when! At the 111111111 Cunard this often
noon to consider the movement for
the removal of the South Not-walk post
once to the fClliiord Hotel Block.
. Mount 1!!
scrim and Mad.
, cream and can
BANKS
3 Hotel Block.
Norwnl'lt
one.
{his wife. He was arraigned in court
‘thls morning, and his case was con-
tinued from day to day by Judge
Lockwood. .
ittnu hoods \ . «—-——-—
i NEW BOOKS AT THE SOUTH NOR
ms RACKETS
l WALK LIBRARY
5011 1.. $12 |
Books accessioneo in March. The
25¢ to $7
greater number are in circulation.
Non-fiction,
LS AND TENNISi
BALLS
Cyclopaedia of American Biography
11 .NN ELI {Y ’S
,v.14 15
lentil Main street
M,uir R.,
hammond's New Historical .iAtlas
1 for Students.
Hammond’s New 1916 Frontier At-
! [as of the European War.
Dickens’ Pictures by Contemporary
,i Artists (250)
Reid, Jill,
. ‘ Robert Burns Concordance
‘ ' ' “ Reed. C. A...
N 0W hortn American Bird's Eggs.
file. Time to Consider Boswell, l... H
' - pering Your Home AkAnllbttgtnge No.10. (11111.)
't‘C , . .,
‘s;E PA'NTING lieyt‘Cled ct Man. (Gift)
tes Cheerfully Given 1191-1, 1', 1.1.,
I tie—Phone I446 The Courage of tho (‘ov-‘nrtl, (1:;1'1.)
‘ ' Patterson, C. B.,
..', RUBBER What is New 111111111111. (11111.)
am St. So. Norwalk. mom A,
Lilies. (Gift)
Hudson, W. H..
Idle Days in Patagonia.
'l‘ht1 Purplt1 Land.
Tales 01 the Pampas.
A Silepilm‘d's Life
Segur, A.,
Poems.
Corson. l1.,
I The Aims of Literary Study,
’Chultuei's, 8.,
The Funny l‘ipcrot‘ S1tt'1tn111'.
. Moulton, it. 6.,
' \\ oi'ltl Literature. .
i Howells. \V’. 1).,
Literutltrc and Life.
sailor meoting of Colfax E11-
”‘1 0.0. R, will be 111111 this
“ 13d automobile belonging ‘10 '
States Marine Corps puss‘ Sl‘thonjuhE'tll‘llausion
Norwalk this morning, lcdtm 9, mm.”
‘ P1111. monti ot lite and litnth.
, Joltustn, l;
repottod th111 11 tail light L‘ut and Grow Fat,
11 obiie had hi on stoltn at W05"- ”M11-
Mnttntnitt interval.
Watson. \‘1..
‘ l’t'nt-t'nt't.
llood, Thomas,
(71:11'111'111‘11 I'tlt‘lli'lll Works.
llilli1',\ 1 . Lu,
(111111 Hooks as Life, 'l’cacltt'1s.
liuntlin A. I) l-..
l History In Architecture
iWoohie), l'4..
F of the Home Guard or S“”“”“,‘”‘
l'nltnot la,
Wm drill tonight under the Mv 9111111111] ‘1"11111 of tho \\'111
1 Captain Charles \lllnc. i1 B'orsiudt “ ll.
Emory. , All members of the lmns 1111., the initnmntlst.
' ' It i 11 It. .,
2" Ire—Ln” 3.} 8 oclock. : ill‘listtny of Modern Painting 4
‘Vt'ilodsettd, G. J..
geport police reported ‘0 Practical Wood Carving
police that a Ford car, 1,0 111.111.1111.. 11,,
noctlcut license, number A11 O‘ri (‘1 untry llouso
(Hooper C. S.
been stolen ytstcrdav from The Bible and Modern Life
'Intzersoll, R. S..
than 'l‘hnt lloor'
Telephone Directory of New \ork.
(Gilt)
Shakcspt 1111'. W..
H. N. Hudson ed.
for shelves.
Fiction.
"treat. Oilicer lirchtn invest“?
} he'a regular meeting this
ill-Our Brothcrs' Lodge, No.
