.oj! thilfl’man
the new ones forlthe young people.
7.. Wllibeheld startmgnt
$31;-pnecngwmbeneidat
filinmboulevard.
Wed“ tor a. Ebert
61 the small boys of the
.on the millpond yester-
106736 a whole we: not
no to the warm weather.
Wheeler of Edjie am
hostess to the Board of
the East Nor-walk Itin-
. ' 7 W. luderson.,formerly
Wk but now a resident
nderson. was a week-end
' Norwalk with friends.
(d the HM Hook
no national... of tlic East Nor-
Yacht Club company hold their
_ $4 befng made at the meeting
- members of the Library Com-
Eggs of the East Nor-nan: Improve—
1 Association this afternoon, for
time and place of a. cake
4.12.. It was (1 .clded at the Janu'u'y
etmx of the Association. on Tues-
.‘l’moary an. to hold such: sale
tenant or‘the library fund.
R0 WA YTON
--~..,__
Apioeal weather prophet claims that
e ere doe.“ have 15 mom snow
this winter.
‘nb‘nvard fh‘ewry. of Eaton} Neck.
3; Island. spent Sunday with Eu-
ne'vcus‘nmnn and family, in Lem
Dion 8120“: I. m ‘ “one
10mm preparatory} to the erec-
gfn?“ a mu addition 16 in. home
Mr and Mrs. Elmer E. Case. for-
merly’ or RDMOm who have been
pen“. a}: wlnter in Summit. New
. Row-yum Baptist Sunday
' no). A. B. Cleverly. superintendent.
allude up its Christmas often-ins
r the stoning children in Europe
' $105
‘MgflvBEFt‘ha Meehan of 37 East ave—
. as taken up duties as teacher of
”We 11th grade at Raway ton school.
er than at Lincoln school as for-
l? annou'nced.
All E. Morley and son
~ 0 have been residing in
‘Ne ”York {or several months, have re-
in the. home of Mrs. John
dieu of Crockett street.
_ Lynch. who hes been spend-
7 W weeks at the home at his”
“- Mfr. and Mrs. Franklin
‘ an West Side Avenue. has re-
’ 55in Chicago. Illinois. wliere he
‘ Hrs. Theodore Smith of
nvenue have received word
to their ' son, Howard
No seriom results are e:-
tild- the young men expects‘to
‘ in 30an for a. M by the
I; Webeen advertised for.
o! “fift— it right. Myue tn the
' village who haVe not been approched
can from Ilarlen
. appreciated *by local residents.
; ._ . . accuracy nppearedi
DARIEN &NOROT0.N ‘
holsnowinnJeueyw
I ole-ma :1
The" will be dancing. some of
who Ire proficient in thé new beside
the-re will be good old maligned Vir-
shin. Reels Stolen Circles and .~Old
Elm: Tucker'si_ A Wm}: will
sort jibe evening. and it is: hoped it”;
on the subject but who would like to
join the rest or the ftilks in having a.
good get togther time will be mtde
welcome. The cost will be 'very
small. ' Thei‘l'r'lea is not .to make
money. rather to have a good time.
The switchjiglwt ot the Connecticut
company. formerly located at the
Roton Point juntlon and counec «d
wit hthe light at the switch near the
Rowayton cemetery. has been moved
about. 50 yards north of the junction.
saves a. considerable amount of
delay previously caused by the neces-
sity of the car from Norwalk backing
away from the junction in case the
“cuts in" at the.
cemetery switch. The change is much
But
this cannot be said of the new system
causing thoSe going further than
North Main street to change at that
point.‘ _ There are nearly two dozen
residents who take the early cars to
upper Norwalk. and these are especial—
ly aggrieved. The change often in-
volves a wait of ionjninuies.
In the account of the remand 11(t‘
ivity in the 315.000 damage suit of
Charles A. Brand \5. Frank C. Beck-1
er. in Saturdays' Sentinel. a. slight in-
Mr; Becker gave
Mr. Brand an option on the Licht-
blau block. on Vest M’ashington
street. or a tenq’ear lease. not to nur-
cfiase the property. as was stated.
4.16;: Want tan. sung Goo!
Mrs. Hanford Smith, spent Sundm
with her daughter M re. (‘harks 1. ock~
wood of Acadmny Strut N01 wall:
Dr. Richard Bohannan, of Stamford.
is taking care of (1: F. pr lif‘llf‘i of Dr. G.
H. Noxon. during his absence in Jam-
iaca. B. W. I.
