1
w- and Mrs. Mario Maruca. of, as
3' oln avenue, Mr. Salvatore De
e. of Preston Park, and Miss
orence De Bone and James Maruca
re week-end guests or relatives in
iainneld, New Jersey.
0 0 O
"' The Misses Lillian Minkin. Anne
e. and Etta Harris. returned to
eir homes in New York city, fol-
. owing a week-end visit with Miss
“ of Putnam avenue.
pence: Modne. . .
. moo Madeline Gazey o! “’hlte
li’laino. N. 11, visited yesterday with
fitr. and Mrs. E. G..Lobb of Norman
given'ue.
e.’
v 8'
e o e
g ~5pecial 3:1: 0: Cedar Cheats at
gitngevine "f' .m.
I » Francis Joyce of the U. s. s. Reu-
1ion James returned to Norfolk. \ ir-
lf’inia. following a. ten-day furlough
it‘spent with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
't’iBenJamin Joyce of B.elden avenue.
' o o
it Miss Babe \Vard returned to her
"Borne in New York City following a
met-end visit with Mrs. M. R. Go].
Eden of Cedar street.
' . U
:7: a-Special sale of Cedar Chests at
vilnflilne s.——A(.iv.. ‘
1" )tiso Helen Hunt returned to her
thorns on Tlndal avenue, following a
“ eek-end visit with relatives at As-
lg'ury Park. New Jersey.
l‘é e e s
at“? Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mathews en-
lfiertaincd over the week-end Mrs.
iisdward Sullivan and Miss Lillian
29mm: and Richard Griffin of Dr-
gjnge. New Jersey.
1‘ o
:°-~Eiectric flashlights. packet size.
lfyour own pocket or the pocket in the
Ear. Clifford Drug Store—Adv.
{’1‘- . D O -
is‘ Miss Mildred Gans returned to her
litudioo at Highland‘ Manor. Terry-
." . New York. following a week-
T’Jnd visit with her parents. -Mr. and
am. Edward M. Gem; of “Pet ave-
fmue.
.17:
A. daughter was born yesterday
Iflnorning to Mr. and Mrs. George
’Iflarrigan of River street. Mother
{Jud child are doing nicely.
l 'r I Q C
—Speclal attraction at Armory
.g'
ital-amt tonight.—-Adv.
" o s e
1:. Ben Wiseburg of New York city
lilpent the week-end with Mr. and
Litre. K. Bedock of Grandvlew ave-
Ldue.
Harris d: Gang.-
0
.;. —-Lehigh Coal.
E36“
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l: Mrs. Jacob E. Josem and daugh-
iffir. Bubbles. of Flex Hill Road. spent
IWterday With relatives in New York
5&1”:
.5-
o o e
l” Willis Gardner of Bridgeport spent
7‘!" week-end with Edwin Stephens
:fif Van Buren avenue.
'3: t I .
r5 —-.Luto springs. fillies—Adv.
”'3 O O O
E; Richard Timmone of New York
ty spent the week-end with his par-
ts. Mr. and Mrs. George Timmons
' f Hill Top Inn. East “'3” street.
in o o o
Orin. L. Wood, Jr.. of Schenectady.
”N. Y.. spent. the week-end with his
-:arents. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Wood of
'- regory Boulevard.
T}; e e e
m -—-Best Coal. Harris &. Gene—Adv.
O O
1“
is .
'5' Mr. and Mrs. Percival Moses and
hmily of New York City have'opened
‘zheir summer home at. Wilson I‘oint.
" e e e
?, Mr. and Mrs. David Baxter of
plow York City have taken up their
esidence at Harbor View Beach for
a summer.
2 o o
_ é -—Speciel attraction
.barnivai tonight—Adv.
4‘“ O O O
e
at Armory
I altr. and Mrs. Page of New York
City have moved to Harbor View
Mb where they Will spend the
summer. ‘
t I .
Mrs. Klenke and family have ar-
l‘fived at their summer home at Wil-
lion Point.
" . e s
"v. -—Speeial sale of Cedar Chests at
Angsvlne'b—Adv.
