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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 1, 1915 · page 8

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VOU INOU LI Km.

It. mm not» sum in.
mm intentm 8.1x out oi annex
to. Insurance Compost". ormlm
In this county. but. tall“ or standou-
od the lulu-u. To LIVE and furnish
rut indemnity a company must hue
meet to back up its politics. Come
in and took over the resources at some
of the companies represented by in
and then pick a bi; substantial com-
pany that you can depend on in time
of trouble. it costs no more to insure
In a real good company.

Taler “8.

SOUTH NORWALK UST CO.

 

BUILDING. Carpenters working on a house,“ ON ALL I . .
Telephone 1230 made so lllllt‘ll noise Saturday. that, . 11% . r - .
Mrs. \\'argo. a neighbor. complained — I 'r ' - HOUSEHOLD GOODS i E} es EXBHAIHEJ Free
‘“"“""’4\’"‘""" M W . to tho pullt‘e. ()fiicer John H. Toothill :I New AND SECOND-HAND. : A-
lnvcstiealeti. GIANI WAVIS SAVE—““- |; NOL M. GUTKOWSKY, — ~ .- « 25:22:9-
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Selectman William G. (‘rookett spent
Sunday with his ‘t.-_ll in New York city.

 

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liour, attended tin: llilllilllfl

Ferris. of the
hold by

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Me: i[ 13 Until. ubr?’ 5M).

Tire “1111a? Mist-cits mummy or the
“on-an": {build of Trinity [immoral
i‘ltnrth. not he sold tomorrow Hell)!“

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles- ('arncsie, o!
Sunni tint it. yesterday enjoyed I
pleasant \ifill at the home of Other
and Mrs. Frank S. Strauon, on Matt-
land street.

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Sanitary Engineer Carney. of Beth-

- el. is spending the day iii conference

golden?

being inspected. .

with Building Inspector C. l. Finch.-
Tlie plans of the two new schools are

 

The Boy's Club, of Trinity Church,
will meet his evening. at 7:30 o‘clock
Dr. James It: Meek, of Washington
street, will deliver an especially inter-
csiing talk on the eyes.

Complaints hate been made to the
police concerning people sleeping in
tho hallway of the Odd Fellow Hall.
on South Main street. The police on

 

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East India Tea Co.
to trade.

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Fancy Maine
POTATOES
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25 WASHINTON STREET.

 

East India Tea Company‘s

PHONE 371

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Break liver l'assel, Putting out Fire, I

When She Seems Beyond Aid,
But Members of Crew Drown

BURNING 0“ SHIP is the time to bow

clothing here

Louis Avricli'iI

.POSTOFFICE BLOCK
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sped-t Music

‘VIIV SATURDAY IKNM

Clifford Hotel
IjRathskeller

How «tram tron Illu-
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Great
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IPhono 419 87 NORTH MAIN ST.I

 

 

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Timetable

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STERLING

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FURNIIURE CO

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‘50. NORWALK

 

 

Optician

O. D. Jackson

Everything in the Optical“ Line

 

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NOIWALK.
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Furniture Dealers

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.\' 't' ' ' ’li '\'-t-s,'lii . .- ~ :" : I‘ I . . .
the y€\ iork lit tld Ienibio,t . t..ts htat will herettter escort the .\i<.\\ XORR. March l.—-Memnet‘s , W._ ”49391.11“ NORWALK TO NEW YORK. _ 7 ‘
the \alldel‘blll “0191. 39“ Milk 0111'. sleepcrs to a bed in the City Hall. . , . . _ _ 1““:-
rl N d I no the 01 the. crew 01 the .\orwe;..i.in tank I K M—1'37x. 5:34x. 5. 42); 6. 09
on v sun a; ; 2'1: 5. ..___.__... . . , _ . . . . . . ". .
' . steamer La liahra. iairyim; a cargo -. -- - .-r~ 7. . . -
' ‘itanlev Walker, of 1 Van Zant ~ ,- , . , . . 1 O . -- .0”! 218;, 7: «iii S; 151:, 8: 59);, 0:13).“ .- .
, , - . oi Iltllllllt’, was lost at sea in an :(0 10: 33x 10: 51x 11: 51. .
‘-T3NIGHT. ARMORM stx'et-t. Sunday complained to the po- )9 . . . . . . .. - . - .. .
, . . . , . ,. ~ . . -. , cu mutt the) butt launchtd in an \_ . P“‘LI"1:13X.1. 23x 3 0"): 3,09
1\ew ( anaan Vs. Romain tints. Mimi'- ‘11::‘(- that an automobile. the license ,. _ _ . -. _ . . t . c . - ~ . -- - . .
I . mutt to tst-itpe from namcs which $113,515,; .3 4i 6:0"v 5:4"; 70’s
and lieciunant. sertltid gimm- OI >‘Al\’5 tininxicr n" which he was linu‘rln to . . -. .. M . - . - ' I l ”I I I - . ' O Ins on]. an
, . . . . thiettcncd ihcii \t:~st’., according to ‘1’: 45x 9 51X 10:18x_ ’ ° ' Q
“'3” "MM 1’1'"5””3“1“'-‘“~ 1“ “"l “‘1“ 301- 11-11 I ‘0? ““15 91111911 1‘“ "‘“l “’93" :m unusual shipwreck story bron'rh' S i “M“; I ’ '
. "~- - -- . - .. . - ‘ ‘ ‘ - ' b ‘ ._ FUNERAL DIRECTORS N EMBA s
d‘mU‘T' FI’I‘O .E-IIIFI“. ‘ “‘1“ ”mm H 10 “I‘d to this port today from liot'ta, Fay-til. . - Sundays. I . A D L-lER '
'1‘] 11 '5 Cu‘ “31; I . I 1.1mm l. .i.l.l .. . nt- 1m Holland American (tumble: "OI 98 Hi} 0 $6 98 A. M.—~12:2C'-x 5:343, 5; “x 8154 NORTH MAIN STREE r, SOUTH NORWALK
be u\ ‘ . i} ‘ ML“? ll ' ”~,.___ . - . .
- Zaundyk. t . ,, .
m 1.17“ WW“ 1--“1- 1 ‘1‘“ 7 I” . 5‘ The building department today is _ , .v. I _ . I . Np“! :10.33X,11.o1. . .
. I , . . . . . in. tire .tnoaul 1.3 liabra “.15 t-aut- p. zip—1:133; 3344!. 3102‘“ 4;“;
there \‘.lil It‘ ,vtl, time, illltl lltllll ...;0 sued to C. \\I l’QllllEll. (“'0 permus . _ I I . . ' __
. _ . I I ed by an eiplosion ot benzine whilt 5:44, 6:02x, 720211. 7:12, 7:3.x,
to s, Llciiicllalli lwyborih will. drill tor IllllullllllL’. Thev (mom, work . ’ I . . .
,_ I . . . , , ' - . she was on her way front l‘alara Bay, 9:51;. 10:1“, 10:40. '
the lllr'lu‘lt‘l‘s. At 5 ottoctt in. A. J. wlnh Mr. Pennell will install for 7 .
. . . - . .. . . leru, to London by way of the Pan- ___._..-.. l
Meek will give a tail. on the insous- \\tlliam (t. Smith. of hell island and ”III Count The ("llll'tlll ordered the . , .1,,,.,., . 4.-
cs oi“ the Eyes." Lament-c and l‘liilcox,Ion Strawberry I “ ' “ I “K “ " “ NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. -\.\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\:\:N-\‘\

The residents (.1 West Not-walk cer-

 

 

ll‘ill avenue.

.r~=w to take to the boats and stand

by. 'l‘lic chief otllcer and five men

boat towing astern when

 

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i A Sale OF OFFICE FURNITURE

 

