' v- 'v v v vvv'vvvvv
THIS COUPON VOID AFTER MON., M l
coarser CLOSES ions 5m 3y
EDISON w PHONOGRAPH
VOTING COUPON =
—
......................
g i
. Naramahs Home ............. 31):; A daughter was born Wednesday
fr Triboeatad-I. """"""" 3093* uening to Mr. and Mrs. ll. T. Maw-
.37; w a """"" ”urine, or s Haviland street.
Camp 3.1!. o. of a. ............. 10:1
22mg” Tribe """"" :2 from the Connecticut Company‘s barn
Kl! MOI. f Columnist """" w in Wall street. This action is con-
“fatibnonmy """""" 16 sidcred a sure sign of Spring by up
Ibeoin Council, No. 4, 0. U. a n. aim“ ”went"
.7 Nursery .................... i
There will be Stations of the Cross;
Storm doni are today being "0:0,“th missioner is very quiet; bespeaka
MANY NEW FACES SEEN.
[Mission at St. Paul's Church to Mak-
ing Impression on Hundreds.
The seventh night of the mission
being held at Saint Paul's church by
the Rev. Henry 8. Whitehead showed
still further increase of inter-t in
this effort on behaf of the religious
life of the community. Numbers of
people who had not attended on any
previous night, were there. and the
attention of the large congregation to
the sermon and instruction. and to
the answers to the questions which
had been placed in the box for the
‘missioner to answer. was very marit-
ed. There w re many more mucus
for prayer. t is being a special indi-
cation that the mission is reaching
the hearts of the people, and the
hymns were sung with more feeling.
The increase of interest is very great
cause for thanksgiving. because there
hubsennoeflortordedmblse
'scnsational methods. The manner of
ThreeSlsrahan
Al on One floor
fissure to (Ill-b
|wlth conviction and directness and
:plainness. and keeps his congrega-
étlon in close touch with his thought
‘as he passes from point to point To-
inlfllll is the first of the last three
‘nlghts of the mission. and it should be
marked by a larger congregation than
icver. It must be remembered that
Sterling Furniture Co.
Spring Housecleaning calls for New
Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, etc.
Maybe only a piece or two. maybe a great tinny-it matters not how much or how little—"You can buy to your but advan-
tage here." The store is full of the NEWBT and brightest House Furfishings and Floor Coverings.
tare. Elli.
linoleum-
“i
Remember the lid in the race and Benediction, tonight, in St. Joe-imp,- mission is not for ”1,. people of
"II receive a one hundred and fifty
fellar Edison Diamond Disc phono
Nil-
5-..---
WINDOW
DRAPERIES
E. K. BANKS
flahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
A Fern and a Dish As An
MSTER REMEMBRANCE
For 25¢ A:
DON N ELLY 'S
«phi. and St. Mary's churches. Seriicci St. Paul's church alone, but for any
in St. Mary's will be at 8 o'clock, and'flmi. all who W IMGN‘SYPG in the
“I St Joseph's at 7:30 o'clock. (‘hristian religion. whether members
of any religious body or not. In
" “-_ short. it is for anybody who wants to
ilcnibci‘s and lricnds arc lt‘t'ttnlllg‘umuy
attractively engraved invitations
All the seals arc free. and all
to arc at liberty to sit where they like.
.itlcnd the Ultras Tribe m Iicd Mcn's .Thm‘ {W M rollrcilon- except at in»
tsnmkcr and entcrtainniciit, to bc he“I‘lfix‘hlot‘lilizll'le'afiguralRn of the pro-
‘ l'ui'r‘dfli. 31 3 U't‘lm'k. “1 ”1“ ball, (”Harms of the mission is that more pm»
Most. Washington street.
l
or about matters which they desire
liutler Lodge No. 97’ i. 0_ O. i“.."” be advised about. and the mission-
, .A ‘ - ' ts everyone to know that he is
l~ martin next ““1- ” wan
“01.“ “31??“ 1" '-l 5 instead 0{:at tho service of anyone at any time.
inesday ngl a 4 or at . i The childrcn's service. every after»
the usual hour. All members W110 noon. at 4:15, has been very interest»
iplan to go to Brldgcllo" that evening, ‘ ing, and the children are enjoying
late requestd to meet at the lodge these meetings very much. Today
i ' ‘and tomorrow will bc tho last two of
{moms- thcsc scrvices all children are invit-
l
h-.. _
~ 4 . ‘ ' 1ctl to them.
William H. ’l‘ristrani. 0I Mill“ I‘m"; The question box was very interest-
walk .u mail carrier on lioutc 29.;ln2, last night, embracing questions
Long Ridge. who h“ We“ ill for tivcj‘ibom Billy Sunday and Pastor Rus-
wi-cks with pncunionia, resumed hisi’wn- I“ well as ”‘0” Ilium the ob
, , iscrvances of the church. One neg.
duties last Monday. Lcwm \h. 0
Iple are coming: to talk to the mission- ' ‘
Just Received
A wonderful variety of Reed Baby Carriages in the very latest designs and colorings.
ANTIQUE IVORY,TURQUOISE BLUE, FRENCH BROWN, GRAY, WHITE EN-
AMEL AND NATURAL. Ranging in price from
$14.95 to $35.00
$1.50 Cedar
Oil Mop and
bottle of po-
‘.
v floomfliae
Cedar Oil
Mop -a Polish
uncle pm
“as!“
l
i
i
i
i
i
i
i
i
STATIONERY STORE
16 South Main Street.
Smith. of ltoxbury. aubsillulcd
Ihini during his illness.
A meeting of the Board of Directorsfiold his hearers who Henry Vlll.wu,
of the Court Laurel Club has been call-
ClIY NEWS ‘
Members of the Norwalk Gun club
will hold a about tomorrow afternoon
at Dorlocs Point. if the wcalbcr IN‘T-
cd for this evening at the office of Dr.
J. A. O'Connell, the newly
prcsident.
coptionally active reason wil be put
under way.
i
lloullnc matters of business
considered at last ,night‘s sewing
‘.l"l*lIn§! of thc Ladir‘s' Aid Society of
”a (‘ourt Laurel, held at the home of
—*- \liss llazcl Blakc, Elizabeth street.
James P' Manning. “”91"“ clcrk The ncxt meeting is to be held on bitty
h the A i. Allilt‘Vlnl' store, Washing- ‘ l“ with Miss Alice Foley, South Main
ton Hirc. I, ll Vt‘ry ill at his homc on ‘strool.
Cami? on .ivcnuc, with plcurisy.
(‘oltax Encampment wins the Odd
It‘cllow's plnochlo tournament from
lititler lodge. The winners scored
mccting or the Health
Board. Wlilt'll was to have been held
ills cvt-ning at the office of Health 37.000 points ahead of the lodac PM)"
Offlccr Dr. William J. Tracey, has m. The supper, the prize of “‘0
teen postponcd until two wccks from contest, will not be served next Thurs
' ”night. April 2Rth. Thc board is now day night, but probably a wreck felt
awaiting a roply from the Council lowing.
h regard to thc scwcr question. which .
was taken up at last night's (‘onncil
neetlng In the City "all.
it" .l.
Tho purchase of tho Bridgcport
franchise by Gas Knorr and Harry
(lorncn, of this city, has caused quite
EIPTDI‘TI \lt‘MllhOn, (if Elwood placc, ll flurry among SDOI‘IS of the Park
‘” ”19 Vii‘ilm "f a {WWII "Wilden! City. It made such an lmprcsslon on
yesterday afternoon, when the and of my] nnnogan, sport~wrltcr for The
one of his: thumbs was'smashed off in pom, that in an afflrle in that paper
I profit. in the Cluctt & Peabody 180- last night he referred to Norwalk its--
aory. on North Main street, where Knorrwallt.
the young man is cmploycd. Dr. Sher- W
er was summoned Immediate'r and finest :2 Hal. O'Bfipn's.
the lnjurcd member was dressed. The __..._._
30““ man WM removed '0 his home. A bonding car, which has arrived
Ind "- ‘5 probable "‘3'- ”‘9 entire this week. has been the occasioanor
thumb mil! h“? t0 be removed tOGBY- comment by thosc who have seen it
spin along the local car lines late at
night. It came down this week from
tNew Haven. It is built opcu. with a
flat topped roof. Instead of the usual
"STARVING POLLAND' drilling for the joints in connecting
There Will be authorised NDI‘GSFH' rolls, the machinery on this car is
fative-s of the Polish Falcons Allies uacd to weld the rails togcthcr. It is
' .1 America who will cal on you to aid operated by four men, and is at pres-
-—Easter timc, Hat time. O‘Brlcn’s.
for {was founded by Henry Vlll.. as dealt
electcd‘mwo the marriage to (‘athsrinc an-
Elaboratc. plans for an ex-
werc;
[tlon, whether the Church of England
with in theI Instruction whic ' Mlow-
ed the sermon. Mr. Whitehead first
!
