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,_ 224——-Eunt AW. and Fitch St.
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Get
Your
Filled
at the
Drquants
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription l
work
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
EAST NORWALK FlRE ALARM ‘
BOXES
Fire headquarters, \~un Zundt St. Tel.
lit).
212-mlIJast Washington and Fort Sis.
211mm. Zandt St. & So. Osborn Ave.
Zitl-witaat Ave. and liuwun Si
217i~—,—\\A'iniield St.
223—.»l1‘ort and Charles; Sta.
225~~St John St. and l‘ldllt' We.
352 -Seavicw me and First St.
335- -—~lloulevard and Second St.
3£lt3-Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
A'lttlllllly box in Marvln school con-
necta with box 335.
Auxiliary box in li‘itch school con-
meets with box 2H3.
One blaat oi whistle. at odd tluiea,
testing or line open
One blend of whistle at 8 p. 111.,
. standard time.
that teat 11in p. m.. every {rottweiler
'l‘ we hlustir of whialle- «l inc-tire out.
l1 our blasts of whistle l l l l—-
8: 30 a. 111... no school
Same call at. 11:31) a. 1n., one aeseionfl alarm hox number
A telephone message to electrht aia— 7'30 o'clock.
done by/l‘hursday's storm in being very
favorably, commented upon.
what might be called miserable, the
Wet. inlet poutrating almost everything
, with which it came
hold an umbrella seemed foolish but to
go without one meant to get wet.
large number
1
_,_ l
W l
The weather. this morning. was
in con-tact. To
A
_ were foolish. '
The regular ”service will be heldut
the East. Avenue Methodist church, to.
{tend the fun-oral of Mr.
liar, Mra. Mattie
l James li'lvlonuuediou.
marrow morning and evening.
William W. Gillies occupying the pul
Rev.
pit. Rev. Mr. Gillies will preach at
both the morning and evening servi
ces and the choir wil render excellent
progr.ama
The choir of the East Avon-no Me-
thodist church held an important meet~
lug, last evening, in the. church. at,
which time. it was rte—organized by the
new director, D. E. Diabrow. oi’ Southl
Norwalk. li‘ow changes were made but
plans for the future were discussed at
some length. l
Mr. and Mrs. J. Milton Elwood. who
have been in 0r.ino Maine. attending
the funeral service over the remains
of Mrs. Elwooda mother, returned
yoatcrduy uticrnomI at 1 o‘clock. to at-
lillwood'a als-
l.‘llommcdldu and
Tomorrow will he Epworth League
Sunday in the church of The. Norwalka.
Special services will be held and it to
expected that this will mark a new
epoch in the life and activities of the
malice in the township. The members
of the East Avenue Methodist branch
have been looking forward to the or-
gv'ent with very pleasant anticipation.
’i‘hc art-hum of East Norwalk were
1driven a real tryout, last evening. fire
2i? being pulled at
The great majority of
U011 i705! 1101“ 00h the hours of ll 9- the boys did not know that the alarm
n1 and ii a. ill. giIing location of fire.
an alarm will be. gltuil oi nearest box.-
.. m ._._._ ”flew...—
i
was for practice purposes only and
turned out at top speed, making for
MIa. Frank flail, oi itowan street. is Winfield aircct for all mm were wotth.
autY'cIiug Iyiib a uncle and painful at-
tack ‘ol‘ the ltilli-llllllrl. Mr.
no complaining of ii sore tl1ront.
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They soon learned the truth howevmr
Hall in ui- and entered into the spirit of the or
‘caaiorewith acid. The bone was tented
and 111th umueuvura practiced under
(‘barlca Wright. of l‘ aal aIcnuc. who the (Hyperion of Chief lil'cllt'l‘lt'k M
is employed at the Yale at 'iowntv [01 it W'heplpr
factoty. in St' IIni'oId,
his home, with a severe attack of ion-
fillllia.
ltcv. Charlca J. Anderson will 0ch1-
py the pulpit ol‘ the Suadiuh Collate'
national church tomuri ow mornluu and
evening. Rev.
preach at both Bert-ices.
