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For file,
Professional
Business-Id
Cards. and
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' FRO “LE? 16 IT. MOTOR NA 1"
(aregory Boulevard, East Norwuik. 1t.
eon GALE—46 poor FLAT nor-i"
fishing.m1y.to R. Cartwright 68 00:8 roll, 24 Hsvilud street.
avenue, East Norwalk.
07237—21300“ APARTIEN'l'i wmrzo ~- GIRL .tnocr 17.
. ~ ~ . .1 p “3 H - Rent ’13- inquire Ol'years of age Apply tat-tory entrance
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In running condition, 535 h. J. L. .1. Frederick H. Rowan, 21 Eimwood J‘ J. Cash, L’ld. 6t.
;avenue.
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To LET—LARGE STORE AT 44
tom motor boot, cheap Just the boat for Water street. In
v»—
quire
3t;
way to New York. In describing
l WANTED-YOUNG MAN AS URI
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FOR ”LI—HOWE Six ROOM-s"
lot 50x10!) feet, city water, some fruit.
Three minutes to trolley, Price (good;
it. Duncan, 9' Camp street, Norw-ttk
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FOR BALE—TWO ACRE TRUCK
lights,
3L.
form, seven room house, barn, fruit.
Six miles Bridgeport. Convenient
school, church and store.
Arthur Pease, 109 Wall street. Blidgcn in,
port. ‘ I
FOR SALE-ALI.
Zztnt street. 3?
FOR SALE—S. C. WHITE LEG-i To RINT—i BOO,“ APARTMENT“ WANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM.
horn pullets. llal'red Rock pullets. and;Chapel street. Rent 36.
leghorn hens. Address Post Office box Washington 'sirect, Rent 330. inquire 1).. near center. Address giving price,
31., at 64 South Main street or ’l’honeGO tf "Furnished Room." qo Sentinel.
No, 325, 'Phono 1089.
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FOR ‘ALE—l-llllfl OVERLAND. TO LET~HVE ROOMS VI'ITII IN”
touring car run very little. 1~19l2 Herr~‘ provements.
Al 57 Spring “TESL ln-_ dies ready to wear store. Must be. ex-
eahoi'f 4 pauscnger roadster. 1.19105qulre'firs. R. Tarlov. 16 Grove streak portenced. Address "A. B. C." (fiO Sen-
Cadillac 5 passenger, Wehrle's gnragm! or ’Phone 1393-12.
A. ‘ ""tiuel.
H. Jacob & Sons,
wsyrso—oraom our.
“'cenerol housework. Good mos. Apv
FOR RENT—ROOMS SINGLE 0“ ply to Frazier Gilmun, Rowuytou or
,en suite, Furnished or unfurnished. All nue.
$3300: J-,modorn improvements. inquire )3 Us-
rne avenue, Bust Norwalk, Conn. 3L,
Address ill own hand
3L1N0rwulk. . 3t
8,10” Elli? with balit, for two gentlemen. Must
3t
WANTEDarSALBSlAnY Mn LA
11 Raymond street, S. 26 tn: y
BUSINESS norlcEs.
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I wsnuo — anesnsnsrnlvno
FOR “LE—RUBBER TIRED AND,
leather cushioned runabout. Newly:
'East Norwaik.
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AUCTION SALE—REAL ES I .. .
E
public auction on Saturday, ()ctobcr‘j
H. 1916, at two o’clock p. m.. on tlu‘
premises at ’the corner of Stevens
MW?! and Elmcrest llou‘evard, in [hit
city, all the right. title illd interest of
the. estate of 0. ll. lanl:s in said lot.
for
'1' ‘
IF YOU EXPECT TO BUILD LOOK'
painted. Inquire at 232 East flVGnuP-iover some of thehouses. consuuctétl cepilonai‘opportunity United Special-
th by me before you place the contract. ’
~ i ilest of workmanship. I do all kinds of
icontruct work including repair work,
The subscriber will offer for sale at 1 mason work. painting and plumbtsa- 1‘
also have a few finely built houses
sale. Each a two family house
‘with all modern improvements In suit-
able locations. Telephone or call pc-r,
.s'onaliy. 'Phon-e 149M, Steven B. Kiss»? of cattle and poultry.
fphltl. Best price-.3 paid for cnlt‘t‘n. ll.
