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,
A Very Best Butter
.I”7.'......red a position at his trade
2110' Methodist church last evening.
Coffee, in bean or ground, at . .150 lb_.
8 can: (full size) Milk ............ 25c
' '8 lbs. Best Milk Crackers ........ 25¢:
urge California Prunes ...... 104: lb.
Bast Standard Tomatoes, can ..... 10c
'ScansCorn...” .......... .......25c
E Flour, bag ....................... 781:
Turnips. bushel ................. 65c
3 pkgs. Oatmeal ............ . . . . .250
1. tripods in East Norwalk.
‘ fire in Brooklyn to visit friends.
“ sin .51 banking up.
,dgliteer on the Princess Irene, has re.
days at his home here.
' his new house in Highland avenue.
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11111111111, MARCH 1, 19:2
Harold Day. of Seaview avenue, has
plumbing at Rowayton.
Mr. and Mrs, A. S. Crockett and?
Mrs. Susie Geibs were the guests of
Mrs. Charles Ainsworth yesterday. '1 ,
..-_.. .__A
This morning’s air was cold and
riw, the thermomtter standing at the
17 degree mark. Last year it stood
It 19 degrees.
.___._.__
Rev. William W. Gillies had charge
ol the weekly prayer and praise ser-
vice that was held at the East Ave-
' The regular mid-weekly services
were held at the Swedish Congrega-
tional church last night. The services
were well attended and enthusiastic.
The weekly prayer and praise ser-
vice was held at the Advent Christian
Church last night. The service was
well attended and was most interest:
.ing.
Attorney boo Iktvis, of Rowan
street, will attend the banquet which
will be given this evening by the
Bridgeport Bar Association 111 the U11-
iversity Club home.
Joe Fowler has received word from
his former home in Michigan. telling
him that during the month of January
no less than 600 marriages had taken
place. This is some leap' yearing.
Jenn L'Hommedleu has recovered;
from his “cold." If the truth were:
known, John has talked so much to‘
the ladies that his talking apparatus
not the better of his throat and a
hoarseness resulted which was mistak-
ened for a cold by his friends.
The East Norwalk School District
committee has decided to call a spe-
cial meeting of the district for next
Friday evening. At this time the,
proposal to purchase another piece}
of property to be added to the Marvin '
school building holdings will be con-
nidered.
5 by James A. Farrell. of Hickory Bluff,
,engine considerably: Mr. Farrell 1m: '
. mediately .put 11 66.11119, of men at work
0
the pipes on the property of Captain
Edward Smith in 20 minutes Wednes-
day morning.
While driving along Highland ave-
nue on Tuesday, an automobile owned
which has an undefislung engine.
scraped the roadbed, which is full of
bumps land crevices. injuring the
repairing this particular spot in the
road.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Plumbing 8: Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Belknap” System
OF HOT WATER HEATING
Most Modern and Economical
System.
DARIEN
AND
NOROTON
Frederick Thompson has purchased
a seven-passenger Moon automobile.
Charles Murphy and George Smith
captured a large mess of clams, Wed-I
neaday, at Scott‘s Cove.
Rev. Herbert S. Brown's lecture on
the Passion Play tonight is to be giv-
en at Ridgefleld, in the town hall, not
at Darlen.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, who
have been living at Farrmington, 001111..
the past year. will return to Darien to
reside, next week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church, mtet yesterday af-
ternoon. with Miss 'Ella Dates, of Gra-
cie street, to sew for the summer
sale.
Eighteen new members will be ro-
1-eivcd in the Congregational Church
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. G. How-i
nrd King and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel,
L'Hommedieu. or East Norwalk, who?
11:11 sometime ago for Bellvi-lle. Flop:
lda, remembered their friends w'ith
ida, were remembered with postal.
cards from Jacksonville, where they‘
stopped whole enroute.
I
Herbert Brown and famlh, of this:
place were taken suddenly ill Mon- .
day night after eating pumpkin pic. I
.Dr. Francis I. Burnoll was immediate !
1y summoned and diagnosed the 1
trouble as poisoning. The family with I
the exception of Mrs. Brown have 1e—1
covered but she remains quite ill.
——SATURDAY 51 MONDAY ONLY.
The very best Fresh Made Cream-
ery Butter, per pound, 32c.
7 bars Swift's Soap. 231'.
A. STUl.L.
35c
0
pound 1.
R. JoselovSky 81 Co.
EAST NORWALK
* RoWAYToN
, Mrs. George Moore has been visiting
'Miases Gladys and Marjorie Mills
“Captain Daniel P. Morrell is over-
hullng the engine in his launch.
