* RED , TAG.
temi-e to not Ml? on diaspora
tee. select the city where the fist
acetic; will behold. elect calcar- ad
conclude the deliberation or the pre-
sr'nt session. which began here last
Mondax.
It seemed probable that Samuel
Gompers would be re elected president‘
of the Federation. his presence as
had or the American Federation o:
guidance of the fan-American org-ni—
Labor being triads necessary for the
nation. which is still ill-its int-nay
S A] E '4 'The outstanding fact in connection
with sessi‘ns has been the evident de-
sire on the part of Spanish speaking
. , delegates to receive omcim Woes
Entule stock reduced from American deiesates that the
so radically that it will
giVe you an entirely
neWSense of value.
um
.American Federation 0: Lnbor does
1not contemplate exercising dominnncc
lover'actions of smaller labor bodies.
\VEATHER FOR VEXT \‘1-3 EK.
WAsm‘G'l‘ON. Jan. .15.-—~Wea.ther‘
predictions for the North and Biddle
Atlantic States for the week beginning
Monday are: Unsettled and local
snows first part; generally fair snd'
oonsideraby colder there-filer.
Toolsteiorm
. v' 11 ‘J
WANTED—Competent girl for more!
; housework. References required. An-
ply Mrs. Jones Golden. 4 Fairlield
avenue, South Norwalk.
111113 1111-:
Rogers "and
Stev’ens
'liorwslk 812.3on
.a‘ .' ,
-— m 11 L... m
anus emu mnnms ACCOM-
PANIS‘I‘. ' 1"".
ST. LOUIS PARK. Minn. Jan. 15. —-
Madame Amellta Galli Curci.pri1nn
donnu. today is to become a bride and.
an American citizen through her mar-
]. WEW’1
by 761:
«W my hie ruoldlons‘ cmm1'
riagc here. shortly after noon. to Ho-
mer Sartrucls. her piano accompanist.
Mme. Gulli Curci. a suijct of Italy.
nlresdy had taken out first mutual“-
zation papers.
home of Mr.
be marked by ‘simpliclty. Dr. Barr)
l“. Dewey. pastor of Plymouth (‘on-
gregational church Minneapolis. mill
oifioiutc at the nuptials. which “ill
take place under a canopv formed by
on American flag. presented- to the
singer bv soldiers at Fort Worth. Tex-
as. a rear ago.1e.fiag saw service
in the Vi’orld \Var.
The wedding cert-mom. today at the :
Samuels parents. 911-. .
and Mrs. Charles J Fumucls hero. willj
w'vgmm‘u'mwcc
, 0
had fizzy
1
‘1 .
. . ' _ nary Barty Wood.
(1‘3 III-{COATS mmthMnlgmfi hfi mmmgfifii
I hue. ”Roz-ion. sue is survived be—
;\t M 6 main sideg her hushed! by a son, Ohgrlesl
.. {7.513; as deter. Mia Mimi-old Earls.
.111 31; and $25.00 E. K. BANKS “gm“? ”“3“,” 3“,. mm",
' A ' mama'wffirsn mm“? 1 Mari
~. . . n r as. 1'
' “1. BL“ boclety M u DRY GOODS _ oral arrangements will be male later.
at _ AHACKE‘MO HOTEL BLOCK m“ ol’ Miss M-
_ .. . _ SOUTH ’NORWALK The funeral 0! Miss Mary' Louise
{37,111. \1230, $47.50 fl. Nancy was held at 4:30 o'clock this .
~ _ ‘ ' ' afternoon from the Norwelk Metho-'
611‘“: Pnces on Furnishings. Omcers will be elected at). meet- dist church. Rev. Geog B. Tomp- 7
.. _ "1'11stautial Savings log of the directors at the City Na- kins ofllciated. Burial was in the Pine 1'
Saw 3.. tionnl Bank, on Monday morning, an- Island Cemetery. Murry friends nt- 7
& u-ry 17th. tended the services and the numerous
' . floral pieces testified to the popularity
m was Elizabeth Field of South Nor- 0: the deceased.
fl» ‘4" “1k left Tuesday for Califomla'Mrs W
y..% Elisabeth Gazer went to New York AUTHER ”"953 ARREST
*4 with mm Field and saw her on 01111 .
