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From left to right around the table: President Wilson. W. G M .iuoo. secretary of the treasury: J.G.hlolleynoldo. attorney general; Jase.
. évplma Daniels, secretary of the navy; .D. F. Houston, secretary of agriculture; W. in. Wilson, secretary of labor; W.w C. ‘Rolilileld. secretary of com
‘ .. mereei fianklin K. Lane, secretary of the interior; A. 8. Burloson, postmaster general; 1..
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emxéqflcwfiagmmrw
N.Gnrri‘5011.secretary 0: war; 1W. .1. Bryan. secretori of
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M"*'pneslo£~v WILSON AT His new.
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j Fiat official photograph showing i'ronllleut Wilson ill hill dash in tho
ifWhiw noun.
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tho mulluliiccnt ronditlon 0! mil port.
The ullnriotlo min comprised as fol-
Hon: Mm Alice mother flotilla. w
prono; Mn. main wlmuamith. con-
lruilo; Mouton i-inrt. tenor; and Hor-
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South Norwolk Mflhodllt
« in too morning lit the ltlouth Nor-
lwulit Holmium church lilo numeral
. . “(2mm in lunch" hy lildmuuo Tumor
" l; random! hi this chorus woo lino. Mina
Jolmm‘u Who aolo "Tho Rim 3 Tim chorus choir oi tho moot nvonuo
MM" to mull it. Droulm‘ was Motlmtllnt chum: mam optical
, ml! Wind. and duiixhtml music yummy to hon-
. The man "The New ”to.“ in or him mm: on. A love lam m»
m m am comma in the N- iron all mm mm morning.
mind. m the direction at organist loath Hamill “nonunion! Gianni:
ind 1mm Hurry w. lamina. by tho "Victory mum." at amoral: ammo
condom minnow MI follows: Mm in mm. mu. m aim runway
Mum. nor-no; all», homo BUM-inllornoon in place or or... usual vow
in. omen-m. u. Mir. um: and per mm M mo cram all use
Mm» mm. lulu. 3!)ch Nomiir‘tluurmtiomi mm.
W no u lam/loo mil M. rm 1
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m m u a... {Small unno- it nonunion than mltotlvo. loom
mom”. nationally lineman teamworlamwh: m
m u. m mowing and «can; Pm it mom with u (moo mil»
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l.. ulJllfii at tho Nol walk Congregational First anter Services at at. Peter'o Luther-
Ugivan by this qunrtoflo at» the evan- next Gllndaygé'flio hiding service ill
Church yesterday for the special Ens- In.Cllurch. .
ter musical services. In the morning- The services at St. Peter's Bil-angel.
n soprano solo by Mrs. Lillian Sher: ‘ icnl Lutheran Church yesterday Were
wood-Newllii'll. ”O Risen Lord." by Wl impressive and heautii'ul. As the
A. Fisher, was beautiful. An anthem. Word oi God in and must he the sum
“As it, Begun To Dawn." by Dudley and substance of Bovine worship, the
Buck. was charmingly rendered. ,‘ .. lulullor. Rev. M. L. Stoop, delivered" an
in the afternoon there was a Gilli-'interesting and: instructive iormon on
dren's service at which time a short the Easier gospel. He spoke on “The
Easter 36.‘Galley two ‘ ' resurrection of the Lord—1 Divine
cantata. “Eaator Tide." in two parts.‘ miracle, an undeniable fact oi history
was given. ‘ [and a sweet comfort to all true believ.
William 0, Taylor. a weiivknown'ero.”
tenor of South Norwaik, has been on- His discourse was clear, concise and
gagged for the coming your 10 sing convincing and was favorably received
with tho quartctto oi the First Cou- hy the large congregation. The choir
gregatlounl church, Norwulk. . lsaug the joyous Easter tidings under
lilocltilcleut leadership oi‘ the arran-
South Norwalk Baptist Church. lot, Miss Louise .Bmeschlwein. Mr.
The Easter services in the South John Bonku insured with tho violin.
Norwulk Baptist church. were mouti'l‘he Eualor altering granule largest ill
successful. The upoclnl muster oflar- ‘ the history of the whamtton. 'l‘ltcrr
ing amounted to $600. The containl will be two services at this church
he... .
. it in" the surest,
‘ anyway.
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lullgllssllllll
Palm Din" “ "f (in:
, .in $th All???“ alps;
. ‘ tim W. S, ‘;
s-Tlmovlti. In llvonlnulossall slo.‘
mach distress will so. Romulus-l
.3 V.
‘ tiou’. heartburn, "nournoilp ’or belching
brim. will. or orucultions oi nulli-
gestod lioml, no dizziness, blunting.
.loul breath or headache. w '
‘Pnpo's Diupelpaln is noon! to. its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
ulckest and most
certain remedy in the whole World
and boulder; it is llol‘mleslr. '
Millions oi‘men and women how
out their favorite iooda without fear——
they know now it is needless to have
a hall stomach.
