Mrs. John Griffin. 01 Gregory Boule-
vard, is the guest of lriends in Provi-
dence. ll. I. ‘
The usual weekly meeting of the
district mnfissionors will ho held this
events.
Rev. P. H. Killer, 0‘ Stamford. was
in dame of the service at Christ
chum yesterday morning.
The many friends of Iii-s. R. Posts.
of a Bow: street. will be cloud to
hear (1 her recovery from her recent
illness '
The regular monthly moiina of the
East Norwnlk Improvement. Associa-
tion 1! betel! on Tuesday afivmonn
lay “I.
MI” W Norw'nlk boat-owners
took “vantage of the fine weather 0!
yesterd' and gave their trans a try-
out on thebarbor.
East Km (hit-rm are rewri-
in: fine cm 0! flat firth about the
harbor and .y the fish are running
in great film. '
Mr. and Ira. Frederick Greenwood.
and son. om Qending a few days at
the home of Mrs. Grm-nwaod’s parents
on Sccond street.
Miss Hon-let Warm has returnod to
her home on Cove avenue after encod-
ing the wider in Florida. Miss Warm
has been odour-mg in tinI sunny
South since last January.
The young ladies of we Quo Es club"
will meet taught in the Community
Hall (or their goal weekly social and
business session.
i
Mrs. “(red C. Seovill, of Newark.
N. Lined the wean-ml with relatiVes
on M street. She returned to bcf
John'Wobb and family are into:
"on! Cove to Osborne avenur.
db.vEr. nth"; crntwyp cmfva
fi—n‘
Rov. Harry S. Qrossett. formerly of
East Nor-walk. has assumed his duties
as assistant pastdr of St. Paul's Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Vi'est End ave-
nue and Eighty-sixth street, New York
city. He will have especial charxe of
the young people's work. In announc-
ing the appointment, the church calen-
dar days: Rev. Scrgt. Harry S. Crosactt
St. Paul's extends a warm welcome to
Mr: Crossett. the new associate pascor.
His preparation for service was not
confined to schools only. but includes
a term of traininz "Overseas.” He was
a stud.“ -ot Wesleyan Unlvoroity.
’(0mm.) and W Theological 8mi-
nary. He held postbrtea, the last of
which was labor-y 'M. a church flaunt
Vernon. New York. This he left to en-‘
list in the service of his country. be-[
coming sergeant of the Henchman”
Company. With U. 8. infantry. ma
Division. We invoke God's richest
blessing upon him as he takes up «5
work in this field of Christian ser-
vice.
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5
‘ Complexion Rosy! .
Headache Gone!
Tongue Clan!
Breath Right!
Stomach, Liver and
' Bowel; Regularl
given several Very clover little plays
;slnce their out.“ a hot vet
:turc. it will be rend-bend. waa
3"Rosemary," so well given in Febru-
;nryt at the Rowaym Boa. "our.
' hall. The Norwalk boom the Horn.
for the Am and M “y Nib
5 wry, all mmt worthy condom hove all!)
been member“ ‘by tho Mo. Th0
young ladies of the circle deserve
much credit for tllei’r aeolian: m
and should have the support of over
one in the community in any venture
which they may permit the public to
Ir. and [antigen Chum spent
the weekend In New York city.
A daughter has been born to Dir. and
Ira. John Tiobout of Brooklyn. Hrs.
Ticbor'rt was formerly Miss lrene
Lynch of the West Side.
Mr. and lira. No P. Thomas at-
tended the Odd renown celebration in
Hutton! on Saturday. yearn?
lMMnP dozen towds, one dozm
nighélhirts. Norwalk hospital; one do:-
en napkins, one tablecloth. Norwalh
Home for the Aged; one dozen dais.
dressed, Rownyton Baptist primary.
Mr. and Hrs. Robert Seymour havc
removed nun Railroad avondc. South
Norwalk. tn the Briggs bungalow on
Ingan street.
Home for the Aged; tour not: lingerie:
local; one dozen dolla. droaaod. _
~ lowayton Baptist princry.
