,.
esiport
& Saugatuck
' {Weatport probably has an heirloom!
g u ohoro trout ua'any section on nah;
-' Inland Bound: 'l‘lielharhor in good. and"
“ dotted here and there with inlets and
islands. whore are located ilneiy laid-
nud the sonnet la a truly delightiui one.
tinny of the planet who carnation pain-
lwith the landmoilo and art gardening.
ldetaiin. and in the summer time the
fproperties are at their bout. 'l‘hero
East
Norwalk
Get
Your
Filled
at the
Drquants
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eilotent
nervlce at all timel.
Personal attention *iriv-
on to all prescription
work.
Chains for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Mating"
l
Directly joined to South Norwnlh
by the Washington street bridge is.
East Norwnlk. justly proud of her slo-
gan. “The fastest growing nerllon iii
the town.‘ That this is no idlo boast
is readily apparent from the amount
of ("Olih'il‘l't'tltlil work always in pros:-
ress, particularly new houses. for Etltil
Norwnllt, though boomers-wise nluri.
in ossrntinlly a home rumor. nliy.
, A particularly romnwnziublo feature
about [that Norivnlk penulo is their
loyalty to the neighborhood in which
they liv.t i‘ho host, Votunlit Shh/uni
and ,lt‘i-e lllntrirts moon to thorn a
g’cnulnu joining of interests and fur-
liir‘h opvoitiinliy for at grout llt‘lll oi‘
clviv pride
in Foot Noiwnlk them is n unluno
audition of tinnitus llcr residents
{invents pror-ilcnli- whoop. mhllo mum.
of. an mtpnl oily. incitidinl: an tumor
date and efficient fire department.
good tiolloy service. piped water. it
solver system that is excelled by none.
oohools that are a pride alike to pur-
onta and pupils. a growing ayaimn of
direct and oonwnornlal elootxlu lights.
'and'tho host ohurohoa. 'l‘horu in also
a oomn‘ontinblo social life and many
other ndvuutn 130$ tltnt appeal to those
sookint a. locality in which to main:
their home.
Althourh Eliot Norwnik does not
have a town or city government of bur
own. her lire. dintriot prerogatives by
log‘alatlro‘grunt permit of it wide
Willi—TC of action. as is shown by the in-
stallation of tho sewer system. tho
ole triml Mimi“ and the fire alarm
system. all within he lost two or throw I
years. Those utilltlon of an urban
ommnunltp givnr itu out illustrntiou of
tho spirit of progress among East
Norwolk peoplt‘. who nnnilu-r- morn
than the population of n uront runny
whole town: in ih. alilfi'. East Nor-
wall. at the lliirwlii time has in the
2lilttlghhothoiri of 4 0th inli'abitnnta, with
tier population he'ng aullod to moi»
rapidly now thun ovor bui'orv.
Especial emphasis hm: boon plnro'i
on tho point that blunt NOl‘Wlllk is it
home (router but sicht should not ho
lost of her i'tl'tillt opporl» ulti. '. fol
martial wine. In fort. it has not born
loot night of. an In shown by n". :ue' 'w' a
thriving lmiuutrloa ioratod at various
points; about tho net-film. «Yet. Home
of the boat i’artory altos are awaiting
.clnlmanta. Float Norwnlh' ban a. bar-
bor all of her own that any pinrv ml thi
well be proud oi. furnishing as it «toes,
great opporiunity .for~' dovelopmrut,
' East Norwullt'has a water front that
extend: not a low bundrod foot. but
too «Vera! moon.
, The Whole m: Norwulh auction in
‘ Mlthtui one. Thin ll littlo‘ or no
Monti. n m lor o ma or. t
m (“ultimatum mam .
“.5 a. on
tourism", y «mum ind
.itinly pleating to the era.
tug residential all or] open to
, u gotta until a poo-tin
in
shown by tho mast Norwalk lmprovo
moot Aolociatlon’o recent action
having street nlgnu placed all about
the place.
trict committeoo nerve witlmut pay.
and for those position: are always
out
it is mind dogma». iv in
m... .... . -.. ...
eventualine into as good an found any-
where.
That 11?er interest in being taken
the community’s upbuildlnx in
in
The school and tire dia-
tound men loyal to the interests of the
district. and who are always on the
lookout for tho but interests or the
dietrlcta.
”*“I
9....
