Miss Florence Kelley. of West ave
nue. is entertaining 'Mlss Mildred
Morrsli, of Huntington, Long island.
Mr. and Mia, Harry S. Feiiis. of
Boston, are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Charles H Rania. of Washington
street.
Mrs, lda F. Williamson “Id familyt
have moved 0 in an strceq
to the new is "liltiufibli:l horIie. in Reed
street
The top dressing stone for the (‘lty
of South II: 0 met, has airiied
in the- frh “aid and? is being dis
tributed.
Joseph B. Kingsiand. of the local
trolley company, toolt‘ the day off yes
terday, and Frank Howard did the
honors.
A. .l. Angsviue and family have they
ed from south Main street to Madison
street in the house vo'cated by War
ren P. Smith. '
—-Remember when you want those
screens repaired. or any carpentering
done. call'up 310,‘St. John 8: Keyser.
Steamboat Place.
Mrs. Bracken ahd'sisler. Mrs. Saltis,
of New Rochelle, were, guests of Mrs:
J. V Lester. at luncheon at the Coun-
try 9"“) yesterday
-Umbrellas,‘Mou'rning ll'ds. O'Brien
The Norwalk High school team lost
to the strong team from Dillllllir)’, on ‘-
the latter's grounds' 'l‘huihdav after
noon. being defeated by the score of
7 td 0.
“—5.“
A‘statod 'communlcation of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M.. will
he held at its rootiis.'1‘ul3'sday evening
at 8 o‘tlock. The E. A. Degicc will
béwvorked.
Contractor H. V. Chrr has started to
frame the new house In 'dear street
for F. 1. By xbee. Leslie Gamble put in
the foundations The plans show a
frame house containing eight rooms.
provided with every convenience.
There were thirty-six sales of real
estate in Thb Norwalhs. last week.
and the mortgages amounted to $16.
075. Eor tho cmrcs spending week in
May.
property ‘and mortga'ges of 811. 500
Great ’l’rophct William Miller and
Distrlht Deputy Great Sachem Julius'
A. Miller, of South Norwalk were
amon the prominent guests and
speec makers .It the house- warming of
Wowompon ’l‘ribe. in Bridgeport. last
evening.
Wilhur F. Smith. county game War-
den on members of the‘ Audubon So-
cfuty. ave a very interesting talk on
'Birds" to the pupils of the Over Riv-
er schwool yesterday morning Many
of the ptlpiis hie now striving to pro- 3
tect the birds better .
'A-Canes. Canes. olBrien.
m
Chief and Mrs. Thomas Bradley left
Norwalk this morning. in 'the chief‘s
automobile. en route to the home of
Mt“. Bradley s sister Mrs. George. Con-
iieliy ol' Toirih'gtnn. The chief will
tour extensively along the Hudson it'lv-
er before making ”the return trip t‘o
Noiwaik.
Adenine—FEW thé‘ Singer Darner.
Can be use on any lock-Stitch sewing
machine. arns hasicry. underv‘vear.
etc. nuiokly. neatly: work is smooth.
nfinfdrrithtlug. durable. Needed in ev-
ery household; rapid seller; complete
success. Liberal commissions. Full in-
formation at Singer store. 16 South
Main street
—Latest in and m; O'Brien.
'A number ot‘tliic ni'ehi‘hers of Hazel
Rebehif‘modge. No. 152. paid a miter-
nal 'fian"%o‘1‘ureit'h Beneath imdge.
No, 42. of Soulfuld‘ul'mik. and saw.
themselves contained on eight candi-
dates. After the Work a collation was
served and the sisters from this town
speak very highly of the. South Nor-
Wm
ger.‘ " '
"W444...
was ml Mommas SALIZ
Every house finds quick sale when
named with the b. t I. Point. A cost
adds value Sell :88 appearance. it
also Th. it its “Mic chances.
The 1.. int, ’cotars are bright and last-
ing; L. a Huts used in‘ painting by
everybody. One reason-cont is only
81.20 per Allen when made read-for-
use. it‘s out time Oxide and bead
combined: it wolf‘s It“ covers lilfe
:MAWE '.i. re Mermaid:
129.1.qu paints, iv. :8.
