and maul:
~.11<ley oven-e.
.,———-
mg of thgm_
. . Daughters. will be
ii. at 2: 30. with
’..—‘— .
“Hy Sand-armoria—
lncal police of the
L._..—-
» ;:‘ :1 ten m' m-
Jaw-ills. MT. and “1"
4.1.1.0: 14 West ave-—
_,’____
‘" 1:4 & Sans.
gloom chasingtunes.
s. at any time. and
H‘n" "Whispering,"
V;<l." Store in open
; '.‘rning. Drop in
:n to the show and
1 V
.1111 111a Crane Com.
,1;r4-port. whichm
11 roam-clay after-i
int “Mon—
~1usc of the condi—
nf the
League. of the
{-7 church, will he
: on Friday evening'
u h time action will
: lily avenue. a jit-
. .1 111 a small suitcase
mm:- station. yetter—
,1< the property of
nf \Vestport. and
by William Desi-
I 11V",
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at Harris & Gill.
directories. dat-
arrived at the
" m- and will be dis-
:11-o'i‘S shortly. The
In the ones issued
mzy the exchanges
WV" are contained
‘ (1111‘
"$I‘V(‘
r1! (ampleted by the
; 5:1 Mary's church
iwld at the Town
“Wednesday even-
su-rling's orchestra
music and a. large
:zticipated by the
:r by the sale of tick—
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1:1 important meeting
“ouncll. No. 46,
,.mnns. tomorrow even-
.u-Jd-r of candid-Mas will
‘zvr which u could time
On Sunday, January
.‘ degree will be work-
m1.
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71'11‘1'1':
\11V\\.t1k Trust Company
11-11mm :1 very instruct-
stinq booklet. entitled
. ur Family's Future."
pun-d through the co-op«
met of the trust compan—
z‘nihv-r! States. Anyone in—
nuking a will. iswelcome
1 .w booklets if he will call
uL‘ the South Norwalk
v11
-!V Sunday morning en—
: market owned by John
11: Water street. First
some pennies that
(11311 register. A re—
mI-u-y “as made to the
turprwtor of the mar-
111 1h!- store was gained
Jon. Tim. intruders left
,4 "I'
~11: 1 believe the robbery
Hf boys.
n-Vision committee
. m k this evening in the
‘HV ”all building. when
11 110 have contem. atedi
charter. whic theyI
worthy of acceptance.
:ml present them. There
~11:(llSSlOll on any of the
mwcvcr this being re-
. mxblic meetingto be held
., FOR
(M ms and COLDS
111-
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'. Em crane. ,
more. is um city. ‘
3- {t for Colgate Col— .
‘.«4wcen the Nor- '
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by way of the rear !
bn in Main oratory
EKBANKS
m m _
mm met. stock
soot»: mam
. ThWRedShri-dhchamflla
moteoolatthoi‘emdoch
The monthly meeting" '01 Old Well
‘HOOR and,l.a.dder comm “will be»
Im
A son was born to Mr. and‘Mrs. Jos~
eph Boidl‘zar, ot'l'l Ferris avenue. lust
‘Prldny. Mother and child are doing
nicely ~ ~
A son was born to Mr. and MEI-s. P.
A. Wheeler. 30 Main street, Norwalk.
iM‘thil’eVQuM.-¢t"the' Central Fhfie ’
keensie. N 11. opening
.1de as the guest o: (3!th A.Do
of Main street” ”chow visiting tries;
in New York city.-
_ The Wk 1mm poultry M.
held in the" Town matter “all by
the Norm Foam Won. clos—~
ed Satin-mi mt. mm was the
sunset ammhelidb’thew
sociation. and the euclidean broke.
all previomrecords.
FORBES M» “IMAGES.
DtRmr Jan. 10.-—Mock marriage
held when a, bridc«to—§e is Del“
“showered? 'bv her {Honda which are
of frequent occumnce, were deplored
and forbidden in his parish by the
Rev. Father Rohert F. (FluGerald.
pastor at St. mnfi’Chm-ch. yesterday.
