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' Harris & Gaul.
1 ”milliliter-
in Trinity
. 11:1 and Porto
of the
1 3114' made special
“nature 01' St.
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and there
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1:21 ve returned
which
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5' 11 hHT. bed-
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11-111mm o: 1.1m rm! 1) of
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4 alon-10 41'. rr' 4 1351;19-
.1 reducod 1112111<rially 11ml
-.:.4' .41 r-t-Eon the streeis. are
cm: In limit normal
'119 first iimr- Since the
.ce storm of February 1.
"4 \\ hlch hmo 111on
:".\1 en Danbury and
410111) a wee: ago
been removed 'b'y
highwrsy thwart
* 1.4 onc- 1;.1'rr open
Supervisor Fred
«iaing his headquart-
1...»? week that
to traffic
:11'1'- porr bf)
:ml the nuts. M‘s.
'1l'm(~r resident of
:14fn'r'rd head: to
1:1 make his home
inurn. lle has the
w) :1'1'11'114' in M4
- "$3.4 und5r his
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Hill‘-
open
'11'Z'y
'cc =ived a full
.or coughs cowl,
well 0011).
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Barred
lacy
:95 from pea-
:ricfly pm
other than
access to
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South I'm
__ _.—..—
The Lady Moose Lodge is tirhave
its third anniversary celebration next
Thursday evening in Odd Fellows
Hall, South Main street. An Iemon
ate program 0! entertainment is being
arranged and this will be followed by
dancing ‘ad refreshments. All mem—
bers of the'Moose Lodge are invltcd
and delegations or the“ Lady Moose
from Bridgeport, Danbury and Siam:
ford nf'e expected to attend. ,_
I
were served last
Bench warrant
week by a federal
don and Bolan’d J. Brantnerut New
London. cursing them with buying
31 l worth of sugar government firep—
erty, from a coast guard. Yesterday
the furnished $500 in bonds for an
pearance in the United States court.
The coast guards part in the matter is
being looked into by service oflloei's.
, Receivers for the Groton Iron
court order to sell the assets of the
company. The company also held the
'Nank shipyard. The Groton propel-t:1
is said 10 be Worth $3 142 212 and the
Noank yard $350. 540. Both these yards
built vessels during the war wooden
at Noank, steel at Gmton. No woxk
has been done in either yard for some
months.
-—-Best quality coal at Harris &' Guns.
Muzzle Brothers of Stamford. who]
were formerly interested in .tlm
('.LI‘0T1$E". privilege at Baton Point in
conflncuon with Harry Moll are con-
31111. ring the establishment of a snore
resort near Hallowe' en Park Stun-
ford. The Muzzles. for a number'- or,
years have had a mefi'ry-go-round on1
the property, which covers three and
one hlf acres, and will make a deslw
able shore resort for the people of
Stamford and yicinity.
Tho American Railway Express
cocmpzmy will inaugurate an air ex-
puns service between Naw York and
(‘hli'nzn as soon as an operating cor—
normior. can be forde R. E. M.
5.1'1111 ‘ \ice- president of the company.
declan'd Friday oftrenoon in a nd
ire-524'. at the National Aircraft show m
the 7l.=t Regiment armory, New York.)
T1) 1 1 mgram of adjusting the airplane
r nmnmrciaily to the needs or me coim
my coulemplates the extension of
41 nice to other cities throughout [lie
" {wintry he said.
1
l
IJudge Bartlett 0!“
given Hardlct in favur of the plain-1
t n“ in the foreclosure action broughtl
i1yThamas C. Dale“ of Norwalk
a?“ drug Dudley E. 110 The
irullved is 10th yt. W"!
Hill section of Wilson. Mr. Mnlcoms
Plaim “as for $477 and costs and‘tlm
:11" day was fixed at May 1 1920. The
firzzmr holder of the mortgage on the
propel? was Albert Wellnitz of Nor-
21312:. who sold his inlvrest to Mr. Mal
com. Attorney Ira O Gre =
59121911 the plaintll. gory r pre-
Bfldgepox g has
'1
u
a
VENHIRD .
ILIBERTY
LOAN
I
1.x
1
inched are ready for
exchange for-bonds
Paul-I, -
11-
flicer on John (1011 .
IWorks at Groton have asked for a.
in the (Mum! ' L
m onzage In a slnmar Magi of his
Itown in Darien. .
Red Cross organization
Chief of Police William R. Pennington.
tasl w»): gathering data for medical
statistics on the physical condition o{;.
women arrested here on statutory’
With 1111 61111110155. '
{,I’: St. Patrick S Day
new-.1111 Orepe Paper, Infi- _
lrins, Luncheon 853,811”,
Place Cards; ‘ ,
Paper flags, Shamrocks
.. Post Cards 1c
"31111111111 Lines, But
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DONNELIZY’S
16 So. Main Street
1«.
.An important meeting of the Am~
erican Legion wi1l be Ilield on Wednc's.
day
._.
The regular .buslnests meeting 0
Camp No. 3.913: O. 0'! A. will be held
tmnru'x'ow lllL’ht.
.,
Norwalk
, _ l
A rec'ulal' business meeting of the 1.. —— *'~""'”‘t“
Norwalk Building and Loan associm
tion Will be held. tomorrow.
A sligllt increase has
the price ofI tile Fri: b11-
commmy mes
.'
Rev. John V V'alsh. of St. Mary's “—11:11.”
churczi (1919.1er the sermon last
night during the Lenlcn Vesper sen ic-
es in St Joseph’ 3 church.
John V’. V'rizloy M 1110
Box‘ company .‘Jndlsnn shoot
1" -. 1d 5 a: 30425 H. (31 (:':(‘r lmperly.
- Main street
A sewing meeting of the V'omaz.‘ Charla: V’llsun .111, 1.14.4111.- \cung
{Guild of Trinity Episcopal (hutch will and Mchmng Audino 1,: 1111.4 1 11y were
be held tomorrow at- ‘-' o'c10(k..1211l Mrs
—-You see what
113 though you had hem 121131-11
will) ‘11
Y.
Sunday \' 111111114
King. Highbl'idge,
s hanpened. lust g
in Hl‘ " 11111111111411 from
“(4} (1r [‘ullrerg ha
«Read at the Junction of 2mm street
and Union avenue.
AMERICAN daily.
A special meeting 0! tho Moose
bers of tlxei‘ rus» .4trc.:t $11111 Club"
Rev. William Angle mm? of the
Pentccostal Nazarene church. 0’ Renal-ls hai‘o heé'n mall? '- Street
Brooklyn. ‘7'" speak 5' a n1 Cotnmlsslonnr Hen“ I; Mln 1. of the
be held tonight at the Henry Istmr contl'tlon of film 5.1“." m '3 corny
”153“?“ downtown ' of Concord and Chestnut cm at.
‘ \
I
An “orange social” 11 1‘] no h'elul 3n
Veiinary 1712'. Gilhe'i 13 hr" 4:111:59 of
lhe South :Iorwallt Barivtfiiligrihtgo- Main Mire“ has of! for V‘ Kim.
momw “’3 3" ‘4 "F" ‘ . N. Y”. to beat til f ne 1 l - f h-
auspices of )llzpah Cir-ob «.1! King's e 11 1'3 0 A m
or who died in Ilhatf place
Imornlng.
In» 33.1.111- & Bailey Co has .1114. 1'
Sat urea:
Daughters.
Rev. R. A. Byrd. 01' Yonkers N Y” 1
'was: .1 visitor in Norwalk yes!!rday.
Dum ; his s‘ay he took part in
herii 0.4: in Grace Baptist (:l'- Ilr-l1.
District I
l irsL (' l'V muipnwnt and now have 1kg :1?" )
trucks. Appears. as if they expeu
creasing Lu: 4lness the coming 9911' u.
Edna“! J Lin-911'. cl Mount \ornon l
N. Y" ler. urefi in 'Red Men‘s Hall
V'asl'. ington “reed. woslerduv, at
meetlng or tbeAs lutecl Blhle Stu-I
Papor. .‘w a roll at Donne'lv‘s it. 50.
Main street. ‘1'
,‘ H ke "The Great llerev
33:3” 1 6 341:0 ’ A staged convoca'lon of V'ashln ' :on
«1. Chapter No. 24 ‘R. A. X" It“ be held
.\ 4111' Ha‘. :ncmlng 1;? flit Entrrm'msc in the rooms of Old Well Lodge N1),
Social club wil ’01: held tonight in the 103.1“ & A. M “admilay evening.
