The costlincu of rugs today mobs advisable their careful
preservation. Frequent Mid thorough cleaning anions their
years of usefulness and beauty.
Such cleanings consist of three essentials :.
Beating;—-To dislodge embedded grit;
Sweeping-To straighten crushed mp
clinging litter!
Suction Cleaning—To remove surfact d
Only the HOOVER combines all th
selling cleaner in the world.
Why not get. one on our easy to
DON
16 South Main Street
#3
rs. H )3. Wing of C
. . Ill
Avenue, Glen , slum Sandi“ Pit:
Tin Biisrvs Pauline and Frances relilli a!“ in“. N“ “I“ . '
lit-ll; ,ionn- l'ly of this city. have re- Mia "Rum", blot I
1114,“..«1 to lht‘ll‘ homo in Norfolk. Va., formerly of Wheat! ‘10:”; {3:33,
1.3m ,, um with friends here. port are spend
- lug a few days
'l‘hu titSt‘ of Sadie (‘ollins Adams father-in-law Glamor-o. (3anth h”
{. :...tn m‘ John T. ('ollins, Jr.) vs. Weston, Upper “fish to' at
l;- Jam 6} Lyrics, is scheduled to come ._
l .lllliil‘UW' morning. at 10 o‘clock, in A u, m M It Fm C a“.
; ,. ,Jvllmr'lul (nurt, ill Bridgeport. n Intoxnoblle 67"“ by Henry J:-
. .. ,. b 00117, Washington street, w i
, s,pper mil be; given tonight y Halon lust nigh l8 3 col-
.. Linn-l, Daughters of Castilo, in P ”i n13 t ‘3 I"“"Md. with a
ll; “l lilo mvmhers ot‘ 'the cast of annoy '3 car. No one was ,im‘ur.
on Sun“: The affair will take “d. ““0“!” both ammonites uttered
,: ‘n 11ml ”pm ”a", Washington minor damages. ,
' , . . . The Post roa,d since the strike, has
. . .~~;..,m.».l and Colors Renewed been ”Wm“: “”13 m0"! "Ms "W:
j . :2 M “an” cleaning Compony ever before. So many are on the road
‘ ‘ . ‘ S" ’I‘nll'phont‘. “134. that in some plans, it is almost. impos.
- 7r. liliir‘s‘ vuw said. this morn- sible 10' pleasure cars to pass. ati
Mary's church, for the late RlVETSldG and Khalil, conditions at.
'I
1 l.” m“.,.,,m,,, Elwood. Alspecially hard for touring cars.
.,_ .- will in: said tomorrow Mm i-‘va Stone 80 -
.. { .. . .. 4 . nth Main street.
_ m.- Illl.‘ .\ll:_ sherman is in New Haven today attending the
thirty-second session of h
E :lYlllll'Pl‘>.li'}' (-l-ll-bl'ation of Lodge or COHNPC‘UCHL as taedcfelgarlg
2.:_ l‘unllwaiczll Slate Guards, from P. . Lounsbury Lodge, 125, New
yr...- nn llllv :th of this England Order of Protection, which is
llw _\!'.'ll'v,_‘.'. No definite in session in that city today.
. ‘lu m mimic us go how the -—tBest Quality Coal at Harris a; Guns.
', .’,",,,{",“3:11;,3‘J'd ut. a good . The Girls' Reconstruction unit met
, f ' .. 1 "I the Congregational church Monday
‘f '-1 1"? ‘1'”! 1‘ ‘31“ Slat"- M0- ovening. After the meeting was over,
i l"li4|1'3“i‘lli is t0 maugur- the girls had physical training under
;~ 11 m oniorcv the law 101" the direction of Miss Marion fiadwell.
' . ' 7-‘2,"‘«~l_‘d light 011}!!! auto- and are preparing to give an exhibi-
7': l..=. light and dlriy, ob- lion in Jung A large number of V15,
., ' .4, liiiillll lllitl'kCl‘S. The “01‘s “'CI'C prESont.
