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‘ At» a. meetingh of
Main street. the adoption degree was
worked. The’meeung fin” moraine.
Master Allan Rayner. who has for
‘4 the last year, been living inBrccken-
Texas, has returned to his ‘
ridge.
home. in Brookside. making the trip
in three days. .
—Coal at Harris & Gone.
The Norwalk All-Star Indian “bases
ball team will meet the Go. Kteam at
the Armory on Monday night. The
All=Stars defeated 00. K last Monday
evening 14 to 5.
An auto truck Mire at the Four
Corners was reported to the Central
station last night. but as the fire was
outside the city limits theiappamtn-
did not respond. The truck was owxb
ed by a Danbury fur company.
The Painters’ Union will meet this
evening in Central Labor Union hall
at which time they will take under
consideration the proposed reduction
in wages and will take some action
reglr-iing the proposed cut in wages.
W‘orkmen’s Circle, No. 489, will hold
evening, March 6, the proceeds :o'bc
for the benefit of Jewish W'ar Suffer-
; . anemia; in l
.held last night in Red Ben‘s 11mg;
Tan entertainment and dance at lied;
Men‘s hall, South Norwalk, tomorrow'
51 W Out of town talent will contribute
* . the entertainment.
More to. ‘,
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Rimes, “wag-e men"
South Norwalkr Boptflchnrchi,
room: warm to: hishomge
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tor the hearing onthe changes to
:Norwalk's chauter before the Judic-
ed that a. good sized delegation from
Nor-walk will be present.
A tea dance for the. girls in the
lower grades or Hillside School and
‘for boys of the Norwalk High school
was held today bewteen 4 and ’I
o‘clock at the Royal’ James hotel.
Thus was a. large attendance at the
aflair which proved very enjoyable.
The dance was held in the sun-parlor
of the hotel. -
Emerson Savage. colored. of “fat/gr
street. was arrested on a warrant by
Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt.
charged with the non-support or his
'wil’e. Julia. This morning Savage
said he. had failed‘to support his wife.
because her first husband. a man
named “fright. was alive. and that
she persisted in writing his: letters
Mrs. Savage. or lbs. Wright-mid-Ithtu.
she. didn't know that. her husbandwns
not dead. The case was nailed.
Charles Pounce; the driver of the
car mentioned in last_night’s. Sentinel.
.as having over-turned While on route
from Ridgefield to this city on Thurs-
day‘night, denied this morning that
any such accident occurred. He said
that the our became stuck in the mud
for a. while, and that the car extra
hinted itself under its-own power. The
story as printed in yesterday's Sentin-
trolmgn John mmjmnqtmte’d and ,
Tuesday. men “it. has been set »
[lacy committee of the General: ‘33-
“ ‘sembly in Hartford. when it in expect~
.“aud musical composer. will play film; one of the parties mentioned as
.nuxnl.)(:r of selections at. the 7:30 ser- gum-mg been in the car at the time.
Home Kronold. the eminent Cellist 1.4 was given to the Sentinel reported
vice of the
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tChurch, tomorrow evening.
Ingenux" one of his numbers, is his
fown composition. All are invited.
i ~Fine assortment of Caps.—-0'Brien'a.
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lit-hm-
report was made to, the uptou'n
night that
last someone was
.l'hildrt-n. \Vcstport avenue. Patrol-
“.l‘ut tho intruders had departed by the
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lmmce was one of a series which have-
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time they arrived on the scene.
George H. Shafcr, principal of the
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’lfi’illimantic Normal school, yesterday
was the guest of D. A. Green. super-
visor oi the Norwalk Public schools.
.‘xir. Shafcr inspected the local schools
gand was very well‘pleascd with the
conditions he found.
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_ A larlzely attended dance was held
llast night in the \V’ilton library. Ster-
gllng's orchestra furnished music for
gthe affair. During the evening. cake
gunrl ice cream were served. The
lbeen conducted during the winter sea-
:son.
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l Absolute freedom in every pose the
wearer may assume and perfect har-
<mony with fashion‘s latest decrees.
are most successfully attained in the
fitting of every figure by the Corset-
iere a the N. E. Ryan Co.'s store. Let
her assist you in choosing the correct
corset model for your comfort. style
~"Wlarried Couples" dancing and
social classes now starting. Policy’s
Dancing School. - .
