opposite xenonfnfiewltoh.
(My? 0. Bulk. Norwals.
Telephone and Mr. Hall.
IN REPS, BEDFORD CORDS,
PLAIN AND FANCY
[Sages and Novelties
, special Creams
for Coatings
: PLAIN AND STRIPES.
.‘Skinner Satin
1 Worsted and V'clvet
“Remnants ‘
East avenue cars stop at the
store. .
II
NORWALK.
Harry [.‘Bsnnett, oi Seaview avenue,
was a recent visitor in Derby.
The usual midoweelt service of Christ
Episcopal Church was held last even-
lug.
.—
The wwkly choir rehearsal of
rist Episcopal Church was held last
'Finx
up the gutters along the main thor.
.2 ' odghi’sres in bet Norwaik.
H Al. the Advent Christian Church to-
marrow Rev. George M. Teepie, poster,
4 will officials at' all meetings.
«hi .
_...._._..
dlilss Emily 'Bailey, of Daubury, is
spending the weék- end with Miss Edna .
Angelman, o! «Seaflew avenue.
.' i' . 4;“...
, «Rev. C. J. Vehlstrom. pastor. will oi-l
iiciate at all services oi the Swedish!
Congregational Church tomorrow.
‘ R. w. Smith, of lHawklne Avenue.
wussteildoredlaflbtrthduy surprise par-
ty at his homil‘hnrsday evening.
Rev. J Hypkln Brown, rector at
Christ Episcopal Church will oiiicintc
at oil services o'I the .church tomor
row.
The thermometer does not very
much this weather:
'. .‘v‘N‘dsy end so this morning at the some.
time.
,, I fl‘he Junior league of the East Ave
nue Methodist Church. held a weekly
meeting, at 3 o',clock yesterday after-
M, in me church.
Minn Edna 'M. Angeimau, of New
view avenue. has returned home after
. a two weelte' vacation with Mills Em-
u}, ily Bailey, of "Danbury.
A large number of the local Elks nt-
tended the dance. last evening. in the
:Armory, and were well pleased with
the success of the niiuir.
At 1:10 this morning a heavy cloc-i
trio and min storm struck met Nor-
wail: awesome residents The atom, Progressives culled their iirst contor-
lssted (or about an hour.
There will be a special meeting or
the East Norwalil Fire Department on
Monday evening for the purpose 0!
taking action on the invitation to st)- declared that many new members. an.
able to reach Washington in time ior
MW'I costumes. hid “HIM in “"3 have rented the Gilchrist place for the
." pear in the line oi march for the
‘ ’Bouth Not-walk Fireman's Fair parade.
Mrs. Wriuht '13. Dean and delimiter
Murillo. who have been visiting with
hire. William 'Bosn, oi illsst Norwailr,
iterated» tor Mount Vernon. to
spend the week end with my. and
Mrs. W. ‘W. '1'. Duncan. ot the Moths»
dist Wrist par-mm.
New Methodist churches in the
New York not Control-once district
on on, prodded over by néw ”pas
or this onion to usual tomorrow
who“. Glass oi the fist avenue
it was 42 pester,
Worldsliolnedy
when you use oiccaslonallyw
whenever there is needmthe
most universally po ular home
remedy known,- wgecch h’sms
Pill s, which“ have stood the
test of time with absolute sue-r
sees and their world-wide fame
rests securelyon proved merit.
Willis
plus
relieve the numerous ailments
caused by defective action of
the stomach, liver, kidne e
and bowels. Cleansing e
system, the purify the blood
and tone y, n and
nerves. Beecham’ s Pills act
quickly: they are always
safe and reliable, and on
may depend upon it ey
Will Benefit You;
nastierm leisuelOeuue.
andtbommmhu
:-
lawful," and” "The old story of Jacob
and of the Bible." and "The
Jacobs at today, their tricks and how
they get the better of their brother,
how society punishes them and sets
matte”; to rights for the Eases." All
men are welcome at these discus-
sions.
