Iufilnh Lyle has moved tram
M {p 38 Washington
«as:
he Roswell: Bird Club
will
“MMELWMWM of‘
m Main street. next Monday even-
13¢-
~41?” Clint-no at Austin's Garage.
The otdctu board meeting of the
Not-walk M. E. church which was to
have been held last night was post-
0. A. Zuehkie ofthe International
Bible Students will lecture in Red
Inn‘sHell.8undny.Jan. 8.311.111.
1M welcome. Admission free.
‘ w—Hsts renovated. O’ Brien' s.
UOfficials and salesmen of the Crofut
& Knapp Hot Company are to hold a
dinner at the Royal James on Jan-
nnry 14th. there being between 160
all 200 guests in attendance
Installation of officers of, Our Sis—
Rebelmh Lodge. wil be held on
them of January 18th. The state
vice-president. tram Stamford will be
present on that evening.
-Btw your Victrola. at Donnelly's
on can week-8y memento. Store open
Want“ 9 P. M.
A Mr .wss born to Mr. and
Mn John F. Bpielmnn at the Norwalk
Hm. ‘I’uesdsy. January 3rd. Mrs.
:was formerly Miss Ruth B.
Cruw.
h—Yonr hat Wot seeing Chas.
8.328 best [Suture "TWO Minutes to
"Dry floods Store
Under-Memo Hotel
South Norwalk
14.
lwhlch between 1.60 and 200 are eat-
Savannah.
m 3N!- 10. at 8915. Min. 50c.
inclined. will be ,found st The N. E.
‘Eyanofspre-tnwntorynle. The -
values sacred are most cacti-cording”,
Prices have been made ridiculously
low to reduce stock rapidly.
—W and Hood Coven.
“room
Plans for 11.6ch in honor of Bob-.
ert Bums. lemons poet. were mode
last night at a meeting at Lady Mc-
Lschinn Lodgey‘ No. 82. Daughters at
Booth. held in Red Men's hall. 25
Main street. The dance will be held
on December 18. There will .be an.
embezzlement in connection
Local railroad «otflclals have been
notified .of the reduction or A. B
Smith. general W agent of the
New York. New Haven :8; Hartford
railroad company. to take ,Mect Jan-
unry 16. .Mr. Smith resigns alter fl!-
teen years or service with the New
Haven system to accept service with
a western railroad line. F. C. Coley.
assistant general passenger agent and
who has been with the company for
many years. has been promoted to
general passenger agent to succeed Mr.
Smith.
~—Herbert Romaine. Gone and Her-
man and the W Ten. three of
vaudevillc’s best acts. Palace May
and tom.
J. Harry Gibson. tormerly of Dan-
bury. now a. police sergeant in Nor-
wnik. made a nervy capture of a. bur-
glar in Not-walk Monday night. He
was on his way home from a. party
when his attention was called to a. pc-
culiar light in a residence that had
been closed tor the winter. Peering
through a. window he saw a. madseo
entered and round himselt facing an
Go."n.tflno Ell-en Shiny.
“WI-strum“.
Attorney William A. Griffin is at.-
tending the session of the Superior
Court. in New Haven. today. ropre—‘
seating Henry C. Fordham. of Strabl
ford. in receivership proceedings.
—-Redimor
Anton Kuhn.
and Hood COVOI'S. ’
The deputy president of Stamford.
will install officers on January 18. at
a. meeting of Our Sisters‘ Rebekah
lodge to be held at that time. This
was announced 9' a meeting of the
lodge held last night
“New wool sport hose at reason-
able prices at Keelerhs
Led! Mot-whim Lodge No.. 82. D.
0. 8.. will hold a. Robert Burns dance
at Red Man'- hall. Main street. on
Jmuary 18th. Arrangements were
made form shit at a. meeting or the
lodge held last evening.
-—Rndintor Covers at Austin's Gar-
39¢-
Guests int the Royal James hotel
last night Inn-e: Howard H. Myers. of
Hartford: W- .8. Wilson. of New York
city; C. W. Davey. of Waterbury.
