tweut to Daubury. yesterday
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EBAY. ‘ MAY ”to, me
Stops I'IIII
Matteo 11,51
Get Your ang Wants
Filled at“ the
Bridge Pharmacy
fragrant and emcientiecrvice at 1
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
‘Come in and wait for your car.
ORIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, Man-nor.
Emory S. Crofut, of Danbury. was a
guest over Sunday at the home of '1‘.»
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S. Glover.
The three toasted schooner. Mattie
J. Alice. of Portland, Maine. was tow~
ed out of the harbor this morning by
the tug Addie V.
Francis W. Malkln, of East Norwnlk,
and nt~‘
tended the annual session of the Full“
iield County Arehdeaconry.
Mrs. chm-log R. Day. of Bong place. tcr System, in South Norwulk.
.has gone to Waterbury to be in at-
tendance upon her daughter, Mrs. litt-
bcrt S. Mitchell, who is ill.
The Young Men's Aseociation of the
East Avenue? Methodist. Church will
have it meeting 'tomorrow evening in
the basement of the church.
llarvcy Burrnclaugh. is looming bow
to be a troilcy conductor on the East
avenue trollcy line and today is under
instruction from Frederick M. Miller.
The Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters of the South Norwnlk (‘on-
grenationai Church, held a tucctinr.r
ycsterdny afternoon with Miss Alice
Taylor. of (‘ove uvcuuc.
Inst evening's electrical storm was
a welcome proposition. despite the
completeness previously of the rain-
storm. It was figured, and rightly that
the storm would clear up the attuos
pherc.
There was a hauling out at midnight
last night at the Ayers establishment.
Jesse Ayers and Frank Holly took ad‘
vantage of a big tide. at that time to
get the yacht Lewis, owned by New
York parties, out on the ways.
Arthur W. Day. is engaged in getting
a yacht owned by Hurry Travis. oi’
Stamford. in condition for the season.
The boat. a 16 foot cabin sloop is at
Mianus, where she is being fitted with’
a 10 horsepower Minnus motor.
Cla ‘encc Byxbco has sold his big
wor ng sloop (fora to .iohn Stnbcil.
The laticrhns the bout. hauled out of
the Ayers shipyard In Scnvit-w nvcnue,
where he is overhauling her. Mr. Stu-
bcll stated today that In- will probably
retain the boat‘s name.
Frank P. Oddo, the young Washing.
ton stt‘eci briduc barber. n ho is visit
ing in New York for it short time to
recuperate from u scvcrc :tttuct. of ill-
ness. writcs that be is much itupt'ovcd
and bones to resume his (llllit‘S on the
bridge some time this week.
The ischodu (,‘Iub, located at the
the Wushiuulon street bridge. is.pluu«
plug to put another big llottt in coup
mission. The new float is to be u forty
footer. to uccoiuodutc the growing
membership of the organizntinu, many
of the mebcrs owning boats.
The continued rain has prevented
the beginning of thc oiling campaign
in Scuview avenue, (3. t3. itoystouc.
who hag been making the urrnnuu
inents, stated this morning that he
hopes the weather will hermit begin-
ning of it in two or three days.
The. various discussions otroui: the
yatchnmcu indicate that there will be
much interest taken this season In tho
races of the East Not-walk \‘Ltcht t‘lub.
Lust yeztr’s races were not much of a
success but since that titnc a number
of boots have been added to tho tit-ct.
The proposed name bctu'ccu thc
\‘Viuutpnuk and Mayflower ism tutti
teams for Saturday afternoon at the
Muyiiower ()Hil has been ctfllcd oil but.
the last Norwnlk firemen will arrange
another genit- for that time. The May-
fiowcfe' opponents cannot bc :ur
nounced yet.
