,
Iwhich revolution and armed force are
Ileana-Field o: Cains! avenue is
about again after being confined to
:his home with an stuck or .zhe grip. J
*
The Official Board. of the 'East afig
fine 3!. B. church-will be in charge
of the mid-week services at the church
{his evening-
‘r.-.
‘rhe Third. street some or one of
members will be the scene of tonight's
mhearsal of the Nonpariel Drum
Corva-
East Norwalk dog owners are .re-
nponding in large numbers to the "re”-
ur. -r ~— -
tire” v
inanunaurmg a
known as ‘fOzoJ' with a: on!“
of 31.000.000. in: been- ”1194
Norwalk, it was-leanied by mm W
in: Sentinel. mthin the neurfutore:
the corporation proposes to: either.
build- or purchase a sub-taut” plant
in the First District. sunr- loo-L!
business men- are interested in the
concern including C. Irvin: Fflmm
O R. Jackson,- {:0 Jo.
and Fred A. Gibrch .‘ _ .
The president‘t)f~"fhe' www-
Frat ucts Company is S. W. Merrill; and
PlaJdoeseph Mme-8°! “mm ‘3 in“ the secretary and treasurer. H. N.
n 99 bus' “I“ mornings Vedder. The directors ace 8. W.
5""; ‘ ' ' Mel-ml. H. N. Vedden and 1.» Leon,
A telephone. hie. 205. has been in- Hunt.
Stalled in Billy's lunch on the Post
road. .2 -
WENQROTOA
———_.
NEW‘CANAAN
Mrs. William Hogan has been con-
George Raymond. aged 13. of Da-
mien. was taken to the Norwalk Hos-
gruest That they license their dog as
sarly as possible.
‘No special business was transacted;
st yesterday’s meeting or the Ladies
lid Society of the East avenue MuE-l
church. . ‘
The prayer meeting of the East
avenue M. E. church will start ,at
5:45 o'clock Standard time. this event»
59g. and in the absence of the 99"“?th
rill be in charge of the Official Board.
The three day rummage sale 0! thew
Woman's Auxiliary of Christ church
opened at noon today in the fonuerl'
merino store on East Washington
.street. Mrs. G. P. Smith and Mrs. Lil-
Iiss Stileck being in charge.
'l‘hc-ro Will be an important mot-tlu‘g
of tho Parish of Christ. church at; thd‘
church tomormw ovonlng. All moul—
Tiu-rs are requested to attend. The
leachors meeting and choir lohcursal
will be hold lollowing tho. pariuh nvetfi
ling. '
—-..- r1 --~u
Thcro will be a. business meeting of
[he church. following the midwaock
service at the Advcnt Christian clfllrch
dhis evoning; Maitors pertaining to
lilo obmplotion of the work of the
church. will be discussed._ In itstncw
dress of shinglcs the church prosonls
an ospocially attractive appcaranco.
Alterations have been made in the
store of the Norwnlks Electric com-
pany on East Washington strcot. thus «apt-um: pars of T1".
enlarging tho show rooms thorn. Ur-
:namontal lighting fiturcs nro display-
ed now. and the othor goods 51.10.21.445
- washing mach-nos. vacum clcuuors,
heaters otc., handled by the company.
——
' Work on tho frzimo of tho two
story. concrctc and frame houso, vb»-
ing r-rootcd by Harry Noumnnn on
Gregor) Boulevard. has been stnrtod.
and tho flooring llcams hnu- alrczidy
been laid. Tho roofing will ho ap-
plied by tho ond of tho wcok it is ¢-\~
period by Mr. Ncumaun.
Roy. II. E. Mztrsland and family uro
moving today to Nichols, Conn”!
whl it» Mr. Marsland has boon nxsignml
lo tho Nichols M H. church. ”t“ was
jornlcrly pastor of ”10 East :nl-nuo
M. l? church and has boon succoodod
“by ltcv ll “'ulkins. formorly of
Trinity lhurch. Mormon. who w.ll
mOVP lioro tomorrow with his family.
Jrom lhill city.
