to attend the funeral of an infant
nephew.
EAST NOR WALK
STOVE mII‘ING TRIO FIXED. A
Miss Marietta Banks. of Westport.
and Mrs. Ida Vorser. of Brooklyn. N.
Y.. were the week—end guests of Mrs.
flail-lea and Gustav Amundson and C. E. SE90“. of LeRoy avenue.
Archie Wolfe Assessed $27
and C051“ Professor F. H. Robinson. who
Charles and Gustave Amundsen and spent the week end as the guest of
Archie W'olfe. the stove tilting trio. er. and Mrs. Charles Abbe, of LeRoy
who on Saturday night last cudeavo»;avenue. has returned to his home in
ed to knock down the stove in Al Hat N(‘W York.
ner‘s East Side Cigar storc on l.ll)9l‘?y
Square. were fined :27 and full costs
on two counts by Judge Georg-e rt.
Vosburgh in the downtown court, ye»-
terday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Crimmins spent
the week end at Gienbreekin I-‘arin.
It has been reported that Mr. and
Mrs. Crimmins will leave. in the near
On the charge of drunkcuness they future. for Pinehurst. North Carolina.
were fined 87. and on the charge of where they will Witness the golf tour-
breach of the. pcacc they were finedlnaments.
320 and full costs. The total amount ——
was $37.61 in each case. It was previously stated that Harry
Witnesses testified that the three Palmer. who was injured on’January
men had entered the cigar store about lst while fighting the fire at the “'98
midnight on Saturday: had offered tolllurn Golf Club. was in a. much im~l
fight anyone in the plucc, :lnll had enuprowfl condition of health. It was
deavored to throw tho stove over-,‘leai'ned yesterday. through MFS. l’fll‘}
three times. Thcy also had a hmup mer. that her husband‘s condition‘
“5-. may be more. serious than it was rca»l
which as \Volfo laiv-i- said on .
stand. contained "hum linnzp_" This lizcd at first. Palmer sustained his
was offered to people who refused, injuries when a falling chimney struck
however. him on the head.
Bennie Celia, Al Warner and Gr‘orgv- ‘—’—
Sherer were. Witnf-Sfit‘s :urniiist ihc trio: Tomorrow afternoon In“;
with whom Hat'ncr said that llt‘ hznl Hum-“WP" Chadderton “7‘” “W" a rp’
had more trouble (luring: H... ,.Hnn.,cit:il m the brill—room of the . Hotel
«time. he had been in 1,‘mi,._ss. 'Taft. New Haven. The mustcal is.
than; ‘ _ .
with anyone. else. 'bcing’ given undcr thc auspiccs oi the
\Volfe said that if it lzmln't hum for;
‘Si, AlTllil'flNl‘ Socivt). The St. Am-V
the "bum boozt‘” tlw inrmpnm would bros» Society is to New Haven 'whut;
never li'Lve occurred This limvchv 11"" SN““’“"' Study (luh '3 ‘0 Nam-i
I ' ' Vt—-.-‘.‘~ i('. <1'
made no particular amount of differ- lm‘d' "m”,l'" “Hm ”5 or J fun" 7:11);
once to thc court who warm-d lhvmerronuy Nnnvd ”WUCIUb are. .\lrs. ':
that if trey appeared on such (‘ll‘ll‘fZ'P< "- 1'5“”5- 0" ”M “mg" Highway. and;
' I I ‘ ' .‘-li:i. i“. 9. Howard. of tho l‘ost roud '
Emily
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again and we e m " twi that thrv
would receive; ":‘il xiiilmp ' .It has bop” Stan" that a large delv-
Jt ‘ ' tuition from lim'icn will attend th-r
Mrs. C. T). Hodgeman. of Gregory \"Tm‘"
Boulevard. has btcn summoned to; The Daricn Fire Department held
Hartford by the illness of “pr 315mm its annual business meeting last (won-
ing} in the quarters of the depart-
‘mtant. Among the business of tin-
evening was the clcction of officers to
The. usual meeting of the lloys' Cllll)
of the East avenue .\l. E. church is to
be- held this evening; at tho church. serve fer “w year of 1923' Those
- N. ‘lcccd‘nre as follows: (‘hiefl Sam
Members of Christ Fiiist‘npnl l‘ur— ' . .
