igflpmspAY, JUNE 23,1920.
REGENT;
Theatre l
Motion Pictures-43in
aw all performances.
Wednesday and Thursday
ADOLPH ZUKOR
Presents
Line Ferguson
inni's AdaptatiOu 0! Sir
E’iriero's Noted Stage
7“
leritical in such matters.
\
Palace has altered. 'b'l:
mu sum acawm me am
very best. that“ has be
The story and plav “‘
are both well known.
limitation, has bee
the resultant {out
Autisi‘y
1 en produced:
Eyes of Youth"
The screen a:
n ably handled and
‘ are is one that will
inc expectations of the most
.- ‘ The direc-
tion of the play is perfect and Miss
tonnes; supportingr cast is one of
prominent players. In connection with
°‘ WATERBURY Sillllll-Z
“’ATERBURY, June °3—~‘~'
Sandland today issued 3. stat-emu
which he said he believed the s
was definitely settled when I
Lieutenants Lcrm- anal lily“
laid low by bullets from - ;‘
volver. He calls upon
woman and child to buckle t
their respective
1‘
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t" Liberia Liso
:was alleged to have shot Lei-oi- and
,Bergm and who was killed M'ondav
‘noon during the rioting. is scheduled"
Ifor this afternoon. Permission for‘
iseveral hundred strikers to parade as}
.part of the funeral procession was re:
who
APPEARS Sillllillsé ii-
, . . vorce.
. ken
E:
u dyed: & (‘zmdve will take charge of
the car—e {or John SVec. and Dunbar 6’:
ncy C‘uueo. of
run against A, L. Delaney, of Bridze
port. for law honors.
this term and may mark the end of at
least one long
this State.
3 Ar. LOCAL oivoaca CASES. '
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Ink Stains.
Dip the ink spot in pure mcllcd tal-
n: term of the County} low_ says a correspondent, then wash
30ft. Attorney Gen {out the fallow and the ink will cumo
: on briday, in : Out with it. Milk will remove ink
1'3 Lalnphcllu from linen or colorcd musiins. when
f i Slag]. hf?" acids would be ruinous, by sczikincr the.
“l I a m . . . - ,
m fallen of Attorney goods until the spot is wry faint anl
' Jul-VP i, ’ then rubbing and rinsing in cold wu-
. tor years has ter.
gmila': fin bulwrnn .lllhl'l SYEC and.
mu ch (once it's ‘3)“ wcok when
’DO YOU
number of Nor-wall: divorce cases
amour those scheduled to come:
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Cenuario that Le v.2; r
is the
The noted case which
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GET DRO‘WSY
. ions .1 a .. . . Quinlan will “‘01": for ‘he '. 1‘ . f" ' » ' v
malice and hatred in oul-mconh‘iio‘n (it Emma Svcc I ‘ 1N9 ests 0 In the. afternoon? }our trouble
I ‘ ‘ «‘— .
sire for 1.119 welfare of the cit; ‘v‘llili'h Th“ “S“ ”f L“ 3' {2mm and (.3?!) may be C}'(‘oll‘31ll.
.We are pleased to call home. erme Conch vfill appear. and Atto:
l The funeral 0
South
CONSULT [IS—-
ETH AMEsR
gOptometi-ists and Opticxani
.‘Corwalk. will
These cases are all scheduled for
series. of court. trials in
. manual-Airtcraft
Friday and; Saturday
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BERT LYTELL in
, of the year in pictures. I
Armstrong's celebrat- ,
lliasiimmyl/alenline
_fused by the police. Pcrmision
.funeral services in a C ..
,was refused by the
ities: and the burial w
.a (atholic cemetery,
crated ground.
Vito Doria, twenty-six was arrest—
ied this morning while picketing near
:the plant of the Scovil Manufacturinc
imanufacturing Company. He refused
.to’ move on when ordered to do so
When searched a revolver, Caril‘l‘u'zé“;
and a big knife were found on his
person. The city court sentenced him
to three months in jail for breach of
302‘ .
atholic church;
church :mthori-f
ill take place a?
but
in uncouse- '1
..this National attraction today the Pal-
;ace will present as usual on Wed-
i’nesdays a new episode of. the Selig
4' serial starring Juanita Hansen in “The
Lost 'City." No serial which has been gr epeace‘and bound him over to the!
goffcred in Norwalk has won more fa- p “01" (Olll't on iii .
0 charge or carry-
gvor than “The Lost City" arll with “‘3 COllcealed weapons.
each episode a complete story so that
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FIGHTING IN ‘ ’
it may be thoroughly enjoyed it has.
tproved a winner even among thosei
gwho have not witnessed each install-.
