111111 11011 nugget.
Choc ates “
E. 0. Drake is 111 1111 his home in
Bette Place. .
Mrs. Albert Dunn, ol‘ Bette Place, is
quite ill again. 4
The barge Clarence has been beach-
ed at Gregory’s Point. and will he re- 1"
paired.
A cargo of crushed stone arrived
yesterday (or the streets of Norwalk.
it is lying 11.1 :Raymond' Brotherly
wharf. ‘ _ “
Thomas .1. Dennis is quite ill at his
home 11 Hillside Place, South Noi-
walk. I-lc formerly resided on Van
Zant street.
Captain Melville Youngs bus nrriv-
ed with a large yuwl owned by a
Lcete‘s Inland men. The craft is to
be hauled out at Miller's shipyard.
The meeting of the Junior Band to
be held this evening promises to be of
especial interest as D1. F H. Gnmbnrt
will be present and deliver an address
to the boys.
Rev. Edward Cunningham led the
regular weekly prayer meeting last
evening at the East avenue Methodist
lhurch. it was well attended and
thoroughly spiritual.
There will be a meeting or the choir
oi’ the East avenue Methodlot Church
this evening and all members old and
new are requested to be present‘ for
purposes of organization and to decide
upon new music. The meeting will
be at the church at 8 o’clock.
The weekly social service at the Ad-
vent Christian Church inst evening
was led by Rev. James W. Davis. At
the close of the service a. business
meeting was held at which it, was vot-
ed to send 11 letter to Hurry McNett
111. East Branch Pa., so that ho may
join the 1.11111 ch there. This step in
11011111111113] even though he‘ in the 1‘nlnis~
tor of the 1) 11st lirnluh Advent Church
Yesterday John Kcogh's horse went
through a particularly rotten spot on
the Washington street carriage bridge
and it was only by the greatest oi?
good luck that the animal did not
break a log. All it is. it is bndly
strained and had to be turned out to
pasture under the care of a. veterlnnry
surgeon. Mr. Keogh was driving 1111:
11111111111 across the bridge, when and-
dcnly it stumbled and partially iell.
A look was eumclent to see the cause
oi the trouble. John Cole. the draw-
iendcr, armed with 11 erowbnr. and
halt a dozen men to assist him, 1111c-
cceded in getting the horse free. The
hole through which its hoof went won
in the portion of the bridge 'wl1ich is
kept in repair by the trolley compnny.
Mr. Keogh is to bring suit against
those lesponslbic for the condition of
the bridge
M
DARIEN AND NORO'I‘ON.
Theodore Austen was a visitor in
South Nerwnik yesterday.
Dr. G. H. Noxon hue rented his rosi-
donce 111.111 9 Daisy. who rccontly
purchased a ummer home in Darlen.
Judge Daley will rebuild ill-.1 house and
in the meantime will occupy llr. Nox-
on’e. Dr. Noxon and lumiiy will re-
uido with Wesley Brady, Mrs. Noxon‘n
brother.
The funeral of Philip Cniiory. who
died at the Beldlero' Home in Norotou
Heights. was held yesterday morning
at 9 o'clock from Eli. Mary‘s Roman
Catholic Church, New llrltnln Mr. Gill
lery we! a civil wnr Vcioran serving
in Company C Ninth Cotiliiiiilliit V111
unicorn. and enlisted at New 1111
veil.
ROWAHEH.
turn. 0. H. Golder plotted out 111‘
town this week.
Mrs. Noyes. oi Oberlin. Ohio. in Vlilll'
ing in iiownytou.
lierry Pepper contemplates a trip to
Lorene thin bummer.
Judge Andrew Bell. of 3111111111111.
wins a visitor 111 town this week.
