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W DAY CANVASSERS ' RAM & H YA.
O o 1* HOW ABOUT THAT ROUk i ii“ - . . t . .
aglClanw it; if iv‘s Shingles it needs, we has»? then -;:. :7 l. . n xvii-g. 3 l ~- ‘ " . . ' f " _ . ,
" (year, the best gradebeing til: ;: ;.. ' . ' ‘1! " II GAZETTE BLDG -" THE LEADING D , _
. . i ‘ .. .. 1‘ . l" 1’3,le r
Your nous; m b I l Ledar. These are manufacture! [Trill '1» .. g fiwzj ”l The arrangements for t'Tag Daynl K . .. RY GOODS STORE . *
marble, of ’Concretz: : of 3“; Cedar rowed from “V3 “Ebérrfl‘l’ui ' i. . ; it; 3., U" tfluililfltd. and the follouiilg is ~~———_._.__..-~_*_--_Wfl‘_ E'éwflh ..
1 5 ‘ cod be filled with (faint): {i the forest. Neither are they baked to d ; 7_ 1 _, J. ...} . ’i flit» ‘l~l of ladies who will act as chap- .. \ “--.“... _
mg}, 3 and furniture i .510“? under a moderate heat so a: in r'. :. -. \..:ti , _ ‘ .. fefi‘TUHF-‘l and 'th young ladies assisting , O .
that's ggood. our floors 1%? “nod. You Want the best; ne‘vt __ t , : i i~ lill‘i‘tl’ Mrs: Louis Lelimaier, Mrs. enln ' «
‘ my shine ’tzith polish li- MS 89! liigelher and figure on. a .ov. i... .11 an .t ' Li :1. “ "Pic“, lira. Brooks, Mrs. Sharer, Mrs. . ‘ 0 LE
- M3mm- hardware be the best, service at the right price. Do It néwl g r. 9. Seymour, Mrs. L. J. Reynolds, . \ .
' ‘ H ' 7 ‘ '=-"‘* '- m .. v 'V lire F. a. bone Mrs. Robert Van ’ ’ ‘
your pictures by good THE Jr . ' ... a: .-) , 1‘ ' , C { ff
artists in keeping With 9 We are near—just a: for as the i ' ‘ 81ml”: “is T" 1‘ ““mm‘d' Mrs. 0 08' S! u s an car S ‘
,. the rest. but if your house ; Our specialties—Creonipt Stained Sl‘g‘zfir , ’gg'IT"1>_:T?-m. 11:. REEL Antigen, Einto. \ 4 _ .
' Jimmi- devoid of genial * were} 90. 42 , ..t ' ’5' 'm‘ '5' . “‘3 Of the ver \latest models in all of th ' ‘1‘, «
\hem to fill your days with “F g} "' . _ - . ’-l* V». lirs. J. L. Stevens, £185 1:. Y = ‘ . e mOSt wanted Pe‘b‘
Comfort and make our "in“. T441... it’w- >5 , rive, ' one“ 'fafif'fa ' y-. “m E. .l. Ryxbee. h 55 ll. . , ,
153531“ SWECt—your lions: O l d M if} q .9 . .Wflhr m. w J_ Tracey, Mrs. 3. T3“ pepularlty of furs this season has led us to make more than the usual alerts to
is not. a home, sir..’tis but . ver 31] Odel 3;?" a; l l . " ““"" WS- "- ”mom", M’s- ‘5 , meet the demand. .
/ a place to eat. Our Coal ' ‘ "i ‘ ’ . . ‘ .J- ’- ,1 j . ‘ Eli‘s. J. ~Farrell. Mrs. S- - - 7 . ~ - . ’ - > ‘ . i
‘ transforms like magic and I he breateSt 39“ng {1“ ‘3»; Raj “ E’ “L Q 4'"? M“- A- C “'hi’elt‘l- M’s» Ed ALL IMTERESTED»ARE‘CORDIALLY INflITED TO SEE OUR OPWCW"; Dl‘t
makes a home complete. 'I'he Willy’s—Knight: The lowestwir-m 1.; U. ‘ Z.‘ t! , 1 mm a, ‘lltirl liru-e. Mrs. Lottie Munro, Mrs. ... . .. _ y
l_ $1095. Overland Six: The 1318869, 1110;; 1,. ,r- n; ~ ~» .-.: . .r pm :1 . ‘ 1.. ". Green. Mrs. G. Belts. Mrs. A. D. ‘ PLAY. '
‘ lhe world 81145.. We have these tips... rm. .—: l . .r ...: ,4 _, "1 \l‘udm‘orth. Mrs. J. .‘llcElroy, Mrs. R. W,»
‘7- us show them it) you, either with: r-‘in- » ~ Eh. for-ti. Kr: ll. 3. Lockwood. Mrs. J. , if 11‘. 1......