. .' F., in the lodg1- rooms in
V.
‘ohn L..Roh11r1.~x will report
evening for the first time
was assaulted by thugs in
IR.” His many friends will
‘seo him book at work.
20 v. Not ready
l’ultnor, I‘.,
Tim Old, Blood.
m "In" I“.
were eight sales of rail es-
rtvalk, last week, with mort
Thor Its
18,138.' For the second Hmmth' ,
til,1916 there were Sl\ The Man Next Door. I
. l Monthly and mortgages lambs, \l. W“
7‘ ‘ Tho Cnstawuvs.
Mullins, l \l.,
Anon 5 [Wedding
~.—.-
'of a. series of live «sub- ‘
Burnett. 11..
neon was held Saturday 1“,, “-1“... ”up“.
the Norwalk Country Club. CI‘J'El‘un, C.l1..
Taming of Cuiiugn.
Cummings. H. R.
No Graven image.
Tracy, I... -
Postmaster s Daughter
III-limiting, R..
1 1 1 In the Wilderness.
' ] Pack'ord, F. L.
:y 110011. 3,3“: “1:01;: Offs“ Advmtttres 0t Jimmie1 Dole.
, 55 e gs ere 1n Wilsie H.
t rather looks as though Lvdln of the pines,
ill collect a large amount in Humphrey, Z., '
xtra fees. Only 100 dOgs WGlstulCFlre. . ‘
' . 9 51 -1
censed as yet. Altet the Mark of Cain
an extra fee of 81.00 will
, Porter. H..
_9 those who have not reg- Road to Understanding.
11' animals. 1 ~
gely attended. A most do .
vetting being enjoyed by all
Ban-Joe wullnce furnished
1 (1 next dance will be held on
.ning of this week.
Jenkin, M..
The Norfolk Boy Scouts.
.. (Blanchard. 6., Y
-- * ’ ' Philllda's Glad ear.
R KODAK BANK— Bindloss, 11..
UR" DIMES FOR A _ Brandon of the Engineers.
; AMERA Smith, H. t... .-
C ' ~ ‘ , Peggy Raymond’s School Days.
ow li—G rpomtton ori'ester 11.11.,
{Timon Prnclnn TWINS.
'1'1'
1f. 1 ‘
man ‘t 11111111 to risk yOur valuables outside this
date deposit vault—on account of the small rental.
4
Michael Kelly was arrested Soto;-
day night, at his home in Harbor ave-'
for drunkenness and, assault on!
1 NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and ‘Personal .
NEWS
1' ,
MUSIC AT cnsn euuantow. l
A large number of young people
gathered Friday evening in J.&J.‘
Cash’s. bungalow and a fine time was‘
enjoyed by all present. Miss Ella'f
lontzts rendered some beautiful pieces
1n the piano. Games and singing were
the enjoyments of the evening. i
Those present were the Misses‘.
Helen Casey, Lillian Herring, Helen‘
Boyce, Eleanor Williams, maria Iler-
ring, Madeline Bruwvett, 1Rose, Mnrie§
and Josephim Drumm, Hannah Olsen,
Ella Chontas, Helen Irving. Halon and
Kate Lardos. , :
Messrs. Francis Scoflcid, Russell
Cartwright, Alfred éscofleld Walter
ilenufell, Adam Strong, Frank 11111111311.
Edunrd Atol,«A11drew Sandy, Stephen
Chontax. John 'Dupross, Myron Cram
1, 81111121 Wellford, Louis Bnrdos 111m
111'. and Mrs. E. G. lilackntan. !