Gear's Stat-ck. of New York city and
L. (1 Ln Basque. Newark. N. J.
-—-Dancing tonight at sth Hall.
Wood. for the benefit of Hun-
garian Returned Church. Dancing
from. 8 p. m. to 6 a. In. American
“dances and cherries. Come one. come
,—
He succeeed in overpower-
ing and arresting the man. who proved
to be Wesley Harmon. apparently a.
m and salesmen of the C. e
1:. Hot Comm will hold a dinner
in. the Royal Jones hotel on. January
Arrangements for the dinner. at
Milestones undo by John
fat Norwuk l. E. church. Tuesday
Most spmcietedmin-mthy
' merchandise. for those economically
with the mar.
——So§t hats. caps. umbrellas.
O'Brlen's. .
burglar in the house. The policemunl
Outing Flannel Pajamas
An kink of fleavy
for winter wear
50c to $3.50
ittorndnneetobeheldoomethnebb
. tore Lent. No definite plans hone
~ ‘3‘ I A sheeting of the conntyomnlsn . ‘ 7
.‘ MI1°be W - '
Widening. or New Haven. and Bath
JMWsmewmneprelenttheEmnk
”.mmmmam
m
Allende}? night, for the election of 9th;
———_Service nightsnd'dsy. at Austin's
w-
“Menthol: e! the local treats council
”Wail
phone Company are ”discussing plane
.7 :83 suddenly”.
~cou u 1...... knee. nan-1a end
ties .9! an menisci:
held at the State Armory. in Green-
lwgzh. on Thursday night. January 12.
SGodtxeyPostetthemeetlng.
.mmotmmicedet
MSW-
Initiation will he held this eye
by Eureka Rebelteh Lake. No. .42. a.
0. O. F. InWonwinbeheldon
Friday evening. January 211th.
—Gnsollne. 30¢ per gal. Austin's
Gauge.
It is hoped that there will- be a‘
lame sftendenoe at the in . 1
Lincoln Council, No. 4., _O. U. A. 11..
’to be had this evening at the
on Washington street.
-——Denstnoed Alcohol at
Garage. ,
Austin's
Guests at the Roynl James Hotel.
last night. were: R. E. Magnet; Allen--
towp. Pa..; W. 8. Wilson. New Ionic.
and Mr. and Mrs. Femberx. New York
city .
Au examiner ot the Department of
Lshor Naturalization bureau will be
at the South Norm“: Post afice. bo-
marrow. Saturday afternoon. from 2
until '6 min.
“If wuhed at Allstin' 11 Garage. it's
0. K.
Seekers for good merchandise. at
bargain prices. have been taking ad~
vantage in large numbers. of Nowell
& Murray’s stock reduction and price-
cutting sale. which is now going on.
according to reports from the store
ithis morning.
' Box 21 was rung in from Flax Hill
,rosd and Taylor avenue at 12:15
o'clock this noon summoning the Con-
tral Station apparatus. When the firs-
men arrived they found no sign of a. Irequested to bring refreshments
are nor of anyone who had seen the
alarm sent in from the box. the glass
on which was broken. It is believed
turned away last night“ ‘
Among those under arrest in South
m mathematician Patrolman
9“ Ebeing heard this wetness. in map-
flmt someboy'tnmeliinamlsealnrin.f
,Keyser streetfbelonging to Grink and
.Marisuoythaebcen
“MW troublé' seems to Settle
1.fswrlteenttylontbe-Jpofiee Jaguar-pt
fishermeflbd to Mariam
street. dost night, to settle a. family
row fitness.
m
The ones of Ernest D. «Brown and
theft of an nutcrnobiie belonging to
Frank ”w. -Pflmr. of Stamford. are
jawn City Court. were Judge Nehe-
miah Cendee.
-—Enyvm cosiatfinuissnd Guns.
The police received 8. report at 6
o'clock last night «that Amelie Mal-
hno. aged 13.0r'3eohamcstreet. had
not returned trons school. utter hav-
ing been gone 1mm home all day.
About .taen minutes aster-Jule report
was monetize boy returned.
-—Engiieh wool stockings at $2. 00
a pair “We.
