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WASHINGTON’S
BIRTHDAY
ROGERS (r STEVENS
NO‘R WALK SO. NOR WALK
DON N ELL'Y’S
10 So. Iain It.
'00?! IOIWALX.
Tho Ladies' Aid of the First )i. F
Venitle ceme-
ery. A delegation from the New Can-
an Grange attended the nerVices.
The nail hearers were four sons of
the deceased.
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l Funeral of Mrs. A. E. Byxhcc.
l Funeral services for Mrs. Alma E.
i Byxbee were held yesterday afternoon
{from the home of her daughter. Mrs
.Farrou 8. Betts, 410 Riverside Drive,
New York city. Rev. w. W. Duncan
fofllciated and the body was brought to
this city for interment in Riverside
cemetery.
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Mrs. Joseph Tekin.
} Francis. wife of Joseph ’i‘ekin, died
. at her late home on 65 Ward ctreet.
' last night. She is survived by her hus-
§baud and five small children. The»
,iiiaeral will take place on Friday
morning in St. Marys (iturch at to
'o'cloclt and the burial. will be in St.
= Mary's Cemetery.
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Funeral of Mrs. Downey.
The funeral of Mrs. Honors. Downey
. widow of the late John Downey wan
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church will went at the church, Thus:-
day iiteruoon. at 2 o'clock. at whit-h|
.. time the ladies will sew for the iltttl‘
Crows.
(‘ourt Edmondo de Amicis. Fort-.4" JEATHS AND FUNERALS,
,ers of America, int-t last evening on:
—_”- liransncted routine business.
Mr and Mrs. Hui-old Burr and son,‘ ’
Earl, 0! Franklin street, South Nor-g -119”, the sailor boys. Masqup'
walk. have moved to Newark. N. J" bail, Armory, Friday night, Prizes.
whom- Mr. iiurr is employed in the J. J.
Pom Automobile factory.
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Mrs. Ann Conneli.
The passing of Mrs. Ann Connell, of
VWilton. marks, perhaps, the last of the
’old lrish settlers, who were attracted
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5 The Norwalit Building, Loan and lfl'
_._._... lvesiment association met last evrn~
. '-—Grand masque ball, Friday night. ! ing at the oilicei and admitted six new
'Normlk Armory. ilonofit Naval .\iil- ' int-tubers and made three loans.
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'iug oi the railroad between here and;
ilanbury. Ann Hoffman Council wan
.bom in Ballymacelligot Parish. Tralee,l
'County Kerry. lrcland. in 1832. and
ynpent the first twenty yearn of her life
"' ”Other“ 'liflVt‘ be?" remembered. in that pariah. When her father died
Association' lit-lp the .\aval Militia. Attend the in 185’ the family decided to migrate‘
'(iookenoe Haymakers' .
‘ will initiate aciass of six or more canimasqne ball. Armory. Friday niitht. to the ”Promised Land," .5 America
didatirs this evening at Red Men'sf'i’rizes.
fl - flail“ Norwalk. Delegations will be? -———-———- 'try. Accordingly, with her. motheri
‘* . present from Bridgeport anti Soutlii , Owing to the weather and also the and brother. she took passage in n!
,Norwnlii Hayniakers' Association. Af ’ War Rally held last evening at the sailing packet, and after three months:
ter ism work a nupper will be uerved. i Palace Theatre. there was no meeting of severe ”“59“". landed in America-
‘ joi ilizpiih Circle, of tho King's Daugh- They went Almost immediately to Wily
A very brief meeting of Trinity lien'i' if”:
,/ club was held in the club room last: were paid to laborers. and her broth-
i evening. The matter oi changing the' Friendship ASSOClallOfl“ N0» 7. "flier obtained work. Mrs. Council was
quarto” was discussed and on niotionl With Mrs. Pearl Thomrs 0‘ Rowai'iouflor a time in the service of Mrs. Ro-
“the following committee was up»: 1351 evening and transacted routin-i land and also of various families in
William A. .‘inci’hersan. businesi. The next meeting will be Ridgefleld. After a few yearn in Wil-
poinii-d: -
chairman. Rev. F. A. Coleman. ilavltlf held “9“ month. 'ton she married John CWMH- 30"
Ideccaiied and moved into the house
w, mymond, Samuel W. iloyt. JIM" '
“my” H. Lincoln Richard lrelantl.l" ,rrll'irthanniversary, Brand's Jewel- that has been her home since. Her
J. «Henry (2. bailey. . This committee) I ”more, clocks, watches. jewelry, tip-fame. however, an a laundrens of ca-
nttical goods at reduced prices. Largelceptional ability had spread and she
1 stock. found it lucrative to continue this work
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. .lohn McFadden, an itinerant knight prominent people of that region. que-
lo! the road “magma mt. city yeuer- was the mother of two children, John,
461th anniversary, Brand's Jewel-l tiny. begged enough money to buy who resided with her, and Mrs. Charles
I" store. Neck chains, iavalliers.‘ booze to blunt his moral sense, pan- Murray, M Norwnlk. Unlike the ma-
hroomes, bracelets. lockets, ear drops, handlrd his Way along Washington 10f“! 0' ll’llh people who emigrated
i Street and then shocked a number oi ‘0 America, M". Council was a
firitilens by an indecent exposure. He "WW" Mahdi". and joined St. lint-
‘ arrested by officer Frank Strntton thew's ”“1“" '00" 3“" coming to
my Me and m taktrfihilifiaillilll‘ charged with drunkenness and breach‘ “mm-sh?" met! mined services.
‘ .. “an“ that'a kao‘pk. "f. the peace, He was iriven a loo: “s e had to travel over two
M' “m Equal Franchise Lennon!” ti stretch of thirty days in Bridgeport '3" “a ‘ Y '0 mend: Anions her many
‘ 'otheririends oi the cause will tie jail by Judge George Vosburgh this Patrolsofwlhi 3mg?“ "'9 33""
» held next Monday. the 25th, at 3 morning. her nem "e V on". who turn
‘ . .- __ ry Christmas. and whom
.s-“o'oleck in the afternoon at the house
‘ - . she was wont to regale with stories of
5‘ 'oi'MraTifihristiaz‘Swai’it-z,t:: 23:22; HOUSATOMC ”:5" ICE BREAKS lreland and Wilton in the earlier days.
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t’lam conference with Miss Daphné Sel- DERBY. Feb. zit—ire in the Housa- no:::f;“:::zc'k3:r:l:fl;f glint“?-
;deu,'»tate organizer. and Miss Grace i.. tonic "V" it?!“ '0 more today. It in Church and the [interment ;w 89' .12.!
“Murray, county organizer. These ciev- thlmlncms thick, an excoptioual lliil Cemetery ~ 3 n s
4 er and charming young workers will condition, ““41 fears are lit-id that it '
:state the advanced position the Na- “1nd" damage, The ice under thP
' tional Woman Suffrage Association ”‘3‘ swollen “Y" began '0 break three
ten and will tell just. what miim north at here, and it will jam in
30' occup d t bet The Lake ilousaionic in which, the ice is
ouch "man can ° Time“? to he stiii solid. éspecialiya at the raw.
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Imnsiitugflntze House and the end ,tivnnmite to relieve the pressure at
.-, ms ’ the dam.
being in sight in the Senate. the ques- Between herbv and Shelton a bridge
?‘, on” {'0' Connectitcu‘t‘lrr: (I; tggfézn: is bring built by the state highway
”recon. proguan .
‘ . . , department and a temporary bridge is .
Wan-1n to the. United Brotherhood of is med for traffic. This bridge is be- Vi. Wehie rendered Gounod's "Ave Ma-
Carpenters aud Joiners. ““ill you co
,, int: protected with spiles. The Newfiav" a! the oflertory. and Miss Marie
0’9"” or will you obstruct? llnven road is strengthening and pro- Remiin "3““er WU sweetly "There
tot-ting "s trestle bridge. 3“ a Beautiful Land on High." The
, ‘t'choir sang “Lead Kindly Light." as the
The Bolshevild Minister of Mal,m‘cortegc left the church. Miss Sheehauv
Cossacks. He was talr- officiated at the organ. The pallbear-;
"(era were John Oates, James London;
ihiark Donahue. Daniel McKenna.
will have a meeting at the office of
. W.‘-R:tymond this evening at 8 o'clock.
The members then adjourned until
next Monday evening.
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Funeral of John Quinlan.
The. funeral of John Quinlan was
very largely attended this morning
from his home on Main street, West-i
port. at 9 o‘clock, and from the Church’
of the Assumption at 9:30. where a
requiem high mass was sung by the
pastor. Rev. J. J. Dugan. As the cor-
tege left the church, Richard
Baynham rendered "Calvary." John
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.. scan, ere. '
use 3. no. 1mm com.
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was hanged by
on from a trans—Siberia train.
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eat. The Holy Name Society and;
Compo Engine Co. acted as an escort'
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it Safe Deposit Box
and cemetery. interment was in the,
Catholic Cemetery, Weatport. I Rev. J.
‘ J. Dugau ma the burialcomniltal at
, the grace. ' ‘
i St. Mary's cemetery.
3to Norwaik and viciniyt by the build.
twas then known to the irish pomp-I].
Eton, attracted by the high wages that: .
‘ -.\'orwnlh, was united in lhl' bonds of,
spending 1 —___.,- ‘3
Mrs. Jennie . Smith. of Morgan avei IIG LEG ’L' "
one. has returned to his home in Rim: “"2": FUND' > ‘ ‘ . ‘ 7
goes, N. J. t. 5 113:0” Church in New Haven Charged "T' "
i -——-—- ~ 31,000. i ' "'
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g Craig ”"010th the m“ ”"w‘ ! NEW HAVEN, Feb. 20.—-A man, un-'_, ,
Broken rice is about half the price'He‘"! Ltnxweiler ”m J- J- 0'00“" ;a furlough. if i V 3
of “me me. - snowmaum M me My ”we“! > [um i 83 and 85 Washmzton St. l Phone 1405. -;
. iciety. Court Westport Parishern of NEW RULES MAKES I M ' , v” we»
-uventu in one Sentinel ,‘Amfl'mv 00”” 303‘” C°-- 0' '“chi HOMES LESS DRY T0 . ' . '
Ithe deceased was a member. were prep; ARl‘Y-NAVY MEN Here’s Instant Relief! No Pain, acre.
and marched in a body to the church! ‘
1 held this morning at 8:30 from the litteri
; horn»: Smith street and at 9 from
St. Joseph's church, Rev. Michael '1.
Lynch ofliciating. Interment was in
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NOR WALK
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F.O.B. DETROIT
There in inflexible logic in the fixing of
we cloned cars.
that price for the Max
The purpose of the M II builde V
to strike the MIDDLE LiNExtllibwlutetalvu:
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7 and Personal They have done so with scientific accu-
gi racy. ‘
if NEWS l i The Maxwell cloned can have grace,
L 4;“; _ i -, beauty, comfort, efficiency, durability, econ- ‘
Blacitureméturgn I ‘0'“, and ‘ quip t.
But,“ builttoscllf lea Ilia
one or the other or magma be fieldnuzs
“Mrs. Julia ii. Sturnes, iormerlv oi
matrimony Tuesday at Bridgeport!
with Victor 3. Blackstrom. of tint‘ ‘ On the other band, for a higher price you
city. Rev. t'harlen w. Findlay per 3 ‘ o , . . .-
iormed the (cremony. The couple mugctonlyhrlefllleorfanctcrf lull}! t_ '
~not any greater VALUE or finer “class.
. That is what we mean by “the Middle
Five-Pouch“: Sedan. 51195, Six—Passenger 1.... Car, .m95- Touring
Cat with All-Weather Top, 3855; Touring Car, 5745; Roadster. 5745
All Prices F. o. a Detroit
were atrtnded by Mr. and Mrs. James
Donsellv. of South Norwallr. the lat.
ter being Mrs. Sturaes'n sister. There
were also several other Norwalh peo-
ple present at the ceremony. Shortly
after the seriices the newlyweds left
on a brief hr.neynioon and upon their
return will reside in Bridgeport.
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BARBOU B—DlCKSON. _
Elizabeth Middlebrooh Barbour.‘
SYKES MOTOR SALES CO.
56 North Main Street, south Norwaiit
formerly of Nohalh. was recentlyi
married to Robert P. Dickson, while;
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Fred C. Ben-i
nett. in California. Mr. and )lrs.‘
Dickson are touring nouthern Califor-,
nia altd‘ will terminate their trip inl
March at Porterville, where they will;
build a bungalow among the orange
groves '
William H. Brewer, who has been ing 01' transportation of such.”
onth with his cousin.‘ to "Ch home for such purpose,"
quorr‘
tor the con! Affine” ‘1 “m Terry. tier-stood to be a representative of the
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has be,” a, M, hoe in West avenue' Connecticut Temperance Union m Swift's Silver Leaf Pure Lard, 1b. ...................... 31c
on a “mouth ceniiy notified at meeting at the Center. 4:» Eat Spar: gm;vtl;;p°l;’::r brand, lb. """ '.' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 32° .
-— none e o s .................... cakes
Attorney A. H. Goldnel’, connected fsrguzzgzhfitzhmr (and m to be Old Dntchpt'ileanner lar' e can 4 fl
Wl'h "10 ‘3' 0m“ “I ”Inn” ‘ M9“ I to make sure of ”if“: 0' the state 5 Golden Santos COR, 3 '''''''' lb 200 I ' l ......
in Stamford. was in Norwalli today on‘tives i th , ‘ g represeula- - . cc ..... . .... . . . . . . . . , 5 bl. for 96¢
business. lent Azumilnexthmsion of the Gen- Choice California Prunes ...................... ‘2 lbs. for 25c
”mm“ "rite; "“3"" it" '3" "'9 Challenge Blend Coffee, per pound ....... , ............ 22c
Harry F. Rose ha's returned to the.church was slated tool; ”:00 enter Bun Brand Golden Pumpkin, can ................. . ..... 150 .
electrical school. Brooklyn Navy Yard.' ratification of a" prohibition 4mg: Bromo Seltzer 25c size cut to ................ 200
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after a visit at his home it y imam to m, “mm Commune“, The - For other Specials, see Circular at our store. It Will pay
m” zm r. re“, 0, “We ”feet'iamount to be raised all through Con. _ you to follow up our popular sales.
necticv to influence theI Legislature is
not stated.
810i Biililiiit! liliB
has been visiting Mrs. Ollo A. Ken-l
uedy of Passaic, N. J.
Samuel 6. Policy oi Camp Down: is
at his home in Monroe street. enfoying
l A. F. Beckmaiin & CO.
' This Space Is Reserved by
nun. Stillman After Rubbing
With “It. Jacob's Linimcut"
Ah! Pain is gone!
except when administered for medical QuicklyT—Yen! Almost instant rev
purposes I” Dr under the direction oi-lm "on, m, an
a regularly licensed physician or! ope ' stillness. llmenens
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army lurgeon. provided that thin reg? '“d 9"" '°"°' l tenth rubbing with
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hmMMMalm. It is aprndent form 01in.
w _ BoXes $4 a Year ,
mitorivdk Savlunslianli
iulatlon shall not apply to the giving
‘ . a— , p . 'or serving of such liquor in axltrivate '
nuance of loss of yowvaluable papunhylrecrhlrg- Funeral wanna“, iW'ifl members a m “an,“
_. .. . ~ . in» funeral m" bone “0 mil." ‘
h"- ' , :Ias- .— of A ‘ 0’ Batieywill The none regulation reads:
take place Morrow evening at 8'
“fl.“- "W I"! Mallow. I 1750” are miles «mi-cut to the bound-
Coart; Through an error laye‘nter— any of every military cairn. except,
day' depenit‘wan stated that’hewan “In! 511:: the “The“ en tam
horn hm“ t or town was! a
horn 2 Bradford v: and :gl: ”nau',” mm” " H than
, ' ' eneh '1‘ the nearest hound-
mmthmfldaff‘rw any. This mutton
in accident by a hug " at
Then-alas will he placid i
"There in‘herehy established a none
, serving of cause it won't hurt or he
TheEveryWoman’s FashionShop
13 Main Street, Norwaik
“8t. Jacob’ uniment," ,
Apply this nothing. penetrating oil
directly upon the ache. and like nia-
glc,,rellei comes. it in a harmless
ha‘eliache, harbour and sciatica re-
lief. which ne'er disappoints, can not
latch and doesn't burn or discolor
the shin. . g x
Straighten up! Ito, those tortur-
ous "ntitchen." ia a ml. you will
rm tit-tron overhadshach. be
all! M
This establishment is approach-
ing the grand opening Which. .
-’ . will beannounced within
. Q , slew days. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler