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'02 3~Iuslness Department
pine—News De lament
“zzlrsnoh files. Norwsik
let‘s Resilience
taro—cu; Editor's Rssidlnoe
t'i‘oday I-sfi the twenty third unnlver
sat y of the great bliszard.
Jutnbsbl. Wood. 0! Norwalk. was a
visitor in New York city Friday.
John McQueen. of South Norwalk
was a visitor In New Canaan, Sunday.
Edward 8. Mine. of New Rochelle-—
and Theodore E. 'l‘erreii. of Yonkers.
were visitors In iown.yesierday.»
» A meeting of the Norwullt Bartend-
era‘ Union will be held tomorrow‘
morning at Central Loser Lyceum.
. District Committeemsn Eaton K.
St. John. of East N‘orwulit, spent Mon-
day with his mother in New Canaan.
A meeting of the members of th
Day Nursery will be held on Mouds
afternoon I. the South Norwalit Con-
gregations Church. '
~Utnbrellss. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
, hire. Harry: Bartram, of Harriet
street. who has been very ill for some
time past with a severe attack of grit).
1'.me fully recovered. .
Mrs. James A. Rieley and son and
daughter. of 'i‘ottenville. Staten island
are spending a few days with Mrs.
Ripley's father. James Wood. of Win-
“Willi-
Mrs. Mary Ladrigsn. of Huntington.
L. is. who has been spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. William Payne.
of River street, Norwalit. has returned
to her home.
William (' Jessup. of Norwallt, has
gouty to Florida. where he will spend
tlié remainder of the winter according
his usual custom lie to located at
Troy House. Daytonu..
itir ..loseph Smith of Harriet street.
who as been ill at her home for as.
oral weeks past remains about the
same. lier many friends wish her a
complete and speedy recovery.
There were fourteen sales of real
estate In The Norwslks, last week
with mortgages recorded of 322128
For the but week In March a year ago
there were twentyone sales of prop
rm. and molasses of 3260.450.
'——-inw prices on Grain and Hay.
Raymond Bros. -
‘ Tile ease of the Btstls vs. 8. For. the
mu street ledles' tailor. will come up
for ‘rial Tuesday, March 21, in the
Criminal Superior court at Bridgeport.
The case is the result of Fox s having
handled goods which were taken from
the Adams Express Company la‘st your
Rev Charles S. Maciariand will
preach to the Pligx‘iut Congregational
Church New York tomorrow. in ex
change with Rev. Frederick Lynch
Mrs. Maciarisnd returned today iron
New York. where she and Dr. Macfar
land have been bp§nding a few adsys
The annual meeting of Old Well
Hook and ladder Company will bi
held next Monday night at the head
starters In Haviland street. The slot-
tion of oiiicors will take place. and the
committee on tho new piano will male
a report. A large attendance of the
members In requested.
Attorney and Mrs. Louis 8. Beers
and son, Kenneth, sailed yesterday at
tornoon far I three weeks isotousn In
Florida. During Mrs. Beers absence
his once will be oaed until March
29th. This gives M as Ids Ii Kraemer
who is the stenographer. also the pleas
use of: coloring a vacation. .
"-4010. Huts. Soft lists. O'Brien.
The members of the Winnlpault Gun
club will hold a (up about this after
at their grounds in Winnipsult.
man mailing the highest score will
awarded the handsome watch t‘ob
lch Is presented by the tropont Pow
car company. There will be some hard
tor the prise.
«fisyfn‘dtid Barrett,
walk mm m,”
y I! ther belt
to n f r l
fiWl’l‘i’mh hall at" Itehdsyist
alumna await. its tail. 1‘11qu
day It for rbury. where he es-
a former Nor-
mammal... metabolite isn't;
in?” also Massachusetts.
A regular in «mason Nari-tilt.
yo. iii. r. all
h
flfigfil accept the In
“entry tllst Hint Chest/er
iathst
s held .‘i'bnrs'lpy
till-V W
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in note titer"
watercolor/so as .
insss wgs trap .
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uhoviu‘d uri ry'. lily orders.
it; a usury Willi. ltitl'esd
Are endorsed by South Norwalk cIti
sens.
tit-s. n. 1. Mitchell ms South Main
street, South Noxwallt. Conn. snys:
"Donna Kidney Pills have been of
great benefit to me and i shall never
cease to be grateful to them. Fat sev-
’er‘u years i was a victim of kidney -
trouble. Besides having an anuoyin
kidney weakness. I sui'fcre‘d tour
from backache. Some days I felt as
though life were scarcely worth living.
