NEW WOOLENS
’0' Spring Are Here
Will Be Pleased to Show
Them to You .
on scone
MAHACKEMO HOITEL BLOCK
-- . _ SOUTH NORWALK
._. Tailored Suits _
‘5 9! Excellent Woolen: -
. A! The Franklin basketl-sll the will
.2) Low “$50-00 clash with the Knights 0: King
,. Cloud All ‘ . Arthur to night at Hoyt‘s Hall,
{a Feb. 1.2 [first] Saturday, '39 Washington’street. The Franklin nve
,.. . l n ay. ..ydefeated the Knights in Nor-walk re-
.3 ill; cently and hope to repeat their vic-
3 '33.. tory tomorrow.
_ , :g: -—-40 experienced operators on
.4. JOSEPH DAVI 211‘ straw hats wanted. Good pay and
I; :25: long season. 52 Water Sir-fist.
..1 _ . ~ :2- A regular meetin 2 La -
“M 86 Y .. ‘ x o dy Wash
“ASHIAG'I‘OIS STREET 5;: ingion lodge. No. 21, O. S. of 3.. will
SOUIII EORW . :9; be held tomorrow night at Red Mén's‘
All 22'; hull. Following the meeting. a. Valen-
' tme masquerade dance will be held‘.
: Arnold‘s orchestra will furnish the
music.
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( 0L (”HS and COLDSI I mv- ‘fNIlzrrlI‘ it‘I‘liIIl .ilII'Iuisulllf' (It?) nl' the
White Pine Comp. With COd‘dHiiiniiliiiiv 1m llfi‘f‘ punt-on, ,_
LN“ EXt’act and Menthol ’1’. 12513;. .37.” i‘ . .3311 .. .1}. . .‘ ””'
-—P_osGos.IstBsn-h&6m.
' Although the winter has been re-
El‘ilzll‘kabl)’ mild thus far, there is
about two feet of frost in the ground
at the present time. The condition
, . of the country roads at present Is
Liam lliggeiiboilmm of 3.5 particularly bad. by reason of m
ud.
om Lnenue is recmering fwm an the-result of rain and thawing.
ml; of diphtheria , The March meeting of Norwalk
——llnis Renovated. 0.31.32“ f‘OllflC“. Boy Scouts of America. will
. 73 ll. Taylor. of Cove avenun. has ' ”(I “In? at the South Norwslk library
"1 a Imsxtlon as foreman for ilic IIII “nanosday evening. February
golds Motor Car Company. 161:1 zit whu'éi time the local Scouts
, .le March 11 c‘ w: give a. emonstration of their
WM“. l‘nion :fntmg 0f the 309‘“ work, lo the members of the council.
‘ ‘ ‘ ’ be mm 0“ “05‘ "\[xliRlFD III‘F” BY MACK
-— . 4 ‘ A 1 ‘ .n 'a
. - fining. I’cbruary‘lsili. -
a“ at “arms & Cans. Sonnett is like the kind the minister
“1; ss
~, . -. , . . . xix-es u‘ii’ltln license. It's full of
' ..Ynlmr , - n .
' 4‘ )s [-IIRIS; 1 10C“! 2‘" ——-: ,r‘lonbt. suspense. thrills and 1211131131,.
I ‘ as. “mm”: W911 nll’nluce with five acts of vaudeville
. r- llxismcss “as disposed of.
H «xpcricncod operators
w wits \\'i.ll‘ltfl"_}. Good
x mason. l3: V‘Vater Street.
Thursday, Friday. Saturday.
on,. A slated convocation of “’ashing—
Day andqnn Funnier. No. 24. R. A. LL. was
lip-id last night at the Masonic Temple
. .Xili'in Arclxllold 4-im,,,i.(.-1;.m in Berkeley street. The mark mason
nus. ii. on imm to R1,“ and )frs_lli('gl‘f“‘ was conferred. The feature
may of Susqmi Inn ”as; 01‘ iii" m-«usion was the officialvislt
, inf it. 1-2. F. Deklyn. grand scribe.
1;: “All in? l pm. .1 111.95.”) 1 Thorp was :1 scanty attendance at a
..u’ "(hill lllnlg'ht as usual, fi‘ilt‘i'll‘ll’k? Of 51100 retailers held. at ”19
». vnl br- ru and 3er {n} ‘uuinclllm‘nl James hotel yesterday by the
.:.:'E: \‘lH he sr-nml
_ ( Fl .1 at Harris 8: Lions
I‘I‘unnr'riiout Shoo Rotaiiors’ associa-
,lirrn for inrreasing the membership of
mug,”- ii H 2-H” r 1. g": U ”will“ organization. )i. F. 'Kcir. of New
at 5 rim. 3.,“ “ML Mr “S m“ lluw n .nddrossod the few present on
“m” a, “(mmmr‘ns 1.1; _ E‘ l‘lw : (illié' iiiiill} of ioin'. ng‘ the associ-
Si. 51.)... “Will ("very ({Vhpgniion.
; —-»\"rlour Hats 35 TS. O‘Brien.
«zillufiu‘ihiili. Arum-r}. ’l'iuu'uini‘l IIII‘IHIS‘IIWI‘HI‘IO XIwheniiuh. (II‘I'IHJPIIIIS
l» w x; m”, »,. Smith. H“ iillil l“lilll\'i‘ to (‘nivhing lI'Sll in li‘H'
1‘ t w Mil _ gig}. in)". «m .uulvrs of Lon: lslgmvi Sound in
'r,.I>«i 1.11:} h. To]. 17:11.3. {trawling will he heard by the Fish
.. 3),. H m llw TM”; _\:=-I "vi (lzxrut‘ 1‘0Illlllillf‘0 (i! 1' (fr-lock this
in 1 Mt: *. lw.‘ Eli m“ .uill :‘iiIll vmmii Sii‘t‘vriil Borujnll; iishmg
J n... 13,313” D. \».“<,lll(ill:€(ll'5 nra llllt“li'}i5("ll ill ilm bill,
.. r, :. . ,, El is 1': «it ist‘oml... Hills rcluiiu‘ in the
.....~. ii. ”iii itlli‘li'l-lJLi' l‘L’ , . , .
: is m nuts and Homes Will also be
-mi l um (.':\\i’ \()l “2;...qu MIMI
.wmvl "m“ m-- H" “Hui ‘Hii lirst n! .1 SPTiP$ of meetings
, 'p' .znnril in llw (‘onnectll ut I._¢ng\19,0(
“ ‘ \I "‘ 5“”‘(4’SI "‘I" ?'\\n.nrn \oiors at whirl: speakers of
it “ill do you liolli good.
zillionnl piomim'me will lie featured.
II mm m“ “I ”I m‘ ‘I‘md‘I‘Im‘I I‘e in lw luld in Hartford on Tuesday
:‘I'I"‘ 'II‘I“i"~I‘I~ SJI‘WIG‘I'V‘ ilvnllrunn 16. ‘lliss Julia. Lathrmi
""”" lvnrn ”l 3"‘5- “I‘lllil'll-l“liri' oi" ilw Federal i‘hildi‘i‘n's Bur
l'ZVri'sli‘y :l\‘Pllliz', :2: lii‘I. u, is in lw the speaker and “159‘
hospital I‘nrly fi'i‘Slildl‘Jl ;|H(ll:linll is 30 hr a luncheon of line'
"_. I’zlllil children or» i)0\$. ”mini Annrt M l‘.‘ ocloik. folloxud'.
l»\ a qiilslion and ant-0r nucling for
flu purpose of dismissing llu‘: “'ifili
nilif‘il null policing of the League n:
{\‘l 01m n \ oil: N
'1 ..mi twins illtf'
Join}; l|l('(.i\ ‘
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FOR
for-
Stall)
Nash. of “'tslimr‘.
of the. \Vv-Slporl
IId‘VHT‘ll C.
mil (.Inlnln
‘:(lu nil I ompnn).
ll ommnmicr of ("mnpnm'
52c
Stillson & Powell. Corp.