3 ment.
LONDONDERRY. ‘
OVER WIDE AREA?
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QN—Ir‘n' BOYS RESCUE DOG. l
A small dog yesterday lot lost in
iback of the Tankus clothing store,l
lucar which the his: canine that perish- known assailants_‘.lanuary 20. last.
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MID-SUMMER PHOTO
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Wednesday and Thursday
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
IN
the Producers of
.. :‘Ujk'lll‘l in Old Kentucky
ll a-dnesday Only
THE ‘LOST CITY
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FRIDAY 6; SATURDAY
SAMUEL GOLDWYNf
and
REX BEACH
Presents
“Out of the
Storm”
Adapted from the famous
THE TOVYER OF [VORY
ADDED SPECIALS—4
MUTT & JEFF—
GHARLIE CHAPLIN’S—i
“JITNEY ELOPEMENT”
PLAY FESTIVAL
place south of the North
Amcnt has secured for
al of. Motion Pictures .
costly features of the i
“Eyes of Youth”
11 ovel
3ed there last week was found. and forl Although sOme lrlsh railway-men}
‘a time no one seemed to be able to.have been dismissed for refusing to=
.eet the poor animal out of the trap. idrive trains in pursuance of ibcirl
. Big racks in the stream madexit im-janii-munitions policy. it is expected a;
:possible to bring a boat. up there and'strike will not follow. ;
‘the 20-foot walls on each side provedl The policy of the men seems to be.
f‘abarrier nearly too great to be man {to avoid a strike, which they say tbei
tered. iPremicr is playing for. They announce.
A few school boys, however, notic—lthey will continue in their refusal to
shoulders to a point where they could'maniresto declaring that the Premier:
get the doc: and land him in a placeland the Chancellor are scheming tot
lwhich was both high and dry. [bring about a strike.
, l Speaking about the Londondcrry.
NS situation in the House of Commons!
ARE UNCHANGED .yesterday. l.ieut.€oionei “'ilrredl
NEW HAVEN. June 23r—StrikclAshley, Unionist. ‘ declared that vic-
.conditious among the switchmen of tOry rested with the assassins and
r'ihe New York, New Haven and Hartl'not with the government. The Chief
lord Railroad here today are unchang. ;Secretar_v for lrcland and the \'ive-.
led from last night. The road official-f0): he said, were prisoners in their-l
l:lv issued this statement: “Situationmwn houses; the officials of Dublin}
ias of 8 a. to. today at New Haven in-iCaslle were equally prisoners and!
’dicatcd that there are a total of 95‘Obliged to take exercise in the castle?
, men out of 17,7 who have left the serv- ; grounds. Ashley demanded martial
.ice: these being about equally divid-‘law and more troops.
‘ed between the three shifts. During discussiou of the Home Rule4
. "Passenger service will not be at. bill. Lord Robert Cecil declared his
,lectcd. but it will be. necessary to con-
;iinue the restriction on freight for or
‘from New Haven until the situation
flénlh'lEJ
lWANT WAGE ADJUSTMENT SOON.
l “'ASHINGTON, June. 23.——Informa~
liion prepared for submission to Sec-
lretary Payne today indicated that un-
iless assurances were given immedi-
iately to railway workers that a wage
adjustment might be expected soon.
the unauthorized strike of traiumeu at
.Phiiadelphia, Baltimore and many
{other points might not be opposed
'further by the brotherhoods.
Reports to labor headquarters here
today pointed to increased unrest
among the men. Labor leaders said
that since the beginning of the unau-
thorized strikes thirty thousand men
have been dismissed from the unions.
but that the feeling was growing that
to continue disciplining the men was
STRIKE CONDilTIO
of the government had the the site!"-
est belief that the bill would do any-
thing whatever to solve
question. ~
The malcontents today were in en-
tire charge of most of the city and it
even was impossible to learn the num-
ber of casualties. Reports were in
circulation that several bodies had
been seen lying in Bishop street. but
it was worth one’s life to attempt to
get to the street to verify the reports. ‘
The military remained passive. the
troops watching bodies of armed men
pass through the side streets to their
battle positions. Considerable fight-
ing occurred on the water front.
which was cut off from the rest of:
the town. The Central police station
was isolated from the other stations,
and the police virtually were besieg-
ed. It was rumored that a force of
Sinn Feiners was gathering outside
l improves.”
ill lllli THEATRES
REGENT TODAY.
