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Talk about Smileaa‘e!
You zet a
Throuzh ticket to
app} town when you buy a
V ICTROLA
from
DGN N ELLY’S
all 50. Main St.
SOUTH “DEW“
iiy News;
'1 11.1-14.1. meeting of the oily 001111
2 will 1:». held tonight.
Tl." 15w. Yon: Grocery naive. re.-
--'. 1. river Ford delivery car.
'1115- board of directors of the Nor-
.1.». Hospital association will hold a
polar meeting tonight.
.\ l‘vpfll't has open made- to the
m-{ department concerning art'a'uliy
0:1 Cross straw-i, first district.
At The
'13 1']
each, Bridge,
lirzlorttl t}. 1:. Parks of North
<-:1 dirfwt has returned from a two—
. Vl>ll in New York city. where he
mini 0. performance of "Aphrov.
uit'u l7'orotlly Dalton in the
.1 111.: {are at the. Century Theatre.
f. hviring will be lli‘ld in Rowing
afternoon concerning the pmbat~
of the. will of the late Catherine
-.'."c(d;.'. Attorneys Tammany &.
:1 ~r} this ('ily reprizfient the
l .10.
or
'.':cEnel[y’s- Orchestra
.-'> .iy night.
«A s.“
Au... . ‘
i'ilxirlvs ll. Denney wishi-s to llave'
llllalldH know that he has refused
1 rmsition ofliered him in Kansas
i: r" .3 a on i
‘ ”d In counted :1. better 0 n home of Mrs ( ‘hznles llill. “lest avo- stri Pi is upendim: a week will) iriends
‘icz ‘51 city In about three weeks
at l' 1.”le up a. new field of work as
“(1.1 agent
lf“5l‘ Til.
- ll Port of G1: mtwood, .l,
M urnny ‘Guorge ll Vosburgh
11.! Frederick l"
Whitehead
‘ 'nl-«ll‘ 2.11'i neui' .1
" ,..1 11nd Jennie (i.
fivat'l)’.
: aflernunn by Deputy
:.1 rd B. unlens. The case
to the Court of Common
5151 Lu flint Tuesday. in, Feb—
- :.:r-’."’y's Orchestra —- Armory ‘-
13:51.1.
ml Nu'wvalh ;1{'»oplel1a\‘c receivr
:‘_".F>‘.l'i"‘-‘Yl€‘lltfi of tiliotfm'matlon of
'* .‘i'mzoc-iaim Investment Cor-
“. capital and surplus of
3‘00. 111 New York city. The
11 efi‘it'n is: at 31 Nassau street.
v~ 1 FL. Kmart, a former Non-wan:
" the second vl'ce-m‘efiid‘e'lfi, of
. mfiurlj.‘ HE was formerly- preh-
~ 1.5 H11. Continental Company of
7"»,1 :irii 130911th assistant dir-
'- of 15.1.1355, Government Loan 01‘
" Second Federal ReserVe
.‘il
(W7, v13
‘ ict
-Alsfyne or her
2 Agency, Janus ry 13,
‘ w as present
-— Armory -al
, tho Nm'wulk Cl :wtrr. ll.
5 :1 SLY-00 mortgage on Harm,
Papers were scrv- 5
noon ”at Trinity Episcopal rectorf'?
l Fail-field avenue.
i
l Instructions; have been received at
:[IK‘
7to
’lis:mr211
(‘13; Hall reczuitlns: station not
sleep. 31:; mar- .mphci 11h for ez-l
in the (liar-1111111, 001119 for
seirvit't :1 Panama.
Henry 1‘. Higelein has completed
the indullution of an International
hat-'1‘ for Mrs. Helen Van
residence on Bwyview
011.;' 1 ’11».
ill‘E‘l’lUQ.
F_ L Chase has 5010. his twcyiamily
house and lot on Slocum sheet (0
Mil old lit. tlni5k of Pioiwalk. Th3 sa‘ e
.0113 11.511151 iluough the John T. Hayes 1“ ~'d‘lmu'lefii 0f the fire company {in-
1920.
.
Tl'iafl‘ c u :1ulations...were discussed
at a meeting of the jilney drhers of flower HOOk 8" Ladder
Noni all: held this morning in citv hall.
Chief of Police William R. Pennington
at the confluence.
Preparations: are being iiiade to:
the poultry show to be held in the
Town Asqembly Hall. A large truck
arrived with some of tho fixtures 011
. which the birds will be displayed.
