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Wants, To LEE For 38k, 3m 8‘ PM“ Cards W “vs.
LASSIFIED ADVERTISENIENT
I 011 this page, a cent a wordt‘minhnum charge 25c pa 1Bane. Caps Double Rice.
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WANTED WANTED l
.. _'__ . If you want to sell or buy property
-1 ' of any descriptio-yohsho-ld attend to‘
- ._ it now. I am revising my list for the
VIEJ coming season. With several inquir-
* ies now. i expect many more this c
uiit in Strip (‘Oi‘d .
1mg spring.
1t\'i‘l’£l‘c!i‘>‘ about
; estate.
Ask Jonn T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street,‘ Norwalk
Real Estate. Insurance.
1'0““?
't‘wn-kine, in differ-
-E >1Iit't.
\: Splitinc Tubes:
$37.00 “Hr
245.15
I'umpounding. Mix-
n: lluhhcr.
‘iun~ opcn.
t
192-? will be the banner year for Real
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FOR SALEéA-RE YOU LOOKING
for a home? A 10 room house. all im-
.35500- Address Owner. Box. 155
phone days to 194-2. evenings to 21602.
. ('o..
22 South Main street.
FOR SALE - SHELVINGS AND
Icounters a‘ sacrifice. Roya’l Grocery
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Deaths and Funerak
t—_—..——e-s ‘ ‘
Orlando I. Men.
The death or m 1 1m
brother-in—law otiDr. W. S. Putney. oc-
curred at his bane at 011190. west-
port, on Friday evening, February 3.
after an illness or nearly two run
duration. ‘Mr. Allen was born ta
Westport and lived tor many you! ”1
‘the house in which he passed my.
next to the Allen Hammad. Be WIS
an architect and contractor 3M 603'
tinued his business until two ms
f
pm.|1)I'0\'enIents. large grounds, garage A-l ago when he gave up active it there was present I large COIN? ‘35
. . i , . 01*. H-e
condition. fight on Main street. Price travelled extensively in his 3, In. via-
or
iting every state in the Union as BOV-
ernment inspector of lumber. making
his trips accompanied by a "tally
boy.” He was offered the position of
building inspector in New York city.
ibut preferred to remain in “(BMW)".
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.u
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‘ly furnished looms with
()R 4 BEAUTIFUL-
liairooms,
Queue floor for housekeeping. Improve-
hence declined this honor. During the
‘litc of the (dar oint. Yacht clot) o!
.l‘l’estport. ho was one of the omeial
5 .Tire & Rubber Co. I FOR RENT.__.NICI«:LY FURNISHED mat-bera- and a charter member of
-M .W"”‘ in private family, centrally 10 mcnls. I-en-I-al location. App“— 29,1119 Norwalk Yacht club. ”9 wuss.
-.‘—' “waved, Gentleman Preferred. Inquire M‘mmijne‘j; fl‘nember of Butler Lodge. 1". and A-
“ Iar Sentinel Ofl . , . t at.
\VTED. ‘ ce, J B _'1 FOR SALE—‘31}; ACRE wtl‘myvxnigha'zd TeOf I'lhwitt mm..em.
A ' FOR RENT-moou O\' Tll'thmrm‘ ‘1 ”W“ “mm" Sam?“ “"‘S'Vat the ti mp" d Emmy”- being
"v 1' , MACHINE 0P“ ‘f‘ r f ‘30 V ik ‘ T‘ ‘ - h v Norwztlk' for salt. on easy terms. The a me oi his death (hp eldest
IRS : '5 ALL PARTS OF 3 .0?) . o K 3 ’ orwa‘ . {um “f“??? 'Gill Agency. Duricn. phone 37.6 (munber 0: this Commami-‘ry. He
"T CORK FACTORY tbuildiuz. suitable mI OfflCl‘ Ol «x be a a”? mmi-bungalov‘ fruits 234' .was a member at Trinity Episcopal
' '2’. ‘i. l' ."~;t l-S tl Norwalk " “ ‘ ' " ' ‘ ' " <- Y). . ‘
'9“ )NS PERFECT, 11:13:“: .onTm" l T H (m 1 Sage. house has- all fmprovemcnts. wicerhuuh ”f “(5‘90” and 1mm =pre~
p'.‘ kGES PAID EXPER- ‘ " ' __ 54.7.00. The Gill Agency. Darlen. phone’la‘w by "we“ 3 “Wm" “M 6°”
CE: OPERATORS. IF 336‘ slant member at the services or the
; liPERIENCED WE FIORE’S GARAGE I Ethlrrfh. .\lr. Allen was a chums;
It ;ACH YOU AND PAY . , , h u '3. FOR SALEwPROPERTY AT 19.21 “0 “ml his religion in his daily In...
