‘ :Wiwmmd‘wtzfl
.Iaoootoosoavaea M elm
Whmmmnm
'tistcharch. Thennnlwofrem
,twoehurcheehaving the roomy
, ‘cmewisbtoodnrztheirm
Y We be sodas-who
Whom Master Warren Jen.1 ' ”a.”
' mum . ~ .
mutilation-nominal, ‘ ' ’
"l‘lletsneraioorvienolhiocfleeeb
Insist! Saunas when“ “Whitneyworeboldetthoholooibu WNWW
m "I h” “m" w" 1W R daughter. lira; George Scott, Saturday “*7“ i
W, W When-noes.
EAST -. ‘] lhflml. limo! new
aftermath”. aodwerowoltat-‘
“I by relatives and Mode. Row wt
, ' of w
r“ I 0' wwwtl It: and u ldays with relatives in N71
interment III in swing 0197. ml ’.
teryatm l in. onllrali'rod lleppe spent
junior with Miss Louise Brunchwoln.
_\
was»
street. hasb'eenvioitinglr.andlirn
latoolofSanford.
.' .
Mrs. Elisabeth (lager. of McKinley!
mumm“ "t mm ... .......... .. °‘ “W
' ’ ' ‘ the meeting of the town userably hall.
nimmmmwwm-
. . _ "last evening, holdin the interestoitho
EamJohnmnowempioyedin s m 1111 ”I Thebi I..." neybaveretoraodhonouonavlsii
l
isbipyerdlnetvetford. spenttheweeh Mamandoardletflctis tallest-York.
I
~
Mam“ eeoatinsbonelathlsplsce. I toreepondtothe'iatriotiseali. . a I.
““9 Milt last evening were Rev. ‘WHISWW none
Henry Anderson, Ham 6 m “W'Wii'm-mw
Harry 3. Wold. Eugene Gunman. old ‘3“ . _
' “MW“ 3 Sharron. Milo Laura
Crockett and Miss Olive Leighton, t Many Iconic have noticed the not
A —.—————- that the mount spring moving hos be
m
. Mr. and Mrs John 1!. Cantos have
finmmwfl been entertaining at. and hirs Miles
- lanolin this “MW” “ Lynch snd‘dsushter Grace. oi Brook
t! lion. ‘ .1!!-
M !
7'59 Woman Auxiliary of “Q 3”“ Mr. and Mrs. George Overton have;
-'- 3- m will meet ‘5 “’ moved from South Norwalh to the
W307 ‘W {house of Albert Johnson. in McKinley
7 "Mi.
George Tuttle of at. John street, re 3““
ports that he was ielo up Sunday ‘W ‘1“ ‘°"'
(night. while on his way home on.tho
duly.
Collins of Port and Charles
is’visiting with his parents in
" ~ bosom for awhile.
is Rowoyton avenue. He states theta
man with is ugly looking revolver hall ..
t pptll a th Greenbrier."
1d him, and told him to "beat it." and I o ‘ t .
The license fee for a male dog
081. 25. for a female dos. 810.25. Penalty
for failure to license e do; on or be
‘Plhulllhnoéredmwil-
-hien¢ofthomenctien.larry
llroflisrle‘én: ' ‘
tiltisollsaoiB.£eewa end Mr.
T
truckloads of furniture pass
Broad llrs.J.A. Broader are
.hach road from the White ‘Bridge to I II 'I lgbt at White 3",“,
Springs. W. Va_. While there they no
ids-J. mats-muscles.
”normmmw
”whammy.
mitilz
Contra. Suns. Brennan, Skirts
- and Minister-y
mmoiflloreteomleet
summon-g. ‘l‘heeo weaper- MG low M '
tam: by Rev. G. '1. to} at the Wk _
bone or Ponnostuandln's. William .w ,
LAuntulettho Kei‘Ml. whichbu
been her an“. ‘5” childhood. An Schweltser. South Main street. [0mg].
interesting feature of the eermony weI Y" “W3 at 3 o'clock
that the wedding ring used was the 1- 14mm cemetery.
one worn by the bride's mother. whieu
[was made over intotbanodsn style.
