FEB. 9, 1920
intend buying an
‘i 7; Y 1T NOW
«ring to you will be con.
‘ll have good Overcoats
.13 to $50.
Woods, for the“ How You on
have not reduced?
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The aging; m... lacy
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an
iingpimonsdn,
We» assortment
mown.
EK.BANLK3
we hard over
a.
in
common.
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Two new cases of measles were re~
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, The negulai- meeting of the City
.Council will he held tomorgow night.
A meeting of the Republican 'State
Central 1: will be held Wed-
tseph Davis
55 Washington Street
~nosdaty, in. Hartford.
The Kind WordgCiucle, of the Con-
gregational church, will meet tonigit
with. Mrs. Shambaugh, 9 Morgan ave-
.nue.
SOUTH NORWAIL
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Supt. James F. Williams. of Dal‘ien.
was the leader of the Men‘s clans, yes.
terday, in the South Norwalk Congre-
'iiy News
national church.
~Amct'icanization Classes 'at the
Franklin School ouch Nlondays night.
Frog instruction for all foreign born
“ten who are not citizens.
1.
’1!
,.
all which of tho grip.
:it'ls lt'm'nin: at .
Tel. 2225‘.
0':
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j".~lf'€‘ I. lt'ntho-t-mn (ti (incl
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l.|,t'
grip.
'w -i (‘txtlulll
:tpztivt.
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(if NC!"
ill :1.
I". “Ely, rvgmii
i), .\. -i{,, isntzite‘
l-Zttst atomic.
.-1,
illuu'trll .l. Quinlan H.” E\‘-
it;ts_ rvstmwd titti‘r-.~ at
'1 \\'ztll siren-t. ttftvr ‘iil .‘lt‘
Mrs, (‘hatrlos Dc?! 0" ‘~\’il-
ziw parents of :t ‘i:t‘.~_\' gill
The arrival malty. Karl
Norwzlllt 'l‘iru .Q Rit‘rilwr
:rttudlalht'r.
N O r V": l l:
lirc room
home, 7.3
Millm' m“ the
:,t.':.e-x- Company.
:.":‘.tie.~1 ill at his
.anuc.
n lll‘O'.ll:‘l‘ of
of Ilmbury
Friday in tho
lip loaves
": 11-! Watson.
Watson
wiltiyn last
. Mm- of his use.
3‘.
mmxtin: of tho
(‘irclo 01‘ King's Daugh-
lm hold with M"::. Ed
\“Litll. ‘39 Scztviow fivcntle,
't-‘~ln'uary W. at 2:30.
‘v 'll:ll’}'
”.1, Jr.. of 26 Orchard Straw,
bar-n confined to the Norwnll:
with a brokpn leg. was takcn
'tmno Vl-‘ednesdny evening. He
it: along nicely. .,
committne has or-
tho clcctiun of Charles H.
chairman: I’. F. Brophy
and C. lrvlng- Dyinglon
.~ .. It was voted to use the
“ of the Elks Home on
'. street for the fair, having
Nu! dancing all on one floor.
flw'lls Art'ilfilh and closes
Elk; fair
by
3‘
.ti)‘,
damage ‘was done to
tho Norwalk Iron Tl’nrlts
.\' .‘Itrdny, by falling icicles.
— wore on the wires of the
.\U=w Haven and Hartford
, mutiny, and some of them
“.‘l six feet long. The wind
tlttwn and they crashed
flit; windowa of the Iron
, at: out many of them.
A‘er'
. 1-: \‘THOLATUM
. for
_ Neuralgia, Sore Throat,
Catarrh and 00133
ram—Powell Comm
“‘T'lnth Norwam ,
OPEN
MONDAY
EVENINGS "
from 6 to 8
i Camber of Highland :twulzc
1’91 1 “y‘s.
it) bit about :tt'Hv.‘ :en ct.
