I Harry Answorlh and _
inoved from East. avenue to First
xiioutine business was transacted
‘laélt night at the meeting of the third
district confinissioners. ‘>
The Red Star tug-moat. “Henry F.”
was moored n the 'Norwalk Harbor
nigh‘ t.
(”Slims are being completed {or the
dance to be given in Community Hall.
Thursday evening of this week, under
the auspices oi Troop No. l of Girl
Scouts.“
family More rite-1
Chichester‘s 'E'asl. Norwalk Stars are
included in a challenge issued by the
Independent, Jrs‘ ‘baseball team.
tween 'the ages of 14-17. -
lA very pleasant evening: was
The sis‘
. Cove Avenue, last evennc.
tors of Lofiisa, Lodge gum her a sun,
prise, as she is soon to sail for her-old and proper
home in rGermany. The (waning was
greatlv enjoyed, and refreshments o
collegiand cake were served. Those
present were; Mir. and rMs. Oscar Em;
‘ met, muster Freddy Erin-her. Mrs.
Haase. ‘Mrs. Schmidt. Mrs. Neugebaur,
Mrs. Wherle. Mrs. Knippln. Mrs. Otto.
Mrs. Pachtold, Mrs. Stvnzm‘. TMrs.
Wolfe. Mrs. Hebresl. Mrs. Miller. Mrs.
Schaub, Miss Kolm, Anna Barthel and
Marion llefln‘st
The annual meeting of the Mayflower
er Hook and Ladder Cnmpanv wus held
'last night in the headquurw-rs in Yam
Zant street. .Olficers for 1116‘. ensuing
‘vear were elected. committees named
And action taken on raising :1 fund to
go toward the general fircmon‘s fund
for the purpose of sonding Chief
Georg;- \V. l'logardus m the luternatiou-I
a: convention in Canada during June.’
Officers were named as folloivs: Cam-
tain. Fred Jaynes: lst Lieutenant,
Melvin \Vuldron; 2nd Lieutenant, A1-
befi. Ferris; Secretary.
Financial Secretary and Treasurer. l'.
D. Robertson. :llembcrs .wero also
named for the investigating finance
and entertainment committees. A pa-
‘per was prepared which will b9 (11‘—
culated among the members for con-
tributions to the Bogardus fund.
the reuuirod mnouut is rollN‘lOd
this manner. the matter \villlw taken
up at a future business. meeting.
R0 WQlYTON
-
Miss ldo Klinel'-~ltn-r Slinlll tho
W‘H'kvl‘lili with flit-lids in Moriilcn.
Mr. and Mrs. Month-ll lurw mm'cd
into the Mrs. 'l‘honultfi l‘t’tiitlvllut‘ on
Highland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Allvn lily of l'lrldgv-
port spout the wmk-uud ill 'llw home.
of Mrs. Ely’s~ fililll'l'_ S'm'lwy Mills of.
Highland avenue.
The hungnlows' «if .lnsvph Tuck and
Clifford Hayes on llizlilzmd avenue,
have been completed and are now
rPady for o‘rrupancy.
The Ladii‘s' Aid SOCio-ly of thr- Rn.
waytrm Methodist Episcopal church
‘vill meet lmnurrow, \Vlrduvsday af-
ternoon. git 1:3!) o'uluclr in tlw chapel
The:
Independents is made up of players bec‘v .35“...
cnjoycd uine Aspirin. DI‘OVF‘ _
at the home of Mrs. Oscar Emmer. 2.3 and prescribed by p1
w. n. Naphy: E
.Mrs. Victor J.V.B;é‘nelisha-vot Reed
{street in in Newarflavén‘today attend-
iing the semi—annual meeting of the ’
fboard of trustees at the Connecticut
"Baptists' cmwenrion, which is being
held in Oliver Church.
"Miss Pearl Mosher of Dorie-n was
united in marriage recently to Dewey
Raymond of Norwalk by Rev. W. Me
VDermott. After a short honeymoon
'llr. and Mrs. laymnud will rc—
«nae or; 213 Main street. Pinnvalk.
