WEDNESDAY, 1326.7, 19a 1‘
U {ETIN G FLLLV'NEL
GARDiENTS
F9? M315» WONG?! and Children
33:1: Robes and Blankets
W901 and cotton, 3 complete.
West.
.13. K. BANKS ’
Sada: Mahackemo Hotel 7
SOUTH NORWALK
EITY NEWS
‘~ , Charles Moti. of 6 Cliff sf
“3 District. entered the
to Hospital New York.
g. to undergo an ops: ration.
. BOYS,» .7 i7 71".;
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1—8131; 7 W111"Vsrtand all ' the
knocks at ,
with Extra Trousers
BOYS” moron)
moNf‘iSUIT-s
$1.50 to $3.503
A “ beam of the drgrfl-e 33"" an?
3;“... 3 :3: Eureka 3:: 3.3125 3" 4‘... ‘
'2 will bo nag -.-r: 3. 35‘ 3W?"
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Word has bit-FF» rpcei\’fid :22 ans Cit}
or Mrs. Caroline M.
:6 the death 3 g ‘1 a Brown R . S
:3 3: t' Cannoroa e. - r-. 8‘?
(:xiduu c' 11:9 late Benjamin ogers tevens
ms. 723' acquaintan-
Roz-walk Se. Nut-walk
miiazor and Hood covers. ,
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' :2c the 1922 Christmas Club
5 {at start officially at the SOUth A boy broke one of the street lights
3. .7 c Trust Company until De‘ last night and is’to be brought before
23.17., the cards are ready and Chief Pennington. at police 'head-
.~ may join now at an." time quarters, as a warning this afternoon
.. _ coking hours ' . ._.._..___..
—--——- Attorney P. A. Andrews. of New
five members of Norwalk York. was the guest over the week-
, A :‘ Elks. will attend the Sing end of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Smith of
‘ I: . :95 to be DTC‘S‘E’Yfi-C‘d 111 the in- Central’ayenue. East Norwaik.
3- 3- tonight by the ”Mutual V‘Vel—
_ ’ $711? of the prison. The trip
'r::- ...5 city will he made by auto»
Those who are going will
The cases of Ida Panna and Joseph
Fortux. arrested on Boumn stzvci.
charged with adultery. .Wil] come- up
:23: the Elks' home at 6:15. in t. highcr court this term. ibey
m having been bound over from this,’
rcgular meeting of Butler court.
';~ No. 2?, I. 0. 0. F.. will be held
‘ .. .5. at which time tho-spoond
’ wii} be conferred on a class of
—~—Josoph 3Kery. .7r.. :1 Taylor Ave
has installed a. T1; atnhc‘r One pipe
Schoolmasi‘ers' Round Tabie.
' ...Lrn Connecticut. 01"
.. Bassott. principal of
High school. is president. Tomorrow 131:1“,ng a very pleasing!
in Daub-cry {it 3h? Hoteliprogm n} has lw(+n Llllfillgé't. 8‘. the;
~3er Friday eyening Supper “iiIme-walk 1 (-ngregotional church. Miss.
.w—rved at sewn o 'c:oclc. followed 33iahgi Kr llogg will appear in the pla§—"
3 conference and generad ciiseue- .let “Apple Blossoms The Thursday
'7‘?‘ o. 50h00} QHNIODS- It is PXWCt- {010111112 entrrtainmcnts. once a month.
“~22: the gathering will number in have become \Er} popular. and a good
39.223111031113011 of one hundred sized audit: 9.. is expected.
have 11an rerguesrod to sec that this
“111011 order is obs-yea.
1 3 «tea The emé tainmem co - Healer an- Dani ; 11.1mm. 25 Mad
more met. 13$ night and man: 2 i ison St.
irranfxaments for the (aim-"finnment 3
TOP ‘30 be PVC! 51 131'? 10‘32'9 According :0 new orders 211311? 1.13;
smorrow c»- iniztg. ‘ the Second District Commissionors;
-—‘——' automobilas will no: he- nllowcd 10%
Buy your coal at Harris and Gmipark in ilie space at the roar of thei
City Hall. in the future. and the police 1
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- ...:tes. by Lucas
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. to atzczzd the
Patrolman \Vallat‘e Sammis is in
Bridgeport today testifying in {he as-
Tl‘ib‘?‘ NO- lsault case of James Brown on “11155
and E‘FEHSgTE-olc. 'The assault. it will be remem—
-i'~h 3"‘3‘. gbcred. occurred in the Dow Drop 11111.
I“ -‘ 0= P013115 T31“? Of -\"‘W Ca- post October. whorl Took was stabbed
4'4"“ “‘35 evening The trip W111 Delby Brown. and Track chaspd Brown
3‘39 by bus_ WhiC‘h will leave {mm E‘hrough the streets early on Sunday
3 front Of Red Men's Hall. 0“ “'35!“- imorning with a pipe? of iron pipe in
non stunt. at 7:331 o'clock. fin 1‘2: his lizards »
the 1211'}, the warriors dc»:
1* be worked. ‘I‘lans are l‘rini”;
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one. \\ ”nile engagcd in painting. at the
lficnralk M. E churn-11.071 Saturda}
Y} bite Pine and Tar £41131 had the misfortunc to run a sliv '
or 6: world into his knce with the re-
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g ,. Coughs, Colds, Sore; suit that infection sci in and an open
iation “as izcce-ssan to relimo tilt.“
‘roat’ Bronchitis, etc. 11min and to remoxe the danger Mi 3
lKiock was confined to his home 305“
tertiay with a fever and was unahlc:
to take part in the oonccrt. at the?
South Nor-wall»: )1. E. church. as‘3was
planned.
S::ilson-Powell Corp.
3 3?: shing‘mn St,
So. Kai-walk
lans wore made at armeeting of
Lincoln Council. No. 4. O. L'. A. 11..
last (Awaiting for the third annual Xéw
Ycar's Hw- danre and vaudeville
Show, which. this year. will berheld
‘at the Norwalk Armory. together with
Battorjr C. 39211.13 Artillery. The T3311
Harmony Kings will provide music for
the: dancing. there will be a vaudeville
shout. and the second annual State
championship prize Waltz will be held;
The affair will be held on the evening-
of Friday. December 317th.
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-—-Buy your Victrola for Christmas
on easy weekly merits at Donne:-
Iy's, 18 So. Main St.
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TROUBLE LIES
The trouble always
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gags wrong unless he
has m thinking
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M swung. This
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CHRISTMAS
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We have a great ‘7 :%
variety of clubs, so
:C‘u wil} smely fini
to suit your
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: this evening at the Soufli Val-walk
. one, Saturday eveniii‘g 0 {this week
‘ ——Badiator ,
. Yory _Cit3'
‘ oifice of the Street Department after
3 being confined to 1101' home by fliness.
nectlon in the theft of Joseph Gmmw
The usualcardna
club: ,
. A confetti dance will be held by me SE we am: .
‘ . n. Shift of
Jolly Tim at Xian 11311, Lexington ave} and starfish}; 86211131139 "Was
married on Saturday vetting last tog
The Junior Hadascha will hold 3 30881311 Perm» 5011 Of Mr and Mral
masquerade dance at Elk‘s Hall, South Hyman Berlin. of watermelon \T
Jain street. on the evening of the 15111 {Y at her home 10 Hanford Place
gRabbi S. Kessler performing thé cerev
and Hood Covers. many. Miss Schnable were a gmm
of white canton crepe 3.12113 carried a.
.bouquet of white roses. Her attend-
ants were Mr. and Mrs. Louis}
Scramble of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Schnabie wore asown of pale .pink'
tatfeta trimmed with lace. v'l‘he flow-
—— er girls were nieces of the bride, the
Mrs; Dorothy M. Hoyt of Wesiport Misses SyIVia anti Rose Schwartz,
avenue has resumed her duties at the They wore ‘pale pink, crepe and car-
tied' baskets of r0853. which "were
strewn in the bride’s path as she we.
tied to the canopy. where, according
it is expected that Albert Venezza, 'to the Jewish rodent the marriage
’ who is to stand trial here for his 0011- ceremony is performeé. {
After a bones-mow trip to \iagargi
Falls, the couple will make their resi-
deuce at Mountaindale where the
bridegroom has a large summer hotel
nude: his supervision. 3 1
There were many out of townj
guests as Well as local guests present.