Please, for your nuke. get a large
fifty-cent case or Pope's Dillpollsin
from any drug store and put l'Olli‘ sto-
mach right. Don’t keep on lining misl-
eruhier-lii‘e is too short—«you are not
here long, so make your stay agree-
ablo, Eat what you like und'fiigcst
it; enjoy it,.without dread of rebel-
lion ill the stomach.
Diapepsiu belongs in your home
It should be kept honllv.
should one of the family out some-
thing which doesn‘t agree with them
or in case of an attack of indigestion,
rungoment at dllytime or during the
night it is there to give the quickest.
surest relief known.
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Many important Mailers ills-
cmell and Town toys 3 in
Hill Tax lor Fiscal Year—
Restaurant érivllega Nil
Granted
WIESTPORT. March 2i.—»The oli-
journed town meeting of two weeks
ago was held Saturday. afternoon he—
ioro a large number of citizens. At the
start of the meeting William J. Wood
was anointed to act as chairman.
The first business transacted was to
hear the report of u committee on-
polniud at the loot meeting to iind out
how much money the town wiilnooll
to carry it through tho remainder of
the floral year, which ends Solltomhar
lug service was listened to by a large 8 o‘clock being in ”English. Choir no
land unreciutivo audienco, firm audt;hearsal Tuesday «evening. 8001ng
1torium was crowded at tllpo afternoon meeting of Young People's Societyi
Buntiomnl service. ’Thllrnduy evening all the homo of Miss l
The foilowiu; persons united with bullion ilruoschwoin. 9 Butler street.
the church: .‘liisn M, A. unwell, Miss} -—~—‘~ l
C. B. Reunion, Miss E. M. itoai'ile, Mills ., 3" “"V" R' c' Chi-"‘3"-
E. M. lit‘i‘ht, Miss F, ii. Hyatt, Mi“: At the 10:30 moon and at the 7:30?
C. N. Sherwood. Mills 0. M. Smith.
lot. 1913. i“. M. Salmon was chair
mun ior this committee and reported
that 319.686 would he neelloll. Till.
committee was appointed to ilnd how
large n tax would be uecounary. it
was finally decided to luv u ill-mill. -
tax. which in two mills higher than
hint year. A iii-mill tax in Woutport
will bring the town about 851.000.
l.
dyspepsia. gastritis, or stomach litL .
menu service yesterday onrticlliuriyil
.Miou Fronds Ailing. Fred Gelatin ll. bountiful musical programs ‘1’?“ “Ni Hart? 8. Sherwood made a rennin.
_A. Sherwood. C. X. linker. R. W1"1m :“E‘” h“ “"90““? or “0" milieu mam specified sum be limin—
Finlzll. ll. it, Dunn. M. iii. Allin)‘. our Ki“ “End“ 0133““. inflated to run the town to the and of
The their in command its follow: Mum cm..." church 5luv. fiscal year. To comply ‘with this
’Mru. 5' Woflioy O'Connor. ”9me Au Blister concert of the l'sunllny'mmm“ "9'53“ w“ ?1"’r“”fl‘wd ”5
film. in Minx Smith. conirlllto; '3‘: l. school ”my...“ the mam mum“. i will be needed according to the report
(.rowo. tenor; and J. Vlouluy i) Lmr program or the Advent Christian at the committae.
nor, hallo. Archibald Taylor Mflrrlfim church ycnterduv . ” ’l‘ho itarn of granting permission to
la the omnnllst. , l .__.-,......'..._.._- lithnries Miller to have n rumour-lint on
in the evauinu the qunflelm pronoun Comm Bunch will. taken 1mm um
,_ nuumuo uouuo I m l. . ~ “
all the cumin. "booth and life by (Booker and Taxation) E5 tabla for dimuiiblou onco morn, out
Shelley. each port bringing out the '
talent of the respectivo member: oi
the quartutto.
Without (interim; into any lentil!!! laid on the tibia min, all there wan
discus-ion of the railroad Iltunflvn in I numbin- of mono important mullet-ll
.New autumn. it, mm to no mu. m 9 *0 “0 W“ “W‘-
; tho but of the row. tho fact that we Him "0qu Sim.
13‘ running would in circles hfll boon William ii. Burr undo o renolutiou
lost sight or. What tho mph film, to unwind-to the sum oi will), {or
from the mom. is the but mum tho MW of hiring a cloth to mini
mice». the low m.- oonmlm tho loam mm. Martini!!! ml am
with thin kind of services-M thallium; town hunter. Thin woo voted down
lawn or atom “mm, tho Itook- by our tum.
lmidoro what u no mm on their Another nonunion wu puma lo
Ill-nor. Thin tom Ilka A. pretty m- the slant um no out: will be void
this lab for any inn. and M our viva-'hmo omi- until only an “amino: ml
min Mimic bodic- uud on ”how ommlvud at by um mounting our
Trinity Epiwopol Ghultil.