'Hiaho
76 Lexington avenue.
and also in lot number two (2) in the,
‘saacs Section of Grandview Park, Di-
vision ll located on Woodstdc- avenue,
in this city.
Terms will be announced at time. of
cal-e or may be obtained "on:
WILLIAM ll. GUTHRIE.
i “Auctioneer.
Flower Pots
Stone Crooks. preserve Jars,
Fruit' Jars, Jelly Glasses, Jelly
Strainers. Wine Kegs, Apple
“a
For Rent in 'a
For particulars
Ask John T. Haves
NORWALK. l “"
7 MAIN ST.
Real Estate—Insurance
PAINTING — PAPERJiAXGINGi
iecorutlng, paintcr‘s supplies;
paper, up-to-dnte styles, lowest price
Estimates cheerfully given.
leis solicitAd. Tel.
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
Willi:1
Trial or-
in every town of rose or over to so!
patented article all or part time. Ex
with house work and care of emu]
child. "J" (‘th Sentinel.
WANTED—TO IlIIY
"J‘l'lt‘dtuali. South ‘Norwnik.
PROPERTY—FOR SALE‘AND‘ll-Wl or 31!. y ~ -, ,' '
i 11 parts of city.:e——3‘,~Y*‘+~-‘~—-T -
, WANTEOeEXPEitIENCED PER-
}ntors sud cementers on raincoats.
Steady work, good. pay. Apply Victoria.
aterproof Co., 6 thltter street, South;
“If 1’]
. Norwulk.
'ver, Apply Great A. & P. Tea L‘o., 124
0‘ Edward F31" Washington street.
3i. 3
i WANTED—OPERATORS ON SING—
TO LET—HOUSE or c ROOMS e, Sew,“ Machines.
and ‘bath, all modern improvements'leammg.
including electric
walk to station.
3t.
31108
3 “1mm“ Manufacturers, Bclden avenue, Nor-i
Rent reasonable to walk.
,tbe right party, Apply to 146 South,
Main street, 'Phone 313-2.
3t.
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WANTED—STINOGWHID AND
typewriter with some howled” at
W’"‘"‘ “‘1 TO LET—AN APARTMENT 0F bookkeeping in Cities of Mandibular-I
CHILDRENS five desirable rooms in excellent cou- in: concern.
felt hats. 31; We also have a complete ditlon, with both and other improve:- wming .taung exponent usd solar!
line of underwear and notions, 40 Van ments. To small faintly of adults) 123‘wamgd, Address 1:, 0, Box (as, South
South lain street.
ti.
ty Sales Co.) Room 314. 60 Church
ALL KINDS
Host prions
The executive officer of the deli-
t
tion, he said, he had on the auth-i
ority of the captain of the Nan-‘
tucket Shoals lightship.
German submarine
lantic Sunday was pursued rc-‘
lentlessly throughout the night!
more vessels torpedoed and sunk.
‘south and southeast of Nantucket 1
had been destroyed.
American destroyer flotilla at;
i submarines. three British cruis-
. crs were 'an Nantucket Shoals st'
2:40 o'clock this morning. This
was the fir<f rappoarnnCe of nnv
street, New Haven. Conn. st. warships oi :the British and
___....--.__...... __.... ..._... . -i French patrolling fleet in that vi-,
WANTED—Gilli. To ASSIST cinity since the submarines be-
t can their attacks at 6 o‘clock
vcsterdav morning.
titil talus
WV ‘—-I---—- ~_.
none: TO courascrons .
.w— . I
Sealed proposals will be received;
up to noonot Oct, 12 for the cxeavmi
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# FOUND."
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"‘ H. J. Hipson. Chairman Building Com-
FOUND'A LAP ROBE- 0“"5'ER-mittce Seaside Place.