The act or friend: of the intended brl~
this morning. Mother und son are do-
“ wen.
11:. Carmina Alquino of Plymouth
One-pipe Heater installed.
Hegeleln had the contract.
H.
The Golden Rule Circle of Kings
[Daughters or the First Congregational and so for as his. Winn were Wines 0! th
Men’s church will meet with Miss Clara concerned. they must stop it.
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MOI-choose. tomox row afternoon.
Guests at the Royal James today
were: Mr. and MmAJ-Iny den Mason,
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-z.-m> aplpicatiomfor of‘Norwslk andN. A. Buchter. of New ("1 in the Uptown City
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l Haven.
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Members or the degree team
Cockenoe tribe headed by Deputy J.
William Rowe will journoyuto Bridgc- -
port Tuesday mg!“ to do degree work.
for Kockapotuuuu tribe of that city.
Morrison Swanwick. Jr.. of South
.‘Vilton. is ill at his home with a se-
vere attack of pleurisy and hronchi_tis.
His many friends hope for his speedy
recovery. - ’
Attorney John J. Cuneo will accom-
,pany his wife, to Shmnao Lake N. Y..
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1y returned from Shelton. will receive
treatment while at Suranac Luke.
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Stamford with the theft of 3 20 in cash
and a. number of pairs of." boots and
shoes. was reported to the local police
on Saturday night by the Stamford po-
police.
«Specials at the New York Mar;
ket: Lamb Chops. 240.. - Plate Corned
;Beef. 100.: Sho. Lamb 16c.:511o.
Steak. “0c. ‘
Several complaints wr-rc reccivml
over the week-end by the police re-
garding suspicious chnrzfctcrs. and
‘each was invostigutcd but nothing war-
lrnnting police. action was found in any
instance.
Miss Katherine Donahue and Miss
1Mary Huck of “'.cslport and (‘hriru
topher Shmhan of Norwalk utttndwl
i'l‘he Passing Show of 1921 at ti1c~
1Winter Garden. Nt-Vv York city, Sut-r
urday evening.
,7, E‘—
rl-gulnnscssion of Nor—
709. Benevolent and
The 413th
walk Lodge. . No.
protective Order of Elks. will be, lu-ld 5
on \chncsdav chning. nni memlfiu- rs
tare urged to begin the new ycm 1mm '
by attending.
The Stamford police have in thcir
possession. according to a 'phonc call
from that city last; night. a bicycle
which they arc k-d to believe was stol-
cn from this city. An investigation is
’bcing madc today.
i
lcnjumin l-lenchv of 1 Division
street Stamford. 1‘0le to the police
that he broke the traffic dummV at the
corner of Washington- und Wager
-streets on Saturday night. and that he
damage.
Mrs. \V’illiam Ii. Stowe. of “Test ave—
nnc. (-ntrrtaincd her class of piano p11;-
pils on Saturday afternoon
numbers and a, delightful
was spent. Refreshments were sch-
ed and the affair was a. very pleasant
one.
Mrs. William H. Swords or West
avenue, is visiting her sister in Lyn-
idonville, Orleans County. New Y,ork
“ ll} Pine Cmnp. with Cod and has received a. nice box of CRrist—
I .- , P t Month 1 'mas bonbons from the South Norwalk
.. 1 ”x raCt m 0 Congregational Sunday School
523 through Howard A. Tilley the super-
:intendent This rememlllnrancg was
5‘ ' r eatly appreciated rs. war a
> : {Um & Powell, C011). l‘xlopes to be back in South Norwalk
"‘31 Norwalk ;by spring time.
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January 10th
we first ten days m_.1anuary you may
~osit money in this bank and have it-
earn interest from New Year’s Day
M.M
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0.: 1
this eVening. Mrs. Cu. 00. who recent-‘ 1
The robbery of the shoe store in' “(1 during 11 Elm “BM
would come hone today to pay for the .