Speilman s orchestra. of New York
city furnished the music. A supfier:
was sen-ed after the wedding , and the
reception broke up in the early hours
of the morning
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HIP-”10) HAS \OT
PRO INCREASED DRBG-I‘SERS
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‘ Aaron Kohn.
\Irs. \V‘ Ff Coffin. of Hamilton ave-
~ nue returned home today from New
where she attended the
funeral of her sister Mrs. Brown.
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bly‘s' automobile,'and who at present is
3 held by the New Jersey authorities as
a: fugitive from justice, will be hrought
to Norwalk, tomorrow evening.
x0 FARE REDUCTION.
HARTFORD, nets: 7.—The public
Utilities Commission has denied the
petition of the patrons of the so-called
"dinkey" trains operated by ”the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Company between Hartford and
Bristol for a. reduction in fare. The
, petition alleges that the rates on the
"‘dinky” trains were unjust. unfair and
discriminatory.
Says the finding in part:
ple of Bristol and New Britain and the
merchants-of Hartford, who have been
[the principal benefiri? .ries of the rages
which existed prior to Sept. 1, com-
plain that the present rates are un—
just. unfair. unreasonable. excessive.
(liscriminaiory. but no ismtistical' or
Sap‘ Dr. Borne—Rem“ 01 1:15pm;
tiun of Sanamrla.
Charles 1". lur‘llog‘g. sacretary o: the
State Department of Public \Velfare,
spent the grower part oflast week
visiting private sanai'cria in Fairfieldv'
County and the Norwalk almshouse.
He‘yisited the following: Stamford,
Hall. Dr. liames‘s and the Tophassel
. . 3 ‘1 ‘11 Stamt'o d: . .
other evidence has been submitted in Gmngt S‘lp‘:m{}8;;om Dr r‘ich:
support of this claim“ The milmafi flutdland: '5 * m‘s‘l'arms .a-1-d D"
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ccmmul) s representatnes stated .at xvadswort‘t": 1.- in South Norwalk Tncre
tho hearing that’ the new rate was in—
;ngnratefl to do away with the dis-
icrimination in favor of his territory
an against other portions of the sys—
tem. which paid a much higher tafié.
and. in making the present increase.
the company sought to conform to a.
practice- approved by the Intcrstaie
Commerce Commission. which has es—
:tabiishca a’ uniform interscade rate
ihloughout thrx 1' nited States."
were in all these private sanatoria 4433’
patients. 1
From the lillr'St reports received at
the office of Mr. Kellogg there are
499 persons. including- 143 at the
Harti‘di‘d' I‘lf'tl‘f'lil. in 8111119 private
miter-in in 111v smite” sufficring from
mental troubles.
Sentinel “'ams Are Winners.
AMER!CA’S FIRST" 11150011511511. ‘
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This statue of Leif Erickson by Anne Wninzey, stands in Boston.
Two nations Norway and Iceland claim Erickson who is Said to have
found. America and to have named it Vineiand in the year 01 1,090 as
their own. The insert shows the slab marking the site of his winter
anal-tars near Cambridge.
Original
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.j 3mm AWIVERSRRY :'
don Lodge, No. 3613 Benevolent and?
Protccz‘we Order of Elks. is to 11:1er ‘1’
the biggest time 117 its history on Fed:
73112173, 13. which is its twenty fifih am :
gniversary Grand Exalted Ruler Wil—
liam Mountain of XIV-est Toledo. 0., is
to be present with his staff.
mittee of arrangements is Past Ema?! t
ed Ruler Thomas E.Dono§1ue; Past ‘
Exalted Ruler Damel M. Cronin 21.2113
And‘rovi J.'Mafiér.
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NEW YORK, Dec. ?-—.Samue1 Tin-
termeyrer, counsel to the Lockwood
legislative committee .
'hcnsing, announced today he had 3113—:
quested’i; convening of an 'extraoréfin
ary Granw‘ Jury to consider end-exec
against officials of Electrical Workérs'
I 111031 No 3 indicating commission of
grand larceny and conspimciy to extort
money from non‘unioa workers.
