Moreen avenue." .-
‘Wout or town yestédIi. fig 5 .
fixture: or 30me“
inoelpend in New Yo
“Communal: bawemorbe .4
“t F. Sonic 0: 33 Senfiev sve-
Who has been seriously ill at “1
M is about Igaln.
George albeit-t or 2&1?”
mmmllitohls
emmwnavm K.»
"ism Klein of Winfield street.
”mm to Virginia. there to join a
lie-ohm show. no I. tame use. i
W
It. and lies. C. D. 30mm and
In .Rotlr Hodgemn of
Hale's"). spent Easter out 01...}
Of course there is always a thrill to receivinga telegram. There is al-
ways I. thrill to receiving a. letter written in an unknown hand. but- there is
Wanirill mamas-hemmed“ mam nnI
incur—m hand—end disarised airtime-by mwflé’mwm
a living
-«-—ooo—-::—-
(No-I look-I. hers mic—Willis 1- o.- ofloq; boy—see Won
E . I'm '
‘ more respect. Don't you say “No wonder you look hwmsrvedai: on on“
if I” M 0"“ °' m“ your living writing this." m: in: at. all nice. Don't; tell all we. ones:
: avenue is about again other census
nut to. phervhonie- with I. sprained! We. please) 0
'- ‘ 4 -' ‘9‘“ Hmo—«ucmthodWwowillgoon. ”miter-L
{W m Chit!” n: Silvee 0'! til-re ‘8 W 9,qu thrill. m9”? us ”911 we.“ ‘- 7
mg, .nm friends tqus arrive at t i once. They canons semi. “imt‘eone res-m;
—"'LH--'—-v
oi ..
”4 I “ ‘hfirb 1' I Thnwearealwaylafrudthatmonqirgoingtotelldsw ’ 4
mmudhflotheymldlinotoineetmmuithetsortofmm
timer-econ that—being ofes‘omowbtbosnfol netnre'——we. gunfire-ado 4-
ween-end was on Mar. Mrs.
E. ‘Blydenburg. at ‘her home.
' I lowg street;
derendwnnder.
MOO—i-
. (Yes. we could go on "wonderingand woodsrisgfi’. for another oun- .
5mm: tins-roam be chanting and onrfiboss won't let us cheat. so that's
out.)
-—-——-oo°e—--
Wo received a letter when we nrrivednt the allies yesterday. Although
itnwes, Easter Sunday weworenos out hunt our. glory. Things went W
VII didn't have I: nonunion-d our-Ester sermon mm and?
rhmwudida‘t mmmmso ere-went to the once instead and is ;;
nursing the City Editor: was on. so surprild to findseveral sheets of m
with some news written on. it.
A numb. ot Bordon Point men
were in town. roster-dunno»
presents-as for the opening or
Plague-this meson . .
fit: ind first Victor Valli-air.
of
Within. are visiting for sewers)
mutant. III an. Janie-L. mi...
N of Winfield street.
‘3.” 'and hire. Charles Edur' Pitta”; tdbuwe are dimming horribly. tho, so we'l have to cut it out and get down
Sennaingthoofiee melts-omen envelope addressed to “Hogan
'1‘. 0'1! :‘-—-(That§s. melt wrong..we use I. Capital “D" in O’Dell-“ olo Eve-
I!“ of 3 Rowan street.
nine Sentinel. South Norwelk. Conn."
The address was written very boldly" and slightly out -hond.'nn~it the
writter were trying to disguise their wring. Then down- in the in” let
hand corner was the stamp. And the put. mark was “MW“.
mm of 0889 1 i "ha?- 3,“ ._ so. but we found “on" on it. so that it either came tune“ or ‘
5“ He was “2.3.3“; 3;" hing). ton.” and we rather think that it was thezformer; from one.“ our“ admiru’
on o prize. em . -. . .