Mr. and Mrs phnrleo Baker. of Mid
dlotown, spent Sunday with relatives
in East N01 walk
A monthly business meeting of May-
inWer Hook and Ladder and "Ho“
Company will be hold this evening at
the fire house in Van mat street.
l
Mrs. Clnrriasa B. Bates. who has
many friends here. is expected home
from Florida in May. Mrs; Baton has
been having a very enjoyable southern
stay.
n...—
.lnmoa Pickering in learning the niya.
torios orboing a. conductor on the l0-
onl trolley system. and in breaking in
under Conductor Colon Flowellyn. of
the blunt avenue line.
The annual eiertlon oflhe Woman's
Fort-inn. Mlualonnry Siouioiy will he
held Friday evening at the pnraonaw
“uh Mrs. W. W. (Hilton, at which time
oillrorn will ho. elected.
Mrs. Gillioa. wife of w. W. (:lllirn, of
i-tutai Not-walk, former pastor of the
Mutliodint Church. in Hrm-nwlrh.
smut the week-mid with lilru. C. i...
(Trookor and sister. in (lronwirh.
r
{The nurse overrun innhmiytim-
.provementa are ptogrenulug an fifflC‘
toiily. The drain. whlth taken the wo-
tor from the roadway and leada it in-
to n brook is finished itnd tho ue’iort-
mon are about to have the direct mud-
ed.
The hasehltll fans are looking for-
ward to oonolilorablo practice this
woolt. Till? local teams are having:
their share of attoniion nnd.tiio big
league nines are not. being forgotten.
nor the opening days of their transom.
this week.
“H
The oyatornien who work the natural
growth beds had. renewed hope this
morning in tho weather prospects. if
the nook iurnu out to be an favorable
on this morning promised. it will he tho
heat wook of the uenaon for the until!"
at growth workers. '
b nnural .notvico over the remains of
Frank Hall's father. who passed uwuy
iii tho b‘ltob Soldiora' Home. Newton.
pro to he held Wednoaday noon. ’The
deceased had been in ill health [on
quite in long time and recently it Was
decided that Just the care that would
be best for him could be procured at
us
iliu homo.
w-v mm W
Much interest in being taken in the
opoclal town meeting culled for Wod-
uouday plant to further connidor tho
Washington strut bridge project.
il‘hia meeting in the remit of a .potlti
and stated by a number othm as wall.
’ union: mountain bore aunt
lover board and in now in Bridgeport?
istranded off Fire Island. would not be
.tion bonded by George a. Van Albino
{are numeroua attractive driven
lthrounbout the town. and the wealthy
. :Now Yorkers some time am a“, tho
was the rendition of “The Palm.” ”9“““05 0' the plane and many mason
fluent reaidencea have been built.
by Miss Edith Mead The class meet The town in vm nicely situated.
lug tomorrow evening will no in olinl‘fllhelug on the. main lino of the New
of George Reynolds. ”York New Haven and Hartford Rail.
-........... lroad, and having oxoollent trolley con
Hotbort V Carr 5.. about to lily for nectioun.d 'l‘ho wager facilities are on-
n supper. the result of a wager 8am. ”Wu” ”'9” ” “g a ““9 harbor
The share property has been rapidly
day. when he opined before Georgi! R. = duelopea during u... ”an 5“. years.
Van Alstyno that that the latter could . tending to radius the town quite a gum
not float, the lilaket on Saturday “'9’ rooort "H" to ”"5 “Wt 0‘ N0!“
. .. .walk. a number of Norwalk 90 lo.
Milli” full tide. The lulukot “mm'with others from Bridgeport. Dapnbifry.
Bethel and other inland towns have
.acqulred property at Comps Mills.
bad name tilt ' cottages and bungalow-
have been orooted there. making I
complete settlement. At ()ompo the
town has erected a large pavilion. and
to have her engine overhauled. Mr.
Carr was then ready for I bet that.
anyway. the Princes: lroue. the linen
outvolintefi. with. handsome boom. '7
there are bathing and boating facili-
tiea An extension may be made unit:
{this hummer.
titrated by today. Deatiatohoa allow.
that in this. too. Mr. Carr was mistak-
en.
”Ma—u...»
A large number of friondn and ruin-
tives attended the funeral services ov-
or the remains of .l. Sturgea Randall
yesterday afternoon. from his late reel-
dance in Seuview avenue. The Rev.
