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7, I‘M! WIIhliloton air-or,
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Mm magnum tun
Win. .‘Woald, and be «u to oil!“
Walls“ the one ml protection
meant valuation against am an-
Wflly " bloom; "e- Damon" policy
was as and let us reimburse you for
Swift's Smoked Shoulders 12%clb5
Not cold so low in many years.
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Norwalk Hoursince their famous war
and society correspondent, . Maurice
‘Carew. became ill, will resign his so-
- sltlon this week to ‘returu to‘hls stud-
ies at the New York Jlniversity where
glie is pursuing a course in dentistry:
He will he succeeded by Mr. Dliworth.
no loll. Telephone 1280.
, loath Namn‘, Dona. ‘ , Extra an. ‘mck'
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Sweet Pptatoet'ZScok; 4 qtslSc
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William A. McPherson, of South
'Norwalk, who has been demonstration
the Triumph Voting machines in
Westport Town Hall, for the past two
weeks completes his duties today. The
All was of insurance.
5* Public swoon-apnea
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A, J. Collins, 01 South ni'orwaik is
The polls will open at (i a. m., Mou-
bus’lness.
day antr close at 4,
The Boys: Club' holds it first meet at
Springwood‘ Chapel, Friday evening.
at 7 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs, W, C, Palmer are now
residing on South avenue.
George Sherwood has a position in
”Jones & Wood's store, No. 2.
Thomas A, (lollins. of Bridgeport,
. is spending a few days with relatives
in South Norwalk.
East IndiaTea Co
machines will‘be used at the town
electioa next Monday and the West-
port residents are much pleased with
them.
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T “’Blily-one Women several weeks
ago appeared before the registrars of
voters and gave their intention “to be
mode." When the day for qualifi.
cations came around only nine of that
School was an accommodation for number showed up and all qualified.
those going to Stamford in the after», {hey include Mrs, B. J. S. Newton,
noon, for shopping, or the theatre. [tllanliiy 'B' “”19”: Mabel Ballln. Mrs..
A G, 0001 Mrs B 1.. Dolge Harriet
' ' . at 2.30 in-l ' . . - .
21:21:“:le :3" (ligiggflnazlymivlth a lunglWakeman, Edna M. Sherwood, Sarah
“ D h '. ' ‘13. Crawford and Alice Marsclland.
wait in Stamford,
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. An artistic improvement has been
’ S t rso al’tax collector
Vt, ' Bax er, no u ‘made to the State street bridge cause
will take the enumeration of the town.; .. . A. ' . l t
beginning this week. The tax is dllel““" ‘ t the section where he s eum
this year Oct 1 instead of Nov 1. roller and part 0f ”1" causeway slid in-
This enumbratiori’ls on the list of 1913. to the The“ a stone guarding wall lius‘
, Mr. Baxter has, since taking the office. ’ be?“ ”elm“? Made Of cobbles it ”93' .
shown more results than any of’l’iclul:(\an 9 somewhat of ‘1 “me yet mm '3
before him. He has worked cousclenti-isome $18th in direct contrast to.this1
‘ i ' ' v y l
ously towards collecting the tax. There I fisher to go looklni, guard" nulldis Ellie,
are approximately 800 personal-tax . s lat) an tottering iron suar rd 3.,
it was stated that the selectmeu iii“
in ' lrs i this town.
l “V I;W tended the wall the full length of the
causeway but this could not be ascer-
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the fact that
,know thatthe president said plainly
Frederick Paxton, of South Norwalk,
who has been ill, is now able to be
'QUICK HELP TO BACKACHE AND
Joseph Crawford“ is attending the RHEUMATISM.
King's Prep, School in Stamford.
tallied.
Contractor Chappa who has the Corr,
01“. ““‘L'MS friends ""9 greeting him. if, 0. Baldwin and l’aiiy'will return
to New York today, for the winter.
On account of the unfavorable:
weather today the auction at Miss
Baird’s. West avenue. has again been
postponed until tomorrow.
Miss Harriet Seymour of W
street is ateudlng the Low School in
Stamford,
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Tlle semi-monthly meeting and au-
nnal elet‘lioll of officers of South Nor.
walk Council, No, 12553. Knights of
Columbus, will be held tonight.
George Purdy, Ed ward Rutledge and
Nelson Brown saw “The Lure" ill New
York, Monday.