.. -———" " W - , I- I
Well, we puzzled over this letter What could it be'? Tho-enclosure wa‘s
luv : ‘ 'm, too small for I. chock. There w n’t any perfume on it. The letter mesa -
M Myrtle street. But m k’ cd with mucllage. just like the :nvelopes‘ from our Darien reporterfand al-
f mu"; Kim mtgggdfllcgem {together we are inclined tobelieve that we know who it came from. g ,.
. CI . .
“ford :on Friday exening. The
i”
E Twelve-nos. old Robert Avery. of
E m street. won the guessing contest
: Inn by the Canevari fruit store on
”my night. guessing the correct
Automobiles driven by Samuel-Tar-
;
‘ a...“ m Boss's what it said: “Your General Orders are rotten. Think up fme—
m mum; not ous and no ""3 thing real. We are tired of your bunk." Pal. And the word “Pal" ‘un-
.. ;.. dorscor‘ed twice. .1 _ . 4 ._
Ethel-'5 News and Stationery I
3-6 is Installing a oneIpipe lie-eta
'l'hh will be used this coming winter reflected that in writing about it we would do another day‘s work. so tint we
are very much obliged to “Pal” and won't feel badly about it and hope that
they will write us again. . .
>
m that the famous Hefner stove
has been broken up for good. It
Int-lbw the letter in one hand and then in the other and wonder. and won'-
. .
You know that rather spoiled the whole day for us. Then. however. we :. _
§ and Is taken by the old-timers to
O.
If "Pal" really doesn't like us. we would sum that the Bedtime
Stories" is a much better department to read. It_ might appeal to their in—
tellect. .
. have to be re-oegenized into the
EZh-Plpo molar Club in the future.
iv renown: 8. ion is. t St. P t - 0—— V
its". Flo”, gDr anfi Eriapmnklineré Whereupon the young man said: ”Ho! Hum! Another day's work done.
“ Thanking you one and-all. we beg to remain.
.Mn have returned to their home
gmaylew avenue They made the ‘
their on the Savannah Line and
‘md to their home here Thurs-
a”. Dr. Brown' s health is much im-
airmail he has resumed his prac-
-, tier again.
Mrs. O’Dell's Hungry Son.
H. T. O'D._
'ww Cub pack. No. 10; on: hold
a meeting tomorrow. afternwmnt tao
home of Mrs.»Wllllnm Osborne. cub
Captain Daniel Wickn entertained
Professor and Mrs. manners. ~~ of
Hartford. over the weekgend.
'trouble tothe localr'bm Shortly
‘after 9: 30M morning
George V'elie and Harry Rs’lmer hgi
a thrilling. chase utter s. local boy tori
eventing I motorcrele
license. Upon overtaking the youth.
he stopped and explained that h: was
merely testing the vehicle before he
he received his license. He further
sated. that he had made application
for the sane.
invaded .Darien yesterday afternoon
(loadable
without a
The state police again
, It is reported that the old Keyser . mother. at which time final plans will and notified several motorists con-
honeuead on Kcyser Place. East The Ladies' Aid society of the 30— be made for the trip to the Zoo in concerning- violation- of the law.
lek. has been sold to a Captain wayton Methodist church are making New York city ceaing violations of te law. How-
. Victor; of New York City. who is to plans far an entertainment in the 110- However nol‘xl'emeere mode.
fluke his home there. No deed of wayton Hose company quarters on the The funeral of Mrs. Melissa Fan-
"the sale has been recorded with Town evening of May 3rd. cher. formerly of Darlen. was held William ‘Dunbar McCue, a well-
”flied: Herbert R. Smith as yet, it was Saturday afternoon from the Method- known middle-Western lawyer and
said- at the town clerk‘s omee this
snowing.
ist church at 2 o'clock. Interment
held in the family plot at North Wil-
ton.
Mrs. Earl P. Stevens, who was oper-
ated 0:1 in the Norwalk Hospital. is
reported to be in a much improved
condition today. Her many friends
are hoping for a speedy recovery.
All entertainment. to be followed
n tea. will be held at Community
Van Zandt street on Wednesday
noon by the members of the
Norwalk Improvement Associa-
m This will be the Easter Party
M the Association and at this time
penny bags are to be turned in.
