' I“ have been spending a few don
caonv .-o ~-~r .r‘ U - -
pme. Mr. McK Main-II mat. tolling in s3 Moors
routine to their guru“ in (‘rs
May I. ‘ f!‘ g; ‘
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Mrs. Ant-on Stevens has
the one and onohsll acres 0
house north of her residence fronjhgyfi Rev. ‘J. 8., Wyckofl at n-yn. my",
ostste of John D. Felter. 'A n Pm. was a guest of friends in town on
of improvements will be made to M‘Biiw.
um." D
It
I
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-9.
- a .. up
n.’ ,
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building. which occupied ositoin Psl‘h
street hst‘helow tho residents. 1! VII-
‘m _:— .- “M-
W. cgfimuhw are m re-
iding in West Newtownhlnss.
pure ‘
i land and
business himself.
and Ivan then ho beans inter-ted
end itwssthenhohocs-th
mommies-mu
.u—_———-l .
Ah ‘ rchssed a premises. l ‘ '
1:? o. Mitrwll: Elem” from ,.__._.. ’ 'Mrs. Howard Etheridge or Nor-nu: no new Cannon w nuns. m
it hw‘ood. E Tonightgamenmmmyaflzwastbemstotlmmmuwoman's inflicted!-
” 10°“ - mum: sndilobert ”km. - meted-nanoseconds“
game of pool in
e players of the re
with Noroton for a
"""""'-' . will meet in it
’1‘. Y. W. A- will meet this ”cums contest anion! th
It 8 o’doeh st the home of Anna. Von cent mmgmem
it ~"'"‘" mouss- in Nero-non. and ossn-
:§wMiss Olivu Reamy left Fridnylorths pied m othor Mic postin- hora.
Gov Jung handsome cue. The trophy in to est where she intends makings. visit The w '- in W my
link-OIL 17 e are ' he played for OgiHSégnioun‘mm‘ l' of several months. ‘ 1.. m wet. I'. I.
ynrs. Both r. and - ..
Wot! are rated at 130. F Green. Mile- Hoyt, L. C. Bnll, T. J.
The W.A.R.wssentortslnodstthe puny W. 8. Lockwood. M 0.
represent!“ homo of Mn. Dsniol Horton. in Park
We“ D. A. agiohn snd I}. 1!. Low-
and Wit: street. Friday evening. '
Pstrollisn and Mrs. John L. Roberts
of 31 1“ street have purchased from
m. a, Conn, a lot and buildings on Dr. William J. Moore.
Rowayton Hose Company. runes.
‘wm. nus-p sad 1 a. Nny. snout
were “enclosed in the Loin-uncut
(Continued from Third hire).
on limitation of armaments coin-
Schnll~ and Major
that on cool '
the latter commission
With the psrty were
goon-jet von finnsrek,
Luther and
pres
's‘Isli a
telephone operators.
The party left the
little station ‘ostucren'uu, ’ we
and a half miles from Paris. from
which plscc they drove to Ver-
sailles in automobiles. The mayor
of Versailles, Henri Simon, posted
a proclamation appealing to th
Mueller and
. Sixteen of
are women.
the oIeisl
s m. ‘
first street.
, liam Scotleld oi' Noroton Heights Firel ‘ 7.... - , ills-tics! to maintain a d. - ed
urn. Cari Wiche and son Earle ot Company will play all the second " Guyll McLsne. whohnshonlm DY :3; calm attitude m
s ndin the week . .ing the winter in N w Yorh. hns uh- AVIAN” REA ' -
3°" avenue are 9° 5 block in their match game of pool this e 3 BO BAN FIJGBT BONE, Mondnv. AP", .39 (As-
with In. Carver in New York div. evening at Noroton Fire How p, m. lpossession or his residence here (or FOR U . socintcd )-:—'I'li R Nelson
at view the Victory Fleet. . - :flle summer months. ——-‘—"— ' l I I ” k ‘. "m" ‘ s
m w 1‘9“"! “11 "me over a adoption! Mug. nun: P.“ 0..) .Pase. the American Wdor.
