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.51. A regular mocking“ of -Wanoma
; ‘ 00’ $7.75 :53: Council. No. ~31. DQ115915! Pocahon-
3: ins. will be held tonight. ‘v’ m
NECKWEAR 2:: - ~ g
.. “a; Preparatory communion services
,30, 31,50 . 5:. will be held at s o,elock tonight or
5%: ithe First. Congregational chm-oh.
__ ’21. H . - ,
. 9257‘ [narrow police were warned last
N; _»'~ - ~ . *3? 1mg 0 be on the lookout for a Ford
‘0; PH DA V IS 2;: ‘sedan that was stolen in Bridgeport.
-,~. 'il\'(";T()X STREBI‘ ‘il‘ "-""‘—"" ‘ ~
5» 23: The South Norwalk M. E. Church
In
nouns":
\ . :l NORWALK
iheld a monthly meeting yesterday'and
{arranged for a cake sale to be held in
xthe near future.
, , —-Dance Redmens So. Non. Fri. 4th
-. - “A - Magyar's Jazz, till 2 a. m.
. 3. i NEWS : A meeting of the Board of Deacons
at: the First Congregational church
Will be held at the church at 7:30
o'clock tonight. .
"f“lillg of the Star
NH, 253 “'ill be held Th
.lwn's Hull. A social 7
"i after the meeti ,.
‘:i (l. Cave. of Wash—
.pcmling a two weeks" -
. —-Coal at .
parents on Flux HillI Harris & Gaps.
5. “Willi?
'cntion Committee. Court
. .aughters of Castile. .will
Elf ils evening at 7:45 at The home
of Mrs. M. J. O'Brien, Reed street.
Mrs. \Viliiam Drown. of the First
District. left this morinlng for Ailing-
=0n was born to Mr.:m“.,. 1—,. ~ - -
. , .. . .. where sue Will Visit 9
"'1 “ "bb 0" 3S Sp"mg’mothcr who is ill. I? 1‘
o'clock last cvening.‘ ‘
”1"“ Ming ““9151 : Howard Peterson. of Norwalk. has
H—-’_— been appoint a member’of the New
- .I rm r h a .
157$" PAori $Kpsgrf’ggdv York city po irc‘ department. Peter-
5 vs. \Vaitcrs. Dancing son hr‘ndeda class of 2.0'00 applicants
,who took the examination for the ap-
_..__...._... pcintment.
.u, pill bring you (my sizel ‘ ‘
u. ‘wish {rum llcmu-lly's'; The Knights of King Arthur will
Mum St. Sim-‘0 0119!! “VOTB' "plny the Staples High Seconds at the
firsce Parish Hall this evening. In
ihc preliminary game the K. O. K. A.
4”‘,ihird tonm will line up against the
TT-Tnst Avc. A. C. First game starts at
—'—"‘—— ithlO. i. "at n
:. phi-nu Tl‘ndick received or
gift from her friends" \i . - - \ ~
' . rs. R: l r- a
‘ , “w lmltlc fields of llcl-l it l rmc Hunter. of l\or
Arr-1k. is staying at the home of her
is‘nn. “'iilinm Hunter. in Georgetown.
\vliilc Mrs. Hunter and daughter,
;l'lli7;‘.iv,-th. are in the south.
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“cc I‘ll-(lmrus So. N011, ll‘x'i.
~ Jazz. till 2 n. m.
’ .. “Chicago” fox—trot. Pol-
Swhool. Always open.
.., Furniture Company —Pca Coal at Harris & Gaps. -
. 'lSIflzf‘fl in moving to
. Fan in the Jacoliy
"Members of the Craftsmen club will
I}: . ,v . . __ meet tonight to decorum the Town As—
“Nl‘”(')‘p::' tlféifnitvhembly hall for an informal dance to
p” lst ,be. held Fridnv night. Speidcl‘s or-
. ' chesira will ‘u'nich the music. It is
'i. Armory Thursday expected that thae will be a large al-
l‘m'i' Chester. Preluufldnnce-
vs. \Vaiters. Dancing
James Ghiotto will be at “fish-
. ~————— ,ington St. Fridge. Fri. 9. n. m to 6 p.