LQOInt ‘\
Midis of All W's
Miiiiaclteaio Block
an. Rages
, ne’pat'ia‘ioa and reliability
F903 thoie were ten' transfers of.
WI +328") ’C’Jfiun Meanin-
The lands that is toad and finds its loftlest conception in every home.
It never disappoints the cook. Every Hub Range stands sponsor for its
They have all the improvements and high class
wn in range making. and are used by all the loving cooking
ow Wilt, Boston. Proflidenca. Worcester. Sadnsfield. Hartford
features
schools i
land New Haven. which is the strongest endorsement possible. I
3'. Radgesiroai 31200.19 mam
1
I'Ihl'i-
‘ " Funeral Direfiors sad Enibslners.‘
l2518"Nofth‘Mtilli’8m¢I. -. “j“"f'"9.01tlih HM.“
21;
O. B. 'JrackSOn
Optician _ .-
Everything in the Optical Line.‘
I
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 438'. NORWALK.
__,._._:.'-"'—_ _ 7" m
Walk-Over Shoes
What you have been looking for.
around the ankle and without (hating.
We hau- thcm in several different shades of tau and in dull and
shim leathers.
PRICES, $3.50, 5400. $5.00
"FLYN N 8. RYAN
'0 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
AIi Oxford that will fit snugly
... k
Dressing Sacques
Women will find our display of Long and
Short Kimonos, Dressing
Sacques, t3tc.. intensely interesting. The quality. workmanship and fit are
faultless and the fabiits have been selected ulth studious rare
One can hardly imagine garments of this stiiiilv superior quality and
so temptingly bountiful. at such inodcit prim-s. They are Worthy your at-
toption.
N E. RYAN s 00..»~~-~-
86 Washington Street 7 South Norwaik
“wm
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
BICYCLES
We Carry a F and Complete Lnfe‘
I
Also. Sundries aiid Repairing Done
LUTHER M. ‘LW‘RIGHT‘:
O‘TAMFO R0
scum noswALK
FERTIEIZERS !
American Agricultural Chemical Co!- Superphosphatc of Lime, Potato Man-
ure. complete Manure. Fine Ground BUM.
Mapes' Potato Manure, Complete Mari'ure, Top Dressing, F'Rilt and Vina Fer-
tillur.
Land Plaster. Air slac'kcd Lime. Murillo of Pet-sh. Nltrate of Soda. Un»
leached Wood Aches. Barnyard Mature. A. ..
..4 .. ~
DBAN POLBS
' . 'rl. 3. *‘
DoesItCost You‘to Run
- 'Yonr Msohlacryby
STEAM?
'How much power 'do you lose by
friction. slippage of belts; long line
shafts. etc., in using STEAM?
Lotus ,bsve honest answer to
h questions. and we‘ll submit
fl res ‘of'th’o (30st of Electric Wiring,
M tors and estimated amount of me
i! cal' norm utttld that‘wli‘l SAVE
. infer on. «
.. 4 , ,youlaltdt 0ch: with us today?
The Reed &' Voik Eletftrictil 00.
"W" 85-34. . so ~_Wilshih§t8h it.
The Hatch 8t Bailey C0...
.. " IOUMNORWALKICONN .-~
LumberandMiiIWork for Everything
froth-a Rigger? to a Palate
We have now on aim the largest, most varied and complete stock of lum-
bér in the histbry of this cohipany or any of Its prcdcc sore. and
respectfully solicit the patronage of all lumbar
, League chapter.
" churches. offices, iod
LEAGUE CONVENTION.
New York District lpworth League
Enter-tallied by New Canaan Chapter.
Thursday. May 13. was a red letter
day for Epworthluns oi New Canaan.
The day was ideal, and nothing was
lacking to make the convention a suc-
cess to every particular. A special
train biought the first delegates at
10:15 a. m.. and they arrived on every
subsequent train. as well as by auto-
mobile, bicycle and carriages. Bets/con
two hundred and two hundred and iii-
ty delegates werc in attendance. The
morning session] was voted entirely to
business. Reports of vsiious otllcers or
the istrict .were read. and the dinner
hour was announced at half Inset
twelve The reputation of New Cun-l
ban was abundantly sustained by this,
rcpast. splendidly prepared and ablyl-
seried by an ecicut corps of the Iad-‘"
leg of the Mouth and the lopwmtli
The afternoon session began at 23p.