South N01'W81k ;l;. i-.< lrc-(n appointed major
I '“lliihl lyiitlnlion, l-oml‘n ll fanlrs
I
:\\llli ii i'mniorlv includn-l Si nib Gunilla
oi the Norwalks and of Dunburx.
.inro the demobilization of tho Dan
iilll)’ companion comprises ilw
vompzzniw-s of Norwnll: nionc. Mainr
.\.isii takes ilm plniv of Coors-.0
CSle-mw. of, llanllury, who rosignui in
l-wome commander Of the new :niilA
ll.'l'_\‘ vompany in Danhm‘y.
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lml; for the post your!
T. Norwnlk.f
or H.” '
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limeli- View «I tin
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Chris: church. as» mil-walk.
sis: with ma man-lone Connect;
Winfield street. lust evening
Sééois orchestrs will furnish the
music at the social and dance to be
(hen by the telephone operators at
the local exchange and their friends
on Friday night of this week at Red
lion's lull. Washington street? The
affair will be an invitation one.
The insulation of officers will be
the chief nature otthe meeting oi:
Monker Grotto No. it, M. O. V. P. E.
R. on Friday evening or this Week.
There is also to be a. “big surprise"
and. those wishing to know who: it is
who‘
will hsye to attend the meeting to
learn.
Lester Brush's pinochle team tooki
the lead from "Al" l’thmsn's team
at the pinochie tournament of [fuels
Tribe, No. 26, I. 0. R. M. last night
when they scored "59.800 points to
Pohimsn's 58,855 points. Added to
the previous scores. Brush now leads
by 1.255 points. An invitation was
extended to Cockenoe tribe or Nor-
walk to work the adoption degree on
a class of candidates next Tuesdav
night. The third session in the pin-
ochle tournament will be held on
Tuesday evening Februsry 22nd.
——Private Dancing lessons any hour in i
appointment. Lower rates. Polleys.II
“Preporty is the fruit or labor; is sI
positive good to the world. That
some should be rich. shows that oth-
ers may ‘become rich. and hence. is
just encouragement to energy and en-
terprise. Let not him who is house-
less pull down the house of. another,’
but let him labor diligently and buildl
one for himself. thus by example as-
suring that his own shall be safe from‘
violenguhen built." Abraham Lin~
coln. The Savings Department. ot‘
The South Norwaik Trust Company is
the place to accumulate for a house
of your ow‘n.
John J. Kenrins has been relieved
from the duties of manager of the lo-
cal office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Int his own request
and is succeeded in that position by
Miss A. N. Tubbs. of Putnam. “'hlle
the change will relieve Mr. Kearins or
the burden of the management or the
v
business he will still be connect-
ed with the office. He has
long felt the necessity of relief
from the long hours and consequent
confinement and the responsibilitv
that the work entailed and the change
in new. ~Danbury News
Automobiles drixen by “'illiamI
Lowndes. a drher fox the Victoria.
Taxi company and Joseph Menus. a
iIiinu man came together shortly
after 9 o‘clock this morning at the
(Ornl‘r of Franklin‘flmd “'ashlngton,
streets. The car driven by Loundes
was forced across the roadway and
menial lighting poll’s.
was badly damaged and the
axle bent on Lowndes var while the
was damaged.
vosiigaied by Patrolman Frank Six-zit;
ion.
801 TH N()R“’ALK (‘Iii'll BUVVI.»
[KG SCORES.
)‘ , 'lcnm I , cm: from the l’rank i“, Godfrey post.
