maternally. of dress shoes for men
linen, towels 1nd toweling, long clolh,
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MNUAL MEETING
Continued from First Page.
Auditors~—Seyn10ur Curtis, Frederick
A. Ells, Cyrus W Gray Jr (Sunday
School Funds) Kenneth Coleburn (Ben
All Sizes. net olent Funds).
Sunday School Officers
Cotton or All. W001 Bunting ; supenmtndt111—l‘1211l. V". G1ogory.
Associate~Geo E. Thompson
SILK FLAGS. ' Summary -Chester M Heath.
, ; Assistant Sccrctar} ~—- Harold W'oa' -
American ........... 300-2- “ er
.3, 'chasurmH-W'm F. Taylor.
I Assistant Treasuxwel—«Hany New-
, comb
l’1imary Dept. -—.\Iiss Minnie J. W’ix-
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.1 Primary Assistant Kindergarten
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English, French, Belgium . .
I Victory Flags ............
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| ~ ; Dept. —~Miss Mary Be1kley.
Home Dept— ——_Itliss Nancy Day.
“11 s1c1 n— Ml? \V. R. Hassell.
it" ‘.
, [El Pastor Assist:1nt»--1VIiSs Minnie. J.
l' ,Wixon.
. 1 Finance Committee—-Charles F.
. .3 l,lDunnohucke Igdgai G. Muipliy, J. \\ .1l-'
16 SO. M8"! St. a _ l lace Marvin, Chester M Heath and’
5 I[Kenneth Coleburn.
30m NORWLLKJ‘I '; ‘Oi'gan Committee—Miss Sally Bctls.
ii Frederick A. Lockwood and Frederick
~' ———— IA. Ells,_t1easurer.
'—::l J. W Marvin, J. P. Troadwell and
”fMiss Mary G. Rider were the commit-
‘ltee on nominations which Were ununi-'
‘mously adopted.
ICIty News‘ii A “any matters of Prime imponance
to the work of the church were dis.
cussed and acted upon, the most im-
portant being the change in the chor 1
a1 work. 1
After a thorough debate it was voted ‘
to direct the 'Music Committee to;
adopt the Precentor plan in conduct-
ing the music for church services, in'
'place of the present quartette at the
,. :expiration of the contracts on May Ist.
No definite plans were made as to
whom would be appointed, to take:
R. 'A mllow. of Newtown .
is very much improved after
illness.
i-u
Ernesli Tito has received 1
able discharge from his 1- u ’1
(‘amp Dovens.
that the work will be assumed by one:
A ne‘wlme.ofi brags and :, 1. ls of the present members of the quar-i
. . \ 1 J tette.
332% by Raymond “ ‘ " 1d The year“ s receipts were $5, 549. 78. I
e ales-of.- models 15 :1.» 1'1 115 The oxpondituree amounted to $5.-
the range in price. I’len', .1gh'549. 78. l
_gra.de springs, mattresses ;.:.vx' [1.1lil'\vs. ‘ ~ ~ - I}
., iTHIRTEEN MEN '
—Danoing- every Saturd . Ili:,‘:' at. IMPLICATED I
the Armory. Co. L.. C. S. IN ROBBERIESi
l
The social season wid ht- an un-i
Continued from Fimt Page.
usually long one this Wl.‘ 11, as the!
Lenten season does 1101 begin until longing to his brothel. who is in the
March 5. which makes (onneally & service
His operations have been going on‘
since last October and for some time
he succeeded in bah‘ling the police.
lSome three and a half months ago'
lsergeant Flank Virelli. of the state
police, was assigned to the case and
the work of Sergeant Virelli resulted
in the round up and arrest of the en- '
and women and children of more than
passing interest.
Something tasty for windy weather
appetitemmay be found for the Sunday
dinner in: the big adv. of Schullze‘s’ tire gang and the” accomplices
Sanitary-markets. Read 1he list (are: W'hile the list of robberies
fully and: it possible plzll't' your 11"der; would “Qt be given out it is known
. . :. t . Jure=tllat (he l'esirlonmi (if I‘lederick C
before closmg t1m11 l,Oil._'lli. o . - ITanner of W’ estport “as among the,
931'” delivery toruorrm'. 1110mm;
made
victims as was the llauthorne inn. At?
.the Hawthorne five bowels of whis
,. .' ,' The “1311 goadsi" key we1e stolen from its hiding pint-o
€lia1‘ with all kinds ol in the in a hay-mow in the rear of the build-
in:
‘ pushba
90““ be h msfell'ed m ' 1 The whiskey was taken by Myers
Manse. zmwwem .and his accomplices and sold about
sale at this city. “Kid‘ \Villiams, proprietor
o—fiflk . ww'u
\l'vcr has the January
, . ‘ . ‘ ol' the Bridgeport House on W'ater
, ' untram & “ya-US yielded bf’ many/.1 street, purchased a. barrel] of the ii-
5 , ,~ ..1 great a variety of bargains Ad' (11101' and when confronted by Otlicel
1.1 l interest is gixen today in thc Do-H ii'clli he emphntnuu)
nus-lie. department. where rock bottom; “1" “at" ('01) 111mm 111, had the OH.
('ltllCt‘ and altl'l a soa1'1l1,he found
prices are quoted on lablo and bed the goods and Williams 11 AS placed un-
(10' :ll'lcht.
this city .' 1'11 \Vt'SlDOll purchased a
quantity 111 articles from the gang.
some unsuspecting that they were
stolen goods. while. others were ac-
quainted with the “hole case. Charles
'— *
denied this.
and many other items.
on last page.
)‘llill‘li’; flannel
Read the adv.
olu'oof the
on Sunday
H. Men's
church
At the 1'. a“.
Congregational
next. the. to; in for the (luv, “The Gov-i 1"”— ~ iii; 3 -’ ’ .- l ,
1111111an in ('egtral Eumpe,‘ will be 1, . |
1m- -~'.en1ed 1:. Christian 811 a1-.tz This is I _ Children Love .
in: fourth upic on governmental ad- ,
ministi'uiw' 10' be discussed. The U.; ___
S. th-x'v- of. Executive Congress cascarets 10C
.'111«l.ludi«' , The English Govern-
ment and '-13 French Government. ,. _ ,‘
liming ”my been presented. Candy cathartic 1s.harmless
. to tender stomach, liver
——AM."1,‘:'NG REVELATIONS. ; and bowels
Bernard c‘oiw reveals Great Brio , ,
'tin's wort-1 ,1 plomacy in a. series of; Your child is binous, con ..tlpatcd and.
the most :.1. zing articles yet written ““55 “3 tongue is coated, breath is!
'11: war. The second a". bad and stomach sour. Get a 10~cent
» ries will appear in next 1’01 0f (f-léit’fl'els and Straighten the
York American Order; loungSleI‘ light up. Children love this
.117 as supply is limited“ harmless Candy cathartic and it cleans
the es the little! filler and thirty feet of
about the ::
ficlc of thr
Sunday’s N
your copy 1
Owing to tin
f
great demand for
first or thOSt: articles, we have had it bowels without l:1'iping.Casarets con "
reprinted anl will mail it upon receipt tam no “110-981 311d can be dependedl
of a two-cent stamp. New York Amer- upon to move the sour bile and poison;
ican, 29.11.11.191»: Y
-right ut of the bowels. Best family
cathartic becuues it never cramps or
’sickens like other things.
Your Bonds
should be in 9.
Safe Deposit Box Join the Satisfied Class
\mmutumm
Safe from-thieves and fire' ..s'roaiu BOOTS AND ou'moon
Good size boxes are but $4 ' wonx errors
a. .atthe Mide‘WollandWear Well
34.00.11». noon.
charge of the music but it is probable; A
‘INTERNATIONAIHJEGIS-
' to govern as the best guarantee of
Mamnoat' mm Dimitflu . .-- .-
. M
,AnthWk. the Organ Louis
7 1 " u
is some sale—come right here if
‘you want toget the best clothing
andfurnishings for men and boys
at the lowest prices
Don’t wait—come now when
there's plenty of sizes, styles and
u
Rog
Norwalk
patterns 4‘
MEN’S SUITS
$20.00 Suits ................................................. $14. 85
$25.00 Suits ................................................. $19. 85
$30.00 Suits .............................. ' ................... $23.35 ;
$35.00 Suits ..... ' ............................................ $28.85 1
$40.00 Suits .......................... , ....................... $ 32.85 i
$45.00 Suits ...................................... 2 .......... 35.85 .
MEN’S OVERCOA
$25.00 Overcoats ........................................ $19.85
$30.09 Overcoats ................. . ........................ $23.85
$35.00 Overcoat: ........................................... $28.85
$40.00 Overcoats ................ . . . ........................ $32.85
$50.00 Overcoats ................ . . ..................... $39.85
$60.00 Overcoats ................ . . . . ..................... $47.85
SHIRTS. UND WEAR.
. N ECKW AR ,.
Men's $2.50 French Flannel Shirts . ........... .{f ........... $1.65
Men's $3.50 Gray or Khaki Fl .................... $2.65
Men 3 $150 Fancy Stiff Cuff 8 ft. . .......................... 95c
Menu $200 White Stiff Cuff s rt. ........................... 95c
Men’s $5.00»and $6.00 Fancy Si ................. $33.65
Men’s $1.00 Fancy Silk Half H ...................... 79c
Men's 751: Fancy Four-in Hand ....................... 59c
Cartel-lo $3.00 Part Wool Unlon- ..................... $2.35
A Great Chance for the Large or
Broken Siz Shirts and Drawers $1.65
Ladied $12.00 . . . . . . ................... . . $8.85
Menu $1250 He .......................... 951:
Men's $2.50 Wool . . . . . ................ . $1.65
Men's 75: Wool H .. ................... 59c '
Mon’oSOoWoolHul ......, ............. .. . . 3511
8. Stevens
Two Stores
So. Nor-walk
Taylor, or Kunz. had bought two
beautiful rugs and six chickens from
Myers, but upon hearing of how the
goods were obtained, he immediately
trned them over to the police. Nicho-
las DiSesa, of Monroe street. was also
among those who purchased chickens
from Myers, but has not been held.
Patsy Elleto. of Bouton street. a
wholesale liquor dealei, had purchas-
ed one of the barrels of whiskey and
the evidence in the hands of Sergeant
,'\'iielli showed that the liquor dealer
‘not only bought stolen goods but was
implicated in the robberies. Patsy
Rlscanlo of Westport, was another
who bought some of the wet goods.
So far botwoen $7, 000 and $10,000
worth of stolen goods have been re-
covered and, it is expected that a con-7
sidel'able quantity more will be found
before the search ends. Last evenin
Detective Sergeant Thomas Hun
went to the rooms of Hagadorn and
o
Hutz, in the boarding house conducted'
by Mrs. David Warner on \Vest ave-
nue,.1nd in a trunk belongin to llag-'
adotn he found a Si“ or toil. ct, and
.1 number of other articles.
Sergeant Virelli deserves much cre-=
dit for his “pl'k in captuling the
gang, in which he was assisted by
x numbci 01 other men in State Officer l'l'unk Nicholls, Deputy, us“ was nnjoyed
Sheriff Edward Pc rry, of \Vestport. l
and Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt.
01' this city. In speaking to a Senti-l
nel reporter this morning Sergeant!
Virelli spoke in the finest manner of'
‘ the. work and assistance given to hirnI
,by the officers and men of the local
department and wished
to publicly
‘thank them for their services.
It is probable that some of the menl
not released on bonds will be taken to-
W'cstport this afternoon tor a pielim-i
inary hearing when they \1 ill be bound.
over to the Climinal Supexior Court. 1
it is also expected that. three more
arrests will be made early this after-
noon and Will swell the number of
those in custody-to sixteen.
LATIQN ON LABOR
(continued n-oin' rust Page). "4
to relate to child and female labor,
the prohibition of night work for
minor: , a basic eight {flour day and
the prohibition of international
trade in products made bv min
01's. It is expected the American
.deiegates will present data to
Ishow the necessity for internation-
al standardization of sailors’
wages, as already required " l y
American law,,is unfair and in-
jurious. Competition for the
world’s freight business is to be
avoided, it is understood, and a
spirit of mutual co-operation is
avoiding wars resulting from such
competition.
S11. PAUL’S FESTIVAL SERVICE.
At St. Paul's church tonight at 8
o’clock there will be held a Festival
Service, this being the Eve «oi, the
Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul. in‘
whose honor the church is dedicated.
The music will be rendered by the two
choirs of the, church, with addedwslngvl
ers tor the occasion All will be glad
toseethe churchfllledt The musical.
program follows. ' lit—iw
Hm. minimum:
...--................. E. G. Monk
Icvocvnouayouctclfi‘alg Er
1y Penis ................ J'B.‘
Wm}!
Club will be held on Saturday evening,
POSTMASTER M. J. HOWARD
WITH MEMBERS OF FORCE
VISIT CORP. J. P. LEONARD
Corporal Leonard ls Recovering from
Strenuous Experiences in Service'
Oversea: at New Haven Hospital.
Postmaster Michael J. Howard w-ith
William Callahan and Clark M. Ely of;
the Norwalk postofllce force. motored
to New Haven yesterday to pay a frat
ternal visit to Corporal "Jimmy" Leon-'
3rd, one of the carriers from that office
until he dropped the grey and donned‘
the kahkl uniform in April,1918.
Corporal Leonard saw strenuous
service at the front in France until in—
capaclated by a mild 1111.55 of "Trendh
Feet" and was taken to a base hospi-
tal, where he had serious trouble re
sulting from shell shock. He was
bxought on one of the flmt transpo‘ls
landing it New York in the new year.
and remomd to the Arlington branch
of the New llaven hospital, where he
is now receiving the best of care and
rapidly recovering his normal stale of
health.
That he was glad to see his chief
and fellow workers in the Qld 'P. 0.
goes without saying a very pleasant
COUNTRY CLUB
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the board of
governors of the Norwalk Country
February 22, at which time the new
Board niembcrs will be elected. A
committee has been appointed to nomi-
nate the members «of the board and
those serving on the committee in
clude Call A. liarstiwnm chairman:
Harold A. Baldwin, Charles T. Dimond,
J. Emory Stevens and Hani’ord S.
Weed. The annual meeting will take
the form of a social gathering follow-
ing the business session and Ban-Joe
Wallace and his musicians from New
York will be on hand to furnish the
music {or the dancing.
0
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000”} Mill WALK
Lydia E. Pinkham’ sVegetable
Compound Restored Her
to Health“,
Perth Ambo , NJ. - “For three
years I antler with a severe female
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DECORAT I
11:1. 152 East
' 5v."
DEFINITION OF CHIR'
.Our: line 0i Dress Shoes
Includes All the Latest Models For
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
The Lenten season. begins unusually late this year, and
there» are many big and little social affairs scheduled for the
remaining days of January, all of February, and up to
March 5th.
ALL GRADES OF HOSIERYATO MATCH.
CONNEALLY s. BRACKEN
in warm Strut. South lmolk.
1
cause of the disease and 010'. '
adjusting the some. Disease it
by a wxcnch. twist or sprain
lback. Even If done in chi
.1 creates pinched nerves and,
later life in the dill‘erenL o
limbs.
Chiromactom remove the.
disease and' pain. health is»
through harmonizing the
terns in your body. Female
given special attention; :1
ture of the spine. You will
get giving the Chlronmtnr _I
to help you.
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To FRANCIS, ”o c0 w.»
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REA‘IS ESTATE
i. In all its Branches
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New Blouses
Ready today are some charming, dainty Blouses in ad-
vance spring styles. These lovely—garments are made of
Crepe-decline or Filmy Georgette Crepe in the very latest
shades, including Sunset, French Blue, Flesh, Navy, Bisque,
Red and White. Some are beautifully. embroidered and
beaded, while others are in plain tailored models. Plenty to
select from.
PRICES
.. $5.98 to $12.00
, sold at $10 per month.
" PLUMBER .
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGI
I" Flll'flold Av... Bridgeport, GUI-1
REBUILT TYPEWRITERO
“David w. Raymond
* UNDERTAKER
Tot. om», 1000-8; Houn- at.
. :7 WASHINGTON 31'.
; new RED MEN’S 31011.01“-
:vfl
Cure That Cold By
Taking
WHITE PINE COMPOUNI
WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTER
I . nauoom'r
’fifi
Ausliu’s Garage
FOR THE BABY
mas mortars—1311mm mbroidered in pink, blue
and white M. 25
ROOMS—Short, medium and over-thedmoe length 2911—591:
FLAMELEEI'E KIMONOS, SKIRTS AND GOWNS 500—75c
inn' SHOES, HOOOASINB AND SLIPPEBS . . . . . . sac—75¢
..-‘.-.-ougu...--c-.u
PINS, BIB-HOLDERS, 30333014333381“? BATTLES 590
, J. I. MALLETTE
“'flml ll. loom IOIWLLI.‘
wannrnmsnons. ..... 500..
mucus—Withmdwithoutthumbs. ...........29o-—35c
nadsn'amoom.. ...... .. ..... 500
Railroad Avenue and
Franklin Street '
PHONE 1959
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Brill—111: Wei—11f
Our system of bridge work
leaves» nothing to be desired. 0!-
‘ ten the insertion of a bridge REI-
DERB TEETH VALHABLI it!
years which otherwise would b.
of no use. This bridges notnll'y
LOOK natural, but they perform . .
ALI. mum: Motion- ot .;‘
Lot ”DEMONSTRATI it to-
11.-.1. lMallery
116.39.“.532.
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