' - meet Tuesday evening. with Mrs. 110-.
Friendship Assooiation, No. 7. Willi
hart G. Acton, Concord street.
‘Two men here in town yegtcrday
drying to collect funds for the build-'
ing of a firehouse in one of the ‘sur—
'rourrdirrg.cities. The police became
suspicious and Otlicer Toothili investi.
gatod. lie Found that everything was
alright and that the men were telling
tire truth,
w’l‘hellurnhunr Cosy Comfort Boil—l.
er is eaSy on coal andeasy on the one
who lands it. {lord it uBrnhnm Co..f
lrvlnxton. N. Y. !
illrs. Daisy Mott Johnston. of Phil;
aueiphia, iS the guest of her sister~in-‘
Ltw, Mrs. {‘lrarles ii. Itiott, of (‘liif
street. Mrs, JolrnSton waS called in
Norwalk by the “serious illncsslot‘ her
stepfather, (,‘harlcs Anderson, who
died yesterday at the Norwalk Hospi-
tal. Mrs. Johnston had just buried.
her brother, William .llott, Tuesday.
James A. Fuller. of 9‘.’ Taylor a\'f‘-;
me, made a conrplairrt to the down-
town police this morning that a boy‘
working for John V. McGinn, Cedar
Street. had assaulted hiS son. Ralph!
lie alleged that the boy had thrown a‘
mom) and hit itulph in the head. causJ
ing a had cut. Officer's. Reynolds int1
\estianIed later and found that tlrei
name of the young lliilll working for
Mr. McGinn was Clifford Craig. A0-
I. in may be taken later.
-- DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly liall, Grace Bro. 3-
pigcc orchestra. Ladies free,
at the mid-week
{Services held last nitrlrt in the Nor-
‘ualk ill. E. Church was the largest
that has- lncu present during the past
year. After the services had been con-
cfudett, the regular fourth quarterly
. c mt'crence was held. and reports
' which were present-3d showed the
thriving prosperity which the local
Thur-chin now,enjoying. District Su-
perintendent McCornrack. of Stam—
t‘ord attended the services and the-con-
{went-e.
The attendance
Lieutenant Tclfnir .\l. Minton gave
err exceedingly interesting talk on
"The Flag." at the Men'n can) or the
'i‘rirrity Eplsforini Church last evening.»
Ho gave the history of the foreign
flags and llien followed it with the
Motor)" of the American flag down
tom the Colonial times, giving an ex-
planation ol' the flags on exhibition in
the clubs rooms. lie was listened to
with in'cllse interest, and at the close
of the tallr. the members gave. him a
rising vote of thanks. The evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by the mem-
bers of the club.
tr; RHEUMAIISM ttt 7 .
~(‘..
i hit etrrur.
. it‘srt pleasure in their otiicial
l‘resitlcnt of the United Sl'rt-n-s. brrl‘ the production was received, Patrick. [HTS
“I“, to take care M tintci'nal tli:‘~- plioSt role was assumed by Thomas NEW SPRING S
1‘ . m m' *3] pmtg gum MW ......... u... m...
h I '1. i . k ' .7‘ ' . - “Mrs. «Grady ........ gm ' Mcuhon
't’ ' ----- -—-— "l‘om O’Grady ...... ...J.ame.s Manon
- BE mm I (Conlmned'trom'Fira: 9189-) Old Hennings .......Franciu Bin-git
‘ t Nipper (Scotland ‘Yard-mang.......
. idt'ilghlhfl plClUl'e 0f irish home “(9'11 .. ................ J01!!! charght
(Continued minnt Page) ‘ and lush character was placed before! ... .
