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" Attorney John J. Calico isn‘wisltor
' in New Haven today on business.
'l‘lie Hospital Whist Club will meet
0....-.ph Davis.
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' ’51111n2fton Street
80‘1"“1‘3 NORWALK.
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iiy News
E1001: and Ladder Cotilpwny
. annual meeting next Mini-
Adfiat 8 o‘clock, at the (711
Station. '
Mrs. John '1‘; King. or
11 ho haw been spending
wai‘llzll‘v at Palm Beach,
511111 for New York City.
1 TUWll To Broadway"
.1' :ull'ut‘tioll with four
i;- lit? (7115110 and Theda
Theatre, Thurs.
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2.111. of Stamford, was
Norwalk. yesterday. {
..1.A:2wont an operation
‘ ul‘ 2.1 wry painful boil
Ham 11111, of “'iiliman-
2:11-11 principal of the
. 11ml to succeed Harry
'11 assume his duties
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10111 :11 llairis. & Guns.
1’2» F .‘1'11field County
.12.;. -.'.o11 “ill be held
1:11 hotel. Bridgeport.
* one o'clock. The ex-
: ~12 oi the organization
. 1.21111 O‘clock.
3211115 of motor vehi-
1 \ipileti l‘cbiuury Z9
whitle depaitment has
:5 that drivers who op~
under the cm licenses
.1151 at any time.
sensational feature
Timn 'l‘o Broadway."
' <Peciai sooner} and 911‘
19‘0111 othm acts and feat-
Inlar-c T111115. F11. and
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.nnobilr-s- and other heavy
10111 out yesterday than at
rice the heavy snovvstorm.
51111 opened street: which
:‘(K-licaliy impassable for
51111112 settling in such a
progress was no longer
( icy bottom. which has
,. 1113:0115 of snow and ice
. 111119: period.
_. of the state tuberculo-
‘111 1110 state capitol yes-
11.:-112- received from Dr.
or the Shelton sanit-
2; 1:11 C. B. Gibson of
11112111111 concerning the
m: in their respective
2 Qhellon institution
thirty cases,and six
Mormon sanitoriunl
1 151-5 and one death.
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311.51 received a $11112
.5 for coughs colds,
i owell Corp.
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MONEY
1:: 2:1315 BANK 1
CT: 09. BEFORE
‘ ' " 11TH 5th
= - credited
1’ » .i‘est from
3111:1311 lst
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A First street.
. laied 115
waalk court that will start April 1.
Shoes iot- Mei"
111,9”:me Ofioftkulakh
.wnh Mrs. George R. Van Aistyn'e
lBayvlew. avenue; on Friday afternoon.
fat the usualhour.‘
\QW
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ainsworth, lufst
night, entertained the members ot the
Epworth League at their home on.
A social time followed
a brief business newton.
The. regular meeting of Buckmg-
ham Woman‘s. Relief Corps, No. 30.
will be’ held tomorrow alteration at
2:30 o’clock at the rooms in Red
Men‘s Hall. Norwalk. ’
g E -—Buy your coal at Harrie & Guns.
3 The Young People's Society 811 St.
Peter‘s Lucheran church will hold its
monthlv business meeting on Thurs-
day evening at the church All mem-
bers are requested to be on hand.
Members of Trinity Men‘s club. are
awaiting with interest, a pool game to
be played in the W'ashington street
quarters on Friday between Charles .
Stevens and 101111 Tuttle. Both are
and are the club‘s expeits.
A truck. driven by Henry Hanlon.2
10:2' .1 East Fiist street New York.
man into and seriously damaged an au-
Noney and J. F. McLoughlin on the
Connecticut turnpike, near the Klan
dike Club, yesterday.
—\'audeville‘s sensational feature
“From Quaker Town To Broadway.“
cast of nine. special scenery and etc
feels. With Four other acts and fem;-
gre pictures Palace, Thurs. Fri. and
at.
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Ladies“ Aid Society of
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
church will be held Thursday after-
noon in the. basement of the church
on Cedar street. At. the conclusion of
the business meeting a social hour
will be enjoyed and refreshments will
be serVed by Mrs M 1. Stan".
The coaches and members of the
diet- 993111021215 the law since of At-
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immobile (1 cu '. .
C pied by Constable John gmusic and refreshments.
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Miss 11111.. McMahon has resigned
tomey 1111120; Gregor!-
born yesteedny morning.
Leo Davis and William RM!!!”
13 Bnyview avenue to Harmon
lard
White collars now. selling forllo
cents eat-11,111... expected to she 35 cents
:by Apxll 1.. A 3799.1 ago they sold for
' 25 cents.
John M. Glover and Charles N. Ar
nold of this’ city, are present term
jurymen in the Court of Common
Pleas, Bridgeport.
“Frederick L Lamson, of the No:-
walk Tire & Rubber compnny, is slow-
ly recovering from an attack5of the
grip lit his home on Maple street
John W. Hodgdon local manna}
:tralning teacher of the him-walk
schools has sold his recently
house at 4 East avenue.M1-, Hotlg
don has no definite plans made as yet
{as to his future venture in reul opiate
“Egg. stove, nut coal. Harris I:
s. .