The yacht owned by the young
men at Ptltlk'll‘ lighthouse, which baa
bccn undergoing repairs at Joana Ay~
ora‘ Rhipyard. at Starch creek. wan put
into the water yealcrduy.
’i‘ha islpworth League or the blunt
Avenue Muihotiiat church will hold iia
Weakly devotional taunting. tomorrow:
evening, in‘ the alulitorlutn of the
chuIch. it in hoped that them will be
a lame.
The Young l’euplau pocicty of Loy
at Worker» will hold it» regular meal-
‘ was blowing.
[p3, tomorrow evening. in .the purlora
of the Advent tlhrbaiun church.
to the Inambern.
ti. Ward Van Atatvno. the
young driver for the t‘rcacoat
'l he
program will he of exceptional interact.
bright
Laun-
dry, to Iliili confined to his home with
tonaliltia.
. doors. today, but the wet
would not permit of tlIiiI.
WW
t!
Ward expected to be out
weather
Mm. aenrr beeper, at orbit), Maine.
is a richer. in East diorwalh. having
'l‘ho lire wbiallc illicit did
‘“ t'onilnod ‘0 not blow us well an it might. it buiu‘at
impossible for many to figure out what
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ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
Below is a that of letters remaining
Mr. Anderderuon will uncalled for at the following poat am.
cm for the current week. 1
South Norwalk.
titanium-r A. Anderson.
Adolf .lutlcraon. 1’1 l'IIIy' tit.
Fl'lmlt iiurlttvr. III Marshall St.
Mra. fl. A. (Itroaamuu.
Mru. ltd. Daniela.
Capt. .lohn lily'arla, Sloop Avid (tray.
Ansley lioawn, acli. Jae. Muftett.
Mina hhnma Johuaon.
Elev. Mazella.
Min Elizabeth Nathan.
William ii. l'aracila.
Mira (have. lined, ht) Davin Bt.
lllchard White.
it.
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u. caowa‘,’
m
P. M.
w.
HO'l‘Ela‘ ARHWALB.
1
MahaeheInow-i. A11 Haivoy. A. a.
lilaodyear. it. itméitarnuworth. W. H
Ford. New liaveii; A1 ll. DOWIIOI. W.
11‘. Kennel/1.19. 1306”,?th York; a. (It.
Carlton. it ‘ it. H. W: Conant. lilo-ton;
llamuel Groonittaln. t3. W. Sloan. A. ll.
triumphant brldgeport; it). in nine,
New Rochelle: iii. 0. militia. Green-
wich; W it. Lord. Waterbury: W it.
Gornwell and wltepbiliglwln. L 1.: L.
A. i. cute, comma... L. it. ital-It
l
Ewot'lt early cvery' morning and ira ie‘
,uwuy ncvcrul (hiya until
' seven teat-bur,
Uhrbentar Pravi
. come down train her home to attend _ .
W chttoii. Philadelt
«the funeral lervlcea over the remains
of her stator. Mia. Mattie momma»
died. ithich "eviield. yesterday.
minty. Hartford: L‘. .-
d
., tall the children: court, judge about
Westport
81 Saugatuck”_
lliury liarrucloagh is itdliilned to his thcr or not they ahall pay 50 cents per ‘ not inclined to give justice. to the coiu- Assembly in 1866:. ‘Mrs. John (3,0sz Brown. {”5 n. ,
'lhuo its also a Iesolutlon up. man people. Undoubtedly the uuani- The work cotnalns the program of New York Metropolitan mused "
M
home with tonallitls. l month
\Valtcr i’eck'a new houses at ()ro-
nuke island will be occupied June i.
