gobbled and striped a his. Lace arid 1 hired Fl ores and Strl as. A coin— te asset-1n ment'to soled from. of Norwalk, is 1111911111an in K, , ‘f‘n‘he “ ii 3 hair ' on Saturday for intoxication is not Joules gills 111"“ Washington street,» 1. $611111 Norw'alk i) got the Board of Weufiic more or Willa? s on Fri ay evening, Arii a2d. 66.11.11... ser'irlees.c6nsistlng of the rosary cartoon and benediction of the blessed sacrament were held in St. Mirry’s Clinton .lpst evening. A full (attenuation is requested at‘ the rehearsal at the south Norwalk «Baptist. church Friday afternoon at $3 scrap. 111.. for the jhhlor‘ concert ' “ r—suced 11991, the .1111 20c. deton .66 Co. I Rev Frank D. Torrey, of Norwaik, attended the New York East Confer- ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church which was lbeld in Stamford yesterday Miss Hazel Quilter-11,01 104 South Main street. has resumed her duties in the Washington street Chloe of the anathern New England Telephone . Company. " Henry Kirsch and family. who have opted Dennis Valentines concrete cottage at 45 Taylor avenue have re- moved to their .newl 1residence, High- land Park; no Rev Stephen F. Chlernitzky is mov- ing from the ‘Rlchards place in High street to the McMahon property in Spring street. Mr and Mrs. E. P Fitz- geralId. who have been occupying Mrs. Annie C. Havtlarid house at 2 Fairileid avenue. have gone book to the Rich- 1 (is plac'é. ‘ ‘ ..-13-Buch Shad. 150 111.. at New York Market 1 J. H. Smith of Donbury. who has for several months been acting as sup- atrium of tracks on the Western divin- ion of the New Haven road. has been piornoted to the ' cc of roadmas‘ter on the same divi n; 1191s expected that Mr. smith will m’dve his head quarters to New .l'laven ,1 tandem» sterCompauy has, 3 ter opening and shipping heprdseritrnseason. and closed: cl n he plant in Water street. "3 dd, 1.0! El t FD. ' Miss Frances 'Ar‘i'i Hul‘ti has had a ' number of; trees cut down on the form . moor property in West- avenue. and thI . oi allow building has been moved from the rear to oer. 3 ' a31'd place, where it will be remodeled . and converted into a dwelling. Wil- liam F. Coggsweli is moving the build- ing and John F McMahon has the con- tract for the renovations. ' purpose ‘1: sédt'amer'rdm not to t '3 h . ect garage 3'liere the Pope- Hartford in which E. H. Hotchkiss, oi: orwalk, had so‘irnucli success Daytona races. The cups that April 14. , D, mun withou t‘ being necessary , d iII to lift the hood. Mrs. B. Silk, of Norwalk, is build ing a new house in Riverside avenue, 2‘ Mrs. ‘StilesD. La notice. uflinviland thc day in Ne 3' Mr aria '3 rts', of Brook of Union Park, yesterday The many friends of John Flynn. of a liner pained to ienrn u at his 11an . .. . s -1 rattan. 1;er rwai3 cum . 1 Th nrlsday night. April 63h.‘ e1'3e wii‘i be a good pro1 ant.“ A ladies night will be held a on after Dent. . iM‘er'rili night school continues dur ing the entire spying. Stndents may email any so colic ding. hookkée‘p lug sh‘oitha‘r‘i’d, tyms‘wr‘itirig and Eng liah thoroogbiy taught under exper- ienced ins ructors See adv ill hold a‘3 smo- when t are in high demand just now. A. J. Ceilins Co. are showing a large assort- ment of mattings, rugs, carpets, oil cloths. and linoleu'rns A better assert} found anywhere See adv. 1Anolrer consignment of Hungarian partridges for distribution in Fairfleld County was received by Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith, this morning. and will be at once sent to various towns in this section There were over 400 birds in the lot, and they were in very good condition, ~Halibui, 16c 1b.. tit New York Mar. ket. lrving R. Wilmot. of