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‘uess's'afid? Protessional. Cards,
' Miscellaneous Adys.
On this pm Twenty-l'ivo Worth or Lou. 26°.
RECENT THEATRE .
Monday. and Tuesday
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“WOMAN”.
MI". Thomas c. 31.1mm. .
Mrs Fannie Stash, wife of Prat.-
.Thomas C. Steugns, died at "Libero;
New York, yesterday. after a pro: . I
ed illness. Theirsmains are expert d“
lto a: the in Westport today, find me
Ifuneral mil trehably be held nmr. her
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’ lute 10111 in that place on Morphy aF A 1 ‘51.;
o , ' . re more men led astray by pure a,
Th!“ times, 500 on. WGQkp 51-00 Blackfao. ' tei noon. women than by impure Women? ll}: S 1e
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or Oapl Doublo Price. , 111.. ear ~ 111 Y I“ 7"” Don’t 11111 to see “Woman." I ea ance a
'daughter Ll the late Edward 0. brush
. . {and 11°11 born in 1870
- - 5119:. ‘ns was a, 110mm 11 11c: v1. . - _ __
WANTED 2 , 1111.- t D
‘ To LET I ___ “MERE?” timml 1.111111 at_tains Wllli'h (gowns-ad and elec‘trioity so as to direct an eco- 08, 8,111 8,1”615588,
. .. _ ‘ ~ 1 13.111 charming manm-r 111.1de nomical use 0! enelyy 11nd derelop I ‘
WANTED TO LET—2. connecting furnished FOR SALE—I‘m‘d 191? in ”I“ "9 HS} ‘1 l“, 11 popular with her 11'-. 1' “id ne11 indu=trial undertakings for the
WZWING REACHINE OPER- trooms With gas. water and all 0011- u: condition. jllSl like new. l'. \\. .‘.i<- " ‘ I; 1‘. 0f friends. HINDU-“‘10 01' Utillllfig all sources “of O ‘ '
yemencnsf . ~ ‘ . a . . '1‘ ‘1' ' . ~ ,7 -. . -e111n “r" 11011131.le commission is intended " » “
01-13. PAID WHILE III Wka :1 ltght housekeemm $1.10!: I; IlIt‘t.ito1I1IInTto:1.(¥onIn. hen: l1.I She 11.1s. 11 valued ,,,..n,1,..r of ya}. to constantl} advise m“ go1".c1n1nem 6 8,18 b, 1 lner
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II ‘PNING. CLUETT PEA- . \. .. 4 East 111 enut, 119111 East ‘ 1n ‘ 01“" k “H' : \. all' Chnpt‘r Dauahtcrs of the Revolu- and manufacturers concerning the use '.'.
. Y ’ l "F“‘llk DGDOL ’ "““~“—'*_" “f“:m‘Iju— —" tion 01 all raw materials including fuel It 1,1"
.-ILl‘1oC.O,IIVC. , ~---~——--——_ - .__._-. - FOR SALE—“'1' I‘m“ 10mm" "‘1; l lth.‘ is . 11' a (‘l f 1 will suggest the tr'nnsfe; ol‘ .1i.ing in- . o
_, l ‘1‘ LET ! urge from 1-1.0“. mm”... pera'fut romlition. new 11105. 5271' Hear”"‘ «1111112 1x1 ‘3' S ‘ 0 dusttics to other field:~ and (ONODeIdIf’ ‘ u a
_I h-.. --._.._. ..__._--,__.__ “3 =1 111111.11 1 . {I l' ‘ \. 1mg Runabout 1,1“. mm. 33-1; (1“,, 11131 husband. ““3 Cllll‘ll‘on- Ham“ with the government in the regula- "
. ‘. , 1' r, . ‘l . ,, , -1 3 ' ,_' ‘ , " m3" ‘ 111111 " ‘ "‘I be wwn Sunfiuv . 11.11 “14’“ Frank. Mar'zaret. Marv and Milo and lion of imports all/d exports. The gn1‘~,.' '
"A" ‘II'HII " 11111 lh‘ ‘ ' WW "' (”W Fit-1111111! ’ . H . :111‘0 Sign“... Mrs. Adeladc Sippcrlr, and eminent is expected to consult 111131”; ‘ '
11 1.1-. "1- 1-{1‘1111111' 711'1‘.’ -————_ .__.__. .. ““”““— "‘ ""“‘—‘ ‘ ‘ H i . this commission in deciding turi I '
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=tllllt'55 l’. (l. iiox l‘-'. TO LET _ rooms, huth clot-rte FOR IS-ALE . ba(all farm illtllllllné, 311.. 1.111111 R0 moon questions. It is planned ”12“ the new, . w
11.11.11. 11.11 “m”..- MI 1 -. “Hm: WWII.“ ,I'UWs. IIIL’S. chickens and tools. Rral . commission shall make a study of the '
1‘“. II ‘ g. H . ”1‘ M A? 1 ”- S011111110. lmuiro .\'. S'l‘ll".\1\'l. 11111121.‘ Mrs. George Emerson. possibility of increasing 1h? Fffit‘it’II'.‘ II'I"
. . _.. ,. ..1 1;. mm mi 111‘ :1 11111111. MI 1 - . . . . . . and economic operation oi‘ Slalv 11:1! HA .
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~10 NH.» 1.. 1111 1,]...11 .1 1111mm: 111-111-111“ 1.1mm 1-31.11 .\'...~ d ’ \m“‘m“ l -‘“-~ It'f‘”I (:‘mll’m ““150“ Iways and Cl other st.:112111du:.i.11 op-II .
li.t'1n1'd midnlh' 11:1'11 lzlt'“ hulk. >~-¢-»«- .. _, wide“ (11 the late (’90'3" A Elllels‘m motions it will be charged 11i1l1 1111‘ ,’
H, In”. 1111111. t'llll.lIRl'I.\":fi -__ I ,__-._ _._-._-__L_ - .__.I FOR SALE—T111017. ton sci? dump- died 111 11111- home in Horton on Tlnnfi- dut1 of Dimming technical jo:':1m lsI ' t $5 00‘
\11r1\‘.1lk, (111111., “Mum” 111v. FOR RENT—t1 mum's 111 .\'o. 3;, mg. Garfoid. Good condition. Costs $5.- do: 11itl1 informatirL concerning no“ Lug-'1 :TNeW ‘2 Ieils— 50C 0 . ,
“no -k _ l 1 . - . .. ' . , . ,. _ , , id inert enterprises and selling oppz'11t'.-1n ‘
. , ,_ _,, L.-- ._.. "1\tl>lllllglntl .-.ll‘t‘t'l. Rpm $12 [11‘ ‘ ‘ ta (2 s "MU' 11" ‘1' AK hR‘v Tan; 51h". ”"19“” gel:\l((‘5 “ill be lit: itieg outside of Bavaxia It is to (:n-: 5‘" ’ W
-//'\.NTED—l=.-'l-w 1.1 “fink 119m .; 'Irq'vit‘t- :11 1h!- $01.1." NOR\\’ALK glewood , \Villiamsbridge, P. 0. New fro“, the funeral parlors of Dzuid W operate “itll similar commissions 11 Mg? 3;: 1 .5... . J .I
in ~1 liIlI‘~.I111mlt-l 1m lt'rl‘l'd. 'l't‘lv 1'111'51- L.” - Ilm'k. 31191111101111, Washington street, scum organzed by the other states in the ~————— .____ -— “A
. 1111- lTlIt’ . .3. e\1'11i1‘1€—'.~‘ (11' :uldress l“. ' iNnru‘nlk. this afternoon at 3 o'clock new 'Geéman. IE’ilUblIP “I‘d “ilh 1h“ (’0 U ACCUSED 0P. LADIES WILL BE l'vl CHARGE OF
,, ' .. , 1—— —~ — : 1 , ,, . 1 ., ‘ . . , , 7— , , nomtc epartmont ol the ('ent‘i'u men.— 1
1.11\ l7..._.\(1111.1llx. I TO LET A 10111 r0011) ttpulllxlenl on I FOR §ALE iol‘Mlllt $1111 and l‘..\I- Mrs. lunerson thth 1101 datlglif'en: Ella *‘Illmcnt. I I DEALING WITH 1 BOOTHS. - I
‘ " ‘ "'“—“"“ “"I“ '.\mt street, Inquite qt -_1 “est 111' (pfhange Stables. ‘8 Main SHOPL 1“ and Bt‘l‘llla l-.mcrt=on were until 1° Minister Aller declared that \he «('11- OCKETS SCVQIal attr'actile booths will be
.1IANTED.~\'\ 111111111 “1111- 11. 1111 pltllll 11119. South Nor11'alk. “VON; and driving horses. busines 11'11- (-0111 years r"1~itlenls of East Norwulk nomic future of Bavaria and all of“ PICKP l the Victory 'Fair of tho
'1. 1112*th 11‘ 11111. (loud, ______‘ Lions, heavy harnesses. one Ford d"- and n11111l1111'c1'l many friends in tl1i'1.‘?€1'many depended “1‘0“ Olli‘l‘Fl‘. . . reon 11'1en '76.“! YB-E’
'1 \ \ 1' . (I ll \‘l'l‘.\'l'l“ 41-” 1'1" ‘ . lllVPl‘V and four lotlrin" CRI‘S‘ . . .“0115 of ”fig Commflggioxm hp said'I (Continua-1 Ftom l‘llht 1’33?) Scull) Rorwalk I.od1ze,No. ,_'.
~ . lm- .‘ .. II -- TO LET—«burnished rooms illsnI " . h - f‘lll- ,tht- lcrrimrial ambitions 01 me lain-j ”M“ ' 1... opens this evening.r Each W
\«111'. J“ H) 1.11.111' 1—H” L l:t'1"r- bmml' ‘Q Crescent “ml-ac“ ; g» ‘-‘—— ..__.. ~ 5 , Aw”? and Poland “'9"? (“'GTI partly come to the board of parole to the “ill b'fi: (bulge of well-known 30"
—.—~—~~ ~ —--—~—- -——— . __.. . - -. ._._._,_ _ N.-. I; FOR SALE “ indmill, 1. 01111 gallon Richard Mason. :Iuliilh'd in the peace termsI. and even Qfl'er‘f‘ that a gang of notorious pick- 1 0mm who 11111 serve in them due
‘NANTED 11.1111: man to lnarvr -—TO RENT—Flat “f _-_ mom“ md‘uood tank and 80 foot steel towor' Richard mason, a veltran of 1111» it the, Hair. and baur territories re- pockets in New York. members of the ea_v1 1%“
' 111.11.111.1~1:\\‘\‘1r1; l‘.-\l\’l'3lt'1 it. 1 1.1 1. . 1 - Write V. :\ T Po 0 Box 686 down .— "l “v. r .11”! 1.1 the Fitch homo for,"“’“““d “'5’“ Germany. that country gun: with which Nolan and his wife in" thk’ duration 0' C‘L $31“ A "
- ~ - - . ' '1 mt I. .11t11111e A. Mmlnt'. 1\orth MumI \I I .. Ik ' 'I '- ' I'III ' " III” (.1in " 'I ' . _ IIlI' . . 1111 would have to work desperately to 1'91 were connected. had offered to pay .commntce in charge of the fair “"311
"’“ ‘i' M :51. 50m“ Nmmm“ 11111.1. ' m 1.1.1.1... H". d") or ' .‘U.S“‘d‘m'fi' 111.11.111.11, ”MUM“ ‘“ “' Illlitt't"Itllv economic 1°“. Of “5320' King a large fee—understood to be. 1111.11 111.011 appointed and consista 0’
~~~~ .... _-- I“ “11111.21 ;.\2nd )‘1'1ll‘. 110”"an and IIlth'I‘ MlP-‘Ia- BEN-"I1 $1.500——to “use‘his Influence” to se- '1“ l 198 F Fl1‘nn. chairludv “a:
‘.VANTED 1'1151 Ha». “MIMI Um.“ TO LET—Prom'cs qum Hull “WI __ __._ _.---. M llv' 11:15 :1 mpmbpr of (‘0. ll’. 1,11, IIe helu1'.ed could plav a lame part in sure the release of Nolan and Joseph “5 an H ward. semetafl'. The
...l ('1111'1‘11-111'11 11111'f\54.=111‘_\'. dictu- Lodzze 01' society meetings. with Iis'o' FOR SALE—Brick building. 1-1 1'13 (‘ \' l. and hpforfl'entet‘lnzlht‘ lmme' ”5 111111»; of itcupetation since it 11.13 (’01d of New 10rk He 13 also said to “i“ Edna o ,
. ; . _ . ., , , . ‘ Q 0 El . . ‘00 . F: 1- '. ’ . . .. 'widcnt 0f “mm-"l ‘ITKIII 50“ SO far as the' tier-cl lime planned to secured the parole unions bombs and the ladies in Charge
In! -\1v-"1- 11- .. m >1Ii~w1 out not! 1'1 l’ImeIuml Iowan. Rent reanon-I 1I u .‘ Ifl‘Ifmle. —— ”NINE“ Ian‘Iww for mm“ 304% a Ii» opmcnt of its induhtries was conccin- of Heibert Frankel who was serving aw a~ follows' —— '5
: 1.1M, :Hml 11111'11111'.‘ 11111111111111» hlc. inquire oi (ll-JORGE \X‘. COFFINI Romana. .I. 1.l_v avenue. ”mappnv-t 11d and had huge industrial IIOSrlhlll- a sentence for obtaining mone) under ; R h-oshmentsz gym John F,
limi- ~~l 1.1.1} in ulnlm. )‘1'fl“'-:v' .‘l‘111~".1.-1\ (‘ity Market, or phonelfil. -.- _.. __ ,, . Uis funer. 1l will he held in that ('it‘ ”I“ false pretenccs. Frankel is now outI P M F Pomeroy.
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. 'I'l.1' 1-1‘1‘ l‘i‘uzl. :1111 lmt'l 111' ..... _.,.- __ L , : FOR SALE—HOUSE G 'ROOMH- on ,‘thdflY- V ‘r “m ”81016. N P ‘ Egal‘duk and £1-E’haét. P EWC1I
1‘1; 1.11,... 1. >11p!rl\ 1 1» A TO LE1 , .11r1(1111s,.{\'1) BAR \' yr hath. all improvements. barn. Good nor-j ....__.__ ;PRESIDE\T EBERT :I 7, Met. clan a? :(Iisort. 1 5 Farm" “‘0" k d “11! Riki; 94h.
,1 "r 3.: i"li7.'.‘n-ih St. lnquin- within, :tion ”f first Ill-‘tll'lfl- (‘ash $3123“ '1" Mrs. Frederick E. 1'0an 3 IS A PluAIN MAN? _h.mg became acquamt. “If“ Isolan Ml" Ir:1_,("1’(,)c 3:02.“: i ' .
, ,_ ., -w.,._*~ - . 1 _ 11:. .1." mm (11311111111111. $111111 ,Imfiw‘gmrgm Wm, of Fm, .- __ 1111110 :11 the prison. opportumu bungIMo. M11. Clata to 111. 01 “stead .ghd . .
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..«,/Al‘1lTED ”111's .\:\‘l1 1;!!1LS [.‘Qll' TO-LETi-plyI-Z ROOM APART. 1 Mick E I‘oullt‘l died ”New“, at 417. .menued "mp “mt Pugs) I allowed tor such meetings on holidays: [(-1 mpamDoNIlrnsI I I
mime 1! 11.1111111'111. it I1e:';.< 1111'! (‘!Il';lil€‘1ll. I'Ilt'ctric lights. hot and cold Wat» FOR §-\l‘l3‘-\T A SACRIVU'E '7. “01.1.," ”m Hula Btldgppnr(_ T1“ {-u I ----~- ~ film} other oceanions “'th the Prison‘il M15. “81“” “4:“ m 1: Skelh' and.
:11 111 1.1.111. .‘1l.1:'pl1_\‘ ,rrr. \\‘.1S‘112112tou.stmtt. East Nox'u‘alit ‘1":0111 house with part i111pr0\‘emontS.I 111ml “Wu“... will be 1mm {rum ".1 know we must he ['l‘cpfllfid tor 9”} were gathered 1089““? for eanI'I Cake: ”MT“. 0 a 1 'I I
_ .u 11:». ‘1..:il1, :Fm”. “.03. “.1”an 39 (‘lmllt'l S,,.o,.:I;11m,1. Court. “car So. Norwalk depot. ‘I . _ .. ‘h l “'wt -ort. attacks 11-01“ the right and 1;... 101;." tamm'unin and lectures. .\olan upon Mrs P11trickIF.Broph_\. . ,
1 Fflbh’r -"‘"“'"‘>‘ C “’9' "' " «1111111111 1 d 1- ‘ 11': «1 . 1 1 ' - ‘ .11 4141111111 McCromble.
” 7— 7A - 5 "—- = S. " t 2‘ \‘ nkhithn sltret Lu“ Nor. hm' R' IJOSPHWSR‘V’ H Seuview Ave. Tll( <d'11‘ Ti l11‘11'11'1‘ 1% 'at ”'30 o'clock luocitior: in0 thigh ‘t‘ifu‘bl 'ng ‘ 1{9' 111-11 learning that King was a lawyer, and“ 130““ _ l ‘ cl ‘1' Margot
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MN ED “‘1 .\\ 'n . I ”I “‘ ‘l 1' Sim? 4-» ‘ impel Strett. lnrt nuI lnlt‘l‘lllt 111 :11 Willow lirook cemetery. finds it<11l12“Tl1ose coming 110111 the f”! hp 11115 .abOPt m .b0 paroled, g?! l “figs I dun (
. 1,. g; [~11 1-.~,-~ t ,.1“1..(.11._.11l 1..., I“ Southuin street. Tel. 60. ‘: FOR SALE -4; COTTAGES “1111”!“ mtpmt :10“ piobabl) Will be the “1115.1 'lht'} into communication With lll‘fi gang, ilte etF‘imh A
.-,.;..1.-_~ “3.1:1111 13:11, <;.11p! qtu~r~«’ - _. ,_ ., --_. all improvements. at reasonable prices. “ill clml'W' In with attempting to is believed. and advised them to offer Lonun‘lrttlo \11111- Mrs Carl A. II, 1::
1:1- 11‘“ l‘1;111l.I‘:1 “PM...“ n.2,. . (11 L' 1.0111 .-\‘c. I I, h . .0! . . c\lricatc ourselves from the mete in a 1111‘ 1‘ amount of the 1111K “fall'dpl-Ienq
._ 1 .. . . . Garage ) I“ ‘ 11111110 at Lmt ( Miss Olive L. Finch. gwhich we, havebeen reared but that g“ - g g I ‘ .-_ 1
\l l.1.1.11..111, .\. \ Grocery (70., or P». t). Ruynmn‘l. “is“ 01“ “I“? Finch died '11 “M. will “ohm, occur \\'l1'ltc1't 1' 111a" money to him as an inducement to -—~ fl) .,
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1mm"‘“ . FlORE'S GARAGE~F0rd rel‘ull‘lllli. home at “‘eutoi: la‘<t “mm The (11- come. we are going 10 ”mag" ”.1“, to work for Nolans parole. \V hethel 1A (omplaint has been made to e
3 \ I‘lilt‘l‘AlN :1 spt'v'ialh'. Genuine ‘ol'd l‘artu used; FOR SALEm—SIX ROOM HOUSE nel'al services “All he held from her our traditions as a plain working Kin: boasted ‘0 Nolan 0f having ln‘I 9011"“ b3 ‘1‘" LOCR“OOd ManuiIflBt-u!‘
i Tull: U'iilill-JX il'lnnfut'ti Place. Telephone Connection. {'zmd three acres fine_ clear land. in m' in defig; 1on “imam (In-"15313:: {1328133 f ‘I' ‘ l ‘ fuxoncc with the board of partlone has. ing'Company of women in thatuuemity
. . . - , . _- (.‘runburv. 32.000, Must be sold 111 ”'1“ ’ . ' 7- ' l ‘ 0 “”1 ° 11111111111111.1«1 not been determined. lstvaling wood fro ““31”!“ 11112111111911 '5‘“!
3 «1.1- -> III l ..1111. 11111- “I “III \UI ' l ' ' , “minesdav. February 19. nt 1 p. 111 r11 l1 Ebert, .112. has taken up newspa- , . . ‘ .. ~ - 1 - t'c éto ed -
; 11‘11ll1‘ lwysm 11-1'1'1-s that llt' 91111. on l WE BUY ioncc. .\ bargain. in- , t‘in VON-H.“ mime“. ipei “Orlt. .The second son. .1. youth of Sm“? ”‘1"? dill" 0* 1“" WWI" hmg. 35k?“ “’1‘3‘9 ”1‘ p1ac1 9.. DP. ‘
1! .111111 lllll'!l"tl. llt‘ want to hr'lp ' _ . I ,_‘ 1" 11mm ‘ " CL ‘ " t‘W'em), was only recently discharged was required to report monthly to “m
"~ Emir :11.- tiles and found Nnr- bECOND-HAND CLO PHING 1 ASk Jon“ I Haves li’rom the army. The only "daughter. Warden L‘ C. h-lcClauahz'ev of the3 ”— V- ...-. .
1., ': “11,... 1m 111.1 job and in j AND SHOES j . ' - Funeral of Mrs. G. C Wheeler. Amalie. 19 191115 old, until decently ._— ' “-1" n at h 11' '-.freed le - '
; '111l ll‘llll. .\ man can never tell . We Pay High Prices \ 1 N0. 7 M8111 St" Norwalk The funeral of. .\lx.~ Gertrude Cole?“ was emp‘oud “a .1 (1.. .1.— b3 u. (101. .1 prison. en . RC 10“ :1 t Ft] I THE HARva \RF ’&7
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u... iI. hi. 111111. 111” Ihe sent. _ Write or Call “AL ESTATE—mSURANCE “III“ “.ther wan luld this morning toun firm ‘ I 110111 to Work 101 o t a n e ALTTO SUPPLY CG
131mm}- Y.“ 111.1 only 111111: that l S LEVY _- - . "Hf hex “WI home. Benson [incident Lbcrt low! a son in the Arms Manufacturing Company. Later. . .
-::.l>' husk :1 good report. i ' - 1 , 1-, 0 "1" rom ' fighting in Macedonia. and tincrthor 1- . b 1.. ii 1'“ 40 Water St
r'ovwwlk Tire &. Rubber Co 58 Water St“ South Norwalk . SPECIAL SALE Of ‘ J \ u I“ 'l. Fairfif‘ld- Conn. and at o oclock in the Chomin dos Dames 0:1 .1tions. hft-behz'an 5:1 ling“ “:1: (l 00;. l; g. '
' ~ . , - l I --- ‘non skid tires 1 Ht: 1 -1. \'.. 7.1.111 St. Thoman' church, Falrfleld The film“) IIII to 1110 “‘1'!sz 411:0 but! “’ n ’3 “’ e n E” or .' mm {9‘ Phone 1215 5 3°- Norwalk, 0%.
