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" .mlu sutllclcnt nurscn to supply tho
Amad- o: a community and to handle
' crisis arises.
when that
7W crisis
”cent: on this community of 50..
00 people?
or us to loud to New York City. to
“send all Over the country in fact. for
My. halt a dozcn nurses to help us
. tout."
Mr. Farrell then went on to say
(“Cindi wo should make an effort to
"Mallow Mr. lledford’l splendid ox-
mplo as for on donations are con-
lficomod. .\lr. Bctifortl'n generosity al-
udy haul): prompted hint to offer
.nno dollar for every ono raised
" from tho public.
Tom 01 extracting: ti «lullnr liom
.."..Tlch timn's pocket now in the tint:
to mun} iourscli. ' said Mr. Fm‘roll.
here i u rumor nhrodd that hor-
“unlit people mo not given to liber-
Lailly. That is an unfair statement.
‘ t is simply that the inspiration in
llnlling E'oiiit Monday.
Mr. l“liilt‘ii slated lliut tho “buil-
'.;..ing point“ in tho ditto should ha
I reached by Monday night. when iii
W “t. 6.5 per cont oi the ammo.“
T’i-nnutli nircady hnw l‘lron subscrib-
' "iii.
. ““37 .lm Vonm‘rtit'ut poopic. and
Low litmus ;.ll'0 in Nurmdh. V
51411 ciosma. ' and “e arc going to
‘a‘also Ullfi :‘rinti. .\T‘.i1 :13 a parting
Within 1 would like to announce that
it will cast Mr. Bctlford
.. for my prr.~t=n:_o izrrr this owning."
' Folloulug loud untl long; applause
r
Rtucd n Liic.
can (in {or Noruitlll tin-l the \lcinity
lgruntor than tin) instituting o: u
l-Vurscs. Home. coi‘umcucud
tilladford. "Antone oi you who has.
knows
75 (if :3 2111056
». on the sort‘
. just. what st
Qi‘ty. We hmi .1 ("1152 right in our (“ml
1;;fhome. “hero rim pmrnpt application;
31.013, hyp-as‘l-rmu‘ for a pneumonia,
-xmtlm ivy nu efficient. in; 9.. rented.
the putum‘s lilo. '
' “lurk in the time 0! iii" flu cplfi
-:.~4et‘1‘ilu in Westport. there were many;
.3le suffered and dwdfivho would.
4.2mm hate done so it tho nurse sup—g
Lply had llccri sulm iL’th. So if we are
.l-dn arpostzirs-n to N such a. great}
thwart; as tho minim: oi 1L NNurses}
....Iloms and 'i‘ralzzlng School we;
.....uhould not iv‘mtfile one. instant to;
tart right in and plll our hearts:
23nd our souls into the project. 1
Mr. ‘Bodtorcl mad-1 mention of that
act ihu‘; both no and Mrs. Bedfnrd}
, i. all. that the new item» should just;
Lille named the Noxwaik Hoapltaii
.ngiomc for Nurses. rather than tho
;;‘.Mary A. Bulford Home for Nurses.
“as Mrs. Bcdford really didn‘t desire
limo: any such monument be erected;
gm herself. especially as it would’noi
3 imoubt cause many people to makol
“mm criticism that t: Mr. Betirord tie—5
aglred to crew. a monument for hisi
I‘IMKE he should my [or it himsclt. i
“We lit“; crinplwl for want. of:
urses.“ won: on. Air. lcdford. “We‘
an't set the nurses in tho first place
Ligand it we should so: them we can‘t
whouse tiirm, talc»: Care or thorn. nor
.mir. them. When I gum out tho
'"first set 0'; diplomas some time ago.
,JJI realized then in Just what. a sad
' , mbonditlon was the housing and train-
Tnx equipment oz‘lcrcd our nurses.
., til then and. there promised those
Lifnurscs «on as I pretrilsotl myself.
giant I “cum do All in my power and
" oil would go any length to get for
am what they neg-om and that
hich was and is their duo."
