i
Captain William Tobey. or East «Nora
walk ls overhauling and making gen.
eral repairs on his boat.
John Phillips. of New Haven, is the.
guest of his father. Eugene Phillips. of’
East Norw-alk, for a few days.
Mrs. Julia. M. Patterson, of East
Norwaik. went to Wateitown. Conn.
yesterday to ussist in an entertain-
ment at the M. E. Church in that
D1108.
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The Epworth league of the East
Avenue Methodist Church will hold its
devotional meeting tomorrow evening
It the church. The meeting will be'
an Interesting one nn' it is expected
that there will he a large attendance. l
i
The regular morning and evening
aervices will be held at the Advent"
Christain Church tomorrow. Rev. O.‘
ll. 'l‘eeplo will occupy the pulpit and
preach. It is expected that large con-
gregations will be present at blth ser-
vices.
“Slaves of Habit and Appetite” will
be the topic and Jennie ilircllard, vice-
preeident, will he the leader of the
meeting of the Young People's Society
of boynl Workers thnt will he held at
the Advent Christian Church tomor-
row evening.
The Men's Clues of the [lust Avenue
Methodist Church will hold its weekly . .
meeting tomorrow at noon in .tiis
church. The program promises to be,
an interesting and instructiVe one nud‘l
it is hoped that all members will be‘
in attendance. i
o
c.
The annual meeting of the East Nor-
waih Fire Department will be held on;
Monday eveninx._in the Mayflower llz 3
i& L company poplars. in Van Zantit'
street. at which time the officers for
. the ensuing year will beelected and;
lhemeportgmuhmit‘tcd. . ;
W
Communion will be served at. the
morning service to be held at the
‘ Swedish Congregational church tome-i
‘ 'I'ow morning.
Rev. Mr. Vahistrom‘
will oliiciate at the service nnd deliver
,a short sermon. The usual evening
service will also be held. the pastor
- being in the pulpit and preaching.
dierhert W. Gnrhnm. of Gregory
.Boulevard, had the misfortune yester-
day'aiternoon ‘IO sprain his ankle
while niighiing from his carriage. Mr.
Gorhnzn was in First. street East Nor-
walk at. the time and in leaping out of.
his carriage, turned his right ankle;
‘He managed to get home without us-
sistance and his speedy and complete
recovery is hoped for.
meeting of the East
The annual
Annual Meeting East
Norwalk Fire District ;
The «legal voters of the East Nor-
walk Fire District. are hereby notilled
and warned thm the Annual Meeting
0! said District will be held in the
Fitch School house in said District on
Tuesday evening, June 4th. 1912. nit 8
o'clock. for the loilowins purposes,
to wit ’
To hear the report of the District
Committee. lieusurev and Collector
for the past. year.
To elect a District Committee and
other oilicers tor thh ensuing year.
. To authorize the District Commit-
tee to borrow such sum or sums of
‘money for the general running expen-
ees of the district as the meeting shall
deem advisable. and to lay such tax
as the meeting shall decide. I
To transact any other business.
proper to come between” meeting:
Dated at East norwalh. Conn, this
27th day of May. 1912. ~
EDSON K. 81‘. JOHN.
EDWARD E. MEAD,
CHAS ill. D‘UNNEBACKE.
nut Norwalk Fire District Commit-
tee. m2? 29 11 4
_ The best local m Now for!
NOIICE i
.Norwaik Fire Committee will be hold
on Tuesday evening in the hitch
school, at which time the district com
mittee and other ell-cars will make
their annual mum and the omciais
will he elected for the next year. it is
expected that other matters will come
up for consideration. which will take
consideration. which will tulle consid-
erable time and will give rise to some
argument.
‘ OWAYTON
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hart. 0! Mc-
Kinley Place. have been entertaining
Mrs. Albert F‘rilhie, or New Haven.
Captain and Mrs. Aaron G. Stevens.
of Rowayton avenue, have been enter-
taining Miss Marie Siee. oi! New
York.
Mr. aund Mrs. George A. Conneld.
of New York City. have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Silas A. Car-
penter, in Ro‘weyton avenue.
Rudolph AiLohr
Phone i278
ROWAVTON, CON N.
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new lentil team led Rimalde
2 to 1 when rain stopped the game at
Riverside. Thursday.
Following Wednesday‘night's storm,
the electric-light service was bad. In
many houses. lights went out, and
the service was not restored until lust
night. , ‘ .
A silver tea was held yesterday at-
ternoon at them residence of Mrs. G.
H. Noxon. under the auspices ot the
indie-9' Aid Sovieiy of the Congress-
tlonai church. There was also :1 sale
of cnke and candy.
