in»... .lli rayon of _. ,n..Zandi
:treel, inigiid§*¥o‘ereci, anotiiiar amen-
oiae. ‘ ‘ " 't' 'L ' “ ‘
*7» . ”lit at heinous «f ;
$fli‘gdb Wham? house at Ed 5:?
. ' , 1 ' ' . 1
a
r .
The-141.10. waist Cub will hold‘a,
«attesting ca? Efmuyatjt, chomp of Mrs.
3‘18.- mtt 1’0! ”Wouldn't“.
. 31M .- . *2
' 'Missimdhsie. Nliphey its ,returnpd, 3
train trot-tram; where s c has taken
I a coal-so ‘ in humming. and” massage.
Considorahle interest is being taken
*inxthe‘comlns meeting. which will do
didn‘tlic question of sewers and elec-
trio lights.
‘ by Peck, dinetliel. was the
Mini ,. .
guellf' .3 hand Mrs. M. 8,. fartrick.
"last: 1; on her way to Bridgeport,
to :vls‘lt , .triemis.
A meeting of the probationers class
of’tlla Blast Avenue Methodist. Church
Whfi'heid last evening. in, couldnctiOn
with the weekly class meeting.
.t'~.'1‘lte ladies qf-Ghrlst..Ciilltch Par-
ish..wiii vs asuppcr budding this,
evd i. n the rooms, coi‘ner ‘of ‘Van
Zs' ti -.St. capsicum Ave- Adults. 20c;.
chi dreu. l' .. Tables spread from
t‘izliohnill 8 o'clock. .' ‘
D. H. diaight of Glenbrook has sold
his grocery and meat business in that
village, antlla about to move to East.
Norwaik,‘~where he has purchased pro-
perty. - ..
.;Thc~ Facilitate {orchestra which is
composed atrium Norwaik young men,
will play tonight at the Girls' Friendly
Society entertainment it: Red Men‘s,
Hall, South Namath.
—-
The number of unmuzzled dogs, in.
East Norwaik is again on the in-
crease. Yesterday morning there were
seven counted in a short walk, and
this morning five were seen.
Contractor Gourge I). Britton. of
East Norw‘alk. has a large force of
Ron at. workfigajnlng and {snowing
8 tamer, war , res can a
W’ooé’ward iivbaue, South Norwalk.
nowowned and occupied by Mrs. Pren-
tiss. . ,
1
A gears“, o: the chorus choir oi
the lit-Avenue Methodist Church
will be hold this evening at the church
instead of on Friday evening, owing
to tho Epworth League celebration to
take place on the regular rehearsal
night,
._._..___.——
’ The biiil' 'pz ommittec of Christ
parish. of it‘liist Nab
r
rwalk. hold a meet-
ing. last night.,and approved the
Ilium, 0t “lid. new church: which is to be .
erbcted on Gresory Boulevard. near
tho East Norwalk cemetery. The mat-
to; jwas placed in the hands of the
"cobbler to confer with Architect
Audsley. of New York. and secure bids
for the erection of the building. it is
hoped to have the work under way in
ii few weeks.
,aowav'roa.
Fritz rhinos: Roton nin. is laid
up with p. are finger. from which
blood poison ng'ls feared.
Edwin L. Slogans has gmbi'iiwii’xi‘
a letter dram. srry . at , .
tic. Wash. iitr. Cutblll has been in
‘Bsattio r oycr, soycn yours. and has
,_ not writ shame in three ycai’a.
WM
"i‘ii'owiiiiiigi‘i it"wlio has conducted a
route in iii“ place fcr_,scvoriii yours,
hits, ‘ ‘ot.,tl{c,_huslncsii. to the
ion and .the new
Tokens“ people
milkinan's cows occupied.
W
l'
“Ki.“ f
mm “W ’ :1 _ r, '. glutetboir horses
and of q or tiiiii’i’aa brevity in: the
monnifldli' of titles dud propribtor-
W
' .all ,flt‘lu'
weeks ‘
urinals, .. ,.
