Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 9, 1920 · page 5

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h l. _ z. . _ . _ .eveahg. minutiae
- 3g 11,3 Economy im“ , ‘ , , . .,m 1>Omt to m. V
1" Invest in E .. - ‘ ., 'St " m a @aneygtnnd‘which avast
eeesees unnnms ' e ,. ~ *
_ - garments are mod— i ' ‘ ' . . , e ‘2 _- - , “N - {“3103 tn “Filbert“ mmnfi'm
6‘ ‘ l . Decorated Crepe Paper. , 5P- of the order. - The entertamment some;
. ‘7- - ”AHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. ' ' " ‘ , mittee hasplanned a‘eerles of social ' ‘
f" ’ , _ ' ‘ - 7., e; .e , ‘ _, ,_
: AND BETTER - i SI fl: “-0ka humLuncheenfietASfimg (events to aid ghls‘cause .and will have I 2
~ ~ , , enomethlnx printerest to W- 7
& _.___...._.. ._._.. .-- Place Cards. ’ Ffrhthel benefit of those not present
, . - .a t e astetuw meanings. indium!“
. . The regular monthly meetingof the 1' ~ - .,
“Jug city council vtlll be held tonight. Paper Flags, 3118*. mmcks gmgfggeg, g5: ggmeneygem
3,337., Edward J. Hayes, of Burritt.avenue,yl _ 1 will .be made. As, a .msult .01, the-es
._ _\_\// ~ has: recovered from his recent lumen! - Post Cards 0 prizes it is planned for a launches. ‘
\..,— :57. 5mm Commismoner in my B. m, initiation early in April. 039W , " .
nor is ill at-hls home, 3'! Burritt ave —-at—-‘ “mum member~alates-lh3:*hf¢:lfl::6 A 3111 m
nue. . u— s s, : .more as a m agen r‘ e " .
l r .1“ h D Vis -—-Thg last episode of “The Black , . . lodge last weeks-m he drew “fln. Britt-liner '3‘. “III ”I
.0 ‘ ~ 9 a Secret" with Pearl White wil be ,. . . , . s e— m from hale mil-r vocation , . mmm»mu
, I ' shown at the Regent, Weddesday., ' a V .. ‘ ' . ivfigngtaten agilg’eseg‘gt‘le‘emof gig. mm s. l \
‘ . Gaul-9.1011 Strwt A regulalumeeling of Old Well Com- r e ' J. & J. Cash ’Comapny, In planning»: “mmfltr‘m ‘m
,3, NORWALK . llinndery. U.--0.~G. (3.. Will be held to _16 SO. Mam sweet m,“ of 1mm.“ on "Memory m. ”I, , 7
.e . . lltlfgleltln the rooms on North Main: ' . ‘ ' ggil'ltx'be deliver-(:1 gratin: at the ' 1:11“dequ chencterfor
_ e . . L a rcanum mee ngs. r. 000:} young-.13." . m m
Miss Anna 'Hawl'ey, slenographer of -.__._._. . ~~~~~ Child recen struggled through one thmm“ .
Oscar F. Schultze’s uptown market. is ‘ , 0f the best nown mlnd~treinlng eryl- , , m
confined to her home with an attack of - terns, and not only found it. of beneflf , m M. e -
the grip; but «had a number of very humorous This mymdullnedlu.
Dr. Chm-less Aubrey Eaton, associate , . . ,experiencee- These. related with-Mt but ifsyou'll'ettkea quintet:
editor of Leslie’s Weekly, will speak - ‘ ‘ ' ‘vGOOdchild's inimitable‘good humor,.to- it, you.“ w m m

church at 8 o'clock.

The Endeavor 'Circle of Kiné's Dau-
ghters will meet‘at the South lNorwalk
Congregational church \l’ednesday at-
temoon lit 2:30 o’clock.