W. w. Gillies, pastor of the East Ave
nuo Methodist Citnrch. with which Mr.
Randall wan prominonily identified for
years. had chargo of the obseuuloa and
inioronient followed at Not-walk Cemei
tory. During thr- couruopf the uervi-'
nos. Pastor Gillimi spoke in the hiulim
est. terms of the damned. reflecting
the feeling of all him know Mr. Ron-
dull. in oomtooiion with the core-
moniur. appropriate musical numbers
were: rotidorod by a nitartetto compos—
mi of tho Mlilllt‘tl Chi-punter. George ii.
Him and A. F. iinihuwny. 'fht- poll
hunroro were .1. (l. Hawkins. ii. \.
'l‘nyior. ii). i... i-lnnford. F. S. Seymour.
t). ii. Simone and Daniel l.‘llomme-
dlou . grip.
bout Sclld. "
Minn Anna Quinlan has a position in
Bi ldgoport
.iamea linrnoa. of Soundtrack, is out-
iering with uarhunclea
a...
and NIH. .lumt'u Smith.
ed the pant week at the paper plant.»
(fol. and Mrs.
turned from a trip to California 5
William \lolth in substituting for
.Jamm lluii-itu at the F. w. liuhbell
‘iio.
Mrs li‘lllltfl whale»; is continua
to
........... ....... ‘ “W?- has taken a tion for th a-unnnork once. bonds and mortgages Nolan .
HOUSE “WARMING QURPRISE. Rev. and m 'f‘liylol" and non bout 6 bnndai evening. in th
, with Captain C W. Bell. Public. ‘
Etiaiuto spent lust week in New _ ., (on: qregational Church the
Mr. and Mn. William Honk: Eaten York. p9,... iinrioz. of Now York rltr Robert SC 1 amount of the last two
talned Lame Party of Friende. .M we," Saturday and Sunday in ”m, a ’2: (.hrlsto life was read by duo
A house wartnint Itrrpriw party was “"9 ‘00"1301‘001 “'l” 0'0“! Thtirldny plane. 55,9 3“," of friends. . 1- L 314 the ntory was partly illustm
ii‘nileit‘tl Mr. and lira. William Hanna f‘“ ”M 3413“" rotation and reopen M- .,_...-...... 3 number of colored stereoptl"
m tholr homoln 'f‘indpli inane, in... Pri- Aiiril 24. Mr and Mro William 1‘ DoWMors. of file lloly Land. in the my.
day ownin’t. 'i‘he affair was vary on 'i l “gar-M ' .
loyahlo all through. “The nun-nth com-1 h“ lar “ “W“ started
illotoiy aurprlaod their limit and hunt ‘H“" k Taylor '3 new "on“ on Lin
use. but the latter soon rooororud and ,ml“ avenue.
inndo arorythiu: vory surf-able. The; “W“
carpet and furnituro wan removed from.
two of the rooms and dancing onloyod missionary WWW”.
during the eveninu. Thom worn nluo.
plhuo and vocal solos nnd other onion!
'almnonta. 'l‘ownrda tw- laitur part or'
tho owning a lino rollnlion wh stirred wood mm 51 mm
and all of tho glioaia heartily onlorod; M.”
the ropaat. 'i‘buru lliellttnl were: ii‘tunh‘
Wliluia. (linroura llitohlngu. .Vlr. and
lira. Morrull. Mr. and tire. (lull. Toy
ior. b‘iauk Valentino. i-‘loronoo Pride.
Currie Northrup. Margaret Noaline. .
Alice Noallnu. illudys Ayaoull, Mr. and!
Mrs. M. ii. Ayaouit. Loin Wood. Vlfllfij
Arlington. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Hotel. Jr.,’
Mr. and lira. .l. M. ()dull. Chariot!»
Wood. Mr. and lira. tilmrloa Hanks.
Marion Hilliltb. Mildred Whliiork and
Harold Marika.
WWW .,'
NEW CANAAN CARPENTIM r
aroma. .
NEW OANAAN. April tow-4m: Uri.
to. carpenters .beiun rolling: their to,
round of 88.50 3 day. an inertia» of It!
coitu- today wont out on nun. only
via; oddltruotlon work on many W“
buildings. The mailer carpenter: m“
they will not urticaria the demand up
have me out-tile and brought no!)
residuum for thin hummer. i _
n-a—
inst moon. lint
whorl. he has tioeoptod n trunnion.
