. , simog. was wen known here .. 3mm .
) MaintheNorwams; towfitchwedwhh‘eonmwu‘ . .
.. . thay- removed after leaving reaching anam‘ord :nbtrhcfim kl“ ,7 _, ' . - » , I
W. The people here wl in: added to the bi e m Mil-if
mieIn the outcome or the case with Although agreements had beenrachj- In. IL am Who jam“ :3 “ Writ am new Him, 8”. _
.r ., much interest. on angelica-oi other items. Reuse cork ...-......— h “7&5“ flu ”w" W'
or Bridsetort. burner rain then. ‘ forces continued to stand out against ,. In... an." of sciatic: from disease . . ,
Wed by the loct! church. who cons- Mrs. C. E. Mosser or Barclay com-rim“, m1- tarifl- and also now and l 5“" log 3; l by ill. ”a 3 011.10};
Ientettadned a few ladies at d whit-gm on opposed the Senate amendment 1:;
. . Rev. . Fridaywevuing ~11“;QO w musing at. o wanton
pm of Dunbar: uranium n E‘s: male. and during the WV} 50 40 cefl:sh:; 2min“ h '8 , . , . d
sun-Inc memes to the Sunday School interestinsrian vtvere IIIInma-demmlThe Sendmr Penmse. of Penasy’iwml: m n J Johnson 5“, ~ ...“, p4,... mango was“: digging; ,.
art-Reta. following which Eid. Wm. ilrst prize went o as ryIr he‘ad .0: the fiemte confm d ' ‘ , mild lay for urs -
emu-idea or Mary presented a Klinefe‘tgfl €031 morn: ““16 “1395*: ed. howexer that there was a. "reas- f-I-‘or “’23 11:0 year: 1 33° W ‘ able position trying to w a “we ,
W lmvressivc sermon our "Lame." 800“- W. e 9 0033 a 0“ wen ° able ros ect" at a complet€asree- ‘3 me _lidn!o deep. '
*” {Ilse ladies Iqu’artet of the local church Hm I H.108!!!“ for the lowest. F 01‘ orient 15(1in trouble. I wouid hay: M £96!" "I 51“! this tesflmoniwu CINQTt ,
.riudeted a selection. which was fol. lowing the games Mrs. Masses served and headachcslwould snow. . W on ramming pom My .-
Med by an address to the Mill 8 “New“! lunc‘heOn- The Sum GETS Axmcmsrxo'rn «1 mid have .....ch or gas and my trouble. from them first dose.-
Mothers by Rev. Walter s. Beanson Were Mrs. S. M. Stevens. Mrs. Rich: ' - would vomit; after eating at frequent Em m at my troubles disappeared
’ ' ' Bristol. . A consecration service GM Ireland and MI“ Franch'Galmg' PARIS. Feb. 23. ~America's note of Wm]. and attacks would lost some- and 1 gel m n, new woman. I had
M then held. he“ 0‘ Sim” N°""‘"‘- M“ 01‘9“" protest ‘remtve to the mandate quea- times toi- about me hours. I round no um many ways but in CINOT .
:. supper was served by the local Finch of Dorian. Mm- Edgar R‘Y‘ tion receipt of which by Hugh C enjoyment in eating. W" “any afraid found a W}! 01 health”-
din-ch, followed by a satin] service mond. M11 1 H Kigglns. M” “711- Waliace, American Ambassador to to eat. - WIS 60H) IN 80m 303
g “it”; I"? resident pastor I L123; migsd' tong-“sled: 132:; M22: France. was announced to the Council "My sleep was broken by damsel: ‘ “,3 31‘ “AW.“ 33mm.
t 3 p. m the closing service of '3’“ De . . of the League of Nations yesterday. puns. Sometimes I could not turn my mom. Wfim Sta
gig“ Cbgggtiofi mei- gt :Wmd nd Ruth Steve” . was laid before the Council‘when it them! on my pillow without seizing mm WWW - .
I 7 . ry e o n or p - . assembled thisrvmorning'. "
- . _ jug; after a. selection by the local male DARIEN&NOROTON It was presented .0 the Council in . _’ a
u , -» ’ mud Rev. Isaac 11- Blanchard Of English, and in view of its considera- ' '4
Bridswort was introduced as the bio length. it was decided to have it .v—UF-‘J‘fl -
Myer“: trffiiflfg‘ :31 Issmvelry » Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt was in translated into French. so each mem-
' ‘ ' ' rk on Washington's Birthday- her might have an understandable
like“ ”$3 315357.619! an Ieellng M New Y0 ...—a— copy before him when it‘csme up for
8‘ very prontame “M '1'”! ”‘5‘ “ spent. The‘ Boy Scout Cubs. of Troop 30. discussion. It was understood the
\ of Noroton. will meet this evening. at note probably would not be given out
‘Judge ~"John Keogh and 13m '7 o'c10ck,in the club rooms. .. until late today.
”out yesterday in New York city. . -
. . . , ‘ A number from Darlen attended Iowa women jurors will be permit—
‘Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wermc of '05- the Washington's Birthday dance, at ted to wear um“. hats. and powder
born avenue were visitors “1‘ m’ the Stamford Elks' Hall. last evening. their noses in the Jury box. Might
lord yesterday. ' . let‘them knltuand peel potatoes. too.
The sidehalks and roads are fairly so they will for] thoroughly at home.
City Clerk Irving D. Robertson at- passable after the sexere storm of ——Cle\'clnnd Plain Dealer.
tended the performance at the Btam- Sunday. For some time it was con-
«The? Little Bank ,
Around théCOmer” _ y
HAT is what the Gathers National Bank
was once-flue: a small “community” bank
catering ”:0 th: needs offlleiocaltmdesmcn,
helping them in 1 ml man-to-man way, aiding
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Iord Theatre, yesterday. slderably difficult to get about. them 4‘“ “mi: "“131“, and tgoicing in their .
Miss Mildred Baldwin. of Second Considerable interest has been I fortune. . ‘ - .
street. spent the holiday 011': of 1m shown in the special services at the AS its mam ’90 did the bank As
yesterday: Ill th di t_ h rch. The subject for Y F
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A numb" attend“ the “Mahdi“-- Christ the Friend." The Misses Mul- ‘- ,. . depositors are big businessmen: the Gotham
net dance held at the Norwalk Coun- ler and Oldrin will sing. .
try cum last evening. ~: NW Bank " Wt _ , I m m m
There was a happy bunch of fire - 1 financial Institution. , . I . ; . . . .1
- M” “‘2‘“ 39““ mended ““3 ”8" “Ladies in ”mm “"8“” m°'n‘”3' No cigars“- has But it is still a bank ‘ 0f W GINGHAM and ( JAM-
formance of Leo Dichtrichsteln's new when one of the new fire fighting ma- - he . DWEQ
play “Toto” at the Stamford theatre chines arrived in town. It was the ”name delicious ‘0' t ‘W man“ EBAY L .
mm” “Half; 5:63;: :flfiienizoer’zgmmf 5:23;,“ 2: (km an 1L0“, ’ :big enough to do ”‘3'" ‘ These Dreams have been reduced in pr'I ‘ . the F
N? ‘1‘“? has been 39‘ ‘0’ the “0“" mechanician accompanied. .me mo- Strike. 3mm... ‘ 1?:th f“ you—butshow— incomplete Iinesinsim. They are in plaids . - '3" ~ at...
:mmtii 512$. Whid} gwua ”Eryn“ chine and will remain here until a - mg It all times a real plain (”th udmfgshionedin most atlr-au »
rom-- on “y eevnm ' an w c was thorough demonstration is made of totes in on Q
t? have been held at cm church. the same. Soon after the engine ar- ”30:33: rs: y 3 to 5m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ ... $5250
Funk ’ 8‘0 ' . oesooao—aoaoao-a.. ..... co ...... .
Mr. and Mrs. Cnbo have rived the firemen attached sum 1 ‘ g and y d h ”to “M . .
, the hydrant near the fire house em I Come in m we ‘ . g2 00
maven from their home on Pleasant showed a. wonderful pressura G0,. ~ I f HIM . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. . . .. .. .
. street to New York city where Mr hnm's pond was visited and a snils~ * t d ‘ talk With us, 01’ you like 1‘ w . . . . . . . .. . . _ . _ . . . . ........ . __________ . . I SYN!
"...; farm“ has tgkenla position with 1P? Armory demonstration was a.” made oas e . ' ( A i —————— . ‘ W: Win send you our “cw ~ 15 m , . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................... .. $3 .‘1
mm Jomug' rarway company. ' there. The Mack engine. for the Dar- , l d h ‘ 1 folder (effing you what ‘ ‘ ‘ " ' ’
. . _ . , , . Minivans - lull-l "
Charles Craig of Edlle avenue, who :Zgrgoys‘ ‘5 expected tIO “H‘s; i: tUCKY ”by a 5...“, code we do and how. . "mm FAST COLORD
several weeks ago accidentally shot y. ' ‘
himwvlf in the foot has recovered and . .
...... ...... ... ...... ...... .....avm, 1:31:53? Egg-mg; higg'lgggg: 5m KE m com lanes”. BANK .
‘veSL menue. birthday with seventy-live friends and CIGARETTE . or .m m ' - _A_ ,.
Fred Buy who has,been living in relatives on Monday evening. Guests CAPITAL—$1,; SURPLUS 310500.02 a e 5.55 l;
, Aibanyb- x y. jor m and eighteen :22 Pm“; gm]? Hfffgrt he“; rots I. moses: 316,006,“ - l,
year is visltlu his brother Chris For 0 . 3mm 0" - orwa ' '9' “I z , E: : I" M mu. man srmu ~~ ,{. '.
\., tor : fey,- d 13., and is resuming 01¢ nngn and DariIen.h All arrived 921513;; ' a I»; “um 0' , 38 WW», South Nor-walk . it}. 4.3 a
acquaintances. an , at an ear y our were escor cc ..., fl ... w ,
, ._ to the dining-room by their hostess .g— w W A~¥¢ 0...”?!
' The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ and seated to a beautifully decorated- _
church will Illrt‘l. tomorrow afternoon tnblg to a delicious and bounieous , ...... I _—
at the ironic of Mrs. Harry Farting. spread. One of the most attractive. Ig; I
too. 45 Osborn. avenue. 'I articles was a large birthday cake. _ * ‘ ‘ 7
_ ......— whjoh occupied the center of the ta-Z .3 . » J l
The members of the Y. M. C. C. 'ble. After the Ripper. games an i
held a special patriotic gathering at music was enjoyed by all. The 0. R. (Formerly with Vaast Elma}
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pinochln sossion‘will. be held this with a very handsome mahogany. . i
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COnpe, 4-1300: Sedans, Deliveries on Short
East .Norwalk streets have been useful and pretty gifts. Many ouf-of-
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' WM of All Kinds of Mel'ah.
33 “M loath Nomlk. Near South Main Street.
force are busily engaged in clearing .
gutters in the more congested traf- mu FAWN momma msfi '
fir: arteries today. CUbSED. , .
, . IDNDON. Feb. '23. -‘Cohsldemilon A;
The ”special meeting of ihe Glacial lot Near Eastern problems by allied ..
Board or lthe East avenue M- E- and Turkish delegates began here this H
-- church scheduled to be held on MOVI‘ morning at 11:15 o'clock. The Turk--
day, efini us last was postponed be- lsh representatives entered the con:
cause the weather. It will I)“ held ference in two separate bodies. the
{allowing the mid-“7091‘ meeting at ”Nationalist envoys having refused to ' ,
.ilie church tomorrow. Lay delegates join the delegates of the Sultan 'sGov- "
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,-~ 'vsrill be elected and other matters of ka panha_ represenmfi‘.9 of the I
' y "importance 31101051118 the budget ’0' Sultan's Government. locked feeble .
the year. will be taken up 10" ‘3‘" and in when he was assisted into the .
~ CIIBSIOI'L _ _ room by members of his staff. Bcklr E
< . Bami Bey. head of the Turkish Ns- '
IROWA YTON tlonalist delegation. accompanied by j
. ' ' his colleagues and a secretary. enter.
I. ' m ed the room after Tewllk Pasha.
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practically cleared of all snow, and .town guests remained over night and '
members of the Street mull-Ines?! continued the party on Tuesday.
selections made by such well-known artists as Al Jolson, Van & , ,
Schenck, Harry FOX, Ted Lewis’ Jazz Band, and Art Hickman’s , . . ,
Orchestra. Here’s your opportunity to get the Records you have ; . AUSTIN S GAR 3* GE
“It. Corned Beef ... 10: lb Pickled Onions ......
'ofi": $223? $22.11;: 232:5: Advertise .. .... gem... .1 always promised yourself. ,7 . _ mm m.
twitch an attack or the grip. '. . - " . .
“3;: 53.3..” fifltg‘nflfl‘”; . . y , , No restrictions as’ to guantitydesired. Your chance .to pur- 7 5 ; , ------------------------------- . III/m"
, Every. in Petitioner street- , . , .~ I ~ A ‘ I SPECIALS
Mug to the storm; a meeting of Proof 18W WW i , 40c "7-
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“f2.- R¥03§3§Laa§ caveman; 3..”poo .BPfinECHm- to? PILS have i All new standard Double Disc Records. Several thousand Rec- m mm a? 3: 2;," $15: f’f,‘i',c,,K,‘,‘..S. ... ...
Ilene, a. , _____ . . beenl ll soarearls 1],” .J ords to choose front . w. _ .. sign-.2»; m ”...“: t 3‘“ "new“ IIIII 25. ..II
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Crockett. and D80!) e a f._°ver t e g 0 e- : l 7 an“ M ":12: 206 lb. Smoked Herring lOEBEaILbI
; ... All other Columbia Records will be Sold at the following prices: 3:!- “0* "h W WWW“ “W" -- - ' ... ..
all” N Till” .... 356 lb- Gold Medal Butter . : z.
Hos-m Fl: Feet to: u». smokly Fresh 5995 » "‘°° d°
FULL LINE IN FRESH VEGETABLES
CHARNOK’S MARKE I
daughters, of C'udlipp street. have reJ .- ’ f
turned Spam 3 visit. with friends in ‘. Q. . '~ . _ _
N‘éw York city. , ‘ . _ . . I . .‘ .
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Mrs. Lannie Canfied announces the . . An? M . in ~
opening of a. class in social dancing I . . ' . » _: the ‘W cdicme‘ ,
$1.00 Democrat: common—RECORDS NOW‘ 69¢ 1
Efx??? Hall, Nor-walk, this even-. , . hero. I. , 105.2%. .. _ . _ ., 1’ a” ‘0. hit PHC m: 583;
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' her home in W avenue. Mrs.
Minor is suffering from an injury t0»
.her spine awed by? an accident. ,
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_,the ship Union Liberty, has arrived at
wafia-é from HavnumI Cuba.
$1.50 Donors use COLUMN“ ' ' :Now 89c
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when We“; is normed—be it to m plat?
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