JOSEPH DAVIS . .. . VAR”. Hansen 9...... wade. mm»; or m»
ESSMSHWGTOA STREET ; . _ _ ,7, , _ 1 : ', Dewdr’op Inn. mt smut-fem in .Nor-
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. So NORM». : , . . _. _ . . COLLAR tum”... QM ”gagging
.. , for keeping a disorderly house a
gambling place and a. place in which
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Under W0 Hotel ,A Soft Collar ““11 the appeal intoxicating liquor was sold. His at-
' tomay claiming that the penalty was
SOUTH NORWALK 7 7 _, '55 C!“ H : , i
"3 7 h : - 33(30fo : 7-1. tooaevere,t00k anfiwalmtheCom‘S
fig E‘ : t 7‘. 7 7‘ . ’ - ., ‘ , 7- moo. Pleas Court. in the hope of has;
Ground was broken today by the ‘1‘.-‘ . ' _ . : ng'it reduced but the accused coon ,
J. Pardy emotion company of i 1W bail. and has to Spend in
Bridgeport for the addition to the I jail the time between now and the 525.
:mrwm Lock company’s plant- m of the other court. Perhaps the
‘ Jaw-yer had an idea that the proper :
' , 31mm for a fellow like Wade was
a. gentle slap upon the wrist. It is not
reported that like .3, Stamford lawyer
defending a liquor dealer. he held that
the arrest was. a Violation of the con.
stitutional right of his client—4mm-
ford Advocate-
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C.W.Bean,otEastNor-wa.lk.was . ,. , ’-
, fined $16 for Speeding. when arraign— » ,
1 ed in the Bridgeport police court yes--
: tarday morninzw R ' a _ S _ .-.,3'
P‘ ——Dancing every Friday evening ogers 3' I tems
'Red Menls' Hal. \Vashlngton Street, 7' , . ‘
3 syncOpation galore. by "Billikens." . Nor-walk 80. NM
coal; at an
exclusive mate- 3
P‘s- “lie? 2?;
wn ere
$1121“? D obb 5
Fifth Avenue
in
It is possible to send the wading
.out, but most of the cooh’ng has to be
adone at home. To prepare properly.
threcmeals every day Is quite a respon-
sibility, and a good range is indis-
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The members of the Altar Society ‘
’of St. Joseph‘ 5 parish. will hold a. card _,
1,3,1, 8 oclock this 3 i 7 7
, evening-“1350;? 3259p“ parochial Mrs Robert 1". Way is quite ill at . - -
school {Ian 1: is expected that there 1‘" “me in El?" avenue. WEDS mum.» Haws mow pensable. The Stamford range is the
. will be a large attendance- Meet you in Red Men 3 Han Ev- Widow of mamntec m: on me result of many years of experience in;
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L l Proprietor 0.15. Fastenof the Roy- 911' Friday night. Befreshments Titanic “Meal . building ranges, and is a super“):
8.! James hotel is planning to hold a Free; Let's G03 Cards lune been WiVEd here an- , , 1
Hallowe‘ en dance Saturday night With ‘ , nouncing the marriage of Mrs. Lillian rang E. , 7-:
“Speidel 3 orchestra fumishing the mu- A very succesfnl enfefiainment and G. Klein. widow of Charles Klein: the .
ow.
5 ,; {sin The hotel will be specially ar- dance was 3339“ 135‘, night. '33” Old dramatist who went down with ‘h!
' . ' lmged for the occasion. W’ell Commander-y, l}. 0. G. C.. No. steamship Titanic. to Frank 0. Elana- ‘ 3'
l _ _ 956. A tlneisupper was served at: gan 0;: Toronto. The wedding lock
6 —-Don't forget dance, Armory, 10.30. Billlkens orchestra fumlshej place October 5 at Corpus Christi ':
”—0 Ladies" Aid class of the Nor- Mondmf Oct. 31st. , . ; .exellent mnsic. Members of‘Old W’ell church London. and the couple are
—_ .x 5:. ‘8. church is holding an 311- wish to thank the entertainment com- now li\ing all 19 Lindeld Gardens that F
awn-g SQSS‘OD loda‘i Guests at the Royal James hotel mittee Mrs. Stooges and Mrs. Fahn for city.