, Mrs. .l. M. \‘s'nrdwoll of R Livinrr,
slon street. has: hum) ' visiting her
. .d , h daughtcr. Mrs. \‘Ciilimn Cumming-3,
'Take without fear- as kto her granddaughter. Mrs. Edwar
“33er pac 393' ‘ Bushhy. and area:grandaléughler.
Tablets 0:? Aspriu"
'with the sa
eighteen years. ..
In each "Bayer .
a I‘D 92‘. Y '
packaze
Colds, Head
Rheumatism,
for Pain generally.
' Handy
tablet: (505‘:
gisls also sell larger
Aspriu is the trade marl: of
Hamil-drum“ of Munoarmimri'imter o
Sullcylicacid.
but, a few cents.
Ba 3- e l
The rnslznmion is to become i ffmztive ;
2m om-livr tlutw in
The lm‘mm
llll;
Jun. 1. mile-5.x"
mutually .ugrved.
the time when
contract oxuirvs, uu.u.'il;!1;.: m
terms. Mr.
the local chm-ch Blur l.
rnpuuuion r’nr
liillt': lb
pix 5:021: {1&4 *
Its on":
(‘znil‘l'
“7le din] llllfi
gained a
and plnllllrnv-r. (lzlrin‘: his iwu “yin“?
pzlstorntw h' rv.
fut urn
has :m?
it if}
Tim-mull lu-
mmlc his plans Ilulllltf.
firm-rally undurslmul {lull in» r21»: ~ I.
to roliro from tlw pusmratv. and ink!
up wlumtiiouul Will‘ii. X.» 1. Hr: run»
’lhc rvsuznu’lmr which has lw-wn luzni» ,
instead of Thursday.
The rcsldcnls of RO\\':1)ltlTl should.
assist in every way lulirlllle‘ in tho ('f-
fort being made by the Evening Sen-
tinel to have the slutv i-nz‘nl t-Xll‘lldt‘ll
from the \Vhitv llridgo throuch Ro-
waylon to the “'ilsrm, l’ninl llmnl. An-
nouncement alum: thew liuns is lwiulz
made in another column today.
The many {munch o1“ 31551.4
success in the musirm world.
Sunday, she connucmwl on vugugc-
merit as soloist in thy quart-4 rlmir in
the l’reshytvrian chum-ll. or
voice and has bm'n heard will] delight'
at many of our lmral functions.
DA RIEV
Fireman Juseuh ‘Kozma of Com-
pany l, who was married. Saturday,
in Damien. has returned to duty.
Mr. and Mr:;. I". V. Cantrell sprint
the weekend viriling friends up the
Hudson.
Mrs. George ll. Smith or .‘vlanslicld
avenue is visiting her parents at
Snow Hill. Md.
The morbidizy report 01‘ the ("unnec-
ticut deparlnu-nt
week ending May >4.
cases of measlcn for
Darlen.
H. T. Lutermzm of Duriou. deputy
collector, is doing affirm! dmv these
(1333‘s in the fit}: ("Hurt mom. South
horwallr, where he is mukinrz'an ex-
amination of curtain tax re~
turns. I
of lwnllli for the
records (-iglxl.
thr- tmvn of
income
A fine progrmn was scheduled for
the community motion picture exhibi-
tion at. Center school lust night. Three
‘lveeks ago a drlighlful audience on-
Joyed . Marmzeriie Clark in “liab’s
133212;; {gidwln his! err’ning‘s l'euluro
mgldr, Miss Clark con:
Elnued to reveal 'the exporionno: of
subsdub.” Several reels of ‘jn-dusa-
trial, travel and eduéalioual subjects
completed the program.
Rev. H. C. Carter. paslor of the
.‘(on’ land.
