Wife’s New 3m." will lie held thll
awngatthenastnvennew mammal-set.
Episcopal Church.
Fire Chief George W. Bogardus, in
his investigations of the taming in of
the alarm in the ThirerisideL this
week has ascertained that it waswnot
a false alarm. as at first believed, but
that there was really a fire in the
Hi- Po Batteiy fctory in Keyser street.
The electric motor, in some manner.
.set fire to the flooring. One of the
youngsters ran out and pulled the fire
alarm box. but instead of remainins
‘there to direct the firemen ran back
to help fight the flames. The employ es
of the plant succeeded in extinguishing
the fire without the aid of the depart
Vment. The delay in getting the appar-
‘atus to the scene was due to the fact
that driver Mortimer Roberts has his
breakfast between 7 and 8 o’clock. and
had to travel from his home to the fire
Local fis‘.1exmen are pleased to know'
that the law establishing a uniform keneke has rented "lJanvslr‘ his
open season on nil lakes and ponds in home in the park to Charles NsHoff-
the statepassed the house of more than of New York City for the eel-
sentatives and that it is emcted to son,
also pass the senate. The law fixes the
open season from May 1 to January 20.? Mrs. Robert K. Dickerman‘i house at
Tokeneke. "The Bockeeyrie. " has been
Hrs. Gerrit Smith reports the rental leased for the season (brute. Will-
of the Preston House to C. L. Buchan- oust” Smith, of Devonghifé of m
an of New York, and the Shepard land
House, formerly taken by F. Dutllh
Smith, 8n. to John Hosea Perry of “The-House urine-Trees" the Token-'
New York. Sale of one acre of land to eke home of Mr gnd Mrs Arthur Phil-
'i‘he rtgular meeting of the district
commissioners will be held as usual
at Monday evening.
Kiss Elizabeth McCullough. of Van
hut street. spent Thursday in New
York city.
coat. Jr.
a house at once. i
l
I
The sacrament of Holy Communion
will be administered by Rev. George
I. We at the Advent Christian
Church tomorrow morning. station.
: ‘summcr though he has leased his own houfie 10
Miss Minerva Wurtman. of New Ba? 11 Vow :0“ “'3‘"
Yen, has arrived in East Norwalk to A . Harry Parker has leased his Token-E __..___.
spend the week-end with friends on, Nuance-r. (kc house. Old Dutch 2" for the com Milton S. Roul.t.nd of (‘toclteti ,
Gregory Boulevard. :__________ _ _~ , ._"stree.t. received his honorble discharge
and arrived home last evening. Ir.
H m” . .
Mrs Robert Orr Judson of “0061!; .Rowland enlisted as a machinist in
m "- [the nir service, and was attached to
" :the 608th Aero Squadron at the avia’
bury. and daughter are the guests of
llary J. Cameron of 7 Hawkins an
hue. East Norwalk.
tion field. FHentpstead 1. He.
was in the Hot-pita] at Camp Hancock. ‘
Augusta. 611.. for six months with spin-
al meningitis. ills original regiment,
the Third Motor Mechanics sailed for
France. in July. and has been in active
service ever since. .
3" I
0N ASPIRIN
Always . Ask for Genuine
“Bayer Tablets of Aspirin”
—— p E. Hope Norton and Herbert \K’ltlt-
J. W. Higgins, of Chicago, in Haiti": crspoon are among the new arrivals at
his sister‘in-law. Mrs. J. S. Griffin, of Tokeneke this week. ‘
Gregory Boulevard and will soon con-
tinue. on his journey to Cuba where he
has a Civil Service position.
(‘ontractor Zigman Mason in charge
of the steam road roller is at Work on
the James H. Farrell estate at Hickory
._..._o
under consideration
Senator Williamson voted yesterday ’ "All money deposited on or before thei
for the passage of the Sunday moving
picture show bill. over the veto of Gov-i
quot Holcomb, who disapproved of it
upon the ground that it was min-er-
cialising the Sabbath.
Hm Parker, from George F Pente- lps, has been leased for the summer received notice from the
Mr Parker will start to build by William H. Fm-epangh of New York. flees in New York that the company‘ a
subscription to the Victory imn will
-———-—- Harry Parker has rented the Token- be allotted nationally among all the
E. R. Hollander has rented his To ‘9 W of “.1 Philip L :0... m“ where it W man
Keneke house ‘The Anchorage " m C. for the summer so that he viu remain ufmuflag or distributing branches,
Lansing Baldwin of \'ew York for the . member of Tokcneke colony. 070' files Agent I". A. Weeks has accord
31.000 of the bonds
thmh the local committee.
mm
The local hutch 0!.th National Bis-
cuit company at Stamford Conn, has
general of-
Jo-Ildiorunck. who
The Red Cross Auxiliary of the East Bluff. .
