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fishing parties
limited by loesi people to be held to-
” Bertha Speri
Corr of 41 Gregory Boulevard. are
min: a. vacation trout their (111th
u “aerator: st the local telephone
Q.
”pry Hull
myrtle ave-u. (I
no, accordinx to o mutate deed
mg. with Town '
awn.
1—69--
m In”! to We.
“with.
are being
and 11m. Carol
ll
Contractor Clarence 1.
mini; considerable hallway with
the new house he in h
Mt street in front of tho Penny
«to painting mutant.
It is expected mt the gown at
the Norwelk County! Glob will own
ohout May let this yeu as the wee-
thpr ha- been warming up to mh an
Omit.
er. of Goodrow street,
a
we
Hilton Grover. non of Beam Grov-
“I
h a lot
I. on
”95 will a. flour»
llama.
mu
”.VID
operated
upon yesterday afternoon at the Nor-
mut Hoopitai'fpr appendicittu by Dr.
Wham J. Tracey.
It was reported,
lad evening the boy was resting com-
tort-Jaw.
The
East Norwalk Improvement
Association will hold an Easter par-
ty at Community Hall on Wednesday.
April 19th. at which time the small
has containing pennies are to be re-
turned.
From noon until 3 o'clock'
Nor-walk churches are to
a Community service at
all East
Units in
today;
Christ Episcopal Church on Gregory
Boulevard, :1 twhleh the Rev. Robert
11B. Foote, m;
be in obtuse.
His
hoped to make~th§§ hangout enthusias-
tic m mire and one tw will be large- -
ly attend- -d
R0 WA YTON
A tractor Was buoy yesterda) scrap-
ing the roads about the community.
C. W.
—_——.p
Wright‘has opened" hin sum-
mer home at Bell Island for the sen-
BOD.
Miss Helen Scofield of New, York.
is Spending a few days here visningr
with friends.
(inc 0.’ the aflructions lorlnolm'ists
is. cl run of
lawn or the-
lluhy
chickens
.121er Farrell (astute.
1
Miss llorothy Johnson
ft rd is spo- ndinp; l few I
' Miss l..'1lli1n ‘Ha‘tmiltun’.’ bl"
' llar'l.
(lthl'rs v.'i
IO .; l‘t‘
:1“(>l.l
tiltlr vsmte'x tor liw snmmwr .
Mrs; Fr'lavur‘lz and Mrs.
H) i‘.
Seek-y.
ii"1lt 3',
Mr»: .\. (“I
York i‘lly. h;
(er l' .1v'- an
the nil!l|lil"l'.
417M:
l‘i‘spl :~ in: .1
filibl of Miss
“nylon ..
-\'V\‘. A. i‘l'vt'
('r'nlrnt". )l's,
(UT guru'gl'.
in; on
‘ Hurry Iii-ya
ljillgl fur HH' .w
:- ing «lone
\
'f, Th:-
Cree:
.‘ tt-mnrrou
.1 rk
Charla-9'
llo“ .wtop.
-nts of Nor“ Lllk “ill 1' zone l.- at:
afternoon at itoton Point
vygwhen they willpia): the: opening game
...1
..... l
l.'lmily
1'.‘ i!‘*Lh'"l ill" .1
Vie-s".
ii.“ 1‘1".
l.'-‘1.
Elli“.
'ru'lzl.
n.
“‘5
I, oi the season.
A crew m
F‘yesterday on .lhe ‘Sl'iU‘ 0!
making pr:- purutions to piunh.
] arrell
the gar ll 11
“which Ml“ ~53
Fl.
N- ti 11?:
iv an
ill. in"
:4 iu'lt‘
._ Kil:‘.l,‘l"!1t‘r. of l: ..
one of
inns ('(lelplcit'gl
\x'lm l1 ht' has I'm-n llillill‘
1i.» prop-city. ‘
. or itowuyton
fix; having his: yarmlncevl in condi—
, ’l'liei work is lw- ,
hy (“apt-iii! llunit-l “irks. I
__..‘at‘a_ -
Juniors
workmen were
\lr. l
uttrn-czw ti. .3
', .pt passi ng motorists.
