NORWAIII
film Wright, of Biooklyn. N. Y..
ill lieu visiting friends on the East
. file for the past few days.
1" ems Weismsn, of 113151 wa .111,
'h."'
Itrs. Charles Seymour, of Cove
fitment, is confined to her home with
the grip.
l'lie Third District Commissioners
and Saturday night and disposed of
regular business.
The snow‘ and rain of last night
Iopoiwd the skating 011 the East Nor-
:qu litigant. "
Quite a number of local people at
traded the Brewers' Bull held In
- Brooklyn, Suturdsy night.”
A Red Star barge loaded with an
fincito coal docked at the Harris
and Guns coal yard Saturday.
A Deflection for the conference
dainsnts fund taken up in the East
Avenue M. E. church yesterday
anointed to over $100.
held in the Town Assembly hall Sat-
urday night. Grace Brothers orches-
In furnished the music.
mites Carlson, of Charles street,
113's Ieft for Palm Beach. Florida,
slime he will remain for some time
’-I account or ill health.
Another. session of the pinochie
“testament will be held (11 the May-
flower Hook and Ladder Company,
Friday evening. The last session was
«a by the single men.
1 ”Bridgeport, Saturday night, according
to a report received by the downtown
police. This is the fifth to be stolen
in a week.
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2 Rowavmv ,3
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Robert F. Scalzi, the Rowayton ave-
nue grocer, was a visitor in Bridge-
port, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hoyt have|
returned to their home in Brooklyn,
alter spending 11. few days with theiri
sou, Harry P, Hoyt, of Pine Point.
Work on the extensive addition to'
”the, home of Mrs Elizabeth F. Baker.
‘ in' West Side avenue, ls'progresslng.
rapidly, Isnd should be completed in.
another week or two.
m
Members of the Rowayton Hose
1111611111115: are discussing the matter of
holding. a pool tournament at the con:-
“e‘fiany 1111111er in the near-“dunno.
Illhere are several .pool “sharks" in
ville company, and some interesting
snatches could be arranged
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The 1work of uniting the “Helen"
1.3111! "Ethel" cottages. wedding Igltts
from William 00' Smith, to Mr. and
.1llts._Ralph G. Farrell And Mr. and
its. Thomas H. Canty, respectively.
‘nt ne‘u 131111111 has seed practically
loompieted, making 1111111111., large cot-
fiasc-
There-were three great servi'ce'srin
:ihs Rowsyton Baptist church yester-
fly,- Rev. A. H. Boutwll being in
so“
"1lo1h,~h.”~olew
bent Suturdsy and Sunday in Brook- 1
The regulsr weekly dance was‘
a "11 Buick was stolen from ,
Ilrdwby Charles R. Keele1.
I one at the home of Mrs. John Burr.
tr mes.
or 1111131111111; 111111111 1110111111011; 111111
' asks that anyone who knows anything
.4 in we ”can but.
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1hr- uhfly of lieu-y s at“ has
”Who-wewthehlowuil
Baum H. Smith's houses In Rainy-
ton avenue.
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[cu cutting operations began last
week and continued yesterday on 111:
.1”. Company. It was said to be eight
or ten inches in thickness.
Miss Fluence Moore, of Rowaywn,
day. where she was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanton Hart.
ball
The young people were.
size and comenieucc.
o (etch ells through 1119\Tt'e.
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occupying one of George Raymond's
last neck to l'arsaic, New
l‘h'. liarkmann Was the mechanical
engineer in the employ of the
Richard Tjader,
neutrons expmiments and pcri’crti11.1_;II
-laticr's patent life suing device.
Al the annual meeting at the \‘I. 11}.
(‘l111rclitonigi1i,Rev.D l). Il'illlt of
1'l1ooklyu will preach. The sermon
s'ul int will be "The World in Fire.”
‘ingI all in tho village, who are in-
torcsted in these meetings to pray for
The regular service will commence
at 7:45.
(in next Friday evening, Jan. 261b,
1|1e-1eople of ltowayton will have an
opportunity of hearing one of the lar-
:cst musical entertainments ever pre-
.-c!1tcd In. Ilowaylon.