The harbor still'remains firm and
ulyet. has exhibited not the slightest
Hubbard tinckwood, the assistant
W bid duties after spending a few
dun-y ‘Scoileld has taken possession
. ‘ S1nlt‘1 place and the Dance plate with,
next Sunday 111orning. E-Eght will be
received by letter, and ten by profes-
sion of faith.
Manager Hanford Smith and his
baseball boys are getting bus). Sp1i111,.
training will soon be in ord1-1.ilarlenl
[will be represented this yeat by a:
home team and a traveling team. The;
traveling team will play only Sunday,g
games.
it is said that the Southern New
England Telephone Company‘ s agents
h.1\1> been looking at the Hanford
an idea of locating their central mm c
there. it will probably be 111i1isun1,.ner
before the exchange is opened.
The Fairfleld County Association of'
Congregational Ministers will meet
next. Tuesday. at the Congregational
Church. The morning session begins
at 1:030, and the afternoon session
opens at 2. The visiting clergymen
will be entertained by members or the
church at luncheon. Rev. Herbert S.
Brown, pastor of the local church, is
registrar of the association.
The pecole of Springdale are once
more entertaining hopes of seeing the
doublehfaéking of the New Canaan
branch become a reality. Surveyors
were on the tracks, yesterday. getting
grades and to all intents and purposes
it seemed that they were laying out
another course, east of the present
one. Some said it was for the purpose.
of straightening the turn in the tracks,E
near: the station. Meanwhile all are
impatient with anxiety.
111de by when is heard around
town, there wil be a‘determilned fight
and no compromise on the part of the
town to have the widening of the
bridge over the Noroton RIVer go
through on lines recommended by the
special committee which investigated
the matter. The injunction proceeding
brought ‘by Weishelt Brothers does
not seem to worry many folk over
here. On the contrary, it seems to
have made some people determined.
and. perhaps, I. bit angry. An ofllcial
of the town said publicly. Wednesday.
that he would do all in his power to
prevent Weishelt Brothers obtaining a
renewal of their license to sell intoxi-
oants. The mount-sacs will be, 'he
said, based upon the claim that the sa:
loan is so close to a cemetery as to
make the fact a ground for obiectlon.
The same oiliclal said there «was anoth-
er Ialoon‘ less 12110020011291 from the
post-oilice, and that a Temonstrance
may 501111011 against that saloon. 11.
was said by others, however, that the
to not? having a greenhouse built
0 .015 51 the property.
15515115111111: a saloon may 1111200
feet or less from I public building or
I cometary ideas not 11100.11.thth
1 George llunncll.
Oakland, Cal, and asking for (1 fed-
M. Card. 11’
but profanity wont cure them.
Ointment cure. itching, bleeding or
150-1115; plies um em or Innov- ‘. A.
‘ny .
MRS. SHElllllN.
NURWA K HEAAS
EE _PAERIWS
Annual Meeting at Connecticut
Branch of Daughters 01 Found-
ers Held in Bridgeport
MRS. JllWl l. SIEREWB
flEllBAIE ill [WNWWIWI
Society Endorses Stami- Taken
to Stop Desecration of
American Flag
..—._.
Between titty and sixty of the mem-
bers of the ConneCticut Chapter of
the Daughters of the Founders and
Patriots of America met wt the Strut
field. Bridgeport, yesterday morning
at. 11 o'clock for the eleventh annual
meeting of the chapter. Among those
present were Mrs. .lohn l.. Buel. of
Litchfiold. state regent of {the D. A.
it. and her secretary, Miss Elizabeth
H. Bullmrd.
Officers Chosen.
Mrs. Charles Sheldon, of Norwalk.
the president was in the chair and
the reports of the different officers
were listened to with great interest.
Mrs. Sheldon read ’her report a very
comprehensive document. The elec
tion of officers occupied a goodly
portion of the session and resulted as
follows:
President~ Mrs. Charles Sheldon. of
Norwalk
l'ltePresiden'thrs.
Pinney, Derby.
Recording S111uet41ry-—~Mrs, Isaac B.
Wnkeman, Saugatuck.
Corresponding Secretary ~ Mrs.
Southport.
Charles H.
Registrarwllilss Lucretia Smith.
New London.
llist11rlan——M rs. Franklin Knous.
New Haven.
Treasu re rm M rs,
New Haven.
Color Bearer—«Mrs.
Street. New Haven.
