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1Albert M. Pulllhfltll, ‘v\'a1~'iiing:on
street, is a visitor inrfi'aterbury to-
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The Hospital Whig: Club will meet
on Friday of this week with, Mrs. W.
I. Cartwright. 68 Cove avenue. at the
usual hour. Members planning to at-
tend are requested to notify the 11015:
toss.
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«Amory ‘F‘ri. night- 511111433; Singing
Orch. Adm. 50c. ‘ .
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Lady Jennings Lodge will hold its
regular meeting tonight. A class of
initiation will. be held. also intone-.LI
Visitors from out of '
tion of omcers.
Expense Book
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ctlie t 1111:1211; this Suction
Followmg {be meeting the musical
91110113151111.1131. was start. 1i
61111251111. 12d 8, number of exnell
1collcns.rcspcndlng to encodek ' .
Yankee (fincdy Four, a strong liar:
“loot singcrs, {mm New Yuri: city
:2. - 1: .«nw vi selection; ‘11:?-
membms prm lug themselves to be ex.
celicm om‘ 13 111111 several solo cm:
hers Arnold New was the accompan-
. 1:31 and gave cm era] piano solos The
~ Bates tr lo. of. East Norwalk also Leave
some rim: varal nunilfiérs,
io-l""":1
A1 thin C :W'hecler made“ the- princi-
pal add:(-s~s of the evening mgmy
complimenting the membeis of the
ccmpan: for their excallcnt work at
the Holchkiss the, recently, ma ex-
1 espondmg
“Dreaming the hope that much better
i"fliill1nwnt‘Would be supplied in the
near future.
Bthcus who on. :kc “are Councilmen
Fro 11k L. 9:1 ‘: . .lohli T. ShEchan.
Frock rick M Cullen and eat-Council-
on W' 11:11.; .‘..1 n o. “in to d c nun-‘1
wittv stories ar .d was enthusiastically
eceivLed Captain \Villiam l-‘. Bunion,
3f Pu: nam liose Company. made an
xcclzcm address. Councilman and
captain Sylw-stcr \K’. Broth-non was
thc tonstmasiex'gmd made the wares:
0" v olcénne p1 oving the right man for
this position.
A lino turkey d. .n'ncr was scryéd at
Which tho city officials were gucfls
as well as several other visitors from
Norwaik. The menu includedtommt)
«map. roast stalled ham. rout turkey.
town lodges are expected. All mem-'
bers please bring refreshments.
~Pulilic Spiritualist Message Meeting
.every Thursday evenifig, 7:30 sharp.
Odd Fellows' Hall. 8.0. Main St. Loc-
iure by‘ L. Kayne. of Chicago. Messag-
es "byLMm. Ethel “'«Purdy, of New
Haven. . ” . :11}
Saturday, the 11d. marked the first
of a serica of Saturday evening lunch-
es to be given by the Trinity‘lien’s
”Club in their new rooms on Washing-v
ton street. A large attendapce par-
ticipated and thoroughly enjoyed the
evening.
Prooecuting Attorney ICramer' C.
Hegcman is investigating the com~
plaint of a Spring street “woman, who
{mks that. oflicial action be taken to
keep her wayward son from running
away from home absenting himself
over night.
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—~There will. boa. dance held in Red
Men‘s Hail. Friday. January 9. Music
, by Svoc’s Orchestra~
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Police authorities have issued-warn-
ings against. boys and younrmen
“hooking" rides on automobiles. near
the South Norwalk railroad station.
The practice is a menace to the sage-
ty of the offenders. and drastic action
is .to be taken to stop it. 1
Mrs William C. Smith and family,
formnrly of Basque. Hill ail Bell
Island have left for the western coast
fox qvisit in California during the
“11:11:12 William C. Smith will soon
to to Indianapolis to supervise the
interest of his newly purchased base-
ball club.
'Ge’rald Rodburn Taylorffa student
at Scint Johns School, Manliua, New.
York, returned (here yesterday, “or
having spent a three weeks' vacation
with his parents. Judge and Mrs. 1.1L
Taylor of this city. Being one of the
honor students‘ Cadet Taylor was
granted a. longer vacation thanuzu
ipecified in the school schedule.
\“
.his services.
