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MARKET
cine. mm or.
. EAST“
-Nonwnui
Nis-
.‘8weeney 81:, old Hawkins
is in New Haven today.
I. We will «Eon to New
W under its own power.
fl M evening. the blast Nor.
‘Mt‘Club will hold a chowder
A good time is expected.
_ Margaret Smith, of 64 1-2 Os-
fleuue. inst Norwalk. spent Fri-
, mm and Newxllaven.
Scouts, Troop 6. attended 1: rel-
“ {is Boy Scouts oi this city held
MI Ochoa! last evening. A
W‘Uu unloved.
. wav—
W A reissue! of the choir
" inst Ame. ii. in Church inst
A uplands; promo: is help!
he Inter.
. MW Whilst Club held an
‘ tension It the home of Mrs
W These were five
a. sun: collation was served
I w reported yesterday that
m ind Joined the United
. III". Ir. Mar did not loin
*1. lie become I member loe
fl. ”Huntsman. oi Cove sve-
W “other letter from his
-M this morning. Eul is with
MI Cross corps in France. lie
59 (Iii! lie is enjoying good
lib! («lures oi‘ entertain-
Nflo Mayflower llook and Lad-
post which is to be given Tucs-
W been promised by the enter-
oommiilee. There , is no
m ”upwind, Then Given
“But. fins Outwitiing the Doc
mw: will be the subleot of
due of the East Avenue
“‘3 tomorrow. in addition
Ill“ idiiduuion of the great
I“ mt! us so a nation,
man:- will one part.
M
m A. 0. held n meeting
“it its (union on (love ave
_. new members were elected;
“at. “Tod" Bates, . Low-
liusbsll uniforms hove
W from s New York llrm.
to baseball practice in the
soil duration tomorrow at
grounds.
W
Monte». or N Y. has been
‘ or uncle. Irving Plensnntn.
ore budding in sheltered
Possy Willows have been
. '_ shipps‘dtolsuopooutthoemlhtion
0. Brown. ileum avenue.
”8 v.
.u... 4.. “’li-
S nudity
. ,ii .t..u:.:.>u:
ton aid 1:112; l':' min spent
with Mnsnd ins.\dohn llovis.
Mr. IAIman is putting an addition on
his store, preparatory to opening for
the. summer automobile trade.
The Rev. Henry Appenzeller‘of Cau-
nondale filled the pulpit of the Con.
gregational Church last Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
North Wilton Mission was held last
Monday evening at the home of Wil-
lien: Eckart.
The Women’sxnuxiliary meets ev-
ery week in the parish building. The
members are preparing a box to De
sent after Lent to a mission in North
Carolina.
W
Prpfessor Musser of Starr‘s College
will Igive a. talk in the Town Hall
Thursday afternoon. April 511: at 2.130
o'clock. All interested in the produc-
_ Lion .9: milk in uneconomical and et-
flcient way are cordially invited to at-
tend. as well as others who may wish
'lo learn new ways in‘agriculture.
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Mrs. John Swucimen of New York
spent Sunday in Rowayion. .
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Mrs. 11.111 Duineron of Tokens-kc
spent Wednesday in New York.
The work of remodeling the Con
resilience st Tokoneke is progressing
rapidly.
Miss ‘bi‘slit‘ Judge of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. 11.13 Clev‘eriev
of (‘raw llill.
Miss Maud Leland of New York is
clos
‘present Sunday to help ihei
lmb. 3: 30. The Junior ney remedy l rely on
E will meet. in the psi Pills They have been worth their
weight in gold to me. "———Adlv.
its upward cl
Society of C
mary room.
ice for prayer and worship. The open- *
70! the pastor's sermon. Every one is
.lilind."
