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Dr and Mrs. A. L Horne have 111011
ed from W £011 Mord street
smnford. They bought the house
troll Mrs. Herbert M. Valentine who
with her husband, is non thing at a1
hos Angelou, Cal.
John W. Doty o! LongNeck Point
. road. Noroton. is the vice-president rt‘
the Foundation Company, which is to
build :woodo‘n ships proposed ‘1
,United Supplying Board to make good
ithe loss from the German submarine
'Iwarfare. The Foundation Company
1 Iwill build these ships on a site on
Mid Mrs. A1 Nettleton ”“1de the Passaic River near Neuark, which
~ confined to their home 0“ Seaviewlh“ just; been leased by the gmem-
”do by illness. . ment.
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pool tables in Hefner's cigar] The “Private Car Club" composed
on the Washington street of Stamford,Gteenwici1 and Port
IAre being rendvated. 'C‘hcster commuters, held a dinner at
~-1—-——~ the Greenwich Country C'ub. Satur-
Mel Hi. Aleutorpe of seaview ave day. instead of the annual dinner. 1"
V to raising a large ting pole on ”1°. having been decided that the monevI
“ in" front of his residence usuallv expended for such a dinner
would be given to war 1111in wo1k in
Main Alfred Gaynor spent yestel the three communities. 'l‘itc meeting
mug his family on Thomas voted $500 {01‘ the X 1“. C A. “"‘1
My» Gaynor is captain of the work, and Red Cross work in Glean-
" wich, $300 for Stamford and $200 for
‘3 - ‘ ’Pmt Chestel. There were about 80
‘Ihdi‘os‘ ,Aid'or the East Avenue members present.
M will hold a meeting to- “w .
.. 1 1 1 1- . ' . ” on 011
.“i at 2 o‘clock in the Pondfteld Court. fronting
N rot which Jutlzo
of we church. Ridue road 0 on
inst bought in a modern -1tncc0 (l11t1ll
ing, with t11enty moms. greenlmu e.
gurdener’s cottage, garage, stables.
tin Campfire Girls held ’a
diet eveningiin the East Ave-
' ichurch. Rehearsal of songs
containment it; be given eoon
onlymbuslness of the meeting.
It is said that Judge Lockwood paid
in the neighborhood of $191000 f1 1
. _ ’iho preperty. Frederick Brown from
’ D of the uuxdiary police, whom the Judge bought the plane, at:
The mental-o coming along
- l h is to be held on De and Academy street in the Brahma"
section, and another at 2.755 Crescent
iii" m a machinist in the Na avenue, the Bronx, New York.
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Charles E. Lockwood is (tulle scri-
Ously ill at his IWIest side home.
“'8 class of the East Avenue‘
hutch will hold a roast beef,
Friday night, May 111111111115
stung entirely new for 11111
utzl'the committee in charge is
[y competent and success is us- i
The. Chase-Scofleld residence ‘on
lliilslde street is being repainted.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Merchant-111
have entertained relatives trontSonth-
I port.
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(Wurst. Johnfll; L'llomntodieu
street, received a. 16““ tromI Mrs. Arthur C llrndley is still con
son. Earl. who 15 with the Bed lined to the house after scvcrnl weeks'
service in France. The letter illness
1111111141111 11 monthego and in itI
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spoke 0f having a weeks for Sidney R. Adams has returned to
Which he spent in Pm“ He Bridgeport. after spending a few days
of the respect shown the Anter-
with his cousin, Geor e W. Adams.
dog on the Continent and the g
number of themdlsplayed.
tor more than two years of faith-
service as manager of Homers ci-
re, on Seavlew avenue, the re-.
n'ot Edward 1Beers took edectI'
Mr. Beers has accepted the po-’
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Two new houses are soon to be built.
in the Upper Parish, one by Christian
Gartman, and one by Robert Wil-
liams. '
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Mts. Nelson Crossmnn is seriously 1.:
front the effects or a tell at the home
listeward at the Norwalk “3°11“ of her daughter. Mrs. David S. Burl
1. 11 piece will be filled by butt. in tCannondale
Cary;- ‘Mr. (Beers is a. popular .i ' '
I 9 man and will he missed from
taunt. His many friends will
‘ to see lm depart
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Andrews have
begun housekeeping in Winnipnuk,
where Mr. Andrews has a position in
‘ the rubber tire factory.
