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«i Classified . . . .
Advertisements
Wants To Let. For Sale, Busi-
nessfldl
51,0111. noun
Miscellaneous Advs.
'(lntbhm'rwenty-l'ivoWordlorLeu, 250.
Mindanao; One Week. $1.00; Blacktm
ProfBSSiond: Cards,
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glllvANTElthNl MAKE FIVE PAS l
ger car in Al condition call or
te J. Anastasia.
eel, South Norwalk.
. WANTED—GIRLS. summonses
is are making $3. 44 a day and more
piece work Employment as per-
neat and work is not hard. Good
ances for promotion to position or
ponsibility. We are constantly im-
‘ )ving our facilities to make working
‘ 1dition as attrative as possible.
.‘Vge advancen ‘lln shortly after em-
' yment. Apply employment ‘depart-
snt Norwaik Titot Rubber (‘0.
T
’ANTED—A competent bookkeepa
One with experience preferred.
uire Hayes Wet.
ANTED—A caveman? BOOK
,oper, one with patience preferred.
i '10 Law
FOR SAGE—TWENW-OJE PIGS
1 fresh cow two young registered gen-
123 South Main, uninb bull, Louias NM” Connecticut Woodward avenue.
avenue.
TO LET—*FIRST FLOOR NO. 12
'Chas. Bstreet.1ent 810.
TO RENT—FROM JULY ISt 93
FOR SALE‘A RWABOUT BODY South Main street 1st floor five rooms
111petent gills start at. 10. 55 per week] To! Ford Car with detachable deliveryl and improvements
'1our da1_ Some of our experienced body in 50011 condition
ram.
street, South Nor walk.
Edward Bart-‘ furnished room.
Phone 11795 or 18% Union 241 East avenue.
Also one large
Inquire Mrs. Yotmgs
TO LET—THE SPACE NOW 0C-
FOR'SALE— CHEVROLET MOTOR cupied by the Sperry & Hutchinson'
‘car. IMechanically
Call Hartfmd Lunch.
perfect cheap.
Co. 211 11001,. 11 North Main street,
will be for rent from July 1st. Apply
Van Zandt street.‘ .
to Irving Dibble Agt,149 Washington
F011 SALE—1 ISMALL CHICKEN meet
coop also 2 “Philoficonomy Coops” 1111‘
Wm. m
TO LET-Q‘OUR ROOM APART-
FOR SALE-SACRJFICE,
tling Estate.
8. Hull Sri‘uth NorWaik‘.
. 1,
FORJALE—‘GHICKFNS— 15
‘
, ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED
leslady fox cloak and suit .depart
_».nt. Address “Saleslady”. care at
'tinel. .5 ‘ - “
,1" wire Hayes Ma'r t.” ‘ "" “ " '
:R‘éd lChickens and 10 two month old'
chicks. 11F. Anderson. Grumman'
:aventie',
N01".11alk hone 576 4.
Fo'n SALE—ONE”?! 5 cassett-
' (1001) 015mm,
Sclllli'fian
".WANTED—BO'Y.
pity to learn the trade.
" t Print. .
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"E‘WANTED—A COOK
" nces. Apply nus. R ViluBuFeni'
._ West avenue, Norwalk.’
WANTED~-A FIREMAN 'Mli-
' inlet and helper. Apply to Employ-
cnt Ilepal'tl'lllem.
.rllbcr Company. . . I
WANTED—BUSINESS
,11lty: A large corporation doing an in-
irnational buhiness and rendellnglal
who of a highly beneficial and pa-‘i
iotic character wishes a live sales-3
,an to handle JOCill branch. The
:lsiness has been established 20 years
.1d is a going one.‘ None but a flreit
'ass man will be' considered. No in- .'
,1st111ent r'equiied. Address
ox 55. Hartford Ct.