”iv—Inn. it“... man. tho-n
The men! yachting season in the
liveliest in a decade. Hardly a day
goes.” but visitors arrive in this fit
ciultyl‘toln Nowarkinquootolboata
or all descriptions. it surely in going
to boa lively seam on the water. min. local: mum
Red
have, a part. Following la. the report;
or the work dean for the pact roof.“
‘ 1916-10!" doacn towela. limit; mcnmom.
pawn. Rowayton chill; Olmlfb‘
Ear-gent Whit. of Cover“?! Inland.
N. 7.. vialud with John ll. fiat! ova
‘MHDTUN Q
lia- m Wblmy entertained
the Ladioo’ Whlct Club thlcwooh. In.
William J. Fleming, In, bob: the prile
thCT. the emulation m to Mrs.
W. 8. arm »
loving pictures and patriotic od-
dnaaaaworc llama-or! the Vic-
tory Loan rally undo—”Ducal
on Thursday night. ”I w” grimly
appreciated by a large audience gainer-
ed. and several of those present
bought the Victory notes at the close
oi the ainir. '
Rev. Charles Reynolh. firmer pan»
‘Iorolthc Mbodiatmmhwho ha!
- Dim. 28.1919 j
l m HARDWARE 3. ‘
AUTO SUPPLY m,
42 Water St.
Phone 1215-5. 80. Norwalk. C‘
m Parts, Starter u.
Generator Brushes
Gill and Greases
. Anything you
have. Price nmording to tho quan
lty of the gooda. A Intuit deal
m
PlllLIP P. MAHONEY
“and: street. Phone 1182-5.
:
i Booond W M alwayn 0a m 7 m Speedometer Pa
- ..._ 4 W Gasoline and Keros
mmmmmm . m . Tires and T“
m a- our» in! max friends tmm A , E T . ‘ G. H. Hedcnbcril’rm
Ohm-W. In. Low-lea has been en- 1 I“ “SIB _j_._.__‘-.:.,...- :
um ber mm. an. .r. o. REDUCHON SALE -
Mg... a c... 1...... . _ 3.31:..1'" m In... 3.3" David W. Raymond
an. n. c. Carter will an.“ the 090! co. a"... '\
convocation at Yale Muddy on “Plan” to ch30,” from, UNDERTAKER
Monday and Tueaday. Concanduvomonoy. moo... 1m; Mom on .
D 'AflilNOTON GT.
I" RID HEW. lUtLDmr.
THE PARIS
Cloak and Soil House
33$..IalaSt..SailorwaI .
..._._......A.._ M ,h , ,
In addition to our nous.
mum our Watch Repair
mmmwmmma ahallfrunocfor $3.50.
othakonlyll’yonaendml
telephou. or
ingiaugooduuaual.
Woullhyptok 0188mm
Rags 3c lb.
4
A. TARLOV
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am' rocaauyroturnod {I'D-OWNY.“ w.
m- m Jam or wow... u c. A. m... m m... a... u. re . Ill-TRON s 18qu at.
M? a month with her punts c: I" "I the local pastorate II Mb?" 8 M St. M M '
Rev. Jan.- A. lacrnillon mud in. is". was with: OI 01“ “5 '0'“ bl. 441. Tel. «1. itww‘ _._
mmm '0 Rye. wane“. 'her. “‘3 '«t_ I. M" My “‘5', ‘ 8971"!)61 “'8’“ Adm-Nu»-
boutanngnlogt: f a... stub "a" m Lndleo' Aid Society at tho Con- put and m the m
. . 0 0 l I
. . mm! Church h.“ M m” r a” ~— -- .___- _- ——£ _,__ __.. _ ,...__ .,
has been coal-d tolbcr . home this a“ a“ n I mm at _
week with bronchitis.
Illa Cal-Inna has returned from Bat
the me of In. W. D. W.
tic Crook. lion. when no has been... the post road. The good thins,
stopping for the past month.
very much improvo‘ in «an.
The dancing class will hold the next
dance in Odd Fellomt‘ Hall on Friday
"ulna. Up a
The Bfl. firing Club spent hips»
l‘day evening at [hobo-o civilian nor
nna Merritt in South Min ctr-cot.
