Blush. James T. Hubbeil, in...
km slum.“ hey. 'L. B. ,Howeu. "“Iulo.
P. Gunner. Judge H. W. Grego:
Mrs. William J. Tracey. Mrs. Edwin
Thomas. Mrs. John Cami-ugh. 1).
William J. may, 'Mrs’. Thomas
James. Rev. Frederick Jacobs; Hem-2.-
Lookwood. Mrs. Sarah Lane, John
1520311.: HissMa-r'y VKirby Jennings
T. Dunbar. Mrs. afar-k: Endorsed E.
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I J. Quinlan, Rev. D. T.‘ 'Van‘ Dore'n.
1" ‘ I 7 3 John R. Frizzell. Thomas Canty. Mrs.
i Defendant’s hm was C. T. Dimond. Mrs. .Morton McCain-4
. Judge He Heard mmggrfimfi? ‘35;
Client Died, but Wasn’t Mariposa Taylor. lillichael ‘Howard. ‘1
3"” commons MADE ‘-
An unusual. query came up Eefore TO’LOCAL MD
m- C. L. livery or Superior court FOR RUSSIAN RELIEE
Continued from First Page.
no the shoes calendar session - last!
week while he was assigning cases for:
trial by jury this week. When} Clerk
Truss called: out the-case of Clark vs. , 3
Banyan.- Awomoy'c. E; Moore stepped problems that have been the cause
m~ New“! Judge-Avery he un- (“may and indirectly. at the prgsent
demtood— his client. Mr. Lanyon, was tandne. ' ‘ 3.
dead: 'lzheastereoptican views shown at the:
Judge Avery asked him if he had meeting so deeply moved the audience
any-doubt of it. that some or those present. although
Attorney Bronx-e said he had read on many could: lil‘aflord it. contributed!
account of. his client's death in a dollar bills.
. Stamford paper. Louis Langer, secretary of the-
,f Attorney Ruse“ Parter Clark. who Cloakmakerslloint Board. sent a let:
eff by the way. is the plaintiff. informed ter of' ”my at ‘beigg unable to at-l
5:2,: 2:479:59virc“ innit}:
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Judge Avery it was just like Lanyon tend the meem in person, but sent
to send to the Stamford papers the The letter. in part,
account of his own death. He would
H like proof before he believed it. he
a, said.
I; "Well. canon of Mr. Lanyon told me
his father's body was to be shipped
to Stunmrd for burial. and that's all
a check for :100.‘
read:—
"Our friends in South No'rwalk may]
be interested to know that the Inter-.
national Iadies’ Garment “writersi
Union has already senteoflone steamer
Scoot: Estimate. Err-arr
gamma the
lookinxslfllnthems
dong.
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it; 4. ..
mm 4 cloéen film's: 6 ounce
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V' 'V , and all Winter Arpparel
V . VV V V“ V Specmlllstsfrom othersectlons
laden with milk. food and clothing for
the suffering children in Russia. and
another stunner will leave in the very
near future; is
"I want to thank Mayor Calvin L.
Barton of your home town in the
name of the cioakmakers for his
splendid cooperation in. this work of
reliet broil-of us. irrespective of rail).
creed 'or color are united in this one
great principle——uie preservation of
human life ‘ * "' _
The: letter naked—the people here to
see‘tgit‘that‘ the strikers at the Green.
bergfwetoryieceive just treatment by
the local‘ authorities.
Mr. Williams read a telegram from
Mrs. Clam Sheridan saying that she
was ill at her hotel in New York city.
and could not come.
the information I have on the matter.“
said Mr. Moore.“
In the absence or definite knowl-
edge. Judge Avery said he could not
order the case “off" and he certainly
could not if there was objection. So
the case is allowel to stand for the
' present.
Attorney Clark brings suit against
Herbert ll. Lanyon for slander. and
sues for 85.000. The case is an old
one. In May 1914. Mr. Lanyon ap-
peared before the prosecuting attor-
ney of“ Stamford. and told him Attor-
neryClarie had embezzled certificates
of stock from the ,Empire Service cor-
poration of New York. In his com-
plaint. Mr. Clark says he was arrested
and ixmyon‘appcarcd against him, but
ed
at yesterday's meeting were those of
Mr. and Mrs: George Thorne Hill. Jr..
of 8150: Mrs. Joseph Abrahams @350
against Attorney Clark. who by the. in memory 0! her husband Who DEW
arrest of hinisel .2 .