9*?”
. 'wayton :u‘cnu
:muht “The
.zhe summer
ember». d that
Captai 1 Frank it.
'i‘l'T' H's
Stevens,
Jamr s A.
all! nt.‘ on.
on the
M' Slum»
lays with
‘McKluli—y’
to i-jivr‘
(“1' Mrs
(ll Nlu
'lnn ls‘e ‘-
;.ll~- Y's!‘
anmi‘lvlll
31$ 23..
ll-ll-
tho-
. .. -
.li" (l1
lwn-
Il\ t‘fll‘t‘.
and Hit
engaged
mum
of 1:0-
0; is:placin.g his suiiinl:
mason,
It \vil
Lillnm " in condition fm
l be re—
during p: 'mions sni-
bus church picnics and other
par-
r'tiea have been \'( ry much enjoyed on
.board the ship.
Mr. and Mrs. Alyn \Villiams,
een spending the winter months
In Baltimore; Maryland, haxe opened
home on 'West
It is repontedfihut Mr. \V’it-
Hams will sail to England the early
month and
hash
their summer
avenue.
part of m-xt
llama will remain here. "
The Frank
Side a. cunt-
garden,
flowers
adds
place.
much
The Endeavor Society of the Bap-
tist Church will. as usual
rise prayer meeting on Easter Sun-
of meeting will he
These meetings. notwith»
standing the early hour. are usually
largely attended and as
day.
5:15 a. m.
enjoyed.
The New England supper recently
held in the quarters of the Rownyton
Bose Company was a financial
social success and the company would
express its appreciation to those who
furnished some of the much appre- ,
the villagers
fitneraily for their generous patron—
ciated good ies
" ‘ 19.“.
Following an investigation or the
'31“ which alarmed the“ residents of
~‘~‘ «I.
The time
-——-——
Baker
resembles
1.0 the
and to
home
beauty
Mrs. “'il»
hold a sun-
thoroughly
Everybody welcome.
who
Side
on \Vest
a botanical .
for the entire place is cov-
ered “ith one of nature’s
of the
and
spring ‘
“The Yellow Syringa" which
honeotflmym “a?
MA... magma-t
mofmdmlmdeww'
hero-one on the (trout porch o: the
8? , m
Hr. i‘roubrldge The sole-
mdumwmmsu
new mum under-the Lender-
auootmsanrhuaww. theor-
smut.
watt.
mu «in: ”God Calls Them Angels in umn will sing the "Bow Wow Blues"
Bumnfut‘wemmmeu ”diatotuanu-Fowler will
Down re’
of the “We committee arm Tacky Home."
render a. beautiful little number en-
rm Axum ' 14.1922.
1:
.—._
a, , .
musical oelectiono by m organist
and choir. The sermon will Mia-1
its main thought “Looking unto
Jeane." Thirty-nine new meager.
will be added in the church 2 by let—
dng Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old
been; Ind that the porch w .m— Under the wet-valor: of Bout __ -—-- titled “When you’re Gone 3 won't Church Notes ter and 23 on confession at mm
{MSW - 9 h of. am a my! flu “MW in goon .1115“... That isn't ‘3' Dr H ' meet this The Lord's sup," wm be: $3.
“W'utovbe— W mute .» WWW'morite The morning oorviee cm i l mmmfimo
thermaflnmfietofiflgfinmhnmmuf‘mm mo tdm mmflw‘"m gap; 1. Melt. f‘xu- triumph do
meat was celled out to M:
the enema:
~—
an. Donthy We who con-
MtheChocmnMon 35:.
9mm has ind thermal .
lat-3 one or he: 4.:- It”);
brought to her tune at the recent
do: show in New York-”City
bug or not. From 11.11 ”panacea.
however it is believed that the bottle
nd my ileum clueutothe
north: “It-notion, of m hon-e.