‘ '..~;z . , .r~v
fish will meet at the church um- t-vw- “Mfr' ”rm “Sqmnt PM” ,1.“ "
' l’nlim-i: .«u-oml assistant chief. [hom—
ning. the occasion bring: liic annual
meeting of the parish. \
luluk :iml laddo-r dcpartmcnt
liounty: lieutt‘nani.
.‘ll“l‘ill(ill department
l‘t‘flfihlll: lieutenant.
droid Tyler: hosv llt-piirlmcnt czip-_
fain.‘ i~‘rm‘ik~fiinnxlini:: lieutenant. Jos-
.(‘lill ,ltu-ary; ,board of trustics. Hurry
l uLN’THlan. {frank l’i'vwrirnihul and C.
as lliick;
. (‘sipliliilL‘ llcstt'r
George Smith;
unlziin. i'lurgmt'v
Henry Frank. of .\‘t. .lolm strut. is
reported as: resting comfortably :it the
Not-walk Hospital after :i sliglxtfoperiu
tion.
Miss Ruth CHJ‘Olllt'l‘S niu i-ittvgtam‘fi
a?:t::$:l:; Ufmlrhi‘fil‘tlrfmu‘ “"21“" li;iin<un' uw'r- inrv. .\_ .\ l-inch; rl-c»
4 I , ' ~ .-
her home on {113. Mn“ 'l .nh PH.nini.,_ .M'Ai'wlim: Hl'l‘li‘liti". I‘ l-.. .\issun: Inlvr-
time “ ll : ll \f L: r N H I t' A 519”“ Cain‘m‘ ht, .v miiniitto-n. P. H. S'iiitli.
I ‘0 o“ ( "mum; ttgco'rgv- )llllsrmn..l:. .\. 1.. linymmfvl.
- . _ . l“l'ill‘.l( Hallie-r “ml Thomas lluck;
1‘01]:an b\::m($:' qu'd 1”“ ”NHL”- llmmc ("(I!ll!lllll"'. .\. l.. Raymund. V.
' w c ‘ .1 ‘ .
I as [dn‘nl‘id H" "1”“ ll. >4": 'nu. JUSI‘I 'v: l'i'till‘\: gi‘ivuinci
ing of the Omiiai Hoard m‘ in.» l-Taet . ‘ I. W luwplmr‘ (md C'u‘l
avcnuc M. E. chunh wild 1.15. H... 3:”“"‘:" ‘ ' ’ -‘ ‘ ‘
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lung. . , . N
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flattery C and the Questions will
meet on the Community Hull courts
this evening. tlic prrliininsirv camp
being between the Q'lf‘sllhlllllflfi and.
{he I‘Ocuhontas iivc.
ROWA YTON
innit m l‘. .~ i'ui‘im-r lfSl‘i'
is ill nt his lmniv 1:1
.\lzii’sl‘. :il
Ul' llir' t‘().'llllilllill \
"‘ 'N~\I.’ lJiiilllill.
The usual calmtlzm‘ics Tl‘ltl lmsluh —
ball ritu'tit (' “en livlil Lil. lll" nut-ling“ lit-p
.\‘tiri-l murlv :.ii«>llio-r :ii‘rtiup?
of llll' (tli‘ls' (Huh zit iliv- Him uvviiun‘ M;~-\mtirn.iiii:' in tlllll'll; in» .\rr, Siriwi
I“. la: f’lllll’",ll List wv' lilil2. .\lrs. Sluli- 3“); ”mt h.- has l,.-o-ii vi‘ry Fllr‘t‘VSRl-Hl
liy 4 min-Dior uiul .\ii.~.», liwh Hmlgv- as to {ho quantity lic has obtained
mun \th . 2'1 (1,.11l1l'tl Hm lllt“ ting. [1'0111 his pond.
Tl)!“ l..idit-S' Aid SOIL-'3’ of ill" l‘lilfit “gnu... ihl- past it \v \Iiil'S l‘l'ltl ""~<
.v . ‘ ‘ . . , '
an Jul .-1. la. ( lllli’ h “Ill ino-it :zi ll‘t' 1“,: has tum-13 .9 3m; lioulil in this 5.: -~
church tomorrow atfivrnuiin .ni \\ liir h ”.5” {'.;>h:"i)g If .mrmin (-ninli.‘n: a
;img nnul pldn’, ”Nil! '-.. i... .l.- tar l'.(- H,” W. .-(,.~,-g\i-:o~il Mlltllllf‘” rvnl (slutt-
o 5 (i . ‘ . ’.- l. 4‘ , . .
