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‘l‘htre will be a. meeting or the we-
1 .rn of Mooseheart Legion this even-
ing.
.A. rrvynlur meeting of the lion-d of
1 duration will be held tonight at the
‘ .Hvulk High 8011001.
\Vrmoma Council. No. 31. Degree of
l-nrhontas. will go to Stratford tomor-
1 :w night by automobile bus. The?
.- ill he entertained by the tribe of that
.l. 1w n.
——Coal at Harris & anus.
At :1 meeting of the Philosophical
5-way at Smith College. recently.
Miss Edna Ilunkemeier, of the class
~r 1021, rm'iered two piano solos with
grout surness—an ' “Etude" and
"Sui. -; 3)."
'Thré‘rs cases of diphtheria and _one
of mmrles is the total for theweek ot
. ‘ n "y 26.11. according to the week-
, 1." men idity report of the State De
parlm lit of Health. These are the
only no w cases of contagious disease
reported in Nomnlk.
—Pea Coal at Harris & Cons.
A movement is under- way under 1
the auspices or St. Peter‘s Lutheran
_ ¢l1urch to aid the war sufu'erers of
. Germany and Austria . Members and
‘ friends of the church are invited to
attend tlzn meeting to be: held on.“
Wednesdav evening at the church. at
‘H’lilch '1il the‘necossnry information
regarding- this important mattdrwiil
be given out.
Yale has been altered three millitm
110“an for endowment. or: condition
that the graduates raise two mitlinn
dollars. so that there maybe a total
incroase in» mfrowment funds .0: five
millions.
10 all graduates. are .sendlng out up—
penis for contributions There is every
prospect that the drive W!ll be a. sue;
(TESS
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COUGHS and COLDS
White Pine Coinp. 'lr Cod
Liver Extract and éfifliol
52c
Stillson & ‘Powem. Gory.
South Rom
kn.
deposited in this .‘
Bank Before Sat-.
ur‘dayil- Neon,"
March 5th;' will
draw littoral:
from March 1%: _,
$1118.? meeting this eve
The "class agents." familiar
' Fairfield uy‘enue.
A 1 were made in a. great many instances
'1' '6ver’ $5,000 wsréj listed.
W MW
in. menus in Mefiden.
m ammo: .3: the South;
The mom Juniors and the Ari-‘10
code Juniors 0: Bridgeport will clash
on giro Norwslk alleys tomorrow
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Nor-wait club will b‘é‘lrciii sit flib chip J.
‘ rooms this evening:
-Ma.rch Victor Records on Sale.
Ofln this evening. The Hamilton
Shop.
o—I—h-n.
Camps. P. O. dthnlliolds.
4g9‘49"“Dovermort Hall. Thérewlli
inch and refreshments.
K...‘_“._.;_'_
0.1961,?“ Rebekah Lodge. No. (2.1.
will hold a. we social at
the lodge rooms folio as the meet-
ing on Friday evening or this week.
Moniker Grotto and the Craftsmen
will clash on the basketball courts at
Hoyts Theatre hail this evening in the
.third game or _th‘e series. Each team
has won one game.
l —-McENEf.LTs SINGING ORCH-
,estra. at Armory, TONIGHT.
The monthly business meeting of
the Young- People's Society of. St.
Peter’s Lutheran church will take
place on Thursday evening at
church. All members are urged toi be
present. ‘
/
The offices of Prosecuting Attorney
Cramer C He'gemau and Thomas F.
(Walsh. have been moved to the Keel-
er _buildin on Washington street.
from the uder block on South Main
street.
Guests at the Royal James last
nil’ht were: Thomas J. Bartley. of
Philadelphia: Po..- M. H.- Dewsnap.
Topstone, Conn.. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hill.
lNorWrfiI. and F. J. Wessels. 01 Chi-
—-_There will be a. meeting or the
Motorized Artillery. men, at the Ar-
mory Wednesday ”311mg oil are re-
quested to be present.
r—"-—--d
wa large steel filing safes have
just been installed in thé om
South Marl street stationer. fits
makes three insurance‘ahflccs‘ in the
Second district that Mr. Donneiiy has
fitted out With the latest equipment.
the other two offices being thosé or
Thomas County and J. M. Layton 8:
Co... " ’ ‘ é
The monthly business and social
meeting or the l adies' Aid _Society. of
St. Peter's German Lu'tlreraln church.
will be held on Thursday afternoon.-
xat the home of Mrs. A. Schmidt. 6
The members and
friends are urged to come; as various
matters will be considered which are
of great importance. At the concur-
sion of the business meeting refresh-
ments will be served by Mrs. Schmidt
and her daughter Mrs. Pedrtold.
Today was the first day that the
assessor's books for the your 1826.
were oren to the public and the ofice
of City Clerk Irving D. Romp;
where the books may be‘ examined
was Jommed by thud people who
were curious to learn Just what was
done by the assessor-std the valuation
of their property this year. Increases
where buildings or property valued at
——McENELLY’B SINGIN’G ORCH-
estra. at Arniory. TONIGHT.
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birth
day.
at the
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g
Al! wdmén who ore interested in
thewetrueorurecityrmdmm‘
cordially invited to am the must-
.ing at the Women's Auscfiiion 61111.? '
South Nor-vim Congreguum church
on Wednesday afternoon if
there will
papers on civic and mitt-leg: M
of vital interest to all. on
_ Complaints from the
station that bulbs had
the street lights at the corner of.
smith and Benton
11 3111: were investigated yesterdc
Patrolman John Smith who 1.133;?»
the young man responsible. He was
brought beforsJEhiet Pe
morning and the elite: to
General
Winchester gave the o
good talking to. . y u" mm "
wTh'e‘F‘eder-al Fur
as made defendant in an
brought against action
$150. by the
“lemony yesterday.
Iran 0. Gregory.
an unpaid bill or $100.
the company was attached
Constable Bryan Silic- The case is re-
turnable the second Monday in March
to the City court of Norwsllr.
Revs Chapman 8.
arrived in
noon and have gotten their household
effects located in the Trinity Parish
rectory on Fair-field avenue. Retur-
Lewis served his last Sunday as rector
of st. Stephen’ s church in o'er-sey City.
where he has been for tie past three
years. on February 27th. and will take
charge of the ‘servlces at Trinity
church on Sunday Murch 8th. , -
Deputy Collector of Internal Riven-
ue. E F. Nevins. who has been detail-
ed tot Nor’wslk to help citizens make
out theii- income tax returns. will be
of at hisomee, Q-ityg C0223” room. C317
sauna: Golden. In tor t pr " s..-.m until 9 _p.
r'u'Elim on t has ms"... 1% pmyggr world: 11:. mi m
turnis'l'fed by James Donnelly. thel or anyone «Foe here. The last day
for filing
15th, but the last day for; all? smat-
ance by a collector for filling out the
returns will be this Saturday.
SOCEL NOTES
Master Fronds Walter Hoyt, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. W.,I-ont, of 61 Bay-
view avenue.
day. yesterday afternoon, by e11-
témlnmg a. few of his little friends
and relatives.
the little onesfindulged in extending
congmtulatioué to the host.
dainty collation was served. after
which the guests departed. wishing
Master Hoyt many happy returns of
the day. Those present were: Frances
Buetel. Olive Stowe.
mond Helen Roberts. Richard
nertnd Francis Hoyt.
, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Roscoe,
Westport avenue. observed the 65th
anniversary of their .wedding yester-j
Therewas no forms! (:81th
clplent 0! 11m congratulntians M
mm friends. Mr. , ;
hue toui- children. three 0! whér‘fll
live in NW
Fletcher VsirEbosier. ..
raid. Hrs.
_IEya-aotfioinlstreet. m unfi-
' » hen Grindiédi 8'; Cleveland. om '
in
(”if
pier was dellcitfis WM!
ré'EiE chic‘kéii mifil‘éd m
toes, cranberries. pickles. celery. oak
8 o'clock.
be several fiveominu‘ts
electric light
been broken in
streets on‘ Saturdxy
this
superintendent AIL-1°11:
M '
Dyeing company
it for dam
Norwalk Hardwaraegfrzrgf
througfi Attorney
The plainflo: alleges
Property or
for $150 by
a,
Lewis. and family,
Norwalk yesterday otter-
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returns will be on March
celebrated his third
During the afternoon
and a
Marjorie Hem—
of
on, but they were the re-
‘lmd Mrs. Roscoe
They are: In.
that in tfic‘lmmedm
the runflciy and pulp mm. _
witness cxlléd lipon‘ totes;
The
uti was édlcsl Examiner'- Samuel 11‘.
Hunflngtcn.‘ Dr. Huntington told of
the finding of Dufb’s body underneath
1 float. by William
that the body was rather decorum _
itithsd been irfthenterthree
or four weeks. but that there were no
Hmrksotvioleuceortflnbody. .,,
sergeant Thomas Hunt. the second
wttrnu. described the search for rela-
tives of Duffy. He read a. letter. di-
recbbd to Dnfly. signed
Eamflh. Springfield, m. " on the out.-
side of the envelope.