Rochelle. Miss Mills has n rharmiuz‘trul rm-r Kansas s
was made in tho Hc‘l‘l'ECvs Sunday. in
If,(‘(l If) fill!" (‘f lilt- ln;:‘:llt‘>.«' q.u;:‘:x;:lf.r-
m‘
of Elm chum-h: ’l‘lw lunar. ii. i< sxA
porn-ll, Will rail a rim: rvcntimml
lllm‘ling tn (‘lUly-ltllli‘ i: .l 4;.” 3; Hr}:
nv\‘l Sunday night.
Deaths and Funerals
Funeral Cf Mr. Raymond. ‘\".‘ 1"”H l H“ . "d.“ “‘H
Win-ml r““l'\'it"':- i‘m- 'l‘;.umu.z 1mm ‘ MM ”H H “N"? 5m“ H 3"”
Raymund \u-H- livid )‘i-Hmdn)‘ Lair; Z :st‘l‘Vv u I'lllt w" Von ”Vick tun
llllnll H? I; li'i'lny l. ”u p\ gt ,. ‘1‘». in...“ .. . ' 1-
‘ - »" U W ‘ "‘ HI‘ 'Hl'l‘”. .\I‘.\' tmw \‘Ul' 4""
In 16) P‘lil‘ “I“ l'tlgul 'llll‘ .‘l'l'\'l|'l." ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
John .l
:\‘1‘.;'jl‘:'.;
Xuz‘wuik.
“'(‘I‘C colldllflv (l by llrv
l)'_ ym>mr «:I‘ lhr- l-Tr :
copal rhurrh, ij-l. Srnzlh
Elf.»
and
“'(‘l‘(' luign-l) utiuiuiml liy Hum) pmmi i.
“it". 1
quair ’
ntznl. husinn‘xn (if-‘N'H'lillt'n of Mr.
moml. llurim: rho H‘I‘Vltvs ilu
(.31 of tho .‘II‘lllHlll>l (hmrh sting, unal
$1”le wvrv :w‘wlvrr-cl iv} xlliv‘: \‘.'
Millvr. lutvrnwm was in ltiwrr
l't!lllt’l('l'_\'.
Funeral of Mr. Beers.
Firm-rill w l‘\l€vr~ l'ur ,-\:m:n-. y Loni»
S. Bf‘vl‘s \‘xlll 'ht' litill hi I:
this uLurr'inmi, l'rum il'u' hump 01' his
(laughtm; Mr... \l‘iélimvi ll. l-‘vyiir. u.
(17 Barrie“ .ivvnuw. lln-v, Frank H '
Jacobs, p:i.=tm' ol' tlw Snmh Nun-«Elf
(‘ungrrlzutiuzml rlmrrh “ill ofi‘wimv,
“Feather Forecast
”For Norwnlh and. vlriully:
Lois Droh'rlvlw l(il’l"lll "utl \l'ml‘ ‘ ' ’* ‘
. _ . . . . .. . weulu. um—
Mxlls Wln be pluasr-d m loziru of hr‘r «lornlv wmwit.
llllli‘1“\' hurl 31/3314: l'..:"
011 1y Hourly \\'('ullll'l' wilh mild lt‘llllh‘l‘ir
tlll‘o (lilll ()f‘l‘;l:~lllll:~] light shnwvrs pn- :
rail: in 1011i] l'-‘.'luli.< and Now 1-3111:
\ \Vrllli‘Wille ll d:.-~‘l'.irh;‘2:;ti> m-ir
Pnus‘in:
slmwvrs thur-n llw llnvkv .‘lmm'nin:
and UN." Mississippi ri'wi;
(‘ity rcpm‘trd 15.3 Tlurhns lllll'llfi‘
lust twontyiuur hours. Thi-
turn is rininr: slowly in (he nm'llmru
districL~~ and now gmivrully
freezing: during; the night.
aha
lt‘il'i;lv‘l‘.u~
is
Rebel Troops Closing In On
Carranza at San Marcos
(Continual from first page)
munimtinn uilh ;l Mr-ximu Elllillnlli.
which reported lmopc. had been you:
to disarm and capture Colonel Carina
S. Ornzco, (hill of uporuh’rms i1: zhr
Tampiro ilizslrirt, and the lu-othrr'm‘
General Murguiu, uim was rvrnllvl
from Tampiro rr~cr~nxly and made: mu)
mouder ul‘ tlw Department or the int.