WHILE LEARNING, Flores Garane. OI er on us a; .23 Union Street and 33 Elmwood Ave» man whose word was as good as his
repairing. ll Hartford Place. ELEV”. Storage and Garage to Rent at~b°“d- who always had a kind word
fair, PEAB “” '"
ODY ‘3 0°“ BUSINESS NOTICES.
L15 Marshall Street. The Hatch & Bal-
for every one, and who never had an
INC. .. .193. CO_ funkind criticism to make.
” ; AFTER FEB. 15, 1920. LIMOUSINJ _ f He was beloved and resin-vied by
f "”— ‘—"‘31~< for funerals will be $8.00 per can: NEW AND SECOND HANDlCVel’Y one in “'cstport and tr South
“—0—... ”W Nti'M'aik. Daricn. New (‘anarm and Slt'ilels and Punt-rs for sale at right Not-walk, where he lived a number of
" ANTED '\'I'I"ll*01’l- Entire; Deliver: bodies with bolt-slielzns'y‘firs- and his 3‘1"“? and tmmscl
uli‘d lacing. also , NORWALK LIVERY ASSOCIATION. m a bargain. bolls. «a. c.. s. \I'yman.,were om-n mm.
3 work in factory » .x'.‘ (and... mom. in December 1881 Orlando I. Allen
married Emma l-l. Putney. dmgnter
WILLIAM J. UNGVARY
ASH. INC,, Plumbing. Tinning And Heating,
~ Street; 21 Bouton St. Phone 2389
"’ ’ “" 1 UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed
. Ewarng “shorty, proprietor. Truck-
, .. ‘ ‘lng. long distance hauling. Light
\‘v ’- I LI) 'and heavy tmcking. Office telephones
1581. 300 house connection.
.t-n. also boys tmx P J also
- . . . . S. N”,‘ N
, .9115. - , e , - '
‘ i (for vat; . Tailored Suits. Skirts and Dresses.
* WY W1 TM 1392 71 Osborn Ave
while’ learn-
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COLEMAN a. RANDOLPH
Local and long distance moving and
.~CI.\" ~ -
. 4 .INC- trucking. 23 Day Street. 30. Norwalk. in: described real cstate. to wit: J” of Thu"! ‘church. m‘sml'm”? 0‘
‘ ‘ “0mm" Tcl. 1.19:. Branch office. 32 Main Sc. All that ”nan. tract or parcel or “ml"? ”“5“ V 3““ 3‘ 3“" l" “ TS“
‘ ‘ "_—'."V W .. . ‘iNm'walk. Tel. ‘05. vhlnd situated in the 10“ Cf Norwalk DCl‘l. followtng With the Mullful
I" illxl‘. _ ‘. . . . ritual of the Masonic order. Just-pl:
~ — In said District, at “est horwal‘k. so .
' THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO. called hounded Northeriy by land of Morton acting as, chaplain...
_,“' — ELECTRlCAL CONTRACTORS ‘tho “'est Norwalk Chapel Associa- The” were many “93‘3"“! ”owns.
[I \l I (”I : Telephone 959 :tion; Easterly by land formerly owned in bouquets and design. Mayoral '
3‘" ’““"‘"~ ‘66 I5 50. Main St. 51 Osborn Ave}... 1)....“ K Sonya. Southey“. by wreaths or calls): leaves {scram-a,
.1 a... l.1|\\X‘lvs°’ Norwalk East Nomalk highway leading '0 Norwalk: and and sprays of ayaas and hunches and
""‘l “"‘lk'; 4 Ray Werme, Mgr. »\\'e}slt*i'ly by highway leading to South flowers.
l“Wire for Us and We’ll wire for You“: 3:0,...“th ‘ The Fable Chapel was well filled at
’ - ”~— H—m .. [“ "W ”“l‘ “' ‘7!" "‘ , For particulars and terms apply to the WWW“! with relatives, {winds
'- ‘~“f21‘ .‘.i.\ll‘ » PROFESSIONAL. . EL'GENIA “ALLY. and neighbors. the outottown rclatlvcs .
innit ir) ‘ _' Administratri- being Dr. and Mrs. W’. S. Putney from
In" MRS. LOUlSE CANF'ELD- A in “are of .l, .\l. Layton. So. Norwalk. hilltord. Mr. and Mrs. EnoLAugur.
