The January» meeting or the Com-'
imon Council. will be held tomorrow
evening. at the City Hall. at 8 o‘clock.
I
SOCIAL NOTES”
' * The \Vatch Your Sitch Club was
There was a. largely attended dance handsomely entertained by Mrs. Wil—
at the Norwalk armory urday. liam R. Hasslll in her home. Eversley
.night. Gail’s orchestra furnls ed the‘avenue‘ Saturday night. Whig was
music. the feature of the evening. there be-
ing five tables. The prizes were award-
ed to Mrs. E. B. Smith. Mrs. \Villiam
Young-s and Elmer Hendricks Delici-
ous refreshments were served and
during the latter part of the evening
Heavy“ weight Springtex
H” Union Suits $1.85
'qISnLQ.
‘ E. K. BANKS
Dry Goods Store
Jose PH DAVIS
55 \MASS61INGTON: STREET
. Nog‘wlams.
Outing Flannel Pajamas
$1.65
The regular meeting of Old Well
Hook & Ladder Company will be held
this evening. at the quarters. on
Franklin street.
Under Mohekemo Hotel
Reduced Prices
. - Vlctor Artlsts
Mabel Garrison and Reinald Werrenrath
f Poli’s Theatre, Bridgeport
. Sunday Afternoon, January l5th, at 3:90 o’Clock
‘ Tickets For Sale Here.
nun-”s4” .-
. f F: -
' l .3 ' danci was‘enjoyed. Those present
‘1? . .: south Norwalk All buds 0f Heavy Gloves The annua! meeting of the South were:nng-. and Mrs. mm McBride.
I f On our Entire Stoc" Of :2 . >Norwalk Congregational church will Mr. and m Ralph Havens, LIK’. and
'= High Grade 5:- for Winter wear ’ be held on Thursday evening. January Mrs. Charles R. Baker. Mr. and Mrs.
E ' 19th. at the church.
William Young's. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dunneback. Mrs. E. B. Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward B. Robertson. Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Trounson. Mrs. William
E. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Frey.
and Elton Hendricks.
l..h;Zu‘..ll..ll..nL
0|
SUITS AND 50c to $3.50
OVERCOATS »
that mprosent the very best ‘ ,
in material, style and tailor-
ing. Every article
OUR own s'rocx
Not goods bought for sale
purposes.
A church supper and community
slug will be held at the South Nor-
walk Congregational church on the
evening of Wednesday, January 18th.
M’s“ F“ 1' Bmdbfiry' of Bayview - Miss Annie 0. Val-lab. daughter of
avenue. will be the hostess. tomorrow Hill: and Mrs. James A. Val-tan, of 8
afternoon. to éhe members at the {France street. was quietly married to
““39"" “c“ °‘. the Km” Albert William Kenneth. of Stamford.
H Daughters. at the annual meeting. Saturday nl 811t- The ceremony was
Three score of persons enjoyed a.
-,. delightful dinner dance. held at the
. Royal James Hotel. Saturday night.
L Speidel's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic.
,epusgqy-eu- "o
Rogers ('9’ Stevens
'TwoStom
on:
owned by the Benedict Jewelry com-
puny.
Stern-Bloch The annual meeting 0! the What- — performed in the parsonage of the
.- . William Badge reported to the no» .
F; ‘ K'nChbamglothcraft ' fide;?thm}:1§mg‘ras 1):“thth will '5); Norwalk S. NW8“; lifce a ”light a ill .0” with; Ford at" 111;? etc omcaflorenaml rehu'rmh: 2:211:28:
' ‘ ' n ra ury. _ at the corner of South Main and Havi- e ' ‘ ' ‘ 4 ..
l .. Bayview avenue. Tuesday, Januar) i S h ., well known in Norwalk. having been , ._
' $35 *0 $3750 now ”-50 ’3 1.0 at 9-30 - land streets. on tu y,evening. 1‘0 em lo. ed in the former Coleburn and ' ‘ ~
’ ‘1 7- , ’ ‘“ ‘ ~- ~nJ—A-J- great amount of damage was done. i p y . ‘ '
to $5.00, now $34.75 '; - . Lauder Jewelry store. Wall street. now V
51"}
. wThe Senior members of Trinity
EIGITI'S Friendly will meet at the home
of Mrs. W’illiam McPherson. 32 Chest-
nut street. on Wednesday evening.