‘.' "" “Elnnnhfig 1:13:31: John 'McCormack, the celebrated ten.
“Milli [1": ”ll SToccltel" or, who is planning a. trip around the
, “In,“ to umiqt m eh: world, will be tendered a. farewell han-
' ‘ ‘* ' quot, at the Waldorf-Astoria, New
York, Tuesday evening, May 4. The
,_ » .. . " ' ‘ _ gbanquct is to be in the naturo of a tes-
“ , ‘. ‘--'l].')léfll£§£lm—1;:iq:31: timom‘al to Mr. McCormack for the
. f . , ,,‘,’}.M dosh-0‘ in ur part be played in the Red Cross. Liber.
. " ” ‘ y g o ty loan and other drives during the
lxturce. 3“] Taxmglwar, when through his concerts, he
NOTll‘E. . . .
£11k; , m raised more: money than any other Am-
nnrp 57 . ' “‘fi ericgln artist.
... .1111-“ EASTER PACKAGES «Egg. stove, nut coal. Harris &
C.“ HUYLER'S AND FOSS’ ’Gans. ~ . -. . ,. b
CHOCOLATES ‘ ” ‘
~. _, -..._.——-_...
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk
k "er Mm“. ,
"“”‘f“‘”“”"“"‘“"’"‘““ ..J
l .
it» 27: to carry them out.
I"?
(like; have to do with W11“ . '1
sl. .1 come after you. .- i a DEPOSit BOXES,
The success of flair fnlfill— .'
men: will depend out upon the . ’— ‘ V
IluWU-Aghness and sound“: 0‘ ». Am. i ‘
v2: Will, and second, ”film. ., , Have v'ed 5
3311111391" in which it is executed. 5
When you name this Oom-
llar;y as your executor 10!! get
me benefit of nineteen m’. ,
experience in handling m K.
198 of them, and wool-,9
muowreody tom 10“"
“Monroe street yesterday ahernooa.
An automobile driven by Georg. Tot.
do run over and killed a stray doton
‘ While than ha been criticism eon-
cernlug huctlvity in donning the' parks
in the city the strut commisslouor
onto. the ml is up to the comic-
sioner: in the vurloul districts. and
not the street depot-taunt.
-,-Calto sale by (1?. «l... on Friday, 2
o’clock ‘Stillson, Powell's.
An all any meeting of Buckingham.
W. R. C., will be held in the rooms. to-
morrow. A dinner will be served in
honor ‘of the birthday of the president.
Mrs. Mary G. Keeler. Bum nect-
ing at 3 o'clock. Members will ”e
bring pieces for the bedqulh.
. Our easy terms in selling the Hoovm-
Vocuum Cleaner fie it. possible for
everyone to bavo a. d these wonder-
ful damn...“ be mint it while
paying for it, willy not ask about our
terms-Donneliy'l 10 So. Main St.
Fifteen Huck trucks. belonging to
Callahan Brothers of New York, pass~
‘ —Clrpcts Cleaned and Colors Renewed
I be a big crowd at the ball, for‘the tick.1
lct sales run up into the hundreds and
The Elks’ falr will be closed tam ‘
w but will resume cm ghtfl
CITY NE 8 Rev. Old 11 evening,
9‘ through Norwalk, yesterday, on
their way to Boston for supplies. The'
freight tie-up has caused a considera-
ble increase in the heavy traffic
throughout the country on all roads.
The annual session of the Depart-
ment of Connecticut, G. A. R.. will be
held in Middleton today and Thurs-
day. it. is expected that Ralph Wil-
liamson, of Hartford, will be elected
department commander, as he is the
only candidate up to the present time.
Lieutenant Governor Clifford Wil-
son, is to load a. and march at the
Frank C. Godfrey Post, American Le-
gion ball, at the Armory, Iriday night.