Avenue Methodist Church held their m ""3“ ‘
regular Int sting at the church yestcr- Members of the bird classes note ”am i T
he only W91 Y
day afternoon when quite a bit of work 710" l'luml) all "18 birds ‘00‘! "“9
was mmpleted by the ladies spring. indicating: plenty of seeds, etc.
or food during a snowless witnr-r.
Only Aspirin Tamas with the safety
"'ilaycr Cross" on them are genuine
The members of the Women's (‘ln‘is-
"-iiaym- lamp. is of Aspirin" owned and;
than Temperance Union on NOT“fllk Toufi: 45 going through Dalion 10
were entertained yesterday mprnmn New York are somewhat inconvenienc- made by Am uicans and proved safe by l
at mention of Mrs. Robert Thompson, ed near Rye, by a detom. caused bx millions of ””919 - Unknonn Quinn
0! 4 Flrflt bll’f.€". when the usun: YOU'- tho tearing up and repairing of 1h:‘ ”(‘5 0f trunduk nl Asvll'lfl “blela WPT’
ine matters were discussed. pom road in that section. ihold recently by a Brooklyn dealer
- .-. ‘which proved to be composed of Tal-
”Racgifil; :fiex;::f::nfxarllllllfifipl;e:: The peach trees in Darien are, said cum Powder
lug service at the East. Avcm“ Memo. to have been damaged to lilo extent of ‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" about: Mr. (I 1‘ Hofl‘man has rented h r
a!“ Church tomorrow and it is “no“ several thousand dollars bv the l‘c- ulnnys be asked for. Then look for the house at Long Neck Paint ‘0‘. the .9.
ed that a large congregation “ill “(3 cent cold snap. Apples were not injt- r~ safety “Bayer Cross" on the package m to Clarence Wyckoa of New York
Welt to hear what piomm S m be a ed and a bumper crop is predicted. and on each tablet. Accept nothlnkl
fine talk. ‘ e'lne. Proper directions and dosage in: “0"“ E (”able is .0. mp”
' Cards hth‘ been received annotmr each Bayer package.
in: that the law firm of Dorman and A 1.1 1 the ad ’elor 0' “1' electrical Minoan. M‘L
‘9 n " " 9 ““n‘ 0" 3"" noes and supply store narrowly con-
' NOR!) TON
Clifton Cantrell is riding a new bi—
cycle.
'h‘
A rehearsal f ti
0 ‘0”? Who have Dana of which our fellow townsman Manufacture oi Mouoacetilacidesier r-f ducted by the late Willlnm A 8'ranz
Salicyllcacld.
npeakdngparts in
The Minister'fl Lieut. Charles Butts Dana is a mem-
'. "-‘I‘l ‘ ‘
. “\‘\p\‘\ ‘ ’
The’undersigned banks in order to assist‘ thep
Loan to the utmost of each subscriber ’s ability,p
when subscription 15 made.
10 per Cent. payment May
tt vms of once of the board
providing that the terms of ofllce
the six members of the tau-41am! be
and so artanglng the
terms that one Democrat and one R.- In; your breakfast the
3:pnhlican‘sl all be voted for each year
instad of the entire board. The pur .
; pose is to so constitute the board that
it shall always have the benefit of four
embers who have served previously. bothered with
instead of making it possible for an
”if?“ 3 cars,
wardintheLannoBlockonthePost def
lecame , a
reisideniolP this town a year or two ago
when he moire»: the Henry 0. Field
man my on the shore of Long
Neck Pout. has become so anamoured
of Darien that he has may taken a
lease of In. Harry D. lie-one "Stony
Brook Farm” on b! Rifle. The doc-
torhnsconductedaretreatforaaod
and ailing dogs and harm, and will
retaina part of the farm tor theaame'
lpnrm. but Mr. leooruaell will take
over the larger .part and raise there
livestock of various kinds. specialising
troduced in this year‘s General As-
be elected. as might happen under the
prmt board As them is no oppo from
sition to the measure, its passage
“"‘L ‘3 “ W‘m’ “'9 ”‘3 n“ subject-of inside batting before. br
M the board of finance op— fast—AM
CID!
“Meagan-teal
We' re not here long,
;uell. and look well.
condition to
easy it is i
dull and heavy when they
ting headache, stuffy
dday by Opening the
stagnant matter.
well,
phosphate in it
fermtatlonu, gases,
for breakfast. W'hile you
vphosphate is quietly
and getting ready for a
The millions of
spells. ltarnach trouble;
h I.- \QI‘Y
'anyonn I
5th will draw interest from the first
so let‘ s bake
,our stay Weahle Let us lite well.
teat. well. digest well, work well. sleep
what a glorious
ttain, and yet how verYi
one. will only adopt the
from a cold.
foul tongue. nasty breath.
a&, can. instead, feel as fre‘ as a
sluice- of the
system each moraine and tlashing' out
the wide of the internal poisonour.
Everyone. whether ailing, sick or
should each morning.
breakfast. drink a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
to wash from
stomach, liver and bowels the prev-l
{ous day's indigestible naste sour bile
.and M toxins; thus cleansing
Darien measure in- ’sweetenhg and purifying
sallmetary canal before putting more
food into the stomach. The action of'
“any ‘as ”‘9 one which alters the hot water and limestone phosphate uni
0390““ an empty stomach
of vigor-ting. lt cleans out all the sum
waste and acid;
ity and gives one a splendid appetite
is wonderfully in .
water
extracting
large volume 0‘ water horn the blood.
flushing of all the inside organs.
people who are
«onatjpatlon. i
otheis
All ve salow skins blood disorders and
ntirely '9'" and "Fwd” iron“! 1. sickly complexiona are urged to get a»'
quarter pound of limestone phosphate}
as drug more. This will cost
little. but is sufficient to makeI
need crank on tho
Sensual-rm l. Williamson of by Barton. and has since been copied!
Dr. 1‘. M. Lloyd of Brooklyn and To- gm. 3.... was one a the. chm, by may of the towns and cities of
of the woman outrage bill. granting the slate.
thoballottothewomenofthnne
on presidential elections, when it was The adtertieing of the South \‘or-
in the Sends. gwalk Sawing-5 Bank should have read . ly ctomi ill
l
l
Start Tomorrow F
and Keep It Up *
arise, split-
acld stem,
before
the
the entire
are emerg’
and:
a
thorough
billoul
who
elk.’
The tire: «t- - ‘ ‘ H |
and hilly) t). -H H‘ ‘
lht- Nuru‘n‘ti ”1"”luluI. I
lived at 11.. \ w {(1 v
- l h .‘
} v .
Hodndun .n t p ‘M an": '1'
' ill
to llUl“i(h w ‘ . ‘ q “l" “ .
The pic w 111m. .
‘were an llll‘vl ,l ”I,”
iranginu in as . u _
weeks.
The chicks \~ . . Hum"
ranging frum Ht.
months old atti -. ' my
Wool Dusters
I! “fashion-an at.
m Oath-u.
um rnocxpoas. .
U. DEMAND FOR .
.PtC , AND .‘BY CHM.
- - l
usually choice 1..
Wm.
noosncmmmc Hm
O’Oedsr Mops
hustlers Mops. Ceiling [0%.
Water Hops. Window Btu
Floor Brushes and Rim
c‘rpet Beaters. Feather .
muting Brushes and Cy:
Carpet Sweepers PM,
Albert P. Gehel
It’s Here If It 's l-lousewm
50. NH!
”on;
m BUSINESS h ‘
00mm
«nu—"r ___.._
Thorough prey: .2 Mon it:I
Boobs“. Civil Smice nc‘
Teaching Pen???" i
BHOBTEAIID—- at. or mi
mn- t
soomnrmo. ECCOUM:
mo. name, comment.
LAW. ems manor
Day and honing swim. (
10,1919
3:: 10 “ July 15,
i}; 20 “ “ Aug. 12, “
- 20 “ “ Sept. 9 _, “
.3 20 “ - “ Nov. 11.“ ~
.scription or $4.00 per week for a $100.00 subscription.
National Bank of Norwalk
.Fairfield County National Bank
Norwalk Savings Society
Central Trust Co.
4;!
&
City National Bank
SoutlLNorwalk Savings Bank
People’s Trust Co. '
South Norwalk Trust Co.
Fairfield County Savings Bank.
0
ublic to purchase notes of the Victory
have pledged themselves to
freely upon security of the notes subscribed through them up to 90 per cent.o
scriptiOn at an interest rate 0f 4 3‘4 Per cent. for six months from May 10th, the
made on the subscriber’s ninety day note with one renewal of equal length:
rate of 4 3- 4 per cent. is the same as the subscriber may obtain on his notes:
We have taken this action in order that each possible subscriber, even though withOlIt
funds now available, may make an adequate subscription.
These loans will not interfere with the borrower’s customary line 0f credit.
You can also subscribe either through the Government payment plan of 10 per cent.
make loans
oi the sub-
loans to be
The interest
or through the "Weekly Payment Plan of $2.00 per week for 25 weeks on (3.500051111-
‘.
Norwalk Chronicler