'nployment Bulletin -...... W; ’l ‘ " ‘ 1H1" requiem mag“ was sum: bv been living in a suburb of Berlin. but ,Of men who had served in the heats ’
- BUSINESS NOTICES mm. :10 x :1 31111111.“; .§:;‘,.‘.;11~.1«,!1, ‘ I. , 1v: 3‘ , n.3,“, Th; “0'" IS in'IaIch In ofliciul apartments lature with 111111 bougln, books 01111111 . Magneto Parts, SW? “'1'
~ ~-~ ‘ .\'1-.1"l‘11il01 Shop opened in ClitrordI‘ ' " 9 ”38‘0“ ‘9‘ 1' 1 1111 Of the Department of the Interim invout of 51-mpath1'. Not long after he! ' Generator Brushes
lllm‘t'l. Ludic. .md 111-111.: 11:".1 and 'H x l tire. tube and rim. never Chum“ was ill 1‘ with re ntives a the V‘liibelmstrasse. which formerly_ left the prison. be had a slight. 3110- Vacuum Oils and Greases
. . III I I .. I . 1riend~x who galbpwd to pay their last were occupied by high omcials. The Speedometer PM
31.1.! 11111.1.«4111111111 lulas. 11311111 111cc . permanent official residence of the plectlc shock. W'hen brought back to
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and Sewing
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1 ,.. 1. many and beaut ,
pump 3, szson. local and long dis tggxiglggegéfgépgfilge:$911323: ' esteem in which the deceased was ' BACK PAY TEST l ALMOND‘S 005901313115
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1111(1 1.1111111: .11 “mucking 213 Ed lvld. TlII’ ”mums “”9 biought ‘0. S TIT BR T HT 1 690 lb. box. C -
I...l.;11.1 xi Not 111111: Conn. Tel. 15292, ion the eyes' lNorwalk by Funeral director A. J. Col-If L AnglficéT CITY 8 “”4‘ M CARA
_.__, - _, _.-__ ______ _, ‘1 If our 6 es tire ever so little ling, Interment was in the family plot I .. CHOU. COVERED MAPLE ASSORTED CREA ‘
I 11:11:. " '1 111011 NC SHOP 1 N. A y y 1 111 Riverside Cemetery. ? ‘ - .. . . — ES WALNW 0333353 MELS
ir r 11 1 1 f” 1 0t have us examine them and pre.; ' . 3 (Continued on Page Sn) 4407111193.“ 44c lb. box.
. .11 2' 11 (:1 was ormm y a 71 i "‘ .
;.’\'v1uth Main St. is now located around . Scll‘llbe 83:31:65 for Close {York that} Funeral of Victor W. Goodng . members of the department. at a re-j ICE CREAM A SPECIALTY
.nm r'nrnnr :1t 2 finni‘ord Place. Tel. .W res e nerves, re eve eye-I The “mural of Victor W Go 11”: cent 1111e11ng decided to have a test
. II . . - . , at- suit brought against the citv by but I
1621.. strain and keep the wrmkles away. was 119111 I: .15 afternoon from tho 11 one lumber or the form we“ {ML .1. THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
'E'H A EME R.
1;.1ytiizit- and popular music taught,
(1111' 12:1” in ten to 2!) lessons. \Wnn' . , ,
11112121111}. Studio days 31011da1'.T1195-' fitometrlSts and OpthlaRS
my. ‘11'osliwsdny, Phone 1155-: 120} “The houserof 300d Elms.”
\‘.'.'1.<l1in,1'ton St.
Studio opens today.
37 A ilantic St., Stamford
I (icon Sat. Eve. '1111 9 o’clock. Est. 1397
Edward
iinlon l" '. Lieu-9r.” 1.1"
Flaherty. proprietor. Trucking Long.i
distnnre hau'inz Light and heavy:—~—"‘—'*—“‘ "“‘"_ D 7'
DAY NURSERY CARD PARTY.
The Nor walk Day Nursery held their
annual card party yesterday after
noon in the Elk’s Home on South
Bruin street, when-about thirty tables
Were in use. Although the \inclement
Weather'prevented a number of people
from being present, ihe attendance
Was excellent and a delightful after—
trucking. Oflice teller-hates 1581. 300,
House connection l
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter'a supplies; wall
paper. up-to-date styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given, Trlal or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White.‘til 1-2 Ely avenue
1 ‘iromoBiLE RADIA-
on REPAIRING
ass cand Iron Work
’1‘" Insmitfiing'
Rhone 435
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noon was enjoyed. Mrs..Frankly1i G.
Browne was in charge of the afi’ai:
and Was assisted by Mrs; Harvey M.
Kent; and Mrs. Frank Lauder.
The nominating ccmmittee of the
NorwalkYacllt club'met‘ at. the South
Nomalk club rooms last night and
partially completed the list. of nomi-
neat: to be presented to the annual
mes ting near
tribute of respect to the deceased.A1-1
Socony Gasoline and Km
Auto Supplies, Tina and m
G. H: Hedenberiz. Prop
h i no“ President has not been determin-
the body was borne mm the C urct. ed upon. and President Ebext has ex-
.nnd,l{indl1 Light. was Sung by 1111‘ pressed avexsion‘ to the Beller ue Pal-
the institution by George H. Starr, pa~ {
role officer. he wa svery much depreus- ‘
ed and denied having dealings with
13111.11: At the offcrtory Thomas itct'as such residence on the ground 1 \. Y k . . l .
rendered the solo. that it is too imposing.‘ 1113 1 cw or crmuna s. .
(F?) ““1133?le Helena V Millet‘d ran Just how the DEWIy elected PICSP ' , _ .. v __ H _______________ ....- was”:
'“ vary. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' dent and the first lady of the land 11111-_ ..- .,- ~_ .
dexed the solo. Some Sire-ct Da1'.«1ppro.c' the solution of the various 3'.» 9,); 11.; 9:1” -01..” :91; Q»; 1. _"
Nearm My God to Thee. was rend-cred complex questions; facing them in then
1 c . . -
11.1 the choir 111-1 cortege was lea1 ing 11:32:11.3‘31'313' (3:53:53: :fitoltl‘ffftl figs; 3:
the church. The pull-bearers wet“ . tions is alieady W01r1ing cmtuin cir- ’
Geolze Hopkin‘m‘ James O'Brien, (-105 in the capital, 11110 contemplate
James Donnpny _and Fred Smead The. 11ith somcpconccrn the shitt from the
'JW‘“I' .Hbeaxms were Jerry Clarl; and splendor of the Hohenollcrn levees to
, . . the threatened Jeffcr;onian :implicitv:
luhn DOW“ The floral tributes not? or the 111311 regime.
u. CANDIES --
MADE FRESH EVERY DAY
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEE“.
lOI‘S or D W- Raymond \lr.Goodv11n actions «to depend upon the decision
was a South Norwalk boy and a mem~ handed (10“,, in this suit Accord-
ber of the U, 0 G C. He is survived ingly the names of char member of
b" his wife, Lillian Johnson; his 1110- gitgegm'imgflpzfié‘e wratteln “prim 6‘1"
~ , 1 r an pace 1n a
lhel‘. Mrs- R- R' Bozard 0f Stamford hat The name drawn that of John L.
and two brothers. Stephen Of South Roberts would be that of the man who
and, Joseph of Stamford was to bring the suit and who would
A Hogt be backed b1' 01"911 othei membet o:
the force.
THE OLD GANDY KITCHEN.
Norwaik,
The pail bearers were James
\V'ard ColliBS, ‘Chal‘les Stowe Harry The case is returnable before the Ci-
Weinzarlner and John Coffin- 1y Court of Nomalk on Monday, Feb-
A delegation of the International ruar1 2ith,1919.Att01ney Leo Davis,
sied the “101.8 last the attorney for the police will an- I
Mfimmims ‘flt :h mblemp of the Or- pear in their interests. Either Judge ,
n'ght “‘1 19 e e Nehemiah Candee or Judge George H. “and——
der in a large floral DIHOW- The floral Vosburgh will sit at this ca_se; in all '
offerlnz‘s were many and very beauti- prouauiniiy it. will be the latter . , . .
ful. The body was placed in the re-
ceiving vault at Riversidexzemetery. ;
RWCONSTRITCTION :
1111 13.111an
Furniture
.WORK WHILE YOU .WO'RK...
it's a good thing not. to take voug‘
hobbies to the 'ofiicé. it's also uI
good thing 10~ dispense .with easy
chairs and other luxuries 111 your plhctf
1
l
mm gait? 1 of business. Take the rest cure at I " '
100an If .80 home. The oifiice 15 a 91309 9: ”‘1' It; “
t - 1!. hr 6 no any should becomiortable. but its 11191195111
work 191111011: slgglntegdedéthatr the ments should be sugestive of work and ,
“signers shall rmiciency rather than leisure. Instead . ,
by » ,
flung
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