' -—-‘ the audience as the play ran along“ 1
urs from all over the state tellingmud the-second act consrsted lwll'inflwmn 18 i
of circumstances arising in “1911‘“ L iii-orientation of a number of‘. . , i
t
towns turd learninglhe opinions of song-5 and recitation. all lrisir rn. ' . ‘
Tail Commissioner" 100an and as». «‘llirru'le‘r. some of them hunteroub. [m A .Hlnf
5.9.5.5011“: from other cities and towns.t ilnd others more serious. ‘
officer; E‘epted_ true story of the play dealt Inarnly, ~
At the. annual meeting of the assoc willrllte “Mcrgmfislguzfnw‘fifiré You’re 301 to coax it to make it go.
cialron‘, tlrc followmgfiflroers wore 'tul enorts of. error» or aux 1.. . ,... . . 99‘, will tart
elected? President. Daniel 3, 119g”. part was excellently when by John Neutrone ]l(sCI‘iDilOD b .
man. Bristol; vico‘rprsosident. Morris “.3359.“ “21"" Dan O’Gradey, an old the most stubborn and dogged case oi‘
Webster. iiarwinton; Secretary. irish Inn-keeper and tenant Wlluwai rheumatism.
“miles G" Chamberlain, Orange; onpemonated by imiward ”in?“ ,0“ We have witnessed its eflectiveness
trtaburcr‘. John '1‘. Wells, Walters-'1’” home, and hits daughter Mollie, _ ‘ i 't does thing“
fielo Mr. Heller-man. the newly" whose part was taken by Miss Vow. 1n hundredS of dues, _r .1 ‘ ..
erected president was formerly tirc'lldlllb’ll. “‘11P ‘v’t'ilain ‘l‘l‘pl‘ea‘i‘nungl "Neutrone PFPSC‘HDUOD 99 is en-
srcrttary. The board of directorsl lime?” H5 8“ arm! of 110111 Rermo)‘. tirely different from the old prepara-
\\.l. be. appointed by him at a future: the owner of O’Dr‘adl‘S Inn, succeed: tion in that it aims at eliminating all
ed for a time. In getting the upper rheumatic poisons by purifying the
Govemor Holcomb. hand on honour old Dan, and tor a ‘ he on this
(inventor Marcus rt. Holcomb spoke w.r.ie. things looked exceedingly dark blood, common sense teac s 1" -
at tht morning session which wasll't‘l‘ ill? O'lil‘adey'=k 111 the end, 110““ it removes those awful pains. lim-
irtri in the old Senate chamber, talc, Girl, Riordan was exposed by 0118 of hers up those swollen stiff joints and
in; as his theme the Spir'itot‘ patriot-i hinon'rt (“0{lf€‘dt“l'flle$. and finally muscles in a way that will surprlfifi
ivm dominatim: trio citzens of the. lam“: "1 Jrul. while Mull“! marmd Get ,1 bottle mm get “,9 0m
i'itirc. lie said that those who havcf 1N1“ 13911110? himself, W110 turned you. ‘ . .t'tlc and $100
to do .with the. taxation of hr'otwrll'iw“ m b" "M different from ”3" ll" Etttl’f oulof 3'01" system, 1' ‘
reed a bit of cheer for there is .0: rant pictured .to the urn-keeper. by the bottle at your druggist. Mail or-
t.ony of men who are viewed mmithe wiley Riordan. Too much prairie dens filled on $1.00 Size.
For uale In South Norwalk by ll.
Mead—Adv
”Wm.“ taunot be given to new person who
‘appeared in the excellent production.(
'Wc have priestid 3 good dtldl aft iver'yomr took his or her part in ad‘-
1“,; Motion giving extraordinary W“, t.rurtnrr which Would havedont. trod 9
il.‘ to our government in can» cunt" '0 t'thel'lt‘flCt‘d profefsronals. and:
.. .. .. . c' i" i he ( -.' \"t
lt-tlltul was called upon to do 1'51”} _""l'“‘"“ O i . “VIEW“ ”midi Ready
partly the appreciation with which
part, not only upon the call 01 the} t
lie mntiuued:
McMahon. an old servant in the em—
p u, ol Lian Omitdt.) “do tlu ,iru-
morons Nilil‘ of the evening. Scttiuu‘Wc Cordially Invrte Inspection
the audience oil into roan: of laugh»
as "
l'.'i‘ upon his every alliwar'uttcc. i and a Try'on'
‘ ’l‘ut- SUt'Olltl act of the play was stair-l , .
iii: told of u met-tine. which he atdcd -n the thin: room of the U'tlradtfl’i Copynght Clothingco
tended. in company with a rrrtrrrl;rr"l"‘“~t’~“‘ “1 I’l‘llmd' A number ”I 01d:
r ~,. ~ . '1‘- ' r t. ' -;; hovl'undt} friends called to welcome Moi-i
lit in tllliliili utn, lil hot \or i 5 SO. Norwalk.