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Joseph D'Amico of Stamford has
been made the defendant in a civil
action for $125 damages on the corn-
.) \V.
3 :case is returnable lathe Nor-walk City
:Court. Property of D’Amlco on Alden?
‘ Street, “Schuyler Park. has been at-:
‘tacl ed in connection with, the suit—l . - . . . F. Berlin.
‘ told 1hr pollm. h( was John ;argumenl.
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men 6011an brought by the Frederick
Thompson Co. at Norwalk. ‘The
Stamford Advocate. ..
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OF YOUR; WEI-
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equipped by .. experi- ;
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4 especially to handle '-
VVe invite y‘ou tovconsult
us regarding-011‘; £3,311)“;th
“ as executor and-[trustee '3
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‘at the hotel last Tuesday.
. W'oodwm-d had a stepbrother in Iron-
, nie Storms" .
:Walk Police Fund. Inc. have. been
filled with Town Clerk Herbert H.
’Smith. 'I'ue fund has been incorpor-
Incorporation papers for the Nor-g
a. long while. ‘We Dim“
‘modea is hurt on lines that
workmanship appeals in a-pe- '
with its intrinsic goodnessL~
the‘ materials we vouch for.
We have taken particular
pains in this assortment to
care for the miss——the women
of regular figure—and very
particularly for the “women
who require garments on larg-
‘er lines but who appreciate
styles “that“ minimize rather
than exaggerate.
; There are conts with braid
!atcd. according to the papers. for the
ibcnellt of members of the
.fOrce and that money shall be raised
etc. hut
Ylly means of sncial events.
“‘ reaping in the Temporary Home for lthat no politictai. sectarian or religious
:action shall be taken hy the body.
{mum DOTUV’Y and Murphy investigated. "l“no names of the incorporators hre- '
{Charles F. Page. Bryan Silk. Frank V.
v‘llnnuoml. Lorenzo Adams and 'l‘. J.
‘ Dorrie y.
W. O. M’ LEON’S. HOME
ROBBED LAST NIGHT
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:1 smell of gus in the hall oi his Rome.
upon his return last night.
It was then noticed that the sum-'
mer door on the back porch. was bro—
rkcn open. that a front room window
zwas smashed in just.nbovc the catch
.on the window. and that the inner
:kitchcn door was‘also smashed in.
The police were notified and Patrol—
iman Milton Lockwood and Robert
Gainer went to investigate.
Mr. McLean discowrcd that the gas
=metcr. in which there was not more
”than $1.25 had been wrenched from
«tits fastening-s. and also that the bur—
!eau drawers in the rooms in. the up-
per part or the house had been run-
Sackcd. evidently in a search for
money.
The house on the first. floor was a
comparative Wtcck however. In the
effort to make a getaway. the bur—
.glnrs forced open the cellar door.
regular =.
- Stramnfing, others with silk pip-_
Eng, some with silk braid. and.
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3 buttons, ripple skirted models, “
box coat effects. No matter
l ,what your taste, your size from
the demure miss to a model of
51 bust measure, you will find
{what you want in this remar 7
$3.750
Ask to see the new iu'rlvals
Sable showing at
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Showing we. have seen tor
value. {Every- line of every j
_g.‘ma.ke you want @‘own 1W" (
iculiar way—it impresses you .“
in 5010 coats. A large variety
of styles in bolivia and velour
3%.00
Second floor! center
mummies“.
live big value in '11:: HOV-i
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“Randi-o” cloth models
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_ Just. two hundred hats— ;
every one seasonable and E
representing a worth while
. saving——
Second floor, front
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New Double-Servnce
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High School smts.
For botvs who are actually young men; though Mould
finds it hard to admit it! . ~ _ g
With close-cut fipe—fitting long trousers --— and will
two pairs ofithose trousers so“ suit “fits in” as nicely“
occasions as it does for school service. ' J
New gray and tan herringbone of fine soft mm d
Splendid quality, Norfolk jacket with patch pockets.
Encellent flannels and stripes, brown and green
good blue patterns.
