Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 12, 1919 · page 4

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.Vf‘liyattdif *Wali street.

"Avemef-MetMIisl, church will

Friends in the third district are l

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in l’v‘ltrldzl.

'provment "Association will mun .
'Thuruay-'a;fternoon at “ n't‘lm‘k wi
Mi‘nxfi'reueriok Scam for
Work.

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Thevyoung ladies of tho Qt”! l’C-i chi
‘ will hold their usual Weekly social illl

Ding Millie lmrwi of tho l‘IiHSt'fi (t'uir
and fidyn Ciiimani'ér. on First Sll't‘

 

 

«Many Hist Norxalk l'l‘:.idl*llt an
dancoxtfoveis (‘lljUh'd tin~ (Llhl‘illtf :i
HIP Armory llwt. «turning llii- lllusi
for WM‘WXIH furnished by Mclfiiclly'
tamousmiumng orchestra.

Itome'“ Mrs. Huiiry Kn'nl~ wilT'n mut

mnizafim canto up for discussion.

 

Thelhldien of the Red ("roan .\u\il
Anaoofltton incl yesterday
at methome. of ‘Mrs.
(‘ove avenue and oomph-ted
work hr that. wori'liy organization
Willi"! Albert '1‘, Eldridgn. oi
‘flie unm- dieitrict, was among those
members oi" the law-making boTiv ol‘
Che cityt‘who absented tliomsolvcs from
the rmlar monthly meeting of the
City WI. last evening having gone
on a atrllte. --

 

Tlie-cmunbers of the Women's For-
eign Whnary class or the East Ave
nae mount chumli were entertain.
ed lasflflmlng at the home of Mrs. ll.

. J. Sam, on Rowan street. when
the I‘m.‘discus§ed in a general way
' severulim'cs of interestingr mission-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

CURRM’AS‘FOLEN FROM BANK
NMORK.-Murch lit—«Theft of

7. 826,900“ currency from the vaults of
,flle limn Bank. :1 Bronx iii-
' flitting-guru made,
by tbmlice. The robbery occurred
Some Ilia on‘Monday night after the
bank ”cloned and was not discover-
all unllryestreday. The maney had
§ieen hood in the vault by the cash-

 

known here today

__ firth militia, '-
5 , utility illnlllls

than; or ‘Btatfler
bothers.

 

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Ifnmmet have your meat every

_ 1 "fllYMfifltMt flush your kidneys with

‘ ‘ whmlly. saves-noted author-
ity; ,. nous-that meat forms uric
, , W—dlmost 'paralyzes "the kid-

...“'Jicyunnrtheir-eftorts to expel it from
mm.1‘bey become sluggish and

m...t.ben you suffer with a dull
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mini-’theiiddney region, sharp
' :Jainnflhimha -btu:k or sick headache,
.' igniting-«your stomach sours, tongue
‘ low.“ when the weather is bad
‘ Morrheuma‘tic twinges. The lir-
mommy. full of sediment, the
L Gluten get sore and irritated.
‘ to seek relief two or three
mung the night. [

Mmltze these irritating acids.
Wirllhc «kidneys and flush off
Wyn urinous ‘waste get- four
”at! Salts from any pharnincy
Maiaalmespoonful in a £1355
" to preiikfast for a few
_‘ r..'kidneys will then act
mgiamous salts is made from

 

-. .1ithia,.and has been us-
iimteneratiou totiusii and stimu-
“m kidneys, also to ileum».
- ‘ . - immune, soitno longer
j w‘s-enning .biadaer ~Weak-

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"IE .inoxiiensive; ca‘n'noi. in-
v: za'zdelightiul 'eiierves-
drink:

 

3“‘'.l'lii3\WVoiniin'u Auxillerv ul‘ Christi . .
.. . ‘ . pair of andirons to the Congregational .

Chum.~will.znieet Thursdnaaftemooné parish house. ‘

, “Gill". Smith of Rowan street. .

' C. W801! of East Norwalk, has, .
cerium a. 'positlon with 'I'ristmm A’s spent the weekend at “’5 "m“ “0“”

‘ I'l‘lienpramr meeting "1.- the East, John W. Dugdale, who is in the

avcnmitMethodist Episcopal Church] Navy: Spent a few “a” "‘St “’69" a‘
tomomw evening. will be in charge his home in Noroton ”Eight!“ enjoy-

‘ot thetmemliers of the. official board.I ing shore leave.