South Norwuik,3 has been appointed a chief petty oili~ o‘er in the Connecticut Naval Militia: with the title of ship's writer under Lieutenant Commander Eben Hill. Jr The Naval Militia 'has the United been docked at New Haven 1111 wlfitor'. but will go to the Brooklyn Navy Yard shortly for an overhaulin. The Kiawron Club of Norwaik. for- merly took possession of their rmoorus in the Gazette building. last evening. The parlor of the club is titted up handsomely with miss u furniture. and a piano and phono raph Eire con~ stantly in attendance. There will be a spec'iaimeetlng in the new quarters tomorrow evening. and all members are “urged to be present, as matters oi importance willibe upright up. i‘ ; bring. hiriqu'ire and receive valuable in- formation of T §- GLOVER 1 wiNrrano or. EAIST NORWALK. 1 " "MONEY ADVANCED ; 1. e‘n‘t Loan and Secig'lty " 11.1117. thinner 1' was the guest of Mrs George Cl is. 1 Floor coverings of all deacrlptious 1 merit. or neuter pattérns cannot be ‘ States Guuhoat Machine, which has _ AUTOMCBILISTS. you there and back without tink— _ to wall‘ on their household turniture. 1 planes and other personal property. ' 5 Without, removal. on their own name ' withblét i’ndorser. Call and see us. 111-1 0.. home and find them clean something about biecnrwsriietic and . ‘ sir wALr. smear. MONEY. .1.» FLYNN , 90 WASHINGTON STREET 1zlate. at our stock. '86 Washington Street 113696633 your cleaning time and acootrrplisilie .. than by any other precast; Non taking (initiate eta 1131‘, re po' 11111i the nitare‘. or 11111611111111: in en ' contracts nitrite“ eieiiri residence churches, Offices, led e 106131111. etc. me 1111111111111 oh ya u: cl 1 ‘Reasoriitb‘é‘pi'iti ,, tors. 'Bestfiertdc 9. 't6 supp)" your v'ei'y. per can; 32.85 per dozen cans. xti'a' Standard G16 1 ridht‘ ‘ 'Btandard Bartlett3"Pears, 259 3 Mapes' Potato Manure, glitter. Land Platter. Alwiiaeked Lime, Mn ‘W :‘A “if . Floor coverings of all kinds are 3th high more satisfying to a housekeeper than to look dew overlaps good 3tting the sph'cals to all sensibl it Belteepers any floor “hovering 3 f 11‘? these goods 1 1” I . THESE. ARE THE BEST VALUES , our showing of new Sofa Pillows Stambo 11 Center- pieces. etc, is very attractive. as a glance at our east window will prove. with the needle will find this department replete with many new. attrsc live. ariistih and ineripenslvo pieces, w icb we feel certain you will appro~ if you contemplate doing corn such work, come in and take a look N E. RYAN a C01 Electric Percolator's, Chafing Dishes Small Stoves, Water Heaters. Broilers. ovens. Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash- . lights and Electrically Driven To 6. . aA lar trio Portable Table Lamps and D6rhies. careful attention as is our invariable I in orde hat we can 3 i RHS A NEW RtRiRR Reta}. R. Samord at Christ Church. 1 ' doors of bar dentition! There is It is to possibly be Prices church, GuilfoIrId Comp, will go to Bri geport to take charge of the i) 1"1 zifilt 3t St. George in the‘ 'we‘ Misty 3. Once before St. Cedige's on a call to Mr. sanfmd, at the. 9.01 Rev. G. A. Robsons resignar‘ ; c have Jifst received 161116111; et- radii rice .. ept the charge, owing to‘ ill‘ ! ' l i i" (islanford comes of an old Connec-3 1c thamuy, being the ninth in direct t of one of the original founders , 6 roprletors of Milford, Thomas B «Y: 6;, his theological training at Berk- leé ivlnity School Middleman. 3“,“3' IIishop Williams.