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actions and mar-4
I no in cietonnes
Also window‘
4 .on the mainland:
_'_th to northeast winds. A ;
disturbance is central this ‘
Eastern Kansas. [I is
local showers in tie:
riots and light showers as1
’. o. Plesant weather prc- 3
eastern and southern Ilsaf
.M~——.—--.~w .
._-.....~.. m... _ i . ,
The week before Easter is
Michigan southeastwm (ii
a Abrollna The temperfa 111e'
“3. in the western and central?
but continues low in the can: '
of the. Lake rezion and
pleasant .—~
- A YEAR AGO a.
TODAY. 1
High. til:
ity, style and price.
‘ ‘Waist»seam" coats. no
low. '
servative patterns.
N orwalk
the busiest time in the whole
year at the Clothing Stow—but you‘ll find us not too. busy
to give you courteous attention. not too busy to study your
individual requirements, not too busy to make your call
BUI'
If you can so arrange it, come in before the final rush.
Everything for men‘s wear and everything right in qual-
tiauble-breasted coats, all the
. novelties as well as new fabrics in conventional and cm-
Rogers 8. Stevens
South N orwalk
hull (\ll
lI\’
fimplaint of boys lrlufi'illzz
t avenue was received
yesterday and the punt-tire was
the
Patrolman John Smith settled
gument between Steven (‘selcdt of HT
Ely al’cnuo. and a colored mun l'Iet
.. ___.. _' evening. ‘ l
._social and I-nteI'lttIIIIIII-III roIII- _ 5
itt'tee of the Eastern SIzIr will lllt't‘l [lo-nrj.‘ (igghurall. of Host Now :1’"..
ight at. So'clock in the .‘lJfSIlllll' was this lllI‘Tnlnfl so-IItcncI-Il to tr't-
emple banquet hall. » years in llll’ Stale lnebriates Fill'lll by
Judge NI-lII-Iniuh (‘illltlt'¢;
was before the
ol‘ nonsuprmrt
curl-yin:
, — (it-I'llzlPH
Camp 3. P. O. of .-\. will go lo llI‘iIl‘IP-
rt, tomorrow evening taking: :1 (-l:1:-t<
candidates foI initiation \ll mv 111
on the ('ll:1l"n',t
lilo-fl
courI
. drunkedness.
“on“culI-d \‘.'1'(llulll\'.
31ml
hers and candidate-: will llllt'l :It the- MM-" .-_
" South. NOW/Rik 'l‘Iust (‘ompam build: Mom- of Noru'nlk’s heroes oi llH'
flag at o'clork and take auto “1“th Division. returned to flmzr
3. _.-__._ homes in the city over the weekend.
" ‘fajé'l'he (1919:9195 '“ ”‘9 R“:"‘!“'l' A" Anton: those who arrived are Frank.
3 inlimbl‘v' “'0‘“ Eurpku LOdL'I- will go '0 Fay. of East Nomvnlk. Samuel Hurts-2'1
‘4.) lut'ttord on Vt’ednesdnr tnornim: "n or South Main street, Leonard Poetry-.1
‘ e 6.07 train from South Norwalk. who haq as his guest SerL'etInt p",
“delegates are: Mrs. Nellie 'Hntvkea Austin, of Bridgeport. William Fade
s Nellie Bartram. Mrs. Elizabeth and Hugh .\l:Irron.
1 nedict and iMss ('urrie Foster. __,,_
I The case of Marv l'thn Hun»!
lolm K. FinIlI and John ('manmuzh i4
\‘e,
Otto Reutnan. of Marion :I'u-nIte.
.3... {£339. Nm‘Wle. SPCI‘PUH')’ '0 ”W Y. M- heinz tried today by Judj'e Vehcminb
. A.. notified -lllP [Killt't‘ Sllflll'tlll.‘ (‘nndee Tllv Sum.) (13:40 “as in ”it-
‘night. that a 3'0“!!! girl. Rose Orstedl. (‘ity (‘mtrt lit-fore when Judge lI-orm-
.age 19, who was under probation at ll. \‘osburgh rendered u decision in
his home from the State Industrial l'ator of the lilillnllll and ordered the
SOhOOI for :zirls Ill Middletowpn. bad defendant to pay the ('(lhls of lllI‘ casu
disappeared from the house after (-‘f This lI-ts man-r been done- and Attorney
' cry-one had retired. A snort tlmt‘ 1?“ Leo Dmls lluyis. for the plaintiff lI;I~
er the girl “'35 found by an officer a! bIIIIItlIl Hllll to recover llll‘ costs.