NEW munch; Dec 7L—smte Pc-
licemen B. 0. Prentis and Anthony
Buddfis my ordered closed indefin-
Rely the Eizipire Theater, a moving ’7:
picture house in this c113; because of.
motmmmm by ”law.
The owner, the Empire mm:- Com-
my.» whose memos are Samuel
0331113939, "of New "Haven;
Banana-r. of this city. find their
wives. has “been trying to purchasef
adjoining land to permit erection of
fire escapes; but hithé’rbp has railed.
H3£I€E:S(HEBCLE mNGE. 5 3
Mon-is. '1
wa MGM-Door, Dec. 7 .——\ew 1.6114;
The com- '
investigating 7;
85 Washington Street, South Norwalk
riarr‘i :‘ it"‘:;”f
{augtykanopfiz ‘17‘
JOSEPH DAVIS
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A selection of specials 111 11112111:
Ma? S;
MensSiikShzrts ..... $55610$8£0
_- Men’s Madras and Percale 5% $1.50 to $4.110
T Men’s GreyFIannelSiiirts ........ $2.58 to$6.90
; 3Méfi’sWoolandCassimereSocks ....59ct0$3.09
Ellen’sWoolamlSflanfiers ...... 8351038139
'.Mcu’sTrani11gBags$3.95to$«1596
Ewershaermciis
BoysFour-1111331111c ..... 50c
unmanuudn
Men’s Furnishings
Deeds—ill"? 11:31an for thm'r
dcsirabiliiy and moderate 311331 {N
1flight Shirts, Muslin and Borne:
........ 95¢?on
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pql|;;'llrnlleai\rwllrr H‘HQH
............. 50cm $12.06
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lo.:a;;na:flc.iuI-uoufle ii.- :1» :7.“ 51:1
‘1‘}: in: .n‘yupg -1#:¢1r_ .5..." iv: in §_l :gg
13.? new Ci‘dcrs .afiécting the work. .
stunt J; Zorn: Gibson started in yes.
team to work from 11 as; 132. until 7
p 311.. at the desk. at pofice head-
(gunners, instéarj of working from i p
to. main mianight as he has done for 3 i '
Vsoma that past
This change will
giw: 1 :hief of Police Pennington more
time for more notice duty in canaecr
$1011 with the department. as he has '3' -
been forced go do desk duty in the ‘3’
afternoons pruious to this.
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ANNUAL ”
CHRISTMAS PLAYS
Hfliside' School
Saturday, December 10th
At 3 p. in.
“THE LAST SAINT? *
and
“THE HOLY NIGHT”
Tickets .3 ...... 59c
Tax Excmpt
Joseph Elias
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New Fruit Store Is Opcned-’
on 7 Cedar Street
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Beforé Santa Claus
comes you had better lay in a.
gooxily supply of our contaction.
c: y. You know the ghodness
and purity of our candies brings
good chccr everywhere it is
opened.
Speaal Xmas Candies
are here in a wide assortment, '
and they are the grind old-
fashioned kind that are 931,011--
ahle to the very end ,
Come in and see the fine dis- 1
plus: it will surely tempt you ‘
1cm poi-char ing.
Page a Show, and Park &: Tflfcrds
Exclusive agency of the Famous Werthrchocdates. A130 1
French and American Ice cream delivered for all occasions- L
Golden’ s Confectionery .
.‘3 13211230112310 Eats! Hock, South Norwalk.
Telephone 1564
RMbIe Rates
AUTOMOBILES
Washed and Polished
NORWALK AUTO COMPANY
- “Rear of Bird Hence Tea Room”
fellas CALLED FOR AND BELWERED 1r Desmio
. A watch can be the most useful
or most aimless of gifts. _.
If it tails to ten the'time accur- '
ately it is of no value, but the
reiiabifity cf the watches we sell is
assured by the fact'thax. they will
give long years of good service. g;
mg'inwmhes goldfifiedcfises
j from-.........-.....$131133;
Ladies Wrist Watchcs, gold,
Gammon 3mm 3
to fork. v, u. H. a H. 1
Everyone Likes 2 Kodak!
Why not give Cameras this year?
BROWNIES and KODAKS. $2.09 to $22.99
Visit. Gift Shop—Second Floor. Pianos, Vick-eh
and Stationery Departments—First mot.
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Norwalk Chronicler