Mr. Willo liby end loudly 11m 111
Contentmeht. 1.1111111 (or the season.
noes-"111111 he: mid 11111 1111111111 on
Roveyton avenue to parties from lie
1111111111. 11 A 11 111
Mr. and . own 1m move 111
to their new? furnilhod home on
Rownyton 11v 1161 1 , 444
Mommies“ m tile so 1 11 season.
a. 111 Dibble in the loco-t in 111111111111.
end be but I
3 no: brick coitus
been 11:14:” and with
new”
wins-111 Mamie» mod amt
1 111m 11m 1
11'
, rinse rectory building... ;
I11 week for 0111111111., where they
will make 11 visit Mr. Griffin has not
sold the former blacksmith and car
511
Phone em. lewoml'i. coon.
WESTPORT
m
Herbert Boers spout yesterday
New York
Miss Jennie Fulr.chlld of Bridgeport
in euloying u vacutlon here with her
parents.
Miss Belio Scymour has returned
home to Ridgeiicid. after visiting re
lutivcs and friends in this vicinity.
' I). M. Andrews and wife returned
to their home in West11n.'M01111ny 11t-
1c1'uoo’n. alter a visit in this vicinity
with friends.
Westport was well represented at
the County Court house in Bridgeport
yesterday afternoon when the suit
of Vnndeibilt Alien vs. the Westport
Sanitarium came up for trini. indica-
tions point to its being a long and
sensational one.
The man Boer, who last October.
stubbel Mrs Nora Kane for whom he
worked, with 11 knife, got six months
in jail yesterduy. lie was permitted
to plead simple assault, from the
111121 111111. Mrs. Kane was disposed to
be lenient. with him.
in
—~Ai’tcr a heavy meal. take 11 couple
of Dean 3 Regniets, and give your sin
much, liver and bowels the help they
will need. Reguieis bring cosy, re
guiur passages of the bowels
NEW CANXXN.
George Purdy is enjoying 11 two
weeks' vacation in town.
Miss Muggic ilrnni. 11f Stamford.
has been vieliinn bei- parents.
The unrugc for Dewitt ll. Merrill
Mnin strut-i, 111111 11111111 completed.
Miss liclcu Sclmi’i’nr, of New York.
is visiting the Misses Sbeu, lloyt
street,
Ernest Brown. the butcher, 111111 pur-
11111111011 11 now rubber-tirml Concord
wagon.
Mil-111 Siclln llinhcrd [ms rciurncd
from llnyioil. Ohio. and in at her
brother's homo. Pnrk street.
(’onductor C. B. li’unchcr 11nd lirnkc-
mon ’l‘hoodero Mills arc enjoying 11
chk'n fishing tour in Vcrmout.
A i-lpt'rilii train will 1... run tonight
for tho lricudu 111111 students who will
1111111111 thn omnicur Ilii.illl'll'lll perform-
11111-1.» in the Stamford High School.
There hue been considerable roul-
incni coucorninu the condition of tho
sidcwuik in front of Snmilhorn's m‘llgl-
cry store. 'l’hero ure several bud holes
in the walk that should be ropnired.
Tho tenure) of Mrs. tinniord Avery.
who died Tuesday was hold at her
into residence in Railroad nvennc. 10*
11113 at 2 ofelock. lntermcni will be in
Union Cemetery. Norwoik. Mrs. Avery
bud been 11 patient euii'crcr for a nun»
bcr of yours. 1111111111111 hcr 11111111111111, 11
large number oi’ i'riondn mourn her
loud. She Will-i till ycnru of 11110.
Tbc'umekor nivrn by the Foresters
of Amerion. Monday evening. was
largely attended. Fritz Youngeu. a
member of the order. who won mur-
ricd Sunday, tendered 11 reception in
the bunquct 1111 111 the clone or the
smoker. A on lutiou wnn Herved on nn
olulillrulo scale. A prourum or music
111111 11111111 cloned the 11111111111111 ocrnulon.
An 1111111111. familiarly known 1111
"John." wail nrrlnsiod fininrduy ovo-
nlnn by ()iilcor John 13. Wood. for
drnukrnnond 11nd brunch at“ the pence.
A local character culled “Jo .10." 1111-
Horiod 11111 rights to lull! tho nidewnlk.
and won insulted. 11o retaliated in n
imllli torclblacnuinnor. 11nd .loiin'o lune
won in a badly dumollnhod condition.
