Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 16, 1921 · page 9

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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, n! the Noxwalk
Iv lI-rlml Older 02.
-ll tonight.
1 l1r4~ hullnnt was
; 'w-v lust night by Pa.-
' l:.ll?lv'l' :uul “as Rik-y
lWliWii|lllll(r>. 'i‘hls
. < chimed in the Street
1"
wl' JJllllI'S G, lilnino (Tonn-
. '710r (l. l'. A. M” will 20
, . -»-.\nlk. 'l‘hursriny evening.
..11 US” to linger Lud-
. \u 5.0{tl1rlt city.—

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' Lollcr‘. Order Shep-
'2: ill,
lino-«lay night. when
I .11 s will have the sec-
‘ :rv'tl on them. A so—
rwhmcnts will follow

:1: Harris & Gans.

.1: Orchestra playing
ll "llright E3133." ,"Do
i: of IM’C‘." I Never.
Ivilidfins ltéelf lll these
1m lords. Stop in and
Ilinnf‘lly's 16 -' 18 SO".
2 H \(l‘) Evening. ‘
- ‘ ' »:()11:ll crossings atffihe:
«’ . :Iill. Greenwich. th' bete
:1 driver are w a:
lzlxl. The old roadway-ls
‘ ;-. 1.» covered by filling or
» iwh is now used. .. Nearly
1.1.1 roadway is closed to

 

ltmnm. 20. of .19 Ferris
~11 :1llx'. stumbled on the trot-
11:1 Main Street. near Grey-
v. this morning. and fell
' , .mross the tract. He sus-
voral cuts about the face and
Itinom was taken to headquar-
Ofllcer Paul Hayes. and his
cared for by the police.—

' er Advocate.

7ASKETBALL. ARMORY. WED.
Co. K. vs Stamford. Norwalk
Bridgeport High. Dancing.
‘|‘ 1 =1 I'm-i
mgr-sly

russes Crunches and.
Surgical Supplies

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tiilson-PowellCorp. '
SOUTH nonwou:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

DO YOU
IMAGINE
That Starting a
\1v1n09 Account
\l- -:ms a Lot of Red

T me
3 ()UlRE WRONG ‘

‘1 *0 “New Account" '.
‘ wxv. Say, “I want.
upon 37 Savings
, 'mt.” The main
. f will take; your'
_ ' .\'; giveyon'a Sigr
_ I. " card to fill up,-
3 i-‘v the time you
‘ 1 . ‘ it back to him, 119
, have your bank‘
:i 7 1vady with the
" «5’1 "it entered.

0
11‘s all there is‘to '
"“(pt to ask that

‘ him use other parts
frank as you need ‘ .

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

’ hold a. dinner »

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

,‘ntz

:n-y planning for ‘,

' 37.716 to Pohlman's- 88,270.}:
iteam is ahead in the total score by

 
 
 
 

 

' Undo; MW Hotel
- South NM;

Only routine busirib’su m transact-
at the monthlyim'eoung‘ armam-
rs’ Union held last evening.

Tile- Normlk- Country. club will
dance St. ..Pitdck‘c

night." A large attendance. lumpect-
ed at the affair. a

..h—q—

uThe: Women“: Auxiliary at Christ
church Will meet tomorrow attornoon
O'clock. at the home of Mrs. S.
W; Kelley: of- Sessldo- Place.

 

 

—Moonllght dance, Red Men's Hall.
Washington St. Fri. night .Magyar‘s
Jasz. Coax-dos.

 

m Hospital Whist am will meet ’

with- Mrs. Royal A. Mills 34 Clay
street. South‘ Norwalkfi Friday after-
noon of tbis week at the usual hour.

 

The regular monthly meeting of

Norwalk Council" Boy Scouts of Am— 'tee.

erica will be held at the South Nor-
walk Public Library this evening at
8 o'clock. My“

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“rim-‘9‘?

Ithe quarters are open for the benefit

W Inf—£0.
Jan-Jr “mm-mud
awkward-rum, J J

 

ihurnday :mlghtat mm snow.
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‘1

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A meefingaofwm.x”
31 Degree 09th5;» I. 9.3. a;
will be held tom‘s. .
orchestra. 1:

once Tribe bM:fiu’f
in: following: t J meetings
N

-—Coal at Harris) Guns.

-——-—_.