'l‘llo “'lllI joy rido, ill 1! “bus-Ind down
'fihu-i‘ un Sunday of :L wt-ll-kllown
)‘mlm: man of thc Socond District.
wvho is a constant visitor in l-Insi Nor-
wnlk. is tho subjcct of much discus—
sion today. The “can" was llsl‘tl hy
Fllnlsclf and .1 party of frionds to rnnko
lhc journoy along art-gory llmllr-winl
and down to (‘ulf l’nsturo bench sov-
anl limos on Sunday :iftcrnoon last.
and tho sololnnily with which lllol
passr rigors would throw out an :lll-‘
('hor (-vvry timr- tho "l-us" came to :l
3:10p. was romnrkod upon. l-‘innlly
hrU-r "Lizzir" lmd licon trontod to :1
gallon of g‘flSOlllll‘ at Hufnor's sloro.
Ibo shock was too much and slu- llroko
flown and had to ho lnu'cd homo.
Fllzullclh Soboy. :igcd 14, of South
m'lllr'ru who was Visiting ycstordrly at
‘llt‘ homo of Mrs. Siophcn Jarvis.
Sonvil-w :«u'onuo. whilo coasting down
chtls l-lucc on :1 luciclo last ovcnlug.
about (1:30 o'clock r:.n into tho sidc
of :1 lluick l‘Olldi-ill‘r (lrivcn by (lur-
J’lFlTl llnhn of 24 \V'oodliur39nvcnuo.
who “as drixilig along Sozivicw :u'o-
nuo. Tho liicyclo on which the girl
was riding was smashod by tho im—
pact and sllo was thrown to tho streot,
but only suffcrod a fow ininor scratch-
K‘s. Mr. Hahn in his ondoavor to avoid
the accidont drove his car across the
(tar tracks and into the meadows fin-
ally coming to rest against an over-
lurned boat thorc. He reported the
accident to the police.
The ladies of the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Society of the.
{Advont Christian church providod a
upper for the male members of the
Westry o! the church last evening;
after the supper all adjourned to the
@arsonage where a social evening was
‘spent. The ladies had an excellent
program prepared which was greatly:
anoyed. Scripture reading. by Mrs.
Florence Kimball: prayer in unison:
at this time the honorary mcmbors
Were given a reception. Twelve new
members were received. Solo. Mrs.‘
long: Reading. hirs. Winnie Ferris;
Duett. Miss Gusgie Volsor and Miss
{l‘heroza Podmlny: Reading. Elsie
Knorr: Ladies Quartet. Mrs. Elsie
Partrick. Mrs. Jennie Ainsworth. Miss
fl'horcsa Podzeliny: Reading. Elsie
fl'he men thcn made one minuti-
Speeches which were greatly enjoyed
by the ladies. A helpful. social. and
profitable evening was spent.
ARBIED F‘ORCE ADVOCATE”.
ANSONIArr April 28.——Circulars in
‘advocatcd. the government and capi-
inlists attacked and workers called on
for a. demonstration on May 1, were
390;: in vegijous parts of the city this
mo: 113- ey were signed b t
pentrai Executive Committee 0);! t2:
mun-mist Party of America. and had
..~. distributed during the night.
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lpital last night about 11 o’clock. sui-
Ynexirb'y: A- box will\be
Zand the sclectmen-
‘soon rthe reward. of 8500 oil'erc
‘Jtllll whilc llug of the assistant >0 in
. Semi-m “Bin! Parke, or: unaware;
ferlng“from lacerations of the head.
thew-result of an automobile accident
when he was struck by a car driven
by Joseph Locks, of Stamford. The
accident, is said to have been unavoid-
able. . Locke took the boy to the hos-
pital.‘
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Fearhake
have arrived at their summer home'
from New York for the season.
Three candidates were initiated into
the last meeting. A sumptuous din-
ner was served in recognition of the
event. .
Benjamin Bonnctt ls no’w the "su-
perintendent" of the borough high-
ways. beginning his new duties on the
16th inst.
The Misses Inez and May Reddlnt-
fined to her home in Seminary lin-est!
