“tom promoted.
withssheetotioetfldsy
. Mascots which”
‘tli'opslttin-eodusn~
enjoYed limiter-
sy afternoon and lust
tday'soold weather-inn!-
,anotherafeernoonandovo.
yemeno Association win meet
row afternoon with Mrs. Hilton
' Cove avenue. .
Jennie Malkin. Gregory Boule-
is entertaining the members of
"A‘Womsn‘s Auxiliary of Christ
h‘at her home this afternoon
the usual weekly meeting.
v'erai coal barges are held up at
eotmncewof "the Norwalk harbor.
is!“ bound for Bridgeport. That
., it; is sutferlng.trom a lack of fuel
y was learned today and is eagerly
awaiting the arrival of these barges.
Frank Hollywood, the new steward
engaged to succeed the late Linwood
lie-demo. at the Norwalk Country
club. will make his formal bow to the
it
v ., the suppers for which the club is
I’lulév'vn will be served.
. *I‘fiammers are out in forcefat Calf
. {Pasture beach whenever the tide is
‘ dew. and are getting many bushels ot
goslings. The gosllngs are fatter
than ever this year and are quite plen— ‘
tiful so that even at the market they
are cheap
Rumors to the effect that the Dori'
Ion House would not be opened this
year have gone the rounds within the
. ~past few days. .but these it has been
fuarned. have been found to be un-
~rue. Proprietor ‘John O'Suilivan
plans to open this yeti? as usual with
ills excellent shore dinners.
. A little over a. year ago the ladles‘
ma Society. of the East avenue M. E.
’ hurch. assumed. as an obligation, the
npaid balance or an old mortgage
“ debt on the parsonage. Inst night—51
leans. consisting of the members
. u; ands.’ sat down to a
unicey dinner. with all the fixings. at
he church in celebration of the final
payment of this debt and the release
_ {the mortgage. An unusually fine
dinner was provided and splendidly
served.‘ Even more captivating than
"the fine aroma of things and to out.
was.the fragrance of good fellowship
pervading the whole atmosphere and
adding a keen tent of enjoyment to
the whole occasion. After all had
done justice to the repast provided. a
social hour was enjoyed. during which
all joined in singing some of the old
time favorites with a fervor , and.
bastion worthy an old time singing
sc During the evening Mrs. C.
D Hodcem favored with song.- and
Miss Marion L'fiommeaien with new
tations which were enjoyed b yell.
ROWA YTON
A book club will shortly be started
‘ in the village for the benefit of the
Rmyton Free Library. After all the
members have read the books they
faring committees at the Ba- ‘
qobtrzmlttee o! the East Norwalk:
embers this evening, when one oil
we and 3' social time. The
following omcers were installed: .
Noble Grand~Frances Stannord.
? Vice-Noble gonad—Grotto DeBoer.
Financial Secretary—Mrs. Alice
Worden. .
} Emitter—Hrs. Melissa. Buttery: .
Finnish—Anna Brown. v .
Floor Director—George Crosby.
Trustee—Hrs. fChdrlotte ‘Crosby.
R. 8. to N. G.——Mrs. Ch‘a’rlotte Cros-
b . -. . . ,
yr. 3. to N. ’o.-.—M:-s. Bertha 'Jeu-
nine!-
3 R. S. to V. N. G.-—Elsie Long.
! L. 8. to V. N. G.—-—Josephine Old-
field.
Warden-fllmbeth Mettzler.
Conductor—Margery Leemoubuin.
Chaplain-L—Mrs. Alicethle.
Inside Guard—Mrs. Sadie Steups.
Outside (blow-William George. f
The omoers were installed by Dep-
uty President Gray. and fluff. of
Stamford.
Following the installation. thFHirth-
day or the lodge was celeb dwith
a sdclai time. In which a h rtfi-
day cake played a prominent part.
There was dancing. Dainty refresh-
ments were served.
EP‘V’OR’I‘H LEAGUE OWll‘EltS.
An enjoyable social of the Epworth
League of the Norwalk M. E. Church
was held last night. Games were
played and refreshments served (lur-
iug‘the course of the evening.
At the business meeting over which
Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor.
presided. plsno for increasing the
membership of the league were made.
The following were chosen to fill va-
cancies in the offices of the league:
President—George R. Brunjes.
Vlrc- President—Lillian King. R
Treasurer—Ralph L3 cett
CHAUFFEL'R'S CASE NOLLED.
