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rel show to be prose
ty mil February 20.
as of the East
association. we. held
home of In. Franklyn G.
View avenue.
Edward Eldridge,
It hiahomo in Bayonne. N. J.
of 7 Hanford Place, South Norwnlk.
George E. Smith remains ill at his
residence. 1 Van Zant street. His dau-
ghter, Hrs. Charles Nash. of 20 Ber»
hole! street. has spent a few days
‘with Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
i
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been in e. critics!
relatives are entertain-
“1‘!- WM .W‘mtman.
who was unable to
' the for a couple of
W curiae W. Lane.
‘ who ia‘filetjde homo-mum Beech
mot. b mortal!
new-Aid society at the But
'mexnaurchwfllholderezfl-
is attendinz a. meeting of the Mt]
0mm" of
W for the cele~ '
held in honor of service
5 of the
Ladder company.
0! the out of the mint-
nted in Communiv
under the auspic-
Norwalk improvement
last n'ght at the
Brown, Sea-
fonnerly of East
Norunlk. has been ill with pneumonia
Mr.
Eldridge is the son of Albert Eldridge
“AAAA‘AA
l
Miss Hellenvv. Savage of Darlen lu-
sumod her duties with the Connecticut
Light & Power company. Saturday at—
termlllnessatheghomo.
Another of the Farris type hulls, ar-
Wil-
ong-
side at the others already stationed
there. She was stropped by the force
at the point and her equipment placed
rived in tow of a. tug Saturday
son's Point. and‘was made fast
whim
TEAM—310mm:
* SERIES IN APRIL
Arrangements Being Made
. for Big Commotion—min. .
erSoccer News
, WT. Feb. tar—The emnr-'
genes committee of the mmecdcut
State Football association met on Sat-
, rudny afternoon and made the neces-
~ new arrangements for the Knockout
Competition to be staged in this city
in the month of April betWeen soccer
The last
. game. which was alsothe first, proved
Inch a great attraction that all are
edges-ix waiting for more games of o
nimiinr nature and President John" 8.
Ron at the State "sedation, readie-
hgfidowtmu-themmatomt
appointed the following committee on
team of the fairer sex.
We! the association
film of the committee.
for to competition. and
.m
on! grounds.
duties dammed to
go"
togft‘o the fittte as-odnuon omc'nle
name note negotiation. has decided . _ ". My. .
a'fiflvanimuiry of the shire. 7:“ . t | '
j , in force. thoba 0. Train ' Salvo:
"" (wanna ul'flutnm)
rw'v vv'vvvv-
.well accommodated lw
This is the first of what it
is hoped will be a series of weekly
shown of Hub-class motion pictures.
nix-l
Fdwin Milton!
Park‘s “S"nmv Non" will be shown.
The prom-am for this evening includes
showine
and
rinrveted a Port-nature picture. "Come
W'atch With Me the Paganini: Niaht."
the words of the poem being illustrat.
ed with beautiful motion pictures of
pivot scam. and the fire-reel tom.
The later is a motorist.-
tlon- Booth Tarkington's hum
story of experiences 0: Willie!!! Syl-
to
come provided with at least a'qurtq,
charm of the arrangements. E. 8.
-Evuueld_ W. Bridge. '1‘. Maoi‘hall. E.
m 3:. Whittaker and C. Martin.
non: with President J. C. Boss and
Joe Booth as ex—Oificlal
‘ Mcommittee will meet on Thur»
«running in the rooms or the
“of. Recreation at 8 o’clock to
ar
it is expected
'zmmmbealarzemmontof‘
+819 when of the committee as the
'm. is of mere than ordinary nu-
, W the swim: fie ,of -the.
m no competition was played last
No.1!" between the‘s. K. F. team
of was and the Manchester team
’0! Mblhncheeter. on the -latter's
am! the Manchester
meet the winners
down-into action at the state»
an? round. ”actions on the
the; day were car trom satisfac-
Constahlo Harry Palmer, who in:
Frank. Hard of. Noroton Heights is
in s ““3 condition from pneumonia.
Hrs. - on
W. Putt of the Post
Road lemmwithdoublopneui
“manic.
Fred H. Smith of Durieu.
blind to his du-
me but week.
new much
Pertinent“
sullen-ins Iran I. bed cold. is
ved. '
Rev. G. “E. Hitcher of the Put Road
Dollar Campaign
Eastern Cotterence Methodist Proteo
cant Church. today. ut Search. is. J.
