, ' if the nation goes to war and "spare"
A1111; Bantam ”gunning?”
perm; our
HOUSE W.
meme. (111111111113 Given
Canes-13119111: 1446
J. A. RUBBER
108 So. Main 81. So. Nous-lb:
11016101.
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1‘1be Pack Of N01'0t0n Heights is
, Forecast tor Nonmlk. and vtclnlm flow W104 “the L. W. Wilson
Inset led tonight and Sunday, prob: 9M“
ubiy show em; warmer tonight. 'Ibe 5 1 .
' mod
(western disturbance new forms a long M5" and M’s-01‘3““ L005"
trough of low pressure extendingfl'om 15‘3“ moved into 555° K955” 555““ 055'
'i'eus northeaslward to upper Mich‘l 5Ce’aterstmet. ,
gun. It is causing unsettled weather ’ ' . . . 1_ (l _I
“with a decided rise in temperature in ; EdmuW. W 555 assisting 1n "5
the central districtl. The rainfall office of Highway Commissioner R0114
hinting the last 24 hours has been very“ on N' Green.
light and confined to the northern bor- "
tier. 1
”TN 1.11.1111. r'uxhcns'r w"..-
.-——r
John D. Crimlnlnfi. Jr, with his
youngsonis luck from Florida, and at
his Newton homo; ,
p
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Julius Katz has established 11 lunch.
'> ' - ' ill'oad, bridge at No~
5'; 111011. wagon months 111 '1
4 '5' 5' roton Heights.
Toulpmatuic: Low,
lull
1 ,5 John Doyle has mowed from W
‘ Relihan'li house at the Heights, to one
. ; or break L‘anejfluta. l
5 ‘ . 5 7 William J. Fleming, J11, of Mans-
livid avenue, is on a business trip at
Buffalo and other adjacent places.
hr.
Mrs. Charles ll. Bul'ough-s has re— ._
‘1'. ' )' i 1‘01, 1.,
tuned longer homeI 1n lan els 1 a 1 Mrs. Mary Jayne opened her "5|le
1151'1sprndmg ,two weeks with her. _ ‘
. ,H r ,; Mrs (. q Dayton High55551555 and home—made bakery in 1ts new]
5575155551: 55 5 5 5 5 5 5 ' 5 locuticu in the Austen block Thursday.
;- 'f'r‘ .
Dr, (‘lmrles W. McCormick of Stam- 555550 entire 5359““ 05 the parish
ford, will be the preache1 at the First 5505““ 05 5511““ Cl1u1,(l1 Norolpn,
Methodist Episcopal Cluncn tomor ‘55 b‘img YMPWTM‘M by Inglis 1".
ion morning at 10: 30 o'clock. This liirks "1““-
5- ' ml] be (1 great opportunity to hear a
forceful preacher.
l
55"!” installing electricity in 11111113'
(.1411:- 1: 11111411111 of 100 Chestnut lwmI': I for their mospccllvo summer!
1~1trect.vvus called to South Norwnll(_0f‘f‘llellS 1
last evening by the sudden death of} -—~ , —
111:1 father, Dr. Frank L. ()lmsteiul. l
lrr. Olmslcad was well known in NOI‘OW‘I are Manning to give unolhcrl
llelhtl and llunhury. having spent [1535'80011 lifter Easter. on two soul's. 1
his sunnucrs here. He 33'11'1' in hisjsivo awnings , ~ 5
.-13'-(»11111th year The funeral arrange-i _........-
(111:1: lm'e not born completed.w—llstu- l The Misses Kane of 1111111111311 w1ie
11.13 \1\1~,,.i11 town 11 few days ago to make 111'-
'~ rmqemcnm for opening ll11i1'su111mlr
me on Long Neck Point shortly.