Roy, Jacobo Speaks. ~
Rev, Frederick E. Jacobo. puntori
a?! tho South Somali; Congregation-i
1 church urn; tho next. speaker onf
(he program. ‘
”We are ncizhcr any better not
. worse than any other gmup of
“9.009 people." slatted Rev. Jacobs.
or needs are the same .ou; ap-
Wh are the same, our responses
' a just about the Mme. t would
t he dlfilcult to raise $94,000, in
{not I think we can easily raise
filament). And' in speaking 0: this
' .. of money I would say that there
nothing which would be so calam-
u: as to haVe some one say.‘l will
is all.’ Why? Because only as
it and I do Our own little bit. can
“ever realize just. what a wonder- .
proposition we are handling and
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yravemcnts; in good residential
w‘ifiction of East Norwalk. Apply
£510 ‘3. .l'. Will-tins. 8 Weather-t ave.-
~ sun-me. '
1 S‘r—Brown 1nd White Boston bull
may :11st to name "Happy."
08311345: reward-
’ '1" GIVEN AWAY—to anyone
who desires to cart. may some
«all property on Flax Hill Road,
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”l” but it a catastrophe should ever
It would b. nocmary
”if any of you got a glmullah glitz.1
it] will rind fault with it for homo
"'i‘l‘iril’u is no one thing which we!
3““ i would have done.
..:at any time had occasion to cull up- : in llmc of a crisis." he 531.1
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means to u conmllm-iand then it is noct‘ssary
'tribute to the generosity sud
proportions." laid Mr.
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Treasury Balance
\l'ASHlNO’i‘ON. nopu 16.—
Unitcd States Treasury ,nei bal-
ance at close or business Boot.
12 was glaucoma“. ,
Only Fooling When
Henry mumm- nf Ely Ivo-
nne, was only fooling when he
threatened to cut his wife's
heart, out with a knife. .
That in What Henry told
Judge Nehemiah Calida) in the
downtown (‘ity (but-c this mom-
in. No min armsth at live
o'clock yesterday morning at his
home. ‘ “
Judge (‘undoe ordered him
placed in at. cell in the City III"
for two days more. in'ot'det' that.
Just what it issuing to mean to the
community at largo. '
'v'll‘ho oasis-t work at the commii‘
toe," continued Mr. Jacobi. "will be
to raise the money. The hurdeot
work will bo‘ the carrying on of tho
oducailonll I’ork union: the peopio
«that of Mining tho Norwllk HO!-
vital.
"There are many who arc prelu-
.ltcod against. the hospltul and who
rou-
son or OHIL‘I'. as on mouse why they
should not subscribe. Our ‘com-.
munity is no different in that re-
spect from an other. But. it will be
up to catch and every indlfidutil to
go out (Hill to no proscnt this grcat
‘ ‘ . J. so n ockct cztuuu to the big foilew and to tho
113M322vrnhyulmht :rl'e cseeixninyy little follow. to the mm and to the
“glowed m flu “mm“. and 1 hm... noman. to the old and to the young.
Macon the “use“ of people give (”WW tha'i. it“ “ill not: the absoluio not-ti
1 dl~ “M“ the SW” of ”mm.“ or .hts hen institution and “iii sull-
Wham.“ l _ scrum accordingly. In conclusion.
. Tim‘- 1 might say that ii is my ournost!
enthusiasm to R doublv «mi: that
fio lhc community."
I Iiioqucni Appcni. ' -
5 Father Donuts Hurley. pastor
lCOhlllli‘lii‘t‘vil by stating that althoupth‘
hr did not incl himself qunllcfid to!
spook on the subject of a hospitul
l
than he (lid. he had on opportunity.
much morc about. the situation
"* . . n- w l" Mr. 9 ‘ li's .
7‘7" ,‘Efi.5“..;".§§“§3.u20 M. 11:130....durmg iht‘ inst. fill-years ot slttlngi
”.04” ”f m ‘ ”V a ,M, i by morn/{cum bells and tending
5.“?‘5‘ “ ' " “ “ ' i more sick folks than the root of tho;
j,“-'<“l"l" .‘uudiencc, mid that
\
channels hc haul min-11d pnrhapn
$10101.“ \ttivi pr-rt‘wtiou or the
[anti of ll:H ticccssity (if t .ls
:pinco of work. than
' crcrywhcro i
"They.
must see the cast: in question first.