Henry Thompson was appointed a

 

a moétlntof the boardneld yesterday

Mr. Thompson succeeds Mrs. E. Boyd

mint.- At the some 1:: ar-

we?“ weroémade for the sign
ntracts th beach

next school year. on for the

from 7 until 10 o' ock. at t -
tersof theY. 'M.;ILA intfig‘urzlst
company building. according to an
announcement made today by N.
Billy. chairman of the house commit-
In the afternoons from 8 until 6.

of the junior members.
“——

 

The royal arou’ degree was worked
last. night at a special! convocation of
Washington chapter, No. 24, Royal
Arch Masons. held A the Masonic.
tempo in Berkley street.-

~00‘al8tflan'lnll3m.‘

 

Fh: new members were admitted
and three loans made at the meeting
of the Norwulk Building Loan and In-
vestment Association held yesterday
at the offices oi Taylor a, Golden. Inc.

 

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The incorporation bf the new
Brand's Saving. System. (Bund'l Sys-
tem Inc.) is under way. 32. 600 has
already been signed up byia' ill-9min-
ent banker and others that have trust
in this as a good critlzed enterprise.

 

rear of an auto driven by John Mas-3
see. bending. the mudguard .. and
slightly cutting-B rear lira; o'n rNorth
Main street yesjte dayxmoming. ac-
cording to omit; go‘h #116 police
blotter. ‘- '- j . ’ ~ .

-—Spend St, Patrick's Night at the
Moose Dance, Elicia Hall. Mar. 33:11.

‘ The Bridgeport

 

evening high
into a basketball outfit of considak
able (speed and power. Coach Meheg-
gun is planning for a. game ‘witll the
Norwalfl High school or some other
strong team'. " ‘

 

'l‘lre‘ uptown police received a re-
. on: fro tat. Paula's Episcopal cburch

at n u that .a “flows. ot'J boys

around the clinic)! disturbed?!“ ‘oero-
vices eyery Tuesday night. . Patrol-
man Murphy investigated but the
boys were gone by the time he arriv-
ed on the scene.

 

-—Meet me atvthe Moose Dance
Elk’s Hall St. Patrick's Night Mar. 17.

 

Women of ‘the Norwalk M. F.
church are gathered in the parsonage
of the church listening to addresses
delivered by Mrs. James Montgomery
rof Stamford, district secretary of the
Woman' 3 Foreign-Missionary Society.
and, Mrs Finney. secretary of the
New Englad branch of the society, on
Missionary. work

-—-—--;
Lester Brush's pinochlé team forg-
ed ahead of A] Pohlmsn' s team in tho
continued pinochle tournament of Un-
easTl-lbe No. -28. I. O.‘ R. 'M. last ove-
nlng.,tl1e final scores being. Brnsh'l.

440 points. The Adoption Degree was
worked on— several candidates but eve-i
plug as well. The next. sitting will be

‘ ‘ held next Tuesday lnlght

W»quinhec is -mpidiy developing» '-

if

Brushm ,.

George L. Gale. senior resident au-
ditor. representing- the comptroller.
United States Shipping Board. has re-
turned to his duties at the several
shipyards in New Jersey. Mr. Gale
has spent the greater portion of the
past four months in supervision of
the Finance Division at Wilson Point.
but it is understood his visits to this
place in the future will be less fre-
quent.

 

-—Say "Hello” to the friend that is om:

 

icard. m Easter greeting card will
carry your messages of remembrance
Select {your card now-don't wait un-
til the last mniute. Our stock is tho
‘best We have ever had. Donnelleyfls
1848 South Main St.

 

 
 
 

' has been so mace-sully com h-
other cities in the «anti. with tho p

Form Bums. and is practically
' condensed college course in tho: can

' ' 'gramwlll,be follow

member of the Wilton school bond at :

—-——-—_ ‘
Open house is held every evening ,

of sight. with an occasional greeting - -

Wink
tore-ting and helpful» in; o! pric-
lieu wintry tun ever hold malar-
wan to scheduled for Red Hunt

Thismeetlng lsoncof themln'
Interests of ponnry _peoph.w§lch—

WI! old of the {fil‘lrfleld canto

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and keeping of pool”: W)?
:The meeting will gal-t pro

7:30 o'clock and the followmi‘icg;
7:30 :P. 31.

Short Cuts in Incubation and Boo!

Laying Contest Is Doing for Can-
‘necflcut—Prof. William F: Kirk-
patrick. Poultry Dept. Coil!“ Am;
cultural College. .

8:00 P. M. .
Results Obtained from Artificial
Lighting—Harry L. Flatt. 91 Nor-
walk.

1

8:80 P. M.

