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. . aatiflactory results.
Keep Smiling
Hauling comes the
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dachserfulleokhajoy-
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dybmuaa.
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til-s- we have here are
Line. Canal: and Plaster,
linufl’forthelawnwhen
”Whgongthatmakea
6-0 am- grow faster. or
mallknowthatwvsefl
Coal—dtpucsacriuipinmh
m'l ion—he buy;
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FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
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aid-Mm WI “drool 10*
audio-g wear:
”Royal? "craze-om”
Building?
511le SHINGLES
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The, last twice as as brash-coated
shad] nasal Thyme
:1 ant. doe-y. won-sand .
Romogelins7fi~armgumdnm
Basteaitbpigwmt
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The Haich t“: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Waffles: Ono-digit Wood Cubicles, Beaver Board.
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WHAT TO HAVE FOR
DINNER
is a daily prowa for the
bogsekoeper. If you will let in
acne you. we believe we can
:iligflyoa aome helpful cusses
" in the way of choice
suppose for today you
lions”
meats.
order a nice cut of steak from
us. You'll surely be pleased
with 'our meats.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Phone can 76 North Mala street Free Delivery.
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ENVIRONMENT IS EVERYTHINGl
to the woman of refinement. Nothiul
in dance:- to a woman‘s heart than I:
beautiful homo tastefully furnished. It'-
you’li come to us we'll show You our;
line of quality wall paper and explain!
M you may beautify your home all
Ito‘nal cost. Our prices and gun
will appeal to you.
The Gorham Co
1! First St. East Nsi'uiwllt1
Tel. 459
Rubber
Goods For
The Sick
Room
We sell Faultlesa “Wear-
mr'! Rubber Goods and guar—
antee first quality and satisfac-
tory service.
Clifford Pharmacy.
30. Main and Elizabeth Sts.
Phones 833-1531
The Value of
a Promise
lies in the possibility of its
being converted into a fact.
We have a Complete eyeglass
service and can promise you
CTHAMER
“9 “Three 0”” Eye Service
W Optometrists, Opticilnc.
lunatic Sq” Stamford, Conn.
Sat Eve. Till 9. Est. 1397.
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BLOUSES
In Georgette Crepe. Crepe De Chine, Silk and Crepe
Catalinations. Voile and Lingerie.
“Eb Little Shop
a O a)!
K. ca. A. Claven $6 No. Main St.
New Arrival
Suits, Coats,
0! High Class Women’s and Misscs’ ‘
Dresses. Skirts and Millinery, at prices lower than any
store in The Norwallra. Look everywhere else first, then
come here. You'll appreciate the bargains we offer
CLOAKS me P AkISMILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Friday Fish Specials
SteakCod..............¢ ....... ....... 14¢ib.
MarketCod ..... ...................... 10¢“).
Blue Fish ....... . . . ......... ‘ ............. 22¢ lb.
Spanish Mackerel . ..... .. ....... . .............. 14¢ lb.
Fresh Mackerel ....... ... ....... '..’ ............. 14¢ lb.
Native Flat Fish ..... . . . ........ “72". ............. 8¢ lb.
Butter Fish ........ ....... 19,ij ............. 12¢ lb.
Herring ................ . . ........................ 8¢ lb.
WeakFish..... ..... ...................... 12¢").
Roe and Buck Shad.
Large Line of Fruits and Vegeiables.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores) l.
6 NORTH MAIN ST. "
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88t.
The second annual meeting of the
Community Club was held yesterday
at the new club rooms on Elm street.
The treasurers report showed that
the club‘s financial alalrs for the
year had been most satisfactory and
the Secretary's report, which follow-
ed. brought back to memory many
good things that had happened at the
:iub during the year
Al the general meetings, last Win-
icr, the club had the pleasure of Its-
(ruins it) such people as Doctor de-
Santo who gave us an idea of the
work of Modernization going on in
Italy today: our own State President,
Mrs Bolton; Edward Mead who 83W
“Damaged Goods," Mrs. (lirard who
spoke on the work of the Conserva-
tion Committee. Mrs Judd who gate
a dramatic reading from the book of
Job: Miss Ida ll. Stark whose illusic
. The club hail had a number of com-
lllllllt‘t‘ri “hone untirinit i-i'lorls haw"
hclpcd promote a successful your 'lllP
lhuum; program, hospitality, music,
jjunior. art and nietillwrrhip rumiliitfi
Ltecs
' 'l‘hc retiring prt’aidt'nl, Mn. t'nburn.
,told the club that two you” nun till?!
accepted the other of pl‘PNIdt‘lll be‘
cane-c she believed in the t‘oiuiuunity‘
Hub and no Woman can live ilciir the,
corner of club aciivitics for lino ywartll
and not have a larger view oi life,
{and aim wanted to my "iliiuik you" for
the opportunity and the honor She
then raid that another president
would take thc chief ofllcc and might
carry it on to a more- Fut't‘tfirrltil ISMIQ‘.
but all» will not l0\'t‘ the lIlPIllbt‘l‘s or
the work any more; that it is cause
for congratulations that the rumour
phcrr of the club is sweet and pure.
delightfully whole-hearted. loyal and
enthusiastic. Looking backward, aha
always remember» companionship.
‘cloac and delightful; Iookiiu: forward.
ahc secs new heights of endeavor for
the club. ,
, .‘dcntioii Willi made of lllt‘ uddresa‘
on "Sliaki-api-tinl." to be given. Friday
vveulng. in the club rooms. by the
Honorable John H. Lil," I. Judge
Light's subject: “Shakespeare, the
Man," promises a wry interesting
handling. and his long study has ren-
1dered Judge Light more than usually.
hide to present something well worthi
the club's hearing. It was announced
iliat each member might have the:
privilege of bringing one xmt without
,cliui'gc. All the members are especial-
,l-V urged to attend. . *
Ttic Woman's (‘lub invitation to en-
‘Joy with it an address by Mrs. Mary
jI-‘Iint, on “Itchind the Scenes at the
Metropolitan." was reported and the
members reminded that Mrs. t‘urtia.
lltl West avenue, would be glad to have
lth cnaincs ni ull who expect to be
prescnt. This addrcaa taker; place on
;the evening oi May 9th. next Tuesday.
llntereating statements concerning thel
ichildrcn's gardens and city play->
;tzrounda were made by Miss Dotha'
'Stonc Pinnco and Mrs. Chapman. The’
.t‘ommuniiy Club is definitely commit-l.
vied to the financing of the imirden|
min, which will cost about 8300. until
lhas also put itself on rccord its favor-
ling and willing to take a considerable"
ipart in financing the children's play-
grounds. In furtherance of these.
lplana. the club In giving an amateuri
'operetta, "The Maxie Mushroom,“ at!
.ihe Regent Theatre. on the afternoon
land evening of Monday. May 15th. In.
lopcrctta, “The Magic Mushroom." at
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‘ Lav." s a
month . . _ . ;. 2;; . ilclb'
Butler Fish . . .- .1 1m; . 10c lb
String Clams . . . a m . 10 III
Large Live Lobstersj . - 220 lb
Chicken Lobster 20c lb
Green Blue Flsii . . 20c lb
Weak Fish . . . . . 12ch
Cod Fish . . . .y f . . 14c lb
Crackers . . . . 8: lb
Spanish Mackerel . . . W. - 14c lb
Fresh Mackerel . . 14c lb
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Mrs. Zaidy R. Culver. the parts are all
'tnkcn by Norwalk singers, and a de-
ilightful entertainment is in store for
{all who attend. The club women have.
already subscribed liberally for tick-
lcts for the entcrtainmcnt, and shall be
‘glad for the support of all interested in
the efforts of the city as well as those
phflnntliropically inclined.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. May 4. (10:30 a. m.)—~
Specialties of various descriptions. in-
cluding Mexicans, Munitions. Ship
ping shares and the Distilling issues.
scored material gains in the first half
hour of today's moderate trading. In-
dustrial Alcohol was the foremost fea-
ture. rising over five points, with 2
for Mexican Petroleum and one to al-
most .of 2 for Crucible Steel, Baldwin
and American locomotives and Stude-
baker. Anaconda also rose a point
and the Marines made partial recov-
ery from yesterday's heaviness, with
jport Lodge, President of the Comics-1,
THURSDAY. MAY 4, 1916 '
on every purchase.
Watch This Paper Friday For Full Particulars
O U R SILVER
ANNIVERSARY
SATURDAY
MAY THE SIXTH
You are Cordially Invited
Special sales in every department that mean a
SILVER SAVING
d
tutor William Hubbard, of Meriden,l
Conn. District Director and Dictator ’°
Charles 1. Dennis, of Bridgeport Lodge ‘0
.N'o. 289. and R. R. Phelps. of Bridge‘ .I.
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licut State Convention, and Field Day , 3.
Association, which convention will be‘ .3.
held at Bridgeport, June 17. iii and 3.
19.
llrotllcr Dennis needs no introduc-IOf
tion, as he organized South Norwalk 0:.
Iiodxe some three years ago and to ..
him belongs much of the success of :.
South Norwalk Lodge. as he has al~
ways kept in close touch with its af-
fairs front lime to time and has alway‘s .
given its officers at lending hand when,
in need. '
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HEADQUARTERS FOR '3
: Women’s and Misses’ °§°
WearingApparel
Not only do we carry the best and largest assortment of
has many time-s delighted the club:
Mir.» Vida Hunt Francis who gave a ll
moist interesting account of the ('a- .
lilt‘dlaln’ Ill Northern France. Mary
‘Allllli and her wonderful message- 1 a
from “The Stranger at (iur Gates.”
and Catherine Bitters Bennett who so
charmingly portrayed ”King Herod‘s
“Hump" W “in" who mwwm- GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
ed sonn- of the wonders of iiillt‘lt‘.
Artllur Gleason, who talked on his ex-
lperienccs at the war front; Doctor l
Grcil, who told of her adventures on —_ *1 _ ‘__,_ .- ‘ .-.- ---. _ -
the Mediterranean when her ship was ‘ V“ ‘-
torpedoea. - STATE OFF'CE“ 7° W” L°‘WZ*1°°2~W2«3~3«3°€~3~2«2WW°¢
The new oillccra elected yesterday CAL MOOSE. l? 6’
”91:97 _ l At the meeting of South Norwalki'ff . .0
' rmidrnt~Miari Brcudlingcr. ‘ Lodge, No. 529' Loyal Order 01 Moose.‘ .. S
l llicordlng Secretary Mrs Iwcp i hold h‘ 'e in a number of : O
. Corresponding Sci-retary Mimi} ‘0 be l is H n g . It. &
:Hurd, illlf‘ astute OMCCN will be DTQSGDI. “1' ' Q. . .
! ’l‘nusurcr Mimi Ilidvr. :cluding District Deputy Supreme Dic- .. 0
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0 P°Pular priced garments. but we will give you accommo. 3;
Brother Dennis. together with the .3. _ . ‘ . 3.
other visiting officers, will it? wcicoru-' 3 dations so that you can settle your bill In part payments_ 0:
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ed this evening by the officers an 3.
members of South Norwalk Lodge, and 0‘0 ...
all members are therefore requested ‘9 ‘1.
to be on hand to show our appreciar' O. . . .u
.lions for this visit, and hear the many' Charge ACCOunt If 09.51de of
good things those visiting omccrs hai'c '
in store for up. which will pertain to '.
the Connecticut Field Day and other 0.
matters of interest for the good and: :—
Willi [Slilfll GIRLS l0 ’
welfare of the order.
JUDGE LIGHT To SPEAK. 1
A .... .. m ...... [SIABIISII l SilllllllRSlilP
inunity Club members and quests, at
the club rooms. 9 Elm street. on Fri-
venin . .\la 5th, at 8 o‘clock. .
day 9 it y A Quccn Esthcr Society was yvster.‘
day afternoon organized at thc pnr.
“Olin“. on West avenue. of the Firstl
Judge Light is to speak on Snakes-
peare the Man. As is well known.
Judge Light is an authority 0“ .\l. E. church, of South Norwulk. This!
Shakespeare. and this new talk com- socit‘ly, which is under the authority!
lull “ a time when all are interest?! of the hgewli'orli EasliCCllanl‘Gltlce,llS}
. .- articulary compose amox ent rc y o t is-
lntesrz‘sl‘ljllgpeam. “m be p younger members of the M. E. cliurcnl
n ‘ es. and is a part of the Woman's‘
Pletum 0‘ famous Shakespearean Home Missionary Society. ._ l
actors will be exhibited and tltcre Following the perfection of organi-E
will be appropriate music. Each mem- ration and the election of officers the
her has the privilege of inviting one members of the new society voted to.
- establish a scholarship for one of tile'
guest. poor girls in the Kentucky‘Tcnncsscc‘
district of the country. l
The officers elected yesterday of the|
local Queen Esther Society are:
I‘i'csidcnl~.\iiss Elizabeth Wilson. l
\‘icc-I’rcsidcnt~.\lias Clara Ewing. !
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NORINALK ODD FELLOW
ACTIVITIES.
.\ll invitation was accepted lust ct-
enlng, by Our Sisters‘ Rcbccca Lodge.
' 50. l. 0. 0. F.. from Our Bro-
theis‘ lodge \‘o. it). to attend an en—; Recording Secretary—Miss Edith
tertainiitent lilld social. Which will beiMillcr. '
16th. 1“! Corresponding Secretary — MISS!
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Both amateur and professional talcutl Treasurer—Miss Irene Raymond.
town talent. Each member of ur;
Plans were also discussed during
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and cvcninngay 12th. in the iodgc‘ Hie] ANNUAL OfficERsl
bekalla. and a big time is‘ expected; . ~— ‘
degree and guard teams will be held lwallt Congregational Church was held;
”9 ”men‘- aged by the ladies of the East Nor-
ht‘fil‘dv during last evening's mee‘lng'jvicc-chairman, and twelve assistanm.
.DEATHS AND FUNERALS.‘ The officers for the ensuing year
The funeral services of the “tell’rcaident—Mrg, 10h“ Stapleton; 2d
C. V. ii. A., will be held this after- cording Secretary—Mrs, HOWard Til-
Iarge dealings In the preferred. Read-
Schultzc’s sanitarnnlarkeis
lower. .
Jim?
in: and New York Cantrbl‘improud.’ .
but Canadian Pacific was lructionally\llltel'ult'nt "I" be l“ 39’1“! 0"",responding Secretary—Miss Plait.
' evening. May , ,
fignrmgw’uau. in Wall street.;GIendon Fisher. i
~ ' 11 Mile Box 'l‘rcasurcrwliiss Mabel
- be included In the program. “th i
till be rendered by local and out~oi- Munhall.
Siatcrs‘ Lodge. is also Intilt’d ‘0 ”Ting .
CONGRElilllollil WOMEN
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tle meeting for the hOldan of i I
pitblic card party. on Frtday afternoon,
rooms'in Wall street. This affair,
will be under the auspices of the Re.
‘ V
.. will be served. l The annual meeting of the “om-j
Rirengxelllfportnnt rehearsal of 1119 an’s Association of the South Nor-
’ dncsda evening. in the lodge yesterday afternoon. At 1 o’clock a.
light: tand all ymembers are urged to luncheon was served. This was man.
Reports from the delegates to theiwalk District. with Mrs. Edward Ro-
convcntion in New Haven. were Elwlbcrtson, chairman, Mrs, E. F. Smith.
gin charge. The business meeting was
lfollcwed by an agreeable musicale.
. elected yesterday include: President
“W" °' "°’“‘ °' mm" !-—Mre. u. 0. Huntington: 1st Vice-
Jolm 0. Bowers. Private Cu K. 14th,Vicerrerident—Mrs. c. n. Kendall;
Reg. C. V. I., and Co. G. 2nd RenzTreaaurer—Mrs. Frank Lauder: Re-
Iey: Acting Corresponding Secretary
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noon. from\l"‘itchts Home. in boroton. -—-—Miss Lillian Gamer; Honorary Cor-
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by the young folks. The orclics'ira.
was composed of Miss Marion Bods
wcil, drums; Arthur Streling, piano;
Palmer Sherman and Robert Row-
land. violins. Mrs. Ida Keep read an
interesting selection. and piano solos
were rendered by Miss Ellen Lane
and Arthur Sterling.
PIANO RECITAL.
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Given Tomorrow Evening for Norwaik
M. E. Ladiea' Aid Society.
The following program will be en-
joyed at tomorrow evening's Pianoia
recital, at tile Norwalk M. E. church.
The entertainment is under the au—
spices of and for the benefit of the
Ladies’ Aid Society. of tlie uptown
church. and promises to be one of
more than usual merit:
March Slav ........... Tschaikowaky
The Aeolian-Vocalion.
(it) Myself When Young (in a Per-
sian Garden) Lchniann
it») Drink to Me Only With Thine
Eyes.
(c) Pirate Song ............. Gilbert.
Mr. Tucker.
Il est doux (Herodiade) ..... Massenct
Miss Smith.
(a) Crescendo ............... Lassen
(b) Valse de Concert ........ Grodzkl.
Mr. Chatfield.
(it) Because .............. d'Hardelot
The Acoliaii-Vocnlion (illustrating
the use of the Graduola).
.(b) Venn d'or (Faust) ........ Gounod
The AeolianaVocalion accompan-
ied by the Pianola.
Lichen-Tod (Tristan und
................... Wagner
. Mr. Chatfleld.
(a) Daybreak (Summertinc Cycle)
Isolde’s
Iaoldc)
........................... Ronald
(b) Floods of Spring...Rachmnninoi‘f
(c) Birthday ............. Woodman
Miss Smith.
(a) Brliycrcs .............. Debussy
(b) General Lavlne ........ Debussy
(c) Dense Negre ........ Cyril Scott.
Mr. Chatfleld.
Duet (Don Giovanni)..........Mozart
Miss Smith and Mr. Tucker.
Rh'apsodie Hongroise No. 2 ...... Liszt.
Mr. Chatfleld.
Alice E. Smith. soprano; William I).
Tucker baritone: Harold Ir. Quantity,
at the Vocation: Gerard (‘hatfleld, at.
the Planola. , .
Routine business was carried out at
last night's regular meeting of No:-
walk Aerie, .\'o. 688 F. 0. E. Refresh-
ments were served at the close of tho
Cemetery. The musicals was itny presented
business meeting. ,
Norwalk Chronicler