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A daughter. Mary. Elizabeth. was
gang. of Seymour stre:t. yesterday of-
tenoon. . .
1“ The usual meeting or Lincoln Coun-
lcfl. No. 4.0. U. A. M. will be held
this evening at the rooms on \Vash-
éngton street. ’
uhmgton 89:}:8. Roman; t
* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson spent
yesterday with'Mr. Wilsdn's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson on Main
street, Nor-walk.
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The. electrical commissioners with
meet this evening at the oflloes o! the
mtmielpai lightfng plant, state street.
second district.
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Colds seem to be prewtent throw?»
font fills section.
The Norwaik Bird and Nature Club
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m; Pajmiuer, of pa; Recycle will meet with Mrs. “falter K. Har-
N. Y“ is the guest of hr brother, rington. Eversley Avenue Monday
Charleg E. Davis. 53 Main street. evening. Jan. 10. at 8 o’clock.
~The Ischoda Yacht Club annual
meeting tonight. Election of silicon.
Members please attend.
. No alk Troileymsu’s Union, No.
476 il-- hold a meeting tomorrow
evenf
I-‘irsti
at the headquarters in the
strict.
—Cl>al atrflasris e Gans.
Hedi: O. Bailey took special first
prize for the steel gray Flemish Giant.
doe and young. in Pen 378 at the Nor-
walk Poultry Show. in Nomik. '
A quantity of valuables found in
the ruins of the Swartz & Corbel+
block were taken to police headquar-
ters and upon proper identification
the owners. may have the same.
A class of seten candidates will be
.initiated into the mysteries of Eureka
An evening session of the Hospital Rebekah Lodge No. ‘2'”1' 0‘ 0 R
Whist Club wil be held at the. re'si— “his opening and all members are re-
denc of Mrs Robert F. Way East quested to make it a point to attend
-n.ié tonight. the meeting.
—All:~ styles—Son: Hats—O'Brien's
Work has born completed on the
re- building of the well of the" St.
Paul's churchyard where it haul been
partially demolished by autos that
were unsuccessful in "m’akln‘g' the
Mortuary Turn.
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Mr; and Mrs. George Gladstone of
Norwalk were guests on Sunday of
their: sughter. Mr. George‘ Black and
. her i’ fly at their home on Borglum , . ..
' Detective Sergt. mama‘s mm is
iii Road.‘ Nort'n Stamford; ‘j
’ahout-dgnin. and his arm. «I; hush was
lbroken by a bullet fi'rcd at him by an
escaping prisoner. is much better.
The sergeant can move. tll'e fingers of
his right hand and the arm has boon
taken from its sling.
-—H;ss Coast {Harris & Guns.
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The Hospital Sewing soolety resum-
d activities today with an all-day
meeting at the home of. Mrs. Robert
Brothérton. Newtown Terrace. This
. was the first meeting since the hull-3
days.
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conducted .0. Mission at St. Paul’s
, BA ”ma“ 0’ PM“? Em°"°“‘cnurch. was a visitor at the W
rowne. the novelist and playwright. County Temporary Home MM
is one of the features of the current l'ather Huntington ire-tries 3m
issue or Hearst' 3 Magazine in connec— of conferences on Thursday nights.»
The Rev. J. 0. 8. Huntington of the
Order of the Holy Cross, who lately
tion with an illustrated summary of Janna .
u.» , . .. .. n at Trinity Church Bridge-
‘fi‘m latest ”'3'" The Bad M3". “Nth port. for the church people of the
-; epicts life on the Mexican border. “neighborhood“ .
it ‘ . . r. r:—
-Fllle assortment of CapaWsu’s. , A l. Whitman & 0““ whose “1, J
MP,
‘ on Wushlh on street has n
The Knights of King Arthur will rsliml- the iii: in the Swartsbe; Cgii‘fit:
nJoy 8- banquet in Grace Parish block on Tuesday. will re-open 'ov
ouseplhis evc ning. Stalin‘s Orrjbusinesa tomorrow morning. together
estrs. will furnish music. There will with the White. Hnuae Breadery,
‘ refreshments and the committee in Both stores wrxe bum- damaged bi-
ins effort to ghe all attending a. wntp— from the fire and also bv
time. ismoke. The orders have been delivi
gored and filled from the First district
- epresentatives from singing socie- gtnre
-.r pl‘aces in Connecticut will
in Danbury. next Sunday after—
n in thc‘hall of the Arion Singing
-ietg. to make plans {or a state
angergest" early next summer. It. is
pected that there will be at least
.enty-five representatives here.
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whitest Soft Halli. —0’Brien’s.
