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A stated communication of Old Well
bug's, No. 108, F. and A. M., will be
“a atjts rooms, Tuesday evening,
~11 6th, 1920, are o’clock. Work E.
fi.‘ e. Ail Master Masons cor-
rfill'y and fraternally invited. Fra-
“rnurnall our ,
' y y I'ASA 'r. LOWNDES,
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- ROBERT M.-WILCOX,
' Secretary.
Deaths and Funerals
Funeral of Thomas H. Gill.
‘ -~‘l‘he funeral of Thomas H. Gill, who
tied angels home, eShippan Point, Stam-
fimd, on «Monday, was celebrated Wed«
”day morning from St. Mary‘s
arch, Stamford, Where a solemn re~
dam mass was celebrated by Father
Eating, assisted by Father Callahan
“Dr. D. L. Gleason. Mrs. Daniel
fleet sang "Ave Maria" and John P.
may sang “He Has Risen On a For-
“; Shore”; the church quartet also
mated. John P. Reilly sang “Lead,
ndly Light," as the casket was
me into the church.
Hr. Gill was a brother of Mrs. Eu-
vne O'Connell, formerly of Norwalk,
mw of New Rochelle; Mrs. William
.rtlett Beckiey and Francis L. Hall
GE, of Darien._ The interment was in
-. “. family plot at Springdaie ceme-
;: law. .
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‘Sunday services at St. Mary’s.—
nsses at seven, eight and nine
0800!: and solemn high mass at.
3:30. Solemn vespers at 7:30 in the
cunning. The preacher for the even-
“ service will be Rev. Joseph Byrne,
we. 8. P., Superior of the Holy Ghost,
were, of Fermiaie. His subject
.. be ”Aims of the Catholic Church."
annual Easter collection will be
:. ‘charities of the diocese.
Music for Sunday.
5' Ens o'clock mass—Hymns by the
mdren's choir:
“Hal, Glorious Morn."
”agina Cveli."
"low the Earth in Joy Awakens,”
1'4“ the Earth Rejoice Today." ’
'Ibn o'clock mass:
‘ ”occasional, "He Is Risen,"
. Concones ‘
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................ . Concones
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. us Dei” .............. Concones
J . -sionai “Hail Thou"
‘ ~ :-: py Morn, So Glorious."
g? Vespers, seven-thirty:
Iminie ad Adjurindum"....Stearns
', l t Dominus” . ........... Stearns
s g; tior" ................. Stearns
' " . Domlnum" . . . -. .Stear‘ns
‘ " .................. Hanna
.............. Steams
............ Melville
, w . : ,l. ' .............. Roservig
tum Ergo" .......... Verdussens
filargaret Brady, organist. ~
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Grace Baptist church.—— Services
ill be conducted, Sunday April 4, by!
N. great Southern evangelist, Rev.‘
_¥’.'Russell. Preaching at 11 a. in.
My school at 12:30. Evening'
Woes at 7:30—Holy Communion
. ' be served. All are welcome.
”Edi-”Tumour I'r‘ls WORTH
. ' MONEY.
., Git out this slip, enclose with 5c
ml man it to Foley & Co., 2835 SheL
w avenue, Chicago, 111., writing you'i-
moi-Bid address clearly.‘ YOu will
' ‘ ' ‘e‘ in return a trial package con-
" Foley’s Honey and Tar, for
, , colds and croup; Fulev Kid-
Qfls for pain 'in sides and back;
_ - tism, backache, kidney and
I ' ailmentspand Foley Cathar-
_ lets, a wholesome and thorough-
flflflnslng ea ..- ic for constipation,
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. . HEAR ME
'You Can Be Free from Pain
as I Am, if You Do as I Did.
Harrington, Me.-——“I suffered with
backache, pains t 1] r o u g h my hips
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d o w u feel-
ing that I could not
stand on my feet.
I also had- other dis-
tressing svmptoins.
At times i had to
g i v e up work. I
tried a number of
remedies but Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound did
. 4 . me more ood than
‘ - . ‘ anything e se. I am
regular, do not sufi‘er the pains I used
to. keep house and do all the work. I
recommend your medicine to all who
stiller as I did and you may use my lot-
ter as you like.”—-Mrs. men: MITCH-
ELL. Harrington, Me.
There are many women who suffer as
Mrs. Mitchell did and who'are being ben- :
efitted by this great medicine every day. '
It has helped thousands of women who
have been troubled with displacements,
inflammation, ulceration, irregularities,
periodic pains. backache, that bearing
down feeling, indigestion, and nervous
prostration.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs. It is made from extracts of
roots and herbs and is a. safe medium
for women. If you need special advice
write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine 00.
(confidential), Lynn, Mass.
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL HOLDS
FIRST PRACTICE.
The candidates for the Norwalk
High school baseball team reported
for practice, at the Ward
A flVe-inning game was then played».
ers could hit and field, as several good
drives were made, in, spite of the
wind, and several e:-::<:llent catches,
were made.