The bride wore a traveling dress of old one ”u died “Sic: Sunday 1:3;
not ere w on carna- ! m"! ‘° '9”
lions. s: oration mine out "" 3'- m’ Climb “in moraine
lie “MUM '0” ndrmsai taupe It 10 o'clock. and interment was in
,tsleta. The manna was Oscar “'IW'WI NW'“
we. the' bridegreon's younger’ _
brother. After a wetting supper we.
served and‘the rm people hoi rc-
colvod tho congratulations oi those
present. they left tor thc'ir own re-
cently furnished home. in lire. P. Fan
lsler'o cottage on Linden avenue.
where they will at once not up Rotten
m‘ lnadditiontothe W7” Mrs. R l. ll‘oucher. who conducts a
ty. those present wcte Mr. and Mrs. leto school on Mead t ‘
Charles Noyd, parents or the bride ” ’9" “V‘
her pupils a little Easter party. Fri
James Joseph liar-tin, aged thirty
nn'i'ho New Canaan Home Guard com
furniture belonging to the are do
learns building, occupied by the late
ma "Simon as a pool-room will be
made clublike and comfortable
partnent. and soon the rooms in the.
. "
".
:m m“ m“. m to, u" 8 .o‘d.’ mud 33",“. '1“ ”be” “fed. a d
her “5‘ u". Andi. having is- the residence of his son. George a. u out down i! ‘ cm ‘ m.
later he wont to his boarding.
lnterm I: place 1 ll! mg! Willin- "Clint,
e ‘ Rained avenue. do. siting den
i.agsln tell lorward. dead. .
1
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GEN. BELL SENT TO
weer DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. April 23441.13
General J. Franklinfleii, who has
been commanding the 77th National
army division at Camp Upton, N l .
was assigned today to take chargt or
the western department with him.
yhas been presented with the old guarters at San Francisco. Majorttm.
eral Bell recently returned from. a
tour of inspection abroad
On his return iron Europe, tom
ersl Bell was ordered to Washington
to undergo the medical examination
required of all general emcers 'th‘l
duties indicated active. service .ru
France. The statement was made 5w
terday that he had passed his maul,
inetion. it not learned later. hu-
ever. that the medical board had nu
onmendcd a period of strict diet br-
liner Hyatt oi the‘Nsval Reserves, ”t lily ‘ is H.
mod at mun. visited with lei-
0| Bett- le 0'" and” ; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Martin of “‘9 miter, "d ‘0" '10 um "1 In" with her mother at Ci y Inland-5
"""""'-' New York. have been goods at. the res. I“ u 1“" "3W3“- t who has been ill.
un' my?!” I" “mama‘s: idence of Captain Aaron 0. Stevens”
o rook yn are V 5 of Rows n avenue. '
and hire. M. P. Dunne oi Eslt ”0
gton street, for a few days. i
{‘0 “"9 0“ "‘9 road in "'9 iuture. Mrs. W. l. laowndes returned Sun
laeorge says he did not utop to argue day his!!! front . vim or can] days
-Y- 'I
The ladies having cborge of the so- The musical services rendered ty
'liciting of funds for the Norwslh Ben the choir Of St. Luke's church. Nero
Captain and Mrs. Daniel p Wicks cull hospital in Rowayton, are in ton. may morning. under the direc
of Crew avenue. have been entertain chase of flu Earl Stevens and the tion or R. «M. Smith. was unuaueilrW
. 1|“th W0" 0‘ the “'m' M ing their daughter. on on... _o J val-er- are Mn Ellmrth Geller. ilno.
