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Donut}: Sheriff Edward B. Demons
q with the grip.
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Miss Sarah Kenneily, who has been
confined to her home, on Low-e street,
for several days. through. illness, is
abio to be about again.
it lseph DaVis
V.'r.sliincton-‘Btreet
E ToGTH NORWALI.
x- =1er FORECAST.
.ll: and vicinity: Fair and
Tuesday fair: fresh
:mis. An area of high
:l’t'al over the LOWm‘ Mis-
1 -—Men’s and Boys Caps. O‘Brien. ‘
? Carlton Slicamood. who .is attend—
ing the Stevens Institute at Hobokeu.
New Jersey. has. been spending the
week end at his home, No. 263 Flax
Hill Road.
Skiing is reported to ho excellent on
.Euj: is .protlnun: pleasant most, of tho hills surrounding Norw
:xll district.- oust of the walk. and a large number of the
'lzitains. ill‘ tonipcrniurn younger geiwration have been enjoy-
:iy low in tho soutliorir sov- in: the Sport.
:121- sousnn of the ypzu‘.‘
to“)pl-"3’]“'p< ‘.\7;.nd ”longl ~~-Mal‘vietl couples’ dancing Class
d from 12.x”; m “WNW starts “'ednesday. P01ley's.Tol.2227.
'9, Flu” rrymrn-«l tho lmvpsq
"n on l'w-m'd rm 22w first or” Tho important events to be com.
Hoar-ms. va minimixr memorated thisI month are as follows:
J'v'mu‘lmi Ham Nul‘iilf‘rll March 2, Texan lndependance Day;
-.: nml Nunhm-i. Michigan. ”tit. St. ”Patrick’s Day/z 20th. flist
—— (lay of spring; 28th, Palm Sunday.
g n‘Mrs. Hattie Olmstead of Riverside
i; , . has brought suit» against E. D. Kings-
, I ‘ ews lay of ‘New York. whose car became
. unmanagablc on the Post Road one
”nu , night, a few months ago, and crashed
through the house‘of Mrs. Olmstcad.
m‘lldlflitdti town
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W lib-1d in tho city}
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~~<BP$i quality coal at Harris & Clans.
null building. this
The: many friends of Mrs. J. Wesley
~_ (‘lllldrcn ol‘ Marv/(W Connor‘vvill be a pleased to learn
. . . . tnnt she tesumed hex duties as teach-
,m,~ [>115 church mi re- er in the Concord street school this
, ‘mirm in a hmlyufthn morning after a long absence due to
.Il the church on next soverc illness. . ‘
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‘ti. Kinlcy Command,
t A vhroli‘en eccentric on the locomtr
ive of t 9 morning passer: er "train,
«ms. are scheduled duo. hen-mt 7 14 o‘clock he]: the train
.‘n‘: (.f the Spanish ‘npnt Bethe] this nwrninfz. Their-sin
: Mumford, this even- v. hicli brings the morning papers, was
an bow-mud twenty-fife *minutes late
into Danburv. A relief engine No.
1382, was sent :out :from‘bere to Tulsa:
”he train to this city. .
:--w Man-ch Records at
.< Milli Main street.
7‘ 1 :m- not-walk Board of ——Derbies——mournlnx bands. OZBrien.1
, .3 in) hold tomorrow even-
:'.11 action on the Easter "‘ .
(”Tom the resignation ~Sucth Nor-walk Lodge, Loyal Order
.r‘ Rummler, who is now of Moose, initiated ten candidates at
run; City. the tirst'ciass initiation in connection
.with the present campaign for new
:1. Junior 0. U. A. M.. members, at the meetingrheid yestec
; first nicht, arranged
to day afternoon at the Moose Home.
ul‘uflllilillion ofacoun- There wasalargeatendance' of the
1:1: Nm‘wnlk.
Associated members and "the ceremony was Well
t‘uuncil in this work are carried out. An elaborate supper was
:- Danhury and 'two in served in the rathskeller at the con-
Slainfm'd Advocate. -clnsion of the work.
love. nut coal Harris a N‘ow‘an‘en has voted to establish
a tuberculosis cllnc in Grace hospital,
-_-——— . as soon as arrangements can be made
\erulnness 0‘ Bridgeport with the hospitalauthorities and the
mnmé‘ndé’d {0" “‘1th board of finance sanctions the expendi.
