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MAHAeKebo Hm WA
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SOUTH , NOfiWALK
739. 542.30, $47.50 ' - . ‘
cm Prices 011me The ‘nmwmrd m meeting” at.
1 the legal voters of Trinity Parish will-
me .3. ustantial am 3he heldtomorrow. Tuesday evening. in
lane parish mm. at 3 o'clock. to call a.
Q rector. elect officers for the ensuing
year. amt'transact any other blames
proper to come before said meeting.
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A still alarm about 6 o’clock last
evening called the Centralv Station- ap»
puatus to a. grass fire at the rear of
the mu Engineering company. A.
the tire was way out in the salt men.-
dows. n was done as it was im-
'possibib to reach it. and the channels
or mterggonflhbd it to one section of
the meadow.
—COI.l.n.t mama Gino“
{23; ll NEWS
The regular semi- monthly shift of
‘police sergeants went into effect. yes-«v
: ” Smuh reports f“ terday. whereby Sergeant Harry Gib-
" " ‘ “"“fim‘ment t° “3 son goes from traffic duty :1: Man:
land Wall streets days to, desk duty
'at headquarters. City Hall at night.
and Sergeant Bryan Silk goes I‘i om
desk duty at night at headquarters to
traffic duty days at Main and Wall
m ‘ .
-"I in the South Nor-
».I-Img tournament will
as hing.
mIIIIII' meeting of the-
..l“, Loan and In'ut—
, IIIll be held tomor-
Benny Dennis. who roomed at 33%
West \Vaahington street. reported to
the police on Saturday afternoon that
his landlady, Mrs. James wouldn't: al-
low him to get his clothes or belong-
ings and that he wanted them. In-
vestigation disclosed the fact that.
Dennis owned :10 room rent and that
Mrs. James was holding his clothes
(or that amount. Dennis thryatened
to see a lawyer about the matter.
IIilh Mrs. I. s. JeI-‘ -—-————-——‘
Hill 1’. cad. All wo-' New York papers canied at it:- ngth
I!“ SH)‘ 111‘ng to be this morning. It story iellinp; of the dis-
xgppearamce of Mrs. Ric hard 13.. Her-
’edtsen or 239 Primrose avenue mun:
Vernon. from her home Saturday
I .night. after having been home for less
”“1 of this city is than a week after a two years cou-
' " “’“r- giIing EXhibl' linement in a sanitarium at Stamford.
’ "" shootmg, and meet— The New York police and the worn: In s
'1‘ 1‘1“?“ Inmnbury, relatives are inclined to believe that
ithe woman will rervisit this sction of
the country as she is more. or less
7““ L053”- Daughters familiar with the towns in the. vicin-
r';l ”Unlol’ll. hfli accepted ity of Stamford
2» attend aBIn-ns supper
«I. .‘IaIIIahlan Lodge, in}
a Saturday evening.
. . I. prominent Norwalk
has resigned his po-
Izridgeport Post and
.ILII ‘ the Bridgeport
~ :: p. In.. mission study
ilzlrris & Guns:
~Speciais at the New York Market
[Rib lamb chons. 24c. Lom lamb
‘chops, 35c. Stew lamb 120. Boned
i” Springtime in rump Corned Beef 24c.
:I week’s eng'agEment ,
Upcru House in New The new schedules affecting
"1mm: Monday. Jan. 24. :Norwaik- Bridgeport trolley system
(’0 visit his residence in went into effect yesterday. by which
lk during that period. [ten minutes is cut from the running
time between this city and Bridgeport.
. ..I business meeting of the The first car left this city yesterday
In \ (‘ ongvegatlonal church morning for VVestport Southnort and
i-l on '1' lmrsdny evening of :Brldgeport at. I231I a. m.. and the last
stunting at 6: 30 o‘lclock. car leaIes at 11: p m. Previously
1. i‘Il.
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2"llllll r will be served which is .to this the cars had been leaving at 48 '
llé‘ members of the church.‘
5 .L report of the work done
we year will be made.
minutes past the hour. These cars will
maintain the' hoully schedue. Cure
leave Bridgeport at the same time as
they leave new.
-a Goal .8. HAITI! C (3". sheing due to leave from the Bridgeport
W railroad station at 11:31 p. m.