$70. spent SEMI! Wilhh 1! “01'1": Lamphere. of Hartford. In Henry Forectt, Mrs. George F. _ , ’
”13er Walt, oi Kaiser Place.’ , Waters. Mrs. Harry S Bryan. lira. Seven applications have been made
3 Mrs. (‘lilton second who was call Clinton/R. Rowland, Mrs Earl F. for the postmaster-ship at Noroton
0““ “my mm“ “M ed Mount Vernon. New York. on ac- Thomas Mrs. Cbaries'l‘ Mitchell Mrs Heighten succeed William]. Austin.
fill“? 3"” "wed in New “A r iy count of the illness or her sister. has Edger Raymond, Mrs. Charles Conlt- who has resigned. The examination
=! “d took In "I0 "I‘m “‘9“ returned to her home » L.-lin Miss Laura Crockett. and was will be held this week.
, r “ ‘ lGladys Mills. :
’3 M “'5 Fm" 5‘" “m“ sun liar-ton castes, of New llawn‘.‘ '
_ 30“,“ Norwalh '0 Hawkins “9 has been an Easter guest at the home: Rowayton Red Cross Auxiliary.
-3, t or ho: parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H “ The Rowsytou Auxiliary oi the Red
) Copies, McKinley street. . 'Cross has now been in operation ior
‘gnlors than three months. The work
i :
Tax Collector Elbert C. ll'ates has
issued a statement that liens 'will be ,
levied on Dnrien property for which -.
the 1918 taxes have not been poidtup
to hint-chat).
1B 'QlIo his club will meet this or)
-—————
(and have kept heated through those
. ......u_ ‘1 thrce' cold months. '
“Moms.- (Po-ii We)!“ has returned Owners or hot beds have already There have been made to date. 620
Mao 'Qdutlels utter a brief leave of all started their Wu ,0, early spring muslin bandages. 2.909 asuzs drone
f . ”he spent with tel‘htivoe here. _ plantins. in many cases the little lugs and 50 garments. Miss Mary.
" ’ ‘ vegetables "9 several inches hint Buckley is the instructor in the malt- ‘
- ‘ ’ing of bandages and surgical dress-
‘ posting with Mimi Elisabeth Mlal’tln of L “MW: Frank R. iStQVbnl 0‘ the “138. “(I has to: a working fog-c. 3n
‘Wlllleld street this evening Th3 U 5 Naval 3'8”," arid executive 0.. average of thirty women. All of these
“o1 Red Crass work will be done. it c er of the s. S. flattens spent the workers are busy llome- keepers. yet
. A week- end at his home on Rcwnyton they “m" faithfully t° the rooms and
avenue to his duties this morning. . "k with a "a! and patriotism that
écaunot be too highly commended.
l is there any reason why some
Mrs. Clifton Scoileld and daughter. should wade through mud and snow.
m” Gladys “mm“ °' W“ ’- and give their time and strength, and
street. are still in Mt. Vernon, where others claiil'l that they have no time.
'1‘" 93’ were called by ““9 “”9““ illness or do not want to come! This war will.
of Mrs. Scofleld' s sister. .be won by work and patient “mm
' . ' 4 , . I if there are those who do not care
Jail labor'on highways is urged by to come to the “gown. "my can ma
_ ntlendance 0‘ about 300 marked State Council of Defense in a letter to for work to be done at home. the may.
. men held in Community Hall last town oilicinls. lt Rowayton wishes to tug of 935m“ and hospital guru, or
., us by the East Norwnlk 7mm pecure prisoners to work on the high- it you do not care to sew, then knit
. ’o 51$ succé'ss, and those who at- ways applications should be made to some comforts for our boys, or give
”a not disappointed, either in the county conunissionera. “DMZ; to buy supplies. but do some-
.. ee nod the novelties provided. 1/. H be E but nit—b li's d 1 Exit deal. for mercy: sake. be .