Karl's nonstandard: roili‘ c
'" r Wt, ‘ l . instants:
York citydiare srrlysd has; thgnwcck
. 7" .u ,'a.ld. OJ". , i
399%"; in W e
_ We“)
' ‘II A e bhérkii next Sunday.
'1' is was in a .. any,” a,
be " “Salim onion coil-
missions-1mm land which the
AMde-wgypslas which has been
' .ior. would rs. near ; the
,. . gill at .roomtideuhad
‘ ‘ofl y.t.hc residents. Mon-
{of tho, habit of the gist
on. whose bars they, let
‘ ‘ s'A "lid: of the Rowe?-
391.2%uw,»m{i last night at
_ . Mulligan,“ W1
. . it d it
'" the hose
This. on
' b , tho am-
tlud lKr. fats ”"w‘i‘g‘
a
‘ new ”0 one of . Mrs. e
s , ,
,Doan Ward’s cottages at Contentment
island: Mr.“ Doll and family goes to
«alcfii‘tt’fii‘daii’iidlifwg of???» '
of oil the .‘l‘olicn‘cke Corporation‘s
miss and Mr ., , c,,_wh ill, lili-
like: L‘i‘dlten’éiilggi 9 “ W m ‘
circli‘ian‘ilidriaa
alumni lemmlma. occupied the
lies. .
Ftobortfimith
1‘3 “MW-m
“sittings-Daughters Circle in
with Mrs. A. S. Bibbins on Tuesday 'ul-
, i’el‘uoon'ut”3’o'clock.
, . An eliciting at which will be given
this evening by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
More base. in, to their friends of she
,aeigli , t‘rhocd.
' The Friday Afternoon, Club will
meet WithMrs. Clarence Bell, Prospect
‘nven‘ns. on ‘F‘ritloy. May ‘25th. A one
program has been prepared.
All of, the children interested in
raising‘ilowers for benevolent purposes
for the season are to meet with Mrs.
G. H. Noxon on Wednesday afternoon
of this week at, her home.
A lurgo‘force‘df painters and deco-
rotors from the Robt. E. McKay coni-
pany of New York, under the direction
of Charles stilt, are at work renovat-
ing the building of Anson Phelps
at Noroton.
, George F. ,Bcarse, Jr.,. has given to
Nathan Finch; the Dot-ten builder. the
contract to erect a pretty residence
on his property in Maple avenue, Dar-
ien. 'l‘he cellar for the house has been
completed and the contract for the
house calls for its completion by Sep-
tember 1.
.————‘-
Gilbert 8. Benedict has died fore-
closure proceedings in the Superior
court against Henry C. Lima. Lilly
C. Lima, his wife. and Julia E. Lima.
all of Dorian. The amount of the
mortgage ,was 83,825. of which 33. 25
remains unpaid. it is chimed t at»
the property was sold by Mr. and.
Mrs. Henry C.,iilma to Julia under the
condition that she assume the mort-
gatgc. She has failed to liqui-
a e. ‘
,A musicals will be‘givcn on Thurs;
. day evening of this week at the resi-
dence of Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Nor, .
Miss Daisy illisbrow. of South Norwu .
will sing. and Miss Nellie Disbrow will
give piano selections. Chester H.
Benedict will give several baritone
solos. Miss Hoyt. a pupil of Mr. Ben-
dcr,‘.wlli take part. also the Stamford
Eindoiin Club. The proceeds are ijor
a benefit of the musical Work of the
Congregational Church.
. (A delightful Matinee Whist was held
on Saturday last at the residence \of
Mrs. la Ciaco Smith. Twenty ladies
were, resent. Miss lioulsc Mead and
Miss askam carried off the prizes.
This is the fourth of it series of the
kind given for the benefit of the street
lighting laud, ’Mrs. Norman, Mrs.
Large and Mrs. Noxon being the host.
cases of those previously held. The
next one willfioccur on Saturday. June
2nd. at the home of Mrs. Alfred Moro-
housc, 8r" Prospect avenue.
‘ line has to soil under the hammer. , ‘
' his, not forceful enough to induce any. .
of tho thinkers hard to a boilefrt‘liat "
', the plant will. go cheap for thoraars.
tiii'a,1;thsy'.‘couldwfnakc tr ubla it they
{kill Smothering E
at; taxpayer on ,,,pnblic property.