. W‘nnnual meeting of the stock-
holders of the Home Bank & ’l‘rust
company for the election of trustees
will be held tomorrow Honing at 5
o'clock.
Mrs. Gortmde Andcrnon and daugh-
tcr Androna. of Sound View Terrace.
South Norwalk were \isilors over Sun-
day at the residence otl’osimasler and
Mrs. Fred. Smith.
W -‘ ”:33
339 fll'hc memmtm
eh mm 31:! it. Wit.
..
op
WW1» W
Thummy‘ Last“: am h’e’ré grate homo?
of soft; Ale: Leveren. on Saturday at-
ternoon at 2 oolock. Rev. VYillianl
Sinclair officiated and interment was
n Spring Grove. cemetery.
The Caddy Club or the, Woodvay
Country Club held a. meeting in the
Springdalc School Fridag night. Eld~
r= dge Keeler is presidtnt of the c.lub
Conrfid has]: v is \ice- president and
Come ins O'Connell is steretan. The
met-rib rs discussed plans for' the com-
ing pear. and refreshments were nerv-
ed. Members of the green and cadd)
committees of the \Voodway Club and
A. R. Henderson, secretary of the club.
were present.
Considerable excitement was caused
in Dnrien. Saturday night. when it
was reported that: Frank Martin. who
escaped from the Connecticut Insane
Asylum about a year ago. had threat
sued the life of Selectman Edgar 1‘.
Bates. As a result of the threat. Con-
stable George A. Valle and Officer
George Dance watched the residence
of Mr. Bates in anticipation of a visit
from 11mm. owners in the center
fllo‘ltebt‘n' sharp lookout. It seems
lint while Martin was incarcerated. an
“mini-truer sold his hon in Spring..-
dfld’. On Eaturdsy hé v ted the pre-
mine- and made things hot for those
in poise-don at the same time threat-
eninctheDaFie-n man. fie failed to
appeti- in chWn as per sclndule.
butitts reported that here: seen in
Stamford yesterday. Marlln has been
at large during the past year and no
one seems to know'where he has been
in the meantime.
la’Leur—Il
“confirm
and to men 3 source: of revenue.
- Small lots or black boss and ten
fish were supplled. to Deni-on by the
Government in 1915. 191! mid 1919. ‘
These were deposited in Defison‘ s two
sources of water «my udthey mule
tlplied. . .
Thempan yeah-n? city (other: ,
proceed to derive some manna. An; . .
nu'al angling permits were issued at
$8. each and 611in permits at 50 cents
each. ‘- '
In the fiscal sear $1 099 was gather-
ed in from- angling permits. 57 annual
and 1.286 daily permits being med»
enamel Want Adijt mien:
m Wins: I: ever
It is just at this time of the year that
our Studio oflers its best facilities tor
making your portraits.
The Christmas rush is over and we
have more the to give yon-why put
it of! any longer—just come in and
blue that long delayed photograph
e.
MI CHELSEN‘ S STUDIO
78 Wuhlnvtm St. 86.» Nomalk.
Telephone. 431
JANUARY
VICTOR RECORDS
On Sale at
The HAMILTON Shop
. 49 wall M~ ‘
J
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Lw.-.&..g
F. H. BAXTER' .
DRUGGIST
8 South Main Street‘
Agent for Page & Shaw,
Park & Tilford, Green Seal,
and Russell’s
C A N D I E S
Va-
s. D. G. CANDY co. ;
WHOLESALE consonant-f *
1101mm! AND ICE
03mm com
53 Osborn Avenue
East Norwdk.’ Conn.
. Phone 479-13 ‘ l
:1
Carry tlta frown you 're wearing outside
and drop FE on the junk pile! Then take the
Jollowing medium:
- AVICTROLA
Jollowed every. ten minutes by a. little of Six Brown
Bros... All Star Trio. Original Jazz Band, Whitman’ s
Orchestra and Billy Murray. .
Ont P 13013 Department Is Open All
37 ' Until; 9 9.411.
DROP IN!
16-18 Emma MAIN STREET
LLY’ S
Victrolas up to 5350. Sold on such easy payment
' that everyone can enjoy one
..-,.
.-
Will resume busmess in a few days. .A
Slight fire will not stop our 52 years’ of
effort to pieafie the smEnng public:
9L9 mirage. 1e ‘
":‘Wm :flswo
7 PEOPLE’S
71‘
eds—*0
On account of the. I .
