Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 16, 1920 · page 5

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A cargo of.domestic coal is bums:

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T. F. Foley and Charles R. Charriott
have purchased two lots on lower Day
street. one from the “Dumas Village
astute and the other from George M.
fiance; Deeds were passed Smur-

Tliozn will be a meeting of Law!
Jennings Lodge. on Wednesday even-
mg. in Red Men’s Hall. Washington
street. After the meeting a penny so
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this city. is in communicatfon with a
New York concern with reference to
a site of about 5.000 square feet of
'Kround floor for the manufacturing of
heavy machinery.

Mr. and Mrs. George Minor, of New-
imrn avenue». are convalescent from :1
sow-w amok of grip. which has confin-
ed flier.) to lllqir home recently. Their

'3 mm ynar old daughter. Verna, is still

snowing from the malady.

Strr-at dopnrtment WOTkanll started
‘m !Lvls morning opening up the
..~ “f snow and ion on “'uslirng-
»ton “rm-rand ozller business streets

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(,g‘ Salim? 13.2.21, fr: tho luminous canton-(of the First
the and
rigor

Second ‘ districls.
spread on the" ice.
‘Wllllam Cook, wall known ball Pin“
92‘ of this oily, and late of the. arm},
is nblo lo be about although not fully
rnmrornd from the broken ankle re-

Aslies were

in rnivoé while working on the now hufld»

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sworn} wceks .ago. '

L E. 1". Raymond 01' Boston. Mass.. has“
om appointed hear! of the packing
department of the factory or H. Jacobs
5; Soul, shoe manufacturers. of this
Mr. Raymond comes here with

\z‘jpvi‘li‘lll’llzflnon." a wido knowledge of the shoe industry

\V'. «hwsdnr durin: V ‘
\\'oman's tn“ 1‘11?- Of work for many years,

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‘ - rm! Dr. Bromley Young ladies of the H. Jacobs & Sons
' and pleas- Comanpy, of Norwalk. gave a

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Wore interest. weight of the snow and ice which had
.alisrzlsséd. ,u ., _ fl
' .\'n‘:l".‘.'!ln{ Ban'ist one was injured and the damage done
unlr-y, n n a re was slight. same. 'Danes o! 51:33 being

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ngmmggon of «whiz. February 14th. The hall was
« \:,,.ah'_.‘gn Lin- appropriately decorated with St. Val-
‘ nn‘l’ne features and quite a crowd '

' ; 13m mooting of

. .‘Qrwllzll Norwalk
Each Sunday
. zilm-ly and inlet-
H-rfugs being

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; br-gan to we scarcity of tuber. This conduct:
ivt’i- .~ Pl'idav fore- could be greatly lesened if after the
Izll may}: dur- Sir“?!— Departmm has

morning

.; 'E:o clerks
’11? find stamping

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acquired during his connection with

The canopv roof in front of the store

->‘t1‘cots. first district. fell to the aide-
walk Saturday‘ afternoon from the

Mwmulated .on it. Fortunately . no

broker. by the fall.
The "Silent Trio," composed of-lhc

suc-
cessful dance in Cannondale Saturday

this place went up. ’nothwitb-
standing the hard going on the Dan-
hury road. Those in attendance look
forward to more 0! thesé events in the
A fine time was enjoyed
by all.
Non-111k, like all other places, has

2 a miniature flood, due to the that-
impossible to remove owing to

cleared the
gutters the residents would take car:
block them up again with snow
from the walks. but would dil-

and ice We each. Wash-
pose of it in such a manner that the tramp- minutes, due to the narrow mg!“ m bridge. .
water would haVG ZrEe runway. ”sage . fled between the snow '_

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- PROPERTY

“The strongest bond of hma
an ,gymputhy,, outside of the
may relations, should. be
oneunifinganwmwph
Hot all nations, “RISE”: ,
W8. Rorshouldthillnd
mamuponpropeflynrm
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unloaded at the Ferris Coal company‘

John T. Hayes, real estate dealer of ,

 

inn-’—

Daniel P. Hogan is quite. in at his
home on Hanford place. . _

Kins Marga-rt Fluborty is quite u
at her home on Spring attract.

The adjourned meeting, of the city
council will be held tomorrow even;
jug. . _

? Mrs. Va’lll‘am Powell; Wife of File
i’Chiet Powell. is confined tuber homo
iwitb a sit/sh: attack of the unzip.
1 Abraham Hams-or New York. ugl—
iversity'spont _ the week—end at nine
'bomle of her val-ems, on Harbor are
'nue. , ”

r “‘ork on the residence of Crawford
Young in Silvermine being done/315‘
Contractor C. Pinch'ol Baal Norwxlk
was suspended this mronlng due to.
the cold weather.

a Stanley Bedlent. Center srteel. has
resumed his duties as clerk in the of—
fice of the Ferris (‘oal company. me:
being absent for some time because of
illness.

Tuesday will be nnother‘special di‘
vorce day in the Civil Superior courl
whou Judae John “’. Blake will hour
a number of uncontestod divorce
case's. No local actions will be heard. i

The enlertainmont which was to ‘
have been held Tuesday evoninc in
the South Norwalk Congregational
church has boon indoflnitcly poor-
pdiled. - Another date will be an
nouncod later.

The Civil Superior Court 5035.an
opens tomorrow in Bridgepon with
the following jurors dmwn from 30,,
walk: William P. Beers, John “y.
Scully, Daniel F. Tomey.

Deputy Commissionor Douglas x33}.
and one or two Scout Masters took
from} 5 of Boy Scouts: on a bike to
hashs Island and stayed over the
week-end, .

