Dr. W.C.B.Wloaiaroi the flick»
lea on Brooklido avenue. spent on ummwfllbehddalthe
nonhuman. Homhflwayuaauen-mt
’ ' David lure has been entertaining:
”a. H. thud. head of a commer-I
cial acbool in Eduction.
----- lhona on the Tokeneke road. ,
A an!" I.‘ of laborers no at. +_ '
M replacing the tracks in the violin!
ity of the railroad station.
—_
(“harle- Arnoid. son of Mr. and Mrs.-
5 Herbert Arnold oi Crockett “not. bad,
lenliated as a Millet in on United
Mrs. Jessica ti. Nuswovitrh of New 9 3““. "m.
‘Tmt. tor-surly oi this town, waited}
1 3 ,qulw "leads I“! vwk- i The hearts 0! the school children
. . m w. . 0. 3.1:..." ’ were glad thin week when my return-
. I, will ... this "aha. i It". and lra. (1, ii. Richter and son ' ad to who“ alter an enterced vaca-
loom were guests at the home otf a.
m the social board: Mn. M.“ l' on “hm “mt. tion of several week
In Anon. Witt Epher‘ Summ‘
wit not tor the regular
- ......
. Miss Helen Sturgea oi Cannondale
'returned to Rowayton Monday to re-
. 0“" liaroid Millspaugh 0’ this sumo her duties as teacher of the first
.i - town spent the week-end here with his slide of the school here.
. m "in m “0" fl bride. nee Mina Gurley. oi the local '
‘mn. Methodist Episcopal teaching stall. ‘. Min May Giiman will leave this
will“ at the parsonage '0'; l week with her aunt. Mrs. Lillian Gil-
lfimm l UN"- 773“ Williams “’9'" a “Vinson. for an extended southern trip.
:lloifl‘ on furlough at the home of his and while away will via“ her sister.
7 quarterly meeting of the list
is open to all hat makers.
‘ W i
{ Eben Scribner- Jr~- mm a f", The oillciai board at the Methodist
, \ ‘ days I85! week at the home of his pnr- Episcopal church mot Monday evening
. mxtzmfimzyttegttozflx cuts at the Heights on a furlough from in the Sunday school room oi the
.. , . , , ' l . 2 .
., i o ot-Mrs. Richard Hendricks. F0" H G “’3‘" :church to transact regular routint
‘ o avenue, tor the weekly meet~ monthly business.
‘ fl
.. . . Rowayton popie are much interned
lane. Guild of Christ‘ Church.‘ 9°C" “°°“ ‘° 3“ ”9mm” ”'45 °" in the settling oi the elmta or Miss
evening at the home of lire. . i” new bank building. iAnna King Gilmnn, who died here in
'W, Sturdcvant. Myrtle street: Dr. Harry D. Hanson was in Hart-i
Ill the usual Red Cross work.‘
1 d etrd h r h attended uwiitowuyton avenue. Frazier Glllnan.
.. . or yes or. w e o e , , brill] r 0' the a“? is “m“
t. meeting night together with meeting of the town chairmen of "‘9' ( e ‘
. of meeting will be announc- w“ Saving and Thrift 8mm” com-
1mittee..
The Home liank and Trust Company;
.. has had tentative plans made and eat:
' J
t-znta sort 1 by the main at .
m Van ., ...‘t streets are with- The moving pit'llii‘trs' which were in-
“_ , agt: today, the main hav- bc held at the (“enter school next F‘rl-
m shut oil‘ again. Water is com- day evening will not be “W”; Th”!
‘4 of the ground in two 0,. three week the subject under! instruction
it is said, and it is feared that was "‘9 production or silk.
damage to the main is more seri-
thin it was first thought to be.
and mortgagel.