(‘hmlm Rows of W'innipnlk has
purclnwed the. l.:1_vden property which
[1.1.5 been owned by he Fieginspnn
Brewing Company. The iiiopefly
bought is on the corner. oi Davis
strict and ill-0111‘, SOF‘Vle Thu
house in large and bin fine design.
them: is considerable proputy about
‘llm plaec.
The Flpworzh League 01‘ the South
Norwalk .‘vi.l-I.17mrch w ll hold its
monthl'x Snial‘ni thi churflh, Rednes-
(lay evening, Yummy )4 at slizht
o'clock. 'l‘ltF‘ rnmmlxtim it 0:11 .ige
bun—.- plirnnul- a. ’9an Name to be given
by 50m» of the young pimple. en: filled.
"Too M..n_v 811' 1111.5. " I gin wire-1h
mPJlS will i)» .m‘ved.
\Nilliam Bicrs, Jr” 01111 with have
r1 tlil'ncd ivom tllrir honeymoon. They
Worv marlin-ll in 'l‘an'boro, .\‘. C. They
started their trip going tut-Bm‘ky
Mountain. N. I.‘.. from ihnrvs- l0
W’anhington, D. (1., rizc-n up to 5.11111
Adams. norms to. “ON!" and illi-n row
inrm-d llozuv. The-1c paused through
fourler‘n stall-15 ('1'. 'h.» ’rip and had 11
very influyuhhe limo. “Hill" has re—
[511.1151ng 112.5 duller. in his 23:11:10.
'C‘US Or'cmal- .2 ~— Armory ——
!
951C:
Tuesday night.
will hf :1 1'.;~1il..n' meeting air
A. l.’.., Thurs-
JO n'cloc'c at the
Thorn
day nflmnnon it 11:
one. Him. John. ll. Light will spfilk
on Count licut low .z‘aii‘eciini. women.
A joint inziellzilioi of UN Buckin-
fin-m Ptst Women's Relief C’upn will
be held in Rid M21111 llull January
14. Tin-1:11.1i11g w ll not be public.
All \V. ll: V. oilit‘v'l‘s tll'l‘ l‘f‘Ql Ch‘ll‘tl at
3:30 O'clock.
152 Fm:-UREb lN STATE.
Accordintr to a miunt Rollo of Brad-
ntrect’s, under tile head of financial
failures (lining 1919. which. Dr flze
way were 1.519 than in any erllr Fl'lf‘i'
‘ 1891,11 15 ‘51 ma 111111 conned-rm 111111
a total of 17»: failures last year. This
contmrh wi :h 232 (luring. 1919.
total (mum lam \oar .unomlod
$987138 111151 the. 11.11) line: to $.12
766. 200.
in
mWeiélrl llappil'; ,
e:91: ‘m-ovzq 051.0? ltOnEWI. nllm'r «liver-g
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"For Sale in" 11 fink H. “0er H 5.
Mend. Goo. .
‘ Corp. . ..
good to his mmhm x 'lr‘ .0411!
33,311va \v: '51 gelliumo 01b 00‘ Kthll‘ LS.
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Thi‘ '
1“. Moullon Sllils-on- Powell ,
“ii‘i‘i‘L—‘Pz'i‘fate dancing' muons,
nil-1rnoon.POLLEY'S Tel-
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,wbrijemlm
e
.ihe South Norman
Trust Co. , (
abuut lulu Imago». ..
0
Mr. m 11:1:ch x. can, who?
were recently married, have returned
{tom their wedding in) and" are liv-
will mun ll All“
ing for the W 1:":- IPabnoyer
illiiiiiiinu
l __ ' 103E mafim mm 1113.0”... received 61 the sale
arrival in Panama, at am. Marion
Jarvis of Highland 3.783310. who has
gone to that country to visit». her ole
tor, Mrs. John Johnson. Mina Jarvis
expects to remain away inom Roway— ‘
ion for at least a year.
The twenty-seven members of the
East Norwaik Fire Department, who
during the war served gallanily in 1"1.1
service of their country. will be hun-
awed by their fellow members on 111'»
evening of February I‘ when :11'
elabomtn tuikiy snppcr with all the
extras, will l=e sorted in tile
Serrzil people from Rowayton 511-,I
tended the snowmobile Show in New}
\ork city last week The? were es“
pecially in: ousted in the display that
'h‘ la.