,WANTED~—2 ANl 110115 ABOUT
‘1 lbs. Address J. 11.0 SouthNo 1 ;
.'.;1lk. ' ' t
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WVANTED—‘GIRL FOR GENEKAL All transplanted man” We a 100 “100‘ WANTED _ (l. \Rl)’.2\ \1'.
a 100 at ':C1lettakcr 1011 estate in ....1
nusew 01' k. 'McGrnne,
N0 washing.
larbor View. ' ‘
‘
.fWANTED—Z OR 3 ROOMS FOR
gilt housekeeping. Fulliishcd. -Art-
iless W. 1" B. care of Sentinel.
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i'WANTED—LARCE 1101' TO AS
let in shipping depaltl'nent and ele
futon iflounslluly, Mathewson C0.
WANTED OPERATORS 0N SING-
1101101‘51‘Vtinl: machines. Steady"
iolk all year. Paid while learning.
July girls over 16 years of age em-
.jlloyed. lhchahon, Clemins & Worth-
,‘hgton. 14 Orchard street, Norwalk.
‘: 1 - ' ..
' aWANTED—NIGHT \V'ATCIIAILN
Apply to Mastel‘ Mechanic at the 0f-
‘icc. R. & G. CorsetCo., Inc.
,_ 1
WANTED— M'AITRESS HART-
:‘or Lunc‘. 6 South Main street,
530mb Nor'a'alk.
' WANTEl‘ —AT ONCE ONE DRAFTS-
nan ,3 engine lathe hands and one 118-.
:-'.1embler Apply Higley Machine Com l
puny Chestnut street.
,' WANTED—~IM'MEDIATELY- U. S.
Government wants thousands men-
women, 18 or over for war position.
ra‘sy clerical work. $100 month. List
positions open free. Write immediate.
‘y. Franklin Institute, Dept. 23 F.
Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED~GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS'
OF AGE TO LEARN MAKING LAC E'
CURTAINS. STEADY WORK ALL?
11.111. 11.1111 W’Hm} LEARNING.“
McslAuox.c1.EMixs & WORTH ‘
lNG'l‘ON, 14 20 ORCHARD STREET,
0R“ Al K. ‘
i
WANTED-MEN TO WORK ON
ystcr boats Steady work; good [loin1
orth All antic 01 star Farms 14'4 Wa-
1 street
wmreo‘A xc-Maaa or 111011
an girls in our Manufacturing Do-
‘rlhrtmr-nt. These places pay. on we.
work. from $12 to 818 per week. and
pay liberally while learning. Clot-
mom. “0.1““ng m“
M
l
-L'i0n.
idecoraling,
ger toulin; Chervolet Run about 331%
miles. New tires all around. Bumper
tire rack” ‘a'peedom'etor in fine
(‘all Austin Garage for demon
‘streiflo'n. Graham Bros 0110 ton attach
'WITH m3}. "£51111 with Ford made. OVer 10‘8 block”,
blast
The buyer craters
.0 bargain,demonsw10n.
sold. this week
Wba’fih‘“ 92°“ 1959 0‘ “5“.“ “$3393 “FOR RENT—ON (10111110 srnanr. T0” ”59mm" "a"
Seaview '311'e11uc Smith Nolwalk C.t
SET-
21 neles level productive
land, large house, splendid barn, beau-
tiful shade, good roads near town. D.‘
oondt.
ment 011 Ann. street. Inquire at 2
West arcnurg'South Norwalk.
To LET—'2 LARGE ROOMS ON
1251. "
7'0 LET—A BRIGIITLY FURNISH-
.7” mom with all lmprmements at 3
‘ rfiitch street, East Norwalk.
.. rotate-0m 5 noon 'APART-
ments at 721North Main street Rent
J 815‘: Inquire'at United Grocery.
1
l
it To LET—2 aacroatns ox DAY
Wet. Offices corner of Washington
‘ tand R. R. Place. For further
ulars apply Old Well Cigar Co.
l"‘\\ carport 1st floor. 4 huge 1'——ooms
“man, The & FOR SALE— CIIlNA, SILVER 1111111;
canned fruit and“
Set 01” carpenters lotols. Large"
91111011111. mink cape "111-0 some mink trimming E
‘Scwirig- Machine,
jal‘s
Phone 1703 4.