Some of the streets about Rowayton.;
in both the Norwalk and Darien loci
, winter weather has caused many deep
i m“ Marcella Corning. wt“, ha. 5 holes in' the roads and gutters are
i been spending the winter with her washed ”ul- leavinglarge numbers “
launt. Mrs. M. L. Mothers of Graciei‘mne’ owed. it 15 “9981926 ‘3'"
r Hook & Ladder (‘ompany street and attending a commercial . th’i‘liuie‘rvlinbfh '3th “"3 irosi
be held on Monday evening. the school at Norvrnlk, expects shortly to. “L Y ' ~
'. h her school work and to return to' _
t the company's uurters, on flnls , ’
t Tl _ qtt r f the her own home at “001,380". , liouayton was well represented at
t stree. “I ma 9 b) i - itho patriotic iood show, held in the
- 'x by the losing team to t e w n-i'
gleam in the recent pinochle tour-
A meeting of ”m Dnrien ilom .1 ilcttse ot Mayehoit. Thursday and Fri-
will be decided in a short “ma Guards was held Monday evening in my ’31”- T‘V" prizes came '0 “0"”
believed.
regular monthly meeting of the
‘ the town hall under. the command of ion. the second prize 1°” canned beans»
iCaptain Wheeler and Sergeant Grout.‘ being awarded to Mrs. Ada Thomas oi
Ward Wood and Percival Bates, Eight new members wer taken in dur- ‘ Highland avenue, and the ":1”. ”if:
' of Camp Upton. Yaphank. L 1.. ing the course of the evening. among for Class; yo”;n;"°“d}:- 2;“ or; 0;
t'apent a brief furlough at their] whomwerc James Tork. Fred Shrnder, corn. ‘0 ”l' W am ' onto.
or on First street and Thomas‘ Kenneth Cantrell. Frank Stanley. Wil- "‘9 Point. road.
' reg ctivelv, returned to thallium Youngs, and Mr. Fowler. The; ., 7—- .
p on Iiliondny eVening. Privarefnext regular drill w.il be held Thurs; Amiddlevaged woman from M"
, ‘ his‘one ot'thirteon m iron that day evening at the town hall. :Canaan created some excitement n
, ‘ u at 'who are to be transferred to -—-—-— ;the vicinity °r the depot. ”5‘9“!“-
'Ilntor repair department in France Uncle Sam's parcel post system it “99"" "‘9‘ she came here l“ rc-
' t l seems to be running a snall's race with spouse ‘0 3“ advertisement ‘0’ ‘l “is."
' Adams mill?” to see which can give but was in such a condition from drum 5
[The East Norwalk improvement Aa-
Mtion met yesterday afternoon tor
regular monthly meeting at Com:
_ ... ty Hall and a number or reports,
We of which will be given in to-‘
«w's paper, were presented'
‘ business was disposed of and
gannouncement ot the coming en-_
.. u nt, “An Old Fashioned Con-3
"was made.
be required. is certainly some slow“truck by “ train, or falling tbroughi
going. But the express people look one °f the street bridges.
An out.of.town paper states thflt uni.“ m0 mivfl of 5 train Whlcil
'Stamford gamblers, driven out of that would 5““ h" on 1’” “'3" l" “9'
city, are making Darien their head- homo. '
quarters. But gambling in Barton is
no novelty. When the state police BOISHEVIKI GOVERN-
ttihe meeting of the “Que Es" Club
at the home of Miss Hazel Bean.-
t street, last evening, it was
. to hold an entertainment in
confiscated several slot machines and MENT ISEVACUATING
“in The nature of the em punching boards, about a year ago, itY PETROGRAD.’ GOING
"F“ “I“: been decidedgvon is common knowledge that they were' T0 ANCIENT CAPITAL
'- N "am rea ngs after bigger game than these, but the . ’
m and the usual ’Red Cmss MOSCOW
offenders were tipped in time and not;
captured. Th tire cleaned up one of;
these Joints. which has nine been re;
:Opened' and' it ’3 “uted' is "”w thei . On the fighting fronts in France
iheadquarters of the Stamford bunch.
t , , and Italy there has been little ac-
. party was given William m ”‘9 meamm’ we °I the ”men‘s tivity except by the artillery.
oi-this town was included when the
Stamford authorities raided a reput-- AN-ATLANTIC‘TORT, March
ed gambling place in that city. Oiled-Sir Henry Babingtou Smith ar-
advnntage which these lawbreakcrsirived here today on an American
have in a small town like, this initial steamship from England to assist
it is, apparently,, nobody's business to Lord Reading, Great Britain ’1'.
interfere with these’opertlons. special ambassador to the United
States.