0.1.1.111 shop
SPRING DRESSES ........ $22.95 to $50. 00
NEW “'1 N; ‘ER COATS ...... $25.00 to $93 .00
FWE FURS
SMART SUITS ...... - . , ...... $25.00 to $75.00
SILK WAISTS .......... . $5.00 to" $16.00
Van Zant street
At an important meeting held last
night by the members of the May-
company.
plans for the big event weie made.
Besides the supper, which in itself
W11: be a, feature worth while, a.
splendid entertainment will be pre
pared for the evening.
In charge of the plans for the {es
vivitics are the following flremen.a an
pointed as an entertainment winnin-
had at the show puffing forth me'
durability of the NorWalk tube, tori-t
ibicb so much is claimed.
ley street was appointed one or the
census-takers. for the federal gov-f
ernmeni. Miss Lockwood‘s district is:
in the Eourth ward. and covers con-
slderuble ground The work is most. '
interesting and {or the most part peo-
ple are glad to give the information
We at the Mayflower meeting last
night' Harry B. “firm-bury. Ernest asked. Of course, there are-a sew
l.',rumln_ze George Guthridgc, Chief people who prove disagreeable. but.-
Lhey are the exceptions rather than
the rule.
Fred M.Wheeler,A1thur Brown, J.
the Norwalk Tire & Rubber company; .
gu'
Misu Eleanor Luckwood of McKin-‘l U
SKIRTS ................ 111'. $5.00 to $20.00
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LIVING“ 1... .nM FURNITURE? 7'
Library Tables, Telephone Tables, Davenports, Settees,
Morris Chairs, Big Leather Chairs, Rockers, Sewing Chairs,
Sectional Book Cases, Red Oedar Ghosts and many other items.
151101111": AUL‘O DELIVERY
R.filMUPiU o GUN
Vii)“ w .00.
Iain“
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$37
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'by dropping,
W'. Webb. W’lll‘md Taylor, Alphome
Canavari Christopher W'eisman. “y'al-
lace Taylor and James McCarty.
it is hoped by the committee 1hr.
as mun-y member: of the departmen
as possible be in attenihnce. The re-
quest. i~1 made that they leave their
names with Adolph Cunnvcrl and the
Canal/u ri 21-11“ store. or with James
Johnson :11 his store in the Rumor
block.
Milli. [liliEElflllS
i The Roway ton Fre‘e library was op-Y
t ened Friday. and van a busy place
1 throughout the attemobu and emly
“evening
coal the .dlrectors ware forced to 3‘
close the library on all but two days
a. week, Monday and Thmdny. The
directors. thought it best to close on
all but meme two day: now rather
'ihan to continue to open the library
{each day, but ultimately be forced to
close it fix an indefinite period latex
in the winter.
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East
W ll S
.\ meeting of ill“
Turin (-llzb oompnn)‘
night in the l". E. The centenary of the birth, or Ju—_
\l'ushinzinn Stru'l. keph \\ .1keman Math;- was observed'
The following directors were elect- Sunday night at the cam gchool au '
ml for llll‘, coming )‘ani, Emma L. dllcrium “ilh addressed by Hon. 5“»!
Cnidtn. Edward E. tiorham, Leslie Dh9lll n Mather ”1.1mm occupant;
Gamble and Edward M. Lockwood. of the antns‘ral [gm-“£13m: otfiors.§
Following :1 business nit-mini; pi 9nd “mi an exhibit of, tern slide» ‘
the stockholders. blue cllowin: timer-rs 1r. spile 0: the angmoo #315,163; which i
cots or the Yacht Club Wit-.1: 2111111116: ”“583“! an “mm fine!“ i
PRSldL'M Edward E. Gorhnm: vice- 111.310 were about; 350 pamons [newt
president Edward — M Lorkn'md: ; The occasion was in own my”
SI (‘rvizii'y and Treasurer, Emma 1"Im0sl enjoyable. and gave promlsa'mof!
“GNP" t’urilu-r such Muir‘s to develop a mum {
munity spirit. Several prominent}
'non of tile town. ullosevramilim nam-
Ion: been identified with ’hin history”
and progress, are. now mmrmally in???
George, laminar of Southinuion is lgjhlginplmmmmgnim $2??st 92‘}
vrcuflon. visii with
Nat-walk Mp-rHER cemeNAfiv omnv.
ht‘ld last;
more. i
A N C E.
