bUUiHON
Bot-ween main. 3 first course at din.
not. or lute at night-willow ‘h nothing
more delicious and 711-1111“ ‘1] and satin-
fying thpn 0K0 Bouillon. An 0111) Cuba
. in I cup "plat add hot walct.
A cube to a cup/uI-q con/111 In a minute.
Ola Cubes in lino bop Indefinitol]
for 10 conuv10~for25cunt1
land 50 and l00.u'lco|olou
DEALERS IN SOUTH NORWALK
In Abr'ohsmson. 6 1- 2 Bouton 51.
Church 11 Miller. 33 W. Washington 61..
cEmord Pharmacy, can 50. Main
and iizaboth Stu.
NI‘IOI’I H. Hoyt. 70 Washington St.
bout: “101011.72 No. Main 61.
J. W. Ma nor, 70 Odo r 8!.
R. H. Pia stud. 43 Washington St.
3. Policy, 29 Monroe St.
The Royal Grocery Co., 22 80. Main St
F- ngmore a 00.. 8 No. Main St.
The United Grocery Co., 20 No. Main St.
DEALERS lN EAST NORWALK
Ayn: a Ferris. 38 Van 23111 St.
L. Hlnck. 49 Fort st.
N. E. Mead 8. Co.. 232 East Ave.
.. Hobart Joselovsky.
CORRIILLE DAVID & C0.. 5qu Annu‘
O N. Moore 51. flew York
NORWALK
The wethly pruvcr meeting of the
Swedish (Ionm'egutionul church was
held last night
Miss Mur'jotie Sr,uiicld of Scott's
Comets visited \‘liss l‘llllCIlOi', of 1111151
Norwulk Sunday.
There will be Evening 1’1‘11191111111‘
sermon 111 (1111131 Church this (210111111:
at 7:45, followed by choir rehearsul.
Edward Warren, 01’ Van Zuni strcct,
who 1111s 111-1111 confined to his home
for sometime by illnoss, wus 11bit;-
to bc out 01‘ doors yesterday.
Rev. (loorgc M. 'i‘ceple conducted:
the mid-weekly prayur and pruisc ser-‘
vice that was held at the Advnt Chris-
tian church 111111 night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Dolund have
returned to East N01 walk from C1111
(1380.111 . M 1'. and Mrs. i)ol1111d will,‘
take up “1121!“ residence 111 lluwkins
. avenue i
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The Junior League will hold :1 meet-
lug this afternoon and at the conclu '
31011 01' the Scssion 11 party will be
1 held in honoi of the birthday of the“
11. decretun, Miss Dorothy Crosby. 1
1 .
Rev. William W. Gillies was
charge 01‘ the Weekly prayer and
praise services that were held 111 the
East Avenuc Methodist Church last.
night. Tho'mceting was 11011 111-
Ilendcd. "
The Norwalks were the recipients of
another downpour ‘of rain this morti-
ing while the thermometer stood at
84 degrees. A‘ year ago today the
town was in the grip of a terrific snow.
storm.
‘ 1 East N‘orwalk people figure that the
. prevailing east wind will have the ct-
, feet of clearing the meadows of the
last. visiogc of the winter‘s ice, 11
large amount 01' which is still clinging
to the grass.
'
An East Norwalk merchant had-11
and experience yesterday. In opening
a about of straw he discovered a ten
‘-
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references for
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Milka-actors ........25c
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Ililkn'nis Prunes ......100 lb.
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.,.mtt«th. 111- North floor.
ihl‘
I
}1;rc<~n, in honor 01' St. Patrick‘s 1111,13.
:churgc. of the affair,
in“
”Rudolph A. Lohr
. witness”. 111 an effort to prove the
pound stone concealed beneath the
outer covering. What mould will not.
be repostod in 1111: account
The 111111011191 Baseball team will
‘ hold 11 mcoilng Simduy morning. Mar.
to 1- pct 11 manager and Captain
The meeting
The Muyiiow
17.
for the coming season.
is onllcdvsst 1! o'clock.
the field this your.
lust. year's team are rcqucsted to be
present at the truck-house.
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~SPEClALS.
'l‘hu Very liost Creumrry Hotter, pcr
A. ST ULL.
OWAYTON
Charles Johnson, of Durlen, hus'
been tho guest of friends here.
._.—.._._._
John Tlebout, of New York city, has
been visiting at his summer residence
I11 Cudlopp street.
A business meeting of the Flower
Club will be held in the M. E. chapel
Preparations are being made to
111111111 start work on the new bridge
nylon and Dorian. The llcrce storzn
did not damage the, old bridge or the
temporary work for the now structure.