DM :11 10:1 ll: 11‘ Th? hostess will be when the M E H.1lvgrec willbc c m-
Mrs Harriett Kelt Mamba- me fern-1911;.
1141:1211 lo be prewm 11.4 an inteleelin:
proglam will be enejoyed
.—--
~.—-
‘Tl'n: Teaching 0% Jews Regarding
'lho Moral Unjer“ was the mph 1"
cussed ycs'm‘day at the meetinc Hf
George N PhflCOV for many 3'9“” the Men's 1: lid) of the South Nor-wall:
associated with 1:11:03 B mtg???“ in Congregational church John A.
the real esta- e an 1153?! ‘9“ You!) of V’ ' -
or South Main street. today severed leadelg. estport was the meeting
his connections with Mr. W
Officers of the Sunday School Board
of the South Noxwallt M1. E. chulch
will 'he elected at a m to be
T‘tr state Child welfare commission hpld (might at? oclock‘ln “39 par
yesterday sent out 11‘" stlcmnnlres “5.5011329 Committees for the cominz
Lho scleclmen of the 368 towns in the year will be selected. and réports on
state asking for complete data 0“ the work or the last year 1211111
how many devendent children under , .
4 years of 159‘ there are m the “1101st
tom,
tatlle of the Nallonnl
A represen interviewed
Loak’ng water pipes were found 1.".
be flooding the house at 62 Woodwarfl'
31 crime. yesterday in the absence of
members of the finally who are- visit-
lag in New York. The water commls-
slonerl shut tlje water all before dnm4‘
age of a very serious mute Wsulied
The South Norwnlk '91-": Comm
x b 1 , 4
charges: Nb information could e ‘ secured a In I I 0‘ Th
given. ‘3 Pbymcmm‘ do not «amine fiberty Loan 301:5: wlih all coupons
. WW muted 1“ 3”“ my 0“ ”“5 attached which they will exchange for
“”893 ‘ your old band: with all cannons ,-
A .. inched on and after Monday. Martm
PEI " ‘ 15,1920.'lt makes no filterence
‘_ ' when you mm your bonds; The
- Sou’h flpmlk Trust Com will
.0 1 . ' .
" ' .' b‘ ‘ ' out cost. 119 permanen't bonds for
D' "aWe Gloss Every. . yatGRH- theSecqnailum-tynoiusannotm
9 9 W
a
fence.
' courtesy;
I 105.12. 3L1!”
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SHOP BEFORE 6 '
ROGERS £9” STEVENS
been mule in Clifford Craw is
has [)1] I“
full page or plcturés ”m NEV’ 1011K [31011111 '8.- unlimn 11:0 old \\11r‘, 133m!»
Heart Legion will be held tomorrow Ladle-3’ nighl will 1m (‘vaN’N‘ in
night. All membem aré urged _10 he Progress 'Fornm H111 111.41le01!
present. . street Wodnczday morning 1y mm-
.1“. I two—ton Falwell-truck to their 111-‘11'-'
:n-’
i
“We 11.119 3 large supply 0! “'le
make the exchange {or you, and mbjlow prunm is central this
Jmmmmmmmmy
cfldfilflymadea murmur
co ”SMIW
All Sizcs, reduccfi to
. Smith Norwalk
I—‘
in town 1.
visit to Detroit. Mich.
alter a
An auto has driven by Tony Cumin-
broke the italic dummy at the comer
4....
.7.‘
(
. 2 I .
-la'd I“; filling “flare.
m“ h M .
_Mmmlm‘
Save some of the
sewing for Baby
1. . 1
9.-. max-ho». ..
.
01' Main and “'3“ streets. yes rd”
and Mr. Cannlo settled for fheI. l-Imsalra
'4). 15'
at“. :I
Sergeant Gibson mama to N‘
quarters in South Normal}: minorrmv.
for a two weeks’ detail, Sergeant
Silk resuming his duties in the first?
district. 1
A..—
Contractor Michael J’. Riordan na' ‘
the (Sentinel to remodel the. offices or
ermn and mm in New York’
city. A truck load of material was
sent down tofiny and several men will
go down tomorrow to sun the job.
f .
Lyman Moore, colored. “ho Was ar-
rated two weeks ago charged by his;
wily) with non “support, and whose case
in: continued rgl‘ljn: the unequal of
he; and hi. all: to make up their fill-
fercncéa' and live happily was dis-
this morning la. Judge Can-
(lees min court The coup? tried
the yak of marriage again. all the
young lady declared that 412a did not
care to live with ‘ ‘thnl man no more
and Is she d“ hot s5 lhc charged '
anmpport in court 310011) was dis-
charged.
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PERSJNALS
Miss Ingrid Lfnds'mm. ‘hughlier 1::
Hannah Wanna. 4.!
to M 8. Wu, 1’
mailman”. “troll O. u the infleg
use «the m
Rev. Alfred Grant Wanton. Mr. land
)1".an are howl: WMnl\
BrownvufiormmdalnltW
yeun llor or the telephone “4
change at Wilton. Mr. Brown in em-
ployed in the Stator’d Rolling Hills. ‘
Hr. um Mrs. Brown will reside in
m
‘ Ruben E. Bailey mm m tomor-
row to} his ham in Chlcngo. m. a!-
ter spending .n lev‘ days '1' ‘h his
Judge uul Mrs. John H. Perry and
dam- miss Virginia Pannier!
their hone in Sonthpon. lam. ml“.
for Onmfien. N C. where they will
which“.
STATE DEPARTMENT
W A IHEAD
(WM Fm- first Page)
«sign-ted an acting leer-our: today,
malt mmfi‘uthdmrtmt
mammmwm
u mmumtoflnm
Fauna-law} minimum-I
attkonteotnunmtomluy,
mostly tom m
Cuhmdmm
W
1mm wagons-r.
For Norwalk 3nd vicinity: Fug“
warmer tonight; Tnosday; lam
cloudiness and warmer; 13M
loath winds. A well-defined use!
1
over anaemia: the towns: but-mew
raiding ‘91:: 311.88 mfiu a loop
had. it is": a.“
11m has 'not yet dfivalcoefi Mm
The .Wus 1
fillet time in sewing. Hardly wise to; there are too 111:
30th::- duties. :
Church, b!)
1uiSoutll{‘
lame;
“shah-
.1
There is joy in every stitch o’nc sctr: f 1r Baby. *‘ .‘3', '
Delight and content iS'scwcd inm till'h tiny and ' ‘
pealing garment .1 .
Yet there Is no need for Mother to spend largo p.114
1
So the store has its help mdv; ready to relieve M11154;
{er of mud: of that sewing In fact, the store an take i
all ofi her 11.9.an if she wishes.
What a collection of pretty and sensible and p
{things for Baby!
From slip so dainty it seems 11111111111 planned for
ifam, to warm flannel gertrudc or cute little shirt—eye
. 1
Lawn slips—41 to $2.50. Drésscs—lfitl 50 to “521111 2 1,
Flannel macs—$2 to! G'El'll‘udes of flamelette ’ ,
153.50: . 50a to $1. ~ ' ».
Shirts-49c to. $2. M to $1 25. 1
' Samples—$1.75 to $5. Uncles—4314 to $12. 50.
Coats-41:4 to am. Veils4—39c to $1. ‘
Bootees—YSctom ' Moccasins—‘41. 4 '5
Slices—$1 to $1.50. Bonnets—50c to $3. 50. '1'
.Gowns—fioc to $1.25. ‘Basine‘ltos—aigl to $8. 50.
_ _ B'abv Bunting soup“ and powder of- special forum
and gentleness and comfort to Baby. Soap—17¢, powde‘
3—301: and 501‘:
l
l
Whit.
a
' IEmIbroide‘r these
child ren’s dresses.
Mtracfivc httle dresses of white voile and (limit);
All made in pray styles and nicely finished.
But 3133de for unbroifiering m efieaive patterns.
Amongthemoneapeciallygoodpattemtobc "
lbroiderefi 121 wool:
Sizes 2 to 10 yarns—- $2 to $3.5.
. Stamped pillow cases of staunch fineweave tubing ’
1both regular and day m- $1.:
Moffinc mien buck, tistefully slam—.3:
Plemng satin and center stamped in matching
term, to b‘fiohé in French knot 01- amen—stitch or
o .‘
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