'l‘homos Village. the celebrated vio‘
Ihi maker and vioonccllist. us well
as repairer of rare and valuable Instru-
ments, brought and' sent to him front
oil over, to renew, remodel or rctono.
never allows any of the Jobs to get.
the best of him. Theatrengest one he,
has ever received was brought, by u‘
gentleman from Denver. Colorudo. it
was it fiddle with a hole till big as a
quarter shot shot cican through it.
whethopaccidental or otherwise, ts'u'
mystery to hibi. But nevertheless be
nutuugod to make it all an oven and
solid as it over was, so no one oxcom
tho owner will ever know whom the
hole was orininnily, end If anything vit'
has a better lone now than It evcr mutt
Officers for the ensuing your Word
elected lust. evening at; tho monthly
llli'llilfl; oi Mayflower Hook and lutddcr
Company. at the fire house in Van
Zundt street. Choice was made of the
following.
ContaluwArthur D. Day. ‘ ‘
First Lieutenant-die")! Waterbury.
Second i.leutenant~—-.lumcs A. John-
son.
Recording Secretary—~Stuurt L.
Marshall
Financial Secretary~lierbert Gor-
bun.
Treasureeri-nest Younge.
One new member.- El. Stone. whs
elected. The check for $50 from J.
Wallace Marvin, s a token of appreci-
ation for the wo k of the rlcpnrtmcht
at tho recent. tire was roccivctl with
timnhs. .
it is expected that the tire insurance
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. radlusters’wiii come to East Norwalk
today to settle the loss front the fire
Friday. which destroyed property be-
longing to Josiah, William 10. and .1.
Wallace Marvin. The latter stated to-
day that the burued'butldings Will in
all probability be rebuilt, though the
plan could not be definitely stated at
this time. The origin of the tire is
Just as untchrn mystery as over and
will probably never be fathomed. The
(trot intimationoi‘ fire. as has been eta-
tcd, to anyone connected with the
place, reached Ernest Youngs just af-
ter he had rte-opened the oittce for the
afternoon. Gustav Fredrich, riding by
on a bicycle,.noticcd the flames. alight.
t ed front the machine and hurriedly in-
‘ formed Mr. Younge. 0f the four fami-
lies who were completely burned out
‘ of house and home. some have found
new homes. it was stated, today while
others have. not.
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~—If you haven't the time to exercise l
regularly, Dean’s Roguleta will pretreut l
fortstipatton. The induce a mild.
lousy, healthful action of the bowels
withoup griptng. Ask your druzgist for l
them. 25c.
tuition
Mrs. W. ti. Corbin. of Brooklyn. is
a guest at the home of Captain Charles
W. Bell, of llownyton avenue.
Frederick Dibble has taken a posi-'
tion in the office of the Scotshipt Oys»
Benjamin Parker spent the week
cud at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis it}. lv’urker. of Logani
street.
The many friends of Miss Alice
Brundago will be glad to hear thdt
sho_is agnin able to be out nftcr hcr
scriuus Illness.
’i‘rncy Ambler. of Itownyton nvcnutxi
has: been engaged as tt-uor soloist at
Trinity Church, South Not‘wulk, for
the coming year. i
There will be a rehearsal of the
play to be given by tho tmdtcs' .\tthl-‘
Iury of the Hose company this cvculmz.‘
iii the hose house. Only those taking
part are requested to t'tiiltt-. .
Two very interesting sermons wcrej
preached Sunday in thc Molhotiisii
church by the pastor. the Rev. \\'. ii.t
McDermott. A male sextette rend»,
cred selections at both services, in a‘
very pleasing manner.
The members of Reliant-c. Social:
Club held a meeting ycstcrduy uftcr-
noon, and arranged for the whist pur~
ty to be given on Friday tiftcrtioon.'
und decided to have an afternoon rc-'
ccptlon for the members and thcir Indy
friends some titnc curly in .iunc.
Mrs. lcorgc ii. McKay nuvc it?
luncheon at her residence in llownytonl
avenue. this noon. In honor of Mrs. lie-j
Commit, of Paris. lt‘t‘nttcc. A numbcrf
of guests from itmvnyton nnti 'i‘lit'l
Not-walks were in nitcudnucc. and hi
very pleasant uftcruoon was pncscd.