5. may have some by proving propertYE ) ~
and paying for this advertisement. Cali, NORWALK HOSPITAL ASSOCIA-t
n.‘
First street. Bids received by lira”
3 1..
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_T|ON.
Pickers, Curtain Stretchcrs, Oil
Heaters, Etc. 4
Albert F. Gelleilc
Phone 10692
So. norwnltt
Prompt delivery
25 Washington St"
T
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O‘Neil
VOCAL STUDIO
Regent Theatre Building
. #
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
ines. pay while learning.
_ MEN SHIRT lROtNERS.
400, Alexander-.3t tus South Main street.
E33 ‘ -.,._,_._.-_ -._._.-_.._, "111" N-” .,._..
.' Hillside School
Prospect, Hill Norwalk
The School will begin the fall
term of the year 1916.17 on Wed.
nudity morning, October 4th, It
nine o'clock.
Separate school house. isrge
new gymnasium with supervised
athletics. High School, inter.
mediate and Primary Depart-
ments. High academic standing,
with admission to college on oer-
tificnte. Corp. of nine highly
trained teachers. ,
The Principals may be been at
I .
Tuesciasyy“ Street, Norwalk _ the School any morning after ten
Friday: For particulars ' ‘ , a i y w?“ Circulars Md prices
. , new on requsc .
10'12' 3'5 inquire at Studio , Msrgaret R. Brendlingor,
.. , - ' - A. B. Vassar.
' & C0 Inc Vida Hunt Francis.
TODAY IN WALL STREET .0 O B- L- Smith-
NEW YORK, Oct. 9 (Wall Street,;
10:30 a. m.)—~The Stock Market wast
mmwn into a condition of panic at to-'
day‘s opening in consequence of the
a
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activities of. German submarines in
American waters, Prominent stocks,
particularly the war group, declined 5,
10 and in a few instances nearly 20
points from last week's final prices.
Marine pfd. recorded an extreme loss
of thirteen points, with ten for the
common, ,Republic Steel fell eighteen
points, United States Steel trimest
. eight points with as much for Cruci-
ble Steel ,and live to. ten points for
other munitions and equipments. Even
standard railways shares were mate.
l-ially affected. Union Pacific, Read-
]ng' N. Y. Central and Baltimore &5 W
Ohio losing three to six points. Sub-f
annual .mpport brought about rallies:
of three to six points in some of the;
stocks most wanted. while Republic'
Steel regoinocl all but two. points. The 3
list displayed mmrkrblot boo negative?
power on {no aboarption of high grade
issues swam-1 the owning i
‘VAL manor, 1:86 o in— purines I
"In sme Rolls. notably Southern Pact,
-.._ were under prsm‘lnthe reduc-i
~t operations of titanium ses-_
Wow-W
anon. Other leaders-em; mater"
INSURANCE
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass,
Workman's Compensation-Liabil-
ity, Marine and Automobile.
‘ Surety-Bonds.
"STEAMSHIP TICKETS
HOTARI‘ES PUBLIC
*1. ll. La‘y'tondtCo, Inc
Boll Estate snd‘lnouranoe.
, '1 Railroad Ave.. '
In. Multic-
to be sold by
t AUCTION
~19
. , AT 2 P. M. ,
'on the premises. Terms (subject
'mortgage of. $4.000 at 5 per cent.),
' per cent. day of sale, balance 10 do
‘ later. "'
.. _ 9.
‘w‘ H‘ GUTHR‘E secretary to supply anydefloiency
Auctioneer which may exist in the
YOUR FALL S‘UIT , . .- .mnds necessary to construct.satd hos-
' ' > _ r * W :- pltnl‘ by mortgazing the property of
IS HERE . Fu‘nished’ko am the Association, with the approval 0!
BEST VALUES IN TOWN . . . . - o majority vote of the elected direc-
- ‘ t f the Association. .