A meetinswot Cochenoe Tribe. «No.
32. 1.0.3.3..mnbekieldtonlght
for the purpose of making plans (or
niversaiy of the organization: of the
tribe. A committee 0! fifteen is hand-
”in; the attain . \ 1
——Ccld feet? New Wool Bkfi‘kings
at $2.90 a pglr at Kocler' s.
Members at Old Well Commander?
No. 956. U. 0. G.- 0.. will entertain
members and their friends next ‘hxes—
day. at P. O. S. at A. Hall. A penny
“social will be held and a goodfltne is
promised. The entertunment will
start at 8 so o‘clock. and members are
manna-he. (Meandné-
,mmmmmmm
Property at Melt-oar. avenue and
“. Final planets!- the annual mid-
Miamihalldf‘yram?
God! my foot. Ste.- 13. 'Amorlcsn
51.11
the celebration at the warty-fifth nn- ,
gnaw. M. 8...
WW! havebeen
«sustain-occur.
mmlmmdbymm
”3?.
2.990 financial-em:
ammo.
Joe Wallace. of New krone The ow
POPE fflilhfie mu913$ m
gawk-keg;
music.
wear their picturesque W. the
ten. Thiswitlamlpznteriailrtothe
reception by the- potentate and his
lowing: Earle n. Chiotie, chairman.
H. Robinson. John G Schwartz. trea-
LWrigley.
ems, ,. .IHLSQUm,m
STREET
momixw that nonleone had entered
stolen a. valuable gold watch.
not been locked last night.
was nothing else of value that
missed.
BOY DISAPW FROM HOS-
PITAL.
Mrs. John Cher-rick. of Salem. \an‘
ished from the Lawrence and Me—
morial Hospital. yesterday. after no-
dergoing annotation of his thumb.
stone thrown by a playmate at school >
It is believed he is trying to find his
from the hospital.
to his home, “to which placeghe had
ridden with ‘a. miikman.
attached by
Deputy Sheriff E. B. Douiens in the
Profeasional Durant—Dunbar)! News. Norwalk in connection with the in- action brought by P. Hem against the
—-Coel .nt Harris And Gene.
Two large scows have been towed to
lthe scene or the wreck of the mlvinluorwalk Taxi
Thompkins near Middleg'rmlnd light.
The scows will be used as ponmons in
bringing the foundered boat to the
surface. Henry Metzger of Bridge-
port with Billy Evans his diver and
partner are attempting the salvage of
the steamer unaided. Slings have been
placed under the steamer which lieSTn
about torty feet of water. The cargo
has already been salvaged and sold to;
the Singer company at ablg gain.
Metzger succeeds in raising the {I
Thompkins it will become his proper-
ty according to the marine salvage
law. She is a first class steamer and
worth thousands of dollars-despite the
fact that she has lain on the sound‘
bottom for nearly a year.
——Yonr [an chance of seeing Chas
Ray's best picture “Two Minutes to
Go," at the Pulses today. Turned
t'hem away last night.
White Pine Compound
For Coughs, Colds, Bron— ;
chitis, etc, 50c
Stillson-Powell Corp. '
South Harwell:
depodted in this bank on or before
«i
_..J
Tuadaythe 10th
draw interest from January 181;.
.; 'Wfltomueinvihd.
of January will
a 11-1"...-
- ‘
xentigation of the murder of Luigi
EApiceila. proprietor of a. store in that
city
on the night of November 8. last.
Samuel Libertino. proprietor of the!
company. and well
,known in this city. Libertine. the
nutho:lt.e: so}. is believed to know
more about the case than he\ has been
willing .0 1011.112 and his wife are
Sill! to have been among those pres-I
( m at ti. n time of the shooting.
arrest 01 1 ilertino has been made up-
Ion a warrant issued by Coroner Phe-I
inn. of Bridgeport. who is conducting
an inquiry. It is the belief of til-exert,
walk authorities that the entire story
is
The Palace today and tomorrow.
Hoyt: for damages of 3125 through
his attorney. John J. Cuneo. It is
Iclnlmed that the defendants owe-the
plaintiff the sum ot‘ $92 .33. and prop.
