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So. NORWALK.
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Mackin aws
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Imitation Leather
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Coats :3;
1 Sheep Lined Goal. 1;;
$10.00 23:;
Size 36 . :51:
1 Raccoon Collar Coat. :23;
$10.00 a?
Size 42 5?:
LOTS OF OTHER GOOD 1:}:
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(‘lm-fs ot‘ Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32.
l. n it. M., will be installed tonight.
ilnpli‘y Beck. of Bridgeport, will do
tlil- installation work.
——!\lrs-L Canfield announces a Class
H Social Dancing beginning Tues.
~\f‘, Jan 11th. at her studio. 7 West
.\\w-. Norwalk. Tel. 1838.
'l‘lu- usual meeting of Banner Coun-
'1) Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
.ms held last evening. No particu-
lmsmess were transacted.
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(‘nmcl Hair Wool Stockings.
.... a pair at Keeler's Shoe Store.
'l‘lw regular monthly meeting of the
...ni of «llrcttors of the South Nor-
».zlk l'uhlic Library will he ilF'lfl in the'
“hull,- Ruilding‘ this evening.
— lists renovated. O'Brien‘s.
\'t\\ plumbing work at the First.
wntru-t Police station was completed
.m-irnluy. The station is to be en.-
lx painted inside and out within a.
. w days.
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"yam-l.
\ complaint that boys were steal-
”: vlcctric bulbs from the uptown
lulll‘Ofld station was made to the po-
this morning. A watch will be
I» pt for the offenders.
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Prize Waltz. Fri. 13th. Hevessy'a
llnll. Lexington Ave, by Y. i". H. A.
The play that is to be presented by
the Celtic Players for the Knights of
ifoluhus, 1263 is fast rounding into
shape under the direction of Thomas
McMahon. The presentation will be
at the Palace Theatre some time this
month.
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Nash‘s Shoe Repair Shop. 83 No.
Main St.
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llecause of the. failure of the depuJ
1y to put in an appearance. installa-
tion of ofiice-rs of Court Narruk,
which was to have been held last
night had to be postponed. The in-
e-lallullon will probably take place at
the next meeting.
>Ah'oi't hats. caps. umbrellas.
'l'llrien's. "
l'mlm' the. auspices of the. State
”....uti of Education and the West
\'mw:tlk Improvement association, an
ill-resting lecture will be given to-
~i;;ht at the chapel by Louis Zellar.
lm lc-t-ture is free and will be on the
\ulnt(t “l'pper Egypt and Kernac."
swrial prices on Wool Hosiery
'(morrow at Keeler's.
(mat lwputy May Bailwitz and
“all. of \V’anona Council. journeyed
Stamford last night and installed
wmiy elected oilicers of Tocum
mum ll, The work was put on in fine
hrlw- and following it the visitors
w onturtained by the Stamford o;-
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Aimee“. by
\rt Society of Ngw York.
the . Chamber Lluslo
Anspdces
-vf Town Toachers’ ,Asux'iation. Fri-
Ll) evening, Jan. 13, 1922.. Tickets south Norwalk
51.00.
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Dry Goods Store
Under Mahackemo Hotel
South Nor-walk
Crossed wires caused the fire bell at
the Central Fire station to ring 3 sev-
eral times about 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
'----Buy your coal at Harris and Gun»
The Y. P. H. A. will hold a dance in
Hevessy’s hall. Lexington avenue, this
evening for which ZolieEs-Ibrchestra
iwill furnish the music.
-—La.rgest assortment of Wool
Hosiery in town at. Keeler's.
A number of new chairs have been
placed in the' court room in the sec-
ond district. They have been needed
for some little time.
—0ur Annual “Bedding Sale"
starts Sat. Jan. 14th. Angevine Furn.
Co. v
The organization meeting of the
directors of the City National Bank
will be held on Monday morning.
January 16th, at 9 o’clock.
——-Bring the children to the. poultry.
show Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
This week children free.
The fellowcraft degree was con-
ferred last night at a special com-
munication of St. John's Lodge. No.
6. F. and A. M. held in Berkeley
sstreet; chapel.
——-Why have cold feet? Kceler's
Wool Stockings keep them warm.
The Junior Haddasha. of Norwalk.
