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_ WEATHER “P0313
Forllorwalk nnd vicinity: Local
showers late tonight or Thursday. 'A
"WEQVDV'OV pressure extends this
1116 .
were new: .. It. narrower
,_' hrfivthe, .p‘ii's‘t all. [hours'loeslfishower‘e
’2 ”v. its rdxibmand. bemoan the
fésihslppi'mver and immunity Menu:
l trim .Another distill-buried tsunami;
trn on the South Atlantic coast. Janit-
uouvtue. m. i-eporteaeus inches or am Lydia» E. Pluk."m’a
thatcentr ' ,uriti testimonies thins. Coin We j '
dlti (tailor ‘i’orithis‘fzvlgdinlt.y nun g3 .
rain. ‘ .The temporatdre is“1i'1slng in
west er. "with slightly higher temper.
attire, probably followed by local '_ Miss EmmsColsoi
showers tonight or Thursday. , writes:
"T fliholrin‘rmmlysociety. of run: "
parish rooms. ,
- ,, . h—a—n—n
South Norwuik Conclave. I. 0. ll...
will rnestdphlght ingliiystlc Chain-
Hull. Wiishirigton' street. ‘ ' 7‘ '
_- i
w. lit. hus placed an order for a. Buick
in style.
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there. .This one is to be held in Smith's
Theatre.
The Stamford Military Company
passed through Norwalk this morning
'on the way to Dnnbnry. where it will
éngngelin rltle pructicc on the Don-
bui‘y range. a
“_...—I‘—
,Oliver ill. Weed..oi Folriield avenue.
has broken ground torso new house-in
Fdlriieid avenue between theresidenoe
of Charles 1. Sterling and the C. B.
Stevens place. ,
Judge Edward Barreti'."wlio has our:
chased the .C. B. Stevens place. in
h‘airfiold’nveniie. will begin this week
the work of limiting general improve-
ments (to the house and property.
A course, leathery compleafilonfmuda
unllQoutit by eruptions on s or as
general gum“ in liVi'ng'. The ’diet
should bd‘pienty of Hoilister's Rocky
Mountnlnifl‘é‘n, 35 cents. Tea or Tub
lets. ‘Piaiste‘d's Drug Store.
p—-—-—d—_‘~ '
Thafieg York, New Haven and
motors ailroad company is mutu-
ing a new section house in the Main
street, Danbury, railroad yard, near
the New York division telegraph of-
tire, \
A regular meeting of the Daughters
of Liberty will be held tonight in G.
A. R. Hall. _As there will be business
of greet importance to transact. every
member“: is “lied to be present. Re-
freshments will be served.
Andrew Perry. who is a student at
the Norwnlk High School. was it
Sunday guest of his mother, Mrs.
Emily Perry, of \Vestt‘in. and Clarence
Smith. who also attends school in Nor:
walk. hits visited his parents, Rap-
M iiivolhnd Mrs. James A. Smith.
in‘ it on‘ .
:3; I was Damiano, nod Mrs.
Giggles c old and daughter once. a.
of Weston, lwill vlllt relatives in Nor
until this week. On Saturday int Mm.
“ ..tovNorwhlit to otte‘iid the
Wrights» «tuna 'sBVon-yenraoid
salons, Violl' Brennan. daughter 91 the
lotefiloshhlgiennsn. .. f ._ ‘ '
; - m r. nd Mrs. I, ll.
Pig‘s? . .cgg’nfa. it". ill. Wiillsuis.
, Ne 0i
Hood. 1‘. floodlit. ill. Edwitrd
. . ,6 . Blotter. a. ti. Phillips.
figmimufln derln. Mus Goodman. N
NewYorh; Mrs. ii. iii. Raymond Ely
Md hint). B. Nowlli‘l. Misses
y 'l‘uttia sud itch, oouth
l". '0. Grlilwo d. illrti‘ortii'
. . Woodlng. i). ii. Atwood. (3. iii.
Orr, E. 0. Brick. Charles F'. lamprey.
i“ ”it?
At
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Boston: Charles K. Jenner. Hostile:
H.031 ‘ son Jersey City Jose h l.
‘19 ‘t 3
Stirligiiold: in 'r. . u,
.Nswfflsr'rooéw. “vitamin; ll-
morl'“ Howard ii. Reynolds. Bridge
9
Plug!”
U
, him 14.. iiollorsn. Philadelphln.
m It'liiiith. Mltidietown. were
”are!" do. How ollttom.
Imil THAN IPANKINO.
,5 king don not our- children at
mummy. it it did the" would be
few rhildrsu that would do it. 'i'hors
it! a. clotsdtutlonst muss for this, Mrs,
M. flu ill tier tilt. Notrs Dome.
' tutti. . ti hfl‘lhmelmimotd lath: to
so“ snowstorm
’ ‘ in“ “in with '
unit's . “"323
< Palate Pleasing
I) .‘Piodutits
dynamism blind region south:
s. ’ ‘ . ' :,
Tuilshomuflenan. ,
. khnm:
. i W . suit ..utiurm .... m Wm
ityg-‘church, will meet. tonight in the lift: wy‘flyflamfl 3:93;?“hmfi 6233??! o:
. ' . 0 on an " rent
. L‘“ lien fourteen years of age [unlisted dl- ..
oat constsutflpslngsnd" or t
.ostfrs filfiagsd to help
Frank J. Donohue. of South Nor- Kfifimmfigflg“
... .. , . en ,‘ n lm‘rovarii
i“ shoutythe some muke as thntlot . “gay «$.1th . mm!
'E’l‘ndiit W. Titlinddgo. only runabout so wi Mabel tom:
Y. . : . .
‘ {“ng horn departed from lhe‘ways
brother expositions;eepcclull ' in your
buildings. I the' slivnys tii‘
_i‘u lidits‘m to'destrny crested
in the for 1 either “at limitations or
'bulidings. thcr exnosltions huve con:
Hstruei‘cd but to “tour d’oi’vn sud leave.
is void in the new uhd mind of all
who hare looked.
from girlbot to woman ood. for I know .
_ g . . ’9“! r ‘pqundwill douniuch for them.”
A number ol“8b_tith Not-walk sport's , if'yos-kr‘iontofiony young
are going to Bridgeport. Thursday ev- sick and needs motherly adv
ti in to attend the next boxin show to write'Mrs. Pinhhom Lynn M
n a. 8 and she will receive free advice which
will put her on the right road to» n
hesithysndhs‘p womanhood:
inklinm in (lung ter-in-lsw of
Lydia E. Pinkhsm and for twenty-five
ears has been advising sick women .
“es of charge.
‘Bsowu— debtors
_ RULE
out; the .lemestown Exposition seeks:
‘lo commemorate. Other“ expositions ‘
liiltssed to ‘rorgothtlness; let this one '
E - ATnLéTlc
of the Constitution to
Takofiflect Next Year.
PROVIDENC 1, R. 1.. May 23,—A to-
tal. revision of .lhe constitution of the
Athletic Association nnd nn eligibility
some , departures
iron: thut‘which nowgoverns BroWn
.uthletic affairs. to tnlte effect after the
oonunenoement of the next scudemid
‘ ill be recommended by the
Brown University~ntli‘letlc committee.
elected early in March lust for the
purpose, of reorganizing the college
dildo/tic nssmsiutldmmwhioh inns com:
pleted its work. its report and recour-
thendatlnns will be submitted to the
. student body of the university and the
faculty for rntiilcntion. curly next
Total Revision
~tilude will hire the privilege of see.
ing and enjoying all the good things “bacilli
The first mutter dealt with by thel
summer base all
question. with rcgnrd to which the tile
is mude. thnt. no student shnllvbe ni-
low‘ed to become n member ot'nny uni:
verslty athletic team who, before or
since his ontrunctI into the college. hos
played on any baseball trum under the
national agreement or in tho trI-stnto
league. the term "Notional agreement"
being construed to menu under these.