Gorluun
\iiss Genevien Porn) ul‘ First
in Huston!
Owing to the scarcity of. '
THINKOFITL I
OUR TELEPHONE HUBER IS 113.
When in need of COALor \MASO‘NS’ SUPPLIES
call 113 and you will be connected with
The l\ orwalk Goal & Supply Co.
108 Water St. South Norwalk.
For the convenience of our customers order: my be left
or payments made, at Ruinond Brothen’ office, 2! Washing“-
ton
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UFENHYCLUBE ”mm ‘ E: - - ..
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YARN which lac beam-dds for customers, for mfgm-
pletion of gum-nu; lwillllahoptfmtlmm011411100111:long-cit.
unless we 5mm M they wish to have it reserved for
"W. ,timu.
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J. I. MALLETTE
numeral :1.
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; 1111111111,: “I 01111 . .. 1 when 5011le 119 mm heme '
I [lit 5 ll) 'yi .\ 3 Add. “,0 tnunszwople fill lllQll I‘Unfiidt’ra
lion and cooperation.
Regular rmuinv busim's's was trans~
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ni‘tl'il I215: 315.34" {it tho wm‘itll ulccl' ,PL‘HJ} I’d-k :‘MCI‘L‘f’ ‘l‘f‘l'll 4.5"
in: Of ”h, Third lliNtrlrt Pnfiln‘samrr cm'ml Willi M1. 31.111101 .n he work or
,H; ’ (land-1mm: the Nailionul purl-(5:. also
__ '1i"'\'lrv=l :m int1r1'stfnig address 1'1)-
' 5 5‘ a u. .
The 11111111111 liluol'lnl: 111' the Ladies guiding m,“ “mull?“ .lune in A,"
Aid gummy of the E,“ A“ 11 e‘fi' F parks: telling of lilefl' habits and .1115
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church will he held tomorrow uflvr; “harm they‘dre. unlined.
mm" ' Hr. “other supplemented Ulla mlilt‘urf
._ wiin hunk-k, tunnel- remm'ksiollinu
Frank 1’. Self. of 11m Motl‘nnolitun "‘3‘“ ”mm ”‘0 'I"‘,‘)n,‘ VJ" . ""- :11»
Lif. lnwusmion Company, Snu'h Not“ “‘3”; m” Queen. 111 “in B“ 12mm, .‘0
with mum. '111 “mm.“ ‘0 u“, pupil's UH: (unruly. (luring: \Vllllill may visit
of the Marvin school this morning on "d the parka, QWW" hllznb “1 “Mm!"
ted herself to be shut in one o." lhr-
cages with the mountain lionh‘. '
Mr. Muthor then. showed soul's.
slides reproducing dngn'ei'ruiypv 511111
the subject of ill." inuumncc.
. - ,
Tho many frir 1141.:
Smith 1
or '.Villim11 ll.
Ellll‘ avenue. were grim-ed
ma 1:; to learn or his (loath. Mr. other photographs of h“ father. in
Smith was «1r mam, ve'us a... calm whose honor the service was held.
’ ' 9 and spoke briefly regarding his mm
012:1' imi-
Norwal'n'.
121111 Wll-l wall 11110001 in 5114101 ' _
' «11's hie. He also made empe- sugges-
‘tions regarding a- permanent memo-
rial of the centemh‘i' cf. ”-0 1mm."
which will occur next May, Mr
Mother‘s idea is 111111 it. will be. well to
acquire some‘nborcfr'ont prulel‘ly in
addition to the narrow lfmr' Tree
Point piece, which
owns. and to develop it extensively-
as a park, available to all tl.e poapic‘.
A9 a supplementary to this sugges-
tion, he made another that an inland
property at the north. end of thr-
town he acquired for park purpose-7.
mentioning xpecmcally 'a. plat con:-
pailslng part of his present summer
home. where,.he —said. a fine lake
‘oould. be created. which Would otter
the “Donna“; for skating and Other
liflWAYlflll .1...