'l'uondny morninu. when .luilllco 81111
1111111 11111111 him tilt and l'tliiiil. ill» i‘lnoa
Wan paid by fellow countrymen.
The New (31111111111 Regular-1 will open
the baseball 11111111011: Memorial tiny. 111
ibo 1111111111111 in Booth Ithllllll in 11
name with B1 Mary‘s church 11111111 of
1311111111 The grand aloud. which lobe
in: erected, will be in readinelm (or
the game. The preliminary name be
tween the l‘lnberxentmi Windjam-
morn. captained by Fred Bird. and
Knockkncod Overnrowne. who will
play tor the benefit at the 81111 liven.
clue More". will like place 111. l
p. 111. mentally. A large crowd is on
rooted at the indie! gain“.
The 11111191111111 going on in the
flinch-almond Wfi' ? building. center
1111de and 11 11 street. are well
34441111 inlet my 11 line will bed
one :11 11 rre
0 limit door. The (1
down and the More will
: W11 until!!!
we been here to; some time but 1911 '
1, 111111 sold his term on 11111111111 Hill to
4 some 4131111115141 "lied
‘ mer.‘
4444.4. 44: ~44 ,4 :4 ”Thursday was Mrs .A W.M1.1rw4ln.
A Robert$mith
The 11111111111: will be rI‘iI- my
lgr'b‘pl‘ldiny will here large em :g.
114444 ‘ 1111111111. 11! New 115111.11,
111111111 this week oi M11111 carpenter.
Mr. and M11. bouncer or New York.
11111 occupying their bungalow in Hurt:
butt street.
. M111. William D. 111111111111 hen bee
. ti viii Elli M did I ufiilbe
1111 311111. 11111111 1111111 or the
their radium 11511111 in
North W 11011. ,
Mr. and Mrs. (ion 11‘.
1111111111.. spent 11111135931 1 11
01 Mrs. White in 0111111111111 '
It. to reported that Martin Harlan
4er. Beers. at the molt-11111111:
Mr and Mrs. James nonrandom“
the city. havia ,111:rlved at their input
91111.4 " for the euro
4 art Morehodse, who has had oc-
11111121 11 in Torrincton during the
past winter. has returned to his home
in Wilton.
Among the members trom thin 11111111:
who attended the businetul 11111111111111" oi
111111 n 191.11.111 111111111111 11111: week
invitations are out for the ninrriaae
of Dr. W. 1. Allen. of Wilton. and
Laura. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Cur
tried or Coronation Hudson, the 6111 oi
June.
Arbor Day 111 Center School war
celebrated by the teacher. M11111 illi
wood and her pupils enlovlng 11 111111111
111 the reuervolr. The conventional
tree planting who omitted this your
The funeral services or the infant
child of- the Rev. W. E. Johiilloli were
held 'i'ueeday 1111111 noon. at the per
onis’ summer home. in Smith Wilton
g‘he interment was in Hillside Come
ery , _ 1
Mrs. J. McEwen Bells will entertain
at 1‘1 week ~end party. at her home. to
morrow. Mrs. Brook Weston. Mre'
Francesca Nesblti Arthur Nesbltl and
George and i1 redexit Weston. all e
the city -
A: select boarding house will in
opened about the middle of June 11'
the former Lockwood homestead, now
owned by Miss Sui-11h Davenport. Mrs
George A. Davenport will be the mun
ger oi the new enterprise.
The Matinee Whist Club met Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mira
Mary F‘. (ircgory. Three tnhloe were
tilled 11nd prizeu were awarded to 1111
following~ouccesnful competitors in
the order named: M11111 (inrpcnior
Miss Katherine Sturues. Minn Folsom
Miss Georgiana (Tome-tuck. and: thc
conoolniiou to Mien Mary Comstock.
The Wilton Congregational tlhurct
was well represented 111 the 11111111111
meeting of the Woman‘n llrunch o'
the American Board or Miseions in
New Haven on Tuesday. Among those
in attendance were Mrs. A. W. Mcr
win. Mrs. A. ll. Gorhnm, Mrs. George
id. ’l‘nylor. Miss Alice ll. ()lmstcnd.