._ " fl” . l Mott avenue. Norwalk Conn. ‘ \Mrs. Thompson Dean and the. Misses
' "”3” 1“; PRIVATE Lessons in “Home. commas ouns AS imum and Eunice Augur or Sew Hn-
‘ I'Dptlt‘lunity‘ Tom. 1838. l MOTOR VEHICLE HEAD yen. Mrs. Grover Breidner of Brook»
Employ. BRlllflEPl)RT. Feb- H. ~ Thomas lyn. Mrs. (‘oruelius Allen of New York
" '1“ 1‘“"='“‘" LOST. €(‘onnmx 2!; Adams srtI-‘et. for (“‘0 city. Dr. (‘harlcs Nettleton of Derby.
“’- Si‘n'ln'l ' " 5yeras motor vehicle inspector for the and ”19 Misses Susan and A‘m‘ll“
Knoll." Post Road.
(till ”5R K. (“mph or trom thcrc to‘Cedar street.
‘ “ th rapid black wallet with sum '0! money and
”M “I‘m““owner‘s card. Finder call 2l72—4. Re-
t‘in MantI- Ward. —-
’ (Norma. _
LOST-A LADIES' BLACK ”FUR
’ A . - 1collar somewhere between the station
V ‘ \li‘..\i{$l‘ and Flax Hill Road. 'Return to Sentinel
J'vf‘i‘mf and receive reward.
‘ _. ‘ I .M -c--- -. . .. MM... MMJ=
- “' i‘ ii:l-I.\l.\,\' : -—CARD OF THANKS.
(‘I. 2 “'e wish to. thank our friends and
‘nc'thbor-s for their kindness and iLorul
tributes during the sickness and death
\JI) Hm.
'I (31' \'.IT\’
..::il. HWY]: Of our Olly ten
:1" ‘7" "’ a un and MRS. JOSEPH HAHN.
3 3” l‘ltsst'm, ‘ ' a” ..'._...N‘_.... _-.
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\ k 5 FIVE KILLED UNDER ICE. .
H“ -—~. TORONTO. Feb. 14.-—Five foreign-
: KS crs lost their lives at lroquoisfiFalls,
‘ “'1‘ ””1 when the sitllwav at the Abitibi Pulp
l ”Flam“ & Paper Co. gave way under the
The paper mills are out of com-
but all repair ma-
pot. and the plant
”l“ W'edncsday-
"ii? i) -I't‘~:I~ ice.
‘= miseion temporarily,
LOVE teriais are on the S
.:ti‘.-l-1RII‘K will be in operation as:
fa...
.— E ' RAW -
- C. a K. 70 START $1
’ ' HAT snows m MILFORD
The Croftrt l: Knapp .
Norwatk‘has purchased. the! Stunt;
factory property on West Main s.re
in Billiard and~ will: enlarge the plant
for the manufacture of stray hats.
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Want Ad.
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town
'titentl
' «The Best Salesman—A
Thrifty People Sheriff“
no
N 33'
124 Washington St—
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.x Want Ad. '
Co; 01 South.
MILL cum? STORE; '
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PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE. '
‘ l'IIrlt-r and pursuant to an order of
the (‘ourt of Probate for the District
of Norwalk authorizing her thereunlo.
the silhar‘riht‘l‘ hert‘by offers for sale
'all such right, title and interest as
Ill‘rank Dally. late of Newark in the
State of New Jersey, deceased had at
time of his I14 hill in and to the follow-
I.OST- \YHHJI ATTEXDNIG C. & local department. tendered his resig- Mead 0f "ROCRY
nation this week to take effect Blon-
day. Mr. (‘onnor was appointed in-
‘spcctor of vrhicles when the Bridge.
> ‘pqrt office was first opened and was
men in the i
one of the most I-ilicicnt
state. Mr. Connor will be connected
with thelakc Torpedo Boat company.
i The growing good of the world is
partly dependent on unhistoric acts:
:and that’thlngs are not so ill with
'you and, me as they might. have
.been, “'11:: halt owing to the number
lwho lived naturally a hidden um,
and rest. in unvislted tombs—George
Eliot. - . _
Bridegroom (expectantly) -— Now.
my dear lather-inlay, I wish to
say just a word about my debts."
Fatherin-law (slapping bin on. the
back)—“Debts, my boys. Why. rn
warrant my debts exceed yours three
to one.”~Bostou Tram-aim.
To GUARD AGAINST )0“?th
Don't let the dread influenza get you.
