m N? FLANI‘
GARMENTS
rc- Hen, Warner: and Children
55“” .Bobesand shaken
c-
I»
sssortmersl-
E. K. BANKS
finder Wane Hotel
scum NORWALK
'1’
wool and cotton. 2. canola-9
. BOYS’
KMCKEE SUITS
——that will stand all the
CITY NEWS
——Raééator
Aaron Kohn.
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'Stri: we; ks
A
‘liS ocratic
ti }:9 For it at Angev‘ me 5.
7..
walk
. orwalk vs.
.lle; Prelim.
:g‘ :11: l; Ga ls Jazz Orch. isister. Mrs. um? ~"Miss Sheaker of
iBrewstcl—s. K. 11. at her .home.
rqztezzement until this evening! —— . ..
K :16? of the final match in the: 7—6 late lb invi: rewards-frig- \V‘Illl’
‘ —:‘s‘ Pool. Tou...ament. l'wetw’een every phonograph sold at Angevmng
er. of the Reds. and l’lonnrlly of; ~ .
notes. The home was to have been 3 ——~Cosl at Barn: and Cams.
:2 S“: :ti-n night.
F, I... will
Al‘s mem-
iner
miory
K. of
'i's Jazz tlrcn
of VV'anoma Council. No.
ielfi this evening. to confer
n a cias of candidates.
who intend to make
trip meeting at 7:15 o'clock at
d \fens hall. -lain street.
——Dig out and see Wall-ace Reid in
"he Hall Diggers“ and Lloyd Hamil-
‘:: oomeéy, Palace today and tomor—
2w.
White Pine and Ta:
For Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis etc.
SfiHson-Powell Corp.
2 Washington St, So. Norm
43-8
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ALL MONEY
deposited in t h 1' s
”sank on or before
3-: o n d a y evening,
December 5th, Will
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3'
5'
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‘B‘N- «mum;- l
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pm 1,.
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whoa-M Inn «Mm-mm it. a «mo. all...)
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wu- vouch-m).
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’llfzdi’“21ki1}§_
paroceec log yes-
itousehmd‘ers nek
guaranteed talk-
Amazing in its tonal
in appearance.
Armory,
K. of 3
23 3 $14: quan-
I
i and a;
will;
game.1 .
. are to visit Sasquzz Conn-z
5 The Norwalk Hospital has receive-
lmiah Donovan.
.accorfianre with Mr.
7This money will go into the general
‘ needy.
knocks at
$10 and$15
l with Extra Trousers,
BOYS’ DUOFOLD
UNION SUITS
SL50 to $3.50,
”-
Norwalk So. Harwell:
l
l Rogers 62? Stevens
7
tomon'ow evening.
—Hats renovated at O‘Brien’s.
ining at the .quarters on
meet.
Gang.
311‘s Anna Howell.
l
f. This
F $5.
the
led in Ntzrwalk toting by
i ltgv Yeag of NE“?
LHuznilton awn bill was:
tests. \‘Cllh Slam 0?
hour. (lit: cor Clinllied the
framing
reached.
Vial-lie ll ilillflu’lnlllli‘.
1}»!‘.'
and York {‘11}:
um 01'
1:: flat
hill
it 33'
lo high
1am} Was stiqttiii}
Hit; {up a; as
Norwalk
,1 —Basketball.
jVYeo‘nesrioy night.
C. New Rochelle. Prelim. ganw.
Ifxancing till 12.» Gail's Jazz Urch.
:X rm OFF.
Pint llvmon. son or Mr. and Mrs.
£HPHJ). S13v9} Benton. . and
JKICI;.\OOtl. son of Judgt- and Mrs.
Edward M Lockwood won lht 1r "S's"
at Sm‘field srhool this V£ar2 having
been coumwled with» the school's 3‘00!»
hall team which went through'the sea-
The regular December meeting of
the Board of Education will be held
A regular meeting of the Putnam
.Hose Company will be held this eve~
Franklin
of Elizabeth
game. street; is entertaining her mother'and 7
No.
of which Luther M. “'right is
local agent. was. Eyeing «lemons? rat~
Messrs union
'1 ll 6*
3
{ill .
spin d when
Norwalk vs. K. of
The taseof Jooeoh Tran eila. Vehar'g
—Spec-ial winter rates for perman-
ent people at the Royal James Hotel.
Out of respect to the death
George \V‘. Dilworth. the regular Sat-
urday night dance was not held at:
the Nor-walk annory. Saturday nigh“
by Battery C. 7 ‘
Charles A. Sherwood. of . Lowe
greet. who is spending the Winter at
'Zephir Hills. Florida. has sent to his
home here a lemon which Weighs two
pounds and two ounces. It has been
placed on exhibition in one of the “ilk
dons of Joseph Dan‘s store
—“The Sting: of' the 1.3.5 ”_with
Pauline Frederick. and Larry Semen
roamed): Regent today.
At a special meeting of Frank C.
Godfrey Post. No. 12. American Le—
gion‘ held at 11 o‘clock Sunday morn.
ing. it was voted to turn out ' in. a
body for the funeral of the» departed
comrad. George \V. Dilworth.
—-Buy your Vietroia for Christmas
'on easy weekly payments at Donnel-
lY's. 1880.Main8t.
A record-breaking attendance mark-
ed the invitation dance given Satur-
day night in Red Men‘s ball by Cooke—
noe Tribe. No. 32. 1.0. R. VI The
dance was one of the best held 1)} the
Red Men.
l Camp Three. P 0 of .41.. will hold
403] at ‘1me prices. Harris and dilutes.
its regular meeting Tuesday e\ening
in the hall on Franklin. street op-
opposite Madison street. The national
officers with the degree team from
Now York will initiate fourteen can-
A supper will be served.
l ~~There are smiles that make
us
happy and so will music. .0119 dollar
will. deliver a "Superione" Talking
marhine to your home. Angevino
. Furn. Cu.
lid ward 3
4
son Without a defeat. and whittii tie—
ieated such teams as the Syracuse
~1195llm’r’n. the Cusllihg 'Acziti'wny and
the: Yale scrubs.
-—”The Sting of the Lash" with
Pauline Frederick. and Larry Sumon
romeo}; Regent today.
VVomen's. rAsocmtion of the-
": Non-call; Congregational church.
will hold its regular monthly meeting
at the homo of Mrs. Christian Swarm,
'58 West avenue. “Wednesday {Lfttir
inoon at 3 o‘cr‘lo it. The mining wi.
be addressed. by Miss Mahtl Porter of
;Stamfor d. on Americanization Work
in Stamford. She Will speak on ill"
immigrant in our Community it?!
Emembers oi the association and flux
lfriends are urged to be present.
——Buy your coal at Harris and Gang 5’1
Izoodnnr from Jet"
a check for $1 BM).
which represented Mr Donoxan' 5 gal.
an! as mayor of Norwaik for his term
which ceased in Ortober. This was in
Donovan’s 011$
tom of giving all of his salary that heJ
received as mayor to the hospital.
2 hrnugh Samuel
{and to be used for the poor and
—-Soft hats and caps at O’Brien’s.
_' made in our Saviogs De-
.flonday evening at 8
Deposits
Apartment on or before
c’m willdmw interest
on , _ the first cc Dcccm
i f the
9:63.
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Ralph 1.43:1 11v broughtfio police head-
quarters, yesterday afternoon a email
.hOj.’ who had broken into his store.
Z'Tho ho}: is our of some «lozvn or more
J‘l'vt'lllll's who are to appear before
‘Judgt‘ (;t*(\l';f(' ll. Vosbux'gh. in the J“!
vegzilr Court this afternoon. ‘
+V’isii our new toy dept. clown-
slairs at the. F and K Stationers, 16
80. Main St.
Mrs. Nlarx Le‘atherland. of S Lynes
l‘lace. is today cntertaining members
of our Sisters' Robe-halt Lodge at
he r home when candy is to be madei
bazzar while
tomorrow and
at Odd Fellows
10 be sold at the annual
which “Till be held
Vi’vdnesday evening
l‘all. First district. ,
l
~Hats renovated at O’Briexi‘s.
' On Thursday evening of this week
at S oclock in the council chambers
:11 the City hall. thrrc will be a spa-l
cial meeting of the Board of Esti-i
mate and Taxation to appropriate
cretain needed monies and to lay
sot-rial taxes where the appropriation
exceeds the. amount in the untxlu ml-
(«.1 rtvenues.
. ~—»Grlvr»
year's
Stripe s
R.
that Soldier or Sailor :i';
subscription to The Stars 11ml
$2.130 per Your. (fl‘fle'l'vrl'l()\’»'.
Losee agent. 63 V‘VestAvtfi Nor-
..______
.lolrn Sztnrioi
C:\ er- ii‘zihiiwd
saloon.
of ll? New
In! .lw
act‘ordmg to his story
Firm-l.
Kisil's -.
in ("mm L
t
r
l
m‘. Iii-Em:
l: i~ :nurnine, zurwl iwcginl‘ sh hilariousi
that he (it-(lurvrl iilll‘m‘?‘ :thlnSi lhé-
vnreE a? ll (s‘rlmik Smur‘l :1. night. on
Sm: 2 i1 \luin sire"! I ailrulmnl‘l lolm
lnyncmis. alswr hr lmri tried lo quiet
"=w may and St'llfl him home. plurwlr;
Mm li‘iéit'l’ arrest. Sandor Wit
’ l'ut'lil llif‘ :wws that he: m‘oulrl'npcl
' . :1 three months ”showman in
lime ho had he hemp. This
.lndgv- George H. V'oshurghi
$7 and (costs.
5: Shoot“ 7
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» Pauline Frederick in ”The Sting
Lzzsh' and Larry Semen com-2
Pegent 10632.23; great Show.
2
of;
iother person killed in the sam»
.ning over a (log.
; wheel. .
'Smith escaped “31h
ina‘obi S Nessie
‘his' hall in tl. e presence oi Stocks 0:
frientlfi.
The hnde was hansomelv gownttl i:
‘white satin and oarried “9513.330 3) 2
areas given away In marriage by her rokrn The from a“? bent and the»
narents.
Following the
relati‘ es and friends. Music was fur
ford.
the occasion Milt ferns and {tutfiowers
A bridal 'suppgl‘ was served.
Guests'wt-rr present from Brookli‘r
x. y” Bridg‘ppéfl‘f. .Midciletown. Slam-
ford {mid Norwzlik. .
Following ’tlie reception. Mr. and
Airs. Part-is departed on a honeymoon
trip to panic unknown.
return thcx will reside in Brookltn.
N. Y.. where the groom is Engagxd in
T business.
4
ROS(‘OI-Ia—(DN‘NOLL3V_
Miss Mollie t.‘onnolly. of All View
lavenue, anti Louis Roscoe. of 37.“.
Canaan. were married at 1,1, O‘i‘look
this nlorning at St. joseph‘s remort-
b”; Refit. I» mils Hurley-.11"3 (‘Ouple
were attended in Miss Bettv Comm: iv
and Frank l ommlly sister and broth
er 0: the bride. The. couple lelt t5] ,1
:wedding trip to Washingmn. D. C.
:ahd other poiiits of interest and Upon
{heir l‘etlllll “ill lmake their home on
Ilarnsl .nemut \«t-o; Canaan,
} 111$: Eli rallq ‘ ll Brigg-5‘ Of Ann 3
Slrprt \vas a 1"! limit visitor in ‘Rl‘ldfific
port.