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The members of the Congregational
Sunday school are preparing an in-
iureating program for Children a day.
liar. George Servla, of Sungatuck in,
directing the, work of securing tutor.
lllilliml regarding all former students
or the Pennington seminary.
James ll. liaruon. oi‘ Saugntuck, Willi
operated upon at the Norwalk hoapl~
ial. ’i‘huraday'. AI thin writing Mr.
l-larnea is resting comfortably.
Edwin (fable died Wednesday at at
local aanliarium where his haa been
reoolving treatment for the punt three
u-ccitu. The death cornea an a aback:
to the many friends of the family and
in particularly and to his six ciiihiroII.,
'tllo oldest of which in but id yearn oi
age, survive and are now orphans, the
mother dying four weeks alto. hlr.‘
t‘uble was 5:. years of alto. The fun-1
oral will be held from the home in
Wilton. Ihla afternoon.
TOO MANY TEACHERS FOR LIT-
TLE 17M 80 HE TOOK
CARBOLIC. 2’
NEW Ytiitli. May 2h.~»~lrn Bauuon.
iii. loch hia Iuother'a hotilmi curobl
ic acid yeaturtlay. and only quick worn
with a atonutch pump by auritoonu from.
St. \v'inoent‘a hospital could not iru
in condition to give a reach for hi~I
ruah act, lint finally be told hia uuxsc
that too Inuay teatheia drum him to
try tu die. ‘ ,
A dii‘iment icathel 01er fully Iain
utea through the day. 11.11 unit! would
tome around and each to touch 11 1ilt_
fermlt thinly. , lie became no iilllflihudt
with trying to rciucmbci cit-tumult
that finally hla head «tuned in to ache
and by anti by his head ncla-ti no hurd'
that 1.11 wanted to die. 1
lra‘a mother and big brother go to
tail alone to no to school. Hu stayed
lllti mother
found out and warned him he'd better
not try playing hockey aualn. lra
plcndcd hia aching head, cauactl by
all to no avail.
Mrs. llituuoh reported at her place of
bueineaa yeatcrdny morning. and then
went directly home. having a prcuioub
lion that aoiuaihlux was wrong. t-iho
found little lva groaning under the cfv
theta of the acid. She gave him a done
of page tutti milk and hunt for an um-
halanco, which took him to the hos-
pital.
When lra Ivan himaclf Iii-lulu at tho
iioapitul he said:
”You, ace. It nan lbla way. we have
1 a different teacher in the (trove atreet
;ac.hool every forty llllllllwi'l. Viral. it
‘lady Would come in and. 1111'; “The
‘aarth in round."
1 would come and any: "The pricinal out
part of death Carolina in pine lumber
hull pitch." And then in a little while
we'd have another. tlhc d any: "(It phat
b ruptured equate a equate plan it‘ll:
pillit h square."
"'i'd no home and my head‘d ache.
i could remember rihout: the earth and
the lumber. but i couldn't get that al-
aahra. natural was in 7 it we used to
have just one teacher. lie quI blister
Fox. and he wan fine. it it couldn't get...
anything he‘d explain it to me. But
11101111 aaveu teachers; made use
nick." '
A11 anon all he is all better. in will
it.
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Whoa drying old to... pin than: on- ,
a pillow and let dry in the sun. '1’ or ;,
illi’ouid never be ironed. ,
out at them out attract!
Presetu Olitclals May Haiti Over
‘ or Short mm lines he Elected
the election of all national attic-am haa’
brought. about
tion at the United liattera, oi North.
America, who are holding their raga»!
lar convention in Arlington ilail. New 3‘
York.
thor to let the ill‘ttncut oiflciala nerve1
nix months loi‘littll‘. than their preaentl
i when the first election, under the refer. Pt‘ealdont of Labor Federation on Con-
eudum, will take llllit‘c. or to elect newt
officials to naive. only1 dillllll, the six;
month period before um regular elec- aupreme courts declaiou tree Messrs.
l tiou.
i plan will finally prevail. 11though theiCharlca J. Donahue. of this city, pleat.