'l‘ltc Not'unlk Yncbt (‘inb limit. which
has occupied n pot-cititln on the northl
shore of iicil island all winter, \vasl
successfully intuit-bod yesterday. until
itttt't’tl to her summer's bortli off the
club housc at Hickory Iiiuit’. t‘nptntn
\i'iiliaiu Young Is now changed in tunic
tug the club houao ready for the un-
nttul opening on Memorial Day.
Wurrcn (lager resigned his position
with Joseph Iiuvis. the tailor, of
South Noru'nik, Saturday nluht. and
took up his duties yesterday as travel-l
int; salesman for the illicitoudcrfcrl
'I‘ypcwrilcr company, of Stamford. ttir.l
(incur will be connected with thc New
York, office, imt will travel through
Massachusetts and ithodc island. iiiu
friends wish him success in his new
venture.
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i‘ltltilt' lluttcry of lint-ten. was a guest
Sunday. of his brother. iicrt Iluttcry.
of South Not‘wnlk.
Mr. and Mrs. i-‘ctcr Shunt], who re«
side In the Norton block In' Main
street. Ilurien, urc rejoicing over the.
arrival in their home of u bright baby
daughter. \vhichaurrivcd Suudtty.
Edward 'i‘inkcr, who has been ill of
scarlet fever at his home In West Side
avenue, on the liarien side. of Roway-
ton harbor, was able to sit up for the
first time. since his Illness, Sunday.
The eighth grudc of the limiter
school will give a musical entertain~
ment. in the school at it p. 111., Friday.
May ‘tit. All pureutu and others Inter~
outed In the school are cordially invit-
ed to attend. ‘
The idea or having an auxiliary
council to the Junior 0. U. A. M., in
iiaricn, has not. thus for taken very
well. Two poet chief state officers
came to Darius last week to organize
n council club but did not meet with "
nuy suceun. The men's lodge. howev-
cr, is In a thriving condition.
The final round of tho plnochlc tour-
nament botwoon Liz'icoln Council. Jun-l
Ior 0. ii. A. M.. of lotion, and i'ilnlno
(inuncil. of the some order. of thur‘
ford. will bc played ut l'lurtcn this cv-
cninu. 'l‘he llurlen council has what
appears to be practically no llllt-iili'-
mountnblo loud. in that. they are ten
gtuuoe nhcud, To win. they have to get.
only four of the fifteen gamers to be
played tonight. At the last round. it‘ri.
day night at Stamford. the liaricn
players won '10 to 8. making the total
score 35 games to 25. The othko for
the tournament is a supper at the quite!
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l tors of the losing council.
the Barton baseball team Opened
its season with great success Saturu
day afternOOn. so far as demonstra-
[ ting Its ability as u hitting organise.-
tion. The Durien's opponents were the
Maplewoods, of Bridgeport, and they
disposed of them by the acorn of 21 to
7. ()nrpingcr and Cantrell were the
battery for Ilarlon. One of the tee-
tures of the. gtuuo won the batting}: oi
iuutuuliurp. of fiurictt. who only play»
on part or the game but in that time, Mrs. charics acuheld. Mtes‘ijoii and ': lixpreu. '
.' cratcd upon at llr. Wright's hospital
hammered out. three two have. hitti,
Titer was a good sized audience for
the tuning day, though it to expected
there will be a bigger attendance at
the games as the season proceeds.
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The West Nhrwalk Union Associa-
tion held its annual meeting in the
chapel on Friday evening, and elected
the following oftlcers for the your:
Pi'euidetit.-Frank Hor‘ton,
Secretarywii‘rank N. Glover.
Treasurer—Elmer .1. Smith.
The Sunday Itchool bod its nuptial
meeting also. electing the following
oilicere:
Supermtendentwh‘rank N. Glover.
Secretary and Tl'eusureer‘red R.
Emerson.
After this the Christian Endeavor
held a short session, and nominated
Miss Mildred Glover for president;
Miss Julie. Mead for secretary and
Frederick (liover for treasurer.
iiiill’lilli
Samuel Banks is laid up with an in-
Injurcd knee.
Mrs. William Albin ts ill at her home
on Clinton avenue.
Mrs. ivlyatt has presented several
interesting hooks to the library.