The Criminal Superior (‘ourl opvns

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in pridmeporl Wodnesday. February
IlS_ With the following jurors drama
.from this city: Thomas C. Balcom.

 

;Edward S. Church. and Ellis K. While.

Brockwcll Dugan, or 'Fordham Lawf
College. attenzfed the dance gin-n bv’
the unduncradualos of the schom at;
Breton Hall. Broadway and .9913};
sstreet New York-Ci": Friday «wooing.
:Fobruary 13th.

Aaroa Kuhn has completed arrange-
ments for (ironing an automobile sup-
ply store at 5 Railroad avvmlo, lilo
't'ormor imperial Hotel proporty, prom-
elneut for a quarter of a century as a
saloon.

"Q‘Tho Norwalk Fire Dermrimoni “as
called out at about 6:30 Sum; oven-
mg to noun-r an .llarm from Box 21’.

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eflcctively and «light damage was the
result.

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state at the Pennsylvania Hotel. Sat-l
‘urday evening. -Tllt’l'e‘, Vere 1.409-
flnlnclal men in ‘am-ndih . Tinsel

mm‘lwm. um. dif‘w'cre Che :ek“ . . ,. .
37- Hay? of the South Norwalk 3.1;“ lsanc atree“. “ammonia? am

company. George L. Woodward of the "‘mum “0 .0 mm ml

South Norwalk Savings Bank. c Oils m w the pome'

Fitch of the City Nyimml Bank. Hon' [m

r? '1‘. Price of tho "allonal Rank of Norwalk Build!!! ‘ 'fil b!

how-walk. Sexmour (‘urtla of tho F'lir- tomorro' at the album“ Tum” .

field Conn”, ' g'Golden, “'11th L
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The members 0 mo Nov-walk l c 2
School connected with the “flight; Hereafter "The mm“. ahop' mil
lion 0! (be popular play. “om-er 666" “1°50 3‘ 6 p. m" on y. K. A.
at the Regent Theatre on Tetaday (unveil.

evening. announce that evemwng is' A regular meeting a! Camp -“0-
in rcarlmesrfqr aunccessrul reproduc. O. or A., will. be held Tuesday even-
tjon of this noted New York aucce<5, ing in the Davenport 3‘11 rooms. "o'
wlth a record run of two years in the mafia»! night-
theatres o! the Metropolitan city. Tick- The meeting at the Golden Rule Cir
eta are now on sale at the box ofllce do of Xing'b Dumber: till be held
of the theatre, and recent roheursals tomorrow mention at 8 o’clock with
promise a pleasing dramatic success Mm. furry W. m, 9 813M001!
la the audience. avenue.
M'cbul I'ascall local jitney driver. The trial of 1m lens, chi-gal!
unfortunately stalled his cut in the with reckless m‘m been post-
warn of traffic on upper Wall stroet pone‘d until Tun-day nor-lug, room
Saturday evening, and a block of lrol- ary 17, in the Norvllk town court.
leys Ind vehicles resuli’ed for about .43“, 30° M

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intendent McLean of the Trolley at the residence of lira. Conn 19 Eli.
Eggfgauy. with tho assistance of the ”bell: street, tonight. All incubus
others, nearly pushed the jitney hilta are requested to be men, as w
block to Belden avenue, where it business will be considered
could stall all night to its heart's con-l Trial-am l: Hm m
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a chimney bro ‘* Illr born 0! Jam as !
Moore. Kollogz 51:90:. bring tin-i
cause. The olwmlcai tank was used? L4. it;

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. sum“. as Buy-view groom? and

held Wednesday night in the city hall. m 8mm. This gag-pm

Final arrangements will be made for
the big public medlng to be held next
Sunday, Washington‘s Birthday. in
the Palace Theatre. at which time the
next of kin of Norwalkfs dead soldiers
and sailors in the war will be present-
6d with a French memorial, All ex-
service men in Norwalk. whether they.
are members of the Legion or nor. mg
urged to attend the meeting on Wed-
nfiay evening, }

:93le WALTZ. noouuom-
dancing. Town Assembly Hall, Thurs-

d.y,.rebgnary 19th-
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ing firm. which has well earned its tio‘
tie of. "The Leading Dry Goods Store,” '
in its datum service. extending
mrm'ethannqcanerofueentm,
he than shown marked considers»;
“on for its employes and. in instituting ,
this most gratifying innovation, are
aimejo receive the hearty support of
tho public. - -

-—l(asonic dance, Elk’s Hull, tomor~
m night.

A number of complaints have been
received by the police. concerning au~
tomohlle drivers who refuse to "turn
out” on West. avenue to permit that
‘cus to pus.’ It was solely- through
the exam .9! the Connecticut Com»
puny? cars that the uvanue is open
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Greater valuéa movery section whom clot has are
In orercoats former}; in coats and drastic?! and .81
for women; in overeom for big boys and little! 1‘
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Thosé same worthy clothes we’ve been sclil
through'tho season. .

Good sensible pleasing styles and eXm‘llent fabrics.

I'lfuvh variety of sizes and patterns.

BI,” T sparial prices everywhem

That is because we are making clearani-o. a g
determined clearance.

Men’s $66 and $65 overcoats for

Women’s $29.50 cloth coats for $19.50

Young folks’ suits that were $32 for 333

Men’s $35 silk dresocs. dark 001011, for $7.5.

Womgn’s serge dresses that were ‘5 for 519-50

Young folks’ coats of many sorts fiat were $24——
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