.uvh i
.had beesstnlc from
|
\._ uniforms. 051‘!“wa
:. Hay in game with
,7 t- .m in Stamford. this
_____.__-—-—o
.1 fifty per cent reduc-
” .. 1.. ”mating o'f the W. C.
if -, .. ‘wld tomorrow after-
. . Lame of Mr: bonanza.
. i -_ All members are re»
’ pr: sent.
gal dancing Royal James
.‘ uzrday evening.
_#__.____
im‘klllnn. of 1 Mat
.llSlI'lCL has been con»
.m-m ten days with an
". (111‘.
rd“) and left her very
--;..:.-r the care of D17.
* avenue.
_ ,4“); of all makes of
have had yarn or ex-
.l will convince you »‘
_._.__.__——
of the Home and
tomorrow evening at
reported that 8!.
C zmzhi- i
_______.__.
.. _.\ nominal Furniturci
‘, \‘ .1 ”lily-
It has causeay
E.K.BANKS
' “. DRY GOODS , _
IAHACKEMO' HOTEL sLocK
scum NORWAL'K
The Stamford police reportpflh
en 0! s. Ford‘sedan trom that city
last night. The license number wt:
Connecticut 15- 548.
3..
--Angevlne' s Removal Filrnlturé
Sole start- moods:-
Arrangements for the annual Lin-
coln's Day banquet of"the Csthollc
club are under way. and it is under-
stood that the banquet will be held
on Thursday eyening. February 10th.
this year. Further plans wilfbe an-
nounced’loter.
-—-Coo.l at Harris & Guns.’
The estate of liénwood Henderson.
late steward of the Norway!“ Country
Club. will serve, the last Thursday"
evening dinner at. the club tonight.
The dining room will then be. closed
until the club makes further arrange-
ments for securing a new steward.
-_——Angevlnc's Removal li‘urnii urn
Sale starts _Monday.
r I .~ ”r 'h School auditor—
‘ _~ . a). Hartley will speak
' ..ml the Child." Mr.
' ., w :ll‘i‘rl)’ pastor of the
” implist church and is
___f—
ilvmoval Furniture.
715,
I 74—._.———-——
erg or the. Rules Re-
m’ the Republican
. m my “'ednesdsy even—
' :ii i; o'clock in the
:ll tht‘ City Hall.
him-ting and all Be-
.1... m d to attend and tol
,’ . utmns as to changes
Hrsl time this win-
.. :mnplrd out of bed in
'flllit'; shivered. And
About 8 o'clock
'm-i-momcter registered
‘2 o'clock this morn-
..3 to 12 degrees. The
:zivularly because of
or the past few
-~. 1-5:.
'.~'.'
.I...tors - call Austin's
E rv. No. 709, Benevol-
(irder of Elks. vot-
, n. z: for the relief of
‘ .ialw'i’i of Europe. Re»
Q~ on recent activities
-nvl the Christmas tree
w thnrnrterizod .ns the
. ll \\': .. announced that
vlmfix tzrund exalted rul-
- l I". nilir-iui Visit to (ha
;:1- «luv « \m-inp, January
l M-ndvr «Er Radiator work
J mvr'hslnn-s — l’mmlit Ser»
hall-.3. (Eur: J‘. » South Nor-
19:79.
I‘ “bod. of NewyCa-
- or the executive com-
l~‘.:iriir-ld County Farm
:w-r'vntly been elected
[In State Fedention of
.:,< which has its head—
)! -rfr‘nrd. Dr. Wood repre-
-' "'1 7m-r-ticut federation at
1 ml the National Rodents
"1‘. lznrouns at hammock
'~; :hn first week In Decem-
y!|"
1 "09.1 st 3-1;; on.
w: lml’l Armory. Thursday
K vs. Stamford. State
‘:,}l|p, Prel. game. ‘Dsnclng
:2. Resr. seats at Dngon's
Phone 1595. “ll. SSc. Inc.
‘4.
‘ the state being present. New laws to be.
A large class of candidates was inl-
tiated at the meeting of Court Laurel.
Daughters of Castile hold no Ited Men's
hall last evening. The newly elected
officers will bv installed at the meeting
of January 2601 Miss Nana Flynn.
lecturer. of Court Reina. Christina: of
Bridgeport. assisted by the. officers of
the local court conducted the initia-
tlon. -
——For Fender straightening » call
Austin's Garage - Phone 195 9.