:1
’ I O O
“I Mr. Sprague. superintendent of
‘Klucknow Farm. West Norwalk. and
VI. party of friends returned yester-
flay tron: a three-day motor trip
lihrough Pennsylvania. They at-
jfbndm the dog show at Fort “‘ashv
‘ en.
en . .
3 The regular weekly rehearsal of
. e People‘s chorus will be held to-
gorrow night at 8 o'clock at the
‘; h’ochool. Members are asked to
ES— ; their green and brown books.
3‘: O O 0
'fl: -—Notice! Special meeting tonight
7:80 of Norxvnlk Aeire. F. 0. E.,
les Home, to take action of the
o
th 0: Brother Jacob Schaub.
arty Webb. W. 8.: Joe. Gormley.
. Pc—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan and
their niece. Dolores Redway. motored
to Hartford yesterday and visited
Mrs. Ryan's sister at the Convent of
St. Joseph. .
e o e .
Miss Lillian Monahan of Harbor
avenue and Miss Beatrice Mead of
Stuart avenue are visiting Miss
Mead's grandparents. Chief of Po-
lice and Mrs. James J. Nedley 01
Greenwich, Conn. .
‘ ~WEDDING announcements and
Invitations, also Graduatioa Cards
engraved at Donnelly's.
O O O
The supper which the men of the
South Norwalk Congregationil
church have planned to prepare and
serve has been postponed from
Tuesday ex/ening,-June 3. to Tues-
day evening. June 10. A number of
committees have been appointed and
are. preparing a. very interesting pro-
gram.
0 O 0
I. O. 0. F.‘ NOTICE
The members of Butler Lodge. No.
97, I. O. 0. F2. are requested to meet
at the lodge room this evening at
7:30 o'clock to attend funeral serv~
ices of our late Brotlfer Jacob
Schaub. Per order John Hart. N. G.
Attest.
D. B. BEACH. Sec‘y.
0 O O
The stores of Thomas Skelly. Som-
ers and Somers, Hofer's barber shop
in Railroad avenue, and the grocery
store of \t'iliiam Miller in \Vest
Washington street. “ere entered
some time during Thursday night.
.Nothlng was reported missing in the
barber shop and the store of Mr.
Skclly's. At the Miller and the Some
era. a few pennies 'were takenu In
all or the cases entranceo' were gain-‘
ed by way of rear windows. The po-
lice believe that it. was the work of
boys. It is expected that arrests will
be made in connection with the
breaks. '
O O 0
NOTICE MOOSE.
All members of So. Norwalk
Lodge, No. 520. Loyal Order of
Moose; will meet promptly at 7:30
tonight at Moose liome for the pur-
pose of paying our last rt‘spe-(‘ts to
our late. Brother .lucnb Sclmub. B.
C. Mead, S-ac'y; Frederick H. Gan-
ung, Dict.
o e
Frank Laychak reported to the
police Friday that some one entered
his store'in \Voodward avenue. some
time. Thursday night and took 36 in
cash. He stated that entrance was
gained through a rear window that
was left unlocked.
o O
—Speciol attraction at Armory
Carnival tonight.-—Adv.
O O I
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vv‘hitney of
Catherine street entertained yesten
day. Miss Gertrude “‘illemann of
Great Neck. Long Island.
0 O 0
—Large Pea Coal. Harris «1-
Guns—Adv.
O O D
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Maher and fam-
ily of Golden Iiill street visited rela-
tives in New Haven yesterday.
3 O 0
Mrs. Julia Gnnzy of Hello avenue
entertains-d her brother. Dr. l-hmnlt
Evou. and his wife. of Iii‘nrsac‘iuseits
ovcr Decoration Day and the wealt-
and.
O O .
—Buy Your Vlctroxa on our Club
Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly'o.
t O s
Mr. and Mrs. Gcorse Marriott and
family of New York city made a
brie! visit to F. C. Shepard and Bar-
tholomew Lane. yesterday.
l EAST NURW'ALK
Rev. I. \V. Henderson. acting pas-
tor of the Plymouth church. Brook-
li'n. spoke at the services at the
East Avenue Methodsit Church last
evening. Rev. Henderson, who oc-
cupied the pulpit ,ot the Norwich
Methodist church in the morning.
spoke on "The Supreme Book in
Life and Literature." Rev. Hender-
son compared the allihle with the
present and past He
warned the
reading the present day novels.
which he said for the most part
were "trash." "Do not misjudge."
