Convontion .6: the Order of the
mill paid last night and it is re~
d that «the to: is in excellent con-
i J _l j
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‘irli‘is evening Minn moss. Swiss bell-
Wger lm liter and monolog-uist
it appear at the. East Avenue M. E.
urch and give anothm of his well
oWn entertainments. and: r the aus-
of Atlas Marion 1' Hmnmodieu's
nday school class.
‘A number of East Norwnlk people
massed the Company K—Jntorcol-
te bash’etball game at. llw armory
tuna 'and tho vordivt \‘ns that
Was client the [chiral anal at the
e time the Ci‘E‘lelPSf gnmrs played
j in a long limo. Tim visitors wrre.
leited by a score of 41" to 34.
flowing was dome rt tho meeting of
7 _‘ \Voman‘s Auxiliary of (‘hrist
uncirat the Home of Mrs. James
er. Lorena stror-t yeah-rday after-
11. there being :1 good attentiona-
members; The next mating will be
Id next Thursday afternoon at. the
' e of .Mrs. P. M. Wheeler, Edlio
hue.
fer—6% YTON
m‘Hwin L. St 'ens of ltowayton ave-
73.1]? hi; the day in New York
at)“ on business.
,Plzms are now being perfected for
e; book club shortly to be started tn
,9 village. Mrs. Oscar Scott and
. May R. Mitchell have the mat—
r'in chnrge.
An epidemic of mumps seems to
have mad. its appt urancc around the
vtown .scxo: 9i rhildron lladng attacks
1 them, nsr‘r-ssitatinx: their remain-
ing from sci: nol.
The entort: mmu nt‘. scheduled to be
held sfewning. at the Rownyton
, -1 (‘ompanyn «traders. has been
' postponed until nut. Monday evening.
. OBITUARY
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford “'icks of New
ork ci ty will shortly come to Row-
yton to reside. Sandy's many friends
i be happy to learn that he is com—
1 : back to his old hOlmI town to live.
The Nash. Engineering company on
e Wilson l'olnt road. which has
;pt its clocks five minuli's ahead of
,dard Unite for the past thm ”a”.
order to allow omplnym to cstch
iles‘u paling at 4:55 after the duy'l
rk. has returned to standard time.
3. Employer arriving lute in the.
in. We caused the. chungo.
_ nut thirty—the Rowmlonites are
7?; rking It the Nash plant. but. have
‘ bus for arrived home on schedule.
. trolley in charge of Conductor
Juries Buckman being consistently in
‘ minutes late.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Jan. 28,——
ndeliers have been installed in In-
udeuce Hail that arc exact re~
uegions of the original fixtures
ifi whEn that historic building
ted.
They are no result or a special de-
q u prepamd by experts after u. care-
study of the chanderiiars which
:- y”,
ction otthe hall in 1135.
Some of the originals of that per-
. still in exists-11cc. are found in All
flows Church. Busting. England.
it was there that the experts went
exsminae fixtures.
Ii‘he chadeliers are exact facsimiles
the originals. with the exception
hey are wired rm-
are made of crum-
the candle area is-
at by means of a small frosted
M
WAN nix-1165's SEAT
' N' 3‘" ”3 —Rosver N.
I -_ member of the Irish 39-,
' "‘ “at h- re-lxned his
de, giving as his reason
mement with the rm).-
‘lettow’ members on Vital
filler.
‘- _“_‘-—-—— W
8, new armada
m- -dmturln.
— 3“ ‘Me a
8mm
'm Re.
, dosh-e.
completelv
'0“ Eng",
‘ ’pter’ o. ,E.’ s. has born manila:
IJ only—«look for the name California on
re in use at the time of the eon-1
Accept "alumna" Syrup, of Figs
the package. then you are sure your {
child is having the best and most
harmless physio for the little stom-
sch. liver and bowels. Children 11m
its fruity taste. Full directions on
each bottle. You must suy.“C-uilfor-
ni‘a‘"
..
Dr. F. O. McDonald of Leroy ave-
nue has been to Hartford on a busi-
ness trip.
DARIEN & NOR 0 TON
\znrcton
lights in-
G H. Woodward ol‘
Heights has had electric.
stalled in his home.
