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55 WASHINGTON. STREET
SO. N2§WA LR.
JANUERY
SALE
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Guests lit the Royal James hotel}
last night were: 1). L. Haulslof and c.i
L. Hauislof. of New York city and
Miss Marion Derwin of South Caro-
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Miss Julianne Dumoruer is home
from Smith College. Northampton."
floss" (or a. week-end visit you her
Miler. Mrs. Jean Dumortier. Green
cent Terrace. ' ' '
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Venom; Guinea. 151.. 81. “Dance a!
Pocahontas, will visit me Weld
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. iam- moon or the South Norwalk
. m chm In! meet with Mrs.
’. . M W. 137 .38.”) street. First
:m on Vellum met-noon.
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Junior! 35th. at 2 o‘clock. A. fl -
tmdaneeisdesined. “I at
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'Y‘yr'lul. returned. mm. last evening.
1... . week with new“. stuck-
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. number of the local telephone
»:~ip"ill'f't‘~ are planning to attend a.
.2 to be held in Southport, 137 the
.p. i..lors Of the led um. m] far the W of qualifyingl
in teaching mm speaking“
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~01“ huh. oops. umbrellas.
HM w my where tour‘
mount rm mes-ant is paid
‘m W.¢¥_;m million dollars
.m your "new.
Seven local W” are today tak-
lug examinations at the Nomlk High
clones. The enminntions are con—
.-Coal Bl 1mm: 383'!”de by “In mfg-{Wm of Hart-
9133.
Mary C. McCarthy is scheduled
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‘mim- at Public School finale"
vi. nave-ling of the Sunday Chi!) It
ford. coo-acted with the State Board
tof Educatum.
w: an address on "The Ethics-r wast. renovated. O'Brien's.
Animus made in the law regulat-
, ‘.urwulk Congregational church in: the season for fishing through
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.. \'¢-r:l. Grace. Ernest Wind!)
1 Mr and Mrs. R. A.-.Shmood
.. those present from {Vor-
- :lzn Masonic Boll. held at the
Hots-l. Wednesday evening.
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"mun subjuct tomorrow even-
Smith
\xlll be "Prohibition—Is It
li‘ilnllsh '2" Emil Close Swim
. l Ringer. will render selec-
ill“ Hand Bells.
Victrolo. at Donnelly's
Store open
your
. u eckly payments.
-. until 9 P. M.
.. w local sportsmen are tak-
ing» of the remaining days
l.l\N is off on fishing through
:Z.lnliim Lake and Lake War-
popular resorts of those
r-n on enjoying a few days'
the opt-n season closes
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walk police were
morning that four colored
..l iscapod from the wom-
zzmlor)‘. at Bcdford. N. Y..
“I come in this direction.
:n were described as rather
:md athird as much
" vi the others. Two of
a L'rcy rapes and the oth-
iy swath-rs.
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TRUSSES
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MONDAY
EVENING
Slip your bank book j
in your pocket, and ‘5 '
m ake another de- "' ..
posit here. We are ,3
always open from 6-«
to 8pm. . :
Ifyou haven’tan
accomhere, leis:
good also to start -
one.
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‘ and before January 1. ‘l
immunow .mwmrmmi ,
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’theice gives fishermen eleven more
my: tbis-year than last year. The
mason this year does not end until
February 1. making it permissible to
fish through the ice until that date.
Last year the season ended January
20.
A state dconvocation of llutlcr
Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M.. will be held
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Norwalk Methodist'on Tuesday evening. January 24th. in.
Masonic temple. South Main street.
‘when the M. M. M. degree will be
lworked. Most Excellent Companion
,‘Edgar R. Ellis. Grand High Priest or
Connecticut will pay an official visit
on this date.
——Badia.tor and Hood Covers.
Aaron Kuhn.
Because of the icy pavements.
large. truck owned by Werner Bro-
thers. of Boston. Mass. skidded
shortly after 6 o'clock this morning
at the foot of Connecticut :wcnue
near the Norwnik armory and turned
turtle. Fortunately no one was injur-
'ed. The truck was somewhat dam-
it! own power.
' In \Vcdnesday evening‘s edition of
The Sentinel an item appeared regard—
ing the formation of “The Jazz Belle
Club." This was a. mistake. according
to one of the members of the club.