At Trinity Church yesterday am"
noon more no on 3-star Carol m-
vlo. of the shoddy-chum it 3:30
o‘clock. in the morning mm were
two autumn or wit. “(lad-t ()ur
Palomar." by King. and "l Hoard a
Grant Valor." by Cobb.
in tho owning tho Morton anthem,
"All it «on» to Down” ily Buck m
ovum-fly m min. lulu on min; lit/Milli: sofas: ml awn/m balm ll non-w m
“m 3"“! Mounting out «with; ma lie. ‘
1 Gt» M" WM» manna“ plus that it is a new] The town muted ll lull mum at
l loam uumlyluln. mm flmwaumfiuu my Mouflmmm‘uud mm by I. 1-. Bedlam. til
villa-mil um» instant m» to hi- iob of running Ill-man. um um: mi. our tho Burl“ win
«It my. mm it “mail. room. tho wmmitmuthuitmm and Wmmmwflmmifim
man at his host and alumina all tho lulu mm. W. moo-momma main aim. The strut Mm aural
nmmn «mm MM. but: low mun m to mow the m to“ m. war unfold
WMGrolmm-omolmm ‘ '*whomm.flodlll¢mmltm
mum: 100074. ”.509 Mini: collar!» on. lulu lo Iridiummuw hntwlll‘ho Moi will: Rik m u
Multan-Wm. 'mehll. mummihmumnnwwumwuom
The decorum: of tho mm m um mm ruinous! an ill “dilute. moor in. A Hr. Gordon. now in vol-
lmutlm. Wilma ml out our» myum-hmpmwmm m null-u to m on land on
will moor Militia: m mum Ml ml min: ll- om not: «to ammmuawm -
choir loll. m ummm an». arm in: mom my um umwmulmlm
mu m mm Mm; lamwuormmmmv um am in «on m.
mmmmmww vithofiu’torwtaommmm i... am an imbib- «Mgr
“mmn’lthmuii mmmimtitbmuumm m mmm um did not W.
km» W W! the 1%!“th ionthimormoimrflwmma mammal-«Mung
it.» in: in: m childm‘fil “Mi. I hill-mimic ail-mm MW low I Mum W to“
11k. Within , .01th
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7‘”.
Cotton ”Volles for SummatGowns ' ~
4 in vinitl‘ngfihe‘Coltmllillmls Section ’to soc wil'ut '
tile looms lluvc woven for summer nl)ilzll‘cl,tillc is con—
‘ fronted ‘wltil every description of Voile. Voilcs [illl’ill‘
and fancy, and of curry lowly. ‘ t-oltlrillg.‘ "so great all
"ashorllucllt that one has .lluttoflclmosc her favorite. . (”I
Bordcred Vbile Robe§,'”lvlillie. umbmlllcrc‘ll lii)f(ll?l‘§,,r""
ml pull.“ shades such as liizlc', cornm‘colcr,’llg'hl‘biutfi, My
run, the C(illtrasting border quite wide and effective.
'i‘ilcuc were lnmlc to srll at $5.00, but are pifcrcd ab
, $4.00. sprlrini. l'Oill‘lilliCil iron-l Full- Week.
Striped Vpiles, with some pinin colors at the same
price. in rose, luvclllicl‘, light Ililuc. white and block.
.liitrclllloy llt'ltil
38 inches with), 19¢ :l }
" White S'lk Gloves
Distinctive in Style. Superl) in Quality.
Really the llcigili of luxury in Gloves. They are
long. to the elbow. and wry strong and
illuck stitching on the backs.
$1.75 a will "
Wow»
uni. . "‘ {E E3,
heavy in
\vci'lvc.
A Mahogany Bedroom Suite
Among illr attractive things through Flair \Vcek
“was the bedroom of the Exhibition Suite of rooms. ill _
the Furniture Store. This now holds a small four—poster
hell of solid Mahogany. a dresser, dressing table. Chif—
fonlcr null writlngj table, with the proper chairs to ac—
colllpauy. ‘ ,
The pieces are just right {or a little girl. and should
she not grow very lull the)" would be right for a good
lllauv yours. ~ ’
~ in the Exhibition Romus. fourth floor.
The Door Toothpick Machine. one of the unique at
tractions for the past whisk... will remain with us until
Saturday. the twenty-ninth.
\ :2 l . ~- .M
ogonloow
win. I ‘u\.‘\‘\‘~‘\¢3..\u\.
‘ \‘\
“than“: at a ’
urinal or. an on a; did. an -
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NEW 'SPRlNG 9‘
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The abiding Vogue for the celebrated "Mcndels’ " 3"“
‘ Waists has led us to place on sale more and more of thcsc ,‘f
‘ alluring garments. _ i ii
To wear‘wlth your suit are stunning tub silks, all "‘
classy and distinctive. Also fetching styles in madras, lin-
‘ enc. ptrcalc. etc. " ‘
We call your attcnlion to the graceful lines, the charm
of finish and the perfection of details.
Lot us suggest that you lose no time in seeing these
W'l‘ile N. E. Ryan GO. if
‘ I WUTH NORWALK
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Alter Easter
Floor Coverings
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A. Dickennan & Son
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Norwalk Chronicler