.; Joseph Solleck has rosumrd om‘
ployment at tho. Yale & 'l‘owlw plant
in Stamford. ’
\Valter Van Tassel. Jr. is planning
to take a. post graduate course at
Stamford High School:
Miss Sarah Craig. of Gill Kings
Highway. who is spending the winter
was in town'n few
in New York City.
days this week.-
Mm. Chin-lea Carlson of the Post
Road .and hc-r son Charles. .lr.. were
rocont visitors at tho homo of Mrs.
L. Ii. Wooley of Glonhrook.
George Gallo of lluylnonri Fitter? has
returned from No 58193; whom lu-
wns in tho srrvice of‘tlio l'nitod states
Shipping Board. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. E. ~Porry lonjumtn
(‘ntvrtulned tho regular month!)
lnooiing of lhv Epworth lmnguo fat
the M. 1-). Church at tlzoir hom‘ on
Maple Avenue. last Monday owning.
The Women's- Guildkf St. Luke’s
Church. Noroton wui' mm :1 mun.
lino tea and coke sale on Thursday
Monmoull‘eb. 3.11! (no residence of
Mrs. Wm. Anderson. Post road. near
lucroyi avenue .
The Board of Relief will begin its
sessions next Tuesday. and continue,
for the next three Saturdays meeting
each day trams a. m. to noon and
from i to 4 p. m.
ume of business dom- by him ast
wet-k ’at Madison Square Ga don
pout! ow. - eclipsed all former
record... Mr. 'l‘illéy was too busy
planning his ,commrrrinl exhibit to
plan to enter any of his stock for
competition. but not... tint next your.
he. hopes to make some entries. which
will secure for him some more blue
ribbons and medals like those which
line the wslls of his office.
Miss Hilda Kathryn Schultz. who
has been singing on the Pacific Coast.
and who delighted in Dorian congre-
gation one Sunday night in the H. E.
Church by rendering several solos.
has written tint she expects to return
'l'hottosinginmmtheesflr
spring and that while en route she
will stop over in Dal-ten. as she pro-
mised to do lad full. tomes. melts“
hon» to aid the. debt-reduction of the
M. E. Church.
tuition“ Mariam-amniot-
G. D. Tllley reports that the vol" .
Rom is able to bc‘out
6 words.
:‘Ufulhr K. 6006!)”. Jr.. who has
main: from a. severe cold. is
satin able to be out. i
; u
NEW C. Palmer hols been slightly
lads-posed at her home in South Ave-
nue thc'pastweek. I ‘
"In. Roxana. Hex-fit: Winn-ed
from rtwo, 'weeks' visit with her aunt.
Mm June- Burchenal in Elmira.
Mr. and Mrs. Whiter Boas‘hsve
zone‘ to their new home in ‘Bumo.
Hrs. Boas Was formerly Miss Mac or-
(en.
—~
Simon Krapowicz is recovering sf-
tor being corifinéd to his home in
53:11..lede for the past week. with a
severe cold. I
’Mrs. Louise L. Wood and Miss
Amelia. Leollnor of Brooklyn. are the
SAFETY Fins'rl Acceptody an “unbroken W's! .
genuine “Bayer Tsusk of Aspirin." which contain; W direc- 1
than for Hm Sancho, Toothathqmm M Rheu- '
I’. ‘ I mm, Neutitis. Lumbag’o. afidpain my. $131663th }
myumafim outbutsmwww
Amlrfiulhmmymnrmama‘xw
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WHEAT.
OCH-ed today
'to Hsrbert Hoover. in
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OF OUR
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Wile-t Pulses m Slashed. 11 e have
Wammstoflme
-,‘ Stocks Immediately.
Nailing is rescued. We must mow “Mn :1 H. 1.
. m N our New Building on North Main mw vi
.1 mtofour presentstockwill be used :11 mu .\:\1 \I
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153 Washington St.
WAGOBSXI§
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RAILROADS AGREE 10 m “THINK W FMS E‘XGING
-—-—-—-
CLEVELAND. 0.. Jun. R‘s—Emma s 1“.“ 41“. .um__'
um! train crews to mm fifty million Cannot of W
bushels *0! mt to be donated by:
western farmers were
by the chief executives of the railroad
:brotherhoods. without charge for the
men’s labor.
charge of relieving starvation among rt Inendstlon for l l for kill-
SE'ATTlI-I Jan. 2.6. ~31 tookza jur:
mnpoeod of five women-21:11! spoon
mo'l "fir four minutrs Wot-dc“ '\
auxin! John 812‘!!le. M bond“.
of murder in the first «how with 9,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Her-um the hungry "m1“!!! of Europe Ind tn: . no!!!» 4mm James O'Brien,
and family for two weeks.
The omcrrs‘ of Hazel Rebekah
Lodge. No 52. it. 0. O. R. will be in-
stalled by the district deputy nndl
eult‘o.
Hall.
Bruce
and Mrs. J. W MacDonald. who has 1
China.
‘ LONDON.
this veiling-1n Odd "110"” .of (unset action by Bun-h labor in
connettion
dtuut‘lon was brought to the fore t a i
m" ‘5 ‘0‘" old 3°“ 0' Mr day at the national conference of the
abov-
i
“BRITISH LABOR A51) “minor-
Jnn. 27.-——The uucstbn
with the unemployment
Port! and the Trude l'nion
been ill for tho past to days W|thiconm hero.
pneumonia. is on the road to recov-i
ery. .
There will bo‘n ”Whitman!
interest to the children at tho 'l‘sl-
mndgr- Hill Chapel on Sunday after-
noon Dr. ll P. Kidder Is to pmch
1hr. sermon to the boys andJrifls of
the Shndm whoa}. . .. .1
The. many friends of Dr. Soovllle
regret to hear of his ill hoolth. “ith
the return to spring nnd his "migra-
Rnilwnynien.
Wag the policy of labor ‘0' avarice. Seminal Frank lei to have
_, :nrds unemployment. J. H. Thomas. his w", misused a naming} of thou-
Wet-iv of the' 101110le n” 0! chiral-v.11 wanton today.“ the Mr—
that if (16‘ Goremv field pm; court and 1“ Mn
merit (tiled to accept the proposals \vakemn mute! deci‘on. Rodin:
lot label-.019. question of direct' action
‘ wt twin-Ac in a few Glyn. Judge
luould he diamond and a decision re- ll
gar-ding it reached on Feb :33.
M
f m “I M” m a“ nppotntni guardian.
M
in 31”st fight last I'm!
Two 5! the women juror. were.
wearing when the verdict was rend. ‘
1 8(3me new he would nun-r
CHEVROLET CARit;
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries on b”
Notice.
AUSTIN’S ' GARAGE
PHONE 1959
be hanged also sent to pruon tor lite.
DITI‘GO‘N ammo) IN
mm WATER"
—l~‘AlRPll1Lll.Jun. 28—1‘lle M
toetimrxn) in the uppucsuon of mate
i\Vakoxnnn announced. .
m \irollL mm Mic-don
to how, hlmm‘lf or some other person
no is also suing
tion” to tho North it is hoped that he
will regain his old time vigor.
L H. Hall or south Minn sin-eel has
marchasod Luke Wampumw and the
land intervening hr-yond the dam to
Lollcvirw AVW This dot-usa not in—
mlkiL) tin; «lllnpldutod icobo
Mrs. Spanner“ 9911310st 7" is: New
\nrk. where «she has been stopping
for the past few works. Mrs. Spoon
went to be near her son. Rohert
Way ‘ ' Dry. GoodsSiore
Yard Goods, Underwean‘tJHosiel-y,
" TL? macro moss
A! G
13 union's
am 1’0 Amman m” gagging 319le
his wife for M IVOroe. o 1
l
, J
m sown: }
Spoonq.‘ who is undershirt! trom-
nunt ufizhe t 8. Hospital Shun Jo.
lzmd. . 7 .1. ,4» ,
The many friends of Norbert Wood
or East Avenun. who has been ill at
his home for tho pod! few weeks. will
be pleased to know that he is resting
on comfortably a". guild be. «mom!
in n. hospital in in». York. when he1
was removed last week.
Next 'l‘uciduy evening. Mrs. Towne’s
dancing class will be resumed. Ow-q
ing to the fact that the hull had been ‘
prrviously ongngcd. the. clam who!
omitted lam week. The first els-
commences at 8. and st 9 the such!
dancing oil‘s. berths.~ The claim are
growing lat-tor every week. 1
The New IledfordJMi'ln.) public ll-
bran- ha. min med 1 and! calico-1
tion of ol‘tce pm to the he“!
library where the will hang for .1
low weeks. They ore. reproductions.
in color. of paintings by Both: sud
Dutch modern srtlsts. Later there
will be other}. by Brill-h and Ameri-
can artists. _ 11
The Stamford Muon' s Supply Co.
is cutting ice on the. Lockwood no:
on the Hid: Ridge md.1‘he
mos-um nearly in inch. to this;
ness. Ion-honestln‘ is being gem-r. i
ally conducted this min. and tho-3
thckness of the ice which to clear and
A mas fire. smut sons in extent.
on the Dal-ion side. of the Noroton
River. just north of the Post Ron!
and Cove. PM was extiunlshcd by
firemen; from on sumo meat and
station Wider anal-noon. The fire
apparently ma is the' \mderbruml
some distance north of the i’o’st Bond.
and the strong northwest wind sweph‘
it southeast. until mute-Mont. of novel-ail
houses fronting oxi ffie river feared}
that their homes wore manhood. . l
i At the session of the Qua-borly Con-
fol-once of the but-ten M. E. Church
held last Monday night. I nonunion:
invitation wus attended to Rev. Earle
L. Schafluer to remain as m fori‘
another year The District Superm-
clesn over-cos cunt tulips. Iuny
private ice boosti- m untrained "‘
well as tho Isl-gs. march! ice-
houses about town.
——
until!!! Van! Ad's. Brine ["0
«sum. . . ‘3‘?"
J4 .
* q:
:‘i
tendent. Rev. w. n. Kidd: n 0.. what ‘
presided. not only promised to use his’ 3
influence with Bishop mm to se-n
cure Mr. Schatfncr's réturn. but ex-
pressed astonishment as he conmtu-g I I
listed the. church‘upon m.mm
lac-agrees which had boon nude and“ -
.Mr Schaffner's leadership. The lot-3
iter’s report showed that m Chm
,year the church; which ho: to: my
lvenrs sinnered' tinder on exoée'dingly
’large dental-over ' $0 UMP-incurred
when the church was remodeled about
ten years ago. had not only reduced
the room by 813‘!!! saw also.
Wht 81.28. i! ’Mfi tad 1131!?“-
meat: at church did mama. to-
tows-t :32; insurance 912%. an old
or c- “standing bills amounting to 39.10
-"fiI
onlvammeogfimm
mainsanditishowsdthptfikm
mav be paid; w‘tfithfle next year”
under Mr. Bohafl'ner’s mastic etfl~.
clout i w 'itvl'ds: pastorate is"
M
If vom- work’is hard on tour
eyes corrpctive glassy: are neede-
The lensOs that will be M "
by us will W the m
sistsnco noedcd. Don’t! let roar ’
eyes adjust theme!”- to glans-‘3
We maths the pope";- gbsses. -
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Army Pure Wool Hose. . . 3933 “251*” _
U.S.IA.PureWool Underwmt‘m
AnnyPIreWoolBlaukets $3.95.
Reclaimed
WWestPointShoesw
Ema-plummets..............sl.79
AmyPnreWoolBreeches...........$l.95
Egg
(ism Woolmw
U.S.NsvyBlouscs(Broaddotll.......$?.§9
Herm’sU.S.NavyShoes...........W.
Mm....uss
*Wmtmmm $385
MMPesCootsWooflncd $16.50;"
WMacklnaws $9.85
Impacts $3.95
MW!” mm'mw'I-mv 11"“. mwm'm
WeJlave always maintain-J :2 {mlll'fl
grade of FURNIUTUILB at the.
' Wand service and that policy is .Innlinxzvd.
WITH A SAVING OF ONE-FIFTH
0N EVERY ITEM IN OUR BIG STOCK
was and Sign “rests
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BUY THE B SST Ft‘RNl'l‘l'Rl-l
AT A REDUCTION or 20
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RAYMOND 69° SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Norwalk. CI
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LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten has Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Tm»
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MITCHELLS $1750
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CAMISOLES
Valuer: m enthusiufic over the Camisoles we are smwm“
at grostly reduced prices
Our entire stock of Camisoles lune been dividml im 1 ,
LOT l——Contnlu I variety of pretty models man
81.25 sud 81.50.1110 price now is 98c.
LOT ll~lntdudes I“ that were 82 50 to 8:“. 00. 'l host . ".1
Astor ill-Tskes 1- every mutual is marked .mm s
. Your pick at then m uu-monls st :2 98.
#3de
I’ M w vsriet in both light and dark cum' :1 ~,
‘3 ‘ MOW lithe lino ‘to please 301} at a
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