Minor troubles with the fuel supply
in the South Norwalk plant, about 11
o'clock. last. night, resulted in dim
lizhting service for a; short time.
>~~ TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE ARM~

M (ll-Incl] y's ‘ Orchestra. Best I

 

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a.» :lwmle. returned from .
.L!;e‘-.<(l:l}g-
Franklin
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is improving,
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Clifton Hawlcy. of Ridgetiel‘d. em-
ployed in Oscar-1F. Schultze’s Norwalk
market has enlisted in the U. S. Navy
and is now on his way to South Car-
olina where he will receive his prelim-
inary training. ,
Norwalk lungs one cdlso of measles
and one of scarlet fever, according to
this week morbidity report 9541116
state department 'of health. There
are no cases of influenza or diptheria
in this city as shown in the report.
Old ”Cl-'91] Commanders; ‘No. 956, I}.
O. G. (3., will hold the regular business

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l‘nncin: till one
Vl.l'..i Sll‘mw‘. were
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.12": el-noon.
s ll: the rooms.
«shoal, was dis-
3?, ‘lu’l'lfla yesterday
* M llle’fact that
i . lllt' room.

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U'it‘l‘ filly years
Brewster,
llllllll‘ there last

l-igllty-sixth year

North Main street. .All members are
'askcd to be present, as there will be
initiation and reading of membership
'applicutions.- l
4—TL‘ESDAY NIGHT AT THE ARM-
ory. McEnclly‘s Orchestra. Best
Ever. ‘ ‘“l

Rev. Richard J. Carroll, chaplain of
Court InllrelpDaughter-s of (tactile.
will .preech a Lenten sermon at {he
court's meeting tomorrow. Rev. Jo-
seph Daly. new assistant of St. Jo-
seph's will be present at the meeting
to meet the members. 7

Rank Mace, former proprietor of
the wet emporiumyt 18 Main street,
leaves Norwnlk tonight for Havana,
Cuba, where he has business interests.
Mr. Mace has as- yet no intentions of
continuing the liquor buisness in that
place but if conditionsare favorable it
may be a possibility. -

.:.l.1‘ll in

. at Harris &: Guns.
the principal of

.- speaking to every
trim milled in one or
'1 the last semes-
will have to work 013E
' ill or till-y will be
- 1* grade. ’
who escaped from

- prison at Wing-
lllf—illl. undoubted-
Danhury. They
-..- \l'lngllale lo Brew-
s'tMVS Hill lo ”10 COU-

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'6‘1 ”l" direct road to in Brooklyn. which gaptain Fletcher

H. Montgomery is the head. Mrs. Legg,

4 ,md D l' “’ who wa‘s fennel-1v Miss Marlon Stet
‘ s 3‘. 1. .

wart. daughter of Mr. and marm-

“LII‘g(-on:: formerly uel J. Stewari of Grandview.aignue,
hospital have found..ha:= made many friends «during 1161
(le mmm mum 1,... per- conncclion’flwlth the bank, and they
.. n...“ I'm,“ 'mll Sim. lWlFll her success in the. new position.
‘ ' ‘ ~Best quality coal at Harris grams.

"Llll‘ Philippine lwms" . ’ ‘ -
‘~‘-"l<hinmnn ' i The executive; committee of Buck-

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tonight in the South blorwalk M: E.‘

meeting" tonight in the Davenport Hall. l» Harold

A {cry delightful party was held getllerewith the knowledge to be gain;
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. at ed from the lectures. are expepted to
the home of MlSS lrene‘Klska, 21 Ely make a decided hit with the Arc!-
avenue, in honor of her‘ tenth birth-t numl'les of South Norwalk. The slee-
day anniversary. Refreshments were lures are expected to begin as .soon
served and games were enjoyed attcr- as Mr. Goodchlld completes ,a, brief
wards. .Among ‘those present wele: .weetern trip. . ‘
Julia 'Sisenaky, Margaret Sighway.
Helen Sissyvay, "Pauline Stets, Esther
Fiensod, Irene Kiska, Helen Klska.,
Rose .Hlllow, Ethel “int-gal and- Helen
Zekler. ‘ ,., . »

Henry L. Baxter of Stamford and
Anna Eugene Bishop of New Canaan
were married March 2 by Rev. J. Haw-

fithout reservations . .or

STORE WHO
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Norwflk so.

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For Norwall: and vicinity: Fair to-
nightnnd Wednesday; moderate winds
mostly southweaL~-A few dun-lea of
snow were reported this morning: from
Northern New York and New Eng:
land but pleasant weather with slowly
rising temperature prevails In nearly.