«um
.. s....2; ,. _ . .. A .
age Gide. Iu.s. The Eminence oi the
“Jesus th
4: 30. The afternoon serv-
ing port of the meeting will be in.
charge of the C E. society. ‘The quiet]
ways ofmGod‘s providenpef’ is the:
topic. and Miss Kate Crockett the
leader in this portal? the service. “Our
Lord Triumphant," will be the subject
welcome at hose services. Come and.
worship With us. The mldewsek meet
ing will be held on Wednesday even—
ing at '7: 45. Every member sbcpid be neaday.
present as there is to be an import
not business meeting at the close of
the regular service. iY
ROWAYTON METHODIST l
Sunday, April 1.
at 10:30 a. n1. Reception of members,
’Ibapiisin of children and Communion.
Sunday School at 11: 50 s in. Lesson in town Tuesday
subject is “Jesus Gives Sight to the
St. iolm 9:11-38. Church’;
membership cl" ‘s at 3 p.111.
League oi“ 6.43 p. m. The topic is
H‘Are We Fooling Oursel: es. 'l‘liel
Moder is Harry Bryan.
Evening worship at 7: 30 p. u: Thei
pastor‘s subject is 1111‘ last in the!
'serics of sermons on ‘Why I Am Not friends in Stamford on Monday
a (.thistian." 1 Am not. a Chisrtlan lie .
causi I Can Not Speak or l’ruy ill Pull.
lic ”
Monday at 7:45 p.111. Meeting 01
the oiiiciul board at the parsonage.
”This is the lust nweting of the confer
ieiice your. All members alelurged to
be present.
1'
i
'11 s helpers: n ill-Kill! um”
Lord's Supper will be administered ill person» perspire as 11 mix as or iii.
the close of the morning service At demands.
11': 50 the Bible school will meet 10 for the kidney, for the kidneys ionising. completion
study the lesson (or the day.
gives sight to the Blind ' The A B C I.“““ ”‘3‘ ‘5 911mm?“ ”"0““ thetier part of May 0: in June
5 has gained the highest atiiiude’ pores when persons peisp'n'x. Over- w“--. i
in the Mountain Climbing contest iworked viesk or moor-demo kidneys; The New Canaan Soup”, of Artists
Every member of the school should bci need help now B. H. Stow. Residing. a one of over 750 an
r class 1111 PiL, writes: "Whenever I need a hid-I ”memes men I
Morning worship in New York
EDWIOl‘m friends in tour: Monday.
{with the railroad company.
visiting relullwson Weed street.
.. -. is '
"I I“ (lay
at
.VI’I‘Hu we“
until
The lll'ETl
The result is double work' Alovslu s c
.i". of 1111 m \v St{
north and u. ctcry is near
ll is especial thfliI
row out waste matter “3"” “*9 ”5' Hire church will be dedicated the lat- I
tioncd in the cur-hem edition of tilt
American Art Annual recently publish-3
ed by. the American Federation of:
Arts at Washington. 7 I I i
Feisty Kidney
SOI. NORWALK
Goats, Suits and Millinery
g Change Accounts. Opened
i
Mrs. A. E. Sammie and son, Stunleyfi
were in New York Tuesday, when
vase-deg!
smiley underwent his bimonthly ex-l
animation at the Post Graduate Hos-
pital. The doctors speak very encour
sgingly of his complete recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Deb‘orest haVe rc—
tumed to %eir home on Lnkeview ave-I .
!
CIA—Eran...—
id. R. Raynor was in Boston, Wod-
nue alter ' ending the. winter at Star:
ford, with. r and Mrs. .Charles D. 'l‘l.
‘sntino Miss Madeline DeF o.rest who~
has been wording in Silvennine. has
Mrs. Paul Rliicnll is visiting in New‘ah‘o returned hw- :
ork. . i
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Miss Anita Raymond spent Saturday
».'.
W7 V
i Amelie. 8., widow of James lion?
died Monday, at the age at 80 years;
The tuners] was held attire home of
iStepben Keeier yesterday, at 2 p. m.
iRsv. J. Howard Hoyt and Rev. Ste-I
phen E. Keeler officiated. .She was a.
.member of the Congregational Church
and is survived by niepes and nephews, .
Mrs. W. ll. Burr of New C anaan was.
Albert Bulls at New Yolk called on
0‘ lug died several years ago. interment
was in the iurilily plot in lsikevlew
cemetery.