Dean's Kidney Pills were finally pro
cured for me. and they were the first
tented)! that eve;- had any effecthoon
my buffering buts relieved and the con-
tents of a tow boxes 01' Doau's Kidney
Pills brought about a complete euro.
1 have never been troubled by my
back or kidneys sinces thou and have
taken pleasure on many occasions In
recommending Doun‘s Kidney Pills to
thy frieds and acquaintances "
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milhum 00. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the usme—bosn’s—and
tsite no other ‘
l Anussu’lurs
's Kidney Pills drive weariness ‘ _
Comfortab1e
A big, roomy, wellproportioned, well-enclosed but”.
make a comfortable bed, good springs.
Our line of Carts is the'cart in which these points have been most
highly perfected,
When you see how attractive In appearance our line of carts Is. and how
strong and durable. you will want one.
We have a variety of styles and. prices that will suit all buyers.
adjustments to
1&1. NORTH MAIN STREET
Moises a (lo—Curt or Baby Carriage
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
sourN’NonwALIt.
South Norwglit its
abut-slit imam hour
villi wfil‘flhm
Greenwood. .iesdhtly,
worship. by. if
Torre o ortv' Ik «SB
Churn. In eat: an» ‘Iiith tit meter;
12 m.. itible Ic will it. m.. llpworth
League; 7 p. m. .. evening worship. "Je-
sus its a Friend.“ the fourth sermon
on "The imitation at Christ." Music
for the day:
Morning.
i'reludemAndunie from Fifth
i“ WALL eraser
uoswALK.
O. B. J ackson’”
Optician
PHONE 43!.
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Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Sonata .................... Meritel
Alitlteptw‘flhrlhilan. the mom breuilu
siveetly o'er thee" ......... Shelley
(‘ontrsito solo—“0 lives that are
w .................. ilruckett
Poatludem'l‘rittmphsl March . ..Costu
Evening.
Prelude—4.1mm .. ............ Kroeger
Anthem-V (led so loved the
World” ..................... Nevin
Trina-"Thou wilt show me the
path" ......... . ............. Marsh
Choir Ilymn ......... titebblns
Poatludsw’l‘rlumphai March . ..Verdl
l “Norwellt Methodist Church, Frank
I) ’i‘orrsy. pistol-"Morning serIce
ii): 30; the sermon will be preached by
the Rev. Francis iiourue ilbhsm. 0.1).
pastor of the South Norwaiit Methodist
Episcopal Church. with whom the pas
tor will orchdnge pulpits. Evening
service. 7: 3i) p. m.; the pastor will
preach on the subject. “'l‘he- All-Seeing
(.‘f‘hrlst Sunday morning class meet-
lug.9. 30, F‘. H. Bedlam, leader. Sun
day school, 12205 p. m.. 0. J Clark.
superintendent lilpworth imagine de-
iiEV. recession Lvucu
sketch at the Speaker at the landsy
fivening institute Tomorrow
Anothet distinguished visitor comes
to the to it. tomorrow evenlng.i n the
person itetI Frederick Lynch. and
we quote the following from "Who is
Who in America" regarding him:
".Mr Lynch was born at Peace Dale.
R l. and M forty- four years of age.
“He not only serves as pastor of the
Pilgrim Congregational church, in New
York. but. Is also associate editor of
“The Christian Work and Evangelist.
. .."f:
say. unsuammfiigmul. or new
Y0
At the Sunday Evening Institute.
marrow Evening.
T0-
"He was one of the founders of the
New Y rk..Poace.tlnoIety. is president
oi the marina Scandinavian Hounds-
tlon». director of the Peace Boeiety. di
rector of the Mexican Society. director
of the Ethical Social LOEKHO and true-
tee of the National Congregational
Church Building Society.
hir. Lynch Is the author of several
Hie." "Is Life Worth Living,"
'l‘sslt of the Twentieth Century."
‘Tolstoy‘s Philosophy of Hie."
ternatiouai Peace Congress at Munich
once.
Lecture Course of New York.
Norwslk.
MUSIC liAlll.
This evening at Music Hall
Block Company will give Its last por-
formsnce of “A Bachelor‘s Honey-
moon." that tie-splitting farce com
edy that has
tinusl lsush mus start to finish.
