her do-
Jurist av‘week’s vacation
Clerk Her-
ties at tie office 0]!
laser .3. m .
aim tarsus
Tomorrowsveoios the third session
We!
semester .fiooii a
company's mosaic “ominous will
colloid mm mum at the ass:-
tear on you Randi street.
I“ .
Members of the pinoohle teams of
the Young Men's Community club will
hold their second sitting in the tour-
nament at the club rooms. Commun-
ly hail. tomorrow evening.
The February meeting of the East
orwalk; Improvement Association
ll be held at the home or Mrs. Mih
Ion Elwood on em ovem tomorrow
afternoon. instead of at Community
hall as is usual.
Tfiéfé Hi i. 3666 attendance Sif—
urday night at the Norwslk Country
Club the occasion being the first ditto
ner dance to be held under the sus
pervision of Steward Front: 'floliya
wood.
Skating was destroyed by the warm
weather of Saturday find yesterday.
much to the disappointment oi many
young people who had planned a wee]:
end of the winter sport. Several
wnturesome youngsters fell in at the
edge or the milloond trying to and a
safe tiliiéé to let on the ice. but no
serious accidents Were reported.
' H
Announcement woe made by Rev.
Robert B. 3. Facts. the new rector of
CHHR church. at (lie ISMGGG restor-
day morning. that beginning nest
Sdlldiu‘ evening services would be
held oi the church and would contin:
us to be held each Sunday evening in
the future. It is some time since
evening Services we!- hid rguliirig. at,
the church.
Among the real estate deals record-
ed at the Tovln Clerk’s office since the
first of the year. the followint are of
interest to East Norwaik residents: -
Bhorehaven Realty Company to James
H: Waterbury. lét Ifid building! at
Shorehave‘n; William Effron and wife
to ‘Villiam E. Holah. land and build.
Hi" 6]] Rotten "its“ new M. Final
to John Deso and wife. three lots on
Melton liquors.
4-
Dr. William H. Kidd D. D. of Siam-
i’ord. District Superintendent. will be
present this evening at the last dual--
terly conference at the East avenue
M. E. church and will address those
present. Reports of all of the or-
-anizatiol‘!ll oi the church on the
done during the last quarter will
made. A large attendance is ex-
cted.
. Fridsrevenlhs or this week. at l
‘ Unlock. Geoffrey oasra. who 6 ring
Ills war was one of the song i
various army camps throughout the
United States and who is the comics-
3r of the still popular “ Kok sit-haw"
will appear at Christ church. as one
D! the ente’rtainers at the reception
6 social to be given to Rev. Robert
. B. Foote. the new rector and Mrs.
I'oote. under the auspices of the Wo-
man's Auxiliary of Christ chili-ch. Mr.
O'Hara is also well known for his
droll storm. Ind ill! entertaining CVO.
hint is planned.
R0 WA YTON
Mri. O. ‘1'. Stabbeii. who recently
‘ “ urehaileo the Mills place in Baton
nus. have had a new porch con-
clad. and other. imprmeinents
.owden Jenup, oi ltowsiion ave.
. .is haVllil a number at ll'ilpl‘ove-
. nts made to his residence. an anal-
tio having been placed. on the .
side '
M
residence recently built by
at Leroy avenue is now
occupied. ‘
lab-dust-
Miss Has ! Arnold. Kiss Katherine
norm. of iith Ismail: and Fred
much we visitors oi fir. and Hrs.
Charles
. Brown oi slot-or avenue.
w .
no it rinydaio too and Coal Coin-
pany‘ is outtiu ice. in New Canaan
in: I.
t it MOI sway
than Ids. w}... or awful-cerium.
m of? on o.
