Harrison, of this
mm in Bridgeport.
. “THREE...“-
flle residents are complaining
2» condition of Scaview ave-
aéy Scouts, Troop Five, will
Friday night in the Marvin
eating of the Pastime A. C. will
‘ tomorrow evening at its club
in: (love avenue
delighted wake up this morning
as the sun shining.
practise on the Ward street
.. I Saturday afternoon.
are out (or the entertain
to be given by the. Sasqua Camp-
rls in the near future
1'
Iaides' Aid Society of the F ist
' N. 'E. church held a meeting
1 . in the church parlors.
expected that a large number of
from this district will particl-
, the Deocmtton Day parade l
m‘mam. Harvey White, of New
city. have arrived in town and
spend the summer at Seaside
.‘W 8.3111110th and family.
, York city. have tab-3n possession
elr summer residence at Belle
and Mrs. Arch Selwyn. who
./
no recently underwent an opera-
in New York and is still on sick
’ ,has returned to his residence
tiam l’lnknoy, Jr. who has been
ylng for several years at the Mae's
”bits Institute of Technology in
n. has returned to his home in
8110!! aVeltlle. He expects shortly
so.» the military training camp
tilsburgh, New York.
Q CHANGE IN DECISION
odification of Yale’s decision.
linden all intercollegiate sports
use at the war will be made by
a Statement. following the sear
of the board here. This appar-
turn this spring.
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lLCiREN TO GREET FRENCH
‘ . ' M!SS|ON.
TON
of the French mission here.
songs
eld in the second day of
1'8 visit.
PRESIDENT B. ’O.‘B .
Wmmmny
.
Mitten.
. laughter,
{days recently at their Not-cum home.
dillrlflp-
laughter, We Ruth, spent the week-
'end with relatives in Bridgeport.
‘ly of this town. now living in Worces-
New Haven Blue's baneball team ’
.Kings Highway, recently entertained
ltian Endeuvm or 1111 Congregational
1 Mrs. Flunk Sunli-
all
they 9.~Scllbolchildren
1119: an important part in the
has been made for 30. 000
, t. the streets along which
the parade, in which 5.000
. l cadets will participate A Sunday.
15. 000 children will sing pa— ditions may be more favorable
in the “en‘s“ 5“ this account, Miss Horton. the speaker er. Berrian Slit \
expected for the evening service at ushers were Stacy Mead,Gerl1nrd.-"(the same as use
the Methodist church, also delayed her Behre. Mr. KirLg. of New Jersey. an - '
neiit Sunday Clarenceou - u
.N
“k BK, May 9. ~—A. n. Whaley,
in charge of operations
York. New Haven and‘
railroad. announced today
to' retire on Day 31. His
be assumed by other of-
.. M? in denomtnationsmom 620 up- cast ballots. l
-2 root“ 0 ' ‘o in the circle. The V x ~
. Imittmhwm impose-11 percent ill-moan 11‘ on men 155
www.c-
ta‘ucd midtown inroads am the
when!
'l‘lse [Mic-1' Auxiliary of the Hotel
1 ton Helgbts’ Fire Company, held at
bmuweduhousemtmbt
lira. Anon shelve Stokes and her
like Helen. spent 11 fee
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ottemer and their
0. Hanna. of Ktngsbridge. a brother
'0! Mrs P. 1". Rogers, of Norotoa, is:
seriously ill of pneumonia at his sis-
ter's home.
An important meeting of the mem-
bers of the Noroton Presbyterian
church is to be held in the chapel this
1: vonlng at 7: 80.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gifford, former-
1., lure been spending a. text days
with relatives here,
’Mrs. O‘Reiily. of Long Neck Point.
road. recently entertained her slsters,l
1Mrs. John Glison, of New Hammandiat
liirmniiested a commendable enterprise.
Miss Anna Mulgrcw, of New York.
\iiss Margaret Kelly. of the, old
her mother. John Fl. Kelly, of New
York.
The. Young People's Society of Chrie-
church will hold 11 “round the wozld
social" at the ClIUl‘tll parlm on Friday
night
of Orange. N. J
who spent last \H‘t'li with her aunt.
(dudes “9 mi. .
Strait W l
children leaflets on home
l-ranervation at the i-‘ood Supply. butI
promo. for the past two weeks, is ex-
Mu‘ufl .W
..
Edam BIMWintiWBl Jam r Wt! i
tiara. has dial!” biased to the school
firth-sin;
prepared by the tilir'e Commission to!"
as yet no concerns: snort has been:
made in Barton either to plan for.
chool gardens or for connecting,
wouldbe but lantlltss gardeners with
plots of ground \lllllll might be made
deductive by their efforts. nor has
anything been heard recently shonttllo
tig. poultry and garden clubs .whtclt '
suggested before. the winter was
over.