Bhoehnnnccom ledon e 9"” , ‘ Woen ‘9 u
. by firs. R. (1013mm gave :30 the Naval Reserves a short time ago, “3 Auxiliary '9 indebted balsa-Bl
‘ ,‘l “Emmi, "Souvenir" by Dr“ received 1116 call ‘0 service yesterday George F' Muoudei 01' the k
the second “Bereeuse” from ‘3“. morning, and reported at Pelham Bay flag which points the way to the wor -
These were both received with a Park. “1°" 1‘9 i' ‘0 be “M0304; zooms. boat “'88:“: the boys :1:
~. .11.... were both received with Mrs. Pursuit will reside with her mo- dgfiegz‘7nzm‘: oi tzngmmbm
w.“ Grace Bros. Orchestra my. the! during her husband's absence. at ' '
Mod the music [or the dance and the .‘6 w“ "m“ ‘
m was handsomely decorated with
i’ , denser the United states and Jap'
toolr place infirlbg ":tkovo ceme
tery, Dorian, today ht 1 p. in. Mrs.
Barren died Saturday at Wapp‘ngers
Pollux. Y. » . A"
Corporal Charlee' hi. Richmond
her home on Bowayton avenue.“
William C Smith. Jr.. of the Naval - _
,.
aunties Guild of Christ church is
the Heights while on his my to his
home in New Milford. 'corponl Bieh- ;
first Licut Gehrmaun and Mrs.
Alohrmnn n alld doughterln- -law of
"(Sher-lee hrmanu 0‘? East Norw,aik
on visiting for a shim while with Dr
not! Mrs. Franklin 6. Brown or Sea-
View avenue. Lieutenant Gehrmann is
the "U. 8. Medical corps and for
“time hadvbeen physician at the
all! Powda Works in New Jersey.
Camp Crane. Allentown. Pa-
petitioa for better roads will be taken
up. This would be a grut improvoi
there if the roads were improved.
Alexander Redford. 30 years of one.
died at his home. Linden avenue. No-
roton Heights Saturday after an ill
noes of about six mental. no is sur-
vived by a wife. He was born in
Brooklyn. and had lived in Noroton
Heights only a few years. The in
neral service was held in Btt‘John’a
Catholic church, Noroton. today.
.~.. .
A call has been sent out by the Do-
rien Red Cross for clothing and shoes
to be sent to the war-sufferers in Eu-
rope. Ii you have any clothes you wish
. to contribute to this worthy cause they
can be left at the town hail where the
ladies will collect them and sitar w-
ing the needed repairs have them
shipped abroad to the war-ridden popp-
lace of Europe.
all 0! the women.
Wn
The Rowayton Hose Company held a
. lanterns A “my,” oflsdies .3_ special meeting last evening and final
V the. Tobacco Fund Committee. plans were talked over for the oyster _
than were lira 1C. Marshnll, “liner this Friday evening. it was de-
R. 0,31on., Mrs ll 1.. cidcd to serve supper to those who
do! Ira. In D3“; and Mrs. ‘with to come early from 6 o'clock on,
_ Cunning“, The prize m} ~thoreiere. the hours will be from 6 to 9
in the ticket scum competition ',o'cloclt although the tickets state the
. Miss u mag-tau, first prizes hours as from? to 9 o'.clock
' of coalitions; Miss I. Wise-E
“Mild Mlle. a patriotic box of
WEST
. NORWALK
.-
. Charles Gentenmler of the Heights
was- among the first continual oi the
———.—‘-
The West Norwnih Red Cross Chap-
'ter will meet Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Louis Scbcde and it is
.and Min 0. Jennings. third am of AW“, “'4" “9““ be“ “we “ ihoped that there will be a large at»
men called under the mood draft who
in spite of the fact that it is Only the any. My. Gemenmoler was a resi~
dent of Stamford before his marriaeo
a set of gold breastpius. lie-i ready been woven-“WWW” }0 “I” . .m slush clotlilo
“3‘.an g for tho
. fl“ “"1“ng Of ice 0'6”": "fl" planting. mt year in many collection belug‘fnhon for the French
‘ mflu‘m Me. and punch' cases it was the first oi May before the and B elli an r eliei.
