MW“
‘ Darien with (our cases.
_decrensing Norwalk having
; er
:- re cases.
OUGHS
' ite Pine Comp. with Cod
iver Extract and Menthol
‘ Stillson & Powell. Corp.
' These are lower prices than
will prevail at opening of ~
9.3.: .‘j 13?”
JosEP‘Il DAVIS;
7 :_ .'
Somecvory M ;
, OVERCOATS' ‘-
‘Can mu be has and .e
, orally Mumme-
* E. K. I
' .o 3;
Dav deans
‘. sour" noswAL'K
BANKS
ummauo norm. nook
$18.50, $25.00.;33ibo
Fall «1921.
BUY now
——
ans-
il
a:
sun” in .
w i
luv...
lml;
Haw-lg"
lul .
rs. Franklin. J. Bishop and Miss
I of the \Vomen's Auxiliaries of the
erican Legion of the state which
= formerly organize into a statewide
y today.
ent bands of the Second. Third
‘nge for temporary bonds.
have it ovcr witll?’
is this week accompanying
op of Serbia to a conference on
istlall Unity.
j Federal Council Chaplain Medals
he St. Louis settion who served in
to llr-pzlrtment of Health for the
al: curling January 29th. which in-
(ins cases reported up to 11 o'clock
terduy morning. Norwalk ,is cred-
also
lll‘lflws l E
. Wenderoth are in Bridgeport to-
attending the first annual conven-
tion
day.
ho South Norwalk Trust Company
on hand a large" supply of per-
Ii‘oul'th Liberty Loan for ex-
\Vhy
get your bonds cxcllanged now
Coal at Harris & Gans.
ev. Charles S. Macfarland is in St.
the
He also presented
Diplomas to the Chaplains living
“'I‘ll‘. the
———‘
llOUan‘lllCntS have ,been received
is air that Miss Lillian -A.
-crl‘. of Lincoln avenue. Second
~. {lllll Edward C. Pfaeiifer. of
. . Mass. were married 8.
today in Boston. Miss
clf “us engaged to a young man
nlorndo. but why she changed her
(1 is a mystery to.her many friends
his city.
oal at Harris & Guns.
plllhm-ia is on (no increase in
‘zllk as wellvas throughout the
e, to judge from figures given in
weekly morbidity report (if the
held
del's
with six cases: Westport with one
Measles
one
Dnrien has two cases of scarlet
classes;
tendance.
lunch will be served;
completed.
Elven
—Pcs Coal sin-trip lasso.
The late William H. Farrellpwho,
for seevral years. resided at Bell Isl-
and. and who was a‘brother of James
A. Farrell. of Hickory Blul‘l’. left an
estate inventoried. at $557,341. accord-
ing to 'the records of the Court of
Probate. in Bridgeport. where - Mr.
Farrell last. resided.
highway. department will
made.
Miss Conway. of the
Scout headquarters. had chario'of the
training class for. omcers of the local
Girl Scouts. which motion night at
the Grace parish hall. The- meeting
was the first of a. series of training ‘
About twenty were in at—
In the future the class will
meet at the Norwalk High
Wednesday nights.
last night. ’ extensive
orchestra for the occu on.
J unes
but
'rh'ero will be {meeting of the wo-
men of Mooseheart neglon. tonight. at
. Curd night' will be held tomorrow
‘ evening at the South Norwskl club.
lie-{ts will be played and the usual
c u
"Members Of South Norwalls Lodge.
Loyal Ordé of Mamas-e planning to
hold s. spaghetti supper at. the head-
quarters next Saturday evening.
it is expected that in the course of
18 week or so operations will be. re-
; sumsd at the plant of the Lounsbury
* A l; Bissell company on Main avenue.
Extensive improvements have been
made there recently and they are
A warrant for the arrest or Paul
Whaley. formerly of 'Norwalk.
now said to be: in the United States
Army, and stationed at Fort Slocum.
N. 3.. is in the bards of Sheriff Hm-
bert. of Bethel. according to informa-
.t? the uptown police fi-
Tho adjourned special meeting of
the Board of Estimate and Taxation
Will be held. if sufficient members ar-
rive. at the council climbers in the
city hall this evening. ‘when appro-
priations. for the election expense
for the balance for the Ford truck (
be
Album
New York
school,
At a meeting of the; entertainment '
committee at the Craftsmen Club.