-—-~-~-—
\‘111'1131'k wmncn :11'1I dlopph
(.1' H1111 boy'cotls. "l‘hII chances um»—
'11 mm ft)! '13 pp 119731 reduction in f 7’ Merl smug of Nomton Heights lolll
1 .m.“ 7111“,“. prolidlnl: the 'by simmer for lho South. 'f‘hur'sdau
555 555555 55 5555 5 5}“ Will 11"l111n to Newton in about two
111111313 docs not go to 33"111 according; 3319115 - i
1 1 food (-'xprrls. Thc3 say that more5 51
.1 3'1gotublpw .1111b0111g1111~19dintheSontl1 ,Lumy Momoc has sold 5‘53. WNW;
3171111 in the waxmm Western states dale grocery busincsn to Mrs Flow-no
.4..] ,nnd that 11,11,313 'will Millu' 11nd hereon. The no“ ll1'5n1
5555555 55555 55550555 1 1 1 A15 311mm- wlli 5.555 “’I‘htI Miller (‘0., Iz'll "
1411011 flood 1111' Past 1'11 1118r11 ls 555
1110 bias 1 and the \‘mthncst will raise
.zl't-at quantitivs of food products dul"
1111.7 the. cnsniu" summer, which will
probably tend to reduce p1'ices._Th(I.re
“is no predicting what will be the (11199
l
l Mrr» Fl'nnk Wal'bnl'lon ot the l‘ml‘
ilbatl, Nomlon, has recently becn (n
tortninlng the sister of 1111I ldlt‘ .31125
Wurbnrtou, whose home is in 111111111111.
phi: 1.
11.-on 1111' culled into service.
Mr. and Mru Richard F. Shelton of
' . ' , the Heights have returned from \lnr-l ‘
Members 01' Buckmgham Post, I'm. still 8. Cu where they l1 M. 1190115
35-55- (5' A' R" 55595 55555 evening in the spending lh past two months in ”1911'
headquarters in the Town Assembly ulnlcr collage
'llioll lmilding,‘.iu Wall street. and, --.. -’
"““-“"“5“‘5 55555555955“ Arfcmn's liolmcs of the law firm of
1
l
. ”051119.“. Rappulo & Kénncd3 of \‘ew
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY 5Yoll1', who will occupy the thy cot-.
um be upon tomorrow at their new;
. ) ,,
:111111'.ess \",'0 Main slrccl bctp can 5tho5 51555 555 55’5"“! N59“ 505155 55 “M55”:
h 1111' of ‘1 1nd 1 ends and? for lluI “55555505 555555550‘5‘3‘159’553 “1"‘59 15‘9"“-
l 1‘ . l . ‘7 ‘
'1' ' , . " lions.
' 1 ”mg 5'5 55555-505555 .- 33.11191 11111131 111 the an
, Albrll Wellnilz spout ycslurdnv in bar-Ii Spending a tub. da3s's' furlough5
5 . 711,11; York citv, .‘from the naval" training station 1115
..-__---. ._ . -..,Newport, at the home of his mother,
cull-DRE“ N0]. 5M1's. IA. 13. Boderfol' Maple nvcnue, No
eX-5
:
rol'on Heights.
Mrfand Mrs. William Weed have re-
turned to their home at the Heights,
after havipg spent most of the past
three months at Savannah. Ga. They
also took :1 trip to Cuba during the
winter.
ll llllJll
Mothers Are Careless; -
(‘uild1cn. ale not to blame when
f-l'OSS {93 Orish, not eating right, sleep-
1— s, nervous and all out- of sorts. If
mothers are, on the job and notice the
,Jitlle duug'er signals, they will find
the tongue coated and the breath bot
kind bad 11 sure sign' of m‘erwot'k-Fd
and loaded acid stomachs, indigestion
clogged intestines.
'lhis condition can be stopped in” a‘
fun homs with :1 good dose of a sim-
ple old remedy that 11115,. been handed,
l. 65-5
(I031 11 for generations in thousau Miss Helen which was occupied by
f filmilies, “Mrs. Winslow' s Soothing ; ;
' ' . - ‘ ' ' , . . a. ,
syrup," 11 harmless but sure laxative: {53551957 (15355“ng 5 it. ““50“ 53 151515:
which a mother workcd’out- (1111151180113556555 505' the 9505555555. season. .