A melding: of the. State l‘lsh and
Game Club is being held in Hartford.
lzhis afternoon. rcpri sontutlxru from
fl” tho fish and game ossmizilinns of
4 him
(Encoder
No. 3'17. U. 0. 9. C.
——-——_—. 4
'-—-oife third to nnrper'céut reduc-
“on at the Homilton BhQDLJQ m
Street. , . i . -
._.......__.. .
. Harry Kaufman. of this city, who
was arrested on Sunday night by the
“muscle N. Y.. police for carry-
- ing ‘a revolver and thus violattns the
Sullivan law" which prevails in New
York state and which makes the pos-
session or a firearm a penal offense
came to the office 0! Chief of Police
William R. Pennington to get a letter
or certiiioation that he ho; a permit
to caisry a revolVer. The on.“ was
committed by Kaufman unwittingly
as he believed that the po-eslcn ot
a permit in this city. would permit
him to carry a revolver while pass-
ing through any other city.
“For Auto work in all its branch-
es. Call Austin's Germ. 1959. For
all high class work.
.
Stevc’Carbone. of 30 Fran in street.
arrested yesterday by atrolman
Frank Stratton for assault on Fred
Butteka .9: 18 Union street. at the
Jonas & Naumberz fur shop on Dec-
amber 15th. was discharged when he
as arraigned before Judge Vosburgh
in the downtown court this morning.
OFFICER KILLS
AN INSANE MAB
o
Comlinwi from First Pm
madv slashes: at persons who passed
w bile ML Rod up against a store
window he was soon from the station
and Captain \‘-.'l lie and omcor O'Neil
ran out. \leen White ordered Brock
it) drop his examine. the negro rc-
lllll‘ll. according to the officers: “I'll
drop you." and nuuil- a slash at O‘Neil.
mzulo :ind othvrs to he chanced or
abolished were considered. Game
Varden Wilbur l“. Sinlth is represent-
ing the nmvly formed Norwalk Fish
and Game Club.
——Angevine's Removal
Sale starts _Monday.
Furniture.
which cut ilu- .flvsh. \Vhlle
thrown to ilu- ground as he closed in.
and. it is understood. as Brock slrul‘k
towards the prostrate officer with the
knife. O'Neil drew his gun and by
rommnnd fired.
()ilwr nil‘uwrs rushml in the place.
but Were not “(‘Pdi").
Major Morris ll.
address a smell! meeting of the Frank
C Godfrey Post No. l:’. American
ized artillery unit in Norwalk us part
of the Connecticut State Guarr. Past
Commander Phillips. of llaxtt‘oxd. will
also talk on the some subject. It is
expected that there will be large ail-
tondancc at the mooUng.
-—~Anguiim's Removal Furniture
Sale starts Monday.
Alexander 'i‘ully. recently
in ['itlsfiold, Moss, and taken to New
Haven for trial on a charge of pumi-
ing worthless checks W...- sentenced
in the Superior court in New Han-on
yesterday to 3 years on one, count and
one. year on each of four other coup!!!
It was suited ut the
arrest that he had operated in Nor-1
\Valk. among otlwr cities in the state.
but there is no definite cliargv against I
him here. :
! -—-Muslc and. dancing Royal J Si
Hotel every Saturday evening.
I
About 13 of the boys and girls who;
attend the Cherry Lawn school, “an!
ien. of which Mrs. ltosencraus is in
charge. took trips yesterday through
the Norwalk llox company's factory at
Ann and North Main streets and lhero
saw how paper boxes were madr from
the lime tho rough material was]
brought in. until the finished product
was turned out. A similar trip of in»
spection was made through the Crofut
& Knapp hat fncorty. Other trips
are being planned later. i
' . . f
HAngovme's l tomoval Furniture
Sale starts Monday
.——0
--Mf
m-.. ——\
FOR ‘
‘ «UGHS and COLDS
.ite Pine Comp. with Cod
5 ~ er Extract and Menthol
52c
flux-on & Powell, Corp.
South Norwnlk
The Christmas Rush Is Over
It is just at this time of the year that
our Studio offers its best facilities (or
making your portraits
The Christmas rush is over and we
have more time to give you—why put
it 03 any longer—{lust come in and
have that long delayed’ photograph
made.
MICHELSEN'S STUDlO
78 Washington St. 80. Norwalk
Telephone 437
“"' ’owing conditions:
‘11:?
Ill mull
l‘nsilcd.
.. as the bonds deposited.
,) r mum. when due.
1'! s serVice issvsllsblc to II].
In 'his bank, or W.
‘
i‘oLibcrty Bond Owners
'r s rot safe to hive your hands in the house or to carry them on
n rson andsnany bonds are lost and stolen. This bank offers‘
are of your Liberty Bonds, permanently, without charge, under
i .
,; must be a. depositor in this bank.
. it takes but one dollar to open one.)
to your hank-book a memorandum
depositing your Murder this plan you are relieved~ of all
as to their quiet; and the? interest will be promptly credited to
(If you have not an ac-
of the bonds
. will (ut the coupon from the bonds as they become due. and
, lit. me full amount of the coupon to your account in this bank.
Q i may withdraw bonds at any time, and we will deliver bonds
ho» same issue (1st and. 3:11.10; or 5th) and of the same par
whether the bonds were purchased
, 3"
We .
Payne tonight willl
Legion. on the formation of a motor- ltwem,
i had
arrosimi .
time of 'l‘ullv’sg
o—“W . ..——»————~—————~——
' FRISHII‘L& (‘O'S AFFAIRS.
HARTFORD. Jan. l3.—~vaout two
hundred (. redilors. im-ludln" some
:ltmm-Vs who repn :r- nfr-d
ithem and others crowded the ['nlted
States v aunt room. this moxnin. ii the
bankluplry he. vl'lnl: before l-Zdu. \rul .\l.
Yr-omsns. referee in bankruptcy. on
the affairs of Frisbiu &
l)t'(‘. :1. Owing” the extremely con-
"‘used condition of the customers‘ ac-
count with the firm. only twenty-two
filed claims as creditors. and. as
this number was Confildl‘l‘t’ll 100 small.
out of u pvfisihlli 451i creditors. the
l(.Iir: pustpomul the vlm‘llon of :l
trustw- unlil \Vednesdui. J‘zm. 2”. at
;ten O'- lm-k. w >
--———— THE cardinal finues of an 1
“RE IN TORR'NMN interest-bearing investment used
TORRINGTON. Jun. 13: Fire in ill-3 ‘0 be three-“re” °f ”mum"
lnorlh port of the borough.
a small store building.
damage to an adjoining house and
slight damage so .iwo oihei houses.
The damage is estimated at $4 000
-'I‘ho. five started in the store building.
owned by Joseph Malham and Lie
spanks caliled bV a Strong wind ig-
rnited the nearby buildings.
.‘lA-IOH (‘lt()\\'l.h"' LEAVES HART-
FORD.
NARTFDRI). Jun. 13,—» Major John
J. ('iowlry. of this ml)‘. it; to lu-conw
a \u-v -president in the Missouri Sulli-
Life insurance Company. of St. Louis.
llv has resigned an assistant score»
luryship in tho umidc-nt depiutml. ii
oi ihi 'l‘ruxclers' Insurance Pompom.
and will li‘flVt‘ Hartford shortly.
._ -,_.-c
den-y
”obtained by the New Brit-1n ogentof
cv. on'jan. 9, an»
it being shown that Corbone hsd 3:52.:2’232. A dispatch from
=truck llutteks in self-detenx: during its oscow,corres ndent telling of
the course of an argument that took the Mom Illness of Denise .
plat-e. Corinne. is a foreman at the _ ‘ ‘
who'; and ma given Rutteka some ‘00me or AUSTRIA-
VOI‘C
to do and was- endeavoring to
W38
(‘om pun)".-
iW’hlf'll was adjudicated bankrupt on
early this
morning, resulted in the destruction of
considerable
~ ' Jun, 133M
{pure m-9mm.:m mini-s
Illolt has before him sins of. the mail:
flags-mt cases of wagered milk that
[Muss ever been reported to his depart
ment. The milk for urinalysis was
the densitmeut fro is: m undocu- j
in Berlin. TCommlsslcner Kilt has re-
celved t report ot Dr. m at
'New Eleven, State mlyst. yho tened
the Sample sent him. The
states it contained. 75 per cent of sod»
ed milk and only seven-tenths of one
per cent. of butter fit. The W»
lions require oVer three, per-cent. of
the latter. The term "added milk"
signifies that ‘lt is the water found in
milk in addition to the water which it
naturally contains. Commissioner
Holt will prosecute.
