Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 19, 1920 · page 7

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Luna“ Built-y, of Norwak. who
' Confined [1) her home furthe-
LT WW ks under that care of
R. Wolfe. was ru‘ovoring
when she suffered a

~~.~ Hartley's friends have
recovery.
' : '2' FEZ‘K'S early. Store clon-

r a! 51x p. m. Connenlly &

in» lnzdinmlln. presi-
~':'(-nut Xk'oman's sul-

. was elm-ted region
a lktcrlaml for ‘the
wit 'v'I‘vtors, Tuesday,
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l“ laid 1.". Chicago and

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z a uhouldvr bone.

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'1 lzn deliver-“.1 the
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Appropriate Patriotic
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FOR

ngton’s Birthday

FOR THE TABLE—Luncheon Sets, Table Cloths, Place

FOR DECORATING-Crepe Paper, decorated, Streamers,

For Children and for Grown-Ups
POST CARDS—1c.

DONNELLY’S

 

16 South Main Street ;:

lhis head while removing the booth» M“

:02: .2. w Conch. of the Bristol Hotel, '~

._Beg-inning Saturday, Feb. 215%

 

~braham Lincoln.
inch 21, 1864.

The South Norwall:
Trust Co.

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Ilobert Montgomery, Jr., local spec!-
al dellvr :y clerk of the Post 08162.,
First District. 15 confined to his home
with an attack of grip.

 

A regular meeting of Nomlk Chapt-
er. I). A. R. is being held this after-
noon at the homo of Mrs J. Milton
(‘ohurn_ t'olonlal Cottage, South Mum
street.

A. H. Graham, of New York, will
give a Bible lecture in Red Men's Han
tomorrow afternoon and mf-nin; a!
3:00 and 7:20 o'clock. l-lw-ryhody wal-
(201110.

“~13ny your Hllflt“:4 tfll‘ly. Slurp clo-

..-...,. ”A unuc. L. UL uu..Uu._y_ nu.) (1.1-:

been ill at his home is improving and nLRevenue Bureau. 17!] open: tonight

will be back to his duties soon.

In observance of u asllington's'
Birthday. tln1 schools ct Nor-Walk will
be closed rll day Monday.

Bernard R. Naumberg. has resimelz
his position with the Connectlcmi
Light and Power Company. 5

The Wanderers of Norwalk. junior!

)champlon basketball pluyvrs of Nor Norwnlk' was in New York City yes-

walk. will play the Juniors of Glenn
'broolr in Glcnbrook. on Saturday even l
ing. , l

.‘llrim Mlchnzan. of Brooklyn, an):
rerently returned from Constanfimmle .

who has been a vlSitor here {or the;
last few days. where he once resided .3
has returned to his present home in

Brooklyn.

 

 

In the Criminal Superior Court at
Bridgeport yesterday. the cases of,
State vs. Benjamin, adultery, and of.
Stntn vs. Stevens, bivamv were nolle-d.|
BOtb cases were defended by Attorney

Leo Davis. ;

 

”Buy your shoes early. Store ClO.‘
95 Saturday at six p. m. Conneally 6‘s,

Bracken. I

 

Whitfield A. Kemhmn ot the Final
lh'strirt. is driving John E. Nooney‘n
truck while Mr. .Nooney recovers tron.
a slight accident. he mceirlng a cut on

from the K. of C. Bazaar in. the Town

‘ Assembly Hall.

 

Last night in Rklgefleld three stn s
of the Hope Hose basketball mn-
played with the Ridgefield team 0‘
that place against Bethel. Kelly

played a star game for the uw-ountry,
boys, but Hamel won out in a good:

game, 33 to 25.

 

 

The trolley service between Dan
bury and Bethel was opened up yew"
day, after being clnwd slum Bunduy.‘
du\n to the accumulation 0! ice on set-
oral stretches of track on tint lint}
The Franklin street lino will be next!

to be dug out. ' l

In the superior court in Bridgeport
yesterday. the case nrninst Joaoph

 

l'l‘he name or the dog's owner could

Vans J; \Nalsh. clue! . l' the lnterl:

at the W H: Club.

~Buy your 5‘1qu curly. Store 0105
as Saturday at six p. tn. Connoally 1:
Bracken.

A eon, Everett. was born yesterday
to Mr. and Mrs. “'alter L. Dugdale, 53
Main street.

 

Cletus Magnor, ot Belden Avenue.

Real Estate—Bought and Sold

' Insurance—Fire, Marine, Auto, Liability

Loans—Negotiated
RAYMOND BROS.

 

 

COAL
Wood slung

Devine Bros.

lam Autumn
ITEL. 53

 

tm‘day on business.

There will be a meeting of “'anoma
(‘ouncianmL-e of Pmahontr. Red.
Men, at their quartcr< 20 Main street,

 

Salvatore Russo, of this city, has Dur-
chnsvd the Elloo repairing business of
Frank Ross, 60 Main street. Norwalk

 

 

 

F. L. Lamson of th.x Nor-walk Tire-
nnd Rubber Co, is confined to 2m
home with an attack of the grip.

 

A mllle doz. injured yesterdny after
noon when hit by a train. on the tracn
beyond the Ely avenue bridge. was;
shot by Polircman John H. Tooth“

not be learned.

Howard Comstock of Bfldzeport.
formerly of the Hour Reportorld staff.
was n visitor in Nonnlk last evenln';
and attended the performance of “The
Sweetheart. Shop" at the Recent The-

 

” slightly injured. vector-«luv otter
Ila-II. when, while riding his MERE
Q North lain street. how thrown
to the pavement when In: Hoff. who,
wns crooning the street, caught. helm
at the bicycle to nvold being hit

 

The regular meeting or 'Nonmlk'
First District. this evening
Aerie. No. 588. Fraternal Order of
Eagles. took place last main: at thc‘
Hall, ‘W’all street. rim District. nine
new applications for membership be»
in; received.

 

 

Advertisements have nppeared in
the Norwalk papers, seeking to locate
Mine Lena Slmek, thirty-two years old.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. m1 Clmek.
of 66 Rose street. Danbury. The dnu-‘

9‘ Saturday at sir . m. (‘onnmllv 5t. . .. "
h _" ~ (We. the “'1" border “mo ewe filter has been missing recently and

Bracken. l
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Allo'wl Kurwin of New York Final
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is a. 1'i=it«u' in this plum‘. lmvin:
:wlietxvl lrmn hm «1min: with
I‘llml~.;
Monday. '
Mrs. Shr'vnan ()‘l‘ommr, who lm<
been condo-“d m the Nor-walk Hospital
for some tinm. :.:-riously ill, has im-
proved gummy (lurinfr the last l'lw
(‘Jyh nnd lmr ultimate recovery ‘H
hopefully looked for.

 

——Dr. Slozxmn loasns m-w modern
nfi’iro at Bristol. CUnn. This is Dr.
Slomnnk fourth niiiv‘o and rlaiirs his
success is due to promising hizh clan“.
mod-‘rn tlr'n'islry at low Dl'lt‘t’S. 13..
Slomnn prof: r1< a largo practire. Dr.
low prions in prvat'rhCe to a small
practice at high prices.

“'amlorrullv pretty cotton waists.
advance sprin: mmlvls, are on (113
plrw now at the N. E. Ryan 0013 store.
A3 limit store (‘lo‘os daily at
o‘clnrk, this firm advises you to shall

at .'.

earl y. .

Kath-es hzu-u bm‘ll porn-led in the loral‘
railroad rvntinn inlarmin: the public
that. in ohrorx'anct- of \Vashlnfiton's
birthday. :1 number of local trains in-
to and om of New York on Fubruary
2': “ill ho umittnd from the Schmlllll.
Spooiul stop}: will be made by ro'rulnr
trains to and from the cltv to cover
the senlre omitted on the holiday.

Today is Chinese New Year.

 

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Shop Before Six

Joining the Popular Movement.

 

 

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lbe used insund of six. ‘

 

to this city some time no with’filrn
Elizabeth Purrone. o! Navarhusetts-
and New Hampshire. and who ml
hound over to the higher muri’ Mmrg— l
ml with adultery, as nailed. Atlr‘mey

H. William sun-s an n- n 'S. Gemmrio "Wt“‘emed m“ d““’“"““" , this city recently. but Whnsv‘ case was

 

“’illinm Cnrragher, a Non ”tilt and
Bridgeport bus driver of Brileeport,
was brought before Prosecuting Attor-
nny Dunbar this morning ny Semeant
Bryan Silk. on campliart of Richard
Dunn. or the Connecticut (‘omtam
for driving it‘Cklvsfilv aCrn<9 an up”)
culvert in East \Vall strm-t. and “sin:
abusive langnasc. The man was let
so with a severe reprimand and a;
warning. !

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"l‘hn big hit of the dxmcim:r Shanon
is to be l‘Pld tonight at the Town l9. .
sc'nbl; llnll. when Grace Bortllprs' Mu
rims m vlay for a prize wall: and
moonlight dance. This is thr- first
affair of llllr‘ kind to be held horn, tllr
v’Tef-ts and apparatus being so‘nothim
new. Tho ticket: have hold so wrl}
and such a tmmbt‘r are exported to

attend tllateizhl pinrr-s of music will‘

 

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The romlar weekly movtin': of Lin '
min (‘nnuriL No. 4. 0. U. ATM, will
he held tomorrow in mow-room”. 1w
\Vnshin'don errant. Thorn will b0 in-
nitlatlon or a large class of ("H
09. and also a. large number of appli-
rations acted upon. Thorn will be a
meeting of the membership committfl‘
to some evorvthinz for the annlrer ’
sary rleb‘mtlon on the 27th The corn l
mitlec's work is prozresslng vary to !
tlsfactorlly. All memberq are urgedI
to attend the meeting tmnorrmr even—l
in: and make the initiation a hu're

success.

HOW OFTENH'IS

TRUE
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he: alesu‘inoomothanonowho

baths-dos. ,

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One does not-pondAI-Landt,

last reports were that she Ind employ-
otf’ln this city.

The case of John Trusone‘ who was
convicted of attempted burglary in

 

appealed by Attorney Salvatore Genu-l

ario tn the Criminal Superior Court at]
Bridzeport was tried yesterday and
his original defense of temporary lapel
es of insanity held. and the man was!
lot :0. Trusnne was found in the col-l
lnr of a Nor-walk n‘sidenco and rlnlmedl

 

 

Masons’

 

Supplies

 

 

The 'Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.

108 Water St. South Norwalk.
l Coal and .Wood

 

 

TELEPHONE 113.
for the convenience otour m’m my In left,
panam- undo. 3t Raymond Brotheu' once. 24 Wouldn'-

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WINE OF COD LIVER OIL
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Furniture Makes the Best Presen

For den' and anniversaries and incur biz stock ...
mbefoundbiznndlittleitemstosuitalltastes.

SEE OUR LINE 01" FANCY CHAIRS AND
TABLES

' RAYMOND a; SON

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J. I. MALLETTE

The J. 1. Mallette 8
Will Close at Six P. M.
Saturdays.

Womlnfsvoroftho Saturday night early closing
WMWMVHIMdmodmryhuimdaydn-
eluding Saturday, at. six 1). nu. until further notice.

 

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that a crowd of pmnle were rhaslnr-
him with clubs and stones.

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Mrs. George -F. “'att‘rs, Hirkory
Bluff. who has been confined to but
home for the last two Wflpks‘ with ”.1!
(in is reported to be slightly improved .

Dr. F. T. Jones on first nrtzn. lastl
night. at tho wooklv card mrlv in thef
Smith Not-walk Cl‘ih. The roneola-F'
tlun prize went to Swmuvl \Vntklnfi:
Them were tvwlvo tahlvsz o? n‘avert' 3
who enjoyed a club lunch at the close;
of the games. The next rnrd pom}

 

 

SHOP BEFORE SIX

Beginning Saturday, Feb. 21“, this store m be closed

at six o’clock until further notice.

CONNEALLY e.» BRACKEN

81 Wuhinzton Street

South Nor-walk.

 

will be [will on “‘ednesday night (111

 

 

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CRANE’S
Linen Lawn Kid Finish

This justly celebrated Writ-
ing Paper is invariably the first
choice of discriminating people.
We have a large assortment for

your inspection.
F. L. HAMILTON

49 Wall St. P1801281 25

 

 

 

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Herschfield Motor
TRANSPORTATION CO.

Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport,
N orwalk and Philadelphia

lam-phonetyour service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded m for furniture work.

South JIM—122 Water Street. Phone 294.

new York City—174 Seventh Avenue. Phone PM 7367.
New Bonn. Conn—266 State Street. than «27 Many.

 

 

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IN US YOU TRUST
nottonnmdividualwith all the in-
WWMIW.IIIO
corner-sum which does not get sick or
die. mummvmbemu

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CHEVROLET

Beumofitnfightupk

Motor Cars
Why a Chevrolet?

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,Dr. S. M. Dietz}
DENTIST

47 South Main Street
South Nam-lit

 

 

 

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Extracting Teeth ‘

When a tooth is so badly decayed that
it cannot be saved. it should not be II-
llowed to remain in the mouth to In-
lel' the health, produce a foul breath
and prevent porfvct mastication. Hy
experience in this bunch of dentistry
in been “my largo—my paces-s
phenomenal.

The most dlmcult tnoth are taken out.
root Ind all. and l’AlNLESBLY. it til.
patlont eo desires. leaving a clean, san-
itary wound that hmls in a. short
time. There is no need to dread th-
extracting 01 teeth by my methods.

Dr. J. H. Mallory

makes no charge for complete

nmlnatlon and cost estimates.

16 So. Main St” 80. Norwalk. Com
nouns—o a.m.tosp.m.; 7».

p. In. Sunday by appointment only.

 

 

Egg, Stove,
Nut and Pea

COAL

Prompt Delivery
Harris E9” Gans

53 Water Street

 

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AUTO SUPPLY CO.
12 Wow 8t.

Plan-131M. 80.Norwdk.°|.
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Oil-endurance

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