January 11. at 7:30 o'clock.
Putnam Hose company will hold a
meeting this evening at the quarters
on Franklin street.
1:1. A. Hegelein has installed an In-
ternational Oneplpe Heater for Char-
les Gross of Hyatt avenue.
to $55.00. now $39.50
Here Are a Few Odd.
stcIdnaws $6.00
Two Imitation Mather
Cost: $5.00
Sizes 36 and 38
——From Old Plymouth Church.
Brooklyn. Dr. Newell Dwight Kilns.
innstor. comes hearty praise for, the
’Dinevor Welsh Concert Co. At Nor-
walk M. E. churchr’nmsday eve. 8:15.
50 cents adm. -
$40
$50
. ._.by__
GARRISO‘N and WERRENRATH
| Mrs. Harry MacBl-lde will entertain
with a dinner party at her home in r.
Eyersley avenue tonight in honor of
,the celebration of the birthday of her
mother. Mrs Charles A. Perry. Mrs.
Retry is over eighty years of age. _Up
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The 483rd regular meeting of Nor-
-.lk Lodge. B .P. O. IE. will be held
on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. A
. . ...... . 34637—Dixie
1:“ In
A hearing on the petition to sell 54830~M011y
assets of the South Norwalk .
[Rafi-TIIZRI
—Badtetor and Hood covers
= ': ..
Lag: TWO M Leather _; :large number of applications will be I«mm Kohn. Dressing company. a: public sale, will to several months ago. Mrs. Pei-ry ., WWII?” I Was Scyen- 54897—Gypsy Love Song
:3; ts $12 50 ‘;:;; 'hcted On and refreshments will be be held at the once or Referee in made her home in New York city. In ‘ , teen ~ '
z: Goa ~ - ~ - - - . - - - - ==‘ .rved. Kellogg's Pond in Broad River was - spite of her age. she is very brilliant . 34863—Duna
"“ Sizes 38 and 4" "H Bankruptc-V- “‘39 K908”. BWG- ~ WIS—Happy Days
5",: a g; the scene of many skating parties last ~ and is a very line pianist. . ' p
5;, . H“ . l ht ' port. on Wednesday morning. at 11 'i85 St f th R0
'.':.‘ 0m Reversible Leather L... 3 -—coal at lowe‘ prices. Harris and n 8 . and also on Saturday night. o'clock. G st at th—_}?. 1 J H tel ‘34795—Emmet’s Lullaby 0-— OI'y 0 e se
. ' " I“ I“? S e oya me: O ' ,
ii: C093- - . -------- - John Finch and son Frederick Hm... where you ha",e' a chance to over the week-end 'were: A. E. Pope. ’ 54783—311811?! Sammy 74719—Nazareth
2:}: Size 36—“390-00 value fin”. There will be a. very important Finch. of Bartlett avenue. Broad Rl- - New York city; J. Scotleld. New York ’i
‘g m. _ , , _ hear two great crusts Mabel Garrison . _ . .
{2: Two Soft Leather 6?. meeting °f South Norwalk Council. ‘er' hue purchased a new Dodge and Retail?! Werrenrath. in person (121?: F‘ E' ngm' Nor-walk. G“ F‘ .
z: a.“ No. 1253. Knights of Columbus. at the 'touring car- . 1- when 7 " ' amine. New York city; Mr- and ' '
iii: Goat's """"" $3000 fiuhome on West Washington street on _ . {3213135315131 3233:1332“, ngday. Mrs. C. Wrigard. New York city: Mr. Vlm‘las sand on Easy Payments
"i M Thursday evening of this week —Money deposxted in the savings ~ I can and Mrs. M. J. Winklln. .New York
o!