" visited Premier Orlando todsy.§
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o
——
from this place
I
at excellent meteorological?
conditions at sen. tneelivo Mon in- n
mm. stsrt over the untrsveled Ill“
course 0! 2.090 miles come with the
publication that American Ill‘lhlfl‘
or the I C typo wore soon to set out
hr preparatory to
tho honors to which Born
‘3 The dancing class will hold forth in
m Follows' Hall. Prim min or
ton A. C. fought through twelve in- F“! week, when a large mm .(
nings in the opening game at the us- llhfi members hi desired.
son in Springdnle Saturday afternoon. —__“"
‘Rowayton winning. The score wns 19. . . Mrs. Harry Boiler, or New York. in
9. springdsle showed lack oi‘yrsclice; W Vllltlnx at the hosno st hor pnr
The annual meeting of the “Von-
nn's Ansllisry of Christ Episcopal
Church will he held Thursday evening.
flay l. at the church. The ladies are
requested to bring their dollar.
The Springdale A. C. and the Rowsy-
Work on refugee garments will be
4"” ”‘"' w" """“ "““n "‘9 M“ the men having devoted all or their term. Mr. and Mrs. Hemgy OWH miss.“ 3",“ II I".
" u" m “"31" :mpifvemift ‘3' one recently to preparing the dia- .U‘hV‘“ avenur- the Past veek- The pilots and their navigators do
“Mam" "9 ’ “"“ - '5' ”mg" ' voted much of thdr line this morn-i
mood rather than L‘Olll‘m their ‘
R to ensue-flan with Ins-taut
Mr. and Mrs. Michael cm Ill
family 0‘ Ridgcfield. Vila“ I“ n ”
.hours at the home 01' so. slid In. S.
1!. Hemm, in Hoyt street. Buddy.
“0mm “'1 ““9 “mu" playing ability. The features oi the~
nine were the pitching of Selleck {or
Springdale. who went the entire
routc; the hitting of Arnold for the
visitors. and ot Hudson and nation [or
Springdnle. Despite the cold weather
there was it large crowd of fans on
hand which boded well for the success
or the season here. Next Saturday 5
Springdnle will meet the Noroton A. C.
I... 3. Giants» Royal Air Force mei-
sorologist. oncnl snnaunoelnsnt of
the British Air Ministry‘s weather
finds was withheld (mm newspaper
corn-pm on orders from bon-
elm. hecnnoe o! tho controversy over
divergent reports.
it was learned.
W from vessels indicated con-
tinued improvement in the weather
samba. which yesterdsy brought
snd Captain Charles W. F.
Iorgnn. his output and sssistsnt
The usual weeekly meeting at the
aim ias club was held last evening in
tho Community ”all. when a pleasant
social hour was 91110de at the con-
clusion of the business session.
Mr. Paskeil wh {My resided in
{South Kain streeL’wss in town on Fri-
‘dny. attending to business 0! import5
anon. Mr. Patlnll is now s resident
at Ocean Grove.
however. that early
An important meeting of the May-
flower Hook and ladder Company will
be held next ‘Monday evening at the
——
quarters on Van Zant stroot at which The score ”I innings Saturday ml“: ' '
time the annual election of oflicnrs will lows: ‘00:“2303? 15} i:::1;';:y‘m w When“!!! "‘hlnwgpolgtmo‘ngyg stain:
be held. Every member of m.» rom- grumble ---~::;gf:;31013:‘1: h a. mm “at mum m m on Dy choosy 'mwioss. maker's
pony is requested to he present. . wnyton ----- I r (I19. hos sudicieutly r cent or“ tube Sopwith machine was not sendy yes-
. TR 0 1’ l" R . around again, Tho moaning reports todsy were
The ohictsl Sunday School Board of 0 '9 RUSH 0 ""3" A '07 a.“ a, a" MA” blunt-y m.
mwhhlhnveheld 'overthoznid-
Athntlc for dnys were infinity ss-
sunsing rem of . al-
though not emu-sly from ‘ nvoring‘
quarters. sud than these winds were
of n more nearly oven velocity. with
npmnounoed tendency to diminish.
malty who said to be high. but
not Mott.
Locally the wind was light in the
sonthwsot 'thh morning. with the
”dammit-ring the
'1).