Rev. Henderson said. "and think
that I mean that all the present day
literature is 'traeh.’ Nb. indeed
some of our recent books compare
most favorably with the works of
the old masters." ' Mr. Henderson
also mentioned several successful
novels. whose underlying theme was
a quotation from the Bible.
O O O
A concert will be given at the
E .t Avenue. Methodist church Fri-
y evening. June 13. under the
auspices of the Epworth league.
Mrs. Isabelle Slauson Bibbons. Er-
nest Soule. Carlton L'Hommedieu
and Mrs. I‘rttt'crson will be on the
program. The proceeds will be
added to the fund being raised to
purchase equipment for the league's
playgrounds.
Vulture.
youngcr ople about
The regular monthly meeting or
the East Norwallc Improvement as-
sociation will be held in Community
hall tomorrow afternoon at 2:”
o'clock. _
e o e
Everett Frey. a. student at‘ the
was the holiday and week-end guest.
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
P Frey of Seaview avenue. -
g 0 O O ' .
Milton Slauson. Harlan Baxter
Lockwood Pennell and Carl Gorha
enjoyed a camping trip at \Veston.
over the holiday. '
o a 0
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crosby of
Maiden, M 55.. were the week-end
guests of Dr. and Mrs. Francia
Crosby of Sesview avenue.
. O O O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Official Board of the East. Ave-
nue Methodist church will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock.
O O 0 .
The regular weekly rehearsal of
the choir of the Swedish Congrega-
tional church will be held tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. All members
‘ are asked to be present.
0 0 O ‘ .
Dr. and Mrs. Francis Crosby of
Seaview avenue enter-mined at their
home over the week-end. Mr. and
Mrs. James Gilmore of Bridgeport.
O O O
The annual meetinngf St. Agnes'
Guild of the Christ church will be.
held at. the home of Mrs. H. \V.
Vi‘ebb, 31 Osborn avenue. tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock.
o O 0
As a. result of the money raising
contest staged by the men and the
women or the Advent Christian
church. which was brought to a
close yesterday. $700 was added to
the fund for the liquidation of the
mortgage on the parsonage. A few;
months ago when it was planned to
raise a. fund to wipe out this debt.
the congregation was divided into
two teams—one included the in».
men of the church and the tithe:
was composed of the men. A con-
test was to be waged to see which
side would have raised the larger
sum by June 1. The winning side.
it was voted. would be the zucsts n.’
the loslnz team nt an entertains
ment. The returns made. yester—
day. disclosed that the women. with
8400. were the winner. The men
raised $200.
0 e e
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Epworth league cf
the East Avenue Methodist church
will be held tomorrow evening at 5
o'clock.
".
ROlVAY'l‘ON .
Mrs. Kellie Ide and Miss Edith
Ids are visiting Mrs. Joseph Quayle
of Rowsyton avenue.
0 O O
The regular monthly meeting of
the atheist board of the Rowayton
Methodist church will be held at
the church tonight at 8 o'clock.
O O O
T
visiting Mrs. Howard Moore or D“)-
bie street.
Although a number of the mem-
bers of the Young Married People's
association were out or town over
the week-end. there were three tahlt's
of bridge at the meeting held at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. L‘.
Beckius. Cudlipp street. Saturday
evening. The‘prizes were won by
.Charles E Funk. Edgar L Raymond.
Mrs. Funk. er. and Mr. Becklus.
0
Special musical programs. under
the dlrect‘n of Mrs. Alfred J.1‘.
Beckius. were given at both the
morning and evening services of the
Rowayton Baptist church yesterday.
In the mowing Miss Maude Sherlock
was soloist. Miss Marin Sconeld
sang lit. the cxening worship.
0 O O '
The women of the Brookslde sec~
tlon of Rowas'ton will meet in the
Brookside chapel. Old King's high-
way tomorrow afternoon at four
o‘clock. to form an improvement as-
scinlion. Mrs. G. H. Noxon. presi-
dent or the Darlcu improvement tis-
sociation will he the speaker.