1101“!” ,children and g'rnhdclifldm Stokeses returned from'Palm iBeach
.Iijkelull good things “Inldiimve‘smull 5M5 “9555' and are 55555“ $505555 11:; in
beginnings if, spread to all the 1113153111 New York:
W555“ still 11 glen until now you
4 1'11 get it in .my good d1 (11: Show: in
1111'. 11",o1ld
Millions of mothers today swear by
f‘llrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup" and
ma children love tt,'d1ey like the
taste and it heels, kills cramps, sweet
51111551 nucl' cleanses their sour little
1011111111111 gently, and thoroughly.
(11111 the little ones a chance, uto-
,; tier. go to your druggist lull!- get n
1111111.: today; the laxative Without: a1
rain of dupe, “Mrs. Winslow's Smm‘ ,
51111: 531-1113." " , ,, ., " 111s origiiiut’o’r’ of: the"
N
; Charles Keil, who lives in the 0x
Ridge section of town, and operates
,mcat markets at Rye and at Green
wich, Will open a will” business Sat-
urd-ay in the store ormerly occupied
b3 Mrs, Mary Jaynes restaur,ant ad
joining the Stewart grocery.
‘71.
"Brick House, the' home of Mrs. An-
sl‘ill undergoing treatment at. Johns
Hopkins 110111111111 in Balur'nore, where
she w-ent to undergo an operation sev-
eral wdeksago, , Mrs. WilllmpMurrlm
Weed, has (returned to her home st the
‘figbod drusglst's 'ererywuure: , Bariumstutlogs 111111111 are lulu 5 anti 5
(111111 . NorwelkwAdv '
three-score years 11nd ten.
(st-5 sou Phelps Stokes and her daughter, 5
Miss Bessie Weed of the Heights, is .
1111112” went. as companion I'with M11111 . '
11911111111. _ ‘1 ; ,. . ; '1 ":7,
l 10051. Edwin 01.411918. one of the vets“ ‘
arena of Fitch's Home, 11111115391111.1111 ,
the- Civil Win- with 11111107, 113111 is also 1 1
Momma Water comm in con-
Wilt m7 places In town which
momma“ by summel- residents,
' with their water mains.
, pro the Hunts house at Long Neck
Among these
Form; to be occupied by Hamilton
Pelt. Mm. Phillips’ 8 house in the Glen:
brook 56014021,th Yelly house on
the Post Road.
Tax Collector Ebert C Bales has
notified delinquent taxpayers on last
179an list that this is the last week
they will have to settle on, as Ilene
will be placed upon all property upon
which the taxes are not paid by March
31; Beginning on Monday, Mr. Bates
will be at the Town Hall daily to col-
lect taxes for this year, for which
bills werei'eccntly sent out.
The. news was scattered all the way
from Norotou Heights to Darien Thurs-
day morning. The early train which
brings local newsdealers' their supplies
of New York morning papers occasion-
ally chews them up instead of deliv-
ering them, and that happened Thurs.
fida3 morning to the consignment for
Greiser, the dealer at the Heights
When tossed from the train, the suc-
tion of the"curs carried the packages
under the wheels, and under the train
all along the truck us far as Dar-ten,
torn'iu shreds.
ll. M Sullll1,ll1(' loculmcrchunl who
for many years has handled duil3 and
Sunday newspapers in town, in addi
lion lo the many other lines (Married in
Smiths novell3 store, announced to
his customcm Kerduy that begin-
ning next Mondnv hc newspaper and
of the business would be discontinuod.