,. CREDIT T09. WITH HOME COMFORTS 012:0 Tojernpower the, omgqrsof the
' - 7 ' M33. H“ A“ CRAW' Association to. obtain the necessary
HOMESTEAD
5. To select a site for a new horpl-
of the late in]. ,
LEVI WARNER 6. To consider the matter of ob-
Thls beautiful old residential property;
one of the finest in the city, located at tors, or by a committee of the Asso-
No. 5 ArchSt.,.NorwsIki
Will be sold to. the highest bidder on
Thursday, October 12
Annual Meeting .
The. annual meeting of the .\‘orwttlk-
Hospital Association will be held in
the Town Assembly llall‘ \\'nll street,
on Tuesday October 10th.. 1916. at}
eight o'clock in the. evening, to trans-
fer the following business:
1. To hear the. reports of the Di-
rectors ‘and other officers of the Asso
clutlon and to act upon the some.
2. To hear the report's of'mly com-
' mittoe appointed by the Association,
Its Directors or its President, and to
so upon the same.
3. To elect directors to take the
places of those whose terms may ex-
pire, and to fill vacancies in the Board,
if any exist.
~- 4. To decide upon the construcv
tion of s new hospital.
taining funds wherewith to pay for
the construction of it new hospital.
“ 7. . To authorize the construction of
s new hospital by the Board of Direc-
olstion as the Association may deter
mine.
8. To authorise the President of
the Association to accept in the name
of the Association a deed forgny new
site which. may be selected by the
Association. and to pay the purchase
price from the funds of the Associa~
tion.
to
10
ys
go'caumut sh. Sn. Norwslk
Phone 10264 ‘
blielyfilpem ? * .
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in .
4
and comfortable
lwm' , ‘- ‘.
Vt
Eyery room heated ,by not water j
@113, coldnb
authority to enable the Asso'eistto'h to
+de its articles of unsoelstion by n
three-touring vote of its members pros-
in; and‘votinz at a meeting called to
eon-titer such amend ,
com, Octobertth..,lolo,
interwar.
Vt”. W‘s-”.— ‘
it s t." "I‘m'a‘m .
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(COM M For“ Page.)
——
cludhg passengers sad when of the crew.
Wdhwmhndeduhgovmt pier by,
"MdbMMIflweukainW'
m the homes of Governor R. Helmet: Beech-Inn. In. Freud:
Vanurbilt, Mu. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Artur Curries Jules.
tonne! commodore of the New York Yacht Club.
Dr. Andrews, Who is connected with the Gunfeil Mission in
Labrador. was one of our Stephano passengers taken to the
home of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Dr. Andrews was on his
declared that the Germans gave the boot proper warning and then
stood by until all of the passengers had been taken off.
Ities off Nantucket and reportongoint and the Dutch freighterI
that nine ships had been sunkBloomersdijk and the Norwegian
iand three submarines were oper-‘tnnk steamer Chr. Knudsen, des-’
3, uting oil the coast. This informs-t i
Newport, R. 1., today.
,freighter Kingston was missing
. . Waffircithis morning. but the men were
brought to this Side of the At-ireportcd to be in lifeboat: thirty
miles southeast of Nantucket.
With the dawn came reports Oiisubmarines hR‘d not been identi—
. ;fiCd, but there was no doubt in
The captam of the Nanmcketgthe minds of naval officers that
'lightship rein-med that three Qfl‘tone of the engines of destruction
.man submarines were operating was the German U 53. which de.
and that a total 'Oi nine “steels bassador. Count von Bemstoflf'
_ _ at Newport, Saturday, and a net:-1
The identity of three of these ,ond was declared to be the III
was unknown. but ships from the 6g, '
Newport were. searching the seas‘ U
for the crew: that were supposed t German -
. , submarines gathered for,
to havetakcn to their small boatsi attacks on vessels of the Allied‘
Rushing t0 give battle ‘° the‘nattionil and neutral'bottorns car-
rying contraband of war. Their
.operations so far as brown hair:
?:3e:°i’;12 sgdazgkmt :1": g agi able tr flash oil brief messages}
ten miles oil shore;
To authorise the President and ,
1
r.‘-
his expenou' 6 Dr. Andrew
The passengers‘and crew of-
. troyer Ericsson returnerbcarly to the Bad Cross mm Suphuot
Good wwhllfiday to Newport from the scene and the crews of the Britishi
of the German submarine activi- freighters vStrathdene and West.
