Ran“
A ,. . .
m . one
. rill . Entirely
‘ len‘l'ofiidal .
a.
out lie is a tonic.
not stimulate. it does not make you
feel better one day, then u had as ever
the next. Therein aotstirop of alcohol
in it. You have the steady, oven kiln
..
that comes how a strong topic... Ask
your doctl .
about this.
W .
the Washington street bridge has
some coming. A kitten entirely of the
color mentioned put in its appearance
there this morning and no ons‘knew
wherefi came from. .
A inan’ Who observes says that this
morning he saw a passenger train held
up by an open draw bridge for the
first time in many moons. This oc-
. :
Get roar Dnig Wallis
rules all the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and einoient service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs [or our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
curred shortly after 6 o’clock. when
the draw was opened to allow a vessel
to, be towed to Norwalk. The train
was held up for about five minutes.
l Mrs. Adcibcrt Partricll, who was tall-
en ill of diphtheria while visiting
t'rlcnds in Mount Vernon. following
ilcr operation at a New York Hospital,
is believed to be getting along nicely,
though ‘ under quarantine. in conse-
quence of which il. Will be some time
hoi‘orc she will be able to return to
her home ill East Norwulll.
A party of young people returning
home from a dance In Norwulk Just
alter midnight yesterday morning,
wore mystified, while walking through
I
William Wright is having his all?
deuce repainted.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church parish will meet tomorrow at-
ternoon with Mrs. Frank Clark, lion"
an street. .
Mrs, Hubert S..Mihohell has return-
ed home to Waterbury from a visit
with her mother, Mrs. Charles R. Day.
of Belle place.
Sidney E. Smith is recuperating
from a several day's illness, during
which he has becu confined to his
home in First street.
Bert Young, the trolley inotornlan.
wheelie run is between Norwalk and
Bridgeport, is quite ill at his home in
Snliihrillc.
The district meeting this evening? at
llio Fitch school will he held in 5
o'clock. ’I‘he‘liistrlct committee hold
a meeting last night preparatory to
this evening's session.
The schooner Goodenough .Ioadcd
with pulp for the St. George Pulp and
Paper Company, of Norwalk. was tow-
ed up the harbor this morning by the
tug Addie V.
The cleanup operations in the East
Norwnlk streets have extended today
to Fort street. where the roadbcd is
being lcvolcd up and the woods in the
gutters are being scraped out.
There was a return to near-winter
curly this morning. which was lloi
quitc uncxpoctcd, as the government
\vcatilcr report ycstcrday predicted
coolcr woatllcr.
A daughter was born a tow days ago
to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moore, of 218
Washington street. This event makes
Mr. and Mrs. Frank liolly grandpal»
enis again.
.A lllccting ol' the St. James (llrcio at
King‘ Daughtesrs, will be held at the
Home of Mrs. ll‘i‘od .lunes. lb Cove arc.
East Norwulk.»Thursday. May 5th at
3:30.
Captain ii. iii. Lockwood, who l't‘iK'ilL
ly biilll a new house in First stroot.
has had a hedge icnce placcd Ill front
at tho properly. and ti cellar cull- C(lli'
sti'lictod,;goi'liicli is a very artistic plot-c
of work.
Mrs. Vil‘iilnu McKay and iiicco llit‘
moving front ll ltowan slreoi. to New
Haven, and Mr.‘alld Mrs. Allllll'th‘
Carpenter will iliovo lilto llic llousc
till-y iii'o vacating. illsionli of to 5 Row-
:in slrccl, as has bocii Hillll‘li.
Mrs. Frank Hell). of 1313 Washing~
ton slrcol, has been visiting hcr son
and dilllglllvl'dlhiilW, Mr. and Mrs, iCrir
csi ilolly, iii New York (Pity for nor
oral days and is oxpcctoli home this
cvciilng.
Dominick Eula. or ii Woodward ill-in
illlc, South Nor 'nlk. hrolilor of All-cl.
l'iiiln, who is learning the harbor busi-
ness lit the Ollilo shop on tho Washing
ton slroot briligo, was iiillt‘ll to tho
Norwiilll Hospital yoslcrduy llll‘ ironi-
illonl for lloul'i lroublc.
iliuhcr lidos than tho lust “coil lilivo
culls-oil considerable coiilinc ii iii” this
morning the water covered lilo ilals
uililor the Washington stroci brlduo.
which was a vcry wolcoulo condition.
for witlloui blah lilies tho sowuuo null-
tor is no causo for joy.