I
Plans are being made for the instal-
lation" of a sircn on the Darion fire-
muse similiar to those in use in
Ridgcfiolfi. Bethel and other places
located in
front; t' the firehouse and an nlarml V
systemowill also be placed ln‘ihe tolo- ton and Norman hobo! and John
phone exchange. There havo boon no Doyle spent Sunday in Poushkrensle.
more Visits of the “iirebug” 0! Into. With relatives.
I are wondcring how Mr. and Mrs. Gonnro Cerulto and
d for family and Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Car-
“hug" ldinzilc of Ossining spent Sunday at the
"homo of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mat-
licllo.
Aficr Juno tho pcrsonnl tax collect-
or S. S. Rrinkcrhofl'. will ho instructod‘
the arrest and conviction of the
Will ‘b‘é'claimed.
ATLANTIC FLEET
in town constable in-
if nccossary.
(‘lork Edward C.
the hands of
slruclo-l to :irrcst.
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' d from First page.
Continue Assistant Town
1‘ IZPASSES IN REVIEW'hx town officials to plnco all bills inl
iu‘.
' I
tho next ship in lin _ . '
:while the .\l:t_vllowrr's huth-rics xpokl- Inn: 1-3;,
in :mknowlcdgcmcnt. ’l‘lu- cunnnnudv ‘im csllmutml total of 400. lmK’OWNOrs
continucd in an almost llnllrnkt'll roui‘ limo. llnlll May 1. to "unfit“: 3““.
until tho l‘l'\'l('w was ovor, Which dutn lllcrr- “'lll [.0 n dollar pon-
‘ - ' ' liv.
‘ . f tho Slll s mnnnod lllf rails .I
(wwq o p ’l'llv local cominittoo on Irish folio!
0 took up tho firing ll‘tuilmlzo stun-d. Thursday morning.
' vulls of l-luc us illr lllllllllll:
Irraili‘xurliu‘invd by. (in iln- quurtvr‘._lllrllv<l 0\'or to State Treasurer Fitz-
dock QI l'lll‘ll, llu- llllll‘llll' guards nllilpv :L'r‘l‘nl'l Mayor of \l-w ny’n. H”. , . n
-d to “prosout urms" (lllpnsllt' 1hr ‘01 $1.01” . Tho drivo has not ondcd.
p. ‘ulul donations :ln- Fllll salicltcd Tho
and the Minds pluird llll‘
Slur Simugl-ll
lilmnor In return lllc prv-snlcnliulg
)(U'lil puld llu- propcr honors lo llu- W"
senior olllccr of l‘ilCll lust-dug ship. llr-
'vfl5wcr. , . .
“a” -. Icimmiilcv. ll--x:r\ kcllvy and Edward
Lawn nor. Will rmw iw' :lll_\' moncv giv-
for illis WorlllV cnuso.
l‘lel-nsiu- lmprnu-mvnls arc llf‘lll‘:
. m..d:~ lu ill. 'l‘n'n: r :‘tnro, mljnccnt 1
Hi" .1 suluic. ll0“('\t'l‘. (ml) to tlu- l t'll—i ‘ 4 ‘_
nil-lulu .llu' l-zlll'lv slow in Main straw-t 'l‘lic
. he
\K'th \tln‘lT'll \\'il<mi flu-t r‘u'il :friml llllk' l-w-n m-wlv puinlod and :m
lll'lllll‘l‘ on tho l‘cnnsvlv'il‘li \s'slsl- ”I'l'h'i‘m ‘5 “Pin: I'm" in tho "‘r or
‘ l( h I I ‘ ' A I. . lhv uluv‘t- Illt‘rl'll‘fl‘ll huslncss nccossl-
:tnt Scorchutv House-volt. who llliltlt' ... 1 ll'c l (W merit.
thn ukulso from Guantanamo with i'm- ."" .‘ _ H‘ , mpr ( '
. . ’ llzlllp (nun has loft for lanlford.
fiN-l. was on tho l'ur'shlp's lirldzc “'lll‘ll ‘
‘ .wlu-rt lit i~x rmplnyod n9 nil inspoo-
slw [Liam-d tho Muyllowrr. 'l‘hr lrluo
‘lor for llzn- ('olls \\'ork§ on lllf' Thom-
son sulxmnrlnv gun. at which tho nlmvo
lurv llultcrcd from :i lupinust. -
' ., , . , cnn'vrn llil‘l the ~>nlrnot in manufac-
uui l‘mxr (‘0.\ll<‘()lt'l. \u. .-\|\rll , ,‘ . ,. .