‘lfjvl‘il' under State DII‘CC‘ ture. Dr. Ir. “7- Lynch W88 Smmfid
‘ r » 2. H18 duties will include to direct the clinc. The budget for the
- lmrmns for the use 01 board offbealth includes 53,000 for
Fur-ll circumstanCes as
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suéh a clinc, 82.200 of which is for
nurses, the reminder to be used for
M 2M Flax Hill Road. SEZSWWWWWWWW the operation_ of tho
ill Ta-xas for several '
- "zinc-d bore and is mak-
~..m- his family to that
:lns. who purchased ‘flie
plum: a. year 330,135
to Mr. Anderson. of Voting booths will be established in
lz-kw possession soon. thc=pubiicschoolsimderthenew or».
dercfaffaira which is to accompany
-——Hcar the new March Records at
Donnelly's, 16 South Main street. -
1 Main street.
Q balsam-chased the Robert Smith prop-
erty. 18-~Hillside Place.
at.“ ‘T . ‘ l
\‘o ‘1" . : Councilman Frank L. Clarke, of the
".7. __ __ Fourth -Ward. was able to be about
3:35/ again yesterday after a week’s illness
’Agency has sold tho
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Sims in St. Jo‘ée‘ph's church‘itnhm ~
in: of the. late James» RConnor. ,
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Putnam Hose company whiiioid‘mg
*momnly malaria this evening at tho
Eontral Fire Station. - ’_ .
W A mating ’of themeart Lei
gion will be hold tomorrow night. All
members are urged to attend.
—ant Hats and Ilium-alias. ‘Q’Bflnh'.
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The Afternoon Social Club willW
meet tonight in the Davenport Hall
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on NorthuMain street. ~ ‘ 1 >.
A regular meeting of Camp Number .
3,‘ P. 0. of A: will he-hcld_.tonior- w"
row night .in. the rooms on Northt
Mrs. Catherine Powell has been ?
suffering from a nprained ankle other 5
home. South Main street. Dr. Rose!» 1.}.
tbal is in attendance; W§
——i-l€ar the new March Records at -..
Donnelly’s, 16 South Main street. ’
The Americantzallon class. that
has met heretofore at the Franklin :
school. will hold their future SE‘jFIODS
onW'Monday in the South Nor-walk !
library. ‘ ‘ . .
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The Nor-walk Tobacco Shop recent. 3
1y opened by George Gray and Donald .'.
Campbell is being equipped with a '
pay station telephone. The new elec-
tric sign has been shipped, and will be
erected in the near future.
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Deputy Sheriff Edward D. Doulens.
Saturday. was named by Referee John
Keogh as trustee of the bankrupt
Union Aniline Chemical Products:
Corporation of 'Rowayton. Attach- Springfield. Mass... are
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White—and each s'tjleWalmost prettier than tho other! 1 i
ngrls may have .as charming anddainty and .prctty dread
as’they wish. :
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merits totaling about $20,000 have James Golden. Fairfield avenue. - _______
been made against the firm. 3 'Mrs. Cornelius Grangcr. )1 WthifWWiW; .unarters learned of Coiangclo‘s deten-f
. street, is visiting ‘with r‘ 3 ‘ ltion in ‘Hartford. and they boat the;
*An intruder pried open the money flew Haven. lNorwa‘lk police to him, a warrant be
alot in a gas meter in the hallway at Joseph Lonchak of Gcorgf‘io‘l’“ 17"“
137 Washington street.
puncturing the gas pipe. The ocean home on Day street.
lug gas was turned off by Detective Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Adams of Tay».
he did not issue a warrant
Prosecutor Hegcman said today that
for Col
Sergeant Thomas Hunt.-’ No money lor avenue have been gm...” of m“. gangclo's nrrestrhccauso there was 110'
from WWW meter was reported missing. lives in Southpon.
Irving Campbell, of Whiter-bury. speutl
the M end with his parents M1.
and Mrs; Hugh Campbell. South Main
street.
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——HearW the new «March Records at
Donnelly’s, 13 South Main street.