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Fire (’2 hie! George W. flogardus
had as hi 3 guests here yesterdav As-
rirtant Fire Chief Victor1Veit. of
Stamford: Captain John Brennan. of
Hm Stnmford police department. and
Julian Schwartz. of the Stamford Ad-
vocate reportorial‘stair: The three
. visitors come here to tlew the ruins
mentioned last night in an inter-.- rf tr:- Swartz Jr Corbett block on
blag midi-en delivered at the. mm. Washington street .and went over the
gutioosl church by Plum wrecked building with Chief Bogar-
Hallam. Tweedv; oi' YaleADlv- dus.
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i A". 'lmt.onc has to do to learn the
us which were to cm, point "stem of the epidemic of *h‘ccoughs
‘ ch added‘ to the interest of *ln Norwaik. is to attend anv perform-
At the se Hrs. sure at. either of the local themes at
with? and listen to the gulps and,
“hinmmskof th'e people who are. in the
.house to see the show. '1‘ not the dis-
fi{ease;is not dangerous is the consola~
tion of phvsicians who have been
consulted about the matter. It is
and CW said that a spoonful of warm vinegar
0 in w. taken and held in the mouth for sev—
oral seconds and then gradually swal-
n
(some time and may even cure them.
v'l‘he course of the diseases or epidem-
He. runs from three to tour days. or
lin the case of people with colds or
ithront attentions. even longer. but
‘rarely more than a. week.
, The directors at the South New
fborn to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Step -
' sitlon. '
fme. I was acting.” chairman,“ the
‘commlttee and did not or could not run
’thc Whole thing myself.
‘M'l. lliber took
: l‘ne itichnrdsond ammuet‘lreiand. Jr.
Emmm lowed will ease the hiccoughs for-
SIR} MOI-m m
Editor Sentinel:—
Do Mr. and Mrs. Ether think ‘3‘”
are the col) dancers in tho static or
Nonialk‘f‘ MW chomniomli
wait? was advertifld in mm New
Canaan, Bridgeport. .Danbury. and
Watt-mun, and Houseman-sud that
Was our reason (or sewer altout of
tow! judges except: two- new The
judges are always instructed in the
rules of the prize waits contest. Every
prize waltzer l have seen in dimerent
cities ha vo different rules. such as po-
tlme. and no booking of girl
partner. and toe dancing. Some cities
allow ”the contestants to dance flat
met. Mr. l‘lber‘savs'thst a certain
\‘ouug man seemed to be running the
whole thing. and I presume he means
I was ap-
pointed to pick out'tlle judges onsc-
r-ount of my experience in dancinrin
different cities. The gentleman that
was approached sat in back of Mr
and Mrs. inner: and was H. Webb of
Nerwaik. and I asked him if he would
act as a judge because he was pointed
r m. to me its an old time waltzer. and
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7* Miss Gertrsdqihi; Banks. dangle-4'
ter or Mr. and Mrs. '10“er hanks.
of 17 Stuart avenue. Ncmlk. Conn.
and Albert C. Hughes. were united in
Mr. Lester W .Huches. brother of the
groom. acted as best man. The bride
was attractively attired in a dark blue.
and wore white roses “Ill-dim lace
hat; trimmed with1 . (or.
bridesmaid was pretrily
dartbrowu with hat to match. and
wore a bouquet otz.plnkrroscs.‘~ Amer“
the wedding a'reeeption was given at
the home of the bride's permits.
wedding dinner
which Hr. and Mrs. Hughes left for
their honeymoon trip to New! York
turn will maltetlletr home in Western-t
The guests were innediate members
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, use «roll ct the Rom mime.
iieiorc that time it was a sort cf
termini-.1 marinas and gardens were
dotted all over it new as the eye
a!“ ihmmnon £153th 0" won
it‘wu-vonevmt the most beautiful and
intensively cultivated spots in
worm.
reunited only bv a
herd...
few hardy QED»!
white the
attired «in
the land confiscated. is beginning t
has engaged a company to recisim' I
huge estate of several thousands of“
cores. which He owns in the "ca
mu" ,
The work has already begun
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W“ served. after
and
mi AtlantioCity. and upon their ne-
up at (min. The land was first or all
A MMMWIM cmpwtt’h
MIA. Italy... Jan. new use 1|me
“hats idle and Wfisversiusoiworst nullity eta-smote.
‘hejMotion Pictures
in {has won surprising favor with the but»
no.
so): steendsmx‘ at
Non. however. the. law which was theaters now is "27 to l in town ov er ppm 9"“,me hope that nnfliinvr \
recently passed. decreeing that anyone the spoken drama. ”
who does not cultivate his land so the moving: picture theaters in Hrrlm wit-h ,amnrm in reg-owl in this n n: s: \
utmost of its malty is liable to have a seating rnpacitt of 1 l7. mm and «at 1... mail» filtprflv‘iatpd, It is :lllrli : ,
“legitimate" theaters with n rnpucliv or! thr i thorn mm ho a inr-ri 2n n
have‘its elfects Prince Aldobranflint of (-4, son
an experiment» station has bevn set ppnng‘.
drained and then arrangements were meet conflicted with "u, 'd
in,
méevemnnst the rem:
. ot'ztincoln Cannon. No. {-0 .
