mace .lay PettyT'oi New Haven,
the [out of his parents, in- East
lugton street, yesterday.
ed.
W. Michigan are the guests 01'
The Young People' a Society of boy-
‘ ”Workers held its weekly devotional
" ting last evening, at the Advent
in Church.
”the weekly devotional meeting of
, Epworth League of the East Ave-
M Methodist Church was held last
Wing at 7: 30 o'clock. The meeting
was largely attended.
‘ The weekly meeting of the Men's
' film or the East Avenue MethOdis't
'Ohurch was held yesterday noun in
. the Church. The meeting was'largely
_."”ultended and interesting.
a The line weatlier of yesterday was
. conducive of out-ofdoor exorcise and
I. about the cities and in the outskirts
The rain today brought sorrow to
1‘ the hearts of the natural growthers.
has clear week. For two weeks
these men have been unable to do a
stroke of work owing to' the weather
.q.
_ The Men' 8 (‘lass of the East Avenue
Medial Church is planning to hold.I
”other of their enjoyable suppers
dad social affairs on Friday evening
this week. There will be appro-II
mpg forward to the affair wrh de-
“8”} ‘
gulplt and preached at the mooning
d evening services that were held
at the Advent Christaln‘Church lass
Mt. The services were well attend-
fluid interesting. the pastor‘s sen
i1: and evening services that
held at the East Avenue Metho.
Church yesterday.
congregations present
on I
l. xcelient programs.
and Mrs. 'nmn'el Lnommeuléu
- gym r. and Mrs. G. Howard King re.
“Wm...“ m...“ ......- an...“ ._..._ “m n......
NOTICE
East Norwaik ”Fire District
he taxpayers oi the lilast Norwalk
.1! s matrict are hereby notified that
. lstricrt tax of l mills on the deb
phi; laid on the Town Assessment List
1911. at a meeting of the District
the Fitch school house. will be due and
able on the first day or May..1912.
lob time i shall be ready to re»
" the some all the store of the
. .00.. No. 10 First street. Pen-
‘tho salts of nine per cent. a
in May 1 1912. will be charg-
ul taxes remaining unpaid on
and after June 1 1912.
E. E. GORHAM.
Collector of Taxes for the East Nor-
walk Fine District.
‘ Dated, East INorw.ulk April 12. 1912.
NOTICE
The. East Norwalk Fire District
Matinee announces that on account
being unable to set the desired in-
mutton from the City of South Nor-
Wk in regard to rembvai of electri-
' ' apparatus to the city plant. that
X... be impossible for us to carry
, the resolution adopted at the
‘ - meeting held February 23,
. committee hopes to have the
information in time for the an-
meetin
EDSON K. ST. JOHN.
‘ lllDW. E. MEAD,
amiss DUNNEBACKE.
rm: one boom Committee.
, 20th day at April. 1m. as
East Hermit. Friday aisht after an-
ioyi'ux a southern visit. Mr. L’Elom
‘ medleu's health m‘meen benefited by
.tho trip for which his fxlsads bro re.
blotted. and sncdhrsssd. The party re-
portrfist they :11“ a delightlul time
and saw about everything to be seen
in that beautiful and growing country.
. M...
morning and evening service-ll
- Swedish Congregational Church ‘
held yesterday and were well at-l
large numbers Ioohoccaslon to enjoy;
the clear. pure air by taking walks‘
who hare» been hoping against hepe’
‘ Rev George M. Temple Occupied the:
my beldk'ot .«unusual interest and
. its new! high standard.
has. his. Fairbanks omciaied at the
. Mid on the 0th day of June. 1911. at.
forty years.
\
Mrs. Nehemiah Knox, of Rowsyton
I Iavsnue, has been quite ill again. .
’I'. and Mrs. Charles Hill, of MI
William Pinkney. Sr., is ill at his
home. Rouayton avenue.
Repairs are helm; made to the root
oi he Timur-Ion [ll-:lli.‘ school build-
] lug.
(‘annon Park has been improved by
beingroilcd down and [grass seed
planted.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hurst have
been entetrainlng Miss Clara Harty. of
New York.
John H. ‘L'ilommedleu has had a
new cement walk laid about his pins
in Crockett otneet
w“.—
The Reliance Social Club will meet
with Mrs. Samuel Mend. North ave-
nue, tomorrow at :2 o’clock.
