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3 RE CLOSED . “m on new and
3 Good: for tho Row Ion- “ bo-
: ALL DAY .ingplaoodonalgmtfii
but mot-uncut was 1mm ova
TDDAY m ' ~ , ‘ l
a i ’ g’
-. iAl-IAGKm MOTH-1““. ‘:
. \A’M‘g - I
qu' ' 1 Bond: Burnt.
”Eh- Ill! ‘ ' g _
Barber shops of the city will cluso
- at noon today.
Joseph DaVi’S A son was born Saturday night to
. Mr. and Mrs. George Regan. of z
85 Washington Street. Quintard avenue.
Th . thl.- l f h H f r‘
sown 301mm. “98:33:: czum.mlgl:g’; M533.
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_ OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT
. TO 9 p. M.
:Ciiy Newsi
sick at
hr-in:
(‘1‘ Hon H. Bovd is quite
m l‘mnv in Wilson avoniw,
”Il‘catened with pneumonia.
l‘Ew work or re-nuililin: amvi repair-
«tn 11:9 F ll..
owned bv \Villizlm P. lino. in Salt-
. will bv silil'lml on Tuc<dn5
Ely Contractor .\l. J. Riordan.
e “d"! '_-r-v_i.\‘(> pxtonsivp re
”ml the contract calls for my
':.i:ilely $21000 expense.
own as the “earlier permits. tin-
‘z-;iidin: acquired by the R i;- \l'.
cumin}: l-‘Eist [‘istiirl. now 00-
Tl, \‘ogol's Gnmzc. “Will he
~:l-l_v .‘omodelcd for making of
iinurd («tutu fC‘Y‘lT:
inns alone.
wiring and e't'imtricul work
5- ilnn With the plans.
fl.» past weak till" work of 9100-
‘I \viiin: on several llOllN‘s in the
.ivxlwl'rv 'iiill f'PCthll has~ boon hold
l" thp impassable condition of the
arl< Duvlloy F. (‘ullc-n. contractor
’ r (1.9- jobs. will haw illn‘ work in full
this \vook and exports to finish
in
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Dance,
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iirolna Council. .\'0. ..i_
Main sll'fif't.
Fplvrum‘y
liall.
Monday.
1') ‘(-‘:av<iz‘;l.
~(-ll:'ml :irls in Mount chon
mr‘nll over a request ‘by the
o .r. Bariholow, pastor of
c \lniliodis'l church, that the
l ugly-ll determine whother cig-
c :okinz is practised in school.
. liarzr- to that (Affect. made re:
i‘.‘. Bartholow from his pul-
-li:;ll»;-ng€-(L he reported that
”virtually had confessed.”
I‘zzl' as revelations were in
of “spiritual confessions"
disclose their names.
lilo weather permits in.-
~;«~iasions of L. Olchin and
tins: manufacturers, now
'. Lockwoorl‘s Hall. East Wall
‘ District, are to begin on
in the rear of the Comme-
lprmv'g (-ar barn, and ‘ one
~' mi ii. The Austin Construc-
;.;i w. starters of the work on
Manufacturing Plant‘ in
and who failed to complete
n mntracc flag, will build
... fin ("onlpany. l
XCE AT ARMORY, TUESDAY
Singing Orches-
aivn <
no
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Z.i:::«»‘:l)"s
,will be held today.
A ‘meeting'of tho‘Norwalk Twin City
Jitneur‘s Asoociation is schednlgd -;
be held this afternoon in Forester-3'
Hall, \Vater street. _
A business men's dinner will be held
tonight in the Not-walk Hotel. John
Rodemeycr. editor of the Greenwich
News, will be the principle speakr.
Mrs. John Veno, 24 years old. is re-
ported to have been missing from her
home on Van Zant street for hlree
days. Relatives have asked the police
to search for her.
‘l‘licre can be found at the main
officr- of The Evening Sentinel a. limit-
—ed number of vegetable and flower
seed packages [or delivery to those
who desire to call for samé. ‘
The annual meeting of the stock:
' baton to the columns of
:Pascelli. West's-t.» was and“
l The road between Dunbury and
' n mu m or tom ' 'mmm.
o! m writ:
Sentinel, lhpt the noses
er: must decommrm'
lions If they no to no published.
The xow W1)” mlkCoh-t
my» meow preparing-milk in pour: ,
cert-d m: to! m Wins; 9“”:
“hole two» unit moi! {an ._
Mot 600 can: of int“: 9. as?
. It
axed, Saturday ‘afternwu,
truck thatwés totalled on North M‘JI'D
street. ‘
Bridgeport is open to a'utornohile traf-
iic once more and the Dunbury and,
Bridgeport Taxi Company announces}
that it has resumed its regular ached-=
ole, commencing today. ‘
«Pocahontas Dance_
Hall, Mcnday. February
Svoc's orchestra.
Red Men's
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IDEA or HOLDING
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among every class of Spanish society
with the possible exception of tho.
whose lenders strongly 09-- ‘
pose any effort at the emancipation of;
women especially in a political scrum.
who has partici;
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cleriouls,
lint-quest del Tar,
pated in the feminist movement
England and France and who, during
the war, wag especially activa in pro;
viding ambulances for the allied front
in France, said she had practically no
curcd use of the royal theatre in this
later ouch strong pressure ind been
Mimunici-i ,
collided with a Barman dc Stunner-54L
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city for the Congress mating: from'l
the Minister of Public Works. but that,
flavors like the y
was of Emit,
Because they are
Ions-lasting. ' ,.
F‘. M. Cullen \vil‘ ‘
,Lodgc, No. 709, Benevolent cud Pro-.
. tective Ortlor of Elks. On Wednesday
.receiverl bequests of more than a mu;
lnoldm's of tin. Nor-walk Country Club vmgh‘thtac; this assent had been with‘
firmnany for the election of directors '
\viil he held in the South Nor-wait Club.
Tuesday evening. March 2nd.
Rev. Walter McCrann was the speak-r will not allow Spain to “appear rldi-
er. last night, at the Lenten vesper' calms in the eyes 0f "‘0. T?“ d the
Service in St. Joseph's church. Thou-mid" by refusing to "Noni” the
music was in. charge of Miss Madeline advancement of women and their rithl
Manner, organist. - ‘ to put their views before their COUNTY
Briers were died Saturday by At- “me“-
intends making a direct appeal to
‘ torneys Light & Light and Leo Davis
in the case of George Thorne Hill, jr.,; RAHJROAD BILL
azumst the Smith estate, involving the; FIGHT GOES To
paymcnt of back taxes. ‘A docision is SENATE TODAY
expected shortly for the Conn 0; Com-'.
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moh Pleas. . .
Republicans of Norwalk nny be im
J)l'|:.-C‘AALUG at the dinner of {in Hillel}
Ward Republican club, of New Briiim‘. l
noxt \Vednnsday evening. lt ié ex-‘admiiicdly the 4"“1‘" point
ported that the dinner will be attond- view of advocates of the measure.
in tho
the
6‘“ by fullv 1.000 republicans from all general opinlom among 3803“"? W"
parts at the state. Dr. Nicholas Mur- night was that no serious opposition
1'8." Butler. of Columbil University. would develop and that tb-z'law
will b9 the speaker. {which the roads will marriage”
'Disii'ict Deputy. Grand Exalted Rul-' out their own 'filmtiofdaézfltd ualong.-
'm'. James P. Hayes. of Greenwich wm period of federal can
make an official visit to ‘Non’valk the
die of the week.
As is always the case with import-
> ' ' there was wide dis-
9‘ Piling. as he has recovered from the m"- legislation. ,
illness which prevented his ahnual cussion today over the pOsatbility of
-:.~' the wrecking of the bill by a presiden-
“Jt {am month. tial veto. At the same limit. ”101‘"
_‘1 an?!“ Council, No. 31'. Dan"?- was considerable" lntcrcst in the meet-
llécd — I?“ 5‘ Hall. Mt‘n street, “or?“l‘“ ing here tomorrow of the general com-
-;""‘"‘-'v “”1"“3‘3" 3- 192°~ S'e'“: °",mitteemen..ol all the railway labor or-
cnestra. lganizations to discuss the president's
Elbert W. Clark and Jack Byrnes proposal for settlement oi wage mew
will xepresent the‘ South Nor-walk ances. The’tfiile o! the confluence
Branch of the State Association or had no direct booting on "the plan of
Letter Carriers at the annual conveu-. Seam:- {‘uimnlns for culling up tho
tior. in Bristol, today. William Maher railroad bill. Organized labor made
and Herbert W. Duke will represent its cm in the House, with caryms
the South Norwalk rposlal clerks at Mimosa. according to the individual
the state convention of clerks to be View ,of members for and against.
held today in Derby. iadnnllon of the compromise manure.
Rev. H. N. fermld, formerly in 'Tin.‘ statement by Representative
charge of religious education in the Kitchln. Democrat, or North Carolina.
Presbyterian church. Greenwich, ha! “I" "fled 3331”“ "'9 bill. that 1‘"
leaders had estranged at least a dozen
Republican Representatives was met
by thexciaim of labor leaders that the
150 of votes against the measure
would not have been polled except for
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lion dollars from the estate of Mrs. Sar-
ah E. humid. who died recently in
New York. In 1916 Mr. Farnald, then
forty-one years of a e, .was I lly
adopted by Mrs. Forgald- ega ghgigslgalgallth‘behfliénol 11"an We”.
o'i‘ho men-bmslfip of the Greenwich- theie still wage march trigtiboui fur '
Chamber of Commerce has increased ther 930m, W to mg. ml
during the last seven months from Senate. .ihcre 'were no indication
114 to 1.3. The dues 0f every mem‘nhat organized labor hoped to own
her are paid in full. The chamber is the Senate to
arranging to have all of the bad Curr-kn rallroud legislation.
