inshore W. ll. C. Ho 0. 30, will
fa regular meeting Thursday.
sion No, 1, A50. i~l.. will hold
'" lsr business meeting Thurs
p Norwolk Iron llioulders' No.
nl will hold its t'l'EBllllll mtet-
‘ssus Council. No. 1.268..Royai
um. will hold. its regular. meet
9
Cockenoe Haymakers Assoggntlon.
.0 R. M.. will hold it; regu
m ting Thursday evening?\
a ".23....”
ltlt’ulolime Stranger Lodge. No. 364.
or St George. will hold Its regu
eetlng this evening, ’
Qur Sisters' Rebekah Lodge. No
I 0 0. F. will hold Its regular
’ ‘ it; tomorrow evening,
's Navel Militia second Section,
Division will hold Its regular
"ly drill Thursday evening.
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Ketchciflosan bout rrsulls
"loithtuily to Shuth Noruulk
tons over Gila Knorr's ticker.
anal—um
:tNlitmog Club, of Norwnik, will
its regular meeting this evening.
v lIncoln H t‘lls‘woll. oi Nor
. lot the New Yuri: Flinn (bonito
0
«~th
_ flinmtcrd.
ins. hprlt god. it is it
To create strength and tor Pul-
who nee-d1 strength. or who suitor from
chronic coughs, colds or bronchitic
(arrangements will be made (or
us dance to he held on April
. ladies’nldsocloty or the First
Church will hold Its rcsulnr
" business meeting tomorrow
-' ill 3 o‘clock In the church
lsdrc bolus received In town
who Is In nltdudsncc upon the www-
. New 'Huvcn. . . .
use“ Colts were given it tryout
lcnisi held. on thindsydiy Mona
adorns, of the lit. IM‘nrl‘n Young
tub nine. The team will play
«sides. of Btumtord, next thin
when, or tiresount Ton
resigned his position with
culprit. Ihll pursue proprietor.
literati the tinciling‘bnsincss ‘ltl’iii
Mitchell car, melting the
) tut store his headquarters.
Jobbing: lodge, Shepherds ct " _ - ‘ “m" ‘t‘ ,
will hold its helmet roll “hm“! “W“‘V?
:- “a Wham” w“ WAfiHiNG’I‘DN. April lei'lui New 4"“ “ WWW“ “9 “it
. I'IIVSIBIIIIIS EIIIIIIIIOE
IIIIIIII.
It
. modal-y Trotlbl‘o‘l. .'
Run—down, debilitated [people those
they tlnd help In “thesevlottem
Dr, C. L. Drastic, Goshcn. N. Y.,
says: “in cuss-s where the curativp
Influencezol‘ Edd Myer oil is needed, I
prescribe Vincl, which i find to be
far more palatable and eificaclous
than other cod liver preparations. It
is a worthy poll liver preparation in
which n physician may have evety
confide-files
Dr. It ii. Bolicheiie. of Thomasviiie,
Gm, says: “I have used Vinol in my
innit-'1) und in my general practice
.. with the most satisi'octory results. It
Is exceedingly beneficial to those at-‘
illcted wish bronchial or pulmonary
troubles, and to create strength"
Dr. W. N Randi, cit Evans Mills. N.I
,Y., says: “I want to say that I have
used and «prescribed Vinol In sny‘
practice and it will do all you claim]
for it and more."
We return your money it Vino]
tails to help you. Frank H. gpnter.
druggist. ~ B
COUNTING MONEY lN TREASURY
WASHINGTON, Aplll i.—-The mon
ey In the Treasury is again beingi
counted but this time with the ex- l
hold. us 'l‘rcasniei under President
Wilson hits provcn no exception to
the rule.
The. uork now is going forward in
the" teller‘s room. With that finished,
the money in the vaults will he haul.
ed out and counted. but instead of
counting it piece by piece, as has
been done in several instances, the
amount this time will be checked by
the package. This course has been
"taken in order to sure time, us it has
been only about three months since
the money was counted last. Should.
the piece by piece cound be followed.
it is said that it would take at least
three montbs to ilnlsh the job,
PIROillIiNENT PHYSICIAN ARREST-
ED.
MIERFDEN, April 1.——pr. Jo Ania
Stoddard .n locally prominent; yol-
ciui. was arrested today on complaint
.0! County Heulth-Oflicar C. E. Hond-
Iey. charged with having failed to re-
port to the local health oilicer two
cases of contagious diseases which he
had attended One of them was a scar-
let lever case and the other that or a
mini who died of tuberculosis. "
lDr. Stoddard was permitted to settle
out'oi court by payment ot a ’20 line.