The Wright lli’tlllll‘l’ri ilro preparing
to put tbclr bit; luunl-ll Vsl‘llliu lll ("iiil-
lllll-lh'lilii iii a low days. The boat is at
tho Ayers shipyard oil Scitvil-w lilo~
into, where silo ls being ropulliloll. It
is expected that lilo Viil'llliJ Will tlillo
to tho walcr this week.
The plibllc clock over lilo. molor non.
orator house ill Sciivlow uvolluc, has
boon lil‘llflVill‘ itself vcry well, follow
ing the P600!“ spending about] of limo.
it is still inclined to llccp allond oi
fulhcr little but the difference is only
it qliostioil of a very icw'mluules and a
little regulating will m-ollably help.
if the ill-rivalioi a black cat is a
sign of good luck. as some people
think, the iiafnor.eatablinhilicnt on
stories .
can Norwalli rile' plane
The taxpayers of the East Norwslk
Fire District are hereby notilled that
a district. tax of line mills on the uni.
iar. laid on the Town Assessment List
or 1909. at a int-sting of the. District
held on the lat day of Juno. 19.09. at
the least. Norwaiit school house, the
time of payment having been amended
at a special meeting of said district
hold the 29th day of September. will
be due and payable on the drill day
of May, i010. at which'time i shall
be ready to receive the some at my
store. No. loh‘lrst street. . Penalty at
the rate of nine per cent. a year from
May 1. into. will he charged on all
taxes remaining unpaid on and alter
June 1. 1910.
iii. E. GORHAM.
Collector of Taxes for the East Nor-
waill Fire District.
" Dated, East Norwulk, April 23. 10.10.
, « O33 lllt
Seilvlew avenue, to see a long streak
at light in the direction of South Nor-
walk. Some though perhaps the com»
ot was me mg a visit bill it developed
that the sl ht was caused by an open
inches on a locomotive. ’
A third son arrived yesterday In the
, borne oi. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Belmont,
In Seaview avenue. Mr. Belmont, who
is in tho bookkeeping department of
tho Soulshlpt Oyster System. incorpor.
ntcd. and Mrs. Belmont are consider-
l lag the matter of a name for the little
new corner, and are desirous of having
one that begins with A, for the lath-
cr's and each of the other two boys’
begin with that letter. .
Louis id. itcyllol s Is on the trail of
n out and he will p it it olit oi‘ commis-
sion, he promises. unless the said lot
i liickeeps away from his chickens. Yes.
tcrliny this particular cat was discover.
cd carting off ono of Mr. ltoynoilis'
cllickcns. How many otllor cilickons
Mr. Reynolds has lost through tho
3 same agency he has ilot haul-ml out bill
be is lncllflzd to the helioi‘ that yoslor-
day’s oifcnso was not the iii-st pari oi
this particular cut.
Operations started In clinical this
morning on tho Mnyliowvr ()val ill
(Love avenue. hetlvooil Fourth and
‘ iiilll streets. Signs have bccu ill posi-
tion tor several books. warning
'iigttlilst the use of tho short clli
llllrougli tho diamond and now tho
grounds are being dull up, with it Now
Ito putting them in lilo host possllllo
icoildillon for lilc Mayiiowol- bliscbull
tcaru's names. which lil‘l‘ lo bogin
shortly. It is probahlo that the strong-
ost ailiatcur loaills ill the vicinity will
play horc.
At tho semi-annual illoctlng oi lllc
Ellwortli League of the East Aronuo
Methodist Church. Monday evening.
(lillccrs worc ciootoli as follows:
l’i'r-stdetit.-liiii'olil t‘. Hail.
to-
tion attendant.
The undersigned regret to say that
the element at: discord In the commit»
tee compels them to ask the taxnsy~
era to attend this meeting and let them
put this matter through as soon as
possible, for it it goes to the annual
meeting we will not have the addition
this summer. and It is imperative that
we should.
P. s. slnLniNti,
W. H. BAKER.
.. “a...“ «w...
limit
bliss Marlon Ceilings, of Rowayton'
avenue. has been ill the past few days.
,it‘rlcnds from Brooklyn are nests at
lilo. home of Mr. and Mrs. F‘. i- . Moffat.
-I.eave your meat order with That-
cher, or telephone Public Market. Free
delivery every day.
Dayton Slater and Miss Eva Sister.
of licllsonvllle. New York, have been
ghosts of Mrs. iooretta Sister, of Pen:
iioyer strcct. '
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, who'
liuvo boon visiting in Fall River. Mass,
have returned to their home in Hall-
roull nveuuo.
Miss Ruth 'I‘liomes, one of tire teach-
ers in the (Senior school, Dal-ion. has
been obliged to relinquish her position
on account of ill health. and Mrs.