Barn extra large calmden $14. 00 month
Ask John T Hayes'
No.7 Main 811., Norwalk
iDIAL EMILE—INSURANCE
1 “‘"
R. F ,‘ansom.
Wyn...“
'F0R'SAI.1£-1SI"IUTTER.S ALL SIZ
p..—
p 0 es, taken from Central Food lluildint'. i
l'lu good condition‘ For shutter particulg ’
cll‘Ciigar pint; and receiving clcrk.
. l‘sh lpplnrz. be husky and able
ars, apply at oiicc of Old W
Company.
1—__-rr
FOR SALE—«TOM 4T0
New Stone best canning: tomato 9:1 mm
a 1000. Cabbage plants 50c
Reynolds Poultry farm. Highland nv-c
mic and Witch Lane. Phone 10.11.
_._.__*_
{Spring Hill, Norw alk.
FOR SALE-SAXON _RUN.111011T}'.- WANT“)-
just '1 overhauledsi Tires .allin goort- . ’ .
‘.-.h1‘1pc.‘ ‘ No resonu'ble offor‘ refused. " “WANTEDVMJ‘ MM)" " 1' \M‘Y
., laundry work done at own ll! 1.111 Ilirs.
:11121 1111s it kid:
‘0 cup
1str-crt, South Norwalk,
\
WANTED¢FIRST (‘l ASS SlllP-
Must know
to build
l73urritt
lenses. A'pply It. U. V. (.‘0
PLANTb . altnuc South .\'or'11.'1|k.
‘ A\‘ll'
.-.~lk, yer.“-
(lood oppolluuitv 101
Apply employment dc-
t11ll1 located.
1ight man.
'partlllcnt.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ’
Situations secured for all classes of?
applicantsl Private houses hotels.‘
lboalding houses, restaurants and fac 0' cattle “"d W's-'1‘“
‘tcries. Apply Wilsons Employment 01--
South Norwalk loung cubes to fat flom $10 to $15 :1 coult 10cm in the C111“ Hall build 1
lice, 24 Clay str,eet
Conn. Tel. 543-4.
PAINTING -
palnter's supplies;
paper. up to date styles, lowest prices“i
Estimates cheerfully given Ttlal or- with experience. Write "\\. 0. C" care‘ three following named conventions
Alexander of Sentinel Office. -
ders solicited. Tel. 400,
White, 01 1-2 Ely avenue.
PAPER-HANGING ’ Miller.
wall‘
3, Company.
WANTED—T0 BUY
paid Fat cal'les {10m 160 to 18c 11 lb.
ipicco.\lsr1 New L\lilcl1 cmvs for sale:
fot i‘amilv use and d.1ir1 cons.
Connecticut av,enuc Tel 130.
WANTED—C l.\\'. \SSER PPRSON
l _'
. Union Parcel Denvery, Edward J_‘ kinds of cattle Good pliccs paid Ex- ;
l WANTED—“CATTLE BUYING ALL
Call 110‘
first floor ‘furnished or unfurnished.
Call 33 Bayview avenue or Phone,
.4 Wall street .
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Norwulk Tire S: liuhllcrl
ALL leus‘
Highest pr 11 ea
'4'" m ”mucous; 1111111111 mm
$8, 000, 0001000
BY TAXATION
IS PROPOSAL
(Continued mu —Fuet Page).
The suggestions were given in re-
and constituted an otitiine of the
treasury’ 5 ideas not only of tension
_ to meet the nation's huge War ex-
nses in the future, both of mmp'
the way for floating of additions“
billions of liberty bonds. Increasing
the rate of normal taxes on incomes.
flom which liberty bonds are “'1
empt. said the secretary, will tend to
make these bands better investments
and to permit them to compete withv
industrial and municipal securities,
bearing higher rates of interest
Mr. McAdoo made no attempt to
specify the means of carrying out
his suggestions in revenue legisla-‘
tion and did not intimate what arti-
cles might be classed as “luxuries"
for heavier taxation He stated how«
ever that in many cases the present
excess profits taxes do 1101 reach real
w'al profits, for instance where a
cmporation with big earnings made
directly out of the war has also a
big overcagltaliaation, and. there-
[Hill nouns
! REPUBLICAN
CAUCUSES AND
CONVENTION
CAUCUSES.