How to: Pick Out the Slacker Hens—
Roy E. Jones. Extension ‘Poultry-
man. 0'. A. C.

9: 00 P. M.

Question box and General Discussion.
This closing featu is always one

of the most interesting and ”valuable
parts of the entire meeting. and ena~
blés everyone with poultry troubles to
ask questions and receive practical
pointers from those with wide experi-
ence.

Admission is free. and those inter-
ested ln'poultry. not only in..Norwa.lk,
but in all surrounding towns. are cor-
dially invited to attend.

 

MUSICIANS CONTEST.

 

state Prize Repetition Takes Place on

b Saturdly.

 

Norwalk musicians and those in-
terested in‘muslc will br- interested in
the. announcement just sent'out by
Mrs. Frederick M. Card. of ‘-Brldg‘e-
port. state chairman of thus-Young
Musicians’ contest of the National
Federation of Musical Clubs. The
contest will take place in Bridgclort

 

 

A musicals. will. be bold at St.

Mrs. Edward Morgan bumped- the 3086")th church this evening. strung.

at .7; 30 o‘cIOck. in honor of St.
Patrick's Day tomorrow. There will
beza sermon by Rev. Father Duly.
-EdIVard Splan John W‘ehle. Mrs. Wil
Mam F. Tammany. James Kelly, Miss

Mahon- will be the soloists 0
gram 1: the pro-

-——-—__._._____
STATE COMIANDER i'lIAY
MINI).

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notable people invited as guests oi."
honor to the first annual military ball

. of. the Mulvoy-Tarlow. Post No. 603

of the Veterans 'of foreign: .Wan. The
.10 ng in t hatter. rocelv'edr :from
He t: snmmmwcthknd-
or 9! the Jig-firm»? (ohm.
"Die Mulvoy~Tarlw Post, ..
“V. F. JV.
“South No
“Gautiemen: Wk: Conn.
"The. State Comnmnder winhe . to
thank the mmcbers of the South Nor-
walk Post for their invitation to be
present at the military ball on the
night of April the. 8th. The . com-
33rd“. :iill- -be there himself. and
use a best eff
entire staff. . out to brlpg the
"Very truly yours.
(Signed) '
— “HERBERT F. McCUEN."

—-—_____.___ .
jMRs; mnrmnommussxw -
. CHICAGO. March 16 .—Indignaut

deniel was made today by CliffOrd

Victor Herbert s n of the noted com~

poser. that: his to ball mysteriously

disappeared and that kidnapping by
robbers was feared.

rb "M'In'zgl-lerbert left Saturday to visit

or or in San. Diego. Cal.." . be

3311]“. L'There is no

about it what'éver. and I am at a loss

gained circulation. "

Anna McHugh. Henry Smith, MD“
Catherine Donahue and William _Mc-l

There have been .quite a number OJ»

will be Professor David Si:1nley.8mitl1.
dean of Yale Music school: Profeuor4
“Isadore Troostwyk of Yale Music
school; Professor George Chadwick
lStock. of New Haven: Clamn J.
Hotchkics. supervisor of music in the
public schools of Stamford:- John
Adam Hugo and Clayton F Stevens of

deeper-L

Several local people xx 1“ probably
be. in attendance at the contest. which
will be for the state prize which will
be awarded entirely upon mérlts of
performance. The players are ob-
soured from judges and audience.
.playlng behind a. screen and conga-
quently the awards are aolely
{upon the technique. exp _ on. tone
quality. interpretation, ex on and
kindred qualities entering“: ln-"
dividual performances.

 

 
 

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F!) [SEES “LIVING !

 

\VIIASON
BOSTON.
put the last touches today to his'

training for the defense of his title
against Mike O'Dowd. from whom he.

won it a scar ago. After sleeping
late. taking a light brea and a
run around the block. lson went.
into his trainingring and took on

several right handed fighters of the
rushing type nus. O'Dowd. whom he
beat back with hi! southpaw punches;-
W'llson was to moire on New York
late today for. a 15mm rest before the
bout tomorrow night. ,

NORWALK mam mm -

g \

Members of tbo' Norwslk Radio
Marne.

 

 

 

 

,Maln street. at which time plans for,
the moving of the League'l quarters.

mymto the rooms of thrMcMahon Radio
about it Whateevr. andI am at a log. Supply company. 80 Wall street. were

discussed. and it was voted that this
be the new club rooms.
A meeting will be had next Tuesday

 

 

man, provide against m.
'> "expected disnussal by have

too“ 2'4”» 19‘

. :mg a bank-account toiiallf?
back upon. ..y

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' success o: the past.