, arrange-
ments’ for future entertainments were
modes. The committed'decidedto hold
a dance“ in the. Town Assembly Hall.
about March 1st. and. to secure Spel-
It
was also decided to hold a smoker in
the club rooms on March 19.
for a banquet to be held some time in
March. at the Royal
were also talked over.
Plans
Hole},
but Norwalk is free from any
K ....o
FOR" »
and - COLDS "
fi
52c
South Norwslk ,,
«s BESS
“so ‘
'x llvr'l‘l- 7
EE SATURDAY. E
FEBRUARY 5th j;
... .' ghf-uyiu
ited in this bank on
g" or before that. day
ends
oven:
or lumbago.
Dont stay 'cripplsd!
penetrating oil needs to be, used only
Iflfik'es the pain right out and
yet
absolutely harmless and doesn't burn
once.
_ BACKACHEL
urn LUMBAGO on
ms AWAY
Rub pain from back with. small trial
bottle of old “St. Jlbobs
Oil.”
is gone.
the misery. It is magical.
"1 promptly: ‘ It never disappoints!
When your back is sdre and lame
sciatica; or rheumatism'
has you stiflened up. don‘t sufferl. Get
a small trial bottleof old. honest “3t.
Jacobs Oll'_ at any drug store. pour. a
llttleln your hand and'rub it right on
your aching ~ back. and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame-
Thls soothing.
the skim. _
§ Nothlhg‘else stops lumbago. sciati-
la. ca. backache or. rheumatlsnu so
.5!
___—
All money depos-
l
.vill be Credited with '
interest from . the
1st of February. _
if; 4
South 180er
Savings Bank j.
L..|:.l.‘.l..‘—L._L .4:
. . l ‘ . .
, 1. ian, 311], 4th
’1
WeEHave' on fluid a
Large Supply.’
'of‘ E—
E’kPerl‘nanent Bonds , .
Liberty Loan,
for oxohsngo for ‘
, Temporary Bonds
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9-,
sin
e
min... Thursday, Frills» Mill
’ ‘ soul-Ill?
I
Tl-lussomr nun FRIDAY
‘ ZENA‘ KEITH
“THE womm THAT concern“
SATU RDAY
. MRWU
From the Celebrated Gun Succu-
Tho Fourth Episode of
“THE WHIRLWIND” .
The annual pig supper of the Nor-
wulk Boat Club will~be held at the
headquarters this evening.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the B. 0.
of A.. will hold its regular meeting.
this evening. in Davenport Hall.
Putnam Hose Company- will hold a
regular meeting at the Central Fire
Station next; Monday evening.
Uncus Tribe. _ Improved Order of
Red Men. will meet tonight and have
another session.of the plnochlc teams.
Q
—-Private dancing lessons every at"-
tcrnOOn at lower» rates. . Polley's
Dancing School. 3,.
I
Miss Boldixar. teacher at the
Brookside school has returned to her
duties after in absence of several
weeks. on account» of illness.
James Fuller. of Taylor aver-1'
today for Nor olk. Virginia...
been summon there becausergha‘se.‘
serious illness of his mother. ‘I mo
_ . .
Miss Margaret. Buckwslt. of Osborn‘
avenue. has accepted I. position as
V“ i i New York
Polio- . _ ya! A
will bulb-end case m event
vote "on tch'sleeping Sh c
with Sherman” in." known,
walk. “ _~"walk . r.
the
. ._..__.,._., .
The néw schedule of rate
consumers; in . the Second
which. were first announced in
went into effect Mays February'lst.
A report that therewas a. “drunk"
at the corner of Knapp street' and
Dunstan avenue. was received last
night by Patrolman John Smith.
When he reached/tho point indicated
no trace chine man was to be found.
. ...__..___..
Arrestedfor drunkenness. yest}
mond. Frank Campbell wu‘rralgn
in the uptown City court. this morn-
ing. before fudge George R. Vos-
burgh. and fluey $7 and costs.
The Woman's Association of the.
South Norwalk Congregational church.
will meet in the parlors of the church.