M
M. KAitPon‘ DEAD.
J
LONDON. Jan. l3.—-‘—A communica-
tion from Moscow announcing the
math of M. Ksrpol‘r. member of the
Supreme Economic Council of Soviet
Russia. is quoted in at Berlin dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph here. re-
ceived by wn yo! Paris. today.
The Supreme Council in Noscow
contains no person named Karpoff.
which is an pfd pseudonym of Nikolai
Lenine. the Soviet Pr‘emier. ' Some of
his publicsttbns bear that name.
The Jewish News Bureau. s New
snowmmmm-
ml! finale Gottfieb, daughter“ "f.“ ' -
aha Mrs. 1. Game!» of 13 Human
street. wis tendered a. miscellaneous
shower. last unlit. at the home of
Mrs. Richard Lilly. :1 Elm street.
Miss Gottueb's senmemeut to Hey er
Don. of Waterbury, was recently m-l
pounced.
Twelve friends. the majority of.
whorn are school teachers, attended
the shower. Miss Gottlieb was the
recipient of {any handsome ma Ilse-
its! gifts.
During the evening vocal sad in-
strumental selections .were in order.
and there was dancing. A dainty col».
lotion was served.
Miss Gottlieb has. bean connected!
with‘the teaching Mot the Nor-
walk public schools for several years
and is very popular. At the present
time she is attached to the Knudsen
school. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Thqse who attended the shower are:
Miss Mary J. Nomtt. Mrs. Harry Obey»
limder. Miss Eleanor Grimn Miss Dor—
othy McKenzie: Miss Emma Smith.
Mtss Florence String. Mrs. Mary Ba-
con. Miss Katherine Mel-lush. Miss
fiddle Gottliéb. sues Gertrude Gottlieb, 4
Mrs. Chnrlcs Anderson and firs. Rich-
11rd LHY.
‘ ma—cmnxmu.
Miss Sarah Mansfield Carpenter. of
“'llton, Vsud Roysl Sylvester Elzea. 19
Rowan street. were quietly married.
last night. in the parsonage of the
Norwalk Methodist church. by Rev.
*Geor‘e B. Tompkins. Only 1 few
——
muw him how the work shluld be mums. Jan. 13. (By The Associat-
lonv. when llutteka grew enraged at ed Press.)—-—The complete pollticall
ipnu‘ ranch-d offense and struck at collapse of Austria within a month is
m ”he. who retaliated by‘ striking expected in Official .Austrian Circ‘“
him. here,
“It is no longer a. question of
months." said Baron Eichofl. the
Austrian Minister to France. today. “It
is only a question of weeks. perhaps
days.”
GREEK OFFENSIVE TOILS.
LONDON. Jan. l3.-—.Assertlon that,
the Greek oflensive in the direction of
Brussa. Asia Minor. has failed. is con-
tained in a Romwdlspstch to the Ex-"
change Telegraph Company. under
Wednesday's date. The Mutation at
821nm; is serious it is declared. and
is probable that tho new Greek com-.
mander- in chief will he recalled.
regularity of the return from ii.
and» a satisfactory yield of in-
come from it. Now a fourth
virtue has come to light_ namely
capital value that ker ps your
security worth one hundred
cents an the dollar when every-
thing else collapses.
Savings deposited here at 4
per cent secure all four on thess'
virtues,
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
of Sonth-Norwalk, Conn.
PROTECTING-
' YOUR
FAMILY’S .
FUTURE
How long will your fam-
ily be able to maintsiii its
present stande of living
when your eflorts stop?
That depends on whet h- .
gr you exercise the same
4
prudence and forethought
in your personal affairs
that have made your bu§i~
ness a 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 pm.
tent and cons'erve your. cs}.
tate when you are no
longer here to look after it
“H
PEOPLE’S
TRUST co.
r.——-—-
On. accbunt of the“
fire ‘in our former
quarters we are now
.tempm‘m-ily~ d o in g, :
.some blue traVeling suit, with ujsst to
'tlmw in New York today.
friends were present when the cercg
mony was performed. .
The bride was attired in a. hand-
match.