William G. Strangvraui’.‘ 1111-11 are‘ 5'55““. Smith lelurncd ‘0 515$ place 0f bust I time
new Wednesday. after 1111 absence of
ulmosl two weeks because of illness,
and h- 1:1 decided that. because of his
“unpuhwd health and advancing 3'ears5
Young people of St. lolm' s (‘l1urr,h 55‘“ W5“ 8““ ”153 part of his business, and 31
uhlch necessitates very early rising
2I31~"13 morning in all sorts of “culhm
to meet the 11913 bpapcr truth, which 111'
lxiu-s in hunt about ll o'clock 11.111
Superintendent James R Wialll
(splufinml lo llnI pupils of tho Sme'n5l5ll5
and Fighlh grade 111 Center lac/boob
W1 duosdul tho purpostI of thr- loynl
lmzlguc. 1111 oru'mizullon fostered by
the Dunghlrrn of the American Revfiolu
“011,10 foster patriotism among the
running gonerullou.\'ea1l3'ull the
hop: and girls look the plrdgos of the
1111137111», and 1'1IclIi11Id.1 pry?
button. with Old Hwy i1
nrs, 11s 11 token or 11) mm lllp
pledges include (lmolton to the find."
the consoclnlio of heart head and'
hand to lhc scrvic of lh(I counl13, and
u plomisl- to hung out the nutionnl ('11-
sign on till pulrlollr holldms
l‘onr'lccn 1111~111bers llRlQ born on-
rolled in the Marion ’fllllllI and Pistol
5t‘ lub, and i1 is 1- xpoclml that .1 number
.ot' ll ors “ill be (Ilr-clld lo 1111111110515"-
ship at the meeting to 131' hold on Mon-
-1lu3 night ut the Ilurlcn flrlI homu- Tho
otlirers a1". .l l‘ \l‘.illlnms prrsldonl;
\l: ulioucull lluwkcs, 31((Iplc111dcnl
Stunle3 linker. sorrel 11'3" George M. \.
11 uluhlm' t1'o:'I',18111(1 15nd Murtln .l.
Shaugh'u-sscy, (Ixcculivc oflll'mr TinI
dues are three dollars 11 370111111 ls
expected that an indoor rifleI 171111111I will
be constructed at lhtI firchousc, about
(ill feet long' and lln'ongh thc cou1lcs3'
of W R. S Bales, an outdoor range
will be conslrucml on some of Mr
B-rlos‘s pt'op1I113a2l103'nrds long. Scnn
5515555 Charles F \lilllamson 1111s prom
\1133 f1 13:
«Id to obtain lhc nocos 'ar3 rifles iron
the authorities at Hurtford.
“——
Local gardeners are beginning to
think of turning up the soil in menu
1' 1llon for seed beds-1 W. Sherwood
of Main sheet “hose garden is always
the admiration of all passcrsby along
that iioroughfnro, slurled to div 11111-
when lthough us he is new employ ed
11:7 baggagnmaslcr at the South Nor-
null: depot of the \ew lime-n 1".utl1oud
i" " ""‘I' not hnve us much time for gar-
5-11--
illke the Rifle Club. Hence the call for
('I1Illulii l;
2llul' '-l ll-5
3 555551
lulled during the miss-7m: altitude
5o: vegebubkl. it is my Mum?
mien people who We not sou 1115
for this sort of thing We”. Will 1er
their hand this summer growing crops;
and eating all they our, and 0111112135
all they cannot eat; 3*
-‘- ~40“
First film My ll. '.LV
Schlichtlngmetiugu magnum.
,has called a mushrooming for best.
‘ Holiday emit, a; the Tom Hen, more
ganize (:5 local' WE of Hm
Guards. " Captain Hilton“. (new: the
State organizers, 3nd mm Milton
Boyle and Mark' W. Nor-mania! thin
town will speak. At first the state, an-
thorlties dld: not appoint a recruiting."L
agent for Darieu, as for mosh ot' the
towns of the state, assuming that,
since this town lies betweenfitamlord
5aud Norwalk, local men; if' disposed to
join the. new organization, would apply
to one of these nearby units. It; was
further supposed that Barton men
would join the recently organized Da-
rien dime and Pistol Clubynnd that
this would be substantially the. same
sort of an orgauliatlon. However, the.
latter has not interested as many men
as might. be expected, for one reason
or another, and localprlde has been
exercised. so that this town wants (3
Home Guard, Just like the other towns
of the State, understate direction and
control, and not merely acmibfflclal
the meeting to organize a Home Guard
on Monday night.