that they;
retain thcir hold on that canal
through the eyes and the intnlit-i
getter: of a good nurse. No doctorl
nowadays. who is any kind of at
"I‘loctors cannot ho
Idoctor at all. would over thlnli all
trying to go: along without a. nurse;
and it good nurse at that. for lhisl
necessary portion gives him a chancel
to l~rcallt and his patient a chance;
to lit'o. l
"Tho new institution for which;
this sum of money is bring misml.l
is going to some two purposes: flm.‘
as rt item". a real homo for the
turscs. It “ill be a plum Wilflf't‘.
they will in: properly housed, prop-
erty taken care or. and 'motherod.‘
Secondly. the new institution will be
It place of training for the flifls. and
there is no dt‘nying tho fact that
Ncrwuik 151 badly lacking in «1 ss;.'.-‘
able, training school for nurses.
"We will get our joy out of this
institution. a thousand fold. Look
at Mr. Redford. He derives great
joy on: of his bountiful home and
grounds. but there is no doubt that
he must deriVo much greater joy out
of the knowledge that livid” cyes
are ahlv also to enjoy the bounty of
his grounds. through his generosity.
"He can basic in his reflected glory
Nothing is lost by that generosity. So
it mll ho with the Hospital Homnu
We too will share the reflected glory
of that institution. and the glory of
the. hospital who that institution is
rated one notch higher in the hos
pitul world because of its first class
training school tor nurses.
"We may have a good lire depart-
ment. at good police dcpartmcnt-—~
but who: of our hospital depart-
mont? If your house burns down
you can rebuild it. But. a lit» can
not-:1- bo brought back again."
"This drive should appeal to any
man who has ever had a pain or.
who et’er expects to have one." Fa-f
they Hurley mid in closing.
"This is not. ' 3. religious no:-
political affair but a humanitarian!
one. We are about to commotion?
upon the‘ greatest of all great?
works. the healing of the sick. and
when we are dead and gono ouri
fruits of labor will live on and on
and on. in the good that wr have
done for humanity in sonomi."
Aunt: of fineness
Goneral Russell Frost. who was
called. on for a. few words said that.
if the augury of success was en-
thusiasm, then he could tell by
looking at: the [hitting faces before
him, jus: what would be the out-
come of the hospital drive.
"The very fact that men of grant
affairs like Mr. Farrell and Mr.
Redford can and time from their
heavy burden: tad responsibilities
to come and give their personal en-
couragement at. a time like this.
should be sumciont for us common
every day talks to go head and put
the drive across." said the gencrul.
"We are proud 0! our hospital
and of our city. yet at the same
time we realize that: that hospital
is not properly equippgd to take
care of its nurses. ,We are going to
remedy that detect. And when we
have. our work and our labor will
stand as a sort of monumcnt, a
the
good spirit of Nomlk and to the
fact that we in Not-walk Ire lovers
oi our fellow men."
Cn'nnlgh Evoked Applause
Johh Camuh claimed that
more than more advice on how to
raise menu? in: to be gained by
attending such a dinner us that
given last night. for one lud a
chance to meet such men-as Mr.
Farrell and Mr. Redford which
chance was not to be lightly
weighed.
“This is 1. campaign at no small
Cannon.
should not allow the
hope that the inspiring commitiool
before mr Will be ahlo to carry lltclri
of gutting the mom-y for lh!‘ drivel
and of soiling tho Norwalk Hospital ‘
:the (lrlt‘ announced that he would
"meet the team captains every ntter~
Rowoyton Deft Finger
requiem masswas .
Dennis Hurley. as (amount.
Joseph Duly. sub‘deacon.
oflertory Edward Swan sun:
0 ”ghost: that ain't’ to frighten us out
:of doing our best. out of putting
four hearts and our soul: into this
lenterprise. Thin driu will benefit
the community it manhood-told and
lil good wtll radiateJn the commtm— ;
.ity for zones-nil”: to come. -4
l" "5- liove'sco'ti tow hospital “tron?
were
Clouch. Joleph Michal: and John
Pennlultnn. Interment
family plot in St. Mary's cemetery.
he might be ['le O chm 10
RN romp at the. liquor out of
his system. which he had cvio
dentiy bum drinking.
from :1 315.000 institution to one
the city itself. It even took the hou-
monoy duo it for tho nuc cues hon.
died for the (‘liy of Norwttik.
"if the city won‘t help. ‘why thin
I liclicvc it is up to tho-community.
and l hollci'e that we have acommu.
nity that will help and that will ‘put
this drive across."
Praises Phllanthmpiats.
"Tho hospital would not he tho
flourishing lnstituitnn it is today if
it had not hoe ni‘or tho money uml
lhc latter!» of mo" in the past. mcn
llkc Mr. J‘lmlforll and Mr. Farrell."
{sum Mr. 'ilomim‘r.
’ "l mys‘u-ll’ hum worn out many
v‘fti‘iii‘fi of. ohocs going to and rm to
tho hoard int-clings of the hoopital.
i do not rcurct what i hnvc clout». 1
nm ciml that l ltnd the opportunity
ht'lp.
“l bellow that a great deal of
rrcm: for the good work of tho hos-
Hit
M‘pllnl today is directly due to in in».
it: said i St. Joseph's church who spoke no“. perlntcndcnt, Mr. Ftruyor. who imsi
madc the Nor-wall: Hoopltni the root
homo it is today, a place whom one.
is proporly taken core or, motto com-
jugt, slouuu . driw. amlnnt all the other speakersHOT‘flhM “mm“ *0 fl “film-5m“ 00- Personal anal
of the (3\v¢ning_ who pmnnbly know 'gree. it place whflrcln mot". color oriman o. lwtcr
creed have no hearing at nil."
Training School.
Judge John lx’nngh. in smoking of
who drive. ntn‘cd ho thought the can-
rumors nitoultl stress the training
through thcso jschool hit-u, rather than tho homoispuringiy both his time and energy.
a ’ldeu of the now Nursos' Home. mince l to the public wcltnre. '
will" :3.» many pimple have AskM him why utod and in curryinz in commotion
Erna! sleuouu ls licoriod just to hmm- n nccdfui
he othrrwist‘ 'tlosan nursing! Ht» said that the now movements. at the minimum of cunt.
home. would include clasn rooms, re.
citation rooms and lnhoratorics. suf.
ficlcn: to take care of 1nd train 25
ltursos to ho graduntod ouch year.
Judge Keogh also prom-mod a
plnn (or raising more money at the
cnri o.’ the drlvc. this plan to take
the form of a concert to ho given
hELV-‘ecn October 15 Mid 25 by the
Shrine-rs Band of Bridgeport.
William I). Haul; then spoke. of a
ops-clot list of contributors who
were- being specially command and
0! the fact that already two dona-
tions in! $1.50"? ”at‘h. two 0! $1.0M),
and four of soon had already been
secured.
George Barnes, publicity chair-
man for tho drive, told of the ways
in which the drive was being made
public. His talk was followed by
Charles Mint: who told ot"goodvt‘lll
bonds to be given subscribers of 35
or more. ,
Frederick J. Moran. treasurer of
noon hetwecn 1:30 Ind 2:30 o'clock
at the drive office, West avenuo and
Butter street.
The closing luik of the evening
wasngivon by Strayor. Sup’crlntend-
cnt of thc‘jiospitnl.
In this drive you must'uil your-
self first.” he laid. "then You will
have no trouble in selling those
whom you are canvassing. In regard
to the naming of tho home I would
my that, the initiative in this. mat.
im- ‘ny the board of tilrcctors
and I sittcorol;~ hope tho criti-
ci=m of tho l'lfll‘i'i". Mary A. 13971.
ford will prove no handicap to tho
canvasscrs. and I don’t believe it
Will.
“The Redford fund I might. any is
an incorporated fun-.1 and the hos—
pital Will ho nrrpetunily llcnafiteci
"He Threatened Wife’sumLflRL " " i
worth half a million. and not ono
dollar or that money has come from
pital three yours to got hold of the
titans DEATH
mwrsmn
(Continued cram Pan . One.)
When they came from behind the“; 1
bus the truck was just about to!
11mm and Audrey was struck by the )
leftmirle of the machino and the!
whorls passed over her right foot as -
she stood there.
Neck ”Broken.