Naggy, the N. H. 8. heavy hitter,
Strefiipltched for one side, and was sup-
grounds on Thursday. After an hours ‘ ported by. Soderstrom. Lewis and his. women tennis Dlavers who recent-
practice. the different squads were as—rsmu pitched on the other side and 1,, “mated the Bugger“ mprcsema.
sembled and two sides were chosen. -were supported by Weinstock.
which showed that some 0: the play-Stile candidates and will
through some speedy practice.
The Best Salesman—A Want Adv. l
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"As good be out of the world as
out of the _tashlon.”—Cibber.
Can you resist them?
Don’t try. to. '
Try them‘ on instead.
A new feeling, a new f '
outlook in life goes ‘
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' EAST.
NEW YORK, April 3.'—The Califor-
ltlves in an intersections] series will
On Monday the coach will assemble Play a series in the East this» sum-
put them_mer, according to information receiv-
ed by the United States Lawn Tennis
Assodution. The match probably will
be contested about the same time as
the women's natiOnalLtournament.
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Kid Gloves
Neckwear'
Silk _
Underwear ,s:
Silk ‘
Petticoats -
Ribbons
Veilings I
Belts
Silk Hose
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Accessories
Assembled in Readiness for Easter.
Most of them individual models, developed in
Georgette, Crepe do Chine, Pussy Willow Taf-
feta, Tricolette, Pongee, Preach Voile and Cr-
gandy. Not many of a kind, but a more than
ordinarily attractive display.
The brand, made in
P inthe most fash-
ions at.......$3.50pair
soles/all beautifuny made
In a good choice of solid/
contrasting flounoes, all -
Find qualitmhpmn no novelty erect.
including the wide kinds much in vogue for
and, signs;
M navy. brown. taupe. jade, rm,
greeaeto. 36oto$150yard
The narrow styles, in patent and dull leather,
" 390 to $1.00 each
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GREAT SALE 0
WOMEN’S . GARM , ~ ‘
Immense Varicty--Newes Styles
Lowest Prices .
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Norwalk {Radiator Reunit-
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Exchange
20min St, Norwalk, Conn.
Work Called For and Delivered
. Done Under Guarantee.
PHONE 954.
~ Garden Tools and
Good Tested Seeds . ‘ E h;
’ ' SILK - HOSIERY
You need them, both—Now is‘
' - 1 ’ Thread 8' lislo to s and soles. black,
the time to get your lawn m con-g 31212913253031. eand fink. . . . . . . . .p. . . . . .. $2.50—gggg
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ditmn for new I l £3: gpdz’llllafc‘li,‘ :gl'idovan,‘ ' calf and suede . . . . {“5200
Lace Stripe, bl‘Ck o....-~o ..;.‘...-E.;....-..,FL $3.00
RIVOLI, full fashioned, .. $3.t5—$4.50
Blackwdvhito essence-oeosooooo coffiqoo-o-ooo-ng 33m
RNOLI GLOVE SILK UNDBBWB
PINK SILK VESTS, double under
orbodicetop
PINK SILK BLOOMERS, made full
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AlbertDMorgan
The ' ‘Winchester Store.‘ '
regularshoulder strap
. . . . . . . . $450—$498
roomy, reinforced.
$5.98
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—Specialr Easter Dinner at the Ma-l
hackcmo. served from 12:30 to 4 P. M";
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A Letter of Thanks to All!
The Mill Outlet Store
—AT-——
124 Washington Str t South Norwalk
We hereby wish 0
ple of the community
Annivers
Will elude Saturday, April 3rd
This Sale
During the last few days of this sale we have
not forgotten that you may need a good many
things for Easter, such as Silk Hosiery and Under-
wear, Sflk§Camisoles, Envelope Chemise, Night
Gowns, Petticoats, Middies, etc., etc.
MILLINERY For Ladies. RIBBONS MEN ’8 AND BOYS’
As Well As For Children All Silk Mom, Sateen! and Caps
m1! “do. , .,-
mttmmaemmgm .. 1' _ $1.00 each .3,
sale ~ x -1... : Aspeoislpumhuoforthis
' E m sale. am at .11 kinds. so. you]; $1.50, «at?
Mt £5.98. m w w Ito-80°:
mm mm, . « All “3°” My“ “.6 Marquisete Cure
DWo E8325» complete duplicate. h" M ‘5‘ Fl”- . tams
'mtwohflguptol 14 mumsm mmmmmd:
mm"‘°‘“¢” WovenMadrssShirts at m with W W-
m ' “"5"" ”.75 Eidi uddoublehmn. 1&5» .-.~,.
'01 all Huygensbly priced. . .wlll' mam. Ti"? 58cYard
A good, many peeple have forgotten to ask for
the souvenir which we advertised. You may come
today. It. is a useful. article for every house-
‘ I i it Vet you useit.
Norwalk Chronicler