1 f The Mtomaslldeo showed the won—
idem «at the ninhteen national park ,
“'illiam Wntson of Rowm m Of which H'nu. .fiphen Hathcr- is over-‘
‘A 1115111 ol‘ l-Zus PNL rwrlk "will be .7ulr
"milled 1‘02'_ tiw approvul of the coun-
Eril at the meeting of that body inlhe
(:in 11.1.1 I( night The d'nwings were
mmde by Silent (‘Imznirsioner Henry
{R ‘iil nor. the
lO\\' 11 now
The committee n‘ppoirted Mei 1121:!“
at the mcetlng of the Mayflower H. 8:
1L. coinpany, to pro 'ide entertain—
uncut and supper at the celebration to
be held in honor of the W Nor-
walk firemen who wore in tllevsen'ice
started preparations today luamum
the event a nc;ablc one.
I
xYork city . 1m Wm described by Z-ler-i
W. Gleason of Boston, who took
tl-e
Charles Wells with his: duet bugnt the photograph from Which
ing apparatus is at work making a slid-‘13 war-05 made. ,
what at the Norwalk Supplymm ’
pany's coal yard at 301133on .1 H: A’ 6““ ot'flrfik'gtreet has ‘3‘
. iturned from 1115 trip
0
because of the mum {is ‘ 7'
m Wmm:mm,
days.
soon as it landed on the
one is spending a few days 1mm. mwutmry of the Interiér‘. .
COMFORT GARMENTS
For Cold: Weather» Specially Priced
WOMEN'S FLANNm'r'rE GOWNS ...... $2. 50 and $2.98
BILLIE BURKE memo mums made of fine
’ quality striped normal ........................... $2. 93
WOMEN s HEAVY Ensues!) UNDERWEAR ..... 85c
STYLISH 2? USE wonn some, large szze ........ $5 00
wonsrzzn CAN AND some? sn'i's .............. . $1.03
wonsrnn PAM 0 8311111338, assorted colors' ..... $1.50
“SANDMAN” SLEEPING eARquN'rs for children . $1. 25
ENGLISH KNIT GLOVES, 1:113 and warm .$1. 50 and $2430
CW???" " 'f'rnm "”AY GLOVES \ ...........
WORSTED TOQUEB flit- MC tots .............. 290 to 75c
Ufllnunpu-~ o... _ _-_-- u vM—HU MUM‘LS ..... ' . . . “.50
BABY KITTENS, with or without thumb ........ .. 25c to 750
BABY SWEM‘ERS, warm and servzceable. $2. 50 and $2.93
Also many little lots of seasonable articles in to: small
' quantity to advertise, but Will 51h we will dispose of at very low
prices to close.
. Ladies" Sport Oxfords .
Dukran cull Wiflhmflihry heels, blind eyelets and imitat
tlon .fip'c .
5 Mmmwithlmvmp, military heel and 1113.11! eye.
lets.
SILK 8081233? To 11mm
CONNEALLY 81 SRACKEN
» “1 Wnnhimmm W South Woman;
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'Dr. S. M. Dietzé
DENTIST
47 South Main Street
Swill Norwalki 1%
Art'i' I T ill
In the prnoin-v 01' d. ntisiry n [Vernon
should have a ,cvrlnin amount of w
,chanical ability. 17310110110 is not en-~
ldowed with this talent,
and no 11131.th
how hard he [I it}.- to 11m 1 lop it, he can.
not excel the one \\l‘0 is possessed of
it. by birth. My 501’. u so in the making
:0!“ artificial teeth is dun largely to this
talent. combined Willi a will.) expel-l
ience with peculiar and ill-elmped.
If your pinto is wanting you
or makes your mouth
50,11 come in and lwt 11141 we what the
I III— troub'e is Consultation tree.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 90 Main 32., So Nor-walk, Conn.
HOURS—~53 a. m. to 5 p.m .; 7 to 8
p. m. Sunday but appointment only.
COAL
Woo-d & Grain
Devine Bros. i
”attendant“
TEL" 53
GOOD COAL. Prompt Delivery:
In All Sizes and Quantities;
:Also Hard Wood $5 a Wagonnii.
1... EFFRON
5 3 Royan St., East Norwalk, Conn,
Tel. 441.
, v- n--.1..‘_.__. :I
Tel. (41.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your nous-told
..:.vods. rage" papers. junk an& all .
«wood hand goods. Anything you .
have. Price occor'dins to the quail ‘.
.iy or the goods. A aquaxvo den) .
ilwaya. ' "‘
PHILIP P. MAHONEH
62 Van Zondt street l‘aone 1182b.
Second hand zooda almys on auto
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Egg, Stove.
Nut and Pen.
GOA-L
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Harris 81 03115
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Norwalk Chronicler