Miss Ethel l-lnrt‘. Miss llei'ilm Keelcr
and Miss Elnio illrdsnll.
FUNERAL OF D. S. THOMAS.
Impressive Servl argely Attended
In Grace Baptist Church.
The funerni of Rev. linuiel S. ’i‘hom-
1111. of Norwnlk, was bold yesterday ni-
Lornoon. from Grime linpiist Church.
and won vcry largely attended. 1111.- oili-
lice 11111111,: crowded to its 11111111111112
iiov. W. N. Morton. pastor of the Mon-
511111 Baptist Church. oi Bridgeport.
where Mr. 'l‘homns was ordained. om~
ointcd. iio prcncliod a touching ner-
uion. deuiing with the life and work
of the dcoonhod. The opening prnycr
won 11111111' by ilcv. W. (1. Morris, of 1111.1
Union Baptist Church. Stamford. 'l‘ho
oorlpturc lesson woe road by Rev.
.lohn l). Nichols. of the Knight Street
A 11.13. ‘.h11rch Norwnik. lilting
rcmnrks w re mode by Rev ll ii. 1‘ ar-
pcnte1, poster of the South Norwnlk
Bnptlnt Church. The (losing player
was by Rev. .1. W. Ford. of Sirnltord.
Phere was singing by the Knight 4
‘ Street A. M. E. Church choir. led by
Mrs. John D. Taylor. with Mrs. .Itilllml
Perkins as soprano. lumen Perkins
presided at the organ. ’
A letter of condolence was rend from
the oiiioern of the dillercut Huxliinrlea
oi the church by Charles 1). Lloyd, nup-
crlntendcni of the Sunday school. Rev.
W. W. ’1‘. Duncan also wrote. expretnr
us his nympnthy. and thin was read
1y Rev. lildwnrd ll}. Cunningham. pns
ter- 01' the East Norwnlk Methodist
Church.
There were 11 large number of hand
some liornl tributes from the members
and lriende oi the ohurcb. the Sunday
school sending a pillow with the word
Alieop; tho Chrinllnn Endeavor Boole
ly 11 11101111. with the words At Rent;
the Knight Street A. M. iii. Church. 11
pillow: the 11121111111111 11nd 1111111111211 111111111
of Green 1111111111 (3111111111. 11 imudsmne
wreath; the Young Men's 111111111111. ii
Wreath; the clergyman oi the town. I
lame bouquet; M111. 1). 8 Themes. pil-
other 11111111111111 tubules.
’i'lie pallbearers were llama»
George W. labored. John (innit. Rich-
ard Whittleney, 0144011111111
Church; DeaconIMJl 1111111111111. 1‘”.
hroadileid Edward Naverei. oi ill
Menuhin nuptial Church llrlrlqlport.
The clergyman present were
1!. ll. Carpenter. Rev. (Jew-11
burl. Rev John D. Niche 11. .,
riot. Rev. .
11 11111111111111
. .46
116mm, Hiltml‘ 1m. {Ill
rd, or 1111111111111; Rev.
of Amend” m4 4:. it.
1.1111111111111111 my: it».
limo-$144..“ 11 ' .”"13141"11m
. «.11. ii. 1119111111 111.17
mm 1111111 1111144111“ 111.1111 00”
WW. 0! ~4'
dunno
low .1111“; word liuubnnd; 111111 many 1
”3111111:th 1.4
‘ Joel 11nd mom
4 taxed tor {1511,1004 willie
ANAGED FER :: BOAT GOMFANY.
BOSTON. May 18 «The Chelsea
il‘erry campany. sold to be the oldest.
busin'es‘s enterprise in the country,
celebrated today the 275th anniversary
0! its orlgcuiaeiiou by presenting its
receipts mm the 111191 lorries which
1111‘: between Boston dud Chelsea to the
. Rules :1. Front Hospital, at Chelsea.