David Moddeck. in working on the
new residence of E. '1‘. Bcdtord.
Fred tloughcr has secured a posi-
tion as chauffeur for E. '1‘. Bedford.
Mrs. Louis 13. Mills, is the guest of
Mrs”. G. Mayer, State street. Bridge-
port.
Mrs. James F. Kulcr, of Saugutuck
has been entertaining guests from New
York.
Jicv. and Mrs. Taylor will cntertnin
Mrs. Taylor's brother from New York
city today.
The improvement society has made
many improvements around the Snuga
tuck station.
William Dickson has had a garage
erected in the rear of his homc on
Lincoln street.
Preparations are being made to up-
en the rcsldcnce of the Misses Cock-
crort, of Sungutuck.
Irving Allen huh recovered front the
injuries he received some time ago
and is back ill work.
Her. Mr. .‘iiuckcnzie who was
op-
is resting comfortably.
Rt'\'. .1. .1. human assisted in the
couttrmntton service. at St. Mary's
church, Norwnlk last week.
William ft. Womiworth. of New .lt-r-
scy, who has been visiting at his old.
homo in town has returned.
Lucius Fanning has left the cmploy‘
of the Paper Company and is breaking
in on the trolley nu motormsn.
Annivcrsary titty will be Oliiit‘l‘Vctl ut
the Congregational Sunday school next
Sunday with appropriate excrclst‘e.
lit-v. (mu-go ll. Smith. of Darlcn.
prcuchcd in the Methodist church
Sunday in exchange with the pastor,
Andrew Wheeler, of i'iurttord. who
was called in town by the death ot
his brother. Most-ii Wheeler hos rc-
turncd.
'I‘hc rctuuins of Kenneth lint-Itcnzw
have been rt-tuovcd front lloly ’l‘rtnit)‘
vuutt tutti Intcrrod In the tumily plot .
in Willow Brook cemetery. l
The pastors and dclcgnlcs of both
Congregational churches arc In lit ‘
tcntinnco at the annual mention of
the (‘onsocintion at i-lttuui‘ord tottny ,
The lloularti baseball team. or ,
Bridgeport cntuc to town Saturday to'
play nualnt-tt thc \Vcstpoi't tcum sin-1‘
were doictttcd by the score of It to 13
Sct'iff‘Kctupcr and family nrc promo-
ing to tuove into their rcsiilcucc oni
Myrtle nvcnuc. ’i‘hcir daughter trout
Sound linacli will occupy their i'ornu-v
home.
The new road which Doors brothcru
are cutting through their property on
Main street has been greatly hindered
owing to the many large rocks which
have to litVlllSit‘il.
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Mrs. S. S. i‘ul'vcr In about again ul-
tcr her reccut. illness.
Mrs. M. ii‘. Hill is the count of Mrs.
ii. (lorham. of Wilton.
T. W. ’I‘rcndwcll has lr'cntcd
burns to a new coat of puim.
Ebenezer Morchousc, who has been
Ill for several days, to improving.
Miss Lizzie Atlanta ls'spcndtnn titlilm
time with Miss Elizabeth Scoholti.
Mrs. George. (torso and son ltowurd
have visited friends In Pound itidgc.
Mrs. W. Butler will entertain a tillill~
her of ladies at whlst, this afternoon.
Artiutr (f. Bradley. who has been III
for over it week. Is now able to ride
out.
Stanley Taylor. of Lyons i’lntu. visit-
ed his mother, Mrs. l0. Taylor on Burn
tiny. ' j
Mru. tlcorgo Roberto and son Earle.
of ministry, have visited Mrs. David
lilbblc.
Matthew Iiubcrt, of New York, to
sprinting some limo with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles iioru.
Albert Hirsch, of New York. hint
been u purist ut the residence of ’I‘hco-
tlore iitttutitou.
Rev. 1). Miliitilel Is in tit-tuition! Iottny.
attending the annual meeting of the
It‘niriieltl West Consociution.
Miss Edith Hewitt. has returned to
Stonington. sitar a visit with her
aunt, Minn touted-Coley and other
rclatIVeS here.