Refreshments were served at u int-.14
hour. When tllP guests departed they.
all declared that they had had 11 finef
time. The bungalow was said to be u»
jolly good place 1'01 fun ‘
_. ,— 1
thlespieBlsckford. ‘
Tho 11111111111111 i1: unnounccd of .l.5
81111111 Gillespie and hits Mary 89111 ‘1.
1m lilutlx‘fotd today, at Christ Chute-hi
Nnv York 1ity Mr.‘ thh ‘10“) is tin‘ 1
nidou of tin la: 1 I‘. ‘11mt lilucktordn ‘
:t \Vt‘ll'hlllll’tll 111111111 of N1“ York;
(-111.111111 :1 duttrzltt'ot of Matt Rogetsl
S]lt"'ll(tl, 11 11111111 (iosccndt-ut of thol
Strum-1's ot Sp. nt'or Ilouso,l\.'owhur1
port Muss. 11nd of 11111 family uhos1
(Cl),\ili.llt(‘ti 111111111"Sp11nt'1>riu:"t his;
been tumous tor ltnli' 11 (mittny Mt
(dileun 11 is 11111 son of IH‘tt‘tietit'k it 1
Giiit‘xpité of Now huh and 311111111111"
Point t
Mr. 11nd Mrs Gillespie. will “it at-
Clossunxs South Not":,\~1lk from “113‘
until ()rtoboyt 11nd tit 68 HODC street
Stt'tntfottl,l'1'out () tobt-r till M111 -‘
Stamford Advocate. j
l
l
Cletus Matrnvn of Beldt‘n' ttl't‘lltlt"
loft Not 111qu this ttlornoon for \‘l' or-
costor,M:-1ss.uhere he will resume hi'
studios in Holy Cross College, after;
having (1 tioy 0d 1t lno week' 11 Faster vn ‘
cation at the home of his port-tits 111‘
this cit).
-m i
I
Imitations are out. for the uodlng of]
Miss Murine bltHFnrlund dallg‘it’l of!
Mr. and bits Joseph McFarland, of 11.1..
. diann place. to Charles W. Anderson,
of Lorena street. The marriagc tl'lll'
take place on Thursday. April 25. ‘
‘ \.
Miss May Oltttstottd. of Gionn’ood,
avenue. is enjoying it week's visit ut‘
the homt1 of her sister, Mrs. Lawrence
Connors. of New York city.
Mrs. H. D. Russell and daughter,
llelen Marlon, of Lowell, Macs; are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
11111111111111, Indiana pince. j
Misses Currie and Nina E Miller.
of South Main street. spent Saturday
afternoon and evening in Bridgeport.
W. 1’. Hull of Noru’nllg, was :1 guest
at the Hotel Davenport.
Saturday. '
Stamford!
—.. -_
Contractor Hurry W.M11thet is on a
business trip to Michigan.
Tho annual meeting of the People‘s
Trust Company was held this noon.
A ‘speclal largo car will convey
those wlto are to attend the South
Norwalk club banquet at Dorlon's
'Point this evening. The car will
leave the South Noru'alk station at
6:29 o’clock.
A regular semi~monthly meeting of
Norwalk Aerie. No. 588,F. 0.111. will
be held Wednesday evening in the
lodge rooms in Wall street. A prom-
inent local nttorney will address the
{morning at the Ward street grounds
sion of the lecture.
11.‘ .1 practice game played Sunday
the 'Norwalk Tire 111 Rubber Company
basebe'll 11.11111 was defeated by the
Dresden. Lace Works nine. by the
score 1118 to 7. "Benny" Whone hurl~
ed for "the rubbers, and “Jimmy Riley
did duty in the box for the Dresdené.
Heavy hitting 13nd numerous errors
by both tennis featured the game. '
, ; HOSPITAI. Mort-go. ‘ , .
John Roberts, of 68 Water streOhT
was 111111111111. 311111111111. -
overturn, 151:2 trillion avenue,-
dtochnrsed Sunday; ' ,
This con] and gas mug
IS a. wonnm IEER’C C
Although less than four feet long it on on do every
family .by gas in warm weather or by cos. 1 or woo
When in ahurry hot 1 ovens can be used at
the other for pastry baking. It certainly does “I -.
NATION WIDE EOOD CAMPAIGN.
:Pnesident Wilson Urges Everyone to
Do Their Part In It.
WASHINGTON. April 16.—Fresh
impetus ‘wnn given to the nation wide
campaign for more food crops today
by President Wilson's plea for unity
of action in furthering America's suc-
cess in the world war.
The presidents' appeal.