Wednesday. at '3 p. m. It will be :-
Forelgn and flame Missions day. anl
Mm \Villiametta Ci. xash will lead it.
the subject: "The (fill to the \Vomen."
This-vlll also be membership day and
as many members as possible are urg-
ed‘to be present and to bring their
dues for 1921 and become active
workers throughout the entire year.
A slight accident took place at 10:30
o’clock this morning. on W'ashington
street. when a Ford delivery car
driven by Edward Merriam. struck
one of the trucks of the American
Railway Express Company. driven by
Harry Godfrey. Godfrey was coming
up Washington street and had slowed
down to talk to a. friend of his when
the car driven by Merriam struck the
rear of the truck before Mr. Merriam
could apply his brakes. The damage
was slight. ' No arrests were made.
.With the taking of ' a three-year
lease on the First district yards of tho
Hubbell. Hall d: Randall lumber
yards, the Hatch 8r. Bailey Company
has expanded its business-ton. consid-
€rable extent. The lease was taken
out just before noon. yesterday. at a
rental of $3.000 yearly. The yard‘
will be rented to the present occu-
pants, as the Hatch 6b Bailey Com:
pany will not take immediate. pone.-
ion. Possession has been had since
November 1st, 1920. and an 091101110!”
two. more years. at the some rental.
igoes with the lease.
. . _-_d
Detective Sergeant Philip vBlllen-.
stein. of Detroit. Mich. who, ye'oter-
day morning. was shot and kilbd in
the ama- ot Williamfl‘; Martin. Des
trait, by bandits. who'robbed'vthe of;
tics of $13,000: in bonds. was a. warm
personal ’riendof Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick, H. ~Ganung. of South Kain
'_ who‘recelved the news of his
death with much sorrow.
nng wasaucceeded-by Mr. Bellsnststn
as secrets and treasurer of the
Court of onor. one of the largest
(internal orders in the West. and
which is confined to the Western
States alone. -
saver-use in m Sentinel.
n's doon FOR mm
Mrs. (c. n. Schmb. 1007 14th. St.
Canton. Ohio; writes: “We use Foley's
Honey Ind-Tl: (or cough: and find it
doodle!"
. .--..m..~
and E
‘ " ’Mith‘ the Presbyterian Boards):
' schools. "Tlre‘l’
lrich Mullins provisio '
‘0. of 412 atie."bvcer
_ p
' " (‘hll
“A ‘ ‘ .t -l- ‘..
Evening Sentinel sonic weeks ago. M?“ an 0W“-
day morning. by Olilcer Frank V. Roi: t”-
Mr. Gnn- ‘
one of the'best remedies-on the mar-:3
I. ‘ _ k ,
.9
s.
wing-ma bins : Clu E
is now open. . . -
Beginning with the first day of tile m'Cnizli of Febru-
Preside—3.,
Emmy « ..-,ln . _
.the junior llom.
Dorothy White. .
The dancing-be
o'clock and co "
the rcfreshm-'
Ex close of Ur
‘vros.broup
“3 m-
A
in
re.
“l... .1._ .\
1“ lolly-“Lilli"
three times . .
ty-nvc ”Vow ‘7-
Moire oer-till: ,1 :“
E35 One bill prch‘ '3‘ v
' till
"fin-.9.
.
W~prlated l-y
‘ licut.. Fr-
"‘20m0
RE
1' l t
E .
”3“...” .
I
Get
{“2 ..
' is"
New Royal is a
New York L.
n e , achines are remarkable both
lilaafrlEZ'mC‘Jflml‘E-Ei It diflerent: places give them notable quietness and ease.
l.. J. \Vllf
1“" ,°‘,‘-. nachine oficred members of the club, with exception of the.
maticallyziivf ; out of sight when‘ not in service and which is Just as eas
Dalt\ ‘
Prin‘
\w
l . . ‘
, T
‘ V
l
2
chin' e built esp ially for the store. It runs smoothly and quietly, sews evenly and
$°§adb a. d of long 1' e, does every so
4 ,2 mandcontinuingunfiltbe limit membemhiphnsbeen
reached, the rolls of the Rowland ' machine (nub
- n, J are open. ‘
‘ T . People ‘who become mqnbers of this club have qr-
portunity to choose from several .iwpes sf mclfinc; hm
the chosen machine placed at once in their hangs; pay to:
it in small sums at convenient intervak; pay only till
store’s regular csdlprice.