Mrs. Elisabeth Palmer is stopping at
the home or Mr. and Mrs. James D.
Warren, Park street.
Clarence T, Fellliiman has taken a
position with the John C. Wilson Hat
Company, having resigned from the
John Hancock Life insurance Com-
pany.
The third degree was conferred on
a candidate by Wooster Lodge, No. 37.
l. 0. 0, it, Monday evening_
Mrs. ll“. W. Peck. of ii Meadow
street, who suffered a serious opera—
tion at the Galen Heepital, in Bridge-
port. last week. Tuesday, is recover-
ing rapidly. .
Charles Borel has resigned his posi-
tion with Jones & Wood store No. 2.
and Will move the Cheshire. .
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Owing to the Storm last night only! fr
~ about one hundred people attended!
the ‘Norualk Fire Department fair. in! ,
‘ the Town Assembly Hall. The sum'tp‘l , Miss Rutledge, the assistant town
gists postponed their visit until this‘monk‘ has been busily engaged the
evening. . 2:43 past week in issuing hunters' licenses.
om his arduous duties as manager of
Brennan's grocery store, Tuesday,
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The removal of the flaring are light. ‘Il‘ilrs John Webster of Windham
from “'9 “10'0““?! $5“ng 1“ 00“ :‘m‘lspont the week-cad as a guest of the
nor to “ pace “ a roar aveluem district nurse Miss Webster of‘ Main
and the substitution of a small illcalrl stret ' '
descent light on the recently erected '
pole is appreciated.
Mises Emma Opper who has been
meeting all the home of Mrs. Van Coev-'3 not visit.
ering, 4f; iregory Boulevard, East!
WilliamiGlynn enjoyed a day off,
spending a week in New York, has re,
The W. (i. '1‘. U-. Will “Old "5 “Gem-V", turned to her home here alter a pious-
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. l The man ‘or :mniun “:10 \‘llIXllltS if“: 1‘, tract for the laying of the new sewersl
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is p from metal le an r came n 'l‘“ town expects that he will have the,
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, uillfind it ill loley Kidney .Pllls. 'llle) lwork of digging the trenches and lay-E
est act so quickly and with such good ef-i ing the new pipes on State street mm Tile center of interest in the judge-
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feet that seek, inactive kidneyls that.I completed by the elld of the week],
d9 “0‘ keep the mom clean .and frost More trouble than was anticipated llas‘
0f impurities, are toiled up ambush encountered on the hill. WhenI
strengthened to healthy vigorous ac» the work was started in August it was
lion. ".ood results follow their use found that several ledges of rock be-
ing excaedingiy hard and running inl
network fashionhbrought about more;
trouble for it did not yield freely to‘
, the dynamite blasts, However, it is
expected the blasting will be finish-
ed tomorrow and that the work of lay-
, ing the pipes can go on unchecked.
When the new sewers are laid the
work at the new sewers are~lald the
work of laying the Warreultel'pave‘
merit to the top of the hill will be com
pletcd.
promptly. For sale by all druggists."
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The wiser ones who have their ears
Only nine of the 21 women who to the gnpund are beginning to lay
made application to the registrars “To: their bets on the coming election, and
be made" will vote at the town eleC-' ill every instance the Democratic can-
lion on next Mendav didates are running the favorites. This
" due to the fact that because of the
presence of a Progressive ticket, the
lback bone of the Republicans has re-
The Eastern Underwear 00., ill
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Connecticut Congressman Still
Divided While Kennedy Still
Hopes For Thomas
WASi-liNrGTON, D, C., Oct. 2.~That
itep. Kennedy has by no means given
up the fight for William E. Theme, for
U. is. district judge is evident from
he is expected to see
President Wilson today or tomorrow
Mr. Kennedy had an appointment with
the president yesterday, but it was
called off owing to the latest troubles
ill the ranks of democratic senators
over the tarlfL-blii.
The candidacy of Thomas S. Spel-
lacy is said to be forging ahead. ltl
is believed Thomas F. Noone is favor-
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Suits, Coats and
Dresses
(ll At Mintzs you ’will find
everything that’s new and
up to date, in Suits, Coats
and Dresses, at , moderate
prices.
is reported, itep, Lonergan will line}
up behind Spellacy. Spellacy is al
possible potential candidate for con-
gress against lmnergan. Speilacy is
leaving here today for Cotillecticut.