 
 

 

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'l‘ e. Emitseeélmglew mam subdued brilliance

nehneeel About seam as thoughtlnt dogma midlife
sealer was ruled by afilmy-delicatc surfaeeef oily-ow
noes. 'Ele‘ene adds-to the at
infinite beauty.

Choose favorite ‘fmm this variety:

“f “black .and tan. .

ll ‘E'vaeedssarenglow with life; and the light.
thee colors peeps’frem their depths. 'Whatev
lthe prevailing shade, mac’s Eyes will find lirlch
hidden away heathtllc surface; ‘

fine in quality, of biennium “gray or blue— .

. . ._ ' $6550 yd.

Quiet and beautiful clreeksinvitc wlloet'cr is consul-cl

_ g ertbr skirt or «new suit with originlility and efiectd ‘

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all districts east of the Rocky Moun
talus. Frosta ‘were reported .u (or
south 8 'Elorlda. The pressure is high
over. t Southern districts and-low

ard Hoyt of New Canaan. The groom
is engaged in business in Stamford- ail
a. liveryman. The bride ls a daugh-
ter of John B. \Veed of New Canaan.

‘Dr. H. S.‘Vnughan of (New York.

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j face which serves todudngsont sthle'llcnuty of their colored
r0f course there is contrast in them all _,and one color:
fmakes richer the othcr'in the combination.
- . $5 to 06.501911
‘ Handsome plaids fire of quiet cfiect too. Pure wool! A
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who conducted the clinic in the Nor- _"” ’ «.L no my
walk hospital last evening, before the. SOME B°¥PSAE€§ESPT “1°" . nu - . 1
Dental association ,.nf this state was ' AX O ' '7‘ M “' I"'m
the guegt of Dr. J. .1. Millard at his - — ’ M
home. 7... Grandiiew nvcuuc. " HARTFORD. March 9_-_-Attomey- ' ‘ ‘
Misses Margaret and Minnie Rer General Frank E. Healy gave.” opin-
of Stamford visited fricnds'dn Non ion today, to Tax Colll-clm “’llllam H
walk. yesterday. . modgctt. in which he slalcd that mu- - . '
‘YJ‘f fur—.17-" ' tual insurance companies. owning Abmgm'fi" "
. wson, o nion avenue. State bonds, Were entitled to tax ex-‘ ‘ ~ -
lhIS_Cily. now a salesman for the. P. Emmion for them under special note; .Effua‘lfngl‘MIkmg "“1 reocoverln.‘
Lorlllard Tn‘ 83c“ mmpanv. is in town muthflfizing the issue or the bonds. He.

to-duy on business; Am ttiinmino and paint shop.

lliam Roland Leger, who has

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Mm, w; towns. in aid or the construction of '28 Van I‘m 82., ,
been connected with the .Fairnemfltalhoads.nreexemnt “‘0‘" (dilation. Eu! amour. A
Countsr National Bank ‘Ior eevern‘r “ ”F ‘ ' »
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duties with she Knox Hat Company,

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5 end poplin. Many difieuent weights, m m _ g1

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Verdict for Joseph Davis was re-
turned, yesterday afternoon, in a very
few mln‘utes. by the Jury in the cane.
of the National Decorative company.

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latripcsnr plaidsr— ‘

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of Camden, N, J., against the local
clothier.

—30c 1b.. Fresh Mackerel. at Wash-
ington street bridge, lVedncsday. ’

Grant Rackett. of Rowayton, was,
committed to the Connecticut State
Hospital, yesterday afternoon. during
a hearing held before Judge Bradley.
of Westport, in the Norwalk Probate
court. Judge ,George H. Vouburgll
was counsel for the applicants.

The F. A. Doolittle Title company,
of Bridgeport, have filed suitsfor 3123'
damagesagainst 'Mr, and Mrs. T. E.
Powers, of this city. Papers 0'! at-
tacmnent were tiled this morning in
the office of Town .Clerk Herbert R
Smith. Attorney Hesse T. Dunbar re-
presents the plalntlfls.

