..nf-u—«n A V IAN,'14.719m . ‘
itialetl . .
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inen ~ A .
” rilingl’aper
Regular Price 750
Closing Out At
52 Cents
ONELLY’S
on So Main St
IOUTH nonwm. '
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“ho annual meeting of the Sunday
pol board of the Mt‘thodist church.
, bn held this (wooing. Election
‘jd cars. and amioimmvm of teach-
‘Mrwi'li tnke place.
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poultrv Show at Assembly
rs., Fri.. Sat. Jan. 15-16-17.
Hall.
2: (‘EiuSt' of: the freezing last week
tlu- wator pipPS supplying the DJ.-
n f'reo Library. the building has
:en‘clos’vd until repairs can he made,
2 in}: will require about two win.
The Norwalk Grocery. Roodner
lldl’ng. has a. new Ford delivery car.
:Prof. David Stanley Smith has boon
'apointod dean of the Yale school of
'It was announced '33.: night.
“ l'sic.
‘ [Tncas Tribe. No. 36, Improved 0:-
,or of Red Men, held a regular meetr
} g last evening, and made plans for
'19 raising of cliigfs next Tuesday
‘w‘oning. when there will br.‘ special
nturos.
Poultry Show ntéAase-smb '
"Thurs” Fri, Sat. Jan. 1546-1 .
1.1111.
_ Alleged to be the loader of n'gnng
of safe rrarkors, Edwin F. Tate was
brought to New Haven police head-
quartrm last night from Providence,
7‘. l.. whore he. had served a five year
'svmonre for burglary. He will b;
- ritd on five counts.
7 Public Spiritualist Message.
w-Mt‘r-ling’s every Thursday Eve’ng.
Q7270 ()drl Follows Hall, So. Main St.
:conductml by 1311101 B. Purdy, Pastor
jam Mmlium. and Mr. L. llayne. Leo-
'turor and Medium. If you have n.
. loved one gone, come and receive a
‘mossitge frmn them.
A meeting of the finisher: and trim
film‘s who recently quit work in the
C. & K. but factory ot‘t-r’a (“some
C(litf?€‘l‘lllli;’, a girl muployo, 0:11;: to -‘~.--
turn lo their (lntit‘! tho follm‘.‘il\"€§
morning. lwld a meeting Monday;
‘ niaht in the Central Labor Union
llill, \Vz‘tshinzton sztrmt. Tim rresulss
' of the nit-(fling Wore not made known.
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“Tim Health of the Thar-hm"
(l’orho‘sl, by Dr. ‘Wil‘linm Estabrook
. mantra-nor, is a. time volume than
1 may he heartilly rmnmmendefl to the
Fpt’f'llll public for which it has m
written. Dr. Chanee’lldr, Who is t
wr-ll—known educator, has taken some
of the principles of modern hygiene
and applied them in detail to the par-
ticular conditionsrundm‘ which teach
(especially women teachers)
His Words of counsel are con-
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Work.
crate, his style interesting—Newark.
N. .l.,
Evening News.
, FWWxfifslSnIx‘W
have money
to loan
The Smith Norwnllt. l
Trust C0.
to attend.
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There will b.“ a choir rehearsal at
the South Norwuik Baptist church,
this. owning.
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linen writing paper, at cost. Donne:-
ly‘s. 16 Smith Main street.
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5 An anniwrsary mass of requiem for
Gastano Fallo was celebrated this
"morning in St. Mary's church.
a
William J. Alt-Brien, 35, of Hartford.
is dead. as the result of a crash be-
tween a motorcycle and a taxicab.