Elsi ad propri'dttirshlp of most of the
;ure~permitten to “cani out. . a
< public want. is a rail rtf‘at Co 3.. l!
a :to profit legitimately g; the linen:
. privileges and rah " r'
’ll'iit'dcti & llorcmus' dry gomls atorc.
' Brooklyn. at licr home in i-ilckory
‘r‘l have-Lhasa amused by the rug
ports circulated that i am about :to,
leave Dorian. The report has pl‘flbilillyi
grown out. of the fact that Judge:
Hayes. of New Work City. will occupy
in,“ realdcaccjrom Juno 5 to Do}. 1.:
'i‘ at my family may be relieved of.
_ your as Mono *
n's t holdings
those close to the owner who will its
‘ “holds-fro ,1 .
sheila other
are of (lemon Beach. Recently the sclv
Minion, posted a notice reliitivetofitlia
at, g of bath homes on the beach
rom ascuou’sly __ and hinted that while
they ‘ did! notwi‘sit. to ahu‘xooiso any
at .
c' a act on of
.nbll..f
t .tita
's l'd‘ctfnon to op ii
damn. i Since the tovm has
beach, what some cannot (W othe'iits
‘ t i. e
the town is not. pronounce. c) ugh
als theiscason
let the shore out to a responsible par-
ty. such as the Traction Company,
Would have *proyod.‘ The "no resor-
tcriil'w‘comprit‘ies only that element
wealthy enough to go elsewhere Jor
later a. we: .entel‘t, _ sawmill t er
i’nvdiiaiiiy to. wane tgglpoorf‘as well
as others able to get away only for
a day or part. of one, are forced to oth‘
or places and money that would so
into tOWn channels lament away.
NEW CANAAN.
,Samuci Karlausky spout Sunday in
New York.
————-—-———-—-—
Parker Cummings apeiit Sunday in
Philadelphia, -
’B. P. Mead to out after being can
lined to his home with a severe cold.
.——————-—-—-—-—
,Stcve Dictzko is the new clerk at
.l. Fran-k Benedict. of New York.
spent Sunday with his parents in this
town.
Elmer E. Rascoc, now living in Da-
rien. will reside in this toWn this
summer. '
m
William Burtis and family spout
Sunday in Barton. the Guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank McKendry.
Allison Rorcl has resigned his posi-
tion iti Smith's ncws store and is new
learning the carpenter's trade.
_.——.
William.(.‘.lark has purchased a
stepper from L. D..Rhlnchart. Stani-
ford. “Will” is now in tlic spocdy
class.
——-'
Miss ivy Conistock entertained six
classmates from Pratt's institute.
Bluff, Saturday and Sunday.
The repairs going on in the Wood
building, corner Bastarenue and Main
street. are biz-ariy completed. The
building will have two stories, the
upper. floor being no upiod as tone.
meats. and the lower car. which will
hare all .the modern improvements.
will be occupied by an lip-to-datc phar-
macy.
Talmadge Hill has been repaired.
judging from its appearance, or so-
,callcd repairs have been attempted.
The section of the highway in front
in! the residence of Thomas line has
been covered with‘ycllow gravel about
.six inches deep. making it almost ini-
”passable for vehicles and automobiles.
An improvement of this kind is a
nuisance.
.. Tug3 residence of Rush .Taggart.
‘coun l for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
dust completed in, Ocnoko uvcuuo, is
considered one of the must bountiful
homes in thematic. it is of Colonial
design and furnished throughout with
antiquities. For location. architwtural
beauty and grandeur of a far-roachlug
fvlew, it surpasses moat aummcr resi-
dences recently erected.
Numbers of people spent Sunday in-
specting the new. park of Richard Kei-
.ley in Wood ‘streat. A driveway some
three miles long has been opened from
Lin front of the residence of Mr. Kid.
lay in Wood street. extendingihrough
‘l denser Woodland to the vicinity of
prose Home-in-thc-Pields. in Ponus
attract. The driyeway winds in and
out. among thctrcaa. now‘ and than
crossing a rustic bridge. spanned prot-
llily over a babbling brook, About mid:
‘wpy between tho two, roads. on a bi il-
‘ievei piece of round. iii a sum
care for tho sunimorpws wil board
‘to the thought of ibsvins Barton. 1 sin,
,in,lovc with the picturesque little town; w
and it is my permanent residence.