Moon veered to the
the hunt Avenue Methodist church will
hold on important muting this even-
ing at m church when the officers for
the yenr will be chosen. As this will
be the first. meeting with the new pas-
tor. Rev. Herbert, E. Marsland. it, is re-
oucstod htat evory member be present.
A new American (in; hi in. pur-
chased by tho the comma]. to W
me that u:.- [Ii- HV well nuclei “I
betas it was taken down wnn MI
into shreds. '
Striking mm Acns Lua' tees"
for Militlamsn.
'l‘ERnE HAUTE, ind. April _29.—ln
response to an appeal from the humor-
itles of Linton. 1nd, a mining cem-
t
2:”; 0‘ fix?“ gfim' :3: 'Miss Slay .Fai‘rty entertninodn .3
h“ M mm by the Sufi “nun-1.. MN: f. it'l‘ll at. her house II 5”-
lord nvonur. Ssturtby o“ hic-
ties to proceed to Linton to quells. ‘, . . .
II ”th not.lm*. IIKIIIIIDOHMHMMW‘
Thursday wiiTmark the opening for
“Hummer season of populsr John ll.
O‘Sullivnn's Dorion’o Hone. my i hear . in il I I
hnprovoments have been mule and 0‘ m there. in I) "I; ight. ‘- “l' h ”wig...”
Amer oi" " . ‘~.4' _,,__.,:'..,‘. t
the we! patronized resort is more st mill “film '15:” ‘9! The trilli'nfilmmy Lit“? ”a _ no mot.
“active than ever and Mr. O’Suliinn W“ “filled.
is anticipating one or his bigtzeat and
met successml seasons.
"'99“! m" pnrotlonsbrdeportnro.
from lsst‘l‘hnrslsy -
raider. to allow 15 CG ’NEARLY 4.0” 1‘“
ON Mil-AND
Wis—rim”
War «in» f
HELLOO cunts arms; was postponed
Timon. cALLeo our. “mint h Thu
____. ' . lens; 10 prawn: their case.
The [dining real estate tram ; mm mm lnd., April 21;
“n“ “V" b” n “word“ in the 5“ 'l‘wo companies of State militia were Another "Miami“... dunno 'm 59‘
”’3 1': :2“ :W" :‘i’ba‘lfiuffl: ordemd to mice. had». last night to Elven in m» Town Hall this event-cl
~ .11 pa. W I n . M "IIIR‘I‘ .. . ..
mwfinnxdn amp lotsnd “I“ n“""“‘°°‘"‘"‘.“ "”" "M “3‘ ‘m“”' Them-mm. ours united for.
- ; telephone operators at that! place. nished all mw- attending. "Bill" Shop- Nowport News. but wss diverted to
““4” "' V“ ”a“ “M- “9‘” v. ms the riotins a mob of 500 per- nrd will be tin-r». and the rest—n piano "0" Y0“. "Wm mm 3,733 W
m to Julisnna l. Iflphy 8‘ .0115 not. the doors and windowsv ant, limp—Vi..- assured. including 11 client! not! 288 men
lists-rho: Glenn, lot snd building - ~ - 2 . comprising the 133m lnisnu-y's its-
the tdsphone exchange and drove -
Ouwm ntreet' Helen I. chino Gun Company (35th Division).
O K . eight flrl strike breskenl to the not. A har‘bury hedge has been planted Twenty~two oillcers. 469 men snd 7
M It" A W: 10‘ lid NIN- Them later were rescued sud uh.- mm the grounds! or the or. Aloysiul’ lit-0° mm Mead"! ""3
“a a m rm“ '0“ on to o-plsce of safety. *mosouchmh property. This his been done mam °" Wigwam” an d two ci
to nocompllsh two purposes. m‘: to villas. the will Atonss .m'.
nhe the grounds more I.“ oi 00 (an: 3. m. Five of the of-
to hoop trvepssnsrs nun corms Ill-'- '0" uncommitted by their
wivu.