(icorcc $ciuiiicr. of Logan street, is
substituting for her.
Miss ictllcl 'i‘nylor entertained a low
or her young friends, Monday evening.
other home in Railroad avenue, in
honor of her birthday. Games were
played and later refreshments were
served and alter wishing the hostess
lllnny happy returns the young people
left for their homos. all declaring they
had had a very pleasant evening.
A lwoilty minute trolley schedule
will be ill force on the Stamford line
every pleasant Sunday afternoon.
comillcncinu this week. until the stilli-
incr timo. table £098 into effect, which
will ho tho Ialtor part. of this month.
it tho wclliilor is cloar Sunday the
twenty lnlnulc schedule will ho coul-
mouccd at 12:50 o'clock and will cori-
illluo until lilo 5:30 car from Norwnlk.
This is for tho bcnofll of poopic who
likc to stroll along tho shorc llicsl‘
lllco Sabbath ultcruoons. Last Sunday
two cars wcro run on each trip to no-
ooininodillc tho pooplc.
Organizod only about two months
ago, lilo Mott‘s Club of Itownyton. gavo
all llllprosslro demonstration last ove-
illug at its quarters in tho Mothodlsi
Church cliiipol of tho lino and rapid
euccoss that is being madc by carrying
lut iil ciliboralo ill-tail a hanqpol which
provldcd all unusually enjoyable ovo-
.‘lllltl for npproxllilaicly titty men. The
club was formed for tho promotion of
good fellowship and good morals, and
in.- llll.’ boucills which may be llcrlvod
from such an organization morally.
t'iilll‘illlilllu”), physically and oihor-
also. and Micro is every indication that
it is llocolllplislllng lls purposc Not
‘llo Ioilst oi’ ilio lloslrca of tho club is
to make lilo llii!li oi the village llcllor
acquainted. A big stop In this direc-
tion was illallo by tho banquot 'l‘lic
‘lovlilliy and good lollowslllp that pro
vallcll’aug’urlsl wcll for tho colltlnuoll
sllccoss of the club A uumbcr of tho
First Vlcol’residouimMiss Allcc
Darrow.
Second Vice- Prcsldciil - Aqullla
(li'eonwood.
'l‘hlrtl Vicc-I'rcsldciitw-Mrs. tlcorgc
l.. iirition.
lv‘ourlh Vico i’rosidcilt wills.
lli'oso Ctll'lloiilur.
Secretary—Miss Falliilc Morgan.
'i‘i‘t‘afilll‘t‘l"--[“l‘eilt‘l‘il'lt Hawkins.
,l)l'gonlst~~hiiss ilollorla lliiwkliis.
Ilclcgiitos to tho district convention
Wall‘s. W. W. (lllllcs,. Mrs. Aqliillil
tll'ooilll'ooll and M rs. Ambrose t‘arpt-lr
tor. Allornutc~-«.\ilss llobecca Golb.
.lohil l.'|ioililllodlcu, of the firm of
l.‘l-iollllllcdiou lirolbors, has just re-
colvcli ll lctll-r from E. It}. Kooicr. ii
i‘orulor l-csilloiil of this place. Mr.
Kcolcr is now located lll Los Allgclos.
t‘iililoriila. wliorc ho is ill the connect-
lug llusluoss. and ho is roportcli us tio-
illy, linoiy. Iio is all active illoliihcr of
the Nllrllliiilllio avenue Mothodlst lcpls-
copul Church and Epwurth l.ciil:uo, su~
porliiicildont of tho Sunday school.
and louder of a chorus choir of sixlcou
wioos. The church recently t'illlilllt‘l‘
oil ll lllroo woolls‘ rctlvul sorrico, and
Mr. Itoolor and his chorus dill grout
work illoro, llo says siruwllorrlos aro
live cculs u qullrl; ohcrrlcs and black
llcrrics are iii the inarlici, lillil :lli fruit
and reactabios arc in llllo condition.
(in April zillli .llr. Koolcr‘s daughter
Maud. colobriitcd lllo slxtccilill anni-
lorsllry of bcr birthday. and oiiicrlnin»
Ni ii coliipnily of frioiids. April limb
was known as ruisll day. and orory-
body was outing arc t clusters of rain-
ins at live cents ll pound. lllit which ro-
lall in Conllocilcul at ‘30de 30 costs
a pound.
l‘:(lillll‘.(lf 'I‘hc. Soliliilcl: Al llic last
iucolinn ihc East Norwulk l~‘Irc district
voted to appropriate 83.000 dollars for
it till ll: p. motor and a 3714. kw. genera-
ior. 'l'hc lilujorlly of the district coni-
nllltoc request you to give them the.
privilege to put in a 35 h. p. motor.
as lllo prcllulliulry bids were for a ill“.
b. p. motor and n 37% kw. alliteration
We know that there are citizens who
arc llcprlvcll .of light on the street
in their neighborhood that are Juslly
entitled to receive it; also. we know
there are citizens that want the light.