Howard S. Hunt is seriously ill at
his home in North Wilton. Mr. Hunt ping at the home of‘Mrs_ m. Andemn,_
is a. native of South Norwalk azh‘. for 15 Union Place: the announcement 0'1h8ve ,0“ criminal
sufficient evidence submitted “in bid
proving he was lnvolvcd will: Seymour
.11: robbing the theatre ticket office.
1Wurnmts are not issued by his office
promiscuously. he.said and the mere
ointment of a
At a social gatherlnx Saturday “9 “minted" a mansion not enough.
policeman that he
Colangclo and Seymour are said to
5 hide
many years was fireman in the. elec- mevmarriage of her daughter Hilda Ila-mm being accused of the New Bri-
.tricnl dcpartmcrt on the New York. th Remit
New Haven and Hartford Railroad .gfifingim‘m' was
company. Three years ago he was ob— of the union has not been not but will‘
l‘ged to retire because of ill health. be announced later. 1
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A resident of 20 Wood street. last W
night. reported to the police that WWW1%MES hm
was frightened over "suspicious nols- . _‘ , _' J
. G!" In: YOUNG
es" in the house. Policeman John Rt -
Smith. in investigating discovered - ‘
~(Cotzltinuoad iF‘mmW first ~Pnge)
that the 'moiaes" were made by the!
frightened resident himself. - l
and vicinity, flrcywill bent home to.
friends, at. 16 Charles B street. South
’Norwal-k. March 3rd.
~ The following min were present:
The. John T. llayos .Rc‘al Estate fir; “'fluam _ .mma Row.
Koiluher three land, Percy Rowlnnd,.'flr. and Mrs;
Main street. Floyd Clements. “Bridgeport; “Mrs.
The (Marge Lamphere, of Hartford: Mr.
Wicks, of Wynn; Miss.
——~—Hear the new March Records at
Donnelly's, 16 South Main strecf.
story brick building at 57
to Meyer Dulhorc of this city..
building stands at the corner of Hoyt :Danlol P. .
street and Main street. and as far “Jennbelle Harriapof m gm; 3““
is known tit/the present time no (len.;oid Kendrick, 'Mr. and Mrs. Edward
nite plans have been made by tha'Blackman. Marthnhluckmau and Earl
owner in relation to it. . gBlnckman, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick’
I’Young, of East 'Nocmlk; Br. and Mrs. .
The second of the Lenten devO..C-harics Buckley and .mothnr 13f “Er.
tional services of the South NorwalkiBuCklEy. g“?- 33‘3 3h": HaWGYMfi-f
Conversational church will he neldlooromy icons-“Harry Young. {rm .‘
Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock. The sub-,and Mrs. Albert ngg. Enflumlglel:
Ject will be “Assimilation.” Before T'Hfle". Y°“"5"R°b",§m°§‘:aj s'mfe ‘
coming to the meeting pillage road villehounx.nr.and .. o . -
- . l . Mr. and‘tflmuc‘horm Ychn-g
HWWWWWWW WWWWW WWWWWWWW Ephesians, chth “Young, Keith Young” Oscar,
4th chapter...lameo. Int'and End chap~ _ . on; o outh‘
ters. All are cordially invited and llgoumnxié‘tllss Lacy W0 W In W S ‘
those attending are asked to bring' a
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. , EVENING sonooL
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of Mradow set-cot rum and Norwnlk robberies; they mv~
given. The dfleied state prison terms for thefts com-
mitted together.
mm pen-ms m erNNA.
GENEVA. Mitch l.—-—’l‘here aware l,-
‘032 deaths. mostly than of children.
.1111! only eight births in Vienna tron:
February‘s to February “H, according"
to n telegram "mcclvéd hero ifroln
Austrian capltnl.
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NcW'Ciasaes ~
Each Monday
knot-ch
pencils. What is the dflfercnce be. "'
“we...l "assimilmon. and “Emma. NORWALK LIBRARY NOTES.
WWWW' 53.01» Voluum elm-um ‘During the‘
W W W WW 1 . Put Year.