The bridesmaid “as Miss Ruth
Mansfield. while the 612st msncwss Mr
Weed. -
After an extensch honeVmonn. Mr
and Mrs Elm will reside at 40 W’s“
street.
Mrs. William H. Earle. Mrs. Fro»
deriek H. Hoyt. Mrs. Hubert E. ills-
hop. Mrs. Carl A. Harstrom and Miss
Frances liaistrom Were kuesis of
honor at a dinner party held at the
Royal James Inn at 1:30 o'clock this
afternoon tendered by Mrs. John
Cavanngh and Mrs. P. W. Brooks.
The guests of honor will leave, in a
few days for the ”Sunny South."
where they will spend the winter. Tho
luncheon was an elaborate affair and
largely attended.
A very please!!! business meeting
was held by the members of the \Norld
Wide Guild of the South Norwalk
Baptist church. last evening. at the
home of the Misses Herring. 32 “'ood—
ward Ave. After the business a so-l
rial lime followed. Mis Ruth Brock
favored with several Vocal solos. which
were enjoyed by all. Refreshments
wore servod .und the members depart»
ed. all dr-claring they had a delightful
time.
Mrs. Albert C. “mils and daughter
Dorothy. or vaj'ork city are visit-
ing at the ~ home of the fornu'r's
molher. Mrs. ll. M. Mm: Queen. 109
Flax Hill Road.
Miss Juli- Kiuskx. of \\’~stpori. has
returned home :ii‘lor a. Weeks xii-it as
the guest or Miss Ella hobo-.01“ Tl
\\ estxille avenue. Danbury.
~————.
Mrs. Harold J. llepuv‘ of 64 Dh ision l
street Dnnhury. has returned from n'
wevk' 8 Visit nil?! frivnds in Norwalk.
-—._
(‘hurle-s lrnml. the North Main!
sin-er jewfler. has her-n in “rushing:-
ton. l). 0.. this \vvvk on lmsim F7. .
N
J. \V. 1mm roe,
Quest yesterday
In n.
01‘ New York.
at the Royal
was :1
.l :1 mos
Dr. C. i". ‘Bouiuvll “as a \isimr In
the auto shriw in \r-w York «in W-s—
terday. '
C. K. Hunter is .1 visitor at the Aum
;
Advertise in The sentinel.
J
For Coughs and Colds Use
Wis, 'most' stubborn of
in coughs, yields to its healing
properties. Try this famous old
family remedy and experience the
comfort it brings to those who use
it. Piusand “Infield: nature in
restoring Why and in‘ “relievhg
end 81.30.
coughs, colds, bronchitis, and all
form: of throat and lung ailmesta.
The above familiar trade-mark on
ivory. w[isobar-s11 druggists. 60c
PRACTICAL
.business at the old
First National Bank
Building, 24 Washing.
SHOWS THET
f WISDOM
can.
1 - EXPERIENCEl
HAS YOUR
SENSE or VALUE BEEN DESTROYED?
“If it has, visit
Rogers and Stevens’
ed Tag Sale
and it will be immediately restored.
Shirts. . . . T. A} $1.00 ' Overalls”
. . At $1.35
Interwoven Sox...39c Union Suits... ._$1.85
ENTIRE STOCK 0F EURNISHINGS AND
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
‘ 'GREATLY REDUCED.
Saturday’s Response Was Tremendous.
We expect the same this week.
COME EARLY“
And Buy What You Need.
-,.
Rogers and Stevens
So. Norwalk
Norwalk ‘(2 Stores)
wonmmmis a prom bond lH‘lWN‘ll
MUTFA L
husband a;
wife. The wife has an extraordinary omini‘iuniiy ‘
strengthen the build by buying: hvr daily supplivs .11 the Van: ~
,Dyk, stores,
BIG COFFEE SALE
THIS rams? AND ss'rURDAY
DucheSS...........
The (‘ofi'co Supreme
C. C. Mara............ .....
\ (u-nniiu- Marmailm
'
a......
The Great Health Diink
Victory
- ,r ‘ Absolutely I’Ill‘l'
Limit of: above 2 lbs. to a customer
See window for Tea, Butter and Egg Prices
ames Van Dyk Co.
21 NORTH MAIN STREET.
......._a-,~i.-..-.__
’ ,
.35ch
”258%.
Combination......................21c lb.
........ .. ..... 19c lb.
d...
Norwalk Chronicler