Joy of Moxico. '
The American «lvslrnyvr which or-
rived horn today did not firrx u mluiv
upon l'f':t.(lllll,l;:' mini, but hvr cozrun:ni-l
or exchanged calls with 1hr- marin-
cmnmzmdant here.
NEW YORK, May ll. v'l‘lu- rliv-zul
'noua’ht Oklahoma :m dthroo destroy—
ers~~tho Ilm‘bert_ l’rehle and lillis
Wore taking: on nupplics in the Mud-
son river curly loduy preparatory to
possible. All sailors from the lighting;
craft were notified last night to roporl
for duly at 8 o'clock this morning.
A contingent or LN)“ marine.C {mm
Philadelphia will board the Oklahoma
Congregational church 'fnr the past
5 tum years, has surprised 1;", mnvre a
tion "by resigning his pulpLL, “loin:
nouncoment being mm.“ lliroughd the
press instead of Ill" usual murmur
of reading it out I A. 0
at church
F‘" siieed
and casein
service,
)
lulu
hymn m ”mum. «mum.
warmer in _
90 : lam-«n ,_
:mrlicu
few “Bayer 'Cross,‘ it: gen—
(1 safe by mnlmus,
lysicians for over.
directions for Neurulxia.
ache. Toothache, harachc.
Lumthago. Neurlus, and
tin boxes containing- twillw
Dru:-
"llayer" mark-12m. i
( rheumatic pains are often
in (1a.: > waszur Oi
swlrulzersliip .
511nm: I
“James Van Dyk C0,?
Vf'lt n'l law};-
Sillinw‘l‘ii
ll on v \'
.
Oklahoma.
all-we"
sailing for southern waters as soon 21; .'
l
I
3
. l
l
l
5
here. Marines ut the llroozclyn Navy
Yard were drilled in cmupaign outfits
today. ‘
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g
1‘ C‘il'.’-‘-’-
TE. smurf r .-
Si .53”. .33 R.” “, H
‘ 'FHE Aft? SEPTrcggz ‘
”It. has W..-r “'1
Mira Junior»
Elurliby in New York city.
BASEBALL CHALLENGE.
The lndepeudent."unl’ors challenge
any'wnm hotwrmx the aces of ll-IT.
’llwy Would like to hear from the
Shamrorks .eml Chichester's East .\'or-
r zzll: stars, ~F‘ur games, notify Norman
I (lormleg‘, Franklin school.
I
:GlVES CREDlT THROUGH
symptoms
l of (lr‘ranzed kidneys. “1 had Weak
l bladder. bud kidneys and liver," writes
‘r‘i'iilio t".‘::r:»':'r. Luxar, Pa.
sloop wall and my back pained me aw-
ful. I had .1 dizzy fer-ling in the morn-
'- us. Since rakim: Foley Kidney Pills I
.lmw horn rc'iiered of all such all,
£1~‘.4-h'u<_“ 'i‘hovy rid the system of the
lpoismlmlfi acids :hm cause aches and!
pains. I
< 'Esnu-l‘owrll 1
?
Corporation .
I
1
“I could nor}
,
r
1' 4E LAND
Backache, lame and stiff muscles and I
l
i
Roller Skating. Time!
See our new \YINCHEerR Barney dz Berry Skates
ADE of sturdy gun-test steel, with tight, secure
locks; rollers set on easy running hearings that
stay adjusted and roll with the least possible efi’ort.