Sunday evening at 7:30. there. will
be an illustrated address on the Ame
ricen Donrd of Commissioners on the
Foreign Missionary Society at the
Congregational Church. Rev. Dr.
Brown will be the lecturer. This is
the'oldest foreign missionary society
in the United States.
‘ Capt. E. J. Pcrvett of the Salvation
Army. Norwalk Post, will lecture t0-
morrow evening in Newton Fresh)“
‘ierian Church, on “Darkest America."
The lecture will be Ill-unrated by
splendid stereoptieon pictlires describ.
ins scenes In Salvation Army work
andexperienoea. All are invited. Dr.
Carlos Martyn will conduct the morn-
.ing service at ll o'clock.
The Rev. George Benton Smith will
preach at both mowing and evening
services at the Methodist Church on
Sunday. The subject 0! the morning
sermon will he, f‘Through Faith’s Eye-
glasses.” The evening subject will be
“Modern Lessons from an Ancient
Queen." Usual services throughout
the day. Micaela no free and every-
one will be cordially welcomed.
The meeting In on Congregational
Church. Wednesday evening. under
the head “Our Denominational Neith-
‘borl." was intercom): and largely Ila
tended. Benjamin Holmes told about
the Epiliopeiian, J. W. Wieman.
shots. the Presbyterian. or. 'lr. M.
Smith. about the identical-t Episcopal-
ian. Rev. Herbert S. Brown, Pix. D..
summed up the
characteristics of all
of the tubayers do not favor the pro
but. ind It is said hava consulted
«wheel and contemplate getting out
on injunction should the town vote to .
close the hishway.
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Memorial Day at the Boldlers’ Home
began with a parade in the foreth.}
from the Home to Spring Grove Gen-
etery. About 100 puplle of the Dal-ion
schools marched with the veterans.
The latter were on the outside and
the childmn in the middle. The 00.!-
ien Drum Corps headed the line. At
the cemetery there was sprayer of
invocation. The children can: "The
Star annulled Banner" and Rev. Dr.
Herbert 8. Brown, In a short addrou.
told about the custom or decorating
craves. The children then can; “Ame-
rica." At 2. a more elaborate celebra-
tion {he held on the Home grounds.
At least it was started on the grounds.
In trout of the hospital. but the Storm
made necessary a shift to the chapel.
A prayer of invocation opened the eel-
ebratlon. This was followed by sing-
ing by a quartet. the members of
which were Miss Theresa Hoyt. lira.
8. R. lioyt.6. E. Whitney. and Col. 0.
W. Robbins, superintendent of bhe'
Home. The quartet sung tour selec-
tions during the afternoon. The at};
dress was dolly/cred by Rev. Herbert
'8. hmwu, Ph. D.. pastor or the Darlen'
Congregational 011mb. He told of
the cost of the Civil War to the nib-i
lion. He indicated some of the cans-
es of the war. told of the rammed
or the North and acid that the two
grout chines for which the wrr paid'
in men and money were nationality
and the liberty of the individual citi-
sen.
A CARD.
This is to certify that Foley's lion-
ey and Ta: Compound does not con-
tpin any opiates. any habit forming5
drugs. or any ingredients that could
possibly harm its users. (in the con-
trary. its great hauling and soothing
qualities smite it a real mmpdy for
caustic. colds and irritations oi the
throes. chest and lungs. H. i.. illom-
cum. Mile. Wis. says his wife
considers oFiey‘s Honey and Tar
(lompmind the best cough cure on the
market. “She has tried various kinds
builii‘oley'emivc the best result of all."
The genuine is in a yellow package.
Ask for Foley’s Honey and 'i‘ar (form
pound and accept no substitute. W. i".
Wigmore and Co. ”
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POLICE TRICKS CHANGEU.
The regular bimonthly change at
police tricks went nito effect "today.
Trellis emcer Jarvis S. Murray you
supersesed In this position by Sen
gaunt. Bryan ll. Silk who will remain.
on duty as trnliic cop until June 15th.!
The chief and captain will cover the'
usual tricks. Ollieer Murray goes on
the 11:30 p. m. to mmnin until 1:80 a.‘
m.
I
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Officer Charles F. Page takes the.
7 p. m. to 3 a. to. trick and 0mm;
Tholmas .l. Dorney will work from 8 p.
m. to i a. m.
The special policemen will work as
needed.
_Advertise in The Sentinel
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The house at cooling. captivating,
charming. enchanting entertain-
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Special extraordinary headline st-
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ville of variety‘s most brilliant musi-
cal comedy spectacle. A big bub-
bilnx, brilliant bizarre of song and
dance.
THE TROLLEY CAR GIRLS.