Charles Tutlle has tokens position
”M... ..
Roy and Mrs 11 ll Nellie called on ., C. E. Briuckerhofl oclobrniml his
birthday on Saturday at ii family uln-
ner at his home on Railroad avenue
Four generations were represented
.irom his mother. Mrs. limrici Brinok ,
erholi', ago 84. to the little 17.1111111an
Seebert S. iirinckerhoi'f. use one yei‘u“;
and a hall. “Presents and good wishes;
were. showered upon him. and Sunday.
foiind him the honorerLguesl at u did.
her at the home of his son, Attorneyl
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Mrs. 14:. V, Severnn of Brooklyn is
fi..._.
William .Stenclicn has revered
mm a severe ultock of rheumatism.
All old—inshioued dIilInee was given at
Buy Fire Insurance
And protect your property.
Buy Life Insurance 5
And Protect your family.
Buy Steamship Tickets
And enjOy travel
Buy Mortgage Loans
‘95; é
\ .
And protect your income.
Buy Workmen’ 5 Compensation
'And protect your employees.
Buyfiiv Accident Insurance
And protect your persor:
I Buy Real Estate
And owu your oviin home.
Buy From J. M. Layton 81130., lnc.,
flnusurancc. and Real Ev tate Agency,
5 Railroad Avenue, S 'o. Norwaik.
her nearer relatives. two brothers. hnv- ‘ ' I ‘ '“
cha rg‘e.
“end. B. Sherwood and R. '
' 131180.
Tuesday April 3. Meeting oi incl.
'Wumiin's Bible cluss iii 8 p. m.. with
. ~—-—'-—-— [Mrs Joseph Taylor on l’onnoycr
Mr. and Mrs. l W. Ward oi To street.
kt'nPlu'. entertained guests from New} Thursday. Mldulek pinycr scyvlco
York over the weekend. «at? :30 p m
‘ Fridli). a spininl Good Friday serv-
‘ co ”in keeping with [the spirit of iiie‘
lay and the pr‘ocluliintion of the gov-
rlIior that till day be observed by
~ listing and 1!!“va
having a garage built on her proprriyjl
in 'i‘olieneke.
'1 I
Henry sud liver bench, ot Brook
ly.u are spending a viieek with their
aunt, Miss live Cole, diowsyion uvcnue.’
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The choir of the Baptist (lunch is 1. My... “my,“ 01 especial interest
wilt-(using the CR 1131““ ”WWW" lunll lillp‘m‘luons are being plulined- for
and “The Cellini “in” i0 b9 givi’n Faust-I \pr“ 8 Pleat“: kepp ”mm in mind
or Sunday. ml (mull if you can. I
. . .
“AM—s...—
.lunles Lawton hill-1 succeeded in COMPLETE CARD FOR
moving the house recently bought oi: BOXING SHOW APRIL 5TH
Alex Raymond to its foundation on opium» of u“. Irish.,\)“eflcx{lfi A.
RVGM Side “rim". 1. :llink the card they lune arranged
. tor lire boxing show to be held at the
Grand Wood of Dorian has hoollimsino. in Bridgeport. April Mil will
awarded the contract for erecting a: ‘be a winner. in the main bout YIounii
new residence for w. (1. Cougarslinll McAuliii'o. “ill be pitted against Bait-
ol' New York. at Hickory mutt. Iiiiiig- limit” of New York. 'i‘nesc mo
‘ ~---—-———- _ .met 1; short time one at the Fairnlont
Mrs. F. A. iii-ands. has rented herjA. C. in New York, imd put up 1: flow
residence in Tokeneito for the season. ibnltlc Redd) bent Young Britt oi
slid will occupy the Lyons place. West Nevi Bediord and claims it draw will:
Side avenue. ‘ Al shubert
M The semi-iinel bout. uill lulrodiice
‘ The April meeting of the .lilbie study Willie Schnier .lnd ’liilil' Rit‘hiiril‘i ”10
class will be held next week Tuesday latter oi Bridgeport and the former oi
evening at the home ol’ Mrs. Joseph New York. Schiller is a welterweight
Taylor; Pennoyer street. it is hopedIVIllO has appeared at all the New
every member will plan to be present. York clubs.‘ Ricllmds bent Tommy
, jMarongo in is recent. show at the (‘a~
Tomorrow will on egg Sunday at the I-llflo
Methodist Sunday school Again this , Another ten round aflai: will have
your a collection of eggs uill be made Charley Pitts 0: Bridgeport and Bud
at the Five Points Mission, New York Palmer of Bridgeport as windows
city. Everyone is urged 1.0 bring his Pitts has been making rapid strides
contribution of eggs 8‘ this time. The since he made his debut here. He will
Ladies' Bible Study class is in charge find Palmer 1: good opponent however,
of the shipment. ins Bud has been training for several,
‘WOr‘ks
Edwin L. Stevens. of Rowayton ave
I‘LARGE PROFIlITS OF CHICAGO
one. has returned from Middletleld,i
Conn. where he took his-line Kroig. cuss IA“ 1°”) I'" ”38””
ride for the purpose of having a new
sight placed on it. He came back last.
night 11nd attended a meeting or the
Norwelk Rifle club‘tn the City Hall. A
shoot is being held this afternoon by
'members of the club on the Wilton
l CINCINNATI. Marin lid—Details oi'
the enormous profits made by theChl‘g
cugo Nutloual’lcsgue baseball club in
'the years ‘iouolo 1913 and the sudden
' drop in the earnings in the subsequent
two years were given_ yesterday in
Judge May’s common pleas court by
Charles Schms‘ilstig in his suit against
, Within Ia month a fleet: of oyster"
. - - ~ Charles P. Tait and others to recover
mm mu m“ m Brid‘em't' “mayor, 655.55 and intend.
tbe'nsturnl oyster‘beds will be worked. 1 '
Schmallstig, who formerly was coil-
“ is hoped that there will be plenty Ml fidentisl agent for Taft. claims the
"Ed' although no Sign: have been re} shove amount is due es his share '01
ported as yet. b-Thn Stevens boys or the $500, 000 proceeds of the sale oi
“Wm” ““1 ° °“ the 1"" “a ““1 900 shares or the club’s stock to Charles
full at her homo, Saturday. injuring
her back.
-cumc‘the parents of 11 baby boy Mon-
day.
vice to‘Norwnlk with his iiowwcll
touring car.
York are
weeks in town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzpatrick over
he Davenport lop on Saturday night.
Mrs. Easley imd the misfortune to
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weed Do-
W
Willis Wéed is running an auto our
and Mrs. Edmu- i’nrker of New
stopping for o couple of
Mr.
W...“
Ncw York relatives were‘“gucsts oi
the milk-end.
M1s.l.ouise Merritt oi Knlonuh. 1m
aunt of Mrs. Sammie. is visiting rein
lives in town
TTeyerill oi ilerien spenttiww
Mr. and
\irs.
dial-keno Mill her parents
Mrs. Stephen lientll.
The Owenoke Camp Fire Girls will
hold a dnnce in Raymond’s Hall on
Monday evening. April 9. .
‘.Mr and Mrs. IHnrrIy Jolie and dough
ter 01‘ Stamford spent Sunday it tht‘
home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Schmidt. a“,
Marshall Stenrns moved into his re
cciiliy purchased properly. the Howe
place on Oenoke avenue. this week.
W;
Mr. undI‘Mrs. Harry Weber and chii-'
Weber's nuut. Mrs. Helen Yunkes, Sun-
dsy. '
Mrs George Sellock oi Lewishoio
and son. Royal oIt Stamford, were call
ere at the home of Mnand Mrs. C. F.
Meade. Sunday. ‘
York and New Canaan spént the week
end at their country home on Weed
street. ' . ,
Mrs. E. V. Porritt has return to her
apartments at “The Kenoington. " New
York, after spending a couple ot’weeks
in town, .
TdeomanIT‘s mime Nisslonary So-
ciety oi the Congregational Church
will meet in the lecture room Tuesday.