Chaplaiu~M iss
Strattord.
Councilors—«Mrs. W. E. Halllgan.
Mrs. M. M Downer. ot‘ llrldgemn‘t;
Mrs. News I) Baldwin Derby Mrs.
SamuelH.St1cet..Vowiiaven;M1's.
5Jennie Ambler and Mrs. Dennis Welch,
New Haven.
Delegates to Meeting.
Mrs. John T. Sterling was chosen
delegate to the business meeting of
the National Society of the Founders:
and Patriots which will be held in
Washington. April l3, and Mrs. Rob
111-1. Goodwin and Mrs..Welch were al—
ternates. Mrs. Sheldon also goes by
virtue of her office.
Mrs. Sheldon. Mrs. Sterling and
Mrs. C. A, Hotchkiss were chosen di-
rectors. Mrs. Sheldon spoke of those
who had died during the year and
paid graceful tribute to their memory.
She also gave the very highest praise
to Miss “Martha Beach. who has acted
as the president‘s assistant during the
past year, termlng her as invaluable.
To Protect Flag.
The chapter endorsed the resolu-
tion which is being sent around by
Mary Clapp Wooster chapter, D. A.
R.. of New Haven, regarding the
desecration of the flag by Samuel
Gompers, while making a speech at
(‘lturcnce Bollmer.
Frederick ll.
Jeannette Booth,
eral statute protecting the flag. The
chapter voted to endorse the resolu-‘
tion. .
At 1 o'clock the chapter adjourn-
ed i'or luncheon which was served to
them: in the breakfast room. They
reconvened at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles H. Armstrong was
the hostess of the day and together
with Mrs, W. E. Halllgan had
charge of all arrangements.
The program for the afternoon
was as follows:
Music—~Solo, Star Spangleg Ban~
ner, Mile May Topping, acctnnpanist,
Mrs. Frederick M. Card
Business. ‘
Mimic—Whistling 5010, selected,
Mitts Barbara. Du Bois, accompanist, ‘
Mrs. Frederic M. Card.
President‘s address.
Soprano solo—Selected. Miss Mary
Topping, accompanist, Mrs. Frederic
Address—~Itallan Women of Yes-
terday and Today. Miss Maynard, of
New Haven. _
Whistling solo—Selected. Miss Bair~
bara Du Bois, acoompanlIt, Mrs.
Frederic M. Card.
--itchlng piles provoke profanity,
DoanI
' that will cause them to ask embanrass-
1 7
H‘ .—~———— _._..___
AMUSEMENTS
HOYT' S THEATRE.
That vaudeville is the most popular
form of amusement wlth the theatre
sums of the present day is admitted!
byk'everyone who pays the slightest 111-:
tention to matters theatrical. When
his pretentious play- houses in New
York and other large cities are playing
to practically empty houses, despite
excellent and meritorious dramatic at-
tractions. and the vaudeville theatres
throughout the entire United States
and Canada are playing to the biggest
business in their history. there must
be a reason. That vaudeville has tak-
en a strong hold upon the affections
of theatre-goers ls beyond dispute and
the “combination" managers, produc;
lug dramatic and musical shows, are
at a lossdo understand them as liberV
ally as they did half a dozen years,
ago. It certainly ‘ls not because the.
dramatic shows are not as good as
they were in the "palmy" days, but pol
cause vaudeville managers are offering'
the very cream of professional talent
in their houses. A man takes hIs fam-
ily to a high priced theatre to witness.
a. dramatic performance. if he sits‘
down stairs, and the family consists
of a wife and daughter, for lnstame
his necks income In depleted to the1
extent of six or eight dollars for fit A
kets to say nothing of a few dollans1
more If he takes the family to a res
tamrant alter the show for a little
lunch. The chances are ten to one
that he will have to deny hims1lr 11
number of thlngs to make up for the
expenditure he has made for theatre'
tickets. The family may find the play.
rather dreary. and on the whole an
unpleasant evening has been spent. on
the other hand. if he goes to a vaude-
ville theatre, the expense of witness:
ing the performance is materially loss;
and he sees a performance that is
fairly brimming over with novelties.‘
Comedy premodinatcs in all vaudeg
ville programs and the depressing
things are left ‘10 the dramatic prow
duccr'. The average man figures that
he sees enough sorrow on all sides
without his paying several dollars to
have some heart rendlng scene unfold~
cd to his gaze 011 the stage. When he
gees to the theatre, he wants to laugh,
and he can find laughs a plenty in any
vaudeville house in the country, fur-
thermore. he knows when he takes his
wife and family to a vaudeville thea-
tre that he is not going to witness any-
I
thing on the stage that is going to.
cause any member of his family to
blush with shame. nor will the young
er members of the family see things
ing questions. Cleanliness has al-
ways been the watchword at Hoyt‘s.