“were three exhibits from Fail-field
“l“l‘
levery night.
is idly as a his torus of men {therefore .deieriorais rather than ele-g
’ It is sbostwats standards of living among the ”“3“ “’9 Ml“ backam “I" (we in
nosingleexhihltmmehdustflalm “I“
«soprano bitorscrostodas "
sash-anodes idthatotthensn,
is: .
or)" mail has to hoseii deli-Wis
ally“ and mod tot. I! the adore-as;
mnotathometholotterwaatasea
mkiothsposteuioosadsontont
on theses: "moist route." Now the
letters“! belch. mattihereis ho
one to receipt for them. at their cos-
fixation.
The spools! delivery system is de-
m“ expedite end not to sale-
swim. " Master teary points
out. {in so! than there is the
all conmhinc out.
should“ be
registered. money 6 on
should no used instead oi coin or our»
rency for remittance by mail. ”
ICE CREAH Ii" W.
eemhéavue- hm one rai-
Americas bee-eel.
m
raise or the monolociuro of stiff and
soft hats. velour-s and ladiee' hats tins
shown. beginning with the bags of in!
to the finished product. The helical:
sary machinery and tools were also
the product of. local factories. the Vs-
rlous pieces being loaned tor the ex:-
hibition bythe Boesch Manufacturing
Company. Dorsn Bros. and the Tar-
ner Machine Company. The Gin-ll
Boa (jealousy siso hall a display. as
did Shepard Bros. of Bethei.
Mr. Loewe was sent to llartford lit
the Militant. M the west: '0 super-
intend the erection and arrangements
of the exhibit. but found interest so
“Pong that it was necessary for him
to remain the entire woe]: to explain
various points of the process.
in the agricultural section.
An amusing story showins' how un-
delirtble. not to ‘3' delicious.
America‘s Sunday dessert appears to
the primitive people of Assam. is told
by was Isabella wnson. a worker or
the Walton’s American Baptist For-
elm mission Society. who is it pre-
sent on a loot-deferred furlough in
hei'I home in Erooltlyn. .
”rel
county in the Junior extension work
at the Farm Bureau. These were the
_ ,| ... ,
to m transistor-spools! «its; .
' ‘ osmium SPECIALS ' ,
‘ v.3”.msi. slums! rss. 7
‘f Merrill BuSiness Colleges
e .3.
w
' . b.
GENUIN‘ S’R'NCL‘“ 0' LA". oi.oisssas.t.ooossasuouc 3“.
roseouanrei! LAM .. ...... at}:
LA”. CYEW ...... . SKID.
SMALLFaEgHH‘fi ssosloos'is‘sollOOIsol.COUoliefiouoim lbs
PORK LOIN .“i oifléuiéii....ooionua-aunaionoo.. s .H ”.35:
SHALL ”i ..... . ..... .
“nonunion: notions. .3“;
GLIGCD HAM ..... ....
.u m lb.
FANCY ROA‘TiNO CHICKENS . 43¢ lb.
native some
amount “UM!“ BACON. tools.
NATIVE VEAL
............ assass-
nethei Pig Club the Stamford Gail-
ning Club and the Holstein Heifer
Calf Club. The silver cup. offered as
n prise by ex-Governor Woodruff.
{or the best Farm Buheau exhibit.
went to Hartford county.
..________.____;____
. EXPRESS COMPANY AIDS.
Places “invisible Guest” Certificates
0!! Sale Herr.
thAtflng the numerous
rolls out the country co-o ratln
with Herbert Hoover. chair-mare! til:
European Relief council. in his often
to raise "3.000. 000 by means of a
national collection for the. relief of in~
cipient starvation unions 8. 500. 000
children in the war stricken countries
of central and eastern Europe is the
American Railway Express Company.
Through the authoflmtltm of G. C.
Taylor president of. the company. “In-
visible Guest" certificates. certifying
that the purchaser has salvaged the
life of one or more of the little war
victims. have been placed on sale at
25.000 or the company's offices
throughout the United moles.
