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EAST NORWALK
_ In. Henry J. Hipson, ct Seaside
I’lece, is confined to her home because
olillness.
a. ransom Company is unload-
ht a cargo of coal from the barge
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We: is the 186th anniversary of
the founding of Baltimore, in the old
Quinn] at W. '
lepeI'inteudent m3; supra. at
the municipal electric light plant is
All at his home on East avenue with
My.
Th. store or Gorham a: Company is
“shed with great quantities of wall
paper. slid aflord a line assortment
to seleCt trom. A big spring business
is looked tor.
month will tar exceed that number.
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Miss Gladys Mills, of Highland ave-
‘nnhm
Jere. Selle“, at Highland avenue
eentlnnes I.” III.
Edgar Raymond and tamily have
moved to Greenpert. long island.
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Miss Marie Moore is recovering
from a two weeh' illness.
Mrs. Frank G. Brown and daughter.
Mrs E. D Jenkins, ot New York, have
opened their residence at Tokeneke
‘ tor the season.
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John Shermanfioyt endismily. oi'
New York, are speading'e week or‘
two at their summer home at Cons
tontment Island. and are Iad‘tertaining~
Mr. and Mrs. Stokes, at New York.
The work of clearing up the prop-
erty of Traendly & Scum, in
Brookside, is progressing npldly. A
large quantity of stones have been
blestedoutott lain, tothe
greenhouses. he work: i grading
is under our. ‘
Russell Griswold, oi the Charles
l-‘rohmsn Girl from Utah 00.. in which
Julia Linderson.‘ Joseph Cewthorn
and Donald iirian are sterling. ar-
rived home from Detroit, Mich. last
night, having bee‘e celled on by the,
serious illness of his mother.
seller-lugs have been intense.
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avenue. Glenhrook. lets today for 0m-
:nha. where her marriage is to take
'place shortly.
Glenbrook will probably lack a
professional baseball team again this
season. Wodt‘ke, La Roche and Finch
or will very likely date with Noreton
Heights.
Grass tires in the Glenbrook section
have threatened several times. A
brushtire on Holmes avenue was ex-
We! on antimony afternoon.
One small)! hear the La Roche plans
on Maple avenue brought out the No—
roton tire department.
Following the recent serious out-
break of rabies in different parts of
the State. Jeans 0. Phelps. in. com
'missioner on domestic animals, found
‘it none-aw today to extend the dog
intonation to nan-inn in Fairileld
, county. and Griswold. in New London
The Woman’s Auxiliary of Christ
“Episcopal Church, on Thursday alter-
lo0n of this week, will meet at the
Josue or Mrs. Frank W. Sturtevant, on.
Gregory Boulevard.
, lllr.‘and Mrs. Nathan Edison and;
' finally. last evening returned to their?
home on East Washington street. air
ter enjoying a pleasant visit with rel-
olives in Philadelphia. i
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Samuel Hendricks, of Sound View,
Terrace yesterday captured a bushel[
and a hall of smelt in the local bar;
tor This is one of the largest catch-
esof the season. A number of fisher.
men will try their luck today.
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Because of illness the scheduled
meeting ol’ the East Norwaik imu
mvement Association will not ‘be'
Jield this evening at the home of Mrs?
Susan A. Young, on East avenue. Thai
session has been adjourned indefinite-i
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The regular mid- week Lenten pier-J
Nice, held under the ‘na‘usplces of
Christ Church of East Norw,alk will“
tomorrow night he held at the home
of Mrs. Winfield Haniord, on East.
avenue. Rev. T. F. Caskey. D, D., wiiii
he in charge.
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Louis B. Hendricks, of Fort street.
who recently resigned his positionl
with the Strawberry Hill Dairy, nssl
taken a position with the American‘
,llrsphephone Company at Bridgeport.-i
The vacancy on the dairy’s milk wag-l
on is being temporarily filled by Han‘
ry Bennett. I
Brown 8: Hoyt have been awarded’
the contract, by the Third District!
commissioners, to make a lawn for
Triangular Park on Gregory Boule‘
vnrd. These contractors recently
completed some improvements which'
greatly increased the attractiveness
a
oi this land. I‘
A jolly re- union was held Sunder:
evening at the home of Mr and Mrs. 3
James M Warden, on Fort street,
Among those present were Mr. and
um. Harry Hubbell and Mr. and Mrs.“ I
William H. Sniflin. Mr. and Mrs:
Warden are among the oldest reel
dents of the East Side Mr Warden
being eighty-five years old, and his!
wife eighty- -six.
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. A circle of Camp Fire Girls has
«been formed in East Norwalk. Al--
may there are about twenty mem-g
ilers, and great interest is being;
. , shown in the organization. Miss Mar-
..Ion L'Hommedieu, oi Rowan street, is;
the leader. A meeting of the circle
was held last evening at the home or;
Ilrs. W. L. Bean, on Van Zant street;
and routine business was transacted. ‘
; Routine‘l‘busiuess was all that was:
‘1 considered. last evening, at the regu-l
Jnr weekly meeting of the Third Dis-
,_itriot commissioners. The matter or
appointing a new commissioner was}
» ‘ not brought up last night, and has!
been laid on the table for some time
income. Edward B. Smith said this}
morning that he would continue to not i
as commissioner until after the dis-'
triet meeting to be held on April 1st, 4
n! the least.
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Illss Amy Youngs and Mrs. Oscar
Ream are in charge this attemoon
_ . «the tree simulating library under-
_ ills auspices of the lliast Norwallr. lm-l
« 39mm: Association. in Runes‘
flfihry. on Van ant street. More
titers-t than was at 'lll'Il expected tel
9 Meg shown in this feature of com-l
Willie on the last Sidnrnd the
library is proving a winner in every
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Electric].
For Three Months, to all Old
Houses Wired During April
These are no restrictions
feet that: houses app]
on our present lines.
will not be accepted on fllefrepserviofibasis.
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and May
OPEN T AEL
for: L is co
mucous
glits Free
2th " oiler. beyond
must be .. .
requiring emnfions 5.,
We will furnish electric service tree of charge for
three months to all old houses wired during April and May,
provided these houses are located on existing mains.
Think of it! Electric liglaing in éonr home for a whole
quarter of a year, absolutely ree of gimme! '
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This? is the greatest mange evgt offered to proa-
pective users of Electric service.
SPECIAL PRlCES‘FOR WIRING
In order to make this special campaign the most no-
table ever attcinpted,.we have secured the ctr-operation of
the various electrical contractors and they will make un-
usually attractive prices for the wiring of old houses dur-
ing the next Go days.
, Put away those dirty. dangerous kerosene lamps and
light up electrically!
See Your Contractor at Once
Get in touch with an electrical contractor or our Sales ‘
Department at once, and get a ,tree estimate of the cost of
modernizing your home with Electric Service. You will be
surprised at the low cost of wiring a house under modern
rum COME, Elksr SERVED
Don’t delay; this unusual ofi'er will result' m a flood
of applications, and they will be attended to in order of
their receipt.
- YOUR CHOICE "OF “SERVICE
Either a metered or a flat-rate may be installed. Each
month for the first quarter your will receive a element of
the amount of energy used, but no charge will “be made for
this. At the end of the first quarter, you start paying for
service, at the regular rates. .
Telephone or write for any further details you may
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county. auroral towns in l‘airflele
county are now under «mantles
and the epidemic has increased so
rapidly that Commie‘pner Phelps has
found it necessary to extend the area
or quarantine.
—THlG——AND FIVE OENTSi
DON‘T mes THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose live cents to Foley & 00..
Chicano. lit, writing your name and
addras clearly. You will receive in
Foley‘s Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs, colt end creep. Foley W
Pills, and Files Oathsruc Tablets.
Sold everywhere
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Victor Barnes has purchased a new
Ford' commercial car for his milk
business.
Miss Annie Riley of Mead street
,has been spending the week in New
York.
C. W. Bartow has purchased an
Oierland runabout lrom the Johnson
lGarage. ‘
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Hart-y Cooper has moved into one
lot the'Fairty cottages on Stamford
avenue. '
Mrs. Harry Bardeli and mother
have been the guests of friends in
Springdaic for several days.
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Tcnight is Odd Fellows night in
\‘oodstei Lodge. The first degree will
be conferred on one candidate
Miss Mi i-‘addsn who has been con—
ductedlng a boarding house on Harri-
son avenue will leme ion Philadel-
:phia. April lst.
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Members of Ollie Blanch Council,
will go to \‘o rwalk, 'lliuis-
April it as guests of
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‘dsy evening.
‘Banner Lodge.
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9 Friends of lites Nollie ingrnm ion
idered her a showei at the home of
Mrs. Anna Brown Prosveti Plot‘s Fri-
“day evening
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An adjourned town meeting will be
\lield tn the Town Hill. Thursday at-
ii p let for the purpose or laying a
tax on the list of l9“.