“ ‘” ' 1‘ his ordination an deacon by op Williams 111139011 tho 1 t'. Pauls church Norwal This . :66” n he resigned after ordination to ttj priesthood, to accept the rector- kip“ of St. James' church, Westviile, « ter charge he married Miss Funny W. Bailey of Norwalk. For three. years Mr; ganford held nthe curacy of St James; and then was called to the reot'pr‘shlp 6! St. John’s, Vigarelrouse Poiri In the winter of 188 he was through ill ealth to resign St his health. The invigorating cli- e restoring his strength he began on work in Venture county, Cal. 1 the city of San Buenu Venture lubed a mission Which has since info the parish of St. ram 8 W1 health and strongtlii fully r'e ,Isto‘re. 3Mr Sanford next accepted the ‘It‘ail 11313381 Peters cirur,ch Carson City, No 1.131.111 the missionary district of evade and Utah he was appoint- ed and sent as clerical deputy to the go oral convention in 1889. _ flailing to return to the cast. near- ‘or his home Mr. Sanford now resign- ed a ter a labor of three y'crus his :iork in NCHidll, and accepted the3 rec- hip of St. Matthew" 5 church. Bloomlugtou. Ill. in 1893 an opportun- ity; to return to Connecticut was of- ferod3‘ him by the call of St. Peter" 8 church, Riverside. This he accepted and hold until 1898.11‘ben a bigger work in a larger field offering itself in ihk icon of Grace chiir‘t'n,‘ New Haven, .Sanfo‘rd again moved; and labor. oil" int his new field for near'li five years: doing good work clearing of! a . 111188- Crglfornia and there sought to recuper- hr and out '51 ah wi .1. BY heavy indebtedness from the church estiibiishing a vested choir and irrati- tilting other improvements After five years needing rest Mr. Surrtoid resigned his charge 01‘ Grace church and uhile recuperating took charge of that Lynne Missions. In 1904 more a call from St. Johns cliur.ch North Haven, which was accepted. in .1906 MT. Sanford received a hard blow in the sudden death of iris wife A few months lifter her death he accept. ed his present incurnbency, Christ church. Guili‘or.d You who are handy '-licliing.f bloating- protruding or blind piles yield to Donn’ s Ointment. Chronic cases soon relieved,“ finally cured. Drugglsts all sell: it ' GRAND WARDEN PRESENT.3 W Tuesda)’. , ” * Joseph ii. Howells of Daubury', grand warden of 1.0 F... of 'Cou- necticut, attendod with othcr grand ot~ " doors the iiiétitu ion of the new H333.- ‘ 2e] Rebekah Dodge. No.15 CO . OFi, which took place a New Gannon Tues day afternoon; new loose wer'e installeo by the grass deputy.‘ - in the evening the twenty-six meni- ' bers of the new lodge were initiated, g the work being confer red in the lodge v... 1.1.1 15.1% Omdsnfimsfr Wit"; 3‘" 37 ‘ °' .3 I, ‘ reworonaonwasex- Then We “a“ give 30“" work "he ”me ‘elr‘ipliiied bv the degree team or Laurel Rebekah Lodge, of Stamfdrd wees rule. We‘- make‘ no promise We cannot can add do no work We cannot gnari antee So send us. y our i. car rlsge now lies the diet notion of being the areal: infest lodge er capita in tire Jurisdic- _‘ thin or" Connecticut ,3 , Foley' 1; Honey and 3'1‘31131‘ is a safe- guard against sei‘idus results from spring colds. which inflame the lungs 1 and develop into pneumonia .Avo'id counterfélts by 1115 the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar. which contains no 1111;111:111 drugs. Ghiuord. Begins Lahore on May 2" , The Rev. F. R. Sanford, of Christ . 366119" but he was unable at that;t.imo , . ' 06$ rd. He was both in waterbur-y.'j ii ‘ cular education ,he received at ‘ cur ac'y . Haven While holding this 1111- ‘ lie journe ed to Southern . Joseph H. Hawley Visited New 01mm The unicorn of the, ter Lodge, I't'M F. of New Conaan‘, .1 sting upon having 3' Bridge Pharihac'y' and F. H. Box-l ”3'3 25c 12 M. c noes“ SUPPORTERS .......... «3 191: pr. 15c Linen Buster Brown COLLARS .................. I0 - 1 $1. 