At the some time County Health on-
col“ Hostile; issued a statement in
would be taken Into court.
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CABINET To WATCH MANOU-
/ . VERS.
WASHINGTON, April 1,—With
steam up and the flag of the Score
tury or the Nuvy llyinit ut its peak.
the nova] ynclit Mayflower and its sili-
tor vcsoeil, the Dolphin, were ready
toduy when Secretory Daniels and
pier vessel. prepared ‘to pilot n pnrty
ulnln Gripes. In the party practical.
Iv oil or the "Inbinct \vsrrcprcscut
'I‘Iiurstiny.
NEW HAVEN ROAD BOOKS EX-
' AMBNIO
closed his duties Bolurdny mommy.
itch ever made by public atheists.
byproduct land scrotal thousand dot
sins or rules or cities to sills:
ling’tiisir tibial/cs and which m V"
tot commission. libs W“
tilt of the slit ibis alumna
him. tinnirlu appeared aboard the ior~
to the battleship practice oii‘iho Vir-
u‘lto Inst of the Intonstste scour
moron cxttlnlnurn who here. been at
Work on tho lilintictal nii'nlrs of tho Herbertw. Gotham
NEW York. New HEVBm and. “ENJOY“ 33 GREGORY HOULIVARD.
inltlroad company iii the emcee hero hut Norwslk. Phono‘aaaia.
The work has involved every
branch of the rullrosd company’s"!!-
iulncus. than petitioned steadily [or
live months. and in some photos or
his Investigation has reached ”hick to A Message to
lard“ north or silverware on its hands
shit it does not directly new whet
to do with. The silver rdpmdiitd an
N BllllB “‘BBBBBL
BBIlBlB lililSBll
"Fairilsid Nail Milan use at Ills
Own and WIII Exemplliy Thain
at 0an Expense"
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Determined that Falwell! shall
have a school house to suit his owh
ideas so for as site Is concerned. Bam-
uel H. Wheeler, one at the members
or the building committee of the town.
signed papers yesterday to" build a
temporary school house at“ his ovrn.
until a new one containing 18 rooms
can be erected. He will pay all of
i
the coat, in excess of $60. 000 for the"
new building Work will be cominenc
ed this morning on the erection of
the private temporary school, and
Istops will be taken at once for the
erection of a handsome modern tire-
pron! building for the town. Final
action was taken at an Important joint
meeting of the building committee
and the school board yesterday after-
noon
It is expected that the coat to Mr.
Wheeler including the cost or the
temporary building will be lit least
5326. 000. fl ‘
Land I. Bouphh r’
Mr Wheeler has purchased the land
opposite the Sherman school in Ma-
caption of the cash in the teller'Slrtne avenue on which the temporary
room it is being counted by bundles lschool will be placed
Willi the induction into cities of n Ito close school for n week in May to
new Treasurer of the United Statesl I sum the school equipment to the new
the money in the Treasury has to beibulldlng. The present building will
t‘rlletked up and the induction of 1301“ then be torn down and the handsome
met Government Burke, of North lDa- lnew building erected on
site. A strip of 30 test or land has
been purchased from Dr. W. H Dan-
grounds.
for their {ruck liousef“
town.
statement.
“Pie—4m.
Han gtug
Our Specialty. . .
PAINTING AND DECORATING. »
m roan. April LWW ‘
President Tait paid 0. tribute ip the ‘ '
memory at is rial-pout liars-n ..
night at tile Items cl! his ”calm
Henry N. Tdtt. shortl1 stt’dr his or-
rival trout :1va Ga
llorgan‘ personally."
"but our relations“ wens peter inti-
mm However; he always impressed"
me its a man or romnrkshle ndmlnlo
tratlvo force and execution ability. He
was without doubt the sreotclt mus
cier thot America lids ever produced:
and certainly was one of. the builders
sire world figures at his time.
,srot his deathcxceedlngiy.”
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sLKel- CHARITY 'e‘ALL.
There will be continuous music at
the annual charity lhall oi South Nora '
walk Lo'd‘se, No. 709, Benevolent and
Protective Order of, Elite, on Friday
evening,*in the Norwnlk Armory. The,
American Band will give a concert
lprogrnm‘untll 9 ofcioek, and than. in
conjunction with ’ Schmidt's augment-
ed orchestra", will play tor the dances. .
which are by the
Elm, City Decorating Company. of
which Jay A. Smith is manager. will
be strictly tire proof and of a hand-
Tho committee has
. made arrangements to'sive everyone
few days in Bayonne, N. .J.
The dohcrntions.
some character.
WILSON TO TALK TO. NEWS‘
It is planned PAPERMEN'
ed that publlc business would be ex
pedlted by the' practice,
Wilson has decided to set aside two
hours each week for “‘ltenrtlto heart“
talks with the newspaper correspond-
ents. One hour will the devoted to
the writers each Tuesday morning,
and another hour will be given over
to the same purpose Thursday after-
The President will
administration policies and sketch his
otiicisl program. much 0! the matter
discussed necessarily being in conti-
dence and solely for the guidance ot
the same
aldson, to be added to the school play
The extension of the play grounds
means that the Truck Co. of Falrfleld
which is entirely it private company.
independent of the town will have to
move its quarters from the town
school property and the members of
the company are at a loss for a site
Matters pertaining to school erec-
tion in Foirileld have been election
for several Weeks past. At a special
town meeting held three weeks ago
the building committee made a roa
port recommending the erection of an
8 room school at cost not to exceed
645,000. Mr. Wheeler was the only
her whit held out for o. 12 room
1cc oi. and lip dosth‘dd the‘é meeting
that a 12 room building could be
erected at a cast at $69,000 to the
The woman wno relies upon soon
not Wont Advertisement: "to secure
the household liolp has 1 little time
for othdt Mun.
AWNINGS
ordered now will
235%
[4 ill explain.
Phone or write.
Upholsterins and
Furniture Repair.
A resolution was passed at that
meeting appropriating $45,000 with
the stipulation that the additional 35,:
000 would be 'approprlatsd , it Mr.
Wheeler could convince the building
committee of the practibllity or his
Estimated cheer-
HHOHN
' 45 Noflh Main 8!.
m, .
RECOMMENDED FOR A 0000
which he said that the next ottendor aREAOON.
C. ll. Grant, 230 Waverly 8L, Peoria.
Ills. says: “Buckache and congested
kidneys made me suitor intense pain.
Was always tired, and floating specks
bothered me. Took Foley Kidney
Pills and sew big improvement after
third day. i keptpn until entirely
freed of all trouble and: suiterinx.
’I‘hat's why I recommend Foley Kidney
Pills. They cured me." For sale by
all drugglsts. , - d'
m.
ed. ’I‘llu Inspection trip will cover I aper
two days. the return trip being made
David "W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'Q BUILDING,
27 WABHINGTON 8T.
Tel...otfloo. 1009—3; house, 693.
Bathroom:
Elittures
Crystal and Opalito fih‘otvos nod Towv
. belt or John T. alteration or John J.
o] dim from. ....r..
dimes Nickel
. We to 31.93
fluted Hoop
_ Tooth
Brush Holders. etc. oi low prices.
"Albert F. Gehebe ”‘B‘ttl‘liit‘: it“s“; n... ..
£8 W561” WABHINGTON ST.
it is she moat. exhaustive Will» Smokers
Never judge clear: by.
their outward. prophet-apes.
teeth. so do“ out elast-
tin-uppers hide this Br to
i
W mmyoithosommis
_ SOUTH NORWALK.
. RED MIN! NEW BUILDING.
Prompt Delivery.‘
'1 dives to tit/nor or Nomi]; Young
”it. and Mrs. R. G. Williams mole
My visitotts in Mansfield.”
Mrs. F. P. Itmhmtso Is medics a .
‘\
Dir. and Mrs Cl W. “All” were J
Sunday guests cit Reading relatives.
or his brother. Stephen Hut-cor. at
Valley Borges
M‘r. end Mrs. G. B. Kellogg have
réturnod trom" a Week's visit with
Stamiord‘ reintlvee; “
Nicholas Faulhnber has returned to
New York, after several, days' visit
with his aunt, Mrs. Adolph Horn.
Esmnel Fitch. of Wilton. has return.
ed home after several dayls' visit with
his cousin. Waiter Treadwoll. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benedict
have returned dram Greenwich; where
Mrs. Benedict has been III for several
days.
James Chamberlain returned yester-
Nslry Yard. a-iter spending a week at
his home here.
their engagement.
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an uncle of Mrs. George W. Adams.
Mrs. dlobert Ferry. formerly of
ed as slightly improved.