Carl Schmidt. who-
eml prohibition mealtime-at.
effective on January 7.
had the furnishings repluoed wth
restaurant furniture. opened Saturday
as a place where regular meals or sap.
aratc dishes, 3. la curte, may be obtaixr
ed
William J. Fleming. an, of Maps-
field avenue who has been ill wirh
pneumonia since last Mondav night.
died late Saturdav nlzht. Funeral
lien-vines were held at his late. home
this: afternoon. Mr. Fleming: has been
a resident of this town for many years.
commuting dailv to
was taken ill while at
Monday. but refused to leave earlier
than his triml time. and his phvsician
was summoned- as soon as possible.
for Mr. F'lerv‘inz had made his way.
homo with difllcultv. He at once real—
ized that the patient was in a very daughters Miss Odette
York City. who have a summer estate
at Greenfield Hill,
Mr. Feder-
weeks ago for Jacksonville
serious condition. with- but little
chance for his life. Mr. Fleming is
svv'vired bv his wife. and bv his son.
W’iliiam J. Fleming. in. of this tawn.
pod hr a sister Mrs. Sax-oils, of
Orange. N. J.
Mrs. Sarah J. Ballard of the old 'l‘ov
keneke Road. widow of Janies E. Bal-
lard. late n' this town. died at her
home on Fridav. after an illness of
mam: years. She is survived by her
sister. Miss Kate Seeloy. with whom
she shared her home. and bi: two rel-«n-
sons. W. W'. Bollard of this town. and
his rouuwor brother. mm' a resident
of Colorado.
conducted yesterdsv afternoon at her
late home bv "0v, Thomas L. Price.
Favor of the Methodist Chmch. Mrs,
Bollard had been a member of thlg
church for manv rears. and We: ulwmm
aciivein its work. Until illness made
to leave her
it impossible for her
home. she had been “resident of the
Ladies“ Md Societv of the church.
Slnm‘The recent storm has rendered
r‘mt of the rural road-a al-vv—t impas-
sable. few of them having been yet
not in condition for ironic. there was
but one showing of the omnoitv
motion pictures at Center School last}
nivhf. at 7:45 p. m.. instead of the two,
showinwu at 7 and 9 as orieinrtl‘v nlnn-'
meat of M1: Mild
Since “is. auditorium will hold Franklin mane. red
un-
he
simm-
rod.
650 persons. it was “ported that
‘69- the “recent Mittens. all can
this
showing,
under the direction of the school
ihritiPR. Next week
a reel entitled “Sweetness"
how Fumr is produced. refined.
"Seventeen."
vanns Baxter Adults are
and children with a dime.
4.... - sou-vine) Went man-0|
the Sentinel.
Ibo rm
Makes You
Cough
_I ”aye-3' .
Hem
Honey ‘
Stops The Tickle
”WWW
éScperBottle
Arno Box at t
condition at lax.
home on the’Post Band. with pneumon-
ia. in still seriously ill.
i-on! bother!
me:- two of Pope‘s Dopey-in
cloned the hub
room of the Dal-ton Inn. when the faith
W0
and has since i
New York. when:
he held a responsible position. He:
his wmk last.
Mineral services were.
‘ {‘2 HIV“! Yn—‘e
i
t .
mméEsnoN, ’
GOES; cane
‘ ‘ fixes Your Sour, Cassy. _
Acid Stomach ‘- ;‘ Dr
.690!”
““330.
Stomach acidity curses Mr}
Food scoring.
lent upset your
1 uses. heartburn
due to acidity, vanish—1mm wonder;
ml!
'= sin
at once—no waiting!
Pope's Diapepsin now! Don't may
miserable! Try
och so you can eat favorite
without causing
no little. The benefits so great.
PERSHMLS -
'__—-——_
i
M r. and Mrs.
Miami, Fla.
and Mi=s Fedor
going first to Havana, Cuba. and
meeting Mr. “Feds
"Conewavo." M
termined at the
dunno in the grove of t
l~ntnL Miami. F"
their wine's was
of Chicano. a. recap
'omcrli' the. well known
Porgy Hopkins.
i MM Wildlile
Mice (Ire-we M
tv oreanlrer
“'ornen‘s Suffrmro Association.
we" imov-n In Norwalk. starts tomor-
row.for Chicago, ll]... when she will;
LINEMIN EQUOPPED
spend a week.
Special music
the four evonin
tertalnment.
“'6‘! he down! 01‘
been Spared in
Through
generosity of M
ton a large Victoria has been 'aced
at the disposition of the comtmittee
for the. afternoon m. records specie} m m Decorative Mi.
1)’ adopted for
Not only has this enterprising buel‘
ness woman of
nated a machine and records for
occasion. but will supply an attendm '
to see that the
rap is uninterrupted.
children will be admitted for the gen-‘
eral evening admission. while the ad-5
L (mission for children will be nominal '
. lb 91;; gnawing? the warm have not
. 1‘ch
announced later ted. but. will be
awnings.
!
!