.uxe meeting or the 43:
Trust Company which. was to
-.ave been held yesterday afternoon
as postponed until Saturday atter- "
noon, 1 (Continued from Pure
Guests at the Royal James hotel'E.; Baldwin, Stanley; Ball. Georg-e
*sterday Were: J. E. Jeyst. New York 1%.: Balla, Albert FJ Ballard. Isaac;
city; J. M. Beck. New York city: W. Banks. Harold; Banks. William J.;
Bailey. Plainvllle, Conn., and Dr. .Banyai, Joseph; Barham, Joseph T.;
Joore. Danbury. - 'Barringer. LawreucE; Barry. John J.~;
gBarry. Thomas’FJ Bates, Percy “K;
Bartick, Paul; ., Bartex, Alexander 1.;
._______ Bartiff. Fred L5. Bates. Harvey
The condition of Mrs. Homer Dun- Bayliss. Jmph; BQYHS.
ning, widow of the Rev. Homer N.‘-Beatty. John 1:; Becker, Fred; Be-
Dunning. has taken a. turn for the dell. Charles L; Beers. Albertson;
worse. it was said this afternoon. Mrs. 1Beeskow. Albert: Beeskow. Alfred?
Dunning having had another shock at Beigan. Joseph; Benedict, Howard;
her home 0‘.‘ East. avenue. ‘ iBennett. Charles IL; Bennett. Harry
_._. 8.; Bernard. Edmund J.; Best, Joseph
Arrangemnts were made for an en- M.: Billenstein, FYEG; Bishop. Leigh-
tertainment in connection with in- iton Weed: Blanvelt. Walter: Bloom-
stallation of officers to be held on the 'quist. Andrew; ,Bodner. John R: Boe—
fourth Thursday or January at a. meet- rum. Charles T.; Borea. Leonardo:
ing of Court Cecilia. No. 105. Catholic 3 Benton, Arthur; Bouton. Charles:
Daughters of America held last night. Boyan. George: Boyle. William 3.:
Brady. Bernard; Brady. George Fer-
covers. 1‘58; Bredice. Donald H.; Brennan.
Albert D.; Britto. Vincent A.: Broad—
way, Elmwodd; Brown. Ernest;
Mrs. Ashe. of 27 Fort Point street. Brown. George Washington: Brun-
East Norwalk. played the part of the‘,dase. Philip L: Buchta. Thomas C.:
good Samaritan with the result that Buckley. John: Buckly. William: Bun-
she had several unexpected boarders damis. John; Buono. Salvatore: Bur-
dumped upon her. A dog came to gene. William E; Burns. John: Borneo.
the house several days ago which she Joseph: Busck. Thomas: Buttery.
took in and ted as it appeared to be Chester En Buttery. Chester 1-1.: But—
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r—Coal at Harris and Guns.
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“filliam:
-— Radiator Hood
uron Kuhn.
CLEARANCE SALE
Actual Reductions
One—Third to One-Half
Mintz’s Quality Shop ~
RUSSIAN RELIEF
Continued from Page One.
corps.
rest will die unless we aid them."
famine-region.
husband
starving. Mrs. Ashe has now been tery. Chester “7.; Byrne. James Fran—
presented by the dog with a litter of cia: Bvxbee. Alfred: Byxbee. J. Har-
puppies. and doesn't know what to do old: Bartlett. Fred: Brophy. Edward;
Amnrican Security and Trust Company
here. it became known today through
the filing of a report by Theodore
Cozswell. deputy registrar of wills.
According to the deputy registrar
th» money includes five 810.000
notes. with the balance in bills of $1.-
~Earl R; Bernard. Preston.
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Collins. Thomas; Carmela. Leroy C.:
Cooker. George D; Chatterton. Frank
Jr.; Copley. Charles H.. Jr.: Costello.
James P.; Chamberlain. George W.:
Conklin. William; Capone. Benjamin:
held asocial last ewning at the
rooms of the Y. M. H. A.. which was.
attended by about 50 numbers and
their girl friends. Refreshments
were served and an enjoyable time
was had by those in attendance.
{ —Come to the Poultry
l'l'hursday. Friday and Saturday.
,weck Town Assembly Hall.
