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ltnml R. Snyder. of Lynes pla’ce,
y», purchased a. new Chevrolet'tour-
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#00111 at Harris & Gains.
E Natalie “reed attended the
y. vflgu‘niancc of ”row." atahe Stum-
t-u .l theatre, yesterday afternoon.
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(‘wnpany K. Connecticut State
‘15. held a. weekly drill at the
.l. : my)" Monday night.
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l' lcxick L. Lamson, treasurer of
H. \onx all: Tire & Rubber company,
i. -. purchased a new Hudson» roads
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latest 01’ the local stores keptvopen
null noon yesterday to allow those
hm. wiioldei‘s who had been prevented
from doing their holiday shopping by
1.. storm. to secure supplies.
;.l...- Ann Andrews. who is one of
ilw eldest residents of Norwalk. had
llu- misfortune on Sunday evening. to
l .11 in her home in West Main street.
(oh-i sustain a fracture of the left hip.
in. (‘lmrles G. Bohannan was called
to attend her. and friends hope-that
sh:- will recover.
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~—Pea Coal at Harris 8: (lens.
A complaint that boys were peep-
)": lll thewindows of Hillside school
‘was made to the police last night.
Patrolman J. Dorney investigated and
Warned the boys to keep away from
like school premises.
1\Tr. and Airs. ill. F. Sisk Aretha
mroud parents of a daughter born to
them at the Norwalk Hospital“ Fri—
day. Feb. 18th. Mother and child are
doing nicely. This makes Mr. and
Mrs. John P. Sisk happy grands
parents. '
-—~Yelour Hats $5.75. O'Brien.
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COUGHS and COLDS
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Liver Extract: and Menthol
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u hat bonds, stocks, in-
surance and other 1&ng '
. Female Hour.
fnished the _music.
T evening at which time they discussed
. making a request for a reduction of
' 'vancéd 'froin 15.40 a day in 1919 to
7, action taken.
~ : f" Norwalk is again in the weekly mor-
‘- been reported however. nor has scar.
f let fever or whooping- cow}; been.
‘ ports 92 cases of measles in one wheel;
' , and- the next highest city in mm
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Bedieiit. reporter for the
confined to his
home» in Hazel street by illness.
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An important business meetln oi
ButlerLodge. No. 997.1. 0.0. Fugwili
be held this evening at 7: 30 o'clock.
swears
a—Fresh Long Island calms at bridge
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Lieutenant Harry Stacey Benton
and family, of Flax Hill Rosd, have
weeks. i!“ w
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The South Non-walk orchestra will
furnish music at adnnce and social to
be held at the Rowayton Eire House
tonight. ‘ "
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-—Ho.ts Renovated. O’Brien.
- The Company K: quintet is schedul~
ed to play the. Blue Ribbons, of
Bridgeport, on Thursday evening, at
the Norwalk Armory.
—Fresh.Long Island calms at bridge.
ing been cleaned in- front of 8 Elisa
beth street was received by the police
yesterday from a woman who fell and
injured herself there yesterday.
A.- special meeting or the Nor-walk
Aerie. No. 588. Fraternal Order of
Eagles, will be held» tonight for the
purpose of organizing teams for a.
membership drive. -
~BASKET BALL. ARMORY.
Thurs. night. Co. K. vs Blue Ribbons.
Prel. gnmeTPu'E. Hose vs. K. ofC..
Dancing Resv. sent: now on sale at
Dagon' 3 Lunch. Phone 1696.
Complaints were received by the po-
lice last night from several girls of
the practice of small boys of snow-
balling them at the corner of Lexing—
ton and Ely avenues.
Under the. offsplcés of Cockenoe
Tribe. No. 32. I, 0. R. M., a-successful
confetti dance was held last night in
Red Mens hall. The dance was large-
yi attended. Svec's orchestra. fur-
$——Fresh Long Island calms of bridge.
A supper and social time will be
enjoyed by the members of Banner
Council. Sons and Daughters of Libero
ty. at the meeting tomorrow evening.
(Thursday). It is the wish or the en-
tertainment committee that all mem-
bers wiltbe present.
“An EveningWith James Whltcomb
Riley" is planned for tomorrow even-
ing at the Norwalk Congregational
church when ‘Rev. Hugh Shields. of
llidgefield will rend a number of the
poet's selections; at the usual Thurs-
‘(lay evening gathering.