'li’ll annual conclavc m. with all kinds of fresh fish. Phone
v/v'livnfllldt‘ry 0f« the 1244.
v-s ”2‘ (‘mmecticut will. ~
“Film? of Clark com— The membership drive. was the sub-
wrimry .on Tuesday. ,ject which came up for discussion
l‘wf llrr‘}'|0US 0“9111"g~_lnst night at a meeting of the Nor-
‘w ‘mn he WUGG‘N‘dlwalk aerie. No. 583. F. 0. 'E. The
UV! Srfll‘d com‘idrive is coming along nicely and a.
large number of applications "for
» . . - membership have been received by
m the organization.
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- . ,‘ A meeting or the members of the
" and COLDS Norwalk M. E. church' who are to
. ' -. . , ' canvass the parish for the annual
‘ , .""0 comp' With God budget and was presided over by C. E.
{‘2' .zil‘act and Menthol night on dwaslpresidcd over by, C. E.
' ’Slauson. chairman of the Finance
52c Committee. Arrangements were. made.
whereby the canvass would be made
ii? ,3 & POWEH, Corp. .“Snnday afternoon:_ , --------
.... Post Chester and Nor-walk (Co. K)
”'11 Norm basketball teams clash tonight at the
1 j .. Norwalk 'armory. The game will ‘be
an exciting one inasmuch as the visit-
ing team has greatly strengthened its
makeup to meet the local boys. The
Nor-walk lineup will consist of Dagon.
.Guarnierl. Smith, Lonchak and Bro-
therton. ,
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An anniversary requiem high mass
for the repose of the .soul of the late
Guests at the Royal James hotel
last night were: Chas. Clark. of Hart-
ford. C. EV. Tracey, of,Hartford. 131:.
and Mrs. F. J. Lamsden, of Hartford
and N. A. Buchtcr. of Boston, glass.
Rev. ’Louis B. Howell tonight. will
conduct mission services at St. An-
drew’s mission. 326 Main street, \Vin~
nipauk... It is expected that there
will be a. large attendance.
a
Fire candidates were initiated last
night at a, meeting of Lady Munch-
lan Lodge. No. 82. Daughters of
Scotia, held in Red Men's hall. 25
Main street.
Complaints n‘cre received by the
police,“ from General Superintendent
Albert E. \Vinchcstcr yesterday about
boys breaking": lights on Cedar street
and also on Stuart avenue. .
One of thqbip: trucks of the C. E.
Slauson company is "bogged down"
on Highland avenue. where he at—
tempted to cut over from \Vest street.
to thc Post Road. An effort is being
made to extricatc it today.
“Does the Pmtestnnt Episcopal
Church Unchurch Other Churche!"
wasthe subject of an interesting ad-
dress delivered yestcrfiny _ afternoon
at the parish house‘ of the Grace
church by Rev. J. D. W’crncr. There
was a large. attendance tiresent.
The quarter gas meter in Payne's
Lunch room. \l’ashington street. was
broken open some time Tuesday night
and $3 in quarters taken from it. ac-
cording to a complaint lodged with
the police by E. B. Putnam. manazrr
of the Connecticut Light & Power
company yesterday afternoon.
Judge VVilllnm 'F. Tammanyircpre-
senting the Second District Water
commissioners; John D. Milne, one of
the First District Commissioners. to-
gether with Corporation Counsel Ed-
ward J. Quinlan. arc, in Hartford this
afternoon. nttending‘a hearing on the
lines. etc.. the same bill on which a
hearing was held earlier in the week.
At a regular meeting of Our Sis-
ter's Rebekah Lodge. I. O. O. F.. held
last night. arrangements were made.
for a. committee to meet this after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Leatherland to prepare articles for o.
buzzar to be held in the (all. After
the regular meeting. trunkf’urts. rolls
and coffee 'were served. . Dancing
and general good time followed. ~
Bataan“ wed"?
nixhtl‘held lad: night; Eur! Rim.
won the mi:or5“*b&§7" In"!!!
