SATURDAY, JAN. 7, 1921
. JOSEPH DAVIS
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To Welcome the
New Year
$14.50
for some all wool Over-
coats duet we have sold all
winter tt$25..00
Size- 35 to 44
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Farms. m a. visltar with friends In
mwn yesterday.
-——Juat recfivefl some more of them
Camel Hair Wool Hosiery. Keeler's
—Wmdflood Cm
mini-I.
Officers will be installed at the
ling of Putnam Hose Company to-
be held on Monday evening.
—B\:Y your View: at Donnelly’s
cn easy weekly payments. Store open
e‘~’?nlngt until 0 P. M.
“—1
AGaJ-oune. 30¢ per Austin's
4 .‘nge.
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gr.
A postponed meeting of the Hush--
‘45 "“0“ “n” be 3““ ‘0m0mw 3" ' glon." tsemon or [he ne.w ye” M night. 3‘ Trusteesh—John Krance. Clarence
:~-:oon at 3 o’clock at headquarters 30w borne Of Mlss Katherine Haney. Twitchaell.
VV'aahll'zgton street. ——Two complete vaudex i119 per. 3:0 ”a"! “as?“ The mm: program Sentinel—Victor Ferris.
fomnces at the Palace tonight. 6:43 “as same 3‘“ Miss Elizabeth Guard—Arthur Emerson.
—Radlator and Hood covert and 5. 3}“ ”mt '- ‘ghte‘! «it? 3 read“; Historian-'Emést Reed.
Aaron Kohl). 17?"? was {OHOWE‘d by a. social time Patriotic Instructor—Walter Col-
'—‘_‘ Two candidates were initiated at :h- d_“'"“ wlueh dainty refrrshments l‘mgs. .
#Donamred Alcohol at Anslin's‘ meeting of Eureka. gpbpbak I‘odg'r}. ;“e”9 33"“‘1' Amp;- installation. dancmg m in-
.1..- lg». [No. 41 I. 0_ 0. R. 11pm last Fvoning_i \‘ash' “h . H 4 ~ . joy—ed by all and refreshments were
,Plans for the installation of officers On _’ S ‘ 0‘ Ppa" Shop. T3 50' SPn'Fd bY the committee m charge.
“”3 Edi". F 6000'de “"d Phar- : Friday oevning the 20th w'orv also (123. ,an St Commander J. J. Guarrlleri thanked
' . l: Goodcmld are altennlng the cussed. . ‘ ’ the post for the cowneratlon shown ln
. .nomoblle show at the Grand Central; Thomas GOOd 0f 1" Marshall the past year and 8314 that he hoped
TAM». New York my. ted-13'. —Soft hats. caps. Ilml,yrr»fla.<.fm.mvt 'wa? my” "mm an?“ ””5: ‘° carry (’3 the work and wow? do
O’Bfien's. :mght at ms h°m° 0“ "Omplajnt 05 his his best to make a success out o. the .
Fold teet” New Wool stockings ;wx{e. by Pa'm’man 905“” Gainer ”'comlng 3"?ar.
$2 00 a pair at Keeler’s.
—Wo complete vaudeville per-
:nrmances at the PalaoD tonight. 6:45
. nd 9. —
Mrs. Charles Lexen. of 86 Franklin
avenue. Norwalk. will arrive home
Sunday from the Fest Graduate Hos-
pital. where she underwent an opera-
1101].
—Tlre Chains at Austin's Garage.’
s-
Camel Hair Wool Hosiery just r0-
«vwod at Kepler's Shoe Store. 329-0
(1 pazr.
Money deposited in the savings «le-
rnartment of the South Nor-walk Trust
“ompany before next \‘Vednwsday will;
traw Interest from January lst at four
oer rent compound :nleresu.
E'-P.FZV
——Hats renovated ' O'Brlv n ' 3.
Packers“! Tribe. No .12. l U R. 11..
held a. meeting last night and worked
7w“! hold a. Rummage Sale
E. K. BANKS 3.... “3““ 59m“ .
Union Suits $1.85 g
l
Outing Flannel Pajamas l
$1.65 .
for winter wear
56: to $3.50
u
Shaker Walkeley. the principal of
the Broad RiverSchool. went to Meri-
den today. to attend the funeral of his .
Wt. *
-c-u at lowed m nan-la and
3... Rogers & Stevens
An internal meeting of the electn-
cal comma-toners was held last even- m M
in; at which time matters concerning
the phat were discussed.