In their homes. and all it. will not ho
a burden to the district. and will help
to pay for the street lighting. We
strongly recommend It. ..
The following is the cost of the
plant. as we know it. will be of interest
to you. 'I‘hle plant has been in opera.
tion since August, 1908. without any
serious trouble. The total earnings
from commercial lighting and powar
to date In approximately “$00.06.
from which the district paid Smith
Norwalk $576.70 for the above current,
leaving a balance of $704.26 to help
pay interest. etc. Our lowest sale of
current wail 34.419. tor the month of
December, 1008. For the month of
December, 1909. is amounted to 8112.03,
while our sales for April, llllO. in
$176.15, showing conclusively to any
business man who li‘l not hissed that
the commercial end will be a help to
the district.
The warrant book showa that every
dollar paid ‘out by the district for
equipment and electrical supiies from
the beginning an to January 4. 1010.
which amounts to 19,009.34. which is
the total cost at the plant, exclusive oi
Alll‘
guests woro so ploaaod with iliclr ro
coplloll and the oniortliiillilonl provid-
t‘ll lor ihcul. that they announced illoir
- “iiilll‘llli'hr to llccllmc liloilillcrs on tho
:.‘Illli. ‘l‘lloi \vol'c onrollod at (lilt‘t‘. l‘hc
’suppor was an oxltlIcul oilo, lliul coir
urlitlllniionu woro allllworcd on (‘llli‘l'l'l‘
.losso .l. .larvls on lilo illlc filll‘l‘llil ho
had proparod. ’i‘ho mcuu iiicludod
~l'cuolilblo soup, roast bool, lullsllcli pil
‘ liitoos. ci‘ciillloil onions, gl'ccu polls. lot
,liico. oolcr)‘, t‘llt‘lliiilli‘l'ri. i'l'ilt'kl'l'h.
li‘lli't‘h‘l‘. cofft-c, ico ci'oitill liliil waifois.
gilllll-l and fruits, lllll justico bolus llllill‘
llll tho hill‘l‘llil. l‘l‘osillout Thillt’lli‘l, ol
Zilli' l-lull. prosllloil as lolistliiiiall-r
lAllor lilo doloctiilllos worc all onion
'llilli safoly stoucll away. songs, pili'i‘l‘ll
ios, l‘I'i‘llllliOllb‘ aild humorous .N‘llli’ll's
lwcrc llstoiiod to for static (lino. all of
iwhicil wol‘o thoroughly approciaicil, as
was cvldcnt by tho izcnorous applauso
.wlllch was froqlloiltlr givon 'i‘llo oro
Enlns's musical prouraiu conslslcd of ii
lilulubcr of scloolloiis woll roullorod by
in quartol coniposod of Moss-rs, Edward
‘lll‘olhol'ion, David Mills, l’rosiou liar!
1and .loscph Taylor. (‘hnl‘los l'oltl pro
sidcd at the piano. t‘ilffol'il .lcllulnfls
,lulro two funny rccilatlous. which con
vulscd his llstoliors. Most of llioso
about ilio bnuquct board. loo, woro
called upon for it i’cw romarlls. and
this part of tho program contributed in
his illoasuro to tho success of tho ovo~
llinu. At tho conclusion of tho ioslil'l-
,llos. announcolnonl was inadc that at
{tho iioxl "tooling to be bold by tho
:i'lllll, which will take place on May i‘l‘.
l illoro would ho a deb to on tho follow-
ing question: “Reno cd, That woman
suffrage Is a good thing. The ilmrllllt
ilvc sldc will bc taken by hicssrs.
llonoiialia. Mills and Bryan. and till-
ncugllvo by Mortars. Edwin W. lied—
froy, Polly and Ackiil‘i. The domain In
lookoll forward to eagerly by tho
momllors. It will be prccodod by a
iiilk on lilo current events of the
month, by Mr. Moffutt, at tho conclu.
blob of which tliero will bc a discus-
sion on the topics touched upon.
To the Editor of The Evening lion-
llilol:
The Christian Church. as l lllliil'l‘-
stand It from a study of Its Founder‘s
.(lllllimililtliliillllli, should stand alpiarclr
for the forgiveness of sins, clue, as
Christ Himself has so logically pill ll.