' ., a; : 3‘3". "
3...».Mrn. ma. Hint or I!
place, Second district. in '
'Vldt‘with‘trlends’lfi New Eur—f F,
e South-N“
The anpllnl” was. society is »
holding an oil-aduy session today at .
the home or -~Mrs. Robert 'Brotherton.
Newtown avenue.
, A family row at 9 {Raymond-street;
* caused other residents of the street to ~
to the police at an early -'
hour this morning. so that Patrolman .
Wallace Sammis was callod. He _
Btmightencd out the matter saliuacv
~~HATS
Mrs. Charles Johnson of 25 Ely ave» 1
one complained to the police of 12:30 .
o'clock this morning that her hug. .
band, from whom she is separated,
was annoying her.
Smith investigated and warned John-
son to leave his wife alone in the fu‘
Patrolman John
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mbrnlng. ‘
upholstery business of A"!!! Be.-
‘the business at the old om
' West avenue. Second W 1
.. ..,_,
newly organized body in Norwalk. will .
hold’a. banquet at the Royal James
hotel on March 16.
will be largely
An extensive program which will in-
clude a number of prominent speak-
ers who will talk on the Irish question
is being prepared.
monmmy rmcsn
The affair. it.“
n
Rogers and
‘SteVens
Norwnlk and South Korwalk
——-——-—-\————
A general discussion on informal
topics took place today at the regular
weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis club
held at the Royal James hotel.
.was a good attendance at the lunch-
speakcr for
obliged to cancel
today was
Mrs. Mary McGlll was held this morn- , hig' engagement
ing at St. Mary’s church. l
\
George Pcase. driver for the Meek-
whosc jaw
fractured when he was assaulted by
Frank McGuirke and Charlcs’ Monks.
some months or so ago, was discharg-
mr Room
A New Line of
ty 'Plaids for Skirts
Also All WoobSer-ge and Tricotine
Wool mixtures for suiting.
Bgmnette Satin in all the leading
Monitor is now serving a jail sentence
for his share in the assault.
Guirkc was discharged for
evidence to convict.
Charmeuse satin in black, nary.
(:n-vr FOR )ms. 11:21:13“ brown amp and gm)“
Nonvnlk Methodist
a... um...- us “To“... Every Woman’s Fashion
At the annual meeting of the La-
dies“ Aid Society of the Norwnlk M. E.
church the following mum-rs select-
ed by n nominating commivt consist—
ing of Mrs,
(la-cicd for the ensuing ycnr:
l"rcsitlcnt~».\lrs. L. St. Jul-n Kecler.
Bresident—ers,
126 WASHlNGTON STREET _
sound NORWALK, CONN.
Al‘SITRIAN PROFITEERS FIXED.
VIENNA. March
cent. of convictions were lined by the
profitcers‘ courts.
Hill's amounted
and goods were confiscated
value of 20o.nuo.nuo crowns.
The majority of the
brought on complaint of overcharge
articles. but conviction
was made difficult by falsified bills
and .fallurc of experts to agree 011.,er
prices with'ihe fluctuating currency.
Mil- BB‘RN a ,
all PEEGE MY
Aim ‘ mmer Had Been Res
stored to 'Healtli‘by Lydia
Emm's Vegetable _
:‘ml . \‘ice-Presidcnt—Mrs.
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3rd \'lce-Presidcnt~—Mrs. ll. 1° 4.<mu,mu
Sccrrlary—Mra. \V’altcr Magpies.
Treasurer—«Mrs. L
Clmpininvv‘Mrs.