This
-—»Coal at lowest prices. Harris “‘1‘ The Rev. Hugh Shirlds. pastor or“.
the Ridgefield Congregational church. 5
was greeted by an appreciative audi-l
once at the Norwalk Congregational
church last night. He entertained his
audience with his interpretations of
James Whitcomb Riley’s poems and
told many amusing stories as well.
Sale"
--Our Annual “Bedding
'suu-ts Sat. Jan. 14m. Angevinc Furn.
Several of the pin boys at the Pal-
ace Alleys became involved in a some-
what riotous argument last night
with the result that the police had to
interfere. Thry were brought into
lheadquarters and were given a talk-
ing to and a reprimand after which
they were released.
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.——Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open.
evenings until 9 P. M.
The primary department of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church wifi be
given a party at. the church on Satur— ‘
day afternoon from 2;:30 until 5
o'clock in honor of the W0 Banner
classes for the year. The classes were
those taught by the Misses Lillian
and Marie Herring. All members of
the department are invited to attend. I
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—Radiator and Hood Covers.
Aaron Kohn.
Pasquale I‘rincipi. “of 17 School.
street, was admitted to the Norwalk
Hospital at 9 o'clock this morning.-
.sufi‘ering from lacerations of the
[head sustained while at work at the
Harris Glass factory. on Main street.
The man. who was attended by Dr.
Franklyn G. Brown. was not seriously
injured and went home at 1 o‘clock
this afiernoon.
TRUSSES—
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Stillson-Powell Corp.
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You will qualify £0!
Some day you wfllneed capital—$500,
$1,000, or even more.
stick to your 9133' ’
day evenings.
To Night School Students :
The fact that you are going to night"
school proves .thg you want to get ahead.
you will save each week,
For your convenience we are open Mon-
better jobs.
Thenplan how much
each month, and“
Show. :
’hccn attached in the action by Deputy
»its annual meeting last night
‘ Mullings:
‘Treasurer. \Naltcr '1‘. Taylor.
. of Thursday. February 9th.
““0. $500 and $100. Castledine. John; Church. Hoyt:
W Caldwell. Clarence E.: Callaghan.
EAST NOR‘VALK MAN SEED. John; Callaghan. Lawrence: Carve-"-
—-— ter. Harold: Carione. Angelo: Carl—i
Peter Totem-salty, of Stanford, Asks son. Arthur; Casiorro. Vincenzo: Car'—t
Damages of $300 From .‘aerall. Thomas; Chappa. James;‘
James M. Munroe. Chariott, Ralph; Chiala. Giuseppe,
l'rtcr Tokarczkv. of Stamford, liag,Chichester. Harry; Christiano. Nicho—l
‘ las; Chultz. Lyle; Cicalo. hilt-hack;
brought suit against James M. Monro». E
of this city. in the city court of Siam—l
ford, for damages of $300. claiming.r an
unpaid note of $206. to which are add- Harry:
ml protest foes or $2.05. \k‘illlam; Conley, Harold; Contra. Al-l
In thp writ, which was med at (hp'bel‘t: Coombs. James A.; Cooper.
Town Clerk's office today. property on I'George D.; Coppola. Anthony; Corbe-
l-‘itch street. East Norwalk. having Siero. Eugene; Corcoran. Daniel: Cor-i
rota. Charles; Costello. James 8.:
Crawford. Lawrence; Creagh. John F.:
Creamer. Leonard C.: Creato. Angelo:
Creighton. George VVm.; Croal. Fred:
Cronin. Charles J.: Crott)‘. Vl'm.; Cud-
Claim. Arthur: Clark. Everett. T; Co—
burn. Harrie C.: Coffin, Frank; Cohen.
Collins. Leroy A.: Conklmq
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Sheriff Edawrd B. Doulens. for thc
sum of $350. It is claimed that
Monroe executed a note on November
5th. 1921. for the sum of 3205, pay- . ‘ ‘
abl‘c on demand. with inwrpst at 6 any. Michael: Cuddy. Cornelius: till-i
per cent. The note was presented at ‘19“ Charles D' 1
the Stamford Trust company for pay- " , !
ment on December 17th. 1921. andl Today in W3“ Street
payment was refused and the note
protested. WALL STREET. Noon.——The mar-
Frank E. Jamrozy. or Stamford. rc- 'ket established a firmer foundationi
presents the plaintiff. the case hcim: during the morning on fairly large.
refurnable to the City Court of Stam- ‘
ford on January 23rd. ‘transcontinentals and grangera. Low.l
priced rails. particularly St. ‘Paul,
New' Haven and Erie also were in de
mand. This stimulated an upward
movement in equipments and motors,
especially among Locomotive. Ameri-
can Car. Studebaker and Stewart \Var-
ear. The advance also embraced util-
ities. notably People‘s Gas. Montana
Power and Wells-Fargo Express. inde-
pendent Steels and shippings showed
few changes and specialties were dull,
aside from the strength of Famous
Players and International Paper. Call
money opened and renewed into next
week at 31/., per cent.