., was sensation m 1m»
‘ Witty new all that time
Mint
l‘mv.
'dvmmmn men. the installation m-
We! will be held.
The following officers will 1w
stalled:
(WWA. W. Rsvmond
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i Anettempt is... even been made to chucouheiior-Joseph u \1... Hm-
m mm bore .‘Wmnent Recording secretari~~Wm . (,3 \lm.
Y‘a’lor several miles mood Rome and has been successful. but how We- ”an,
W by the Issue of the “comm rul it has been team to dete‘r— - Asst. Recording fif‘i‘i“‘lfll‘.\" mm. r
It- ”bemoan-editor:- mine. as the cotton used was or the a. Roberts.
This veer Financial Brenton?» Fred A Fm
dictum. It is propsssdtomnt Amerl- field, gr.
can or Egyptian cotton. ‘ Timum-Chas F- Hula».
3 summer have the remit: at the ex- InductWRoyal E. Osivl‘ham-.
entsi station been. that. it is minerunobert “'Nng'nrlmr,
would see. it I’ll. luxuriant with nuns hoped that soon work may be begun Inside moctoM-James (‘mm
and flowers. it sumo food and work for the total reclaiming oi the whole Outside Protector—Daniel \"_
of the ”compliant. Young .‘
Trusteeo—Phlllip M. Merriam
Pianist-Frank J Perri.»
llirt-ctoer‘red .1“.— firmioln
marriage Thursday. January! s. “it; When Rome. horrever.’ was obliged ~ P”! “I Berlin pm... Agent—.40.. M. Mann”
at 6 p. m. at St. Peter‘s Lutheran [to resignin- position as "the mistress ‘ There Wm also M a initiation u? 7.
Evangelical- Chumhrhy new 3.1.. ofvthe wofl " the “campaxna” was BERLIN. Jul. 'l.wThe ‘eilem hay-go flags of new memhms, V l w
Steup. The bridesmaid was Min 1). abandoned and gradually became a drama" here as elsewhere. ruoennx “m i... ponduolnd in tho moms .l x :
Mae Banks:- sistaer'ot the bride: slid marshy. malaria-infected desert. '
(din l‘nllnt'iL No 4. 0. l' A M
All members or tlw do: or in ml n-w
”idm‘” requested to be present and i m
The Berlin statistical you: hook
moving
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also make it rrnori nn thorn "um"
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FINLADEIJ’HL‘...Jan, 7- Tim ‘m .. Nu-.-“
.lniwn AWE-om nl' \‘..
im: meei between the l'nivrrsity of “Y“ '19" Mrs
haul:- loan» and (\m. nr ‘wl 2“an “(PP \ ‘n'llh :2 .‘th‘lén' n! i‘w low
“‘81“ 0f (‘nnadn has been (‘ Hillsd off Thp ‘ of Mr and MN. Jnlm Arnln'mv ..
aim: at other },\'m1h Stan‘fnrd :ivvmw. Nm‘ih Stun.
l Leiiovcflwalzed long before Mr. and,‘
up dancing. Mr.
“'ohb said certainly he would act as a
judge. but did not know the ruin of
the prize waltz. I told him thatsvel‘t’
place that they had'a prise waits they'
had different rules. and ’the referee
and announcer. Charles“ Lindoberg.
would instruct them according to our‘
rules. which was all toe dancing. posi— ‘
lion. and time. and no‘hacking of gilj
partner. The other three judges were '
onno. New Jersey :1 prize waitzcr him- “
self; George Bit-Donald. of New York.
who has also hes". in man? It priaN
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waltz: NI-lizon » Lamb; of Tlrldzvport.
who hnlvs mom: prizes for waltsing.
and who M the present lime giver:
dancing barons. in Bridgeport and West»:
Haven. "The South .‘C'Jl'u'ulk indict; was
H. \V. Clark. who has also her-fl in
mnm’ a urine waltz in the {‘Inrwnlk
halls. when he had to compete against
such prize walizcrs as Joe Dos! and
Ernest R. Wilson. The reason why
Mr. and Mrs. Biber wore disqualified
was because two the judges caught
Mr. llilwr fiat footing on the turns.
Mr. :md Mrs. llilyer was the thirteenth
couple to be disqualified out of the
fifteen couples that started. The real
battle was fmlulit out between Mini
Jennie, Scofield and Albert Hornets.