_fi;é is our former
quarters we are may
temporarily d oin g
business Fat the old .1
First National 5 Bank ;
Building. 24 Washing .
ton’s‘treet. when busi
ness will be carried on
N41“ V100“ Q‘WM
. mun-WM
l
r .
T oCure 'aQold
yard m to be disposed of.
.- 1he - manhole of.
‘3! Same Class of the M.
Friday e‘Vening'.
m of the
he, home 0:"
d.Verna racket.
u ' {like morning“ serviev at If} 3
are to be received at the
":omeofthemonor
.211. Anthempplies and
‘rtynt them-“together
easeof the warehouse and
Elinor-e.- and Norman Hall
the
E._
90! at their home on Logan
After the 1
mess meeting. the min
e evening was the cutting
rthday fortune cake, deco-
ne candle. in .honor or the
. moon '
The tie-21:: meeting will be
the: Miners Ruth,
"in One'Dax;
Brain's
Laxative 7'
Bromg 1;;
Guanine
Be autoimmg 3
WASTE YOUR cent
Do you know how not it h in
every room in your house? If you
are heating your bones by guess-
work it is easy to tel where the
lr:> » A: = «31’
v”
f'f‘
Lei: us advise you about the choice of 3 Cor-
Set befi'e gnu decide on your
wé‘drobe for spring.
Our corsetiere net-vice is «killed in the selection of just
the Model which will best enhance “our figure, and your fitting
will be as careful nod attentive as 301: could possibly wish.
Back-lace or boat-lice—whichevcr you prefer.
fan—iv .
s
a!
-
71nd!
MITCHELLS $1750
(F.O 0.0.“).
WeooouoittboaueorilobnOOOfl,
“" ” (F. o. B. mom.
(F. o. n. my).
TYDOL an
amazing IN STORE, “RAILROAD Am
storms go to and why your coal bills
are high. Have your house at an
even temperature.
,Plaoeaflmd
.strthe Hm'nytou
re largely :zf‘enderi sitti‘rrtlajr.
I spoke in ihe—‘rnrfililr- nn<
' i‘ot “Hi v .nV ( ”2752:?
a Revival'
fl... and the verge? rt'fi‘ifiera‘t. 5 p 7 «
{Enlist allure}! l .
The V.
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MASONS’ SUPPLIES
TheNorwnlk Coal Ee’SupplyCo.
Water St, 80. Norwalk, Conn.
COAL AND WOOD
TEIEPHONE 113
For the oonvenienoo oi'cmto order: my be left or
phylum- made at Raymond Bron, onion. 24 Wat-hm 8t.
Standard TranspOrtfltion Co.
DAILY TRUCKS TO NEW YORK
LOCAL TRUCKING
TELEPHONES. 456 AND 792
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL WE
HAVE IT.
F. M. CULLENf
"THE new 01' ALL VOLTAGE
m wan m Harwell:
Phone 558
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION CO.
Dailyscmce 803an new lork & Norw slk
LONG OTSTANCE TRUCKING
Ten mm» Youraerm for All Kinds of Trans-
poi-hum; W Van: for Furniture Wcrk
\lain Oflloe, 26 Concord St” So. Norwalk Phone 294
New York Ofice. 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
Propane For J Winter Storms
RUBBERS, ARCTICS AND BOOTS
These are the necessary things over) one shuu‘. d have for _‘
rainy or snow; weather }.
ALL SIZES FOR new; movies AND CHILDREN [2:].
”i-t'f‘
T $33
man closes EVERY DAY AT SIX
ELWOOD (‘9’ GLOVER
”I'm Sign: South normal:
Now for Winter Sports!
NW in the way of sport can excel the fun to be had in
- the midwinter outdoors. The pastimes that set your pulse up
to full speed ahead. clear the collwebs out of vour brain,
brilhlen up your checks. fill you with energy!
Mthae—qoum, your sled. We have
hmwm 01mm
fiofim lands, made for
mm in today and let u: lit you out.
‘
ALBERT D. MORGAN
. "the Winchester Eton"
".wnsnmc'mN STREET. scorn NORw unis-d
...._-.a-.-,....-a----a
comma TEE FURNITURE SALE
cull-
FollOwing the requests of inanv of mu turnmnoz ‘1 \\ c “ill
tinue our big‘ -0 per cent Redom inn
, Sale a Short Time Longer
FURNITURE ' OF EVERY GRADE
1'9!“ M m is the House at Lowest in
the Oily Trice! .
Mam. DIRECTOR! _
Norwalk Chronicler