. meeting of the Ladies’ ..
Christ. Shumh was he”; The large bridge a short“‘distance of
lemon m ”‘9' clturch,and low Valley Forge, which has be 1311
had condition tor some time. is being
rebuilt by Contractor Clifford E Pat-
chen. “ 1-
Many local friends are picnsed to
_ It Wood welcome Mr and ‘.Mrs 3érome A. God
A1N MOT 91101159 and trey upon their return“ from St. Peters».-
Iburg, Florida, where they have s cm
1‘99?“ showed ”193‘th past five months;I Mr. Godfrey 11c»
mulling condi1
11., Itlook for the cotningl
1 IIthly p omising. II
it Pariah ”1 Eugene 5L.1Beers of the East Side.“ ,,
as held last evening Rob 1 Pl .
i. building in Gregor yI er nchbeclt 0! Reading. we:
turning much improved in health
on Saturday. May 6," .‘Mis
Charles D. Lockwood of Stamford hasI
‘ evening
outbuildings and nearly eighty 11ch S ’i1eld under the auspices of the orches-
111111111iy 200 couples.
Shipw ay for two upt'nttnont hott‘tts nil
the northwest. corner of Post “9111103
1'1 demanded by the dancers.
Irv-VS! ' ’1i
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Elisa! J Mueller sud really took
possession of their summer bone at
Hickory Bluii' 1851 went. The tele-
phone has also been inetaiied for the
summer.
MR. RICHMOND LEAVES.
D 5 B. Street Railway Engineer Feted
by Friends. 1
0. .l. Richmond, who has resigned
his position an chief engineer at the
power plant of the Danbury & Bethei
Street Railway Company. was given s
farewell supper and social Saturday
Leilan. in Not-111313, which was. at-
evening. ’l‘necont'mt and dance was
tended by local friends Of Mr. ’Rlch
mend. During the evening Mr. Ricir
1mood was presented with a gold
-waich lob by his friends as a token;
‘of the estetm in which he is held byi
them.
A prog1 .1111 of 101 11 and instrumental
Innmbers was 1njoycd and the supper-
1111112 bountiful one Toasts were oi-
fired to .111. Richmond's future Bill 1
Ions: in his profession. lie expects to
Iisoon enter the employ of one of the
lurgtst lighting concuus in the state.
The iorul guests Were William
Stollt, Matthew J. 'l‘orpy, Paul La-
citunce,(‘.lait1nre Whitley, Ernest
Swanson. Gustme Gusiot’sou, Richard
Illeuser and Anton Gerstenmaier. I
I FER-iNANDO'S ORCHESTPA i
1 DANCE. I
i‘crdittztudo‘s orchestra furnished a.
delinhtful program or concert and
dance music in liondner’sfliali last
12111 concert and dsnee wash
ill! and tin event was attended by
. The (1111111111111 W‘H ‘
gltotiI from it. 30 o'clock until nine
iiiiin "thel’l‘hird district inst ("mm itvin 11 trade with Mrs. n1TI10'0100k and 11111111 bouts of dancing fol-I
lowed.
The dance program consist 11d of the
tiniest. in one' steps, izeeitntion 11nd l‘ox
trots tint] the work 0! the musicians
was so good that. several cncorcs were
following
every number. Another dance to be
given by the orchestra will be. looked
‘i‘orwar'ti to with pleasure
DRii/E T0 SECURE RECRUITS.
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1 WATDMBURil May 8.——-IA biz drive
to secure recruits for the Second Con,
111111111111, infantry was started here to-
im‘t by», recruiting details from Com-1
panic-11 A. G and ll of the Second Corn?