.llio lllli‘w'“; ltasi
">\"=i':.i days but is nowzlnnd's sanitarium, in \Vostport, wan— road a. paper
(10er gun]; from thcrc Saturday. She,
rSwim has been critically ill at his home
i! This afvtrnoon. at, 2 o'clock. a regu:
liar meeting of the Twin City Jitncurs
A<socirttion will be held in Foresters
,i-l.t.ll, YVuié-r street. uptown. ‘
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l Old Vl'cll Commandery, N0. 956, U.
'0. (l. (1., will give an entertainment,
'untl dance. 'l‘ucsday cvcning. at
Mrs: Brush, an inmate of McFar-
is an old lady. rather slim and wore u'
ilong, dark cont.
1
Two of tho street lights on Orchard
istrs‘at have been out since last “'86.-
'nosday. New glost have replaced the
told ones‘ and the lights are burning
.ngztin.
l Ina-sun!
i ’ The movcment to have a 6 o‘clock; _
Finland's Snnatnium. Greens: Farms.
fclmlntz o!‘ the stores of the city of Nor-
iwztlk is mowing with satisfactory re-
!sults. In the First district the mcr-
rclnmts have met the request. with
hearty approval. In the Second dis-
triat. the majority of the merchants ap-
proached have expressed a desire to;
,co—opemta and, it is hoped, that the;
{others will soon soc their way clear tot
’co-opemle and make the closing gen-‘
oral. 2
5. E
The first game. came? askot ball!
series between Dunbury and Stomhz‘tlf
will tr- plzlyod in Stamford Tuesday
evening. A rctum game will bu
played in this city on Thursday evvn-
inrr. It i: expected that the third
gazrn of tltn Duuhui'y-Norwalk sorics
wzll be playnd in this city during the
early part. of March. The first two
gamcs worn won by tho local town--
thubttry Nows.
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—Sprcinl dancing class for married
couplest starting. Policy's. Tel. 2221.
Burlington has an epidemic of in-
fluenza, grip and pneumonia. but
more are no doctors in town. Doctor;
from Colfins‘fillc and linionvillo have
had difficulty in traveling over the six
mile»: or more of snowbound ro.
ycstord'ig.’ ill-‘3' were not able Lo= re
the town at all. tho an '1»; more so,
high. The ‘own was practically iso
lated.
ids. .
'u h ’
Morn people in Norwalk saved.
money during the past six months'
than in. any previous similar timo in
our history. Are you one of the few.
and plenty of work, is the time to save
for the less prosperous times that may
come. The place, South Norwalk Trust
Company. where you receive 4 per
cent. and your money when you Want.
1 .
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It will he of interest to the many
“members of the Elks in this city to
learn that the condition of James P.
,Hayes of Norwich, a district dequ
and past exalted ruler in the order.
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’13 now much improved and that. his
early and. complete recovery is expect-
ed. Mr. Hayes was to pay an official
visit to the lodge some few days ago,
‘0: his illness. It is expected that his
jettent that he will be able to pay an,
jofllcial visit to the local lodge duringx
the month of March. .
r
fiM-IACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. !
iFord, 16 Franklin street, ripping
lcoat.
Iis investigating.
ported in the First district yosaterduy.i
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the .
éhull in tho Davenport billding. , 5
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thy Judge George H. Vosburgh in the
who did not? Now. with high wage-5‘ ’ .
but the visit was postponed: because,
condition will be improved to sud}. "
"If, mam -..
Sbsent naval-ll days because of illness.
m and m m w ml Complaints have been mallow "W
bl:- "police lay—residuum of Elizabeth W m 3,
' 5th. about' boys sliding on the sidewalks.
-«
and creating ‘a. noisy disprbanca.
Mrs. 0:015“, and: daughter, Kama,
’0! Southlflew Terme, are able to he
fined to their home‘wlth the grip.
A dog owned 1) 3,,Uuion street rest.
dance. yestettlay .fitacnd tumour
Dog Warden Tromas F. Walsh
An automobile owned and driven by
John _Marone. 40 Oak street, collided
with a street car at Beers' corner.
Weatport. yesterday. Damaged to the
auto was slight. /
Co aims are still being received
by rigour-e about sidewalks in vari-
ous sections of the city being in a
dangerous condition for pedestrians
because of ice and snow.