1": Ferguson Stars in Paramount’s
“A House In Order" With
Other Attractions.
7:1
. 5“ well as on the stage.
Flu-ell,"
>Ellé- a cinema celebrity.
. at"
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:‘::ll‘Opa.
w-...,,
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’ an opportunity to add
9}“ “wit“;li‘t‘el this beautiful star
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My
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.... ‘ :vgl.~.tt-i‘ beauty,
"sin-airs that
I“ ‘. The leading
'~-i American actress.
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“ "tiny splendid gowns all
be admired by her fem.
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PALACE TODAY.
‘_'_3't Her Latest Production
4563 of Youth.”—-“The
Lost City.”
'I’ .h “t“ YOURS. whose record
' " Tpsscs is a long one in« ‘
" " . . r 1 r e t-:
. I A-‘im'usly unreached heights neys and stimulate them to normal ac_;Brothers operato 5 Of a a g depar l
in her latest film suc-(tivity; also to neu‘ralize the acids in
lives of Youth” in which the urine so it no longer irritates,
w,” " flak; her first appearance
a" :_~ Palace Theatre openingl
iv: ,‘ ‘—f‘rncm for two days.
P“...
Wu... w
9m, 4"
Ferguson 15 one of the few
actresses in the world who
international tame on the
Since
w'wared in her first photoplay,
tWO years ago. she
Pre-
ncreen success her his-
liVI'wYt‘ . win her a' definite place
Trama both in America
- \ll('(955ful pliotoplays, each
station as a versatile artist...
.“I. of many thousands of per-
t». Fergqson is known as the
of the screen and not only produces kidney trouble in some form
- in Order" Her latest Par‘
malt picture which will be
we Regent Theatre today'l
I," mball Young Attains Greaterl
This makes a delightful effervescent lithiu-
"Y’ {mien attraction of the water drink which millions of men and
‘ w’ftimival of photpiays on this women take now and then to keep
,,._ 1‘ ‘L 13‘ William exception not the kidneys and urinary organs clean.
' F" ”’9 ”83¢ plays that the thus avoiding serious Kidney
impracticable. the city and also that the irish \‘olum
and “‘arer
.endcd in the arres
‘ Known in Norwalk. when
that the other had use
page to him.
to
ition. this morning. the?
gKaufman. who is
lltcpt a saloon In Norwalk, was hit in.
Ithe eye by a man named Grupper ‘
{Kaufman is said .
i language
i nest
convic‘iion that not. a sinzle membcrl
the Irish l
NORWALK MEN IN A EIGHT.
A near fist fight developed on Main
streets. right,
i {:l‘he house of good shaman
E S"? Atlantic St.
and T
t of two men. weir}
Stamford 1
last ' l
We Close at 6 P. M. D311! i
one alleged: l
d b d abusive lang~ V l
an t.e other claimed 7 l
had been punched unzip." the eve. 2?," :
It was reported from the police sra-3 l
a man named?
believed to have:
to have used abusive '
. Both are said to have been 3
cursmz when arrested lw Officer Dot-l
Their case will come up on Sat-3
urrlav mornin'c' 1nd thev are held 1 l
‘ . a t ._ n l
”.00 bonds. '
l A Little.
Persuasion--
Pcrsuadc a person to do something
COME IN AND HEAR OUR
NEW JULY RECORDS
2919—Alice, “'here Art Thou. song
withom words. whistling *for his own good. and most likely
record | y . ,
2934—)” Sahara Rose. Sudan he 11 refuse to do it.
2929—-Railroad Blues
Shake Your little Shoulder.
GIJO—Hiawalha's Melody of Love
Beautiful Hawaiian Love
2937—There's a Typical Tipperary
H1‘hat’s why we’re not going to
l ‘ ‘ '-
;tell you to buy \au D51. 5
‘Duchcss coffee for your own
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One Here good. Do it tor tie {It
That. Old Irish Mother 01 family!
Mine.
led the plight, the poor capine was in handle ignition or drive trains with, 2935 3‘; l-(glg- 00 Long Duwess Coffee ' ' ' ' .486 1b"
'and descended o nthe easiest side of, rooms a ma . i! y Jingo 2 ~ _ q .
line wall. walked on a few rocks and; The lrish Labor Party has issued at 2928—1105.; 0f Washingmu Square Qumt“ ..uprcme
Tired of Me
Quali-Tea, 3 lbs. $1.45, 506 lb.
3 “brilliant.