. ‘ (i. ii. NOXON.
mos’ lilcicctric Oil, for such oust-son»
cles. it subducs the pain and heals
the hurt.
warrant
nob-sui- .
James to. fees and wife are to ieav
here for an Europoiin trip. May 24..
Miss Claranooch are to spend at
New York sort in June.
.r'W
calculi“. is to be ti mail
in the nth . hutch at Will
number at low artists will he , fl,-
_ 51m". from Wt 0f “IV“, In Ir‘u
ill paint ~. r~
Theresa
docildil"
w’lth Nit-ammunition, on' its at.
one block below present rcsid ace. ua-a,
til Oct.‘ 1. Tole hone can t cloths“-
u at present—:3 7-3. Quite contrary; .m tly ”mm W “the owncr...' o .-
best remitted families liosp Dr. Tho-Ii
m. m nri‘i. Wooster Beach mi." fl,
summer in Europe and will soil from
:c all p tiy unmo cstcd. The drive is
loot-tiered by shrubbory from the ,n p
‘{ports of titanium Hoyt's Sousa ii, bu
't "'at'lii ‘ occupying; A ‘ ' '
the attention of this filndp‘llstltha fiit- . »
b ci- trouble insurer's 'yesmom but
i
on nothing seemed to help her out she
litigant to use of Dr. David Kennedy's Fa;
vor ‘ today. She is now using her third
be e, and is iiko a (lidsruntj arson.
‘ MRS. THO B ’D.
for has uniplo bottle. largo buttic's'ti. Alldrtt‘iggifiis' _
Free simpienoiues at a. ll. Plaisted's
flower gathering could be immensely
enjoyed in this entrancing spot. were
it not prohibited. Mr. Kelley cordially
welcomes the public to view its later.
tor. but strictly prohibits the molesting
of any of its contents that tend to
bring out nature’s mast cherished
zglfts.
guest of Miss May Wilcox.
weeks has been substituting for Miss
Annie Williams. in the Forge School.
will complete the term, Miss Williams
'Unlud Isak aldp. Jo , outwit. coon
R A r . :
g
ARE rna can REMOVABLE ion '
crimson aaruioaahroas nay.
lNG A POSITIVE‘ illllY AIR CIRCU-
LATION.
TRA FINE QUALITY LlNING.
. , , his is
honor-at y
3‘0““? w "Vii” 57"” "a“ ”mum‘flm ‘yiqgs or wish to furnish a houso'co
39
etc you ii no .what you w to.
,. Mil
,1 its , mod ”to up
ial‘m ofts‘w'
aids. Ali nature mode the ‘.
. oy has found more real site“,
. W ; _, ;
~Accl‘dcnt will lispbon, but do it
g be beautiful and natural s
of the landgospchll’ishlng.
{Aldon .
ciao ‘
iowln
I'd ill!“
yids. onglitln
sister also has bean yam circuit
i
subtitles of blood would come iromhiior.
be adhered at limos lanai. frightful in.
YE'"
l
truism. omnitmmatyssan '
“was'rou.
m
. .
Miss Minnie Kennel was a Sunday
Miss Eula Ferris, who for several
“NM”... ..-
rwo scum uoawsut MIN lit ,,
LUCK. .. g.
Both had Endowments paid tiled! ,
this month by the count owl-sitting
inn. Co. ~ The investmeht WM
they insured again in the am. com-
pany. Why don‘t you?
F. H. FIELD. Gsnml “out.
Telephone 8
THE
Ecllpii int hoard
BUILT OF HARD WOOD AND EX.
ASK FOR CATALOGUE.
