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which was central over Colorado yes-
». close yesterday.
7- served Hr. Howes, the plaintiff, is
For the South
All Parts 0Ul1e
Telephone No. 12m
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
a
F you’re trying to make
that former: behave treat
it to a good dose of Our 1
'high grade coal and it will be- '
gin to act friendly toward the.
family. Prove what we say is
true——try a ton or two. I
Harris 81 Gain
68 Water Street
.Tel. 721
"of
. bar; of this city.
“IRATHFD DODWPAQT
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Rain or snow tonight and Thursday;
colder Thursday. The disturbance
rerday morning has moved rapidly
eastward and is now central over Illi-
note. It is causing cloudy weather in
the central and eastern districts, with
rain or snow in the Mississippi Val-
ley and Lake region. it is followed
by'an area of high prctsure which is
producing pleasant weather, with a
decided tall in temperature, in the
northwestern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO‘
TODAY.
'l‘c11111-1u'aturc: Low, 28;
134).l’:-rt1ly (lontly
iilll NEWS
hi 11h
/
Sixteen members of the Hospital
"Thimble Club met. yesterday afternoon
at the homemof. Mrs. Henry PrPric e,
in Elm street, and accomplished a
considerable amount of work. Oper-1
atlng shirts are now being made by
the ladies for 1159 in the hospital.
-. \The‘ hearings on the divorce case
awes vs. Hawes, which were be-
ing held in the New Haven Superior
Court before Judge Webb, came to a
Decision was re
represented by attorney Jesse T.i)_u1'1~
William 8. Stevens. of 23 Day
street, last night complained to the
police that several razors, brushes,
and hair clippers had'been stolen from
his 13urber shop. it scents that he lett
a Strange. man 1111 charge or it. during
his absence and when he rétnrnod the
1fron1 a host of friends,
} l:'11n.1'~l'111\t1 rctu111£1d to thciirhomcs :1.l
:ler u \t'etlt‘s
:liurllord.
1i< uprated to result.
:znd ratings are as follows:
\ :
now had uldppod. taking with 111111 '
Mill PERSMAI.
News
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weeks. Although Mrs. Selleck is near-
ins1 lhe'uinety-year mark, she is in
fairly good health, and you rarely see
her without the needle in her fingers.
engagement of Miss Mae
Louise Wheeler of this city to Ho-
ward R Strung/of Chicago, lll.,111s' a'n
pounced. The marriage will be sol-
emnized on tln1i‘ii‘th of March. Miss
1‘l’ll1eele1' is on:1 of South Norwnlk‘s
popular young ladies and the happy
(ouple are receivini.r congratulations
The
Misses Ann-.1 Mills and Funicc \\‘il
\lsll “llll 111:111".~1e: in
“T“— I
Miss l..1\i.\yers spent the 11111~.1k
and at South \\oodstoc,k (‘onn., tl1e1
guest of Mr and Mrs. L. 11. linlsteudl
and Mr. and Mini llcibeit \\'orll1.1
1
" ' 11
Mrs. Robert Way of East awnue
has been entertaining Mrs. Arthur
Way of New York city and M 1's.
Green. of Chicago, Ill.
Reginald Smith, 11 student at liens-
lael' l’ l., is enjoying a week's V'Rtil-1
llOll at the home of his parents in ll :-‘1
ion Park.
‘
The animal oonclave of Clinton l‘om-
mandery. N0. 3. K. 'l‘., will be held
on Friday owning.
can-A.-
..:OUTH NORWALK BOWLING i1
TOURNAMENT. :
Plans for :l bottling
l:'1'.'t1 been completed by the $0l‘fl'1
.\‘o- 'aalk (lnb. ’leams have been 111'
1:11.111 ed and 111 ll old fashioned playing
1xpectrd to 10.111111. 'l 1.11 teams will;
ii‘l 'l"ueada_\;1 and 'l‘hni'sda): and
111d begin next week. A lot of fun
'lnu li'lllllb‘
tournament
5
CQNNECTICb‘T OYSTER
CROP WILL BE SHORT
Reports from oyster growers of the
state indicate that there will be a
1serious shortage of marketable 01'
stars during the rest of the season.
Already some of the opening houses
have closed for the season owing to
the shortage. According to oystei
farmers, the lack of oysters is largely
due to the poor sets experienced dur-
ing the post‘iew weeks. Oyster ship
lpars say that they are hard hit, as
-the.v needed to run their plants
[through the season to recovei for
losSea snatalned by what they say was
unprofitable business during- the last
three years.
1
good at the present time, but oyster '
grewere say that the (prospect for
who was
1111' the Horseshoe team last night.
‘slngc :1 bit; pin match game this even:
111111'ed tilt for the bowling clinnipioni
“omen-s
WW n‘u’x w “Mwflvv —M 11:.
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Howuno's
w’NWu’ r or w "“V‘V‘W
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trolleyman '1
attitoiiwbiIe1
(‘yxus Gray, the local
struck by an
Mrs Jane 1 Seneck returned to “in“ ”1111' 11140. was able today, to Ibel /
‘ - l 11 ' 1 ‘ -' )9.
'New Canaan, yesterday, after staying END“! I191“ ‘1 fur the “ml {112” 1111(111
with 1191 daughter. 1113.11. 11. Slau- W1 3111““!“1 11110011111131. 1 .1 M1111
son, View Crest, for the past the ““ "‘ “'"mg ”*1 ”1“: 1
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A regular meeting of Our Sister's l
Rebekah? Lodge, No ..5,1. 0 0.11‘.l
How cheery
are ~ new' hatsl
will be held this evening, in the lodge
rooms in Wall street. All member's
urc i'equebll‘d to attend the inveting l
Buckingham \\'. ll. (1., will 11111111 to-
morrow morning and afternoon. in
lied Men‘s Hall in Main street. A sew»
1111.: session will be held in the morn
ing. The regular business meeting
will be held in the afternoon.
\
FA'RFIELD’S ’ POST OFFlCE TO
REMAlN.
The. First Assistant Postmaster has
Addressed the Following Communi.
taiion to Congressman Hill.
lion. E. J. Hill,
liotise of Item-:1 sentulit'cs.
\l_\' Deni Mi. Hill ,
"1111 repoit of the inspectoi detail-
('ll to investigate the feasibility of
(unsoliduting the l‘air.ilt1ld (‘onnct'ii-
cm, and the Bridgeport, Unnccticut.
offices has been received and
cortluily considered, and you are ill-
1‘1'111'1111111, that in View of the facts
bun ht out in the inumligntion llil"
lwpaiunent has decided to take no
:11: 11.11 looking to the discontinuat‘ct—
ol' the post oilico :tt l1‘nirilcld at this
illnu
Bright and beautiful are
1tlivcl
1'1»:
“lhey strike :1 note of life
ilhe midst of January fog and
(1' .l
doors wry truly. {ll “01L
1 (signed) .1. (‘. KOONS,
Flirt Assistant Postmaster General.
Into the life of eiph tlzzv
:nd smart air.
...... 1' .¢—_.._._.
HITTING THE. MAPLES
How gladly we all welcon
The Grocery Fire took the measure
in 1
two names out of three. on the Nor.
walk Allc1s._Bolh tennis hay:1 now
won and lost five games '
The l..1brator1' and tho1titlic11 teams
of the Rubber & Tire Lemme will
puiples of rich depth, -—there
KhakiKool hats have fun
ing. .
Beginning next “‘nt‘li. the llu'eevcor-
And here are Szllin huts
,1.
the new hats for women;
1'
and beuul1 and charm in
gloom.
How they hint of clear skies and sunshine and days
they carry their cheerincss
to them.
Brilliant hues of green, soft but “lowing lose tints
is :1 wonderful range of color.
Almost light as, the traditional feather, too!
tidalion of \ery light straw;
and 011 that covering of rich soft silk from the Orient.
touched with just :1 single
applique with clever Chinese
those odd color combinations
with straw huts of Gemg-
”1616
‘1
rings out the note of Chinese
figures of
” ornainenls~almost with-
betore had.
beautiful new thing.
never before been made.
weaving.
"feel” that marks it as
lions of color—distinctly nr..w
unlike anything you’ve seen in silks.
atmosphere.
all outdoor occasions through the coming Spring; and Sumo
mer.
ularity—for beach and bathinq costumes, for golf, to
every enjoyable hour where brinhl hues and fineness of
fabric are welcomed.
and beautiful stripes at $3 a
Yo San
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a mob new Silk
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Shanlunw Silk with such :1 luster :tS Shunlung never}
Shown here first in this seclion; like many another}
-‘ ,.
YoSan is made in a way lh.1l Shanlunn silks bane“;
it is dyed in the tlncad 116101121
Has beautiful and 11 ii brin'hlness, the delighlnllf
dilicrent from all other Shaniung‘s'
And in bold cheerlul cffccthe patterns and combine-1
und smart.
Among them ribbon-sliipcd sports patterns; utterly}
And in quiet handsome plain colors.
But every color and: cvcrv 11:1 llern with .1 \vondiousl
YoSan will be queen of silks for sports weal and tort
Already it the Florida 1"e501ls it has leaped into pop?
New ready in plain colors at 112.5021 yard, in brilliant};
yald- ' : .:; ‘11, .1, '
Silk section, uyilrd floor. 1.‘ «' ‘.
'a cafe. Anelli was arraigned in court
todaydind the case was continued un«
der $1,000 bonds pending develop:
ments. Coroner Mix, of New Haven,
visited the hospital today to interriewl
the injured man.
—..
249 State Street
#—-
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Cleaning Co.
' Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blanket! and Lace Curtains Cleaned. ‘
H. LYN GE Prop
Team One.' . ‘ ' ~ '
W 0 1111111911“ 11111111111 _ 1 11 195 1sliip of Norwalk will be started. 'l‘l111\ (him-1'58 lllOllf.
18111111“; 111111115 111111111111 71 ‘1uptow11 alloys will be represented by 1 '
1'1" 11101191111 1111111111111111 616 111ml. year's c!1:1111pi0nslilp crew, and 01' llillS Ol SllilllOW lIlWi‘.
There will be rroguhu‘ meeting oi, 11111-1 111,110,: ................ 7’1: .3036 ”‘9 PM“? Will urobably also put Cl‘CpC lll unique llllllClllS lelt'l
Wanoma Council, No. 31. 13.0111. to 1 -...- 13111114212151;'91“:““11'1"1‘1f“f“‘11'1 muuwvrfif"; so Characteristic of the Flowery Kingdom.
morrow evening in Red Men's Hall.l Team Two. ' 1 (1 v I“ 0111' 111 1.11111
in Main street. A number of ranch-11,1 1111111111 “01111111 ((111111 1 ‘1 1.1 1slieet APO?” has not 111i b.1111 melted. llals Of l'lbllfll] COlllblllCd
dates will be 11111111191111 1 Jake blelger bowled 201, 212 and w?
, 1 1 - itxeortze Woodwald --------- M11111 11.1,, 11 1,111.1, 111,111,111“, 5111an (111 1111 site crepe, hats of me and honest Ameiicun satin;
_. 1, 1121911101: ............... .1 1 1 1:-
We have just 11111011111111: 52111111911911 1 111111 11011 1111111111111 11.11 1.1.1 111131111111 1m .\01\\:lllt .\lltv,s 111111111111 ... -ruly it dellghllul COllCCllml.
oi“ nla rm cloc 11 int se or 5 ______
11 us- _ ' u 1 1'
you me looking rowan alarm clock.1.1.eam 1.1118111 l . ’*"‘"“""-"" 11 _ Llefll .llld effé‘Clll 6, 1111118
Donnelly's i1 the place to find 11 W1 11 1.1 11.11,) 19,5 :Q‘fiET 'N 3°UTHERN REPUBL'C .' :ccomtion. There are even lltlle mnbroidcrcd
So 11 Mai street 1l‘1'- ‘“ "l ' _ cA.\ l'.)Sl‘ Costa Rica Jan. .31 -;(~11 . -
u 1 n " " ~__ ll? 11 1191 \‘l'itmcvel‘ """"" 78'“ Vl‘enre remains undisturbed thro': ‘ ,illllése lllflltlé‘llS. ""
—_‘ 1 11.11] (lrtenslcin 6.......5 ‘1 1 11 1 ill 1 d' ..11.
Arrangements are being completed ”'1‘. 1 ,_ ,. ._ ll "9 CONN“ no “ 18 an "19. ' : _1 N , 1
by the ‘euterlainment committee of!" "H” 5' North """ -"'-‘:‘__.MGS,(lL,1Us1t1.11 lnxl, Saturday of lliesilcnt Alltl SllLll ’01dtl “(,lllllfibCy 1 . . .
11m Numg 0,11,, 11,1. the mm“. 1 Gonzales 11111111 banks have omroa 1011i number. To truly :1 115111011 that Will meet quick :11)-
dance which will be held in the Royal11 Team1 F'Ve' 1111 their lull credit and support to tl1r'11110V111 3’
James inn. on WHshington birth- “ 1‘31 Mothers (“WM “”5“" 111‘01lsiunal gowrnmcnt ol' l1‘t1d11'ko ' . .
day 1 11A. |"l.(1.'i:1n1lt ............... bl "I111: 1,0 who runs .1linisn11 111 \\'a' in 9317 3'11 8"]0' 'lllCl lllOl'i'Z' “111 less
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_ _‘1_'. ,1 l :1...t 111.1 N... ------ 1 1 iii '11 111 :the (11112; 11115. Cabinet ,Socond “001.1 “2,111 51“.". “1"“.
Dr. L. M. Allen delivered an instt'uc-11 111211: 11. l‘iilel ........... 616.11 ..111 1 [111.111 1111-,1151011111 government 1011111,}, . . ’
live and interesting address on the1‘ . ""‘ ,issncd a. doz-roa for cltv'tions on April: ‘1
SUBJeCt 0f ”F'H‘St Aid." last night l0 Team Foul‘. first for 11 (on-:13.“ 11 lilt'll 11'1ll nicc‘E
the members 015 the Norwalk SUN“ 11'. H “01)“- ---------------- 85'13 ion .\lu\- first to draw up :1. 111' :1' (01b . *
niasters' School, who met in the down-1 1;; 1,. m, 1511,1111 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 721.2 1511111111111 1 1 1 : ..,
town library. # 12.11. Mace ................. 82.6 , 1 , . _ - .- ,. .1 .
. /'~ 1.1m: .1 11.1.0: ............. m ’ 101/1111: CF FRACTURED SKULL:
A very successful card party wan _--_ 1 bl" in. Jan '11. —-Andica L111 wax is
1,9111 this afternoon in the Town 113- . Team 3m 1believed to be thing in a local l1o=- -1
sembly Hall, for the benefit of? the Luwreatc 1111111 111111111111 3513 , pital today, of a f1actured skull. lie, - --_--. ,_
Norwalk Hospital. Money netted 111117 111991111111 Light 111111111111 711.1 1111as1strl1fl1 ovei 1111111 head with a piano"
.1119 affair will “’6 lume‘l 0"” m 9.11.1111. Hatch ............. 1732 5 001 IS 8- aged: by Felipro
hospital for immediate use. 3.171 :1 0111111111111 11 _________ 172 3117_111Anelli. during 11 dispute last night in 11 Stedfll DY'ing &
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FIRE lN WARNER 111105.571:
FORD BRANCH DOES DAM AG
OF ABOUT $1, 0091. '
STAMFORD, Jan. 3l.——Tho Whrn1r
Brother's paper box fact01y,ln Cedar
str.eet 1111s damaged by a stubborn
fire early yesterday mor.n'lng The loss1_
to stock is estimated at. $1, 000. ' I
The tire started, it is believed, from
an overheated furnace, antL spread
rapidly to two or the three floors in
t‘*e building: §
The factory supplied paper boxes
for 9113 Warner lirethers‘ corset plant
in Bridgeport.’
Hatches Every
Standard
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DEPARTMENT
George Lamb was given a permit
‘ to build 11.111111 51110111 for -Robei't.Car- ' '
’BUCEYE INCUBATon-s .
Halchable Egg
Old Colony
Breeders
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