M his! weslt. iss lsdellne Balms:-
"goie (lawman
goodly“ eVen Boots on
ANorIIss ItseArv mt.
books. including “The Enlargement of
“The
and
“He was doleaute In 1907 to the in-
and also to the second Hague Confer
"He Is one of the resulur lecturers
in the New York league for Political
Education and In the Public School
"Hr. Lynch recently untried Maude
Barrows Button. the daughter of Prof.
Samuel '1'. Button, who was formerly
superintendent of schools in South
the
en pleasing such large
audiences all weenssddt ts eapeeted
that the largest sudiosceoi the week
will take sdvsotsae oi the last cbsnoe
toswitnsss it. The pisyisoneoi the
lust (areas that the compsny has yet
aim. and It may» be termed “a sure
curator the blues." as It is one cen-
"thtle lord Fauntleroy" is the title
of the piece the the company will of-
who has played the part of Little Lord
Retailer» for almost two years. will
Weed' Drug “unmet-wells. or at
Music.iisli Box once. two Woolf! in gia'mn'ml'f 8"“ .“c” for “yum 8""
toluene. . ‘
Has lean Given
say.
it at real as-
votional cornice. ii: 30' p. nu; subject.
A MERRILL
BUSINESS COURSE
it pays to get the beat
South Norwaik Stamford Port Chester
lirsniclt 8t Bach Pianos Start the cutout u...
lilaishhpottsotmuslctnyforscbildtobrgiu “oisso
practice" with a good piano as to begin reading and study-
ing with good boot s.
with tile refinements of perfect “tonal quality" is the first ,
element of musical culture.
To accustom the delicate and maturing hand of s child
tothegrestposdbliidesoisproperiybuihpissossnonaet
only istilltstet correct technique. but avoids the necessity
of subsequently unicsmlug fsulti that maid;
The KRANIOII alpaca HANDS men rowel
fosturssthst piecetbtm in soles: of tbelrowu. in sssifll
group of “Strictly High Grade Instruments.” and it is ex-
tremely important to intending pisso purchasers that these
exclusive improvements be investigated in the comparison
of relative advantages.
Write for pamphlet describing the “i80TONlC” ped-
al used in the grands and the "VIOLYN" (nets! piste wed
in their “Uprights" and PLAYER PIANUS. Our new cat-
slog will also be forwarded.
Favorable installment terms. 01d pianos in exchange.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO 104 Washington Street
CO.
Dress’l‘rimmiugs
The best choice of Dress '1‘ is right
now while our stock is fresh and b last.
Am ‘ the late arrivals in this sectionm
broad “ ohblc" Bands. of Lace. Embroidery
and Beaded Nets.
Also beautiful leaded Gsrnlturcs and Osi-
ioons now so much in . . Ail-over .Bcsd-
ed Nets. and Ail-over Note in beaded
stitch design. for yokes. sleeves and draperies.
Brimstone patterns is sad Sill:
sswell Is the latest ideas in GI e
Tch. E. Raano.
is wartime lirset
lam first
has
313-.
m..?é: 332%": s-
at "law
we»
mucosa:
‘1'. that?“
abuse
fyttltlm Mill
it‘d”:
l
matures. i‘ll let “”unit
will
let
all
.“1‘1‘lte I1'eu is not closed" he IE4.
”1'10th
sneak so maybe there will {list
ng mpod a real estate
To early educate the child so that it becomes familiar '
“Numerous and Dan erous Foes"; the
meeting will be by the pastor.
Tuesday. it p (11.. meeting of the Wo-
man's Home Missionary Society: 7: 45
p. m.. class drooling. led by h‘. '1‘. Bus-
500 BELTS. 19c
FOWNEB’ ”GLOVES.
Every pair guaranteed. If It‘s a
Fownes that's all you need to
know. During this sale:
81.50. all colors and sizes. . $1.19
$1.00. all colors anti sizes. . . .79c
79c Gloves ........... , ..... 49c
50c Gloves ................. 39c
25c Gloves ............... . .19o
800 MUILlN GOWNS. 40¢
25o RIIIONB. 190 YD.