Mrs. (‘ogswell of 19 Hoyt street,
first district, reported the theft of her
son's sled from her front. yard. yestcr
day:
William F‘. DeKlyn is ab'e to be out.
after an lllnPSS at his home in Mott
avenue. He was in New York city
yesterday on business. .
lHDon't l'mnm Klondike Sorial (‘luh‘
Danae, Fridav. Jan. 16th. '
The sixth annual snow of the Km"-
walk Poultry association will open
tomormw :zml cantinuo Friday in the
town assmnbiy hall. Exhibitors from
all parts of tho stato [will be rvpro-
seated. Prizes will be awarded on
the first day of tho Show.
wGovernmmlt Audit of three yrars
income tax returns. made lazlt your.
disclosed much confusion and undo
tumble for many Laxpayem. My cli-
outs were- not among them. George
E. Curtis. income tax service.
0:10 of the most int renting ovonts
Ll tho month in N.w Haven will be
the dinner in hmor of Mrs. George
Bass, Lhail‘lady of the women‘s na-
tional bureau of tho li-mocrafic pnr-
ty. and Hom"r S. Cumming“. the
chairman of the Democratic National
cognition. “'
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national cuamttusion‘at mammot-
goes into effect Friday of this nook.
At. the mid Week service of the south
Nor-walk Methodist £01500}an chunk
the subject will ln- “Looking Back-
.ward and Forward anther Prohibition
Movement." All ptrsons are invited
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fipbe'l. Dance _. Towu.,..Assembly
If.“ Fri. Jun. 23, Adm, 35c '
An announeomvnt of interest to lo
cal hunl‘crs and fishnrmon is made to
[llt' effect fliul particular attention
should bu paid to the statute pro.
vision for tho closing of the fishing
tsenson frmn January 20 to May 1. .\'0
fishing of any Lind will be allowed
in any pom) in thv state. This \Vl’lf
mark; tho first time that this law be—
comos oil’ortivo in (.‘onnortit-ut.
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Rrprcrt‘ntutivm: (ll lilo
companies: in tho mar l'ntnrv wit; to
insumnz :1
$0101“th from tho?" who graduate.
l'romsome sclmol of life lll'.illl‘2lflt'f"
salrsmnnsh‘ip or some training Mttool
touching llll‘ subject. according to
‘Vt'lnslow Russ: ll, tim-{irrsidvnl u: lin-
th‘nix Mutual company. who spoke
at n. dinnt’r ol‘ thi (lonnoctivul Lilo
lintlei'writrrs awnz-izttion in tho Strat-
,«fiei¢l, Bridgeport, last night.
Major Enlll‘..(‘.ll (1. Taylor
101' of Hartford. has rt-sigtwd from th ‘
Ellaullockev Punt. .‘mzcriczm lmgicn. r.:'._
in protest agzuin-‘t the notion of Comr;
bummer John L. Purcell and othrrY
membars ol‘ the post in acting as an.
escort, of honor for Eamon (lo Vail-m.
selflstylod prwidrnl of the irish lie-j
public. In a statement: Major "raj:—i
101- said Commander Purcell noted in
support of a "foreign revolutionary.
movement."
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,‘Norwalks vs. All Manhattans. N. Y.
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uni-med shoes is farmed by
young and old alike. >
How lasts in sharp and medium
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lochool attendance will be distributed.
the H. Jacob & Sons factory, Roi-walk,
after enjoying a pleasant wont”: m"
tion.
‘ ed of ice, and a New Yorkmg flint: ‘
, , camo 1m mmnl-s»flm,.m
mightyfitnmm Chums m
gcoal, dealé " had
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HOMELESS ii
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The Ladlea' Aid Soeioty or the M.
E. church will meet in tho chapel on
Thursday at 1:30 o'dook. to new.
2 Two more ships have arrived at the
Wilson Point ship yard. rheooVe
looks like a veritable shipyard now
and attracts many people who have
occasion to be in the vicinity. .
George E. Smith. a raaldent of Belt
Island, is supervising the installation
of a large part hm of the machinery of
{new Smith-Blacklist” corporation,
which company recently 9;;th
_ property in High street, Norwalk The
carats occasxonally. Cascarets never corporation is getting machinery in-
Headache, .
Colds, Biiioumoos, driven
out with “Cascarets”
Constipation ,
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v'vv‘
Drive way those persiotentwaiemteé
o! happiness-blllousness and consti»
potion. Don’t stay headachy,’ slut.
tongue coated, sallow . and miserublez
Never have Colds, indigestion. up-aet
stomach, or that misery-making gas.