It 'and was taken back to.the home at ._ ___.._..
5 Mr. Ro-uman. l The pollen rI‘I-nin-d u lt‘ll'plltllln‘ I-m‘l
tIoIII .'\l1~< l.".1llllll ot l-"-loII-11ct ( IQten—
llt'l honit lm :i1l< in \‘e-w \oIkt1!).
A , LazelI;s Toile‘ Ar‘icle—g ‘IHlv IIl:I\ tl :II -. young Izirl v." .Is on
l:’*‘.‘ illl1;l :11 that plot: “lln :zqv- lu-‘l
Stillson' PO‘VC" Corporation l on. I 11> .-lI :IIIetII Lama. and who
1!:IIIIII d slit li\'I-d VI ilh .\l1.~ .l.1\ ‘.\l: ll
South NOI'Walk lmy. of North .‘lnl'l sll‘II-l.'l‘l1I-Dulil'n
got ill-to illllllllllulo- I-oIIIIIIIIIIication
with Mrs. \l-Il'err who denied :Inv 'tc-
(lllllll'xli'lllt't‘ wih the. girl.
Tho- Iiepnrtmvnt of Stmnt’ord
:II'I- hlm'tilisIted today and are the butts
I'l' m:1t1\' jok 1‘: the lll“lllht'l‘:‘ of de-
IIIII'tInI-11t~ in nearby towns. For tho-
-ll|llll time llninz:tl1I-‘.Iistn1‘y of the d“
wrimcnt ll RurI-vI-lc bicycle owned by
tlo- police was stolen from in front of
the police headquarters yesterday
morninz. The waalk omccrs Were
notified and in :I shorI time Officers
.lul'\'l.~‘ Murruv and Lorenzo Adams had
.Il-e thief in custody. hayingr nabbed
him as he was passing through the
1-it‘.'. The man guye his. name us Shel-
tnn Meloxen and was. later taken back
4 to Stamford for trial.
[wilt-’-
ll_\'
COMMITTED in this com-
munity is one more argu-
.rfnent for your renting one
' " of our fire and burglar
‘p'roor‘ SAFE 4 Dsposn
BOXES.
You know the old story
about the ounce of pre-
when. Come in today._
‘ ' is $411 year.
anemia
Ammm—v-wu<» we. . . . .
Wish-o below. end give the
MM."
.
(ill 'lr f
v:
Formu
BRASSIERES
meticu- with W. B. Cor-eta. more cowa‘t peg-loch-
eluded” kahuna—odd the green one! finish at but that the cunt
Bolerdiandeaux and Surplice patterns, in filmy beefiects or or silk:
:.
N OR. WALK
I; SOCIETY
A
and Personal
.— M-_
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.Im 033%.;
”W
n: more uncommon m
M
NEWS ’
L___...__._-
.\li~s Ht-lvn lrting was plea.»
:Intly surprised Friday evening at lH‘l
home. 42 Lincoln when 11
large group other young friends burst
in on her Although lnkrn totally on
unnres, sht- quickly recoyr-red and was
midst of IIIIIIIerous games which
were played .\I :1 late hour “'uller .‘l
lllauult. bI-ItI-I' known as the maon
ol’ llowuy'on. arrived and accompanied
Robinson. rendered a few
Al :1 \er) lute hour
refreshments \yI-rn- served. alter Wltlt'h
IIll depnlred declaring Miss Irving the
The guests: were.
Miss: Si llelI-n (VIM-y Ethel (linen. Mil
lli‘t‘ll lel’nn. Ruth Herring. Ida Ranks.
Jtllin .\l:It)‘ \Vul‘ml. llnrtlllly
Hurting, l-JlI-Iulor \\'il-
Madeline lilmtuv
llerrinu. Lillian Lester.
llul’llt‘l lllllls. JUNG-
:InIl Viola Irving.
llllssl‘ll Jones. FI‘t‘tl lluy-
llnrrI-It. “’IlII‘mn llill"
Leonard and Augustare Sell, “0'
Thomus Burns, Thomas
Frank Joseph. \"lllintu \Veléh.
(homes. llI-nry Gerhardt.
.\lyroI1AllinI;. Daniel Youngs. Jcssr
Robinson. Walter Bleuuvelt. Edward
Benedict. ‘ueorge Thonipsan. Herbert
Herring. .lltcob LilmI-r. Rohcrt :tnd
.lalll(‘> Irving, .\lr and Mrs. John lrv»
\.‘_l.).