“ The company was founded in 1631' by:
Theme Williams and originally ran
from Boston to Winnlsimet village.
near Chelsea. ' '
Pope's eurr 'ro KING Atrodeo.
ROME, May iii—Jilin none has so
looted n mniznlflcont niptych. by a:
German pointer 01? the sevententh cen-
tury. 1111 11 wedding present tor King.
’tll‘oneo. 1
rwo soo'm 11451114an 1111111 in ‘
Both bud Endowment-l paid them
111111 month by the 0011114 Geller-cl Lite
1111.60.11.11 investment m so good
they insured 1111111411 in the Innis oom-
oany Why don't yeti? ' ,
r: H. FIELD, comm 1111.11.
Jnited Bank Bldg. 80 Nomalk, 00!!!!
Telephone 83H
THEV
1111114111 and 110111111
8111111111115
ARE r1111 ounv Rhinovkmn icu
22111111111111. hormonnnrens HAV-
mo .1 rosmvn our Am Clllfili~
1.1111011.
11mm or 11.11111 ween .1111) ex.
r1111 r1111: 1111111,.1'1'v ammo.
ASK r1111 1'.1'1'.\1.ooun.
Charieé E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
1.. WASHINGTON emu.
Phone 167-2
OUR STORE
in full of wonderfully ntirnctivo 11r-
tielee. if you come and look around
:1 bit you will surely dud ll horrible to
supply runny of
YOUR WANTB
111111 111 price. that are my below your
expectations.
This is bonaeolnaning lime and one
generniiy feels like fixing up the hence
I. little Sometimes a tow dollars
111111111 in 141011 Curtains. i’ortterl. or I
R111; makes 11 big difference
Whether you wuzit tho noigwnpl
1131.32.13.71’1‘1 ‘I‘im‘h 3‘13“ ’ 1111133:
I. .i. “IRVINE ii 30".
1“ Washington It. South "walk.
WHITE IlAIJDUT ................120
Ht UWIFIBH tout-011.111.111.11.-1112c
Wflhflrlflii ....................... 8e
venom '11:
MATES“ .... 'le
‘ “LY” ”Ass Il‘llvlleilooltOiIDO M
11%.:
W an“ eqoeotbloueoslielolinu
.. with the board at ”moors. but
‘ claim that reasons which were beyond
1 their control prevented them. ,
fart! 11:11.11 Knapp is the attorney 1401‘ all ,
'4: of the plaintlltn.
, The Best
4 ‘3 ll) can 9’93“?“ ' "
Al
1 the nu urior . 1
'Buc- is 1111111 nor 5180.001)
claims in “8.825 in shoes: at
1 William Bun. 111
he claims
1i: his prop-
lm than
that the 1111111111 1111 notion
C131. dill) ”lit
11111111111111.1111. J Acct: is tuned for 1 :
, “1086. which is. he biotin». 90011 In
4441111115 11! the valuation oi
mNeither or the plaintiff: died 1111..
W
4111101111454 e'rAn're Invarieil‘rlou.
NBWY 011K. May 18.-tl‘blriy “John
Doe” Innocence. which Weredasued t9~
any at the renneat or District Attorney
Jerome, were paid to he tor use in an
42111331111111.1111 Sugar...
Jones’, Pillsbury’s and Gold .
- Medal Iflonr. per beg. . .7012
Eight Creamery
Butter, per lb. ............24c'
New Assortment of Fancy
Mixed Cakes. per 1b.. ..
.. 111.4301:
"-11
to",
:14 Cottage Ave.. East Norwaik.
Phone ”223—3.
SUNDAY
We: a good day to use 11
GAS RANGE.
The other day: an:
Mondau
Tuesdau
Wednesdau
Thursdail
Eridau and
Saturdauw .
[311111. 1111111111 1i
Lightingfinmpanu
P 444.44 '4. w 4...} .3
We consider this sea-
son’ 5 line the host
1110 over 111111.