- Mr. LanyOn had been arrested for
the same offense that ho charged
ROCKYAND.,Mass.. , ,
steamship Canadian Constiuctorfof
the Canadian merchant 12183.12;de-
speed trials The steamer was beget-
ed severely. but not damaged. rbr‘? a.
heavy south-west gale encou tered
during the run down the caffeine
She is a sister ship of the' Canadian
cruiser.
should make contributions may do so
by sending a check to Mrs. Hill. who .
the local treasurer. "“
It is hoped to raise about 32.0011 in
Norwaik tor the fund. '
CANADIAN~ CONSTRUCTOR "SAFE.
from Halifax, N. 8.,
which attained a speed
program of the. Canadian Government
under which sixtydhree .ships__ of
500 tons each, Were built. ; 1:.-
Jan. lay—The
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for
est:-
the case was dismissed . Attorney ' -
Clark said Lanyon acted through AWN"! ”'9 larger contributions. be' hizzisinztgéz :1: :38]. cogs-atrial: gull“; ~ . - .
malice and to prevent the threatened sides that of the cloackmnkers. mace dent l to “I the wnrztime, . 4 '-
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way. was counsel at one time. T1101 “W11? “13‘ Wk 8116‘ who we interest-
reason for the long continuance of the '79" "T 80518" and charitable-work;- 35"» -
casé is said. to have been that Lanyon and Mra-lhrry,Goodwin..&_2_5; Mr. and
had been domzictqd of't‘raud and had Mm Ben Abmhams. 8'25 and em
béem, in prison: E. Mathews. 3‘23. ‘ The'mhvooileciion
amounted to $106.46. and including,
wmmw WIISON :thc collection and pledges-amounted
ADVISORY COMMITTE
t9 $¢81.48.
Continued from First Page.
Those who did not attend lhe’ meet—
‘ing'yvstrrday and who desire and who
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en by John. Cavanmzh. the chairman
of the local committee. Attached also
is a copy of the letter senthy Mr. Cav—
anagh to the members of the com-
mittne. which is self explanatory:
Monday. January 16th, will usher in
the week» in which thousands of men
and women throughout the country '
will be devoting their efforts to the
"Woodrow Wilson Foundation." The
entire movement is non-political and
non-partisan; its purpose is to honor
, a great American in such a way as in
‘ the future will fittingly cull :lttcnlion
in such signal service rcndcrcd to the
country. Not a. drive—this is to he a
free will offering for those whoVwish
to have a part in its creation.
The data of the public subscription
is from January lGih to January 23rd.
0f the 51.000.000 fund. (‘onne-cticut
has 336.000 to raise: of that amount
Norwulk has only 3740. V
.‘ncjleving it my duty to acccpt the
chairmanship when drafted. i am as
arbitrarily drafting an cxccutivc corn— -
mittee that i am going to ask to meet
latcr and outline the work to be done.
The following haw- hccn named as
the executive committee by Mr. Cava—
new“
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CO :L
Hemmlali Donovan, Mrs. Frank H.
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. 4 1,922 .
CALENDERS
Reduced 50%
telephone, and will deliv
mining companies—It
aim to get the best.
’" Ike. Hammett Shop Telephone 113
49‘Wall Street L
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of this sale.
V3391 unusually
’Cllelnise and Bloomers.
Muslin Gowns. round neck, short.
The Norwaflc Coal and- em (3..
moons ammo surmise ‘
‘ The following prices indicate the impoflln‘ce of taking advantage
at ‘ '
., PALACE BOOTERY F
PALACE 1mm BUIEDHG
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Clearance Sale '
The biggest. Shoe Sale on record is now in full swing.
2%.:
For every use.
For every day.
For everybody;
I
W'e are as near to you as the 1133th
er coal anywhere.