25o wmoow assess. its
10c Hoes su'reoars‘s‘a. 5c
tzsiu‘nussoto‘siti’ , ' ‘
muss! uses sot-rs; tiers
25 sAuPLs cassette. $12.93
‘ TO 318‘.” .
coo. Thursday. 7:45 p. m.. prayer
and praise meeting. Friday. . :30 p. .
or. Junior League. led by Mrs. Dwight
Smith; 8 p m.. Travel Club. at the
home of Miss Carolyn Smith. Music
for tomorrow:
Morning. 1
‘ Prelude—Pastorsls ........... Wschs
Quartet-‘lttosum est" ......... Buck
Quartet—"0, that i had wings"
Smieton
Poatlude In C .............. Gladstone
Evening. I
l’relude-Allegro Model-sic In D Frost
Quarteta- 'Jesus. the very thought or
Tee ...................... lint-titer
Duet~Contraito and bass. 'Ite thou
exalted“ ..................... Habit
Postiudet-wonertoire in i} ........ Woly
Knight Street A. hi. E. Church,
Rev. B. it. V. Combs. pastor~Preacb-
st 11 a. m.. subject. The Philos-
0&y That Saves; Sabbath school at
12:30 p. m.. hire. 1i, Burr. superinteu-'
dent; Allen Christian Endeavor
preaching at it p. m.. subject. The Por-
fect Model. The pastor will preach
at both services. The public is invit-
ed. The regular monthly sacred con-
sument of Miss Lucinda Richardson
and Frank Middleton.
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OONBRIOA‘I'IONAL
South Norws‘ut communes-t
(mirth Charles 8.11acfsriand. pastor
which the pulpit will be occupied by
Rev. Frederick Lynch. of’tho Pilgrim
Congregational Church, \‘ew York.
The Bible school including the young
mess department and the young we
men's department meets at 12 o clock
At the lii‘en's (‘hrlsllsn inquiry Club,
which meets at the same hour, the
subject for discussion will be "l‘he
Race Problem In how England." to
be opened by Edgar ll lame. At the
Sunday Evening institute. following
the musical prelude at 7:15 the. ad-
dress will be given by Hot Eroderltk
Lynch.
lPi'GOPAL.
Trinity Church, ilev. Frederick A.
Coleman. rector; E. .1. Sims. choir di-
rector and orsanlst—Secoud Sunday
in Lent. 8 s. m.. celebration of the
llely Communion; Girls' Friendly 303
ciety corporate communion. 10:30 a.
m.. morninig prayer and sortuom top-
Ic. “What Are the Aims of Religion?"
12 (21.. Sunday wheel. 7: 30 p. m.. eve»
hing prayer and sermon; topic. "The
Character of Pharsoh-A Waning
Against False Repentance." Tuesdai'.
8 m.. weekly sewing meingmt
Women's Guild. it the rectory. 4: 0
p. m.. evening pfiyer and devotionhi
loading. Wednesday. 8 a. (11.. room
In prayer and litany: 3:30‘ p. ((1.,
weekly meeting of th Junior Auxiliary
to the Board of Miss one in the Guild
room. Thursday. 7:45p .reguls
weekly meetingI of the Girls' Friendly
Society In the still room. 7: so p. at.
confirmation class of ll-iilill'l Friday.
4 it no. rehearsal oil e Mateo choir:
'i: 80 p. m.. devoti at meeting of the
Junior iii-other ill St. Andrew. at:
the home of 11. 0. [tall or: 8 it m.. eve-
sagas. prayer and so on; preacher.
3).? C. 0 (list rectal ot the
Church of the once shepherd. Shel-
islht Patti's Parish. Rev. Louis B
Resell. actor. Hadley“ ”mentor.
It Intonation «coed loadayla Lent—-
7: 0 s. In. holy. muslin; 0:45 a.
on. miss prayer; 10:80. I. m.. holy
communion and semen: II In. Bun.
. ”hook t a m..-Sunday. school at
1 WI M'm‘s Mull)!“
7: its p. m.. evening prayer and ear
we.” "rot or: .81.“2
ml- Milt .. try a
.r'l‘itssds even War and
day. “unite";n My?” ”talus
minute 50011:" all.
W ”biggie: “:0.qu ”Sm."
ngs:- Glris’
st .
n at i
openevery day all
reenter private optimism i: ..
Grace o “.1.‘ and. Meals
' WEI C1900“ hill!”
in heat. The cs ties of the -
continuities 1st 813:: . .
League at “I p. m.. Salem iieli. leader; ‘
curt st 3:30 p. m.. under the man--
orning service at “1:30 o'.clock at.
f the reading room, Masonic buildinx. It
m stairs. ease
.5,- .
Be It Known
that we intend to "make things hunt" the next few weeks.
IE IT ALIO KNOWN that "Incl“
oil We do not sell Slides 91st. .
as IT run-run KNOWN, uiu is your tip—40v Its goodflhoes at
saving you Will!