0 (£1 to hi l‘tlil nil l .u...) ililt“.r (‘Llnllml'lll will 1w Linn-lad.
noon at tho
street
A S.- l' More: on \.i:1 '/..udt'
has 1” ('ll
llt'.'.'
Although no vlef‘nitc clntc
set the first entertainment of thu
”W F‘”‘ .\‘orwnlk Y‘NIM (”lnl. (“'m’ Year to luv licld under inc (lllfililt‘i-u (it
pany livid lhi .mziunl
n""'””‘~' "t ”l" the ltowuvion llUFJ (‘omp'inv will ar-
\ I V ‘ “I v . I ’ ( ’
:Cflficzl; 0ft”? tL‘n'nLH‘ H I“) \M‘Shlng’ in ll. ,(yl‘ln of :l iiiiisit'ul'n This \\':i<
n.[-.. :< .-.“'Ar , ‘ _ .
‘1 (( ,> to (urine ulnn llH fol decided upon last mum]: at in.» in
lovun: ofhcvis “0*:‘1- inn. .1. pr. 5i- , . . . .. .
. ‘ , gulai monthh m: . lint: m thv (l9 lhlrl
(lent. Mrs. l3. 1.. (tUllll'l'l: \ir‘vrprtri- ~ . . .. '. -. .—
. xiii-iii, 'lln lil‘liilléls nut: hill] is! u.
dent, l-., M. l.()i'ku(-url, 541-“,~(1”1y;”1.] -l succv-uqi‘ul “Time wwl “WV ’1" in
tronsurur, 1e. i-‘., Gorimm “ ' " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
' . limit-s iluit lionniinn “ill lu- as im-nl
. A .1 ' ~t’o‘ ‘Uim writ-rt: ‘llll‘t'l‘.’ as the" lv
East Norwalk rvSiuvntS iiili'i‘ertcd I U .‘
in the Aball-irrnl of ll ‘ _ t’ hcvn ll) (:Ylif‘l‘fi l1: ml l'l iln {cu-i .lii:l
‘ . H “HINJHCN 0 i\‘.‘liiil llll‘ lil‘t'nldlll \‘. all iui‘s'ls' If li.” .
.:.iiiuu.iuv! Ullhr lll.-7T'
up was 1hr lilillflllll"! mt M m
the Scout-w aw-nuc gziilch (lump are . n‘it‘ l‘ q."
urged to be in attendance at toniglii."s'h;_( ‘3'?“
. 1’ . , .. .
meetmq oi the common council, when N
. ' ic-lv limio- it in. iHH'r'lI l 'n th-
the matter Will he prcw Ptf’tl to thc :vur._.r;..‘ l.~(;vv0\;r,g my .‘n‘ruigltg , .
council hi Councilm; ‘- . -‘ _. “ " “ ‘ . ' ‘ "'
J In ('f (”1‘0 1" Trig 'fn»‘shm( tits, \Vi'Tf' .\(‘l \ «i which \\“'l’t | .
ham. representative oi the Third 0“,] ‘ V 'l
ward. J ' ‘ ' ‘N'
Lagk of a. quorum Prevented the THE INTRIKINIA'E‘II‘flafil.()l'llAlhh
annual meeting- of thp . ;\ . ..
Young ‘Men i
. , l-‘nr; all ‘- i :1" - -
Community club from hemp: hold lus pic ”m; “H: m' 0’, mm?” 13'";
aiglgist 2::(1 fleeting khds. 51“.:le livini: (if I‘lll-Slltlllfi is “\‘v'hut linpp
, p “0- “we 8. Flip stunt: is there iiitr'rnulimml'} This 8”?“
difficulty was experienced last your in . t I. "v“. ., \l . 1.. ,1 .
that the members failed to attend 39? 0 Mt S f L.“ “H M. an”
meetings thus succossfullv ”Striving With by Hamilton lloit. Editor of “'l’nc
.« l '
. -‘ ‘ - ‘ ~ " ' his ll-cliil't- :ll lhl'
the election 0 .. lndtpc "m m m
f officers South .\cruulk .‘.lrtlmrlist r‘l‘illl‘f‘li
\Vcdm-sdn) culling this \vct-k. Hr.