Caucuses of the Republican electors
of the town of Norwalk. will be held in
the several wards of said town on
:Wednesday, the 12111 day or June.
1918,'at eight o'clock. 'p. nl.. in the
First, Third Fourth and Fifth wards.
and at 7: 45 o’.clock p.111.vin the Sec-
Jond wal'd. at the places and for the
' purposes hereinafter mentioned; to
I wit:
First Ward,
Town Assembly Hall,
l Second Ward Council Chamber. City
' 111111 building
Thlld Ward. li’Hommcdleut- block,
‘ East Washington ell-.eet
Fourth Ward City Court 'Room.
Building. Wall
1 street.
Fit‘t\h' Ward, ltowayton lloset‘om-
lany llull. Rou'aytoll.
‘ Each of said caucuses shall elect del-
‘ t‘flllll’ai and (house in its own manner
alternates to the Republican Town
“011101111011 hereinalt‘ r called. and
'clcct members of the ward comlnit
I tees and of 1‘ 1e llcpuhliiau town com
mittee, as follows:
E First Ward. six delcrnios; six aller-
'3 ill-lies and six members of ward and
town committee ,31'
Second Ward. ninc delegates, nlno
',illl(‘l‘nlllt‘i'l and six members of 'ward
'und town committee
i 'i‘hlr,d Fourth and Fifth Wards, each
spouse to a letter from Mr 11110143?on momma of that sun by ilota,
l About one-thin! of the $12 .5903.
, measure."
fore, an apparently
profit.
After explaining that his estimate
of $24, 000 .000, 000 expenditure in the
fiscal year starting next July 1 as
based on expenses in the past and
a calculation of the rate of increase.
Mr. McAdoo said it would constitute
unsound financial policy to raise
low rate of
toll of Liberty loans, to make up ,the
deficit that u‘buld follow, if there
were not increase in the 84,900. 006.-
0013 revenue obtainable under existing
aw.
000, 000 or $13, 000, 900, 000 expenditures
this fiscal year ending June 3 will
come from taxation and this ratio, he
suggested should not- be reduced.
Recommendations .
“If I may, without impropriety, of-
fer a suggestion as to the revenue
wrote the secretary, “I
should recommend:—
“(2) That one-third of the cash
expenditures to be made during the
fiscal year ending June 30,1919 be
provided by taxation. According to
my estimates, this would involve
raising $8,000,000.000 through tax»
lion.
“(2) That a real war profit tax
at a high rate be levied upon all war
profits. This tax should be some»
imposed on the existing, excess pru-
fits in such a way that the taxpayer
should be required to pay whichever
tax is the greater The existing ex-
cess profits tax should be amended
in certain important particulars so
as to remove inequalities
“(3) That there should be sub-
stantial increase in the. amount oft
normal income tax upon so called un-i
earned incomes Under existing law
earned incomes above certain ex-
I’AOE ELEVEN
11.... 111... Only Four .111. Many Sweetly $11.51. siytu
slflubh 7N Mlhll‘ Gingham [125...
Illustrated in THE FASHION BOOK TOR SUMMER
v
4. ha—uui . —
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u arr—y -. _ '
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3‘1-
1.
Blouse 7112.5 "
hr! 7!!!) \
out sch
('osllzmr 7K}!
could
Over (100 of the Newest and Smartest De-i '15: to Select Iron-1
’ PleI‘ORlAL REVIEW PATTERbS 1111110115110... may
emu
.________._
James Donnelly;
emotions are taxed 4 per cent. 1111.811
income tax and 8 per cent as an ex.
cess profits tax making a, that of 12
per (Went. while unearned incomes.
derived from securities etc, are. tax-l
ed only 4 per cent. Thev8 per-cent.
tax should be recognized as an 111--
come tax and the rate of 112 pert
cent. (l mu cent normal and 8 per
cent excess profits) should be re-i
tallied in respect to earlled incomes,
while. a higher rate than 12 per cent.
should be imposed on unearned in-
comes.