25 Black Satin; SKIRTS 15c Summer .VESTS ....... 50 Long Lawn KIMONOS. 5c Clark’s THREAD ........ 50c Pompeiian MASSAGE CREAM. .............. .1.. :....‘..IO ..3 V321: spool ‘15}: Round Ticket HOIsE ..... ‘ 56c SHEETS. 72x90, good Muslin. limit In $1.00 White BEDSPREADS 13c CURTAIN MATERIAL. ........ un-rp......-.... OPEN-3 APRIL 5,1909 Competent thce Help Wanted. . iquT CHESTER. WILL BECOME TBAINED NURSE. Mica Phillipina A.3Hahn Entered Post raduate Hospital, Today. Miss hiliipinn A Hahn. who has been manager for F. A. Lane, the South Nor'walk roslrruruntcur undcon- l'eciiorrer, ever since be commenced business here several years ago, re- signed her position last month, and loft today for New York city. ,Mlsa Hahn has entered the Post Graduate Hospital whore she will take a three y"enrs course for the purpose of be coming a trained nurse. 3’." . Miss Hahns‘ departure was regret- fully taken as she has made an army of friends during her residence in: South Norwalk‘, and while all were pleased with her future plans she; will be greatly missed. As a business, the' greatest ‘i‘aot andjudgmerit. and her1 woman, lilies Hahn displayed conduct of Mr. Lane's enterprises here has been VCil‘i' successful. She has the best wishes of all that her new posi tion will prove pleasing and pr.oiitable ...— PROVIDENCE FIRE CHIEF TO RE- TIER PROVIDENCE R. L, Arii 1.-3After a period of service covering nearly 57 years. Chief George A. Steer-e, of tho ‘l’r'ovldence Fire Department ’retireti today“ Chict Stccie entered the Prov more re Department August 9, 21852, and wit the exception of Chief C‘Con- nor' of New Orleans. is the oldest lire chief in the country. having passed Rustin“ birthday on September 11’. The American IeatsIr‘nIore than his own woight in air or veg two years. JUST TWO GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH 9 x 12 SEAMLESS era Mfono. Are the Boys Iand Girls Ready 1 SQIUTH NORWA ' TIME To CLEAN .31? Sign: of Spring .i-iave Prompted M y to Do 80. Although there is still a wlnt in the air, the sun is going higher higher every day. and the sign spring are multiplying. The. flowering plants are beginning t 1‘s . up their first tiny shoots, and the sea and shrubs are beginning to bud. The insistent call or run robin about the garden seems to be a demand that the spring digging be commenced so that they may have some of the ea‘ 3" worms and bugs that have been of venturing forth. . I 1 The snow has all disappeared.» least in this part of the country the ground is free of frost. All . some people new commenced“ clean up the grounds about to 3 homes and the community is remixid- . an annual “clean- -up.‘ ; ’l‘ be ideal condition woubl be a iof cleanliness that would exist al time but it would be impossibl keep the grounds about it resides such a condition all through t3 ter that they would not need a cleaning up early in the sprin the time to give them that our cleaning 11ng now at hand. f . lug rapidly. and it is an etioellc tom :oire which could ‘be 311611 ed The Norwalks with great retail If everybody in ever the town could be induced t 3 . all rubbish, dispose of all gar s unsightly ash plies. repair fen walks. clean gutte 1 cad . and perhaps do a. little. painting, ‘ certain day in the spring, Sonics cities thi yea Norwalk among ting the Clean- -up before Eastern time for that work i; . would no particular y appropriat ‘ Easter Sunday should ii clean as the accompiifi ' .3 kinds of work here in cats are" 3 I_1 Street Commissioner Dani 3 3" tufted the work here "tri‘g‘eanll househouldei's to pin. rt‘vi’uso out on the usual do will all be collected extra team I 3 but in finding spa .for the '3 13.1)th
Norwalk Chronicler