The Heating and Plumbing Com-l The regular mummy [meeting at the
Why of Bertha M. Felts, successors to . board of mtg“ of {11¢}!ka Pill)"
The Jones and Holchkisa Company.hlc Library was held last week. Mem- _
is to move out of their present quart~Wbam present: Dran'G. Gum. EMF .
era in L. VJelnatock 1-: building on East Idem; Thomas _C. ‘Bnlcom, secretary: W
Wall street and will occupy the stoma 'John '12. Hayes. mm ’11an and
and basement made vacant by the Gil-'Albert R. Mnlkin. The report for the
hen Hastings Feed Store in the Lock- ‘monui showed 5,300 books given out
wood Hall Building. The transfer and 545 mended {n the work room.
will take .place about the latter part The routine bills were approved: these
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andno sowing. .
Mother need not six-nd hours in cutting and . arid
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Instead—find a few minutes to (allowing.-
New chamhray dresses in greenish and bluish 'toncaj
New gingham dresses—in those little and *lflced chm
New japonette dresses in plain. soft Colors. f
Four or five new jaunfy styles, some with sash. 1;
jinx Morn out for his art-wt ful‘.iltc1'
Saturday. varsity is paying a brief visit at his 'New Britain robbery.
‘Marfln . » .
Wy every one-of them With collar-and cuffs a
$4.7M in}. to $7.50
Second floor. ‘ ;
Sizes 6 to 14——
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if you .c‘nioy
a‘g‘ood story
prepare to get. several evenings of full PM
‘ rjovyment. For here are new stories jusfi
“brimming with interest. ‘
Inscrutable Lovers—Alexander H.104
Farlan—4i51.75.
Swefihehrts Unmet—Berta Ruck-4
$1.75. -*
., Tidal Wave—m W375.
M. . 4.
minim—Maurice Harlow—$1.75.
Sam-ed (31111—me Payne—$1..”
Snake Bite—W. WW , . .
Happily Married—£0113 Ends—@375;
‘ mm, too, new stones utilisation.“
lion inéudingm Indium mm (mm—5.4
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Judy of We .W—m «
Anthony M: m W—Wmm .
Poisoned Petr—Minx? B. m
Rose 0' the: W M m.
m NM W Hall.
one“: marl—Ilene.
Drum Doctor—Rowe».
Instead of théWun Louise amt-am.
Wot tho tally-Dana Wat-c.
Wino—aim
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Chitinuwm.
MW 1. Vance.
nun-cam Lady in Shaka—Gaston m
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' ' iziclits 8:30. O'Brien.
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:~ . ‘ , Nouralgia,Sorem
3' Citarrh and Cold: ‘W
~ 'lLi-x. Powell W'-
of this month. The 'Welnstock Build; 0“”
ing is a three-story affiir with large'
:floor space on the upper floors. Sev-
eral concerns are in .line torent this
ntructure Tor different purposes, but
as get no definite plans have been
ma e.
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the redistricting of W’aterbury. .Ac-
cording ito plans now being formulat-
ed .byathe minimum of voters in con-
nection «with ithe‘ipl‘det-Jed change; the
words :wlil‘bc split up into.dlstricts ~50
tim‘tflhe Wing‘machines may be plac-
edrln'the schools. Herotofore it has
’been-mctornary to establish booths in
public holdings. it- convaniont. but
:noverribel'ore has it been decided to
:uueethe schools formic pnmoere.
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I ' POSITED ‘4 .W “
3: THIS BANK W .
if; OP. BEFORE W
HARCH 5th.
WV“ DO credited
interest from
March 151;
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South Norma-1*W W
SaVings ,3 , ’..
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~m"mmmmfi,1mw, on... Maw... »M.,, m“; m...
. showa'what the “brat-rm to the
. pubiic during the inclement weather.-
> When reading is the cola resource of ’
Wmo many. W W . W
”mum mom mo 'mocmurrvlo. ,
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Wan-ward, the Nattonil Tidcndelcom. .
included nearly one hundred
ren’s books. The coal situation still home. .4“ ,fi _
contiures acute. . mam | 3” ”LN
magnum] mmmr um year 13119 ‘ *
shown a circulation of' Bay'anree
thousand. January andb‘nhrnary of
this your have‘been unions the busiest ,
the library has even known. This
com? WW Manuel rkWo In
i541 ndlng3‘.. . m
gold as memnltyiiromfiovfitm .
alimsgnw:mfl
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myocarcolored, was arrested W ‘ ;
yesterday alteration by 83:19:? ,
motion. near: and.» your'
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