1! \‘l'lllll‘.
in the
by .lt-Hst' T.
bountiful solos.
best of hostesses.
llt1l'IlIIs_
Mul‘lt-
llIIllI
Lillian
l‘uIIlinI-
Lyme.
lizIIIIs.
\l'll_
tilIn er.
Lyons.
plIiIII- ”111111.
The
‘Imnrl.
lielen
Messrs.
l-ZrnI-s:
tins.
Intio l-‘ilIclI.
llunl.
Steve“
in:
“'illimu R. Partright. superintendent
ot‘ the .l. J. Cash (30.. greeted his large
circle of friends Saturday evening on
his return from a six weeks‘ business
trip in London. Mr. Cartwright re
turned on the Lapland. and the ocean
voyage both ways was extremely
pleasant. He found business condi'
lions just about the same in England
mm finishing touch in (h.
trimmed wall lace and embmid
»' W B. Cone
'house with'several apartments.
-week to earn a little extra coin bY‘
‘working every day. ;
William Odell, of caching than: Ammonia "
Pulp and Paper Company'. notified the: T Pod ‘LC—“:—- ‘
. AARON KOHN ‘ l ““ *-
spollce at 1 oclock todly th-t 3- ml MM Ave Phone Our mm' '
in a beastly state of intoxication wu stream—erase 01' Pu“ ' ° m tm are ”mm
mum; a nuisance of himself a: trout men. ‘ ”mm" m" ' “ledge WM
4 at. the office 0! the ooinmy on Smith
.311“!!! "hudhm Ola-Inn!)
4“ I -. . .. ,
as they are i ~ Ilru'l- hi‘vmte in Lot}-
Mr. Cart _ ther «-
y. His frien‘fls ere endln
thy to him in 313me
' Miss Louise Noack. daughter of Mr. 4
'and Mrs. Richard Nouck, of 11 Flu!
.Hlll Road left for Chicago, Ill., FrldIY ’
, morning to visit relatives. Miss Noack
Eexpects to be married in the near fu-
ture. Her {natty friends wish her good
luck and happiness.
t‘lutrlctz 'l'. D'amond went to Wash- 6
lngton l‘. (‘.. on a business trip llll‘fi'é
morning. His daughter Ruth. who ls
attending a seminary there wlll re-'
t'IIrn with him to spend the Easter v-n
(BO-Washington 51., so. Namath
cation. p O. ,
I ’ ‘ I
Miss Flore-nee stitcheu and her ‘ e
"brothers. Charles and Robert. of Fla!
.Hill Road. are spending tliéir school.“
ivacation with relatives in New Jerseyfig
\\'illl:IIII ll. 0‘ Hunt is home from it
camp on :1 tIIrIouxh and is calllnt: on
his larae circle of friends. 1::
left
t’llt) "4‘
Mr. and Mrs. “'illlam F. lloyt ofl"
Elmwood avenue were week—end;
- guests of friends in New York city.
Coats and Capes
The Pride of the Home
" ' Is the Child.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel RoodneI
today Atlantic City. when-
uill spend two weeks. ‘.
lnr
.I.
..
Mts.
lv .
Ruben l-‘. “’ay and “I... \IIlIur 1':
Wuy. llll\1 Ietmned {mm a tvm vet-ks .
sojourn in \llantlr f‘ily. i.
X, .l
.\lrs Adrlinr llnwkI-s of ll “3&4 "‘5'“ I.
(nu-I. has: returned from ‘a few dnvs .
visit with friends in ‘Bomon H":
Mrs Frank R. llacon ls I‘lllflllfllmnfi.‘
the lloupitulflVhlst club at her home ‘-
on l.i\imzston street, this nl’lI-I'nOon.
The main ambition is to attractively
dress her and at the same time not
pay too much.
\
MURRAY MAKES GOO? AGAIN.
7.“:
We have just received an attractive
line of Children’s Coats and Capes
and we assure you that our prices
are from lSto 20% less than you
can buy them anywhere else in
Norw alk.
Trntllc ()tllocr ".larv" Murray pro
cceded to make good on his l‘ecenl as
slxnment to the Important tum! at the
junctlnn of Main and Wall sIrcrIs 3'1 :1-
Fridny morning by the clever rupture
of a nervy negro whom it Lu fllll'LQ'll by
the Stamford police department. stole
one of the department's motor cycles
yesterday morning and headed this
way.