.7437):
ii and See this ""'1'”“\
. Wonderful Cooking Machine
The A. J. Collins (30., ”So Nomalk
--. 1.
mil two era
'1 of cooking for ”ordinary
1i 1.11m the kitchen m hating.
2.31:3 time—one for misting and
:13 Cooking andlfligEas ‘
ii:
.1 1.
1.1.3
.\/
tho-
proclamntion emphasizing the need of
economy and small profits. U. S.
Steel fell '1 3-4. with 2 1-4 for Bethle-
hem Steel ncw stock. and 1 to 3 for
most ludustrinls and war supply issues.
Marines weakened on reports that
Great Britain had extended its con
trol over ships of British registry and
irull‘s made further concessions. Bonds
addressed were irregular,
with U. S. GOVern-
to his “Fellow Countrymen,” urged all ment 1.2. to 2 1-2 [mints lower on call.
the people to join in making the Ila-i
tion a unit for the preservation of its-
ldeale and for the triumph of demoz-
racy. but particularly emphasized the, such Proof, as This Should Convince
meed'of growers concentrating theiri
energies on planting of crops so that!
the United States might 11111111 its 1111111
or feeding :the comics and peoples
who are llghtingflermnny.
“Without abundant food; alike for
,the armies and the peoplds at war,"
,suld the appeal. ”the 1whole enter-
members or the eerie, 111111 refroish-' '
. mente will, be served upon the conclu-
prise upon which we base embarked
will lail. Upon the farmers of the
country, therefore, in large measure
rests the fate of the war and the fate
of the mitiona "
WIRELEBs STATIONS DISMAN
, TLED .-
WASHINGTON. April 16. 4A11 wire-
less telegraph stations not operated
by the government were ordered dis-
mantled during the war today by di-
rection of the Secretnry ot the 11m.
11111111191131 owuer‘a to comply Will re:
" Still in confiscation oi equipmfint-
‘ODAY IN WALL STREET!
wnnn s'rnntrr mom—operators]
=can be had. When a man comes for
‘whlch are,
ENDORSED AT HOME
———-—
any South Norwalk Citizen
The public endorsement of a local
citizen is the best proof that can be
produced None better, none 'strongerl
ward and testifies .to his fellow-citi-
zens. addresses his friends and neigh-
bors. you may be sure he is thorou‘gh-
1y convinced or he would not do so.
Telling one‘s experience when it is for
the public good is an act of kindness
that should be appreciated.‘ The'fol-
lowing ututement given by a resident "
of South “Norwalk adds one more to
the many ca'eee of Home Endorsement .-
being published about '
Dow’s Kidney Pills. Read it.
Milton Lockwuod, policeman,
Cross street, South Norwalk. 1says:
“About twelve years ago 1 used. :‘1
Dean's Kidney Pills and in view of . ' 1
the results 11111111111111 1 gladly redoin-
their kidneys or backache. They1
1115 since." ‘
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't shit-
111111111111 seemed to result from
' I The Scour Demfl l.
.10
'1 .‘ 331111111 Pure Landmark-1,315.11
111191 the and I have not had any tron-f ,- »
Another coffee Sale
At Beclonann’ 5
You are always sure of ma“ loaned Coffee.
We receive it direct daily.
Beckmann' 5 Best Blend (mans). lb. .... . . . 33¢ ‘
No. 1 Royal Plantation Mfiwgmfiie, lb. 31¢.
After Dinner Blend Colin, M’fl, lb. .. . . 28¢
Challenge Blend Coffee, #1 3 pale. 1b. . . . . . 26¢...
Golden Santos Coffee (Min, 1‘). 1h. . . . . . "20¢ ,_
1‘1 Free .Dellyery to Al ”Cu. . ‘ ‘
A. F. Beckmnnndt Co
GROCERS AND WNW-{ANTS
83 :11st Washingmh,‘
7 RailroadAvenue. .. '1.“
Pies and Cakes mndclnifidub .
as Sunkisit Lemonnm’n “in lieu: due: and »
nailing l’owder
111111191111 later 1111 ressure beema ply "11111 for a kidney remedy—get , 1. : "
Norwalk Chronicler