A meeting of Lady Washington
Lodge, No. 21._ 0. S. of IL. will be
held tomorrow fight] at Red Men's
hall. A large. class of candidates will
be initiated. Member-I. have been
asked to bring refreshments as there
will be. iisitors from Bridgeport.
Westport and South Nor-walk.
Locals
—DASKET BALL. ' ARMORY.
Thurs. night. Co. K. vs Blue Ribbons.
Prcl. game. Put.‘ Hose vs. K. of 0..
Dancing. Resv. seats now on sale at
Dngon' 3 Lunch. Phone 1595.
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Norwelk contractors met on Monday
cmpenters and joiners in
Wages which have ado
wages etc
this city.
3811!. day in 1920, are. said to be to
high. at the present time. and a slight
reduction is to be asked. C. B. Kunes
was appointed publicity man. but is
out at town on business and
gave no- statement to the press on t“, .
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‘With three new cases of diphtherie.
.bidity report of the State Department
of health for the week ending Feb-
i‘liary 19th. No. cases of measles have
found to be prevalent. Greenwich- rep
is Ne ew Britain with 52 cases 01:233.?
papers you have if you
keep them in. one about: '
SAFE-”DEPOSIT?
It s'a state law that
' only in ethic of dedmif
'2; can any one gaiumecnflfi
to them without, your '
_ consent, andEtlienfil'llY-f?
J 5-; your proper heirs.- " ‘
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3asion to openyonr her.
it may bodes-getgri'
vately in one o one-
eoupon boothff '
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were seem at the, onset detenses
bf Long Island sound. «int-in: the war.
7 7 were acquainted with Captein Wil'o
" item B. Erector of the my transport ‘
E service, whose death declined in New ;
{03111011 on; saturday. csptein W
:- bent, Generel Nathan!el
haste“ which madcdaiiytripilbe'
amendTei-ry (rubidium
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lady: «Mme melon was» of fomrmmm‘ M gamma in. with
‘ the refreshments.
gone to New York city to spend six ' ‘
‘A complaint about wnlles not hav- -.
‘ John T. Sloan. president of the New
,1 several handsome posters advertising
Fresh Long Island calms at bridge. "
Many local eat-service men who
was commander of the qusrter- .
'Newliondon and M Mam
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Few 18th. in honor, of ,2
her-Lhoine. on 28 Bataan anemic. -
Games were played and. piano soles
rare.- rendered by. neural o! the
children.
After the games All mumbled to the
next room where the table was
decorated in Blair, roses sud whité
crepe paper, where they on. amend
Among those present were: Miss
Gladys Robins, Alice Bates from New
seenp, Vevia Dennis. Eileen McMahon.
Betty Mason. Francis Scfield. Allele
Taylor. Madalyn Griffin. John Ile-
Mnhon. John Mason. Arthur Seoiield,
James Allen. Jack Robins. Mrs. G.
Hoyt and daughter. Jean Robins, Mrs.
Murray and daughter Betty. And Mrs.
Alice Bane.
The hostessreceived many beauti-
ful presents and all departed wishing
Miss Robins many more birthdays.
' Mrs.- Anthony Moreno. and-son Bo-
sil. of Brooklyn who have been visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore
Chariott. the latter Mrs. Mnrelia's
'mother, over the week-end and bolt.
day. returned to their home téaay
Mrs. Carmela. Viola. who accompanied
Mrs. Marcus. and son, also returned
today.
Fairfax Ludlow. of Stratford. w A
visitor in Nor-walk Sunday.
low was formerly connected with .tho
Barnum and Bailey circus which was
taken over by Ringling brothers. He
is well known in Norwnlk.
Mr. and ,. M71. James Donnelly and
family were among the. Norwalk
people to witness the presentation of
"Toto" at the’ Stamford theatre yesJ
terdny.
Mrs. L. w St. John. of 3:. John
street. East Norwalk. and Mrs. R. L.
DeForest. 8 Kludali avenue. returned
White Plains.
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daughter Dorothy of New York city
are spending a. few days with Mrs.
Sheppard’ s brother John. Wehle.