"Invisible Guest" certificates. which
can be purchased for any amount
from it up. are on sale at the local
office ot the American Railway Ex-
press company
————_______.._.______
,COMIKG mars 0" man
8030013.
A number of coming events at the
High school are of interest. not only
to students of the school but to alum-
ni of the institution.
Coming Events.
Basketball name. Branford High vs.
N. H. 3.. at Hoyt's Theatre. Wednep
till! Feb. 2.
Hockey some. Greenwich High vs.
N. H. 8.. at Greenwich. “’ednesdo)’.
Feb. 2. '
Bowling teem. Hal-strain vs. N. H.
8.. st Norwalk Bowling Alleys. lust! '
street. Wednesday. Feb. 2.
The Dramatic Club play. April Ith. :
at the Regent Theatre. The play is.“ When the
“It Plus to Advertise." .
For the first sis years of her stay
at Genital]. Assam. where H]- Wil-
son is station. she had never tasted
ice cream for loo was not to had in
that country. Consequently she hun—
gered for it with that hunger known
only to exiles. who have long been de-
pf‘lfld of t home dish.
e was tooling the pangs. one daz.
wh‘en a nail-storm cause. such hail as
only the Anamo- climate can pro
duce. Eachstqnswasthesisootan
e... a solid lump of snow. Wil-
son had often seen such a he
tore. but this 'was the first time it
struck her as being ot some use.
Whynotusathosahaiistonesin-
stead of ice to tree-s some cream?
abs imparted ‘her inspiration to
some fellow-workers. and soon the
nil-ion treeser was filled and the pro-s4
olous home dessert appeal-ed at table.
It Milne. Iii-s Wilson ass-so
lino. indeed. that the missionaries had
no! the heart to keep such a treat to
themselvu. They must share it was
the natives! so they hastily suin-
moned the school. and served out a
small dish to each or the converted
Christians.
Silence for a. while. while the W?
semi-savages absorbed one spoonful
after another of this delectable for-
eltn food.
“They seemed to like it as first.”
said Miss Wilson. “But then—J
Then one o! the Alsameso discover-
cd that his throat was nursing. He‘
shrlm .3! m ii "any. The evil
spirits had entered him. They were
about to destroy him. Re fled the mis-
sion house and rushed shrieking
through the streets of caution.
"It was her first and last edot‘t at
converting the Assamese to Ameidean
food.
0 "You have no idea of how much
cream we wasted: she added sedlfi
v—o—a-w
' TRAINING
”“C' "
Most [11th
proved withM p
i
i
>~t «so...
REE notes
connso seer 'rosoues ...... ............. see to. .
mass cgwggss.mm.i ................ ...........4sels. :
sas'r HI .
stoic-rev recoil sous .......... Noses. }
otsuwooo IUTTIR ...... . ....... ........ ..... so. lo.
ooLo neon. surfer! ...... . ............ new.
elusnro CHEEIE ....... ..... . ......... . ...... . ..... .. no lb.
sermons culls: ....... .. ..... ............ no is.
CREAM elitist ................... sects.
FULL LIN: m rnésrl veoenstes .
Housman! (Insane. . ................ .. ...... 32o its.
star saute KRAUT. ........ . .. ...... .. 10: lb.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
19 RAILROAD ovum
j
Angevine’ s _
Removal Sale,
Entire Stock of
Furniture, Stoves
and Draperies
T '5 BE SOLD AT .816} REDUCTION S
Emu IOVIHG 1‘0 OUR 310 ”W STORE 0N
soars IAIN m
:
“MW
ATKRII’I‘ N ATIOKAL Nl' CC] SSS!"
Problem Goes normal flange or Indi-
vidual Responsibility.
