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harbor. where
. er obstructions.
101‘ ‘i'reoovery.
' resolutions of
l
moi-row 'Friday evening.
.. acted-land ‘regular repor
' The session will open
‘aii’d testimonial meeting.
ufluu '
E. Smith is confined to his
the gale from the
..d was not broken by houses or
rBospital will be pleased to learn
I‘ the meeting of the Men's Class
{be East Avenue M. E. Church last-
sympathy for
unusually/ton W. Osborn in the
ere-Illness of his wife, were unani:
WWW by the members of the
Romans or stormy weather condi-
tions, the supper, which was to hag
been held tonight in'Christ Episcopal
church, under the auspices oi the
omsn’s Auxiliary and the St. Agnes
Guild, he been postponed until to-
” The aegular meeting of the Titlling’
Olass‘o‘t the Advent Christian church
til] boheld tonight. , omcers will be
ts Submitted.
immediately
I the close of the weekly prayer
. ‘Chx‘ilthhnrch. East Norwalk, will
’Vll‘tvo its flow pulpit dedicated by the
'Bfi’BQ'. Chauncey B. Brewster, Sun-
day next. at a special sex-vies» at 3:30
O’M. Thépul'pit is in memory of
the bow rector of the church, the
‘ ’ {Toiinkrro F. Cask}; D. D., and is'
gift “of his family,'wii’e, son and
v
!
Constable ,ooox-ge Dance. who has
.. , been ill for“; few do is she i again. _____________.
ion Van Zant street with illness. . y” u . 9
no mmmons of my Harry Schiiohting ot.this town, who i \ , ~ ' . f
"wramong the 12335510ka is gaining renown as an artist. is do- ..————- ’ i'
-o . . ‘
. , ' when the whistlfi 1:: ing work.» New York. Streets were practically impassable‘
' 1 ‘ leetric g — ‘ ‘ and '
.v; 377§ew. plafzo :csion" signal. mt Fitzpatrick will :1 lie :1. Dll‘lli” today, in illemmost :set or: £11112: cur.“
WWW“ mf__‘_ ,. dance , in Noroton Heights School sleet “on? " yea :31 .hours late . and ‘
, deepest in East Nor- house, tomorrow evening. 0 were runnlnh sever ' ' '
m, were i on Scaview two for a long period no attempt was made
‘31! th 5 morn rig. to 0 below Guider’s Corner. whicn
. ‘ * The two children of Mr. and Mrs E
n“ sand other streets fronting the was as far as the snow DIR“ hau
Fred S. Moody of Mansfield avenue
have been ill with measles.
I
reached early this morning.
. of Raymond strsel.
Charles Encffen
rug very sick Mill
3
Frank Alexander of the Cantrell
is reported as b6
“The many iriends of Mrs. J. F. Grif- grocery force is greatly troublml now— _ ‘ Storrs College “’1an first
~ who returned to her home 36 adays with a rheumatic affection. influenza 3 ' h v him
gory boulevard yesterday after taken it “'39 meintemisilll‘l to b3 emlng
. e ‘ I 8"0
- . T rren . lambert ,of this town. sent home. but rap 7. Y '
l weeks treatment in the ‘Nor 9 Ce a worse. it was not deemed ndVlsable to
who has been in Uncle Sam's Navy
for over a year. ('5 on his way to Cuba.
0
His parents are being ad-r
ion. ‘
—i
i
shore. or better:
move him. .
vised daily as to lie condlt
I
The hcatlng apparatus at the Dal-ion
'Frec Libl'al'v has been renairod. and
the library is again open at. the usual
hours.
A walk along the .
a walk down Five Mile river on the:
ice, will disclose the havoc wrought
by the bony ice to the docks along;
the shore front. The dock 0! Vi. Ll
Stevens has been weakened by the.
ice. the pillars supporting the dock;
having been loosened from the bOt'l
tom of the river. the dock of Aaron G. ;
Stevens is a wreck,
while the small!
wharf in the rear of the F
H. Orell is makdn‘ extensive altera-
tions to his home on the Farm Road.
which was formerly occupied by the
Kovash family.
E. B. i’l‘ndlev of )lnnsfilld awmm
has recovered from the effects of a
severe cold, which kept him indoors
a few days, last week.
lint house '
on Rowayton avenue has. a tumble?