There you will always find clean and
wholesome entertainment. That is the
real secret of the success of vaude-
ville and the popularity of Hoyt's The-
tre.
ll.E.N.H.&H.R.R.IIMEIABEE
In Effect 00!. l, 1911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
Ila—12:131. 5: 09x. 5:411. ll: 09, 9:6 57
7: 20x. 7: 46!, 8:17x.8:51x 151.9317.
10: 20! 10: 46! 11: 33!
rub it ~12 2:'54x. 1: 05. 1: 87: (P111111.
Was 2114p goes to Harlem River). 1:43:
3: 27.h'4:31x, ':5 3; 55: .501. 0: 40, a: 51:. 7:15:
7: 62x,9 :1401,
SundIyI. '
A. M.—-:1248x, 5:501x, 41:, 1:54 10: 101
P.11.:—1251x'.1:34x 24- 5550:,
7:00x. 7:12. 7:52x. 3:2ix. 'tztdxf' 10 0:23.
...—_.-
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. 15-4: 45:. 5:40. 5:45. 2:1100. 3:.03:
I: 65:, 0:1611. 10:0211, 10: 015,‘ 1x1: 00: 11:03.
P. 1113.11.11 3:.00x 2:57.
3:1011. 3. 551:. 4: 20.4 3211, 5. Foax'. 5:15.15: 25;,
6:01x,5 00x.808:.980, 11 .00x.1
.12. 00:
Sundays.
~5:00, 3:25;: 0: 031:, 10: 021:, 11: 00;.
P' 1111—2 2.04. 5:00;. _5.0 04. s: 0
. ix, 7:21,
8:,302 018011. 11:100x. 1
“——
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
- HAVEN.
A. —-1:.112x 1:17: 1:m.5:03.7:13.
3: 1311. 10: 23:. 11:11: ii: 47.
P. 1.1.12: 7x. 1A0, 3:11: mix. 4:25.
5i'12:,d:151,6:47. 7310:. 5:05}. 9:101,
To Bridgeport, Saturdays only—ll: 06 p.111.
Sun until”.
—-’11. 1 1: 11 1: 5 .43.
”fig. “5:11:02”; 10 1It 4 1:10; 11.4“
—- . I . 1 g .4
10:07:. « ’ h 3“
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. 11. 5: 00. 7: 13 I: 00 3:11,
..11—33'441. 5:31:51 ,1izso. 10:05:,1150
Sand aye.
M. 7:.55 11:55
P. 14.10 4:00.“ 7:35;
WTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
15—1.:
Gzih'l. 11-21, iollmtdnily except Mondays).
P. M.--:1 all, 4:851, 5:711, 5180. 1:".
Small lay
A.
P. :5.—2: 15. 7:15. ,‘
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'NEw YORK 70 BOSTON.
lapping ‘It'Nsw Haven. New London
and Providence.
LIIVI 801m Kamila
m:
l Mthe Theatres
- What Magic Words Are These’:
at a meeting held aboard Lou Price’s
”yacht, Mug Hugger.
.a happy one. the feed being of the
old clock overboard. 1
Ila—“tilt. 111‘
....e .1 y
'4
Van-1
deville mean; Novelty and Novelty
means Newneu. The King today,
forgotten tomorrow. 11
HOYT S
THEATRE
the Throne of the latest and great-
est attractions of Vaudeville, with
Recruits drawn from every quarter
of the Civilized World.
Now being presented this week. the
big blll, heralded II New York’s
greatest triumph The quinltoasence
of grace. the embodiment of dainty
joyouonen and youthful charm.
James Clancy Presonu
MRS. CAPTAIN KlDD
A Somewhat Different Musical Pro-
ductlon, wlth entrancing hits. win-
Iome girls and Fun fast and fur-
Iou5. Introduclltg the Distinguished
Musical Comedy Stars
MARGUERITE STARR, MARK SUL-
LIVAN and EARL BROCH
and eight Fascinating, Fairyllke bits
of Famlnlnity. Wholly new. novel,
finel staged. indeed the prettiest
act 11 Vaudeville In I decade.