S'l‘. PAI'L’S MEN’S (TlJ’B
Paul's Men's Club lv id
in Hm
church rooms. and elected the follow.
ing officers: President. Dr. It. M.
vice-president. Frank ll.
Secretary. George Quintartl:
Several
new members were received. The
next meeting will be held on thv night
lit. Kev.
Hugh Hurleson. D. 1).. Bishop of South
Dakota. is to he the speakcr. The
men of the Norwalk and \Vcstport
parishes are to be asked to come to
this meeting and hear the Bishop and
enjoy a social evening togethcr.
'l‘lu- treasurer-PS report showed a
comfortable balance in hand. lie-
freshmcnts were served at the clone
of the meeting. The members are
looking forward to a good year for the
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WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.——Gains
outnumbered losses at the opening of
today‘s Stock Market, but changes
were very narrow, in no important in-
stance exceeding fractions. Crucible
Stéel, selling ell-dividend, was :zub-
jected to further selling pressure and
Mexican oils also eased. Motors and
kindred specialties and Pullman and
Wilson and Company hardened and
rails were moderately better. Foreign
exchanges showed further unseltlel
ment of reflecting latest aspects of the.
European political situation. i
WALL STREET. 1:30 I). m.———Trad-
ing became very active and broad at
midday. Motors, equipments, "00d
specialties and chemicals led the more
general advance. Studebaker. Chair.
dler, Baldwin. Corn Products Common
and Preferred.
NATIONAL BANK OF NUR“‘A1;K
OFFICERS.
The following officers were elccted
yesterday afternoon at a meeting of
the directors of the National Bank of
Norwalk:
President—~J. P. Treadwell.
Vice-President—George L. \Vood-
ward.
Cashier—H. P. Price.
Assistant Cashier—C. W. Gager.
Teller—James Kelly.
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F ire. Alarm
Loses Some of Its Terrors
When You Rent
buying of highmde‘rails, especiallY?,
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:_ ‘he has done. Keep your
rested together with her
WORKER HERE 5
"Entire villages are already wiped
out and in many cases all they find is
The actual number of children
facing starvation in Russia are 6,000,-
800. of which one-half are being fed
by the different relief agencies. The
Besides Albert Rhys Williams and
Dr. Judah L. Magnes. Mrs. W. E. “Val-
ling. will speak on conditions in the
Mrs. Walling is the co-author of a
book with Jack London. She wage?-
author of‘ "Russia's Message." during
the first Russian revolution in 1905 as
WILL HONOR
with thtm. She notified the police. Bogardus_ Joseph; Becker. Arthur: one interested in. its success. Both she"
who in turn notified Dos Warden‘firuno, Lawrence; Bruno. Salvatore; and her husband were immediately re—
Thomas Walsh. Broadway. Robert 5.; Barniby, leased because of the familr's promin-
- George: Bade. William; Bottone. nee. Mr. I27%"ng boiling a grandad: of
Lorenzo; Bar-tow. Clinton-4 C.: Boron. “William nglish. w o wasacan a e
$226,100 Penr0§e cash Leonardo: Bardos. Daniel; Ball, for vice-president with Hancock.
Found m DPOSlt BOX George R.: Bates. Charles: Byxbee.‘ The admission to the Palace Thea-
Morris R; Bennett. William: Black-;tre Sunday afternoon Is free. 'l‘ne
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13...}301eg man. J. Wilbur; Balazs. Williamnmeeting will start promptly at 3
Penrose. late United States Senator Bunker. Charles W. L.; Balestriore..o’clock. Notices will be read in local
from Pennsylvania had $226,100 in .Giaco‘mo; Bedell. Clarence l..: Betts."churches on Sunday regarding the
cash in a safe deposit box of tneiAllen 6.: Baker. Howard D.: Baker. meeting.