‘ her mp to the west. CHICAGO. Jan. lam—Pierre Paul
12111111121», Highlsnd Purl: chemist, whb
eph Dams rundison, Wis. seversl weeks qualms .
Mr. and Mrs Charles McCollin, or :ggghfifiga’éwgnm‘hzmwb 'mthe1
We}: =.0u S“ SEEM 17’s.. were the week- end guests of Mr. woman: husband Author waive: ex-
' and Mrs. Calvin 'l‘. Bartram. of Pine
street. Mm Mccom tradition rights, and said he willingly,
, a being 9' "3‘" would go to Wilson to prove his in-'
‘ "" 1 _ of Mr. Bartram. They left today for “We,
[Y NEWS cfmmma- ' d "I understood that Mr. Frauen hod1
ro many '1‘
The car attached by Deputy Sherm’ saixmqqthzar euilyngghvguqfiz‘
_, Edward B. Doulens was released 'charge. Mr. Franzen and i talked‘
. .11.”, of Darlen. and “0m attachment this afternoon 1‘ 8111111ny for two hours the night Mrs
1 Brooklyn and Nor-1130!“! having been wbfitmm‘d 08- Frnnzen and I left Madison and we
1 111...: in marriage to— em: 101m. 18 one of the mcmbfl's 0f parted on the best of terms ' laid not
.:11port. 1the theatrical firm 01‘- Klaw & Erlan- use a revolver ad I did not ml: (or
"”"J... a... g“ ' my"
1.3 ' at H J 1 “ srti
E _.___. ——Prize Waltz tonight Armon- wife pfnclpeckngrllgolgr ll: '13:]? 3:12;
1111111 Reynolds found Perrys N0velty Orch. her expenses and to clear all clung
-11 on the dummy at she might make upon their household
11:1111 streets. broken. Mrs. Lottie v. Payne. Deputy Grand {umimre 11111 other belonginga_
.11111: to police head— Commander installed the newly elcct-. "Mrs Franzen cashed that, check
_ cd officers of Blaine Commander): No. _herself I never handled it."
— -———-— _ 9517, 11. 0. 1:. (3.. of nanlmry. last
}' : uncut 0! cam-WK‘ evening. There was a. large attendance HOLCOMB ASSUMES
——————-— or members rrom 0111 Well Commnnd- . RECEIVER8HIP‘
~ :11 the Palace 'l'hea- cry of “.13 city. i - '
::11111 as Howe and Mc- 9 1 SHELTO‘N Jan. 15. ~Former Gov‘
«x1111! nets produced .5.“ 55195 Son mmrnovgflena emnr Marcus H. Holcomb will assume
\':111111-ville Pmducing _ .. .. .. , . “‘5 duties as IPceiver of the Shelton
'1 Norwalk- More than $541; was raised by Cnih- .Bank and 7111151 C omnany On Monday.
olic 'churchcs in Conhcciivut for the The Board 01' Directors gave out a
.X'I‘IS 6: Gans. Hooter Relief Fund. according to an 813. cmeut today '0 the PaPCt that ’93-
11nn011ncem<111 made today 11y Rcv. terday $34 000 in what had been
. 1/1 'Hd by Frank COVl- Thomas J.11‘inn. of St.Ma1,\'s church. termed ““Ubtml ‘(mns had been 981d-
11 1 rank Hatch. N01“ A collection for this purpose was The total amoum 0‘ 800811901 doubtllfl
12 5.311 o'clock 'ym'1takerr 1117 in 1111 'Catholic churches lust ’0‘“ had been sivcn at $128. 679 80.