Sizes 16 to 20——
. ‘ Float basement .7"
SITPMME COURT CASES T. Harding. Jr.
wrenching it from its hinges.“
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CHORUS GIRL sucnms. l
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. March 5.——T¥onnie
twenty-six-years-old
NEW YORK.
“'oodard. a
chorus girl. jumped from a. fifth-stow
window of q hotel in \Vest 47th street.
early today .and was instantly killed.
. Although Medical Examiner Norris
ve a verdict ot’ suicide. at man who
proprietor of a Johnstmwf. Pa" hotel.
was. held for further questioning.
Berlin said he registered with the girl
fast performance. .
;Berlin said. Miss W'oodward come tol
. §the hotel at 2 o'clock this morning‘-A
later than usual. Almost immediate,
1y afterward. he said. the actress;
walked to the window. said ”Good.
‘bye. Billie." and then leaped out be-!
fore he could reach, her. l
Another member of the chorus. a!
Miss Steele. told the police that Missl
ton. 0. She also was known as “Bon-
Advertise in the Sentinel.
o
, dent Harding went to work (arll’ i0-
FORM'THE HABIT
of watching our windows for - V
changes, in our current events
4. .
pictures, " - . ‘
. “AND REMEMBER
“that deposits made in
o Sawflngs; Report:
I WASHINGTON. March 5.-—Former
“PliESIBEN'E mrnsc AT won
‘ dictating to astcuogmpher for some
. flees by his 't’athcr.
Harding. and hisbzother. Dr. George
HARTFOfiD,. March 5.——The 511— The new President was up early
prcme Court 0! Errors of the First and had breakfast with his family“
Judicial District heard the first argufgsarly callers 31 me White 159““ h.-.
menta at the March term 3'esterdu',nc1uded Henry C. \Valince, the
ChiEE Justice George W. Wheeler pre- Secretary of Agriculture. and Herbert
siding. On the bench were AS0013“? Hoover. Secretary of Commerce.
Justices John K. Beach. Edwin B. Ga.-
gcr, Howard J. Curtis and Superior
Court Judgg William Sz'Malt‘bie. in
place of the late Judge Vmem 5' He was sworn in at the State Depart-l
Case. Only two cues were heard by
Supreme Court. ‘
- The brief ceremony was performed
in the presence of Bainbridge. Colbyfi
the retiring- Secretary; Under-Secre-
tary Davin Henry 1’. Fletcher, who has
been named Under-Secretary: “other!
officials of the department, and a few
especially invited guests.
SHOT Eastman SENATOR
Senator Henderson of Neyada. _was
shot through the wrist today In iron;
of the Senate office building by Charles.
. Grock, a former: resident of Nevada.
lThe senator was moved Io‘his former
oiiice for medical u-eaiment. and his
assailantrwas locked up by the police.
Grock,‘ who is 65 years old and lives
in Takoma Park. Maryland, near this
Oil-'3’. told the police that twvnty—five
years ago the former senator was
counsel for him in a land case and that
the shooting was an outgrowth ol‘ vhat.
The senator apparently was not dan~
serously, wounded.
AGED- nus" mssno.
XE‘W YORK. March 5.—A citY-
wide police search was instituted to—
day for Abraham Brown. 10“ yrars
old. missing since he bought a pack-
age. of cigarettes in 3' Bronx store.
yesterday morning.
His sew-nty-fivms‘ear-old daughter.
with whom he lived. said he was sc~
customer} to taking: long morning ‘,
walks. was very active. and she fear-
ed he had met with foul play.
IVVASHIXG'I‘ON. 31:1er 5,—rl’rfisi-
day. appearing in the “executive of.
fices a few minutes after 9 o’clock and 1
KRONSTADT FALLS AGJUN
‘WASHI‘NGTON. March SLMcial
jKronstadthhad fallen into the hands of
‘rex'ointionary troops was received to
day by the Finnish Legalion.
He was accompanied to the of-
Dr.’ George T.
limo.
mm}: access
‘ raged: lo Chat “
BIBLE
wasnmorox. March E's—Chariot!
Evans Hughes. or New York. became‘ ~
mom. by Associate Justice Day oi the& '
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