Mrs Elizabeth Brady, who for sever»
al‘ weeks has been ill at the residence
of her daughter. Mrs Rich rd Fitch.
in ”Wilton, has recovered dd return-
ed to town. “0m“ '
Mrs. w. J. Sherwood. Bmti
and Miss Annie Fitch have completed
the cutimeration of their respective
census districts in Weatport. Weston
and Wilton.
Minn lmulso Ball hm! roturncd to
Now York after a {cw daytt' vluli wiihi
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Bound amp A191,? a Night ogMuoh
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Mr. 11., e Phiiodoibhia gentleman.
first hesitated about alllllyng posinm
after he had ,0th ed it. "But," he
says, “afterward t e itching became
unbearable at night, so i arose and
told Mrs. B. 1 Would risk the poslnm.
I slept soundly all night. i own it
.threo nights and three mornings, then
discontinued. It is now over three
months, and t have payer had any re
\ turn of the éciema; now-r had any
itching after the first application."
Poulam Is the new skin remedy
which so rapidly combats the worst
cases of eczeiao. .lt likewise makes
quick work i .ucne. lu-rpoo, tetter.
scaly scalp. 'barher's and every other
form of itch. Occasional applications
in small quantities will quickly bun-
tsh pimples, hives. blackheads, blotch-“l
es. etc. A special 500 package In pre-
pared for minor skin troubles. find
this, as well.“ the regular twodoiler
jar. to on sale‘ 1. The Clifford Phar-
macy and Ed . Rally. Jr‘s, as well
us all drugstores.
lint no one to even asked to nor.
chase poelam without first obtaining
a sample package. which will be sent
by mail. tree of charge. upon request.
by the Emergency Laboratories, No.
32 West Twenty-fifth street. New York
city.
her mother expect noon to sail for a
trip to England.
The Norileid Aid Society has elected
the following otticers for the coming
your President. A. C. Bradley; vice-
prcoldtint. Mrs. o. u. St‘tiilvld; some
tary, Miss Anna Banks: assistant sec-
retary. Mrs. M. ii. Godfrey; treasurer.
Mrs. H. (l. Huributt.
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ancooesconav MEETING.
Held in St. James Pariah Hon-e in
Danbury Yelterdsy‘.
'I‘hc. i-‘alrtlcld Arcltdcucoury met at
the St. .iamcs‘ parish house in Don-
bury yestcrtiuy, with Rev. A. E. lice.
man. of l-‘uirtlcid, .-\rclnlcncon, [ii‘t'tild'
tug.
The meeting opened with It service
in St. .lnmcs' t'llill‘t‘ll at it o'clock. con-
ducted by Archdcuson ilcemun. A bush
nuns session followed held In one of
llli‘ upper rooms of tile pnrisivhouse.
'I‘ho urchduncour; ll-i an organization
which takes curt- or the missionary
work of the county. and this meeting
wax devoted to thc ltcnring of reports
and the consideration of the apportion-
ments for thc work itcv. George W.
Davenport in secretory oi the archtleu-
conry,
At 1 o‘clock a dinner was served in
lhr solarium of the parish house by
the ladies of the itt-ctor's Aid Society.
The afternoon xcston continent-rd ut
two o‘clock and one dcvoieti to the
further consideration of the business
at litv mission work of the courtly
'i‘hc cIcrnyuu-n [\tt‘iit‘lll were Rev. A.
it. Itcctnttn. F‘utrtlcltl Itcv. George W,
Davenport. Dflnllill') . Rev. .1. I). Skeuc.
‘Stfllttiiirtl; Rev. .\. loldsborough.
ltrtdgormrt; ltcv. t. it. Sheffield, Lona
IIili; licv. M. ii 't‘humpson, Green
wtch; itcv. W. I, Micuill. l'ort t‘hcstcr;
lit-v.Insist-Wench. luu'Icu: iii-v. E.
(thither-t, ii, D. Southport: Rev.
t‘hant-u .t. Marks. Wilton; Rev. 0. (l.
\‘s‘riulu, Sandy Hook: lit-v. N, E. (‘ortr
unit. Strutforti: icv. .losctih ll. lirmvil.
lt'ltl.:cport. Hm. .I. ll George. Now
touu. lit-v. licnt‘y .‘tiucbcth. Ileihci:
lict Louis R. iiowoli. Nortvttilt.
SALVATION ARMY.
liou't torgt't to uttcntl the special
.mxv‘cr tonight whcn itcv. Gillies willy
usuisml by :t ntunbcr of his
pt‘opie 'i‘buvc will but some good Sillit‘
iii-4, Sct'vlcc at S p in nt 50 Winter
Idi'i‘i‘l.
New YORK. new“ HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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TIME TABLt.
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in Effect November 8. 1909.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. tit—12:53:. 5:081, 6:41;. 0:08.
6:52. 7:30. 7:48. itzlitx. 8251:. 9:101.
:i:37,10:20x.10:521.11:39.
P. hi.~-12:08x. 21503:. 3:31. 5108!.
5315):, 5:501, 6:40, 6:5th, 7:18;, 7:421.
0:401. 10:29.
Dune-ye.
A. M.~—12:5h. 5:073. 5:411. 8:51.
10:20.
P. M.—~12:60. 2:443. 2:503. 6:35.
5:50x. 7:12. 7:421. 13:40:. 10:10.
NEW YORK 1‘0 SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~-12:00x. 4:49, 5:45, 6:45. 7:45.
8:50x. lizldx. 1020:“. 10:05. 11:00:.
11:03.
1“. M.—-l2:08x. 1:06. 2:001. 2:57.
3:32x. 3:513, 1:32. 0:02, 5:268, 5:237.
0:011. 6:03.8:011:,ii:30, 11:001.
Oundsyl.
A. M.-l2:00:. 6:00, 7:80. 9:15:.
10:02:.
P. Dir—0:021.
8:30x, 11:00:.
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coats nozwntk To new
0
620i. 15:01:. 7:00.
A. M.~*13110‘. 1110!, 0:10;
7:27. 8:00. 10:08:. 11:12:. 11:47.
P. M.»~12:tliix. 1:21, 11:11:. azzlx.
1:20. 5:11.0z1tix, 0:40. 7:101. ilzliix’
11:13. 2:49 and 7:29 to Bridgeport)
onlyt .
‘Onndnye. .
A M.—-12:10x. 1:101, 7:40,
ii:li. 10:23:, 11:12:.
P. M.--il:10x,‘ 0:48,
9:48;.
QOUTH NOiIWALK TO DRNIURY,’
A. him-1:201, ii: 0. 8:27, 0:59. '
P. M.—~1:30. 4: 01. 0:14. 7:18.
_ lundnys.
A. M.-—1:!0. 0:15.
P. him—7:85.
DANIURY ‘i'o lieu-m unaware:
A u.——s:ni. 7:15. 8:20. 10:10:.
7:101. 8224.
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11:60.
P. lie-4:1“. M2. 0:10.
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‘P- M-“6:mg 3:8“.
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tou'ru soIMALK re moron.
' . M.-—-il:1ti. 1:19. 0:11. 10:13,
11;} .
ii.—-n:oo,1:ai, am. 5:31, 0:10.
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Delegates to theiiew England
Peace Congress Attend
the Sessions
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NEW iiRI'l‘AlN. May ‘ltlrwllrlght
skies and balmy spring breezes this
morning ushered in t'iurritt Day. the
biggest and best, Celebration ever held
in New Britain. All New England.
through its delegates to the New ling"
hind Peace. Congress, which is meet-
ing in Hartford this week, and whose
sessions this afternoon and evening
are in this city. in honor of Elihu iiur-
rttt, the. first apostle of universal
pence. Joined with New tlritaiu gt hon-
oring her most Itlustrious‘son n the
centenary of his birth. i
‘it‘rom curly morning until the parade .
started this afternoon the Incoming
trains and trolley cars were filled with
vlnilnrs not] at 1 o‘clock this afternoon
one hundred automobiles Icl‘t Hartford
with the delegates to the peace cou-
gresu. .