6: tho. Palace Theatre. and Misal‘aro—
THE TRUSTEES
have ordered that interest at
,f the rate of 4 per cent per
:‘annum be credited to the do.
Ejlositors of the Savings. Dea-
partment for the current six ‘
innnths ending December 31,.
1920.
All deposits made on or
;,a,before January 10, :1921.
,will draw interest from
. January 1.’ ' 7
. '1‘ un-
soumwoirwam...
museums?
John Doyle. a theatrical man of Bay? . .
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Flat Silver Pieces
Tito good psttoms, are here listed
Them-nigh: “Lufliery” which is vcrv plain“
and qtnié Colonial in design. Pieces are sold an sets
of six aim Show Quite generous price reductions.
. 2e, “H; ,. a -' Sale
*3; : ,2: I 1 . “ \Vcre Pm‘c
Medium knives, hollow handles, 3: i. 29 » $9.00
Desscrt léuivcs, hollow handles $10. 76 $8.75
*Mediim Knives, modeled handles, 5 M0 $4.00
Dessert Knives, modeled handles, 5 4. 30 $3.90
‘ Medium Forks, -- S 6.04 $4.75
{Table Spoons, S 6. 04 $309
Soup Spams, s 6. 04 $5.00
Dessert'Spoons. s 5.36 $4.25
Guido Conway par plate is a substantial
yarc with a ten years’ guarantee. in the “Monroe”
pattem, pieces sold :11 sets of six there are:
.. \ Sale
‘ Were Price
.. I-lcdimn Knives, embossed, 54.25 ,_ m
Fruit Knives, $3.75 $2.” »
individual Butter Spreaders, 54.00 m
{Table Forks $3.30 M:
DessertForks, $23.30 $253)
{l‘alfie Spoons, $3.50 32m ~
Dessert Oi’ Soup Spoons, $33.39 $2.50.
{l‘ea Spoons, ‘ 31.75 8;”. .
w ”Sale Prices
«£34m liaising Téa and Coffee
Wfie 93hr, “Veil: and Tree”
Ms, w Ito’s, Sandwich Sets and“
VMM Very good Muss.
Wad: Goods. Art (300d?
.- his}; {but made
, New pricés appear
with; linen finish, ~36 on Royal Society .Em—
inches. viide “ m, hosiery and Crochet
50 cents.
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\of both families. numbering 20 in all. made to obtain water from the Tiber Pennsyhnnia meets. ‘for-d.
Men's Garments
sum. and Drawers in Medlicott anti Amcrlcnr.
Hosiery makes.
\Vcrc selling at $4.00 per garment. Sale Price $3.29
underwear in Glastonbury make, all reduced.
both light and heavy weights.
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now SCHln " at $2.79
may 5:11 i: g :1t-$2.49
now selling at $2.19
Those that were 83.50
files: that were :4. (m
'lllose that xx xc $2.30
Sweaters in navy blue
Regularly sslim g at S7. 50
and Hcai‘rlcr mixun‘es.
Sale Price $5.95
Special! Ribbons
Silk Stockings Plaids in several
fmrwmn cmnhinalions, w c r 9
$3.00 and $3.50
“Lily ’ of France.” . Now $2.50 and $3.0
:Z'fl‘mnffm" ‘ a nd Roman Stripes f0
kayser ma :es oi girdles. as 54.50
high grade. Now $352:
Regular $5.00 SiQCk~ Satin Tsifotss 73:“:
mos, inch width, short
1’ . . lengths hut " good
5395 Values, at 75 etc.
" flax or:' “hip Prints, saves:
an... n r combinations, w c 1'
$2.00 Now $1.5
Flannel Petticoats GSetin-iflgied cm
"rain ~'**:n, 4‘: j .'
for Chicken Enchcs wide. to clo;~;-- '
Pink and [flue *‘Ul 3‘ 31-99 .
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striped flannel petu-
*coats»madc to button
Moire Tsfiztss, UJLX
calorsfih inchcswidc.
on a- drawer waist. 0094““ Pike.
Sizes. for 2 ~and 4 Csnrisolee, allmade
years. Special at gt. were priced :n
' _ rum :nz H00 .
25:15. Now~$4£0
CM? Ellen. “and ”floor. Main ll'ml'
Domestic
smsxwm were $2.
823:8! .x (Mischa, werenzo
Si? 81* x Whales, m"$§.50
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lath: Sakai "just what we buy them la: in th;
WW Tones estrangsiaiancnt: but there «
mom {W that prices 0:1 cerium
Minutemm bottom ,‘
' 313$on to Join: over out as.
~ Sale Price $1.66
Sale Price 31“".69
Sale Price 81.89
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