Rev. and Mrs. ti. E. Richter enter-
tained, for the week end, Mrs. Rich-
ter's two brothers, 'Robert W. Kirk.
wood, of \K'oodhnwen. l.. 1.. and James
A. Kirkwood. of iiiartford. Mrs. Illich‘
ter‘s mother, wlio has been ll guest
at her daughter’t home, on Mansfield
pected to remain for another week.
Darien grangers visited New Canaan
Monday night as guests of the Grange
of the neighboring town. The folks
“the Next Station to Heaven" have
not only in starting garden clubs
among children und grownups, but is
planning to procure a community can-
_ \4'}:’ '
‘n‘
The
A clean
No coal-bod or ash-pan drudgery. .
kas fut orgslow as you like, without soot or ashes.
Visible flame that stays ”
Perfection.
' Chimney that does it.
In use in more than 2,500,000 homes.
about the New Perfection Kerouac Water Heater. It gives abundant but water for
laundry or bath at low cost.
For best results use SOCON) Kerosene.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY of NEW YORK
ALBANY
PRINCIPA I. OFFICES:
clean without constant drudgery is the sign of an up-to-dste weir-one
who uses the New Perfection Oil Cook Stove.
Cook "Is Known by her Kitchen
kitchen is the sign of 11 mod cook. And a kitchen that Item:
You never have to sweep up after cmking on the New
it’s the Long Blue
put.”
Ask your dealer for booklet. Inquire, toe.
NEW YORK RUFF A10 BOSTON
ning outitt, so Hunt the surplus garden
produce may he uauued for winter use.
”was..- _.- w...
NEWP
on. coon .
.
NEW iCANAAN
WW
S; E. ’l‘hurtcu is having nAgnrage
erected on his property on Ponus
‘A‘AAA‘
wvvvv'v
Mrs. William J. Morning. of Mansfield
nicnue, has 1(‘lUlllt'd.:Wllll her little
'sou. to their home; ‘
. “it the bottle of Mr. and Mrs. David
.Muthcr, on Oracle street, a daughter
was born lust week to Mr. and Mrs.
Plait. of 'Bridgemrt. Mrs. Plait is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mather.
it is esttumird that Dnrion will in
obliged to provide about 25"mcn us its
share of the quota asaigncd to (1011-
necticut when the first draft is made
under the projected conscription law.
settled in this town, topractice. com
ing from Goslicn, N. Y., was one of the
physicians in attendance upon the
' meeting of the Fairflcld County Medi
cal Society. held in Bridgeport last
. Thursday.
rMrs. Goorgc hi. V. Sclillchting and
her daughter, Miss Freda. spent the
week- end as "guests of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Harry blaring, formerlyeof this town.
who now live in Bridgeport, where Mr
Mai-lug is employed
I
1 Ridge. ‘
Dr. Griswold lirngaw, who recently]
made it second time
...L............
The Olympics Campfire (liris meet
uith Miss Ruth Tuttio Sinulday. Mn)
12, at 3 p. in
Walter Deverill is tesidlng with his
.stsior. M111 Wallet Stewart. motor
in: to and trout his work in-tlie Stew
urt stoic at Darlen.
o
e
Miss llelvn Mcrwin, superintendent
of the Junior Home Missionary Work
in Connecticut. was a guest lust week.
of Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Wood. '
A rug ulnr meeting of the Dorcas
class of the Methodist church was held'
at. the home of Mrs. E. C. Nohi. White
Oak Shade, yesterday sftemoon.
.Charles S. IBeuedict was umongthe
Stamford delegation that heard Billy‘
Sunday in New York last week. This
Mr. Benedict
heard this hotel! preacher. He ‘Is
much wrapped up in the way Billy im-
presses and drives home his ergo--
mehts. '
-_
The flag of Finnccu was noticed fly.
Andrew Taylor's motor truck brought
the personal efleots of Rev.
Reynolds to town from New York last-
Thursday. The Ladies Aid Society is
heaving the parsonage re pepeicd and
painted. It- is expected Lhui. Mr and
Mrs Reynolds. with their n1alti..wih
arrive today.
mof Athletic Control. accord-l 1C3"arlet1 Iss'elee, the Stamford flaiist,1:‘rance, italy. Austria and Germany
whose place of business is at the Ho
tel Dayanport. recently bought the
4113,0593 of uie efforts of the un- Chaddelton hence. on the Post road, Miss Estelle Shuts occurred in the
hate managers and captains to near Leroy avenue, and Will utilize Congregational ‘0l1urch,Satu1-day. st 7 ‘
permission to schedule a few the grounds as a place to grow nur. p.111. The ceremony was perofrmed
ball 8am and possibly a track new stock. Already men are at work by Rev. J. Hovtard Hoyt, D. D. The 7
‘ ‘ planting the front yard with evergreen church was prettily decorated with yél- Samuel Raymond. (1111‘: E Dartt; clerk. . .