Rye. N. Y.. formerly of Weston, was
interred in the Not-held Cemetery on
Saturday. Miss Bedient died irom
the effects of an operation at the
Greenwich Hospital. She was a. sister
of William ‘Bedient. of this place, and
of Mrs. John Kenna. of Georgetown.
idles Annie Statues has erturued to
her school duties in Yonkers. N. Y.;
Keiioxé to the Doubury Nomi
school: Miss Ethel salmon and Miss
Bessie Treedweli QTmmbulI; Hill
Katherine Troodwoll to Bridsoport;
Miss Leno Fulton to East Orange, N.
J., otter spending the Easter vacate
tlon in town.
ONLY DONOVAN KNOWS
W
Who Is to Be ”Word's Postmortem
and Ho Won't_Toll.
There have been many rumors in
sumford since Saturday with regards
to the pootthaotershlp or that city. the
rumors arising. no doubt, out of a vis-
It paid fitsmiord by Congressman Jer-
eininh Donovan. _
Some people will tell you’that this
man Is to be postmaster; others will
tell you another name, and s. third and
perhaps a tourth or o filth man will be
was all decided at a conference chore
on Saturdty.
A peculiar thing about It all is that
nobody mlly knows who In Mr. Dono-
van's choice. and. what's more. nobody
will know until the proper time comes.
It any one tells you that the light
ning Is to strike (Dr Wilhelm J. Moo
them, or any other man. don't tucoept
the contempt its a test. because the
person who‘stlalls It is only repeatinz
rumor and. It you run the rumor down,
so It has boon run down (or your bon-
eut. you will iind that it routs upon a
foundation of immunities; that it is
such will be the situation indonnlieiyl
Meantime everybody is privileged to
guess and It inc! odor», possible that
PINE-1‘89", people my aunts smooth". ’3‘“: ‘
£881!th is possible that the most pop
merit. . . .
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PLEASANT DANCE.
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People at Royal James him
A nostril dmod’wnd given in honor
toy. items million Hairball one
for the Ladies in Evening Wear for
3‘ the Elks’ Ball on Friday Evening.
g’Gloves. Hosiery. Yelling, Scaris. Jewelry. etc, at the
South Norwalk Dry Goods Crimp pony
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
\Fl'ank Harder ‘ww'a week-om guest I
Renault Cooling
Long Stroke snout Motor. it "Home Power?
Touring Ca girgSlSSS
C. E. BEETS:
day to his dtlties at the Brooklyn “"1 '
w.
A Ward—Leonard
. Electric‘bigbts
and Starter.
”BBB“ : Westport ,
Miss Anne. Louise Banks and C.\ 1;
WASHINGTON, April 1.~—Convinc-l’Lineey Corsa are receiving congratu- ’j
lotions union the announcement of ~-
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALKy CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 40.
Local iii-lends attended on Saturday
the funeral of Henry Marcus Wheeler 1.
at Greenfield Hill. Mr. Wheeler was ,1
BEAVER BOARD
is plain; rapidly in populorlty u s whatnot. tou- no: and g
Weston, who has been in o- critical 3
condition, following on operation at LI
the Dsnbury Hospital, Is now report. ;;
plaster and wail-paper. It is motion oi an infinite "rim
or artistic designs ilor walls and ceilings, and permit. of o
wide scope for mdlvldunl pretax-moat and taste. We are unlit
end hoop n has supply on ma. d”
The body at" Miss Sallie Bedlent. of 13
Miss Florence Banks, Miss Article 7
'\'ilN\il'
Now and hore—-not then and there—lies your
opportunity. The Ford product has been multiplied
by two-and-o~hslt—-lliut the demand has been multi-
lli you went one li'or spring service
you must get it now. Don’t'doiay;‘ 8. L._Bonodlct.
Agent.“ ‘98 Booth Main Street.
plied 'by (Oil-r.
. 4
bi E N' ’ S .
ring Suits
Suits with snap and singer.
, Vs'ue in every buttonhole,
nomad. They'll tell you glibly that it '
) makes friends ~ service that
ular “on may be very wide at tho ‘
“to $2250
" new, Bruegel
V ct Misses Halon with. Eleanor C'o- -
Willimi col-yon would: tum,"
' inn. Mermaid:
seam and plateau—style that
keeps them. . A good mer-
chandise, isn't it ---- that
aims stall these?
That’s what our Men‘s
Suits have been doing for
us this season. and we in-
vile you to inspilct them.
$10.00
Norwalk Chronicler