I
'5!
' 'At least use an ht been ion-d
who could live ten minutes without
breathing. Eben he would find it
dilficult and unhaltbful to live om~
tirtually in the close, My. vitiaoed
air contained by many 1. uses in
winter.
It is just as irntomnt to have a
house ventilated properly as to have
it heated. A warm air fume: does
both, and that is its advantage over
other types of heaters. STAMFORD
furnaces havc stood in the front
rank for several generations.
“SALE“
HORACE I. NASH Nil.
W.
wrsr
MAIN S'l
toyed yesterday. were landed at
The crew of the British
Early tody the submarine or
ivered mail for the German Am- a
The belief is growing that tlizll a
53 is only one of a flotilla of s
In
of the lightship.
Christian Knudsen. New York:
_for London. was similarly haltedi
ring of the submarine's appear-
tance in. the vicinity of the lighhi
lship. The West Point also was}
m—q—v
south of the?
Supposedly on
Rotterdam,
t 8:35 p. m.
A little later the Norwegian
nd sent to the bottom. Three.
other steamers were reporccd‘EPOStS t°
unk early Why. I
The Kansan. meanwhile. had;
I
cut broadcast radiograms tell-
tgiving word of im- plight beforet
tshe wa.
"andoncd by her crew.
Shipping at ports along the=Thesc dispautch‘es were picked;
t 1
other shipping not flying the
American flag. "
distress from the West Point. but
New England coast has been heidiuo at Newport and a fleet 03:;th sufferers in the end, like 3
up to a great extcnl tOdGV. and United States torpedo boat dos-{Fromm who was deserted bx '
.yessels at sea were reported mak— i trovers wag immediitely ordered 3 :3
mg for the nearest harbor. Thciout to pick up the crews. ‘
sudden onslaught of- underseas}
craft had thoroughly terrified
- shipping interests engaged in the
carrying of munitions of war; and
he dcstroyprs cruised in the-
waters for cevcral miles aroundtintcrest by the recital of those ,
the Nantucket Lightship. receiv- itha object being to show to the
‘ing word from time to figoiiwnmtthh of riuc men that they
. the sinking of additional V B-rmake more money by boxing on ,
lion and foundation work for the East ‘ wghfiefitflzmg has: 'Whlgg‘They locah‘d the survivr :5 Of all merits, and mm m addition,
. . ‘ . i p Y a a.“ an” the vasels known ‘0 haVe been their own St'if-l‘PflpPCl and the I
"\Urwalk (mummy “3‘" Building. Nantucket at 533° 0C1°°k YC3teT"dcstr0yed except the Kingston '1 . bti
ans and specifications may be soenidpy mowing arrived here ' ' \ul of the Du c.
» , . . . Y- and took them aboard. The crew
at the store of The (lorham Lo. 10, Her captain 331d he had tumed oi the Sirathdene had previousl !
finding that his assistance mfhip' til
- . ' The steamer Kingston is no
Mt required, he proceeded to mentioned in maritime records
Boston.
The richest price hugged by
the Germans yesterday was the
Red Cross passenger liner Ste-
phano. which had just rounded
the east end of Nantucket when
she fell a prey to a submarine.
The Stephano was valued at
$ooo.ooo when she was launched
three veers ago. Sit: carried aka
a cargo of codfish oil consigned
to parties in the United States
and Scuth America and valued at
3:50.000. ..
Submarine activities began. all:
daylight Sunday, three miles easti
of Nantucket Lightship, when thet
American steamer Kansas wasi
sighted and signalled to stop.i
When the submarine commander,
was satisfied that she was an‘:
American vessel he allowed heri
to proceed.
