‘2'
photo 1
' in Stamford.
‘walk was a visitor ill this city yester-
K.
.. tango is an occasion for sin. and it so,
.AI‘RS‘RRRRRI
aylor 8. Golden
NORWALK TRUST co.
BUILDING.
.. 'TELEPHONE'1230.
WIT" wxal-llno'ron STREET.
Bast Seiectad
360
Tel 371
East IndlaTea Co
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING flTAMPB.
125 Washington Street
LOCAL
NEWS
...._..._...
ésunppy Keliys at O‘l‘lriell's.
'ilarold Swamc of South Norwallt-
has returned after a visit with friends
»~~wS:lve time, save steps, save money
with telephone service.
:Mias Hattie l'iltllols or South Nor-
, that. William while, of West street. E ,
, is critically 111. ~
i
day —Bridgeport Post.
~Canes and umbrellas. O‘lirien's.
"l‘lle many friends of Edward 11‘.
Goalie“ oi: Ridgeileld. will be glad to
hear of his appointment" to the rall~
Tray .ulail service. Mr. Council's up»
pointment takes effect imulediately. on I
the run between New York and Bus“
ton.
-You can afford a telephone for tlile
purely economic reasons that. it will
slave more than it costs.
“Senator Halllord S. Weed of New
Qumran, attended the inauguration ex I
ercises of Governor James: F FielderE
“in Trenton, N. .i.. Tuesday. Senator.l
Weed was a claasmate of Gol'erllori
Fielder while. a student ill Selleck’sI
‘Scllool, Norwaik.
BISHOP NILAN SAYS TANGO IS
IMMORAL,
ed in.- Church circles here that con-
trary to report Bishop Nilllll has not
issued a pastoral letter dealing with
the tango nor is one expected.
From the episcopal residence in
{Hartford this statement was gilt-ll:
“The ~bl£lllop has issued no regulation
governing the tango. it is a qllcationI
[or each pastor to deal with. Bishop
Nilnll diaapprovr-a of tho tango as bl»
lug illlllloral. l’astorg decide if the:
I
NEW ‘llAVlCh‘ Jan. 24.~——lt was stat I
I
l
they t‘orbid it. ill this way it will 110‘
found that thr- Roman Catholic pas-7
tors ol‘ the (illll‘llh‘t‘ forbid (latllolil'r. ‘tol
dance the tango. ’l‘hc blahop ill tutor»
view with his (‘llill-illiilll‘fi and clergy
{has shown that lil‘ tiltillllpl‘l)\’v.~l 0f till“
tango. l-‘tlrtlicl' than this there will
the no l‘nglllaliona pronllllgutcd through
tho dioccno of Hartford "
‘KING GEORGE ENTERTAINS AM-
lAlNlith. Jun. 24.»
the l‘llllvtl Stall-a lllllbtlaaallor, lllld hit:
with arr among llll~ uucntt. ol‘ Kim:
licorlzo and (2mm!) Mary til the ill‘ili of
n i-lt‘l'ilill ol‘ wwhcllli plll‘tlou to ho
given lilll'luu till-Ir llllltcailon’ ailly at
inudpor ('Iliiiil'.
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
l
Lit-low la a list of lcllnru l'olllallllntl
uncalled for at the following pout ol‘ll'
South Norwalk.
M. “iii‘itllltil‘. (ion. iil'I.
John .iliilft'it.
i-‘l.
tilt-nil Morton. Ho.
H, II.
ltnlulmly I"llltiiilti‘i‘ 'l‘o.
.\inltl Hi
i'ltlin'I. I’. M
F S LYON
W GOOD W?
Job Printing
TEST PAPER.
DEBT WORK.
BEST PRICES.
I 88 North Main St.
worn a ”WA. , ,
‘ “FWNW , 1 '
_ Dam lano. :ltl.
'alorl»
wheel. which Will-l ulllod by tire 'l‘uea-
,lilly al‘tcrnoon. spent
. -w— I
I
BASSADOR. I
Walter ll. t’aucw
l'lll'l' liiltlci llyaim' (‘11. :
SA
January Clearance
LE
Cracked cylinders, Burst Rad-
lalorl and Ruined Water Jack-
eteti Carburetor! are costly
items to replaéo or repair-50
why take chances with all an
reliable “antlvtreezlng ('2) mix-‘
ture when your car could bo
kept in this warm, roomy. mud-
ern garage for such a moderate
rate?
'/
You'llreceivethe boat. of go
‘ Nora Ryan;
_ lallall.
' 00LLEOE WRIST IIIIIL
Elliilllili. wua litter:
, (Continued from First i’.:go)
Mm..- i
CBS representing l'al'l0115.t:olil“"‘“ l
W Niagara —~l'atrnlleaa, Mr 0. Vi lilialn
I‘ll McMahon; aoolcln, Mina Alice lto
lioy, Min‘hl Madeline Magnet, Mina
Anna Siergmuller. I
'St. lionuventre-ml’atroneall, Miss '
scorers, Miss Althea Nch
Penile. Mina lreno Coleman. Mica I
Aiocla ill ode '
l" ordham—~l’atr uueaa, Mrs E. J.
Hayes; ecorola, Mills Alberta Com
stock Mica Hclcn' Connors, Misti Eliza .
both llowloy .
Gool'velo‘wn”Patrolman, Mrs. Wii
limit 11. Ryan; scorers. Mina Alli.”
Stalin Miss llazol lilnhl‘, Mlts Kath
el'illo llrcde.
Yale “I’liil' olleal‘l, Mrs
ohnud; sCOllllS, Mills
Mlaa lit-lull Collins,
llouin‘ lio‘ll-l
llcne 'll‘ill'rett,‘
Mina .Icunlc l‘lli-
New Rochello—«l’utrmlcsn. Mrs. \\’ll-.
Among the. special attractions wna‘
”amt—3M...“
$5 8. in Sat
W“-.. m b.
Ear
tails
We GREAT
Clearance Sale
Every department filled with
Bargains;
All Winter Geode Must GO.
Special tor
qwmq— ,. tum—«unuwmm mm...
Coats and Dresses
Less. than It Price
and expenses was read and caused
$14.98 and $45.08 Sult- ................. $9.98 M , ‘ , ‘ W, . Ham 1“. Tammany; scorers, Mills Moll-
$19.93 and $24.93 Sum ....... $14.98 W“ “mm we m H” mm “’3 RN". MM Myrtle Smiley, Miss E: 131Vnfl1ng
$19 98 and $2193 Coats ' $14.98 “'1” “9"!“ his 0‘" I" 0‘” “We Natalie Sculley, .
$13298 and $15.98 Coats ........ . ....... ........ $8.98 about 118- , Each of the ladies Wort‘ a with. ‘ -.
$10_ 98 and $11.98 Coats __________ ‘‘‘‘‘ $5.33 Rates gladly named on re. ausllwbenring the name of college ill $1.50 143(1ng VII-[Irish Dress CS 690
$6.98 Clllldrena Coats ................. $4.60 lette S denoting the college colors. 1'1 ‘1 Fr ..
$5. 93 and $6.98 Ladles’ Serge Dresses .. .......... . ....... $4.00 quest. ' The ”WW-3 “’1‘ ”WM“ ““l‘e “Will‘de‘l I]? 51”.?!) ”'1’ tr? (.4. "311 Bi CSSCS 99C
980 and $1.49 Children’s Dresses ....... ..... . ........ .. 791: | iopllhetfillgiilvlng‘ . . I w”
98c Mannlsh Walsta ........... ......... 79c m W A Hanford TB *1 *IH~'~~lIS~ Richard German. '
wul. Ties ...... ............... . $1.00 0 c , pair of gloves. I””""“"“‘ ‘ ”W” ;
$5.75 Heavy Mannlsn Sweaters ......... . ..... ;... $4.00 W . Second ladle/S'ers. R. M. Ilenneltm i
49c All Silk Elsie Hose . ................... . ..... .. ........ 390 G?) rage llldll‘fl’ Umbrella. I . .. Even the Simplest Street and House Dresses
25c Half Silk Elsie Hose .......... . ...... . ..... . .......... 19c ‘ Till“) lfldll-‘H'M'Mrs. l’. I“. lllllnlls lot- I lilade after
Our Hand Embmldered Underweav‘is greatly reduced. ...... ,_,M,._,_w~_,*,,_._fi w..- tel plants. I . ,
A call will convince you of the many great bargains we are “1'2”” gelliitlllltlfl'5«>lt“ .1). Dululllle,~ P [EgleEl‘sL
offering. 1' ‘l’ '- 3
‘0 Second gmliiclnell'H—~Cilfll‘IOS ltlur-i
‘ :llly, box of cigars. ' P AT T E R N S
O 380 on e e . l I ’l‘hlrli 'glllltifillll‘ll'r‘t" .lohn Sl:llllt-,_V,I i hav‘c lilllll ii‘l'l‘ll;‘Il lchin
'1 ‘- ‘ . y .5. Hill My t‘ till Illill'l ill Hill“
‘ ’0‘ 0i (iLlilS I ed by all good lll‘cnscrn.
120 WASHINGTON ST. I , Euchre- , ,_ , l ,
MAIN STORE—21o Atlantic. Street, Stamford. AQSORTED . Il‘l‘rSt lltdlca'mlllins Molly Connolly, m“t‘l_j”(‘)'l‘::f‘”o‘;‘ till-959‘}
El k A, Ipair of slippers. .ll‘S'l‘)()l\'lli' ‘ ‘
E€g€€W%%WB ' ' , Second iadlcs'whlisa Mary llrosllan‘i 1
.mw ._ 22$»). 22$...M-.—...~£& W..-” —-~-—«~ M.-. -- CHOCOLATES vase. February PatternS‘
, TM 1 lli'l."~~-~.\li'.' .i 1. Mill . ” ‘
40c, 80c, $1.00 and $2.00 Boxes. "Mir: “M 5% u h d n" l '" °" "" "°"' .1... 'h'
. i .
sw'f‘jl SggthE l1 irsl gentlemen s—~.iolln F‘ SiiPl‘Il’Wlll ' ‘ CELEBRATE!)
BS (31' GI’ViCB ”i::...:.. . o. . PICTORIAL
B Sellout gentienmn‘s—«l‘redcrick Mo. REVIEW
‘25“ and 50° axes. fl Mellon, hm of cigar“ I " S
A T 4: 3 0 BRIGGERMAN 5‘- Third gentlemene~—~William l‘. 1311" FASHION ‘
“~ llnn. leather collar bag. :9 BOOK; 7"" ‘
in the , ROS» 64 North Main St. The card playing was followed by i It is only 10 “mm I
. Daily and Sunday paper. dancing lllltll l o clock. William Ward . when purchased with 0119
south Norwalk congregatlonal Cillll'Ch Delivered : ruled as announcer and timer l,‘ 1; Cam I
1 The cake booth was ill chalge of I I. I C 'r ORIA L " ‘2
' . ‘ _ " Mrs C. A McNamara and she was \ « . . H ,
l‘omorrow Afternoon, January 25th WW2 _ . -2 - mm, M, M... P. 1.. mm mg. £12213“ ...
' , ‘ Hugh Campbell and Mrs. James Gilli I . - v1 \
. SPEAKER—REV. E. M. WYLlE HorSe Blankets : .
. The booth was very cilarnllnuiy Skirt 15 ccutsi ',. gill? 115 centii q
of Delaware. Ohio draped ill green and white and sun-I “m“ 15 cents' r' 5 cents} "
Auto RObes, etc. pended over it as a canopy was a‘
At 4 30 o’clock Good Singing ‘ huge .lnpamoe parasol the. border of l I
' I which was dlaped with miniature nice I WILLIAM P BEERS , ‘
The Famous SA. Make me 1...... I Two Sm... ' -
. ‘ The refreshment booth was in blue} '
H ~u_. 5 _y 7f ‘Inl: uni P -....,.._ '-
AT and while and Mrs. John Newman 1 r9 South Norwalk' Conn. Norwalk' Conn.
TWO TORR'NGTON MEN AR‘ . ' : . 1.. Sldcd, aaaisted ily Mitts P‘lorcllcc Hum : u‘ ‘ ~""'““” ~' * ‘-~"'—“' “~*“-—‘-~~*—*—'-~ --- -'-~ ....~...L...,.- ~—-— ~--~————~
u_ ‘ 1 it] , I 1. L , ‘
RAIGNED FOR ARSO _ (‘eorge WI “)‘ardweni on ‘VOTED T0 bELL EAST ldunrdF .Mead for $l ’10 for services
'i‘Oltlthti'l‘lW, .lan. 21l.——Maeaonl
and Valentino Franelll.
7,tl who had been detained since Tum:
day afternoon, acre. formally attested
this morning and arraigned ill i)0l()lll$il
court on the (barge of menu. They
were held for a hearing on January 27
under bonds of $2,000 each. All they
were llllllilit' to sccurc littllltill, they will
be kcpl at. tho lock—lip until the, bear-
lug.
Damiano was proprietor oi’ ll amull
ill a building on blunt Main
ll‘rnuolii, who
lunch of hill limo at the ntorc, is al-
Intrcti to have been cillploycd an on
:laqinlnni thorn.
VALUABLE DOCUMENTS RETURN-
ED.
lmlllll-‘Ax (lottll'rllollalt.
Bl.- |l-l. i'.
(null. lllln il‘illilll‘li to iiil' llclil oi
tho county court Ill-m tho will ot‘ llun
ll, .lllll.
nah \t'nallllluion and other \alullblo
Ililllllllilllilt. W'Ililil worn atolvn i"roul W...
the collt'lllounn at tho tilnn tho will oi NEW Ytlttlt, Jun, 131."'40lllt:inl r...
Martial Wlmilluutou Willi ntolcn. Mr. cognition ot‘ the itlllt’lillllilli. l’or tilt; es-
l'itlglcaioil did not know that tho docu.
Illlll
rcltd accounta ni‘ cito‘rtu to recover the
month ililli been utolnn lllltli he
will from .l. i’. Morgan,
AMERICAN RANCHMAN SAFE.
unlalllrvu'roll, .Inn. at. ..
m...“ ........» u... .5...
‘l'cporlud ill llllnunl or (loath with Max
. tmtn l'cdcr'tln onlalnpvll on ltlH Drllplli
iy ltmlr Nllclu Laredo. in now at Lar-
cllo, To». and wait illllit at a dinner to
liclloral Alvarez. tlw federal command
or, ’I‘lltlallay¢igllt. mtcollilttg to 11 cc»
Ipoll today from t‘. ol A. P. lilo. drama
of tho ’Ihird (rivalry.
of the t-ltato Department, Secretary
to protect Winter.
a,
QHILHFSTER Pats
lull“ IXAhMIINDDIIIMIlm
I I ll um .- ; ;
(III ”3-Sta- ar’n’lfilomnm’?! :lnm
I'will :ol:till‘;‘@
om. mug with All". Roam.
liigt “" with. Emilia? .51:
Elliott. ”roan.
1* tool!
[duplication of New London.
(lilo Will-
lvr. iill‘ Ann-rlcun l'tulcllnlun nlunuucr.
At. the rottllcnl
arrinou had directed (Jot. tilocilaom
ing Need, Attention
..._«p...
It. is always best to catch a
limit: or a plumbing repair when
' I“it first start: because its toll-
‘ is to grow worse with
-'-ble by ’phoning or sending for
303 whenever any part of your
:eanltary equipment appears to
be oat or order in the least.
‘ "Homo—made" repairs are
..tnake- shine at best. and are the
rcostlleat in 1110 long run-«
n‘lg‘placo your plumbing problem:
in our shoulders, and we will
solve them promptly and unit
ll.taotorily
" HORACE RNASH '
North Main Ind Wen Btu. ,
r n I: at [pl 1!, "MM
an.
caruouc aov scours?
luiliinilllll'lli or Catholic iioy Scouta ill
ilill diocollo ill lliiiilaiioll with the na-
tional lli'mliti'llil loll hlla been lzlvull by
l‘artllual l-‘arioy. in it duller appoint-
ing the llcv. l-lrltncia .l. ‘l‘illiiil'ilil ilpir-
iinlll director of Catholic. troops, the
cardinal llulllo known liiti l‘llliliilimlil
under which he approval] the Scout
motllllcut. ’i‘huuo provide that tho
lt~lcouta bu diatillclly tialhollc troopo,
and tho ucmltlllnuluru be approved by
the church autllot'ltll-a.
ARMY AND NAVY ROLL OF HONOR
WA'SlliVli’i‘ON, .inn. 2i ~«All “army
and navy modal of honor roll." con-
taining the names of Hill“ who have
Woll honor module for tlltttlnguinhod
gallantry in war. would be established
ill the War Department under a hill in
troduced ily lteprenentuttve Sherwood,
of Ohio. The measure proposes that
special pensions be issued to honor
Household helpers watch Sentinel
l I
want 49" tor chances; 0 find: 23‘9””
‘ (um 9W3“ " , ,
52 South Main Street
Roofing
Let us repair and (paint your root
all for one price. guaranteed:
cent a square foot.
E. R. Bradley 8t Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
- ii Washington St. 80 Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 781.
one
NOTICE
Oil and Jan
ihl-l, dolltcr
llilcr ‘llolldttv.
all Irclullt
Pier 27 East River
Foot of Catherine St
for Norwalk and South Norwaik,
THE NORWALK STEAMOAT LINE.
GEORGE F. FOOTE, G. F. A
1“:
on all... 1......
TRANBAGTB A GENERAL BANKINO
IUBINEBB AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONBISTINT
WITH BOUND
IANKINB
Capital
"0010007000100
in.“
nu Dupe-It loan H and I! nor your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Prop.
JOHN H. KN'KPP. m Vithno.
PREDERiCK H. ROWAN. 20 VI”
wrtrnllo WELL, cum»
ammo”
I. H. Damn
lolm H. Knapp John H. Lulu
christian 0mm Frill. H. mhmn
am
luring-17 and Prom
.l. Walloon "arm
the Fish Pond in a booth arranged ill,
the colors or 11on Cross College. 'Dlll“I
plo alld white. This was ill charge of
Milan Edna Hayes
Near): I
The Gold Mine was ill charge of
Alien Anna Pierce, and at tile Knutry.I
(‘ircus Miss Jennie Callahan all-d l' I
J. “dyes were the managers. ,
The ice cream was ‘iOde after by
Miss May Williams as cashier and
Mn. Daniel Hogan and Miss Mal-l
.thrlo.
'i‘ll'\ fortune teller, Miss I‘Itll‘l‘il‘t
lladrluall, was llopt very busy, as Sill’l
had two activo solicitors ill the oelu‘
sons: oi‘ Mina Nora (‘ronin and atlas
Kntbcrlul- (,‘ampllcll. .
.iolln Biolz and Edward Splllll were
ill charge of the cloak room.
William .1. Mcllugil was in the bull
oilico and .losl'yll illury at tho dour.
'l‘lln aorlai and lllluncllll )‘atlcctula ol’
the cllicl‘tll‘illlllcnt was in a wa'y
great llll'nanurc due to the nlltlring cl"
t‘ol'et ol‘ i"iiiilt'l‘ Lynch. the director of
the l-i‘tllil ty who wan chairman of tho
collllllittcc oi' llri‘ltllgonlcnts nanialcd.
by the oltlcnlu ol‘ the lloclcly, and n
corps of cl‘ullnllltoea; John Sculloy on
vlrn-lllttlrnulll: Edward italyca, macro.
titty: ll‘, .l. Donahue, treasurer; t'loor
llulllnllcr. William 1’. Ward: aides.
i) W. llari’ord and lilllxll (iiillllllill'ii.
ilci‘rcHln-llonill-wJohll Ncwllllln and.
llnnlol Hogan.
l‘rizea-m-ll‘. .l.
ilmlnlluo, William I“,
'l‘ltlnmanv and .l. 11‘ McMahon.
l‘ A. McNamara as chairman of the
decorating committee (1! mullcll to midi,
and ‘ltiiss Anna '
l‘cmupllmcnlary' remarks to
NERWALK LIGHT SITE
(Continued from Sinil Page)
your last week a watcs‘”?
Biiiell‘SiBill-M”NOL yet.
Walsli—~“Y0ll expect to?“
Blilenstoin~ Yes. sir.“
\Valsll~‘"l‘llcll what are yell talking
u
about." .
"You have insulted everybody here
tonight and you 1er a disgrace to the
dlstrict,’ stated Judge Walsh to Mr.
llillenateill, alld added a few mort-
ille dil-l~
rupter of peace.
.A, N. li’addOck asked of alle cillllr
ltho significance of the acceptance of
the reports.
lCllllil‘lllllll (lorllam said that if the
meeting does not. accept it would
made no (ill’i’crnllt'o, but perhaps it
would not be. real l‘llill'l.lll)llil. lt‘ Lilf‘
\‘llill \\'ll5 to acct-pt it will look“ the
diatrlct liable to any uxpcllno. "l have,
pcrl‘oct collllticllcc that Mr. lliticl' will
not charge for ilill HtWt'Il‘PH. lull as In
llir. (Illdl'oyd i cannot any. Mr. Hall“
till will answer that."
(lonllnlaaioncr Fllllllll Hliili that, Mr,
()ldroyd wall not ilil't‘ti ity iill"(iil~li.l‘i('i.
and that II” he preannta a bill W. H.
Slllll‘ln in willlnt.r to pay for it.
Pall. ir‘ltlldillt'. said that the cry lill‘l
always; been for l'oportll. 'l‘llll-l colli-
itiilim' llaa Honored l'cnol'ta, Noltlll-r
luan giving the reports in cannot-3d
with lilo plant. "It mama to tan a
diagram to mine tilla llllllallllloo, and
l'd be ntlllnmod to not. up and oppono
the acceptance of the reporta.”
(in role. the rnporta were accepted.
further disruption. The bill was from
July l5. 1909, to October it, Will.
(‘ll‘arlos ii}. Dllnllt’llack asked what:
portion of the bill was expenses and
was informed that it was not item-
izcd. He then moved that the portion
ullilh was for oxponaos be paid, but
not the sorvirmcs
ilr liolt asked if the committee
0. K. the bill
Winfield Scott said ho was willing
to pay half a dollar out of his own poc-
ket toward the hill,
Mr. ’l‘wolllllly had something to say
ot’ a trip to Hartford Mr. Mead and
others took,
will
I Mr. llllnllebllcll mmcd that the com-
lllitteo investigate, and one what part
of the bill in for (:xpcnxt‘s and pay this
amount.
.\lr. Eldridge thought the minutes of
try-gone duya will show where the
cilllirllulll of thc board of commission-
on. was to renown $30 a your.
(‘omlniallloncl' (‘urr anid that this
\l’it‘i 1|. atlltelllcnt of Mr. Mead.
IClInOll K, St. John said, “i was in
for two yearn and llul’cr not, anything."
George S. Lockwood asked for'nn
adjolll'ulllcnt.
Attorney Walnll moved that the din—
trlct colllmlttoc, it' they ilnd that tho
minutes hold any proviuiou to pay
$511) per your to the chairman. pay Mr.
.‘Iiclltl'il bill. and it wan volcll.
Attorney Davie llllgtcatod‘ 11. vote of
thanks for thoao man who lull/o given
their aorvlous gratuitolllsly ill the mat.-
it‘l'il iiuforu tllla meeting.
I .‘A'o voted,
to the, charm oi’ the met-anion I
' m-
A bill l'rpm former commlnntoner
Adjourned.
PHONE 868.
saraeuaal) YOUR FAMILY - YOUR HEALTH
And Save Money by Using the Most Economical Food.
SAFE MILK —~—- PASTEURIZED MILK
90 PE R QUART.
WE SUPPLY OUR CUSTOMERS PASTEURIZED MILK ONLY.
ALL OUR MILK IS BASTEURIZED
Fairfleid County Dairy Company
PHONE 358.
Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler