JEAST NOR WALK...
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Stamford on business.
Mr. and Mn. L. Rosenthal motored
to New York city to visit relatives on
many.
Mrs James Lester. of Lorena street,
is confined to her home by illness to-
J“ ‘J‘ day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
10d 331’ ~
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There was no meeting of tile Y. M.
C. C. last evening because of the fire-
men '5 fair.
The barge Bright. Star. of the-Red
Star line is discharging a cargo of an,
thracite at the Harris 6:. Gang docks.
The usual meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary of Christ church will be held
at. the church on Thursday.
mFircmcn's Fair. Community hail
DOOI'
East Norwalk. Free Dancing.
Prize every evening. ‘
Work has been completed on the
and re-
Farms
new sidewalk and guard rail.
enforcement at the Benedict
bridge on Seaview avenue.
No special business was disposed of
at the mreting of the Mayflower Hook
and Ladder company held last eve-
ning at the quarters 011 Van Zant
J m" co r :‘ .
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Members of the \Vomcn's
at the home of Mrs. Dunn-l
medieu. Rowan street.
Wled for 8 o'clock.
The Don rd 'ol'
Norwaik lm provwmvnt Association
meeting this :lttm‘noon at the home of
I‘lrs. .l, \VaIIaI-v .\l:1r\i21. Appointments
"_01‘ ‘hr various committees of the AS‘
“J‘szocwnon am- being made.
Another good evening's attendance
J‘was recorded 111' lllt' fair of the May-
fiflWt'l’ Hook t\" Ladder company
vvening.
rest. of
out the-
tlnuo- the
conclulil-
17th.
"‘ A no111i1111ting committee was
pointed at tho meeting of the
Norwnlk Community chorus held
the SunduVuschool J
church lust
tee will report at
the week
'thc
evening. October 34th.
no meeting of the chorus moat
inability
thereafter.
Monday evening
other arrangements are made to “the
contrary. the meeting will be field‘kt
There was 1). fair at-
“mdanco isstevenrde‘rhnt 1t if‘fid’pé’d“
‘ tho? there will be- a large attendance
Community hall.
at the next meeting.
l.
r. and Mrs. C. L.
moi for‘lhe win tie r.
town home or the winter.
upf- ‘
. . .01. Milford.
L noRoy avenue.
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the Dan bury Fair
cit.
J ISeCpator Charles Williamson
image at the Polo Grounds.
Mi- and Mrs. Geo1ge Dugdale. Miss
and Miss Mildred
ugdale weer at the Danbury lf‘air
éuring' the Darien and Noroton days.
£11an Dugdsle
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_. The recent-J residents from Collen~
der’s Point who have returned to New
York- for the winter are Mr. and Mrs.
J.
(it. 1).. Arthur 2.Mr. and Mrs. R.
' V" Taylor.
the duties 01‘ his emce.
ROWA YTON?
W. was a. visitor last evening
. part of last week.
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“‘Mr’s. Andrew Mills.
on waayton avenue-
”$910 :will soon return to town.
‘ nue today.
M. Pascale was a. recent visitdi 1:
Wood. or First
ltreet. are visiting in New York city
Foreign
‘Nissionnry Society or the East avenue
M. E. church will nlf’t't this evening
Kilom-
Thc meeting is
hirer-tors ol’ the East
111:2
{rt
J Community hull 111st evcning. there be-
"- int: close to 400 in attcmfltnce through-
The fair will con-
and will
on Monday evening. October
ap-
East.
in
rooms of Christ
12V‘('lllllg‘. which commit-
next mes-ting
of the chorus. .to he held on Monday
There will be
Lion—
day evening the 17th. because of the
to secure Community hall.
0n the evening of the 24th. and every 'iumther colored mun.
unless thirty cents.
‘llIlIENo NOROTON
Hoffman are also
ng those returning to the metro—
. r. and”Mrs1 Gm-umerfll‘mwbfldge
J pt ollender's Point. havc'returned to
{the
JJfiJx‘ J hn McCormnck's son. Cyril has
. ‘ ed his studie‘ sat the Conterbuny
. ‘ 1%6 Why Worry Club met last ovum
t at the home of Mrs. C. E. Sissou.
7 Among those from here who attend-
last Saturrlm
ere Mr.2 and Mrs. Andrew VVhitelaw.
, Mr. and Mrs. George Philcox recent—
3 left on a motor trip to Sara‘toga
d are expected to return early this
and
fienry Bolden were among those who
fltterided one of the world's series
‘ _Fo:rmer First Selectman John R.
#330112 was appointed Assessorihis
filing in the- place of the~late An-
Judge Selleck has been
“(no in and has 'ilready entered in
1 Miss Peggy Hoyt of Rowayton ave-
in
r
.1 Captain Andrew Mills who has been
flag jury duty. was released the lat-
A son was born Saturd * to Mr. and
g elevep and one-half pounds. The
111115133; (other is proprietor of Brown‘ 3
Cash Grocery in Rowayton avenue.
Mrs. Cliflord B. Wright. of! West
Side avenue. has rented to John R.
Trunise, of Boston, the residence of
Mrs. H. 'M. \Vard. Mrs. Wright has
also rented to Mr. Loomis. of New
York city. the residence of Miss N.
Lewis, in Tokeneke.
The y‘oung folks of this community
are taking keen interest in the week-
ly dances which are to be held every
Saturday evening at the Rowayton
Hose House. At. a meeting recently held
by the fire department; preparations
and plans were discussed for this
event.
The frame structure of the Peoples
GTOCery Company was finally moved
this morning upon it's 11¢Vv found 1—
tion. Although it will he a. few daVS
befoV-e the building looks like itself
again. it is believed that this imprOV-P
ment will make quite a chahgc in the
appearance of the Vil'oxrr.
No doubt some of the local residents
will recall .1 sign that is 1105th on a
telegraph pole on Noroton Hill. The
notice r1>srls:'l‘l1~l1 is .1 prixatc burial
ground at the foot of this bill For
reckless driVers. “1”. if thtI fire hyd—
1:1th is going to be left in the middle
of the ro.1d such .13 it no“. at Guiders
corner. it would be advisable to
quest Coroner Phelan to locate. in the
immediate vicinity.
'DEW DROP INN '
SHOULD BE PUT
OUT OF BUSINESS
(Continued train First Page.)
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have been reports of thefts from the
place; there have been statements
made by men arrested for intoxication
that they secured their liquor there;
there have been petty fights and dis-
agreements there between men and
women that have found their way into
court. ,
’- The neighborhood itself has 116111
demoralized by the presence of the
Inn. About a year ago Venable “'11—
liums was shot and killed in sclt‘ do-
tense by Ira Anderson. From then on
tho- negro colony be gun to be a resort
.of.._ the toughest t_V no of 1mgro:of the
low 't‘orm of Italian gunman: or disre-
putabl. whims. some oi them women.
Yorwnlk enjoyed {role-.111 reputation
for some 11m.- time but it has bm-n
(lci‘nmed by the prssencc here of this
“red light" resort which the authori-
ties nrc determined shall be stamped
out.
The latest outbreak was 01": fiumlay
morning when V‘Vlilis Took a. colored
man was stabbed by Josephri‘lrown.
in a row over
roomy, égeciully white men. who
have dcb'nslo‘n to go' through “'21th
street. Fllzulu ()1 street. Raymond? or
Dd?“ s‘trfi’éfl‘htn nléht “Have: reported?“
the police that they haVe been ap—
proached bv negresscs who have soli-
cited them. ;%mc ofabe mew. timer
any of a high mental or moral type.
,lxave. reported that they have been
robbed by these people.
Then as local police are well-known
it. is next to-impossibc for them to 30-
31211» cvidcncc to' convict. Hearsay erl-
dgnce cannot ligguscd to obtain a con-
victiont‘, in any court in the land. .‘1
preponderouce of fact must be pro.
settled“ by the State.
are retained by the colored crimin'il
when he or she is arrested in many in»J
stances. it‘ they are bound over here
on serious chaises in the
(oints it is \l't‘) likel} the, culprit. “ill
be r: leased with reprimn'nds. f .
That, :1 stop must be put; to’thé*‘texist-.
ance of the Dew Drop Inn. which is
rrcognized means of support and of
whites who in search of excitement
or novelty go there. is the ultimatum
that. has lie-v11 issued respectable
citizens of the city. '
l'rosecntlnngXttorney Cmmer 1?.
liege-man is at work at present lining
up his evidence and it is likely that
the matter will be brought into cou1t
within a short time.
b y
PRETTY AUTUMN
WEDDING CEREMONY
Continued from First Page.‘
meals. The house was
decorated ' with roses.
ferns.
i~ or the past four years Mrs Pitt-
singer has been employed at nggett's
drug store. on 'V’V’ashington street.
where she made many friends. Mr.
Pittsinger, for some time. was assist-
handsomely
dahlias and
" hWeizer. and Mrs. Crimmins Jen- ant manager oi: nggett’s store. He is
gross. JJ a. graduate of the School of Phar-
- ____“__ macy of the University of Pennsyl—
vania. Truelcouple left for Philadel-
phia on'a. wedding trip, and on their
return. will- make their home in Hol—
yoke. ’ -.
RUTH OUT‘DF‘THE 51512155
NEW YORK, Oct. 11.—”Babe" Ruth
announced 2thls morning that the in-
jury to his arm would keep him out of
the game for the rest of the series. His
physician warned him, he said, that to
.take further chances would risk the
loss of his arm.-
The Yankee star spent most of this
morning in the office of his physician
who Was reported as hopeful of pre-
exiting further spread of the infec-
ion which settled in the play’er s
elbow after a slight injury in one of
Who Has be? ‘1 the early ames of the series
ding the past few days in Brook— g '
lyn. N Y has returned to J5" home parformed on the abscess which de
Several minor operations have been
Mveloped Ruth said his medical ad
*visors were afraid that any use of the
Mr. and Mrs. Macy ot Tokeneke, arm would overstimulate drainage with
K“ have been spending the summer possibility of verv grave censequ9nces
We, are of the Nrw York group
At their hotel this mowing. Mrs
“Babe” Ruth said her husband would
attend today's game and was hopeful
Mrs. Edward Weiman of Brookly!‘ of seeing the series through, adding
I. was a. visitor on- West Side that the champion home run swatter
Mrs. VJVeiman has been was as confident as ever that his team
115' the summer months in Stazn- would win the World a championship.
.Adolph Brown. the child weigh-z
the incoming Board
The annual town meeting adjourned
from Tuesday.0cto October 3rd was held
last evening oi the Darien Centre
School. G. Fred Stark read the call
and the business of the evening coll-
tinned in its regular way
Ernest B. Crotoot made a. motion
that. meeting accept the readings of
and Highways states that any‘town
As this motion was accepted the next:
business of the meeting was transact-
ed which mas: To vote to authorize
of Selectmen to
n the notes of the toWn the
231:0?! oNinety Thousand ($90, 000)
Dollars or as much thereof as may be
deemed advisable for the several nec-
essary twon expenses. This was agreedi
upon after a, slight. discum'on
To authorize the mourning board of
CHICAGD, Oct. 1.1.4.1515...
‘ continued tron: East has
ant United States some: George! H.
Cohen” a. mane as was annouimed
by the office of the united Email at-
tomey a few weeks ago .to determine
some questions of low and is expected
eminent in cases first developing in
the state courts. Two points of law
arrest; is made on, July 1 for sale of li- ‘
‘quor. the accused may then be prose. i
outed or is it double jeopemiy and
whether it a. man has been arrested
by the state of Connecticut for having
liquor in his possession with intent to
sell. can be prosecuted by the govern-
ment: for violation of the national pro-
hibition sift. or is it double jeopardy.
On the results of thistest case will
also depend whether the government
may take action to collect internal re»
venue taxes on liquor seized in cases
commenced in state courts. The de-
if:
to decide thefutune policy or the goV- ‘
to be decided are whether. when an, '
selectmen to renew a. note of the town cision to havqa test case to dptprflfin’e
for Fifteen Thousand ($15 000) 1301- the. issues was made following a, con-T
tars for the purppse of taking up notes ference with United States District
originally issued to Francis A. Austen. Judge Edwin S. Thomas. there! having
in the amount of 'l‘wenty- five Thous— been no ruling to apply for acflonm
and (25, 000) Dollars. the unpaid bat-‘the federal court since the new state
:1an.‘ on the same Fifteen Thousand'prohlbitlon law went into effect. It
(:15. 000) Dollars now held by the, will not be taken to mean that it it
First Stamford National Bank. The is found there is no double jeopardy
object of which is to have these notes in action by the government on cases
: gotten! the easiest way of
Clever lawyers' J
higher.
of a more. current date.. This transac-
tion was accepted by the meeting.
To receive anth upon the report
and recommendations of the Commit—
tee of Sidewalk Extension and Build—
ing. appointed at a special town meet-
ing held March 25th. 1921 and take
such action thereon as may be deemed
advisable. Section 450 of the Streets
and Highways state sthat any town
may lay sidewalks providing that thev
do not exceed the 15 per cent. oi: the
money spent on Highways This mat-
ter was held, over for future discus-3
sion.
To take action in improvements at
Pear Tree Point. A resolution was-
oi’t’cred to abolish the use of private
both houses at this poplar beach. Dr.
Hanson. the chairman of the meeting.
said he would appoint a committee of
three to inVestig'ste the conditions a:
the place
To r’ccive
mitten appointed at a special town
meeting held June 13. 192i to‘inves—
tignte the needs or the town as to the
Road improvements and take such ac- .
tion thereon as may be deemed advis-
ubie.
Hanson. chairman of the
no hands r1111.
\‘Pl'sy over the Middlcsex Road the re-
port was accepted as read.
To receive and act upon the annual
budget submitted hv the Board of Fin-
ance for the fiscal Veor of 1922-1922:;
and it approved as recommended by
the said Board. to lay a. tax on the
grand list of the town last completed
ncccssarv to meet and defray the ex-
pcnses of the town for the ensuing
Vear. >
.‘ifhe total 's’pp‘l-Jopr'latiom Were 81¢... -
1‘30. 75. net amount required $156,219. -
meeting had
22» 2o millson‘grxmd not arm .emsov “301%.
“on The Board of Finance/passed the
following resolutions:
llcsol1mi:'l‘hut a tax of “0 mill; b:
and the same is hereby lald on the last
cnmpletui grand listvof $7,810,956.00
payable April lst. 1922.
I’m-thrr be it its-solved. That from
the accumulated surplus funds of The
Town The Board of Finance recom;
mends that the sum of Five Thous‘
floating .
anti Dollars be paid on the
debt. ” .
as there was no further business the
me; ting VV as adjourned.
Danger. to Be Avoided.
Wrong Pfiting brings disease and pre-
wanting aging film: is obvious to all
uprojudltml minds. And there are
two principal shlcs at ”ting which
must be: 11v outed to seem dependable
henith—nnuwly. eating badly prepared
food and eating too much of food prov
l orly propnrml_-J. ill. Tllden. 31!. D.‘
’ SurpriSe Gown
. The spirit of 1880 breathes in
every line of this Walls gown with
its astrskao shoulder cope saunt-
- an m.
and act upon the recovn-g
mendzttions ot‘ the Special Road Comw
‘At this-point of the mecting Dr."
After much contro-:
started in the state courts the govern—
[ment will prosecute every case brought
.into the state courts but will be in a
Epositsnn' to prosecute it it is deemed
advisable.
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We carry a complete line
of W. L. Douglas
SHO S
Men, Women and,
Children»
Prices 3 third lower than
last season 3'
2.‘;£
for
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Keeler’s ,
Shoe Store ‘
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The Store that saves you money. i
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Wken in Need of Glasses
8 Seavlew Ave.
availing yesterday when his uncle.
Lawrence Connolly, rapped moms
door.
O‘Brien mé‘found dealt! in bed with
tour empty bottles err the-floor near
him. The bottles had contained
moonshine liquor. -
Advertise" in the Sentinel.
to.
awoken Haitian O'Brien proved ur-
Where. the door was manned.
At Angevine’s
Tonington
VACUUM
CLEANERS
doing the dirtiest
housework
AJNGEVINE:
Funiture Co.
DO YOUR FEET HURT? ‘
' $49.00 -
JUST RECEIVED ANO'JTHER SHIPMEN'I
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RAPE FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
"in all the leading colors and styles, you must see them in Order 1
appreciate their wonderful values ‘J
From $1.50 to $7.98
They are priced positively fifty per cent lower than elsewhere
TIE PARIS—w—Cl‘oaks, Suits and Millinepy
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STORE WiLL BE cmseo WEDNESDAY
Comfort Wearing Shoes Can Be
Bad at . ’
Max Levy’s
ale—es
No connection with any other store .J
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Shoe Stare f
~31 51:. min st. 80: Roi-walk *
Automobile Painting and Trim-
ming—Bodies—Eepairs
High Class Work Our Specialty
J. PREMRU SONS
East Nomlk
PHONE 306-14
We ask you to
our {windmills-flo- execu-
tion of fine optiml work at model“
ate cost. 2
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aziuantic so. Stamford
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PAT EN T S
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HAVE YOU
DOLLAR ?
Start a. savings am-nunt
now while it is on your
mind,
The. daliar has shrunk
considerably sincr The
davs before the war but
do not forget that llll 1-11 1<
a good deal of spring 111 it
yet and that it is going to
get larger again.
By saving your dullzn‘s
now they will not will}?
earn other dollars, as m—
t‘erest, but every dollar is
going to grow largo ll“-
cause of the inert-axial:
purchasing power that it,
will have as prices become
lower. \Prices have now
reached and are pafifilni’;
their peak and never V'aS
it as profitable to save as
it is now.
Remember that as the
dollars grow larger, they
may also be harder to get.
Now is the time to start a
savings account. with
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THE PEOPLE’S
’ TRUST C0.
South Homily Goon.
Antietam Walking, 1251-
“ ishing,S1momzmg
consider our '1
«griddle?
UNDERWEAR .
\Ve maintain a perfectly halo
anced stock of Union Suits
Medium and Heavy 31
Weights
$1.59, $2.50, $3.59, $5.99,]
Flannel Shirts—Sweafirs
Caste lo
Men’s Shop
21 North mm sum
OLD CARS
Sell, Your Old (Jars to the ‘
Bridgeport Auto Wreck- '
1310 NorthAvenuo- ,
Between Oak and Center St, 1
2' Bridmort. 00m Vi
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and tires to
fit. any make of car
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LEARN .
THE RULES
andfkow to
THE RULES
MERRILL ,
BUSINESS
u—n—h-l-
zooms 314.22
PAL A CE BOOT ERY
12m ‘ GE THEATRE BUILD ING
MEN’S: SHOES
Men’s Mahogany Golf Shoeswithmhber heels $4.35
Men’sMakogsnycslf-Shoeswith rubberized: $5.95
,Ke’n ’sMoga‘ny Calf Shoes with rubber heels . . . . . . . . . . $6.95
Shop-at the Palace Boater-y Where Your Dollar Does the Work of TM,
70—72 North Main Street,
South Norwalk.
AND FJ‘ALL. ' 5?
Women 5 Sport Hose
All wool. seamless hose. heather mixture with brown, green, navy
and grey as dominant colors $3.25.
Dropstitch pattern. silk and wool are interlmit in their fine smooth
fabric :3. 39
Full fashioned wool hose euihu'oidered, black, navy and heather $2 98
Fight-y and plain silk and $1181 l’ull' fashioned heather bl'uJeJ and
brown . $2.00
J. I allette
88 Washington Street South vaalk
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwallt
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
'llen Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans-
mutation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work - '
Main Ofice, 28 Conceal St, So. Norwaik, Phone 294
New York Ofll'ce, 201th 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
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CO 3 I Lower now than a‘ year ago. Best. eludes,
J in all sizes at.
THE NORWALK CGAL & SUPPLY C0.
DEALERS IN MASON‘S MATERIALS
108 Water Street Scull: Norwalk
COAL
PHONE 113 FOR
. V COLLEGE
' DAYS AND EYENINGS
cw Underwear and Hosiery
You will“ have no difficulty in finding here the
exact sort of garments you want.
There 15 a pleasant combination of wide varietV.
favorable prices, and reliable quality that makes it
quite worth While to fill your needs from the new
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Norwalk Chronicler