A real line garment
krep them always before you by buy-
lil
.. Sizes 36 and 40 ______ , _ department of the South Norwallt; . city; I. 13. Durldn. New Haven.
its; A $65.00 value —REGENT TODAY— Trust Company “might 0' 1°m°mw ififint’éiinV§°$°$v§§°$§.-L The Hm-
52: $11 2 L. ed t . lag“ Rich Quick “-anmgfm-dn with will draw interest from January first ' Miss Julieflne Dumortier returned
“ One oep m C ”I ’ Mlle snail and PCP “m 50“ 9“?" in“ Newly elected chiefs will be instal— m h°rmampt°m mm" m“ mm“
at four percent per annum.
e
on
a-
to resume her studies at Sinnh Col-
fur collar ..... . $10.00 ‘ l d from reading the story or see-
The Hamilton Shop
led by Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32. I. 0.
-9
.7“
I:‘_l
{3:7
lggl
in?
Size 36 5?. the stage play. A mu pmluc- Th0 Norwalk Lock company re- R \I may m to ['98qu her Studies at Smith Col-
.... ._ , . . .. ght at the regular-I
== tion. sumed aClHlllPS this morning after her home. 9 Crescent Terrace.
one Overcoat, Raccoon :11: fbeing closed Mr 3 week for inventory meeting. ,Deputy Beck and staff. or 49 H ALL STREET
00 c: . Bridgeport: will conduct the installa- f Ka
con” """"" $10' iii? Trinity Girl's Friendly will hold a and r8palrs. tton ceremonies. The installation ‘Courtland.D. Hilsdon, o . W
Size 42 ‘33. meeting on Thursday evening in the“ was to han been public. but it was Cl't'y' 1‘40" “Sith NGV yws week OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE O’CLOCK
Odd C 2”; Parish Hall. There will be a dancing Th9": “1" b“ a rehearsal 0' the cast found necessary to call this plan off ”With his mother. Mrs. William Ells-
aps :3: lesson. Miss Mann instructor. preceded of Ophlr chapter. and a meeting of for \‘nridus reasons. don. of 6 Elizabeth street.
$1.00, $1.50 & $2.00. Valllf‘s l‘ll:b3' a supper for the members at six ”1“, (Lommltlw‘ ”“5 “"9""18 at S .— _' M m il t
509 :35: ' ’o'clock. ' :0 C 0C sharp. - Frank Kelley was arrested. Satur- Frmriggnd :VIrs. AlPseind :withmreizgygs
_ , 1;; i \' h” Qho- R 'l h 83 \' day night. by Patrolman Robert Gain- _ an n s reet. V" ‘3 .
Outing Flannel Pajamas :3: -—Radiator and Hood Covers. “‘fi :5 s .. ‘ ‘1’“ r S OD- ‘ 0‘ er. for operating an automobile with- “1 Port Chester. N‘ Y" yesterday.
$1.45 .=..=. n... K..- . v . n... The car w... d..- .. B. , A. a. ., CLEAN UP SALE
. _ 1;; O J G , livery car of A. Carbone. of 53 Wall .MISS 8335” nggs. o 11 ee
Outing Flannel ng'ht :3: An alarm of fire looses some of its G’ ,n'm‘g'to {“09 pariSh meeitlng. the} street. First district. The case was Visited With friends in Fairfield. 3438— -On Women’s and Misses Goats Dresses, Suits and Millina’y.
Shirts ‘” terrors when you rent a safe deposit ”'9 hnondl). of (irace par Sh' “‘1' continued this morning in the dOWn- terd . . .’ .
85c box in the vaults of the South Nor- .not mom—9" Tmsday awning. Janna” [own court until January 16th. At- 3058911 Gum"- 0‘ Stammrd' was 3 Comparing quality. 0111' prices are the 10W?“ m to“-
1 walk Trust Company where hows may 16”" at "30 p' m.. m thp'pan‘m hall. lorney John J. Cuneo represents Kel- recent ”mm“ here. ‘
i119 G OVGS l for as little as four dollars a , Ivy. _ . ‘—""—‘
Heagy I‘m: Ofl' 3:1?“ --(‘ARPET (0‘ ERED TACKS" __._____ Fred Murphy has gone to Ohio on a T
113‘ ‘ ' 13110 101.8 of OIhEI‘ things in “Get Rich --Buy your CO“ at Harris and Guns. 'business trip.