State police investigation may re—
sult from the repeated complaints
made against a local “blind tiger"
that is being operated. ostensibly by a
former service man. in East Norwalk.
The local police have visited the place
Holt has hull ;: lit. lung,r interest in in~
tt‘rnntional coniitv. has worked lll(ll'-:
fullgulil) lll llzi' llilt-l’l'sls of interna-I
tlo‘nul 'umicrstundim: and has spoken '
tli ~uR‘llOllt- the country on related;
Is not only one of'
For lic
Pl.\$lissonptreasurer. Flim‘lcs H. \\'il- l
but have been unalilc to get any ev-
idence on the man. :15: it is required
that liquor be found before ari-rsts
can be made.
Several applications for member-
ship were received at the January
meeting of the Mayflower Hook&
subjects.
our landing ItlllO"S lvilt n
national reputc as well. He is a ill»,
ernl liul new-r in radical. His face isl
toward the lllllll't‘. and his messngel
one .of constructiveness. He has been{
fictive. alike in social. genomic. and:
political betterment. It is expected‘
lecture-r ot‘l
Ladder company held at the quarters that ”w “009.10 Of Norwalk. whose!
on Van Zand‘t street last evening. minds are elm-P" and avhose engage- ~.
The turkey dinner to be given by Moi- merits permit. Will avail themselves or
Ville Waldron‘s pinoohle team, to Bert hearing this man of note on Wednes-
Ferris’ team will be heldon the eve-
ning of the 19th. at the quarters. The
basketball team is coming- along niceq’
1y. practice being held on Friday
nights. Preparations are being mmie
for the first game of the season. an-
nouncement about this to be made
hter.‘
DARIEN& N OROT 0N
John Brummer. of the Post road.
was able to be about for a few min-
utes yesterday.
Miss Eva. llostwick. who spent the. '
week end out of town with friends.
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gormley. of
West avenue. Nor-walk. were in town.
yesterday afternoon on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lutterman. of-
ahe Post. road. entertained Mrs. Lut-'
“man's brother over the week end.
Jofliph Lombardi, of the Past_road.
was called to New Haven, yesterday,
Habit-vetting.
F] 7.2 ”A N UFACTI'RERS )1 EET.
/
NEW HAVEN, Jan. lO.—-——Men who
putsonsiderahl}? joy in life by making
"fizz" and who are bande] together as
manufacturers of carbonated waters.
held their third state convention hrre
yesterd , . More and better advertis-
i'frig see 951/ to be the burden of their
iscussio ."f‘ C. B. Carlson. of Higgan-
m. is thelpresidt nt.
motion/’9." Tim NAIL
.. Tt‘RNS our ITSELF
i. '...
n 1‘ .
A noted' authority says that a few
drops of "Outgro" upon the skin sur-
roundingthe ingrowning nail reduces
inflummatioh and pain and so tough-
ens/the tender. sensitive skin under-
goath thertgg ,nail. that ..
penetratqftfié‘flesh. and the nail turns ‘
natugdl}: onitward almost over night.
’5‘". “Qutgrow'is a harmless. antisepfic
mmtaaured for Chiropodists. How-
ever, anymore, ”can buy-from the drug
__ ‘ _d._{fivfiy bottle containing- direc—
wnSs—“"» M*‘ p
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Sterling’s Demons-trati
of
on Sale
Simmons’ Mattresses, Beds.-
and Springs
S
flairirfw .
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m5 METRE
$1111! for Slap
. 1-...-
As Long As They Last 1-3 Off
Advise quick action tO the buyer of Simmons" Beds, Springs and
Mattresses—for, at these prices, they will not last long. They are
nationally known and fully guaranteed in every way.
Beds, Springs and f Mattresses
"‘Built for Sleep”
OMEN, these days, are more discriminating in their
choice of mattresses than ever—and the more par-
ticular they are, the better pleased we are.
They know now that Springs and Mattresses labeled
“Simmons" are a high grade make.
They know that Simmons means lmflt for 51rd).
What’s more, they trust the sanitary quality of
Simmons merchandise. .
Our customers don't want to experiment on a spring
and mattress purchase. They want to know.
It's just that gum-mice of pure, Clean, new materials——
of cprmgs and mattresses built for :leepnthat the Simmons
Late] means to you.