,_ will be held from 3 until 6
Special Easter music was provided
in all the churches yesterday. At the
Congregational church the mutate.
"From Ollvet to Calvary" was sung
under the direction of Miss Church
éthe organist. Special music was pro-
vided at St. Luke's church. which was
most beautifully decorated. At the 6V-
ening service of the Methodist church
special music was provided under the
direction of Stanley Whitney.
The Easter Sunday services of the
Rowayton Baptist church opened with
a Sunrise Christian Endeavor service
whkzh was largely attended. The re-
gular service was held at 10: 30 o'clock
at which time special Easter music
was provided by the Pussy Willow
quartet. At 5 o'clock an Easter Sun-
day concert was given entitled "The
Dawning of Light."
K . iohn B. Andrews of 24 an..-
‘_P"k. New York City. has pur-
the home and land of Mrs.
The funeral of Frederick Belling!
member of a. prominent New Hump-
shire family.
Hospital.
Friday. He was born
ville. Ohio..in 18‘s, received a liberal
education and took
of lair in
spent many years. His lather was
an old-time Methodist circuit rider.
About three years ago.
lived on a farm he had purchased
near New Haven, which he still main:
tained at the time of his death.
leaves two: daughters, Mrs. Honorc
Willsie of this community. novelist
M._IL — ‘
died at the Stamford
following an operation on
in McConnel~
up the. practice
Madison. \Vis., whero be
Mr. McCue
He
——~— ..
_ .‘e C. Giles. at Langdon's Is-
, Shorehaven. and it is expected.
. e his home here this sum-
property is an especially
-. one. Dr. Androws' plans
jsrds to the place are not
as yet.
who died at the home 'of his sister}
Mrs Frederick Ottmer. Fairileid eveI 5
nue, Noroton Heights on Friday last.[
was held this afternoon at 2: 80
o'clock. from the home of Mrs. Ott-
Harvey Ackart Rowayton postman-,1
ter. is contemplating a journey ‘to
Virginia about the first of May. Mr.
Ackart will probably be gone about
three or tour weks making the trip mm Rev. William Sinclair among.
by automobile. It was stated this .Interment was mm Gnvg cem-
morning that Mr Ackart is building a' otcry. Besides his sister. Hr. Belling
special body for a. Ford car in the is survived by a brother, Edward. ofv
shape of a house. This will be occu- fNew York City. He had been a res-
pied by him during the trip. , ident of Noroton Heights for about
eight years. coming here from New‘
York City. and was formerly employ-
ed as a fireman at the Fitch Home
for soldiers.
"J
"Get Together Supper" will be
At Christ Episcopal church on
my evening of this week. the
“I Auxiliary to have charge of
firving. Rev. Raymond Cunning-
<. r of Christ church. Bedding.
7 dance: A. E. Beeman. rector
yank-church. Fairnold will be
The evening service at the Roway-'
ton Methodist church last evening was
the 'final service of the Rev. George
HgBaird following a three year pas-
lNowattheh-newstore, ' TREESSPRAYED R i;
we: 4 With lime and Sulphur
lie
10 South Main St; “ .
and “former“ editor of "The Delinea-
tori! Mrs. H. E. answer otJIew Ida-L
iron, and a sbn. Phillip W.- lease at
Sow Haven; The tuner-breathe ‘wtli-
hen. hold at the family home in Exe-
ter. N. H. and the burial will be in»
the old family plot there. .
Advertise in thoISentlneh»
ATTODAV'
THE‘
RETGENT
$1 Per P”
mm shoes. oxfords or pumps. they perform miracles on
w,.m feet, and “telling arch es.-
in footwear moderately priced.
““PstPumpGrGySuelioBack, Low Heel .......... ...... use
Now on Display for Interim ".
Ester is New- Shoe Time... _We are- {entitling the Very newest . .-
Pet. Pump Grey Me Back. Junior Heel ; ..... . ............. sass
Hostel-yak“ Colors ,, '
A RED {IEDAR CHEST
Inset-es the safety of your winter clothing. including furs nub» .
flannels. and at the same time proves to be one of the most orna-
mental bits of furniture in the entire home. FIVE SIZES IN STOCK.
