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l3I annual conven-
,‘, 'rIIII ”Thigh? it
tion of this '9 Christian Tem-
pet once Union Fairileitl County will
be held it Methodist Episcopal
Church, in Harwelf,‘ tomorrow. The
program arr mm! as follow:
Morning. '
9: 46—~Devotional Service
3 to: :III—~Couven.tlon called to order
Roll call and responses, on
polntment of committees: Coat-
tosie, Ci‘etlentials,, County
nun ets, National and State
Papers. Resolutioris. .»,
Minutes of last convention.
Words of Greeting,
p
yeti.I ‘0 Moo. Not-walk
g” _E¢n°,aa 1.; 3 Min. '1‘ A. Chldsey president
South Norwailt Union; liev.
72.":5'13—53 “on m“: it‘. D Torrey, pastor Nor—
it iii the time (it do; dart} Illa. “.1333; m Chm“
iietnian Wesley Johnson visited his Music.
family in Gemgotown yestetday.
Colfax Endnmpment will confer the
pattiarchiai degtee this evening.
The queen of May will get up early
in the morning. it alumina calls her.
outain laurel will soon supersede
Miss Alice Seileck.
to : Iii’I-I~Reports from Unions,
li:-itl—~~iliblo Reading, -
Mrs. S. Y. St..I.lohn, Stamford.
lifted-rimmtide Prayer.
, , 3 , : , Collatlon .
ttallng at btttns as tht flout-I most in l:li3——Exccutlve Meeting
vogue.
Afternoon.
Miss Bessie Sims 'of High street.
Norwalk, is improving front a recent
illness.
Apple and cherry blossoms tiii‘ now
atttncting the. attention of lovots of
the, beautiful in nature.
Foliage of trees is supposed to reach
perfection the middle of June. Will
it he earlier this year?
Miss Nellie Ward. of Danbury, has
been the guest. of her brother, William
P. Ward, of Low'e street.
William McCarthy. of Norwalk, has
taken a position in Tilly's carriage fac-
tory, in North Main street.
The Army anti Navy club of (ion-
nectiettt will meet at the Griswold
:hti-Il’raise Service.
Report of treasurer. lieport or
Credential Committee. Election
of Officers and Superintendents,
Award of County Banners. Nomi.
nation of Delegate to National
Convention.
introduction of Guests,
liIIv. George Drew Egbert.
Music,
Miss Nona Taylor.
:0tl-.Atltlr,css.
Mrs. C. 13, Buell. of East Hamp-
ton, state president.
Offering.
Report of Committees.
Unfinished Business.
:lme. T. l. i‘)rlli.ruatierodmby
(Eastern POW) Filthy Ironing. .Inne izliI-~-»l.. 'r. I.. nrtII, rendered by (‘0.
24 M. Falrdeld Division of the
Fiank F. Whitehead, of New York Children's Home.
city. with his family. base arrived at Adjournment.
his summer property at Harbor View Evening.
Beach. . 3 3 .
James Mason, while playing
near his home in Butler-street. last
week, broke one of the. bones in his
right arm.
-—"And the voice of the chick is
:BO‘Orgnn Recital.
zii’I-A-Scripturc Reading and Mayor
by Resident Pastors.
Music,
Quartctte of Church.
tithmAtltll't‘NH,
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ball
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again heard in the land." saying, give, Mi'fi- .l. K» ilarncy, 0i l‘l'ili'l‘
me. iionnie Chick Feed. Manuel 'l‘oro , ”NW”. R- l.
Hatch. Music.
A full rehearsal of Eureka Lodge ()fierln Q""”"“"'
Will be held Thursday evening at it Bettedlgtlon
o'clock, and every member is request- Officer.
Pd to M present i’resitit-IIIMMI's. Clara 8. ilarnum.
Miss \Iarglula Pnttleo and Ward lianhury.
Purdue, .ilrooklyn aIc visiting their my“; \'|(~(I.l)lvw‘duln“h‘iun .Dut‘u
Cousins. tail: “0'99““ Sin” ““5 Ran Taylor. llanbury.
dolph Starr of Wéstport avenue Second Vli't‘IT‘l‘f‘Hlilt‘llkfli‘fl.
Miss Frames (‘ullcn of Spring Hill. St. .lohn, Stamford.
the talented young vocalist of Nor- Sect‘ctarywhlrs. (‘Irucc t‘. l’lttlt.
walk, who has been spending a few lii‘ldtit‘pnt'i.
weeks in Paterson, N. .l., is expected TreasnrcrmMrs. Ellen l’alnn-r.Slam-
home on, Saturday of this week. ford.
ilshers~Mrs. Frederick Show, Miss
Alice Ferry. Mro. Robert Thompson.