The governor has always been active
ovum, cm Armour-cry.
OI Thursday
Banner Goundl, lighters
of Liberty, celebrated their fourweutb
fitting muner, with
an entertainment Ind roll «11,.me
njoyed by the members and their
invited friends. The program of the ‘
entertainment was curled (mt as fol-
annual-cumin:
Illustrated Song—"l Love You Just the it
Adeline"-——Sung by
Fred Sconeld, Sn. and illustrated by
Mr. and Mrs. Howard.Ricbxrds. Mrs.
May Gaucher and Fred Sooneld.
Vocal Solo—"Your I. Million Miles
from Nowhere”—Bung by Alfred
Kramer—was very much enjoyed.
A Sketch—"Happy Days"——By Ed-
ward Prince and Howard Richards
-—was a "scream."
Vocal Solo—"Kiss Me Again"——Sung
by Mrs. Jennie Prince—was greatly
enjoyed by all present.
A Sketch—Entitled.
Muuro”-afforded much merriment.
The characters were as follows:
Mrs. Buttermilk, all elderly lady
from the country, Mrs. Adeline Pen-
neil: Johnnie Buttermilk, a terrible
child, Elmer Roberts
down a railway notion, C. Fred
Hui”.
Vocul Solo—“Freckles”—Sun by little
Kilo lildred Sentient-was heartily
received by all.
M1 can of the members of the
Recording Secretary (0) morgue. (x) Demo.
mmyem,mcbonbdd,utter NMSO.W “mammobwmtourmm-pmductlonontuem
team of
Same, Sweet
.. innporu . ........ ..................... ........ . 77,000,000
A Train to Jim of exports ..... . x38,000,000
mm lino-OO-Itns-.-obit-III.»I‘Iocolootuto. 72,900,000
knporla ........ ... ....... - ...... . 122,000,000
Exwes of expor .......... x50,000,000
Ocounil
Mr. Bright. moi-ts ...... 13,000,000
[Input-ts .. ....... _. ..... . .......... 23,000,000
Excess of exports . . ....... . ....... .. 19,000,000
Africa
Exports . . 4,000,000
import: ............. . ...... . 20,000,000
Excess ofexpom ..... ....................... 118,000,000
with! an exhibition arm was 11M”, this trade balance come: only from mm" '0 an,“ probably m . "
. our trade with European countriea. . , , 'n.
m. , part of this trade, and we I“! ,
. uni that our m trod. would .
m show an unfuvomblo balance of over _ mm “lupin-108 "1 tho 1"“
Monica-tuna
um til. ludefortbnteuu
e hbyi'rullti‘crrlu.
"catamaran-rm
in military affairs, both in National
and State (turd, for 3 number of
yours, and is pleased to join with the
Veterans of the late wur to help make.
l
their ball a nucceos. Thane is sure to,
.
tho-gallery as well as tho'floor will be
well filled.
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
37 Cedar St. Telephone 1013-4.
soon-l NORWALK Mt‘l’HODIST
CHURCH NOTES.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the
South Norwalk Methodist church, is
serving a supper, tonight, at 6:30
o'clock. The sale of tickets is limited
to 100. They may be had by applica-'
(ion to the ladies.
There will be an intecesting mid-
Week. meeting tomorrow evening,“
attend has been given {a all pencils
who have been received into proba-
tionary or into full membership in the
church during the last five years.
Then ore about 130 persons who have
been received in this time and who
given by Mrs. Fannie Groom in bur
nan! churning mm, which con-
cluded the m
Neapolitan
“MIC
mm m uni-y, 1'10, mowed I. favorable bal-
‘ anooot“!,$34,000. our export trade with the ma
ham, 1. “mg i "The trend ot our foreign trude, of South Ammo, China, ma.