The Principal
«-m.
Alisa». Turkey.
The moment you out n tablet
Humps of indigestion pain. the sour
_._———-
"w “in“ Prookh'n.
Charles Bryant and do
n' “qr-inn. pull N‘r.
“care were Meagan
the home of Mr,
Stocking. Quintard avenue. Sunday.
.3“... mm MMP'h-iladehhia is the
icwnnousm WILL
BE IMPROVED
(Continued From First Pure)
fancy booths will be in charge of the
ladies of the parish. No plains have
this event which is the first one held
by this organization outside of the
clubhouse in many years.
age will be taken of Saturday ailer-
noon to entertain the children in a
manner befitting St. Valenine's day.
the extreme kindness and
Reports from. the can
lmost promising. and the WW 3::
. mitting, the committee expect: a no
cord breaking crowd during the four ‘
cor. E61100
PLANS TO All)
(Continued From First Page)
me will be Captain Georgi! B. M
I: October 19
hum Armorial-nth the W _
‘utohle
gas, distress! Wonder
stomach? Well don’t
and
penalty for
.W'mmen
*- -. _ ‘
mamWheioMlfil my
‘ . dim
scripilon fisome
named
should he rad > W
agreed should godto WI.
breaking an entering. in
‘ 1
no
m...»
38
into the Brown celiir, butsnid he or
“being cued ” iii! il- _
, nobody.
use“; not. identified
the: by thew 0-
," The young“ 1‘
physically and meat -
mail 11. Huntnxtcn ma .
Fistula. but &9
mm. the em in
nil the'the W indoor years in State's
'PIM' M_"lfl {M b the
{county jail. by Detective Sergeant
and bdrm: “ 9"” Mn Hunt. this fiteM
l for the Brown
.cutor Cramer 0.
Millions of people know that it is ecution. I I
needless to bfinbothered with Migue- 5mm? mm
tion. drpeps‘ia or o. disordemd om
Varii. A few tablets of Pope's Dianep Hill I“ B n.
neutralize acidity and give rebut
Buy a. bot ’ oi!
to regulate,” den-
toods
distress. 'l'fie Cost in
towns,
aqll tnvflm
J. Miler
Feder of New
are at present. at
left a few
and Ira-
left serum'i do" an
wt
r on their yacht. the
r. and Mrs. Feder en-
tirst outdoor tea and
he Royal m-
r'av afternoon. Among
Mrs. J. Stanley Jam
t bride. who we.
actress. 31188
the storm.
Wily cloudy;
son 0mm. (1!
Mr. and fire.
“(I-ht" MM“?
and Mrs. Samuel
tlv onter'nhed It
and Mrs. '1“. Marvin
and
hundred miles
urrav.
of the Connecticut
and
fmon. who are
the polar ad
Wu nod
drifts or. too
wade through
Attorney Paul F.
mm were:
Hem m like
m waterly.
tation nu occurred
twentyfour hour. from three to live
Texas northeastward to (Maine.
northern (newts-co
morning over Ont-rim.
» snow in the outer" districts as m,
rah-«ad len- south as Philadelphia.
turn is lower over New England and
the Upper Miniaeiwi Valley. but is
about nor-uni in the Lake Eden.
mar marrow.
Hui-1y of so comedic-It mm d m comm
.has bought new shoes for their line-x
Connery. counsel
fanny, assisted Prose
Hegeman in the pros
was represented by
P. Genuine. e
Policeman Stratton.
Esther Bron and
,...__..___...._——- ‘
m in Alli
West Newalk. like the surrounding
was struck by
‘stcrm of last week. As there are n
{trolleys like the city. the streets are
lutehrfortnflcyeteothntmm
Int-hm hem had to leave th:lr cars
the severe
(mt. 'l'ne sleigh: 'ue
Feder and coming out now so that the main
street is being used.
So for the only one to venture out
was Louie Sehede.
peed tremble residence with his
Ford. Saturday. Although he claims
it took him quite 3 while, he is to be
given credit. as the snow is two met
deep and ind not been traveled since .
.
who made the
._.——
warm FORECAST.
For Non-walk and vicinity: Snow or
"111 Ind MO? tonight:
Wednesday
moderate south winds
A belt of precipi—
during the last
from
The
is central this
it is causing
wide extending
The tempera-
WITN' m .10"
Feb. ids—The
to stun out to W
wine between he:
Coicheeter. The snow
high for the. men to
it ii believed that
'coimiderablo damage was done by the
storm.
he: been secured for
for dancing and en-
veral door prizes
run-h mow-hug. and the -
the preparation for-
Advant-
iu Florence L Hamil.
children's enjoyment
the First District do-l
Pleasure of the child;
Parent of_
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speaker of the emfen
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