l _ . ‘ . .. ‘9 t v t‘:.t-anrtgh. Mrs.”0. Jackson. Mrs. ,1 M .... .7
‘ ‘ r" ‘ ‘l‘ ‘v - ‘th . Wm” ‘w 7*: ‘3' 1F. l. Burnell, Mrs. James Hall, Mrs. H S SAIlons GE]. 1 A 7‘ ~>
. ' ‘ 'r i. .. .
VAAb L bk(x I thi’igfi (y[%i{;.i§‘()lfiz alleswr Hyatt. Mrs. Solon Borglum. ' ° m‘ .
Chestnut St, City. ' View: 1330. ‘ya, litu- \l‘m. Boring, Mrs. A. PI‘lutg‘ery. ‘f 7’
Mia: "m I $33®v~z®i7¢o 53‘" 4..— ~*— _‘ r . 1‘3 ’ \lr<. I? Fmpman' Mrs‘ G" ;. 0m. 0 OSSCHANNELI ‘ .
. . ~ . a" slink. Mrs. Wm. Norrill. Mrs. J. T. ‘ if“
! lrlmill, Mrs. C. Boyd, Mrs. F. Merrl- ---——-— ‘ & a ‘3 :3
‘ ~ - “till Mrs. J. Slater Mrs. E. M. Lock- ‘czr‘v- ”V‘“7“" ’ ' ”0 ‘ 5 " ~ .
- _. . , . , ..tt . .
8' 81301( Shells ~ Ii wood. Mrs. M.‘Elwood. Mrs. D. McNet. Aging"); of sailors in the U. S. kitty, .. _ _ «a. U £5
' ' . L 5‘ WALL SYR‘FT mm. Mrs. M. Hatch. Mrs. Victor Biart, ° ’ j t “:1 5‘9““?th launched; ~ -' ,
L NORWALK - ‘ . M H Hi m“ Mrs. came 11 o l e . orwak harbor Saturn — ‘ . ~
are used b all s rtsmen . , _ . Mrs vim. Beers, rs. . p. . '
and trap 5‘0““: OPTICIAN . PHONE 432 I}. R Comm. Mrs. Denim. m... 2:21;“:me to aecgre water. 0ne| . m .
Special Rates to Gun . Spangler. Mrs. Austin, Mrs. C. Di- Vicinity “filth? :zlia-cblilage 'lneago the .
° ' "has.“ . 3 ' M t . 1‘. . _\ .. Sw rda, Mrs. V. Selleclt. ne. me ‘ O
gggfi'rs 0F Everythlllg 1n the £3”: “3.3;! milk: l:l:~dl 1:398 MO” J G Gregorv Mrs. little dililculty was experienced in get.- - 4
. v . i - -‘- ‘5 ' ‘ ‘ ' , " ting afloat again. The aailora were ‘ ‘
‘ ‘ " W lvi'a d. Mrs. \. Scofield., . ‘
SUPERIORITY (It’olb? oot r £0“ a trip from the Brooklyn navy b v J‘ .
Mrs. F. Baxter, Mrs. S. M. Stevens” .
lMTS. Seymour Curtis, Mrs. ”P. Quln- yard. it ““3 Said. to 305m“- .Theyw
ltard Mrs D Raymond Mrs. “Blurred a quantity of water at the dock
'llisllllll. ill-rs. h Belts. Mrs. A. Rus- of the Lowndea Oyster Cgmpany, 0!!
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:50“. Mrs. H. W. Gregory. Mrs. c..Waier street.
