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Mrs. Clemens. of New Q31
Captain Nehemiah Knoll
ed home after a visit with:
Brewster.
Nay’aowers played a great game
.. y when they defeated the
r-rt Post team by the score of
‘19 ‘11.
Younz People's Society of Loy.
Whore held its weekly devotional
: ting at the Advent Christian
l' arch, last evening.
n, is' at
her cottage at Tokenelte f i a sum-
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may season.
Attorney R. Percy Chili‘s lien and
family. of New York city. he' arrived
at Tokenelte for the an _
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Mlsssa Whitney and mot
of New
——. York. are occupying the; ”Ways
The Turkey H1“! were schedUIed I0 residence at Tokeneke fofi ”‘3 sum-
.. the Mauiers of New York city,jme,-, : :1
‘ rday. but title game was postpon. . l i
. “on account of the rain. Warren Wain and Grant 11 were
the guests of Mr. Price's (hill in Miss
The. monihll businus meeting of Mildred n. Theall. of renal street.
06 Mayflower Hook and Ladder Conn over Sunny . : . :
_ , y will be held this ironing ill its‘ - ‘ 3:3 .
Carters in Van Zunt street. A regular meeting of fi‘e'! aliancn
~—- -— - . .i‘iro Company will be held’ ’11 even
The weekly devotional meeting of ing at s oclock in ”135.110”, in.
with mot-tn Lemme was held at the
fist. Avesue Methodist Church last.
nine. The meeting was: largely 'i‘he easterly foundationrof Tgihe new
, white bridge is now coiifiil'éte and
work is coming along rapidly. on the
The Addie V towed the three mast-i foundation for the 09mg ”gig.
.DI‘ Bessie Brown of New York, to!
~Norwalk this morning. The big~ Mrs Kate Stone, of Lakewood. New
mooner was down deep with a heavy IJersey, has been at Tokenflrpflooking
cargo of lumber. ,‘ lover her residence. and irl'dfpdcted to
, —-.—-——~—— lurrive the last oi the mouth; for the
The usual morning and evening ser- l season 5)
see were held at the Advent (nuts-i _..__..... ,
Clan church yesterday. itev. George} The float will be rlinced‘nt‘the rear
. Teeplc occupied ‘thc pulpit and j of the truck house in a weaker two
moaned intercsingiy. Isa 11 number of the members, of the
2 —m-—*—~— [company are getting ollt their boats
' Rev. A. ll..(}oodenongh, district su-l for the geagon
wintendelrt, presided over the firstl
nuarterly conference that was held at. David llisphsrn, the vomit-pawn Oil-
the East Avenue Mthodist Church lust era singer. MINI hi8 illollél‘l‘g’ at T0'
night. Ollly matters of routine busi-l keneke the mast Week. Ml. "Disphnln
use was transacted [has accepted an. engaer-Jn t‘ali
—-——————— fornia for the summer, and has lens
Rev. Mr. Vuhlstrom occupied the ed mg residence here
pulpit and xlrt‘ut'flltl at the morning:
:5 and evening BCTVltL‘S that Were beltii
Rowayton avenue.
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Cnptain William l. Steven's enter-
Welsh rarebit supper at his gimme in
lilowayton avenue on 'lhursdlry even—
1 in After the supper a soc ial (line was
The Men‘s Class of the 11 .1st Ave- £61110)“ until a late hm"?
nne Methodist (‘ hurcll llold rm e-‘lltillls ._.
lactic melting yr‘aierdny noon. A; Chester Dudley Ward. whose par-t
.Jarge number or the members were. intents own 11 summer cottage m Nick-
7 nttendamc and the message dellver- ory Bluff. and who is well' known
l-g'lyesterdlry. Tire fit'l‘VlCt’s were well lit-
“tended and interesting.
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, at the Swedish Congregational church lained a. large number of‘ fristntis at n .
«as was one appreciated by all. :rahout Norwalk, has been..am10iuted
‘ rhnirman of the Junior Assembly of
Trinity college. .A 'tiuuce will he xiv-
en in Hartford on MondaLMsy 27.
and Chester Ward will be in full
charge Mr. wnrd was also club-man
of the permanent cornmiltoe i which
gave successful affairs reremli. The
: Word was received in East \‘orwalk
M morning to the effect that s.