111.111 of the Connec-gunday, } City 0mClalS and PmPlOlcs were
wurns in “fall strceL1_Muslc and dancing no.3] James paid today by cashing checks issued
~1'1' slightly dammit Hotel every Saturday evening for 183' month at ”‘0 Birmingham Nfl‘
. 11.111». 1 .._______ ”07111131 13am;
-' 1 De ut Grand Sachcm \1 1111-1111 11. ' ‘8 ’8“. examiners today. under
' ”- Ilaio.-0’Brlen's. [Rowe]: nid‘ilélff. of cor-Ronni trib‘c.’ I. Loner 8“”??? WOW busy on a de-
,_ _ ,0. R- M. of Norwalk mmd me tailed statement of the codition of the
1‘hchy "3907““! the chiefs of Puugusshctt tribe; of ham Institution ‘0 progeny, ‘0 me receiver
“wok containing ’50. bury. Friday night. to ”Mr “mum‘s This will. show the audit of the am
“My”? ycsierdayyi’ter- for the coming term. The installa- Counts,
111,-1'k1-ib00‘k was later - witnessed by a delegation . . -——-—.__.
51.1111 and turned over $3333]? “fly from Norwalk. Jenn. (*m’R'r 11o l‘SVl-lNI‘IGATE.
I 1 \\ xsnwuwm J... 15 _ 1‘11.- Sm
I -—-Prize waltz tonight Armory. gallon “"lflinn‘ from tho fatal shooting
'11} dancing R0181 Junie. Perm Novcfly Orch. 1 v 11 111111111939 south or Llcul \V. H.
<11urday evening. Lanzdon ill \'ladlv_ostok “ "5 “Nil" "(id
Lloyd R. Phillips. 1-: lmer Ilagedorn, “will {0 "Pm-lln in Status quo in: til r111-
Urchcstra of this city and William 1) Gregory will attend Port or the findings of an \mvric .m
caged by the Compo “‘9 the New Haven conference of I‘uint- \‘l‘al court is lnummiiicd 10 Wash.
with music {01' their ers. Paperhangers and Decorators of.mm°"'
dances right up until America. tomorrow. as delegates f10m1 “"mim‘ G'Pflw‘s- " f‘ommunder-in-
\ basketball game is held Local No 0. 527 of this (.115 The 30“] Chief of the Atlantic flot‘t. informed
which the dancing is 0""anniversars of thc local's organization Ithc Nm‘.‘ l’t‘llarlmu-ni lute \cstcrdm
4"”“3 ”9‘0” midnlsht. was celebrns d on Thursdm e\s-.ning 11"“ "‘ had uilllOlnkd :1 Court or In-
; ~ 111 being held in National when about 80 guests w1re prescni quin to makr a ’full TnVQ'SIiR-Iltion of
1111 The local orchestra‘s ‘ihc clmumsi 111115 surrounding 1 1.“-
1m 8"10-“?‘1 " . -—-Prize Waltz tonight xrmory. 19111111 “Humans death.
Armory next Tues. night. Perrys ‘Noveuy (”Chi 1H(I):0~ql:(=;‘ 9.111031%“: #4; 201-11;
.\_ . - _ . - . un. . .-— 0 n .
. Smgmg “Tami“ Dane rangomi‘ms for “‘0 “mm“ mm [depression of recent monthsmtxrviu‘;
1 o‘clock. Better than ever.
(111.. to be held at tho Rmul Julms
Inn. on January 28 wcrc
A , A.-.
FOR
.HS and COLDS1
night. by the Philaihca 011183.01" in
Norwalk hi.1) 1:.l1urch a1 a. mectin
held at the home or Mrs. L. St. Joh
Keclcn 4 l" \W'1rslc) .1111 11110
11111110 last '
F‘ollowlng1
crcdited with having relieved some-
iizii‘efsinuml it. Uyhnekalmeh
t3 and M '0“- m
‘houset rmduvetlsemothochildmn
so workhveryiryingsndlw v
’- lhove foundtho
suchshelp.‘
lounge}
__.__._..._._..———————--
WV? 110' (‘K KILI S BROOKLYV
$1.11..
OLD LYME. Jun. l‘6.-——A hcavilv
loaded truck. on route from Norwich
to Brooklyn. N. Y.. overturned in
lanesvillc. Friday. and instantly kill-
ed Janus Brown. negro. of Brooklyn.
who was riding With the ‘driser.