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ThmdiPfl Aid society of the East' The Methodist Epil'orth League is
hold planning for a business meeting and
v'vrtheirfeweeiuy meeting ibis afternoon. St. Patrick’s Day 'Sot‘ial next Monday

~ lug remembered with post cards from
Miss flat-riot. M'nrin. who is wintering

Thaila‘liea 0f the Ezra! Noi'wulk lm-

“T ll ("rims

businms nicotin‘: on imxt Monday Mfr--

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ThetY. M. C. A., of't‘lio Adri-nt (‘liris-
flan diurch met last Q-Vt‘llinfl. :at the has returned to her homo. altcr sin-lid-

ters mcernini: tin- l‘uluib oi“ the l'i'

' ‘liu'y Ofltlhe East. Norwnlk liiiprol'i-lni-iit
7 afternoon
Alfred Scam all sent at. Center school on Thursday and in
much Friday evenings of this week. a com- Joseph ll.

my weir. .

“ ‘ Frank Virello, 'under requisition pn-

ln France,:in the engineers over
year,=and ..Iaw..-a_.lot‘.ot .hard .work, at
'roadmaklng and H
tents dug atom.

 
 

Liverynian Frank J. Lockwood is
having another barn enlarged and'im-

 
 

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' . ’ - proved for the purpose of meeting the
Mrs. Clarence-W. Bell has donated a demands of his increased business.

The Women’s Bible Study c1385 61
‘ i , ‘ , . ' the Methddlat church met last evening

La ce '1' Mead of New York at the. heme of Mrs, OSCai' S. Mina. on

Him) nd avenue.

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i Mrs. Aaron G. Stev’ena, of 'Rowny'ton _
avenue, is in New Preston, Conn. ,
where she is caring for her son, Wil-
liam W'atson, who is ill.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Earl -”i7. 'l‘liomes has returned to his
duties with the lmckwood Manufac- \
luring company. after being ill at hls‘ é
home in Rowayton avenue. (.7:

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Mr. and Mrs. E. C. W’yman or New bl d' ' l idcr bl monev

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York have been spending a short time 9 con mm)” am con a e ' '

will have, to be oxpeudcd on it this . ..
, in their home on West Side nvr‘nue spring to place it, in any sort of pas— .

blanning for ilimr rt-lurn tor the sea- sable shape. it should be widened in 1,
son. many places. and the underbrusli re-
moved.

i evening.

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The Misses McClellan and Mrs.
Ieorge H. Noxon, who are louring Cal-
ifr‘rnl’ai and the Snuthwoel. TOCt‘lltiy vis-
ited the aviation field ill Kelly (Imp,

_ his store 1t tho corner or McKinlev'
near San“Antonio. Texas. where they ‘ . ' 9
street. and R0“'a_\'itln avenue, has r0,-

sizned his postiun. and has retumciir
to his old trade. that ol' carpenter. Mfi

 
 

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Moses B. Rackvtl. of (‘mckell street, :
who has boon assisting P. M. Needle m E

'No more late e I. 5
for Hoosier howsewives

No other cabinet offers so many
wanted features. No other equals
Hoosier’s fine construction. Yet Hoos-
ier prices are moderate and the terms

 

 
 

 

i’ called upon Edward llindlcy, J12. oi
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this town, who is in service there.
.2 . ' ' .' ‘ i t ‘ a" ‘ ' . t .. :
The monthly social of the Congregn- R mk‘ ti ' n" V m "‘ wmk'm' 0" hni

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tional Men‘s Class was held Monday “ddkif'on‘mfi'il .m'h Qlllcki “(ka 1'.
night at the parish house. and was m" mg n m" OUHL it me e

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t just as jolly an affair in; previous coca .
sions of a. similar sort linvi- been. - .
. Ct-orva- S. (Norton 0! McKinley;

Highway SllpPrlll'it‘lltit'-lli llnmr-c t». _ _ , .. . . ‘ . f _ '
Olmstemi was chairman of the com- “'"WL w‘" Hm”) mme m Ponnsyl the 2'38 hef‘veen necessary k!“ en
'mnlpe in charge. mnin. =.\lr. (ii-prion. \‘shn ilnb been ser- t '28!) between necessary kItChen
i rotary of tiln stain council or the‘work and the social and . rareafion

Mrs. \V. l. Lownd-ex ofthv Post Road United Order of Anifiricnn Mechanics. hours that Women must have in 01'er

 