C'liarlssE.‘Dow’s.fi
ry‘ anditwo sisters were
”cats at Eastoa friends on Sunday. ,
Mythical Adonis. of Giannini
rotted. his slaterdudaw. Mrs. ,Wll
A" fig!” mm Tomcat-m can
tilt-unwound ‘
Which-lunch. and
. low loudly tuit- .~“naii-
, _. We? will M .u.
' Mriuttw
up mil-um m
mils. ‘A. .0; mold rammed- Sunday
in a visit with Mrs. G. E. Coley, in .
“ , the Nomadic clotliler. ‘ " ~ ‘
was. distributing advertising matter > IURPLU' AND PM”
about town on Monday. ,
_ _ Mrs. Theodore Hamilton spent Sna- ,
. day in Brld sport. ‘ Mr. Hamilton has
‘- 4hccn quite , it with n savers cold.
. Mrs ‘D. :0. Chase andglldrs. Charles
, ti will spandxi‘hursday as the
ghost otMra, George Barrett.
NW D
THE OLIFEDRD PHARMACY.
m ”WM... ...-...._,_.,..mm.m,...wm...._ .
"wine home of lieu sister. Mrs. Elmer
Treadwail. in Bothel. where she had
gone for a two weeks' visit.
The Power of tha-(lospel, its Nature
and Object. from Romans l-lti. was
the theme chosen by Rev. J. L. Shiv-
ely, for, his moaning sermon. at the
Congregational
The church was handsomely decorated,
with white and purple lilacs. by tho ,
. W i‘
snlNlttni-t. MATHEW u.
. lobbyiakuparru
“cos n. L‘Avrcn.
Mathewson
John H. Knapp
Joslolr R. Marvin
Christian awm:
Clarence. Smith. son, '0! Representa-
tive and Mrs. Jamesa. Smith. whoop
tends school in Norwalk. spent Sunday
at his. home here.
The friends of Mrs. Minerva
Ilium”
m
OAPIIAh- i“
m
nonrandom
W . '
stratum,
oihscro
Fred H. Rows,
Misses Anna and» Florence Banks.
.Noriield Sunday school has placed
the following named committed in ‘
charge of the Children's Day services:
Music. Mrs. Charles Scoflold; recita-
rtions.‘“‘Mrs. V. Godfrey, Miss Alma
W. Fatima; decoration, the young lad-
ies of Mrs. Scoliold’a class. with the
young men of tho pastor‘s class. as as-
drswa. are glad to hear that she is
recovering from her dangerous attach
ofriioart. trouble, and that she is now
able to sit up a short time each day.
Mrs. H. J'. ‘McConkey. Who recently
recovered from an illness ofsoveral
months with rheumatism, ls‘againlll
REAL: some L.lliu‘o iusua
21 lbs. Graniilatéd‘Sugar. . . .$r.oo .
1 DON'T FORGE THE
than Queuing
t-tltinlraI Hotel‘aiiti (Safes '
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 1‘1TH.
Music by Full Orchestra 1
FROM 2 To 5 AND 6 To 10:30.
ALL KINDS OF REFRESHMENTS.
5 Railroad Ave., South,
Representing some of tho» at,
and most reliable lnsuran soc
Jones‘, Pillsbury's [and Gold
Medal Flour, per‘beg. . . . . .7oc
The Best Elgin Creamery
Battenperlb.............24‘c
New “Assortment of Fancy
Mixed Cakes, per 1b.. . . . . .IOC
item‘s Pall
i‘3 lb. can Asparagus...
21.," ‘ ,'.‘ if? “I 'f" I, ‘
1&41 . ‘ “ " ' ' '5
PLUMBING AND STE A Shore Dinners and All Kinds t
.‘HEATING.
HOT WATER, HEATING.
H01; AIR HEATING.
,STOVES AND. RANGES.
.LATE .AND ,TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling. Etc.
‘ Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a HOTCHKISS
COMPANY. t
. NORWALK.
i , Bathing and tithing) ‘
Both Houses to Rent bribe on
John o'ooui
Baht, norwalk.
Phone 253-3.
mom
Was a good day to auto
GAS RANGE.
:. PREFERRED ,.