'how can the members of that Church
oxllcct heavenly forgiveness for their
sins. If they do not likewise til-ant
pardon for offences connliittcd iiilionil
themselves? Not seven times alone.
declared Christ to,l’eicr, should wo
forgive one unolhor's ti'espnsseil, but
sereiity times seven. meaning thorchy.
i take it, that there til practically no
limit to the number of times we should
forgive. Our lord and Master said
there in none righteous. and i niii sally
lied that He know. He has warned us.
furthermorc. to judge not that we be
not judged. realizing fully how prone
we sinners are to do just this very
think-prone to see the mole as its
declarcs..that is in other people's eyes
and to condemn it, when we do not
yo moto. it shall bo measured to you
again." Who. thon. can lugfooiiiardy
enough to withhold iorgironcss. in the
taco or this strict injunction? 'l‘hla
injunction. which informs us that all
eye for an eye, lilid a tooth for a
tooth in going to bo cxactod in the final
reckoning.
\‘oi lliorc is a Christian Citron in
this community that has done pro-
clsoly lilo thing which Christ has for~
biddcli it should iiol do. Not bolus
contoill with disciplining one of its
luciiillors for till oi'louco ho is alicgoll to
have committed ------ disciplining him.
that is to say. by driving hiiu bill of
the ministry and llloroby depriving
him and his luluily oi‘ their clliot‘
source of living. till-y now. or at least
tho oil'lciiils or that church do, rcfusc
to rosloro him to fellowship in that
body an an ordinary layman, notwith-
standing that ho has ploadod in a lot-
tor to illoso olllciiils that lili‘)‘ grant
liitll this hoou. ills invalid wifo liilil
ionrfully sick iiilllglill‘l' lltltt' to roillniu
llt‘i'c. \viioro what prilpcrly ho possoss.
cs is lociilod, whilo ho lllluscli' has felt
Illc licccsslly of Hi lllK away from them
until sulll limo, lit lliilpu, as nhcn tho
church may soo ill to iorgln- him still
liivc llilii ll flotilla to bouib llol'c all
en't'i' attain. 'l‘ho ll'ill‘l. howl-vol. has
torn hold up; no ltl‘llllii has boon tall-
ln on ii, nor has llw cullurolzlitiou llad
illiuhl row on it
tho all) Joana t‘ilrisl would il‘oal lliiil
olllllll lll\. and board llll. plla'.’ i doubt
i doubt ll from lili‘ bottom of lil,‘
llviill
ltl saw that which no» iUbl
ll.
oxrcpl ill llll‘ll'
illlil:~' Hill ill- but illlil lilolo is
lilil‘t jl'l lil ill-inch tul‘l‘ tho :«iil‘liili‘
ll ozll- Nillllt'l' \i'llo It'lltillt‘lii ’llluli
lllorl is ovol' ilillcll-illlio who ili'l- ill»
l'olllil allll-ll’.‘ Him il'lldt‘l' this unlit-l
lulio ilzr albums. and particularly for
lilo ‘~llillt'l'.~i will: ropolll‘ lion coiiipas
sll‘liii‘i-ii iilil Hl‘ li'l'l limill‘il ”li‘ lltllll‘
lulllllmli. who did not lliiro lo llilso Ills
Viva bill ullo ('i'li‘li ll’lllil llflll oil.
“(loll bo llll‘l‘l'lflll lo luv, ll sluiior'”
.\llll lulu clout was lii~ tilllli‘illlil for
tho ai-if-l‘lghloolla i‘illil'lnl't', who stood
up boldly Ilcfllro Ills .\l.illol. and said.
"(i lnrd. i thank 'I‘llol-_ lhul i am not
llkc othor ulcu'” \‘ipols and Ilypro
critos Is what No l'lillt-ll this class of
individuals. and Ho illlorlilod llloill
that tho ovorl \'i‘l‘_\‘ lllwcsl oi illnllkllill
would go into hoaroll Ilclilro illoill. ll
illon, t‘lll'isl fcll this way toward sill
hole and hypocrlll-s. should not wc. as
His profossoll followors, prilccoll it ill
ili- iilllro slowly wlloii li‘illllit‘ll to pass
,liltlgillolll liiul clliuloillllalipll on till“
who was uolllll'l'. ||i‘|‘iiilll.\‘. illliil ritlllli‘
of us in our rospocl. and lot may ho
sll'oilsol' than limit) oi as lil tillli'i‘ ros~
pccts‘." I think so nllsoli. lilill l lllll
sailsllod flint thorc are many olllvi's
who think llhl'lflbl‘. l'lllllnillilt'lll lol'
corroclion is all right onollltll. and
thoroughly Ill harmony with tho lilblc.
iliil punishment for tho who of llcs
li'ticiloil is not till right. and lhci'cfol‘l‘
not ill harmony with tho lllbio-wnl
least as it appllca in HIV prosoiil i'llHi‘.
laisl own
.‘xll‘
Give the poor. uulllrllluiiio until
a chance. say I. for ho has
already suffcl‘cll more than
enough. Who will stand by Mr. lirowli
now. and give him the llolplilu hilild‘.’
i will for our. and gladly. Who ucxl’.‘
lllcssotl nrll tho illorclful. for illoy
Christ. Speak up, friends, for the
cause. i believe, is a good one.