In the Hoosier. science has brid ed

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i-i-sii'lir-d liia position and ham bnen' , - - . . , . are easv‘
- tag a week at the home or her son. aiir-coeded by Em] Kissolback, nf N0“ _ to maintain phyiscal and mtal fitness' d
- Harry. at Newport. having left town Britain Rowaylnn is sorry to have Mics ‘. . . . ”one ‘ OHar nuts any model in your
, with the latter alter the tnnvrul of his Overtnii and lumily it’th‘ the commulii- . . The :HOOSIOI‘. “utth-s 40-thT-SHVIRI.’ home

mamv T'lnventlans and work reducing conven-

iene-s. cuts kitchen work in half and

releases tbchousewife from drudgerv
er. H .\l. Enum-rii-li, “ho has born hours. V
akin: her home with her tatlmr.'
Klinel‘vltor. oi Rowavmn‘
: "(13' in two “(‘18. the ltilrlii in which are avenue for Iiil‘ past Hm‘eml months has ‘
taken by several by several young [‘00- lukvn posscisioll of her newlv mrnlz'h- .
pie nesoriated with the Stamford cd home in xorthport. l. 1. Her nus-I
group or leagues. The play was Dr" band. Lleutonantkmmvrlcb, in station!
muted in Stamford recently, and if. m] at Brindley Field. Ii. 1.. which is:
'cetW-d fawnib’e "Ouce- ' only a short distance from korthwn.‘

Burglare were again busy in town Mm.»l«:mmerirli was accompanied by

wife. at lcorizolown, llic lultwr having l\, wlmrv lmu- "13"“
died February 23. friends.

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Small weekly payments soon nay the
balance. Come and see your Hoosier
.now.

 

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The local Epwortli League. will pro-

, . . lit-r sister. Mitts lane-W.:‘Klinetelter.,
last Friday night. making a haul at Al- make a prolonged "a" with

. 127-131 Washing. ton Street
, , who will i
lens drug store, and at Henry AWLher. 'r \ ,
gcr's tailoring establishment. At All .

loli's where a haul of over $200 worth

 
 

 

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‘ li-t~l‘nd.r'the enter- “' .7
of cigars. candy, watches and cameras The dr “ m u i m TROOPS FROM F ANCE HERE jugs Committee. Post 011109: through-

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' n; t the b0" who indtn part . , '
w” "mde “ “we 0"" a“ ’9‘" “'0' ltzui‘lleworrl war :n’d who went from mm “3“ M"- “-““’“h HEM"- out the country have men-notified m,_
mm” an equal amount of plunder was - - five'ofl'icers and 2.674 troops or 27th accept as cash. coupons tormenting

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\‘orwalk. will coinin'uo or a time.'1'he "Div! .
' ' . clan form- - - . ' ' - . -
liken Friday night .campaiim did not and yesterday. ow- tloml Gu1r';:u:eu zzrh’:iaie La interestdue onLiber.y Bonds, th8.sa\~ MD SHOES
l ' . I , ‘ 3 ' .' . . - ' '
, . _ ing to the rat I. that many of the team M . . ‘ p . team 1)- “‘35 Diubion 0‘ the Treasury .Departm we"Pa‘y w Pms'
I Arthur William Pram charged with 01m. \ tlnon arrived here today from meat was today notified b m t. writs or 0311
' . workers had not as yet had time-to 899 Brent 'l‘h . - . V A y e poo -,
larceny in attempting to sell. in :99“ ‘ h l h ‘ thev had given , . 1 until brought allotted?!" odlee‘dopnrlmont- Thisrulingxmakos» 3. LEVY
York city, the automobile. of missing “l ‘f poop e w 1:)“ . an the collec- 5,674 troops. including alum number it possible ~fl". nll holders oral-Ebony? ’58 Nata-8t,,30uth Nor-walk
Charles Cappola. was bound over to “m,“ Hp” m 0“, ’ ' of casualties and 96 nurses. iORPthermmm t ,. i 4 lb i
. . tors have mu with airlendld snore-“S. , . . . . - 0 eaves er nonduterest
the higher .court, by Justice John H. ‘m‘ “9"" "(“99” and 313 men. Sicklbeafi t i ' "" “ “‘ “‘“‘ *"""
. . and already the captain of the team ’ _ 1 ng coupons :1 once n tinterest;
Selleck Monday morning. Bail fixed . - or wounded. ’bearinv W S. ' Siam '
o . . has turned in nearly 3'30. The work C l ' ‘ . - .5 ar rings ps, ,
at 8-,000. “as Hupplicd in cash bv , "”3 ‘°'-‘Nn“3 aboard l"“’“"“‘" 'flanks and tru i ompani are a} ‘
. ‘ will continue this week. and until all N g _. . s c as . so . 7 ,
emits aunt. Miss Campbell at New i "9' 995 ”r ‘VM”°"“°"S~ and ‘«*‘-‘-xpecied l0 acce i lib t' B dl t ‘
York ‘who acted in a. similar on acitv M m" "Widen” have had a rhance U "f Pennsvlvnnla : 7 D ‘ Yer ) 0n n ex." ‘ ‘
‘ p ' gm. tlu-ir i," {m- :1“) good cause, ' “ . ‘ ' _ .t-st coupons-numb for the. purchase .
when her nephew was arraigned tn ““7 --. - meeling 3““ ””“hwm‘ B”:"“’“ «)1le Savings Stamps and Thrift"
New York city a. couple of weeks ago. - 7 ‘ ml Jam?“ 1). 'Glimnan. '1 Seuyourold cm W the Bridge’