11111111 Corps has secured 2‘5 of thel
111-111 talented artists both 111511-11; 11011-
1.11 and vocal. including a six piece
1'.-hears ior dancing at the close of
the entertainment. I
r’l‘i' 1:11:1'4’0 lovers to see and hear what
1l1c talent oLNoi-walk'iind Rowayton
1.1m produce. The corps reports a
large advance sale of tickets. ice
cream and cake will be served by the
TRADE DEMAREE T0 CHICAGO
CUBS. FOR JIM LAVENDER.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 20. .-—A11-
nouncemcnt was made here yester
any that Pitchrr Al Domaree, of the
lhusd'clphia Nationals. had been
traded to the Chicago Nationals {01'
Pitcher Jimmy Lavender. No money
consideration was involved it was
.11.1'd.
lkmnrce went to the Phillies after
lung 11 member oi the (Monte from
3110 Fall of 1912 to the Spring of
V115, when he was traded to the 10-
cals, along with infielder Milton
Stock. for Third Basemau Hans Lo
but. Prior to joining ”the Giants
111mm pitched for the Mobile clubI'
oi the Southern league.
Lavender has been a member of
the Cubs since 1912, being purchased
by Frank Chance from Providence, oi
the international league.
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COTTAGE MEETINGS.
Four cottage meetings will be. held
unoei the ausuplces of the Norwalk
Methodist Church on Tuesday even-
lug, beginning at 7.45. 0110 Mill»
at the home of Frunk‘lin’Grcgory on
Westport avenue, to be i
Nalienni. Another at the home ofI,
Aaron Decker in Broad River to be
The third
19 Arch 111.15.11.10 be led by F1 ederick
Iledient and the oth‘er,a1 the home
at .1 Fred Bryant, 22 West 1111111
street, which will be lefby L. 8;.
Join: Kceler. Members and friends
of the church are- cordially invited
to attend the meeting nearest to their
Alexander Getner. of Flax Hill Road
notified Genie. Warden Wilbur Smith
last wool; that be bad lound three 11591- .1
Adm his property. 'Mr. Smith 'in-I
Irvestigsted 11111410111111 that the 111111
had been brought from some distance
Isnd the 111111 were killed by 116111; shot1I
than, HeI is greatly desirous}
Brooksldo post! by I. BIRaymond,
was in Staten island, N. 1'.,\Ss1tur-
While there
she attended the Knights of Templar
enjoying
sliding on the various ponds in this
Vicinity last week, Chasmar '1 provi11g1l13n5fi‘l'l‘m8 land on iirooksidc ave»
Ibo favorite allot on account of itsInue to Angela Booeuzzi.
skating on the river, or endeavoring
Geolgc N. Barkmaun, 11hr. has been,
crunges in Raymond street, moved.
Jersey:
late
nnd~ was making
the services in both churches. The
59mm] be“ "I“ “n3 at 733”: begin- tomoblies used by Thomas Kerrigsn Cruise. and others. Mrs. John Bust--
11111;; the song service it the church. 3‘ Son. ”'8 NOYOIOD H1tights truokmon, lug furnished music. and Harold More-
Thc Ron'ayion ;
This is a chance
members. who will appear in uniform."
lion by F. W. Thompson Co., Old Farm
1“. 0 Preston:
I IIIII fill KIIIIIII
I ' Most folks forget that the kidneys
d“ by JOhn‘scd and need :1 flushing occasionally,
W
fink Monet-y spout Thursday in
New Yolk city.
Attorney Russell Porter Clark of
“Alston! visited former (10113me
{shield S. Smith last neck.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Velie visit-
ed in Norwalk Friday night. During
heir absence, Clarence Scoi'ield was
111 charge of the Veils news depot.
,‘m martini-ii:
Mum-mutual!”
hlnl Int-8h m at the filo-I-
u. no 1'1 you: oi an. and had at
ms lived in to“. m his uneth-
cr he is survived by two brothers, or
hurt and George. both of this town.
and three sisters; Miss Julia. a train-
ed nurse; Dr. Sarah. a physician lo
cued in southern Persia, and Miss
amide at Spring Grove cemetery.
George S. Brown, of'this town died
at the home of a daughi‘er whom he
By a lease recorded last week in the.
oiiice of Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt,
frank Gallium has git-1n H. R. Childfl;
FpossessionI of property at Long Neck
Point for one. year from Octohé’r l,
1917, at a yearly Jenisl of $600.
There was only one stale of real es-
late in Darien. last week. N. H. Arthur
The mort-
Others. “HeIgaIges amounted to $5, 700. For the
third week of January 11 year ago,
there were two sol-es of property, and
mortgages of $7,285.
A merry crowd enjoyed a dance at
the Noroion Heights
Thursday evening, for the benefit or
the Heights baseball team, the adair
of weeks ago,wl111n inclement weather
Iintcrfen'ed with the original arrange-
ment.
This evening .1 collk'i'cnce will beI
held at the home of Dr. Howard Stout
Neilson of a committee of the local
grunge which is planning to supervise
the operation of a boys' and girls’
ment of Siorrs Agricultural College.
The gasoline tank of one $11111 11111
exploded and took 1Iirc.1on Thursday
'nficrnoou. The 111112111... firemen sav-
ed the garage by running the car out
limo the open. and 1111.1 chemical tank
was then turned on. extinguishing the
Iblazc and saving: the chassis. but the
upper works of the machine were des-
troyed with a loss of 11.111 $400.
i
I‘ A number or members 111.1 friends
of the Methodist Church 11101 in its
parlors Thursday night to consider
means for further reducing the church
Imorigsge. It was decided to hold an
lotlLel‘ “Campaign Weak." along the
lines of the similar affair held last
Isummcr, which netted Iabout' 8800.
The week beginning June 25 was sc-
Iectcd tor this year’s effort, and corn;
mittens were designated to superin-
'tcnd the various details.
Several attachments were recorded
Iin the office of Town Clerk Stephen R.
Hoyt, last 1veok.nmong the1 number
being Elizabeth ll W. Baker. et sl.. by
Arthur Waldron. on West Side ave—
nue. $2.300; Cnrmcn Riolo by Stsm- ‘
ford Masons Supply 00.. highwm',
3180; Frances Folsom Clc1 ‘land-Prcs
Road. $250; "Frnnrcs
hyF. W. Thompson 0.0., Old Farm
Rosd,$7l'10: Frances F. C. Preston by
John \‘1'. Beatty, Old Farm Road.
$750: Frances F. C. Preston, by F.
W. Thompson Co... Old l-‘armiioad.
$250. ,‘r'
The funeral of Sidney 8. Clock was
Iheld Friday afternoon from his late
-,home with his mother, on Main ”street,
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If BACK HIRII III
Eat Less Meat if “Kidneys Feel
Lead or Bladder Bothers
Like
like the bowels vet
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sluggish and clog
else. we have backache and dull to
in the
sery
kidney region, severe head-
aches, rheumatic. '7" 111ge11 tm'pid liv‘
or. acid stomach, sleeplessness and
all sort of bladder disorders
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean and the moment you
tool "an ache or pain in the kidney
region, g'et' about {our ounces and
Salts from any good 511;ng store here.
tor before breakfastI “(or a tow days
afind your k‘-ldn=ys will then not line.
This famous salts 1'1 made from the
. New Haven.
fire house on 1
having been postponed from a couple-
111111111 tablespoontul 111‘s glass of wa- 1
had gone to visit for a few days. Mrs.
'11. '1'. 111111 of the Broad River sec
tion of Norwalk, about 10 o’clock,
Thursday night, after having been un-
conscious for three days. His 111111
was due to a cold and general break
down. He made his home with his
daughter, Mrs. John A. Fairbanks, on
Maple avenue, and during the past
summer had been caretaker at Pear
Tree Point. Besides the two daughters
mentioned.‘he leaves a widow. and a
thlrddsughter. Mrs. C. A. Bristol 01
and a son. Charles M.
Brown, who enlisted in the navy last
summer and is now aboard a man-of-
war at Havanns, Cuba.
Darien Grange, ‘Patrous of Husban-
dry, heldits annual installation of odi-
cers at its meeting rooms in the Com
gmgailonal Church on Thursday even-
ing, the installing oillcer being Mrs.
D. A. St. John of New Canaan, to
whom the local grunge presented a
piece of cut glass after the ceremony,
as an expression at its members' up
preciation of Mrs. St. John‘s interest
in the local work during the pest year.
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Lveubody ‘3 cordially invited The poultry club the coming vest, in co The latter Iwas assisted by Mrs. Ed-
flmi be" WI“ be "mg “I 7 p m., call operation with the extension depart- ward Kelley of New Canaan. Remarks 1‘ 011181:
were also made by Edqu Kelley,l
master of the .'ew Canaan Grange:
H. B. Cooke, postmaster of the local
1
house gave readings: The officers in-
1111111111 were all follows: Master, ”Roy
C. Lester; overseer, JanmthcCsm-
mono: lecturer. Harold Morehouse;
steward. Benjamin H. Raymond, 1111;
111111111 steward, C. W. Morehouse;
gatekeeper, Brain 3101.. Quacken
bush; treasurer. .173 ll. Cooke; 11ch
tary. Byron Cantrell; Ceres. Mrs. J.
A. MacConimond; Flora. Mrs. B. if.
Raymond; Pomona. Mrs. R. Lee Gil-
lete;'und lady assistnni steward, Mrs.
J. HI. Bunting.
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’2 a.”
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\Dr.‘iioyt is now 1111» to Hit up for
11 rhcrt time each day nui‘ receive his
friends.
George .E. Kellogg was spending
last week 11 his home on St. John‘s
Place. He will return to New York to.
day.
The New Canaan five will stuck up
against the Glenhrook five. this even-
ing in the, Glcnbrook Club house.
Dancing 'will followthe game. ‘
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A warrantee deed recorded in the
Town Clerk's I_of!ice shows that Vic-
aria llnjos and outs Halos of Yonk-
ers sold nine acres of land on Pond-L
Ridge, to William H. Reid.
anniversary of the New
be observed in
The 3151.
Canaan Grange, will
1n Inppropriato program. Installation
'1' officers will \tukc placeIIon the some
evening. '
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Valeria ll. Parker, Field Secretary of
in" Connecticut Society'of Social 'riy-
giene, Tuesday. Feb. 20.11t 3: 30 1'1. n1. .,
i1 111 inter: 't to all. She will speak at
the Town Hall.
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Joseph F Gillecce of Newl’ork is
Punch on Summer Street for a few
days. Mr. Gillecce has just return-
ed from MacAllen, Texas, where he 11
connected with division headquarters.
There were 2, 731 Red Cross stamps
sold in this town during the. Christ-
mes season. This imthe'report made
acid oil grapes 1111 lemon Juice, can»!
'.~ hrrm'nss to
flush clogged kid“: ys .31.. . .diIate
them” to normal 11111113331111...) n'eu-
tralises tits“. acids in the urine in it no
longer irritates, thusII ending bladder
disorders ‘
Wind Salts is 11111.. g
'uIItIlth’o side's to communicate with
by was Amanda Weed rue amount
remixed [com the sale is 92131.18
small- percentage. 111 go‘ to thesis-
111111111 society. the marinade: will be
used“ locally 'anthtnrberculosis
wgtk. ' '1 1..., .
Margaret, 0! this town. Interment was:
A heavy ht diminution can
ficn'wnh l-‘red l-‘ulmn in the role 11
hit. eliminator promises to I'lor
the out real run of interest in its
total pugiiistic game. The lure
winch accompanied the 11.11111 of be
[111111 in these parts has been allow
cd to die out. Handlers of 1111 A115
lrdlififl must work up another view
of interest before he will regain ti11
pmnacle renched shortly after his
lsndmg. Meantime Fulton’s victor:
over Tow' Cowler has grabbed its
center of the iistic spotlight.
Grunt Hugh Brown~is the; men to
see the polstbilities of a few clashes
with the lanky plasterer furnishing
Atrordingly Brown has signed Full-.11.
up for species 0! bouts here begin
11111.; shortly. Furthermore Brown i1
positive he will obtain the lease or
Madison Square Garden and hopesfl
11111pleie negotiations by Monday
He expects to put Fulton on shortly
after with Charlie Weinert, the Jar
st'y Adonis, as his first Opponent.
Following the [1‘11lton—Weiuertscrur
Ful'ion will be asked to meet two 11m"
lussibly three other heavy aspirants
it .'.Im (‘ofiey cares to make a return
fling 111 the game he can have a crack
11 Fulton. Aloe Carl Morris may be
issued an invitation' to mix it with
unlit-sonic Fred. Thc idea. of coum
is that Fulton will be able to mill”
oil the entire outfit, which appears
to In the general impression locally,
IFuIton weather the vicissitudes of
' Medicated Soap
Raymond Hall Tuesday evening, with",
The coming to New Canaan of Dr. ‘
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Richard.
I Brighten Up Wigs/Whine. I
"I motels; Cleaners I I '
:followiug his decisive knockout oi
Then will come the long
bout with Moran in Havana. Should
sub a campaign he surely will be di-
rectly in line tor a title match with
Champion Willard.
Coffee Cake. .
III-nu- il ‘
Three eggs, 1 cup raisins, 1 cup cur~
rants. 1 cup butter, 1 cup molasses,l
cup brown sugar, 4 cups flour, 1 cup
strong colfee, 1 teaspoon soda. spices
of all kinds, citron.
ALL SOAPS
We sell eyery used, needed and
demandcd'kind and brand of Soap
for toilet, bafh, nursery and home.
Soap for Baby
Cleaning Soap
Pur‘e Battle Soap
Fermi/"Toilet Soap
Liquid Green Soap
Special value in Turkish Bath
Soap. large cake, pleasing odor.
xoc: three for asc._ or 901: a dos.
H. A. MEAD
DRUCGIST
8 North Main ctrcei
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Bill Tile—s the Cake
Sometimes my '11s gets mad at me
When she wants errands done,
’Causo i don‘t like to leave my play
And think too much of ion.
But when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice to me,
Son, can't you go to five Monroe
And‘ get some cake for tea?
1 allers speaks up just as quick
And pcrlite as can be—
i‘d love to go to five Monroe
And get some cake for tea.
The Banner Bakery. "
Tel 367' 5 Monroe street
“Glover’s”
ESL 1897
The Centre 01 Attraction in
Every Gathering.
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-311111 Tan and Combinations
$5 $6 $6 $0,457
:1 [art of the force for said collision 3
0111 Women 3 Shoes i"
Before the Rules Committee of Fisk & Sons, and a senator
the House of Representatives whose name began with "0"
Thomas W. Lawson said Very mamtaincd an account to the;
prominent 1111111 had some Immt— markct. Stun” Gibbony, a. \“w
ledge or connection 11(1111 the .York lawyer, ht 531d he had
leak of informatmn about l’rcsi heard “ti-d 35 gin-between.
dcnt “111011 ~‘pcatc note or St-c— He said Paul M. Vt arburg.
rotary Lansing's explanation nfiforiucrly member of the Wall
it. Street house of Kuhn, Locb &
Law 5011 5.1111 Chairman Henry, Company. one 0‘ the iargest 1“
oi the Rules Committee, said he the COUIIIT)’. and now “09‘8“"
thad heard Secretary 01 the 'I rgas- CfllOI' 0f the chcrgl RVSCTW
ury .\ic \doo was concerned iniBOflfd was a banker W110 had
stock market operations. knowledge 0‘ the leak.
The Boston man said Archi— lit-1 gave Chairman 11cm) :15}
bald S. White, at the WaII1authority for the rumor that
Street hours of White 8: Com- the German ambassador to the ‘
pony, had said Secretary Mc- United States, Count 1011 Bern”
Adoo, Pliny Fisk, of the big storfi‘, made $2,000,000 out of 0111.11
W'ail Street house of wHarvey stock market.
VALUES?
IIu Furniture and Houseiumishings to be
Ft und H1 re
If you wish to purchaa: one piece of furniture or for-
111311 a whole house, this is the place.
We carry the largest and most complete assofl'ments
in The. Norwaiks. In}.
Prices—the lowest and quality the highest.
Our Art Department s. certainly an attractive spot to «
visit these days. Women who like to embroider pretty . 1‘-
things for the home as well as pretty garments for personal , "
wear are always anxious to see the new pieces of Art I ;
Needlework. '
Charming Lingerie, Dainty Infants' Wear, Guest Tow-
e‘s, Luncheon Sets, Dressing Sacques, Center Pieces, Doy-
~ J'res, Dresser ScarfS, Pin CushionS, Day Slips, Pillow Cases, '
.Etc -
We also carry high g? ade materials for Knitting, Cro- »
cheting and Embroidcring‘. A trial will convince you of
_ their superiority. . .
Norwalk Chronicler