Harold R. Austin: of the Hotel Ma-
hacloemo. has returned after a. busin-
ess trip to California.
"Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Morgan or
Gibson court were visitors in New
York city yesterday.
Henry S. Kimlln. of 3 Tlndnll ayes
nue. spent the holiday at his home in
New Milford.
Harry Ea‘le. left for Florida. on
Saturday. where he will remain tor a
few weeks.
Miss Frances Costello, oi:
street. spent Washington’ 3 birthday in
New York city.
Miss Anna Makovich. of 2's Cather-
ine street. spent the holdiday in
Bridgeport.
'Mrs. Ira. S. Finch, of 1 Lincoln
avenue, was in Stamford yesterday.
Miss Mary Fahan. of Newtown
avenue. was in Bridgeport y'esterdey.
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‘Ward Sturdevnnt was a. visitor in
Stamford yesterday afternoon.
The Norwnlk Board of Realty Bro-
kers will meet on Friday evening of
this. week at the office of Charles E.
Curtis, Lockwood building, at 7: 45
o 'clock. Alvin Hancock 0! Bridgeport.
president of the Bridgeport board and
Haven board will be the principal
speakers of the evening.
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GODFREY P09]? NOTES. - . 4
Legislathe Committfi: Named and
Plans Made for Dance Friday Night
Frank C Godfrey Post American
Legion, transacted much important
business at the meeting held in the
hallin the Central Trust Company
tee announced that a. surprise a t;
ed the attendants attire bail to be giv-
en in the Armor-ran Friday evening:
announcement” made also that.
event had been denoted by the
V rmine artists.
e relief committee reported the
discgntinunnce of all check: for one
week. the state authorities- having
found this necessary because of lack.
of finds. The checks will be forth;
coming next week.
The legislative committee Appointed
consists of Lieutenant Freeman Light:
Ray Worm and Captain Keogh. It
4-?“ V,
will :be at the local armory, ‘this'aftera
noon, to honor the late Oscar Ander-
.9”.
Advertise nine money -
Haven. Harriet Sher-ma. n. Grace a
”removed to Hoffman Island for ob-
Ena- '
home yesterday from a. week's visit in
Mr. and Mrs. George Sheppard. and
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Spring '
building. The membership commitm
is exoected that nnumber-ofmembers-
mm extended and
full ceremonies . The committee on1 g ’
ledles’ night’ reported progress. The
new officers will be installed one
Much 7th by the ante department
commuder. A niece of eight: re—
straits will be mustered in an that
night. The entertainment will ,be a
1mm by mess call.
INSPECl‘lNG TEE “GRANTS , .
NEW EOBK, Feb. aha-Four hi'in-
tired immigrants who arrived at
Grand- Central Station. early today.
from where “is; landed yes-
terdey from are steam‘notterdnm,
Were examined for possible typhus in-
fection. Ten of them. found to be
vermin infested. were sent to Wilma
Parker Hospital fer deioneing. '
Federal medical authorities today
continued the examination or passen-
gers aboard three trnnmtlantic steam-
ships which were detnined rm
at Querantine.
These ships—the Aquitaine. from
which us of 2.957 passengers were
semtiom the Pom with 56. cabin
passengers from Sanluan, Porto Ri-
co, and the Calabria, with 780 steer-
ase passengers from Tnestemwill be
rigidly examined before being permit-
ted to dock.
YOUR RURGHIBE KEE?8.
AMERICA EMPLOYEE“
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That Drowsy Feeling
after eating can be over-come by
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tests the stomach. *
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Regular business was disposed of at
the meeting of Old Well Commandery.
No. 956.1100. C. held last event“.
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Gray Silkunderweer
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Bl in orhdloo ofmatehing hue-#nnd that hue,
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. Balboa—32:85; bloomers—«Si. i i
. Bountiful drop-stitch stockings—$8.78. ;
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Brilliant luster, fine torture, 0: knitted that the -. . . ,1,
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Got-doses black or white, full fashioned. pure sills-rm
Strap pimps arrive!
Prettiest of new mini Spring shoes for women! .
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Splendid abode of brown. or rich black, or veivotlikg
Four examples of partlculcr interests—-
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Block kid with one strep of handsome ooze kid.
Black suede with one fancy strap, covered French
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