Norwalk
A
SNOW“
—F‘irst M. E. "church '1'. C. 8. class
at 123
[Washington street. Monday and Tues-
day. Jan. 0th and 10th.
Routine men was transacted
last night at a meeting or the uncut
board at the Nor-walk M. E. church.
The WIRE!“ or labor Natural-
.hanon Bureau will have m examiner
at the South NW Post Office this
moon from 2 until € o'clock to
mine applicants.
Three boy: were taken lnto sustody
last night by the uptown police for
tearlnx down a. fence around m
onMalnareeLownedbyCasalusn.
Webb. The cases will come up in
the juvenile court during the latter
part of the week.
—-Radhlor Covers at Austin's Gar-
Ila-
Melina. Fowler Post. No. 11 Daugh-
ters of Veterans. will hold a. speclaJ
meeting at G. A. R. ball. South Ner-
walk. on Monday evening. January
,9th. All members are requested to be
—It washed at Austln’s Garage. it's
0. K.
X A special conclave of Castle Came-
tom 31 the Palace tonight. 6:4.» place and a' commlttee appointed
.and 9‘ (to draw up by-laws. Another meet-
‘ in; will be held during the latter part
of the coming week.
Tomorrow noon the Men's Class of
the South Norwalk Congreganonal .
church will be addressed by Charles5
H. Mann. who Will speak on the topic
lot "The Essence of the Christian Reh-
The Standard Bearer class ot‘the
Nor-walk M. E. church held their first
mon Pleas court yesterday suspended
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BRIDEGPORT. _ Jan. 7.— Judge
John J. Walsh in the Criminal Com-
thoqgh Grico's arrest on Christmas
day was his first ofiense. he was given I
the maximum penalty when arraigned ,
in the City court.
bf”: of cars in lhe‘ «JV-Rift! 6f
yesterday.
(Strike Sympathizers
‘ Stone Street Cars
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“E"ILADI“. «(‘flnl‘bl. BOY DIES. »
\‘EVV BRITAIN, Jan. 7.——l-‘ra.nk
_ Shu- k, H. a. pupll at the State Trade
ml have gone on strike for an in« sc‘rool Lilvd at the hospital. this
crese- in wagrs. A limited nuxuber of n:0r:‘.xr;;:. «n‘ srwptevénna. Re fell on
cars awa being moved under the guard 2-,: cl} can at ’he: suhooi several weeks
of armed soldiers. ago. suffering an abrasion of the skin.
Strike sympathizers stoned a num- whi” latm— “name infuted.
MONTE'VIDEO. Uruguay. Jan. I —
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All kinds of Heavy Glovesfi
the 38 day jail sentence imposed upon
Barry Grlco in the City court on a.
charge or keepin‘ liquor with intent
to sell at 11h confectionery store on
Lexington avenue. and sustained the
hue of 8296 and costs which had been
3; imposed. Assistant City
Prosecutor Vincent L. Keating asked
thatboththeflneandtbejallsen—
‘ tence be upheld a: a warning to via.
lators of the state liquor law. Al-
In his defense at his trtal Inmday.
Grico said. the 63 bottles of liquor
which were exhibited in court were
the remains of his wedding feast on
December 24. Chemists who testified
sale! that the contents 0! the bottles
were “suitable for horse unimt."
The jury found Grlco guilty Thursday
afternoon. but Judge Walsh deferred
sentence ,untll yesterday in order to
hear chmcter witnesses in the case.
MULVOY—TARLOV
' pos'r ms'rALLATION
matte-m”
Harry W. Congdon Post. American
Legion. of 311599011. save a. brief
address. and State Commander John
Williams. of the V. F. Wt. compact
.or the "March at the Veterans." play-
‘edltforthepostandmepianosolo
'was warmly received. Vocal selections
!were rendered by William Bowman.
.who was encored several times. Mrs.
John Wllliaxnl. of the Bridgeport Aux-
iliary. gave a». talk an auxiliary work.
and flve of the women in attendance
:were appointed a committee to 0mm
ize the )lnlvoy-Tarlov Auxiliary. Mrs.
Frank Rooney was appointed chair-
man. The first meeting will take
place aJnuan' 16. at Red Men’s Hall.