The connnuten nna those who
travel dolly on the trolly line were
neatly put out int evening by the de-
lay in the trolly schedule m
Nowell: and StamXord. The “use was
stated to be a ruse burning out to the -
er hen-e-
mflme NOROTON'
Charles W. Smith was p. {‘isltor out
of town yesterday afternoon.
The post office will close today at
1018-) o'clock in observance of Good
Friday. '
above
W the M Wald have mue-
ed gerioue‘ trouble for We and .,
considerable lone Adjoining the lot
was a field with about 5 tons of hay
«ma. At one time it was reared
nthe hay “ht go .3: in smoke. 1711.
do: its of Harry Pal-tor
the demut taught the Earne- in
.o-akndfl tut-ion.
AWN rehegrga‘l for the min-
mu: m r. be oven to the“ m
Jig-e Department was baa-.1.“ -
my the mom of the Center"
W“; §°m$
on of me C
3'! M’Cfitum are there With “I"!
M Hot dog! ' The following is
. part of the program for the vacuum -
ydwufi Bplan. the termite of the“
inn I111 render “3 number! anti.
tied “My Irish Son; of Songs" find
and will be Md hygiene; lot- “When It} Baby Men At He." Vila;
ray. the well ”a Mn; entail! llama Young will entertain with his
or W Want version at We the W‘-
Church. The t.nor parts will be Wu Over." Dick
mince linked the
awn-r. ‘ V .
- O
“rm ;
commendation for her man hove
not been in vain. mm:- _ ..
ed a keen intere‘ ”I;
to see their children'pm.
'Willla'n Young of Old Knife
Highway has purchased a new Ford
commercial car.
. The
chair will unpétniner'a “Wm"
Mn. George Bugging, of the Post
Road, is entertaining triends from
New {out fly over the week-end.
Cliowns' ARE JOININé "
$2
1.)“
'v
l
and
"flood inn and web."
”ivm'lloetthe mwnmlfing.
W
tap. Col? Writ“ in Tum;
Special selections in finite, Gents and Dresses which
Bier the particuierlg favored “of fashion at prices that
Women’ s and Misses’ Suits
$25
Actual Value up to $35. All sizes.
. Here are dresses that combine. the
most favored in. style with ‘ihe invest is:
31650 $25
Sport Coats DreSSy
' Sport Come and Dress Coats are here in the must '
alhmno \‘arietyat prices that 'are most reasonable
. .x...l
firm:
PARTICULAR STYLES IN
u.
COATS I
For Girls Ages 6 to 17
$598 to $19.50
.-
- Charge - I . .;.‘.
Accounts
Opened .
The Consolidated
COAL CLUB
THEY “'ANT the protection that the Coal Club
provides——-
. . l .
THEY WANT to be insured against any advance in
( mil prices due to the strike and any shortage
of (‘oal resulting therefrom.
THEY’WANT to be guaranteed the lowest price
Coal reaches between now and Fall
THEY \YANT to be insured the best quality of
Coal prepared at a time, of year when the
cleanest (‘nal is produced. A I .. f:
k
THEY \VAN'I‘. to do business with the concern that
Forced Down Coal Prices in Norwalk—{I‘be
concern that eliminated the carrying charge of .
50c per ton demanded by others, when it is
necessary to carry the Coal to the cellar.
IN SHORT, THEY \VANT their‘Coal worries ended
v—this is why crowds are joininé the CON-
SOLIDATED COAL’CLUB—and this is why
YOU SHOULD JOIN, TOO!
The Consolidated Retail
(3031 Company
The space": -That Forced. Down Coal Prices '1
We Have Established the Following Ofliees for the
. Pubiic’a Convenience:
mama Horwukatsauhus 85mm
Corner Railroad Aye. and Washington St.-
In Nomi]: in. am Supply Mine
‘ l%§1%.,l.§l.tt
'21.
mo"
Fr}:
FEW:
. I
l3 “7 all Street, Norwalk
.3»
l
and be-
e purchasing power sup-
This IS one of several stores
cause of the larg
ply highsquality
wail papers at ridiculous-
ly low prices.
The assortment is large. Cbme 1n and
make your selection.
Norwalk Chronicler