I\v.IIIIIII,:IIIII ............. —., I I3 3 \merirnn legion who firod the mill-
\iIIII:.giiII I I I I I I I ...... L" Ix: '; I in: v salute over the grave.
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‘IIIIIII II '''''' I I I I I I I I III I I I l c Tmlnv is Ash “'ednrsdav the find
l — I ‘ dav or Mm. Good Friday “ill occur
- 'lIiI‘i'iN ‘. ‘, f,v x W, l ‘ 1 '
‘l """ Team 1. I l . . M..r«-li :f- and hasir'r Sunday March
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‘li'iIIkiIr . . "\l i -——Frank holly. \slc- star football
IAIng. \mI ............. \' w. M; l . pmyrr, ‘.\‘iiil New Canaan. Thursday
3 ' " .............. v ~ i.“ . . ‘
anumlu-rl; ............. r... I Girl; @415“ Fe m e mglxi. nl Armor}.
'i'mnle ............... 7H7. 3:. 320“ ~ ‘ ‘
:.()IIII~'RII \ INSST 3011-5.
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llvl-‘rirnlos to Hit: Slnh‘ rmrpiinl: in
Nziiionnl ('onnnuudm li'uclerink \K‘.
(nailiraii‘u. Jl. r: poi ted. last night.
the meeilng of tho i rank 1‘ Horilmw
i‘osl No. l:. Aim ill on 1‘ Killll
Al ilw nwvliarn oi ihe \V Oinu‘l's
Auxiliary or the post. vlrlvzntos io illi-
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PROPERTY
Is the Fruit of
LABOR ;
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 5th
is a piniihc "owl m ilw
wo; id. J‘nar some shoulz-l
be rich shone that others
may become lliil and
hem-c. is just murmiiauc
mom in energy and rim-r-
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All money depos- pm...
Ited in this bank 01'] “Let nol him who is
I5 honsclms pull down tho
01‘ before that day I house of another. but let
him labor diligently and
build one for himself. ihus
in example assuring that
his own shall be safe from
violence when built.
——Abraham Lincoid.
Our Savings Depart
3'- ment is the placeto sc-
‘munulste for 3. house of
yonrown.
rill be credited with
interest from the
lst of February.
E:
L‘s“ {94% A r
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23;;
’two of the people who have lost prop-
just made was arranged with that end ,
winch-d l.l
went head on into one of the ornnzi‘hp SiUii .1 m..,,.g,_S and also 10 locate
The 'mdiator '
from.
loft rear mudguard of-Menna's jiiney
The accident was in—i
.H'
MeWmWW
magma-weekend:
deuceotltrtndflnLT.
one members were present. short ‘
’bu’kiness session we held. report new
the seam committees being made.
These she the good works the
clas sin continually striving to do.
one or which is to throw sunshine Ind
inspiration along all lines of Chris‘
tian work. The evening was spent
with musical selections. solos. spak-
ing. etc. Dainty refreshments were
serwd. A delightful time was en-
ion-d by all. On Thursday evening
the class will lead the prayer service
at the First M. E. Church All are
inxited to come and enjov Christian
fellowship and good cheer which is
needed slang life's pathway
H. A. Meyer. manager 0: Jacobs &
Sons factory of this city. was in New
York city on business yesterday.
Mrs. Annie Johnson. or BranMawr.
is in south Norwalk for a i'ew dsys
transacting business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Bergstrom. of
l “’est avenue. were visitors in
Bridgeport Yesterday.
MORE ARRESTS
IN ROWAYTON
ROBBERY CASE
Continued from First Page
clothing. flags and other valuables. A
phonograph. mgetber with about 34
valuable room-ls. were also recovered.
together ‘Wili: a lot of clothing. both
men‘s and women's.