_ last night were: R. W. Bickford and the SUCCESS 0f the evening. Before her mar-flag? to the palm-—
”Passing every ”hay exemng wife; Mrs M. F. Hodgen, Rockland. Wright sh? “’38 Miss Lillian Gottleih
'. 1 l ' Hall. Washir‘ ‘g‘ion $198?» Me: Mrs. George Leadbelten Augus- —-A_m‘on Kohn‘s tor awnings. Thev had a son Philip. who is now on-
E 1-1-‘93fi03 galore. by “Billikens.” Eta. Ma: W. T. Chase. Boston. BIaSSJ gagml in theatrical management
'6. D. Wilkinson Boston. Mass. , .‘Iorwalk 1139039 (”£58 01' dlphtheria Charles Klein was one of the best
Lineral of Alexander \Yurgil-l ______. and one dlptherla. carrier has been rc- known dramatists of the American
33 Davis strfint. will be held at: a—Aaron {(011193 for Auto supplies ported as being ”In this city. according stage hating to his credit such sue-
ck Thursday morning frozn St.i ‘ . to the weekly morbidity report of the ceases as "The Axlrlioneer" "The 113'.
Burial “‘1“ be in St; The operator's license of Anthozly§5tfite Department of Health for the sic ,\l;lsler" “The Llon and me
ionic: of Kcyser's Island. which was week ending Monday, 0mm” 24‘h- Mouse.' "The Third Degro " and .h.
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f _ , . gen 6 . u mture ( 30. .,
xmurmured when Quick figured in an 1‘ is ”9‘5"“??? 9““? contagious dxs- librettos for "El C? Ditan" and other ' "
asquerade 23- Armory I’méay accident. on Woodward avenue several cases. accordle to the report. operettas. . . » . ,
g. 4...... .g. w... m-.. m m... . « 16 North: Mam St - South Norwalk. *7?-
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. L stag-day by Commissioner of Metro Ve- ~43“? Y0“? Victrola 3'- Donnelly'e A party of young people of Neural};
The 1'- 4 class of me Vowel: 1L moles Robbins B. Stow“? on easy weekly payments. store open motored m.” to Bridgepart Manda}.
3?. church is to dentertaz; a: 3 ~11:: ironing: until 9 P. M. evening and tendered a Halloween _
owe ”en party an cocxal r‘ :3) mg 3 ———Meet you in Red. Men‘s Hall 9". , , : . surplus? it the home of MP and um v ,. ' ~ us: . ,
, , _ _ , . _ ‘ ,_ , ng the strike vote as a club be- , Judge Barton promoted the hearing ,7
.3033? made Pump?” 15-9' “we“ 3"" err Friday mght. Refreshments Cm Erasurer‘ Anson F. Keel“ A, Seaman. . is: ‘Mary Lengel. a. .. . cause the Labor Board. and not the would be completed by Thursday 7 4
a) PE will be sened. 2M Let's Go! 7 spent S-»- and Frederick M. Conan. noted singer of Bndgeport, rendered g , .roadx; had order-v8. . the wage out. noon.
5 . 5- _§ : Democratlc candldate for councrlman several pleasing V0138! Solosv Miss ' Lee had not completed his state. At 12 em: ock the board recemed
“G, 005 floor: "’1’; "ms":- 3“ f3 - “‘ord has been rccmvsd here by from the second ward spent $10. ‘9‘ 139m Saunders and Miss Tillie Glzey mom. until two oclcck.
me‘nrs free——§uf bed. Red Hens Asmr William F Ilox: from' his cording to the expense for the election won a prize for the funniest dresseé The Boys‘ Athletic Association held -
ELL Fnday mght. , son. Lieutenant Arthur i10}t_ 1 s x of Octohel: 3rd filed loday wlth Town couple: Miss Mary Hodos and Miss a meeting. yefierday afternoon. in , ' .
1‘ _ __ _ ‘xvho has been stationed atq Constanti- le’rk Herbert R. Slxllih. These are Victoria \‘Ph‘ayja f0;- tho best GFESS‘B‘l ROOM :3. The basketball team I
4 Heathers of Cookerloe‘ I‘rlbe will nopye for son 9 little time that he is the last two accounts to be' filed. couple. Dancing was enjoyed until a wants a coach. and several young .
journe; to Brld’geport tomgnt to work on his W3} home. 71,9 word wag re:- late hour. and a buffet lunch was men were proposed. As the treasury; _ , ,
he adoption and warrior degree. at ceived from Rome. Italy. where ”exp .4)”; u Harris and Gaul. : served. 3”“. Wm”, the guests depart- is now at a. low ebb nothlng definite 1‘. Yo, N. H. & H. R. R1 C0.
2126 ‘Voleemggziéfibbe Oftthatbgitv' The tenant Boy: is staying for a little ' (a all lm‘m: spent a must enjoyable will be done until the next meeting. { .
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p 6 PM“: Sh°"." hem“ 1"" “mm-”k “’6‘”, awning. ‘ Gflloe'Supt. flew York DEVISIOB
a. . rill m‘ I re m‘ f. -——————— the pollce were ‘informed by Com- The weekly Assembly was held J
‘5“ 3° :2 w "”135“ n on 0 3 -—-Don't forget dance: Armory "lander Joseph Brotherton of Frank ‘- .._ ~ this mornin Mr. Noyes spoke to
- 7 . - .llss .\ll~dred Paulds. of this ci:_. 8‘- October 92]
pa rim}: 21:01:? 13:31:10‘Jirginnii Monday. Oct. slat. C. Godfreyepost. “No. 12. American was bridgmam at the Wedding of Miss the pupilsrabout the paying of dues. 21’ 1
~ 5" 3 ' Leg-ion that (here was a. manrgoln" v“ .- , ‘ L ' and the supporting of teams .
-~. i..- . .g .7 . a - an. Jane Balko and Robert Mahom W,
‘ 3“ Omobér “th' 13'1’ at ‘2; Attorney John T. lmer ‘Miss Cam- fromh house to house here. represent- 08‘. 347th of Stamford. :Which was held « ’ ’ ‘2' 3L LOCO‘iOTI-‘E ENGINEERS, FIR
belle Rockwell. Edward Cronin and "‘5' ““93” as 3 member of the 10931 at St. Mary's church. Stamford yester- .. ‘ N1) (31‘
- aerade at Armory Friday Mrs. Therese Zipperer are in New 903‘ or “1914990“ and ”lieiti’)g funds cm morning. : Miss “11163 is a. col GOVERNMENTAL , C0 U OBS, ,
_: in - - York city todav representing; the for the POSL A woman 1931591“ 0f sir of the bridegroom. At the mcep ’ ‘MY m, ERA!!~B‘!EIQ AIQD YAR DBiEIq
—‘ §seate of Connecticut in an effort *0 29:13: 5:33;:t “sarcfimtzed and "ML lir'l which followed the (eremom ' INQ ‘1, ’
.. Lu .: , $113,“; Charles A Brand [Omar-I}: a e e .e on. P mun is unauthor~ .19., y. qugds played and son -
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. i—igkxz Eadie: isngvawxg: jeweler 31.21 North Mam mag go ”ed and the pence me ,ooung r30- W of Memos, mm “gm opens RAIL CRISIS Applzcation may be made for positions Qf Engineers and, ‘7
“We”: ‘pome “steed” He “1‘"! through bankraptcy procmmg in the NHL ‘ 3 Firemen to operate steam and electric locomotives and multiple
’j ; hem- m the 33mm State 0‘ Connecticut instead of ’he , v_ ‘ NathanielDanay..the cut glass kinz. awn“ ”, "m I' ”t 1““ unit trains. Conductors, Trainmen and Yardmen, to take places
irasmuéh ‘as his parents sa'.’ Né' York bankruptcy court“ $51,131:; {fitmgli 3392?; i} find Wire and dangm‘“ “’3' Georgia“ “4mm,“ made vacant by such men as may leave service. Give previous
h : _ '. —-——— : - ‘ . ..... l'4names.l-n-eguestas' M'}{.ad§_._~\. . .,' ‘- ,'
-.e .s mcofngxbles G M 3mm, fine music’_rem_ Legion Han. Everybody Wemomo‘ .1. ‘mnnem of South M;fl“gfi¥f rule marry. the chair-mans f experience. if any. names of not less than two references or en- 7
_ 3 0G all steel Carpet Eva-repels ments free—'Nuf Sod. Red Ellen's ' 5 : ‘ . statement asid.';is basedon We‘pro— $381089 letters of recommendation 3‘ _.