prams notionul baseball oommission or
the National Association
sional anobull benches.
euro in mode to playing for money on
semi-professional
Following is n sommnry of other
rules recommended by the committee:
No mun may represent the college
on its track tennis who has violated
e ruisl'oi' tin» interflolioglato Mll-
letic Association or the New En lend
inter-Collegiate Athletic Ass’ooiiioii;
or on the tennisztesm it he has vlov
d t e regulations at the New
1 terltlnliellnie Lawn Tennis
lllm .3 . .
glitz ,iluttti'e: which" is al- ‘
.hlesewmugnltinent trees 1,
[pi and d -
thingslin our button ,
gbéxl‘fmillfili (if Brill“ ‘
. lib it «Ynmestownjiilx:
W mil “in“??? CN‘o iiie‘iinuitly slip; '
‘ it: of the? pis‘opieot the entire com. .
r . . , .
em if
reality
.‘fMalto (it out a. permanent psrkl "
which will stand as a monument of
be an (exception. .
lion nineties its gates next Novombori;
serves, and it is my hope tbnt n mulv 1.
whioh will m shown here next your."
with market hiueness or pnleness oi
face. vitinted .. petites and a. strong
craving for unw olesonio food. Those i
one. signs of disordered llvor, and the '
trouble must. be canceled or worse
results‘sre sure triiollow. Dr. Ken
nedy's Favorite .‘Roniedy dis-wet: llror =
disease. Husbshdsmsnd in now can- ‘
hot adordio treat t s mun-up lightly.
Free Sample Bottles at R. ii i’mlsted's
O
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anford Mon Moots I Terrible Death
BRANFORD. Conn. May 22.-—Joseph
Meliyaszewm, between 30 and it yours
of age. was truck utd instantly killed
but night On the Kirkhsm street roll-
ioad bridge by n trolley our which
results: this tOWn (mm New Huvnu
at 6:30. ~
The man is said to have been lean-
ing over the bridge to watch a freight
train which was passing under it. it
lilssiti that as the trolley preached
slid the motormln noticed h with cul-
lfi to the man to get out of the way.
'i‘ e niotornisn states that the mun
turned toward the cur. but before it,
could the stopped it had struck him.
Makysssg‘w cfia neck was broken. He
m ‘eni o tidyitt ‘the ’Maileable iron
foundry .snd luvs; o widow and
lourwchll run in Polliutl.
l ntlon; or any molt loom if he has
ted the reguls’tionl oi llw United
s' (loll Alisoeliiii‘on.
“No utudeniunluy represent than
varsity in iiihielld contests who re: .
Weir from any sourm n moonlit!" ‘
n or .onmlument. or s mattion oh.
prom. direct or indirect. to render it
Impossible for him in purlirlputn in.
niiivorltty dthldtius, ‘
No student may represent the not»
totally Who. during the oration or ploy 5
in any 'vnrulty sport. plays on nay-fir
tlepundunt orgunlrntlon in until sport.
unlesit previously nsntstlomtd by the sti-
vporlntondunt ui‘ sthlutlcs. ‘
. No student who
burr! oi“ lrulnlngn
previous lt‘lllll my represent the uni-l
vuruity nor shallow one. under any
olrnumnldnces.
haunt lit the trainip
No student mny
varsity whoever lilo
any at or college or university.
No u done may represent
varsity in attain-lira more than three
ludins’ section or the nilsi";
captain of the .
in ills Md shill! '
“no
glided _hy outpou-5 j‘ I"
fill-_.. .
”I. ..
little
I?
....l
«amnion! I‘
from
oi the “iii. 4
n registered Itl ‘
tits uni-l
bliitit rode dis-acts the
‘ “ momma
snydmsn guilty on on
usuportrmmilite Milli i into
first my mun (ditty
may be further (“Mil
alert or removal tram it
it ill understood inst the
law‘s recommendations «trudge
iwu informally unmoved by ‘
l. and utilqlni rutitietiilou is pro
all
:;:,btjlli_1iti'l:s tind “ “
I it. a
W whet I to
other“
mdtendthsmno’
531% ,g 0““
3 . ,ih' ii. "
Tl-llillfiW ‘w an .
illustrate? Poll ride.