William 11. Farrell, 11 summer rosi-
dent of Belle 1111111111, who is president
of the Bridgeport Screw Company, in
|
iun address before the liridgcimri
quarters of his concern.
The green sorlal
evening in the 0111111111 111 1110. Methodist
1(111111‘1‘11 was 11 decided success
wcm about twont1- five of the members
of the Philutltea class, under Whom
unspicos the affair was l1vltl,prt-scbi,
111ml all thoroughly enjoyed the even
1‘11..r The first part of the 1.1111111111.r was
‘ghen over to 11 short program com
. posed nl piuno sclcciionn b‘. \liss .I1- 11
hit: Scott 11nd Miss Franm-s L‘ollin‘zs.
violin solo by Miss Morton Crockett
111111 11 reading by Miss Ruth ’l‘honu-s,
' 1111 of which were very enjoyable, At‘tol‘
1 the program progressive 111111105 were
I
1 played,
Miss Frances Collings and
Miss Irene Lynch being the successful
couloslantu, they incl-lvin.‘ smull 11111111;
'of candy appropriately decorated for
occasion. Tho dccorutions were
‘and were very artistically arranged.
Refreshments were served 111111 11 l’cn-
(11111 social hour enjoyed, ultcr 111111 I1
tho guests departed for no: no, high 111
then praise of the manner in which
they had been entertained Those in
to whom much
were Mrs. Jumps
Scott and
of tho suoess is due.
“illiums, Mlssis .lennic
Minnie Morrell
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Phone 1278
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE - l
“Belknap” System
OF HOT WATER HEATING‘
Moot Modern and Economical
Spam. 1
Ing to the Stoorza place.
The Man From Arizona is to be re-
peated 'by request in the Noroton
Heights 1111a deportment hail, Monday
evening, It will he followed by a
dance.
For 0. long time-in Met during tho
past two or three yearswtmo. "have"
been cut down right and left on‘the
Cornell property, between Darien cen-
ter and Noroton Heights. Archibald
Floss, spent in charge of the property.
recently made complaint .to the local
police authorltlos, and, as a result of
their lave-11m Constable Hanford
Smith unrated, Wodnosdny. Pasquale
Cornelia, Lulu Well: no James
Betta. It is 1111111111 that they have
out treason tho property. and the state
will introduce testimony of four or five
charge.
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NEW WNIDON 111m 115:— MM!
cm tho Its-”mil oil-1.171111 171111
1111111
erfa 1111117131 111' plot-o 11 strong loom in:
All numbers 01"
on Wednesday alternoon 111. 3 o'clock. ,
over Five Mile River. connecting- Row.‘
Illourd of Trade. last night, gave his“
reasons for selecting ihul city 115 heml-
hcld Wednesday {
'I‘hera ‘
:the Aaron
jOompo are being
iroom for 11 new burn.
:the Staples' high school
i“buby party."
,last. evening. About 40; were pros-
ilunford Smith and family are mov- . I
3montce. 'l‘wo silos, 6011.11“ 51.00.
Bomber, you can obwa howl ,.
Slit IIEI‘ IIIl‘l
Natural Color—Dandruff
Quickly Removed
Therein nothing new ”about the idea
of using Sage for restoring the color
of the hair ()111'111‘1111111170thers kept;
lb.,.'14c. Home laid Eggs, pm 1102. 281- Ithcir 111111 d11rk.glossva11d abundantl
l
by the use of a simple "Sage Tou.‘
Whoncveu their hair fell out or took
1011 a dull, faded or strvakcd appeur-
1 1111111111131 mode it blew of Sage leaves 11,
111ml applied it to their hair with won—
‘ dorfully beneficial effect
1 Nowadays we dont have to resort to
the old- time tiresome method of gath-
'oring the herbs and making the ten.
This Is done by skillful chemists better
1 than we could do it ourselves; and all
‘ we have to do is to call for the ready-
made product. Wye1l1's Sage and Sul-
phur llalr Rcmcdy, (0111111111111: Base in
the pr0pe1' sit'cu" 111, with the addition
1of Sulphur, ‘11101111‘1' old- time scalp
remedy.
’l‘his preparation gives youthful col-
or and bounty to the hair. and is one
of the best rcmidh‘s you (‘1111 use for
dandruff, dry, feverish, itching scalp,
and falling buir. Got a fifty cent bot»
1111 from your druggist today, and you,
will be surprlscd 111 the. quick results.
All (lhiggists sell 11,
111111 11111 money will be refunded in he
‘romedy is not examly as represented
Special agent, Stillson 6‘; Powell Cor-
poration.