Sir‘lienry formerly was presi-
dent of the. Bank of Turkey and,
as a member of tho Anglo—French
Financial Commission to the
{United States in 1915. bad part in ~
'arran'ging for the Anglo-French
loan of $51!).000,000.
PARIS, Tuesday, March 5,-
Tho American Array Y. M. C. A.
"done. The next meeting
denvflmday evening, the
one home of Miss Dorothy
' .on Cove avenue.
(Continued from first Pm.)
Nor'
Various games
" ., , *Ildv'reheohmonta set-v;
* - followingwereprescnt: Man,
‘ “vinia Stratton, Helen Pun-1
8‘.“ Juli Vfan L'oever;
Amundsen, Ida Scofieldv
harvéy Gustaison.: ,,
tow Anderson, rm Ioovesumcnr cournm. or BAIL-
m Canaverl, Harold Shel- l scans.
--. 'Cuifoulzgisguifil .WASHl-VGTON. .Marcb 8. -— Con-
foregs on tho “mini-trails!) bll tor
‘ ..,._'...._'......._.... government operation at railroads to-
. ' at We.“ “maiden definitely .Wllllmlr attentive
“and made prelim» "’9'”!!- llmliilll government con-
”Y. , , . I.“ to “ h“ trol to 2! months after the war. They
ans-w mn- store tor-Jill mm onto 1mm “1., ...
who! nee-ml road, agreement. to settle the dual “'miWrt-tmy‘ «1:3: :3;
. . { . , Piano mw’fi. over the rate makingauthority. icanteens within range of enemy
‘ —*-—-—-———-..—.. sheila behind sectors occupied by
“i- ..
thei'amoriaau'troopw' ‘Tlmiihie
a so lyfiouin-ébe French «muons.
.Mn. .m.m.t9§ "mm “mm. ...
‘mummm'sqeu load—bay rum lion’s.
, .7”
at...
4 .—
M
*ierl
, '1, normal
IqummaCnabman isiiat ctlandpatrol
'went
The Gem
they are
trator ot the estate. The Surrogates: 0! ago,
. ,court in Brooklyn has given Mr. Gil. Stephen's College,
Juan authority to sell certain bonds [-2
and interment w
, tions are in bad condition. The severe ; d”.
beneficial.
of it.
A. ivorhora‘aupply. '
wrrfi m:
"A“? In FRANCE? nerd-y,
larch 5
( By
PARIS, Tuesday,
they
barman-g. tuna T
in the {not lino. .
p, coho and chocolate arc‘
Case of.
mom 3
The Associated.
Press).-——l)uring last night theI
artillery firing continued
‘ _ parties ware active on
.the American sector northwest of
no my meeting of the noway- 7°“: but there were no ensure-l
manta.
A1 daylight an ene
:“FWM dWa on theiAmemanl
- “in“. :m was driven of by anti-i
atrera t and machine on fire be-
Aibort Lynch. who in emyed in! . . . 8' _
:xe- nation. spent the wad-end u sniff: 't could [mull "3 film "110?
- airplane]
Today an observation balloon}
' up book of the American
lures tor the first time with an
limericait crew which had been
Iin training for several weeks. Anti-i
aircraft guns were trained to pro-3
tect the balloon from enemy air-l
planes, some of which attacked ité
.iaat week. ‘
l
l
March 5,.-— '
ans pet-inn in declaring:
. not aware of the pies-5
once of American t
western front, writ
pondent of the Tempe with the
British army in France. This, he
says, may be pretended or the re-
sult of what
taugbgbut all prisoners, ofioers
and privates taken in the latest
roops on they
as the corres- ;
have been
parents. .\lr. ““1 ””- James F' Wll- Mrs lashell Gan: who has a beauti- minor operations When asked
Association will be held in . . ' ' , , b . , ,
hams. Sunda . . a out the Amerlc .
hall at I this evening. The ’ , tul ”03110.1" Georsia. ifi‘ply: ans “W""lbll
, . .
lea, we know there is a tit-
vmion in France and there never
will be more. That is not enough
to scare us.”