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‘- . , , . ~.~ .. .. . n I I I were in u 7.. _
.. Crockery H’r _. .. . ..
llntlstltlllv active, and lllerc seems no x...- mm“; (3,. met, am,“ up. w“, “d Wm “WM“- ours in a Mm spa. . t; 0\ 3‘4 4- "II“ ”“0““x’..“i“I' ~4» ‘_"28‘ ROLL TOP DESKS. OFFICE CHAIRS AND nooks, TYPEWRI-
.. . . ' . . .. 0,... .n. t m . . .Im “.1, mm me world—.1”. said. ' China, LilahII.\I\\ilH, I'lattliriictcs..b110x. . 6: 06. 8.1%. 9m. ll-lox.I TERITABLEs AND cHAtRs, TELEPHONE SETS, no
“I‘ll I“ put a still: “J m“ mam“ ‘1 IL“ . p . - l . 'llic tire was extinguished by giant 1 nth l\l)l)ill I l\llli‘t.", l nailiiclctl iQ-WX- 1 0f various woods and ”‘ Willy styles.
night last week cxuctly twenty chick- tu-tu‘. t.iaIntl Runyon on “their way ' \v-mes which broke offer the Ship and and \hmmmm looking Ltcnsils} l
ens were Stolen ”my the COOP “I “II.” “MI“ “I MIMI“ “\UIIWMK' ”9"“ “.90... the captain. Ilook her safety into llorta ( urtain Strctclkrs \ ilklllllll llot— Sundayt. . I ‘m ' .
Thomas Horan, W “emu. 311.8% \\ USt “1 mos“ en‘myflme time. ‘ebi'uury 7. bv dc reckoning for tits Ash (ans, tiarliziu’c littlstt A \1—“6100, 8100‘“ 9i00, 1020“" RAYMOND & SON
l\orwalk. ' '1‘)» \l _I—'fi_: \‘ew C naan 'I all his mitigation insItru nhits wort 1 1C. “ I [10 00:: I -
A ‘ ~ i'tit raii- i the \orw'tlk 4.3.1? (vf'lmtIrml.t(It “ H” 8““; ”WW“ ~ . I1 P. ‘1' ~1- to 1'. 02:: 3:39x, 5:02x. THE LONG FETABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
.1.‘ “Wm “ {0. . “ , "f“ ““ i” ', 5- °“ If I I . 1.. Ship 1."... Premier Blades Alber‘F. “chem 5:,nt 6: blx, 7zb9x, Szltlx mm 43‘ MAI N STREET. Noa'wALK
Christian Endeavor moieties will he might we called a jumping Jflg- SEW YORK. March 1.——An “mam” 35 WfiSTMBHINGTON ST. 12:.“0x. -* FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ' ’

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held 011 l‘rlday 9i' 8151115 01 ml“ week Thomas was lumping over-fences, on‘ .
' tilled stomtisliip “nu driftin last p D I hN lit -
> N \llk 'L‘tn'tt .itioiial S 111‘; Mini strict anl Dav street ‘ " rompt cl very 50‘" orwa W W
m “ml SLIIlIEh, 0]“ “will b:- 4| 13081 M “.1”; Olive: FLr'inl' 1 Swing!" .u, week Milt ll mopeller blades shorii| '“Phone 1069 2_ SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN m‘fl- _w
Chum-'1“ “1L IIllicit-lent "Rho“ th to: l lllllli l'oi iiito‘xithiion A Md t on “war we middle 0f the \ll‘lllth.Il “A “I“ II I“ M —12:.3x, 1 13" 6 0:!“ 7 15' w“ ”_ I “# - -Ifl
.- r - x, ‘ .\ ' .:~, c ' s t‘l ' .' 't . . " * . ' _., “F
IUQT‘WE Wit lli lot '1‘ ('Iil'lsll‘ll 1’ (Lil this 0min nollcd the case according ‘0 the log ‘Of the Ameri' an Wm“ H l.’ x 1D ex 11 “x 11 "x I? left the police station, The police
i-‘I- ; All .m . .‘. t." .' I r u ' -"‘
1R“ . “DWI“y m t “ , L . ,. \ “ Ill 5 l. lilo steamer \P\\‘\01ti\\'l|l“ll i'cnth P \I' ”12 M 1 2‘I' “ ‘lbx'4 2’ 5'17' [R is AR “L01" learned that during the night Mtttelket
Endtavor Sltlie convention will make ---—~- «~- PHILIP MAZZUCCO‘i
_ , .. , , , I‘d licic today from I.i\'t.ipool. I: it, 6:41. 7:09x,1l:25x. 11:" a0 several times called a German news-
an address. lletrL'sinnenit. will he lhc \\ omnn s Association will meet , . , . l . .- g
. I p , .. .. , ‘ , I .. I I‘hc New \oi'k was spoken by Wir'?- North 'luvltzr Me. so. NonutikII ’ " 1 paper on the 16199110116 and hem COU- .
served and a large attentiante 1.» 1L" Ill tor parlors oi the south .\otwall\ , . , ., , I
. (3.1...” n-ttip't‘il Church vyouupsdm- 1“” ”" 1"“ 'lliul‘sday h." ”‘9 “Fulfill ”“1”“ "’1‘ ‘ Sundays. 1 i- \‘crsations With some person in‘ Ger- .
quested, “h“ T“ “I . . ' " steamer. Milwaukee, hound from “”53"" "”3" “""‘W ”'Nfl' “do“; \ o-n't“ ' 1. 3 "'43 9'15 I man.
_ Mart-h .ld.. at .1230 oclock. p. in. Dr. ("lll'l’ll'lll “In“ I. r l'\" l ’l‘l Imilkl. (‘t'ltu' Dining. A~ .l.~l-._.x, -1 X» I- . - er Mr 4 tt S 1 l y
The series of Suudnv evening mt-ct- t'. .t. Rider will speak on "Porto ‘ ‘“ ' " 0 ‘1 (WW 'I ‘0 'i‘ulvpliont- l2“-2 10'19.11:!1X.113571. (Continued from first p.159). s. ‘ “me .e tog er ”‘5 appeared
. . I - . . .. .. . I _ , Mllwnttkt‘t.‘ amused the .\(‘\\‘ \tirk of 5'11: , _3.0q. 4.47; 5-104 6'43“ prominently in the passuuri fraud
2'“ tags in 'ne South .\orwaik tongrcau- Rixo, train which place he has Just the d'ifting sttvimcr“ plglll a d tl' “r. I) ’t X; . -- ' " —~——- charg i ii if t‘ l l
. ., -\ ~ linl'dfv eruu- Oil. A “1er amendancx IS de. I I ’“ A ' b i ' 11 l“- -~-~ «—-- ~~~-w~ - . - . 3....‘3, 9 ::\\ A I I I, 4 ' -.~ ,. _ (5 ll m (I? 87158 0 “Jr 1115-
tional ““1““ “‘1“ been ”pt (I ‘ u . I“ ‘ .tnl..licr location as latitude 41. longl-‘W' .__. --..__.. t “9 Crcnob L HOIU’ " “db INF“ baud, Richard R Steglcr. 11 Was
.b'

- sustained, the particular feature bonus,

the number of then present, the gos-
pel hymn singing, and the strong,
straightforward messages in the pas-
tor's sermons. Last evening the high

Slit‘d.

 

The (‘hcsirc (‘hcese Club meets this
t-z'vnin; at the residence of Lewis 13.
Nash, on West strcet. “The Weak-

 

tude 15.20. The name of the steam-

ship was given as the Tritonlan in]

the wirriess message,
records here
suth name.

but ‘uaritimc
failed to disclose any

added that. except for the loss of her

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George W.- Coihn .Ir.

3 t'xnrsnrtm-zus. ‘ «'
9:. Maria M. Nuumtlk
Phone 617.] "llllM‘ 5! 1-12

'SOUTH nonwALK To DANBURY.
A. M—ti: 13 s. 2:. 9 :ix.
P. M.—1:25, 4.33, (3.20. 7:22

 

‘cd tliht the woman who describes iter-
seli‘ as Mrs. Stegler and Matcikot
came to thc hotcl about 0 o'clock Stin-

Iday night, 'lhcy arrived in an auto-
mobile and were accompanied by on-

through her influence, she Said ,tliat
Stegler gave up the idea of being a
German spy and caused him to make a
confession in which he alleged that.

3 _ I, , 1' Ca taiu Boy-Ed. the German u I' ~
water mark was reached in all re. “955 of Modern Socialism is to be the lceortllng to the wireless message l-:Ii|.\ .Attendant-t'tt-tun~ I’lanl- .. . Sundaya. 'other young man and woman. lloth‘ taclbe was bt'iinti hi IC . it 3981;:
- . ' . - ‘ .4 ' ‘ —- ~" . . . " H ‘i 'iv
spects, more. men being present than hllbjt‘Cl for discusston tonight. Judge it . in... . A. M. 10. 3‘ men carried .1“; wee; M1 . “I “mm. I . a ‘ y or a
II .. , . le Tritonian" requested a tow, and: . p 31,...2 :15 “25 . German cause.
women. The interesting niecitngs will John H. Light is president of the club, M— ' ' 1' mg to thc hotel people the y guarded
r I

be continued during march

__ - ._...._.-__—-—.._-—-
“—2.—~ - "W

“ ONE WEEK ONLY.

and the secretary is Rev.
[1111.

John Staph.»

The Hits have awarded to .\. .l. (‘01-

propeller blades, all was well aboard.

O’HURCH ACTIVITIES.

 

 

, cleared away.

fortli.’ This is a question manv peopleI

Are there any results‘I
“worthy the eil'ort that has been put“

I
DANBURY To sOUTH NORWALK.
Agar—mo, 7:23,8;1§,10:03X,11:50.
r] :ti.—t:21, 0:49. '

carefully, citn tent. mg it; allow ‘c 11
lots to carry tlitiii to adjoining room=
Iwhich 'wt-rc assigned to the two cou-
ples after they had registered at the

Almost at the moment of her dis-
charge in Police court, the Federal
Grand Jury returned an indictment
charging her husband Iwith conspiracy

BROMO SELTZER. lins, of North Main street. the con— 5 th N ik B I are. 1131(1)ng and an en: “11.1035 ”“th -- Sundays. hotel dc~k. against the Lnited mates in obtaining
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10c ~l'z't ....... . . .......... 6c tract a‘or furuishilig the new Elks ou orwa apttst. ‘“ 110 “HS “119111190 ”1950 SGWICGS WEI-'4' ‘t' M' “100' 1“10' About 1 o‘clock this mornini,r a call an American passport miscly, stegler
- . ‘ '—--"- r ' . .- , , -. ' t .__..-:_‘ ' ~ '3. 11 Si ~tI. r~- :_
, . , ;., . IIIIII I c l'nnitz. on South Main street. ”(hero Tuesday Mm)“ '( ”‘1" “f 1““5 “ l) ll‘limfll‘ll'l. has lll‘mmb“d t0 Sl“9“'-‘3,- ._. l “, .M'. .I’ II' ‘for the police came from the room to lb u ‘T”””“.” .lI val ref“ ”I“ 1“.O D“
3W“ ‘-"‘ """ 'Ilaughtci-q will hold ' short l l" s- ' 4 - - . - - A-‘big'nnes express . crs were muictetl with him Richard
I‘ .I .. 30¢ several rooms. besides the large lodge ‘ I' . d . “8110-5 his opinion the to the value or whicu . ‘ " .which Hump“ bad man .lsgggmdmm “i all . I . . . ‘ I . . .
3th ‘l/I. ......... . . ..... room. to be furnished. Mr. Collins will 5955mm Tue upwhhormmd prayer we are in no position to 1“ng l." the ’wlit-n Dett‘ctite liurgcss arrlvt-ti, he .1 (401.111 wlio..c name in.- passport;
Sim sirt' ................ .fioc SH” this work within a week or so meeting Will be held at lllt.‘ home of columns of this pnpcr at an earlv date, IIIIII asked hr the ”ND II) 't‘i'em ms was issued, and n .ustave Cook, of Ho~
. . .I -- " - r‘ . -. r. . . ' . "t “ - ‘ ‘ ‘ “ " t, .1 .
qtl i‘SOIl POWC" CO] poration 'ihc interior oi tuc.«ncw Home will "3‘: I‘ ‘1’0‘1' 0 Reed 5"“09‘» at 7.4.» To out! dropping 11] to the morning tompauion. He charged that the “.0 IJUIILSI.III~OI,I:1‘3 Chgilsetl. paétlicipgted
”t ‘ ‘ lit; {L’l‘itltl'l‘ll most attractive ‘iy the 04 och. ’ sttrvit-e oi yesterday one thing seems man Md thrown a scltzcr bottle at 111 0 [111111115 bk D alum-I 18. ree
, __ . I .- . . ,,., enw' ' i_t' 'a‘
82 \Ji‘lSHINGTON STREET. m.“ furnishings. \\ tdutstli) afternoon The regular “rm” v11”. rental 2113”“ 5““ “mph him. but that he had dodged it. and m etc to e arra and dlU‘ in the

 

 

 

missionary meeting of tlic Woman‘s
Miss Sue Olmstead will
hmd.’ Subject! “Problems of the
North American Indian."

\lcdiiesdav, 7: 30 O'clock p. m.——The.

. Assoc-lat ion.

among the people, and alter the all-I
Abrams, which was an: '

dress of Adj.
occasion long to be remembered by all

‘ those present many moist eyes mightI

 

'that the woman had then beaten him
over the lit-:id with a Ctlllt‘. According
to the policc, Muticket scliowed no
signs of theI cototai'er. but the police

aftrenoou.

\lr. Stcglcr spent the night in a cell
in a police station. Mattlket, who up
peared against her, told the court that:
she had attacked him in a bedroom

 

 

“‘ have been discovered in the audience had to entertain ,h. . , . .
. . c Loniplaun and .-~ I
731‘ pastor, Rev. R. G, Hartley will start by ”,0 close observer. the altar was they locked up titcfwoman in ills! West with a seitzer bottle and then had
ibis series of lectures on the "Life 01’ again filled with interested believers 4‘tli street precliit‘l in .C'll‘e of t'tc ma beaten him over the head with a cane.
Chi 1st" . " . ‘ ' " “ ' I 11‘ sh w u' marks of an encounter
66 a ,] burstla\—~Regulir mid-week prayer and new conierts. and the ““016 .‘Ilt . tron Detective llurocsa says the wo- ligwevrittd’l‘h: testimouv brought on;
“mall A“ WY Bllls I tnosyhere of the service spoke 0f ('0. than was full\ clothed wht n he cnitr- _ ' ' :. ' '
inteiitlg, lid 1)) the pastor. no“ order of wings among the people- .9” ”III mom to man I,“ a mt the tact that. Matetltet and another
'3. ”d” I __. I ’ . I I ‘ 1 “ I ' an had accom niiied th1 two Women
Are E- Gil C P R S O In the afttrnoon the pastor addressed HERE S A GET A‘C- 'llie alleged Mrs. \nnetta Steglei‘, m, p b .
GRA E A ' H N TES' ,the b . f 1. church qnd an hour: ~. to the hotel, one of them being Mrs.
, v .- I .. _ - 053 ° ‘9 ’ ‘ .QUAINTED PROPOSI- according to the police, told the nin- I
-—Then we ll start a saimgs account. ‘llo tday Evening prayer, 4: 30. , l. tor the girls and among these were“: TION , ‘ ”,1- I A . Stealer. that the party had remained
that is the promise that many a young ' '1 ucstiai—lunior Guild in the Guild ,1 d i , these servi 93’ ' . , . " _ 'm)“ ”‘3‘ *‘ woman trieud 0‘ “‘5' n in the hotel parlor some time. and at-
- scores “ “0 have m Hi». i3 l “t“ "““W‘ 3'0“ ‘0 mm“ ”1 “‘1“ m” net Hellman had called her up by tele - .. «
couple make themselves But the little. room. 11 a in. Evening prayer and taken their stand for Christ The .re sheet Ollr um. of new frcsli-rrtmt- . . to terwards had obtained adjoining
are never "all cleaned up." Before meditation. "HI-0' K or k A business \ival .\ ork seems to be on the IDLIEBSG the-IlliiS-‘ilmllcr sclcct your pat- Iphone and made an appoininnin '(l rooms, where they remained until 1:30-
one batch is paid, the next one arrives. moot in luild room, 7.30 Girls ‘ ”w” ,_‘__ ,_ . tern let Us hum: it for you and ”"9“ “.9" m ”‘9 “enmg' “5 SM, :1 oclock .
. l't'iordiy Society Parish 91111113 30. St'I .. «iron tell you what the cost is. something important to communic e H 1 but he a t
The only way to do is to start your .\2‘l “I“ Brotherhood I INORWALK LIQUOR You‘ll rvcclw the most pleasant When they met her Woman friend. wasI- ““5 Stcgler teStidm ltg ti 1 311;“
savings account anyway and put some- . I I DEALERSI ASSOCIATION “surmw ”f -‘“°“" “f“ ““d “T.” ittas accompanied by two wellrdressed remained together urn m a
thin into it ever week rain on shine . \\ t-.liios<lay——Heartli 9Fnire Girls.I-“ gain a 110mm,...“ customer. d l 1 their eriOd they w are at the hotel and that
“ 1 t'g ' y . I. . .- - 1 “Gun“ ”0“" 3'45' Evening ”We“ James E. Flynn Chosen Presidenpanl: voung men who itnite ter in o 1 we too men had tried to disrobe her
:1 Illle, :Eerest oniy oIfigsitI-gltfbthtr: 4.30. Vestry meeting at the rectory. :5; John Troy Vice President. It; I] G h automobile. and Inter, dshe said},t 1‘3: At no time, she testified. were she and
in invcs on s sprngi . , ,. “cm to the late for inner.
m. ell-attendé (I “I C terized the
11211 add to your income. Then“ your p -—C “H I An interesting mm W e or a, 0. later when \luteiket, it is stated. be- Matciket “1.0119 She charac .
1‘ I nthl ' bills will lose ucli of their Thursday elebration 0", the o y meeting of- the Liquor Dealers ”5‘3 ’ ' din the- charge against her as a conspiracy
m" 3 “1 Communion, 9: 30. Rectors helpers, ation, of Norwalk, was held yesterdayII 10 FIRST 811, San questioning 1191‘ ”93‘“ g

EAsT NORWALK. .
Tel. 452. '

, , In dismissing the complaint the mag-
passport fraud case that the to“ ac l Iistrate announced that he would be in‘
curred cllned to send Mateiket. and his mal'

The young woman requested tha companion to the workhouse it the t2:
Charles Griiilth, who is counsel for ‘timony concerning their alleged at

I
Richard P. Stealer. be sent (or. and it; tempts to disroIbe Mrs Stealer wet

IKEI‘I‘OI‘.

So. Norwalk Savings“
Bank. ‘

with Mrs. Howard Wilson,
Main street, 3.
lo'cltick. -
‘ Friday—K. of K. A., 4: 15 and?
in the Parish Hall.

9 W951 afternoon. Much important businesslg
Evening prayer, 5 was transacted. State Organizer lian:

lion, of New Haven. was present, and},
15 ‘delivered a short talk concerning theI
Evening Pm“- work of the state organization, ot-

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1““ ill appear
‘ 5""0' which the lo_ a association is a branch. 1 then that you is believed that. he w _ more definite and clear.
Alden Sfllmans, Preside!“ I Saturday—Evening prayer, 4132;, t'I‘he following gladlcers were elected andII stole the 1an of bread? couriIlater tIodayI'I, when the young we I , _,.
I I“ I “I — “ —— . man 9 one gas I " c' HANT. I
l' e w 0 ward _ ..I , ,instnlled yesterday: . 7.. . lbman Prisoner Yes, your honor. A WISE MER
‘ Geo ‘1 [I 0. d Tread I Eat Avenue Methodist“ l l’resident~Jttmes E. hm“. ”In“: MINES—What, have you to say for . The polleer when they heard tho
I I] story of the carefully guarded suit.

I advertises his goods. I! he cannot ‘..
cases.,w.ere inclined to battery that 1U.“ a large way, he uses the 3mm .
they shattered telephonic twice! ‘9! classified "rot sins! coinmntt., 0, ,
I'M!" m“ 'up the once, and or an. run will - .

Vice- President—“John Tr yourself? . '

ISecretary-L-Phllllp Castallano. , “w _, . moan—Nothing, xpifr honor. If it.
Tmssurer‘nl’ltrlck Cronin. ' ,,I., IMF: late or 19313131 might plead
mucosa—John a. months, ‘l'ossph

~ Well.‘ what has occurred over on the“,
Insist-sue. anyhow? 'rtio moist set-i
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