Witter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Mil Hartuett of Derby Colln. yes-
Way. Mrs. liarnett was formerly
inns. Idella Ditrrow, of Scnricw .rve-
John li‘oward, the well-known butch-
er. has moved his household effects}
from Winfield street to Stamford;
Where he has secured a position. Mr.‘
Howard‘s many friends while sorry to;
Ive him more from town. wish him!
James Reeves made a lucky strike'
yesterday afternoon when he fished a:
fave. dollar bill out of title river justf
‘_ u the piece of green paper u'us float-j
. In: soundwurd. The pier-c of paper“
C was seen and one remarked that it?
looked like money. James investigat-
ed and got the plum.
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The second reading in the series or
“Farmer Bibbins," by the author. the
Rev. J. H. Brown, will be given in
the Guild Room of Christ Church,
, Tuesday evening, May 14th at 8 0'-
,clock promptly. A synopsis of thel
:- first reading will be given for the
“honest of those who did not attend.
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Word has been received in East
Norwalk to the effect that Miss Bessie
Whoops Bray is to marry Clifford
fioimes Overton on May 21 at the
Bethany Methodist Episcolml Church,
Reedville, Virginia. Mr. ()verton is
“the salt of D. F. Overton.‘ who was
brmerly a resident of East Norwalk.
Rev. 8. l’. Fairbanks occupied the
pulpit and preached at the morning
‘oorvlco of the East Avenue Methodist
' Church. yesterday. The choir reader-
od an unusually fine musical service,
_‘ which was appreciated by all those
present. in the evening, the members
uncut. congregation were themselv-
his ofla treat in the sermon of the
presiding elder, Rev. ' A. H. Good-
.inush. Rev. Mr. Goodenongh is a
powerful speaker and his words were
‘ deeply appreciated by all those pros-
not. The choir did itself prom! at the
room service also.
The out local and New York -
'i Hartford Cottmrtt last. week gtive Mr.
Ward considerable notice and printed
iris photograph i
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Rudolph Af‘t hr:
Phone 1278
ROWAYTON, CONN. 5‘
Plumbing 8. Hca ing
INSTALLER OF THE
“Belknap” Systtim
OF HOT WATER HEATING
Moot Modern and Economical
System.
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CONNECTICUT, FEDERAT N,
The Press Associations are airing
special arrangements to report e an-
nual meeting of the Connectic t Fled-
erstion in Straltford Springs. Tuesday
and Wednesday. of this week; it is
the meeting for electionrof officers
and the fortunate choice for candidate
as president is Mrs. J. R. Baton of
New Haven. Mrs. Bolton had been
president of the Connecticut Ci egress
'of Mothers and secretary of the Na-
tional Association and is of-sv‘ide ex-
perience and much ability. She will
be a worthy successor to the line wo-
men who have held this office. ‘
The Federated Clubs, of "Norwaik.
who may send delegates are The F‘ri~
day Afternoon Club. The Women's
Club. The Civic league. The Psychol-
ogy Class. Westponit ls represented by.
the Current. Events Club grid the Town
Improvement AuooiatIOn.
W
PLANO FOR LIBRARY AUDITOR-
U".
A epeeiai meeting of the directors
of the Norwaik Libmry was held at
II in the adiernoon for the purpose of
looking into the matter of completing
the Auditorium. Member! present
wccoDr. J. 0. history. Jenn it. read
well. Hubert I. ”sinner. n._C' Its.
Wiiiilln HUM Milli" 1'
Or. am; “ ' .
our more: til/l
discus-Ins plane it was W to
point a special
charge of the actual huildt‘ua
menu and to report boom
hoard. This committee . ‘
the
Fundy:
comment‘s-1’1:
[ At the
HOVT’O THEATRE. ‘
Twenty fair tootlight favorites fro-
licking in a festival femininity for the
on and favor of fussy and fastidious
folks surrounded by a super- -excelient
list of headline vaudeville is the form
of entertainment arranged for Hoyt‘a
l
the fore~part of this week. in addition
to several handsome youths to elf.
set the charms of the fair sex. there
will he a bevy of fascinating and un-
usually clever girls. All since, all
forms. all complexiona and all stars.‘
which gives every aesllrsnce of being
the inost entertaining bill of the sea
son.’ More than will sink into insignifi-
.cnnce when thsle’Iiorious glittering
salary of giddy girls. this congress of
stars. gets into notion. for a more pro-
mising program has not been assem-
bled for a long . time. The chief
attraction selected or this notable oc.
edition is The Campers. an aggregation
of dainty dimpleti dolllell, who will of-
fer a‘ gorgeous ul fresco creation of
song dance and frivolity superbly
presented in three distinct scenes,
with a conflnny of fifteen peolvle. An-
other innovstion- will be {mucomlng
in the Leap ’Year Girls—an oxqulnite'
comic clsuuiolwftrh four darlings of the
American stage. The story In a dra— i
nuttizution of a girl‘s seminary trolley
and is highly diverting and entertain-
ing. Others include the big langhfest.
The Omega Trio. who will make fun
of an irresistible order. Clara Throw.
the recent star of “A Doll's ileum.“
will be heard in a new song review.
Ella Fondedellier. the queen of the
gymnastic arena, offers some feats of
'daring and grace. The lloytoscope
will also be in its foremost clement.
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NOW is REAL ESTATE TIME.
Advertise your vacant property
sally and get it retried. Sentinel clan.
lsifled ads. do the work cheaply and
quickly.
DARIEN
AND
NOROTON
Tile Friday Afternoon Reading Club
met with Mrs. lleniemln Holmes.
Friday afternoon. on Prospect street.
.m...
Stanley 8. Whitney is scout master
and director of the work. The boys
have 11 club room and a barn filled up
with gymnastic apparatus.
’llrere was a reception Friday night
in the Noroton Heights tile depart-
ment hull. under the auspices oi the
dancing class which has been meet-
ing there this winter.
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There were six sales of real estate
in the town. last week, with mort-
gages of $5.400. For the first week in
May. lust eynr. there were nine trans.
fer! of property andpmortgages of
311.100.
Dr. J. \Y. Avery has leased for the
summer the old Shaw homestead on
the Middleeex road, Noroton Heights.
Dr. W. A. lteynard will occupy his
house at 384 Atlantic street. Stamford.
us residence and office. beginning
June 1.
Rev. Herbert S. ilrown. Pb. D.. will
repeat tonight the lecture on early
American history. which be delivered
Friday mm in the Norwallr High
School before a larto audience. This
evening's lecture will be given in the
Congregational Church, especially for
school children and their parents.
L.
The Town Hall. was crowded. Friday
night, the occasion being an entertain-
ment under the auspices of the no!
Soothe. Troop 2. Two farm yore
presented. "The Man With the Nose"
was the title of the tirst. The charac-
tors were 1.11m by Ernest ll‘. s'extol.
Anton North-e, Jr...ls1nos A. futon.
ROM". Ru HIDDODIIII. n.‘ “M". N.
Punish. am: it. (tell. Goo:
troll. “31‘de Wield. “
" rm the title old
. writ
n. W» M scout
tutor-«titre stunt-1.1.1.11
Theatres
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1w veil
f. “:41. 4 ‘.'l‘ twin-—
This Wuhp‘rhe Bummer-time llillw
”This Week. The big, bubbling. bril-
liant girl show. A feast of fastid-
ious femininty and a show of up
paralled prodigicaiity. ,
Extra tip-top headline attraction. the
men lest sweeten. daintiest tune-
fullist, triumphant metropolitan pro-
duction, the record-breaking musi-
cal show.
THE CAMPERO.
Ten of Brosdways duriingcst dollies
and live handsome youths, in a gor-
goons ui fresto spectacular fete of
song. mirth and picturesque-dune
ing. (10') singing stars (10). f3)
picturesque scenes (if). (25) song
hits (25). (30) minutes fun.
NOTABLE ADDED FEATURE.
Btageisnd‘l most refreshing comedy
satire. a girl’s seminary frolic,
The Leap Year Girls,
IA dainty bit of classic comedy. ex~
quisiteiy interpreted by four of
America's most charming beauties.
a...