If you have the slightestcough or cold.
better begin using Foley's Honey and
Tar at once. Henry . Willis. Sandy
lPoint, Texas. is one of may tbflusands
1who consider this. remedy“ ‘just fine."
He says: "I sufiered severely 1511.:
had cough; after using four ordfiv:
dollars‘ worth of different medicines
decided to try Foley’s Honey and Tar.
'One bottle gave relief. Best medicine
I ever used." Contains no opiates.
1‘03 SALE '
TWO ,IAHILY Home
, Flax NH? Road . . . .’ ..... ’“gm
Bayview Avenue ....... “r . . . 3-600
coal 5.:_'Avonuc .......... “m
, . et_jAvenuo .._ ........ :"s
. Firs: Street .............. ‘. "333509203
N Street . . .............
‘ng 98 PARTICULA '
lot the late Rev. Rufus (‘. Putntsy. one
!of the best known clcrzymn :t in the
'llc‘thodis t. conference. who admire:
.him. as Well as two brothers, Dr. l.
\i. Allen of South Norwalk and DI.
Elmer Allen of “'cstpm-I and New
York. and two sisters, Hrs. Rufus S.
Putney and Mrs. Louis-w: Ailvu. both of
. “'cstport.
' Funeral services were hold at the
Public Chapel (in the Post road West-
port. Monday afternoon. aul‘ Vere
conducted by Rev. Kenneth 3?.mKetr
interment will be in th.‘
W'estport."
iGrecnwich.
“'illow Brook cemetery.
‘Milt‘ord Citizen.
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Mrs. May Boorman.
Mrs. Flora llenelisha of No. 8 Reed
street received word. yesterday. of the
death of her younger sister.’ Mrs. May
Boorman. in Brooklyn. N. . Y. Mrs.
Boorman‘ formerly spent many of her
summers at Rowayton. She leaves a
husband and three children. a brother
in the west, and another sister. Mrs.
Alma Webster Powell in Brooklyn, N.
Y. Mr. and Mrs. llenelishn and family .~
are in attendance at the funeral.
Mrs. John Keanct
W’ord was received in South Nor-
walk yesterday of the sudden death
of pneumonia of Mrs. John Keene in
Bethel. She had been illonly a week.
One son and several daughters our.
:vivc. Mr. Keane 'died only a row
'months ago. and the family has much
;sympathyvin its double bereavement.
' .
i Mrs. Lat-m can;
f Louise B” wife of Lalayette'Guiles.
'dled this morning at her'bonte‘oa NuV
3Bastion avenue. She is survivoc by
her husband. two sons. Charles and
Edward, and fourteen grandchildren.
Funeral slit-vices will he held‘nrt her
late home. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o’clock. Rev. George B. Tempura:
ofieiatinjg. Interment in Riverside
cemetery. , ‘ L
Patrick Sullivan an N. the Sol-
d’iers’ Home in Noroton. yesterday in
the 76th yearn .Iie'waa a private in
~1‘Company E, First Conn. Vol. The re-
‘mains will be taken to m for
burial. . - ..
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The funeral oer-rice of Susan Sey-
nou' Osborn, wide of Gone“ a
Heron W. Osborn of Osborn am.
Islet Norwalk, was held at. the home
at the parents of the deceased, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Seymour, Fla:
Harm. yesterday atternoon at two
o’clock.
The service was impressively cou-
W by Rev. Herbert E. Hammad.
pastor of the East Avenue Methodist
W church uslsted by a form-t
er peter. Rev. Harold E. Wilson. and-
rehtives and (rte-us.
The mayor and city otficials attend-
cd in a body. Durhg the service Mrs.
F. lI-ving Smith mg “Jcmakm the
Golden." The floral tributes were
profuse stiflbeautiful, testifying to the
universal affection and esteem no
which Mrs. Osborn was held. The fol
lowing acted as poll bearers: Harry
Ainsvorth. Emerson Aym. Fred Haw
kins and J. Wesley Shanon.
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‘Eut Avenue Methodist Episcopal
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Mm. Osborn was a member or the .
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church and was especially active in
the work among young people. She
possessed a sunny. wholesome tcm-,
peramcnt which attracted to her a.
‘boot 0! friends. She was a member l
‘of the East Norwalk improvement As-l
sociation and had been interested and l
active in all its work and undertak i
lugs. Mrs. Osborn u'as also a mcmbei i
o! the W'atch Your Stitch Club inl
~which circle of intimate friendshipel
her unusual qualities of disposition:
refined culture and “sterling characteI i
became especially known. She had!