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Praciically allot the striking work-
‘xers of the
Company have accepted
compromise at 15 per cent. increase
in wages. and have returned to work.
. Mills Kathleen Lynch, “E‘ru‘nklln
nun, has resumed her duties in
business office of
being confined to her home for some
time with ”illness.
Rev. Isaac Terry. formerly
in Norwalk as 3. Salvation A
cor. was the principal speaker. yester-
day: at services conducted in the Sal
Army hall on VVashlngton
l
I vation
strvet.
'l'lto Norwalk Bird Club will mcet
this evening at 8 o'clock With MYS-
Christian Swot-(z. West avenue. The
new president. A. A. Sounder?» will
on “Suggcstions for
Methods of Recognizing Bird Songs."
“Teddy” Klopsch, of 10 Mott avenue,
was slightly iniurcd yesterday after-
noon wfille sliding. He lost control of
his sled and ran into a tr‘e'e’,’ hitting
his head, knocking him unconscious.
Reports this morning show his condi-
tion for the better.
An alarm has ch-n sent out by_Mc-
concerning a mirninrr woman patient.
She is about 40 years‘old. five feet
six inches tall. and of slim build.
Mien last seen shower?! at lonl coat
of dark material and a small but
There is a poursihillty that the fac-
ltot-y of the Crofut & Knapp oompnny,
may have to close down soon crime
a. supr‘ot can! in ‘ meshed. View
cars of coal consigned to the company
were commandeered. recently. by the
Railroad Administrntion for use in
the power plant at Cos Cob, and: the
Crofut & Knapp Company's supply is
nearly exhausted.
‘\
James Donnelly. Jr.. South ltuin
street stationer.
at 22 South Main street, adjoining his
store in the Masonic Temple block.
and now tenanted by Morris Navlas.
ky. grocer. The lease was signed
Saturday by Mr. Donnelly and the'
Old Well Masonic Company. Mr;
Donnelly plans to make renovations-
aud extend his business.
The eager-or Paul Priors and Jose-
ph Molleck, arrested as the result of
a. fracas in a pool room. were nolled
city court. this mornlmz. Peters. ao-
lmowledsed as the aggressor, was
charged with breach of the peace. as-
sault and abusive and profane lan-
gualtze. Illalleck was charged with os«
sail t. ‘
(3:
;f_ MORE KPEOPLE
1N NORWALK'
.t ,n\, ..3., ‘
. ‘4‘
3 saved money during the put
"‘2’ six monthaohan in any pru- 1,:
' ious.si1nilar time in on! his-
/.
“tori. . 31. it: .E In
7‘ Are you one-oi “10m ““0
Mm aging non-y has re? ‘ Vm
sumoda his oflc , duties am: hint
up and around 8:881“. other. being m.
, is.
has leased the More.
- ,to decline and“ rails
' > and short accounts, another reaction
‘Henry; Adams, Hurt: Poi-coin and
, ‘ctued of
. f at. Baxter,”
dumtfler M“
James O’Nldf lg-‘fli with!
up. “5&9 homo of“ his now. ,
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_ lth-Grem
1:38th misused”
u‘mo m- lustchdneadofi
been
new; -
; w.
Commfiiioner Douglas Null our
twenty-flvw or the Boy Sam I”!!!
around town. do; we driveways a
hospital yesterday.
Business In the office of T1”!!!- Clock
Herbert R. Smith has been 36’ a stud;
still; since .
blizzard; for the first time in a. num-
. ber of greats. '
A "mad doc" scare in vogue .
Taylor avenue. Saturday. The Tup-
posedly' rabid 3.3413331 waxy. .
anbxe wklded by James Flynn of 'ljay-
dance until the afternoon- of Satan-onyx
There Were about Ween canola; pre
,sent and they danced to the music of
,3a 'thlmn talking mochinc. This now.
presented to the club bv
Hubble. it is an oxcopti
mar-bio" of band-carved mahogany
and makes a handsome appearance.
RefreShmonir were served uri‘l o'cloclt
and the dance cndod at H '35 p. m.
#* ._...