Clayton London, of Perry avenue,
had his right hand caught in one or
the machines at he Munsbnn & Bis-
sell Company’s mill in Winnipauk, yes.
tor-day. Some of the fingers were pain-
fully cut, and Dr Kellogg dressed the
injurV.
i Tho regular meetings of the Fit-3'
;District companies of the Somali!
{Fire Department were held last even
lug in their respective quanem. A1
tor the regular business Was transact
ed a social time was enjoyed With
Newsdealer Fred E. Lockwood. or
Rowayton. is among the list of those
who time then troubles. This mom
ing for the fourth time in two weeks,
his New \Oik papers were thrown un
der the can wheels and completely mu-
tilated That accounts for the non-
deliVe’iy of this morning's [Lapel-s.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. Noon.-—-Olls made
additional gains during the morning.
especially the Mexican. group, and
motors also improved. There was
relative activity in shippiugs, Marine
Common and Preferred. American In
ternationai. Atlantic Gulf and Unitec’
Fruit. gaining 1 1-2 to 4 L2 points.
Prominent steels, other than Crucible
least of the recent successful minstrel were barely steady and equipments
show given in Community Hall under
the auspices of the East Norwalk 1m
movement association are negotiating
with a committee of St. Johns lodge
with the view of baring the worth:
while entertainment offered in the
near future in one of the local the»
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Too small boys of the Center School
were brought before Prosecuting At-
Vzomey Dunbar yesterday and were
remanded for a hearing before him on
Saturday morning for stealing pencils
and other small school acceswrles in
the Newberiy Five and Tén Cent
Store on Main street. This is the sec-
ond offense for one of the boys and it
will probably be necessary to send
him to the. State Reformatory School.
——Married couples' dancing class
starts Wednesday. Polley' 3. Tel. 2227.
Judges George H; Vosburgh and‘
Nehemiah Candee have the month of
Match to complete arrangements for
c: 'V'll short calendar sesaions in the
Judge Candee will hold short calendar
sessions in the First District court
on the. filst and third Monday of each
month. and Judge Vogburgh will hear
ciiil can“ in the Second Disttlct
court on the second and fourth Mon-
daya.
A brisk lecruitlng drive for army
recruits is now on in Counccticut. an
active part in the drive being taken
by Corporal George U Parks of the
City Hall recruiting station. Some
embarrassment has been suffered by
the local recruiting station in the preA'
mature announcement that it. would
close March 1. For the benefit of any
——"From Quaker Town To Broadway”
vaudeville super attraction with four
other acts and Irene Castle and Theda
Baxa features Palace Theatre Thurs.
Fri. and Sat.
RALS; A TON *‘
’ showed further hush tion Rails Were
altogether unrespons ve to the ’ac
ceptance of wage arbitration by the
Bmtherhoods.tend1ng mainly ollv‘er.
Can loans held at ten per cent. but ,
call money continued very scat-cow“
recent high bids. Foreign exchnnze
was firm and Libel-(3. Bonds shaded
again
WALL STREET. 1; so p. ln.--The
market became increasingly lrregula:
at midday. secondary rails displaying
general heaviness which. soon extend-'
ed to, railway equipments, notably
Baldwin Locomotive and Pressed
Steel Car Meanwhile General Motors
and the more popular oils added var
litny to thelr‘advances or the morn»
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DAUIERT ACCEPTS TERMS
CINCINNATI. 0., March 3.——Word
has been reached from Jake Danbert
first baseman, that he has accepted
terms and has forwarded his signed
contract. it is announced at he‘dquar-
tors of the Cincinnati National League
Club. Heinie Groh and Larry. Kopf
the infielder-s still Unsigned. were to
meet Manager Pat Moran on his arri-
val in Cincinnati today for a confer-
once
It was slated at headquarters that no
special effort would be made to come
to terms with Hod Ellen shine ball
pitcher, and the team may go south
Friday without him
1Referring to the persistently recur-
ring v‘iumois of no Osaible trodes with
the New York Giants. August mm
mann, president of the champion Reds
reiterated his danish that any such
deal was in prospect .
'one interested in eniistln the an
nouncement is made ihatg Corporal Rgmmchflstiig‘PA'GN’NG 'N
Parks will be on duty in Norwalk 1111- r '
til March 10, and possibly until the FORT W'GRTK, Tex" ."Mfll' -"
olst of this month. Senator Warren G. Harding, 0 nio.
candidate for the Republican pmlden'.
tlal nominnfion. set a precedent in-
Southern politics today by campaign-
ing in Teams He is the first Republi-
can presidential candidate ever to
c 'gn in person in this state. He
spoke at the Chamber 01! Commerce.
He was welcomed to the city by t
committee composed of both Demo-
crats and Republicans.
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'A’” daughter was humanized“ to
Kr and Mrs. Barry Tripp; 1A Amos! 7
“ 3. street _' ‘
Mr. and Mrs Paul Lamb, 315 MM
street, are the parents of a daughter .