[entire limiter in still in the air.
was taken up with a discussion as to
i how much the “Newborn now out of the
;trade shall any toward the mortuary
l benctlt
fore the convention
momhera over till years of age shall be
. exempt from hitting any dues into this'
' fund.
be nettlcd until today,
, Thuraday concerning the report ofthe
‘ committee on law,
i
it ahall take a vuu- oi twothirdn oil. "We ”“9“ ‘0 59‘? ”“0”?“ "0‘” hold fairs last year M03130 Wilma in scholarly friends of the liiartelli
the local oraaulnuiuua to repeal any committee come of the labor hills on the Whittle. t . 3] covered this inscription on the b0
legislation panned In the conventionnwhlch hearings wcm held. this set:- M“ '
Itury LuIylol' on tho. grounds that the
rail, jump...“ ua it WM volu‘l‘d out ; day at his home in l-Zaat arcane. contracts. They cost but liltltt
that the clcciiou of vice prealdenta; ~»~ M...“ -» 1 _, ~ ~ ~ more “gill! ordinal) 831”de
would'onmil llturc oxiiclII-W. an thci‘i FURNITURE "0m “t “’9 9‘" many ””1
touid not rcI'Ic for nothing The. Illa I and w. Raymond longer. L
'cuaaion hot 11qu quite heated ilclgatc ; Funeral Director afld Emhalmet j ._......_.__.
. ilyun auylug he in bored in debut away ; f
with the board at lIlrctiora aliogeib- ‘1 ‘9 North "‘I" 3".“ South "MW." 3 Horace R NaSh
or. as he Raid it had been ahuwn thing Rule-nee. ' WI'B‘W‘W 3"."- l ' . '
naually all than 11111 l. was turned m ; retention. at office. 888-2. . T N. Mam StWeilt SIS.
, liIli’i, The matter will not be acted on
than another teacher ‘
till ii iii itiiiillii
”M” M»...
The adoptlou'ol’ the referendum tori
Meet ”every decking: need.
a rather complicated
tate of attaira in the present conven—
y SOLD BY
Horace R. Nash, Cor. N. Main St West Sis.
The qucallon aowydriaea whe-
THE FIRST PIANO.
To Bartclommeo Cristifori. on {this
fan Mr. Krehbiel gives the prece’tl ta
above all other claimants for tile in»-
ventlw of the piano. though lie eonv
codes that a Frenchman named Marina
and a German named Christopher
Iieh Schrcter, reached the camera it
almost synchronously by indepen tit
means Oniv two plant rotten ma
Cristtiforl am known to have shrill
ed to the present" day one
in Florence. The other andplde ‘
made in 1720, was bought in. '
guttwuLTUHE BOARD’S ANNUAL
REPORT.
0. J. DONAHUE’S COMMENT.
erm. or until i‘leocmhcr at this year,l
Secretary'l‘. C. Fanton issues the Pub-
llcatlon.
The annual report of the state board
of agriculture for the year i910 has
been published by lvereon C. Faaton.
of Weston. who is secretary of the
Ward. The report is devoted to the
work of the board in promoting insati-
iuies by the various societies and to a
brief history of the board. which was
established by an act of the General
tempt Declelon.
"We are naturally pleased with the
i
it seems likely that tirelalterlfiompera, Mitchell and Morrison' said
ltleut of the Connecticut Federatitm of
Most of yeaierday‘a morning “3310“ Labor. commenting on the decision ta-
vorlng the unionists, says the New l-la-
ven 'l‘lmeolaaader.
“The decision ought to stop the talk
of radicals that the supreme court is
fund. The diacuasion is who,
the ugiitultaral cenvcchon held in
WaterIm an PM: 111 or ill. 14 and 15.