. MONDELL is ELECTED ‘ _ :Stfllnps. and wileani the-opponmi
Prattwas brought by State Policeman Th9 Steamship Oliioan 3”“(‘d ”0'" nity to Liberty Bond holders to draw;

HOUSE FLOOR LEADER port: Auto Wrecking 00., corner

Bordeaux. with 1.627 troops. a-majority

 

 

 

 

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fitters issued last week-and ma repre- to! 11mm or Elm sixth infantry or ttmiifmbt ”mun" mews" “W89 and Center 3“» 3nd“-
immed by,“ mom“, Jubm‘mmon Wyoming Member CM!“ M‘" "'m‘ rm; Division (National Armv men at; ”7—" "‘“"”‘;;“f”‘*_ ”T ‘portfct. 'PhoneBamumeBM.
of New York. Pratt has many friends own"? to 30m. «chm. ultimatum-mud fMiaahflDN. imwwxmm ' '
m this to“, who smuuy maintain- \VASHINGTON. March 1;.—-Repre- The swim”. Adriatic, ”omluwmf ‘GET i Secondhand parts, and tires to
that he has been unjustly accused of sentntive Frank Mondell of Wyoming POOL bmugh' 299 steerage passengerr. . mime 01" 031‘.
being concerned in lliediuappearnncc was chosen Republican floor-ludu' in most of ”19m ”M9flcmi‘h0 him-"’9“ Cream 0f Mustard ' .‘
or Comm and who deem“. that a". ”‘0 "1’“ “0““? yesterday-“m"muncharged frun‘ithe cumin Expect; , , . - '!-———--- —~——---‘~' “3
recent efforts of police m involve Mm sentative Mann at, tilinoia. leader in “on”, Pom... M08. or the“, mm. m be Size
. ' . the last Congress. had been elected-on l
in that affair. and to find evidence to . ”0“"- &t .
bolster up their suspicions, are. unwar- the first. ballot by ”m Republican con- ‘ I I mess
ranted. They question the right. to dub rercnco and had declined to accept. 5 ’BW ‘SAViNGs LSTAMPS PLAISTED DRUG STORE
nub anything on Pm" Mam without Mr. Mondeii has been a member at HAnrmRD..ntan-n.u.ubeny nomi 43‘Wash‘ It. ' . ..
a search warrant having been issued. Gangret-zs m" 33 VOW“- "ifi elevation “if???“ coupons may be invested d‘T- ml .’ m
Morbid people, too. it is said, ham. to the floor leadership will cause him rectly in Thrift Stamps and'l‘Var Suv- ‘ 11th NM ‘2'. g
Wroughtdamage to the island. to retire from the membership of the ings Stamps. according to word l‘JOf‘l‘C- “ - m; - ..
‘ _-~___ House appropriation committee.“ 0d today by tho Connecticut “larger \ M i
Mrs. M. C. Fab-3y of the Darien side One hundred and sixty members V0" r —‘“ ‘5 — _““" ops

 

 

 

is overjoyed at the prospect of having ed for Mondellfzzl voted present and ~" '
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her two sons at home from France 55rwere absent. Mr. Mann was first ’ ‘
Within a few days, Joseph, of Co. B. elected by receiving 154 votes. but do— M ""
261k Engineers’ isdue to arrive in port cliiied. Mr. Mann's nomination was Deck ops .