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SAUGATUCK
Mrs. I“. Furruru is 011101-1111; 1111 ex-
tended visit out oi’town.
lizm'y Sberwoudu new voltage 111'
(‘otupo beach is complctcd.
Miss Miidrl'd ’1‘111101' has reiun‘md
from 11 visit 111 New Haven.
Mrs. Menu 11 (ooh-y ontcrtuined the
Current Events club yesterday after-
noon
Mrs. Henry Avery,
(‘lit‘tord Avery
homo by Illness.
Miss May and
Mills Mutton Wilson will present. in,
Library 111111. April "1‘lmructer
Studios 111 Costume."
1‘2,
Morris Wake-1111111, of Portland, 0173..
who has boon visiting vclutivcs in
town. has returned in the west.
Owing to tho inclmncut wenthcr
I’l‘ucsduy evening, the mooring 01' the
Farmers' club was poatponod one
1 week.
Miss S. Elizabeth 1 .oley has resigned
:icachlns school in New York city and
:wlll reside permanent. 111 bur West-
port home.
The old barn and outbuildings on
Serwood property at
razed to make
The girls‘ basketball team of the
'high school played their ebumpionship
lgame Wednesday afternoon The sen-
turn were dol'cuted 111 the juniors, 18
l' m .
|
The Girls' Improvement society of
enjoyed a
111 the assembly hall,
Miss Alice 1.11 D1111. teacher at. the
11111 1111111138
This Treatment Gout. Nothing if It
Falls.
We want you to try three large
bottles of Basil-“113" Hair Tonic on
round your money for the more uk
in this remedy, and it should 1116le11-
11ny demonstrate that we know what
we are talking about when we say that
Room "93" Hair Tonic will grow holi-
s'uch long duration that the rooted!
the hair. are entirely dead.
o
1.
Whl’f‘. it» ,allroudy been accomplished
by the use of Mall “in" Mr Tonic.
W'o believo- tint who: it. 11111 done for
In any event you cannot lose 1111th
by giving it s trial on our NW
11.1.1111 in" 11111 community
our stun-Who Ron“ Moro ‘
IIIIIIIEII "It Will
Restore Failed and Bray flair to;
under guarantee 1,
bro Confiiu'd to their,
our peuonal gummtee that We will.
to: if it does not give you Ibuolute:
satisfaction. 'l‘hat' a proof of our faith.
except when baldness has been of.
We on basins our 11111111101111 upoli '
Wounds of others it will do for you. ‘
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East Snugutuck school, is confined to
Iher home on Riverside avenue, with
111111 uiumps. Miss Louise Forsyth, of
111‘1111',flold is substituting for her.
illart‘y 11‘ Sherwood, driver for the
Adams li‘xpri-ss Compuuv. was thrown
from his wagon on Itivoiuide avenue
1111111 the contents of the wagon spilled
into the road b1 the breaking or 11
king bolt, 'l‘ucsduy. Mr. Sherwood es-
caped injury.
11111 11111111?
1111111 111111 1111111
lfleautliul Prizes Awarded to Pu-
piis for English Compositions
in Recent Essay Contest
WE."i‘i"Oll'i‘, Mart-h low—«Prizes
were awarded yesterday niin in the
Staples High school by Sumrintend-
‘ent. Edward J. Graham, to the three
‘wlnners of the costly contest, which
H AE the Theatre
.,.
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‘HOYTES‘
"’Tio not in mortals to command ouc-
coao, but we'll do more—deserve
lt."-—-Addlson.
THE HAPPV HOME OF QUALITY
VAUDEVI,l-LE
Offering at all times the East the
World today affords. Bills have
come, Bills have gone, but this one
will be recalled forever.
York, Paris and Berlin Hippodromes.
World's Greétost Athletic Spectacle
THE BEVENJNTREPID
(7) ABON HABSEN ARABS
Direct from six moutho' engagement
at the New York Hippodrome. dio-
piaying Daredevil, Whirlwind Acro-
lief. A urine of sensations unpro-
cedontod on earth.
Special. Unequalled, Unparalleled En-
gagement for the first time here.
The Exquisitely Beautiful Statu-
eaquo American Dramatic Star. for-
merly of “The Climbers," "The
Havoc,” etc.
iRENE HOBBON
Superbly supported by a Noted Com-
pany, Presenting her Immense New
.and Original Ono-act Play.
"THE WILL 0' THE MOUNTAIN”
An unusual plot, intensely interest-
ing. contrasting characters and lit-
has been of great interest to both the
luulor and senior students of the
school.
Thlfi was the second annual essay
contest for the school of which it. is»
optional for the pupils to enter. Any
pupil may ‘entcr 11nd try for 1111'
prizes if he or she so desires. The 3101'»
ies may be composed of from 1,001) to
1.5011 words. and the topic is selected
by the pupils themselves.