That nothing can now stop the new
bridge, despite an apparent desire on
East HNOTWBlkePS It has been said
want the bridge and in no truer way
were East Norwalk men ever collec- summer home here.
rively characterised according to the Frederick iioelsl-ller and Mr. and Mrs
~—-——-—- statements of those on the East Side, William Ward will iollow shortly.
Workman of the town are cleanlns who know prevailing opinions, like
sailors are familiar with the winds.
ling it is said.
. OWAYTON. . (
on Tuesday after-neon at 3 o'eloifid in
their rooms. . -
Ham 0. Smith. has purchased the
Cllerlsleleinbungulow in Bell island.
The electricians are working on one
wire tl'nin between this place and
Newton. The two other trains have
.been discontinued pending a settle;
ment oiihe labor trdublcs
The boys at the nowayton school
have iormcd a club to which they
Association " William Lunnillgllanl
was elected president and liuroili
nt us was to elect a captain and main
agrar. George Jarvis was elected cap-
lsln and Roy Merrlt lfleld manager,
run—dunn—
PROGRESSIVES HOLD GONE-”ER-
ENGE 4N HOUBI.
WAGHING’I‘ON. April I5.-—’I'he un-
precedented spectacle of a party. legis-
tivs caucus. open to the public and at»
tended by women, was soon It the
Capitol. yesterday. when the House
enoe. ‘
ties: than a score of the members
of the House were on hand for the con—
iorence. but Representative Murdock.
oi Kansas. leader of the new party.
li’rosrossive party by letter.
The prompt tol- today's «postseason
date for speaker.
RIF". ‘
msssoidsursssodfistfib‘st have
«mm
You make no riskyexperiment‘ ‘ ‘ '
the part of some Norwalk Double 80 home Friday evening.
to do, is the firm conviction timong
it is said that the old bridge is what odist Protestant Church and at Bro'rd
caused the .Ilau-gdon family bo'rnove River Union Chapel.
, away. some years ago. and the'numbers much pleased
it has prevented ilom joining East preacher.
' Norwalk‘s progressive colony me start- naan, who supplied in
Miss Helen emnll. daughter of Wu. ‘
gave the name of the "Boys 'Athletic .
Sewarby. secretary The first blisl- -
included resdinp oi a 4mm” mole
use from Theodore Roosevelt. speech-
es by members of the cam and the Garcia (in. in New cans-an, as sales-
plants: of Representative Murdock in man.
nonlisstlon as the new periods candi-
uranium April emcee».
tors. liar.0.l’. WWpssioroi minodtoplovetocmihetthsr
tits that Avenue Methodist Ghrtsoll m capable of [rustling tits indicates!
Mover. was not autism and will of the null membmotihoiolialm
tics oi the Woman's time; Ms-
erotic Mustard open tori! study
classes at til Walters. blots ' .
I than “a is have it a flurry of sscitomsnt in tits town and
i” intention “ m m the. event with levsrish “demotion.
Master Ralph Buttery started lat:
tending school. this week.
m... ,
Mrs. E. Richter, oi ltlditewood, N.
J. is expected Friday to spend souls
time at. the parsonage.
w“
John B. 'Gruelle has sold his auto-
mobile to Fred Buttery. and bought a
new car this week.
Alonzo Beers. who spent‘ most of
the winter at the home of his uncle.
William Wul'dwcll, Sl‘., has le’ll lol-
Brockton, Mass, ‘
The Ladies‘ Aid «Society at the
Methodist Protestant Church met yes.
terdsy afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Guthrie.
William Wnrdwell, Jr.. was re-
cently elected vestrylunn of Grace
Church, .‘orwalk. and also alternate
delegate to the diocesan convention.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E, Richter 'and’
Master Gerald spent the week-end at
the home 'of Mrs. Richter's mother,
Mrs. J. Kirkwoud. at Woudhaveu, L.
I. 7
__~..
Rev. G E. Richter availed himseli
oi the opportunity of hearing Rev
Nowell Dwight Hillls match at Ply-
mouth Church, Brooklyn. Sunday
morning.