3; through the corner of the properti- The contingent chiefly represented
' douchments from the 316th field-
snd neighbors also employos of Innis-in Brown. who res-h R- lsqitsl. 2nd Trench Marts: Bub
walk Post omce. Knights of Colon: csivoo n lichens b. the my s.‘ tau. Dist Division. 316th Ammunition
Council- No. 46 and 1253. and 5th Sepi‘ vice. and who has since been spending m- 315"! 5‘99" Train “d 3“”
gal-ate 00.. C. 8. for their sympathy his the here with relnuves. returned umfiywoap
lkindness and beautiful float on ' *
‘ c. cymnn r Brecht , g to Webs on Sundn. whom he re-
l‘ W o n \sw extended us during the inns-s modworkluhisoldpodfl-hcob
‘roo LATE FOR cusstnoaio
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our runny iri
l
army trnnsa
from Brest
WW
mmmddills men or
-.—._—-—.
' 0; "m "m m” "Wm” “ “"9”" : death of our son as Mother. -nnn’s lunch-wagon. 'll'n. sag. ”mason Pair-imm-
' “ . ' ’ ' ' , _._ cry t e i erty on.
‘ MR. AND MRS. PATRICK New York tmops. accompanied by the
The tuner-ll or John F. miss who
' 152m Field 'Artinory Brigade Head-
- m“! u m hon” ‘ w avenue. flutters. Brig-Gael“ Pelhsm l).
GA” 0‘ THAN.“ -.A..Pridav. site: an lins- 4 several custom, commanding. “a the 77m
1 widl to thank all my friends end-gunman 1mg held at m. home ygmrul givigon nu‘thSI era Detachment of
their friends who so kindly helped mo ‘13, at 2.30 p m Rev. llr. Adams of o cer- on men.
. ' . l l 2‘
n W" W m“ we rem- um cum mm no .. 3.53%.:rszsmm 6..
cent noose Bun". Sincerely, gm.“ wns h ‘3’.“ w. nfl wnl enlist od members of Brest Con-
M'ss EVA GRAVATH quite active in m m - to gfaaegmetnchments Not; 307 1;:
2. about thresyesro use» Us"- at 'e. 5 medical o rel-II. .
3 the oldest and most respected cltlsenl a“: “1““- 38 army field “has
n! the town. In hi ym ho won
dam to: Benedict. C Webb. an old
ARD AND FAMILY. I
ha. winner 1). Blnbon oi Bryn
hr. fun, hns arrived uhher ronb'
“do at Toleneke {or the Summer.
‘ Pr. snd Ilrs. b. C. Total! of New
nQ-Ieir Make residence;
hi. and Mrs. George C. Bosch oi ’
A MISTAKE MADE BY MANY
V Ni 1-! shy are at their mma'
' Moo st “Butler's Island.
‘ Don't wait for Mmtb- to lull-1f
cote diseased kidnqs. When you ssh}
for pains nnd aches by day and sleep-
rlstnrhtlg' hlsdder weakness by night};
feel tired. nervous and run down, ih’l'»
kidneys and bladder should the restored .
to heslhy. strong and regular action;
It is s mistake to postpanetresuliéni.’
Nay Kidney Pills put the kidneys in]
sound nanny condition nnd keep them -
native nnd strong. Begin inking to—
day. Good results [allow the first.l
~ l
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m n sat-s03“: As
1 w. Shop-I'd of Brooklyn is get-
no
It‘s-(Issu- us. 1'. Hoyt or Now
'.\nflhg their homo hoso’
amen-inst. annoy'thsom' ‘
mud sumo. ‘ 5w [
,fil-WinisinLSssrle-ot 03" ' it
”mmnMQ, 1»
m n rec-w Cream of Mustard
-kver.tdforthsen- . '
4 25:81“
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q; M tho now pastor' .
m sir fl 91.9,“.
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The two mm had a friendly con-i
verssfion. in which the Arnhem-j
dor expressed regret at the sitting
tion that has arisen.
The Ambassador said he thought
the situation had been muted
by Italian newspaper criticism
I
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PARIS, April 29.-—Jl‘be cove-1
mint of the League of Nationsi
arouses little enthusiasm in the‘
Paris press. Many of the princio
pol anprrs abstain fiwln com-
ment altoget her. L'Oenvne, which
has always been a champion of the
Lennon and of President Wilson,
says:
"Spcimim: item-rally, we are
bound to say the pact of tho
Dengue of Nations (atlases a cer-
tnin alumni of disappointment.