Charlca‘ ll. Stevens is having hard-
‘m but we tami- Park. quiet
‘residence. Richard Ogden has the
. contract. .' '
l Kr. and Mrs. William Snead! ol
spent Tuesday at the
born. of lira Stream pare-in, It. and
Mrs. C. 0. Ella. ' ‘
; Miss Both Krapowlcz Rimmed to
1 South lid-cheater. nttor spending be:
m vocation 1’01 her paranta‘ in
Smith Ridge. ~ _
returnad to he:
fits Lnln‘ _
Imam-tr . Moat-
H° "‘providnd by the society cooks wore art-l
pminted by a urge number of patron: 3
and a tidy ruin was added to the so“
cicty‘a mm. 2
Two young Darin no- how. Arrived
from ovate" with “only has»!
in: cxperionco-s. They ore 863‘- Rob,
. ry Carlson and Minna Rowan. both
of tho rlvvvnth mm corps. it to.
Claimvd for them that they were long 2
or in service nbrool thugs: ,y other.
Darien boys. Bergt. Carlson and Wil-
liam Herman have been niroad ‘1!
months and won in tho thicloot or the:
fighting for many one“. Both boya-
bnve boon (our linen and tor bravo;
cry, twice by the Ancflcaa army ano"
twice by the British nrmy. They nr- '
rival in New York I the 23d. «a?
board the Santa 1m Sci-gt. Carr,
sonand Private Waterman the.
KEYSTONE AGENCY .
mama.maaunruns 1
”limmwnmnmnm 1
"m contraction 000. -
[0k nu ma
We can chow n m n.
xigna in olripn for the front 0"
bank of the boon. [m in
price fro- 560 pou- M Q on
88.26. “'0 on ah. I". all
the Recent balm I m
and hm run for every man
upstairs and down. In not, ‘
oomtyourrloorot‘run~b
home this nor-tag alter a very pleas—
ant flail.
one docen pajamas. Norwalh
Cross; one quart milk for one Donut.
Norwalk nu aaracy; m par 1.-
cra..ono white personal. Wk Dal
Gloss: two col-Ion an. m
Godmothcrs' “loci“; tbroa blo-
Word was receivod Wednesday- Iron
Ensign John ”A. Morley. U. C. I
Several or the mmhem at Christ dated at a port. inPortngal. informia;
Church wore among the large class 06 his parents. Ina-d In. A. B. M
candid“ who were confirmed water lay of Craw avenue. that he no Volun-
}
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m m two yet-ks with Ira. Olr: No ton notion.
m Peck and unity arhawioboro. _' 1.53.. 33... pm.“ Clam B. Your;
Ii. Flow-ca lingo-lea «the New ion a“. wock an... n. overseas
:Yorh Orthopodic mama at wince...“ “a, m m u now on‘
I
o—-~
.mmp ‘ qn‘mbomcfljamw at granulation-d. ma
[in , h ‘ - 'parcnta, Hr. and Mrs. George N- Y“
( ”N0. N “0°“ "“‘munmaemmnam
bottom. to your cache m.
non. Call and tow oar largo,
om.
> - “H
mm at St. Paul‘s isco all
Why a” m. “"- E. Catholic. teerod for service in Ruaiilan waters.
1). 9. . . 2 liberty Loan note: my be porch-
; in tho Rowanoa poat-ofllce-now. 110a.
desiring any information on thia‘aah
ject are invited to call upon the pool:-
master. who has all necessary blanka
for the purchase or the bonds outright
for cash. on the Government plan, or
[by My camis-
Evequuag is in readiness (or the
dance {a he held tomorrow night‘ in
the m Hal under the nut-piece
«It tic (an: Hell's Community Club
and h—‘o early imitations it will
be' a What]: sociatey and {inca-
dent.