A port of the truck struck her in ' ‘
the race with such forco that hm-
neck was .throkon and her body
flung aside. Dorothy run to her aide
and endbivored to Ild her to her
fret. not knowing the extent or her
ln.lurios."l'he c'frnrt was wanted.
however. for the child's body was
lifeless.
_ Driver’s Story. 5
-m. H. n. I’h'illlptt was called and
the “'estport ambulance was also .
rushed to the scene. Kittie, Trooper
illnrnnrrl Scully nrrivotl nntl look
Either-7r" it! tho lnrerttuulion. Fuillna
told the police that iw was procurrl— .
lng wry :liowlx lit the limo iiilii hm.
llovnd that Vitll tun of the girl». ‘
the J,
gsiit‘oly over in the Niriownik
mm] was: clout for him to plus the
bus. Ho anlrl ho (lid not run the
other two sisters hchind the hits nnri
iwnn unuwnrn th~lt hr- hurl ntruck
any om until the children cried out. I
w...
i Nominate Robins
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'fellow‘clllzcns; no nutn has 1.! cleaner,- '
politimi record; no
and tlrrncr' annp onl
’the administrative problems or his: 1
iot‘ftco, than ThOlliiiH Rollins. ’
; "lintlrlng in his zeal and devotion "
iio the duties ot' his office: faithful
nlways to hiq trust; he has givon tin-
1m. “
He has iniu-j
civic hottcrments and int—7
lit) the taxpayers. His udmlnlstrnttml ‘
is justly recognized as having becnf .‘
honest, articit-nt and economic. until ,.
lrcmarkahlo for its splendid record; '
go! sichirvcmont; even though in al-;
most every one of his efforts for liwi
public good. ho has been ODDOSt-(i
and hampered by the potty tactics ot‘ ,i ,.
an opposition council. ' .
"We need mnn like Thomas nob-3
ins; plain if you pimse, not able and i
capable: about whoso- honesty anti»
unquestionable integrity of olmrnc».i
tcr: about whom.- rccorri of deeds uc~
complishetl. and of plum formulatmi
for own grmtrr nork. all the. Ito.
puhlicann of Norwullt mny rally with ‘
enthusiasm and confidence. , ll 5
“We. shall nominuto him tonight"
and on election day swoop him into
tomcat with one: of the greatest may}
Jorities ovoi- glvonin our City.
"Mr. (Eflgmun ‘ .deimics, l‘
gives mam sure minute as {grill
cundidoto for mayor. the imminent tn-i
cumbent. Thomas Robins." '
After the nomination had heen‘i
seconded by Mr. Milne. the‘ficorml
[dry «as instructed in cast one bab‘
Vlnt for the nomination ot Muyoz‘
Robina. l
A committee consisting of John
1“). Mllnc. Judge Gem-gr: H. Vas-
burgh. Mrs. Benjamin Andrews and.
Mrs. Alice McKihhen. was appoint.
ed to await on the Mayor and hringi
him before the convention. l
The Mayor Ilopilm I
m..-
Mayor Robins in his acceptance
speech spoke in part as rollowa:
"Two years 1120 you had a nlmllnr
convention and at that time on.
dnrserl mu as your candidate for
Mayor. I said thcn that if I were
clotted I would do my boot and i
hate undrvr the circumstances. 1
(in. not intend to say much this ave-
nlng'. i will learn that with you.
by it. Years after both Mr Jim! Mrs.
Redford have passed on. the money,
will still be coming into our trims.
ury. ‘
"This project is the biggest com-’
imunlty projected that Nor’walk has hm"? had no control. I h‘tve had to
a i hover entered into and it h a. pro- , change my methods.
jot: worth yof our best efforts for;
two are working for an institution]
which flandg for no race, no creed.t
no color, no religion. no politics. hilt!
just the cause of human necessitqu
Landlord O’Sulllvan outdid him-
self in providing :1 most plentiful
and wonderfully prepared dinner,
especially considering the modem
price that the friends of the Hos-
pital who paid for it out of their
own pockets felt dbl! to pay.
Mr. Mint: mnouncod that a. moot-
tng of the Team Captains will he:
held tomorrow night. at the Nor-walk '
Club a: 8 o'clock.
Circle Is to Meet
The Daft. Finger Circle ’wlil meet
tomorrow evening at the home of
Mrs. Scalise on Raymond street.