 
 
 
 
 

' arm-rut. today gave formal approval

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log at the new quarters when fur-

Waning of the League will no:
am far discussion.

3 Quito: number of the members of
the We attended the meeting.

ma AMBASSADOR

3' LONIDON. March 16. (BY the A..-

sochood ,Press).——The . British Gov,

 

no the. appointment of Colonel George:
$8.31. Harvey as United States Am-
Ala-odor to are-gt Britain. to: sue—

hall. “lunchmam,
lauds! evening. Mr mm
The resin meson of th 1" , '
Columbia estate: No. W: 2.35;; j

log: or, What the Inte‘fnmw r

' child'o swim a

on Saturday. March 19:1nd trig1 judges .

fl
March 16. —Johnny ML 9‘3“
muiison. champion of the middleweightti‘momow“?

met last evening at the home .
of the president. Ralph M..Bray.175v

ther plans for the reorganisation and .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mallow vocal-sued flinch 2.
m1. . List compiled at once of‘A. MA
Wooshr. Bumpers—mm:

m R. Clark, Emu. means:
fox-\m'eltlni bull and similar scrap. ,

Ernest B (Smoker. Bridgeport. hY-
drostulc clrcult‘ioloosr. .

George; W. Gardner. Bridgeport.

Ellsworth A. Hafiborne.
port. fighting apparatus .

Maxwell E. Poster. F 0Porter and
W. G. How. Bridgeport. game up-
paratus. j '

George W. Campbell. Hartford.
typewrltlnc machine.

Bensamln M. Des Jardlns.
Hartford. computing machine.

Anna M. chlntyrg. Hartford bah-

holder.

Carl E. Norln. Hartford combined
typewriting and computing machine.

Franklin H. Hart. New Haven, one-
piece stock takedown firearm.

A. Lockwood; New Haven,
bottle holder.

John H. Shaw. New Haven, lock for
gear shift levers and the like.

William F. McMahon. Straxford.
torpedo tube and torpedo firing me-
chanlsm

Roger H. Comotock. Milford. flower
po thandle.

Fernley H. Baubury. Ansonla. ma-
chine for treating rubber and other
heavy plastic materials.

Thomas F. Hancock. Seymour. hose
supporter.

Knud Knudsen.
switch.

“Stanley 1). Livingston. Meriden. ln~
ductlon coil

Ray- W. Lowe. Waterbury, making
tubes.

' Emily W. 'l‘. Mazard‘SunieldJ can-
ning device.

Leonard- H. Dyer. Greenwich. pit-
ting knife for pitting peaches or simi-
lar fruits.

Plinville electric

Trade Marks.
. Bridgeport Coach lacs (30.. Bridge-
port. textile fabrics

 

00an IS DEFT NDAN'I‘
IN 82.000 DAMAGE 8'“

James Corbett.» proprietor of the.
Newtown Inn. 4s the defendant in two
suits being tried today before Judge
John R." Booth and a Jury in the civil
side of the Common Pleas court.
Michael Slonfld and George S. Shea.
both of Nqfi York are the plaintlif't
and seek to recover damages for a

uto with: at North and
avenues on 24. last um
wudrlvlngSIIcoocu-sndaskls 00.0
for iiiurleo he received. while she's.
(b 3500 for damages to the

W—
mam J’APEIB RESWES

13me. N’. Y.. March 18;—
Binghamton publishers announced to.-
day that the first ”bastion of Bing-
‘hamton newspapers in seven days
would Occur on Tuesday morning.
aha: the Blnglnmton Press .would
open'its plant with a full force of
amnion. printers. The striking
orbiter-s refund the proposition that
they ”I.“ tow): at the praent
seal. for. time, but being without
whim of the union.

.mr‘mor run
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WWN. March '16. -—Fred
E. Bellamy. ‘of an Anbnio.- -Tex.. is
W to has. been selected by
President Hanna: as Director or the
Mint.

- TRADE AW" SIGNED '

LQNDON. March 1s.-—nn trade
agreement under which commend
relations will be resumed by Gres
Britain and Russia f'wualgnnd hem
this moi-nan: by representatives of the
two countries. _

,mmomorsmm Statuses

mom : Much u.——Dr.
King. beaddftlisfitate Bactedolozi-
all Laboratory. “imported to have
discovered the mlorobe‘ of. "sleeping

 

 

the am in infectious: Dr. Kilns
inoculated v rabbit: with" hula matter

 

from persons who died of_ the disease.

 

Foccdjolin W. Davis. who resigned.

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West ‘

Ilene-”tunic have established that ‘

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Pamuandseme and New.
MODWEqu
.QUALmss—Excenmt
Fromm-Most Moderately.

NEW NECKWEAR
Ring-young Ready Now at

ROGERS and STEVENS

NORWALK AND SO.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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SPRING HATS
NEW CAPS

NORWELK

 

 

 

ROGERS and STEVENS

 

 

MwSE DODGE NOTE. ‘8.

VThe St. Patrick's Night dance.
which' is to be given by the New Lon-S
don field day committee of South
Not-walk Lodge. Not 529. Loyal Order
of Moose at1he Elks‘ Hall. tomorrow
night. promises to be a big affair. This
comnvttee has been hard It work sev.
eral weeks making. plans for this
dance. which money derived there-
from will be used toward the expens-
es of sending a degree team. band and
marching club to New London. on
June 11. on the occasion of the Con-

necticut State field day at which time
all lodges from the State will be rep-
resented and will .takcrpart in the big
parade and field day spam.

South Nor-walk Lodge. is making

gq to New Lo strong on that
date. as it. has the honor of holding.
at the present time. two State omcero
-—-B. C. Mead. who is the; State secre-
tary. and Fredk. H. Gal-lung, being
the State prelate.
All who attend the dance. tomor-
row night. are assured a good time."
335d. owing to tho—dance. the regular
meeting of South Norwaik Lodge will
bd’ omitted tomorrow night. A short
ting. bowaver; will be held by the
bentflt board at seven o’.clock
finenehtertalnment committee has
«arranged for an open house It
flfo‘ Moose Home. during the dance.
and all members are requested to be
on hand. _

 

INCOME TA! OF FOUR. CENTS.
‘- AUGUSTA. Ga“ March 16 -—A tax-
payer whose totai tax is four cents
and who insisted on his rich! as W
in four installments. and who bought
a one-cont mom, order. for wueh he
paid three cents. was re here
today. The mnh' a «tall.— look
farmer. who gave his addreol as Lin-
coln county. but whose unnerving-not
divulged. personally submitted his
return to the. deputy collector of In-
ternal Revenue. using the one-cent
money order 'to pay the first install-
-ment. '

Decorating and Paper

tweak
Aeolian

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mans-anon

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big; plans. through its committee» to.

i
‘PIAINTING "w
selling six-set so you continue fi’fifiwm” “plum

either-amt“ will receive m and-- ,
om chimp. “832' Floyd Phillip-5 lat-B; m M A...»

When ”53501.1. Send
Money Abroad

~ET nahelp you

it’s a fur dam: Ohm

ww‘uuy‘

.._ ”though
Hahn; ‘th theGo “1'5“?!”
mull" woman—or send 70‘1“"

mfoiderifyon prefer.
'— Geri-1AM Narrows}. BANK

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KING comm m‘ ’
snows-In

ATHENS. March 16. (By the A’—

clated Prsu).~—Kln¢ Constantin...
night declared than wu- on".
no foundation Yor— reports you“

in the United States that ho w- c..-

sidering abdicatlng in fan.- of his .3

Prince George.

"Oh. let me have pence!”
tine explained when asked it the
ports were true "I have no m
of abdicatlng in favor of G” .'
anyone else." ,

 

BAIL WAGE CONFERENCE 1cm-
HELD.

NEW HAVEN, March 1‘.‘m
conference: scheduled for my
between General Manager 6.1.. m
and station employes of the Nest
‘York. New Haven and rd Ruli-

road. was not held. No cm
was forthcoming from the silicon-l or-
flees. but it Was said by 108! m
sentatlves of the melon camp”.
that the meeting here had been 1".-
posed

4am “tam-.19”:

1m.

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mmmws‘r
Goolllulm .

i If you are suffering mm'. .
4 some other torturing.

M
skin bio you may our be 1-?
or 'lt ’by using Dim-IQ»
clare- a noted skin lowland.

This sulphur M We

of its germ destroying m ‘—
don: falls to gulch!“-

even of flermm TI. as

cation makes the din god‘s...
fortable. Rash and blood. as. .1-
or! right up. Murillo-Dom l8 .—
plied like All! Mull-‘1‘
is perfectly hauled. to- «so. do»
mu a wall Jar from our goal M

list.

when. next you send
We'll be glad to—

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:3: meme. The

mncdoosn’ mu.
oer. Alec} custom»