Iii. with n devotional service led by
Di'strict Superintendent Adams, of
Stamford. The Rev. 1;. ll. Hottgii.
[pastor of Suiiimerilold M E. church.
Brooklyn presented the work of the
proposed llpuorth Mamie institution
to he hold at Sea Cliff l. L. August
.l.fi .
lit-ports of the work at EpiloItlI
House. shame for \VOI‘It tug girls main-
tained by the Dlstiict la icon in New
York City, were made by Miss Lou E.
Daron. I denounces. and Rev. ll. M:
'l‘lffle. of Stamfoul a memhei of the'
house committee.
Ill‘. Stephen J. licl'bcii, editor of
the Epwortli Herald. conducted a
question box. which was thoroughly
enjoyed by all. Dr. Herbert is one of
the brilliant lights of Methodism, and
his sparkling wit and ready humor to
gether with his able answers to in-
quiries made. was one of the features
of the occasion. "
The Rev. William M. Nesblt. of "ill-
kiiig Ridge. N. .l.. spoke ably on "The
liibie. our Guide to Christ.“ Mr. Nos.
bit is one of the yollnscr lm'n or licth~
odism, but he has cvldcntli a bright.
future life earnestness and eloquence
deeply Impressed his hearers.
r. 0. F II:li",iIlllI()\\ of Mount Ver-
nun is om of the speukcis who ai-
ways captivate an audience. ills ex-
ceedingly rapid siyit‘ of speaking and
his vlrllo thought. clearly stated, swept
the convention with his enthusiastic
pil' 3sciitntlou of his theme “FollowMtip
With t‘hrlst. "
The evening session opened at 7:15,
with a servii u of songs conducted by
ltcc, (‘.. E. liarto. of Washington Park
church, Bridgeport Reports-i of the
nominating counnlttcc were made. and
the election of district officers for “909‘
resulted in continuing lrving .\i. Ander-
son as president.
Dr. Herbcn delivered the address of
the Meals in an audience of several
hundred. 'I' in largest assemblage that
ever gathered in the Methodist church,
taxing Iilt' edifice to its utmost scaling
capacity. ills Ilicnic was "Soiiie
Marks of a Methodist." Emphasis
was laid upon IIll‘ following points.
lttiility in Christian experience. Vital-
lty, the life of a Christian.
Activity: Au exalted sense. of duty.
The keynote of Methodist character
Was shown to he love for the other
fellow. Loyalty to the doctrine, pailty
and the institutions of Methodism was
eiiipliasizcil as one of the unfailing
marks of ii Methodist.
'llic Ioiiwutlou was one of the most
inspiring and most successful held, in
the district.
GRAY saoiusits
Manufacturers cl lm- -
proved
Soda 8: Mineral Waters
Established 1882.
Vichy. Seltzer. Citiban-
io. Ssrsaparilla. tll'n
gar Ale. an help
on So a.
Deep Rock Artuian
‘Weli Water Used.
The Forest and Best.
P. O. iiox 794
New Csnaan.Conn.
.w Telephone 120.
(.uaranteed l'ndcr the Pure Food and
Drugs Act, Juno ‘ltl, '00. 8(3th -
ial No. 4755. '
The Norwsik Yacuutn' Cleaning
00. .0 Wagon "
does your cleaning in 'one {ourifh the
time and acmdipllvlhcs bEtte‘i‘ fosul'tx
than by any other Dweess. No need of
taking up carpets or removing tilt!“ flir-
nitnre. or disturbing‘the hthtsdhdld.
Contracts made to clean residences,
rooms, etc. Let
me estimate on you sprin cleaning.
Reasonable prices. 3 M398 opera-
tors Best serv'io‘o. l’hoiib 477
s COURTLAND attics.
‘rgLépi‘i'oh'e 553—, .
Eggs! Fags! Egss'
’:-Il‘rééh Home Catheter! Eggs.