Ten of Broadway’s banntwus band“
in swinging song successes. rare
dancing ensembles and gorgeous
scenic and costume embellishment
Yet the prettiest and tunomllest hit
over.
Extra exceptional added feature. The
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living proof of Dal-wife theory.
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The semi-human animal actor, who
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Special vaudevile appearance oi the
noted musical comedy star.
NED NYE.
(Former star of The Time. Place and
Girl) and company. in a sprightly
musicnl comedy entire.
The Act Ilemltifui.
THE GREGSONB,
Offering a picturesque song review.
”an-
Liomediana that mice laughter a
pleasure.
HANLY AND JARVIS.
Everybody will laugh, everybody letl
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Romain night tonight. as we call It.
because you see 3 above and may for
the price of one. You know our Sat-
urday n'ph: shows are the toll: of
{the town. We give the pcoplh their
money's worth every time. You can-
not help but praise the pictures be-
cause they are flickerleu end are
clean as a pcysloi. Remember this
th‘éfitfiilf be open, all this summer
and it will he the. coolest theatre in
The chwaika. Come early and avoid»
the rush.
Admission 5c and We.
Bin} matinee today. an to an.
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it is an established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking [item I.
oils are superior to those made
of any other metal. This has
been proved by scientific re-
search. as the tests show that
no verdisris. rust. nicheioaidel
or injurious since can form. no
matter how it is used. Neither
is there any danger of chipping,
“as with enamel were.
. It is an excellent heat conduc-
tor. which means quick bottle:
and saving oi tool. it: lluht
weight makes. it only to handle.
and 'the silvery-white color or
the wave is pleasing and always
clean looking.
Every piece is spun (not
pressed or stamped) out 0! pure
sheet material. and is absolutely
seamless and loanitary.
Swiss Aluminum Ware has
none to m. which eventually
means the cousin; of all lines
of tin. steel and «mind cook
in; were at every «Motion.
3 MIMI fl. “Mi-i.
Saturday ‘
29c Ib
_ Quitaaor G Cantu. Props.
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P A’ PE R
Our Sprint goods are new
in stock. While we have a
larger assortment at line
good: than ever before, we
have not forgotten the cheap-
er and of the line. and are
showing a great many pat-
terns from 10¢ per double ,
roll up.
The Gorbam Co.
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Propl.
10 First St, E. Norwalk‘
Telephone Four Five Two
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19 No. Iain at. Bo. Nomlk
Residence. 5 Washington 5t.
Telephone a! silica—6M.
Telephone at house—093.
l.
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l‘lro Mad tartan. lit van mt Street
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4-inch Moot (WM .
iii—nut uh «engine 'n so.
4- n and! I a chgm live.
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The‘ Clifford Pharmacy .3
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Straw Hats
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TIME TABLE
In EM 000. 1, 1911.
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OOUTH NORWALI‘ To NEW YORK.
. I‘m-43:6“. [9.8. ‘lflx. It“. 6:"
9:15]. 0:37.
7' m curs. It“:
Mill “it! I 11:88:.
i”. hairpins. not. aim (Pass a
”anneal“ . :4!
m “I: 6:40. o: ’ gil‘:
8:81. 3:81;. 3:83,
753:. 9:402. 10:“.
Sundae.
. u.-—n‘:m.t:ou. mm. “in. .
. 1—1318“ 8: 1:40. 5‘ I:
7: . m2. Mix. ugh. on steam
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. u.—-¢ a
coaxing. 14:02:, 10:05. 11:
took. s’mu‘ml. Mix. 5:05: a 15. a 25
“we”. 'Izoiix, hangout).
. Sundays.
3' h‘fli”'.“¥i‘e 5-04 son. '1‘
ml. smiles. 15:06:) ' '
scum ‘uoawaut i'ro new
. HAVEN.
Il.-l!:18x. 1:11:
. 10:13:. 11:11: ii 4
11!
m
.Jiiiiidiiiifl
ght U derwear
irts
“Interwoven’wocks .
Warm Weather Wear-
ables for Men .
Price’sétiiothing Store
Haven & Hart- .
azoax. 10:031. 11:00:.
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I~ Jilin. not. 7:”.
'.--..:."a: £5.
{.i’efiaal’i‘az} ‘i’...‘.‘.“‘t.«.i.“ 9:13;.
trams lanai-y- m... a.
lad ya. p.
We: manage. 1:112. 1:611. ma. ma.
"1.3345". em. out. this. not.
DAMYJO acorn uonwauc
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ammonium mssuevfi
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We'll study the location of your
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the science of the
curse of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprnln in the
hack. Even if done in childhood It
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six .
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousneas, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the‘Spine. You will
.never regret giving Chiropractic 3
chance to help you.
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Norwalk Chronicler