Miss 1-3 leannr Griffin. Miss Margaret
O‘Sullivan .tml
\l "aha. u. sislvr
. colt Soyuk. The “NHL
.2“? b3“ momht-rs m; the
only.
Miss Amm 4.; 03‘ {I}:
bride. and l-‘t
(ling was mu .
immedialt‘l}. ‘-‘
LIEUT. IllLWORTH
TO BE HONORED
from Page (Joe P7
Elli?
(Continued
BTOl}ltjl'lflll Jfivisl Allen llf’lis. Linn:
Holh l‘v‘u ll Ln H1. Rom-rt ruliu'r and
Litut. Show n lirrlans.
At thr- grui‘r m». last military
will be gi-wix l'fu' a firing squad from
Bantu ll. gin] mm will blown
hv Bugltrs Domini: k and Ctorg’w
ritrs
‘h‘.
Barr} l‘urzuzt} of :3?“ I lllull ave —
nue. Brooklyn. .\‘. Y.. dri\‘i*r of tho
“death" Rullllllullllt'. was bound 0V (-1-
wort. this morning.
The bonds weir
to the Sin‘pnim
in bonds of Sl'nwv
furnished. 7 7
The funeral Arrarino. in»
arm-
\V‘lll m- held tomorrow morning.
his lair home in 3:! Woodhull
{:x'vmw. Brooklyn. .V'. Y. rThé' body
v1.2», taken to the. home sesterdny by
P mwrul Director Magnet: Burial -will
lu» H01} Cross mmelnry. Flalhusll.
In the meantime. the four
zxrrsnns hurt in the accident aw res»
q illilfOffflltlS
of John
(79m.
from
”1;; in the Vorwall: Hug»
mil and will hf discharged nithin a
z in“ (lav s
AI‘TODIUBHJ'I TPRNS Tl'liTlJi.
'“l'i'ort {0,3“0ld run-
:113 automobile oper—
ated lay Russel Smith. of Orange; N.
l. skidded on the Post road. near lho
Vfloslport gall“ link." \eslerda\ flf291’7
noon and iumml .1! ”-th In the (far
~oilh 1h!" driit—r was his wife.
Mrs. Smith “as irtmmed under liv-
sustaining: .4 vleep laremtion n'
- In making an
the forehead and r: eprztined back. Mr.
minor injuries
,Thes' were taken to the home of K1; rl
A Dodge m 'V‘x'wstrmrt and Dr. Mom -
was talletl
.‘vll‘. and ‘tlrs. Fur-ill] departed for
home- this morning.
1921
C cc 5
Have beemmailed and maybe cashed
at once.
I
Club
weddirg. :1 delightful
fefieptjon “as e\tended the co imp bv
:shed or Gordon s orchestra or Fram—
‘The roll was. prettily decor-aim} for
Arthur Sterling: attend?
(‘11 the confirm (if Fall’s thezttm in
Bridgeport yesterday.
FOX ——.VICCAB.IZ.
Miss Jenni» Mary McCahe, liangh,r
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. McCalm. of 2.3,
Spring strut. was may-m1}, hm
Thursday rum-”W: l’vamhcr 1st, 10
Earl Fox. 50:: of Ur. and Mrs. Fox, (:5
the Seronvl’lilsiw‘i‘ by Eml- Dennis
Hurley. 'l‘hw 11mph: were attend-2d iiy
other l
5.99sslnn.
I
7‘ “ens noon
...+ ..
j hereabouts.
’PcrfectCOpyof . 3
the snout beautiful
lever shown in Nor-rant. You can't'
7 lint; Ford sustained a broken radial—i
to): broken iron: right ‘ mudgvard.
broken windshield and lamps. svhile
tho.“ left front wheel of the Essex was;
lamps damaged.
ziamaged cousitierahlv.
being damaged.
ed.
NO LIFER ON OLD HOSPITAL.
.4 cm...
i
.‘letumey-ireneral Heals Ghee Opinion . ‘
to Judge “a141, (‘uumsrl for the
Nor-walk Hospital.