Special Added Fonturo—Stageland's
Greatest Equine Spectacle, of Ban
num 1!. Bailey and Ringling Bros.
fame
RAY THOMPSON
and her $10,000 Prize Stallion “Bus
ter," the former Balloon Horse of
the Great Ringling Bros.’ Showa.
who will give an exhlbltion of ani-
mal Intelligence beyond eye belief.
LATELL BROS.
Daring Exemplars of Gymnastic En-
Wtenalnmcnt
WILSON a DOYLE
Droll Black Face Funsters. who excite
Laughter.
SISTERS DUMONT
Parisian Beauties from Dear Paris.
HOYTSCOPE—Ever faithful with It:
superb delight In Fllm and Motion
Pictures.
Don't overlook our Bargain Matinees.
Hoyt's l. the happy home of enter
talnment for ladies and children.
——THE—-—-
Auditorium
Motion Picture
. Parlor
South Norwalk
Have you been to‘ the Auditorium
yet? Do you want to have two hours
of real pleasure at the best Motion Pic-
ture House in the city? 'lhen tile in
with the test and see the best and
dearest pi1tures that can be put on
the market today. Pictures that will
not flutter or hurt the eyes. lie sure
and come. If you like the pictures,
tell all your lriends~lf not. tell us.
The leading reels for our big show
matinee and night are:
‘A PROBLEM lN
REDUCTIONJL—Nlta.
One of the best Photo Plays on the
market today. ~ A very Interesting
play.
“THEY STOLE A NICKEL"
And Five Other Head Reels
Latest Song Hlts by Mr. Harry Lowe,
Norwalk'a Favorite Baritone Singer
Mat.5c. Ev’g. 5c 81 10c
UAW
CANDY
CANDY
QUINBY'S SPECIAL CHOCOLATES
Saturday—29c a box—Saturday
Agents for
APOLLO and FULLER-GREEN D ecorator
'CHOCOLATES 10 First 31., Eut Norwalk
W. F.W1g1nore 8‘ 00- TelephoneFourFiveTwo
DNUBOIS‘I‘S .
JAMES PARKER, Manager. ‘ _ a _ _ _ . ,_
S North Main St. So. Norwaik
I 3
y.
*GAS
Spring Suits to Order
$15.0
0Up
« Made to . your Measure
and {according to your
ideas and style.
”In“.
TAILORED BY
SMITH, GRAY & COMPANY
”31': ll
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon: No. 1185-2
Warm Up
the exposed cor-
ner room, the bay
window. or the
room that gets no
sun with a,
HEATING STOVE
ill Dustless. . Noise-
less, Botherless,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish. ’
United Electric
Light 81 Water Co
WALL
PAPER
Fall Styles
E. E. Gorham
GIFT- FOR CAPTAIN PRICE.
.The Mud Huggers enjoyed- a ban.
quot and elected oflicers last night
The affair was
best on the market. In the course of
the evening Mr. Price was presented
with a handBOme and useful ship's
clock. The presentation came as a
complete surprise to the genial cap—
tain and he acknowledged the gift
with a few characteristic remarks.
incidentally Ralph Dibble heaved the
The woman who oIn teach can and
com-ear FOR 'DANBURY OFFICE.
DANBURY, March 1‘.—w1m gives
promise of being a lively contest for
the postmastershlp in Danbury has
been begun. The contest is between
A. G. Ising, the present postmaster,
and former Deputy Sheriff Frederick
B. Crofutt. Mr. Islng has ehld the
office for twelve years, and his term
expires May 22. The firiends of both
men are working hard for them, and
although the issue will not come to a
head for several weeks, the situation
is becomlng interesting. Mr. Crofutt
has received the indorsement of the
Republican. town committee. The up
pointmont rests with Congressman E
WAY _
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
11 Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
We'll study the location of your
rooms, the facilities of the house and
tell you whether 'a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742 NORWALK, CONN.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of tbs
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
. later life in the different organs and
' limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health lI
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems In your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never-regret giving Chiropractic I
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. 1).- C.
94 WASHINGTON 81'. SO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
IT
KEEPS
1, ' THINGS
NEW
7,
The Varnish for all your nose.”
It’s guaranteed by ‘
Valentine 81 Company
Makers of high- wade vamilbea
1 since 1832.
“unread by no
CHAS. 3. DOW
WIIblngton Street, South Norwalk
Some day there is sure to be a reel
buying opportunity for 11011 in one of
the Sentinel "For Sale" ads. Every
kill, who has thus far renamed
more and more peopi ‘ to
with ."In m to 14011111 ‘
day they are Interesting. Every day,
, to them.
Norwalk Chronicler