(lmvn look. Many of the boat—owner.‘
along the shore. roalizing the strength
of the ice and what it can do, have
kept the loo cm from around their
boats and the pile of the docks.’ One
man started to work cutting on Sat‘
ura‘ny when the cold was so scvcrc,
and round that the water would l’rm‘ze
as soon as: ll.o ice was cut away. He
reported that ice measuring half an,
inch tll'ck formed in a very_1ew min-
utes when left undisturbed.
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"'-— HELPFUL HINTS.
A. (a Hatch have mat-u Although dry cons Mnuom are used
St’dWit‘k as a sol-nee of energy [or electric
lights it should be remembered that
“hull they are used the voltage of
rnch cell is a little more than one.
When connected in series you should
bear this in mind.
Howard E. Cable has just coflflc‘v-
ed installing electric fixtures and 'ir-
ing in the home recently bought by
Arthur C. Hatch, on Sedwick avenue.
J. Dussler is the new janitor at
Center school. lid-Vin: taken the place
of innitm‘ Cantrell, who roi‘rnevl his
position a couple of weeks are. im-
more profitable employment in Stanl—
ford. ‘
I
_ i
o I
Mr. and Mrs. '
ed into their new home on
avenue. fovjmcrltj occupied hv Mr. and
Mrs. -C. E,"Sisson. which thov l‘O‘uQ‘ilt
a few weeks ago from Mrs. W] lliam B.
M mmlbors.
0 F7:
;
Thirtyvflve million tree seed-.4
Great Britain by the American Forestry
refer-est the battle areas and the gran t are“ in
sacrificed to wsr‘s demands. This 1:
Pack. president of the Whtl‘m. 4' . ’
mc nt entree seeds on Bos‘on Common
have been given to France. Belgium and
Wiener Washington to help
Great Britain which were
0m Chitin;
. “mull; over; this great an»
to mom “all.
l
l
l
who“
mu! 'r
M. Fianna. Deena: oonwl, and Captain-Me:- A. 811ch eons
ul general. . .3 ‘ .
_. ... ...... .. W..- ...--.l. .T_:-._.-.:_’:
l1.
meson
The Bums‘ Party Aer-mintion ha:
added another victim to their
list. which. each week, has a-Iew nnnm
placed on it. The latest victim to tail
was Eugene Lharlott. of 43 Chestnut
street. who has Boothe pleasure or
witnessing the downfall of the first
Last Friday night. be.
our uh
mushrooms of his sister, ‘Mrs. Em- Beckie”-
Snachocper. The pulpit is of curved
wood. 80thlc.in design and executed
ibyétheiI. R.’ mo Studios of New,
,Rev.» lllmm Van liivk. l’h. D.. and
Rev: 03!, mtchonoi the local clergy
Were among the many ministers pre-
.sent.at Sr. John's church. Stamford.
yesterday, at he lunatic: 9312,4810,
Rev. 1. Newtown ‘l’helps. of St. Luke's
church. . < ' ' v
TAs'nnl‘w «fifteen members er'the
*Men's‘AClass ot the East Avenue M.
2‘3. church attended 'the debate. and
limpet-giant night, because of weather
The first ol‘he series oi'_stereopti—.
himself. tell a victim and. as is the cus-
1‘ ‘5 far"“"‘" to “.“l m“ te’m‘tom of this association. he had to pay
nals on battery wires than merely the dollar line mm,“ for bias
Wind the. hard Wire ”“35 3W ‘3“ round in in: best clothlm'r m- in other ~
. Y
O UNG H usnm '
WIT”
. HARTFORD. ‘M 3—“an Sweet.
a husband mrmmm. leased.
and hie wife. Rees Sweet. 18 years cut.
is in a precarious condition ’
“St.
Francis' Hospital a. the malt of he
in: amt-muo- by gas in their fine-
roovn flat at No. 61 Elevate street.
this morning. The .p'uiice
was rushed to the house at 8:39 and
pulmotor
gavom a!!! a m. chance for lite.
"dead“ The man was dead when the police
ambulance reschedule hospital. Sweet
n a solder intbe World Woe-and
imam employed as a cam.