‘Trcnsurer )Bss B.
mashed potatoes and turnips. boiled
onions. celery, olives. pickles. coffee.
iruir sun-rinse Hope Hose non-exil-
mcnts, cigars. '
Tho cnmm‘ilec having tho Mair In
charge and receiving many compli.
merits. on the success of tho undertak-
irg inc” uc'cd the officers of the com-
pangand a wry emcient corps of as-
instants. who prox «led the guests and
other member: With evu rythlm: necex
.arv fm the“ comfort
The comminw in cho‘g: of 1112
copper was: Chairman, Prel Build]:
chief chaf. Bernard ("rk' .ln‘m (”If
lahan. Thomas-1 Macon, John S anchi,
Charles Smith and James Nimmau.
Plane." Hook and Ladder.
The I’ionem- Hook and Laddvr (‘t‘m-
pany held his annual meetinglnd the
election of officers for this your his!
night in the house on Main m 2H.
Captain lilissari. was re- cincu- l C.»
tain 'lhi's is his righth icrm llclilizz
that oifice.
Other officers elm-ted w-ere.
' First i.icu:cn:1nt~~~ loss )lulkin.
S€(:( 11;! Li»:- 171 at: :1: L~> “Le-.1") smii Ii.
Recording Secrmyy~fi ll. lion";
Financial Secrmury« -u: T. Noam
ford.
'lrcasurnr»«-E. lk Hoyt
Financial Comnxitmw—H 0.1%?le
\Vlllia Cavzmaugh and Allxn Heine.
lrving Byiugton made a specch and
prcsentcd a handsome scart’pln to
Captain lllissard in behalf ot'ithc com:
nany. slimming :hir upmeciuuun 11‘
The captain was iukén
completely by surpriie and could only
make a short spea-ch in reply.
The lurkny dinner was a grant 'suw
cess and comibicd (:f tomato soup.
roast turkey, cranberry. sauce. pom-
tocs and mm‘ps. Color-y, olives. diff»:-
ent kinds of fruit, pumpkin and apple
pie. coffee and cigars.
made by differ-Ont members of :hr-
company and Swgs 01-111mm. 11ml: h
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‘ ed the music. All present had almost
too much to 2-211. and a. mlgluy good
time in general.
BAPTIST CHURCH MEETING
Reports of the treasurer. rend last
night, at thoI annual meeting of the;
First Baptfit church of Norwaik
' ones. had .
'shownd a financial balance for the a '«-—. 7:111:11: 1:11: if 3:112 “Sign oiuoi'oeii‘vxiri
last year of $33.3. During the year the : , L ' '
totarnweimg of the Lndic' Aid Soc-15. PA‘RK LAND SUIT ’1 and his “9“” m “0‘ “are” a ”'37
cty total 332. 53, fiézu‘ly $100 more‘ W ILL BE TAKEN 9”“ ,
than me prec-Qeding can .' i T0 ‘le'PRE‘aME COURT 1‘“ 31‘5““? “3 L49 39373 01“ ‘1’
Members of tho official board were;
elected as follows: President. David;
Gould; Clcrk. Georgq C. 1119;111:1113
Doom The execu-
tivwboard members were named as
folluws: I Mrs. David Gould. George
Mechan: Miss. Ella J. Byxbee Jen nie
Smith. D. S. Hull and-N. M. Mcuiir.
Two new demons, Warren Oustier-
banks and N. “1 Merritt. v’vci‘e named.
Other elections included: Herman
Rancher. treasurcrof the benevolent
fund: F. Lawson and D. S. Hull. and-
tun-s; Mrs. David Gou'id mid Misg El-‘
la J. Bvxboo, music committee. rud‘I.
N. W. 'uerritz.‘ chairman of ushers. !
«13:13:15; calf Armory. Thursday
night. Norwaik vs. New Yorks.
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near 3have. by
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agents and troopers 0211112212121
Constabulary last nigli-t. Tliéy were
in the. cater of the town. ,2Fif eon
known lenders of the “Communist
Party" were timed. The rest were
311% tommtharhomes. .-
CHICAGO San. 7.«-Proccedi to
11d the country of alien radicals on
in recent raids by federal authorities
«vi-ere instituted today. when W
oi the cased of more mu m han-
drod alien “Beds" more $22111: We
a United-613mg immigration W-
sioner. At the tame time the couifiy
guano lury was conducting an mares.
tigaiion of the activities or the 300
naturalized agitators 112% ml.
thoriiies otr indictment on ,- state
aws against radicalism and anarchy.