Gerald Richter was operated on tor
the removal of adenolds and tonsils at
the Methodist Episcopal Hospital in
Brooklyn, Monday afternoon and came
Mrs. Hobby and her brother, John
Tracey, have come up to occupy their
Mr. and Mrs.
Attendants iii ill: Silvermine Moth
Sunday, were
to hear the young
George Ogden of New On»
\ir Richttrs
absence , ,_;
.r
’ taken the position as bassssenlastor
to dress at thirty pounds.
George Robes, of New Haven, has
at the Dorian esst'end wast-boundir‘sta-v .
tions. Unlike some of his nrsdecess
sore. Kobes is a. slightly ’buiit lad,
thoulh he seplns to be competent to
the prescribed style. "
SAUGATUCK
Mrs. M. Glsrbej‘l/Chossman in conflu-
ed to her home with illness.
Leonard Garrett is contemplating
the mlrchasefiot a new motor truck.
Miss Carrie Sninlu has accepted
a position in “"‘t'he oiiico of Garrett
Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. George Al‘bertson at
Stamford. have been recent guests of
friends here.
Mrs. Mary E. ‘Sniilin has moved
into one of the 'Kemper buses Gll‘
Washington street.
v...
Thereare letters at the local post-
,oilioe addressed to Mrs. Ms: Reuther
and Molco Dopopice.
.— a
William «Hoyt has taken the axency
for the Martel Blowout Protector
'compsny oi Chit‘axo, ill.
Miss EditiPBuilsc .ot Strstl‘ord, has
returned to her home after spending
the past few (hiya here
‘ b- oar-“‘—
Oscar Smith has the work lwnllv
ling for Vallnnte Sallatore
Jp—mo—b— .
hits. Frankmayton entertained a
.pnrty of friends at her home Tuesday
afternoon inflilh'shildw whirl
m
Next Sundial lumping, communion
taut Church. after it communion ad
dress. ('Dlltlnllln the series of her
mons on the 3rd psslnl. by the
pastor Rey G. E. liltllter.
evenill "
M..—I"‘ ”a...” ”no...
QA sroa l A
nor Infants and Children.
in tilt in Hall Always Blunt
Bears the
ligature oi ‘
L l
n. .
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DARIEN
' ' AND '
.NOROTQE
W. W. iiiowes was in New York yes»
hardly. ‘ =‘ ,.
..‘.'M____._ .
Extensive improvements are In pro-
gress on tbeiidulxrsw estate.
Mrs. W. N. dietitian, oi dirooiliyn, is
occupying her summer home at Nero»
boil. .
The Darieu Fire Department holds
nightly retinal-salt for the coming with
strels.
The Misses Cassnrds. of New Yuri.
summer.
it o. Cantrell, oi Dorian. has be-
some associated with the Central
"rho school and chance boards last
in the sslootlnen s stiles, at the Town
wppnAGlT-ru rm“ “WY "I‘M Hill. last niuht. to discuss the school
budget.
dial-old Controllers tokens-position
as demosstrstor for the Central (is-
W. 6i New (lenses. and hss the best
wishes oi his many friends.
V assist quits
The com“! rsmst I
the young folks are anticipating the
immune mommmmmm
‘mosthsissdsotmsflindisrlsssod ii i be...
«mammals. ' .mmw ill
will he held at the Methodist Proms-la
k « .. Mr nlcll-«
The Reliance Social Chi-N will mgei. ‘9'" “Peat? ‘0 preach M "3““ "l‘ 3”)“ 555i?
is wilds}; no 9 nu. tuned: in
' -Itudies at the it init is. nuptial-i.
‘ Westport homes.
p. one still. will as one in tile- April
been lalsed on amperlal avenue. The
residence will be for Vincent Sunder
! Simmons \lld‘hllberl Hltt or Coin ' >
no, ave recently entertained at th lr
“3; l ten }-
its it Issma magi “any
'lyn. N Y., after spending a low days '
at the home of his parents here. .i
! .. ....._..