The ’
young "musicians “ere prosnit in in"? '
aftv- rllOOn '
dal couple going W9 Block cere-
mony with someone serving as the
bride and the groom and also them-
later or meat: was declared by Miter
A.3into contempt the holy institution of
Mnerriage
gun! and thoughtless young people have
been taking" part in than ceremonies.
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l.‘0B\VAIAK )[ILK DEALER FIRED.
l
A. Norwalk milk dealer was arraign-
court. this
morning before M32 Nehemiah Can-
do? on the charge or selling adulter-
cd Milk. He was fined 87 and costs.
5 According to the testimony offered
1111 the dealer the milk sold by him
was ~Watered by an emplbye without
his conscnt. The first he knew that
1athh1ng “’uS wrong with the milk was
when a State ill-BMW took samm
Becoming suspicious .the dealer mid.
he watched his employc. and. finally,
caught him in War act of watering the
milk. The cmployc was dllmissed.
Tests of tho“ milk showed that it
was not up to the standard and the
dealer was arrestcd and fined.
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POLICEMEN KILLS ROBBER.
i DETROIT Mich” “inn “LT-one
11mm was killed and two err: wound-
tween two
policemen and the" suspected mfd-
(1 min is in an sutomohiie early this
«running. The battle lasted twolVe
minute-s {my shots being exchanged.
,lThr' automofille. which “:13 fiddled.
contained a small safe unopened.
ill-31:93“ KHJJNG PARTNER: g
3‘ NEWPORT. K13. Jan. 111.. «Justus
|.\i'urrny .of Evansville. Ind. former
proprietor of a chain system 0C bak-
V-rius was arraigned in circuit court
here today. charged with the killing
of i'loward Phillipe. his partner in
business in this city several months
‘r-go. Mrs. Murmy accompanied Phil-
dips \V'lu-n lu- was shot down as he
cmcrgcd from his boarding house.
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THE ROLLING
DOLLAR
”gathers no interest. like
the "rolling stone", which
gathers no moss. Are your
jollars rolling up or rolling
down? Look out tor your
dollars and they will look
out for you.
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1 January lst is a ‘good
time to start rolling up
big dollars by starting up
a small savings account
here where money earns 4
per cent interest com-
pounded twice a year.
City Nationsl Bank .1
of So. Non-Walk
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\' THE TRUSTEES
have ordered that interest at
‘ (the rate of 4. ‘per cent per
mum Be credited fotlede'i'"
positors of the Savings D84
pertinent for the em all
monthscending‘ December 3’!"
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“0*“ man- or moon 91mins on ttny
The Prlefit said M Imr- ,
armor refills » Idem
LT!" my.
‘6! green s
' ford people.
' as... an. 104%
mmPioeRflpma-rfor
“mammtht
[the my one (or am-
WI! w the. who; is
coon-elm by tho m1 Réocuc Lu—
as: and: now cont-ans «too groves.
Mic: it- locoted as 1 sum m
way. his“: lee-with a Wand
mounted ”the flue .otawlllte
tentibn. The. W reeds: "To the
may dogs who have chn Chit- lives
to the service 0! m "
The path from the roads lends
film s we arm and down ros-
tio new to» t, stone house. Here the
master or mistress of a dead pet may
want while the as“: is» being dog. In
the winter when the ground is too
hard to admit burial. there is s. receiv-
hulvasult where the body is kept until
spring. There is also a cremutory
operated by the Annual Rescue
at a. charge at a tow donors
Avenue has had an Intvrna‘tionalr FitzGerald as semi”. Md brings «for each cremation.
v.
motion.
A plain granite cube over one grave
is marked: “‘11- Memonfl of Mam:-
Billy Arliss." This is the 1m renting
nutty white terrier of
robbery 11“». W inr- ,
poodle am up“): it bogging for at- ,
ht!»
ortheoccuion. .