O O C
An entertainment will be given at
the Rowayton Baptist church Fri-
day evening. June 13 by Emil Close
of Brooklyn. Swiss handobcll ringer.
The aftair is being held_under the
auspices of the Deft Finger circle
and is for the benefit of the organ
fund of the church.
' C O I
A rehearsal of the Ever Ready
chorus will be held at the home of
Mrs. XV. F. Ambler. Rowayton ave-
nue. tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The program which the
chorus wit give at the county con-
ference‘bt King's Daughters At the
Georgetown church. ‘Wednesday. will
be gone over. Members are asked
to bring to the rehearsal, the copies
sang a the church a. few months
ago. '
a /\
//
rALL‘ MONEY.
' r
Deposited in This Bank Before
, June 6,
Will Draw Interest from
June 1
Accounts or :1 to, $5.000 are invited.
'I- .- 7‘
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy. '
Miss Julia Carroll of Brooklyn is g
m-‘
of the two anthems which the chorus .
Cleveland. June 1—3491». Willilm
Montgomery Brown formerly bishop
of the Protestant EpiscOpal see of
Arkansas. was found guilty on a
charge of heresy by a tribunal of
nine members of the house of
bishops “*hich gave its verdict Satur-’
Mr. and Mrs. C. Shimoules and
daughttr. Mane. have returned to
their home in New York (‘lty aftcr
sprntilug n f«‘~‘«* days at their sum—
mer hum-2 in McKinley place.
0 0 0
Mr. en-l Mrs. Clinton B. Rowland
and daucliter, \"srginla, were th.
guests of rviznivt‘s :u I’rovidcnce over
the wcek-rml.
the Ever Reedy Circle 0: King‘s
Daughters will be held at the
home of Mrs. Frederic); Merl-meld.
Rowayton avenue. tomorrow evening.
Following the business meeting :1
social With an interesting program
will he enjoyed. The attair will be
given in the torm of an "apron so-
cial." Each member has received a
miniature apron. attached to.which
is a ryhmu explaining the apron
and what the circle desires the mem-
bers to do. Numbers who will be
unable to attend tomorrow night‘s
meeting are asked to return their
aprons to the treasurer. Airs. Ira: H.
Kiggms.‘ f
I
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore of
Brooklyn are at the home or Mr.
and Mrs. Urcrgc S. Most-icy of Row-
nylon avenue when: t'licy Will rc-
maiu as guests during the summer.
r . . T
L “.11.th l
A pr-éttr “(riding was solcmnlz‘d
Sunvls lcrncon when ”ratios
ernllw i"ribner. timzc'hter of
Mr. and Jim. Charles S. Lind-
bloom. was married to Charles M.
Gunimrtn. by licv. J. Howard Fall'—
Chili! at tho home or the. couple
the Liuvitslonm cottage. (‘iucsts were
present from Wilton and New York
cli)‘.
‘ e e o "
At. the Si uric); morning services
a! Zion lliil cl-urcli. :1 special rue»
nzorlnl scmice wns‘hcld. The cl‘il-
dren decorated the graves of the
war veterans interred in the church-
yard. of whom thrre are over 20.
Q I U
The “'omcn's lcnlruq of the Cons
gresationnl church will meet m the
parsonage at\ 3 o'clock tomorrow
i‘EACHER iHEADs
Y. W. C. A. WORK
IN FAR ESTHONIA
The regular monthly meeting of‘ j
of heresy.
0353th of Heresy ‘
s
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Back now—(left to right
Bishop “’lilinm Montgomery Brown (inset) and the tribunal which has forum him guilty. on a charge
from row—(left. to right) Bishop Frederic 1". Reese. Georgia; John G. Murray. Mnry.
land; president. Theo. D. Button. pri.
) Rev. V. A. Peterson.