$10.00 to $18.00
lar-lunces by the organization ot‘ the!
your guard. We have had a rrrilirurv.
c1 rollrncnt, which was taltcn up wiriri
great enthusiasm in this SUN“. We
are the first state in tho Union to:
lum- Suclr :r military census." l
. . . t .
“Wk. al which tlrc action 0“ (‘0n- lie lrorne, ultcr her return trorlltfi N. Mam St.
“(Hm “as highly ”misfit “a ”I“. Fifi-(till ui Harland, and It was durum: ‘95—: h .. - w ‘
(a: [L( lllt‘l‘iiXIE! ()I' gnwurnurg ill “”31 'rl" a” ”ll” llilt‘ lllth'ili numbers 3....-. ... .-....«.A__
lot 'in production were presented. Au.
ton ilt- rht-ri said:
the attests gathered, they were warnr’
“We are all ("tilled upon to he til-I
ASH CANS
llitiitt and serve our state and nun-'1." \rclcorucd by “1‘“ ”Small and
- .irislr Shamrock
. l‘ _, .3. __.ll
”CHILDREN-WHO ARE SICKLY
Mothers who value their (mu corri-
fort and the .‘Aveltanevror. their children, I
should never heavithout a box of Mo-V'
ther- Gra‘y’s Sweet Powders for Child-
neu, for use throughout the season.
They break up colds, relieve feverish-
noss, conStipation. teething disorders.
headache and stomach troubles. Used
by mothers [or 29 years. These pow-
ders never fail. Sold by all drug
stores, 25c. Don't accept any substi-
tute. Sample mailed free. Addrea's.‘
Mother Gray Co, Le Roy, N. Y.——Adv.
l
_-__ l
THE GREAJ‘BST
FOOD VALUE ,.
Frisbie’s Pies
l
EVERYBODY
Wants to assist Nature to maker'the lawn look’like velvet.
also the flower gardens to bloom with delightful'frag-
rance.
- We Call Your--
Attention to the Best Fertilizers produced.
Odorless Top Dressing Agricultural Lime
Sanderson Top Dressing Retriever ,
Sheep Manure Complete for Corn and
Superphosphate Grain
Fine Ground Bone Potato Manure
Bone Meal Nitrate Sada.
GRASS SEEDS
Clover, Red Top, Mixed S:ed,1‘in:othy.
Now is the time for actim. Get busy and order. 1DO
IT NOW.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. :31 Wuhinmton it.
The most economic it
dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try "them ’
’While TheyLast
Free With Every 25c
Purchase
A Small to Genuine.
W
All Fresh Caught, Not Frozen ‘
SH‘AD GREENPORT OYSTERS
COD LONGi AND ROUND
HALIBUT CLAMS 2
S’ALMON GOSLING CLAMS FOR
FLOUNDERS BAKING 'AND FRYING
TILE ALL ‘KINDS OF CAN-
HADDOCK NED Al‘ID'SALT FISH
cutbirrs "Bridgc Fish Market
Fm Delivery. 71 North Main St.
Clifford Pharmacy.
So. Main and Elizabctn Stu.
Phones 633453:
i
'htrt- followed an evening of errwr-IGarbage Cans, Ash Sifters, “Coal
Vt..i:irue‘ul. 'l‘hc ilrs‘. number" was "lHOdS. Galvanized wash Tubs,:
lttrlililull (“lliiiit‘tii “'l‘he I‘lvrlc's RM . _ , :
tum" which was excellently prwcrrti Pills. FOOT Tubs. Infants Bad}:
t'li Ly Mine Your llartlun, whose chili-:Tubs. M01) wringefsl Etc.
[lid in this line are We.” linown in.