~ ' no we“ 01 the I'm "01"?“ "n" 15:: in molar flint-4.332112:
. ”in mm '8' WW“ Canada at. o. c.. in spending the weak
Alli.” “II-noon. On In” “0' with In. Irving Colman of Rowayua
“mmmooaatlmmk ave-ac. The young man hashad four
fl ‘ fat vista-Io 93;! '1" Wk “9°“ "‘9 years at active aervice. and has an
. - - 1M“ - inlay thrilling experiencea he nl‘t
:7.» .» ———‘—- immmmrdto ttho
' _ 9:, ; Th m ample °f the 5'“ A" of these veterans. Hefienantm‘.
hot-hm napkin. Nor-III! mm:
live darn canal-r baa-rm
, .
am: 8.9mm macho}
ball dozen towall. Not-won comm
$8 contribhtion._ m um:
eight toys. Norwalk Day aaracry.
lslse-Twenty-one tray-cloth. Red
Cross hospitals; 40 surgical oaablool.
than knitted waoh- cl“ I“ con!-
i
_vldung hare with her parrots durin.
' tho " week.
.08. Id In. H. D. Trinkans. Arne
Ill... Henry cud Prod, of Watertown.‘
”pent several days the pact weak with
[friends in town before going to his
now charge at Southampton. L. l.
' it baa been decided to close the li-
brnry on Sundays from now until Oo-
tober. The historical room, however.
was ban: can nema- “Hyatt-J will be open a mug before 3:30 9.11:.
at: MWcuI: “Whom: :03 lb. harm; or lira. Kinds row-
I“
one W. 8. 8.. four lnilllod baga. low.
ayton Red Cross; social wont noon
members.
“ls—Ouch”! dozen Na. Na-
wnlk Day nursery: one-M n‘... poo
nanot- (infant). m “an lithi-
gawaa (mum). Nor-wit m; GI.
suit. Darlon child.
l
i
Metamucil-Mao“.
"slang" rather hard on WW-
lanthanum-3mm
mmpbbyaplanmn-cy
boowhichhflaaithn-icrtho
right on.
J Vulcan. who now acme
in honing 00.000 M d “loom
ice from the (unfit-yard: to tho 8:
3. Clark mum in Smith no...
i
momma-mum
1.0Mbcrkavmdbbm.
Raymondoodhorolmloa. Tulle.
ten-at enlist-d with tho mu
troops in 1018 andwacamlcotb~
mmmrumm He.
“Molhrmuool‘;
“tuned in 1916 and wentaao‘a: tho
mthllwunlf'.
”who-mam Ila-ml
andthopooploamaaltanucba.
town over to th
PRICES
rm Chord: are planning to
.. formerly with Princess Patricia Light k“ an” cm"!
"W '“m ““10 Slim-torn Theiobwaaconplatedlaoocania mm”
_ ' my W in tne‘ Sunday Infantry. went to France in 1915. won Owing to irregular attendance at rel hall “3‘ Tho loo ”a from a“... g: “n “"36“; m and ML MED
- f «“1” ‘ m m on ”1” wave ill the battles 0' "Pres. 8001130. W o! the lumbar! d no cost chm!“ W wt in a m m
“1mg, "a m, to; me Vimy Ridge. Passchendale Hill 70. or "Three Pills in a Bottle." thin com“ M “,0 gawk W‘ “‘ Odd on... ion with bin. neat. not; (3m
fl." ' ' now 0mm, Aim-no, Anus, having the «it will not be Mood non many” mm "”"‘~ “m “Lug liar name [or it wua our no Hoar G "I
7 W ‘3 “or my. 5 “hon W “' cm ”9' “‘4 at has spent a unmhfir or com vaca- on a en
‘? . ~. 1honor of capturing the city of Iona, ovening as has boon advartiud. ‘ No. 3 m nosed out two pint ahead. PM to his all I l
L .~ ‘“ W greeted the Be'nm' “"3 “‘31“ 58'0“ the umb- ' in. acute waa: so. I. 1301: No.3. M
- “inanimate: mm” at “'9 ‘m retreat of the Britt-h or. 0‘" N“ ‘- r anouot-t can wmoow “clonal
Tina and Woe. [to was in “”3 “gem“ 1“ 19“- M 0“ “m6 NEW CW 3 ldoala are liko m; you will not an“ m. W. . ”an...“ inn [men
. . Mot tho morning service .and in hunting march 0‘ oflencoa, '3‘“ . {needed in mom; then with ’0" 349 which is the southbound express m mam
ta. «can: delivered a very fine scr- °‘"' "m" "8 ”mm to he“ on ~ manila. but in. tho seaming man due here shortly heron eight o’clock .