3 from 28010 300 don-
Butter! Butter! Butter !,
‘Ereeh from the creamery. if you
find it difficult to find Butter to suit
you try our special fresh made
:Crealmery i'n tub or print. 35c and 3'86
WWII: hays other Butter, '50; and 329
per
We 'bre headquarters for the driest
Fruit and Vegetah as
Asparagus. Rhubarb Ra isli, Let-
tuce. Water Cress. spinach, ornatoes.
Strawberries. Pineapples. Oranges,
Grape Fruit. etc. .
all an see our 8 turdsy display
of Seasonabie Good:-
on will. be sur-
vival 33‘. P‘i’..l’l’¢.°53 . '
. ..-u’l
"Church 8:. Miller
YARD TEL. 46-2. MILL TEL. 46-3.
Lsaoihqcnocshs.
as wear WAsHINoTt'JN cram.
LOCAL COMPANY iNGORPORATED. '
Grist of Dowments F‘llo'd With state
Iecrctl‘ry. :
Documents of organisation of the
F. A. and J A. Volii Hat Company, of
Norw lit The capital, I! 85.000.
The oei’s are, Plcyltlénl. 'll‘ifi'apk A. ‘
Vqlk; treasurer, 'Johepli A. Vpllt. sect
rotary. Charles A. ':Voilt-
Final intimates of dissolution of the
He rice
eflificpto a incorporation of the
Cdmeetlcut 1alc Company of Stank
ford. The coulpany will engage in a
general mixing business. The amount
of the authorised capital stock is 810.-
000. and buslnqia out o started with
80000 The local “’-
loomin John Hlnrahan still ‘-
Charles D Lockwood. '
commute of inciease of capital
stock or the if. M. Dillard Company.
g‘fglficw Hart-u, 'fi'DlJl 825.000 to 840.-
Oertlilcato 'of incorporation of the ,‘
Hartford Distillery Company. Incorpor‘,
died. of Hartford. The company is“
to operate a Inanul‘nctory for the dis-i
tilting of brandy. whisky. wines and
other intoxicating liquors. The amount!
(If the authorized capital stock is it..- ,
000, and business will be started with
that‘ amount. The incurporators are
Charles Davidson. Morris Horowitz and ‘
David Davidson, all of Hartford.
Certificate of organization of the
White Rose Hairy t‘oiIIpsnv. of Hart-
ford. The officers are: President and
treasurer, Timothy J. Long; vice-pi'v-sb
dent. Bernard Zuiiiicr; secretary. Mir
*0 Will. i
Cci'iilltalc of incorporation of (‘api- l
tal City Novelty Company, of Harttoid
The iapiial is 810,,000 and buslucssi
will be started with 81.02: The illi oi
pointers are Daniel liayes Fr"edeilck
C. llydel and W. E. Johnson I
' Certificate of organization of tiIc'
Sans Carlinn Company. New Haven.
The officers are: President, Alfonso
Moresa; treasurer. Angelo V. l), Mits-
bareiiia; secretary, |,. C. l3‘urcolo.
Certificate of incorporation of the
Standard Brass and Copper Tube Coni-
pauy, of New London. The capital
is $00,000, and business will be start-
('tI with ”6.2.30. The incorporators
are William ill. l‘arko, linger .I. llcis~
Icr and Fred .l. Loomis.
Certificate or illt'tll‘pOl‘llIIOH of the
Nassau 1X3vciopmcut Company. of New
Haven. The capital is 850.000. and
business will be started with 81.000.
The in‘i-orporatnrs are William G.
Lots. George A Saunders and Samuel
W. Oobbs.
BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES.
Series of Ev'cning Addresses to be
Commenced by Pastor. Carpenter.
“The Problem of Marriage and
Home Making" will be the topic of
the evening service at thofmutli Nor-
walk Baptist Church. to! errors. the
first in the new series of brief even»
int; addresses. Till“ music is especial
ly prepared for this service. The pop I
niar praise service in which (’\"‘(‘l)0llU
has a part. in the morning the past-
tor will speak by request on "The
[miles (‘.hrtich Membership," Til-3
llihle school at the noon hour. and
the voting peoples meeting at ll: :lol
with homer ( lurk as the lcadei Tiiei
town farm service at :l o clor it will lit-I
in charge of the Young People ., So,
t‘icty. Music for the dnv:
Morning.