.. Ammo!» .tltecnstotwhlch
nwmmmmmnmm
M1“ After this will come the
"stunts” and woe be to the Wee"
who Wt “fistula." a the "st-nan”
m to ho should " ”
he can of the play toll-9s:
.Monarch Nehemiah come.
Chief Justice. Bolder: galley.
Manta-W A. '1‘. Dawson.
Mokhamna.
«Burnedon. Robert Walsh. .
Grand Marshal. Robert m
Charon. Hex-heme.
Chaos. George mam.
Cerberus. George Howard.
Captain of the Goal. Jones R.
TaVlor.
(land Chancellor. Arthur Brown.
Melsncholy. Ernest R. Wilson.
Rim-alumna“. Herbert A: Shem.
Grand Standord Bearer. John L.
Irving. ./
Mohnm's Gina-d, Earl Baker and
W. A. Huntord“
Master of Revel). Claw-lo) Wilton.
Imps. George Van Aluyne. Cheri“
Wilson. Gian-k Kick, 0. A. farther.
.llcnry 0. Beers. Harold P. Smith and
Norman \Viggkaworth.
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George Ari the actor.
last winter while Mr. Arlils was plain
in: in Boston. and his owner bought
a. lot and erected the memorial.
A little further on is the burial plot
rot "Fee" communion of Elizabclh
Stuart Phelps Word. the authoress.
Fairy. 3. white Pomeranian has her
photograph embedded in a headstone
and the epitaph reads: “Our Little
Blind Fairy. Passed from Darkness-
Pnto 181% Easter. 1907"
In an out—of-thc-way grave in the
corner of the cemetery.
story of feeling devotion. The dedica-
tion read-2 “My He was only a eat.
but he was human enough to be or
great comfort in hours at“ drkncgs and
pain "
Rent, Fuel ml Ligfl
Keep at High
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.—~Expcn-
ditures during the last six months of
1920 of the overuse Amcricsn family
for rent fuel and light not only reds:-
cd but ran counter to a general ten-
dency toward a. lower level in prices.
it was shown yesterday in figure;
compiled by the Department of 1.51-:
bor’ s bureau of labor statistics
The average cost of living in the
eight cities at the beginning of the
row year was 99-. 2 per cent. war the
svcrtée co“ in 1914 .while at the
end of last June it: was 115.1 per cent.
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viola-2 a: 1‘01an To run? noun
can:
The Yale & Townc Molten-Ill tram
and the Park City basketball team.
both r‘mintcts being composcd entirely
or womcn. will clash tonight. The
lineup for tho Stamford tenm is as
follows: .\.zSchmcdcl. rf; Amelia Bot-
tomlt-y. 1!; Marion Herbert. c: Helm:
liasonflrg. :nd‘lfclen Slcvcnson. lg.
Thc \‘u'lc & .Townc lint-up: (1:. \Vhlh-.
H: M. i‘cnnyl‘rr; K. Kchnc. c: M.
Ilium. rg. and. 1“. Miller. In.
in the main game. the Rcd Mcn
"\'P will play ihc fast Now Canaan
team.
GRUIS’I'I“ AD SLATLD 'l’f) OI'I‘OSlZ
ma Itrfliflv.
\V’hcn Norwalk gocs to Stamford.
Tuesday evening. they will bring with:
thcm :1 grew! ccntcr. GrimSlt-nd. Slum-
hsV-e‘ not neon Smith in
action against“ an awn-give
,V'ct, lml tir-y will on Tucsdny.
stead is n grunt floor worker r. :md'
pluyml [m Stamford last year. Grim—
stvad and Smith played logetiu-r :1
few yunrs :ngo. >
Norwulk and Stamford will clash.
tomorrow night in Stimn‘.ord in the
second game of a Series of lmskclholl
gamcs. The local lineup will include
Smnllk'k. (Irimslund. Russo“.
and Gnarnicri. A largu
fans: .u'c cxpeotvd to accompany
team to Stamford.
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How long will your fam-
ily be able to mint-sin its
., M . Md 0? living
‘h you atom stop?
'ljhat depends on wheth-
or you exercise the same
prudence and forethought
in your personal 838.178
halal: have made your busi-
a success
The prudemrtliiug to do
.1. now is to call m your law-
~ yer odd maké a will.
_ And, in your will, ap-‘
_ point 11.131131: company as
the. executor and trustee
your estate; it will pro-
met and conserve your es-
late when you are no.
ongcr here to look after it
Billy died .
is suggested a '
ccnkr .
Grlm‘sg
(‘lilnnn ‘
_v “forum is head electrician in
cha of the effects: 8mm L. at
John is property m and mi
stage manager. wile 1; '1'. Dow-on is
the cut instructor.
ngollowlng the !enyin; serous the
1be instructed in the mysteries of the
Veiled Prophets. adjournment will be
,madc to the banquet hall of Old WW a
lodge rooms where_a fast will be
gs preod and those nephoytes who-am
able to stand up under the punishment
will bc present and enjoy the feed.
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CADILLAAC Mich. Jon .4Ncl—
hon Nolf "Vim: nem- Cadillac. brought
W several pounds of stones with him
when he returned from northcm Rus—
sia. where he set-Veil with the Ameri—
can militarV force. Rcccntly the 11th
were found to be almoot pure plau-
num and experts say Nolt will recciw
about 318.000 for them.
Noll used the moncs for door wei-
ghts. Each timc a door hanged owning:
one or them. sever dollars worth of
platinum was knocked off.
The on was found by soldiers trOm
Northern Michigan on the Dvinu. ”V or.
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ismdthcorderwiuhochnsnd’
gmtcmb-hosn had-allure-’
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V): of the Rm candidates who are to ,
m mums WEAK FOR THEM»-
sum
The Sluts ‘ The Overcoats
WW Grade. 31 $35-$40 Grade..$21.50
$45-$50 Grade. $45 Grade. $29.50
$50 Grade. m $50 Grade. .3343
W Grade. $39“ $60 Grade. .3395.
' AND HATS SIMILARLY
REDUCED.
"Norwalk’siGreatest Opportunity
R lots and Stevens
(2 Sores) So. Norwalk
~sions of one man. the bandits discoxu
cred .h" was a world w'm- veteran who '
had lost botr.‘ legs in battle. They
apologize-d and aclurned his valuabicsa
"f CRIME WAVE "\\'c are sorry to have inc: 11 11111;? -_
(d in lhis business." our of the hi8
iwa‘ men said. "but it is a' mum of ne-
or sun However. no arc not rob—
1l1in: crippled men and those who have
ELIZABETH. N. J. 311 10—319“! .svrw‘d their country "
Jersey's crime‘wavc broke out arrcsh '
today. Wht’n “"9 W“"~d”“9°fl “1" police from scu 1.11 (ihvs sturtnl out
educated bandits in an automobilc 1promptlv in sun rch of them. As
hold Up “\‘f‘ motor cars and “F- 3P“(‘ tth uppmachui the scene. the band-
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\icitxps 1(‘por1cd 1hr rnhiwrirs and
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"h ”“9"“ hundred dollars .11th a lils jumped in tluir 1 m and fled. par».-
pint fight wufia ”‘9 pom-‘9 '01 “"9“ ;su«-d l») 1111 police who fired many‘
towns who rushed to the scene in au— ism)“ , “W “1,. .p. “lint ‘mlomomle.
tomobiics 'lhc bandits H41 'ipvd. however. and _
The robbers hlnckod thc highua. 1pm“... “1.“, unahlc to dt‘vicrmine
between Cranford and Rahw“ “"1“ whclhm any 0; thx’ shots took efleot.
their automobile and as approaching
motorists slowed up to avoid collision l‘ d t. f _ S iing
thmwncd the driV on with ) revdver I “‘5‘ Ah“ "“1 “1'5? t 0 h“ lpome _
and' the robbed the WW Hill road. wae cont no 0 er 1
After taking the money and- posses- Mi“ “‘ “We!
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