0‘ ,1. \ 1- ll' 7. , \ lllll- 1.»,wm llllx is .1 nomhlo pro-
_ . llt‘ , t .Llltli l\lslun oi llm. nl- lmutimi r..,< \lr “no“
('r‘lt‘dn Hoot, ir-lurnmg from tour . . ‘_ ....
months of cruising and drilling in 7 y
Snull l‘l’ll unions. ““5 to puss-l lll nn 1“ .4R ‘ ETERANS
\il‘l" ll".'" ll‘niu) l‘ur' llu- first llllld‘ l)t'- I’lJAY A SUCCESS
fore HS 11"“ L'Ulllllllllldl'l‘ llll‘llll‘l.
""“*““"“‘ ”“4"”: Continued from First Page
'l‘llc lnginllini: of tho sin-cm. l« “m.-
so! for lll (l'tlot‘k. and it was « silliml. 1:, in my. “-Hrq disposing of lickol'. A
Mi Hist two hours would l'i‘lllllvl ‘lillllllu'l" “f lin: “pk“ “rum.“ “1,... m
llll‘ Hi" MHZ» light llll‘ll-(l'-V\:ll‘ in puma ‘xlmz-H‘l”
luv
_V.'u~lll Sylph. bourint: Scorch! r.\' l'rnlll'. :1Tlt'f'llnl: on Friday cvcning. commone-
Azlmiml l‘ooulz. (‘hicf of XHVMI (lp- ging at. 5 o'clock; daylight saving time.
""‘"i“"-“- ”'1“ ""‘mln'rs of lllc Nam] 'I'liu-rc will li(‘ a rchcnrsul of the toum
mmmmm- or lhl' Honso or lirprv. land guards at the close of the session.
~‘""“'-’|‘H' S Ill-Hm- tho l‘l-\l:-\v, Mr. ltln .\l.i\' 61h there will bc u'lnrge class
“"“l‘v “ml "1“ PH”! joim-d ihosr- initiation.
:Ilmzlrd llu- .\lll_\‘ll(l\\'( r.
;\1llllll‘.ll \Vilson's zirniadlt
lhv (‘upcs lnlc yi-stt-rdny
from Guantanamo lln)‘. (‘uluL and
ullt-lml'l-ll for 11w llight ill Linn ll:l\'on
Hay. linrly today the ill-ct wvlghclli
anchor and circled past tllo (‘npul so.
as lo roach tho rovicwing point at lllt‘ I
scllcdulod hour. 'l‘lu- ships mow-d in
sinclo lino formation with tho (-ight
droudlmughts in tho van. liehlml
lllf'ln camc thrt-c pro-drt-ndnoughts.
t-ightcon (lostroyl-rs. the mino lni'lnp.‘
fm‘co. thirtocn submarines :ind vari-
ous :luxiliatrios.
Tomorrow the {loot will brcak ranks.
the individual ships scattoring to
thoir homo yards for ovorhaullng and
repairs, while tho ofilccrs and min go
on leave to visit their families.
TABLET EXERCISES
HEI‘D BY THE ELKSv
Continued from First page.
Ol'T Tins OFT—IT IS WORTH
MONEY
Cut out this. enclose with 5c and
mail it to Foley & 00.. 2835 Shcmold
Ave. Chicago. lll.. writing your name
and address cloariy. You will rocel'e
in roturn :1 trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tax- Compound for
coughs. colds and croup: Foley Kid-
ney Pills for pains in sides and back:
rheumatism. backache. kidney and
hlnddor nllmcntsz‘and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation.
blllousncss. headaches. and sluggish
b‘bwela—Stlllaon-Powell Corp.
l‘l‘lH‘ht'tl
\ ”'flllllll
YOUR OFFER TAKES IT.