SYPREBIE OFFICERS
Star of Columbia and Pride of Court
Nanak Circle to Banquet at
Royal James.
Star of Columbia Circle. No. 253.
and Pride of Court Narmk Circle. No.
801. Companions of the Forest. have ‘
arranged for a banquet to be held in
the Royal James Hotel. on “’ednes-
day night. February 15. The banquet
is Th honor of Supreme Chief Com~
panion Mrs. Mary H. State. of Nor-
walk .and Supreme Financial Secre-
tary Mrs. Annie E. Poth. of New York
city. Mayor Sullivan. of Derby. su-
preme chief ranger. will also be a
guest of honor.
Supreme officers from New York
State. New Jersey and Connecticut
will be present at the dinner. as well
as large delegations from Bridgeport.
Stamford and Norwalk. A combined
committee from both organizations.
with Miss Catherine Dom. as chair-
man. are working hard to make the
banquet a success
INTERESTINE NEWS
, IN THIS ARTICLE
The busy days of the. holiday sea-
son at Golden's Confectionery Store.
Mahackemo Block, South Nor-walk.
meant big hurry up orders for candy
to replenish the
stock—and now ‘
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fresh shipments of Winh. Page 8:.
Shaw and Park 8: Tilford Candies aro'
on hand.
and are
shopa in the country.
The following ice"rreams served at
the store by the plate. in sodas or
Wirth candles are ddlicioun
carried by the best candy'
sundae] or any quantity ior home or‘
parties or various
Vanilla. French Chocolate, .American
Chocolate and Vanilla. Orange Pine.
and Cherry Custard fee Cream.
Beginning next week and continu—
ing for many weeks to come this
store will have Candy Specials on Fri—
day. Saturday and Sunday. \Vatch
the papers for interesting news about
quality candies at right prices—Adv.
David W. Raymond
UN DERTAKER
Told-40m. 1103; House, 893
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
aflfairs—i‘rc llcll ‘
' KNOW—DON’T
GUESS !
Nobody knows what
he is going to do. But
anybody can know what
accounts with thishgnk, ,
and your check booksvill
In our siren-oer Vaults.
80" NW“ Tmst Co.
i m fromfl a Yen-.Ilpwanl.
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"fjsmth Norwolk, com.
. ,~ airways show, what you
havedone.
THE “CITY ’
NATIQNAL BANK
' of ’
,. ictor Artists
Mabel Garrison and Reinald Werrenrath
Poli’s Theatre, Bridgeport
Sunday Afternoon, January 15th, at 3:06 o‘Clock
Tickets For Sale Here.
VICTOR RECORDS
GARRISON and WERRENRATH
34:637-—-—Dixie HEN—Molly
64808—W’hen I Was Seven- 54597_Gypsy Love Song i“
teen
5-1863—Duna
S—lSéO—Story of the Rose
ENS—Nazareth
MGM-Happy Days
54795~Emmet’s Lullaby
84783—Khaki Sammy
Victrolas Sold 0n Easy Payments
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE O’CLOCK
CLEAN UP SALE
021 Women's and Misses Goats, Dresses, Suits and Millinery.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town.
THE PARIS
33 South Main Street South Norwalk
ESTABLlSHED 20 YEARS AGO
H- _‘_.._N_
“As Others See Us”
Tllcrc is no better timc than the beginning: of a new year
to have a heart-todlcari talk with ourseli'win try to
solves as others see us.”
“59? our-
“.lust where am I at the beginning of 19:32?" perhaps you
would ask. (:an you not read the answer in your Bank Book?
Perhaps you have not yet started your SAVINGS AC-
lfOI'NT. You are cordially invited in open your account at
this Bank.
TFairfield County Savings Bank
Nor-walk, Conn.
Safety for All—First of All
HIGH GRADE FELT MATTRESS
at the price of Cotton
Constructed from a scientific standpoint, with only one view
' in mind—4.0 give comfort and satisfacton.
50 lb. Compartment Felt Mattress .
50 lb, Layer‘Felt‘MaflmssAgrade
SlimmerFeltMattzesngrade... .
501k.CottonMattress-. M
351bPureSilkFlossMattressslfim
These mattresses are covered in attractive ticks and no
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