111‘
In J 1.131111%.“ "11
‘9 DWD'4 ‘
How- 1
, bonds. scrip and other valuable pa-
investigation which the district etior- H
hey is planning into chums that many
names were illegally signed to the peti-
111111 by which he was nominated tor
9111314411344 attorney in county eleetlons
as 111
.$x.oo ‘
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“momma
mt {Inhalation
9W” WWW
unmmm
P0!!! DALE I‘fi
’ 11111 corrode, 91111111181111. .
VALUABLE AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
NEW YORK. 11111: 18. --A 510.000
automobile. containing 52, 401) worth of
pets. was stolen early today by 11 do!"
in; thief who jumped into the reach-
ine while it stood unoccupied on Brand»
way. near 42nd street. 11.11 owner. J.
er, had stepped into a restaurant near
by. He heard the automobile putting
as it started away. and although be
rushed immediately to the street the
thief sped the machine around a cor-
ner‘and escaped.
‘ eon-'1' Fence. THE
Brand 0111111
EHOF | ‘
:Geniral lipid and Cater.
FRiDAY EVENING, MAY ll'l'H.
Music by Full Orchestra.
FROM 2 TO 5 AND 8 T0~10:30.
ALL KINDS OF REFRESHMENTS.
J. DISESA. Prop.
1347
PLUMBING AND STEAM“
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEB AND RANGES.
ILATE AND TIM ROOFING.
an and 8mm Fitting
Cu Fuller“. Metal Ceiling. Etc.
Have you seen our ciao
RICHMOND RANGUS?
THE JONESMazAHchHKISS
17 WALL. 341.11.143.51. 4 Henvvnm.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. 1',“
'50 South Main Street.
Telephone 427.
South Nowell; Con.
WilliamEMeeker
General
Contractor and Plotter;
31.51111 1151111111.
11111111 Work 1111! Ample Ex-
pedal!!!
WM.- mm
motions, roar omen sex m
m
11.-'11 ' 111111.
We have «134mm! It III illne-
11‘ bring our Moron no bad tin
mm ”If“, I“ “P m4!!! If
humid. well nominee 1111‘. £11.11.
we 11111111 n 1161111111. women. We on
noxious to have your new 1111011
1111111. ’ ‘ '
011' ‘I’w mm W
bangle] “III M
{i it
11111111111511111mi11i
limit PM 841M111.
111* wt "3'
. EDWIN H. MATHEWBO
Clarke. an automobile manufacture .
1111111111 in
' ‘100 to $10,000,911! 3
" established ten years.
. cheeks paid for. profits. with
4 surplus, chow results. Perl
" m 80.1mm “to
4 ery room heated.
4.101111 H krone.
omecrone.
l. H. Mlihtwlon Hen.
1° 111.1111. ., .
on I a v in 14
Christina awn WI
In H. lio’wn‘o
" (Suceneélero
' noes M. LAv'rou
REM; ESTATE AND INEU
AGENCY 1‘
5 Railroad Ave, South Iii
Representing some of the
and moot4 reliable insurances
paid en lo the 111131110”.
ARE YOU WELL lNSUIi‘
._ .__.. 1...“
Telephone Gall
EAST 1101111111111: .3, ‘
”.—
ll
New York Real 0w
shares sold at 8100 nag if: 1“
annually tram date all no. ‘
R. L. OOIURN. Generfi'
1101121. 1111:1115
..Our room- : special tutu
and Electric Light: threat,
Finely (locked Cele Inn:
A full line of Acker, 111."
111! Co's celebrated Winn,
Gian-I Iinyl on hand.
'1'. 11.8ULLIVAN. ,
, Toloplmio
ALL INSURANCE. REM:
MORTGAGES, NOTAR
BATE BONDS. PATH
URE D
should be equipped with”
new white. 111111911100 "3 . -
collie Enameled Lento
.Have you ever step
how delixbmily cemented »
boto hove hot and no id
in your dreuln chant .
in: apartment 0 Int
room? in presence would
madman d In oi .. ...
0 will s 17 out.
here no sire oyeo
honed.
Norwalk Chronicler