". .tho western hunt, they were forced to 3“ the denart oi "“1... If you emu. had bod one oi tho WI“ wonder
,romaln in line on trachea for fifty. - “h j r h“ n n gem then: ” you “m and. angina): Why'stonca tar-2:1 at ‘
' ' ‘v- . o as are used n 58 tree! croaa
a. m party was given Miss “3m muve {an Mr. Godber's M‘eflgmfllggn P 1th mm, m m... m:- m. Vanna, we .1 I n we our prices
'“n' mm" 'm "M" m m “m ear with auflclent to badly on tools of
Ir. cad Mu. Robert Ogden spent' tluy. .
mice one of the My;
Dorothy Howell Friday evening. at
her tune. [I Cove amae. Many
, m wore mend during the even-
u;- ‘- daaclag and slim. Besides
tmdyoung memaaolowas ren—
7‘ m Hills Marion Buckingham.
During are evening refreshments
, were carved. and the guests departed
Wednesday with relative: in Rridge-
field. '
Kr. and Mrs. Roland Rah mot
Sunday with friends and rohtivea in
Dunbury.
ho return- to his home to "numb
health. ond having only two scar- ot
wounds not serious. to mark his years
of hard service;
u—-—.-
Til“ the Dei‘t‘Finger circle, which
consists of 6 young ladiec of the now-
ayton Baptist church. were doing
. ,7 at 'a bin hour. after spending a very _ -
' gm:- id: mm- Dorothy Sherman, $11M“... ummmzmk? an“: 2::
‘ cilia: ids Banks. RDorothy Shem“, mach was done by the ladies was not
_’ Dentin Mons. Josephine Drum. Mil- Inw- until the issuing or-use report
. Q). Tana ulna. urn-n Hut-ins. Ruth can. circlo, which hos just been;
..._ Hem sane Hen—mg. Helen Casey. .5. "we. The réwfl covers M; y
,; mun Inner Harm Buchanan. van nun ms to date. and in mi}:
2 Ruth Van Mariam Glover, Ed- m , mowing thit the elm".-
lm lildred Howell, Dorothy 'm m every two .M at m’?‘
_ and- Issue. mi- Km, m homes or the 2%, have
“I'm- Thomas Em, All- aceouplahod Inch soodgzand their
m..— w-cu. Willin- Welds. won-rd m Italy a actor in mm»
» «ii-awe Self. mt Joseph. Ry. caring the war of 14m and ms
Hint. Horatio finch. 000m thccivclodid tbcirhlcinlhoaoldicrly
l
l
.u-au-
i ——Sentinel “font Advertlaolientc are‘
core to bring the boat "nits obtain-
at».
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.w- - .....-. .... —._...
mama...
“magnum ""mwmv‘m ""' tantrum-mm”: ' champ-we.
r. ,l . ' .mplmrortbommnd_ ' l '. m . , .»
gunman-mu, sienna-unasvmmmimm- «mwnwwmm—rm.” infill“? Rt 5 -
' - ~ ,. . . ‘ I
:: ”5:33
011103:- Thomas Dome! not! an im-
modlato inmtigntion but the My had
439mm and no due“ to ob.
“Mormon. , “x ‘
fi._., - .. --
w
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such nualitv.
Never Wore has there been such a dit-
llllt in the (round as we will have this
Sarina. Never before have we dun into'
out or“ as on this first BMWillR‘ of
Boring Tech for the “Early Birds.”
Get in line whilcour line is concietc on
every itch. If you only want toadd a
”or two. or if you want a full coulo-
ncnt call on no NOW—we are rcodv to
can am. Here are a few trimmings
‘ what we are ulterior.
Norwalk Chronicler