FOR
'(I‘IHS and COLDS'
'1 2 Pine Comp. with. God
E,‘ r Extract and Menthol»
52¢
L——§ale wm continue at Donnelly‘s
day and Wednesday,
bad weather we had._ 1- 3 on? on ev—'
‘erything in the store. except Victrolas
yecords and Hoover Cleaners.
the ’
The last car downO;
for three days more, Monday- Tues-Idnubtedlv be greatly
And a; general revis.
ion on everything else
in the store.
Rogers and;
Stevens
Noreen:
'l‘kuvn Clerk Herbert R. Smith was
at his accustomed post this morning
after a considerable absence. due to
illness and is being snow by those
who haIe business there.
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1). Louis IIaIiI-igan this morning pur-
Ichased from Andrew J. Collins the
house at No. S- ’ West avenue. formerly
occupied III In. Mabel J. PerI’S'. The
house is situated between Reyn6lds
sausage and the. Norwaik lash schOOL
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5 ——9an wm- continue at Donnelly's
for three days more. Monday. TBes—'
day and Wednesday. on account of
bad II rather IIe had. 1-3 of! on ev-
erything in the store. except. Victrolas.
Records and Hoover I‘leaners.
‘
A resident of Lowndes avenue com-
plained to the. police Saturday utter-
IIoon the. someone had fired a shot
at the house. bfeaklnsa the window.
Investigation by Patrolman John
’l‘oothill showed that some boy had
evidently been the marlnmah: as the
1window was froken by a. BB shot.
The Port Cheater, police. reported
early yesterday morning that abrown
Cadillac car had been in an accident
there. but had driven away without
stopping. Patrolman Lorenao‘ Ad-
.Ims. when notified. reported that a
car answering the desorlp'fibn had
passed through Norfllk about five
minutes previously.
I c. w.
Feast-tr. ex-Mayor of Spokane.
\Yashinzton. and a member of the ville Coulee-Journal. .,..--
Public l'lilities Commission in the
Suzie of \Vushinglon. will be‘lhe prin-
(‘ipul speak“ at a dinner to be held
at the lloyal James Inn tonight in
honor of 0. ll’. Foster. the new lessee
‘of the hotel. Mr. lI‘assetLls an inter—
esting speaker and his talk will un-
enjoyed. The
on account or nIt- nu'for the banquet is elaborate» and
enticing. More. than two hundred per-
sons are expected to attend the affair.
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i Allen I-.-.
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. . The Christmas RushIfiQVGY
Ill<0n 8;, Powell, Corp.
South Norwalk
making your portraits
‘started'sult against hfrs. Anna Gustaf-
on
Februau 7th. The action has arisen
.mer. todaybeauaeameulberotthe
Mum
' the valley: .0! the luaccadble’ Guns
‘lc plalni. were monolithic“ at an-
:vicinfly cram seavnjhldtm top
1“
Amines a. “manner or enamel: luv
Wood Jim contractor, has
or East Norwalk. for damages of <
it is just at thistuae of the year that s 200 the case being returnable to the
our 5‘.“le oiIers its best facilities 101' City court. of Normalk. on Monday
Thomas Puberty. at the First- dis-
trial: formmy— connectedm a local
of the Ber Times. a
Kr. and ms. Allure MD. Hamilton.
who have been residing in menu»
,ter m thelr mum:- .aire marine
into their new ‘homc. 27” Franklin ,
street. today. . 1
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mum or: alumnae.
colon“, cam Tm mew
m- They Had. m
Command at tit he.
The Inhabitants at smug seem
"mummenorfliwardafmemt-
Latent tines. M were a 1m and
barbarous people. but uninvited to
~the cultivation of commerce by‘the
murly joined towards the north. and
attained by menu 01! It torment de
gree oi! opulent-e which me than:
radium: Their territory” of small
mt lay on ‘the eastern shore o!
the Eirxlue sea. The greater portion
at it mm. and the am
humid: we! ind frequent and heavy
W their plains. on me
of which we dwell!“ o! the le‘
were placed. raised tor the mm part
um suns. new” 0: the coun-'
tfy “he carpal-at and somew
above the middle stature. and the r
language was hard of utterance and‘.
smeeflul. Their chief river. the“
Finals, like the Rhine. lost itself in
interminable was. . ,
Northern Saline. including the
realm am Somalia and the for
est: «Germanium: atthe frozen
sea, was a- wilderness th Ch Which
many. pastoral and h nations
incensed: roamedfivcmlt Free
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Milk anduflllt Prevent “Fathers.