Prelude The Lost t‘IIord. Sullivan.
Anthem 'Wt‘ Noise 1 bcc' 0 God"
...................... Scliiieikcr'
itchpmlSu—«Hmrd incline ()lll' i’raxei
l'to Thee" .............. Shopaid'
(lifertory—J'We Would Sec “IIHSUH'
....................... lliackcit
Posthide—"Tannhausoi MarclL Vt agncI .
EVenlng. I
Preliitle——iicrc'cuso .......... Spinney
Aiitiieni»~“N't3Larcr My God to Thee" ,
...................... Schnccker
Response-«“li‘athci ilcar ’l‘in Child
reh's Call" .............. llurdett
Offeriory Solo “()pcu Mine Eyes" I
.......................... llailey '
Mrs, l". mini: Smith.
Quartet~~“'l‘heNight is Far Spent" r'
.................. Hark
l’ostludo iii (‘ minor ......... Batiste
c'hitc'lr'on ‘--c
m arrears s ,
CA§TO B i A I
EASTERN CONNECTICUT TEACH-
ERS.
I
Superintendent Chancellor. of, South
Norwalk, Gives an Address. i
PUTNAM, May H.—-Upwar¢ls of 400
teachers and their friends gathered
here today for the thirtyeecond tin-
iinal' meeting of the Eastern Connecti-
cut Teachers' Association. which con-
varied. in the Congregational Church.
Sessions were held morning and after-
noun and following the latter came the
Annual business meeting at which
among other things officers were chos-
en: [luring the morning an address
was made on “The Function of the
-» Public School." by Mason 8. Stone.
_ state
' Montpelier, Vti. Mill one by,‘Prlncipal
superintendent of education.
(Which is. Chopin. of the Montolalr.
N .l.. state antiviral school. At the af-
ternoon- session HaddIesscs were gimp
by Principal William L. Feltei'. of thoi
(‘irls‘ High School, llrooklyn. N. Y.
on “The Development and Use. of theI
imagination." and by Superintendent!
or Schools William F. (‘iiaiicolloIg of-
South Not walk A.
STRAW- RIDERS VISIT NORWALK.
A party of about 30 boys and girls
from Stamford came on a straw- ride to '
Norwaik Thursday night. where din-
nor was served: among those in the]
party vista Minutes May Carney. Julia
”Troy mind Reese. Angela Carney.
Charlotte Reese. Kathryn Graham,
Catherine Reese. Elisabeth Sheridan.
of atamrord; Jeanette Chambers. on.
lien Vernon Vivian Schhfer and HI:-
el Doreman. of New York: Marian
Shields. Anna Hughes, of Brooklyn:,
Messrs Harry in ersoll. Albert Mii-,
lcr, Charles Hay mi Albert Hansen.
of Stamford: Frank Bryde and Wit-v
lilim Br'vne. of Boston: Frank Smith
and comes smith or Norwalk'.
.labk byht'h' William Church. Rhlph -
chler. Kenneth Baldwin. Gnome
Senator. of New York; lmnard
Wells, Joseph Brandt. and William
Robef'ts, of New Jersey.
mummy, of Boyiiiour Ii
is are Jolllr.
PAGE THREE
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"H'H
nesti-
All Titian-Eh HATS at Ex-
WE STARTS TODAY
Milliilery
Sacrifice
2 Price
ac AmosKEAc GINGHAMS....
, Other Specials from 7 to lOI’. M.
29%: “LANGSDON 76" MUSLIM ......................... 7:: yard
25c wI'NDow SHADES .......
lNFANTB' osssses ..........
$1.25 SKIRTS ..................
$1.00 waists ................
$2.25 wAIsTs ................
SHORT KIMONOS ............