' Hall, Friday night. C‘rJ. Mogner. Jr.. was arraigned in: Miss Ei’el 'n 7 Tax f visionsot the ransportauon act. '.
:1 59 This week only. Angeline mun this morning before ”(Resume has hike” a Damian 1332?} . . One. Section 3:3 of the act. Physical examination at expense of company is required.
Furniture Co. . George‘}{' Vosburgh charged Wm, which provides when the board has
A rehearsal of the degree team and . . : ' 539 of the Winchester company New » - Address 1‘ a 1 to
F . Operatm hls .autonxobi 9 without reason to‘belleve that. any decision by 0 . [my
guard of Eureka Rebekah Lodge \0 g 1“ Haven.
m and Surgical 42‘ I— 0- 0: FurVViU be held on Friéax: headlights being lit: Magnet “‘35 3-": __. - » w- ~~ 1.1!? Board has Mn violated by any
evening of this week The meetingfzrswd in front ofy’tlw cit} hall b3 William Wolfe‘léft for Boston to- cazrieror emiplonge,t;uborglriztale ?m‘ 1321“. CLARK, Supt,
Apphances to be held on November on will bo anl “M M 30”“ “‘“mm 3- Per"- “18’ (my. on business for the Nash Enzln- m flown? ”5 n em ' ma} 0”
. important one as degree work will be i ‘0” a. ' 1“ 0 'clock on ‘W’ednesdaye eve- eering Comm). ”-5 7‘ A ”03°13: after due notice and Harlan River m
m Special mom for fit?“ done at this time and there will also mng‘ October 19”" M" Wagner said : heaflEtEing to?“ persons QM? mter- illis “ : 3
~ be a gathering of the grand officers that he hf“: been at “)9 5m“°" ‘0 Porter Emerson Browne lsthe'kue’st “an? 83;: violation. determine 132 smetandw Aim“ New Y 70%. ‘»
of the state who will be entertained 3““ a ”3'“ and had ”“6?!“ off the at Will H. Hays in Washington. D: c. T ’3 °" “W“ 5““ "“3““ ' . v
Sfiflson 1’0 C '37 the 10686. A banquet will be serv hams. “he“ he “Opppd his engine ———— h” mum‘ and make public its de-
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well orp. ed following the meeting. film had started fiar home again not Senator Nehemsah Candee is :‘l'l clown inrsuch manual-7a: it my deter ' '
. SO. NORWALK , _ . knowrng the lights were off. The case Dan’oury on busmess todav mine. , , ,
;_ , —--Don’t forget dance; Armorv. was gwm an mdefinite continuance. - lion”; fag: begsrgm‘jflw 02;“:- F . ’
‘ Hm . Oct 31 ' _ .. ——- C......W...... maria—mm «m .. . , my W m» THREE STRAPSIJP ERSFO Lamas '
y 8‘ .himney Cleaners are still in jury duty today winch anthm‘iz“ the board to act P R
The Women,s m d , city. Avoid that chimney worry this ‘ _____.____.__.__..—-—s-—- when a dispute. is likely to sum“. Center memes or side, in patent leather Each book. brown buck, - -
walk H ital h l r ' Of the fimfi‘finten II AW!” w“; . tialiv interrupt commerce. - 8 and satin. These are fine latest dress sales and have (how .