. - New York Realty 0w
shares sold at $100 each in , ‘
not to 810.000, pay it per co
annually from date of issue. . ;
established ten years. Tcn‘t “u
checks paid for profits, with in l“
lurplus, show results. Portico“ ’
‘ request. ‘
R. L. COIURN, General ,
is So. Main St. Bouthgfi
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
: The sum days m:
Mondau
location
Wednesdau
ThllI'S‘ddil
Patton and
HOT WATER,
Horn. VICTO.
ONE. MINUT "
GAS FITTING. 5 FROM Dana-i-
..Our mom- I special-foal ,_
and Electric Lights throu" M
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
cry room heated.
Flnsly stocked Cafe In son
A full line of Acksr, Merritt}
dit Co's celebrated Wines. Isiah.“
Cigars always on hand. ‘
r. .1. SULLIVAN.
‘ 30 Sam SM
Telephone 427.
South Norwalis, Conn.
i iiiliiil BflllWflu THE JOHN B. um
Wflfiamfilllieéiiei'
nanowaan ‘ __
m wasmuo'roa omit;
: ram ma .
.l\
OUR 8
. . you. .- 1'
is full of wonderfully attractive ar-
tlclea. if you come and look around
a bit you willaurely had it possible to
supply many at .
. , . YOUR WANT. .~
and at prices that are way below your
ex notations. .
”conditioning time and one
a
other you want the small faring}.
‘ ii. NGEVINE & 80M
m.” oscsssflnsnocsl-tnsosclss1
OM usur‘hso-iuossqsaonc
ALI: msua nos-Lanai;- ‘
moaroa as. NOTARY“
BATE soups. urea ii"
cunso. ,~ . '
2 BOUT? MAIN STREET." 9‘
Cantractor and Hunter.
stash iiEiiitic.
ling Cilihptiill
mun Vditl’iis’c. ; A
, Successor to , '
'JAGOB M. Lavrou.
aoeucv . ._
panics lathe casino
on .WELL. slit
uns'r NORWALK‘ L ‘
”~—
Food Cooked to Order.
Proprietor,
0|. mm
i
THE NEW.
EUROPEAN PLAN '
.
RATES Remnants; ‘
Telephone Call ,
samurai".
Tel. Call. #08;
Honest Work and Maple Ex-
svaav Laov's pension is
can. ‘ *
Rotor or. said ultras
ADDRESS roar. omen, sex so
’apor
We consider this sea- "
son's liii‘e' the best
he ever had.
1W, hsvs cadaver-ad
«i iii-inn our custom-rs the lust tho
market afforded. and our solution at
handsome wall coverings this anon
we think (outputtingttlamptli. We on
shitloa- to have your judgment upon
should be equipped
snow whiteness-piece "
celain Enameled Lavatory. “
Have you ever stopped to ,
how dclishfully convenient ‘
be to have hot and cold running:
In your dressing chamber .
ins apartment of first, floor
room? its presence would - .
the blunt. degree of comfort. ,
We will gladly quote you pflo'fli
plumbers are strictly comm
a union. honest and rolls, 3218
57800 R.
contain mun .Auo. . "
die like fixing up the house
I. lgtlo, Sometimes a few dollar!
~ s t in Lace Curtains. Portlers. or,,s_
makes a big difference in a room;
4
Our Pap» Honours understand
,iisnpinp wall paper.
incision Lamps, Hoiaiimiiliiu
, illitsd’iinlus’Siiiitli
.. . , 'tc’cnblit. ‘
woman-an. ”star's ”mini.
, . .,. . a ‘ ) . N: i ‘
-wwmeEuMo
. ,, , . . y I
toil-am ..
sustsso-nisI-nscusss .o
Oiolilllilblllloonlollil! ’o
. 5
III. .....i‘................ 110
10 North mm It. not;
Rosie-ass. I Washinlfllli’
_ Tel-phone silicon. '
Halibut tilt .1..0I9iii Window shun with run...
. . , , r , no: waits cumin Puss. with Phi-
h Micah-u. Iii-d ins Iii «his '-
of fmir fish It nomadic
M Piiiitiiu ut’l’na‘liutiu.
who»... .. A .
Funeral , -
and Einbalni
Norwalk Chronicler