The case of Stephen Smith. of New
Rochelle, churned with manslaughtl-r'
in connection with the death of Ed-
ward 'i‘uttle. of ltowuyton. was nollcd.
this morning. in the uptown (‘lty court
by Judge George H. V'osburgh. upon
the recommendation of Prosecuting
Attorney Edward M. Lockwood. Cor-
oner Phelan. in his finding. found
Smith not guilty ot‘ any criminal neg-
lig’ence.
Smith was operating the automo-
bile that struck Tattle on tho Con-
necticut turnpike. inflicting wounds
which caused deatluu few hours later.
- PRESENTED \vrm GOLD l'lY.
Mrs. (‘utherine Fraser. of Straw-
berry Hill. was presented with a
handsome gold pin last night by
members of Lady Manchlnn Lodge.
No. 82. Daughters of Booth. at I.
meeting of that organization held last
night. Mrs. Fraser leavcs'shortly for
Canada.
At- the meeting dual arrangements
were made for the Bobby Burns sup-
per which will be held at 2.- 80 o'clock
Saturday night in Red Menu hall. 25
Main street.
AN‘SONIA CANDY COIPANY
BURN“) OUT.
ANBONIA. Jan. 20.——l~‘lre of un-
known origin early today gutted the
establishment or the Purity Confec~
tbmry try in the Smith Build-
caused damage to the stock of the A
The regular week night meetings of
the 110an Baptist church which
have been held at the homes of the
members in order to conserve coal at
them will be held this "song
with Mr, and Mrs. Fred M. Arnold.
Crockett avenue at 8 o'clock.
ml
esday afternoon. as mi. i
who in the village wt“ to
spend an interesting sfternoa. go
around to the Bose house and sea the!
in charge are glad to have the poo-
pie or the village present and seewhat
a: the children are doing. In a few‘
w
ton: Hose Company and the dancing;
cud. will be given Mrs. Towns. who
AI up!" talented. plans to sure a lead,
”3103.; ha
am the estate at Irving 1:. lion.
fieyfaotmm over a dispute of a
”the sum or $600.
‘1” ‘ mater complaint alleges that on
.. p lust-lied by the defiendnt
' f wk“ The case ls museum
”that? term of the Court of
”Ll-IF the law-um o! Tun—l
Connery appearing for Hrs.
.Lsdies' mam. o! the Rs-
Baptist church. not with Hrs.
. y afternoon;
. In Eugene Am-.
“11.6.11Aibreeht. .l
. B.I-l. Evury.
'3,me 30.9-
.tmpnysmeiaa.
mm m-
rmmglftsot
m
a. joint benefit. for the Roway- TAKE SAIII‘S 'I‘O
and overwork. the kidneys in their
we Jessie Adler of Richard. ave- ‘eirorts to filter It tron the
m much: = suit Ros-hr onion .1
kidneys coon-loudly. You an“ in.
plant? and asks for damages or $500. ell:
PW belonging to the estate or vol-on. else you feel a dull
‘Pol'ley' in this city was at- the kidney remon. sharp pain- in the
Mrs. back or sick headache. d
soon tongue is coated and
be: i 6: 1930 she mm u. out- when the weather ls hail you ha '
mm up ulna; requireP cloudy. tux! 0! menu the?
d that she was em 3325 often get lmmdrfiblldfif you to get
up two or three timep during th .
also
MW‘I‘m mm
1 .
We Col- _
C. Turner Company. clothlers. the
Vogue Shop and tenants in the uppel
p'art otthe building. The loss is esti.
mated st ‘35. 000, partially coxerbd by
insurance.
KILLED HUSBAND FOR BURGLAR
' CLEVELAND. 0., Jan.
Maud Miller. 36 shot and killed her
husband. Peter Miller fraternal l
crusher. in the vestibule of th
in?“ morning.
(Mrs. hi told .the {plies she
thought her husband“ was a burglar,
hsvin been mad to
mm mm house. 8 e
FLUSHIIDNEYS
“buttress-0W,
where“
m.
Meatlomsurlssoldwhishenites
antic-Stile:
t'henu like Von relieve m bow;
moving all the acids, -
0-. your
rheumatic mm The 1) e
‘ fornication Mad“:
The. two M depositing to the
story toldthe police and in courtwhm ‘
they weremod. 7m morn-
ing on Main street. Water and smoke
mam.“
were arrested. by
,ooo‘:13 munitions
return-wills. Maude lice Depaitnent‘at the m :2; ‘
ing.’ f beta»! {page Young.
Wurantl. and.
is the Belmont Hotel.
finally.
The suspicions of the police
and. Mrs.
nature was introduced at the
noon.
Young ordered that a nolle be
told to leave the town.
and Patrolman Parker. of St
were in Norwalk. this mornln
in Marion.
Friendship Association;
or the Past Noble Glands oi
Airs. George W. Stevens. in
ton. last evening. and
following queers:
President—Marlo Planer.
Vice-PresidentARose Carr.
Treasurer—Carrie Foster."
Conductor—Nellie Huwkes.
Msrshat—lhmthy Acton.
Chaplnln—Mnry'steveus. .
‘ Finnish-Nellie Bartram.
enjoyed: and a supper served.
Themes on Tuesday evening.
ary 1st
WILL ENFOBCIZ SI NMYO
BERW'ICK. Pa" Jan.
in an order by the Berwick
published today
many of them have
will be revived.
do. fountains and newspaper
msln closed on Sunday he
Gasoline stations are included
Brealls ‘ any Cold
gunnin-
lmmmotthemsda
Stamford on ma a dance. and
these twomu. They went to several
wound up
They had had
,few drinks In a Pacific street res-‘
mutant below going to the he”. .;
arousedand the four were: toiiowed.
gnvestigation showed tint Diamond
Haddch who is married.
and who has two childremhad regis-
tered as man and wife; and that Gal-
ios posed as the husbmd of It. in-
to. I '
Evidence of a decidedly scandalous
which continued until yesterday after-
However. this morning Judge
in the cases. and that the women be
Detective Sergeant Thomas Folev
ing up the records of the women.
NE“! OFFICERS iNSTAhLED.
l-‘rkndshlp Associstksr Meets wan
Mr. and Mrs George W. Sevens,
Lodge.‘i. 0. 0. R. met with Mr. and
secretary—Jennie Bradbury.
Attesthemeetlngasoolsittmewas
president‘s jewel was presented to the
retiring president. Mrs. Earl Thomas
The next meeting will be with“: ”amok M has
enforcement of Sabbath observ n
lam here is demanded ‘of the police
so long ago that the poovtsions or
will be directed by the police to re-
Council
0"““M” “fit" "firms-"W“ . .79,“ m“: / ‘ssows m \
been forgotten _..‘_.__. , x A ,
l’nder the order so- - . mm
‘ltands o 1
-OF A COURSE AT
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inFevl Hours
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Inksnt Relief! Don't stny stuttedx
up! Quit blowing and saunas! A
rains: pt 'Papo‘s Cold Compound” tax?
Pen every two hours until time doses 3... ‘h. but“. W
are taken usually breaks up any cold. 0‘
bead; Moos. running: relieves the w .
Who. was term-hm, shd‘qsy' on” the next’
We, " . “Nd 3’3”“ ' riot sverlastiugly at it
w. sure. «in -
ossis at drug stores. 2.“ d W In“ 3’
mus-manning» ”mks-patjtbyde.
1M9“ Iii-B WC! m a. i, m M
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maroon! tone true: “WM ,-
Jones said litany was blocked by! W 1 “a W” the
aMmulessimesdesthx-catcm'”“ ”Mil”
:eniag gesture to Righter: it away nithth oft‘be W
refused to We: 59“”. met:- WHWMRW
“tale ass-sat Jun: a welldiaected mfif’m 4‘: m“ “3 ‘
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if? .5
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daemof salon-m on to your table,
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leaves. p;
msht. It in???
[w the brow The‘mule'slsg was
Wm uses.
broken in two «pm. It -ww—
m somedm helple- srlppte and shot.
Jou- will recover.
BluDGEP Jan. 3am”
shears. the local W is
backintown “terabytes” York.
i‘rsnklehasbeenwvutlaginoueot
theahipgsrdsdoquW.”
heishsckhere (argued
While in New York shear-u -was
stricken with pneumonia and for a
mu. cit-y little load boy as in
Hand shape. but he pulled mmm an-
or a three weeks' stay in a hospital.
and he does not look any the worse
for hisexperlence.
4.
fuss- BEBENSTEN room)
is NEW yous norm.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20.—-)lrs. Rich—
ard B. We. of)“. vex-non. who
disappeared last MM" was found
late vesicular in a hotel he! resil-
tered under her up name. pane: of-
licials stated tohy.
)(rs. Devon-ten had written a letter
to her hI'bBI'Id asking him to send
her money in care or general delivery.
Her husband and a detective waited
at the general delivery window until
an emptoye of the hotel called and
asked for Mrs. Boron-tent mail. They
accompanied the em'ploye to the
hotel. ‘
Mrs Borough-n told her husband
she planned to go to Cambridge. MI.-
to vlslt her two sons and a sister~in-
lawr
lfnul Recently Mrs. Wu was
under trestsnent in a sanitarium fol-
lowing a nervous breakdown.
became
hearing
entered
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