Clctclend. ncslstant clerk: Bishop Benjamin Brewster. Maine; Bishop \‘i‘illiam F. Faber: Montana;
Richard Inglisli. Cleveland, advisory attorney; Bishop Edwin H. Plrkcr. New Hampshire;
lien 11
Harlan. dorm of the law school. tnivcrsity of Maryland. advisory nttomcy; Bishop John M. Mc-
Comick. Nebraska; Bishop Herman Page. Michigan; the Rev. Charles C. Budd, Fremem.
clerk of the court.
The verdict of the
day.
bishops was largely based on state-
ments in a book written by Dr.
Brown. During the trial Bishop
Bron-n stated that he accepted the
tenets of the church in every detail
but. the jury held in finding him
afternoon. Miss Evelyn Clarke. or
Imandn. scmin 1: for girls in South
Africa. who has been taking a
cam-ac at Columbia for the past. two
years will speak. Miss Clarke will
return soon to South Africa to re-
sume her missionary duties. NM
has been the gurst of the Rev. and
Mrs. Bunker over the week-cud
wnsmN. ;
Eight pupils have been perfect in
attendance at Lyons Plains school
{or the monih’of May. They are
Frances Malone. St‘ve Gjuresko.
Clan-nee Beers. Ruth Szrang. Mildred
Faaveresn, Olympia Delarmi.
I I 0
Eight pupils have also been per-
feet at Northdeld school; Charlotte
Broek. Lillian Brock. Henrietta
l‘arlfield. Myron \\’alcri)ury. Freder-
ick “'aterhury.
.
2‘s.
Monday. May :6. closed the school
savings accounts of the “'eeton
schools. Lyons Plains school has de-
posited $7.50 in the School Savings
Dept. of the not-mm Savings So-
ciety and Northneld school $64.45.
I O D
Rev. C‘hellis Nichols of New York
State has been spending a few days
with his aunt and cousins. Mrs.
Frank Nichols. Mrs.=Sadlc Beers and
Mrs. John Cole.
0 0
Miss Janet Wilson of Orange. N.
J- visited over Memorial Day and
Sunday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Wilson.
0 O '
Mr. and Mrs. “‘nller B. \l‘ilson
and son or New York City opened
their new country home for. the
week-end.
l BELLISLAN D
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Erskin drove
up from Memphis. Tenn. in their
new car. The}: started last Sunday
and reached New York Friday.
0 t o .
Dr. and hire. C. Bernstein were
up [or the week-end.
O O O
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schwartz
had a dinner party Saturday night
at which Mr. and Mrs. John Lun-
strum. Mr. and Mrs. Body. Mr.
Gloetzner were present.
Overnight News ..
Told In Brief
Printer Poincare of France tend~
ere esignstion of himself and cabi-
net to President Millerand. and it
is predicted M. Millcrnnd's own rc-
‘tirement will follow closely. as Ra~
dioal deputies in new Chamber
shout "resign. resign. resign." :.
Congressional leaders in Wash-
ington plan tor adjournment next
Saturday, but admit advocates of
farm relief. railroad and reclama-
tion legislation may block their pro-
gram.
Nathan E. Leopold. Jr.. and
Richard Loeb. wealthy young Chi-
cago students and contened slayer:
or 1‘ years old Robert Franks.
charge each other with actual com-
mission 0! crime and give informa-
tion which State’s Attorney. says
"will hang them."
Chancellor Ignaz .Soipel o: Aus-
tria is shot and seriously wounded
while alighting from a train in
Vienna. and assailant attempta' sui-
cide Is he is arrested. .
Bodies of twenty-two persons—-
twenty subnormal girl and- two
' adults—are recovered
ruins at
:VGeraian.'R
a, usoian
I In the little republic of Em 7
but!!! Baltic Sea, Mrs. Bitumino-
‘ of English in a
head of all the Y. W. O.
”Q5145” and plane are suggested soc
‘Ia national mural because. suicide .
f‘trtfly “praised the hell“! of the ,
tappe Development‘school at Playa
«Del Rey. netr Loo Angela. which
was destroyed by lire late Saturday
3 Suicide 0: a Japanesefvoutslde
rutna’ot American embouy’ln Tobie
Aingproteot mind Unitods‘fiateo a-
‘cluoton legislation has given great
impetus to “national spirit-5 snore-
d Wills at Boyle's Thirty Acres in
Jersey All: between W1 Jud“
} 10 for the privilege ohm
W “
nine guilty that. Dr. Brown's book and
beliefs were in opposition to these
church action.
at Memorial Day.