The submarine then moved in'
close to the lightship. where, at 6.
a. m. she stopped the Britishi
steamer Strathdene. bound from
New York for Bordeaux. After
the crew had obeyed orders to
take to the ship‘s boats, the sub-
martne sent ‘a inrpedo into the
Strathdeue and sank her
The raider, patrolling the vi-
cinity of the transatlantic steam—
the southward.
At 10:45 i. in, she hailed the
British _ steamer
London for. Newport News, with
a warning shot. This was at a
point ten milessouth of the light-
.ship. The crew took to the boats
and the submarine torpedoes! and
sank the steamer. -
Nn other vessel was " encoun-
tered until late in the afternoon.
At 4:30p. m.. six miles southeast ,
of the lightshio. the German
stopped: the Stephano. Passengers
pod crew werelremovod and t e
vsbsel sunk. < ‘
Napalm-trite British steam». -
er lithium came within View of
known early today.
ship lane. moved considerably to »
West Point. '
Captain Ham Rose, her com-
tccn days out from Wilhelmshav-i
en, and had come in eomsil nht-i
The bright moonlight gave the, ter to Ambassador Bernstorfi.
submarine a good chance to con-t
4tinne operations in the evening.
She moved a little to the west- the d“? water
ward and soon after dark stopped;
her nose out of the harbor and him
Lightship submerged and for a
the Dutch tramp steamer Bloom-flew hours all trace of her win '
crsdijk. bound from New Yorr lost.
for
lightship.
theory that she was carrying con-
traband, the steamer was sunk
after the crew had entered small 50
boats. The submarine left
still afloat, but she went do
me today as to the remarkable cruise" 0
_ing possibilities of the submersl-rfi“
ble which permitted her to make.
her through enemy-controlled scu'
wn.wthout need of supplies of suy’,‘
, nature. Shippers of munitions to ‘
lthc
L to the number of submarine raid» '
ers in the center of the .gre . ;.
trade route from Atlantic coat
,HIRD
land who was justly punished by”
Throughout the day and night promoter of the bout,
. . y
bsctrm response to the Signals of bgm given shelter on the light-t NEW Y°RK mm” 5'6"
the North Adams baseball club,
_ . . signed with the New York Giants,
and her desunatlon was not next year. lie has received lnstrndi’l
,, . tlons from Manager McGruw to ‘ .‘
N3 legendary Flying DutCh- port in the sprint: and take the tattle 1’
man "I“ was tit; center Off 8: int: trip with the club. Tee has on»
:12: W . . m.....
" .. . league in New Yoflrci’ty. where
t31:12:33?goaiiziiniflfi:g:pfsor:; work has attracted the. attention ‘
r .
the German U 53, which £ropped,
so dramatically into ewportt ' _ .
Harbor Saturday afternoon. tau" m ”‘9 Be’k'h‘” .
gw-ars ago and went from there n,
vmander said that she was sevemiJersey City, where he worked behind}
‘ D ‘ , a
it
‘At dusk the stranger pointediw‘.
off Brenton’s Reefit"
Naval officers still speculated?t
long and so difficult a voyage,
“w
Al‘ées speculated uneasily to
Europe.
toil Butts it
Ell.
(Continued from Nlntti P...) y .
M
in, .
windlets who Induced him to
There is no desire to arouse .. . ‘
My“.
STAR NORTH ADAM‘ “
Joe Tee, who formerly caught ,1
:ovcral big league scouts.
He caught for the North Adam;
league fort:
h‘ but for the Skeeters.
An'absold‘tély tagless bedSpring
Absolutely noiseless
Perfectly sanitary, germ—proof
QMr‘C-ncury Camry
thedookout of the submem.
f+"'" has room
. Means Dejghtful, Natural
Refreshing M
. The Utinost in Bedspring comm .
ff ' A. .I. Ange-Vine StSon‘Co. "
.. 134436 WishittgtonStreet
Does not roll occupants to center .1, *
“Cannot tear bedclothes '
Easily dusted.
Thirty WT“ Fm
Norwalk Chronicler