”Mountain-iota!
wwomsn 111i-
“gin-a Lydia” 2:.
Mrs. moon nggbh Tnvwa,‘ James
isone’of memost common
Harder-Inga-
Novena;
i
i
1““
1
OPl-‘lCl ill. (‘ORRIY [’T'ION IV VI‘\\"
YORK.
NEXV YORK. Jan. l5.-—Mayor Hy-
lan 11nd Poficc Commissioner Enright
today wore subpoenflfd 10 appear ncxi
Monday as witnesses before the Grand
Jury inquiry into the alleged omcinl
cornfption. being conducted hy.for-1£ydia
Md make
overcome it by heron: ennui-once.
Wittoiny'
roiith Hrs}!- or’sexpsrisneemdtn
E’PinkhsmylsVegeubleCOmpmmd
” TEA
For Matchless Quality
Mdmyother'fos
is for.
4‘!
j HOSPITAL. . My.
Hospital is left 36. 000 um! Center Con-
Wontormmmrme
pony. Wyoilsttheremsilden
of her 855. 000 estate goes to s. broth-
er.JudsonK.Bsidwin.undn nioce.‘
ton.‘
\
MERIDEN‘. an. tsp—The Heriden
gregationsl church 88. 000 by the will
adored for mu. today. of Henriet-
i: eElin. Winslow. widow of Charles N.‘
manger of the Adams Express eomfl
Mrs. L. '1‘. .4111111911,. both of ficuthing-
mm m WEN m AND; NURSE ABSAULTED
WITH LEAD PM
.4-
ANNAPOIJS' 1111.. Jan. lfi.—-—Siruck
on the new wfth a piece or lead pipe
l¥i¢1§'-’l‘lnrriei M Kavmmugh of Butch,
Haspitai is dying st the hospital while
The assault occurred '1th night near
Acodemy Grove on the road between
Annapolis and the hospital
DEIIY HAN PICKS
GARDEN WRKWIERIIEO
DERBY. Jan. 15.—Henry fiictmney
~ TRUST co.
v
On account of the-
fire ‘in our former ’
1‘ quarters we are now
temporarily d o in g
business at the old
First National Book
Building, 24 Washing-
ton street. where busi-
ness will be carried on
as usual. .
mer Governor Charles B. Vl’hitman.
“hat the housing short: 11:»: in this city.
1which was acute lust Julv. in thc citv’
planning board's report on illc situa-
tion to Mayor Peters today. The sel—
('
l‘.‘
n.
1tl'n1cnt of the housing prnhlc'm the
Pine Comp-i 3‘11th 122.13.321.11: 1:13.211: '21:"? 1...... -1. mm S0
. . 'Fxtract en 0 ' 1v.ith other' post- -war readlusimr 111.
‘ a luncheon “"0“?“ "3 a. 5001'” ”mo' . The Board said it had found no cv-
526 . 'idcnce of such a. condition of (allusi-
11m 8; Powell, C011)-
5:111:11 Norwalk
DON’T ’GET
OUT OF
THE HABIT
Keep on adding
anything to your
«21-; account every
1“}? day, even
4111311 you are not
£ ing‘ as much as
" :1 were a year
1211521
Mu can deposit
: little as a dollar
2. time here—amid
1 mill be treated
-: as well as when
1 . were making
- qer depogim
1';
d...
The Christmas Rush Is Over
making your portraits
made.
MICHELS EN’S STUDIO
78 Washington St.
Telephone 437
1—. ,h‘-
The Christmas rush is over and we
have more time to give You‘why put H.111 11: 15 10111111 tho I nlttd States
it of! any longer—just come in an
have that long delayed photograph of H11- Mouth-.111 S1111r11111-(10urt in a
$0. Norwalk
:on bctuc- 1 n contractors .1nd 111 alcrs in
1materiails here as was uncovvred in
It is just at this time of the your that' , ,
our Studio oilers its best facilities for he“ lork'
\ll‘ Xli‘il (‘ I TY.
in
protest!111,.1gainsl the recent decision
cus’c invohing the ownership of the
Notch M ining Com puny.
ty is located in the‘Smt of Chihuahua.