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- lions, sea-Ems, Figured and Dot-
' ‘Ged Ink, Karenina“, Colored ‘
ms and Burlap; also a com:
- place line of mdeaup Cnrtuna.’
cu... in materials
filuzo'fisortment in or.-
E. K. BANKS
We Hotel Block ‘.
South 80mm.
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'Hero’l a winner when you'r-
hot. tired and thirsty—a bottle at
RINGLER BEER
humane: the driest thirst per
lice-fly and is a superb, debcmw
} ntmfactory drink that. is health!
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Bottled under perfect sanitary
conditions and made RIGHT.
P. Di PIETRO
...
Income? Long Distance
TRUCKING
S. L. TALMADGE
Daily Trips to N. Y.
Telephone Connection
BOUTON AND SMITH 8T8
VICTORIA TAXI CO.
Albert Romano. Pron.
Phone 937.
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2926*Hits of days gone by.
part 1 and 2
SO. NORWALK MUSIC SHOP
110 WASHINGTON STREET
. . 21 NORTH MAIN ST.,
I\. Billy South Norwalk. Conn.
Phone
Prom l
527 11
Delivery
GEHEBE’S
IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWABB.
Summer Kitchen Needs
GAS PLATES
$1.50 to $4.00
OlL COOK STOVES
COFF" E‘RCOI ATORS
-. [2.56 to 39m
._m masts
$1.19 up - ‘. £0.99: \
OIL AND GAS OVENS FIRELESS COOKERS ‘~
$3.50 up . $20.00 up
, BREAD AND CAKE BOXES
ICE CREAM FREEZERS White enameled
$2.50 to $11.50 890 up
Aluminum and Enameled Cooking Utensils of Every Descrip-
tion—A11 At Reasonable Prices.
Washington St., So. Norwalk
THIS STORE CLOSES AT 8 P. M. SATURDAYIL
teers were about to take a hand. )
It was rcoorted that an addiitonall
battalion had detrained at Coleraine.f
thirty miles northeast of this city.j
and was marching in to escape the
danger of its train being wrecked.
Many people are fleeing from
city.
LONDOXDDRRY, June 22 (By thee
Associated Pressl.—Londonderrv was?
considerable cloudy weather prevails again the scene of rioting today. I'n-l
in the southern portion of the Lakeiionisis and Nationalists 'shot at each}
region and along the Atlantic coast..olher over barricades. The military
The temperature is rising slowly inlprevented citizens from venturinz
ihc norlhcrn districts from Montanalinto the streets, which were desertcdl
.to Maine. ' H "‘i'l’except by the belligerents. ;
_-.-_ w———--——.~— -- Looting occurred in the city duringf
'tlie night. i
[[88 MEAI If BACK .lHARTFORD AUTO DEALER DEAor:
AND KIDNEYS "UR l HARTFORD, June 23.——Bernard r.
lSmith, president of the Capitol City
Automobile Company, which he or—T
gauized in 1906 and for several years
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and viicnity: Fair to.
night and Thursday; moderate tem-
perature: gentle to moderate west
winds. “feather conditions: Therein
no well-defined storm area this morn-
ing east of the Rock Mountains. but
the
t0
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to Take a glass 0f Salts to flush K'd'chairmzm oi‘ the Hartford Automobile
i "F” " B'adderkflhfrs ¥°"- ,lShow, died suddenly of heart trouble
Eating meat regllazly eventualllsat his cottage at Hawk‘s Nest. Old
.Lvme, Tuesday night. He was 39
poise and or other, says a well—known authOi‘iiy,iWZ,a,.s old and was born in Hartford?
rare quality—fbecause the uric acid in meat exciteshe leaves a. wife.
connoiseurs
have recognized Miss Fer-
.“ ”“55"“? taste n clothes as the
the kidneys. they become overwork- ._______._.__
9d: get sluggish; Clog Ill) and cause} TROLLEYMEN GET INCREASE.
all sorts of distress, particularly back-
ache and misery in the kidney region; BRISTOL, June 23.—An increase
rheumatic twinges, severe headaches. in wages is provided in a notice post;
acid stomach, constipation. torpidled by the Bristol and Plainville Tram-’
liver'sleeplessness, bladder and arid-,way Company today, and addressed to.
my irritation. gemployes. First year men will receivej
The moment your back hurts or kid-[54 cents an hour: two-year men. fiftya
neys aren’t acting right. or if bladder.seven cents ,and third year and over
bothers you, get about four ounces ofimen. sixty cents _an hour. The Policy.