Annual reports showed that 3130
had been rafsed during the past year
and turned over tothc church for its
There is a balance
J. ltcynolds.
for standard
general \vclfn re.
in the treasurer of $260
bloc-161‘. who had the office of
president during the past year. WhOI
was iv-t-lccicd. was presented with a
handsome brooch by members of the
The presentation
well-chosen words
by Mrs L. J. Reynolds. '
followed. when
Mrs. L. 2). Reynolds and Mrs. Walter
Haunncs were each presented with a.
bn\' of candy for recognition of their
Mrs. Robert Bay-
presentation.
organization.
faithful services.
singer mndc the.
Reynrlds has held the office, of trea—
surer for 15 years and Mrs. Haymes
that of secretary for ten years. .
Mrs. John J. Snavely favored with
a vocal selection "The Voice from the
She was accompanied on .
the piano! by Eli's. Chester _
Following this. Mrs. Snavely spoke on .
Salisbury, lilacs—“For seven years
«thud-emu!)
'Mounmln."
A" entiré‘dayme 1mg ~ -
“Silk Week” at prices 9‘
special ”attraction
Have you really thought of the many uses of
silk; of its utility as well as beauty; of its con.
tenting service in so many ways ? From rising-
hour to retiring, its lovely fabric is bringing
beauty, or case or both. And then, when day’s
social. duties have drawn to their close with one
freaked in luminous satin, comes rest 111 sheet
comfy night attire of silk !
From heel to crown, from most—intimatte appar-
el to outer wrap with its lining of brilliance and
beauty; silk is daily cheerful companion. How.r at
contributes to enjoyment, too ! As oneembroud-
ers with its lustrous threads, and the deSIgn grows
beneath the flying needle, there comes rest and
pleasure, too. Completed article adds itstouch of‘
life and beauty—and. with draperies and rich nib;
lows, conspires to show us line decorative value of
silk to the home itself. . ‘
This week, in the calendar of the makers, isSflk
Week. In this store his a week of demonstrating
thediifeemt uses of silk—and of presenting- silk—
en merchandise at special price. ,
Howland" Dry Goods Co.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN. '
Mrs. Montgomery‘s
About forty members were in at- ’
at the meeting.
meeting willxbe held on Aphil 1 when
plans for the coming year will be . 1‘
M. ‘ "‘ " ;
\"ILSON AND (101.1“ TO
PRACTICE lui‘V.
\VASHINGTON.
baby was born on
< ‘Peace Dny’. If
women. would’only
'rr ‘WORKED ’WOND’ERFI’IJJY
Have you noticed ’the number
of persons coughing this Spring, caus-
{ed by an‘ irritated condition in the
chest, bronchial tubes or throat? This
coughing-is banished by a few doses
of Foley’s Honey and Tar. .Mrs. Anna
Stein, ‘ 410 Western Ave; Covlngton.
Ky. writes: “Your cough medicine
worked wonderfully on our little son.
I'always recommend your Veg-
'etabie Compound to the neigh
Mrs. TRACY Frame,
Salisbury; Massachuset
upcrlence of me
dent Wilson formally announced
' day‘th‘ut he would "resume the prac—
tice of law” in a partnership with
Bainbridge Colby. the retiring Secre-
Tho firm will maintain
.ofiices in New York and Washington.
W
tary of State, icrmty should
lion, as it is impossible for
GP: ‘ bring heal thy
a weak , sickly wife “to
children into the world. . .
Therefore if a woman l8 snfl'enng
from a diaplaccment. backache, ipil
ration, bearing-down
JAMES ‘J. DAVIS 10 NLSEGRF-
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BALTIMORE. Md. March 3.~——~l‘rc-
sident-elect Harding today definitely
, motion, nice
He is subject to bronchitis. The first
doses helped him." Good for all sorts
Powell Corp.
errousnes's or “the b nos”
6 profit bydths. Pa
pound and be‘ rectum
announced the selection of .lxtnes J.l , ,_
Davis, of Pittsburgh. to be Secretary :Ghe.
, of coughs. coma croupv whooping : of Labor, and of George R. Christian. $66119“
cough and grip coughs.——Stillson- Jr" to be secretary to me President. imagetftie
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