Department Adjutant Charles Km
:33 the installing oficer. The fol-
lowing were Installed in once:
Commander—J. J. Guamlerl.
lot. Knight! of King Arthur. which . .. _ es
prelent. was recently suspended by the rector 1 sec-3:10!- ‘me-Command’er Chm
Tw l ' ' last sra .
_ o comylete va. ville per- if: ?;:Cemel;:;5éh.r:::rg:;1;uon 313:: . Junior Vice-Commander — James
‘ . ' - Kelley.
Chaplain—Joseph Moeller.
AdJutant—John L. Gunther.
Quarterma‘er—Wuliam Krusch.
Surgeon—Dr. George E. Cram
Quartermaster krgeant — Vincent
McQuillan.
Sergeant Major—Charles Brown.
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CHICAGO. Ian. 7.-——A police guard
,met United States Prohibition Commie
sinner Roy Haynes at the Pennsyl-
vania. Station. today. when he arrived
from W'aahlngton. as a. result or
threats of death.
During his stay in Chicago. he will
be kept under constant guard of hoe
1:qu and. aspects.) squad 0! prohibi-
tion agents. He will remain until
‘ Honda}! and will lead la a clean up of
the city.
' Seven letters have been received by
rthe commlssioner. according to Depu-
‘ty Sherman A. Cuneo. threatening his
‘death. a postble lm’ury and a bomb
I attack. All were postmarked Citicago
land their source to now being inves-
Itigated.
fulfill MOVEMENT
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.—Followers of
the Bahal movement for world peace
Iwill gather throughout the world to—
kday. to commemorate the "tourtleth
day of the Ascension” of Abdul Baha.
IAbas. "center of the movement." who
died in Palestine on November ZS.
1921.
Germanic: hold here tonight in the
Rahal Library in Madison avenue “ll
he teatured by the reading of Arm!
Baha’s writings which dwelt on es.
Labllshment of universal peace. unity
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THE PARIS
8 South Iain Street South w
— csrAsususo 29 yams AGO
FBRWGRLBPEABB
of religion and association 0‘ nations
EvenasmallVictrolawillbringtoyom-homethe '
musket the greatest artists' oftheworld. '
from
Vietrolas .
£95m i
$25.00to
EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS
with an international tribute.
DONNELLY’
Mike and Tony Auuunzlo o." ”,1 :rharg'es of intoxication and breach of
Ely avenue. were “picked up' 'in Rye. 'tn“ X‘s-Mk “Goimi hat; star-Led to break
New York. by the chief of police there up 0358'“ p "z .3“ “ 9“ appre—
yesterdav afternoon. having run away 5 hendedvhy the officer put up a strug-
{rom their home here. There parents '81" Tms mornmg m m” downtown
were notified and this mornmg went to f court he pleaded guilty. A “mun.”
Rye to bring them back. , ,
‘Ito day.
rrmurn to the Good housr- found that
the man had a. full\' loaded .32 calibre
_ revolver in the pocket of his overcoat.
' _ lxrmlll
mlglfijlmll
down Washington street about F; 30:
SEATTLE. Jan. 7,—Roald Amund—
u clock, last evening In a Ford car was
sldw—swipr‘d by ann’,‘w'r autolnohii».
rrg'iszl-arion numbers. f"<)[lnecti"ul 19-
sun. explorer. is enroute today to
Sew York, where he will (wafer with
dll’Pt‘tOFS of the Carnegie Institute
—'l‘wo complete vaudeville per-
formances at the Palac» tonight. 6.45
and 9.
—.;.Il makes of cars serviced at
Austin's Garage.
.
!
453 The mher our :lrow‘ out sud—l
k(jemy From the curb. The name of:
.the dl’.\>‘l" was no? asreflainod, .
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—Coa.l at Harris and Guns.
Announcement was made rt’
the engagement of Miss CQCQHEL Sp¢ r0.
toll.”
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Snmucl p ‘
'm— adoption degree on exgl’lr r<andl<i5mm' 01' 3m. “'95: 113”; strung 37"”Ithfi'gialZigeffrsl-Zaiomm a lime R'l
“has Plans for 1h» lwentx -r'll'th 321- York city. to Benjamin Keele-r. sor‘ or Iberian Eskimo fir? and Emu“ (git-
>-r'<a_"j calebratlon new r: 1'40 415- Mr and Mrs. George geezer, of \Vash- penter. dqnghie‘r 0;. a. Siberian tragic;
“V“? mg‘ton street. this r‘lh' Mr vals.‘ who hp wilt send '0 Norwalk {1;
conducts the shoe business of his school. K
——Buy your coal at Hm” and Gm fatlmr lam-v, and is quite wellaknom. The ms is Captain Amundsen's
—— have cold feet? Kteler‘s
Wool Stockings will keep you warm.