The eleven students who 11111110 11 try
for the. prizes this year are: Miss
Ruth Vincent, Harold Kcilh, Miss
_l1ottic Blarney, Miss Henrietta Mnc
kenzic. Miss Virginia Pink. Miss Beu-
sie Jennings, Miss Gladys Stone. llur
old Stourns. Stanley Coley, Wills
[Joncsc and Miss Ethel Ton-v,
I The pupils gathered in the bull ut
1tho school ohout 121311 o'clock,
.whon the. winning (xx-1.1111111 wcic road
and the prizes were awmdcd 111 Mr.
Graham. The Judges 111111111. conic-142
Iworo Mr and Mrs Edward (‘ruh 1111
'wbo stutcd that thove were so many
1' good essays that. It was a difficult 111111
,ter to Judge which one really was the
best.
1 Their deeds were based uponu‘thr
‘best plot and development. together
Ewilh good English expressions. Much
1credit was given Miss Ruth Hall, in-
structor 111 English. who has done
Imucht in her line for the pupils.
1 The first prize was awarded to Miss
Gladys Stone. i‘lor essay was “in thc
11111an 01' the. Blue Ridge.“ Miss Stone
juvusc presented with two handsomely
'bound leather books of “Martin (7.11112
zlewit.” by Dit‘kcnsl. 11nd "litany in
vcntlons,” by Kipling. ‘
The second price was won by Stun
lay Coley. ills topic was “Call of
Home." This prize was two volumes
of "Marble Fun.”
The third prize was given to M11111
Harriet Mackenzie for her essay "in
1110 Place of Time." A copy of
“Middle March." by George Eliot.
her work.
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LOVE R’S'
“The Place"
'.
was presented to Miss MacKonzie for '
uations stirring and sensational.
The Boot Broadway Boasts
HELEN bmmnosa
Charming Caprice Chanteusc. in her
Gem: of Melody and Mirth.
A Dainty Songfest by Youthful Prod-
lglel
BENJAMIN RYAN AND
TOODLES LEE
Captivotingiy Comical, in Pretty
Tunes. Rare Dances and Dandy
‘Droliory.
Special Feature—The Winter Garden
Favorites and Fad
MLLE. LENORA and MONS. SURl
A Parisian Torpo‘rchorean Carnival,
recently Imported. Two French
Players, mingling Picturesque
Dance Divei'oiona.
THE HOYT‘OCOPE. showing the Best
Pictures in Town.
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-—THE—-—
Auditorium
Motion Picture
Parlor
South Norwalk
"better be born wise than rtch“ is
1111 old saying. Are you wisr’.’ if so.
then come.I to the Auditorium tonight.
Where there‘s 11 will there's 11 way.
Then make it your will to come to the
finest picture house in the city. lie
member the nunievAudiiorium.
A few of the leading reels for our
big show:
"A Brother In Arms"——?athe. A
strong military play.
“The Living Poach"—-Edison. A pic-
ture with 1,000 laughs.
"Y. M. c. A. Silver Boy"——'Edlson.
"Lake Goorae”-—Edluon, N.,Y. ’l‘hrec
good pictures. .
We Change Our Pictures Daily
The Gymnastic Sensation of New'
'(7)
bath: Feats that are beyond eye be- , , I' '
Have
211011 Samples for
The Royal
98 WASHINGTON ST.
Spring Suit
Made “3
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mudo
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COATS d PANTS at $15.00 and up
Worth every cent..
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PRICE’S Clothing Store
11,.
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la carte”
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you to lil'lt‘l'i from.
Tailored by
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the exposed cor-,-
ner room, the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
Sllll with a
HEATING STOVE
(liDustless. Noise-
less, .. Botherless,
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United Electric
Light &Water Co
I
Notice
The decorating business of
E. E. Gorhant will be con-
ducted hereafter under the
name of The Gorham (10.,
Ernest W. Youngs becoming
a member of the firm, with
11 larger stock than ever be-
fore. and a full force of
competent mechanics. We
respectfully solicit your coo-
tinned patronage.
The Goiham, Co.
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Props.
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‘ Mmh all-April 7. 1912
NEW YORK To OAVANNAH
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2 14 um‘ haul accommodations.
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We’ll study the location of your
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tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
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(‘biropvuctit' is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of 1111.
1justiug the same. lliscuscs are caused
5by 11 wrcnch, twist or sprain in the
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Curvature of the Spine. You will
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mosquito crusade-lint! there is to ho
ohouu-to-house atoms for funds 141
finance the project. The civic Fed
outta: is but M iii. astier no will
Norwalk Chronicler