Its 26 articles constitute really the
statutes of the League of Govern—
ments to safeguard their territor-
ial sovereignty and are not a new
charter of the law of nations
which had been hoped for."
The newspaper thinks that the
resignation shown by Belgian),
Japan and France must be due to
promises or special guarantees
which will be known, perhaps,
”when diplomacy is no longer
secret."
Writing in the Echo De Paris,
“Pertinsx,” spokesman of thc
Nari-flirts, deensm outright;
“The Leogne of Noxious is and
before birth.” He slso- refiers to.
rumors of treaties being made be-
tween the Allied Powers, remark-
ing: "To reassure us. Premier
Clo-emu and Foreign )finister
Piehol allege they hold i'svorsblo
slfionoes in their Hos. These
porch-ems must be besetifnl.
complete and eloquent to justify
snsh doeifity on the port of the
Bench Ministers.”
All the newspapers point out.
that great concessions were mode
by France. Some of the journey is
even deehre that these canoe—0‘ ns
amount to s snrremler. As s
whole, however, the pre- express-
«es thehopethntlster W8
will with sstisfying who: are
reprded as legitimate chins of
Pnnee snd the other countries
which, a the fisvss Agency unin-
nary of the‘ comment words it,
“dished‘ their noderottcn' by sh-
stntnlng from insisting yMy
upon an mmediate' vote” on the
changes '- the eovennnc which'
they were sdvoeating.
aluminum
do. Lawn
lulu! W '
Mmtfim oiling
AWE—m
tins-sun’snm'
I'WO. “Nor-nit
- of Drs. von Becker and.
train stville
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. _.- __.._- ...__ __..... ‘. ”—— 0-..-
on“
v. a v .mfl;‘ll‘,“sR'D) ABE &
ity of the % :quud lI’llolis 1215-5 so Not
. . walkc
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
ss Von Isnltstrnot. Phone 1182-5.
m hnnd condom: on sale.
, mu. 0311.29.19“ l
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M.“ Pan's! starter ‘j
Generator Bhlsheg
Oils and Greases
W speedOmem h ..
junta-Ache and new. ,
w es, Tires and T: e:
.AFTEREASTER
Dom
shirts Miriam nun.
“0‘3"”.
THE PARIS
Clint!“ Slalom
nmmj
mwaundnannm'm
stlll W. Raynolld
UNDERTAKER
Yd. * W: Haul. 0.1
. “CHINCTON IT.
I" II. HEN’. IUILDIM
G. H. Hedcnbcrg. Pro; _
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REDUCTION SALE
.»
E
‘.
"In m to our Roux.
furnishings. our Watch Reps»
gbased on a. wrong interpretation.
of President Wilson ”u attitude.
Rags 3c lb.
‘Andhsstmpddtorsnhinds;
‘oflunkonlyifyonsendpostslor
Isisphus. '
ing is es good as usual.
We sell Kryptok Glasses is
shell tunes for $3.50.
A. TARLOV
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WU. m 1 125 Washington St
3 W Inst Norwslk.
I. a m “L 5—;1'ry—fl—1 gagging... M...”
r loont no see the leash.
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KEYSTONE AGENCY
sum: 8 neuron. mus AND TUBES
’1 1-: Iain BL, opposite North Ave, Norwalk.
Telephone connection 909.
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l CHEVROLET
’ For Economical Transportation
R.
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Austin’s Garage.
R. Avenue Phone 19592:.
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PRICES
THEMED
CLOSE
on Garden
Tools.
Professional
nrdeners
and amateurs
will Wt
st our prices
on tools of
such “all“.
Never before has therebeen such adie-
miliheIrouni'sswewillhsvethis
Solis. Never-before havewedu into
our profits as on this first showimz of
Snrim'l'ools forthe“Esrlv Birds."
Getiniinewhileourlineiscomnletcon
everyitem. If yononly wonttoadda
nieceortwmorifyonmtsfulleosin-
montailonnsNOW—we are ready to
serve you. Here are s few trimmings
ofwhntwesreofennze' .
Albert 1 D. Morgan
84 washington Street
Norwalk Chronicler