James P. Pigatt‘s claims for the
judgeahip are being laid before ill-
flucntial presence hereby his lay part-
ner, Arthur B. O'Keel'e of New Ha-
vell Rep. Malian is .reported to he‘.
preparing for one last effort in behalf
of Noone, but Connecticut people here
last week that it would do no good to
press Noone's claims any further. That
Walter Walsh will not receive the sup 1
port of at least one member of the
delegation aside from Kennedy is
firmly believed by those in a position
to know. However, Rep. Reilly is
sanguine of Walsh's prospects,
ship fight will be transferred to Con-
necticut ill a day or two by which time
it is expected all the Connecticut con-
gressmen will be in the state. ‘Rep
rcsentative Malian left for home Tues-
day night, .Represelltative Donovan
yesterday afternoon and Representa-
tive Reilly last night. Rep. Kennedy
is leaving'li‘riday and Representative
lionergan plans to be in Hartford lSlln.
day.
Your vacant property is costing
money every 'day. A Sentinel want
adv. will change your loss into a
profit. Try one and see.
City National Bank
TRANOAOTB A GENERAL IANKlNI
DUOINIBB AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSIOTENT
WITH BOUND
ii‘airfield resumed operations yestenim‘ved an awful loll. This dope is not
day brlnshlg back to their enlpIOY-zupset either llilflle plcklng of the
moat many im-alpcople who were lie-i winners for Selectmen. The ReD‘lbW
cans considered that they played their
big card against the Democrats when
Mrs. Sarah Frazer of State “we, is . they endorsed the candidacy of'Austln
from Lady Pa,memm;Wakeman. the Progressive nominee
1 d \' l6 Si l d f B thiel‘or first sclectman. Now it is figured
0 go, . o. , lepler s o 6 ”pm. Mr. Vlakealan has not even a
hem to the annual convention of the ‘ fighting chalice for first aelectman and
order which is being held this week that in, will he a lucky man u be
ginning to worry over the layoff.
the delegate
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“ t, 'it’o so simple.
' Norwaik, on Friday at 3 p, 111.. to be
followed by a supper. and social hour.
for all who can stay,
RESTORATION OF CONGRESS
HALL.
PHILAUFJJ’illA,.Oct. 3. President
Wilson, members of his cabinet, jus-
tices of" the Sllprelnonl l‘ourt. the ilrils
fell, French and Spanish Ambassadors,
delegation from both houses of lion-
gress. and many (if the governors of
the sixteen states which were ill the
Union in itlllu, are expected to attend
the celebration ill this city of Hip rues-
torailon ol' titularcsu Hall to its origin-
al form.
Mu . "I'lio i‘rceidclll slated l‘cct-ilily that
he could not. be here on Oct, Iii. the
(late orlnlliillly decided upon, and fill-
dtiier dale will be llxcd to suit his
convenience, it was announcml today
that a uwsauuc had been received from
tho president in which he said:
"i inland to Hill)". i feel it my
duty to (‘Ullli‘ to the rc~llullicllllon of
.. alitl: a national lllflllllliimll. as Con
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Colts Lou Than Paper.
To Purim. the walls and woodwork of
a room that has previously been palllt~
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Quantity of ii. & M. Paint ncad~
educate 0 .73
The painter'u labor costs about. . 1.33
Total costs ....................$2.08
'l‘wo coats of paint cost less than pan
poring. A painted room la,sanltury.
Ito chance for breeding germs. Use
the L. In M. >9arnbMixed ’Real Paint.
adding one part of fi‘urpenflndto two
arms or die 1.. a cafe; mass it ready
Melts. A child can mastitis paint-—
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Gold by Chas. ill. Dow, sleuth Nor-
Wt'.’ Hairball & Staples Haws. (30..
‘Jel'scy visited over the weekend with
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Miss Ethel Lawrence and Miss Bea-
trice llroon have returned to their sin-
dies ill Drew's Seminary at Carmel, N.
Y.
in Buffalo.
ilonuld .i'erklns will make a bid
for fame ill the poultry business. lie:
is having all expensive coop and run!
, erected on his property in King Streetfl,
and exports to stock up with aonlel
l‘unc_v stock,
M iss Frieda A, liolmstrader of Now
Mr. and Mrs, Elijah l’larlram, 'l‘fi’lln-
misc iiili.
Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Ml'Kendrle
and daughter lcdith have returned from
”W” seaside cottage, Lill’nIOt, ut Fall‘-
l'lcill Beach.
The Saugaluck Historical society
will meet ()cl. iii at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John 1“. (:odilot. Miss id.
liyllllupnlun will read a. paper on
“Old Roads of \‘l'csl.pol't.“ a subject
m . which will interest all.
ilcv, and Mrs, J, t). \‘l'ycol’f have rc-. ”0--.”...
turned to their home on St. John Piace‘ ’l‘hc Nopwulk [rpm ol‘ the lmpmwd
al‘lcr upcndlns than lllncr in (ireul liar-'mmq- ”f itcd Men, are 301‘)“ to my
rillltiml. Mush. flatl- a class of over illu, many oil
WWWWWWW whom are residents of \‘i'osiport.
Mia Florence .llosau of Norwalk is Mr”. Kern J. Hall 01' Newiown is
slwndiliu lulvcral days of the home 0i visiting wlill relatives lll Siillglitllck.
Mr. and Mrs. .llcwlti ll. Merritt, Billl'
Main sti‘acl.
The floors homo in Elm slrcot la‘
bcinn rmnmlclcll ilil'illiilfllllllt.. 3'ch
Leland limigcr of South avenue has hard wood floors are pump laid, my.;
“"0" ‘ll’l'l’lllll’ll organist and “hill" (1“ iitlons are bolus torn down and otln'
motor of the First Methodist Church (“‘8 erected and a gclierul overhaul».
ill Idlwl'illli‘i}, a suburb of Brooklyn. in”, Whoa (“Hunk-u“! ll wlll be a two
W“ family house for tile families of lio-
hlrs, Map i‘ntlorson and mill have “my :3, “my llurolti llcorll.
refill-null from their visit in Nova rico- ...... , .
tin where they spent most of the noun Funeral services for the remains of
filer, Mr. Patterson is expected with Mrs, .Vluryatlarbcrry. 'a former real-
in a few days. dent of Weatport, who died at her
M...” home in Bridgeport on Sunduy were
Al. the Mothers' Home Club meeting held yesterday morning at the Church
to be held at the home ot'Mrs. Howard of the Assulilptlon here at l) o'clock
Johnson, irloutii Mala street, Thursday, where ilev. J. J. Dlngsan sang a high
plane will be made for the winter's mass of requiem. 'i‘ho' interment
work of the club. A rollvcall will be was in the Catholic cemetery.
held,
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The annual dance of the Westport
The annual mayday exercises of Bi. Baseball club will be held Tuesday
Mark's Sunday-school will be held in evading oct, 7 at National hall, Many
the I[lulld House. next Sunday, at 3.30 tickets have been dispoaod of assuring
p. in, i't cordial invitation is extended a large assemblage and a good time
to all interested in sundayecllooi for all. The club has played a good
work to be present. article of :ball all season and fur‘
‘ ...-M lilished much amusement and excite
The school train will begin to run meat for the fans of the town.
next Monday. This min, altiiough rial «W
, normality yr. is. (in or or sent. wuss
daft; 'fiorthrop m 0a., gou' thport.
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is even counted "in." Those who pro-
fess to know any that first Selectman
(inlay will be returned to that position.
that Henry lllppe will be either second
or third sclectman, but that Mr. Wake
man will not be in the trio. it is
figured that Mr, ilippc, though he has
the nomination froln the Republi—
cans for sclcclnlen will run ahead of
that party's candidate for first so-
lcctlnau, though the latter has the
endorsement of two parties.
THEIR SWAN SONG.
The South Norwalk City. Council
will hold its farewell dinner at Dor-
lon'a Point. this evening, leaving the
IANKING
Capital [aroma and Profit:
”00,000.00 $117,000.00
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Ian Deposit Dom fl and 85 per you» ‘
IDWIN H. MATHEWQON. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1|! Vlco-Pru.
FREDERICK H- ROWAN. 2d VI” 1
PM i
WILFRED ”DWELL. Cllhlfl'
DIREOTORO
I. H. Human J. Wallace Mani! l
ioha H. Knapp John H. Light
Chrlothn mm Fred. H. Rowan
Iamuol Grumman Lewis fl. Harlow
Henry I. Lockwood
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Daily Line to N. Y
for freight only. Freight propeller
STAR CLASS BOAT “COMET”
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lShe meant to play a sportsman‘s part
I And show herself an angler firm;
Another fine boat has been added‘But, oh, so tender was her heart
to the Norwalk fleet in the purchase: That she could nOt impale the worm!
of the “Comet" by John McMahon,
Jr., of the Knob Club. Mr. McMahon
and lLylnan Bracken went to the‘
American Yacht Club, Milton Point.l
aye, N. Y.. yesterday afternoon“ and‘.
sailed the boat to South Norwalk. itl
”are were =
is one of the all-popular star class}
racers and will compete in the cla‘ssl
with the “Scamp." the "Wake," andl
the “Coot," all but the first recent
"h
DO YOU WEAR LASSES?
If so are you satisfied that they
have been fitted to your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? Have
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? If
they haven‘t or you need glasses,
No evidence was found against the; consuitlvfnflaltxlivi'ic‘e. MOORE
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too young mm; held in connection. OPTICIAN.
with the burg ary at the. saloon of; Room 6, Keeler Building.
James Mole on Tuesday night, at the, No. 155 Washington st.
court session this morning, and Judgei Opposite Hoyt’o Theatre.
John Keogh polled their cases. M°"d*yévgr:":‘:?§o 2M9 Friday
The police are working on a clue to: N. y_ ailerons—:12?- ail-olive" g ‘0
the identity of the thieves and hope to 4 p. m. daily.
effect a captive soon. ‘
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Round, Trip $1
illls will leave Railroad Square at 8 o’clock.
Also Touring Car for hire.
UTHER M.
additions to Norwalk boatdom.
TWO SUSPECTS DISCHARGED.
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Electric Electrical "
Wiring for E CTR IXTU s Supplies.
Light and Fewer; ’ AT COST Motor Repaln.
As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FiXTURES. This means a
saving of 50 per cent. of what othcr'firms charge you. Let us fur-
ther explain by talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Watered)
g ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
64 WATER BT. PHONE 8 TH NORWALK
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leaves Pier 82, East River. xew York
walk up to 5:30.’
Norwalk Steamboat Line
ANNING J. leTH. Lance.
GEORGE F. FOOTE, General Agent.
boat oillcc of the city at 7 o'clock.
on the market today.
Mr and capaciti'.
Second.
corn with unlimited capital and
impaired.
which has not yet been equalled
lasting qualities.
ed for suppressant. Stamford High, Mr. Wynne of Normlk who has
a
A High-Grade Motor
T 'ruck‘f.t Popular Price
(hill and see an ideal one ton motor truck. Three things you
ililltll demand of any truck that you buy. because the Jeffery nmlor
truck meets those rclnllrelncnts we belloVe it is the greatest value
First. It sells for $300 less than its nearest competitor in cunt
it is built by The Thomas B. Jeffery Company. a con-
Thlrd. it in backer by aservica organization extending from
coast to coast, which places within reach of every owner a service
The Jeffery products have been knovm (or years as cars of long
This car can be seen at W. A. Hanford'a garage.
can be arranged by calling or by telephone.
wfa.HANro
GARAGE
a reputation which has peter been
in the motor triiok field.
Demonstration
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(foot of Pike street) every day excoptl
Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight received at.
Norwulk up to 6 n. m. and Booth Nun.
lThe Great A8:
a inll saris a
120 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
Ifie-lit Creamery Butter, :1 pound. 35c
lPufled Wheat, 3Pkgl. for , ... .......... 25c
lCorn Flakes,5pkg|.f0r............. .256
P Tea, Company
1M WAUHINGTON IT... IOUTH NORWALK
lollvorlu 1:30 I. m. and 2:10 p. m. Fm Iallm
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Our Carpet and Rug ‘
Department
We have been told by ahwpcra. is the largest and most com-
plain in The Norwnlka, and at present this is especially true. torque
have just received a large shipment from the Hartford Carpet Co.
insides the new Fall Patterns in Tapestry, Velvet. body itrpssels,
Armlnsler and Willous .wa were able to buy a number of their die.
continued pullerns, which we offer at a considerable reduction in
price.
Log Cabin flag iluss are becoming very popular on account of
their durability and low price. We have these in a large variety of
pullers» in sizes from 24 x 50 inches up to 9 x 12 feet.
The A. J. Angevine. & Son ob
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134-136 Washington St. South Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler