“film of 13 Seavlew ave-
; 'm'h seriously. ill with pneumonia.
‘-.nryfl£.
wo‘md in action.
“tum or the .Norwalk Bar -
Amn'fimdered to Captain John
“11.3mm Country club on Satur-
cloned-um mace, who use tele-
WWW: , 1
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A [landowner of Mr. and Mrs.
The ltoreoptlm lecture in the
Methodist Episcopal church. this even-
ins, “Mitosis: 1t. 7: 45 o'clock. and all
can”.
”I. M W. McCormick of
Stanford, “cached a very inteicsling;
sermon stake services at the East, is the lnse rate upon which all rates
Avenue I‘M, last. evening
Mr. and In. Ariel Cameron have
«clone! 30 their home on Hawkins!
avenue. an mdlng the past two
areas with relatives in Newfane, Vt 1
I
The ladies 6f the East Norwalk lm-
prou Association will meet 0113C
Toads; flew with Mrs. Edwardl
.Howefla afifiuremnue. for Red Crossi
work.
“mints: in Pagan Land‘s" will be
the ”a of an illustrated lecture to'
he 31!. at “to East Avenue 31.. E. .
Chm ‘13 «evening. The lecture it-i
colt. ”lobe of the utmost interest '1
will tempunicd with sixty heauli- !
fully Mounted slides depicting ihe(I
erdr‘e children in pagan countries. 1
YMW was rally— day at the
Chi”. M when the annual roll-
coll of the mrishiancrs was held. Rev.
George I. Tceple delivered an‘ ad—
dress at the opening of hie services
which were prparatory to the coming
series of evmgcliutic revival meetings
which will start on Tuesday. Januaxy
28 alum-flout; until Sunday, Febru-
Mmy East Norwalk boys are includd
ed kmnusuhich appears in another
pm'il' his issue of those who/arriv-
ed with the 66th Artillery, C. A. C.. at
Hohoken on Saturday noon aboard the
U. S 8. South nak'bta. The boys were
in no“ a health and spirits and
union; to get back to their homes in
this $7,131.17 me now stationed at
Camp m ,.
. flu. Moe Miller of Rowan
smug-anus and Mr. and Mrs.
Robot: Ilium oi 54 Flis‘. sheet,
East Wk. went to Hoboken, N. J.
Saturday. expeting to meet the some
of Mr. and ‘13. Thompson, who were
outpaced Io fie cctnrning to the United
Satan on {he trans-non Sout‘ 1 Dakota.‘
The potty took the 5 o’clock train
from mm1k,and afterw waiting
until nearkannn found they could not
getnew. enough to the dock to see the
totem pm. They then took the
tel-Iv film to Long Island City.
we cuddled by meetlr g
M'- G. Sayre They had a.
man-11's talk with him 1. tote tie
MW for l‘mup M'IIS, 11'. '11 re the
so“ III remum f): a few .lajs
Incite ”g- nuscecd out. Mi 1.1.1]
In. Moon were greatly disap-
m k not meeting their 011 11 Son.
m Wills!- Sayre Thompxon.wl1o
m?“ was still confined i1' :1
M Winn recovering lrom
Miaite-amd in France with
MWHCorps, U. 5.11 a!
Elem-Ill! K91! prepared di'n'mr at.
«him when they welcomed
mm back to his plofefide
Wm was Wmasmr
wflm‘xe-evening. emailu were
more. lumber )f the meinbt- 1:; of
film and OutlineKogh was culled
unlim- interesting woman:
at the over there. Those
m m Captain lohn Keogfir,
Gm ween Frost, Corporation
M mu J. Quinlan. Judges
‘1“ I. I“. Henry 1R. Gregory,
Game I. {ooh-1‘51; Joseph A. Tay-
OHM! m. John H.
”11‘. mil Nehemiah Candee Prose-v
cuts More Cramer C Hege'man
new. and AW
mam-11111. John 3‘. Ounce, Look
m John Dwyer, Ira O.
Gm. Ian Davis. J. J. Linxwelller,
1mm and Ban! 8.. Connery.
MONTE POLE
ms HOT CHASE
07m from First Page.
phone as: cornice
m. each at the thxee periods re-
m ’5 film 1lire several classes of
saline.“ by this order, with par-
flcu‘hr duress for each class. The
, ema- wmfiaho'n as the “stalion to
11136.99 11: is that most commonly
‘ rate which. it. must be borne. in mind.
' feral. are computed
a any reason beyond the control of the
be about one-tour}: greater than the
“station to action” rate. I
The minimum “person to person"1 John M. H 21. . .
late will be 20c aptl no "person to' lolm 11.11;“ 'H.f,: :1 11 1:11— 1:1;11‘1 31.11
person" calls will be accepted where printer and former 19:11:12. .11 of South
the “station to station” rate is less Norwalk died at r 5 1:9 1 2e: ch, No .
than 15.1Warrez1 straw Stamford. on 511‘. l!!!‘ it
Another interesting feature of the, noon. 311. Hill is eurv'ized by his wife.
postmasmr general? order is the 65-: who was .ormorly 11.55 1121.- erinz- Ln
tablishment Of an ‘nppoi‘ntme‘at rate.’ derdown of this (:11). He 1v“; 1 1'11 Nuri
The “appointment rate" will apply to 1,971- of Butler 1.11159 N.1.fy7. I. (116‘ ,
toll calls. made on a. “person to DC!“ Old Well Lodge 30.10% N and all};
0 .
~son" basis. on which the calling party. and Stamfmd Lmlgo Kuiyh's
in plaCing the call. designates a 1160- thias of mm» 1 :rd “11 F2. :111 loft
oite time at Which he WT" "“1" “4-th Branch of the lutcrnu tonal iym g1..
the called party and on which the “9”": phical Union “Jr Hill 11nd 1111:.
versation is held at the specified nme. friends in this rilv. .1114 all Will 11‘;
Obviously the ‘appolntment’ service great to 193m .,r his l11'11'l'lle 111-
involves the making of the appoint- neral 5(1119-33 11:-1| be we. tmmtlu:
lifl'n 21;: i! 1 ',
late home on Tuesday
ment in addition to the operating ef- ..
o’clock. Rev. T". 5. (”1319111212 and
fort necrssm‘y to complete a “person
to person' '03“.
pointmcnt" rate is about one- half
greater than the ‘slation to station”
.1314
here for interment «11 Lifer'ndu (-9712;-
: tery.
DEATHS are revenues g ._7
Consequently the “an-l ciate, and the remains will be brought}
Francis E. Merwln.
Ebenezer Morn-in.
seventy-seven yeax'k. dim!
afternoon at his residence.
Grego-y 1301‘?er l. 1‘...
3896'
yeste. “(lav ?
N01,"
for the varic'N' “cases of service 0f~ Franc-i:
The minim...“ ..ppoint1ncnt’ rate
'will be 25 cents and no "appointment'
call will be accepted where the CHI-111115 wito. Mr. Merwin
lion to station” rate is less than 151i the own “11,-, ‘
c.ents 1 member of 301:. as Fowler Post, G. A.:
A‘ messenger call" tale is also pro-11., and well—liked by a host or friends»,
vided ll! [110 119W regula 10115. The funeral will be held \‘r’cdncsrir'cy‘
\Vhen a. toll call is made on a “De!"- at‘ternoou at 2 o'clock. Rev.
son to person" basis and messenger son officiating,
service is required to secure, the at- the Eugt Norwe‘lk cemetery.
tcndance of the designated verso!) at '
the nearest available telephone, the
senger call' rate. which is the Ham 1
as the "appointment' rate. will apply who died last Tuesday at the Nor~
An additional charge is made for UN Walk Hospital 11111] 11 hose remains are
msenger service The minimum being held awaiting the arrival of her
messengel call" rate. which is same brother, Private Francis W. George.
no “messenger call" will be alccptetl. 11110 is stationed at Foxt. l'liss Texas.