Federal authorities declare .the
cases against the aliens brought be—
fore the immigration commoner
were “perfect.” and predicted that
the Monty—mould to W on
the next “Soviet ark“ which sails
from America. The findinsé a; the
Washington for final action.
'he: 119132.51
Kurfann.
Gall, George
Sex-kc Helen
both Serke.
qua.
Bardo.
Edith Swanson, mull-ed sanctum.
mm Am immou. Pearl Deva-IV.»
Elisabeth nun”: Elizabeth yam
Bertha Ma; Kory Warm,
Gicy, Chm Mphy, Julia Kirkmun.
Ethel Kurlcm Bertha Bonus and‘
We, James Par;
Julia Baton. :fiselen Barrio, Kate
mum Baffle. Cliflnttc,
Lockwood, .Mr and Hrs. W
Mildred L
L'mcn; W arm: mare can
not, Mr men. accused of murder in
wwL on 3338831?! 14; in 961108 court
“W C‘i‘ecdon slated without reserva-
a‘ssembled m at old school buildim. m honor of Miss Elizabeth Seth‘s 1t tion, when the attorneys Io:- the do-
61M dust em. fingerlemurred- at further continuum
43111330329 it?”
Mm and Franklin”, 11,
Andrew all; tried in the lower court the
Peak John Hem. 1.01:1. Heiress?) curse would still be murder. Follow.
Louis 41:31:er dimer: Sm, W11. "*8 um maternal! and meet: by
Judge Joseph P. Tunic. £051th 3 Peck
. and 3mm W. counsel re
52112211ch for Sohbcrz, and Joseph.
‘Ammerwino and Rose. Judge Paloill
gfirtoally ordered flip plow-cuter to be
ipucparod to try the (2152.5 M: n 93:. 1
come up again a Wool: [mm (odd)
' We atmpt ought to be made
next week,” asserted the court in :11:
final viatemmt. "An the 1':. cm are in
the possession of the state. We hare
been told by the neWspapcI-a that it. is .
so. and all the men have been 1m- coir
ed in New York 80 that, it possible.
we ought to be able to give these men:
a. hearing a week from today. Then;
if there is not sufficient evidence to.
hold them cor murder. a lesser charm:
can be brought ”
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The case of Irving Botuck, driver of!
the truck on which the poison liquori
was being transported Christmm
night, when detectives seized it. and
Inn. 7mm vane-
“With the-Wotfiirteen
59130912 from wood alcohol
m bald um ball for
morning, Prosecutor Alexander
that Mme. themes}. Nu.-
Federal liquor law was called at the}
opening of the proceedings. He had.‘
been out
night of his arrest.
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In Lhc practice of denthfiy
-havc 111.1111: :1 ,speclnliy of
bring his casie before the courts by
Spfl‘chw \~=-‘+-::oon. Secretary Wilson has decided
_NF.'W YORK, Jan. 7.:r-Henrings in
the cases of mot. than.“ Reds held 1
a1 Emu Island on deportation pro-i Ur!- 10. «3 W of Mill» are:
railings began today before Immigru- one '1” returned 90 M home we“
mm in pecto’rs. They were ml an extended m '1!!! relatives and
singly mm the detention W to “lend: In Wm“. Liberty and '.
smaller max-lag moms, than a swu- ”mm 3m. N 'Y
“What recorded their testimony.
They wrote asked whether they were Mr. “”32““? May or W'
mombsrs of the Gomnmnist Potty and stand It!” returned to their home at
ishctber they hollowed 1n the over ter an extended holiday vim with rel
11mm or on. gown-amen: or the Unit- alive: In dd: iii
ed States by violence. !