‘0' m and than“ 13 very Mint-cm. We South Atria. to 0.36% the M‘
mode cake were then mod, otter luv. mt succeeded in retaining the‘our Import business. , «
“Mannie mmmuowledneutrulebaugowuhtbaecmmb-
or name being proved by Jamie A . a cacao-leg, no our nvorable, and we are being ton-u.
any manor- of areas will bo‘ 3pm. m butane. mae- only out of ship large sums of gold in “Mt
The unit- brokgup of. midnigbétmwitl;
count“atm y (We "‘8 _
Banner Council for the evening of “‘93 P°fl~ 0100330. all nun who
pleasure m
oeuumons Prion NEIGHBOR— “mm m of e .
ING TOWNS TO BE AT
LEGlON BALL. ,dreco is expected from civilian attend-
Dylan, Newton, WINCH. WMM “d the Legion colors for the n t 0
New Canm‘ Room-it“- bull, and on many inn of g: volt-g:
No wthat the date for the military nations will be draped,, throughout the
ball of the Frank C. Godn'ey Post, Amory. ucln befound. in addition.
American Leglomlsdraflnz near. the the lighting effects will be beautiful.
puns of the enter: ent committee and many colors of bulbs will be
’ success. The strung about the ball. -
posts of the American Legion, in Da- .g.
rm. Newton. Westport, .New Canaan tickets in advance, and who desire to
and Wilton will in , a deiention of do so, can get them. by calling on Al-
. pective post at fred utbiil, at 71 Nos-1h lain street;
the ball in uniform. It is expected Canaan's fruit store, East Nor-walk;
that Stamford, too-grill be well repre— Davina & Hal-twick's drug store. Wail
sented at the affair.
7:45.0’clock. A special lurhuiou‘to‘l
members from one j.
are still in the community. This will,
without doubt, be a fine rally of this;
period of "visiting" and social conver-‘
discussed Will be: “if the Church
Should Clone lts Doors."
All children of the Sunday school,
up to fifteen years of age are invited
to attmd the social of the Junior
League, on Friday afternoon, in the
church. Games and refreshments will
give the children an interesting: time.
EAT LESS MEA‘?AI‘H~D’TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Take a glass of Salt: if your Back
hurt! or mud"
bothers.
The American men and. womon lnllst
guard constantly again.» Kidney trou-
hie, because we eat t00 much and all
our food is rich. Our blood is filled
with uric acid which the kidneys strive
to filter out, they weaken from over-
work, becomo sluggish; the climinal-
ivo this was clog and the. result is kid<
ney trouble. bladder weakness and a
general decline in health. ,
“’ben your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy. full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; if you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy, nervous.
smile. acid stomach, or you have rheu.
matlsm when the weather is bad. get
about four ounces of Jad Salts; take
a. tablespoonful in a. glass of water be.-
fore breakfast for a few - ya and your
kidneys will then act 1-.1 This fam-
ous suits is made in the acid of
grapes and lemon juic '
m, thus ending . , 2 disorders.
Jud Suits in lnex- a , cannot in-
jure bikes 8 effervescent
Lithium. to! »- .in
'mimne, -.~ Hemmkc
om by ha u 4 good kidney
‘ . l
fireofyourmostimportan‘ --; t ' V It
kidneys: to neutraliz- -
urine so it no longer
o
nation will tailor. The subject to bei
«no new mm. pm exceed our ill-III-
*two comimnu, win:
He“ hr 0mm Em u m North Amer-ion.
Am “nth Atria and Mom. i “W313 our m b
matmmmm,muwmt.w "‘
mmdewrmonmmuesla 500m cent. m ..