Some of 1: e stolen articles have
been idemlr’ai but, the greater part
of the recon ed loot. which also in-
cludes lamps .flashlights, china. Iii-i
vex-ware .cic. is as yet unidentified”
G. 11. Comings and John Tlebout are
eriy. as cloilzmg with their name in-
side. has hem found in the Brown’s
possesison
This morpme IRichsrd Brown and
Hemingway “He held under bonds of
$5,000 {or a hearing. together with
3; Sprint street. in: emit: air-j I
vN ow for a drive on boys
zlothing.
It’s a race, to clean up
our Winter stock before
the Spring merchandise
comes in. I
Now, the boys are to:
have their turn.
Every article in our
Boys’ Department greatly
reduced.
.____————--
Rogers and
Stevens
Nomlk Be. No ~ -
Robert Brown tomorrow morning.
There are still one or two members
or the gang that are yet to be round-
ed up by Hm police. it was stated st
police headquarters by Detective Ser-
geant Thomas Hunt. who has been
working on we case together
Constable Tavlor for the past
weeks.
Robert l’mw-in is an cx-sr‘rvice man.
two
with ("
away
Conn.
Vices will be held from the Thomas-
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. E. S. Phillips
Mrs. Emory 8. Phillips. formvrly' of
lay street. Second district. passed
at her home in 'l‘homaston.
on Blonds}: The funeral ser-
having song-C: in the Si. Miliiel sector um Milliodist Episcopal church at
with ilw 1-H: Machine Gun Battalion. 2 o'clock . this afternoon. Rev. Mr.
He is about 1"}T‘lll'8 old. Frank Hem- t‘urtis and Domain Phillipa-I. of the
ingway, H is said. is under 2!. Rich- Salvation Army. officiating. Burial
11m Ono-legged momber of
is mini: 2‘: yours old.
rill-fill admitted to the po—
ni endeavored in slum! l
nulor on Monday mom. I
are still lwim:
art to recover more of
ard Brown.
lili‘ il‘lu.
Roi'wri
live" ihui 1;!) ‘s
at i‘otisinldw '
1!‘l\“"ii‘£.illl""~'
:m a ;‘
a
the otlmr "Hull-H's of the gang. Part 1
« on— it
will he in Ro‘cky Hill cemetery.
Funeral of .“r. Rogers-
l'um l'fll services for llenry C. Rog~
V'lS, 0f :4 Su‘ond street will be held at
lit“ lute home at 8 dried: tonight.
in \,_ ii is: Mankind officiating. The
Winning will be taken by automobile
urn-m- to Seymour. tomorrow for in-
or tho sin". \‘ulazuhle silver inlaid pnr- girnnt‘nt.
r‘vlain “as recnvr'i‘ed where it had I ’ —--'
lmen‘hid-l' u il5‘l‘ind a iN-I’. ’ Punrrsl of Benjamin Blastik.
W.» .._.,.._.__ ? Funeral services at Benjamin
—-—l‘rank Koli)‘. Yalv sim- Trumbull lum- k or 102 Harbor avenue. an ex-
l
Slate gathering. in Yiridgvpori. madeI i
a report. , . l
. . . My
i‘OliOli'l‘lilS? Til" rs-gular business .
meeting. dancing: “.2: a‘xijun-d and l‘P-I
, ii'rs-ehmvuis smw-wl. This was m» sov— or:
10ml limu-r in he in ill in. ilw urgnnini— —I a" .
l lion. W ,
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3 d - .
\\ 1‘; tin lint
llQll “iii! “illlfil
lumilni‘
viviliiy
lulii—iInsiiIiilllmi in
ideals lmi’
In our lielierc
(ll‘iji‘iVl‘
lime in. in tho deprive 0i appri 0i i~
\i'vli'unlcs
and liner
'iinSi ll‘_\‘ In pie-aw.
“‘1" are
lmlici' lil‘d'i it is our duty; in alwaw
haw time to be pleasantly and in.
tPllirzemly aticniirc.
.r
mil M“ “hi“
.. e- we». —» . M 1-, .vqmm‘ "“
the average do
vain-logy and ‘
. .
l‘ilil‘i‘. in our li‘-
i’Pl'lians “to are
our ideas and
sincere in our
(1 service for this
and was marked by
man. was held this morning
IpIJVI-F. with New i‘mmnn. Thursday is: HICP
:iiignt m Armory. ‘ at 5‘ an o'clock from the late homo.
' and nl filo'rlock from St. Mary's
""""”‘"‘“ ”WW VW (illll’Cll. llurial in St. Marys ceme-
irrr.
was largely niiendod
ihe militaryr os-
Tlio funeral
SPECIA'ES
It the
New York Markets
Norvimlk and South Norwslk
Round Steak . . . . . 25c lb.
Sirloin Steak . . . . fic lb.
Porterhouse Steak 28c lb.
Loin Lamb Chops. . 30c iii.
Rolled Corned Beef
Nobones.......16c lb
VICTROLA
(Any Size)
youhsvebanwsnfinghymsldusIWflmbflm
«uwmmmmm.m
DONNELLY’ ~ .
16-13 SOUTH MAIN SWEET
STORE on! sun mo
srop Is no) mus m um! mom
INFANTS’ KNITBONNETS 'AND room
Rather than carry these goods over we have mode iii 4!
following reductions ’
Knit Bonneis reduced from 59¢ snd $1.25 to 800 lid $1.00.
CorduroyIBonnets, 50c and $1.00 reduced to 30¢ end 7“.
Corduroy Tonnes, $1.00 and $1.50 reduced to 76s and 81.00
Eiderdown Bonnets, $1.00, now 75c.
A dainty assortment 0!? Silk and poplin bonncis. scone us our
hroidered and there are pink, blue and white silk ones trimmed with
shirring. mile-bud trimming and roseties, former prices ranged m
50c to $2 25( and are now 39c to $1.75.
Silk Poke Bonnets. for older children. with shin-ed brim Dd
decorated with tiny animal heads of fur, reduced from $8.35 to 81.78.
J. I. Mallettem
88 WASHINGTON If.
FURNITURE
AT GREAT REDUCTIONS
ANGEVINE’S.
Removal Sale
VICTOR WESELY
(ii ormezlv with Vast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps Repaired and Made to Order, and ‘All
Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.
Welding of 'All Kinds of Metuk.
13 Rsymond Street, South Norwslk, Near South loin m.
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
bunniwune AND REPAIR-
mo
1. Expert Ford Repsir Work
30 Chestnut St...
'80. Nor-wells
ill-«gamma. .0
no ceorhelory. common
I mushjgmud’u'
i: Jillmlllli‘i \——present and iulurc
WP. weliome all to the fullest 1105‘
sible use of over-v dens. tment xvi! l1
ismiranre of courtesy in all iran:
actions ii: ni \ e undertake. .
The City National Bank
South Norwalk.
nits. Wu. Fischer. 2” Vile-abouts. Jun. .
kindle. Ky. “ugh”: ”I unjust done
I "id-IO-
5‘11“?! at.
1 il“? “I m
i 9 an. n Mam MW
IT’S osmium
was the lion and the lamb would
lie down together. nor would say
of us care to have our lamb
butchered for us me the “king
or beastfls’ Butcherlng these
is vs. is boil! a science and so srt,
and no holiexe that we have
taken master degrees in modern
methods Another importsnt
thing. we believe in giving good
values in meets the some Is in
other merchandise. When you
order a rerlsin cut end pay the
Date, Hill are entitled to thlt
‘ cut and not. In inferior my.
‘S‘gsuom you we no p trial
roiephone 5.8-2 Prom't lei-vies!
CHARNOK’S MARKET
10 RAILROAD IV!» 80. NORWALK
a"
in?
MORE NOVELTY AND CHARM mm
EVER 11‘? OUR OFFERING or
1921 VALENTINES
They Are Grad-toil; Sentimental or Distinctly Amusing:
Norwalk Chronicler