Work has {been tempoparily sus-
pended on the new Colonel Raymond
bridge because of the stormy weather
George Minor. of the Stevens Oys-
tor Company's steamer, Kate C.‘Bte—
ivens, has been visiting his family
here. I
i ’1‘. "~an
. The Rowayton Flower Club made its
first shipment to New York last week.
I’ll consisted of a consignment of up».
pie, peach, swamp maple and cherry
twigs.
Thu Over River School of Norwnlkg
defeated the Rowayion team, instI
ue‘ek by a score of lonr'ecli 10 {out}
‘batiory and Smith and Aquino the
Over Rivers.
The congregations at Ihe Mbthodisi
‘Church Rowuyton were unusually
large yesterday. Rev. Mr. Shinn ‘s
sermons proving very interesting The.
mcrnlng service being a memorial for
the steamship Tlipnic and the passen
gem and crew who vent down With
hm. The music by the choir” was at
3 1a.
”any. Friday evening. was a success.
of .lirs. Earl' Stevens, (‘hnrleu \lelis.
Harv 9y 5 Ackant and Charles 3mg”), bented the house on Kin; street Own»; Theatr-
and the music was of good quality
Refreshments ware served at intern
n'isslon. '
Rudolph A. Lohr'
Phone 1278 .
_ ROWAY‘I’ON. CONN.I
Plumbing &. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“lielkuap” ‘SyStem
OF HOT WATER HEATING
Most Modern and Ecpoomlosl
”stern.
A Morebouso and family, who have
been wintering in Berkeley, California.
are to leave there this week. and ex-
pact to arrive at their period home
soon after May 1st.
A well-known . resident ot Duties
says there is very little doinsnd in
the town for cheap rants. and that
there at. more automated houses in
town now thtn at any time in tile last
“-4—...
Walter Gordon has resigned his po-
sition at Wood's blacksmith shop. oil
Railroad m W will shortly start
in business tor himself in New Oa-
turned to their serpentine homes. in
.... A”...
as. in view some impromptu tron
Sodgwiclt avenue. , o .
ln‘bsrisn, last I: a. there were abs
sales OlIDl‘ODOI'W, as lollows: 4.x.
Beardsley at al to .l. W. Sparks. blah.
way: Gonectlcut Shore RealtyICo. to
Marianna M. Beach: 0. R. Chrlsty to
Ellie M Bantu land; Mary F. Drape!“
oi oi to Billie M. Baum. Thomas
Parkes to W. A; Nixon. Parke: ave-
nue: S. J. field to Fannie D. Murray,
IMunafleld avenue. Mortgages amounb
ed to 86,400.
‘ Charles Webb, Wild left his home in
Dalian sometime ago for the west
and who has been working in Okla.
home. where he made good in eVery
sense of the word}. is reported to be
en route for home. Mr. Webb has en-
joyed considerable experience and in
the months he has been away has
worked in several responsible posi-
tions, in each of which he made good.
His friends will be pleased to see him
again upon his arrival homo.
the, New York. something uproot».
i MUSEMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
The monument of Hoyt"s Theatre
announce an excellent bill for the
first three days of the week. Follow-
ing is what they say concerning ll:
"All critics who have reviewed these
acts proclaimthis bill. as the season‘s
crowning pmxrain. Selected as the
principal attraction to head this so-
rperb list ‘01 stars, is vaudeville's new-
est and costliest dance and song pro
bastion,” A Night on a Roof Garden:
with twenty artists, including live
principals, a beauty ballet of ten and
supporting casts of the players. This
act is coming direct from a two weeks'
ens-semi at the Fifth Avenue thes-
dsnted in the annals of vaudeville in
the metropolitan section. The spec-
Mrs. J. N. Beck is ill at her borne in
Greens Farms.
William Balfour of South Norwalk
‘ is visiting in town for a few days.
Mrs. E. S. Andrews in now improv-
. in; from her illness of the pan week
, Milo Osborne was here yeMrday
tram Roadie! Ridge on a business trip.
Miss Sarah Porter is having the...
live repairs made on her home at
. lion. sets ouow epoch in this style of!
tacie is replete with refreshing song
lhits, superb dances and the scenery
and costumes are declared to repre-
sent an expenditure ol .6, 000. l-loyt
patrons have had numerous master
_ piece productitms, but this grand crea
entertainment. The balance of the
Hart's program is well up to the slan- l
dud, including Thomas Potter Dunn.
the dialect saunter who has created
‘a furor everywhere He has numer—
ous surprises in characterisation: and
song hits. An immense uomsdv his}
will be «on in Catherine Cronin and
Company. in Billy a Best Girl. Lillian
Good Hill.
E The Misses Gampher recently omen;
tallied Mrs. Louise Ritcbmiller of
‘rB idsepcr t.
..........
. in unclaimed letter is posted in the
w“ speaking and the members are John and Sails! comprised the ior‘ulE local postoiRee addressed to Miss Ms- 0! this week. looks like
rie Schneidre
w. -m... I
has been rented to New York parties
.for the summer.
l m“
S. \i-Sipperiy has a contract tea
Idrilling an ariesinu well for Town
(limit George J llynti
William Seide has secured a posi-
§tiou with Dr. ll. W. Mll‘FflFIflllil. lie
--r---——- »1 to planting his farm garden.
The dance of Rowayiton [lose Com-~
«I...
i Mr and Mrs. Waller Perk who
His ser mongjdue largely to the citorts of Clifford hsIe been visiting rolaiives in town-
. timely and deeply appreciated by'N- “We‘ll“ who ml! at the head 0i} have returned to their home in Ncwé
“ “tithe committee having the matter in York city
rvlces. The choir rendered the I'chaige. Tn. orchestra was composedi
Mr and Mrs Robert Sperry have
by lohn Crawford and will start
i housekeeping at once
llnyaion & Si. John
tract to build a new house in them)»-
; P. Wakemun has the. stone work.
on the new building for the Embslm-
er's. Supply Co. has been let to Mic-h
aei Noomsn of Bridgeport As sl-.
ready announced in these columns the
building will be of tire-proof construc
tion and will be used for allies pur-
loy who drew the plans.
held at the home of Judge BamuelA,
’i’urdy. on Wednesday evening TheI
meeting was attended by a lull atteu-:
dance of the members and a pleasant
evening was at hand. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Mans McDonald.
Mr. and - Mrs." Leslie Bullion. Prod
Bradley.- Judge S. A. Purdy.» and Miss
Hattie Bell Bradley This club meets
about six or eight times a your.
On Wednesday evening a pleasant
gathering of Westport people took a
trip to Bridsepcrt where a supper was
held at the Btratiield‘ hotel and later
partook 02' a box party at Poli‘s thes-
tre. The party was composed of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Filiow. Mr. and bin.
Wilbur, a: ll. Preston, J. can!» sun-
tan, animus Ethel Shiites. The par-
ty "tinned home late in the evenlns.
The
far as their ailments are coaches“
Many Iara suturing in billions nth.
have. the con--
ville district for William H. Pattie. is:
The (‘Ollll‘ml fun the mason work‘
ponds. The work will be done under;
, ibo;supervision of Architect A. 8. Me—
A meeting or the Exclusive club waai
tired put blppy. , They reported a line I‘
, are thousands or woman to ‘
m earthly It not. It to III-III. as 'I
s” nudism: ‘hlh
to Varde. a statuesque songstreas
leomedienne. has to otter melodies of
her own “position Rouble Simmo-
I is a comic cartoonist who makes mer-
lry with his piece of chalk and little
talk. The Hoyt bill for the fore pull
the best bill
lettered in months and that is going
lsome. when the high grade of shows
The Finch collage on Chestnut hill presented .4. this popular playhouse .
are recalled The Hoytsccm will also i
the in its highest element with films
. (mm the world‘ a markets
tapes: ”new
The Chm Brown amusement
't‘o has secured f9: Music Hall One Of
New York' S‘latest successes, and who
will probably be the sensation in
l South Norwalk. lit is the Kinomacoior
'or motion pictures in natural colors.
This production consists at a two
hours entertainment with a lecturer.
sound effects, appropriate music. etc
it comes direct from a run of over 800
Vaudeville's Crowning Program. All
Stars This Week. Where the beat
ifluropenn and American Vsuilovlllo
attractions are presented at :all
t mes.‘
H0YT7377
Paying particular attention to the en- ‘ 2' “
teriuinment of ladies and children.
This week the season’s best bill. head- 3- .. ..
Sons ' ' .
ed by ithe New York Dance,
and Comedy Sensation.