Jad (Salts from any good pharmacy: l°f the company 15 (0 keep its wages,
take a tablespoonrul in a glass ot;at least on a par with other compare
water before beakfast for a few daysiies- The company 1935”“ operating:
and your kidneys will then act fine.l°n a 5"? 991“ {are b11315-
This famous salts is made from the:
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com-l G'MBEF BROTHERS 'ND'CTED-
NEW YORK.
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bined with ltbia, and has been used
fer generations to flush clogged kid‘ June 20' lmbfl
ment store here and controlled by insi
teresls which own similar establish-
ments in other cities, todavaas ln-l
dicted on 207 counts for‘profiteeringf
in clothing. l
Frederick Gimbel. vice-president of,
the corporation; Joseph J. Dowdell. a!
merchandise manager, and Charles D.
Slawter, clothing buyer, were indict“,
disease-ed on the same charges. _
xthus ending bladder disorders. ,
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
CORSETS
Of course you want a Fashionabe Corset—cue that will give your
figure, slim, smooth, gacetul lines, bot—you want more than that!
You want a corset you can depend upon for Wear and Comfort
Our Corset Department is a place or personal service, where you
will receive expert advice concerning the type or corsets required {or
your figure, as well as most satisfactory attention.
After you have your corset fitted here you will understand how
great a diflerence rally thoughtle and expert fitting can make!
H/Cfl CRRDE MERCHAND/IEFT HODERAYE PRICIS‘
86 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ Phone 1959.
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
Are your brakes in A1 condition?
Do your wheels lino no. I. that you my cot tho
mileage on your tires?
Are the bearing- in your mom in good condition?
Nowhsgoodfimtczoomthoearandhavonputb
readiness. Youwillwantitjust the day yéu lindvyou luv.
neglected to have your work dam.
Ihsvomotinutthoold prion.
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
. w.13.AUsTtN. Props;
:James ‘Van Dyk Col
SOUTH NORWALK. i
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David Rudolf paying the best
prices. $1.20 for —00 lbs. of
newspapers. $150 for 100 lbs.
of magziucs. Best prices for
all junk.
35 Raymond Street, Tel. 934-
8mm Underwood.
Remington. I“ m
makes. sold. natal.
repaired. Rentals. It
per month. Item
no}. l’.‘o!"m
PLuinasn.
* TYthm-rss zxcnnual. ,
* UKEE pm
I GVEV?‘ 7%} $qu your household
. goods. rise.- papen. ‘Junk and all
‘ second-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
L'lgogme gods. A “'1'.“
ways. .
Y.
.i’HVm‘LzIEfg MAHPMQNmEl
Second-hand Good: Mn?! 03 3".
L. GOLDEN
68 Washington St.
ZOPCrCentDiscount
Sale NOW
l y! Pull-60M Av... Irldooport, “ii. ’
THE WHY OF A
BATH SPRAY
By no other means can you
make the bath fully enjoyable.
A fine forceful spray spreads
well over the body, cooling and
tingling by its fort-c. W'c sell
the Knickerbocker Bath Spray,
the best made. A mighty fine
Mon right now-
H. A. MEAD
Wu Pharmacist
8 I. Iain St. 80. Norwalk
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WSALE
and
RETAIL
’ mus. CIGARETTES,
: fl- mm "a WBACCO
TARLOV BROS.
We“ Cigar Store
l m Block, 80.1mm
m 1531 ......
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PATENTS
Suit-runa- Putat-
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HOUSEWIVES
While you are spring hono-
cleanlnz have us wire your non.
for electric lights. A couple a
(inn is :11 the time required. We
can lush the Job and furnish
lighting fixtures from stock. But
0] materials, workmanship. etc.
White Electnc Co. ..
Electricians. 13th 4nd
134 Washington St. E0. Norwalk
Roton Point
Park
AMUSEMENIS
DANCING
Every Evening
.~ ‘l‘Xl' --
Casino Restaurant
FRED RAIN
ll Inflow St, South lei-walk
um and Heavy
TRUCKING ’
m “D WOOD,
. MCCAI-
m AND 3111112
telephone 905
GOTTLIEB’S
Great Reduction
Sale of Clothing
Now Going On
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SAVE 30 PER CENT.
Sale .- Tires. Tubes and
Auto Accessories
SPECIAL!
m‘ guaranteed
”in ............... $10.75
Now “Open
Fish Dinner "...... $1.50
Chicken Dum' er -.-.. $2.”
Semce' a l:
~wM
Ma"
Cutie .
mm SZeach. Any Size
,Hlfim Pump, reg. $8
“a Open‘Wrenchu,
neuron
“hams-3d! Prion
AARON KOHN ,
Imammum
Norwalk Chronicler