.W
Mrs. Rune“ 11311.0!ka street.
or Lorena street on My, “a mother and child
m a! db
or cam church are 1"" "c"!
Wm M‘ whim-mmmnouusees
‘Itofiev RmB'B' confinedtoherhome herewith use
Mr t""‘l‘em'mreevestt'aukutnose-iv.hasreturnedto
.uh wu'ner duties as teacher in one out the
primteschoolsotBoston.”
a .
“muons riosrave-
nest Washingt n street to '
‘ were out for a consider- ‘
of time from 9:45 o'clock
y evening. The cause of
was located at the plant
remedied.
, DB: “Mrs. Elmer E. Case. who
have been visiting His: Carrie Pettv.
or Rowayton avenue; for the past few.
dare. have returned to East Orange.
New Jersey. where they are spending
the winter ’Inonths.
! An entertainment for the benefit of
the Rowayton Libra”. was held- at
the home of Miss Dorothy Eastman,
in mghiand avenue. on Saturday
evening. After'the program. dancing
and a. social hour were enjoyed. A
neat sum was realized. which will be
raven to the Library as a contribu-
' ' tion from some of the talented young
We pond continued to be people of the village. _
W170!“ the young peofle of ‘
lee E. Dunnebacke. of 12 9
”be; entertained the mem-
ifi‘u Endeavor Circle at her
afternoon when mat-
Irtance to the circlcy to:
m blan- {or the future were
D
-)
Petty or New Canaan. alleging cruel-
ty. The couple were married Not. 1.
1913. “more well known in Nor-
walk, where Mr Petty was employed
Irv the South Norwalk Trust (‘nm-I
WI be received for the 'ear. This
1 be the last conference before the
ew York East Conference to he held
April», .
-'. held last evening at the
in Community hall. Van
I_ m teams are playing.
m b} Wicke. the other by
' The latter‘s team won the
. Iii-t night bya score or 14 165
. 8 13,180. After the sitting
’ lint hot dogs and colfee. rolls.
W and cruners was served.
in: nest sitting- will ~be held next
Iidimnz at the club rooms.
Mrs. toad Smith was a vgisitor
in Nortnint' yesterday with friends. ‘
MI‘S.‘ Charles \V. Smith. who has
been ill with the grip at her home on
Grove street for the past several dais.
is ImuchI bruit-cred.
a has anorexic-e of 1. 030 points
nteifmif Melvin Waldrons
.' "mm Captain Albert Fer-
~Blu Team in the pinochle tour-
m of the ltayflswer Hook
pally aflor‘fuesday nigh '8
dtflnrlfie scores on Tuesday night
,I - Wren, H.996 against Ferris, mm Him lornl authorities
8.205. Two more sittings wil be about. the tact ithnt Harry V. Snead.
held, “on February let. the last on who was placed tinder arrest charged
mm A: the conclusion or with reckless driving followins the
‘ I Mb individual prizes will death or Thomas W'llhur on the Post
" . Road remain has not been brought
Ito trial. )lr. Snead was not hdd- re-
sponsible for Mr. “'ilbur's death in
jhlri- and; Mm 1 H. Hendricks and
family of South Norwnllt are risking -'
their nephew and niece. War
and in. 1“. HI Smith at: Oak street;
Considerable criticism is being di-
Tia” YTON
F. Ambler. of ltowayton
Win. a week with rel.-
, one. Loud island.I
. W Sniifen of Raymond
@secepted a position is New
“follow!“ an inquest. but Grand
Juror. Milan Wilmott announced
his intentions of having Snead stand
triol on gobs-tsp of reckless driving.
The case has evident!) been dropped
since that time. however. and local
people are wondering why. when the
intention of pressing it had once been
an need that no further action.
nomads“ ‘wiiii n;
in
(Mad ms. Karl v.
.. , Raymond . .
W into their newly-built Fame-mu) (‘0. hAVI‘hGS BANK.
- ‘I' . Bide avenue.
Steven-sot now-canon GIG-I
" a new Ford tour-
lleports read at the annual. meet-
: received the vehicle Fri-
iatist 3‘1"» tors otkt‘h'e l‘s’lr-,
nerd total Bank. held yes- '
“I. twentobeieaneseeitent financial
:fdzuoum"”wtfir?;:"; condition and that the bank had a
thememmrot. 1%qu year is 1920 m
“ . .‘ M w his showedasubstantistzrowth.
glad to hear ' T39 fllm' directors Were elect-
‘ -. ' ed: Ass 8. Woodward. James G.
W Hull and m in. Gresonz. J. Thom-i emu-m. Arthur
tr have moved irnto the C. What Henry W. GWM' John
.. rte Raymond. formerly P“ Treml. Show Curtis; Her-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gra- bert R. smith and John T. Hayes.
. new in Pasadena. Cal. the meeting of the common and
Sentient. of Highhnd elected the following unicorn:
5m: in m I. Vice-memé—J’omes G. Gregory.
.mr school. Norwalk.
* Kiss Ella Beofield, the
instructor, who m
Curtis, ~
Teller—May Nattetord.
Bookkeeper-w‘lohn LI.
Miller.
who recently had a.
an elevator. while- at
,Clty. has been spend-
‘3' (immersing at th,‘
cess of the. truth. 1*»
population for 1918. based on a”
pilatian or the loco! regimefi m.
:61. 850 or 1,685. 306 more than the:
census of 19:0
proper the 1118 éItimafie “1.51.870;
figures. The decrease for thermpli-e
i3 1. 6 ffl‘l‘ rent;
is 1.9 per cent.
females in Japan proper.
families in Japan proper in 11.222353.
sue returns for 12-20:
Snghuiien ........... .708
{Die gem of the pinochle tourna- “a“! .Etfs’rem We; '0 Stamford H9 is . ,__,,,¢_
2.. of the Young Men's Cmnmunltyl;:od:'s.lm°dw ummings and 1‘0"” l Japaneee Empire. . . 0’05 510
DARIEV&N0R0T0NI WINE
linking
ment‘ut a daily,
CI".
to Gritheoburr and t
sumuion or an extension across the ill *2" u on “it Web!" dlfimfmfii
Baltic. so as to provide direct con—:Otbeu » the ‘.".“““ team are tons
municulsn between Hull and pun-afloat! Nooney. of how York 1 niversiti:
grad.
The directors organised following
Secretary and Treasurer-Lacuna!"
non": denosiied in“ .
I ’ments for war loans. . ’ 1 g
wires. For Japan,
36. or ’.i 109 796 more than the 1920
for 'Japan proper. it;
we 1:4. 850 more males than
The males
umber 22.001995 and the females
-7.3!S.154. The total number of
Their
Following an- the 10 largest cities
Japan proper ........ 53,963.!” 1
Ram .............. 173150.307
Formosa ............ 3.630.398
Em.”
LHNUON Jun 27. -—-—A plan
The scheme oi at the
The Swedish met-uncut is under—
stood to be willing to guarantee a to with Frank Frieseh‘s A..
per cent return oxer a given nunsber an all star collection of basketball
of years. if Britain will guarantee the plsvei-s which should (We the locals
capital necessary for the initial out—
the finding of Coroner John J. Phe- lay.
unsrrom Hull
is also I“
The route suggest
fl-
mamas incisor mesa. l.
'EW roux. ‘Jnn.
tlonal bankers and dealers in (outta
exchange were much intelested teas, Clinton. White. innchak and: Gear»
Em M i‘m Year and in the further extraordinary advancei
mum we Elected of remittances to London. the rate for
demand sterling rising at midday k
“a"! 1-0.
Thaw-summit» otlsctcents
‘terdst afternoon. showed that instl- 0"" 3NW3'7! fin!“ rate and a slit
of sinus: :5 cents in the pound ster-
ling from the low quotation of the
earl; days of this month. It was al-
most s year etc. or the first week of
February. 1920. that British bills re-
gistered the lowest {notations in their
history. demand bills on landed then
falling to 83.18.
The additional strengthening of
British Exchange here today estend~
ed to Canadian Exchange. the Non-
treal discount in this unmet falling
to below ten cents for the first fine
in several months. Only s few weeks
ago the Hontreal ghcount here was
ashlflnaslSi-iperoeu.
wsmimrox. mi. rim
a'l’i'eailziize!-.ilieiisnnouueetfimsurthat,
atotal 01' 813. 883 819.816.“ 2-! in
cash and ficurlues “found In the
Time-wire as a result of the count nec-
essitated hr the resignation at John
Burke as Treasurer.
This total I. about 810. 000. 000: 000
'I..ms.ter than usual. and is accounted
for by approximatelsr-M—moilt or
one sorrow moms
3:38 008‘ 938.;
. PARKE. Jan. 372%. flotil- of!
the V“! of the late m Mule“
“it
the 01th Human. and contain-
in; a mainsem jewel mating
the arms a: the city of ”to.
in her will.
guated
illsla. in. and later trons.
Elnw flehool. I
while in my Yorl: and then entered
the \t-w York other of tM‘Mveletf
ilnmnence Company.
.ml accident department
hone office of the Travelers in
61' digit “the “nth?“-
izoolmmr smi- or is soon snail. more emu
’01:ch can-h!» Maren-sine.
A; nu; .¢uugga or the Briwh‘ ,
and Swedish railroads are the same.
rapidity of "summation would be
assured.
IS- rum-s «any»
sameness! n: r. 8. mm ‘
fqreixn . govern- 3.
WASHINGTOM“ Jul. 27.—-Cottou ex-
ports last year W those of my”
gather coinmodliy seem-ding to tro- .
view of foreign, trade for that '
;: period M m ' " by " ‘
:partment at- W.
-- the like stifle
it a.
“For
the document. (Min
sealed package marked
When the Blunt. Eugenie visited
Paris in 1818 she spent an afternoon
in the m and was so touched
b) the sleotioente and cordial ml.»
come she received that she promised
that she would remember the museum
This museum! is largeiri
a municipal rather than a national
Nawalk M 9‘81" '0’ skating. A group of young people. under the 0‘ .Ilapan: _ collection and the Elam desired in‘
‘ “d not me “at“ Mt direction of Mrs. R r Eastman wiii.1°k‘° """""""" 2'1“}"3 ‘this wet: to verge“ he? ““1““ "~"
.M and from "'9“ “9t“ 3 tomorrow evening. present the two act 0.3“” """"""" ' 1“5"‘9:‘ ‘the city of Purl!-
* amazing? 22:; .22.... -..o... .2... com-2 2:2: ----- = ' ------ 22:22: -————-—————-. -
at shi . ,I, . _ ...I ............ , , I.
k decidedly lumpy however ”1%.. mtroatflgwgiltzcrikIHoTzeciol f \‘ugcya ____________ “19“ PH“. mm "PM DI“ if
m ”Fidel“ 1’ “11m 10' fancy “a“ ceeds will be {or the lx‘nt‘llt or the: Lukas“ """"" ‘ < 423.“: xvi-u Km’ mm mm.
-. Hose Compann The ,xoung people are Bagasaki ' """""" '7‘5‘ - W .l‘.’.
f letter perfect in their parts and a de- ' girfimn ‘ ' " - - - - . ”‘5‘“ -
e last quartet-h confer: nee 01" "3mm evening is assured those who . a to ........ .... 141.208 TWL’!‘ Jan. 21-4511“ N00"
)é” Wm be held next Monday “ume Tick?” ‘1" be m at "19; Hummus ............ 129.320 "A“ oft” 31K“
mg a: 8 o'clock at, the East Awfidoor. lulu ,,,,,,, ,I ,,,,,,,,,, 139.354 ignition! former member is-
, M. 3. church. when Dr. William 80mins ............... 113.973 School committee and claim enrol"
. , Kidd. I). 1).. the District Superiu ‘ Charles ll. pen of till I mi, ha Otaru ................ ”8.113 ger in the personal student‘- tic-Sun;
I...dent from Stamford will be pres-throng)“ w“ for BdIVW’ ”a t m: Sapporo ........... . “12.571 ‘mvnt of the Anna Lite :6“ Hal.
tilt: to satires: the conference. Re- lfr. M MI” I! ‘ “mm“ The following are mm for the va. (‘nmpnm died at St. Luke’s can
from the various organizations ' u ‘9 “5mm“ '“Ck‘mm’ rious warts of tin- Emvirr of the cen- N?“ 7"“ "‘3 m‘“ ””9"":
an one-ration on 'Wln
Mr. Leakis was born in the south
'und was 57 yt'hrs old. He was ma-
College. Car-i
from Dickinson
9 Harvard
He practic
Later he was
utppolnted (than examiner tn the per-
ot’ the
We had heed active in
one o! the (‘onnoctt-
thv- lkmocrsuc \‘n-
51“”
Hr. [Akin was s for—
:resident or the l' nltersitv Club
‘mer
om}. thoflqttotwog.
mm; Iand t r rvs
fie; “ores a
“I
5';
I.
- fiery
Au. mamum unburn-
sum.
The Nomik basketball team (Co.
.) will clash; at the Arrears. Wilt.
Calm
.mrv:
a hard battle.
Priesch b the star third baseman
{or the New York (limits and is nah.
to be a wonder on a basketball court
Houllhan. .ot lsnhsttsn College. and
Pitspstrtek. of Fordhsm
The lineup of the local team wli
consist of “Big” Georui Isiah. lhei
:7 _13“m.‘cmter. who starred i’or Stanford in cur 1mg om.“
the series 1“ completed: Dreyfus.
uteri.
ransom MES Sl’lGIDE.
ALTOONA.‘ Pa" Jan. fl.-—Georsc
C. Tompkhins. sentenced to death by
the Blair County court tor the mur-
der or hire. Caroline Humphries in
Csmbrls County. several years ago.
tried to commit suiolde in the jail st ,
Hollldsysburc. lad night. by hanging
himself with a belt fastened to his
eeiidsor.
The prisoner becoming entry after
his M rel-and hint. broke up a.
comb and tooth brush and threw the
w the wish! of the cell
M
door atthocnsrds.
v.
law f0? 8“"3 bill introduced at Hartford
this 7m“ in (‘onnortirut for the selection, ‘
em and continued in that mutton of men for jury duty. and maybe the
until he Wed his late position
I«with .tlie Aetnn life Insurance Conm
I'psnx in 1907.
for potato-a
up Sweden with England in nil dries-Cr!
means of a train ir-rry‘to M 10.600.- tional Cones-idiom at sea: Fraueleqo
_nno pounds is being considered by last spmmw.
business men of the two nation
Each We 0! “mastoid Dyes"
mounts straple- inaction to dye old.
nailed. shabby Ematerials. whether
#2.: M
emo ' val
We Best Prices Are Slashed.
. Taken a Wines Loss to Move
Stocks Immediately.
Nothing is reserved- We must move “E" ~ » - n . .
weeks to our New-Building on Nix-2h
garment of our present stock will be med at W: .\U x-
J ACOBY’S
: 153 Washington St.
frame: or on:
Sale
“Q Why
I
‘l‘ \"
Main \:
Him
South Xm'v alk
west. silk line-n. cotton or based:
goods. any new. rich, Melons colors
Buy no other dye. —
Salt Horse Io
Disappearing
S‘ihh‘hl’. Annually. .l:..ii :27.
('7: V Vitik‘ in“? or... :1 .2
the dermatitis of seamen an tamper-id
,to 2‘ n times when ’salt horas" sax
the chic? food in the TOTPCflr-UO. are
shown 1w :1 new set or requests just
{crumble-«l by the leeratxl Sea-
men’s l'nion- They ask that their
menu should include earned fruits.
condensed milk." Worcestershire and
«v'l'llf‘
x.» II:
CHEVROLET CARS
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries on 5 :
Notice.
AUSTIN’S GARAGE?
1‘1
_-—
tsmgto sauces. rools and scenes. ba-
con and eggs. boiled eggs. steak and‘
onions. soup. Irish stew. roast beef.
mutton; veal. assorted salads. cakes.
plum pudding with snow. custards.
jellies. "flail horse" was not on the
the. mmelied tensile and gleam
tablecloths three times a week are in-
listed upon.
smimwxox or lemons.
res-
terday by Senator Nehemiah Candee, '
o’l’ Norwall. provides that women? .
elector shall be eligible for jury duty '
upon the same terms as now apply to
male electors. » it's a queer war we
nor-ion won't ltiu- it. The selectnen
of the various towns prepare a list of
names- douhlo the nkmber to be'put
the in list from each town. .
¥hm lists gum jury mmmissimmrsis
“no duke hu‘ half the males. la:
the nature or things. the» jury mammals.“
stonrrs of a county know little orI
Mt those whose names are:
ind. nil! deletion process is,
made at madam most". The select-
men are usually carotid t‘ “#6111
the 5m“ to ”Ethane whnl
9:19me “Flu“ nice and 3
shite the resuit'is a good deal better
than vital}: be expected under the ar-
Wes. it oftmn happen: that incl
list contaids mines of persons whoi
would be among the test considered!
in. any one who was given a free hand i
in the rest":- of menu: selections
m and hr the various edema: of
(‘onnectteut may and some of tin ir
time occupied h! heating requests
from m that their name. not be
sent to the fury canals-losers. but
wrwu- unmi- will be pm at them
"“4- alwsys has been plenty or
men. willing to serve the State in that
capacity.
W
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am
I CutmmIIMenetose mater
sndnslitttol'oleytOs.. flSSM‘
snow m M
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s
W'e have always nzumruimw: a policy u;
grade of FURNIUTL’RE at tho lowest pill.
and service and that policy is ionilnut't].
win! A ssvmo or ()th F1: .14.
on EVERY ITEM IN OUR BIG STOCK
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