At 2:30 o'clock titit-t afternoon the
pilgrimage to tile grave of Elihu 'itur-
ritt. in it'nirvtew ('Ytunctery was begun
with the monster parpde of school chil-
dren. fraternal and religious societies
and other organizations with items
representing scenes in Ilurritt's life or
symbolicnl of international peace.
At the cemetery on international
tribute by representatives of i'orciun‘
nations was a feature at the grave and ’
.intncs ilrown Scott, solicitor-geucrnii
of the State Department, :1! Witshiunv‘
ton. ticltvct'wl an address. 1‘
This evening In the itusswin Lyceum
. and in the First ('hurch there will be
mass meetings ntldrcssed by Rabbi
Stephen Wise. of New York. and ex-
(iovt-rnor l'itcr, of Ithodc Island. A'
ccntcuntnl chorus: of uric hundred
volt-wt will sing. ‘
l
THE NEW TAX i8 326.000.000. MORE].
COMING. ,
WASHINGTON. May to... Receipts.
from the coporutlml tux will exceed byl
nearly a million dollars Sccrctttt'y Mac .
Vengh's cstiinute of 823.000.000. made.
early in licccinbcr.
This is lltc lntcst cult-ulntion in:qu
by the internal rcvcuuc oilit‘c. Which
ban nlmom complctt-ti the bvmnimr
tion of thc returns from t‘ni'pm‘ntititih,
on which the toy is :lsscssctl. \Vlicni
business closed lust \\'i't'k. S‘lfijltttjlfti
ltutl bccn assessed. Half a million Hilil'i’l
is expected.
“273,0” t‘tit portitions. \\‘t'l‘t‘ mndc.
Four hutttircd thousand corporations J
wcrc listed when the law ilt't‘illlit‘ opcr .
tillvc Murry \vcrc "tit-mi ones" and :I'
grunt numbcv. such as muttml snviugn;
banks ililtl boncticiul and fraternal or
unniznttons. Wcrocvctnpt.
Wall Papers
Largest assorunetii i
the only. Prices fro
10ct0$5.00
Double Roll
Sole agent for Jancway 8: (‘ar-
pentcr's. Fr. Beck & Co‘s Wnll
Papers.
(Jeanette—riot Painting
and Paper Hanging
Paints. Houseiumishing Goods.
8m, 8w.
Agent for Columbia Phono-
graphs. Records and Supplies.
”Dr...“
L. H.Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
orion ouse
(Gregory Boulevard)
I EAST NORWALK
m
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E.OTSuilivan
PROPRI ETOH.
pronouns
IOUTH NORWAI-K. CONN.
m
TRANIAOTO A GENERAL IANKiNO
IUOINIII
”as
Capitol Oilmilll and Promo
"00,000.00 0117mm
Into Doped! lane; ‘0! and 08 per your.
some n. newsman. Pg...
soon it. KNAFP,‘1M:VIeo-Pm. ~.
rnloeutck o. nowm. and was.
Pru-
, WILFRID' IODWILL. anhier
‘eutlordne . .
I. H. Mahmud {Henry to our
'Jeim it. Knapp ‘letnuoi Himttiln
.1th fl. Marvin vi. Wattle. Manda
Mmut 2:to.duu rcturns, rcprcucuttncv
5m fins
000E001 it SIMPLE
sour llEliEilV ,
if you are suffering from any form
of skin or scalp disease, would you
like to get prompt relief and be ver-
mauontly cured ‘by a clean, liquid
preparation for external use? R. H.
Plaieted, the druggist, has this remedy
in stock and wants his customers to
know that It is recommended for
Eczema. iiiuckhozuls, l’intplos, Ditti-
ruff, Teller and other tililt'lliii‘i-lt’ ot’ the
skin and scalp. Ztrmo has made some
remarkable cures iiiitl with each pur;
chnae or Zcmo. R. H. I’luistcd will give
you a booklet on skin diseases and
you can diagnose your own case and
be cured in your own home without
any luctmveniencc or loss of time from
business by this clean, simple prep-
aration. "
‘ robs?) SUIClDE iN cans-ram.