Osborn Mrs. C... Waring. Mrs. Bariuml it. was stated unomclally Saturday
Randalldn‘“ the sailors were engaged in the
Non Mercuric primer
gives even ignition
unilnrm combustion,
and velocity: more
.7 regular pattern.
Black shells
Eyes Examined Free
"and Getting it; FIRST
have
W- .-... -....-
Mania, lira. F. Montgomery.
Marchaml. Mrs. J. A. Thayer:
> . ‘Native Calves’ Liver . . . . . . . 0") ' .\i s. it. Kent Mrs. Miner
.0132” parjage 0:30;: Sliced Bacon . . . .. 22¢ Rib Laml)‘ Choirs -. ‘igg “1:5.“ Henderson, Bliss Huflburblmme sort of work along the shores
fir ll ' tip 1 ’ i ’ U lira \‘oxon Mrs. ll. Benton. Maia! the sound, that the “engineering
m: e mlna ng ong l sel‘unze s . 3 sanflary Markets oodiliot Mrs. George Wright. linoleum While!) visited Nor-walk "“39“"?
-- . l . . t . " are inian . information is bein ae- ‘ 1'
Black shells are really if afislggggllgg'léwp‘ifi 31?; gRAVlIrXEE iJOlln Crawfordhllrsfi ns‘n‘cxufi-lcmt mom“ w some opinions T b] .' p
’ ‘ - -. t..\.l rs. e' - ~ u, ..
waterproof. Tent them i ‘3’; “i: 21:51:), Rq‘ymoud Mra. Rayon would be of value should it hell 0 ena a you to do thls we
yourself and be con- I ......n“--. -.....” ' ‘ ' ' lira. “necessary at any time to station shipsi ‘ _
- einced.‘
,Black sheila are l‘le
most expensive shells
to manufacture. but
are sold at tllersame
price .. other mm. ! Beers Meal and Provision Co.
mm] D MOR6AN 5 North Main Street 1 3 Main Street
., p _ South Norwalk, Norwalk.
fiSuccesaor to Charles E. Dow)
fins Washington Street
80118! Norwalk
Missealm“ this vicinity. Whether the sail-
will extend 'to you a. privilege '3
Enjoyed by the wealthiest famil;
;
l no -.
less in the country, namely
PHONES: ' -. ‘ 3 ....
1180, South Norwalk. 881, ' Norwalk.
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Grace Taylor. l’lorie Kelley. lkltaém’s “'9"? engaged in this work or not.
Hampton. Ella Koch. Margaret KuchQ could “0‘ be definitely confirmed.
Jeanne Wilcox, Olive Cole. Marinn'i .
.Botiwell. Edna llunltemeier. Frances - l .
(Bernard. Elizabeth Sherer, Helen: Amonoulf snows 10
? Stewart. Maud Warner, Florence Nor- ‘
‘rir. Grace Evans, Lulu l’rousscr, liar» BE B“: ""8 szsou
lriet $mith..\\fnioy Gottchunn. Gussiel \
lFallon. Gladys Gamble, Mabel Ronni J . ,, _ q ‘
;(‘arrie Simlelt. noun mmr; altar-gal»I
et Smith. Miss Van chlltlenhurg. That the nfilxnitude of the ll“) grflt L. A CH \
ARGE ACCOUNT
lilamillon, llutb Clem-y. Lois Beers. York and Chicago will be in kMpln‘gl ,_ I; k
.i Hattie i‘lark. Helen Hitchcock. ('nrrlo- with the present wonderful mqtor car;
I Paxton. Luella t‘bndenyne. BinmlbOQF‘ is evidenced by the constantly; . / ».
Burns, K. Bordon. Pearl Koontz. min increasing nilmber"’oi space reserva~r
POEM)". Margaret SDdOi‘» BPl‘lhR DO‘ . lions being made. The number of mnk- In 8’ REPUTABLE and DE-
kus. Dorothy Asche, Ruth Gregory.i era of motor cars and necessories wh 01: _y‘ , ‘
elen Colbllrn Helen Prowltt. Martha. were on hand to draw [or spaces early} _
growl“, Mrs. H. Shufclt. Madeline’thls month at the National Automobile PENDABLE Store, Where every-
Mflgner. Almlha Hayes, Ethel Hayefi.;Chamber of Commerce gave surety to .
w 7 J-ACOBY‘S
SPECIAIaN'PRICES
1:0’ Mag-1E, Hayes. Miss Stannnrd. Myflleiall previoas show records being beat- I
gumr to Wm. Briton. ' ‘ Arlington. noun Wood. Claire Wood.=en. .The demand tor exhibition space. bOdy gets a. square deal and a. if
: , Phone 4.99, SUITS . COATS AND Dorothy Jones. Theresa Nealine.‘ Mar- however, still continues. Since the ’. .