‘0"l.l0"" in"""“" "m”"fi thousand iBt'
11's l1-1vc been mailed to youn"
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unmanned tor recruits by the three rcv‘
Inviting parties. Announcement was
111111111 today 111111 ~l-i promotions lunef
bet-n made in the Waterbury compnn'
"es since the Guardsmen left town soy-1
:111111 weeks ago for Guard duty “some;
where in Connecticut."
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RED SWAN INN PROPRlETOR
' FINED'
MERIDEN,‘ May 8.—-lncludlod among
25 ensue in Police Court yesterday1
morning, in which lines totalling $300
l. Felin, was one for a second viotny
tion this year of the strain liuuorQ
laws against MaryA. Stonellennnlng. i
proprietor of the Red Swunn-innIon
Old Colony Road; who was fined $150
pension fund isI swelled by ~11 $601 te-
thc army nt Galveston. Texas.» in.
and working in New'Huven
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NEW LONDON BARBERS 0N
STRIKE '
hers went on strike yesterday because
of. the failure to agree with the hoesti
es on 11 schedule of wages. The 111111.
prletors oi’ the ideal shops was the.»
journeyman burners are askin
Beers. eldest daughter of m- and in: ‘
master harbors have 0mg
mum of I313. titty xperctuit. oi
of military one and the city will be: 1 ‘
were imposed by Deputy Judge Willie .
and costs. - Site appealed. The police 1
word for thenrrestIot August. B. Bar-
nikow. chargedwith-(inserting, from Z
Maren-1911;; He had been 11mg 11cm V
NEW. LONDON, Msy 81—141mm ball:
only-1 ones on duty yesterday. The .
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“Here’s a mild
cigarette» that
Satisfies"
This Chesterfield Cigarette does
more than please the taste. It gives
smokers 11. new kind of cigarette
enjoyment, the one thing they've
always Wired for in «tr-cigarette—
Chestcrfields lot you; 1.1m you
are smoking-“they “SA TI SF Y "1'
Yet, they’re mild! I
The new and unique blade-that's
what does it, That, and the pure, i"
‘nstural Imported and Domestic to.
bsccos—1—no' so-cel‘“ ' i
artificial fussing-win“ natural
.I ; tobaccos. And the blend can’t be,
copied.
Try Chosterfields. Today.
'uu-noocsu -
“piocesses”or‘ .1
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UNCLE SAM Want:
STENOGRAPHERS,
Male and Female,
M
Examinations
Every TUESDAY
Merrill Business
College
South Norwaik
4".1tlmi'ord.
901‘! Chester.
Women’s
1 Wear
The Little Shop
1 K. 8: A. CLAVEN
60 North Main Street
i
Dentistry:
, war 1
Petitioner“! Conscientious
Sympathetic Treatment.
f Tel 357
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The Banner Bakery
5 Monroe street
We are now able to supply or:
customers with PIES, made 1.11
order each day. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
ISSCC‘K.
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The Reed 81Voik.
Electricitl'Co. ‘
The Only _Fuily Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
"AUTO SUPPLIES ,1
VFPlitImo 18051—5060.: Main :11.
So..N6rwalk, Music Hall Rik.
ZELUFFI’S _
Drug- Sit’ire, ._
31‘Noril1 Main Street
$33-1Phonec..1532
24:31.1 (‘1’
3.11%
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Whitman’sCltocolates
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Drugs. Prescriptions
I
David W Raymond ' .
'UNDERTAKER1
I :1 WASHINGTON 91‘.
new neonates BUlLDlNG
_:ii0Ri.0N HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Nat-walk
' Opens May 1 1
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TQ QRDER
Il {V1
JOHN E O'SULLIVAN Prop.
' ' Telliph‘oné 17110
Root iron 82?. the
Tonic. Stimulant and Appetizer.
lit H.‘ BAXTER
5111.11.11. Undervro
exclusion all 6th
Norwalk Chronicler