Feel splendid always by taking (fas
’ om -- gr: snap
SPRING DRESSES .. ........ $22.95 to $50.00
NEW WINTER COATS ...... $25.00 to $95.00
FINE runs .
SMART SUITS .. ..... .. ...... $25.00 to $75.00
SILK WAISTS ....... ........ $5.00 to $10.00
gripe, sit-ken or inconvenience yml stalled so that work» can be com—
liko Calomel. Salts. Oil or naatzv’. mencod at an early date. This in EXP,
harsh Pills. They cost so little and other new company to locate in Nor-f
work while you sleep. walk is the right spot for a manufac- 3‘
. luring plant. 3
The friends of Raynor Werme. who '
Harry Glazier has purchased a formerly resided in Highland avenue,
home and property on Summltt street will be interested to learn that as1
from Mich“ F‘orem. manager of the Not-walk Electrical .-
company, " electrical contractors. he}
has opened headquarters at 66%
South Main streét. ' Mr. and Mrs.
Werme are now living on Osborne
avenuv, East Morrow. and Mr.
Werme also maintains an omce at the
Lester it. Warren and E. Pmsseur
will both be operated on in the Nor-
walk Hospital today for tonsllitls by
Dr. Fawcett.
Friends of Judge James T. Hubell,
SKIRTS . . . . ........ .- ....... $5.00 to $20.00
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LIVING ROOM FURNITURE.
Library Tables, Telephone Tables, Davenports, Bettees,
Morrhflhfirgmgmm Rockers, Sewing Choirs,
Sectional Book Dues, Red Cedar Chest- and may other items.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
RAYMOND in DON
uranium”.
law-n
home. Mrs. W'ermp was formerly
who has been confined for some time “a“ Lois Marsh. Mr. Werme was in
to his home are pleased to learn his
. . d the war nd hp, has
condition 13 {mm rapidly. Ithe service tiring n 1
:mnny, friends here film are glad ml
lwlsh him success. »
An item to the eflecl that Carleton
IHubbard at Wesleyan university; Mld-,
, . dietown. Conn, npent his recent vaca-
. T,» . barges, Five Sisters and R151,“ itlon with friends in Willa. recalls to
hm" "as“ to the first district la? - faint} the W'i’hefi' they were resia
”m“ ”0“““5 “P “‘8 “e i“ “‘9 *’ ’dents’ um. 30v. ma 1100mm
per l‘nrhor. grins pastor of the Rouyton Method-
- ' . in over if on
Thu monthly meeting or the boar-:1 lat Fm?! 213315 {smile}?! in;
o: dlrw'eftors of the Nor-walk Hospital mg“ {I a durlnxrthelr stay here.
.ltsocza ton. which “a to have be?! 0' '7 “a Hubbard '3' a. very small
hold hut “NM. wan postponed to a boy when 3!. Hubbard w. »in charge
~l’oultry Show at Assembly Hail.
Thurs; Fri. Sat, Jan. 15—16-17.
THINK or IT!
OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 113.
flan in need of COAL or MASONS’ SUPPLIES
call 113 and you will be connected with
The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
108 Water St. South Norwalk.
For the oonnnienoe of our customers order: my be left,
gnwm of. mono Brothera' onion. 2! Washing-
later date. hem, and friends will be interested to
1know that he is unnampollege.
hollov Put-d)’. of Stuart Ave. who: People here, and l ”y the “a“
was_recent.ly discharged from the U. dent: at Tokaneknghm {handles
S. Naval Hospital at. Newport, R. 1., concerned are now!“ were interested
ll‘ft .‘fflnda‘ night. for mmbmto‘m, m ae dodmn hm“ Gm . few
N. Y. where he expects to make his days ago by Judgo Garvin of the
rosidenre until he rccuperates from United Staten mgr!“ M W51
the effects of his illness. tho trustees 01 théixmnr a- “man
' restate. bankrupt. tn the appeal of Mrs.