Hoivard Toms ot Stamford, pianist
at the Suburban Theatre. has been
1confined to his home this Week with
illness. Mrs. George T Smith substi-
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Riley burst a blood- usual in
his eye last Friday
blowing his nose. Dr. White gore
lmeilloei assistance and Mr. Riley will
'not lose the sight at it ‘
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l3 William stenchen. who has boon re-
‘siding in Middletown. N. .l. tor the
[past six months returned here last
iweek. During his absence he suffer-
:cd from rheumatism.
M.
A representative of the National
illercantlle Agency came here from
HBridgeport Friday, and made all arr-
;angements with Justice anlcss and
a constable for serving writs
The New Canaan basketball live
:will play the Norwalks in the armory
E-to night. Cnhill who plays regularly
.ou the Btnmtords will play with New
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Canaan in the place of Simone. who. .
sprained his ankle several weeks ago.
THEY KNOW IT'S SAFE.
Pdrents who ksov'r from experience
upon Foley's 110.”! and Tar
oil when buying a medicine
{tor climbs. colds, map and la Hippo
O. T, lance ford. Washington. 03..
‘writes: 1'1 human! iti‘ogail years
‘snddt’mmr new .1 duds it n
'the :best remedy rustle tormdaghs and
fiend-.7? sour om
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Urldlolmed Tettcriiipoated at tholo-
’G ulmane
liotpluthis afternoon included
names of A. H. ”Thomas and friend
New York and Dr. George H. Riley
of Wallingford. Conn.-
at her home on‘the‘Boston Post road
Will be ’received with sorrow by a
,wide circle of friends in this town.
who hope to see her about again
soon.
The auto of the Vigilant chemical
company will be returned soon from
'the Locomohlie works In“ Bridgeport,
where it is undergoing alterations to
,edinlt oi the installation of the new
sit-gallon chemical tank recently
purchns:d
use! sonnet-e weeds and role--
attended the tuned!
m.
mumnflnl.
return a trial package containing '
evenlns. while ‘
cal postoi’ilce today include the ad- :‘
addresses of W. Crottoy and Perdunte .
Arrivals registered at the Westport .
the 7
of New York city, Robert ,Bamuels, of I
The'news' that Elsie Mathias is ill'
at isn’t-Eli lion who died at his
hid-v
“swimmers-m
ram ', at.)
m alternate. The cost-about 7
rates. Weeks-end Gable utters—24 words filed Satur-
day, delivered Monday morning. Rates very reasonable.
If you have business abroad, a systematic
use of economical, eficient
. WESTERN UNION
Cable Letters
may save you a trip across that is expensive of both
time and money.
Cable Letters—12 words tiled today, delivered tomor-
regular cable
Western Union. OM
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5' A’Inlfl Maillot“-
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are oil'ciuu l!) (1er at»
today.
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styles are
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For Sale at all McCall Dealers, or Direct From
THE McCALL COMPANY
World's Largest Manufacturers of A Paper Pattern.
McCall Building
236 to 246 West 37th Street
New York
7 Delicious Creamery Butter,
Strictly Fresh Eggs, 3 dozen
Autocrat Cofiee, 3pc can Cut to .
Process Butter, in prints . . .
c. J. MINTZ 8. C0.
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alb. . 29¢
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A. STULL ‘
AlteratiOn
u some: cram.
east «sews-Ln.
possible point.
TheN E.
‘ n wsamuoron men.
08. The Re . L. L. nether or that
place oinclated at the service in the
home nt 2. 8' o “clock The interment
relieved later in the Greens nin-
cemetery.
firm
M ti. Infill:
school board is'
at the
this evening
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Owing to extensive improvements being made through—
out our store, stocks must be brought to their
We have gone through every department
gathering all excess merchandise—all odd assortments,
and have reduced prices without regard to cost -
Come to this Great Bargain l-‘easi
YOU MUST SEE THE VALUES TO REALLY.
APPRECIATE THE SAVINGS.
lowest
Ryan C0
DOWN NORWALK.
Bridge street school will be dlsflis-
add. A tall attendance or member»
“ "quested. The bids' tor the
building will be opened upon min.
day. may ”in or the month in the
pressures bf a quorum of the members.
only local builders may send bids.
“sandman" may be assured at
the?“ at“ town clerk.
Norwalk Chronicler