The most recent. researches into fil-
lagra. just published In the form of Iv
l
deficiency ol milk and M meat in
the diet is the prihélpal cause of the
dim
Dr. Joseph Goldberger, salmon: the
«world awe-089$ nowledga,
poiE‘gI-a. urges that cows bé‘
W lug these m of our-
Southem state- in which? vellum is
moat prevalent. and that all the-yen!»
round fresh meat market: be estab-
llshed.
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, HI: Views.
"She‘s swat and-simple.”
“Sounds good. Still. I don't think 1
care to marry a simple girl."—Loall--
report one the United islets: pub- l _
lIc health mice. make]; clear that“, . . .
defint many selections on the me.
while many interesting, and mute:
games; as well as lane-int: were enl‘
loved
served. after m tn guests We
ed at a late hour. . Mr. om
any happy returns or the day. The-
friends present were:
Mr. and Mrs. B. Hahn. Mr. and In.
Mr. and Mrs. W Spiller, Mr. and Mrs.
W.- R. Hesse ’Mr.
House. Mr. and Mrs. A. Pechtold Mr.
and Mrs. H Italian“ Mr. and. Mrs.
A. wanna-up. and Mrs; W. Wellnlta.
Mines Mae and louse Ban“ Tessie
Stephan, Elsie q. Raina. Lillian, A.
Schaefl' apd m“ or Hughes. Media.
Gerhardt Helm. Eduard E. Heaps.
Charles (mines. John mung. Pied
Easing“. and Masters Deidrlch and. Wei-
ter Lorton Welinitx. \
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One of die. meet uum bII-unaay
parties 0! the s n was tedderéd
yesterday torEvelynv «Milky. daugh
ter of Mr. and "Mrs. Jacob Yourdlsky.
8 North avenue, celebrating her elev-
enth birthday. Various games were
played. The prize winners were
Dancing and musical selections made
the uterine. a very ptemnt one.
plane accompanied by terse! Helfant
on the violin! A dainty collation was
served during the afternoon. The
uplift;
' earn. " ’
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Sylvia’Gans and Sylvia Alum-our
Ina-Jennie Yourdiaky presided at the
-h.._._ .
' I O and W A Abraham. Saul .
61th We: miss; filth! M- M lD‘ulbu-g, William and lame! Hél'l'ant
ffleW ““1"“ mm“! "‘9 0W Freda roam» Mr. and Mrs. G.
William Wellwl “Weed W “I” moat-am Henry and Jeanie Yourdil-
l'ks‘ Hr. Ind am. I, Helium and MI.
Summons.
Thgnestaleftatu late hoax-w
A very tasty m m lag the hostess maay happy returns of
J Banks. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmidt. 9‘9"“ WWWWS-mrdnr When a
m “y. a June Eden Meyers. of Baum.
. was'the wack—vnd guest of Miss Rath-
. *' leen i. no“ .-.t II - h m . ' .,
are. and m- m Morals of meet” “ " ° 9 °" rm
204 El? avenue Wei-e Irma a very _ ..__‘.'....
L Geovtt‘ Slillman and Freeman
we 6? friends mine fwnrNe ew York Hughes uttenderl the Auto show III -
and Mrs» mat“ spend the week—end with them and
To the party?
were In. Tortorelia‘s uncle and aunt
Ienjoy their hospitality.
11m. and fire. gromoreu: or 29: Mot
Loturzo and his cousin Frank Tortur-
elh. arm street. The
calmeinatoudxoarandarea
marriage; oil-Mid: Leslie Judge.
””501!“ next mmy
friends». here mu emu.
the city,
the Royal James Hotel» under th
management or P. Walter Guuardi‘:
Mrs. Evelyn lilies. of 3
Place." Mt. h Nomlmeami
high-Isis of
ourtlan
old. were united l
i
In spirit with tho wi
the nation “'l”.
visitors
present bulimia-delightful time here.‘
Invitation! hm been issued for the
of
mum and Paul Petteu. tau 0:
New York... but. now at Allentown
Penn-1.1m The ceremony will be
in Allen-
town: and- : number a! Relative. and
Mt. Potters
and Ma. Judah have my friends in
having'been connected with
MA.
marriage at the home of the bride In
on January ‘17IlI,
O
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resign“ at Ifoumund place.
Edward F‘rmb came. Io South Nor.
walk from New York city yesterday
:and Vien- pleasantly entertained at in
home or Mr. Freon on have street. It
was his birthday and the occasion was
properly volebrmed by his guests.
New York on Saturday.
O
Mr. and Mrs. Eduanl J.
FlILlIerly
and son Edward J. .lI..