“(4) Thai heavy taxation be im-
possd upon all luxuries."
Another monster war-rally is (to be
held in ‘Uorwalk on 'Monday evening
June 10 under the auspices cm the Bri-
tish and Cdnadian Recruiting Mission.
it will be held in lhl‘ City Hall, no adv,
mission will be charged and all are1
welcome. iiieut. J. W. Noreworthl‘
and Private F. Dunlophof the Black
Watch and Sergeant D. J. McKenna, of
1MIDDIES~
NEW‘SIImBSTYI-ES
Misses’ and Children’ a, plain white, “020 ............1$1'.75 -~
Ladies' PlainWhlte, 36t042 ..... .. .. $1.75-
HWliitawitblargepocketsandtrhnmedwi larg’ewhlte
pearl buttons and colored collar and cuffs and belt $2.25
Colored Galena, with white trimmings; also'all plain
white . '$2. 2542.50
Whithiddieswithsmoolnng.... .50‘
White Voile, with colored cuffs and belt. ....... . . ; . . . . $285;
White, with smacking and colored trimmings, in a few odd- $2 .00
.1.o-o111'
........... ‘r'M'li-sna .-
I I MALLET’I‘E
88 wmmn 8180513 IORWALK.
the 19th Canadian Battalion will be'
present to address the rally. These
men have been at the front and been
eye-witnesses of some of the greatest.
battles of history and were sent home
unfit for duty. A special limitation;
has been extended to all British soclct
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room by the day or week Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style . .
Tel. 1565.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta. , .
N. DISESA. Manager. J . DISESA, Proprietor.
fee. to attend ' .
three delegates. three nllrrnalesy and
three members of their “aid and oil
Isaid toun committee. ,
No cullcus shall clcct any detonate.l
choose any altcl'nute,0r elect any
member 'of the ward or town commit-
lee, except he he a resident of the'
ward. the caucus for which, elects 01:
chooses lllm. - I '
. We Will Give
CONVENTION. ‘
A convention of the Republican deb”
egntes sonllectcd at said severali
‘uard caucuses, 1111i be held in the
111;: ill the Sotoud Vi ard 011 Thursday,
. June 131114918 at eight o'clock p 111.. .i
,for the following purposes.
1' 1. To elect four delegates and
cheese four alternates to each of tilt-1:
l The Republican State convention hi
‘bc hold in Hartford 011 Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 25th and 20111, 1918.1
The next Republican Congressionall
1118118111. proprietor. Trucking. Long tra mice-1 f0! calves. A150 Pigs and: comeution for the Fourth Congression
distance hauling. Light
trucking. Ofllce telephones 1581, 300,nue Tel 1151
House connection.
L 11.—— ’,_
Firemen
Chance for good wages and ad-'
vancement for men between the ages
of eighteen and forty-five years In
good physical condition.
N. H. d. H. R. R.
M. D. MILLER, Sup't.. Waterbury,
C. A. MITCHELL, Sup't., Hartford.
Apply N. Y.
1621' ' __
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miTODAY IN WALL STREET.‘
\\ Al. L STREET, Noon. —Stocks that
'among the. first to 1'ecov1,el the rally
extending from 1 102% points in Gen—
(11.11 Motors, Studebaker, Marine. Pre
'gferrcd. Atlantic Gulf, Sumtra, Tobacco
limited Clears and Tobacco Products.
'Bald111n Locomti1e and Crucible Steel
also strengthened substantially but U.
l S Steel regained only a fraction of its;
LOST—A GOLD WATCH AND FOB Rails continued listless on nomial of- l
with monogram on between Tokeneke ferings.
and R. R station, 1ia Post Road Re
ward. Return to.\. W. Sherwood,
IGrove str.eet
{loss with anothel setback at noon.