also served and dancing lasted Nevins was done Eridanus the we-
' son this year has adjusted itself. end The we” Norweik 1m
provemt As:
V. will have that anxiously "m” societies held its annual meeting at the M.“ m“ 3" W
ml! ”fl” . the horse of Hugh Rushl last evening “‘
Mr. and lint. oetiru Mum and 3'“ :‘cgd‘fgf'gl'm “”m‘mm
family, will shortly come to, Rowaytoo J '1; o ° H ' Bus!!!
to spend the summer in the'r cottage ngvor'membezfywero “ t m:
"on claw avenue. lites Edith wright ’1“. for w orb i or the I 3
whohaaboeupllmmhew'lorh .
this winter in "Milne" will eone’ as were W“. It is believed it“
in eve, and thus leaves
A ' slate hour. “—
n—‘.—
. . vs tuv'wnconsm.
' ~ .. Ml EB. Wis. April z.—~Ilsrly
é. ‘ip'tbe spacial Senatorial elec-
Will‘s. which is to deter-
abet! lit the vacancy in cart.
rm by th edesth of Senator
one “usually heavy.
so are: Congroannttn
bcordNo. 14.!!!”
olihosooondlrflt. II!
theologian”
Mrs. Both Austin. lira. Charles l'eter
son, and lire. Sigrid Nichols.
infected eye.
hundred Saturday evening.
8.1 ll. factory in Stamford.
Saturday. to a portion of the Aschausr
house on Seminary street.
in Norweih. Thursday. and is ready for
stopped in town to visit his friends at cell).
mood is in the Medical Corps and i! ii" the examination. reported at Camp
inched to Evacuation Hospital. No. 5. Devena, saturdey.
\Vithibererorn nulls summer resi- position with the N". M Auto
dents to 'iltlhenoke. a renewal of the Gab Co
ment as a number 0‘ ml "‘3" chased property on South Clark's Kill
dents would spend their JON" Y?“ avenue. Btu-ford-
left Stamford for Camp Dove-o lion: Adrian Tucker. late in the employ oi
to Miss lrello Austin. dauabtar of the change his vocation to that of a term
Heights postmaster, lost Thin!!!”- or.
with the
Stamford contingent instead. of the Miss A}!!! ulterior; a late teacher in
Norwalh' crowd. with which most of Center wheel; bnt who alumni:
" ' suneestions. many of
l DI . “Tl the ti .
welt: at aWJw. 32o which will-.exactiy fit into
'D'oroth l . M Jordan t . _ _ .
nearly in: :1:on {Y‘s-mu “.‘ :3.“ yourrolsns for your Sunni: i
" wardrobe. /McCall Pat-
the worm Stewart (10., s... mm, terns show exactly how to
' M °” m“ m“ M "“' ' carry them out to the best
. possible advantaire.
his young men hon‘mutownhsve mm street. ‘
been sonnonodtoappesrteoilhtifl
:mmtpostltomla‘wmm: ' Written-swamp"
eoo- oo'olbao nonmetal-tuned
ammmmtmfi multivitamins-sis
venom ammonium-sinister“
see-m unseen-stepson
. live
to
9”" “I and hire. William! Am" "‘ day afternoon. the favors being little
toy birds. Mm. Rancher has it won-
'dfl‘itil way with children and many
and varied were the games she devised
for their entertainment. Later boul-
1 lion. cocoa. cake and ice cream were
1; served. and every little tot returnel
W:
cause of some minor ailment and that
this is belifled to have been the re:-
son for his assignment to the westt: a
department.
W
”9%;5 mm
min.
hrsolhotlideoi arduordhotilooflm.
mousse $.mno
NEWCANAAN
Alfred Raymond is uttering from all
home tired. but happy in the enjoy-
ment of a thoroughly good time
-—.~
An all day meeting of the Mothers.