‘ went yester-
street. New York. Mr. sandman. J‘ohn day in Port Chester
Mr; and Mrs. SIIlney Redlent. of
t the First district. wvrv in Bridgeport
Saturday after-neon.
Mr. and Mrs. Driller Hoyt. of West-
port avenue. entertained friends at
their home yesterday.
' Alive Mary Cinrkin of Belt avenue
spent Sunday with friends in Port
Chester. N. Y.
Samuel Ireland. of 10 Rates (“mu-I,
e spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
Arrested for drunkaIness. Saturday
night. by Patrolman Adams and Mur-
phy. Jumrs llaly Was arraigned I'n Ihe
uptown (‘ily court. this morning. hw—
fore Judge Nehemiah Candec. He
was lined the actual costs of lllt‘ ruse.
d
sdom of Benjamin Franklin.
his lIiI'llIdIl)‘.
unite in a general effort In extend and spread the
gospelwoflhrift.
The program extends over :I one
weekvperiod and each day of that I‘nrticular week
is set aside to enmhasize Olll" particular phase «II
true thrift, as follows-
‘D .
Amday, National Thfift' or bank day; Tuesday. Budget day; Wednesday. Antional
Life Insurance.- day, ThnmdaIIg-v Own Your Own Home Day; Friday, Make A Will Day;
Saturday, Pay I’m Bills PromptlI Day; Sunday, Share With Others Day
The City National Bank will co—operate heartily in the movement for 15¢ nation’s
And. rt urges you to cooperate hcaI‘Iily too by “spending less’chan
.
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you
a. ,
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS—‘i TO 8
CITY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
. mm as t m M ,
. LC A. m Warned the ceremony. ”
“ The couple were attended by mm ‘1’
who Were present . There win he no
wed, ding‘lrlp the couple miklné‘heh‘
A lime party or ol'lice associates 08‘:
A “5
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The Christmas rush is over and we out or the alleged unpaid balance of
have more time to give you—why put 31! I.0 fox the remodeling of a house of
it oi! any longer—just come in and the defendenls prior to November
have that long delayed photograph 2nd 1920. PerPrtI In East Nor-walk.
made. IaluI-d at $25 0. was attax’hed by Deps
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:" "ism.” ' r so»);
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MICHELSEN'S STUDIO
78 Washington st.
Telephone 437
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PROTECTING
YOUR
FAMILY’S
FUTURE
How long will your fam-
ily be able to unintain its
. present standard. of living
when your. efforts stop?
That depends on Wheth-
er you exercise the same
prudence and forethought
in your personal afiairs
that have mule your busi.
ness 9. success
The prudent thing to do
. now is to call in your law-
(yerand make a will.
And, in. your will, ap-
point a trust company as
. the executor and» trustee
of your estate. It will pro-
tect and conserve‘ your e;-
. > tate When you.. are 'no
longer here to look after it
DONT GET.
OUT OF
THE HABIT
Keep on adding .
[Irlething to your'
’ account every
day, even
ugh you are not
.ning asmuch as
{Mu were a year ~
fl. “all?
Y ou can deposit
< little as a. dollar
a time here—-and
' (It! will be heated
‘Ist as well aswhen.
:Hu were
W” er deposits.-
Cc,
So. Norwalk
utI Sheriff, 1: award 11. boulens in the.
Tam—
acfirm on Saturday afternoon.
many 8: Connery represent Mr. “’ood.
‘
THE
BEOPLE’S - r
TRUST (:0.
o.———
- on [account of the ’
fire in- our formei'fi
\
quarters wes‘areznofi ’
v}. .
temporaazilye' Roi :ng‘;
One of th
gent buying.”
Wis‘e bung saves money.
well-spent: dollar always brings
‘ more than if; carelessly spent.
The one great help to intelli-
gent’buyiagis information. Thfi
is best owed by reading the
advertisellems Plum-your newspa-
pr. Reading'- advertisements
mes youtakmwledge 0f phat In
new and pd. 1t heaps magnet-
odes to vines. It euahheyoa to
.m Whether your buying is large
em' said:
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Theecosteof-living noble!!! 19w been studied- by some able people.
. “What every American homezneeds most is intelli-
invariably dependable They are
good value or it would not pay to
advertise them.
Merchants and mmufacturcrs
:who put these advertisements-in
the paper are progressive and
want to give good. valies. They
,linow that advertisiw, by ”in-
musing the number of‘salea, will
Enter prices and give you more
. for your money.
Norwalk Chronicler