The star of “A
Extra. extra. extra.
Doi's House,"
CLARA THROOP.
The fascinating musical comedy favor-
Ite In her original song review and
character impressions.
Prettiest Gymnast in Vaudeville
ELLA FONDELLIER AND BROTHER
in feats of Daring and Grace.
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First and foremost of Joyland‘s en
voys to the stage the jelly Jocular
OMEGA TRIO.
Malling Inn in their incomparable
manner that is irristible. Newest of
comedy creations. Latest melody
triumphs.
Coming soon. Coming soon- llillie
llurlre a gay glimpse of merry life.
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The Auditorium
a“.
Motion Picture Parlor
south Norwaik
Are you coming to the Auditorium
tonight? You cannot elrioyhfe with
out pleasure and ‘you can enjoy your.
self here 110' your heart‘s content. We
lead. others fellow. No a; cheap
but the price Who world not give
ten fltll tents to see 6 first-class
reels? To see the world‘s famous ac-
tors on tho screen for tendon“ is core
tnluly a rare treat. Take in some oth-
er theatre where they have plays on
vuudeville and pay the fancy prices
they ask and you will not 0 oy your-
self as mu 1 l‘ as you uould at moving
picture show. This can easily be prov-
enf‘ Try it yourself some day.
Six reels of matures tonight.
Come early and avoid the rush.
Zvenlnus. 5c. and 101:. No higher.
Prise trig-r: tonight. :
lkmrawoms 7 p. m.; show starts
7:30 p. 111.
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Song Recital
Mrs. Agnes Haviland
d
Mr. David Bispllaln
Norwnik Congregational Church.
Wed. Ev’g, May 15th
8:15 p.111
Tickets 01.00
A' ti'crtdnnnlng’n and Banr's and
Pluistedsiend Baxter‘s.
it
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FELL INTO ~NORWALK HARBOR.
Augustus Kant Has Peculiar Expon-
ionoc Trying to Dave Companion.
While‘wreetling with some other
young men and a long plank on the
Hedi-tor Coal Company's docks in Nor-
wallt this morning. Augustus Kent. of
.Norwalk,‘lu attempting to save a com-
panion from going ovorosrd, lost his
balance and plunged—some fifteen feet
to the water below.
Mortimer. Conley and Rent were
audio: that. til-porting about the dock
on all Kent saw deploy «11‘..qu
and shooting for the elite of the dock.
he mane a no or grab. “Vol 0.1.1.1,
and fur his trouble kw over the
MM piece and into the chilling ws.
tors. lie sleds. doth s Isiah. disab-
homd from 11.11.1111; m a
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OHIAPM til Tiff-'1‘ AND.
WALL
'PAPER
Our Spring goods are now
‘ in stock. While we have a
larger gneortment of line
. goods than? vor before, we
have not for a the cheap-
er canal...” e. and are
showing a [rest many pat.
terns from 10¢ per double
roll up.
The Gorbaul Co.
a. a. comma.
E. W. YOUNGS.
Props.
:0 First St.. E. Norwalk
Telephone Four Five Two
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W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
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JANE! PARKER, Manager.
I No. Main at, Do. Not-walk
For Sale:
TWO FAMILY HOUSE. 7-. rooms
and bath ench floor Electric lights
hot air heat separate plasma. inn-tel
yard. excellent neighborhood. A1»
ply for price and particulars to
J. M. LAYTON181 Co.
(incorporated)
REAL EOTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENT.
5 Railroad Ave. South Nomtk. Ct
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Convenience ' of
our Patrons
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we have installed
an Electric Elevav
tor. so that it is
no longer neces-
TheA. J.An gevinet
GtSonCo'.
184-130 WASHINGTON QT.
Watch Us Grow
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for lee
OdmfoMlo Oars—Oaml Driver
11., or mite Dells '
loin l LANE?
Auto Whites Tot”!
1 onion ails. .Nofwwstlt
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Many Defendants Charged With Con-
‘a number of men charged with having
' iconspired in restraint of trade ill their
zconduct of their wallpaper business.
1 ‘ls scheduled to be
States Court here today, is likely
sary to climb 11.. .3 33:... :2..;;,,
stairs to our three $313!? lfiafls‘ m. 1110.30i 01:11.13.
upper floors. A. it .41: 48:. s- .m. s :4':. 1511s 1221.31,.
Touring Car 2
. It’ll-$83.11;!
You jare invited
'who purchase
amount of $25.
us explain.
~
" Coupons giVen
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58 Washington St.
WALL PAPER MEN ON TRIAL.
.c—u—
splrscy Are In Cimlmd Today.
t?i.EVl-.‘.l.A.\'D, 0., May 13.‘~'Trifll of
gin ill the United
to
proceed without objection drom elther
side. Attorneys for both the govern-
ment and the defendants announced
several days ago that all was ill readi-
ness and that there would be no
further delay. '
Defendants are W. E.
Hudson's Falls. '51. J.;~J. B. Pearce,
Cleveland; C. C. Aler, Columbus; Mal“.
tin Newcomb,‘ St. mills; Charles E.’
Maxwell, Chicago; R. E. Hobbs. Hobo.
ken, N. .l.; John McCoy. York, Pa.
and George Tate, Glens Falls. N. Y.
They represent jabbing or manufac-
turing establishments that are alleged
to have violated thm Sherman anti-
'Drust law in having agreed not to sell
l-l upprrch.
wallpaper to a string of stores that
.11 cent
rolls. »
Frank l-.lnll of ilobolretr. will be
the' governments chief witness. his
stores having failed. it in alleged. be-
cause of refusal of the manufacturers
and Jobbels to sell him wallpaper.
About fifty witnesses are to be cram
l.ned
New. York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In sum Oct. 1. mt.‘
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. I.—-—1s:tsx. 5:0“. 5: six. 0 oi. a If
reliant??? ”I‘m: 1: mi: 1: $8453.10 H our.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
Min-.4 4511. no. m. 11:00:. I: 01:.
‘11. 11:15:. 10:01: 10:06.1 11.01.
—-1 on. fun. 1:wa lethal 1:51.
3 érdx. 1215:. d: 2's. 4 11x. 1.05:. 1115.1
mos. szdox. I. ‘01:. s.ao.11:oox. 11: 1
Sundays.
A. 1.41.110. 1:11: 9.01:. 10.11:. 11- 00:.
u.— s: s: o . s: on, 1.1 a.
um. 0:10;. '1i.so'x. 15:00 oox.
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IOUTI-l Rostrum 70 new
HAVEN.
0113:. Ila-13’“; Frfizif 1:“ ' '°" ': u.
. I: “3.. 4: 2|.
i’l. 0:11:13 ”32’s. 1:1”.1‘32001.
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“mmmnom-Jzo: as
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r:1a:..1:nx.1-su. 7:“. Ft“.
.0301. l h.
m" on. 1. ox. 1:1
DANIUNV TO .OU‘I'N NORWALK.
king“; 11.332.513.10”. 11hr
tidbit:
DOWN NONWALK TO OANIUIW
fig: H4“. :0“ («any ascent Isolde").
a???“ 1.». his.
roan 10 scores.
.il
Store and hear the Horniess
Talking Machine which we give
absolutely FREE to" customers
Call and hear: the records.
.with Purchases.
Price’s Clothing: Store .
" ‘, For FREIGHT Only
I‘M. New Lease»
to call at our
good to the
V
Let
Phone 165-3
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a 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 beat
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
NORWALK, CONN-
Thc New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of (Mir.
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in tl;e
back. Even if done in childhood 1:
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this discasa and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the silt
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Die
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You wil
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
‘94 WASHINGTON 81'. so. NORWALI
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
Phone 142
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Could! fine of
pardoned»: ooh.
IAIEIAN I’F'G 00.
III WILD“. N. I.
CHAS. E. DOW
Washington “not. South Norwalk
n-—
011in Line to N. Y
. Freight Propellers leave Pier
as. East River, New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (at- .
ospt. Sunday) at ii p. m. Freight '
resolved at Norwaln up to! :1. .
In. and South Normals up to it: 0
Norwalk Chronicler