3303's and girls are as proud of them as the expert
hunter is of his Wxxcnxsrm Rifle. Come in today.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
TH: WWCEJfEER 5mm:
FL-
MW
T Come In and L‘lziku
lour Own Term»: m:
(iral'ouulgi
We hit“: a. complete line of W
lows: ' '
2894—Daddy, You've Beer.
2885—Peggy.
2825—Lasmls Trombone.
2826—1 Know What It Means :0 1:. l .
2827—»Bye-Low. {as I
2829~Let the Rest of the Whrid Cw
2310—Levinsky at the Wed ding '
2854~Uncle Josh and the. Sailor. '
2849—Ihe Moon Shines on the NW r ~ .
2836~You Ain't Heard Netluu‘ up” -
'2835—1 Gave Her That, sung in; ,1.) 9. T ‘ "' "
2758~Behind Your SilkenV Eu.‘ '
2858—Cairo:
62865.“?th Did You Do 11‘?
c a so car a larl‘c s 11‘ 1E' .z
and Popular. ry g m 3 A ‘ .,.l
We have on hand a lazy: e. 11113.27... . .. . V
and Popular. V A ' ‘ ’ ‘ ‘
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SOUTH NORW ' l“ H: ‘ ,
10 WASHINGTON ST., M“ ‘ sci ; $3.13!.) A“
a. -, .. . :.. A AllALlL
3f Brighe Up!
g the Hour»- '
:1 hit blur. ur lamlluirl. rrmmir
iu»r ‘Es.;!.
Duchess Coffee . . . . . 48c lb.
Quality Silpl‘c'uw :
5 Quarrren 3 lbs. $1.45. 50c lb. ‘.
IBBONS
Spring demands hrilliancy in costumes and with this the
‘ibbons appear even more lovely.
Plaid ribbons for the children's hair bows; striped and
figured ribbons for the summer gowns; ribons in brocade to
appear benearh the Barton jacket. or blouse; ribbons in tap-
estry, suitable for hand bagS; ribbons in plain and figured sat—
in for camisoles. and all sorts of fancy work.
J. I. MALLETTE
Tel. 449.
88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Masons' 551,???
r; ‘ G?!
The NOI‘J‘WQEK COR}. 5; ‘4 2: gm
108 Water St“ South ‘\ . "-
Coal a n d V 1 6a l”!
TELEI’EO‘SE l 13.
For the convenience of our «7'
or payments made, at Raymom
ton St. '
a...
‘ 128 Washington St. ‘
l
' l
7 For what mvr purposu you \Yillll f
:i iiz'u‘h u'v hurv that. hrusllwln 3
{am hr rll Alvin: i \i-iy kiwi of :2 .
llt'lisll lira: l5 nuloln 411ml} lll‘llfillrw.
ll.:.:‘lil'1‘4', 71‘. innil ili'd 2;;nl iirusl" ;‘
w. :n "\“H smurmr- gifJfi i-llllllu'.‘ and 3
strain" for rvvr-r gimmihh- use. You i
run urm wur ll!\ih‘ll{‘_~ all you wafil i
lull, llll‘il '.~ 5:.- iztmli good qualit': {
ind mrvlul workmanship in earl} l
(lllt‘. that )4in \xwm‘: v.0.” it nu! \‘nvry
WEEK END SPECIAL
Chomlalc Covered Fruits and Nuts
M. received a. trash lot. or thcze delicious candies; they
simply can ‘t make them better. Blade and packed by a. house
known for quality iand purity for many years. There’s a. repu-
tation behind the goods; there's delicionsness in the taste, and
there is pleasure in the eating. Buy a. box and have a. real
great.
u :9
1‘ ' Special for the week-end
I
"Waits: a: 69 Cents -‘ <2“:
cyfififirfi. , H. A. MEAD , 5 .2 "15's
Prescription Pharmacist. ‘ it; if}; if?”