HOPE CHESTB. ATTRACTIVELY COVERED WITH MATTING .
WE SELL RED STAB VAPOR OIL STOVES
Raymond 69“ Son
meant. anemone
QWILLAID men W
' 1 murals—i V
BERT llfiYTELL ;
“IDLE RICH” __ F
.~ fr; OLSEN
Local and Long-mug»:
* oervdmthsmartugnmstylcsknowntoglmm
incl. speakers at on afier‘. 'Traffic officer Ernest 1. Groin
tor-ate. The topic of the service was-
meeting. to follow.
reported this morning that although
the traffic yeuerdsy was the heaviest
this year the tourists caused little
7 _ «The interior will be
a!» 'qsress. stained a. na'tural,
walls or mustn'flaisu
f "V Motions call for
conveniences. Each cot-
-Georgo Schliehting'nnnnouncedl this ‘
lumps that be evil;‘ open. the bath
m ho and steeper ickorsr Blur! on
W cm”; ‘XT 3:31: May 27th, Mr. Schlichting has al-
“v Coda-ed ready made slight changes about the
place; for the coming season.
. r ‘ ’..- 5 34* ‘
. cise of Henry Klein of South
’ N ‘flki will die triad Whom:
tore Judge John H. School: and Gmd
. somehow...” Juror Martin J. Shaughn
ll. Lillian mailman of M for not
has term to norm m be wd
“The Abundant Life." During the
Girls: club or the East avenue.” Carol Mills who rendered two
, thin-ch will meet at the church Lsolos At the morning service Mrs}
W "I the primary room at Lw. Fred Ambler sang Vandewsters
marrow evening at 7 0"!“k defied "0 en Ye the Gates." All the
Illness-s afternoon the L‘les’ p
lie (I d.
t. Slocietyr '1“ meet as usual {qr services were largely a n e i.
in charge of the mid-week W R T'ON‘.
uningthoabsenoootth'e Rev. - a : ' &N0 0 '*
.f. Wetting D. D. who is to at-
in Heriden. weekly meeting this morning at the’
, £32: 5" h“ 7“ 3 tm hall. - ‘.. v
Gamble has awarded '
his the erection of two houses announces the engagement of her
. ~ recently acquired by her daughter Ev Virginia to Albert M.
stunt. Each com“ wm punctual-wot Burton on smut-day. .
c" with wide clap board 311- ' -. ,. 3 .- ‘ " " ,m.
«Ming on m. exterior Elbert T. Bates, who recently re-:
tsigned at. tax collector due to ill heal- ‘ In Your Ham
day after-oboe. Mn' Batesijr' many X0939“. MM That
friends. were glad to see him and
learn of hfirsdove‘th .' I .- -. .‘ moms
3M reproduce the worlgjs best
Min. inzsuperb natural tones
nudism duail oi techniuie ind
gmimf WW? ezr I :11?»
You; cad secure one of these
service special music was provided by
o'clock. The Boys'. club will «Fm,- Song" and Mr. Ambler rem,
, The M“ League Cnblnet
equoi-k a... Confer-gang. ne s‘dam of Selectmen held their
firms-i Gamble. of~Flrst Mrs. John ml. of. Dorian.
«Li bath.-- Wfl] April 15th; g ‘ g ;
th. wasput for the first time Sutur-
mm: Want Wear
use. also; is no metallic sounds
' Stems-rm our <2“th .
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glmfmwonenthwtsblleummths-“ Mi;
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needinthexmnnfem Inournewstookreounbro- j?
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wenavmai'ullrangoofmaadcdodngeasdeverypsb
;1so£thesatnerehablograde. Mousse”glovesfitto:”
-perfeciiomandthewsamgqnahhumumpmd.
When we sa'y “herds your hat”—Itmeans fiat
your hat 18 ready for you,
when you are ready
Norwalk Chronicler