Booth: and Fuenls‘
D I E D
Suddenly in ”London. September
14th. Samuel Lyrics. son of the late
‘Dr. Samuel Lynn 1nd the late Emi-
ly Augusta Sherry. all of Nomlk.
Connecticut.
Notice of Funeral later.
,
"Mrs. Stephan Cloud)
Tho funeral of Mrs. tiephen
Ciouch was held this morning at.
we o’clock from the into home. 7
Ellnbeth street and at 9 o'clock
from St. Joseph’s church. A solemn
sung by Rcv.
Rev.
Rev.
the
"Ave
Maria: and at the conclusion of the
mass. Miss Helena. Millet-d an;
“OnLv Waiting.“ “a pull bearers
Joseph Quick. Benjamin
Joseph Denna. deacon ,and
A:
'8! in the
”Adcéfll'se in the Sentinel for flag
'2‘?!"
You know my record during the past ‘
two years under tho conditions! and
many of those were not. through my
doing: or my methods or business.
Due to circumstances ovor which I
"At this election oithor glv» me<
a Republican (.‘ouncll and mom to
work with me or give my place to
the other stile.
"‘It is up to us as Republicans to
support our rntlro ticket irrespec‘
tire of Erlr‘ndships. A good many
people say that they Vote for that
best man. Sometimes we on dis-‘
appointed in the best man.
“i have. made mistakes. we all
make mismicco. but the only way-
to ratify these mistakes in at in:
polls. Don‘t split your ticket...
“Wozhare a mod tlcknt and all 01'
it should b» supported. 1 don‘t crawl
this office, but I will do my host.
"I have had good timesr—I had
just as good a time as they (Council-1
men) did on ,ltut Tuesday. I wu
at. the capital with the aches: May-r.
or: of the State representing our...L
city. I out not ashamed to represent
this city and place." -‘
City Treasurer Anson P. Keoier.
after his nomination was called upon
for remarks by the chairman. um
stated that he would work. heart and .
soul. for the interests at the party‘
at the coming election. He laid time
he deemed it [great honor to be"
nominated for the third term.
Emu! Noumea Pun]. .
Ellis Homrd nominated Luv.
rence 1!. Paul and. in so doing. aid“
that every word that had been “.24.
ahout the Mayor. could he said about.
Mr. Poul. Frederick McMahon. m
year's candidxte for this omce. lec-
onded the nomiution. ,
Mr. Paul. in tempting. said tint
be greatly appreciated the confidant .
that had been placed in him. And.“
that trill nomination-had - emu;
mentxi'llpect, due to the fact thit‘
the party thought that he was ups
able of holding the position that you
held by his (other for on many year:
in the old City of South Norwalk. '
Other nominations followed in or-
der. . ‘
A meeting of the City Commit“.
was held following the Com,
at which John. D. Milne was m
elected chairman 1nd Mrs. Elvin no
Wadsworth. vice-chairman. Rim
mind is mun m: r a»
‘Wgfi; mot, .
' You Need the ”Huspitak
, The Hospital Needs Your
elp. Give!
. '.
c any A. Bedlord
urses’ Home ‘
Is The Amount Needed
‘ To pay for, the Building .now under construc- 4, '~
lion. Mr. E. T.:?:Bedford will match dollar for dollar
the sum raisedinNorwaiit. K
The drive will" be short, from today to sopi. 25th.
This is your opportunity to do your share in a ,
community enterprise which will be of lasting bene- ,-
fit to” Norwaik. ‘ . '
9’"! Give! Buy Bonds That . ‘ ,
ay Good Will Dividends!
The drive is being conducted by The Norwaik
Kiwanis Club, which has never failed to put over
what it has set out to accomplish. This drive will be
a success, must be. Remember that! Norwaik has
been divided into districts e a c h under a captain.
.
lieutenants have been. named by them. ‘
(Youllwili receive a callatyourhome oroflice.
listen attentively to the reasons for tho drive, -
appreciate the necessity for the $80,000 to pay for the
nmes’w-home, realizewhy the hospitalmust have this
addedunit to be of increa'sed‘ service to you andthe
.md then GIVE!
he vening Sentinel
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Norwalk Chronicler