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- “mommy.- of Progress
T” \ . 1 13‘. 1... will be held
,l’li" ‘ '
u l " 7 7 7______
. . “'jfl-m N0. :6. 1.0. R. 3“”
.(Wr‘ zonmrrow evening at the
"i I \\‘.._~}3.1ngton slrett
or“ '
mm: a disturbance at. the
ml Franklin schools were
.4 to the police yelter-
l’zlrnlman John Toot-
nnd sent the boys
' l’.
a" 3 ‘ Fat“!
)2; - 3‘
om"
,1um‘l l'nrfli'l lhc Serpentine .nd
“mt: I'm-1 at the Non-walk
.ur \l-rmiln. April 170], 1.3,.
‘ 41.31 l‘. ulhkd-u ("Chagrin
.
.ln lolham charged with
.rriflge. was commit“ toa
ut State; Farm for Wo-
\mlrduy afternoon by Juan
'-l \osburph in the claw
.:1 at a special sedan.
‘fir thrcc coming wedding:
:1 -uncod yesterday 3. momm~
‘Jary's ( hurch. They was:
gn‘el Mary Cum]: and no».
w~
:3 .vNeil; Mm; There-o Iso- «I,
1;. 3.x Samuel Pagano and mm:
5..., . l‘atrisi and Anthony Cu. 18!.
m - , Came. J.
,9» 3 av- Bsnerie- roebouun patrolman: .1)qu any
m. mun. 9 “food Ava. m for mom amid:
a:
3le be a moonlit. of thfi
:uild of. Trinity Church too:
3 amount of {work to ho do”
0 season ciooes m it?“ i
retaliated III“ “I.“ W‘
ndance.
.ldzt'field Dramotic Club; “I
short. farce. to halal!“
.1 numbers and in emu:
3' magic and slehhttotlhuldrllm-
”4
The 3“!“ will be the.
auspices of the. Sumac.
»-.‘k
7,7,. 3 .3.
"'lb.
. Egg. Store and. unreal-H
«d Gan: Co. Tel. 721;
"r J Fnavely. pootor. of. the
'orwalk .‘J. E. church. Rt“;
Tompkins. pastor of the;
\l h.
n- h and Rev George Baird.“
! ltowayton M. 172.193an
the New York East Con-
A w- held in Meridian.- be-
; Wednesday 01 this week.
umlnz appearance here
3.vrl. ‘oc-llist. Jean Wimll.
Joseph Lyn-ell. baritone.
'u-A'rl program has created
' mtorest nmong~muaic loo.
mus. Those ant-£9 will be
:mm program at the First
wmtl church auditorium on
.3 ; mu. The concert is under
- nf the music concert
-4 ml the church and promise-
3 of the Mg musical events of
. v ‘i'wkets for the concert are
' the Hamilton Gift Shop.
and the Alfred Fox Piano
South Norwallt.
H.
3:43
—'rm-‘. SEA LION
.3-“3 Hobart mm picture.
«u: nil-a Chaplin’s sanding s'uo-
i n Imy." Pm today and
Ill- .
Ill
VI." F"=“.
new la] Easter Packagem
Foss’ Candy.
.du 4'. but. tho nob biting-snooty.—
:tornon at 2 o'clocku m 3’
porous"
3w {amoul mu. at: tho?
, rwhk Congregational chmmét m Wm Open every em.
may evoninr of till “a
l
church. REV. R. Irvin: - ~ 7 7
.mtor of the East ~30:qu 'm "m 8. W m
and in um moon oxhlltlon at
E. K. BANKS’
nnv noon: “on:
UM‘W Hotel
45-47 Walt Valium Strut
1
The case of William Gable, charged
with nomsupport. will come before
3 o 'clock.
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‘3 want. a. mmlw
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tone tune lat night. stamina
W the police this Mo
report
Einubunmmmorm stator».
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the. M" norm biting; aver, My.
WW“! the m caught nah.
uni: arial'fibuubuvot thot.
M m I” m “Pay
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todoy mm
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It was reported today that Captain
David Sanford. of First. street, hor-
bor master of the city of Nm
the Greens Farms-Sanitarium. where»
he ban gone because of a nervous.
breakdown. '
—Prize F‘ox Trot for Benefit Police
Pen-ionFund at Kish Hall. Easter
Monday night.‘
Seven dollar: and cm was meted
out to William lioherty. arrested
Saturday night by Patrolman Wallace
Sawmill for intoxication, when he
was arraigned before Judge George
H. Voaburgh in the downtown court
this morning.