8 North Main Street, South __Norwalk.
J. H. \Vehrlc 5 .2
Buickf’éStui-z
1: :5 - West. and Connecticut Arm. 3» 1 ~ v
. Agent for Sh
Headlight Lens, approrzd ‘33: :In‘ ~11 -~
Tires, Tubes and .lrccrs. 9:1"
Service Station for United Star: and :3. - ..::»;-.
and Cord
' 1w ~
'21" k.‘R ‘..i“‘.‘r 'v'v:‘.9.1v
a C1 -(.;‘.?e,‘:lg5;.~.‘;
. .1: ‘\\‘¢‘ {
OUR $5.00 b0 i n M
A rugged. tough, brown shoe for l). a .- ‘
wear. Goodyear wellcd soles of gonna»
Unlined and fitted with solid lQlllliCl’ ' 1
Sizes 1 to 6.
CLOSED AT SIX DA]?
CONNEALLY 6 Br“
81 VVashinEton Street. .9 "=1": Numli.
only l‘m \ wui'i ill’rflii, rim 2:.
will nl‘ )ll”:.zl tltur lnlsllos. 'l‘llrrv 3
low m4} brush we sell mama;
plutsuin. Hill‘ii'1l('ll0ll and ill" own»
“my “1' lull: want:
1
511A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTlON PHARMAClST
We tailor for ladies Unto-the,
Sininute Garments made up of‘ the}
lbest materials. ‘
We guarantee fit and finish.
l
i Let us take your order today.
i
1
Our prices are reasonable.
aNewYerk Ladieé’l‘ailor
Dressmaker and Farrier
11 North Main St.
South Norwalk ‘*
NEAR HARBOR VIEW’
No. 12 Yost St; .
Saunders Grocery and
Coal Company
First-Class Goods at Fair Prices.
4 Bundles Bread frrsh every
f morning. National Biscuit Cos,
; Fancy Crashers. Home-laid Eggs
i
from our own yard. Vegetables in
season 1mm our own gardm. Char-
coal, Kerosene, etc.
Goods Delivered Free.
EAURICE B. SAUNDERS,
Manager
3 /
DlSCGUNT SALE
‘20 PER CENT. i
Every Ariicle at ‘OmFflthE . .
4.
GOLDEV
LLOYD
Baby Carriages
LOOM W'OVEN'
5 We have them here
These are the wonderful
carriages that are woven on
Looms, far fasier and far finer
than the fastest, finest fingers
ever were. And far cheaper.
' Remember, you can buy 3
Lloyd Carriage of the.closest
weave for the price of the
coarsest r‘eed in the old hand-
woven kind.
Come and see
these wonderful carriages
TODAY
5
Sterling Furniture Co. -
Janna-x .
HOMES
For Every Class of Purchaser. ..
Values 33.000 in S. “.l‘
i
A comfortable home fur .. ‘
A beautiful «351m 101' no '
to new the price.
_/
RAYMOND Blrlpiff.
A; A
Are your brakes in A1 condition?
Do your wheels line up 0. K. _\' 1 ' .235;
mileage on your tires? ..»
Are the bearings in your motor In r ' - ~ W .7
Now is a. good time to go over 11.c . ' p “it...
readiness. You will want it just. the {in}
neglected to have your work done.
I have some tires at the old price.
saw
an
AUSTIN’S GARAQE
W. R. AUSTIN. Vivi}:
1
. .. .. ,4. .“vfl'flvlw'
$2W35~C ‘ .1 ._ .e‘.
Herschfield Molar
TRANSPORTATION c0.
. . A.” lil'l‘lilCnm’.
Daily Service Between 1\e§v Hydro. «
Norwalk and PhllfiéC-llmd
10 large truclm at your sefi'ice for a.l 1mm:
tation; padded van: for furniture work.
South £0rwnlk~122 Water Street. Phone
. New York City—174 Seventh Avenue. P1510119 11“": ior)’
7 o '
.I branpOY‘
,I u~
234.
H
aglll 734‘
was: Mums ‘ mm»
. ' “.mven, Maw—m State Street. Phone 49/:
Norwalk Chronicler