TRUNKS
how be had married Catharine. of Ar-
ingon, and later becoming infatuated
iwlth Anne Boleyn, had moved to
lish. Satur-
day only $1
listed-dues
be-ei
:nullcd. etc. But it was carefully
lpoioicd out that the name. church
went on in England through all the
troubled times, with the same bishops.
{priests and people, and church bulld-
inus anti organization as formerly,
and that the church reformed her-
self. Among the changes which took
plat-c iii the time he mentioned. the
permission of the clergy to marry or.
not. as they chose. to refuse to any]
longer allow to the Bishop of Rome
any Rl't'fllm" respect or authority than
that granted to any other foréignl
bishop, and thc translating of that
-praycrs and offices of the church Into'
a language understood by the people.
Tracing the existence of the (‘liurch
of England back, thc mlssioncr said
that when William. thc (‘onom-ror,
camc to England. In 1066. he found
the church flourishing, and away back
in 597. when the tnouk Augustine and
[bin followers went on a nilsslonarycx.
tvvcdition to England. they found thorn
in wi-llcrganizcd church, which had
alrciidy, in the year 314. scnt thrcc of
its bishops to the Council of Arlcs.
r
BRASS BEDS
From $14.50 to 860.00
All Fully Guaranteed.
i
:
The "Mucic Master." the most wonderful talkin
absolutely FREE with every purchase of $100 or over.
Linoleum -
A beautiful selection of patterns
for your kitchen, bath room,hbed
room or Iiiler. Laid and measured
free of charge
FREE! FREE!
g machine made, plays Victor. Edison. Pathc and all other disc records:
A7
I“
and of which Tcrtulllan. the great
church fathcr and writer. in 202. says
that it had gone farther into Britain .
than the Roman army, and that it
was a tradition that it was founded'
by Joseph, of Arimnthca. or St. Paul.
The sermon last night was on the
choice which the chs were called on
to make. between Jesus and Dumb
than—Barabbas, who represented the
world. the flesh and the. dcvll, and
‘ID
i
ii
SIX PETITION JUDGE WEBB
. Sterling Furniture Company
127-129 Wahlngion Si
i
I
PHONE 105 So. Norwalktonn
Christ, who stood for hardship. suf-
O
faring and crucifixion. That was the
T0 SEVER MARITAL BONDS!
DDDDI!)DDODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDT’DDDDI5)DDDDDDDDDDDo
Six uncontested divorce cases arcE
scheduled to be heard by Judge chb'
at the short calcndar session of the
Civil Superior court today. They are'
as follows: Anulc Jacoby vs. William
.lacoby: Bertha Balnn: vs. Andrew?
Balaza: William Zlina vs. Antonia?
Blank Zima: Mary Kelly Burke vs.‘;
Thomas Francis Burke: Art-bur W.‘
Dayton, Jr., vs. Cora P. Dayton; Nel-t
"e itmtherlon Osborne vs. Frank H.‘
choice every man is called on to make
‘>~therc is no question in anybodv'n
mind which is the right choice. but it
.takcs a real man or a real woman,
‘with courage, to make it.
iGROWTH OF THE SOUTH NOR-
' WALK TRUST COMPANY.
l
in today's issue the advertisement
of tho South Nor-walk Trust Company
appears in the form of an illustration
\
t
For Saturday Hosiery Come to Us.
also
Spring Underwear for Ladies and Children
THE FERN WAIST AT
$1.00
‘ them in gettlng money for the starv-
cnt working late at night at Shippan.
lug poops in Poland. Won't you please:
help them out. in their work? all! 3t
. 2.... .
. TAKE PICTURES.
I. We carry a full line of photosupplles.
I Have vour films finished here.
Stillton-I’ wel'-Cirpo at'o
PRESCRIPTION DRUMICTC.
82 Washlnfloo Itreet
South Nerve-tit. Conn.
'mlttec of the Norwalk Chamber of
(‘ommcrce was held last evening in
the office of the local organisation in
.the Town Assembly Hall building in
: Wall street.
lating to an increase of membership
were discussed, as was also numerous
‘ industrial propositions.
a
5.
1.
Va
~.
I
\
a
‘ O
3 A Family Man
cannot short! to let the future take care of itself.
It requires a firm purpose, and sometimes even selfdenial, to
regularly deposit a purl of the weekly income to provide a surplus
for contingencies, for educafing the children, and for comfort in
later years. '
Dvery thinking person realizes that 11 Savings Account is as
necessary to existence as daily bread—it prevents the danger of go-
ing hungry la the future.
I.__..__.__.'_.
A meeting of the special 00mmm'i‘lorganlzatlon,
on membership and the publicity corn~l
Matters of interest rs-.
-by figures, showing the growth of bus-
incss for the fifteen years since. its
The figures given show the starting
fpoint of the bank and follow with the
ifirst year's business. the fifth year.
the tenth and the fifteenth year, which
reaches its close this week. To every
reader who enjoys the study of figures
there can be found some very inter.
‘eating facts by carefully reading to
day's advertisement. '
The figures show that during tlvl
first five years of business the South'
Norwnlk Trust Company's annual ave
rage increase in surplus and profit-
was 13 per cent. The ten-year point
shows a 11 per cent. annual average
increase, likewise the fifteen-year no
riod also shows a 11 per cent. scum
average increase. Such figures clean
ly demonstrate the constant and
steady growth of business by thi‘
financial institution. The snrplusand
undivided profits of the Trust Com-
oany an 163 per cent. over the cant
tal stock. Surplus and ~andlvided
profits are addlilonal security for the
donation. ,
-‘-
The acetate-superman-
by birei Mfifif of tee
Hillside lie-in , Club, . ~
mtwnsaaiutpumm.
thud-t 00h “m1”
.sgni rm 5...... ant.»
Osborne.
i
r Each in Scal-pac Envelopes.
—B V l e
. . ‘. . ‘31 m... U 5. he 0!.) Latest Styles. est a u s
h u “WAC" and” See West Window.
THE POPULAR MIDDY BLOUSES.
In large variety at $1.“).
3»le GLOVES. Black or White.
35 eta. and 50 eta. Long Gloves $1.00.
NEW STYLES LADIES' NECKWEAR.
Wide Ruffl'mp. White and colcrs.
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS FOR MILLINERY
Special Sale Ribbon, 10 ate. and 15 cts.
A. DICKERMAN '8'. sons
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
NOTE—WE GIVE S. I. H. GREEN TRIDING STAMPS.
PHONE 446
DDDDDDDDDDDDD'DDDDDDDDDDD
oonaoon‘
gg‘gggggggaggognogcaaoaogoaoc'-nooooaa
.____..___ _ - .,._._.-. .
Through the kindness of Mrs. Louis .
A. uhmaier the members of the:
Community Club are lnvlhedfiatnrday,‘
April 16th. to visit uremic Cloist-
er, assembled why, WM Birth
ard. et "his studioimmt, and.
Washing“: avenso. Nay York. This
elolster is the onlynne of lip kind in
. The party. will take the Calf
i
HASTING'S STRIKE SPREADS. . ——Bu)'ing a home is, usually an
YONKERS, N. Y., April 14.——'l‘hc ‘ the advertised homes in this city wt"
. i
a
Conduit and Cable Company at Halt. ____._.___,...
went on strike yesterday, bringing the .
‘—-~.'.fl drain baffle stvlhevs‘deniand no on Man; ‘ .
I. ' Fmehu-m
.- ‘l
. m unu'mst. IN LONDON; . .
'aieetnasvtadr .m eard- . . tltii En t: '
V ' ”poll has. cost; '
hamlioinedthGMmen “'0in $
number now on strike up to 1,800, the ‘ , '
I ' centa.-- i
,4 u‘ the subway mum._m and ‘3’” "l“ ”'9' I'm" ” . v I human“
- “if .I say. my payers, tonight.
“immune-Mani.“
night unemployed by the National “out of a life-line"; yet some of
A- ' I l . .
i draw
Welder“. 1 . .
' from Bath. Norwaik. or meet a .
: MMMIOMIIJI. .m , ”1”)". .
.. . , " Nib-val!» the lance-i
'0‘ _.
Norwalk Chronicler