for them in many ways.
Til WASHINGTON STREET
(‘roshy or the pastor. Rev. E. E. Wil-
son. Not only are the men looking ‘
forward to the event for the lake of a
good supper promised by the indies,
and the uocinl opportunities involved,
but for the address by Rev. Dr. Oakley
on the subject, “Abraham Lincoln." as'
well. Undoubtedly, too, the pastor .
will have something tony concerning:
the every member canvass, tor whichl
.._._ this supper is a preparation. Canvas
local people expect to attend the slug teams are being organised nnd Geo'rgc Dance was a visitor in Nor-
‘ n ode of the plans will soon be completed for the walk yesterday. '
k 1;“; nonunalllnt the state work The week preceding the can- ' _
h” this vnss, letters will be sent to every one Sam Slierer was
”I etiflflx- among the church membership cit-197d” on business.
, Couraghm' a “mm" team plaining the plan, and urging the mem-‘
accented Horry Wotodbury'a team by he” ‘0 "main It home I‘m Sunday M- Then- is an tpidemic of grip around
U95 points inst evening, thus putt!" ternoon. Febmw 24, to greet the town.
that, ”into tozhe good in]. canvassers. it is believed that the '
flmil. willheronmed next Thursday whole movement and will ‘rhea great Mrs \lilliata Niven teaics tomor-
social and spiritual, its well as finan- row for n virlt to Him Bench.
icial value to the church
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in Stamford yes-
A new hnxizagc truck has been de-
litered at the station.
'f'ne Women's Auxiliary oi Ghrist 3
In“ I. .“e a‘ the BOXING 3HOW ON STANFORD
of Mrs. C. N. Wood on 03mm Jack Lee Re
We at which tithe routine business Cavd For mm“ 1
marinaded. ”Hie mecfin: 1’1““ Boxing will be resumed in Btamferi
fi ant m will he announced on March 1 and Jack Lee will promote
m m. ‘an .iil~stn. card there on that date.
' says The Bridgeport Telegram Pre
limlnsry arrangements were made in
that city last night. Billy DcFoe, the
crack St. .Paul featherweight .who ‘se-i
curt-ti the decision over Phinncy Boyle
of Lowell at Providence on Mondny
[night and who fights Chick Hayes ‘6:
:lndii'inapolis s: Woonsoehet, R. 1.. to-'
marrow night. was engaged as one of
ported to Be Arterial” a
nun, spent the fore part of the wet-it in
Stamford.
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the ice out of the gutters at the stir
tion yesteriiry.
*r‘ A timber of. last Norwalk people
m use :ieotureen prohibition
. ‘Ot’tho'lirllzmist «Episco-
wfil church inst evening. There was
'W W ant the iiast
‘ . 1-8.th so that thereon-
!ater WWI-ghee; one of the crew
it would not look out of place if the
people would clean the ict- on their
walks.
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Miss‘ Elisabeth Savage, of West Side
'avenne. is teaching school in New
( ' ‘le liken the life and that he has
much naive service.
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5 409155 WM" LOW'R‘ it is commencing to look like sprins
“TV COURT PENALTIES around with the black smith shopI
Judge John J. Walsh in common doors 09""
pleas court yesterday lettered come. A
penalties imposed in the Bridgeport The new c-ieciric light that H. B.
.utr smut Pan! laolahcwich of Hoyt has the agency for in seiihigror
Bridgeport. charged with breach of your dollars.
the peace and obstructing an oilcer
was fined $100 and on!!! ill “I. city The committee that was appointed
court. but upon pleading guilty in ml- at the town meeting tut Monday
ercourty order-"Manly.” nighttoacf «theorem-w!!!”
iacitilmn mm“ “Minimal-emits“.
costs in city cost .and Hum“ onyci it
- .dcr the men’s upper
.. ktobeheldatihelastilvenne
' " ~ Wchmchnut Tues-
_. night. About. seventy-dye tickets
4 f drudybeennold, and all indiu-
' point. to an enthusiastic and snc-‘
. gnthcring on the evening of
_ahlrthday lftberesreoly
“minnows-noticebo-
w ha- solicited. they any
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nm.nnm;.nwm fined.” and cools -hNorotonnvcnnehiil “:1“.
thirst-n chod fiV fatrflcidcecndorrechhco mncmathem_ Kw
Many of Them Were Not Covered 1' by Insurance.
Our ' asses Today
The Wise Man was the one who took no chances and insured his car against loss by fire
and who insured through our office. He didn’t have to wait for his money.
THE COST IS SMALL
The cost of insurance is trifling compared to the amount of protection afforded. Whether
it TS Automobile Fire Insurance or any other kind, we can cdver you right.
Satisfied C‘uslom ens
Our customers are satisfied with their treatment. They find us always working to save
To protect them properly and to settle promptly.
When your present policy expires why not place your business in this office and
~ really find what it means to have as place the “Sum in insure.”
POHLMAN 8: McL .A
INSURANGE IN. A". US BRANCHES
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'O’Brlen house on Chestnut street,
the Heights.
, Miss Bessie West, of West Side ave-
Thr railroad had two men cleaning:
. the principals in the main bout. His Cannon. .
the "M incoln, 15"??“5'” opponent will be named next Monday ‘
‘irief furlough at his home here on night when billy De Foe’s manager 3 The m] drill of the» Home
N He.“ Just returned 8'1"“, Hollis ‘1“ 3° witnmford 1°? Guards was held last night in the
his second inlpnbrond. He 53’! the rim of do!“ “I“ articles ,own hail.
' .imtmac- Wednesday
,5, mummdmflnmw‘y‘mflumm as Anaccidntthetmightluycwmnch which won shared. picnic in»,
rim-m: w nun-n.1mtmudiooee-ni-m. om fafhlhcmnedtheotbermmmwhentbetflieswmmin his mum
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Nod. Luckily, no one was the worst
for the accident, but the rip, which
We! badly broken.
.\lr_ .in-'. Mrs. George Nouiett have
removed front the Heights to Stam-
Arthnr Steiner. formerly proprietor
of the news depot at the Heights, and
WWd'RIhM, formerly chef for WM»
iinm chnler, Jr., of Great lslnnd, are
now in charge of the culinary depart.
men: at Fitch's Home under Steward
Lultertnrin. ‘
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Mrs. Thomas Crawford is now occu-
pying one oi the Ashton (into at Nore-
ton Heights.
ti Thur-tin Gilbert, the new pro
prittot of the Noroton Pharmacy,“ ‘ia'
came here from Danbury, has now tuit-
cn charge. Mrs. Gilbert has not yet
arrived in town, as she is enioyinz a
visit in the South. I
in spite of the cold weather, a large
audience gathered at Center schoxl.
Tuesday night to enjoy the lecture
given by Lieu! Sharp of the “Assam"
ion his rxperlences during the yrcnt
, 'war. Sthool children. led by Stool: .v
F Wood and family wito time been I» “timer at the plane. sans pn'r!
occupying ”w ”"w‘mu over the No— title stings. and a collection of $27 Was
mm, “mm“, at the Heights, have taktn for the purpose of buying Wtul
.mo‘cd to Stamford for the use of the local Red ,Crorm
; ro'k who were credulous recording
The railroad? wrecking crew war the smirmrm that Edward Fairlieid.
in town sword" putting new trucks. janitor or the Town Hall, had taken up
mder it “My ton car 01 coal “MC" itnittln:. Wt'le convinced yesterday.
hodhrolten. ’ ,wheu a knitting bag of gorgeous green
Land crane cretonne hung in the writ.
The tum Horace tanks that the 819' dow of the Town's Clerk's oillce. bear-'
wart Gummy use to keep all in hatl ing 2‘6 legend "Eddie Fairchlld's knit-
~been miter mt of the store and bill ting bag."
out side Tzll the company believes in
tht slocan of f"Safetv First."
Miss Lillian Wilson, one of the mm:
popular of the girls of the town, who
has been in poor health for sevrrel
months, is now in is very serious aim
dition.
Sanford Smith and family. formerly
of Loni Ridge, are now occupying the
at.
lit. and Mrs. J'. vxoulett of the
Heights have removed to Hartford
where the firmer is now employed at
the State moratorium
l
k
Honors are being heaped upon Mar
cesaion. 0n nicnday the aelecflnen ap-
pointed him town counsel, and the
next day Gail. Holcomb appointed him
as .n umber of the State on
V on Public Weldon, which was credi-
odbythecctoilast year's General
honorably inconsiderate nines “our
tnbus bill," and report to the legion.
tare to assemble next your. The place
Mr token we! tenderly held
bypr. Howard Stout Noticed, also of
gthistnnnriioycucw a/cnptnioni
g The condition of former Constable
i “W! W 0'
Hartford smith. who has been helpless t: 3:,
st 1|me for the pnetweelt. remainl
unchanged. 'iiamp'": left. side is par ‘
thud. Meeting even the orgnnc of ‘l-Ll m Wm
speech to more degree. in m
mm.mcr-MGM.