Mrs. Frederick Seymour.
l’ngcs-Mlss Addie (‘ockcfng
Dorothy McClain.‘
L, .i. Atlantis has been Obllgeti to
3ch up his position an n Inouider at Ar-
nold tit (‘otnpany’ s foundry. anti is sell—
ing a patent window clean ng appnIn
ins. preferrin! the (misty 'w.ork
'ilIe expressnten have li‘eon rushed
for the past wcck . take. it from one
who knows and has been up against
the game Just now they are the most
independent set on the fatII of the
earth.
Miss
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NEW LONDON MiNSTREL DEAD.
NEW LONDON. May 2.-«.iohu if.
one of the foremost tenor singer: in
the United States, died at. his home at
33 Starr street, this morning. He was
Wlllltilll Aiken, of lllt‘ Norwalk BOW , about 75 years olti. Mr. Murphy tutttlo
ton Store, who has bI-IIII ill for stilllt’ . a tour of Europe with tho- fnnIoutI iiav-
time at his home in Newtown avenue. ' erly Big Show. At. othpr ”“193 Mr,
was able to Iosume his duties in the Murpm was “"er contract with
etotc Saturday. His many itiontls wine; Buckley 3 Sarenudet‘fl and sum Shutp
glad to see him atttt his two weeks' to} s Minstrels
illness
A large number of people visited
the shore resm'tswesietviay and in-
spected the changes being made, there.
One-of the. most notable has been the.
repainting of the property of B. i«‘. ile-
Klyn. the roofs of the building being
It bright red and ’he balance of them
a pure while.
The railroad commissioners will
give a hearing in Newtown twirl WM
httillll) upon the petition of the New
link, New Haven and iiaItfotd rail
rotid fut potmission to make changes
in highway crossings betwoon Hawioy- 3
vlllc anti liotsforti in connection with
the double tracking of the line be-
tween ti o e' places. The I-rmxsinits “’l
be oil It tori arc ‘thooo known as
.iiawiey‘t ‘t‘rossinir. Houlihan's cross-
ing. Brennan's crossing, crossing west
of Itunnel, Hanoi/era crossing and
Botaford eronslni.‘
--~'i‘ho Visiting Chapter of Trinity
(‘hurcit will hold its annual sole of sec-
oI'Id-hnnd clothing, furnituin, etc, at
Packard “30” '
WI» wish to impress upon you the
necessity of milking your nppoilitI
meats i'oI the use of our l’atltnrd
“.‘10" touting cut as fat in advnnt c
an tiosslble... .
You may own the most iuxutious
American car built. with a comp»-
toni. chauffeur for three dollars per
hour, with a minimum charge of
five dollars.
You may carry any number up
to and including six.
All worry and doubt left out. We
tolu- care of that.
Hanford 8: Brooks
42 Mort-rs MAIN strand-r
, SOUTHNOIIWIILK
Reports from Superintendents. Q ‘
S. Y. ‘
Murphy. who in his younger days wno~
A warm weather necessity in a practical rottixerutor. All refrigerators
'are yory, input; illko in capacity to hold (and and too but in their ice saving
Tit-ill!!! and preserwt g lpfood there is a vast difference. The White Moon
Itoiti it (libs a line Refrliiorntore are famous the world over as tho
WIT lift“ to niafihrv vii. anti they only use about tonthirtls as much for
the that; closest “QTWW‘W- Thoi‘eforothlg is ”19km“ to buy
A J. olins Co.
Bunerttl moons and Embttltners.
3123~3183 North Main Street. ; South Norwalk. Conn.
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
COMPETINT
Are Wanted
BOOK KEEPER3
Stamford South Norwolk
STENOGRAPHERO
OFFIC$ ASSISTANTO
Port Chester
I
V
,
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 438. NORWALK.
'vvvvm mm“.
M“...
WALK-OVER SHOES.
“The Bifi 4" ‘ “
There are four reasons why you should wear
Shows, namely 1'
WALKIOVBRS are durable, WALK-(WERS are comfortable.
\\'.\l.i{»t)\’li:li8 are stylish, WALK-(Wick prices anI only
$3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.51)
FLYNN & RYAN
to wusmo'roai brunet. count optimum.
\h'AliK-OVER
Bathrooms Complete
$50.99
---AT-—-
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
233 MAIN STREET, spawns
‘3 The “Hatch & Bailey Co
OOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
MILL TEL.“ YARD TEL. “II.
, Lumber and Mtll Work for ItVerything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glen of every description. One, two and three-ply Tor Paper.
'llflh WOUliu and COM. SIMON. PADDY.
unaided Wooden Gutters, two lines. .»
Lincoln" ”pm” "hm Rooting. Sheathing uni Builders Pour. .
Hair insulating and Danton I Papers
warranted.
the store of Horace Nash. Notih Main
and West totteots, Thursday. it‘ridny
anti ldaturdny of this week. (toutrihu
tions solicited. fii‘f nrticlus are to be.
called for. notifyv Miss Scudtlcr, ilti ’
Wost street.
.iohn Brennan, the eccentric charm:
tor known nit ”Pioltpenny.“ who makes
frequent visits to Dunbury. has just
omcrgod from Derby, "looking almost
the part of a realisport.“ as the Anna
nia sIIIItlntIl expresses it. Brennan. shy to my work. i met two classes;
who is also known as ".lohnny-o-the— then had to come hommiclt. Mind
Woods. " has just been fitted outwith tour medit too on the hall table in the
new clothing nn'ti a bath by his lM-rhygmorning'n mail it was a most wot»
friends A year or five £30 a subsorlpa come right. i went to bed Ind begun
tion was taken in Derby fot the man on the medicine. 89.111“!th such
19.. up. mimosa of providing him with variety of aches l neVor experienced
a. home. but he refused to give up his bofore. During the at; t. i thought
roving and since then the money in the l'd sneeze tny heal off. owner, by
fund has been used to provide hitn next morning i find the till it under.
with some of the necessaries of life. contrdl. lords tip and about (I house
Ofthe $224 raised by the subscription the next titty. IIIII not this to do any
all but 970 has been expended. wdrk for four or five days afterwards
A s'TrtoNo 't'Ie‘rIMONIAt.
From a Distinguished Professor Whole
Home Will Be Given Upon Appii.
cation.
Yotn prompt answer to my order
reached the in the pick 9'. ti o. The
lnlttht pIovlous I bod a about! 3 «poll
in the night and felt pretty Itchy ext
morning, but went over. to the an
3” 3133139 wholt3I33town iii dovmmmth the
' ' 'I' one; t It was my I e As
SALVATOR CHARIOTT among many acquaintances 3 know
no one who not 01! so iiih ly as 1
General Contratftor
.,aewer, water wark, draiii‘ns’. motors
‘, Work and rock excavation. Est!
ates cheerfully given on all contract
ork. Orders are siphoned
Tel. 816-3 25 W606 Siféét
Dick's Medicine is first class.
l IIImIfiIIMM that instead of feeling
worn out by this attack. 1 never felt
better in my life. Your medicine is a
sovereign cure for Grimm and for
Malaria. i know of nothing it. equal
1 have innocuous: now rixiit aim the
Grippe than i have had in six months.
d. i tint well sstltiiled your Doctor?
Baby Coats for Spring
3ft is now time to change the baby’s heavy clothing to light
wcifiht garments, and there is no place that you my come
with morocertainty of finding just what you want than here.
Well-mule and finely finished coats of linen. cashmere
and pique in all the spring models. short reefers and three-
quarter length costs. with all latest trimmings 03f braids. locus
and hand-embroidered effects
Each one is a comfy. good-looking little garment at prices
that will appeal to you.
SIZES THREE mourns fro THREE ism.
TheN. E. ‘yanCo
I 86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
M ”on
,IAuutfli.’ ~3.tri .t'.‘:i
”on...” A. ——— Ah: “a"..- . A ...._~..... MW...”
sentinel in Sale, To Let and Want Ads. P
races Raine front 93 98 to $35. 00
Wt W“ ”flit-silt 5,35
III
wot. Beintl one by the
Hawaii Branch
lililliillllilllllli Illillfl
ill Kill ii if lellllllll
Medihal Fraternity Co- operation
in the Movement Here
The. scrvices at the South Noiwnlk
Baptist tllutrch. yesterday, were large
ly attended. especially in the evening.
The music was of a high order. The
oti’ortory solo at the evening service
~ by Mrs. .l. Wesley O'Connor was belu-
t.ifttlly rotitiered. The pastor unit for
his prelude. on current events, Tito
Call of the Tuberculosis Dispensary to
The Norwnlltu. He said:
it is estimated that tuberculosis
cost the United States tIVt-r $200,000.
000 it year. This astonishing prico
paying for the "white plague." rt-prt-
stints only a fraction of the actual cost
in health, happiness and human sucri»
fire. the extent of which no living man
can determine; (Or the reason that the
mind difficult task or life is to enter
into the consequences of disease and
measure the tiisuptmlnttnents, the
shattered hopes and wasted energy of
those who arc actually afflicted, but
those also, who suffer with the of-
flirted.
it is because of this enormous cost
in dollars and human lives. that the
crusade against the spread of tubercu-
losis has become a national movement.
that‘ every patriotic citizen must be in.
tercsletl in. for without the vital inter-
est of the people in every anti-tuber-
culosis effort, there is serious danger
of this disease jeopardizing the public
health.
As citizens or this coIIIItItIniiy we
have a duty to perform in connection
with tho 'i‘IIiIerculosls Dispensary, lo-
cated on Pine street. It was establish-
ml with the lofty aim of being an edu-
cational anti remedial agency for the
bent-tit of all, and particularly for the
sake of those who are. or may become
affected with tuborculosls, its very
aim makes our duty unnIistnkahlo, for
any educational effort to proved? dis
case is fundntttontul to our life as a
mmmunliy. and tuberculosis: is pre-
vcntnblc. We are not yet entirely free
from tho fate of the traditional con»
stIIIIption.- flint donuts the patient with
death the wry clay of his Iliaxnosls.
We must be educated to believe in the
redemption which medical science has
wrought. and that. pII-utls with us to
open the windows of our dwellings and
let the sunshine in. and breathe in the
healing air or tiotl's otIt of doors.
The astounding fact is, that so many
people arc afraid of nature, when in
reality its atmosphere is charged with
the forces that combat with and pre-
vent disease, The wonder is. that no-
tttre saves man in split- of himself,
There is no friend so true and loyal in
man's physical life as nature; it gives
him a thousand tokens of its friend-
ship, and in the cycle of its years re-
veals the marvelous wolidvrs of its
life. beauty and diversity. Still ninn
devises ways of thwarting, insulting
and refusing nature‘s friendship. in
eonsctptenco of which. lie invites dis.
ease and becomes a victim of trans
grossion. For back of every disease in
a broken law of nature’s code.
Now the educational aim of the ills
pensary is to teach us that nature is
otir frit-ntl. that we live in a common
society and association. which nature
will help protect, if we will stop spit-
ttnit in its public highways. and will
purity our homes with its fresh air,
and will let the radiance of its filtli
beams renovate and funtigato the
moon in which we live.
Tuberculosis in prevmuabic. but in
order to make it no we need the edu
cation that will omanripato tut front
the shale and delusion of patent medl-
(Hines and other artificial faltmt. and
will give us a living faith in the nut-
nrnl means of nature to prevent ditt-
case.
The l‘iittpctutary also aims to brinir
within the reach of any who are unifor-
lnIr with tuberculosis. the roInrdial
hope of recovery. To this end it has
it well equipped clinic, with everythinx
that is sanitary and up to date in up
pilunccs to cure for the path-n1. and iii-
strtiet ltitn to care for himself.
it has the continuum of' the med!
cal fraternity for The Norwolits, two
physicians spend one hour each day
.I tho dispensary for consultation and
advice.
in it few weeks it will have It cont-
potent visiting nurse who will visit
locates wh‘era it. in none ry, givinr
lunch service and advice i at will aid
the patient to be mmfottnble while
retaining his health, and will at the
some time prescribe such precautions
that will protect other members of the
family from contracting the disease
This splendid work of the 'X'ilbltt‘ott.
lositI Dispensary is carried on by on
emulation of local clowns who have
perceived its net-ti“ in the are of The
Nurwulks ft is tlrpnndeat upon local
benevolence to maintain its work, and
extend its influence according to he
,turs needs. The yearly membership
. .fee is one. dollar. on investment for
good health that will bring to any to“
large returns in benefits to othorl. it
calls the people or The Noruiltn to
support its mission. as their work in
education and social service for thisI
conservation of saith and the restarti-
tlon of the afhic ed. .
li‘Oi'e-lttliltlm‘l college men and worn»
Ien are already thinking of engaging
quarters in hotels near the campus in
' New Haven.
itI'I'II. Ii. 9‘. car‘I‘I‘I'I‘I’Iiér Tells it hit ,
which the people or this country are .
win It»).
’i‘itnt wore
marked $5.00
N O W
$3.98
92 Washington
Street
’i‘hat. were
marked 37 till
$4.98
If!“ I. so» I‘IMIIN to it...
NORWALK
:pI-ciiy ottr heaters.
i
as "Century Compound."
Last forever. Never require paint.
lit'l ter
CHARLES H.
s SEAVi3Ew AVENUE.
BTEAMER FiREMAN
DEATH.
Wu Caught in too oil Furnaces
‘ While Lighting the Fit-u.
NEW YORK. May 2.~—-t)lnf (linen
boy flrotnau on the 'l‘t-qui Oil (i-otn .
patty ‘_s stunner Florida. died uf- ,
tor hours in axon) and Willinm l’et- .
era a fireman, who tried to rescue til- I
son as the latter was catntlit by n and
don finic- blast of inc. stewiet It oil‘
furnace fires. is suffering from the
terrible burns he II-otelved but may re-
I‘tthl‘.
Olsen was lighting fires in the roar'
of tho furnaces when the air blast to
blow the great blue flames inward up. 3
tier the boilers was turned on so the
Florida. at anchor at Shooter island.
iv“ timrlllflfi to leave for Tampa.-
Flu. ay A scream of pain hoard
above the roar of the furnace sit lb!I
flames shot luworti startled the. entire
ships company. The oil and the tilt
currents were instantly turned off hilt
the cries continued to, come more and;
more clearly from the now faintly
hinting furnace l
The fireman peered in and for in
the rear what looked like it rugged pli-
inr of time was seen staggering shout.
Peters rushed into the furnace mourn
the lurid figure, and in a moment cam:-
forth. the timing form In his arias.
His own clothes were all shine Deck
Mimi “roiled W luhhetn. When
them was risen that
a!!! WWW plant was
bison, who meet have failed to near
the warmth about you as the flames
were turn have wins no hope:
item the first of saving the pay Pf"
era it it; honeyed. will live.
for the must set one
surly tilting?
Don t
lnthehh‘hto
MINTZ’S §oiii .
“The Home of Atfhvrt
installed by any healing contractor.
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation called "Neverlonlt" is not suitable for stopping
bad leaks or for use on old or poor roofs and not as lasting or durable
The above testimony was given under oath at. the injunction hear.
,ing in the Stamford Court April 11,1910.
We offer the Century (‘ompound at 60c PER GALLON and gun-
nntcc all muting work for three years.
The Century Roofing 8tMantift‘téturin'g Co.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
and cheaper then
In. uses" to
i this v.etir
’l‘htit wine . That ware.
marked $8.00 marked $10.0il
Now
it litirwiii’t
Colin.
I mitoses»
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M.
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
WRIG ‘ T‘
FOR STEAM OR HOT WATER HEATING
FURNACES
FOR HOT AIR HEATING
if you are looking for economy,
Let us send you circulars.
The Argand Boiler Co.,
SOUTH NORWALK. cons.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
w
Asbestos CENTURY Shingle?
More titan one hundred million:
of them were used on roofs during the past twelve months.
stsnortuc MASTiC Watt. BOARD
baths and Planter: *
FOR SALE AND APPLIED BY
AISTHORPE
copra aouwstig. outta.
virtue
""w'EMAN Hinton sinuous
tit-ted That the MudoA Milton in in-
forming Concu- Mon.
lNlilANA AW ind. “I” 2-439-
cause she had made a mistake in xiv
in; a report to u out“!!! OMEN!!!"
and feared arrest Mr! Julio V. Wi-
ton. trldyeurs 30kt. «twain?! I
your try by tanning torso!
homo lint “HAW... may!
dealer found the when he rdtiil'll-
ed home
A notat- left by the woman reed;
”My our buying Husbond:
"This is all my own hulk agt/
yours no i made a mistake w it ,0”
censor man. i did not mflhW
are innocent in (Ivory wiry. Toll every
one good bye.
"Your lovl wife.“
".itilJA Clitorprt."
According to II mightier iii. hid
mininfortned the canto-rotor no to the
company with which her husband VIM
connected.
wm
ouvo Mm iN weer Nouit’r‘iiut.
Francis Mamngeili and family loft.
Routh Horwnllt today for Welt Nor-
folk (‘onnettieuh where, the
to make their home in the ruins}:
and Mrs. Mmengeili have Wt
all their pmperty in Hamilton mun.
and hues Court to James
Bridge of They retain It i 31
the unhingion street ind m
some lots in Rhodosolio Perks”
new property in West Nanette-m ,
of about 300 hem of fine 3ft.
iomonttelii had under count 0
the erection of It large Mimi! r
in and place. tuft will not do anything
W
n. in near the height of the sitte-
mobtit- mm.
Norwalk Chronicler