Th British notc was received through.
{'thc mails by tho Foreign Office ycslcr— 1
'da_\. it sinformnl presentation being
PROTECTING
YOUR
FAMILY’S
FUTURE
How long will your'fam-
ily be able to maintain its
present standard of living
when your efl'orts stop?
That depends on wheth-
er you exercise the same
prudence and forethought‘
in your personal afiairs,
that have made your busi~
ness 8. success. '
1011p] uned by the fact that Great Bri-
talns representative here has no om-
clsl standing!
T‘VO SAILORS DJIO\VNEI)
On lioard the 1'.
at sea. Jan.
Associated 'Press).——Two men of. the
‘ SINGER mhlPANY REDUCES
“‘AGES.
ELIZABETH. N. J.. Jan. 15.4111!
Singer Manufncturinzf Company. mak-
ers of sewing machines. employing S.—
000 workers at its main plant here. to-
The prudent thing to do
now is to walking 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-
tact and conserve your es-
tote when you are no
_ longer here to look after it «
yourself.
gm years of expert-V.
' da yannolmcéd “n reductlon in wake-
i of 20 per cent.
come ell'cctive at once: it will not all-
' feet salaried employ.es
GREEKS 0015711va “CURSE/S.
LONDON. ‘ Jan. 15 —-Contlnuous
fonsive against the 11%?th Nation-
alists in the Brussa. sector. are report-
News dispatch rtom Athens.
._—._————-—-
l'RUl‘IJS'l‘ 0“'\' FIRSH‘IP 0F WES;
. .111. 15. —~—Great Bri-'
wh osv prover-
S. S. New Mexico
14.-—- my radio to The
Pacific fie-ct were lost overboard at
The decrease will be—'
successes for the Greeks in their 01--
ed in the latest Greek Army commu- ,
nique. forwarded today in I. Central .
1
1 openly.
. Knaves without device lived fan'-
_l_..
sea. in the last twanty-tour hours. ' . _ ° . -
31.... we... Edgar 0.... 12......“ ~ ly or unfairly as then- humor suit
rom tho 1'. S. 5. Arkansas. and Bur- ‘ '
ton Maynar. from the destroyer . Cd » m to “0'
1 gtoddcrt. Their bodies were not rc- ' . They had no na es
covered. .
tect.
Today the km‘ghts of misery
' have devices -— the advertised '
_' ; . “/7 Memarksof-their products. It
is even more necessarv'forthem:
_ . - 1 ‘to preserve a bright and spotless-
: ’ * . cinema-km ii Water as as;
, en knight tokeép his shield clean
- T R- and fix.
l
'._ f PEOPLEjS “
of Derby Neck, today placed on exhi.
hltion here two full quart baskets o!
ever-bearing strawberries. which he
picked in his garden yesterday.
THE cardinal virtues of an
interest-bearing inVesimem used
to be thzeeasni'ety of principal:
regularity of the return from 1-.
and a. satisfactory yield of in-
come from it. Now a fool-ti:
virtue has come to light namely
ospitsl value that keeps your
churiiy ' one hundred
' cents on the donor when ever!-
. thing else collapses.
Savings deposited he" at 4
per cent secure all four on the...
‘ virtuss $4.1
, THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
of 8M lorwslk, Donn.
a. nurse at the. Novel Academy '
police are looking for her assailant. ‘ '
THE OLDEN KNIGHTS
ORE SHIELDS , é
- “nth certain family devices painted theréon.’ To protect the fail; fame
of those escutchcons, they fought hard and well and dealt squarely and
into confidence and
If itbe unworthy 11. fails.
Buy advertised products. Read
the advertisements.
what you will buy.
You can be certain
. consistently ndvertisedpmdiwt is
good.
'hasprovedit.
The test of a million searchlighté
The name of the
WW mtees it. The
popularity.
to choose
that every
s. ..<
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Norwalk Chronicler