Our coal is from the largest and oldest.
is our constant
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So. Norwalk.
sleeves, me trim-— . ' > ,1 VVV ' ’V
white .............. - 3'1‘??.“z'é§ ' mmrm Wormwmf
(k Vnew.om§f6iderg.trim. . . "V;
n a :"ifl' o in. {it A ”'25? “‘75
style r... .. . .r. meanness»
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Comfortable Furniture for Luring Rooms
at Tempting Redeem Jamie; Clearance ’ .
(lnclshesesdays upholstery is...» fine art, and a; chair or‘davenport which re.
be dc“aligning? weary body giving, it complete rest andT relocation is a thing to
" red. e-inviteatteatlonto the 3‘0! sets and s rate” add:- hairs ~ (1
memmi 4- - £753.12. -. 3"“, ° 3”
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. ' Three flees Set, overstufi'ed davenpmchairahd wingchair; A mosegttrac- .
mapsttem with mulberry shade predominating. .‘ l V‘ ‘
3 4: ' meg rim Overstufl'ediSetwlth catering, of tapestry Davenport. chair and
mg chair with Spring am ._~.1aggpm «ofthe tapestry dark 3. black back-
.;»ground overlaid with. wooehsm and? green. ’
‘V w“. " Timmy: Set.wfih:eowrhiga4ef Watcher, wing chair, almidlair and daw-
,, enport. ‘ Removable and V
of they vamcleaner or
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chaireawweim; ‘ -‘ ' ' ~ 2 p .4 - » » g4
1.. . “‘9?I."...V.‘ é . ; For 3325.00 ; t is
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walmtSetermfiémtesmesweeés 4 ‘ ‘
geehesgelilnaolbeetrextensfeawm wimp“, ‘ =
maservmsrtgbfierandzsixcham. 4 Former means".
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rim; '3... ‘
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L. '* .; 1m 3,33,, We... 5;... 5.. 12mm, House Furnishings
‘ New $1.79 and“,
. _ ‘ y Strap Pumps 4
”6‘5 Broken illnes'fV of sizes, all high grade
— 1 2 4. j. 4 momm'laany from 1. Miller
for evening, after? 2
round. or pointed 1094*.
- iLmus air—milltalw heels. _ 4
.. , , creamed Tan Calf or 51...}. 3““
“4 me $12.00,. $13.50 and $14.39
» sass
( At the Silver Section
. _ collection of small amides i”
' silver or'silwr combined with glass, which are m .'
3%?th find which are attrasfive for gifts 0"
4 Bon- Ben Baskets.
955“ Validlliithffi" useful pieces; that were 17116665150
’ Rmmlmplased, with ‘00
WW sflyerplated. Wedge;
'"Everfast" Sui
a New F355,
' A mercerized ”at
filmmgteed £25: all
18
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used for suited
or children’sclbthei V
JColom in stock '
Emk, heliotmpe, ll
hie, green and
; 45 cis. to introduu V
Later we shall 1,5
forced to «all item”. 4
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Underwear
,‘ Gowns with highafl
N-nec 5.4:. and
sleev S Very suing
for Winur wear. in
$2.25 and $2.50
Gowns with \V-nech
'convem «2 icing antler-V
broiderwl finish. We:
$3.00. 33.3") and $4.00
Now .
$2.00. $3.50 and iii? 7
Small group of fancy .
gowns. Tag-.2 11—? -. ‘3
very (l;.ét2t3'. Fem:
rices 3 3,33 m £3620
P . ..
At $3.50. $1.95 andssll
Gowns u ilh semi-eel
round necks. Bills
quarter c~
4 At 6:": as. will!
Swami film.
Children's
Bloomers
and Rampm
separate Siemens. I:
colored .V- ‘ ..
only. 52'...\f2:2.315
tally. \\\ 511’“
N0“ 3061.84
Straight 4.23 EMF-if" 41:4: ;
51129. 1711331 remix
SOllle l1] > E'XIE‘ELr .‘hff
fOr 4. 3 Lil F, ‘5???
$260
Now just Half—Pm
SUN
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31.75 all
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