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,—
will.“ g ‘ ""
.~.~ last night informed
1. 3...»:- tlmt a; touring au- ‘
-..; been stolen during the.
the evening tron the
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.. Fender 8: Body work. DRY 300m
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-" _«-—-——— _ SOUTH NORWALK
4 Harris 8: GaIIS. ,-. l r ‘\ _
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.- .1. lizlughters of InJ “Body. Fender '8: Radiator work
heir regular meeting by expert mechanics - Prompt Ser—
.'-ll
.-n‘s ”an, All mem- zvice - Austin's Garage - South Nor-
-. stud to be plant iwalk. Phone 1959.
, .g‘xl o'clock.
M . It should have been stated ln-vthe
.. \1 Adams. Mrs. s_ o_lcontributlons to. the Day Nursew yes-
. “m [Francea'HlJtht winlterday. thgt DeKlyu‘s Bakery donated
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months.
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minus 8; Guns.
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~\ polio» reported the
. p-rlanll automobile from
. .2 wily. between 7 and
. 'l‘ho license num—
wtix m 24—013.
”hi
.-."!‘k in all its bmch-g
1959. For
wk G1: rugt‘.
work.
.1 w installed tomorrow
.;:il;xr meeting of Lady
Luilze Shepherds
Visitors from Brid‘porg
Stamford are expected
\'\' . ‘l _
int-sting.
a», V ' " '_
~ Phone 1 959.
~~; \‘01lmor. of West ave;
ml to the police last
hml trim] to enter
-,~ “Dashed. but the in-
] H'.’ were frightened
.3 . \ muld olimin admit-
: aiming.
.i-Wils removed from
.1: . 'noforo painting.
for prompt firvice.
-.. Ezrvwl to have been
‘\ ‘l1'\\':llk has bPEI, found
Gunfir- McCarthy. It
.-i :. u-llnr Vvhere it had
hays. It was taken
- aunt‘sh‘r who had been
mm it. The Norwalk
.. '\ Iiulil‘iod. and are ex-
.. t 1110 bicycles—Siam-
—’ . (‘ml at Harris & Gaul.
- IL“ :vthing in the store
\;~t:»1.< and Records.
-".l:‘<'-' t'o got that cam—
itzw-iric iron, Breakup
Tufts {or yl'iur library and
v'lzl-r linings. This week
:w. li‘rifluy. Saturday. so
My in his advertisement
.__._.._..—..
~ l::uli:1lors - call
. . “.4313.
I‘minoil. Royal Arcanum.
Ami}. his! (ivi‘ning, completed
fist in iiw curpcl howling
ivl‘e'uflng Sousidl- Council. of
'-Jrl. by u score of 35 to 32.
I‘Eyuw‘il Iris “on two out of
maul-S. and
v'. ‘th
-- ’l‘ha- consolidation com-
. p 'l'ii-li progress and the mat
‘I'lll‘.’ll)‘._\' i
'0 lII'
‘mx'y ‘lfith.
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.. slllt of a "scrap" stag-ed be—
"w (‘urbolle 0rd“) Franklin
ml Fred. tuttoka, of 11th
:z piOPe of pipe were used.
\Tl’lill0n.
\ -ll
. gr
Ll {In light.
100.; She. Lamb, 16o: Sho.
. - FOR
‘ ii GHS and COLDS
ll. Elite Pine Comp. with Cod
or Extract and Menthol
52c
~ Lillson 8; Powe Corp.
South Norwalk", ‘
._.
- rev ready to excha'ng
31. , .mav for Los Angeleu, mlthe ice cream for the Christmas tree
A Stamford I celebration.
of
t
i rtmightoning - call,
Austin's
will enjoy a.