Glove sold the lot and 11111141111331“ -
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continued From Page One.
from the home of Conrad Stein of
Shipping Point in Februaty. 1919
have been returned. Cit ting and
other things stolen from the homes of
Myron 1. Bots. and F. M. Stein n: Pal
mer’s 'Hill have also been returned.
ATORPEDGED!
Don’t blast yam Liver and
' Bowels, but one
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You men and women who mn‘t vet
feeling rightuwho luv headache
coated tongue, ind no will"
breath, dizziness, can't sleep. are bill
on: nervous and upset. bothered With
a sick. gassv duordemd stomach am?
colds.
Are you keeping your liter and bow-
els clean with cm or stackin:
your insides every few aayi with (“an
anal, Salts Oil and violent pills?
Gucci-eta work while you M: then-
demo the stomach. move the soul.
mdlgented: {amino—loos! and foul
uses; take the excess bile from the
flier and cat out of the system all
the constipat wute nutter and 91%
and in the bowels. Guards new
gripe. sicken or cause Maximum
1nd Custard: coat___ so little too
Victor 6 Records
New 0-. S99
.18638»Behind Your Silke'n Veil. Fax
Trot. Yerkes Or.
Roses It Twilight: Whit;
:7 Yerkes Jmarimbu Orchestra.
C uff Shirts
Sizes 131.210. 18 1-2 '
South Norwalk Store iny
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STEVENS
South Norwalk
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mo! the loot as their pmpony
Mrs. A. J. Post Sound Beach: \119. l?
McGarry, Sound Beach: Mrs P. I)
Adams, Sound 31911011.]. M. Fried
man Sound Bench: Mr! .tngiizt
Sa‘sae. Adams Corner Mm Palmer
Bound Beach Mrs A. S Bat-7.. Sound
Bench. 31115.11. Gallon. Sound Beach
FIGHT To GET —
PROPERTY or
nix-EMPEROR.
(Continued from First Page)
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boon the gna’hfian of peace had been
‘disp’I‘OV‘ed bv hi 1, continuous rattling of
the sword and proclamations of the
mullet! fist. ~
The Democrats and Clericals joined
in voting for tho Gmemments mm'
Aura providing that the Settlement be 2
referred to the committee on judici-
ary. .
The judiciary committee now takes
the bill under advisement and confer-
entice are expected to last many
The motion 0! the Majority Social-
ists providing for action by ii:
m W! has been (an
EQHENTHAL RETURNS
FROM “DRY” TRIP
, "(Gontmned mm on).
menus attributed to him hetero high
”haul students recently I’m 1.
The statements declared that act—
or Walsh m of the opinion {:31 the
en-
'1 don't know who told you that."
document". Hohentnnl, “but ' a i see
Mr Walsh regarding that statement.
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forced. and they fire going to be en-
lumen.”
Frank W the you; We»
ternary drawn who ‘18
mo
moatmmmion laws
mo. to have clam or the west-
mWthfimh
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Will that Fitzpatrick has been
placedmcluraeoltimnnmfledhl-
slat! ’ln Gunter New York. and that
85 cents.
1864th I Know. m Four.
Peerless W «1 cents.
18643-301111 86 Surprtsol. Medley
(instep. All Sta: Trio.
Keep Mom. on: trot. All Star];
w".l‘rio. 85 cents.
Boll—You Know Wait I Mean. Al.
Reward.
Bell-9809 Blues. Al. Ben: 11.
> 85 cents.
18845—Was There Ever 3. P31 Like
You? Helium
You‘mtmfifiwm
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. :5 cents. . y one-
18645—— EN! W
. mpmioseph 6. mafia Or. 9-
sun .-
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Moments.
pounced;
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this. mines of meningitis: National
Winn Amendmentc for;
new rests with Julius
'prohibuion enforcement
:1 M Henson, ream
«State Internal Revenue Deputy-aeolian:
amt} W m J
Kean. 113:4 of tile distilled spirit {iii
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Little girls dresses
and; no 52 wing. ’
Mother need not spend hours. in cutting and sewm‘
- ' and fitting.
‘ Instead—just a few minutes in choosing. And 1i“
girls mav have as charming and dainty and pretty W
New chambray dresses in greenish and bluish M
New gingham dresses-in those little and liked check.
10! either blue or pink and in good big youthful taste“
plaids.
New japonette dressés in plain soft colors.
‘ Four or five new jaunty styles, some with 531-111.
Practically every one of them with coil.” and cuts 0”
3white——and each style almost prettier than the other!
Shootitolé— $4.30$53to$7_.50
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Second floor.
If you enjoy
a good story
prepare to get several evenings of full em
joy-meat. For here are new stories just.
brimming with interest.
Inscrutable Lovers—Alexander Ham:
Fain—$1.75
‘ Sweetheart; Unmet—Berta Bock-41
$1.75. 1*}
Tidal Wave—EM M Dell—$1..” ‘
Outlawmllaurice Hewlett—$1.75 :
Scarred Chin-Will Harm—(12.75. ‘
Snake mm W
Happily Blamed—Gone Hams—$1.75.
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none 0‘ the mun—Km boil:- Mu.
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there. Another man
for (Beaumont, Hahep said. but. .
has not mu un-
Collector Awmn has momma , .
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