We Show a Full Line offiimmons Beds,
Springs and mattresses
Beds in the beautiful Ply-ind Design. Built
of seamless Square Steel Tubing. in Ivory
\Vhiie. Hardwood eflects and Decorative
Colors.
cotton.
sun—flooded work—rooms,
you sweet and clean.
Simmons Springs :- Hat. resilient, restful;
in every way worthy! to go with Simmons
Beds and Matueucs.
Smxm' ansMattressa—bi' l: of paratltma. ntw
Sealed in canon roll in Simmons
and delivered to
You will be interested in our displays of these
"Built for Sleep” products.
spec: or choose from them.
Come in, in-
§EMMGN§ BEE§§
Builtjor Sleep
Regular
MATTRESSES—Cotton Filled (any size).. . . . . . 515:0!)
MATTRESSES—Cotton Filled (any size). . . . . $25.00..
MATTRESSES—Silk Floss (any size). ....... .. $30.00
EXTRA SPECIAL—10 in. Box Filled (any size)..$35.00
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BEDS—80 Ditferent Styles, from.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.95 to $40.00 fl
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See these BEDS, SPRINGS,anfl‘MATTRESSES—Simmons’ qual- l'
Formerly $9.50 to $65.00.
Formerly $6.50 to $25.00.
ity throughout—at prices of inferior makes.
Sale
Price
$16.33
$19.95
$19.95
ISPRINGS .........................................$3.50t0$15.00
Sterling
127-131 WASHufOToy'ST. '_ ._
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$9.95 .L
AN OPPORTUNITY SALE
. FOR STOUT WOMEN
Scientzilefisigning, Expert Workmanship, Good 103,.an
$4.00
No.
24 to 36.
. . " 'l - 9
She (may .n‘ow secure. the newest Self-Reducing nindcl at 3.. mg;
p'ijicé" theisgfj'fainous-»mrscts have been in year. The {1 1.1. 3
material and wofitmanship has not been lowered. ' ' 0‘
“FLOW top; medium Skirt. Strong “’hile cm. ”a“
A Further Opportunity; Circlet No. Mil—$11.;
It is more than a brassinre and should be “Urn mm 3 ' New:
' SELF-REDUCING NO. 4n
eed‘nl chancc which no stout woman .\l’li-ill.} .
(30:52:. W’hiie. or pink. batisie; sizes 3-} to 48.
J.JI.
Mallette
88 Washington Street
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Hershfield Motor
Transportation CO.
Daily SeniceBetween N ew York & Norwaii‘
LONG-i DISTANCE TRQCKINO
Ten
Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds cf 2m
- ‘pomtionj: Padded Vans for Farmjure Work
Main Ofli'eeéfifi Concord St, So. Nor‘fi'alk, Phciof 294
New York. once, 201 West. 20th.. Phone Ghelsea 23-3-2
Quality. Character. Beauty. and Long'Serviee
Found‘in Oar Showing of Artistic
House Furnishings
Augevine Furniture CO.
16 North Main Strcct
‘5.
South Norwalk. (“A
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mall/.546”
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term Ia’ccl Shocfor Ckl.ijren"ss T"? _ ‘
Children’s Welt Shoe
Magic in Rochester
Scientifically correct. A child can go barefoot
in (LSAM' “ and never miss the stockings.
‘ W’e' sell and rccumvnend than:
ii ton Elwood
122 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NOR ‘5 NK
.‘FWWMinFN’WWV-l mm ‘y
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PALACE BOOTERY
Palace Theatre Building
7 MEN’S FOOTWEAR
..... ”.3.
w,’ vA
a“!
. . nr at!“ run,
TRE‘NOBWALK COAL & SUPPLY w
sOUTH NOfiW‘V’“
‘,‘c..". ,_ ,. 5%.: .._
108 WATER STREET
Mahogany Qalf’Slmes, Rubber Heels ............. . . . 54;
i‘ Mahogany-calf.§rogues, Rubber Heels ............... e
? Shcpiéhttié E’alécewaootcry where your dollar does the work Fl
in »_ ‘0‘! v " __...—
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_ tit-JBOK AROUND NOW
" “ for the nearest telephone
. CASE’ OF 'FIRE _
marisriggfir ’a‘tjuzckly'" .» you ought. to have GOOD GOAL M
for Kabul-113 and leave an order with
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