Old Glory .........
The Volunteer .
"FRANKllN
swam. NOTES
Rccdi
. .‘o: g_
The followmglprogrsms were given
during the put-f}; in commemoration ,_ ,
143):
FOR ALL GRADES.
Kyrnn.
The Lord's Prayer.
Salute to the flag.
Star Snarc‘cd ileum-r.
SEVENTH GRADE.
Flora Shepard
. . Fannie Simiiowitz
‘i
{G'C
In Flander's Fields . . . _
The Blue and the Gray
The Volunteers
Tribute"
“'eev‘ng ct
0-.
into «his beliefs. called contrary to
the creed of the church. having end-
{ex-lam. ed without definite action being taken
This was the third time Bishop against him. Bishop Brown waged
Brown has been the subject of a virulent but unsuccessful fight
'against the effort to disposes: him.
Marion Hill
—-’\\'llliam
America.
EIGHTH GRADE.
.. Elizabeth Tenyi
us from ”The Perfect
......... “‘m. Bor-ssing
“Our Flag"
~—Fcur G;r‘- from
ers of the F33"
-Consuela Dawson
Rising
ilocm 2
Violin Duet. “Tenting Tonight"
—-Lena Virago. Paul Lengyel
the I‘lrg
~31. ‘2 F-l‘z
21. "A Future P.c...-.. .
—E‘our Boys from Roam 2
i‘ America.
$15.00
seduced rs
‘ $10.00
DONNELLY’S
NEW SILK
DRESSES
' $12.98
1.. GOLDEN
68 Washington 8t.
80. Norwalk ..
NIN‘I'fi GRADE.
Lincoln's Gettysburgh Adam.
-—Frank Mclne
Our Honorable Dead -—listher C
After the Great Companions VA
. —Lr-onard G .
What the Flag Means
—Helen Sc‘
Song. "Flag ot the Stars I
Love ........... Velma Ben.
Extracts from Memorial Day .
Address or Ear—Sec. Derby
—Eliza;~e:h 5.
The Blue and the Gray ‘
—Doroth:r Horn. E‘hel Kw
America.
Thirteen pupils of Franklin s-k
received awards in the poster;
test held under the auspices of "
Cannecticut Humane society.
Cash Prizes.
Dan Douglas . . . . .
Carleton Burr ..
Eleanor Smith .......
Smnley Lee .....
Samuel Agranbv .........
Edwin DeC‘ato ............. ..
“'illiam Kish .............. .
Honorable Mention.
Leon DeCosta.
Ralph Massey.
Robert Brock.
Ruth Knot-r.
Alice Taylor.
Elizabeth ”Williams.
Geo. F. Baker (Tires
w 6 n
$0.0:0.G 0 To Harv:
NEW YORK. June 2.-—C-eorge.
Baker. New York banker. has 5-.-
059300.000 to Harvard Chivas“:
buildings and endowment of its .
uate school of buuncss a1.
1‘. '1. ?lr- Falter is rat a 2‘
.‘cf Harvard. but his 3:21. Crorg .
Baker. Jr.. was graduated {Tc-2'
college in 1899.
NEW YORK OPENS FIRST \llWlPTPAl CANTER (‘l lVlC
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Dr. C. H. Mayo (inset) and a patient undergoing x-rsy treatment at the municipal cancer clinic in New York
The first municipal cancer
clinic in the United States is now
in operation in New York City,
prowling the most modern treat-
ment for thousands among the
poor without charge. Any one
may come for treatment who soa-
x-rsy machine. This device ad—
ministers a ray of 300.000 volts
which tends to disperse cancerous
growths in the bod "
As this re
none and
overdose. the entire chamber
Y.
ls extremely dan-
atal when absorbed
tors leave the chamber, which is
than completely sealed. and
watch the patient through glass
{regs-holes. regulating the ray
the adjoining room.
Dr. Charles Mayo. _world is-
none Minnesota phystcxan. at the
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Norwalk Chronicler