Mrs. Sweet has been employed h a
binding posts; the spec’nl terminals - - _
hold better, look better and give out m'”,d'°‘:¢§‘;,,"m””‘&?*m””m under or a»
ter contact. If no terminals are used. held each of tiled being alike Tim ‘
' ' ‘ Senate
however. the wire' would be. aim told inn week ' bureau.
around the post so that the tight m m "at, one“ 9:53:11: tin-3"“.
of the binding out will tend to wrap 13‘ of ”We“; and
it more closely rather thun’vnwmd lL-Thm was plenty 0! music because oi
the third appointees oi‘ the Band Jazz
The affair broke up at a late
«
The connections on dry cells should
:negaflvn leader, but
camp! eted .
out.
ctechm'ch, :East Norwalk,
‘ wire reelected. Rev.
en-
> dubs meeting:
Foam Darkne'se'into Light.
rather.
1" e
rainy-fishnet hunger need
. a.
' ‘K the creedeiontiiive.
elite to live?
donations. the debate on the gocern-
silent ownership of public utilities was
conditions, the debate on the govern-
,llojith.‘ Thevdebate was opened, how~l
pier, with Henry J. Hipson as amrmaL
like leader, and William H. Sniflin as
V because of the
importance of the subject. was not
The supper was served
d hen-thy enJoyed :byaflle members
3.1m annual parish meeting of
ay night, the present parish om-
_ ranklin
' not Whmont. presided at the
‘ Reports were read, showing
ii ..tobe in a. florishlng'condi-
. tarsus ~were=made for the dedica-
ilbefpulpit ‘given in memory of
' Kiosk”, former rector of the
‘ The following tribute was
m '11, 1919,1191 Talitero F.
, . Rector Emeritus of Christ nondale.
_' 'ch‘TParish, laid down forever the
tools of this life. to be receiv-l DINNER T0 HOMER comm-N .
, y nur- Heavenly Father with those 1 ~
1 w .. - words, "Well done, good and
. servant,~enter thou into the 1934”“ "0'“ N
Wyonr Lord forever, “and forever
“a.“ .1”, ‘xto endeavor w iimoniul dinner to'be
nutmeg-to Rev. Tourer-o the“
333 mm good, soflovlng.
... asthma in "nibble undertak-
fie was loved by everyone with
trans—1n contact. ever true
, « = . .hil church Ih'd his heav-
Hie broad—mindednesa
_ l'i'iy valued for from thejol-
Egbe- Whig: the quoted in «me
jy mat Christ Chfir‘cfi.
..put’mm'? .1 do beliewe’
£0m1'ori That no mortal ..creeds,
’ legume-Manna crease:
full lire of 3611115 deeds I
‘deo belieVe, but whom? I‘
« beside me ln-thergloom?“
-“ the billion wéeflsonie?
9 Sum war doth memo.» “
me look. beyond‘m m
\
I!” balsam-baton}—
always be kept tight. Any one con-
nection in a series which happens to
be loose will cause difficult stating!
The vib tion of the car is very apt
oay'evening ‘at'the Parish Hall. The it? if??? ““fsmfind fi frequent inspec-
. _ :0 0 on. mes save a. lot of de-
lecture will be delivered bl the “cm“ . lay in starting the engine.
Dr. tan, _KHK The subject is “The:
Southern Manniel'neers."
SPhrnl Superintendent James E'gg‘cv-cgng insulated from “fillet“.
“'ilfiams has. his hands full these dnvs - viberatio: 1;: 52:32:: It: 0:22;”:gm
in addition to his‘manyiduties. . theiclrouits. Strips of old inner tubes
janitors of both the Center and the?“m be “391‘ t0 good advantage to 91-9.
Junior High schools have been ill. and rent this. -
he has tbe'en'oblieed with the unis»
tance of some a the older boy's. to
con lecturers under the auspices of
'i'he Junior Auxiliary of St, Luke's
church. Noroton. will be elven on Fri-
Dry cells should be kept in a dry
hem It is well m'note that amino cold
weather dry cells are less ‘ ’eflicient
cm to the hea'fng of the twObnild- thlan during the warm weather. It is
a usable to couple in one or two'nd-
ings. 'dlilonal cells dug-inlay,
The Dorian chapter of th‘Epworth son. m’ '0‘“
Leazue will entertain all the League”
of the Stamford group in the local
church at a group rally Friday even-
ing. _' Representatives are expected
from Greenwich, Stamford, Diamond
Pill, Waterside. Springdale. New Can-
aan. Manon. South Norwaik, Nor-
wa‘lr East Norwallr. Wilton and Can-
'l‘ry a Sentinel Wu" 1” '
...