(‘halmer’s roadster.
Ford 1-ton truck chain drive,
Ford touring.
NorWalk Radiator
Repairing C0.
26 Main St, Norwalk, Conn.
TELEPHONE 954
ruler. was endorsed for district dop-
uty grand oxultcd ruler, and his name
will he. proscniod to the past exalted
rulers' convention, to be held in Bris-
tol. Conn. on Sunday. June 5th. A
delegation of members of the local
lodge will attend. The name of Attoré
ney Joseph J. Linchiler was also
proposed. but the latter withdrow. as
ho said business reasons would pro.-
vent his contesting for the office.
It was voted to have anothor class
initiation on Sundayofternoon. May
29th. "
It was also voted that hereafter the
lodge sessions would begin at 7 p. in.
(standard timo).
The committee On Flag Du)», which
will befihold on Tuesday. June 14th.
consists of Juscpll J. Linxwoiler. John
Koogh‘. Ira 0. Gregory, Joseph C.
Lockhart and C. Irving Byington. and
an interesting program is being pre-l
l
PRESERVE
EGGS NOW
3 Every dollar invested in eggs
now- means a great‘saving next
winter. Come in and get a book-
let giving full particulars on.
preserving eggs, Then buy some
egg preserver and save money.
H. A. MEAD
pared.
A ladles' night will be held later in
the spring.
FULTON T0 3mm CALLEY
O
«logs liml lucn rczistcrod. ofi _
l
l
the Maylhm'c-r zit hcr :lllt‘lllll‘iiLII .ll‘ '11,, mull. \- “Hy-.1 from tho rnlo of
'l‘hlmlllc Shoal. ‘iiclu-ls \vlll lw- um-«l to (*nmlg‘v hands
'l‘hvl’roslrlont. nocompnnlwl ‘4' “Yr .frnl- llu- fill-inorlul l‘uy parade of ox-
ll.lr(llnl: and :1 low lin-inborn of lll":sr|\'|1‘n- l‘lt‘ll: in .‘I dooornting 'thl'
.4. Halo Nznul and Military l'nllllT‘lll— fig...“ a of (loud sul-llrrs and in pay for
loos. nucllod llu- rout-wing: point ml 'nm ullu-r Momoriul llu)‘ nclixitics:
lllt‘ .‘l.|)‘llt)“t'r from \Vllrélllllzlutl Ill :thnt mnv inc zirrungt-d. I
”11- t..ll\ morning. Arrhlnxr “'llll ———‘————“"—-"‘ I
tlu- l‘u-suluitml )‘llt‘lll was llu- llznul, liurokn licbckzih Lodge mtfiufldu'
l
l
. .NEW» YORK. April 28.——Fred Ful-
ton. .Minnesota. heavyweight. will
meet. Charles Galley in a. 16-round
pout here tonight. In a. ten-round
PRESCRIPTIONJfl'IABMAGIfl"
. a noun swarm ,
" mule Sentinel.
' Want-so, or Brooklyukwfllti .
meet..- . . *
m " 31314 GOAL m: m~ armor
" u,” mmudflmm ave-lowest:
. W. :th “chest. The lessening of the
umgm 2mg mommies. to
and”
foretell what next whiter will helikmhut macednot‘.
Coal layout-cow. Itzis. the but m¢.w
mm“! 113‘
Co.
are 8-"on have
Now akCoaI’ @Suppl‘ ‘5' *
103» “TE“ $11137, 8001’.” '.
‘ WOMEN’S Military Heeled FOOTWEAR
: in-tan and mahogany. Strap Magoo pumps-and saddle-
3.;me “‘9’“
cenneniy o Bracken
W sonwm cons. -
ALASKA
COrk Insulated
. Re
#
Red Star; Porno-
tlon, Florence Oil
Cook Stoves
:gerators
' ' 1-;- 1 ..
A LifezBreserver for Food
‘ _ We feel proud to be able
to present for your inspec-
tion this national known
line of Refrigerators. The
best for the money made.
'See them, inspect them——
a Refrigerator of Quality,
within the reach of all.