NEW CANAAN RECTBFDEAD.
NEW CANAAN. March 6.-’i‘he a".
Episcopal
Dr. Nettle,
Robert Rowland Neide, D. D., for
twenty-right year- rector of St. Mark's
Protestant
i‘Jlii, in the former Lea place on "D!" died today from apoplex
Church here.
y with which
8‘ he was stricken Monday: '
who was fifty-eight years
was graduated
from St.
and married Misti
liubcth Thompson of Erie, l’a., who
survives.
The funeral will take place from St.
NATURE'S WARNING
Mark's church Saturday afternoon.
ill be at Eric the next
south Nomaiit People Mutt 'noqognm
and flood it..-;
Kidney ills como—mysteriouslv,
But nature genémlly “‘th you."
Notice the kldncv secretions.
See it the color is unnatural—-
if there are settllmts and sediment,
Passages frequent, scanty, painful.
it's time to tear
trouble.
serious kidnei
it's time to use Doan'a‘Kidney Pills.
Dean's have done great work in this
locality.
Wm, Limbumer. 9 Flint street. East
Then
Norwalk. says: "i have used Dunn's
Kidney Pills at diderent times in the
past years and they have proven very
Sometimes my back has
been weak and there bui‘been a dull
and constant pain through the small
the kidney secretions
this town the poorests ervice. A pack- , that the family would not consider m“ Ehave been too frequent ' in passage:
age mailed at Bridgeport last Thurs-1W3“ 11°“ She then returned “1”” Whenever I have noticed any of those
day had not reached Darien last night Station, and ”1° “’5‘ thing the e""‘symptorna, l have used Dean's Kidney
-—eighteen miles in over tour days and ”h". there “9' “‘9 was wandering {Pills and they have soon ended the
nobody knows how much longet will “'1‘ “1° track. in danger 0‘ be"lliitl'i'luble."
Price 60c. at all dealers.
“19.1““? :ply ask for a kidney remedyvgei
over four weeks for a similar package. finally persuaded 1“” 1° return ‘0 ‘h' iDoan’a Kidney Pills—the same 1th
‘depot. wher she was kept under gum-ti '31:, unbumer had.
Co., Migra, Buflalo, N. Y.—'Adv.
'ora in several. cases in which mnrrler
Don't sini-
MerJMliburn
‘ until the day beiore the race. Lieu-
l;7’l WOW
Pounds of Flour Saved:
ifeaeh ofourzzmilnfliaeme thisrecipo
mandolwfibM‘
One loaf moo momma three loaves a
melt for-e year meat-ts 1,716,000,000 potmdssavedl
Enough to Feed tho-Entire Allied Ahoy
ComBoeadwiteryaFiuir
Inca-cal 1m
‘ lagoons-I Icnfllk‘u
awning-a“ I o“
Babyloor‘oroatflonr mayboaudinsuadctrya flour wiring-ii, good
raauita. Hilda hum;addniih,b¢aun¢.an¢malud~
inugmadmalbwtoa-id temple“.
in mewfiafium
Oar mud, White and Blu booklet “Bu! War Tim: 1?: " maintain man other
retina for latte: delicious and wholesale that nematode, nailed Inf-ad's»
, ROY”. BAKING POWDER-00.. Daphl'l.‘ 138 William St. New York
VAL! TO ENTER CREW ; lowing are those summoned to appear: ! Benjamin B. Banks. Newton; tit-cm.)
IN BOG REGATTAi The Rev. Emil Richter, Barton; 'W. Ogden. c, E. England, Wilton. to.