. “'ASHINGTON, May lO.-~Vi'ltilo
pursuing several bands of negro crop
shooters across a long abandoned cent-
etery, now over grown with bushes,
John M. liorton. it policeman. found
what he thought to be one of the be
green "playing possum" by lying on
the ground. Horton shook the man vi.
gorousiy and told him to get up and
come along. The figure on the-ground
however. ruffled to obey and the ofil~
ccr discovered on closer examination
that. the man was dead. He was about.
30 years old rind white. and by his side
. lay an empty curbolic. scitl bottle. The
crap shooters escaped.
KEELER WINS DEFOREST PRIZE.
NEW HAVEN. May lU.“'Tli€ tlcr‘or-
est prize, a gold medal valued at $100
wns won that night by Stephen iii. Koch
er, Jr. of New ‘unnuu. u illt‘liiiit‘i‘ of
the :tt‘Ilitil‘ class at Ynio. The other
five candidates for the piizo, :tmotll:
who was: ltobcrt A, Taft, son of Meet
ticni 'i‘nt‘i, will receive 'l‘ownscnd pre—
minms.
iKWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Scasonabie Goods
outdo
112 WASHINGTON STREET
FOR SALE"
lIiCSll‘tMlIJG ill‘lLi‘liNG LOTS»
ilnyvicw Ana. (.‘cnirnl Ave. Wood-
n‘iinr Arc. and lilioiionolin Park.
NEW ti AND ' IIOtl‘il ”(Hell-ISM
i
Lincoln :tvcnuc. Woodward avenue
and tllrard place,
33.300.04.090.
Automobile Liability and
Fire Insurance
Loans Negotiated. Steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton 8. Co.
(incorpOratcdl
5 RAILROAD AVE. SO. NORWALK.
. . . . .
Definition of (.htropracttc
Chiropractic is the science of thc.
cnusc of the disease and the art, of ad
justiug the oninc. lilncnsus un- cuuscd
by u wrench, twist or sprain tn the
back. Even If done in childhood It
creates pinched nerves and pain In
inter lift) to the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health it:
rcstored throum: harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervonsncss.
sis, Ileart. Kidney and Female tits-
etlscs are given spcciui attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you. .
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
34 WABHINGTON 8T. 00. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment. Given Also.
tNAuu
PAPER
New Goods now in
attack. Prices are no
higher'than butt year.
"Decora’tor
10 Firth Street. Eatit Norwalit
Chriotlln 0mm John in Light
m H. Rowen
'i‘clcpittlnc 452
aislré‘fiéititir
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Rheumatism. PthliYu
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was... input. on.
HA N G E S
wilibc in great demand, so if you
want to be ready for the ‘
heat, order your Gas
Range today.
§ $14.75 up
0N EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
Housatonic
Power Co.
A very large and complete
line of
Bathroom
Fixtures
_m__
Nickel and Glass
Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONE 401
o
North Main and West" Streets,
South Norwalk
i
i
i
i
Mahackemo Hotel
.i. R. CONNOR. Mgr. 7
RATES :2 PER DA‘V AND UPWARW
SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c '
Banquets a Specialty"
TEL. CALL 988
u t...“ti..;;“
Property to Sell ,
in South Norwatk or vicinity. and are
willing to put it fair price on it, we
would like an opportunity to talk it
over with you at our otiice in the
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING. '. »
H. E. Dann & Son
INCORPORATED
V...
VERY LTTILE
Mr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and chow win-
dow. We make them. It“ Ill”. lad
they BELL THE GOODS!
Try a entail sign for a Item-no
increase in your business will come
you to order turlor once.
The Reed & Volk Electrical Co.
u WAIHINGTON "any.
sown NORWALK.
TIL. Ion.
frigid-Mn to; " l '
to.” to true
mote I I
Oilicci. 1“ Mill ,.
tournament. .. p
send Postal for Booklet engulfing.
SERVICE AND cutsm: UP To DAT! IL;
Norwalk Chronicler