ANIGHT on A aooi‘oaaosu.
Capltslly presented by Twenty i20)
Artist-Jnciudlnx live prlxmtpals. ten -
and supporting ' '
handsome girls.
chorus. Mmeliceut scenery.
pcpb coatumes. wonderful
As tuneful and effervescent as a
Vientiane waltz Operetto.
Special added feature. the
In-
um
Sonxster who has created a furore -. I
everywhere.
THOMAS POTTER DUNN,
Offering tuneful characterizations in
on incomparable manner.
For the lovers of comic classics. (lath:
erinc Cronin and Excellent Com-
pany will present a pinyin-t of col-
lege and campus.I called. ,
SILLY'S BEST GIRL.
Bewitchingiy Beautiful and Pictur-
esque, '
LILIAN La vaaos,
Dainty Songstress Comedienne in
t‘ntchy Melodies
Artistic and Amusing.
REUBLESIMMB.
Cartoonist and comedian making
morriment muchly. ’
THE ill)YTSCOPEI;—~u\'ewest
from the world's markets.
~TllE——-
Auditorium
Motion.PictIIre
l
Rarior
South News“:
on you home of manya seating!
on you dnrlt and dready day!
‘Cheer on. Steve." I keep repeating.
"lgengot a Paths in the. show to
I
Films
?
i‘
performance at the Kinemacolor
in New York. This will be
Ithe onl opportunilS to see these pic-
'gturea in this city. The Naval Review,
gwnich is up ogbtodli one oi the arm
est motion ieture subjects ever esp-
’n’u~ed on a film. reproduces at close
range over fifty at the lamest war ves-
sets in the vforld. Class views or
line royal yacht with King Edward on
Iwarship, the Delaware. make 3 won
idertully enactive Kinemacolcr sub
loci The program to be presented
in Music rpm win include principal
events connected with the forty days
5 coronation ceremonies bellows; with
the unveiling of the Queen Victoria
1 Memorial and continuing in chronolog-
ical order to Ilia coronation proces-
sions. the royal proaress and other
Other features in-
at Hampton
ilmportant events.
iciudo the inde group
ICourt.
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MORE ooos KILLID. ' I
Dog Warden War-don “Had a Iusy nay
,_ Last Friday.
Doi Warden Howard V. Warden. of
Norwalk. is a busy mall and careless
people keep him on the lump. Dogs
are his specialty and be searches out
those who have not musics with a
nicely. that would do «an to one who
has been longer at the business.
may last was particularly a busy
day for the oiilclal and into his toils
loll several members at Norwoib's n4
lanai colony. Qua was a valuable pup
owned by bill. R. L. Lilly. of Snow
avenue. This dog «a redeemed b!
one owner. ,
es the ”Neale records so all”!
board and beautiful views or our own ‘
You bet we have a Fame in the
price alone to see.
Among our leading reels are:
”Her Little Slipper" Paths. A rat:
tliniz good drama with a fierce revolt:
lion as a background.
melodious. mlrth-prouoklng muster
piece of mimicry. and other quality
reels.
bout form prisel night tonight.
Eyeningswbc and]
Doors open 7 p.m . ‘ *I'
Show starts? :30 p. In.
0:18 P. M.
COMPLETE '
‘ FeSfiVities
- of King "
George . V
Reproduced by .
in initial opiate. ' .
IV KININAOOLOI'.
. I'mIsqutuan no
. l
:‘ , W"Yosusvoaasorun
arr-1.3..,-V¢.-.-;.;-lu'- a s r. r c u I ray-r
effects. -
show today and it's well worth the
"The Daily Cowboys.“ Edi-son. A
MllSlC Han
Thursday, {April 25th
Coronation
Moving . Pictures.
'. some uonwaas 'ro causally.
You are. invited
_ Talking
"Who purchase
amount of $25.
us explain.
Coupons agiven
You will get a
RANGE
Why out New? "
Seize this opportunity
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We'll study the location of your
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DEFlNITiON OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropiaclie is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
by a wrench. mist or sprain in the
back Even if done in childhodd it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors removethe cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
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Nervousness. Rheumatism, Paraly-
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Curvature ot the Spine. You will
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if
Daily Line to wN. Y.
rot FREIGHT Only
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of. Dover street). every (ox-
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lusting the same. Diseases are caused.
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Norwalk Chronicler