1910, together with a stenographic re
port of the proceedings and a result.
of the corn exhibition held in connec-
iif‘ln with the convention. The report
of the treasurer and a list of the agri-
cultural tiocletiea oi the state which
mops judgment of the highest. court in
'the land implies the fact that the ia,~
bor leaders did not warrant. such pun—
’l‘hc matter will probably- nmiahment as inflicted by the lower
’courts."
The unionlata' victory has arroused
the labor circles of the entire state to
unusual enthusiasm.
providing that it had been for two generatitm ill 11H
Martciil family at, Florence.
been purchased in 1819 of 1820 at;
public sale of apparently worthless
allure from the grand ducal paint: it
Siena. That it had any value as a l
torical relic was not suapectedjnntglt
1872. when Signor Cosimo Cecil.
A warm diacuaaipu took place on!,
recommending that
serving as a hammer beam: Burrito
menu (it Christophorus Patavinus‘ f
ventor, Eaciebat Florentine M000
—-Wiiliam S. Walsh in Columbia
Plain cmor elation is still used
"““'“"‘ veiling dotted and stilt ed mate
TELEPHONE CALL 720 “and the result is uniformly good
[iliR flit HBUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A S T N O R W A L K
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
Jlliill i. llSllillliil. PROP
”.9"...
Patch 8:... Summer
Frocks of white serge hairilned in
black are completed by a narrow out—
lining of collar and tiny revere of
cerise; this feature also appears on
black frocks striped in white.
alon." said President Donahue yester-
‘day, discussing the labor legislation
mending at Hartford. no lwlieved that
this legislature. would pails opoelrmah-
'l‘bla report was supported by Score»
convention contained the best man in,
the. orgaiuzaiion and that the rank and
tilt1 should lltnt': confidence in the laws I “ll; l)lllti ll! labor'a‘behall’.
which they puma-d. Tlmt‘e was a (1.3.; The meaauro he was most hopeful of
clded opposition. however, on the part I aching puaacd. said Mr. Donahue. was
of the “more radical delegates who an optional woriimea's compensation
wanted the resolution to read that “Cl dt‘ill‘ll'mtl employers 0i tilt! (‘0!!!-
a majority vote cIIliitl repeal the no. mun law dcieutes it“ they did not sub
lion of the (uuvomiun. Treasurer nIli themaelica to the priniaiollo‘ oi the
Matter iavorcd thc majority rule, any 1K“! The N“ rflfiilll’cll combined will .
1,... he did but helieu' that twothlrda pioycra' liability and uotkmenr. eoml
‘oi the 111cm «~15 should be compelled penaatiou. by delay: may with the the-
m animal It. illtt'iiillil. Those in in- .or) of aaaumcd risk and the fellow
var of the lllltjtll‘lly vole won out. lacrvnnl rule in cases not brought 1121»
Another «lion was» made to have (lit? illt‘ l'ri’ilflflt‘ll “'Oi‘lillli‘ll'tl compen-
iour vicc pl‘raltli'iits nerve with tho Iva-1 tuition act. Certain dangerous cumin:-
tiouul ui‘tlu Ia as an executive boatd ‘monia are cmcrcd in the all to entitle
in plate of 11.1th 1111111"er being taken Workup It in unupcmatiuu for inlul‘les'
from the tilt“! of directoru to. thin received in the ordinary diachmae oi
puipoac. ’l‘ln mutton for each a move tllt'lr t.iutiea
‘ny13 that the. nonnative and oxacpiltu;
bruucheu ot the general forces should
in tat-partw- d. 'llm Iuotiou did not {"0 t ,‘t'z’lti'ilt'lt
.._..~ ._... . . W... n..- _. .............I'._
DOES Y0 1
TIN ROOF,
LEAK 2
\e should appreciate the op-
normally to figure on repairing
or replacing it.
Vie specify Charcoal Iron
Leaders and Gutters in out;
Donald Way. of Yale. arrived home
to eI-an-i balm-day and Sun»
or to tho executiic board for filial din
(Minion uuyuuy 'lhe motion to elect?
vice presidents hmvrcie was defeated
by a vote of 1.1 to it)
Telephone or house. “I
fS.Norwalli
Daily Line to N Y.