Liberty Bonds were acti1e atl
material adl ancc from recent low re-f
'cmd. The' :Vz’s sold at 98. 64 to 99-
'70. Second 4's at 03.94 to 04. 34 and 4‘
314's at 11ml to 96.60. .\'0 dealings in
.— 1 1.111” ' . . r. -
' first 4's.
some '10 1 comaeroas
At'a meeting held in Central
Labor Union Hall, it was voted
to increase the rate of wages of
Mayors, Masons and Plant.
or: from 70 cent; 10.76 cents
'per, bouts-.1119 effect
Ink 5, 1918.
. ere-Pom wuss.
1 sea—m1! 11111111210.
MORE PiGS COMING.
The last of three consignments of
pics will arrive in Norwalk Saturday
,June 8. L. S. Johnson will have nELm
.‘i‘etl number here on that day which
”will be offered for sale in two places.
'14» will make his first stop at the cor-
g tor of West 111 cone and Mott avenue
lat about 1:30 p. in. He will also' iron
in South Norwalk at the corner of
l W est avenue and North \Ialn street.
11 Wall street. Phone 675- 2.
, lhese will be the hm to be sold undo:
1 the auspi. =1 of the County Farm 311-
MOI-MIN“
m18 1m
l
Iwele healiest at the outset 11ersl
M "m1 u. m Wmmwht “Ia-1'
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and heavy "poultly. Cohen to Harry 35 Ely ll‘GjalDisuk-t ‘
The next Republican County conrcn- l
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'tti 11 c coun y. .
.To tlansact any other business
ploper to come before said com eution..
Dated at Norunlk, this 3rd day of
June, 1918.
. By order of the Republican Town Com
1 mittee of the town of .\’orw.alk
EDMUND E. CROWE,
Chairman.
Allest:
'5 PERCiVAL ii. SHERRON.
secretary.
l
Distrlht of Nor,walk ss.,
Court. June nth A D 1918.
Estate of Annie F Body late of Nor
walkin saw District deceased.
Whereas ’written application has=
been made to this Court b1 the admis-i
istrator 013 said estate playing for rea
Probate
. lgons therein set forth for an order an ,
Ethorizing some person other than said
applicant to sell the inventored real
estate of saw estate.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office, in Norwalk, on the l3th a day'
of June, 1918 at 2 oclock alteration:
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons interested therein by
l (it-1 your order in to B. E. Callahan, publishing this order in anewapaperl
early. an having a circulation in said Distrct, at i
least five days before said day of hear.‘
' ' HENRY W. GREGORY
1‘11
"" Judie.
You
$12
For Your Old
Machine
l‘llIIIIlIIE'.
1
Angevine Furmlure Co.
ONLY ONE DAY MORE
Tomorrow, Saturday,.Ends the Demonstraflon and Special Sale
Add Send
You This
Beaulllul
This means that if you have been using an old fashioned. back breaking
sewing machine. this 1s your opportunity to sell it for $123110 matter what its
anomake or condition. We will then put 1n your home the beautiful and light
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SIX HUNDRED AND NINDTY DOLLARS will be equally divided among 100 customers of
South Norwalk and vicinity (Who have no old machines to exchange). \
The reason why we give $690. 00 to he distibuted' 111 this:
The FREE SEWING MACHINE CO. in years gone by has
~- spent thousands of dollars for national advertising. By close
-ob’serve.ti0n we feel that this money can be spent to a better
:advan '
'. Sd'ul'lgoe a customer is your share of this advertising 111-
lowance if you are one of the lucky one hundred. You pay .
in only ten cents and we will give you a receipt for $7. 00, ‘
l ‘ .-
l ' '1-
l 3.
, niece of Beldinz’ a satin
l ' 1 does all his art worked
at work,_
balance $1. 00 per week.
Also note that'W'. C. Ellis. an expert silk artist. will be here. and to every
roman visiting the sewing machine department Mr. Ellis will present a liberal
with her name stitched with. Balding’ s silk.
‘THE FREE” and it 18 an interesting siaht to see him
Mr.. Ellis
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Norwalk Chronicler