\Vanoma Council will go to l‘nnbttry Gerrit Smith at We. ‘M a.
tonixzht. The: raisin: chiefs of the former decision m «favor of the estate
(Jacukwta Council will take place. Dia- trustees against LYN. Smith‘s ulnim 1
(riot llopmv Daisy Paine and her staff 101' services mm # m $331131.“
will be present. The trip will a; made .; ml'IWte “my. “mm.
in one of “‘61” basses that run ed much mm Slim“kti§a&omble
hutween Bridgetown and Norm“. A: section know u Tokeneke. It was
least thirtylwill make the triP- alleged that the Janice: for which .
she rendered a claim were annotated
The State liaymakers' from all ("91‘ before lhe bankruptcy [momma As .
the state will ‘meei. at the t‘ockenoe ., result 0! the decision a: Jung-g car. E
Wigwam. No. 32. Saturday night 5311- ran, the chin: of Mrs. Smith will be‘
17. Degree contents will b? hold and placed with thong at the other credit-
some fine prizes will be awarded to ors. Mrs. Smith at one {lane and a
the winners. Supper will be servod country now at Tokeneke.
Notice 2'
Dr. s. M. Die
owns:
47 South Main Street ‘
South Norwaik
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lrhould have a certain amount of m
fchanical ability. Exox‘yone to not.“-
ldowed with this (atom, and no mutt-It:
ghow hard he‘ tries to develop it. new
Inot excel the one who is passe-anal! *0! j
git by birth. My success in the maid“
talent, combined with a wide ammo:
lance with peculiar and ill-sham
by dropping, or makes your mutual
sore, come. in and let me see that flit
trouble is. Consultation fme. '
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0r. J. Ellallery
16 So. Main St. 80. Nor-walk. Conn.
HOURS-#0 a. m. to 5 p. "1.; «7 to U
l“ m. Sunday by nppointmcnt only.
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W001i & Grain
, Devin e- Bros. i
g nam- gamma.
TEL. 53
YA” which)!“ bem'pnxuide for “flamers. to? 1.113 com.
plotlon'olmfih Um be kept for than one week longer,
*Enhuwomnommtbqwilhtohavoitmrvedtor
gnaw.- ..vnisiw M
' I. I. MALLETTE
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4; In All Sizes and Quantitizc.
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iAlso Hard Wood so u. wanna?
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Banyan 32... mm Normlk, Gonn.
u wnmnoron u. . Ion-n nonwm. 5 m. “J- W- “1»
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after, many old acquaintances will The meeting of the Rmyton Hose
come logrtiwr at this: meeting. this; Company hell! Monday e‘ienmfi W33
Mono would make a very enjoyable like HW- good old times WM there
owning. «was plenty of outlnuiasm and a good
.._ . 'attendance‘ of members roman nut in
Mmubr‘rs of Trinity liplscopn' response to the urggnt rvquest in The
(‘i‘llll'f‘ll enjoyed a silver ma. refitot Sentinel that. may “do no and an a. re—’
tlm.‘ afternoon. at. the rectory. Pall“ suit math interest was shown and
fiolzl avenue. Mrs. H. A. Illatliewson many things tor the good of the com
and Mrs. George Stills-on poured. Tho. may were transacted- As a result
committee in charge consisted of the Of the meeting ‘ “83°61‘05”? 0’ 93"“1'5
lollowing: Mrs. Thomas 5:. Swan. and committee! wore chosen and a;
Ming Frances Stowe. Mrs. R N. successful year is planxwd for the;
Rnnmw. Mrs. William Dibble. Mrs. Wit- (“imam"- Th9 "‘9’“me ”“03“ were
153‘“ R. Pl’a'll‘d'ngton, and Airs. George as. follows:
Stillsnn. ; Foreman—~“filliam A. Crockett.
*__ -m__~ j F‘irat Annual I’llrt‘man—«Joiin
:Plnmiet'.
EAST ”BEWALK l sworn] Asaintam Foreman—Roy
1' ‘ Men-meld.
‘ Recording Secretary—Edwin L.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mam-4m. in SwvenS- ,
lmrgetown, are visitors on First Assistant weeding Secretaryw—Ed-
street. win W. Godirey. '
Charles. Itainlop has returned to his Financial Secretary ~—Harry 8. 53“
homo in Derby, after visiting: with field.
friends in East u’orwalk. i Treasurer—Harry S" Bryan.