. W... s ‘
3 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph gamut-{heat
i‘- e rt. have returne ,
Eddie? gofler visiting with Mood“!
Zand Mrs. i‘mnktm‘stmttoo England
‘strcet. Mrs. Neubaur was'auss» Inez
Station before her. recent, .
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9
view avenue. entertainvd Bishop
,(lhauncey B. Brewster, yesterdly of:
iern'mn and last“nlghl. " ..
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William (3.. Miller at Piitsburgh.
“Pentiugrormcrly connected with the"
Evening Sentinel. has bees
‘a tow days lnrliggwale-‘g
.Stnte Auditor William Prllailoy. of
spending
Mel. was a visitor in South Nor-1
' walk this morning.
Mr. and Mrs W Lode. of 2
"Vest avenue were week end visitors
,ln New York Cit)’.
called on friends in town tom.
m3 renown
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Fair. and may mutt. tonight;
Tuesday increasing emu“. prob-
ably snow or rain and Warmer; gem
tie northwest. winds becoming south.
A disturbance cent!“ “or Um
Michigan» is coming cloud: and I“?
settled weather with light snow in the
northern portion of the Lake region.
Pleasant wenther prevail: in all other
districts out of tho Rocky nominating.
The temperature is rising slowly to
the central and eastern “gallon; NI),
1616 lemeratures were, reported
along the northern, m.
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WALL STREET. Noon. —— The
,oourse or such leaders on steels. mot-
» 'or's and oil- We ominously lrregw ‘
hr after the first half hour. high prie~
ed issues flulcthtlng nervously with:
played‘almllar tendencies 1nd weak-
ness was shown by EndieottJohnson, .
leathers. Intel-mt! a! Paper and Am-
erican Woolen. lying: continued
their
moderate gains , “
the morning trading resolved
into a drawn battle between the long
~
ensuing at noon. Gull
14 Per cent. ‘
MILD As moo? mm.
HARTFORD, Feb. ‘as—Jmeph Sterne
loanqiopened at
' pin or watorbuapm begun $6.000 , '
bonds for Superior Court by Judge ’
Creedon in police court» W on a'
charge of having arranged tho'holdaip'
or George Beers a mkmn this city.
Donate Fednp. the 1‘3,an one. u.
Jaw: money
away from him. no in the county jalll
awaiting trial for the (meme, and it
was the statement of ’ made in
mmithhizhmum
Wm .“ MW 77
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.mwnw.
... MW‘WQW “W'n
.. an.» -. «ovum .,
used by
manned to his home' with no “
mgofl '
1" sidewalks out around the Nat-um}
“’ednesdav.- the m 0‘: mo 4
ca _
killed With.
Tom'és l’,‘ .
Mrfand. Mrs. W. W. Lester. 89 Bay-i
George L. Rockwell of Ridge-field:
in 2.10 5-point limits. Spellliltloo dis» .
itself '
Adams.
the presence of Serumsgtoday that wan - '
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4.
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" lor avenue. _ _ ’ melt.
,‘ m ‘ omit
* A daughter. Lois. was bum ’ last , Home. .
Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. madam 8h . ,
Lockwood Manufacturing Beniamin. 14 South Main street. ' , mwm“.mm.
the “M‘s Mrs. Serena Header-am 0f .1 . 9? This 3001! eta-magma root and herb
Washington street. is sick With KrlD ;mm§§gmfiib¢flifidum.w
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5 Ida ‘Rubenileln: 0f NOW-81k; m: y [t mmeym W:
ave- taken into custody, Saturdas’hb! mamnibenMMB . 1
the Stdmford police because shew "act-« known toga-r3 moo _ z
The Sentinel. after lng strang’ély." The Stamforatfllfimfl‘ 95W 3
lies notified Isadore Felset at this'clt)‘, 1 V _ .
‘01 her detention in that plea. If you want gunk! flaw“ in
I >-—-*- sgfiafl.finkbmfiodlm , (ms
stauoned’ The‘Norwalk Club held a dance Sat i ‘5‘“. Mass: Your »
rmy oifi- ‘llrday night in the club room». AT—z vn’ll‘be roadondmmrd by a,
rangements were not made tor Ibo, woman and 111th l
' “BABE” RUTH WANTS $15,000. .’