.. A...” «mum
The birth batman at 00mm bench
am being rapidli routed and it
ply the demand
§
Oomph Point.
; titanium uhool:
mom a week an. haw WW
attain. to dim will in my ,
l’. G. Sanford has launched his fast~
finer in all Connecticut.
lcallyrlpealtlna. the place is almply
«beautiful. especially in the spring,
summer and autumn. when Nature in
at her loveliest. and when the wlfido
during~ there masons are soft and
balmy-aa- they oftentimes are in this
virlnlty~bringing with them
health giving mommies. it is assured-
ly a joy and a comfort to sojourn in
a one: so highly favored. this being
i doubly the one when the Weather per-
mite of bathing. boating. dancing and
aching—ill of which are to be enjoyed
IMW
Here indeed io a moat delightful
section. than whlcixi there is nothing
To nonwh-
in full measure bore.
Already a large number of promi-
ii neat men. such as Charles Klein. the
ruminant playwright;
the great operatic tenor;
lman Hoyt and RF DeKlyn. mu’hi
linililonnlros. and
president of the United State: Stool
Corporation. have aucoumbod to
i “pointing lures. and have made their
thomeg here, either permanently or
A non llflil boon born to motorman for the mounts mentioned. while many
others. it is expected will do likewise
Jamel A Farrell.
‘ in the near future.
A, new powvr plant has been inatalivi
zltna secured I position with Mrs.
.Dlihle.
Partridge have ro-' ’
i
her home with nioinaoh trouble and
\
albumin Purity in maroon: from
mutual: or alumni. Hill trauma
ruminant? other It and mm
a
Joseph llomlnlrk, of South Norwalk.
A.
a... ..>....._....-. ,.._ ‘
Oscar Scott has launched lilo motor
boat and has llf’t‘ll among the firm to
enjoy a rail.
The addition “hit-h is being plated
on the roaldenre of R S Barclay is
nearing completion.
l
“—-
Prrnton Boyd. of Rownvton ave-one.
9! Stamford were tho. guests of rein
10' thus in this plow \osiorda).
f
Tho Rowavton lv‘lunri (‘luh held a
' amortin-r. at the (lane of rho mhoo lung
““5 \lomana lioneiioiont melon alon in the rbztpol iiia aftrrnoou
ham parked and shipped a barrel for.
.._.
The Rollo are
M
”Mr and lira. d: E Form. of New
- lion-r. mat Sunday min Darin on.»
2' “l“. and million“ 3 “lluhfillxflntbnm. the wellimowu operatic artiat. it”
w...” «a»...
» An important iueetlnc of Reliance
John datum who played bull him Hook and indoor Column
in Room ton avenue.
3
m
The mow storm of yeiitardny mom
i“ log hunt the prospective summer real
doubtful if there Will in? enoush i0 lull-t dent: in their hit) horns and the day
if
Three iiiotmnu tom of trip fool:
has arrived in Weapon. to .bo upd on
the road! of the Bulileat property at
am wan a very dull ol‘io.
mow
be out in outnluiulou
tow-NW
Noland ”gm
lion: to the *l‘olromlto dolony. He in
with lira. linroid F. Clark. the dial livera lecture on tho Fusion
their
David Illsphnm.
John Sher-
its
t‘orlnl Club villi boll
ww‘ . lhoir regular irrational: meeting in the
MP and MW‘WW Harden “‘9 500“ rooml tomorrow operation at :l o clock.
to take intimation or the item: Show
nlll be
to!“ to Ohio: lbeld this evening at the hon quarters
mutiny and Mortar a yacht. the l.oo.l
has in» in» other! and actor a tow inn
provomom. among which in m. pine-
for at an walnut utter deck. we will in it: boundaries some at. it: wont
gym muted tho
“taint moon. may wool y ours.
I“ will he one or the notable anal. lawn Ill.“ notable for big country
. W poet. and l! at more»
riding at an» s ram. ‘
. ... .......
prize was near red by the bestow; aer- Reading. Ct.. next Thursday
and. lit-8.11 lit}. DoWiti; third. Mia. H.
s Mltt‘boil of Waterbury 8- E Wilson and family 118
from Cedar Gate to the honour
street. Darlen. vacated by
dick and family, who recently
to Port Chester. New York. ‘
The tank of rounding up unemployed
men and boys. who appear to enjoy tak-
ing ride: on the froight trains of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company continued here yea-
torday. but up to noon the five rail-
road detectives on the job had only
captured two man. One was white and
the other colored. and both were turn-
ed over to Countable Edward-J. Lad»
rian. The latter took the men to South
Norwalk police headquarters. Of the
six men arrested here Saturday. Judge
Taylor sent the two colored ones to
jail for thirty day»: each. and allowed
the tour white men to get out of town.