- , . i . , -—M~cs H. ‘Rnckett
Julius Haynes, traveling man for a Qtrward es . ‘
cigar com D? of New York, Win 3 Assistant Steward—Herbert Arnold.
visitor in East Norwalk. thla morning. T;ustee;;;:gy1 Astikart. Edwin A'
East Norwslk children, who attend rey, ' event-3.
a .m— .....-- w... ...- hm...» M.‘ b—ah . ..“. Wu“-.. .
COMFORT GARMENT-S
n For Cold Weather, Specially Prired
WOMEN'S PW”! 50m . . . . . . £2.50 and $2.98
3m BURKE ammo cum made of fine
quality striped flannel . ..- ..................... $2.93
woman HEAVY FLEECE]: UNDERWEAR ........ 85c
STYLISH Bgififi $103!. SQARFJS, large size ....... . $5.00
WOW GAP ARE SGAEF sm‘s .............. . $1.98
WORSE!) TAM O’BHAETERB, assorted colors ..... . $1.50
"SAXIDHAN ” SLEEPING GARMENTS, for children . . $1.25
_ ENGLISH K81? 0mm, iang and warm . . $1.50 and $2.00
CHILDREN ’8 wrrvt‘lln GRAY GLOVES ............ 49::
WORSED TOQUIBfor littletotl 29ct075c
(:me 3b tut-la noun»: aw“ . . . .. . . . . . $13.59
BABY KITTENS, with or without. thumb . . ....... 25:: to 750
BABY SWEATERS, warm and serviceable . . . $2.50 and $2.93
Also many little 10;: of seasonaable articles in too small
quantity to 911th but which we will dispose all at very low
prices to close.
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the Salvation Army mutiny-school. Investigating Committee E. N“
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will be present at the meeting tonight mitybiivffis amokgflngzfil
at which the annual prizes for sunday. ens, “illllam A- 'Crockelt. I l
Entertainment Committec~VVilliaxnl
Philip H. Fielding, 20 Pleasant A“ Mama, chairman; Addison F.‘
street. selectman and olecmml epn- flamqay, William LaFountain, E. hi
tractor, is in Hartford today attending Wells. H. L. . Rowland, “Zillion: J.
the big state conVentiOn bf Wfl’nm, Jr. ‘ V ‘
inspectors. 7 , . Sick and Vlsitntlcn Committee—41d-
Delogates to the lay electoral con- wand W. W, H. L. Rowland.
rerence will be named. tomorrow -, Poe: «Emanuele-+13. W- Godfrey.
night, at a business meeting of m 8933:! H. WW.EGW111 L. Stevens. '
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Ladies’;Sport Oxfords ,
Dirk tan ell! with mfi'finy koala, blind eyelets and imita-
tion tip. .-- .
Black call, with long vamp. mainly heel and, blind oyel
lfl. '
,- m 305ka TB anon. ,
{ZONNEALLY .0: BRACKEN
East avénue M. E. church. to mu
the regular-prayer moefing. r ,
Augustus F. Self, 4 Hawkins m. -
East Norwalk, has returned ”work-at"! . _ , ,
‘i‘he Nubian Mbyterlan church
wishes: taming Bits: Helga War
in: flank: and {appreciation ‘ ‘tor
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» The local harbor ls pawofllylclm- _, , i‘ still ; 7 mg evening
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Sunaay. when @133 Bar»: A
13! W‘ns'zhinnhm Strata-l WI! ”malt.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your houstum
«nods. rags. papers. Junk am. I!
' mound hand goods. Anything yon
have. Price according to the qual-
; my 0! the goods. A square deal.
3 always.
: PHILIP P. MAHONEX ,
52 Van Zandt street. Plum? ”12.5.
Second hand goods always on unto,
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Egg, Stove.
Nut and Pea
Harris & Gans
i ‘ “Imam:
1 mm.
AU 1’0 SUPPLY 00.
42 WW St.
mm 72.70“"
c-0001.
.. _ Prompt Delivery
.. tot artificial teeth is due largely totllfl“ ‘
mouths. If your plate is troubling you: "‘
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