089 . ed a well attendel J. E. SLAVIX CO 9" ‘The Board wishes all parties t'o slightly shorter vamp and high French heel. ,
nleefing at the Couml chambers, Gen. Del Vorxfllk 1‘”me completed on a m thoroughly understand the limits of : $8.50 to m ‘
03o Ball. yesterday afternoon at 3 " ‘ ‘ typeotmrplaueengme. whlcfiwmbo finsmqum,andcomommerem The 31m“! hm -~ ~
213104;}; rwgennthseeiétormalg: Inset Mr. -—-Don't forget dance ”mo“, mom. and from which the (hanger '0! inquiry will be conducted whollv lm- STORE O SIT DAY
Hrs. . . Per. r. layer Mon . 7 ’ ’ ‘ in (heat: has been remov der the directions of the board. * 95“ W
films charge of the gunman for the , day, 00t— 313t- m , ,. _ , 7 7 . , , Bil ,
thawing) now being conducted Plans y‘f“ “The merits of the wage reduction. f.
for the betterment ot'thehocpital and ' . . , decislorl in Opposition to -wm the ;
also for makmg it a rnore eitective _ > , ; A. r, V . f employesrare threatenmg‘ *0 strike- 0r 7
mt and asset to the city were dis- rAm'g‘bfleWashing Po}. HAVE YOU A: any other decision of themoard. are
cussed and/Mr. Strayer outlined some ._ . 7 i . . . ’ , , , 7 , . not at» this time in question; and 'no‘.
°f 1125 mm , 13mg, V'Simomzmg‘ DOLLAR? , decision integers thereto ‘wm be in ,
fl ,. 7 . : order. The question is simply: Has ‘ :: 1 , 1
“3" ”239°” ”M and Gina by W m Start a savings account , there been a violatioxroris one threat- \ : , "T 7 7 ..
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‘f“ VI Es F ' ' ' :, “fun” Guaranteed ' new Wink It ' F” John M. Glenn, secretary of the 11— 7. 7 .« , ,, 7,
“8-5 a 01' Ire ‘ - Mind. . finals Manufaomers' martian. ' .
"arose at the hearing to inquire if. thé‘_ 5
' The dollar has shrunk ,
' considerably since the
days before the war but
, 30 not forget that there is :
deal of spring to it
yet and filat it is going 159.-.:
get larger again. A
. By saving your dollars
mi- they. wfll not only
earn other dollars, as in-
' tel-est, but every dollar is
going to grow large be-
some (lithe increasing
chair desired the names of shippers
. represented, Chairman Barton Pea '.
plied that he did not understand that
«any shippers had been summoned.
"Well, we‘re here ” Mr. Glee-n an—
swered.
“We“ re glad to see you." the chair.
man said and hope you'll- enjoy the
proceedinéx" ,
’ crow, Oct. 25 (By The Associ-
4:th Press). -—Ben W. Hooper, mem-‘
‘Lber at the United States Railroad La—
bor Board conductingwthe hearing
called by the board to investigate the
‘ Wened railroad str’ke, today «3311— , 5:
"édw G. Lee presidentofthe’l‘r‘aln-
’men, to the stand and questioned him
concerning the strike order. ~ '
f Lee told how the strike vote -was _
token and the walkout ordered. He
told the board he withdrew fromé the
p B‘s-int meeting of the other nnionsbea
1. cause their strike resolution covered
questions he did not think were in-
' yoked. _
‘ “‘I took the pesition.”
“that for once in my life '
Department? ?mTEIJLIGENT AND Norma: Wash Stand
- ' osomsoml’srsm
INTERESTED - m m“ a» 1 m
‘* depend on the
raPIm men“: to save
Tahlable papers.
7 :1‘3 depend .on
i'é—s to recover
Een valuables.
Your‘ba’nk should be 7
sound, accurate and effi- ' ; 7_ ;.
out. But that is not l .
*enoai‘gh. Bankngrserviee : You: va '
to be. of the most use to. 'won'llais
you‘shoul‘d he also ‘nltelli- . ’ m
gent and Interested. That ' *"' no: 33* 3"“ hie
iswhatflnsbanktnesmfi Place Poi: mugs
ondeposxthere ' ,
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