Sergeant Gibson immediately toolc
charge ot the tank of catchinc him and
started tow-rd t‘onnecticm avenue
turnpike to intercept him it possible.
while omen-1mm szan or Stem-t
ford. the motor policeman who was
so seriously wounded in a running
fight with automobile thieves III I-lIort
lime tum started from that city to try
and overtake the fugitive. \
In the meantime Officer MIIIruy. dc~
spite an unusually heayy flow of lrnlr
tic kept an eye peeled for 11 tall. thin.
colored gentleman on n motorcycle
“'hile tlIIrs engaged Ofllcer (lrognn
hailed him us he drove by and said
that he had not discovered any clue.
This Stmnl’oId :IIIto had hurdly climb
911 Mill Hill when Officer Murray
(let-I'ted a tall. tlIiII negro on It motor
bike slipping quietly by on the wrong
side of :1 big touring car‘ and although
the bike was black instead of blue at:
Murray elo'ppml around in from of "lm
described in
uutomohile :tnIl suId
winningr smile
Say: anlll you.
.1
“I. ”Ari“... , ‘.'
éwmrm " 1’“
g
Keystone Agency
Save Money on That Tire
, We can show you how. Our T
j? and TUBES are 100% efficenl an
selling at from 20% to ll0%o
list price. A full mileage guar
goes with every tire.
SMITH 81 MORRlStl
the description tie!" in.
with lllfi usnnl
Before the (lurkey could protest lu
hurl him by the collar and “11> stnrllnfi
for the station house with him when
l
tlrognn came back on his return jour~ 912 / MAIN 5m ’ " "
'lII-W. 11nd IIroIIIplly claimed the prison—
.Ir. After some teluphone contab with. opp. Nor‘h Ave. Tel. 90
the Stamford (‘hier of Police he was
finally turned over to them. He gave
.hls name as Shelton Metoxen of ‘lo
mah. “'isconsln. and appeared to hell - ._ , -_. -_ __ .___~- _ s , , —- - . — . .
educated and an unusually intelligent Georg(\ Quintrtnl the \Vestpott ate- RAILWAY MAIL CLERK BHOOTS . '
"“‘n- nIIe rarueemuu. was. the victim of- a HIMSELFr W3 3
’ ‘ _. . , ' clever trick worked by three men who u, . ‘ ‘(lVF‘NTRY A rt! 14 «J bECOND-HAND
Four ‘. u ,. xi“. “ I _: . Olr'l ll ( . l , I) . - AND 8 :4
.oun- morr’lemmn lh" «- dime up to his place of business yes , ..
ll ll . . . Llltrord Ayer. 09 and stage]. In: a We Pa. 3'
" lmamg‘u Saturday “gm bmke terday and “I" procuring twelve g3" railwa mail service clerk on the Air y I
the pane of class in the front door of Ions of gas, thcy drove off without my. , 1 me Division at the New “- “ Write or
the building and settled satisfactorily I‘m: for it. The number or the cnr was k‘llled mum)“ “mum!” by chanting 8. LE
for the damage. N. Y. 10-145 and the police of Norwalk' ' ' ' ~ ' ‘ 58 Water Stu 80
He had had influenza.
Read _Uur Classified.- Ads.
..._.,_ -
and Bridgeport. Were notified. ;
Tl!" “horn in the rear of the old Dr.’ .
Higgins property on “'est aVenue. be-
Iween Orchard and Butler streeta’ has
been moved to the latter thoroughfare
and is beinc converted into a dwelling
it - W l
MERRILL Busmrssl
a“... _-
(3011.361:
_,-
We J usts Recetved oénoth-
FISK ANDD FIRESTONE
Ll TIRES
And NORVVALK TUBES
Also some standlg‘lds makes In i
fists, which we offer at reduced
9 ces.
Awnine'. Auto Tons
Auto Suoolies and
l‘td‘HHd Stevens. who every Satur 1
day co 'lCOCli Sundaes at Glendenlng’s
soda fountain. has taken prompt ad-
vantage of the school vacation this ‘ -
Thorough preparation for
Business, civil Bervwe’ and
CORP-EST o' )
EXAMlfifiTION p
u ' -
the St. GeoI‘KO .
gleaned through .. Versity mm.
ing and you: of -reetica,1 exper
ienee See us .
l
street. man: in the; W49" u“ submarine. mm.
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