Fort Street. East 'Norwalk. —~ “ , k ’ ’ . .ian Cronin. Bertlm,.Salishiiry, lilildredidrawing. S-a’i Miles. who manages the h d d "
. . H lrner. Mildred Hayes. Marjory Zel- nhows for the “t amber of Commerce, n .> .
.. DRESSES mtg Marian Richardson, Mildred has made allotment of no less than 157 u re cents on the dblla’r' “
. " Kuuhum. Emily chichester. Helcnlmore Spaces to exhibitors. ill consej
- . ~ ~ » . .. » _ . _ .- __,_ ' _. Taylor. Marian Coming, Gladys Brllsll..quenc.e. the annual automobile exposi- - . \
‘ “ " ‘ _- - ' ,-.__.,._ _ A —— M M *3 EM.- lllary Woodward. Phoebe Valli. Kath-lump: 1915 will he tar bigger than our prices are as ‘IOW as the
iDEATHS AND FUNE/iiAL:- TODAY-TN WALL STREET ’mnp Mel-high, Anas Moliugh. G91" 9"“ before. . H '
. . Julia '
, > \E“" YORK, N a 1 ‘7. s :- .; lrllde Harris. Mrs. A. S. GleOn. . . . . o . r -
1 'n¢°TP°r‘“d' . \la M's'v:";ia";1H'tsifhtler. !101130 a m)—Si0:‘)l{§ Opélllsnlllit\:l(ll‘ Lat-kwmui. Louis" Woodward. ‘miROWAY10N MAN CAIBHES ' loweSt’ COHSIStent Wlth gOOd ; '
r nyneopenteci .ean ' l ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘l . .i , I
PAYS regret yesterday of theydeatlri :g§1:;‘.+variable advances 0v" lamweck'fildrm AH". Lucille Hal; mail] 2311‘ i ’ . V ' ‘l
l‘ ' William H naellller and infant oilidlmmg ””“es' “‘1‘ ”"1“" Mil-”Gladys “mi" mm“ we ' in l I “ '-
. IL ‘ ' "trndln in some 0‘ th -_;Nichols. Lillian Fergusdl. ‘ SS quallty" ’ j
.t. attire home of Mrs. Saclltler's llllrellls- 'g ‘ e more proml » ' the mace: Dewitt Ellza- l K
‘ K in Meadow street. The baby\was bomlnent issues. United States Steel's m'i'rhompaon. ] it -~ kG Trowbridge \' ' *~ I . ~
ltdbest prices for other junk Saturday morning, and tite‘molher uninmive offering was 2'00“ allure; at betb muffin} bl; Smith Alexan- "—’""" ‘ ' M " ‘I
you send'postal or telephone. peared to be doing nicely until Salon-'88 H to 3'9’ a maximum gain 0f half Mrs. Orr?“ lt‘ladva Sanger Helen Edward Prince, Of Rowayton, yes- I ‘
TEL 4-41 TEL d5). night at 10.45 O‘t'lotk, when {he‘ll point and a nmv high for. the cur dra Haml on‘. r clendenlng ' Anna lerday caught. on a haul; and line, a ‘ ,. .- ,
I ' ‘ t' 441' had an attack of heart failure. The?rent movement. Canadian Pacific was Barker. M“ an bl1 hilddlebrook An- smelt \which measures from the tip m
‘. ‘ Mlddk‘bmek- Ma 9 ' of its nose. to the tip of its tail fifteen
. baby died about 4 hours later. Mrs. 5 strongest 0f ‘1’" "‘m' 50°“ ”33”“: 1": Amelia. Becker. H8193“
’N alalie l
"a.“
“R“Hlpsom inches, and which weighs 11 ounces.
to 385 H. fitment Pacific, Elle.
. ‘. ..Wfitoli‘ ”ricedjtocikmc rial 018W . . . .
who. Machined: yesterday. K V A.“ N2nd.«S'on't'ht’realong:Ra.ill[:ans;.roaeimn- ' lilied‘to nude-bruise‘onvhia‘bodyf‘lt kept house for ..llef'“ brotherdn-iaw,'oi wearinrapparel. and houaehold
Henry-r“ “armamzmfi ' l * ‘ amonvwhfd ‘other. . oenlaflnKoeler beats» a. dot-£70! Frank.'CnaaermnperlntondentjotSignings).“auditor one ticle haunt)“
:lr 'apiccrsnti-meorti‘nnnrrwngng . . no: uni “ cabinet our Mimewiwwwtfiit unconfinlmfla. zit-“nitlril‘é Twit; William-id --.“.
... M. MtamMuaMaamuwr ;_‘ p out .W you». a ‘ maxim: tawny-foil ré ..oilmmm ‘
‘imolivemmg “ "’ w ' ll rm. . " me "so
‘t . i2 'glt
l. 3.3 k
i t port, and besides her husband, whose
[Sachtler'was in the twenty-sixth year
fot‘ her age. and had many'friends in
gthis section. She was born in Wesu
5‘1"? home was in Ridzefield, Washington.
4 l she is survived by that paronts, three
brothers, Richard 5-1., Edward J. and
James F. Irwin. and one sister, Mrs.
lrving Waterbury, 'of Akron. Iowa.
Funeral service will be held tomorrow
morning at 9. o'clock from St. Joseph’s
church and interment will be ill the
{fatholic Cemetery, Westpdrt.
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Noriolk and Western, Pennsylvania
and Reading mire among tbet‘other
strong issues of this group. Special-
tieo also aharedflin the movement.
Baldwin Lommotive. General Motors,
Maxwells and Willy‘s—Overland " atl-
running 1 to 3 points. ‘Anaconda was
(nationally higher, but reacted.
\VALL STREET, Noonr—deint'
was active. but order-ix; and persisten
‘l‘ofit taking was effective in'l'arions
Ruth Quinlan.
.. Rilthl’the élx-monthsold‘ daughter
ogAttorney and Mrs. Edward J.‘ Quin-
‘ la . of Melbourne Roadéfidiedt Satur-
i'gday evening; The child’lhad beenrill
. for a considerable period, and‘many
‘ friends will expréss sympathy for the
parents in their bereavement. The
7‘ burial took place in New llaven tot
' day. ' ‘ .
HQSPITAh More», . 7
‘ R; T.‘iiipley.. o! Nimrwniirade
‘ day“ .. .l‘x _ \'_
:Henry,-¥. Hurlbnrt,Jr.,
* .nlitted fdr ‘ni‘ealcal' “fitment yestere' ’
quarters. This was'mflsetxin a mean
urc by further adi'ances in rails, these
being. stimulated by (the favorable
statements of earnings submitted by
New York Central and Pennéylvania;
.Cunailinn Paciflc_,.continued to overs
slmdow’all other rails. rising almost
11.points to 194; Steel showed pres'
sure and some of the specialilasuplt’n
ticularly illutomobiies,’ were booty-
lnetlrlelzem fell 23 3.4 to 500' on its
.- ‘ first sale, iaternflding another fifpo‘n‘.
" ices. Sugar.
N~
issues new indemaritlat-
substantial gains; Bonds were strong
5
. ' “mam,- 1,:30’T‘ms—filw?
89“" came Mccaumnd’ The anti which is attractln
.‘ . . . g consid-
Eilen- ,
Mocafiiflmd' Chagogteefor$:,now Iarable attention, ‘ls on exhibition at
Lana .vlal‘gflretfi :mnel Dyekm‘dnhO’Bfle‘ 8‘ Rooney’s. “m.“ some
when?“ Pun“: ::' Lainson Ruth’ difference of opinion as to the species
MM ('“rhs' as a ‘ " .o! the fish, but the majorityconfldeno
liamson Miss Donnelly. MiSSSeeley,»
’ ly claim it to be a smelt. .
Miss Ward, Sally Belts, lsabelle Han- 7 it
Mary Rider Sarah Ferguson Some time 83° 3 ilftden “Ch sine
lord. ‘ m ’11, Miss Nolan Nils; was caught near Boston, Mass. At.
Loni?“ 7 lrguao ' ‘. (i) ‘ that time the Boaton Postmade con-
Ralergh. Miss Collins. Miss ‘ owns, _ it
~' 5 ~ stderable. of aiuss over the alfalr. an
Miss Andrews, Miss Hand, Miss John- ! . .
« .n a lengthy feature story acclaimed
ston, Mina ‘Preasour, Miss Sanford. the fifteen inch [smelt‘the “daddy or
Miss LVColllns, Miss Bee. Miss Barry. . ‘
" on
Miss E. Collins Miss l-Moriar‘ity, Mra. them all.
s. 'Keoga,’ulldred Nash, Monica ‘Bor- - 3 _ “ , .
glum,‘ the Misses Hamilton, Mary “'1' Byliflfl" “- , '\ . V
_ [illiiiBRUISlEis
Sniflen. ‘the’Camp Firegeiria- oi 811-.
vermifie,‘Goi‘trude Brando, . Percival
. Starr filer, o gardener reaiding at
Rdwayton atoniteflalléd to ggt out or
Anderson, Mabel Oakes. Mildred Jen-
mgr, Miltbn 'Every,‘ Cornelia Odell.
Mralbmslug Odell,-Mrs. are. Hoyt.
Lira: G. Kerr; Mildred Osborne, Mac
tha Henderson: Kaihrine ..Mnl n.
maria "regal-thy. Eleanor Moses, .Dor.
othy Barton, man HilL; llra glimmer)
Mrs. Charles Pierson; Mn. Owen Kin:
dalien, lira. “fitnnieyflnwndes. _. the
mam .mmmler.‘~.mtolie~snlithi rim;-
oneeEStarrJndiChal-lotto insertion -.
$53th and he waa"‘ltnocked polo
wilenjstruck by-tha tender of the car
(”go who monologue; of Dr.
Robert‘k. Perdlie. on 'So‘uth'r Main
giln‘éu and: a thorough ominatlon
ille‘ way of aitrolleym‘tn ‘n’on‘va‘yton,i
Delicious‘ Creamery Butter .1; . . .‘. ... ............ 31¢ lb.
Extra Good Eggs“ . .. ........ . ......... '.. 30¢ (log.
Grandma Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs. ............ .. N25¢
3911 Weight Seeded Raisins 101mg.
.5 Cream ‘of Wheat: 9r Wheatena, 2 pkgs. . . .\. 25¢
Cocoauqt. size jar cut to ..“. . . . . . f ............ 23¢
. , AUSTULL,
‘\'24 Cottage Street. . .1" “
East Norwalk.
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weaning. APPAREL. WANTED. -
1: 13,19 management of the .Norwm
. 4. Branch-or ,tngjeetlleriork Gmld =02
.‘CORMNQ,N.W..,Nov.t.‘1—Sylvester Americaflelarnestlrrequest um um
Fenton. a" retired rat-mar. killed’aii mummy semi to their-amid;
wife with a. tutor in Bath yesterday.|0fl”their innuai contribution of Wm»;
Fenton then kissed a grandddughter,iinB-appareh em. to’be distributbd on , .
who had seen the nitroglyand fled, luv the worthy and .destitute people ‘ in
“mating that be won goingfio, hill,0_ulf 10W}!- . ‘ .. ‘
himself: Notrace of m had‘f'beehg ‘ ne‘dlreqlorsnlsowish to moon“ 1
Mind up to nightfall. yesterday: Mistafihrough the press, that Since the or-_
Grace .Townea. the granddaughter,‘ganization of the above,”now.ilftee|
hid union'waa jealous. yeara‘ 350}!th has. been _ collected .
-M‘ra.~"Fenton was-49 years old, and and distributed nearly 3,090 -_nrticltt- ,
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‘JejLous Herman FA‘RMER 1
KILLa WIFE/WITH Razor-t.
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Norwalk Chronicler