AMMUNITION CONTRACT ENDECt
Pl'l"l‘SllllllGH, Munh 30. «:Twelvo'
i hundred mcn employed in the Twenty-5
loighlh 51101-1 plant of the Wesllngp
”muse Elm-1111 and Manufacturing
Company wmc idle today for the first
in two 3'.(ars Last night a big
contract for seveninch explosive
uhells for a foreign government was
completed, and the. men were told'
there was nothing more. for them to
(10.1th are all skilled worknf'cn
ill be .llmorbml by other steel
1miIls' 1'11 the district. “ht‘i‘t labor is
'11 horny (ll'mand.
M...—
5M0llllll! Ytlllll Cllllll5
' I8 CROSS, Wild”
5
, fill" GONSIIPllIllN
ach Sour, Clean leer and
‘ Bowel: .
Give 'l'falifornlu 53' run 1! Figs" nl '
once—.11 louspoonful today often saves
it sick child tomorrow.
If your little one is outfit-sorts. lmlt‘
'sick, isn’t rusting, eating and acting
naturallywlook, mother! soc lf tongue
is coated. 'lhis is u sure Sign that its
little stomach, hr ('1' (1nd bowels arc
clogged with waste. \Vbeu cross, hr!
table, feverish, stomach sour, breath
bad 01 has stomnch ache, diunwhocu 5
sore throat, full of cold, give a leu~5
spoonful of “California Syrup of Pigs,”
and in u few hours all the constipated
poison, undigested food and sour hllc
gently mot-es out of its little bowels
without grlplug, and 3ou lune a 33cll.5.
playful child again. 5
Mothers can rest easy after gl3'i11g15
this harmless “fruit laxative." because
it never fails to cleanse the little oue‘s
'llt (I1 and bowels and sweeten lheiz
stomach and they dearly love its plea-5
sant taste. Full directions for babies, 5
chlldrcn of all ages and for grow-n ups,
printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig 53 rnps.
Ask your druggist for a fill-cent bottle
of "California Syrup of Figs " then 896
that it is made by the “California [111;
Syru‘p Compau37..”——Adv 1 5',
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At a meeting of the
after April 10, 1917.
By order of the Board of Directors. .
LEROY MONTGOMERY Treasurer.
March 23, 1917. ' 1
NOTrCE
The People’s Trust Company held. this day a
dividend at the rate of four (4) per cent. per
aimum was declared to depositors‘fin the Savings
Department out of the earnings for the current;
six months end 11g March 31, 1917. The same
will be entered on pass books and paid on; and
Board of Directors of
_ _, ..__‘.,.-,.
If Tongue to Coated, Breath Bud, Stomu 5
111581311113 Styles cu '
CLedit'
Goldy G Brennan
4% SOUTH MAIN ST.
5 George W. cm, 11'.
“ UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
4 Beldeu Place, Norwalk
Phone 1441
Lady Attendant
Heard-1s Semen:-
' '7 Railroad Ave.
Delicatessen and Lunch Room: 1
(The Gaodie Shop), 5 5 Tel.“ 973.‘
LOGN-A AND Bk'mxuom's
lglimmer: AND BO :KWURTZ -
FRESH AND» SMOKED LIVERWURTZ
ROAST HAM AND CORNED BEEF
(11110111211 PIES FRESH DAILY
WALK FARMsd
FRESH EGGS FROM WEST NOR 40¢ DOZ.
FAST FBEISHT ems TO NEW 5
YORK.
THE ANMNG J. SMITH .TRANS
PORTA'HON LINE, Inc.