Men’ 3 $4 Shoes, New $8.
Flymt’ 3 Beat: 8]
hop to Washinglfii'i-
w. A. HANFORD
LOCAL AGENT FOR
Cell phone 385-8 and Arrange for Demonstrtsfll
1911 SPRING sKIaTs. ”.25 r
’ was ‘
as cI-IIFFON wAIs‘Tli. an.
M
EARLY MILLINsnv. uncut.
~ 81-95 ‘ ‘
25¢ BOYS" 'U‘Not’thvti'ha
44:0' ' I l ...l{...: ’
$3 LINEN SETS.»
too ssssh‘lf‘fll’héaeg '
79c LUNCH econ-mu»
30¢ LUNCH CLOTH?! m
V
91.50 Hose, sue“:-
et .00 nose. at
79c HOSE. 596 ‘
25c LISLS Host. tiic' .
12/” LIsLE I10“. tile
sale stock" has not been was»
way.
VV’
and cheaper.
3 ti Inch thick.
lleing a non conductor, it saves fuel
heat.
Ilishopric Sheathing for stucco
lines of lumber. is also first-class
We carry a large stock of these
at once.
Applied dri;
Bishopric Wall Board and Sheathing"
The modern substitute for the old style lath and plaster ‘
keeps tilt all the time.
Bishopric Wall Board is clean, sanitary and odor-M
For "sat. by oNAIILIls H. AiflHCRPl. it eeavtow Aver. be. Nit" ,
Better
In sheets 414 feet. '
in winter and keeps out sum
exteriors. nailed to studding in
sound desdener under floors
materials and can till your and”.
.t.
w. 4—7
Communion andtsertnon at it a. ts.' ..
Lenten service. Fridav evening at 7: 30
p. m.. followed by choir rehearsal.
CHRiITiAN ICIINCI IOCIITY.
First Chris Science Society, of
Norwalkmlbegu ar Sundhy services at
11 s. m. Subject. hint-oh 1|."8ub-
stsnoe." Testimony meeting Wednss
at 8 p. in. To both services the
pit lie is cordially and internally in‘
vited. Reading room open to the pub-
"omit week day afternoon tram 2:16
w
LAT?“ DAY IMNTB.
Services will be heidh the Reor-
gent-ed Church at Jesus run of but
as“: they Saints. at the home of Elder
r Buttery. in Focus avenue.
willy”. tomorrow (pol-ping Sun-
day wheel. (0’10 11: preaching ser-
vice. ii to 12.1’rayer (outfit! 111M
day evening. st it o'.oiook Everybody
will be given during motes season.
We heartily invite all Bwedish speslo
lag people to attaad our services. A.
Johnson. acting pastor. .
it wee teamed this morning that the
W branch of the (irony Keel
to am momentum-walk my West- handle the mails3 that
had seen-sud to it passing. the
tort it transom that air.
will «ounce tits: business
run.»
out
sills
am
hssmrssea‘laisrom withvery
“10‘“ 41110.9“! “3. _
‘3‘ u
l
. ,- ~3..“°‘31:‘...IM artist.
liege ..it can readily
“1'31: union is to
on of the clerkswist the
RAILWAY mitt. Il't'fl ltl"
Movement Under Way in: NM
land Premisesfte MM w;
Success“ . *’
There is a movement on foot
the railway (nail elem worth f .
that will he enlisted WW
can Federation of users
England division a paper it
culated for signalling
who wish to Join the u
100 signatures have .
The indications are thin
guilt: all the clerk; iterate
sc eth appoint .
Will be 00%”! a formidable
mail affairs of the country;
a!
The eternal-s to held
Sunday at automation the
will be thomush
0‘ I. I
have sistl'edm' the Lough; u i‘ S
”We
it is understood that the -
all over
in the counts».
oerlts have ..
welcome
OWIDIIi-i MIIIIAH OHUROH
sour Noswaut
farther Swill (host at then
hosts at doll Johnson. Piss- 0111
sent sires r'hst Norwaitt. undhy
service 7210.)). to. (casual sermon
a long little and it
no redress had been
division vs no (1011th ~ ‘
The oler s sayt by are e
that not enough uteri
paid tor overtime sad-that f
not given the tune oddball.
o. , ,
“Foley's Honey and will
""03"“. remedy (erst- .
n y
mi ”11‘0“
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Norwalk Chronicler