Priced from
$i .0 to $125“
Come in and see it
work. This is De-
monstration Week——
3. Cook Stove that
’ burns Oil, that gives
you greater heat
than gas.
2, 3 or 4-Burners in
' stock
' COUCH HAMMOCKS
A complete line of Couch Hammocks and
Tree Hammocks.
Priced From $2.50 to $75.00
SPECIAL
~ Friday and Saturday Only,
50-lbs. 100% PURE COTTON MATTRESS
French rolled edge—a regular $15.00 value.
As long as they last,
$6.95.
Any Size—a value that comes once in a
lifetime.
ARUGS, LINOLEUM, FURNITURE, RE-
FRIGERATORS, ETC.
I Sterling Furniture Co.
121-131 Washington Street, South Norwalk
Phone 105.
V] [CTOR WESELY .
(Formerly with Vast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps; Repaired and Made to « Order,
And All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work. .
-WELDINGOFALLKINDSOFMETALS
'~ 18'Ba1mond W South-11m In: South m we
,o—a—a ..--
THURSDAY, m
Silk St ’ ‘
' OCklngs
At present, among the yolmge].
street costume is complete will
; these gay affairs of fibre silk
: tom with fringe.
: They give double >"'l‘\‘lm~. .l\ ling. .. 1.,
. ‘ whenever desired.
We the thom in Hardinulllu... l
variety otRoman stripes.
. J. I. Mallette
{ 88 Washington Street
Set! llfl
1011*. One
. finished aim.
liml m 8‘
i n
.l‘, “Rn“! lllll‘l‘
SUU l h Nom'all
”If! ......
FURNITURE IN THE NA'l‘l ’RAL WOOD
Rockers, Side Chairs, Arm Chairs. Tabb 81.31633“
Many Other Items
This unfilnished furniture is \t‘l" populay .l « ‘ ,(
up in any color to -uii the uni... ..
A BIG LINE OF BABY CARRlAGE
PERFECTION OIL STOVES, COOK S'IOVBS. lemmas
AND WICKS
RAYMOND 89° SON
FUNERAL DlRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
lu mush
NORWlu
Inn-o...
-.
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York it Nl’lrwal',
LONG DISTANCE TRl'l‘KlNG
'1‘.- Mormon at Your Service for All Kinds of Tm
. Won; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Main ONCE. 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk. Phone 3.“.
Rev York Ofllco, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea E659
From Quarry to Customer"
lust Received Several Car Loads of
MONUMENTS
Large Stock to Select from at
Reasonable Prices
lECORATION DAY DELIVERIES
PLACE voun ORDER now
scum Nonwam
MONUMEN nu WORKS
IBED'K. H. GANUNG, Prop.
_ 84 South Main Street. Tel. 1684
' ROMPERS
Charm, novelty and utility we: 1 ~‘
collection Of Play Suits for Um ‘. > .
Practical fabrics. in dainty w
1 5
l”?
have been chosen to develop m
have embellishments of hand to:
designs that will please the Mill}
are moderately priced.
._ “h‘ A... ._._....‘.— - :. .L.._~.a‘L—-
JIM/55%?”
..... ’—-'-... 'p-'pp
SEEDS—WHOLESALE AN i) ll l i'l‘AIL
ton THE SPRING SEASON
All‘the Leading Varieties Of Vegetables and till 1"” "
Seeds. Grass, Clover, Timothy and 5... 1
RELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIES OF
Best Grade: of Fertilizer, Sheep Manure.
Nitrate of Soda, etc.
Remedies to destroy all insects and fungicidm
and cure of all kinds of blight.
Let Your wants 3. Known and We Will Supply
South Norwalk Florist and Solid. 51019“
2 SOUTH mun srnEEr TELEPHONE 364
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Cum
ti
‘4‘ ' v
You % .1. Bell-
/‘
COAL N
Is now coming‘freely and we have a sulll‘ll‘ cl
QUALITY
Very 800d and We will endeavor to s
. PRICE
The usual Spring reduction has been made and those W ..
do not look for lower prices
, DEVINE BROS.
allsl'y cur
mod
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Norwalk Chronicler