Dec. 3 I 921.
...W
Upon their To the Editor of The Sentinel.
3 Vii Dtar Sir:
111 \ie“ of the publicity Whil‘h has ..‘
been given by the press to our inabil-
{ity to sell the old hospital. hecauée of
a lien claimed bv the State won t you ’
please. in
rectors. publish the opinion. of the
Attoi‘nesnGeneral of the State relatixe
to the matter. Which I inclose.
Yours truly.
JOHN J. WALSH.
Counsel. Nortvalk Hosriiial.
--—~r-
‘Attomev— General‘s Office.
State oft Connecticut
Hartford. Dtoember 2. 1921.
John J. Walsh Esq“
i Counsel No: alk Hospital.
. Norwalk Connecticut
Dear Sir:
Replying to your letter of Nov. 29th.
containing an inquiry as'to the lien
Ithe property oi'the Norwalk Hospital.
:under the provisions of Special Art
'No. 439 of the General Assembly of
’1917, I beg to advise you that said
lit-n does not extend to the grounds
and buildings of a. former hospital.
which “as heretofore operated and
is at present owned by. said corporac
tiou The lien which the State of Con—
necticut Claims under the provisions
of said special not is on the buildings
constructed by meansl of said appro-
oriation. and land owned by said hos—
pital building stands and connected
ilherewith. 7
l 1!; has never- lteen the intention of
éthr‘ state in creating these lit-us in
favor of the state for appropriations
made for the (tonsil-notion of new
Al'uilrlings to extend said lir-n beyond
,‘il‘is vropvrt}; from \VlilE‘ll {hf} appro~
2inflation was made to construct.
l Very truly» yours. '
l f FRANK E. HFALY.
E V {Attorney General.
5011'}! NOR‘VALK WEST (TO)!-
l PAN? PAYS 0171‘ 8137.000 1‘.“
§ rmus'mus CHECKS.
I _.__..._.
l The rlub received deposits up to
Jest Thursday at. three o'rlor-k. In
order to get. the 3:30!) checks madc-
om and proved up. oonsidemble night
work~aod over time was necessary.
but the cheeks went out today. The
’ohooks are dated lkeemher 9th and
that is the date when most clubs send
out their checks but the staff of tiw
"South Norwalk Trust Company real- ‘
izos the advantages of early Christ-
mas shopping. Checks may be cash-
ed at. 'orice.
The new club starts
1201. 19210:) the same plan as M»
fore. This will make the t'iewnth
year at The South Norwalk Trust
Company. the original home of
Christmas Club in Comwrfit‘ui.
Dr-cnmhrr
(2'33"le ! 'I’LD.
f. Rn“; CASE
l
Judge John J. “Risk.
session Girlie hour! of Common Pleas.
held here on Salurdm'. heard efldr'nce
of Wise Mildrm‘l Mill‘s in thtv action of
intermoldlr b ought luv Judge Georgr
H. V'oshurgll. as utiministmior of flu
estate of Jeanmle E. Scofiuldm against
Mrs. William X’ollmrr. Mrs. Ethel
Freer» and Miss Millos. The action
is to (loterrnine the ownership of ri'r—
fair,» rings. Miss Mills-s. testified that!
r¢
dt
.VIrs. Estoiieltl .Willed tho rings torher. '
rm dthat the day before her death the
rings'were in her. Mrs. Scofielrl’s {ms—
The other parties: claim' that
the rings were given to them. Jurlge
We. lsh
rmgs should be awarded. The case.
was nontinuetl until next Friday after-
notm at 2 o'clock.
Local weather sharps say that
everything now favors an rarly visit
of winter. They base their predic-
the old saying that
winter will come when the streams
are filled. After a long dry spell. the».
heavy rains'gof the past two weeks‘
have filled up the depleted brooks
A $190,600 Necklace
Conic see‘me Vow Rainbow Hues:
pearl necklaoe
unfimmmmlommg
..