Emerson B. Wilson. of 24 Wilton
avenue, said that Dufly was employed
on December 21 in unloading s. barge
of coal. The latter. was ordchd It
ere were sscoreot'worlr- Q
utmost: or or .
Hines. He malt
"Fritzie Ina" ’
Betty," with 9. return adored or "Fré_d~
on em:
JEE r! . iris
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Shop.
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sitcom" “ 1‘11ch
Stevem
sorwukasdsoum sun-walk 'i. form drawn up, is being- made by chiro- -
* é: ‘ pm, optometrisfi and (flier practit‘ ’
Records on Sale.
Open this evening. The Hamilton U
noonti‘me to clean up srtér dubbing
the Job and report to s pulp schsornr
which was to be unloaded. That was
the last he saw or him. Mr. moon
tifsflfled that he had been told that
Duffy had been seen about 12:15
o‘clock that same dry. When them
failed to put in an appearance within
the next 48 hours and did not drew
his Dav. Wilson said he reported his
disappearance to the police. no find
that he believed tint Dolly had return-
ed. gone to the schooner and miles
overboard.
Sergeant Bryan Sill: testified to the
finding or the shove! in the women: .
few feet away from the dock. under-
month the run—way, were investigating
Durtys disappearance. sud said that
at that time, both he and Wilson had
agreed that the deceased had relish”
from the run-way and was drowned.
He told of dragging the'i‘iver for the
body.
Questioning of the Washes by
Coroner Phelan elicited the informs.-
tion that Duffy bad no enemies and
said that when. the ”body; was (and.
Duffy's left hand was infirm
and clinched in it was a patch-3e of
cigarettes.
At the widest of Sergéufit Hunt
Martin was med if Dotty m not
been talking about the shooting of
the former by trio despersdoes he he
'l't. Martin refined
in the riégs ve‘.
Petitions were received in both
branches for M of an watt-"serv-
ice sln or electricity meter chin-sets
law. the one from Nomi! headed
"To Protect ,the‘Gss’ coriander-s
was a clean cut fellow. It was further ‘
fymfir ant
ms bywashi‘ng the
liaison noun-m body
not Wi- sacs
all! P
nevi
ind!
smart
is wonderfully invigoret
w a the
fins
llll‘le
tit
mien " Discr‘ marina.»
m1:
net-on Belicia? xiii.
is held every mon’fir.
1119'. mm
:‘:"‘Conré to daddy!” See
dirtiest-stair
m ‘
a Splendid Habit:
om m Weston tbs sy’slifi
ouch gust-cilia and wail: msy'
Those of us who are accustomed to
feel dull and been when we arise:
e; surly {1‘0ng coll.
tau! tongue. nasty breathw 3 about
sch. limo hack. can. instead. can.
look sud feel as trash as s daisy sl—
isons sad to: _
iii Dim . .
we mould drink, borers unfit-st.
I fill of no: water with u use;
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
to dash rim the stomach. liver.k1d~
the revlous y'a
bit? waste, sour bile and pot
cleansing. swéwt
the entire fli-
mentor-y tract befdre on ‘
and mdltywzingg gives 'a
- on B
‘ breakfast.- A
of limestone phosp
little at the drufl store. but
to mm anyone wild
mar-ed with billionsness, ..
tics“: mm trouble or 1211- ..
internal uni \
W Wilmette build a carriage fun ifiw is: no.
And mother-t She loves the amend: strong mer- flfi‘ ‘
‘ mesa lines; the wait distinction of
H
o'
more
The action of limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty
stomach
.lt cleans
s. gases
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.011st harn‘per progress in an arts of heal-
mg other than the art that uSeS drugs.
will-seems: control arsnérrwtifimm 61" I .
cults All W of the mile of
$811M all prachftioners of the art at
healingvvil’lbedrscardedrfabmllnowbe-
fore the Legislature rs made law.
'AFIGHT
wprwentthepassugeofthebrll ind-ls.
loners. These men deserve the support of. '
the people. '
WHY?
Health for. evérybne is uncertain.
Sooner ' or inter every human being ism».
to require treatment for 'physical ills of
_one sort or another. When that time
cornea; the sick person is entitled to the
right to seek relief without restraint, di-
rectly from the particular practitioner
who 18 best able to give reliei.
impress. MEN
(those who use drugs for healing), unfla-
the proposed law, would have control of
all other practitioners who give attention
to Man ailments. This control Will mi-
Emmi; comm ' s
the art of healing should residemocrati-
collar m the State alone.-
be given power m competing“ schools or
will to rest :11 one
will givetonoeheschool of practitioners
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