Miss Dorothy Taylor and Miss in
machine!) ‘
‘duilhil lit“: tle Hillside seminal-y :Nor- J
W‘Iiifl‘ latter “Won spent at their
l at ' , ‘1
April 7 is the date set for the inn
steel! to be’xluen by the members or
the Westporl Musicale society. A line
program hss‘ilihon ensued and all
excellent time is planned.
OI"
Edward i‘onnqrs has tit't‘tipleil s po-«
sition as engineer at the Atlantic
starch works to succeed Henry Downs
who recently resigned, Mr. Downs has
accepted a position in Bridgeport.
m"...—
The members of
ed Thursday afternoon at the home at
Mrs. leopard (inch. The terror part
of the afternoon was spent playing the
name, iollowing which a social hour
was enjoyed with a musical program.
At the close ofths afternoon, the hos-
tess served a dainty luncheon.
TITLE. or MARK TWAIN Hour?"
MAY BE ENDANGIRID.
Fearing that the beautiful home
and property or the late Merit Twain
the American humorist. would be so
dsnsored in regard to title by tile
non-return oi a Very valuable map oi
the property In hidsedsid Joel iii.
balloon of that town yesterday placed
so attachment lot “.000 on lead owls
ed by Harry A. Munsbury. oi aides.
iieid through bellow Shel-ii! Joseph
Weller. w
The suit is brought by. Senses who
aliases that he loaned tounsbury s
valuable map at that section. it how
is: been drawn prior to 1854. its
been returned to him and desired it
the possession of the map is that its
loss will sputum the title to Merit
retains property. . “
indium-columnists
mom in mama to promise . -. .
rustle the beams inboard trains in "
We pillows“
‘done on the house which he is erect ,
The" frame tor .a new house has. “ ' '
tyne have resumed their _
the Seminole . .. .,
Whlst club were pleasantly entertaln- . .
some from which the club derives its '
listless. also that the map has nersr ‘
and tlooo. rm principal mm M" "
EVENING IN PARADISE.
Now .carnc altill evening on, and
‘ twilight: gray
Had in her” sombre livery all
things clad;
’ Silence. accompanied; for the
beast end bird,
\
‘ ‘ The}: to their grasSy couch, these
to their nests,
Were slunk all hope... wakelui" ~
l t , y"
nightingale ;
fight long her amorous A
til «_,
1?.
descent sung.
Lllxfl‘ 3"" ._
.l l T“
[Silence was pleased; new glow~
~ ed hilt: firmament '
\Alith living sapphires; Hesperus,
that led‘ ‘ h.
The starry best. rodc‘brightest. ‘
till the moon
Rising in clouded majesty.“ at
length .
Apparent sheen. unveiled her
peerless light,
And o’er the dark her silver man-
tle threw.
f.
STOCK OF
RANGES
is the most complete in the No
cities:
STAMFORD, ' MAGEE
YORK, ' PERFECT
ACORN . ..
Also Repairs for All Ranges. ‘
‘ Jones 8: Hoichkiss.
Company
r .
17-WIII 8!. :5 Norwaik. i
LOVER’S
“ THE PLACE",
SPRING
OXFORDS
PUMPS
S2 to S4
.lIK‘ ii
‘1'}. .
The olignélg‘i'
BOY? ¢.—‘
scours
"snourv
Tan and Black
$2 «~32 50
LIGHT? :
The piping can be concealed
M exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttcntion
Drop ll Postal and our home
sentative will call land
also estimate
United Electric,
Light &Water 0 c
We at “mun.
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DIFINITION 0F OHiRUfllhc‘l‘iG.
biliroplsctio is the definition oi the
must mommsodthssrtor
sdiustins the same. Disease is osusr‘
ed by a wrench, twist ors sin in"
ltbssso boos. Mechanisms listless
, it creates pinched nerves snll rein to
historians
istiiiistilo diluent mom and
:Giliroprsetors more the cause at
and pain. health is restored
in harmonious the com site
isms your body. reinstatement:
an“ no attention; siso coco
Isms: You will sever rs
«
rrst “dunnommmicms ‘
Norwalk Chronicler