Soc retaiy t‘arotaa. of the lnternu- ROCKERS
tlouul iirothcrlmml of ’i‘ip l’riniors adv CHAIRS _,_,_ M,“ ,
draaaed tho (‘oiiicutlllli on 'i‘buraday. For FREIGIIT Ofl‘y SETTEEB
A motion 1qu introduced by Dale REED TABLE§ THE NEW SC‘ENW P;
irate John W. Scullcy to hold the limit “will“ Prepellen ‘9‘“ P“; HAMMOCK‘S
28. East River. New York (tom
of Dover street). every day tex-
Detiaitioa oi Chirom
(‘hirooractie la the sciatica of
COUCH HAMMOCKS
PORCH SHADES
eoI‘Ivaution in New York city in‘ May
until the other diuirictu put in their con! Sunday). at 3 ll Ill- Freight cngx HUGS canoe of the dined” and the "to!
hidl for the convention city. "(‘3le al- Norwnlh “ll ‘0 ‘ it LAWN BWINGB ”my” 11‘.qu ”1393”,". .
MW... ~-~ m- “a 80W “0"“ “ll '0 5‘30 aeraiaaaaroas by a wrench trim or lanai
Contraty to the belief of many aioui D. m w blot Elven it done in child -
create- alnehad nerve: and DI
later life in the dim-rent emu
limb-
(‘hiropratoora remove tho
thin disease and pain. Ind lifilth
women. the high natal line in becom—
ing to them it not exonerated. and
the atruiuht panel in another helpful
I. K. MITCHELL.
Norwallt Steamboat Company
Mining 1‘ Imlth. c. c. Hog-mam
uponaraaea‘
feature. Anything that olillieratoa the um. General All“. F A “MITCHELL restored thraunh harmonic!“
lIiIuI and given airubthi lineal: heroin f, .. 1 ’ ' ’ nerve avalemu in your Md,
his to each mutton. NI hint-roundup Rheumatllll‘tt
Hone: ma earn '11.. new may," we venue
‘ xw-ofix-dtw » wow w I a. 0.. ..
Women Need
rm th and help when ey an:
atmfgmjiiy weakness and agitating.
At times when Nature teem; cruel
and 1700/ hard-“whoa depressloal
and derangement; come ..... kind
mmlytdendlmaygiven-rapidity.
When ailment» occur. the best
natural help and correction is iii?
rate and wetland family ”may
B VIEGIIAH’B
... a...» wwuum.
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 81"... canon are mv'engnuéia‘l “that???“
Curvature o t e no _ ,
NORWALR' CONN" never renal glvml Chlro
, chance to help you
Norwalk Branch crate 0t , TMP‘RANCJS n. C.
Thp €38"th Sentinfl .4 WABHINOTON .1" .0."
magnetic Treatment. (liven
.mwm
P
GOING TO Bar" A‘
ma...» .1... .. v at”...
Couch
Hammocks
RANGE?
Get it now
' in white or khaki, with
'L WM“ w' “n m." prompt National spring and wind
. connection: ‘ shield. for ,
They correct £111 rcaaltI of «not! ' >7
and remove 1 cause 13 Inflation
They have tonic, helpful action on Pl'lce $14 75 $6 ‘ 75
the whole system. They re eve cm ”H" m . mm . . ~ , O ,
newcomers. headache. backache e. ,> . 7? V “v , Other; up to $141
will? demolition and Neil No: charge for. piping from mm to , ‘1‘ '
fifll‘lllfl’ll Pilln 3W6 .th I 1t ‘ flying; - I l l ; t" j .
silt: lfltlll‘itVfi W"? ‘ ' Woveal'l’ammockl. $1.00
maybe lied upon . , ,
Norwalk Chronicler