,been active in all the recent war at: 3
tivitirs and Red (‘mss ”work. and the -
lass in all local philanthropic cadeav
‘or which has been caused by hm;
.lamcnted dcath will he distinctly fell 9
in ll'lc entire community. 2
The service was in charge of David ‘
Vt'. Raymond. funeral director. and;
.the interment was in Riverside conic»;
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Funeral of Mrs. Gueruu. 2
The funeral of Mrs. Fred (mom-s;
;whn dicd at the Norwalk Hospitali
‘Thuisday will ht held at 2:30 Monday 1
afternoon. at the David \V. Raymond;
undertaking parlors... \K’ashiuzton;
street. llllf‘l‘l‘lt‘lll in RlVl‘l‘Slllt' come-i
tcryn "
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Funeral 04' Mr. Byxhoe.
Funeral services 'GI (‘laI-cncc Byx-
.beo of Norwalk and Stu\l‘ortl_\\'ill be?
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held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o‘clocki
:trom the funeral parlors of David “K:
{Ray-mom, \Vcst “'ashiugton street. l
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Funeral 0! Miss Diocher.
The funeral of Mi‘ss Margarct lllS'
,cher was hold this morning at nine“
.o'rlock from St. Joseph‘s chutchm
iwhere a requiem mass was sung by
interment was inl
Mary's cemetery. ;
iRcv, R. J. Carroll.
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DA. BREAKS. 5 DROWNED.
MONRTEAL. Feb. H.~~Fivc men
{were reported to have been drowned
twhen the dam or the Abitibi Pulp and
‘IPapcr company. at Iroquois Falls,
Ibroke yesterday.
——The Best Salesman-4A Vl'ant Ad.
Our Ice Cream
Importer-owns,
A melting, smooth,
"as“ tune-price
New England
Candy Co.
10 South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
RAISE A FEW
CB‘ICKENS .
It’s interesting—it’s profitable
Buckeye
incubators
In all sixes—as small as (it em
The Stand:
Colony Brooder
Makes three chickens
where one grew before.
ASK FOR CIRCULABS.
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Albert D. Morgan
grow
palate. . 5
Butteoerve—beltatalltm;
the-neté
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DRESS, MAKERS
Competent drum-M will
be M good salam' and
steady work.
Apply to
JEROME FRANK & CO.
Corner Madison and Franklin
Streets. South lot-walk
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Your Last Chance
- of Winter Wear at
Prices Set for Final
Clearing. ,:
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Seventh Anniversary
And Removal Sale
Before renoving “our newly
leaned building‘ at 21 North. Mun
Stu-near Palace heath-we are
placing onnle our
Entire Stock 0f
Clodcs. Watches. Jewelry
and OpticalGoods
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Wempreparcdnow_
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“Americ- Druzmsts’
Syndicate
About 29.90. at America's nepot-
senteflve druulns have [omen
this association for the sole pg:
pose of controlling the plum lid
value of a line at stand-I'd pt
scriptions and goods.
By all nous put your faith ir
anything that has the A. D. S
label—~every A. D. S. remedy 0‘
toilet preparation is backed by a
solid guarantee as to "It
efficiency and vain—mam
took-rt prey-rations. m not
bath helps. sick room m .1
hundreds of other articles. TM?
“Micaela".s.“
whereA. D. Srcm diam-UH—
and every A. D. S. we set! you n
r‘lcs our personal recommm
bout 4.000 physician are tilt
members of the A. D. S.
H. A. MEAD
Prescrlpfioa Pharmacist
'11 North Main 3%..
o norm "N" srmr.
noun-I NORWALK.
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"F. 5. iron
lob Printing
SOIIII Milk
alum! YOUR GUI-D
By Taldng
V Baxter’s Could! Syn,
F. H. BAXTE‘R. Dual-t,
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Norwalk
Radiator Reuairim.r CO»
and
Automoh'le Exchlllo
8 MAIN s11, Honwaut.
No charge for any run-m
tory work. ,_
$25.00 for any radiator we I.“
to fix.
TELEPHONE 064.
Most Attractive Fashions
of the season are now being tail.
ored here. You will never be dis.
appointed if you let us -
TAILOR
your gowns.
“'0 have the latest materials in.
quality and in shade. Drop in.
'and let us take your measure in
(lav. .
New York hfics’l'allo
meantim- smut: :-
South Newt-0k
(Phone 33-3.) ‘
Why-e
healthy—Mmllyand
woman“ am m.
Mmhfibbofl.
git.
Benton-duh.
P. DREITRO
Norwalk Chronicler