Club was bold in the Red Cross r Mine:
in the town hall Thursday, when the
M". E. V. Hlfl'i“ enteretined i“ 3‘" ladies were actively engaged on Red
iCroats work A feature of tht’i meeting.
iwas the appointment of Mrs. E B.
Ilr..l. EMallery
..ig_.‘
Stellhen Bishop her I will“ in ”‘0 Lawrence as president of the club. DENTIST
Mrs. Keeler having resigned that ot-g
ilce. The regular meeting of the club' 1030. “I“. “m 001111.
is the tint and third Thursday of
my month. and the next meeting ”own 808. n" 7to 8p. no.
will beheld Thursday at the intuit—.1 .— ~i
hall/lilo lied Cro: worll being the.
“a...—
John Karl returned yesterday from
business trip to Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ayer spent
m "h 5”” “mm” °f First Mrs. Kate Themes who recently un- room is the large airy room of the
' Easter in town. are residents oi
”in!“ all members 3" "W95!“ derwent an operation at the Norwsllr Reliance Hook and Ladder (30., which interment for Mr cc A Bill" x" York. M '9“ “PS“ "I" jgmake 3:1,:an
fluent! t.1..: will. I‘- ‘ Hospital is soon expected toretorn to hevvery W19!!!“ tor‘thcpnrpeeo yon, widow 01' Mini; .11”. . , .._..'.1_"_'.. .. , _,. ‘H w ‘
Three sudden deaths occurred in]
{out within as many days B. C. King.
i5. died Saturday of pneumonia. The
funeral was held today. in Grace
church, New York, at 10: 00 a. in. no
was born at Weohawken, N. 1.. and lithe1 'anda
been a resident here for ten years.
lenvesa wife and two children. James.
Joseph Martin died suddenly at. his
home. Saturday evening of pneumonia.‘
after an illneeo‘ of several days; The
funeral was held at St. Aloysius"
church today at 9 a. to. Louis Sets:
weitser expL-ed suddenly Sunday evsei
ins. aged Eugenia. no showed every}
.. $440.00
__..._._. l "idenes of good health. and was nbtlot’ ~ .
toml- at s p; m.’ talking with 1mm i j I I ltd. “I” do.
hire'i‘hsddmlohnsonhnspurln ., 1'!“
a conversation nary it one! . .
log. “to: returning from a walk to Tab! mm call 195’
nudge Bill. he complained of feeling. . .
“QAuSdn’sGaralle
Sssviawhso. realm.
The My o! W.‘ '0. living mound.
Willi Your Yortl
Graham mum
One You Attachment
1 Cab. illody.l Attach-cal
all attached to your Ford tor
hank Leslie pused the examination .
Dewitt R. Merritt. Jr.. having passed
un-
w
Benjaminlloodofuwishorobua
Mrs. James Stillman motored tt-
esophagus. N. v. my; not. she
conveyed llr. and dire. Leon Barrett
for a vial over luster;
W}
,pficl-nul ’
Arthur-Wenonah” ”scholastic" W .E: in: M WWW
his home on Boat avenue with a severe ' "L... flange mm 1959 ‘ »
cold, which at am had decided pneu- "’ “,1 ‘ ' 30'" m 1632
monia‘symptoms
Several new members have been E."
celved into Hazel Rebekah Lodge, 'and
the ladies are preparing for a big time
in the near future
The McCall Quarterly
Yet: April
makes dozens of delightful [
Several pttended the auction sale of
the household goods of George Olnis-
teodJJenoto menus" Saturday (tom-
pgreti‘voly good prices” were realized.
/
.aon—v
'McCALL
-.’ PATIERNS. .
inflowYtlvb.oponttliololtoi‘vacatg
tionatihoboneoiiir. cedars. mi
ire-thermoaaooeoaiden
-‘3, ttssnnoashoolrm
Noam
Norwalk Chronicler