where the “station to station" rate is will be held from her late home. 3:;
lens than 15C. High scrcct,
To provide reasonable compensation day afternoon at 2 oclock. Rev.
for the operating work performed on Harold E. Wilson pastor of the Exact
toll calls, other than those made on :1 Avenue, 31.15 church. of which the
‘stutlon to station" basiS. where the deceased was 11 member. will omciate,
desired connection is established, but and the inltrninnt will follow in the
conversation is. not held because of family plot
Pi'ivafe George left Fort Bliss on
[Plephone company, a “report charge" Friday and will arrive in this city to‘
will be’eouivalent to about one-fourth morrow. _
of the station to station" day rate. In . ,
no case will the “report charge" bel Funeral of Lorenzo Flore.
less than ten cents. nor more than $2 The funeral of Lul'clutg) Flore. we»:
Of course the maximum “report held yesterday afternoon at 1:30. from
charges" will apply only as calls 01 his home. 143 South Mam street. and
great distance. St: Joseph‘s' church at 2 o'clock.
As stated. the24-h0u1‘ day is divided where services were held. Miss Alice
into three periods with v;a1' 111.: tau;-Q Splan rendered the solos, Face to
but it must be understood that "day Face, and Some Sweet Dav. l‘hc pair
raLcs" will apply on all calls, othe" bearers were .rom Cn'u'; Llahatdte'po.'
than those made on :1 ‘ strtlop to 1111- Foresters of Arne» 11:1 interment wees
lion“ basis whether thty ai'emade, in the family plot. St. Mary'9 camel
d 1ring the day. evening 01' night. 1 tery. The floral offerings were many
in other words, the reductions a7 ‘and beautiful. The funeral was om
lowed during the periods when the of (Le largest ever held in \‘orwal'k.
”evening" rate and the‘ night" rate l~ and showed the esteem in. am on tlm'
in eflect, will apply only on ‘stalion lo‘ deceased was held.
station" calls, and tho 111113. 111.121 1': 1 _
duced rate for such calls is 250.1 Fune‘ral of Mrs. Mary H. Field.
The evening" rate will be in fo1c , The funeral of MN Mary 1!. Field
from 8: 30 11.111 to 12 midnight. The will be held {tom her late home. Bur—
raXeS during this period. on ‘.-'1:1t‘10n :0 litt :11'.enue Tuoshy fitemcon at 2
station" calls only, will be about one o‘.clock Rev. Fratlcrl cit A. Coleman
half of the "station to station" day will officiate.'1nd interment will be in‘
rates ! Riverside cemeterv.
{rho “night" rate will be in force
from 12 midnight to 4: 30 a. m The RECORD ATTENQANCE
rates during this period on ‘station to
station” cals only, will be about one- I
quarter of the “station to station" day,
”“95 Luge and appreciative linoleum
For the purpose 0‘ applYing ”‘9 attended both performances of the
“evening” and “night' rates the tune Catholic play entitled "The Victim”
of day at the point at which a message at the Regent 'I'heatre yesterday ‘1.
originates, will be used. Harpoon and evening ~
“Collectcalls are cells for which the! The Catholic children of the city at.
charges ate reversed and billed'ten'ded in large numbers in the after-
against the called subscriber and will noon to witne'sg the great mom 1.33.’
be allowed only in connection whh‘ son taught by the play.
calm rated on the ‘person to person" It was tat from an ordinnry prodIc-'
basis. lion and as advertised was a wonder»;
The Hopi-one my has com to] photoplay classic It was filled
plated a chart which shows Lhe actual with electrifying thrills up! who of
rates between all Exchanges in 1 an immense human interest which held the
noctlou and which includes lnl‘orma attention of the audience tram begin-
tion regarding the initial
periods, overtime charges and 11 Mr Such plays cannot but elevate the
features of the changes. This chart tone of the moving picture. and no
wilibe available [or distribul' .011 :11 an sermon could more eloquently punch
early dam Meanwhile. specific rates the lesson of the
to given points will be furnished at the meat: neither could the pm:- of
once of the telephone chmpany 1.1101: 811081311 more forcibly depict flatly de-
raxIest. avotion and priestly fidelity to n:
5891] 'ol’ the Content-lad.
ROW IN SW
Funeral of Miss George
‘—
A return of other production. of
the some order would be greeted by
iwords of appreciation by those who
At 12: 4,5 Sunday moming Arlhm attended last evening are an indica-
Machado drifted into police head lion
quarters and displayed to Desk Sar
gean Jarvis uufiay a badly smolleu' KNFGHTS To GIVE ENTERTAIN-
and cut right eye which he claimed he; Under the auspices of South Nor-
received at the hands of :1 mlzllbt'l‘ of wall-1: Council. No. 1253. Knights of
men 111 Kid Williams' Bridgeport Columbus. a. dance and entertainment
House, on Waiebsl’rcet.
the questions of the oficer he admitted in the Red Men’s Hall on Washington
it happened at 11:30 and claimed he street. The feature of the ad'nir will
tried to get into the city hall earlier be the presentation of a comedy
to complain, but the door was locked. sketch "Come 0H." by members of
'50 he. reported the incident to Batml— the council. from among whom excel-
man John Flynn. ‘u- dent material for the cast can be
mm was called in and he told 111a. chosen Dancing will be enjoyed fol-»
Machado had informed him that he lowmg the entertainment and refresh.
'6
5.: survived ‘1; .
served during ’ "
ml 11am .. mo nlnent,
11. 11 Wii- 57
Interment will be in, .
The funeral of Miss I illa A. George. 3 '
first district, on Wednesn
1
AT SUNDAY nouns;
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talking hing to end. E 3
Fifth Comm-
LEADS m ARREST over «many hon-cs 11 u. m .,
had been beaten, but when Flynn in-
vestigated the matter he learned that
Machado had started a. row in 1he:a
used. will be known as the“statfon to
station" service. And the rate for this
can rnl ho hum as the “station to
Stat-5!.“
~ mm to station" rate will ap-
ply when a. person makes a. toll call,
vim upeoitying a particular person
to bmaéhdat'fiie called telephone.
and Item the connection is establish-
new “In the cheapest and
mic” flomot-telephone toll service.
'trance into one of the boarder 3 room
in order to sleep. The man then
picked an argument with another Ire
quenter. Arthur Crowley, but by thl:
time it was 11:30. and Machado was
thrown out of the place and struck his
head against the curb. Crowley was‘
also brought to headquarters and as a
result of hearing his side of Lhe story
Machado was placed under arrest and
when Judge Vosburg continued his
case until tomorrow morning. 5
CITY NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS. -‘
At :the organlmtio'n of the board of
direaors of Entity National Bank
cers were reelected.
Prosident~fienry S. Ibekwood.
Vice-Presidntl-John :11. Knapp.
Second ice-President—Fredenckll
loon when he attempted 0 gain on '
placed in a cell until this moraine, of St. Paul. the celebration of the Ho
"meat after a slight attack of illness.
held'thla morning. the following all} .
ments will be on hand and one of the
most pleasant entertainments of thcl
year is being looked forward to. '
GRACE PARISH NOTES
Monday. Knigth 0! King Arthur in
the Parish House at?
importance.
Tuesday. Gir‘ls Friendly Society in
the Parish House at? :30.
Wednesday—~1mportant meeting off': ,.
the Woman’s Guild in the Guild roomi
at 2: 30. ~
Saturday. Feast of the Conversionl':
ly Communion at 9: 90.
«h...
Patrolman Frank Stratum has re—
sumed his duties on tne police depa
The regular monthly meeting of th’é’
Norwalk Building. Loan and Invest- ‘
meat Assofiation will be held tumor-i
row evening in the (races of Taylor &
Golden, on 1123me l
i
:30. Business 0L1 »
"/1
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2;
'4
'3
in Riverside cemetery. ,';
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In answer to will be given on next Friday eveningw-r
Prosecuting Attorney Crane: C
Hegeman is in Bridgeport today on Lynes Co., is confined to her home in
business.
crux-leg Stevens,— lormer‘lrdf the . mmmarumymmt
Milanese: ”WnanmfieWm
c o 1 Rates
as: a I: Breathe Janna-v 21.1 19193::1mmc":
' ordnnce with the Order of the Postmaster _.Geueral dated December 13.19187. new schedules
phone toll calls under which all toll calls throughout the United States are _placed
111 acc
W
of rates for tele
on a uniform basis. become effective 12 :01a.m..Januarv21.1919.
Under the new plan several classes of, service, at varying rates, are
ofi'ered, briefly described as follows: _
“PERSON T0 PERSON”
When a person makes a toll call. speci—
fying that conversation is desired With
a elven person and the connection is es-
“STATION TO STATION”
When a person makes a toll call with 7 _
out snecifyine' that conversation is de-
sired with a Elven person. and the con-
' neciion'is established and conversation ' tablished and conversation held with
held. the, “station to station” rate ap~ that person. the “person to person” rate
11 . applies.
lilies.
' -*'.. .23- - .- -paumdm. "'r- _ '7 .
“REPORT CHARGE” This charge is to cover compensation for the operating work per-
In connection with all toll calls other than those made on a “station to ”station” basis 1m 3
the connection is established but conversation is not held. because of any reason beyond the _con- ;
trol of the telephone ccmpanv a “report charge” is made eouivalent to about one-fourth of t e g
“station to station” dav rate. In no case. is the “report charge” less than 10c nor more than $2.
“APPOINTMENT RAT "
When a person. iii-placing a toll call appoints a definite specified time at which he will talk
and the con :ersation is held ata specified time the “appointment rate” applies. The “anoomt-
ment rate”i1about one- half greater than the “station to station” rate. (minimum “annomt-
ment” rate 250% 1' 1fl_m.1.fim
No "appointment. call” is accepted where the‘ station to “nation" rate is less than 150. .3" F "
"MESSENGER CALL RATE”
When a call is made on a “person to person” basis and a messenfer is required to secure atten-
dance of the designated person at the nearest available telephone at the distant point. the “mess-
enzer call" rate applies. The rate for the telephone call 18 the same as the “appointment rate. An
odditional charge is made for the messenger service.
In "wagon-cc “ is accepted wane-the “must-sum!" rate himthanlfic.
‘4‘ WNW“ .
”1'11
,5th Evening and Night Toll Rates
8:30 P. M. to 12 Midnight 12:00 Midnight‘to 4:30 A. M.
The mics 'are' about 10111:-th of the “sta- The rates are about one-quarter of the
13011 to station" day rate. and are known as "station m station" day rates and arc known
"Evening Bales. " as “Night 38138:”
Where the “station to station” dnv rate is 25 cents or less. no reduction is made
for evening and night calls.
,, For the purpose of applying “evening” nnd‘ ‘mht" rates, the time of day at the point at
"' cm a m originates, in used. .
"Mg” and “night" 11011me only on "station to nation" calls and the
minimum reduced rate for such calls is 2511.. y
. - . "; “Clo7i I ECT C a] 1 rs”
“Collect call?" are‘calls for 'which ihechotzes are reversed and are allowed only in connec-
ticnwith calls rated on the “person to ‘o erson”'basis.
.11
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A rate chart. showing actual rates between all Connecticut Exchanges and including infor-
m‘ n with reéa'rd to initial talking periodeovertime charges and other features will soon be
available for distribution: meanwhile. specific rates to given points will be furnished upon re—
\
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The Southern New England
Telephone Company
ms; L. Grumman of Bishop 3.1 m “39E IN he highly regards many future
Pig‘OG' 0F TEElof the plan presehtet‘l by General
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Lord Robert. Cecil.
The next muting or the Coun
oil will be held'tomorrow at 10:30
oclocb
East avenue, with a. severe cold.
The water department. has purchas- 7 '1 7” ll
.souomcns'
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