——Vetersno Military Ball
Night Armory.
Friday
L Members of Buckingham W. R. C..
No. 30. are to meet tomorrow eve~
ning at 7:30 o'clock in the vestibule
oi the South Nor-walk Congregao
tional Chuhh to attend the Camp
l-‘ire of the G. A. R. Encampment
here. It. is requested that all mem-
ber: of the Corps meet it possible in
order. to have a large representation.
—-Clueit.. Peabody & Co” Inc» have
TILLSON POWELL Corp.
South Norwslk
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b“.“\. -\‘ no ‘- m ‘3
- -1-,',',-,a—r. v. .p- of.
fun and- a half-
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‘1 ‘3‘ interest.- She will.
~- $60 this year.
‘ umpound interest .1
fast for the
33 .. .iy depositor. Mali;
":'~r deposit.
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I 3 Mon depositing $25 u
‘ mouth ever since. 6.‘
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. setlted between the two men.
steady work {or girls and women.
pressing and folding men's soft shirts
and athletic underwear. Good pay un-
der congenial surroundings in a clean
and sanitary factory.
Automobiles driven by John “I.
”owe. or 81 Mechanic street. Bridge-
port. and Harold Clark. of this city.
came together at the corner of Hav-
iland and..80uth Main Moots at 8:15
o'clock Saturday evening. The cars
were slightly damaged. but no one
injured, and the damage was
~The dance of the season Friday
7 night Armory.
__I-_.
Francis Marlno, of North Taylor
avenue. started out for church on
Saturday evening. but decided to take
a. roundabout way of going. so he
startml down \Vater street. During
his journey. "according to the story he
told the police afterwards. he met a.
colored woman. who robbed him of
all his money. some $25. which was
~ composed .of two :10 bills and a. :5
bill. The police scoured the neigh-
borhood but could find no trace of
the woman. They haxe their own
ideas as to how Francis was robbed.
the downtown court this afternoon at. .
—Dm’t {m the Selma-c he
in. 111.1.
is in an extremely low; confluenr w ‘
7 The World s
April 18
Thiafi‘oleComuBntvOnoe
~4u~msmmvmf
High-Grab Women’s Silk Hm
“Van’Eaalte” " “Merrill”
3 ms 013m»
thantureuThb-oSmgPi-iees.
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Best, Makes
WESDAY’
‘ April 19
a Yéor 80 Buy Now for
The regular weekly: meeting" on
he held tomorrow,
at the High: Scm38udltoriunh
The RomLJmlflWel and-«m
other building: throughout 3
were being decanted teams-our
flags and bum 9mm“) the
G. A. R. convenuomwhicb opal-bore
tomorrow.
A slightdaocldent, tookpiooe'early
yesterday morning abate-comer- of
Washington and Wilton awn-rho».
automobiles drivenby Jouph.Ph:h1
clone. coming» out of Water streak”
and Arnold Knobel oi Loo-n3 Hal.
Darien. going: M3 can “mam.- -‘
The cars were (3W. but 1303008+
was injured. The domku.aet¢
(led between that“ mom
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—-PAY DAY
with Charles mm.wt oh
the biggest laughs arm—Also Hobart
[North’s brand new feature, Palace
today and tomorrow.
3 To further the drive of the Frank
C. Godfrey Post. No. 12. American
Legion, for members, A. R. “'hiton,
(ircuiatian manager of the American
Legion \Veeltly. will arrive in Nor-
“alk next week in Norwalk. accord-
ing to a letter received today by. Ad-
Jntant Roy Downoo. Mr. \Vhitonwill
come to Norwakl via aeroplane: and
will use the latter in distributing
pamphlets.
——Large size pen cool. Harris a
Gun! 00., Tel. 721.
Edward S. Gritfclh. commodore of
the Feyerweather Yacht Club of
Bridgeport, accompanied by a friend
enjoyed a trip to.Norwollt. aboard
the power boat Ruth yesterday. The
Ruth was recently purchased from
William P. Burns, of 285 East ave.
rue. Commodore Grifleth said that
he made the twenty mile trip from
Bridgeport in about two hours and
«was much pleased with his new
craft. 7 7
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—Full line ot- Iiuto Acres-odes
Alum Kuhn.
2-;
21'
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rehearsal of ' the 'W&QN?M‘ .
m,-em 7
_mhnHoWiflnhit.
3wmmm
The. regular monthly matting o! 1
the: NW Buildlnc. Lou. and 1m
;mm “a 3% IIOH' 'W
Wobé tho-om or W'm.
m Inc.
no no: MM3W
m can will mm
tam m- or New. Hm
at the m Ground: on mm.
Ingram. tho.2znd.r
*Wlth: tho Veto-on. inrJapon- ~337Mb ‘
ldox night. Amory.
A numbn- of tho momma! Moa-
harm No. 5&3 )1. O. V. P: E. Rn“
art planning 10.3mm! thovinmllion
of no'mume not
the newly organized Obeh Grotto in
Bridnport this urchins-z.
‘ 37 :I‘reased by an outsider, the We ”go‘-
trolmen on duty at Main and Wall ~
their 7
the Board of Health tonight at the .
333mm of Dr. Robertfirenfim, health”:
oflloer,
in: the budget: for 18193-19233 will be -
3 homered and the mall—pox oltuat '
gtlon fanned over.
Jlount Vernon. N. Y. on WM
‘ I? welcome.
’13: m On 31:33am trip.
streets certainly “earned“:
There will’be a special meeting of
West avenuoié an ill meet.-
gr
A dance for the Police Pension
Fund will be field in Kisb Hall, Lex-
m avenue, this evening. It will
be preceded by a parade; which will
start. from the Roz-walk ou- barn,
What-eel; at. 7 o’clock. The line of
grill be down-«West avenue to
‘” Norwaut COMO"! Church
3, mo 3.3
l3
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7 i-
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”or in New York City with her par-
Miss A. C. Wenderoth spent East-
r
(nix.
3‘03qu omen MEETING.
The .bi-ennial meeting of the Nor.”
walk l‘nion or The King’s Daughters
and Sans’will be held in the South
Norwalk Congregoflouol church. April
25th. at 3 33. mt!
At that time the following offices
will be filled:
President. five vice-presidents. rec-
ordlng. corresponding and financial
sec-"nary undo treasurer; Circles or
. individuals’wisblng to place women in
examination may send me: to the
f ‘nominanng committee. Mrs. J.
Contra. “mu: M
“-
ourice E Filming.
Mathew lWflll
>2
Public service tomorrow evening. All
I
‘ - - “Stub: mimmrt
_mwm on W broth-
or; mus-11.3.1. Macao's-Mn.
M2MHKLW um 61*!” of
In. Jon-db moo-movable-
arm‘s-not. m
WWWméut 9:30 o-
clout.- at.- St: Amo’clchmb‘. the
11:»le BE m :otroeolse-
machoeouphaleuflmtm’to-At—
mun City On-xheiomthw will
who» their bemoan W
W'
Mrs A. 13. Cult!!! of summer.
bu returned tro- :3 w‘euéoyoble
‘89:.” Norman M neu- Mun.
Km; Mm. Corbin about. a. month
1th. Cutbm stopped: at Palm Bench.
133ml. St. Auguotlno and Wiring-
ton, D. C. In the latter city. she was
fortunate enough to be able to at.-
tend the Supreme Court or the Unit-
Willlom Richards. arrested on a
mrrant charged with nonwoupmi
will be arraigned before Judge Vod-
lurgh tomorrow morning. He was
arrested this morning by Patrolmanl
.lohn Toothill. Bonds were fixed st
3250.
——THE SEAHON
br-id new Hob-rt Bosworth m
win: (bodes Chopin’s 5mm sno—
cesu “Ply Day,” Palace today and
tomorrow. .
All members of Dougla- Fowler
Women's Relief .Corps. No. 15. will
meet at G. A. R. Hall on Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o‘clock. to attend the
Camp Fire to be held at the South
Norwllk Congregational Church at
the Encampment“ the G. A. R. of.
the Department or Connecticut at 8
o‘clock. '
ed States at a time when Ex-Presi-
dent Tait was talking. She also at-
tended the session of the Senate
when the need bill was posed after
. dnbote in which .Sentntor Under-
wood participated.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stock and
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Haddick and
son. of South Nor-walk. are spending
the Easter vacation in New Jerseyu
Mrs. Stock will remain" until VVed-
nesday to see Mrs. \Villiam Hausa
and daughter, Miss Elsie Raihs, sail
for Europe.
AzDoUBLE CHECK
w
Rec. Chapman 5. Lewis. rector of
Trinity Wflmwmwl
Med upon at the Norwolk Hoopita]
at 11.02149“ Wain: by Dr. I-Li
'K.=WK¢310gg.~ Hlacondluon. at pream- ..
time..3today. was sold to be very good:
It will be some little. time before 1193
is about again:
.(jsunlock' your box: It
When you halve a
” Safe Deposit Box at
this, bank, you get mil;
key, and the bank holds
the other. Neither will 7
takes both. Thus you
have a Double Check
‘Mayonc Lem or ”Hammad-«3m:
Jam-«3- was won: in: and
R... B. Dnltl. allolNew
York City. and
Washington. D. C;
Mus Julia. B. Lockwood and Miss
who spent the last. four month) in
Europe and Asia arrived in New York . .
City Friday and home in Nor-W.
Shun-day night. Many points otvinm'
tcrest were visited in the trip. the}
tinery of which includod 1W3
France, Algeria and Northern Anion...
Mr. and Mn. Frederick: w. Do-
Klyn. who mm3m3wdm screw
3.] weeks a}? tho-borne or no. and 3111333 ’-
F. Ward Demyn. 408Moin-street. j;
have goneto the Belgium? -7
Dan, bury,
summer homo; Pine Point,“ Nor-walk...
for the summer:
Miss ElsieJlaihrand mother. Hm.
\Villlam Ham are to so.“ on Wed—
nesday for Hamburg. Germany,
aboard the~ Baltic—Arum: Liner
Fathom from HobohenrN. J. They
will be gonembout d: months.
Dr. Franklm-‘G..Brown.md Mm.-
Frown havearet'Jrne‘d to their home
on Seaview
re turned here, last Thursday. Dr
lit-own is much improved in health.
Frank A. Berry. superintendent at
schools at Babel; was a weekend
vsiitor with ,hisfat’ner. J. 1-1. Berry.
29 1-2 Woodward avenue.
Mrs. May.Berry.,of 29 1—2 Wood.
ward avenue,~ spent the week-end
with her son. Cliflord aPrsons, at his
home in Dapbury.
bliss Iaura. Sweeney. of 68 Spring
street. spent yeoterday as the guest
at biz-S. John Manning, 0! Stamford.
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it:
27% ‘7’”
Guests owmgmmat the.» .
130m "
firs. Josephrfimemt‘m York‘C'flyy :3
'r fir. and MLZA Fairbanks." Miss“ '4
new“) ,and ms: D. Fairbanks.
:51 of Westboro. Mm: Dr. P. M. Jeo-
3011133 New York City; C. F‘rutcby, E:
R. B; Annuhang. ‘
wavenue. after spending-s .
the winter months in Floridu. They-17 3
.. 5.4.4:.
.Anythng m- Yomm
My People who come. to:
mun: there is W forum
body in their eyes. At times worm:
hardly malice them that tho-ow
1y. sandy. scratchmg. tween“-
tjona one symptoms and Mo! eye
strain which may be comm the»
use-of proper glasses. Lansumboathor
W and W13
SIWW
assurance-mess
All makes for snowstorm
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POMABISCW
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The mm b.
43 Wall Street
High School smug»
Attention:
in our Dairy Pdemoano clean
otobioo. trained mutton. healthy
cattle, carom», washed odd-re.
sterilized rooeptoclcornnd ‘
ocular] methods oi‘ ndllng.
Such clanilneu or health 5
for your family.
Order of no regularly ond bo'
ouro ol-‘tho WW
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Toigobonoafll, than
flioliono m
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r:n.3iwnurn3&3soNi -
3‘,’ Wlthfn a feww days the
Harem-oath» beenmdeond
spread intentional“ owl-do
not save your manor thin
you might save- m1: the:
madam: of your dfily in-
terests take all you money.
If thin 15 true—which any
thinking person would do-
' ,plorer—Make, a. quick ”shift
and START a “plan working
AT ONCEwtbatv Windham? 3
yourSAVlNG some loamy.
“mull-3.1333333»... .4... .
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W63 hen msrumeém
will “Minx“?
:;33on the safety of your
valuables. 3* ‘
unaided. It is for: yuu'
GOOD.
Norwalk Chronicler