PVpi‘nse of Seaside
he settled at .the
hold on Tuesday eve—
' the Jonas &‘Naumbérg faC- fen up hope. eithor.
vavvinber 14th last. in which itaught us all not m won-y, but to he
knififused in “shaving" the lean]. lewd—headed
was arrested on a. charge oflAero Plub
noon today by Patrolman fnounccd it had called off the {official
A warrant was issued lbanquot for the three American naval
up pending Butteka's‘lmlloonists
mm injuries he said he re.-
‘wr-inls at the New'York Mar-
mmb Chops. 24¢: Plate Corned
The Kiwimis club will hold its wee-k-
ly luncheon tomorrow" noon at the
loyal James Inn. Plans for a bané
quet to‘be held soon are in the worker
The annual banquet of the Catholic
club will be held at the Royal James
Inn on February 10. More than 200.
are expected to attend the affair. The
banquet liar become a time-honored
custom of the club'and has been held
annually for more than twenty-five
years. —
DIFFERENCES OF '
AIRMEN SETTLE!)
START 0N AGAIN Pdent. M188 Ruth Raymond. 75 Spring
(Continued from tags One.)
Farrell charged his companion
with "double—crossing" him saying
all had agreed that their letters
should not be published. Hinton's
refusal to retract was the immediate ‘
23-... roar of her home.‘cause for P‘urmll's Now. Newspaper
correspondent; interfered and Separ—
ated them.
All £1393; today were somowhat
tacltum regarding their four days‘
vicissitudes after landing in the wild:
and before they finally sighted Tom
Mark. the Cree Indian. who lwl them
t6 the Hudson Buy Company‘s trad!
lug post at Moose Factory. Lieuten-
ant Farrell. however. ‘outllncil their
hardships to the correspondents. loll-
inz how they zig-zaggcd through the
wilderness. .
They were so' hungry on, the third
night they rould not sleep. he said.
“except Kloor. who slept so soundly
'urk‘, New Jersey._
ms cum Wu.
: Miss Harriet. 8. ngls. ten your old,
daughter ot‘Mr. and Knock Davis of
4 Seymour street. entertained 1543f her
girlfriends on Monday met-noon from
'4 to 7 p. m. in celebration of_ her birth:-
day. litany cameo were-indulged In.
grotty prizes awarded snd‘later all at
own to a dainty luncheon. The decor-
ations and favors were red, white and
blue. Four large American flags and
many smaller silkAilsss were sttrsc‘
tively draped about the rooms.
These present .were: Hiss Eileen
Melt-hon. Min-'Either Diamond. Mhs
Helen vaely, Ml-Jhi'othy Stevens.
Miss Sylvia: Guns. Kiss CatlwringDma
uln. Miss Edna Gordon. Miss Erna
\Vlmpfheimet‘. Miss Harriet Shufelt.
Miss Annie Shufelt. Miss Verna Burl-
lem. Miss Dorothy Butlem. Miss
Dorothy Cuneo. Ml. Gladys Dayton.
Miss Marjorie Wax-go, Miss Harriet
Davis.
Mrs. Reward E. Mead announces
the marriage of her daughter. ”Bush
Whitney. to Howard C. Knapp. on
Saturday evening: the eighth of Jann-
ary. One Thailand nine hundred and
twenty one. at Newark New Jersey.
At home 98 South 12th Street. New-
vs
SOUTH NORWALK RIETHODISI‘
' CHURCH NOTES.
The Ladies Aid Society holds a
special pivoting thh afternoon at the
hunze of Mrs. McKibben on Elwood
avenue. -
Tonight the Epwortb lkague Cab-
inet meets at the home of the Prou—
street. The program at the immed-
into future and the work for the year
will be taken up and thoroughly dis«
cussed. ' "
Tomorrow‘evcnlng at the MldsWeek
service at 7:45 the subject for discus-
sion will be "The Meaning of Sin." ‘
Mrs. Bradbury. Mrs. Sanderson. and
Mrs. Massey {will have charge of the
Junior League on Friday afternoon at
3:15.
An important meeting or the menu
trial League is scheduled for Friday
evening at the church at 8 o'clock.
Action will be when at this meeting
0 nthe almost eighty applications for
membership that have been received
in the last two months. All who are
already members should be present.
clan at the regular evvning service will
be 'Llnnea Roberts Hartman. a very
luloniml young violinist of Swedish
and so close to the fire that. he h'urn-
Pd his flying boots." They were he-
}:inning to booomo despr‘rato. lli' said.
by the time they sighted slorl tracks.
about 10 o'clock in the morning of
the fourth day. Thov followml the r. ‘
tracks shout flvo miles :{long ‘thn aw will your m
Moose River before they sightvvl the ~ 3 long f in
Indian. ‘ fly be able to mum
Farrell sair1'_tiié trip from Mame
Factory to. Matilde Mundunovonlful.
NEW YORK. Jan: l‘J.-——~'.\lrs. Sic--
Dhen’a. Farm-ll and‘ Mrs. \Vultor Hin-
ton. wives of two of tho naval l.-.'
loonlsts. today characterized as “uu-
believable" tho story of the (lispuio
between their husbands over the lat-
ter Lieutenant/"Hinton is alleged in
hnvw'rlticn to his wife. Mrs. Iliu-
ton, aftm‘ expressing her rlisbollef of
the affair. “Oil to her bedroom. gm"
ing': “1 have no statcmr-nt to Walt?-
until I hear from my husband." _ _
“After what those men have endur-
ed." said Mrs. Farrell. "I can not lie-
lieve they will be anything but l.r0th—
era for the rest of their lives. No om-
ot‘ them deserves more credit than
the others." "
“I am the happiest woman in tho
world" she continued. “and my pray-
er has been ansWered. I never lost
’confldenco. you know.‘ As I said on
Christmas eve. I would not have giv-
_lon uphopv for their return until next
spring. The children have never giv—
Mr. Farrell has:
and quiet."
1 TORONTO. Ont.. 'Jan. 12.——The
of Canada here today an-
in view of the fight at
Muttlcc yesterday.
‘arrell knocked Lieutenant Hinton
down because of a letter he had writ—
ten home. .
Results.
when Lieutenant
—Senti_nel Want Advs. Bring Good "
extraction. She will play a number of
n
[church home or connections. are espe-
cially invited. - "
livrship of the Men's Christlarrlndm
Sunday evening the assisting musi- -
{selections at the evening service; All.
éslrangvrs in the city. and a! without a
present standard of living
Roam. put “ W; day’s
trunk:- may. in , ion tor
his fifteen-round ho; ‘ Richie
gunmen. wines is to when at Madl-
son square Garden on Friday, night.
Benny battled throufi attain fast
rounds shadow-bonus Wm min»
ute lntermlsslonu in the later rounds.
This round“! out a day “strenuous
work. for in the morning Leonard
covered several miles on “IQ-Md.- ..
A dais crowd of boxing enthusiasts
markedlflie Common“ Spot-8-
kClubg where Leonard does his tummy.
and “they seemed to be much 1m:
lprcsoed by the condition of the cm.
pion.
- " Mitchell likewise sped up a. hit in
his workout. although the Milwaukee
lad harpeen preparing for this con-
test to:- several weeks-‘and. is practi-
cally on edge for the tattle.
Leonard. in order to snail-e himself
concerning ms 85.000 forfeit for
weight .stepped on the scales am:- his
rubdown. and tipped the beam at 135
3-5 pounds. -
j’That leaves mo'iust about two days
of good. hard. work to put me at the
right notch." declared. ’Benny. "and
that's Just what I want. If I were any
lighter I'd have to ease up a. bit. and
I don't‘wsnt to have to do that. I've
.
,
Feet Drag ?"
night that he “has aroused axe-flier-
weight ‘ellminstlon contest to new:
on fiends? night. in mat-on Douro
Golden. Andy Chaney and Curler
Beecher will meet in the star bout 6!
bout will be notched with Johnny
Kubsne (or the world’- championship.
The show will be at popular odes:-
,The scmidlnal bout will bring» to-
gether Eddie Pltsslmnons and, Tillie
‘(Kld‘ Herman. The second ton-round
be boxed by Tim Kelly. of San Fran-
‘- ‘ ‘ h. ‘ I;
I
I laugh
'\.
Whatjonuflofl-Iodn‘oocbot
maths”, when youueolwayo
firelnlo-sihckintimuremund‘
Malinda-odom- ad:
chebodthinwelltolooklonyw
otkidnquoohlo.
hold M of kidney dbl-dict
trouble by removing the count. The,
1 are and curative. Mame up
and at e- the Madurai-cued
omens. ey nelleve buchche. rheu-
matic pubs. stifl joint, not: much.
W. W. Wells. 1'o-uin. use... suitor: "I
not trust solid lun- tnkin‘ Foley Kidney Pills.
lumen my test matchb- tint and“ tired
out. All" tokens Foley 5mm Pills. they-uh
new lite-sow non. “emanate
a auto-m and you: how My“; u:-
. the.) did not we mm '
For sale by Stillaon-Powell Corp.
the“ evening. and the winner of this, . , _
,puut of the light gill show Liam}
'Eurl Baird agdnst Joe Mooneyuwhile -‘
the curtain raiser of six rounds will
”‘3, . . , -
HAS‘ YOUR ‘ -
SENSE 0F VALUE BEEN DESTROYED?
‘If it has, visit
. Rogers and Stevens’
ed Tag Sale
L and it will be immediately restored.
.Je
snh-u..:...kts1.oo 0veralls....At$L35
l Inter’ivoven Sox. .39: UniOn Suits... .$l.85 ,
* ENTIRE STOCK "or FURNISHINGS AND
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
GREATLY REDUCED. . ‘ it.
‘ Saturday’s Response Wis Tremendous.
NOTICE 1
Aufifrfié'?
rm meson ,
Tuesday, anusry 11
when your efom ‘lltop?
'TOQéré‘aQold
‘inOne llay
Grave’s
" Laxative
Bronze on:
, Gaining
taunts
" Be sure its_Brom9_
' n
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That depends on wheth-
er you exercise the same
prudence and forethought
in your personal affairs
that have made your busi-
ness 3 success.
The prudent thing to do
now is to call in your law'-
yer and make a will.
And, in yOur .will, up.
point a trust company as.
the executor and trustee
of your estate. It will pro-
tect and conserve your es-
tate when ~you are no
longer here tolook after it
yourself. '
20 years of experi-
ence is yours if you
make ‘us ‘ your ex:
ecutor.
South N O r w a l k
~' Trust Company.
i CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
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I
MERRILL
-susmsss
COLLEGE
ACCOUNTING ’ '
We expect the same this week.
E ' COME E I,
l And Buy What You/Need f
Rogers and Stevens
‘Norwalk {2 Stores) So. Norwalk * ,
The Christmas Bush Is Over
making your portraits,
it on any longer-just
have that long
made. .
" MlCHELSEN’S STUDIO ‘
n Wahlngton 81:.
Telephone 437
‘
Fourth Liberty Luau; .i
Bonds 2 * ‘ ‘
‘ 3th all coupons ottachedrare‘h‘ere. and we ;
e them for temporary
It is just at this time of the year that
our Studio offers its best facilities tor
The Christmas rush is oval-and we
have more time to give yon—why put
come in and
delayed photograph
80. Nmalk L
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It is a roomy, luxurious car which
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THE FIRST DOLLAR! ‘
A dollar down and another dollar dOwn sometime" 4
‘ “is a pretty. popular way to save money—"mutt some .
people. Yet how'muCh do they have‘at the end of
’the year? TheFirstDolIsrl .- _ . -~ . .
, “A” dollar dorm” is a great idea. But another
. ,r‘dol'lar down a 'weekthereggftet must follow to make
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