as in the Post Road balmy rho Ncwl m m of the Senate
York line and the Stamford line ellm‘ House were willing to go so far as to
mated. The chief imam: will ptodtct that the bill might be vetoed.
be the elrminatlon ot the ad curves in this connection mtcme-nts' “de
A syndicate is being organized for during debate yesterday that \failure
the purchase of 275 acres owned by.to enact legislation before Hatch 1
Mrs. Elizabeth Milbank Andaman. .in would but no: the roads in receiver?
the rest-mt Milbank avenue and the§ship inthreenionths and bring bn
Post Road, Greenwich. The purchasefin‘ancial distress more serious man ‘
ianyoxperiened in years. were on
bear on the part or the clean-l
drawn. She added, howevor. that she;
‘King Alfonso, who. she iocls'certain.l ~ _v
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But having come through the House. ,
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hands of the president by the mid-1
the P01!“ Ol' defeating
01‘
andka
as M as. lone-lam treat.
it bolas appetite and dim .
keeps teeth clean and breath
coautramguenvm
* sealed Tight?-
KM Right
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Democrats and by wirfln M 0':
the lnterstnte Commerce Commute.
who has worked with and slop! with
the railroad bill since last May thitl
nobody. apparently. was dispoood In
predict that the presidnnt would ro-
fuse to sign it. . i
There was no doubt that the big’
mmocnuc vote animator: the null
in the Houo'o was a‘mrprlse to Re.
finblican leaders, and oven to may
Democrgts, who III preached M h
naming railway mutilation lab-
latlon “minnow should not I'm-c.
When the commute report I '0-
scntod to the Senatectomonow-Guo
tor minim, n of the con-
ferees. will maie' brief m
Ind um pmnpt ‘ Ion. m
tor Robinson. Def-out of Ari—l.
also a confer-co, will um it. .3
unless there is aa mpected kw of
speechmaking, leaders said tomcat
3&‘30te‘would ho “swift. Ind cor.
——Tho Best w—A Want All.
“M my; ‘ 'Whlto,
‘ .: E other words. Guamleri says he
. will bring to Stamford “Sheets"
. WM Mom and Hobey Fyle,
allIEutom League players. and use
" M and limit in the line-
Guarnieri Says He‘ll Take
Fyfe, Whit: and “Sheets”
Wright for 'i‘ueday’o
Game “
maroon. no. n-mr our?
Merl. of the Norwaik basket ball team.
has Widen-d his deter
m to one four mm
w W (Coupon: G) h tho
m. out My aunt; win.
Non-walk mu Mord in no too
out! me of the genes-tor the ante
P-
lo the Intent word from
Nomdk'managcr,’ his lineup,
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here on the occasion at the
not mine in the title series. "Bkeets"
Wright is well known here. and Eddie
‘ White, Minot so well known.
.price will be nearly a million dollars.
and about $760,000 will be expended
I for roads and a sewer system. On the
(land are 2 ponds and several springs.
.The land will be subdivided into two-
-acre plots, and the pondg will be kept
f'for the use of purchasers of plots. It
'is believed that, with the buildings
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he. Neuralgia, Sore Throat,
‘; .eai Catarrh and Cold:
‘<)n-POW9n Com
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Elf?
in the actual mtable values of the
town of three million dollars..
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:mE’s A WAY
'i 0 GET $1,423
can deposit regularly
Hilars a. week for 3“}
our systematic W
per cent. W m?
‘ ill return youthis M
Can you save only 9:
‘ :. week? Woulhon'dilfi
igsfve years tint wilf‘
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SAY. I!
WWW. there may be an increase -—‘
;many W5. .‘lt was largely became
of this view expressed by landing
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1 in us You-moor
not to.“ halvidual with all the an
dividunl's Railings“! m.
madam _ cataract"
«no. not is m‘ moon-gt»
soundly.
Sonia), f
7 center; '
last
1(0an night—Reich and 7
0m; Bra-unal-
arm.
‘r
BlSiEllllll will; _
' ,. up. Pyle played a cox-king game for. h
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I wow—Star Spangled Banner. acoomack
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Monday:
Washington’s Birthday - "
the store is
closed all day.
stetaLNancy nee, William
Skill—Long. Loni Trail
Grim—Tim Rooney at the fighting . fl- .
BlfiS—KhakiSammy. Ganinon. ‘. ‘ “
Gino—Molly, Warren-nth.
“Sis—Bonnie Wee Thing. Rotor-mack
' Slim—Tammi, Powell 2--
. loin—Mme, mu All
45164-4ng »
slum—Tommy“ . I
64616—11“le Buys
emit—Old Black Jot». Zimbuflst - .
BlBSS—All the Wofld “I! Be Jealous of Me:
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but: ”mum!”
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