laurel. “John E. Hot-emu;- treasurer,
. The bride was attired in white satin. Rutledge; collector of tones, Alexander“
{Because of the threatening weather with bead trimming Her muslin: McKendrick; "
land chilly atmosphere last Sunday dress ions or sheen velour. with hat Rodimer; assessors, Charles H. De j;
morning. the contemplated trip of Da- to match The maid of honor it norm, Francis Snyder,
rien men under the leadership of Rev. Miss Jessie Shutes, a sister ct. '
Charles Reynolds pastor or the Meth- bride. She was dressed in green (at or
odist church, was postponed until next feta. with best trimming. VT'h'
when it is hoped that the con- er, Kiri was Mil s '
On Cher. of Chloaio
it...
and other shrubbery . , ".
aw...“—
gather in the parked can
visit to Darien until
night. '
goveMent’o big “liberty
CharlcsiDr- M. L. King residence the other
The {Home Bank and Trust. Com- day was one oi the ouietest in the his-
m: ii receiving subscriptions for the~tory oi the h- nigh. Only twenlv- Jack Enticing record
Donn}: also: voters . ok interest enough to weight champion, in a lo-round
hree were thrown out in Brooklyn last night
ing to the breeites while phasing the
day, and. us thoughts drifted to the
cosmopolitan population of America in ‘
geenral. they centered on the A9911
ancr block. for instance. where .night
he shoun. if one} displayed their ances
filtry. and in some cases, birth. of the
dwellers, the flags of Ameiloa, Greece,
The marriageot Malcolm stuttler to
i
but: his Front-Lace
STOUT FIGURES
Make large hips (Samar:
bulky waist- lines more
raceiul; awkward basic
- Ines smaller and have the
“ Old Corset " contort with
first wearing.“
W. B. Reduce
No. 703 $350 3.3.50
.. For , :. .
BLENDER and
AVERAGE FIGURES
Give lc,Comt‘ort‘qnd -
tectly ding Gown. 13:1»?
wearing, they "sure the;
utmost in a corset at most
Economical Price.
$1.00 to 53.00 No.93 $2.00
for
&55w
At All Dealers WEINGARTEN BROS. Inc”
Children Cheoflutly and
Patiently Treated by Modern
Painters: Methodo. .
Modal-ate
Charges for
Very Best Dental Work“
u'
‘ 15 Years’ in the
Practices!-
' High-Class
' Dentistry
us
‘New York Chieago ' San Francisco _
“\ Nd
Palnieos and Conscientious
* Dentistry
Sympathetic Treatment.
Acceptic Office
M. Deiiz
Surgeon ‘ , 1
Dentist 1 '>
75 south Main St. L
Hours—9 a. m. to 9 p. to.
By Appointment -
«H
X-Ray‘ Treatment
Gas Administered.
By the Ohxogen Method
onto AND Ponceum RESTORA.
rton. ALL limos or ARTtFiCiAL
neurones. shown AND1 ~
onion: WORK, ere.- ' -
sKtLLFtiLLv nous.
. .. ‘ .
“~Wnaw..am . MWrMI-‘W‘s
Every TUESDAY
~-
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Port Chester.
a,
mic“.
1.
Women’s
Wear
The Little Shop
K. & A. CLAVEN
60 North Main Street
i
t
i The Banner Bakery
%
i
Tel 367 5 Mcaros street
We are now able to supply our
:customers with PIES made to
order each day. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
l RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
W
Thciteed s Voik
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
‘ ' ELECTRICAL SHOP
J In the Town
5.. AUTO SUPPLIES
"€5th 805-50 So. Main us.
So. Not-walk. Music Hall Elk.
‘ ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
31 North Main Street
833nPllonesa-1532I
“—
Whitman’sCliocolates
l ._...
l \
i- Drugs Prescriptions
DavidW Raymond
- UNDERTAKER
Tel. cities. 1069 3; Hon». “3,
' U‘WASHINGTQN 31‘.
ME“! RED MEN’S IUlLDjNG
DORLON HOUSE
East Norwalk
low- narcissus nnd mountain
. .f St"'nlcrd
Finnish-uni or‘
0";
'1‘.
Edward
‘ sheriff William
Stephen
registrar, James .1. Cody; and
W. Benedict, George 'E. Putty
O'DOWd
SHORE DINNERS AND ALI}
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
*‘Teiephonexybo . ~'
' ,Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer
‘ F. mi! BAX‘I‘E'R " '
Dmgfln
Remington,
- makes.
, repaired.
tb
(Gregory Boulevard) . i _
Opens May 1 ‘ ‘
\1.‘ JOHN E. O’SUHLWANJ’Prop. ‘
Beef lrorrh“ Wine 7“ 1'
sold, tented .
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Norwalk Chronicler