New Royal machine
automatic. drop head-449 ’
Free machine
cabinet style—$85
Free machine
' automatic drop head —$75
cabinet madi‘
{ E Free portable
electric machille+~$59
of sewing roqIIired in the home.
ass with which; they run and fine quality of their sewing.
for lightn ball
ortable electric, has a maid which m
y lifted into place for sewmg. ;
One dollar , ‘
is the first mod "‘3 paid by. a member of the club. That dollar sends your machine home. Balance of co‘s'E is
in monthly amoi'nts. while
at once upon the pnce of
be (1 club members;
i
machin is .
the maclline. It is not an extra charge for club membership. There are _no extras
no interest or no dues. All that is paid is the regular cash pnoe of themschmmd
is e oasmst way we could devise. .
To be sureo.‘ gettingvthe sort of machine you wish,
busily at work ab out, the sewing of the season. That first dollar is app
j'oln the club withoutdeky.
M
Q‘
M
JUDGES BLACK can
In olden days. the legal profeision
was mainly composed of clerics. As
the clergy were not allowed to a? «I.
“feed any account. .a difficulty am.
when .it came to pronouncing death
sentence. It was avoided by covering
the (Gunny-that shaver: circle at the
crown of the head which was once
universally the tokeoot priesthood—'—
witb a black cloth Just before passing
untencq‘tnus signifying that for the
moment. tbs-Judo! w;- s layman and
not. a priest. As is often the can in
law. when the reason for a custom it-
self has long since died out. the cup-
tom. itself live; on. Hence to thisulay
a black cap—which. by the way. is
not shaped like 0. cap but is an cram-
try square piece of black cloth-4s
placed oaths judge's head just before
the‘fstal words are Mien.
. . WM .
Sentinel Adv-r Pay. i
F'.
man's Guild of Trinity
held in the Guild Room at 7:46.
Mrs. I. S. Jennings. Flax Hill Road. 2:30 o'clock. Light refreshments will
on Thursday afternoon at s o‘clock. be served. \.
The attendance at the Midon Study. ‘ \. . .
Clan is increasing.
under discufllon. “The Suryey of the
Church." enables those who attend to ‘ .
get. .1, larger vbion» of what the ’
church is accomplishing in these days
of great achievements. ,
women. whether members, of Trinity _ .
or not. are urged to be present. _-
- ’ - E '= soon ”IVA“! WI! ‘ 3;
11 «\ml. . _.
m” 3° “w" ' - BSEI‘IER ‘
If trite nindemnil'eo to the allies E CO E AND GLOVER 1
hicll Gomsnyls so pay on exports. . .
l: mummy)” ur- lt.‘ am or 56 South Mam Street Phone 909
. ff. Hsvn YoUEIEXCHANGEo
‘ YOUR gTEMPOBARX LIBERTY .30an
. son THE PERMANENT 2
We .havc‘them all. morons-h included.
I . Deposits made in our Solving! Department'on- or'before
E ' the fifth willndrsw' internal: from them-st.
_' National Bank
The Womin‘s Association. of tho
South Norwalk Baptist church. will hi" ““04 “I“ Argentina Will M
of the W0- hold their regular monthly b‘uslness roundly “names it: withdrew
urchwfll be and min-loony meeting at. be home from the was because it urn-.m-
t of Mrs. Walter Aiken. ll Un on Park. :22?“ chi-$2,213 gwgcoiuame '3‘-
‘ the home 0 , nos afternoo at on :1
Mission study Ch. ‘t tomorrow Wed My n, that this did not constitute satin!
membership.
TRINITY CHL'KCK NMES.‘
The monthly meetin
and the subject
Mme. * Jeannette
All church
the buyers ? -
- “barman.
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4
.. JANUARY .
CLEAN- SALE
.._of_.
CORSETS, .GLOVES, —HOSIERY, Balls.
' ' SIERES AND UNDERWEAR
‘
The big selling event, to which the women folks
; 1 of the Nor-walks and vicinity look,'forwn‘rd to.
To reduce our stock we are .oficring bigger values .'
W
The Argentine government ofnolsl'
can.» .
Norwalk Chronicler