Frantia E Wood. of New
vialted his friend. _Coionoi Fen
Soldiera' Home in Newton. in:
day.
The Darlen baseball um um
losing any opportunitiea tor paint
and the members promise to xiv
good showing during the seaao .
Sparks from an engine set fir
the home of Edward Slaueon. 0
ton Heights _ Friday. afternoon
tire was extinguished hetero any.
age"“resulted by a bucket brisado
tily formed by neighbors. ‘
w
Residents of Rowayton read with re
grot last Saturday afteinoon of the
death of Harry Pepper. 11 former well-
known resident of this‘ place. Mr:- Pep-
per and his family resided for several
years in the former Theopbile Euph-
rat place in Rowayton avenue. and be
la well remembered here'on account of
his luminous enterprlnea and line must
that ability. lie removed to Norwuih
some yoara ago, and later went to
Hartford to llvo. nia funeral wan held
.in that riiy yesterday afternoon. and
tho remains will he brought here for
interment at tho conrenianre of the
.lumily in the family plot in Union
(‘omotorin
The newly elected ofllceru‘
Christian Endeavor Society .5,
Darlen Congregational Churn
entered upon their-duties yon
are: Merwin Smith. preaidén .
liolon Moorehouao. viceéprasidont
Miss Anna Williams. neonatal
treasurer.
Next Tuesday evening. in ll! (
odisr Church. the cantata "in
ion." is to be given by the or
chairs of the Methodist and «.
gationni churches with the nan
of outside talent. it is to be
seriice. The chorus has been
by \l. (‘ Perry of the Norwallt
Sillool faculty.
BEFORE VOU MOVE
consult me, whether you want a new
home. lot or farm. l have several
good bargains. Agent for all insur
Palm tinday service. was held
prorzlnte sermon bolug’b‘rett .
tho parlor.
l
Darien
and
Nor'oton
llrnry C. Limo has recently ..
llarion residence to G. if. Tlllel‘
Lima turd faintly will give “1191!!
their ‘home and in fut-t have ‘
had their houaehold oilocts ahlp
\l‘estlauryf'this state. which” til
ilieir homo hareniior. Mr."l‘ill¢
tinduruloed. intends to rent tit
piano for the pueeent and inter. '
model it for him residence.
1
l Barton in «annually a home town
and bar a purl drliizhtfui environment
that is not illllt iproolaiod as hair wit-
om ti‘ o moron of Now Yorhcre who
lma nation nintmiui advantage of the
fact by limiting the plane their rent
drone for the whole or port at the
your.
.. heated in and forming a port of .i
sturdy and naturally attraction mo
tiou of the country. finrion but pro
Louis l-‘. Gosdllel'. an {amp
the job‘rootn of the Glilepa
lulu. wna mnrrlod Saturday a
at the rertory in Noroton. by!“
in French. of Eli. i.ulte‘o Gil
Miss Marlon P. llurtwrighl 7’
piano The affair into be u
Ollll the immediate friends it 9 ~
greased for many men. not in loans out. After a short lid-termini). iii‘
and bound... but by “and?“ “film Mrs. (reason will reside at
d atnpa and it may hell ho proud
of a ration! it hurt made. its group
having boon Molnar in every reaomt‘
in M‘Gil. it ll a bin town and inrludon
wood nronue.
F. .l Rtliicijtl.m a
mun. was out.i Not-pt?
dav. looking for a out...
with tho appearance of
Johnu' new honed oath
Mr. Room with .to
litre. at. John we: tom! ~
with her new home. no .
niared tutti. 311'.th “
ii and ti. ham Um
melon on hilly 1
valunblo and dumb“ property alum
the Connecticut phone and ii. outn-
bo among it» radiation mole of the
be- known not. in on country. and
All "about the
. minnow hm been bought up. in-
uiudina thou vie npar to tho it inset
of nation it» on! “to Cut r”.
mot. alumina airtight: Mwéhgyo:
in our
"on on: in: .n.
Norwalk Chronicler