.gcuflptrtma.mgthem on
_.. :1: fig”. you’d get In to sell
u
«WNW ‘lem imam
unwmmm
3100.000: {
If you has £190. 600 would you pay
that money for 3 m that
ow? tea m the Y“?
i
2’”
it
s;
l
i
a
-375to'3590
mummmuvw
an theakin. Gone hind
.n- l
The Buick also it" 5:.
the mudguardS‘ 7
and Wishbone. front wheels amt! Lamps}
1 t
No arrests were made in the acri» ‘
dent and fortunately no one was injur- f
lustice to the hospital til“
which the State or Connecticut has on ?
z‘l
ed with breach of the peace antic. #1
small, was continued for oae week bvl _ .-
3...... cm” 3% AT ARMORY ‘-
There' was dancing at the Postal {lid 3;“ g 7 . ' 77
James hotel Saturday night at which oclock last night imam the in of Cootinued from fourth page
Slgzeidel‘s orchestra furnished the Solomon 133,135 f 37°93‘1an Y. V .. é .. ‘7 “it,“ 3‘ 7
music. gjhe cert moo . was rerformed by SW) Qt; “ awr. 03 a"; Iowa: 5mg.“
“in the Town \sspm Mm: 0"“
JOSEPH D
85 Washington Street,\o
V
H‘hr'fli
; m
talk
as Presentation
or
Men’s
N eckwear
In the most beautiful silks woven in Ainrries and c-verseaS.
Sil.’
"mono”...
“Ana’mnuziu
«I53: Nu
we”
Colors to meet every taste. with almost limitles‘x soleetirm at
ally and every price.
65c, 95c, 51.353150, .. 2.90 $2.50, $3.00
unflinm‘nn
KNITTED NECKWEAR
In open end shapes as well as 1110 new narrow ties. Stripes.
dots and solid colors.
95c to $2.65
.u..u.:u3:u5.u-cu.lu.tu.c0
t
Look over our Leather Goods.
;l|::l|w‘flvol|o
“3"“.
1:: "
2hr-
Before Santa Claus
9033"; r131; had better lay in 3.
{finally supply of our t/onlet’linn-
F r}; Y! ll knmx 1h? sugdn‘hss
rml p zritx- 01‘ our randies brings
coed thew e eiyuliere it. is
npannd_
l
Special Xmas Candies
are hfrl‘r'ln a wide assortment
and {hey are the good old-
fashioned kind that are engor—
able (g {he i r} end.
(cine in and see the fine dis-
1:33“: it “ill surely tempt you
0 purchasing
Exclusive agency of the Famous Worth Chocolates Also
Page 8; Shaw. and Park a; Tflfords
French and American lee Cream delivered for all occasions.
Golden’s Confectionery
‘Mahaekema Hotel Block, South Fol-walk.
Telephone 1564
:t sue-vial
is 1.0 determine to whom the).
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AUTOMOBILE: . .
Washed and Polished
NORVVALK AUTO COMPANY
“Rea. of Bird House Tea Room“
CARS CALLED FOR AND DELlVERED IF DESSRED
, _ In Red M'en’é
Red Men basketball team will clash Lewis. administrator or the estate 01
with the Battery F the of Greenwich. his late father '
The preliminary game will be between Glenhrook
Red Hen jrs. and the Tiger five Both Stamford Probate Court. Real estate
games should be interesting and fill- in Glenorook is placed in the name a!
red ‘ié‘ith pent
hall tonight the The final accounting 0! W. Edens:
Wilbur E.
has been filed
Lewis of
in flat
Mr. Lewiss widow and children
' AAw mnemcmm
ormfmotgifis. _
Hitlafiahmmmw
atety it a so! an m m m
offiemwefljs
avowymflmm ’ . ' .
”Manama my
on our , ,m
Lelia was light, £621.
£45
Nana”:
7mm,”
fmfi
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