‘ to $3 50 a. pair.
7. ‘y‘
T.»r.<’anon to prevent the dessert-
«,— 0: seed cyst-Fr grounds lying of!
~15 stats- between Port Chester and
Warfare: wlll soon be introduced 2!
:5 brought out at a meeting in New
fizvn messy. It 15 claxmed that
"dlsrr‘lmlndte dredg'vs do not allow'.
—c ('39 Drooer lvngth of
"7.13 seams. l'or-mer'v the seed
«twr ream-r of the 2; fast
vain: preglgv 3.; incl" duv :10‘ only to
17V.x.'f‘. pollution but also to the intre-
Ee'hervrs of the Lia'aives. it was
beds to sv ‘
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44:!
Wythe lath
No date has been set for the mun-lag»
as yet.
first away from Seattle W his ar-
[rival last July chm the Artie. H13
'shlp. the Maud. is lying in l'nion Lake-
completp vaudeville p"- .here. provisxoning for a resumption of
imrmances at the Palace tonight. 5.4.3.919 voyage m which Captain Amund-
and 9_ sen expects to Grin past the North
pole in the Arctic ice.
~‘l‘wo
:ance in the case was made from day;
Patrolman Gamm- upon his?
with regard to his acienflt‘lc work :27
The next post meeting will be held
January 16.
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LIB—FOLK (‘OI'NCIL OFFICERS.
Instaflnflon 55m Held L14
Night by Deputy State Councilor.
. A well attended meeting of meoln
;Council. .\'0. 4. O. L‘. A. )L was held
'last evening. at which time Deputy“
;Sta.te Councilor Frank Gray. or
f Bridgeport. .
voffirOrs. At the business meetlng ar-
lranzemenls were made to attend the
tunneling in Stamford. on Saturday
.mvmnz. the urn. A general busmoss
'moonng and iniuauon will be held
’next Friday evening. the 13th. The
:officers installed last night were
. (‘onncllor'Royal Osterbanks.
3 Vice—councilorfi Robert Weingarh j
I ner. .
3 Recording Secretary—\V’llllam “P
‘ Merriam, ~
i Assistant Recordmg Secretary— L.
l Roberts. ‘
' Financial Secretary—F A. Smohwlrl,
Er.
TreasurerwI-‘red C. Hallie.
Inductor—Harry \Veingartnv‘r.
3 Examiner—«Lows Rash].
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White Pine Compound
For Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, etc, 50c
Stillson-Powell Corp.
depositedinthismkonormére’
draw mterostfrom January let.
South Roz-walk r.
" will draw
oilanuarywfll
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MONEY
Deposited Before
January 11th
From January lst I :i
SAVINGS DEPWT
interest at
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' PANAMA. Jan. ?.——The American
1gunbcvat Asheville has left Province of
.llarien. carrying a. relief party
;foodstufis and clothing for the suffer-
era in the inundated districts of the
lTuira. River basin. The oG‘emor if
, Panama. province ls on board the ’
1' Ashevllle.
TENDERFOOT .
SHOES
FOR STOUT WOMEN
fOf fine appearanre and
thorough comfort in soft, black
01‘ tan kidskin. Made with wide
i ankles. Median: round toes.
; sizes 4 to 9.
f " at
i MaxLevy’sShoeStore
31 80. Main Street, So. Roman:
No Connection with Any Other
L Store
Newell & Murray
Gloflliers and Punishes
“To Men Who Know”
1“ Washington 82., 8o. Not-walk
Men’s $4.00 Heavy Cor-
duroy Pants
lapsed ............32.95
_4_¢_...a
CHRISTMAS
CLUBS
Are Useful
m many ways, but area
they practical? Why not '
. 4 -me n. mm - an. A945 mama-yum
. form a habit of depoét—
x SAVINGS DE—
" . rm and gain
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MAIN STREET 3
18 SOUTH
SEE THE '
MARMON “34”
AT THE NEW YORK SEO:
'4’,
Franklyn B. Cole, Inca;
151 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, Conn.
Representatiye for Norwalk, Stamford. New Canaan
And Greenwich
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in the World.
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