‘ Very truly" yolirn.
.iUiloi‘t NOT constants: Nor.
slimline.
Nev’toii Wallace. of t-iouioril. ill
spending a few dais with friends on
Post road.
Mrs. George W. Fowler. of Norman.
liclizhtil who has been ill. is able to
be about again.
Mr and lliril. linnlol llswiey. oi‘
Bridgeport, are guests of friends in list
rleu for a' few days.
Mills May (3. Kelley. of .lohnatowh.
Pa.. hi visttin friends and relattma
this weekln proton. ‘
Benjamin at. John. has returned
home from an automobile trip to lilirt.
lord.
condemn the beam' that is in our own
eye. which we proton not to see. The '
Master: then follows up His warning
to judge not. with this threat: "For
‘ with what judgment ye Judge. ye a it ‘
I
Mrs.Hannsh Richards of Mystic.
who spent the Week-end with friends
in Noroton Heights. returned to her
hoe today.
The plno'chie champions of Lincoln
“be Judged; and with what men re Council, Junior 0. U. A. M.,ct nation,
This lulled package insures “SANITARV CLEANUNESS.”
Not a hand touches its contents from the “melt leaves
the uflnorlcs until It is opened in your kitchen.
a chance to so.» it. ill ordol llllil lllcl {iii'l‘ til i‘iillllliiln ii. Ill“
1,, my, I link “up \ollllltol-r iiilllllll‘) ullil
. lr dill ml .ll‘Mi: all) llo canto ,oulillz Saturday ai‘loruoou.
shall obtniii mercy. In tho proluirlo of.
will go to Stamford Friday croillnlr;
for lllo next round ill the tournaiilonl.
with lilalhe Council, of that city. 'l‘llc
Darion pliiyors still hold ll good load.
thouall lilo Slallli‘ordllcs cut it down
at the Iilst round.
Mr. and Mrs. Munsoil. or Mcridon.
‘who have boon visiting Mr. llllil Mrs.
li‘owlcr. oi Norololl lloichts. i’t‘llll'ilt'll
to lholr iiillllt‘ yoslorday iiill.-l'ilollil.
'l‘lio (‘llllil‘l'l lit iho i’rosllltoriilll
Cliiil'ch. Not-club, gllon for tho bolloilt
of tho church choir. was l'oalurod by
tonor solos by Frcll Hunt of Siziliilorll
and violin solos by Maslcr l-‘l‘odllic
Schnwb and Mr. Sohanb. all of which
wcro highly approcliliod.
.lohn i‘ci‘luro, all llillitill‘ of tho Sol-
dlcrs‘ Homo nl .\'ol‘ololl liviuhts. lill‘tl
Saturday night, from l‘lillt‘i‘luilh llli‘lll"
tion, out-d oi yours. Mo was a nail-lvc
oi Norwich and oillislcli lli l‘olilpuily
A. lath (.‘oliiloctiout \'oluull-or illiuii-
try. and sorvoil lil'Ill‘llt‘li”) lhroo yours.
Mr. Mt‘i'llli'l‘ an.“ it buclil-lor lll~ ll‘
inuilis wori- liikoil to Norwich by rl'llt
llvcs for llllt‘l‘illi‘lll.
.lollil t‘aso. ulzoll Ell )i‘lll‘h‘. dicll Ill
lilo lthlIllill al llil‘ Soldiol'a‘ litillll‘.