Freight but leave. Pler 27 £1133
Elven New York (foot of Catherine
51.; every day except Sunday, at 3 p
(:1. Freight received at Norwalk up '1‘:
5 p. m. and at South Non-walk n: to
3301: mf\
insect Killers
111d Fungous
Remedies
Albert; D. Morgan,
WASHINGTON STREET 5
Ask. for. the Big
Book
.11....“—
Fol' Lipid-(Into Service Call
rose H. eANuno.
Funeral Director and Embelmer
Office und Residence
Telephone 904
,M Sei'fluln BL. ., So."Norwulu
m...“ “W
on Reliah'e Junk Firm
Best prices paid for all kinds of
Junk. Automobiles—a specialty
Send postal or telephone.
L. EFFRON, '
5 Rowan St East Norwalk
Tel. 1906. Tel 1996.
Beef, Iron 81‘ Wine;
Tonic, Stimulant and 'Appetlze1
F. H. BAXTER
Druzglst
‘ The Banner Bakery
Tel 867 5 Monroe stree'
A'ndreyv Da'Vey, Inc.
'98 Washington St, 80, Norwalk '
PHONE 410,“ PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
12 lbs; (11111111111211 Sugar $1"
TOMATOES. RASPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES,
SLICED' PINEAPPLE AND PLUMS . 10¢ can»
Best Laundry Soap 7 for 25¢ .,
. 16'Sunkist Oranges 251:
Best Marrow or Lima
Beans 13c lb.
Cal, Sardines. large can Ioc
In Tbmato Sauce. .
Baldwin Apples 50c pk.
Best Potatoes ...... 751: pk.
Best Kale ..... 35c pk
BEST PRUNES‘, EVAPORATED PEACHES OR
EVAPORATED APPLES ....... . . .. . 42 lbs for 25¢
o WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIAL PRICES-
...”— W—
Flowers -- The Perfect
Easter Gift
Easter, the seasOn of the new life—554th: resurrection.
time. What more appropriate time for flowers?
Flowers are indeed th: perfect Easter gift. Whether
your floral offering be for the church or home, hospital or
to send to some dear friend, the true Easter spirit may be
most beautifully expressed in a selection from out mag-
nificent display of spring flowers and blooming plants.
South Norwalk Florist
‘ ,2 South Main St.“ .
\
We. are now able to supply our-
customers with PIES. made to
order each day. We (1180 have"
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE:
RINGS 1n addition to our regular
stock
Give us a trial order.
THE GREATEST
’ '5 FOOD 'VALUE '
‘ Frisbie’s' Pies _;
The most economic
dessert Sold at all
stores; Try them...
\
, :Sundavs By Appointment only
H_E--E. _. 1 .
W.‘
- TEETH 7- 551 .
Extracted . Without Pain
, Dr J » H. Mallory}.
5 »; 16 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk. Ct:
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. 111,, 7 to a"
and American.‘ style.
‘ ' bless
11.111.111.111... day or week. Stmm- humid, e! 3
55511351111 and 31111.1 Fide- Cafe attalhefl; also Restaurant I ll »
tumultuous? chestnut St;
one run. seminar. .
111111111..Lc
fallen. Thanh. ‘Mfli‘ Ill
. 1W” ”f
New Blouses
Forecasting Spring's authentic fashions are these newly
arrived Blouses.
An assortment of everything that is new, smart and.
retty _
p Espeg’mlly attractive are those of Georgette crepe and
crepe de chine,’ 1n a wonderful variety of models, some
beautifully hand embroide ed and headed
The colors too are the prettiest ever—Gold, Maize,
‘ White, Flesh, Nile, Bisque, Rose, Blue, Lavender and
others, r
All rcpresenf the perfeztion of Waist Workmanship.
Begter see these early as possible.
PRICES ...... .. 1.. 1..., ..... 5.5.. . $3 50 5up 10 $8 958
Nuunndéfibmrtbuumu; :
. In
A. unckerman 8: Son
South Non-walk, Conn. 5 1
Norwalk Chronicler