.............................. Sc'
............................. 19c
............................. 21c
............................. 98c
............................. 69¢
....................... “$1.69 -
....... 196
3 illillllililiillll
INIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS
MUSIC
HALL—r—
ON '
NIGH
ONLY
SATURDAY
EVENING,
May 24
GRAND
TESTIMONIAL
BENEFIT
' TENDERED
T0 MANAGER
T0m Kirby
lO—YAUDEVILLE ACTS 10
THE GREATEST SHOW OF THE YEAR.
PRICES the same, 4. -
10 and .20 CENTs:
dist i. ;
ROBBINS’
NEW AND GREATEST
ALL- FEATURE SHOWS
I i-
J I.
CIRCUS
THAT is A CIRCUS
TRIBUNAL ”OF NATIONS
A Spectacle of Historic Events
blenagene of Sonic Fifty Cages
Lt
Hippodrome Roland Races 5
South Norws'llt
Thursday. MAY 20
GRAND FREE STREET PARADE.
' 2 Penman-Anus DAiLY. RAIN oh
SHINE, 2 AND 3 P. M.
Admission, '25 ”Cents
.. W_ .._A-.. .
MISSING HARVARD FREOHMAN
FOUND.
... ”‘.n-.-_v ._.._ CHE..-
Thamas P. Williams Turns Up in
Chicago, His Mind Dazed
From Study.
' CHICAGO. 'lli.. May 15.——Thomas P.
Williams. of New York. a Harvard
freshman, who disappeared from Red-
ding, Conn, last Wednesday. was
found last night in the La Salle street .
railroad station. it is thought, his
mind had been affected by (Nt‘l‘sllldy.
He‘said he did not realize fully where
he was u'ntH last night. He’at once
telegraphed to his sister of his plight.
He will be cared for by the police until
the arrival of rdiativcs.
..
hair's THEATRE
cidpi.3. one No.112.
THURSDAY.
AMATEUR NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY.
MATINEE PRICES (to all seats). .10t:
NIGHT PRICES ......... 10f: ”id 200
g cur THIS our.
1 This (‘oupo‘n and 10c will admit
I any person to the Performance at.
3 iloyts Theatre. Tuesday. May 18.
-‘ if presented' at Box Office after
7:30 Tuesday alight. ~3
TODAY LAST TIME. ‘
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
Lena Rivers
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 17.
"new 1&ido‘ii Eyes"
I . HOW LONEO-N_Lgis.:
MUSIC HALL
FOR BALANCE OF WEEK
N'.ORVELL BARRETT G. EDNER,
Character Comedians,
just closed at the carpi; Thea-
tre. New York.
VANDOR KOORS.
ed. Herman Outdoors.
MARIE LORETTA,
American Dainty doubrstto
DICK LEGDETT.
Eccentric Singing and Dancing Come
diln
Ila'v'v MOTiON Pi'cgrunss EVERY
EVENING.
PHILIPPINE OUTLAW KILLED.
MANILA. May lfiH—Capt Rhodes.
commanding two troops of the Sixth
Cavalry. struck a portion of the band
of outlaws headed by .IiItil'I near
Beinno last Wednesday and in the
fight that followed tire. of the natives
were killed. One Of these was Jam-
iaiig. noted as a trusted lieutenant of
iklri. .. 4‘ .
STAMFORD
r ...“H . I 0.. Ha . s
r... v- .m - Ina-sir. ...; 33!
Iiic \cw Woman is the one who,
after a long experience. with im-
0
possible king arrangements,
finds herself uslii
A STAMFO 0RD RANGE.-
See how she stralglitens and
with a long 'bre'ath, [edits the world
in the face, for this is emancipation.
Here 15 economy of time and 0f
nerve-strain that opens up attrac-
tive possibilities, and makes life .
worth livmg.
Do you know a woman who is in
sore need of this emancipator?
‘ ,Ciiarity siioultl begiioiat hoine. '
FOR SARI: BY
Horace R. Nash. car. North Main and West Ste.
i ’I‘T.‘i[ ~12 WEDNESDAY AND SAT
' unopv.
“Li-3.1: creases MONDAY max,
Late of the. lilanch liing (3.0 which has
Burlesque Magic lmpsasonator, ontitb
PliiilIl. it Ill] 20 Gilli
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Norwalk Chronicler