.cfi. _- - A. .
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,to obtain $15.00!: of the $125,000 whlohr
the Red Sox are said to have received
for his release to [the New York Amer-
ican. R'etuminx‘here from the Pact-g
‘lic coast, Ruth said ho had no tome»;
tion of nml‘tlmt trouble. that he would:
sign with the Highlanders at the sal-
ary agreed on, reported to he 318.001!Z
to year. but that in would ‘endoavor to:
- 3d; a pan M the érlee of litumumhnoo '~
from the Boston club. t
The heavy‘hitter predicted, he would
Exceed his home run record at last
year with the assistance at th
rightifmld at the. Polo Ground.
t
ER, R£P ’ E
stoao
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CARPEN‘YI ‘
. a AMERICA
l 'mms, Fob. 9.4m greatest mys‘
"tory surrounds tlir- report. here that‘-
Gem-ates Curpentier. the French boxem.
lrleuvlzgg‘ soon for America and'thsxr
a. friend in London In booked pus—
tag [or him. Deaamps. his manager.
und a. valet. Booking has also been
fidegmm Purim into, Won, it.” said:
. I ippl.’ here all deny}
.kaomedge of an aflalz. ' j
It is concluded that Carpenuer 1535'
where he is going to arrange for oi
.km. with Jack Dempsey. and that he'
lwm leave for the Uhited States lmme—‘
diately thereafter.
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1 —-To Haul A (tough
Tulle HAYm‘ mum HONEY. 3"
can ms or nxrnnmxcn:
“TH A M‘EvR
”flag; gafusumsg‘ni it
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Mabel court;
172‘ ,
the Wicewcqt him into the ‘ V
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BOSTGN, Feb. 9,-"Babe" Ruth to~ ‘ ;'
anally firm day announced that he would attempt and
short . ,
agreed upon a secret 'lnecting place;
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“and. muons: facilities to: mi;
um'ning cyan mole into arrive]
%otthocorroct canola-ion.
«atom
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“In!“ n4... nonunion-.9,
Two lovely
new silks!
If snow and sleet made 1its believe that Spring
it: away, these lovely new fine silks would to! us, c .. -
fully that it wag close at; hand; For thyy an m Sp
Lsilks, springlike in texture and beauty and chow. , ,
E‘ Brocaded cmpe do chine, turquoise and coral andpin w
:and ivory and French gray—$5.50 and $6. 3
‘ Tsfieta‘of light supple texture, light blue and co . '
peach and ivory—and in delicious- two-toued efiocts
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133.50. i
'2 Third floor. ii
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W’omen’s suntmgs -
l with lively air.
Here are new $Spring checked sulfings of fine ‘ f
iwoy‘eu with smooth even author—and in combinations :1
‘color which combine a great contrast with a true harmony;
, » Blue and? tan or green‘and tun. for example—
{satisfaction they wfll‘give for curly spring wear l
' “ $5.5}
And. tWeeda have that..mm yet soft finish which h;
itheirownspedflmorofbesntymdmvice. '
.Amongth'eseappearmandbluoandtmmixtuI-‘E
~butineaehonotheroisthophyofotherandhfight‘3
_ $4.50 .
colors from beneath the 3111'me.
Third noon
arrow: u
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f DOW!)- comforts
guarantee warmth.
Marvel is'flmt a comfort so light could provide»
warmth! '
But proof waits for every person who has doubt. '
Down filling makes a. comfort which may]: no
that sleeps! hols no weight from it whatever. “
~Y$t that filing retains Mb, up!“ it
caution}: soundly tactfully and wot-ml
New down—filled ' comforts have just hurled
longertbnke up forthoir him by Wig se
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Coma with sateen in pretty flowered patterns,
f by Sofneheflnsiaer—m. .;
’ Covered with my: firm sateen in flowered put 3
Inifiilhhed with border of blue or pink, 72 by 3 '
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Main floor, rear. 5 .
Norwalk Chronicler