* , charges. mousse.
We. cults made mum on
worming tree: m
~ tea a yum
‘cLo‘rH counter or us‘
spouses. was: during this
month only.‘
. struck the nail on the head again yes-
Way He was somewhat doubtful
no...
on are at work tearing doini the
lding recently occupied by the bar-
her shop and upholstering establish-
inept on the bridge. Before spring
at a few of the structures will be
Flatt to be removed, only those whose
being left to be purchased and resold
y the bridge committee.
09k and Ladder Company are com‘
misting amusements loril their enter:-
filament of the ladies at the head-
anal-tells tomorrow evening. Howard
M. ‘..T For and Thomas C. Canfleld, or
lamford. and Mrs. F. R. Bradley, of
”East Norwalk. will furnish the enter-
enersi good time
kev S. P. Fairbanks will lead the
”Riv prayer meeting that will be
old this evening at the East avenue
"Methodist church.
{the regular mid-weekly prayer
noting will be held at. the Advent
silan church this evening. Rev.
George M. 'Decpie will lead. the meet
us and give a short talk.
_,.....p...—~
Elev. Mr. Vahisirom will lend the
‘Tlillillli, HEAD THEE!
STATEMENTS
“I suffered from “Eryoipeiss iror
thirty yeah; and could obtain only
temporary mile»! although i tried.
orlous remedies and treated with tbel
1Ital sight and was so swollen at time!
tbstleouldnotsee Iribosrdofiio-
lure snd «paralleled a iar. two
Mediate dslldl' and in a shoIi-t time
'oritlrsly mired me i have not been
Molded with E’rynipelss since. 1311?.
t. 1011 Rock 81.. Little Rock. Ark.
Wilt“ about two years ago 1 out;
‘ with Momma since a mail child.
was all over my body, even in any
it end on the bottom of my tool.
mm abqrt one dozen lsrs oi
More drum my drugtist and it our-
“sure i am new entirely well sud
been well for over two years.
; J. ‘l‘ Fleming. 1103 West First
opiin. Mo.
nurtured with We for over
ty years. The mooted .Dli‘ts
honors and tender that I m unlined
hovecssbiobo.mlobodtohsp
; Nominee M borehole broiler
consecutivoldoies are taken. A
, ummbiemymtolns bevlumtier the
, worry first .dose
A pass. hand-and nose started up, forer-
‘ , lgirhnesansaslnsrrunmolohe use.
i'l‘he East Norwalk weather prophet,
There will be dancing and
if you H‘VE in, Bxlultendance, and all thoroughly enjoyed
sat doctors. My face was a dflnd- ‘ He held the undivided attention 0! av—
You sWilimdistlnetiy dooL all like liiilu
rue most miserable headache. dull
sore throat.‘ mucousl.oatnrrbai dis-
stillness. rheum-
“warning and othemiistuss vanish,
es.
. Take this wonderlul (impound .as
directed. with the knowledge that
there isrnoiblngslso in the worldl
widen-willows your outdo;- and
firms allow be promptly and with-
out any other We!“ alter-
elfects as a 25mm- managed Marie's
Cold Compound, which any drusxlst
can supplywontslnskm quinine—be
longs in every home—accept no sub—
week or so out) ,
the rims. were placed upon
WLJWM The ring, it _
posed, was ‘tnkeany a boy With .mtond:
uses for the sport enrolling in boil ’
Rev. Dr. Von Kirk; of ‘Wlndoor Loril-g
Accepts Call to St. Luke's. ‘ .,
lmsmbsrs ones Wilmflfllh Dalton.
was held in the chapel. 'Monday' ennui
ins, with Frank Greenmthe senor
warden, presiding, and Parish Clerk
flannel Gmnunen recording. There
were many women present.
vim object of "the meeting ems ate
stltute. Tastes nice-facts gently.
weakly prayer meeting that will 'be
held this evening at the Swedish Con
grezationai church. The pastor will
give a shortinlk.
Mrs. Royal A. Mills who has been
quite ill is inlprovlns.
of the prayer setyice in the Metho-
dlst Episcollnl Church this evening.
.qu «mi—KS...
Mrs John H. Sherer of Highland,
avenue, who has been seriously ill, 'nvill
beolit soon.
a ..- ‘ a}?
William T Jennings has had a
ge
avenue property 2‘3? l
. ,1:
yé....
l Several Rowayton residents “TH at
The members of the Mayflower lend the Old Guard b3“ at M33330“ ed a resolution uttered by 3. 'W. Coo .
per. thanking the wardens and vestry- ':
men (or their pdinstslglug and con—
seéure a rector;
to [ill the vacancy caused by the death
last fall. of Rev Louis. F‘rench was )
Square Garden, New York, this govenv
ing. “4: u ' :7 ’l
Mm Charles F. Buckley andmlss
Mary Buckley. cl Rowayton a lie,
have gone to New York, to remaih- lor‘
several weeks.
Rev it. F. Shinn and damiiy.‘iwho
'have been spending several dayi withi
reiativas in thchfleld, returned home
yesterday alter-noon
Every member of the Junoir
lLenguo is urged to be present at the
meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs.‘ Else
E. Moore, junior superintendent of the
New York District. is‘ to be Ement
and a seed time is expected. ’
The Men’s Club of the Methodist
Episcopal Church held its regular
meeting and supper last evening in
the chapel. There was a lnrge at-
the occasion The only regret was
that a .severe cold and theumplauant
weather kept Colonel George A. Rob-
bins. of Fitch’s Home. from attending
the allair and delivering an address.
Hie piece was very snooopisbly filled
by CharlesF. Hoiloolrzof Booth Nor»
walk. who spoke on General 3an
man‘ a march from Atlanta to the sea
cry enrollment. and was enthusia-
tlcelly applauded. The supper was a
amend. the details being arranged by
Mr..mddir:. Hiram Morelsy.
'W
Perry Hollow bum. William 1'.
. Lincoln. ,
William Ti Lincoln, chief satirical-oi;
the Holland Metric ”at sud Water
dummy. when" reached his pooh
tion here intake n more lucrative 90'.
illicit with the Whitfield (in snow
trio Works. of‘Wortiiolti, Mason-loom!
for that place tomorrow no. limit:
wllinskc with him the mpsot ol- all
with when new cousin mot-st sud
his brooches will be sorely missed by
the local operation torso ,
on. Modern will be; succeeded by
NIW man PLANT” IRWIIR. ; 1.,
Ph, :D.. of Windsor books. to become
rector of the parish. Warden Green
read letters from Bishop Brewetor of
the Diocese of Connecticut. Bishop
lower of New York. and other promi-
‘nent divines, all of whom were un-
qualified in. their praise of Drwltirlt,
and, without exception advised the
parish to secure his services as red-
‘ tor.
By a unanimous vote of the most-
«lng. the vestry was requested:to Ex
tom! 3 call to Dr. Kirk, and at a vesi '
try “meeting held immediately tower
the session of the parish meeting, that
action was taken.
Dr. Van Kirk yesterday announced
:his intention of accepting the call,
and is expect“ to preach there on
Sunday next. when his duties will be.
gin. He occupied the pulpit on Sun} -.
noaorou council ears are; , ‘
.r-A wieliortsndsd man: or the,
advise the vestry. in resend ‘to sx~‘ ;
. tending a‘ call tthsV. Hiram Van Kirk, .
day, January 19, and made an «sob “ ‘
lent impression on all who heard hinf;
man of fine personal appearance and
wners are now engaged in litigation 119111191? CODBU‘WWQ on “‘3 Him; much magnetism H“? I“ married. U“;
der his rectorshlp it is hoped that;
the parish will take on new life.
Before the parish meeting adjourn
scientlgus efforts
adopted by a standing vote. The reso
iiution declared it to he the sense of *j
the meeting that at no time since Rev 5'
Mr. Frenchs death had there been «
'nny delay on the part Q: the vestry
rector.
D Van Kirk was born Feb. 13. 1888
at Washington Courthouse, Ohio. He
was graduated from Ohio Normal Uni-
versity, Adu.0 in 1890; Hindu) Coi~
logo. 1892; Yale Divinity School; 1895;
'University of Chicago, 1900. He was
married in Chicago. June 28. 1900. to
Augusta Smalstig. He Was pastor or
Jellerson street Church of Christ, But.
Nevada, Mo. ism-"7; Christian Church
Jeiferson City, Mo. 1897-‘8. lie was a
fellow of the University's/t Chicago. in
structor ln ‘Disciples' Divinty School.
18984800. war he was dean and pro.
(Cal) Bible seminary. lecturer on
Oriental History; University of Cali-
fornia and served as secretary of the
Board of Education or the American
Christian Missionary Society.
nu-
Shev-SOmetlnios you appear «ally
ditnry. Hell of my ancestors were
men and the other half women .«l'i‘ltl
Bits. ,
iiiii'iiiiiiii’fili’li
Msde Strong by Vino}.