A patriotic national regatta between; John Thornton, Michael Cone. Bridta C. Dirge. Westport; w. in. \Val'o.,
the cone.” to m” ”‘3 “we "‘ ”who": Ambroae Hurd. Robert Siuciar.|Trumbuli; Joseph Brash, Greenwim,
cancelled Paulth‘”' New Madontuonm; Rev. FrankCarison. Robert
and American Henley races, was de Hitchcock, l-‘airiieid; S. T. Palmer, El:
agitatfingzsz‘;;x;:::: 2:102: W. Kneen, Shelton; Jobn'iioles, Louis The very small hat appears It) i.)
N. ; . . k.
tiou in a meeting at Columbia Colleg° Close, Siamiord T M Stocking. coming b“
on Saturday The event will be held
at Annapolis, but us yet, no date. no:
.. . . Girl? rnouvoun ‘
$331323 ’"2'5’mv “MN": 9'0” .... .g “... a ouum on room us. 1
. . —._——..
w .09, . Even av-
Cornell was not represented but I lanorvflh wfigmm'”
was announced ll‘"t the lthacans '“H I
would be invited to compete. (‘olum-
bia, Princeton. Yale. Pennsylvania and
Annapolis already have assured lilo
committee that they would enter crews
and other college in the East will be
invited to take part. A race between
freshmen will be added to the pro-
gram, should a sufficient lumber or
entries be received.
It was said that the crews which
take part in the patriotic meet will not
be permitted to arrive at Annapolis
Nil:
~~ sawmills
, . . i'DR '
W» 31.
'ow-Fn"&'ii€vzl€%a‘é¥mr
manta-n. N:J. ‘
t
o
.:t ‘
rill
tenant-commander Guyier of Anopolls
said the Mlddieu' rowing shells would
be at the disposal or the crews.
Although Harvard was not repre-
sented it was said that the plan would
be approved bytize Crimson athletic.
authorities. There will be no change!
in the eligibility rules. The regimen-i
lativcs on hand were: Columbia, (X;
ilalstead Mapett, H. S. Faber and
Francis 3. Balsa: Princeton, Dean
William McClanaban: Pennsylvania.
Thomas Reath: Yale, Frederick Attic-iii
and Julian Curtis; Annapolis, l.ieutrn-'
ant-Commander Guyler. Among the‘
colleges invitedvto compote are Cor-l
nell, Harvard, Columbia. Syracuse!
Yale, Annapolis, Princeton and Pent: E
”’"“"“‘ 3, Baby Carri-ages
The most complete line we ever had the pleasure
BABY DOLL JURY 18 CALLED.
___._.
Eighteen County Citizens Will Do Ex:
amined Today. , (if showing 3 in all StYlES COWS.
Sherii! Simeon Posse has minimum ' From $16.95 to $69.90; _ .
18 ""3"“ ‘° “”9"" W0“ "“3 ‘5“ : SULKIES‘fI’om“ ........ . .......... $6.00 to $20.00
perior Court today to not as grand lur-
SPECIAL SPECIAL ‘ l
<DAYxBEDS. alete with-two pillows“ Specia _
this we?" ...... . ............... $1830
See Them in:0ur Window.
is alleged, including the cases of Wil-
liam, (Baby Doll) Thomas. and Jacob
(Trans) Hankins. 'for the killing at
Norris. Pannili in the riot at the Key‘
stone eiub. January 6, last. The fol.
. ligSpcciaiizc in Furnishingliomesmmplele
- Sterling Furniture Co...
127-131 WASHINGTilNST. Mantis
. Charge AccountsOpened‘r
Al“
Newt Records for.
March; Gui Today
Hare are-really sixrooords that will bring Spring, Ian-
ahkm. Lowland Happiauainto every home—records we wil
bode edtoplaytozyoa:
’ woo Whigs?! urgent DancoWOrchutmg‘
Lou-ail u'ul - mine . .....
.an‘Jfi.” ....... Peoria-Quartet.
amass... ............... .a ..... .PeerlusQum-m .
".Gmfmlack 0W"! .. ..... .. “starlight Operatic.
Iacaprioime-Vioiin... ..... .............Jauba'vldct.|
Come in and hear these delightful new larch Morris.
A. J; COLLINS CO. _
Norwalk Chronicler