The question of whether a man has Wm“... .
a right to be wasteful in his habits “'3“ “pm agree“ "inched but any won!
one not to be settled on the point of effort.
his own financial ability. The prob- If you have
ten! soc! beyond the range or indivia. sticlts out from the head so that it
uai responsibility It is a Question of will not form a sort line when
a man's moral rights and obligations you brush n b‘ckudrou can u..." it to
toward society. This point. which llglle list by binding it every night on
softly. away from the face. then Bind
exocodiilsly timely in the midst of our
present widespread indulgence in ex.
travamees and luxuries. is brought it down with a hang of soft Mateflfl_
out. very cleorly by 8. W. Straits in his If you haves old crepe do chine
new book on thrift in which he says: ties. use in use they are this
“Sheer waste is always wrong and risht tonsil! a as they are cur on
Not \cry many women to" tie“
even the most unruly hale can.“
are and a mat deal or
in seine cases it may take up" §
f
that it is worth ‘the;
the sort of hair that:
ply is wanton destruction—~noihlnt head
else. wooed
"Let us clearly uhdcutshd the-oitraln So it for a few nlghlil arter-
tundsinsntai truths! When we are the shampoo you keep/it bound ”hp-"l:
wast!!! our resources in any manner "1'
whatc r either through destruction as 7"“ ““h-
or through restricted production vol
are diminishing the margin between in their but yet suite sensibly do not
i.up’|y ‘nd dgm‘nd tho. 91.31“. Wu" ‘0 I!” hct ’l‘flfl' 0' m 0“!an
hosVier burdens on the ‘Ql'Y Ones who It 1' Mb“! ‘0 “'3'“ fi 00“ “V9 "“0;
ole least able to hear them—hills. pool- first; :zingrtfgfx 5:1; 5:3; 3:»;
r i
and the underpaid. such practices. 'ro ”Mace um wave:
[on inches thick. and of toad ouailty. 'fiiasses of the people. tend to dete at t" "’0'” pommdour and hold “ l“
“-0
s.r n. Gibson. of hams has cosi-
plewa the erection of a house on
'11:!!! street in which he resides. The
building is oi semiobunnlow two
with all modern ailments
—-—s§¢
There has been splendid skating on
the Woodway Country Club’s pond
and the members and their friends
are taking admins of it every eve.
his: 1 no moonlight or the past
.hss been very kind to lovers at
.i .‘
sits. Albert '8. Gibson oi
moved to Annie.
w. Gibson was en!»
‘ Nominees Motors
here“- for more than s
at
t?!
'autocratic selfishness amen: the pow.
’0 they Mil red
place with a comb. Then bind a pious
of ribbbn around the head about two
iinchee mm the forehead. nina im-i
other piece of ribbon around the heart.
ertul. , about two inches behind this. and pull
"The world today is tilled with on. {tithing Tltw'zn3s'hfergowzlfix
rest. Bolshevionr has drawn a dagger;
at the heart of civilisation. It is the
autocracy of ignorance and poxert! ’
It can thrive only where there is luck
or food. No “it! who is thrifty. Who
.has I. sum of money laid by or a smell ‘_ _ :1
business. or a litls some loi- his own ,bee" 'hL__________, ‘ M
ever will be misled by the venues of -—-Wanted: Able bodied men to Join
this dsnserohl element Nothiml Motorised artillery. oratory. Monday
could prepare the way more than inlght,
county for the introduction of “house .
viola into luxuries than thrimessness.
because poverty and hunger like birds
of evil. hover near where thrittiesss'
ness exists.” ‘
the very purpose for which the :ar‘
was foun'ht. foster illiteracy and un-
rest amour the poor and encourage
around the hm s lltlle ”hind these.
always pulling the liai' “it, softly be-
tween each "an. This will be hot“-
ilcularly effective it the hair has lust
u
\
FDR was. midi.
A conference of persons interested
.in mill: inspection throushout the
lusts was held in startle“. Iaturday.
toraaosossnssotvimasio the
beat method ot securing for eon-Int
momentum. neeontsa‘ .-
once was called by Dairy Consists- 7*
stenci- Thomas non, no pm
who. 1 $1th ,m
trained to look better with Unitas” _
F: .