Run-down conditions are caused
by overwork. worry. too class can
libomont.
which it in mull. to ours.
We went to no to every person-in
this conditionmm need Viral. tour
delicious cod liver end. tron tonic with;
root oil, the wt simulth unload
‘uviil supply Mn in the blood it"
most mill! mimlimd tom."
healthy W,
in making every effort to secure a »
faio. 189091; Central Christian Church .
lessor of Bibicai theoldxy, Berkeley '
chemicals. lie-mi suppose it ism-ore. .
s. chronic uphill or cold
. He is in his early “forties," and a“:
Jest
Mid
; \f'
f The
"n"
:rflnzmnrnouo.
At night time, when Live looked _ 3. ~
It storytbnolts ~
Until my'cytiids seem to’ kinder
stick
My mother la‘ys her one down, :5
and then looks '
lip whore the clock is goin'
:tlclrty-atiok. ‘
And firsny‘tbc; laughs and kinder
; . .softly‘ssings
A: little .asong that's runnin'
through my 'hesd. * =
This is the song—though her
voice allus rings— '
“It's time: for little boys to be i'
in bed. ” '
I!a think 1’
some, way!
that song leveling... . .
" ’Isimtthebookagid th§nl.sorter “
; lly_
:w: _ . . , g; ,_..
, '1 night in her up Milt-fol lie-U
«W3 arm “n
r}. if Q . $3! a - in g N
nibble my neck and {Ctbcn I
3. ii settle down:
“night is said
And hear her sing that call to
"1 'Slcepy' Town: “
Y "Its time for little boys to be
“ in bed.”
Nobody plsccan. sing. it just her
tiny.
No other voice can make
:sound the some:
,thnlgrowupsndbcsman.
.you watch.
Some #1in
I'll write that song. and it’ll
bring me one;
I’ll miterthc music sorter colt
‘ tend um and low.
any eyes loci just like land
And this is how this song of
songs will
in bod?”
~i
a.
were kick. but » J
.t avg Tr, ."‘ ,3.
smile back at her when
r i
a
; a"
q . .~ .
.a .
lost a while term; good 3'-
i
it
weyishecroom it when
.go:
rim for little boys to be
lPrices’ltcu‘suiuiiiie
. i
i
:; n
Wamdmbntwe
rinse-o
= they ml ‘idisinh mre
Tab...“
, youscrtogobsdttolhcoldh
than
- human! tbcybo lat
nuns. ill. M‘W
Toxitauddoucing.
‘ The piping can he conceded
minimum and mum...
is wanted to hatch
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' '. ,' M ., . ..
t .. l ‘ ..
"”NOHh‘Mflin and West 8“.
L :33 nu‘d theymmr foll%ts M3 "
old:
”iv-khan what those incubators mil
to see "them in
chicks ifm hatch
reelf that
inks, bigger
chicks sorbet: obickslhan you eve!
in your
There are over 395,000 Buckeye In-
sin cumin! murmur: righl
:youconldn’t. uncaring“
en.
operation—auvldlcU
can see Uour
arm you some testimonials fr
pwpulc wholare using Mammal:
beginners never used Million-
:1 Bucltcyo.
ms to 350 cool
so. In ”Mm 6min“.
,; ’wuhlnqtdn‘m. Bunth‘florwsli- ; ;‘
Car to ”Hire
',, «weasel.»
_ bsv or NlGHT.
r". 1369 J VAAST
EFURNiTURE
nit urchins
furnishes, _
‘ sroVEs ..
"94 Willi"
2L»! N"0“L~E UM ,
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6
(Fine luminance
Real Estate. Room 14. Kaela! .
Building. 155 Washington at. South
K
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or exposed.
Belt ‘Workmanship
~Pioinptrittmtlon :
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”embroider/ll nail
{lulled Escudo
Glnélilinsm W ;
Norwnik. Public monogram. '-~. V
. been this winter is
“' lament": that whites]; you
comfortable on tum! My!
Phone 7“
‘ -~wsv
nur'yonxto‘mo warm in your new
tmbokus install
we'll mun the location or your
moms. thoraciliiissoftnosouu us
tell you whetherssnot Air. Hot Water
NM‘LBIIM’VW uiisfy you host.
‘ filicdones‘h’flotciikiss
"WALK. CONN.
We will be pleased -Mub-
*niLl"ulinlsmmrmmorlt. ;
in PM but "smile .
Norwalk Chronicler