With“fle°t “but“ omflng is hard Weeghrnsn, present owner. ,. Tait was
work Ind gives small attraction to per- former owner of the club '
sons except “w” “I!“ from boyh°°d In his testimony Scbmslistig as.
April 8, et' 3 p. m\‘.
The borough ’caucus‘ior nomination.
James E. Brinclierbott at Stamford.
dren of New Rochelle called upon Mrs. .. I
Richard Kelly and family oi! New
litmus Stiiliilli
LilLlil
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rfiRNITURE
is a Most Acceptable Gill 1111‘ Weddings
and Anniversaries
Our immense stock fills two big well lightedvlioors and
includes all grades for every room in the house.
.We gladly store purchases for future delivery without
Prompt auto delivery to all surrounding towns.
RAYMOND s SON
> Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Ste.
Norwalk.
Mi Are Happy Over "Neutronc 'Pre-
, cription 90" 1
They know that "Neutrono Pre-
scription 99” docs the work. turns the
trick every time. They know that
hundreds of people in this country
swear by it. stake their ieputstion on
ii. They say it is the best and (luck.
on: relief for those poor ochlng throb
hing joints and inflamed still muscles
that they lune ever used, no wonder
they are grateful, so would you be
There is nothing in our estimation
that will do you more good than
“Neutrono Pre‘scription 99," no nint-
ler what the age or what the (131188. it.
will remove the pnlri. take out the
stiflncss every time. why suffer when
relic-i is here. (let a bottle today and
any goodbye trouble. 500 and $1 at
A. Mead, druggist.—‘-Adv
The 511 of April
All Money Deposited in this Book on
Or More the 5111 oi April Will Draw in-
terest iron: the 1st oi April
w
0
Open Monday evenings from 6 to 8.
South Noiwalk Savings Bank
John H. Knapp, Vice-Pres.
- Alden Salmons, Pres.
George L. Woodward. Tress.
«‘I
the line in!
i
have been engaged in this industry.
Bowman men know what tmublesl
olsred that from 1905 to 1913, inclusive of omcers for the ensuing year will be 7
. some. the caste! everything has gone dends dropped to .20 pe'r cent. and in
up. end the demand (or oysters is 11011915 to 5 pet- cent. mainly because the
[any W or bus-oil Were also had “perish ed u long seize of
Ilbso outlier. . ~\ ‘
l
In answer to his tumor event's par
nascsundninossnswnrbepn. .1
cities. Maisonetuttliereisdos
flowenon nuptial oGhuIl'Clqu liter.
milieu.
the profits of the clubrsnged from 100 held at the Town Hall. Tuesday. April
the oystermen have. TM” labor is 1915 to 5 per cent“ mutilv hpcmma [ha 10 at”: m
WII
W. C. Irving, stiller: “out. success.
83 W an “IV" '1 ‘9" W “80 iolu’o was not ‘1: w oiling ball team and fully pissed thee and set M“ the
medical beacon us or the rulrosd
company, Suturdsy
I-nun-In—vu—d— ..
The business sud social meeting. I
would in meat excites the kidneys, they
become Mommas. sir. ache. and feel
likens: i Ina-5121:9312? limo cloudy
o no men .
- bhdmrhurltmd, and you maybeobli
scokpeirfi two or three tiniesdnriugtbo
When the alleys clog you must belpaib‘ein'
clubs ys pundits waste or you
so.
‘WMLAtfl r: a
' one kid "’.m.¢l°°le:l§‘
to I II
: 1 thus
or 3 cl
I iii-count tor a few day‘s end
then not line. '1"
to class Mgm
.45: sound send
in lilies. no
audio on
man
famous in
on
ores
me“ o.
or
11me
lit; who‘soureootirntstion.
its Should link lots of Water and Eat less Meat, Says
iloieii Authority in Kidney Disorders
Recommends a 81min! at iaii, Sills iii Glass of Water Brine
" Bonito: is Stimulate trims and Hillililaie
, '1.“I
hindsight
combined I
Norwalk Chronicler