" 30ft Hats at ...... $1.50 —AROUND 11m conxpn... ’Quddfén Wallingford, Regent today . i id f. the .
4‘9 MOSH." small or large 51295 is a story that will alternately make,“ ‘om' The 'Womcn's Auxiliary. of ‘the' Mrs Homel Dunn ng. w OW; 33 South Mam Street South Norwalk
:3: you laugh and cry and you won't SOOn‘ _ . ‘ Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12. Ameri- late Rev. Homer M' Dunning. “ 0 on
:3 - ' Q ter of PM“- Hugh Shields raster of the can L9 on. is h hold a ecial m L Saturday last sustained a slight shock. ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS AGO
"“ .Shll‘ts {01'8" “- By “mm" “m“ 3“ Rid f‘wld C re 'ti 'l h h will 5" SD R ‘ b t
'49 Hllmoresque. Palace today and to- .36 '°"g g“ 0"“ C "r? ‘ in: tonight in the American Legion ‘5 "390"“ as ”sung °°mf°na 1” °' ‘
:3: Here Are Some Big Values marrow i20‘1\'-'T 3“ address at ”19 I‘OTWMR hall for the purpose of electing offi- day at the hame of her grand-daugh—
7:? $125 311m" 8 $075 ‘3V5‘9‘331°';"'-.““.l‘""+h 33513133.”. Tomorrow night. the Legion t". Mrs J- L- Hemv zosmavenue-
sa‘ ' . """" ' hm w.“ Commandory, r. 0. G. C.. p “““g “ . 0° 0° ' . “ rsipost will install officers. Following: "—
viii 31-50 8h“ [:3 ' ‘ ' '.‘ ' $035 will hold a penny social tomorrow fi‘idhpafri:;:t}1 01:: "1:33;: “fiIlfoiil-ler‘noithe meeting. there will be an enter-
‘lH 52.008.11d..$2.50 Shuts $155 ‘ ¢-\‘¢*nlng. in the hall at Tranklin and indgthe public is cordially invitrd: ltulnmont and refreshments will be TENDERFOOT I,
is? $3.00 8111113 ....... $2.15 ‘3': Madison StIPPtS. Members are askiell \‘t’hcrevcr RP“ Shields is on the pro- served. \ , SHOES i
:3 co to bring refreshments and can an le mm 0119 is assured a most doll mm] 1 ‘
3g: 20 Per Cent Qfi' All 53:: ml-nds. .Evmihg' g ! —Coal at Harris .and Cams. 2 FOR STOUT WOMEN
:2: Better Shlrts ,2}: M a | # i l d
an 55 —-RUY your "it‘tmm at Dm‘mm’ 5} ~Onen tonight between sex-on and For many years it has been the cus-} Of- fine a P P e a r a n c e an -
.39 Some Broken Lots of Under- g; on easy weekly payments. Store openy‘mmt The South Norwalk Trust tom of careful shoppers in Norwalk thorough comfort m soft. black
is” wear to Be Llsted Later , a evenlngs until 9 P. M. Company Savings Department pays and nearby towns to wait for the or tan kidskin. Made with wide
to on n
.u --'....'
.. -..
'——-""-' semi-annual announcement of Joseph
Davis. knowing that his sales are al-
ways made from his regular stocks of
NW“ “mnpfln-V 4"" “mm“; m" “ Plans fnr a ladies‘ night are being high grade and carefully selected
““11"" to 1": hfld M the Elks Home. ‘ made for Tuesday evening. January men's clothing and furnishings. ME
South Main street on Tuesday cvon- j lTlh. at the SomhrNorwalk cluh. when ll‘lavis has he“..— purchased sale goods
inzr. January 31st. Gail's orchestra Joseph LyN-lle. baritone. -fo,- such a purpose. It will be of in—
. and Joseph: .