Ntrwnllr. Mrs. lrvin; iiaynros. one.
or Norwnlk's most popular soloistrt't
tht-n rendered a mm: entitled “St,1
Patrick's Day,“ which was errtlrrrsinS-*
licoii) received by the hiu audience Phone 1069'2
l.‘.rlttlr llihhlc Ilrcn F-zlltlf ”lh-.~rlirnona,"t 25 Washington 8"
.unl :. rccitntion, “When Erin First}
limo." was presented by little Minn!
\‘cra McCarthy. "’i‘lrc'lierry llance."l.
was then Sung by Mrs. Albert R.
ltd-c. and this was followed by an:
try in this day of Strife, and I arr.
proud to say that t‘onnecttcot Ir i
Lilo-n lirl‘ initial Hep in pi'etm't-v.’«:v~~«
i'or tht-cl'rrtr, t‘t‘flptlllhihllliit‘s .irr. cirlr-
,;:ttu-rr.~ nlrich may fall upon us. We
can't all no to the trout in tumor
w; t' ‘. t'on'l believi- they would “not
me in the army. and i an: no. Hil'i':
that i would he of much ttSc til it.‘
'illt":~illt'fl‘.\‘h ol‘ a nation. howv-vv",|
ricer. I-ol dtpcntl entirely upon rite: -
in tirtar'y service. Those o“ u;
who are mint: our part in our itt.lu.:.~
trmt duties are truly tultrlo'it- and
you «lrecoinu a most imporla'rt purl
in providing: the basis upon wttlr
rcvtnlc may he raised to turn; our
So. ‘Norwallu
WE ARE SHOWING
NEWEST SPRING STYLES
. . . . , t
runny burdens. i wish you as much “21‘1"”? .Il:‘1,1‘lll_l'fln ”g lid "Mimi [N l
llilwililltt-b us you can have in thew“:l “““T '5‘“ WW“ ll \«m‘l‘. l)’ , t ‘
diuicult position which you no or'r‘tr-i-hlir“ MUKHl‘IlH. 'l‘llt‘ 3011?: hll 01' tho: MEN S AND WOMEN S i
lulu: aid 1 how you will do .\'out“"“,“"”" “m“.h‘dl' “TM I‘llg.‘l\-}h)9":.t CLOTHING :
[my i‘caricwsly By so doing you will \wu h ttoalt with the great tragedy of
to :.r-t-cnt~!i.~=‘.iint: in ”4' :1 sltll'Wrcck in whichanuny hundreds TERMS TO SUIT i
your .art
sci-vico‘t‘ue the state flu}; W... tom— of thousands of people lost their lives
"Hindi." ‘\'d.\ then presented by Thomas Bic-i
0”," Speakers. I.‘.:uhon. who look the part of Patrick:
H. ppm-K0 it; Wilcox ot Murmur ttlrc 'ser'vant. Mr. McMahon respond-i
u... it: Jam” of mo association. call-' on tune and again to cncorcs. before
c-l 'tl H ‘uorniug session to ortcr and1 “hi ‘ll‘llillllt‘ll audience Would lr-t hirnl
Prank - .Stadtutrreller. food autl'wmry‘ ”mi" from tho ““1““ "A“ ll'lSH-t
U‘lllt:.r:~ on, who was a memo. :‘ all 1-331” ”meh" “WW “3‘ Edward Spill"!
A... I:1(::lt l.‘r\' pommisshm m lightcolrciudetl the second act. t
spoke on the.;:t.-neral method of vain-l “W" ”ll“ (“llllillt‘liim Ol lllt‘ ltlul deli
..trcu, rastrecirrliy as applied to urxacim '"0 l't‘l‘lill'llltlllt‘t‘. the curtain was;
._\_
tton in rural communities. it was arr-l l‘H‘W'Tetl for at moment. and the audit
trounced that Walter W. llurrrlrarrr.t‘-‘“"‘ limit“ if) film: “The Star Shaun, 0N8
chnIImau of the board of assessors-”ill banner; As the first strains of. A .
(:f t~‘rovitter\t~c. It. if. who was \oilll“ ‘Ilillil‘llfll Imlhr‘ru were sounded.
—-—u-r
(lately &- Brennan
42 SOUTH runner.
Albert r. "Gelrebo
Certificate and Coupon Freed
THE SELECTION OP
is an easy task here. We show.
so many varieties both in pub‘
terns and plain colors that we
.invevery,.grade. sonny price "limit t.
modated.
spralt on “The General Method onto ”1“ Orchestra. the curtain wasl
Someone among ¥0UR
Still, ACHING JOINTS
Pub Pain Right Out With Small.
Trial Bottle of Old “St. Jac-
ob's Oil" i
Valuation,"was-ill and coulti not he‘ l'flifl‘d~ film a handsome tableau ”f3
present. Lift"onant-Gtmrruur Clifford; (“WNW 1“ ill"'("l|l§ ‘0 Erin was pro.
ll. \tilqou said that cqunlizing tlrci”'"“‘" Th" NW1“ was backed by a.
urarrti lists of 13 tows... was a big:“El-“J"!lt‘l‘lmr “an. and in utt,‘ fore.
problem and that inequalities; hetwecni Ff",’l|.lldi 1‘3““ and Columbia (‘lllh‘tlf‘tl‘
towtm were sure to exist. 0n the ”'fm“ “1 “the“ 0' m't‘llm‘llnu fr‘ierrd-‘
present. basis of upportioning thei‘m‘lL “‘5"- All‘t‘t'l. l“. Ruse anuumm]
‘FRIENDS have the benefitf
_ of our skill‘irr fitting glasses.
The recommendation of:
Rheumatism is "trainronly." Notlsiatr tax conditions were much bet-E ‘2‘“[3'0'0 0: (.olurnbia, and Miss Viola
one case in fifty requires inter-mt] to." than previously. lie irdvocaledfi offglg‘m‘ ““7 handsomely altrred
' ' - :s a
' t
SATISFIED PATRONS is
responsible for the tremen:
tl‘GflTfllt‘nl. Stop (imaging. Rub sooth—mm adoptiori oi” the income tax .aS an;
ing, penetrating “St. Jacob‘SDil" right.
, into your sore, stiff, aching joints and
muscles. and relief
“St. Jacob‘s Oil" is a harmless rltcu-
«matism cure rtlrich never disappoints
and cannot burn tlrcl'slrin.
Limbar up! Quit complaining! Get.
a small trial bottle of old, honest
~‘St. Jacob‘s Oil" .at any drug gsto‘ro,
and in just a moment. you‘ll be; free
from rheumatic pain, soreness, stiff-
ness and swelling. Don't suffer! Rel
r-quit'1b1e one, as it resulted in the!
The floor was their cleared, and ‘1
comes instantly.i
dous growthofiour clientele. »
mama ,
:Ocultltl. Optometriotc, Opticians
“Me Home of Goodrnlauou."
levy of taxos in accordance with tlrci dancing was enjoyed until a late horrr.‘
.uhillly‘oi‘ the taxpayer to pay them} lll‘lll’re‘ orchestra rendered delight-i
Ilr. Thomas S. Adams. professor of {“1 mil-“‘3 “‘1‘ dancing; and ”10 Slnifl‘rsi
Sireiiieldi ill the second not were accompanied.
Scirnrii‘tc school. spoke on the “Ad-l. b" “'53 All?“ McHugh at the piano.
vantage. of tlrthStututory Basis oft. 1415‘ night's “WC-NM“! affair \Vflfl'?‘
’XalrraTion inUthe Administration offl" ('llilr'uc ot a committee consisting'
the Law." He said that the statutoryi of hugh MCCM‘UW. chairman; Mar-f
baets of valuation in taxation is the! U“ ”“DOWUFh- John Clarke, l‘lrarios‘
~ftrndrrniqital principle. of Alunficnu' Gallagher and James Mulvoy. '
'democra v. He said that it was WWII: 3‘7“" MCK'UEW was Stage manager.’
cnourh fir "holler" about. patriorismi‘m‘x All‘dfiri‘i- Dibblt‘ and Weafcr noted
.but if the American democracy maid; "5 aioes. ‘ ' '
ingt pass its tax laws, hepredioted “1.; The cast or characters in the play
political economy at tho
> ' “ L l" r . ~ . .
lief awaits you. “St. Jacob's Oil" has ultlanler. 113:1; (Stirrfolllown. ‘
cured millions of rheumatism suffer; ‘W to. fl . ‘ {“5 ------ .ludward Hayes
‘ ~ BANN t ‘lt-ll-g th-rdan ........ John “’enfer.
en: in the last half century, and 15 ~ ER BAKERY ‘me‘k .......... Thomas 'McMahonl‘ ‘ . ’
just 415.500.} for sciatica, neuralgia. ‘We. irave'sugar buns and coffee ringsiglmm Aroorr ......... . Edward Solon: ‘ _ ~,’
. tumlrago, backache. sprains.——Adv. today. Also full regular stock. Give‘lnru Fer-may (alias Rorythefiorerfl .vef S ‘
.. ' ~"’ La 9. call. . ................ .....Rnlph_ .Dibbiet‘ , ~. , . t -_
. “I _.
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ProgressHas Changed Conditions f
_ The worlngot along .a'il~ right in times past:
. without Railroads. Telegraph, Typewfitern,"1Ԥifi5 ..
' finiteness,“ Automobrlesfiliilectric Lightszandgnmtfli -. ”
Lititude oi Other'modemrintvonrtions, 'ibr'rt :it can‘t '
flow. Progress has, changed V-condttionsnnnaf
madééthem necessitiés:
WOWS— .
‘ SmartNew Street.-
- __ 3301015 in iilayligitt:
New Snappy W4
els tor Illness fle-
;
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87 Atlantic 89.. Sumter-d, Conn;
Open Sit. {“119 .D- .m. ESL 1897.
litmuflllfifitcd onion:
Friars H. GANUNG. .
Funeral Director and vEmbIImo
Office .Ind Residence
Telephones“
.54 .80..M|ln~‘8t,, SONNOI'WI ‘
DRAFTS
‘ to the
1‘ ~Old‘Countgy
{Or the i ~
’ 'Real Estate andi'Insurancc, ‘1
.South ‘Norwalk, Conn. "
Best paramount.arrkindspr
t
island [postal or mléphone.
‘.
Tél. 1906. 191.1906.
A rhense; on wee-v
‘ rllanmitmm “it.“
rAfié‘arydmunwifiehdtd.‘ ‘. i
*wcnzdun‘ Skindlytneighbouéld;
l_..-...__.
SUITABLE WALL PAPERh i .E
can so“ any taste or meet anyt, \
requirement. :And we can mitt...
any purse 'too. .We'carry papers] ‘
yau may have set can be accom. l-gf;
The Gorliam :Co
“White Star” or "-‘Cunar'd.” 5 :
immunization“
«rm.
0n Reliable .Jimlit‘irur
Junk. Automobiles—a SPeCialty.‘
_ LEFFRGN , : ;
*5 .«Rowan St. . moonlit-walk;
Styles In Spring Slices? .
WE HAVETHEM FOR MEN. WOMEN AND‘
CHILDREN. ‘ '
"Many novelties have been recerttlyrcceiv- f
ed which are well worth seeing
Plenty of Hosiery of all Grades
ICONNEA’LLY 81 BRACKEN
South Nor walk. j
81 Washington Street.
fier_
THREE STORES IN 0 E. NO STAIRS .TO
Free Delivery Everywhere
.STERLIN‘ ",S l; '
”175?“!ng Furniture?
Now is the time to select your Spring Furniture .while "
the stock is complete. If you wait: until toovlatc thc'stock
diminishes. The present freight embargo willmake It im-
possible to getwhat you want when you want it.
3. Library "T3516
‘t
Mahogany-MM!
$13-35 7
Join Ou‘rRaeiriigeraiorCiub Now "1
5
For immediate or-future delivery. 'We have-over “50 Styles?
and sizes for you to :select from.-- $2.00 wrll deliver anyike- '1'
frigerator to yourhome. . . . '
‘Refrigemtorsifiitlfi 1:0 $55M
Enocial White Enamels-Reed}-
.fiGarfiagé, full size ”$19.95?
.Stmllats .';. . . . . ‘.1-$5,95 um
overt a‘rqnam’.m.
Norwalk Chronicler