. Lawns newest designs. The
' ' 'v‘ ' ' on: i.- or; as
mean: large a
,od..0rgsndlos”,”vfl ‘
lilo strident ......f... . . ..
.1ruurilirfi.s.§liluis l
_ 3., outtstyles‘wliite ground;V‘vvggrlri “ii iii
' smalildglntymgurss'nnd‘Folks god 1
“blue and lavender
. one. ... refs who 8
of good, Percale. Choc
n
, and , cough cores. in
“Your bountiful grounds and quaint -~ .,
“limit?!“ will '1): u source or pluusuro J‘flfi- ’ ' men .
. to t- outrun. 51. log utter llio oxnoelg Bfizx I” .
i ii in i rg‘am ‘ “K h ‘ N
" ~w st you a; greatest tl‘gl'i’t‘! o . ‘
nut-cons tlini n-vwortliy enterprise drown. i’. 9116 as tr
. pens],
. Death on Bridge. a
‘ _
‘1
new to drawn "a;
f 1 Ton.
’ [med finesthmda
summon. Itzbam ”
worthless. and .1
ally .nnlmefvgex dimer, can
iumphed m every case for 0
duo ,severyahonrsund BE. SURE. ‘ ' m
A ‘ 513.10% ol‘t‘enrilizim every night. $113,331: afloat. I:
. .,., not: no ‘ i '
You HAVE OF‘TENBIEN WOMEN summit ondrohiug of $3.133? mgofigatflelxema, “up” the
of youth 9.“. theiiOo or $1.00 hottld..ko§ep n ’
gory. downstairs end we guarantee oodro-ol'eordmfl
_. go or, quick eon-um item, No «iodine or k
‘ B. F. Jae ou’fi can‘t-lumen“
GARDEN sore.
NECK snousu av TROLLEY. Pails 1163811017618. _ ‘
a damn Sporting Good‘ ' - ...
» ~' AT monsoon.
AL Intensities it *
g 10 HOLD on motor. our lit .
; _ Arts Fill your soon result. a run ntm‘ user. or
-‘ {xterm MFMMMTOR ratios 1 ' ' ‘
-? would "a touts
is makinb runny") new
is not thoroughly notified
“and values merit the
15 per cent. dednetedlr . . y
en, Glassware. Oil Cloths,» his his. Sh“es..0iiriain.noddth‘Poml
‘Beginnlng‘bdiiy and lasting 0 Week. L ‘ ‘
.n. .. ‘.M..“wfiw ,;~.‘
8 to the visor
61m Minus
hskov'ro eerily v o'ti Wri‘ii Vail
THAT wILL 51w": nasty lion YOU. we mum
ANY‘M‘t‘iNOP V 566553.11... so? we «now i”
resyvo‘u run near dost. rum- EVER our sin or 1'
AT A Low emailed Plilé’é.’ , ' “
Sand Sets.
wens Is Mme dooi
. onto - ' .
‘ “_...... . ....tuug
.Ilrd Levon Homilies the ”Million 1 '.
x, ...;Mtlu. . ‘ " W‘
Frank N. mus;
3mm _~
Libertiliymllh
, The I'M/m paucity normal the .
“more some tor...
sslottrsoted s~good ti
Iliad-timers at W491
Qt-Wr..190l-h. ted
William}.
' "i
. , mill
.911. emqiiiitlioynuq
granny ones Judge one: Jo.
‘ . a "d’i'OililOIiOd-
Mutterings”
l. rs.
nan dementia»
ouuv. g; ,
it
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t)’.
comm it up IALL We _Miliioaiillllltudhhiltd
“Wagon. . ., om ,
noses. um. flay ism ”tilt "7
buy-in moment hung ‘ _
were to in outmoded into the
stoma tourney-dun or. . , '
Wg§ truism ingglkl lad.
”9W norm
Norwalk Chronicler