The Lndiea'MldSociety oftheiiipie- arm-ail idler. died-
Militant held.” away-cell" «moles-"ac numbers»
snob one triadic lanotfivnrOIMyIIL-flo-
mnmlanM'nr ad
Mfr. Eocene T, Burgess‘ér of Leroy
,avcnue celebrated her birthday anni-
Veflafl' today, nod also the first not.
versnry of the birth .‘of her you:
daughter, El ill.
hair-tent. oi tize church. while “inflamed! mucus
ing occupied uielr banishing She ”twee-mould”
Telephones 1952-1953
W. Norman oi this town in m “c. i art. Company
UMNM‘ m ”M
Few Were Insured.
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Mu» W‘ Monroe store windows, where.oi‘llclal
Albert Pal-aver, who is employed hv
the Monroe Pharmacy, was taken to
WAC ! II a l ll ' wnr notices can be found.
the Stamford Hospital, Wednesdav.
\iiss Ell a Krapow—i‘ec spent Thursday suffering from pneumonia.
in Bridgeport
__ l The members of the' Worth
William Stencheonis confined to his L933“? 0‘ the Methodist Church hthi
home with m1. 3 silhouette party It the home Of
Miss Ethel .ltzfiif, Tuesdev erenin';
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Miss M. E. O'Brien. of Brooklyn in
visiting relativesvin town. i
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott Ianinf'e
the marriage oi their daughter, Miner-
Frank Burke of Bridgeport called to ‘I- Serg'. Al Burhemf'ivlort Wright,
friends in town Twin, on Thursday, Jan. 17.
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Geor e Hofitnnn being broken in
as n asbstitute maifiarrier. A. Bowlers and George W, Dunes. witn
___._.‘...._. their wives, formed a theatre party to
Fred Foirty of the Aviation Signal \ew York, gum”
Corps has been made s cm
F E. Green, Edward immense A.
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"' The Shawnee Campfire Girls me: at
Charles Broedhnrlt is confined to the home of Mrs Y‘. ood Monday even
his bed with a severe attack of grip .n, w pram“ ('1' the council the
— wh ti: is to be given in the new in-
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. u" e
Fred Bell on Wednesday, Jan. 31). l
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Wnrren Rutledge client the weekend
in New York with Wallace Smith.
- d a p08
er Miller has lsccepte
not": the store of the Welter Stew
Miss Bessie Kelley returned to the
New Rochel’e College after speniint:
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
i_ ’and Mrs. Edward Kelley of Carter
sfl'eet.
Lawrence Dingee, an employe of the
“fl"- FKarl Garage, has been confined to his
Miss Lulu Tum ’3 ill at her home for the past three weeks, with
on lever 5W"! 5mm M” mm" ‘ grip, which has terminated in rhenma- :
enter] with appendicitis. Etism,
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bailey midi» & member of the! Private Clinics Knpowicc of Conn
‘9“ Devens has returned to
police force. h” ”A h" ”“5“” puny D. Camp .
to takeoffect April 1. team after spending a short furlough
’wiit. relati' es in Stanford and this
dun Hannah stellar. “in” 1mg: m
and lies Initial We 8 ,,... ‘, _
:mw in W fl As n means of tool connotation. the
—"—' public schools will observe May,
«MW ”'3' "W "i' m“ “9"" Feb :1.» n holidcy. in connection
10" mm at '1.” m"! “which Unmln BirthdIY. which occurs}
pitnilcenpcvtedhenietodey the'dayiollowlag.
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luv. it. id. Natal
chip nothing. “1‘ odd Hrs. Levi Brush :of Bril-
wdflmu'h. other H“ Hood cm were tenderedaaurprieo
”linen-coin“ {mm by “in mum at Liberty.
"""""‘ Wednesday evening. Webb '9'
Thaw“ ml“ at. Alia homoi [MW and um with”.
rdwm HWY“wtchaaniiouith-adrn
toilet Wilt-l , venom» union. and the lost
non-mm. MW“ "1
Wine in; iiiit. seemed to color it
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