Joinery, mo. with than of Juan", with North America w
1319, should awaken Americans to the , some proportion. But will.
foot that a creditor nation must unllmm South Amado. VII. m,
be a. grout importing notion, according doubling, our export.- » u
to a daemon by the Nation“ For not were telling o! .. .
sign Trace Council. mom to Ocean. 40M
“1...: Jammy the United sum,“ but import. am,
had a very subutautial execu- of a: ~°GIIL Export: to Africa A . ..‘
'ports to on maximum in tho about per cent, while impom '
space of one year this formula posi- tremendous menace of 1.0“
Europe. In ll 1920
“pm .....u..-...uooro-4oo-ud¢oc.¢ui-ououuoz “68,900.000
imports ....... . ..... .......~. .,,,,..,_,,,,_, 112000000
Em. 01' 3mm .nouoc-ouof-cooou.nos-c....o .35.,000,000
”CM America V
E13011! I..-......-.o-ocv‘v-op‘owo'Ir-cou....... 134,000,000
mm“ o-un.n.ooIuoo.c‘a‘onroooouooooodoooano. 118,000,000
Elm of 8390115 OI’UUJOCO‘QRQ-IIIOQO‘CICl“"'0l. *16,°00.000 ‘.
Wt! America
mm .-....o.uscone-noo'fi‘oo'oolo'uuncoco...“ 39,000,000
$07,000,000 if we ware to leave Europe of the Orient and South Arum "
out of consideration. Under the some! "Unless we desire to mum
conditions, our foreign trade for 1m.stauding as an exporting nu,
mun take active steps to on“
our m Marco. A. won as our debts." .
It Is Not Enmgh r .
to have the bowels move. It in ‘
more unpo' rtant to persuade liver,
kidneys, skin, and bowels toact in
. harmony and against self-poison.
mg. BEECHAM’S PILLS act favorably upon
all organs concerned in food-digestion and
waste-elimination; they remove causes 7" .7
as wdl as relieve symptoms. ’
TbeAx-moryicbelngdrmdunlu
Those who have not bought their
,street: Dugon's lunch room, Water V
co :1 s i d crab I e misunderstanding and Wall streets, and the Tariov cigar , ’
seems {(0 be lin “he gilllilds 01 many store, South Norwalk.
, Norwai peop e, w o e eve t at t 6 Returns for outstandi ticketsma ' -
m gaggrglrfie Egaremwll'l’e be :1; ball will 89 1a dress :li‘falr. Although a be made to Alfred Cutbi‘lIig or Lester zy.
em rs. . .military at is list: :7 a dress sifatr. Moss 29 Wash on street, 8 L- t l ' ' '
lnasmucn that uniforms are m vogue, Norw’flk. m1 Oulhj rgeo S. e of any Median: III the World.
Sold bvr ..rucr7ists throughout the world. In ‘70:... ‘00..”0. ‘
-fi‘ “.-““‘
-1- 'i'l-1-.
i it
church, at 3:15. Tilt-y should come';
directly from their schools to the'
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The Federal
" Reserve System i I;
has proved itself during our
,_,muawum :
‘ The South 'v
Tm? 9&- -
Capital, Surging '.¢
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to: value for?“ w you W. , Wu- .5
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When Louisville first
, heard of matches »
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H
In the early thirties of the nineteenth century. a lady of Louisville
Wrote to her cousin in New York: Wag-513,...
“Whenlwasinnichmondlutwinterlwutoldofa curious new
dado: formakingfire. It consistedofmllsplintmofwoodwith
tip-of mum.“ burstinbflnme whenrubbod onurough
surface. If you can procure tomcat them for me, I shall be grate-
ful." . , x .. fW‘ , m.-. '
It was many years after matcha were, generally made in Europe
before they Were seen throughout America. There was no means for
Spreading rapidly such wonderful news. -
Today the new invention that contributes largely to comfort or
convenience landlady Winner! section of the land. Advertise-
ments bring the story. The farmer’s wife of Malta or Texas is quite as -
wellnostedasthecity womanoftbeEast. * ~ ..
Read the adve ‘ ts inyour newspaper. They are the heralds
of progress. the Ir t news-spreading force of modern industry.
Theymevon 'audbmmmworkundmbleyoutoouahbet-
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Norwalk Chronicler