will furnish the moat. llardman, humorist will be the Chief‘terest to readers of The Senllnel to
read the announcement of this sale on
attractions. Dancing will follow the} _ ’ . . k ‘
z-nlvrtnirmont. for which Sppiders or_ipnge . of this lssue. kin-Dans 9:1”
Ch.str:l will furnish the IllllF.‘. 'l‘ho'h1s store open 9 “‘PFV 9"?“ ng
who have not the
0 vollvo
.4 pcr cent fromfiJnnuary lst. on do—
Mpmbprs of ”'0 mm" "mm? "mm”: posits made tonight or tomorrow.
of the Southern New England Tel“?—
Medium round toes.
sizes 4 to 9.
at
Max Levy’s ShoeStore
31 80. Main Street, 30. Norwalk
No Connection with Any Other
‘ Store "
ankles.
on
Watch for Announcement
ll
=3 so
l
'l‘m- agent at the F‘irst District rail-
' ul station complained Saturday
.l'ht about :1. disorderly crowd hangu
.E.’ around the station. Patrolman T.
'm‘lmy took care of the complain!
—Money depOsitod in the savings}
department of the South Norwalk‘
Trust Company tonight or tomorrow
Even a small Victrola will bring to'your home the
until
to permit pcoplo
—PA.LACE TODAY——
and son “Just Around The Corner” by
“Humor-
"\qlll‘H—It Lu better even than “Hu-
Slum)":- Hurst who wrote
mun-sque.”
will draw interest iiom January first
at four percent per annum.
—R.EGENT TODAY—
“Get Rich Quick “'alljngl‘ord" with
more snap and pop’tlmn you ever im-
commillm- in charge consists of James -
\K‘gmd. E, \‘V. Fitch. S. S. Jarvis. A. R. to make the”
Nuttinzfl-P. M. Inwrence. L. K. Paul.
E. .\l. Hoyt.
time during the day
purchases.
GRAND SIRE OF I. O. 0. F. DEAD.
——PALACE TODAY— TORONTO. Jan. 9.-Joseph Oliver.
and sec “Just Around The Corner" by grand sire of the Independent Order
music of the greatest artists of the world.
,Neyy'ell & Min-Fay
clause; and We:
The (‘onrt Laurel Glee Club jour— “To Men Who Know”
Victrolas
.aglned from reading “‘0 “m7 m' soe- Fannie Hurst who wrote “Humorolgt Odd Fellows, died here yesterday
...\-..d to Nnramnke hOmp' yesterdayligg the stag-e play. A great produc: («mum—It is better even than “Hu- after an illne§ of ”nee months. Bel 1" Washington St, 80. Not-walk
rll-rnoon, where it entertained the m- lion. . -. g,» moresque." I was 70 years old. _
mars of the home with the rendition 7 _ ‘ _ #7 $20.00 to
f :1 score of vocal selections. The ‘ ‘ ._.- ’ " - I ‘ _ .
, :ung was greatly enjoyed and the White Pine Comm"! Mel‘s $4.00 Heavy Cgr
Hurts of the Glee Club were appre- ’ V '
mm. duroy Pants
.1110th THE conwm For Coughs, Colds, Bron- V” Special $2 95
— 'i . l ' ' ' o o o o o I o o o I o o I ‘ , .
you laugh and-cry and you won‘t soon . , I . .
target n. By Fannie Hurst autfior 0! Stimson-Powell Corp. ‘ '
Humorosqne. Palace today and w- - 2 I
znormw. South NOW ‘
.ONNELLY’
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
CHRISTMAS
C‘les ,
Are Useful
Deposited (Before
January 11th
will draw interest at
a .In‘v'xnfll 1:" only s
m many ways, but are
my begin!“ with ease and satisfaction from
Our ‘Immonsg Stock of Furniture
We carry all grades in at: or sioglo pieoos and the
* Prices Are Right
mmycommmm
deposited in thlsballk. on «before '
Tuesday the 19th of Jannary will
draw interest from January lst.
IWWOR seas» earl-on
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