This Lenten prayer service and

 

‘ F - When eve any lemma; {or
*5' shoving. we mean" “everything.

:Soops. creams. pokders. brushes;
straps and razors. And these M-
ore of the? finest; grade. standard .
tlcles that men know very’well. In
is softer to disk us (or shaving
goodasflrsl. We certainly lave fillet
what you. want—4nd at the fish!
price

Mum Pharmacist
s N. milieu, South Nor-wall.

Look at tongue! Removeepoilons from‘
stomach,

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m, ~- . lngham Post. No. 30, W. R. 0., heeChnshan Americamntion class will , ., , ~ -
Irv mlnre» R. Yangon. planned an all-day social gathering. to :be,held.as usual on Wednesday after. W , ’ mover models, ram and sqm m M ‘
- “-:‘r.sicmr-r. An ‘X- be held'Thursday, at the home of Mrs. noon at 2:30, in the chapel of the So. ’ . ' filth Cit!) ‘ .. f
.1 h ”,0 “new“ Ryder, \Vestport :venue, Bag? ruefm-‘Norwalk Congregational church. The '~ ' . s‘: ‘ 5 es 161‘ MTV 01' Via!) Mbmidelyd ‘ ., i
., q I, ‘ W‘” ‘ , ‘ her is asked to ring somet ng or scripture palzsa es to b u .. " . . good 1 ‘ ,' ' ‘ «r
‘ “‘0 ”03“ ””9 9mm“ the dinner. sl-‘lans ‘will :be made for the meet. in: aregfiret 00:, 2:31;??? _ ' .' ' ; qua t,“ attmchve pattefil— ‘ " ’ ‘ e - .
that their tissues ways and measrs rfor the coming year. first Con, chapter 14. pages 1-26. The It’ in. HIV nulm‘ . ~ ‘ . ' WM ~ .'
limp of lh‘p gpina] 'All members are particularly urged -to question to be discussed3wlllsbe, “Shan- ~ ‘5 - ‘3 ‘ 1'
, , "bridge" was four: d. beupzeientf. i u the Westport 591w US.,S__kG£ven;nlent i’g'lgesu‘lct' and r. '. OUTLIRY . "'"~ ,_
, .,,m s 'or' 0 open ng D ave pea. g-o Fore slangu as, = , _ , ‘ g r ‘
‘ l i... but _a mus; "0119:; line is progressing, but condl- Publication of Newspapers, Lifermm Our stock consists, of I. M ‘REV. C. H‘ ‘RAM ms" Jam muaCK W cm
. 1W0 bodies, the tions are such that of necessity It is end Teaching of Foreign Languages . ‘ .. M at madam m - * H R mm *
~, 1 ~ I w wo k The tracks are covered 0 30 on mac - n s r . ’s STAMFOR“. March awn". can, ..
‘ R m Pommm' 3-311 icerin 9.0m}s sections and u- is m "r m”; “0"” “mm“ mm 0 “4“ Meadow enee Hill Frank no). :nemaldhe' Bainnlux‘ at 11:20 of“ - .
necessary to hand pick it '10 clear it ' only “look 1"" the/m Wm “elm :13 W s’ 9* .church here since _ m 1, morning ind until it”. '
' e»? “The Black nwav. The ‘tracks have been cleared ,- the mckage, then, you, are sure “a"? Purina 311i}!!! Butch! r 1918, announced his resignation gno- 'r. momma. ante retenue v8 be
1“"??? wm me or we tree limbs and dial?!“ dWhiCh ” your chm is hm“! “‘3 best “mm"!!!d Forks, 0M Sets. lie 1 flung-‘13”: 8 per! tend 3&1;ng amnion. more '
c nesdaY. was left by therecent‘stor , an noth- ;_ most harmless laxative ‘fer the little 8.! 4 e w ~ , mg I“: n . can rror d“ a mu , ‘.
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.5 - ‘ ‘v'erwalk We Close Every Duyetdfi‘fl.
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‘e‘lovc its delicious trinity testy. Full «di-
5 Locations for child’s dofleeoneach 'bot-
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‘Mother! ,Youlzxdhet pay ‘Callfornlaf'
is e "2: Phone 527.

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