1
n broad piece of silk Brush the hilt- .
altruys “m 5. wrong. because it gimJihe bias they lit easily around the;
After the hair has been shnm- i
it is soft and much easier to,
it will probably do up as soitiri
Many woolen desire a siltht wave;
ate new bind a third More of ribhonl
loath lot-walk
*Angevine Furniture Co.
VICTOR WESELY
(Furnierly will! Yeast Bros.)
htomobile Bodies Fenders, Radiators,
toiling Repaired and Made to miller. and All
Kinds of~.Slleet Metal Work.
ceiling of All Kinds oi Metals.
«in;
w .
isnmmtmhsmmnmpmmm
COAL AND Woo!) .
TheNorwalkCoa188upply‘Co.
Water Street, South Not-walk. ..
MASONS’ SUPPLIES
’ remove 113 ‘
is
.1 ~
Now for “Enter Spats! he
NOTHINGhthouysf“ sanssoel thsfunto belied
the mandate: outdoors. spankin- thst set pulse on
toiuilapeeaah thembwwsmto mu!-
colts. Miriam!
' m. stall. Web's
; also flags-later
g.
Nwfitsothooto gotthls Mandamudoli.
initials said he would studyand minimal! and be
. ready when his oppo Lyme.
l
'6 EBAY, JAR. 31,1921
“311‘; SEN I
oommusnou OF OUR
Removal Sale
‘ 1‘oday’ a Best Prices Are Slashed. \\ 9 ha.
i Taken a Tremendous Loss to Mme‘ ;
Stocks Immediately.
Nothing is reserved. We must move Wilh'm 1}... w... W
'\m ii‘ifi
cement of our present stock will be mm} m 01.! _\.. i“ w .
JACOBY’T
153 Washington St. South Norwalk
weeks to our New Building on North Main Mimi
ou-‘ .- v-v—uuw-W.-. , ’
N
CHEVROLET CARSC'
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries 01! Short.
Notice.
on... such—s-
AUSTIN ’S GARAGE
HOUR 1m
BUY THE BEST FURN ITI RE
A'l' a assoc-non or zor:
We have always maintained a pellet of the host we:
grade of FURNIUTURE at the lowest, pliers (‘tmiifi‘rit
and service and that policy is continued.
WITH a SAVING or ONE-FIFTH
on sun mu IN OUR BIG STOCK
RAYMOND e SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
if: in an: \‘
l! qua!"
, l
Norwalk, Conn. 5)
o \
Wall and High Itrssts
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION CO.
Daily Service hemeen - .ew York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ton Largo mm at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans.
Won; ‘Mded Vans for Furniture Work
Main Oilloe. 26 Concord St., So. Norw alk, Phone-
New York omce, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
r monomeric-i MR " ‘
. ”mgmgtnaymondmomfi I?! l
MITCHELLS $1750
(F. O .3. Factory).
MAXWELL
(F. O. B. Factory).
CHALMERS ........
(F. o. 3. Factory) ‘
m 5T0 0‘- a“ LROAD AVENUE
A 0% IN BI. 55 MI
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
am All!) much cranes. RIVER 3'12, NORWALK
t
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CAMISOLES
Women are “film over the Moles we are show ml:
at neatly reduced prices
militia stock oi Camisoles have been divided into liwrr IF?“
“ i-‘ifionteiul a variety of pretty models that hili'i' s ‘ 5 ‘ '
“Lg $1.30. The prion how is 98c
A I A LOT Hand“ all that were :2. 50 to :3 00. These arr n w >
W Wes in every style that is marked irbm $3 an in l' "
Your nmutsmmmonu at t: is.
There M in both light
are stirs glazim'agst sthins intlis line to please you at n
soviet.
lli‘
colminlrs. ‘0 ‘ "3
and dark “PM
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Norwalk Chronicler