The speed at which ‘ the hearing:
wi-‘l be Pcmpleied will depend on the
z-tiitudc of the‘ W8. Byron H. Uh! ”mm
acting commiséioaer at the island. 53-; h”
timatcd‘thui the force of unpack)“ um Met 1". :Ialflhlll of
could complete from thirty to {arty smith M ii “I M the hit}.-
hearings daily unless the extremists 5MP» om “1 the 508‘ MW 18-;
prove recalcitrant and 1mm tech- scmhling “ “19‘: Virginia Capes Tho
nicai objections. With a hostile wu- mps Wm M to Guantanamo.
ncss before an inspector he said. it Cuba, ‘0' the WW cruise in the
“might take a whole day to complete “93" Indies. x}?
one hearing. I
ti :1 ~Pu‘b‘k: 89th 111993332 ale-cling
Speedy completion of deport: 0 every Thu 0’9””. 7' 30 5
proliminaxies is nor: expected. At
least Hirer,» New Sork lawvem who 0“ WL 50%“: 8'" SN-
5.: ,‘mg‘ng‘ “I? brltfinrfi. Lot Chicago Imag-
13? my; niche! PurdyI. of 5521'
are ready to conduct protracted pro-
ceding-N Coimsel for an at on is mr- LL?
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mined tmattemi the hearings nod 11151 DEATHS w W
briefs The and: of the impecmr‘
is subject to apprfifnl by the «1111111sz 'W‘ 3‘5“” WI ’
signer at me island and by muhori?f Arthur Benedict Russell died yes~
tics in “‘ashingwn, when dcportaiion tel-dag: m 3" the m “LES
[3 finally ordered. on alien can try to “W" Wand C. M“, 831
East avenue. Born In Nor-walk, Hr.
Russel: was well-known and held in
high regard here. He had Wide solici-
asiic experiences. graduating from i
\ai2 Univ-2:311:51; and taking postm-
imam imam“: {inimita- I
Sixteen persons sent to Ellis island being idontimL'L ‘ with the mom
as Lhe result of recent raids have ‘mu ”#1:? distinguishing him—
lncn released by th'; immigration” au- self as a scholar He had ‘n intefe'st
moritics. in some cases they were in and mam 0! 13° Princeton
found to be Titian: and in others it Preparatory 5931001» Princeton. N_I 3
dcvclowd that théro had m 1311- and his hat. place as a. teacher was
proper identification in ~making the? in the Kama School ’91 Bay: Bronx
Margaret 391m.
~Thmwm Stow manner:
Men's an}, $1.1m 9. finale
Reds-4313001131138 11211311 _in Nmamber-e‘
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habeas corpus proceedings.
Many or those arrested in recon!
raids are likely to be released on bail
upon $1,000 each as the amount.
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. Raymond Bros.
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51:11 the New Year
With a Good «Understanding
Mmmmming shoes from us for many
yemknowthotthey are sure ofI full valueinstyle, comfort and
waving gunmen.
The 1920 Styles Are Now IRciady
CONNEALLY '& BRACKEN‘
BlI Wodhinirtun Street. L ’ South Norwaih
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is sci-viral by his widow Clara Butts
Wit; and his fatpcr Captain Isms
..,. - 11.1 81133211. and brother: Edward Fo-
monstrauce was filed by Atzcmys nerd 59mm .511”... held 31‘ 2 airlock
L? ght & Light against ifs Momma nap.
TM 2 held ,3 mo .3, Thmdiy film from 159.5532.
8 Was no no w.) v 92113.net James Denim:
'Judge John F. Keelers judgment in Icnce 0‘ Mf-
favor of the Norfolk investment (‘om Wérner. rector of Grace EpiscopalI ‘
pany. yesterday. Attorney A. A chum}: 0153:5153 mm”; will
Skeels of saunter-d, represetns 12112 t he in Bivsmide cemetery.
Investment Company in ihomciion. ‘ page
Continued—{Pm First Page?
We: chills. £93.96. being oped-
flcally an award of $10,400 with ’21:? . .
Der cent. interest from So ember n ,
1911, were included in.th judgment,
rendered; but there are mm ma: ..
trial deductions to be made from that ,. '
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South Nazism—m Water Street. Phone 294.
out Venom-124m Arcana, Phone ram 7347.
low Bum Goon-«$66 State Street. Phone 427 001011;.
'the Betta and skim-worth propafiég- 1
Scariest avenue by the city rot-I girls;
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dowad with this talent. and no
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