lust ol‘oulllg, ihl- «now both; l-lllilill'l‘
ly old ilui‘. 'l'lio tit‘t'l'litvi‘ll has 0ch oi
lilo lovl Aiiiol‘iliilis lllli‘n \llillc his pair
cilia “No in i'ol‘illizitl. iiilil t'ililii' lo lilo
lloloc i'i'oiil h‘uyili'lloll lic was it lliolll-
t'lliiiii-l'liclli
at i \oli ll'tlh
lilsililciioll llllouiilloul illc \‘l‘ul'. No
man if Ilo \l'lvro lo aplu-al' lloiorc lilili iiilillli.‘ rm‘i'iw him and lilo llod.‘ “i“
In) ”tho“ to Essex ltll' illlcriuoilt
llillioll is to llll\l' ll bll: llllri‘llttll op
“ilt'll llic
in raw l lliil‘ll'llti “ill lino up against HIV .\i:lpll-
lilo :~.ililvl‘~., who llllui lilo solid, and l \\tlUilb_ oi
iloi lo saw llll- italill-lloe, who did iii'l liilo ill‘iilill'tl to bo u \ll‘liiig loan. and
linauiilzl llpo homi- iiilifl'i will also bo u strolls
llrlllgopoi‘l ’I'llc visitors
llilo. Mlllllliu‘l‘ llliiplll'll :lmllil lit-limos
ho will hill-o oiio ill lilo fill‘lillul'M
ll’illllh the town has our lurlloli out.
To add to llll- unloiy of tho occasion.
ilio Noloilln llrlulilu brass band Will
no oil hull” and play solid-lions :ll \lil'l-
oils lilii‘i'\.’li‘~. ‘l'ilo il'itili will play as
usual on tho Norton lot lll .\iuill slrool
'l‘hl- null. of pulling; up tho Niall“ was
lit‘lLllll his. l‘\l‘lilil;1
“lino
.\ii'.~' li‘lll‘icil has sold llt‘l
Util oi town illil'lll'ri.
l‘Ilinti‘d Louis. lll I‘lll‘i l‘hos’lci. nus
a rlsilor lll lonii. Sandal.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wood onll llillnoll
lllolr liallulltor. Monday
Mrs. id. .l Teller and Minn Flolollco
i"l|.‘ilt‘l iiill-lltlcll tho it .\ it. iiill-iillu
ill lt‘ull‘llolll library. .\lilllllll}‘
.lllllil Fulll'lillil has lllo l'illill‘lll'l lu
oi‘ocl til ollllliizulou oil itlll‘ stroll tor
Airs Lloyd Nash.
l‘ial'll t'rossmlili ll.l.~ rolllciioll his
positional ilil- .\iiilollul bank and will
assist his lilillol Iii illi‘ llllll'iti'l
Airs l‘cllrl Mill‘llii loll: non
ghosts lll .\lI‘ and All». Hi‘llljl
on North arouuo
ibil'lll (‘illiiphl-Il All l'l‘ulllllll'y. hurl
iii’l'lll'l‘ll ii position at iloolo‘ lll'illlli'l'rl
lulll'llol.
.lollll illld .ionoph ’I‘il'ltol'. of initial-
poll, b‘l‘l‘l‘ Kill-hilt ill limit rilmliily ill
Mr. and Mrs. .I l.. liurllor.
Mlchllcl liliillliiill‘ in humor lbs or
Iortor or his Hillic slroci l‘oaldoucc llll
proroii liilli i‘t‘iliiiflitiil
llcrnilln l‘otrlc will upon tho prnil
lion at i‘utupo ilcllcii Illo hint ol‘ the
breath.
Miss .loiiiilc 'l‘llorpc bus lulll ll
tclllphoiic lllltlillll‘lliill hcr Main lllroct
homo.
'i‘lio members of tho 'l‘owu Iiilproro~
illeiil society are hard at work pro
lilli’illk for tholr annual fair.
itullsoo and lit. .lolln have lilo l‘llil
il‘lll‘l to build the third liow bonito for
ltorilco iiurlhuil on i~ltnlo till‘l‘Fl.
Mrs. Fred liniloraou and liltllllt'l‘.
Mrs. llarrlllt l’rlro spoilt 'l‘ucsllay ill
liridgcport.
About Juno. 1 ti. Daniel Webster. lilt‘
sculptor will rent his roslllcnce In town
and with his [utility will go to Dollo-
ta..
Frank M. Raymond wall the guest
and leader of the ltpworth lease at
the East Norwaill Methodist church.
handily evening.
Pope and Liability have the contract
to furnish a 1.000 gallon pressure liillll
ol' the chaueo innkc lor Mr, Walters
of Chestnut iiill.
The members of the musical society
were pleasantly entertained Monday
evening at the home or Mr. and Mrs.
ill“ in
lilo
\lllln
by local and out of town talent.
The barge "Evening Star” has com-
pleted unloading a cargo or coal for
Guslt brothers. Another barge has ar-
rived at the dock laden with coal.
At,the recent town lllcetillg it was
voted not to smile with the Norwalk
people for the tearing down of their
hath houses a year ago. A soil: will
llrobahly follow. .
PEARY TO GIVE LECTURE.
AN'i‘WElti’. May i.~~tloinnlalldcr
lloberl E. Peary has accoptod an lllVi~
lotion to lecture bcl'orc tho Royal ilelr
graphical oclety at Ailiwcl-p.
attained. .2...
orlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST‘N‘ORWALK
«—
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Fond Cooked to Order
John Bosnian
PROPRIETOR.
CityNational‘Bank
.—
I'RANOACTO A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS ‘
Capital
$100,000.00
, Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
”——
~Auto Company
' " Fbfi "SALE "
llESillAlllJc lil‘ildilxii I.t)'l‘S~-
lliiyvlow Ave. ('oilirnl Ava. \\'olld-
uoor Arc. and itbodonollaTurk,
NEW l3 AND T lltltm liiil'SI-ZS w
Lincoln alonuc. \\‘oo.l\vard nvonuo
and llii'arli pinto.
$3,300.“.000.
Automobile Liability and
Fire Insurance
Loans Negotiated. Steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton & Co.
(incorporated)
S RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic.
t‘ilil'opraciic is lilo scicllco ol’ llic
cnliao of the discuss and tho all of .id-
lusting lilo snillo. l‘isouvl‘n are caused
by a wronch. twist or sprain in the
back. liivcn if dono in childhood It
creates pinched nerves and pain In
latcr life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors ronlore the cause of
this diseasc and pain, and health is
rostllrod through harmonizing lilo six
nerve syatl‘luu in your body.
Ncrvolisncss. Rheumatism, l’arnly
sis, lioart. Kidney and Female Dist
nail-s are stroll special situation; also
Curvature oi the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCJS. D. C.
N WAIHING‘I'ON IT. l0. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment. mvon Also.
WALL
PAPER
i
New (kinda now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than hell year.
E. E. Gotham
Decorator
l0 Firit Street. Elili liorwelll
Woodworlh. A program was rendered
’WallPape
it
More seven ‘
Largest assorhnent iii H
the city. Prices from
100t0$5.00
, Double Roll
x'Sole agent for Janeway &Car-
poster’s, Fr. Beck 8: Co.'s Wall
Papers:
Contractor for Painting
and Paper Hanging
Paints, liousefurnishing Goods,
c., Sic.
———-——
Agent ior Columbia Phono-
graphs, Records and Supplies.
._....__
L.H.Decker
'37 WASHINGTON STREET.
sou-rs NORWALK.
- TEL. con.
A very large and complete
iafe Deposit Boxes, 83 and 05 per your. line 0f
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pru- \
JOHN H. KNAPP, ilt Vice-Pm.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vlcc- Bat room
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier '
DIRECTORS .
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
lohn H; Knapp Samuel Grumman 1x res
loslah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin,
2hrlstlan Swat-t: John H. Light .
Fred H. Rowan —-IN—
to 99 -
The Koehler 40 Nickel and Glass
is ill TOWN “a. \
Classy in Appearance. with the Latest
Style Montclalr Touring Body. Horace R. NaSh
i‘lxil‘l‘llli' Ilowcr on bills will) a speed
‘li l to ill) lllilcs an hour on high soar TELEPHONE 401 M"
liliihl'a this tho llil'iil l'til’. .
liolliolllllol' lilo spooliy lilllc "ilup- North M31“ and wefi suee‘s’
illollllc 1:0" runabout. lllnli lilo i'l‘iilllili" South Norwalk
Aliivuoll. "l'il'orllo lib." lll'dolvln‘lvis ‘
lild (‘oluulll‘lt ~_w____.. ..,.....‘ww—~—-
'l‘holio \lll ill.ll\’l'Ill. Sill-.1, or our ‘ ' -
Mahackemo Hotel
0
Norwalk Consolidated l. R, CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UPTD DATE
RATES 32 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
ll retrieve
Property to Sell
lll South Norwaik or vicinity, and are
willing to put a fair price on it, we
would llko an opportunity to talk it
over with
at our office in the
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDlNGo ,.
you
HE. Dana 8: Son
INCORPORATED
Telephone 452
.11., 1“ l r ,r
VERY Li'rrti‘.’
Mr. Merchant to have on Email}
81th for your store and show ills
down.
they 8101.1. Tiiiil (3001381
We make them. all sizes. and
Try a small sign for a starter-“tho
increase in ymlr business will cause
you to order larger ones.
The Reed is. villi Electrical Co.
OI WACHINGTON ITR‘IT,
IOUTH NOIWALK.
TIL. fl. .
slimmed;
”1.9”!“ .
am 0 “I it.
Norwalk Chronicler