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            <title>Comment from Wayne CHAPMAN</title>
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            <description>Randall's Ordinary has closed .  It was initially run as a restaurant by the Clark family.  It was later sold to Foxwoods.  We went to Randall's after it was sold by the Clarks, and were very disappointed with both the food and the dining experience.  

Bill Clark sent the following to the New London Day in March 2006--

To The Editor Of The Day:  
  
Randall's Ordinary has passed. It had lingered on after a terminal illness, occupying its existence in its centuries-old farmstead in North Stonington.  It came into our lives in 1985, created 200 years before by John Randall and nurtured by the Perry family from the 1920s. It leaves its founders, the Clark family, with a vast treasure of memories. Our extended family of employees and customers will forever share Randall's past together. The spirit of Randall's Ordinary continues. Calling hours for Randall's Ordinary are open to all, sharing advised.

The Randall property has had many existences. Time and society are its catalysts for change. The Ordinary had its life and now moves on, as I have moved in and out of Randall's being. Doors have been opened, doors closed.

With all my heart, I wish for the doors of change to bring a new life to Randall's again. 

Bill Clark
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            <pubDate>Wed, 23 Jul 2008 16:39:00 +0100</pubDate>
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