Bmtinel'Want ad- are winners.
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NEW YORK, Feb. Fin-Deluge tic
ew York state. #w
Jersey and the New England—st es
arrived here today. to attend the es-
‘given tonig to
Homer S. Cummings, chairman of
National Democratic committee.
M. Riehle,_ chairman of the. Na
Democrlitic Club. Wage-i; 5.4;..5
mailer, will preside.
Chairman Cummings, the prin pal
speaker, will outline the party's
for the approaching presidential.
paign. Scl>taryof the Navy Da
and Governor Alfred F. Smith ar the
only other speakers. Assistant 8 \
Itary’oi the Nav‘y Roosevelt, Gave or
{Edwards 0: New Jersey and Joseph
.P. Tumulgy, secretary to President,
I‘Wilson, have promised to attend.
’pEReIA-Ns nessur TREATMENT..
Fe
bouncer, Feb. ir—T-he attitude at
both the notorious: ‘nnd .the Athens
", m the Persians 'is becominé in.
@1311:eg hostile, according‘to Brit-
ioujwo; onlooauvloels.» Unverlnola' ee-
m tromrthe transfleephn one: new
the transport of Boishevik troops
thence is'fxl'ontinuing atrthe rate or.
,nbggtgmxa'week; These troops'nr'e
call-fie bowed-equipped audiled bi-
mom the; old” .nmlo‘n only.
s
~an i‘mlo“
hour, each member tickled \6w death
for havln; caught Chariott. whom they
regarded to the budget m'mhfiut
who proved to be the easiest Those
Bums present were: Ch "Pious"
Wilson. Ben.” "R. 0.”. Comstock.
. .., Cello. Edward
'Gob MM “mavface.” Mau-
ra. Chnriee “Foghorn” “'ileon, Jr..
Eran} “Nola" Beers. hauls “Love
. Augean“ Wall" Mn-
ruca. an: "Sparks” Pagan. hominid:
Novel-'8'“? Flori». Miter“ "Sleepy"
1
ooh—per. .
. rmvowstma H
sun.
TORRlblg'fi'Ofl, m
m can. inflow
“9’0 “WHEN” m
"‘ “Wt “ The Mean-m “-
fled last “it “:1 M m
and‘Iin. Maren. all in“ '
Wm m m w. p a.“ 5...,
in die lea-toe h '
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new
s.-nw .
were w
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flip-rte!“
mom ”01" Deal“
'V‘limamum '
11"“ he a mule
eases—r.
an .313“: am
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island defenses of Narragansett Bay.
assumed
battalions of Czech- ure said to be re-
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m u I“ Lanphcre, 86, widely krmm ,. h,
antic politicrl t‘ifl'lt s In “ -‘ «
died at his home lloi‘v llllk 1m..-
He had been seriously ill rm» ,
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mm ' ,
amorous.
was hydro tawny. .nc .-
wm‘rymen 9‘! the fort. fighting the
lime: in: NM or high velocity.
zoning“ unseen“... ...... ..
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-—-.-.—— — " terms in the legislaturu l‘l‘pl‘w
“materiel-d, was count) m... ..
for one term and for llllll} )7),
been first eelm lump of 11..
was also a member of ”iv ll. v.14
sate ccllil'al commilt- .. rv-rn .
the 18th Senatorial disil'iu
czscns ué'raearme ON FOOT.
C»
IL’ARBIN, Manchuris, Saturday. Jan.
31.niicavy mum-4o roamed “"‘ t
or Irkutsk" between Cecelia-Slovak
"arms and mvolntlounry troops. Three
l"~
treating on foot m Num.uam be- cently. lie is survived by lm M...»
cause the Boishevlkl wrecked the rati— and dwghter, Mrs. Marion l\‘- r- .
Waterbury.
mad. .
noiolwviir (lemma-haem- In Harbin
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