;erty valued at 3150 was attached. The 2
case is returnable to the City Court of .
Nomalk. on‘the third Tuesday in Feb—
hmry. L 1
Of vaudeville at
Crowds\
——A great show
turned away last night...
The Nor-walk Library has been run-
ning on full time since Wednesday
morningns announced. The furnace.
{1 or ten kidskin. Made with wide
according to an~§
Frederic A. Bartlett. on Wednesdao'.
Mary 18, in "Noble Centwellis big j
tent." the Stanfield hotel. Main meet. '
Sildmport. Thefihrihers. their; friends:
Mann guests. “lamenting hotel’s-new:
call? to .themsel‘ues ind expect aboutI
one. gene festivities in open sis: so :.
. ‘krgwhlch the ,.
anpzorotheinjntbemmflom In 4
theooionnedetfiere‘mlbeorchestnal .
”mph 1’. m A. Elliot. J. Alex. I
sci-er. George S. Troxeli and John 8.
Homer F. :Bucknsn, of 303 South ,2 ‘
Main street; reported. to Chis: or 150.1. -’
lice William R. Pennington this '
his home during the night and had .
Entrance to theflBmucknan home was ‘1}, _ ~-
sained by a. rear window which had . -'
Sour as could be _ascertained there 7..
was ‘
I Dapper Dan—Foxafl‘oot
The Sheik—Fox Trot
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June Moon—43‘s): Trot
No 9m Fool—Jinx M
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Reclaim
Weep No More. MyManuns—Fox Trot
April Showermr’haot
Two more dances by this now famous organisation.
Paul White-man and His Orchestra.
Rem 33835. ,
Blossom nae—malls Waltz
It’s You—Fox Trot
A romantic spirit pervades through both at these dances by
Joseph C. Smith mm.0rchestra
Record 18827
A. Jo conins COO
70.7mm Main Street
Here they, are!
NEW LONDON. Jan. 6. ——Micka.ell?* =
Chet-rick, ten—year-old son of Mr. and . -
The though was crushed by a. sharpI
way to his home. which is ten miles , _.
The mlsslngboy was loested Faster-Q
- day afternoon at Chesterfield, half way ,
EVERYBODY NEEDS A PERFECTION
OIL HEATER
‘To give extra heat during this winter weather. They ere portable and
may be moved from place to place as required.
mass m. ALL remon on. groves
Raymond Ea” Son
$055381. DIRECTORS
WALL m men STREETS
FOR STOUT WOMEN
Of fine appearance and
thorough comfort in soft black
ankles. Medium round toes...|
sizes 4 to 9.
Max Levy’sShoe Store ~'
31 So. Main Street, So. Nomi):
Women’s Tan Oxfords
New Sport Models with round toes and flat heels, perfmted
tips or plain
Triplet» Silk Hosiery for Women
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING
Celine-ally 59° Bracken
South Norwalk, Conn.
_ No Connection with Any Other 57
or the crime may soon be revealed—- $281“; 32“” :fiffii‘y‘lfig' dzigegnfigg Store i
1 3. uses. .
Dan ""5 (we Ily. and it is hoped will not need any’ ,, .
further repairs. The place -..ls eat-j T .
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' nvoca on o u 9" et beck n. after the few dose 0 '3 _
all?" .11? 08.33: R A' M" wm DEIEIOS'UE The Lib'Jr-V force was Rem & Newefl—.& m for the nearest telephone
e on ur y evening, January busy simmering telephone calls. not- ‘ ‘ “,
10th 1922 mchsmndlgw we notices in the pn- . mmm IN CASE OF FIRE
Work—M. 13. 11.3.3739”; H P pars, ) m Mums. Know" 11:; that is ,needed.-qnl'scki* y you ought to have G00, D 00‘ AL. Ask
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g! lion’s M liens? Cor- THE NOR-W. .AIK COAL &‘~SUPPLY ()0.
MONEY e
Der-“Ht Before
Jamaica? 1161
will draw interést at ’ ‘ «-
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