this week. He had been expected {or made by RPllrmcnlntive Moore of “ Wall and Gellmg' "MOPS

some time past but a real surprise to Pennsylvania. o i V . "f wringingfuops

Mrflt Fahey was the card which she re.
ceived from her son, Sergt. “\Vllltam

Feliey of the 3015i Battalion. Heavy

O’Gedar Oil Hops
immune nun Cloths

WANT SUPERINTENDENT REMOV-
ED

Tank Co _ . .> { SPRINGFIELD, Mass" Mach 12.~— _ _ _
Rail tr FDSFzzio. wrote 2:“. he won‘t} The local telephone plant employes inop wnnm of-all descriptions
‘ om has on bruary ‘5' 'union. following a resolution adopted ,

Everyone Moderately Priced

Ml if. Gchebe

This card was; receivedfllonday morn-
ing, and, it his expectations were m!-

. . New
ized, it is probable that both sons will gran

last night. today, sent a. request to
Genera Manager W. R. Driver of the. ‘
England Telephone and Teie- .!
h Company, Boston, asking for re- '

 

arrive here at the same time. Both mom] of Gen . , . ’ l _ _

, . . rge W. Hayden, Division . , _ .
boys have a largernumber of friends 'l‘raflic Superint eat here. The ac- ’ Worn (neon-“mid: \‘l.'B..wGo-uu. 9‘3“" Cami!" mm? . It’s‘nere Ifl't’s Houseware.
here and in Stamiord “41’on be over .tion is the resul of the posting of a ’ . u kahuna—add the..mmd finish at hum

.3 Prompt Delivery.

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‘State Guard company about the tele-'
phone building Monday night and the ,
aearching of the building for a "bomb." .
_ the maneuver being a practice stunt. ;

F. but was taken in and'was trans-3‘”- Haydcn .is .a lieutenant in the
ferred ion tank mum in which he Stale Emmi-h The employefi’ ”8°”

, . ‘ on at ten t at an efiort was being
“‘9’“ ower the top many times and made to intimidate them and cast a
was injuredandiwwnded. ’Josepliaras islur on the character or the Workers. i

u. ' ‘ '

.am'ihy' 5:113: med profile Decency finishing touch to “10. Phone 527

"‘me . . .
’Boleto,'Bandeaux madi'Surpfice Mirrns, in filmy lace effects over silks

and utimralndciicawta'daes, writ-yttrimmedw'uh lace ahd embroid-

‘kflia; linking Vivi}. irflm «second only to W. B. Cornet: as form-
:heantificrs.‘ ASKJ’OQR-DEALERW'OR \V' :B‘F'FORMU BBASSIERES.

i ’ ms Will‘lfljf'ufll C0119?! forsiendet and
“a W B ‘ 7 7 " . 'I‘imlow-pn'udcorset
. r; f "i fruithh‘ Wiggins; ivfimusoommi

gqo‘tqfifirm'wu‘le to mmifim.

joyed at their returnrr William has
been in France for upwards of 18
months. He went over {With Battery

 

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BABY
CARRil'iGiI
- iDISl’lél’

58-”0 Of the filiC‘Si €\'-:;' ;;‘..(i\\';; 3:.
Greater Norwalk :1 i: d

reasonable price<.

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FULL’SIZE Rallim .
CARRIACES
From $19.95 to S

In any color you max .

SULKIES AND STROiJJ"
$7.95 up to SEE-.1"

BABY YARDS, CRIBS. kiwi-
KOOPS, HIGH CHAIRS m» l
EVERYTHING For. F‘s ‘.

COMFORT. ‘

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OPEN A CHARGEAgco' r":

V Sterling Furniture Co.

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“THEIBLOODS’I‘OMT l
Birthstone for Mai-cl:
Who on this world of Oil'-
eyes
In March first open shall tr:
In days of peril firm and l".
And wear a Btoodstone “--
grave.

BRANDS
The Jewelry Store Where ‘
ls Higher Than PrrCt

Washington St. South Nit-2' '

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i THE HARDWARE
AUTO SUPPLi « .
'42 Water St.

Phone 1215-5. SO. 5110:? :13 r
M eto Parts, :1 or
8811 Generator Brushes

Vacuum Oils and Greases ‘ _

Speedometer I- »

Socony Gasoline and Kerr»: .5 .

Auto Supplies, Tires and T:

FREE AIR.

G.‘H. Hedenbcrz. 1’11ng ‘

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Government Report».
Tax lists, etc.

are much easier to make f‘
PTODerly kept books.

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