'The organization is the Springwood
Sewing Circle. which meets weekly to
do sewing. \Vhocvcr informed The
Sentinel about its item in Wednesday's
issue. was maliciously inclined. one of
the members of the Sewing Circle
stated this morm‘ng. The circle is for
sewing and not social entertainments.
~Entertainment for Vasmr Fund.
at Grace Parish House. Sat" 8 p. m.
Dramatic readings and Southern
songs. Informal addresses by Porter
~ Emerson Browne. and Profl’. Krupp.
Tickets 7:30.
Local members of the Norwalk
Building. Loan and Investment Asso-
ciation will be interested in the sec-
tion of the revenue bill passed by Con-
grass on November 23rd. 1921, rela-
tive to exemptions from taxation. “So
much of the amount rcceivcd by an
individual. after December 31. 1921
927. as divid-
ends or interest from domestic Build-
ing 6:. Loan Associations. operated ex-
clusively for the purpose of making
$300."
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The First and Second companies of
the old Home Guard were called out.
{our years ago today. on January 215:.
1918. for active duty in the guarding
’ of bridges. and railroad property. by
. orders issued-from Hartford, where a
bomb plot was anticipated. Likewise
: there was a general movement of
, troop trains. and it was to protect
T these trains that the guard were call-
? ‘ Notice of plots had
fit
loans to members. as does not exceed ‘
flen'fll‘betbe
indecision.
General Frost mile! 1m New
tori: ct noon We ”on the W. ,~
all Britain tor'clzha. m Pan»
“firmer-d the Westm
visitmsPortoBicoondeumm;
Manila-19. .
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' A food. sale when by the ”Wu-3F
man's exchange at the Girls’ and Wo- '
mens club today in the clubhouse“
66 Wall meet. Mn. Frank Harper
Bissellm in craze of the-nest,
which a goodly badm- wns done.
The Y. M. H. L. of Standard. will
give a matinee dance. on Sunday att-
ernoon. January 22. at the Stamford
Hebrew Institute. Music will be tur-
nzlshed by the National orchectm. Re-
;freshments will be served. and done-
ilog will continue tram 2:30 until 7 D!
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Ten candidates were given the
chief's degree last night at a. meeting
of Cockenoe Tribe. No. :2. I. 0. B. Mn
held in Red Men's hall. 25 Main
street. Final arrangements were;i
made for the celebration of the 25th
anniversary of that organization to be
held next Friday night.
wufinmanduom.
On Tuesday night. at St. .Paul's
.chruch. there will be a. special pro-
lgvam of music. ‘At that time. the
choirs of Grace church. of Trinity
church and St. Paul's. will unite. un-
‘der the direction of E. J. Sims. for an
elaborate program. Horace M. Hoi-
lister will preside at the organ.
Miss Margaret Mirabella of Long
Island City and her brother Benjamin
Mirabella. are to be the guests tomor-
,row of Charles Galbo of Fort Point
street, East Nor-walk. A party to an-
nounce the engagement of Miss Mira-
bella and Mr. Galbo is to be held in
Long island City On February 25th.
——A chance to buy very nice tone
piano in fine condition. Cost $800.
notified aged. but managed to proceed under Will give buyer good service. Price
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only 860. Address P. 543.
South Norwalk.
Box,
Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor
of the Norwalk M. E. church. will in
his sermon to be delivered at the
morning services tomorrow. talk on
"‘Prohibition and Its Enforcement."
The sermon will be in reply to the
sermon delivered last week by ltev. J.
Benton \Vcrncr. of the Grace church.
Secret Police of
Soviets in Stockholm
STOCKHOLM. Jan. 21.——Thc pre-
scncc in Stockholm of 20 secret po-
lice of the Russian Soviet government.
well supplied with funds has been
disclosed by press investigations. An-
gelica Bolobanov. internationally
known woman agitator of the Sov-
iet regime. has recently arrived in
Stuckholm via Revel. The Stock-
holm police are watching the visitors
closely.
The activity of the Bolsheviki in
Sweden has attracted considerable at-
tention ever since the revelation last
year of a widely-ramifiodlred conspir-
ricy which gave rise to a long and sen-
sational court proceedings in Stock-
holm.
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TEX RICKARD ARRESTED.
NEXV YORK. Jan. 21.—Tex Rick-
ard. boxing promoter. today was ar-
rested on a charge of criminal assault
made by the Children's Society, on the
complaint of a. 15-year-old girl. Two
other girls were held as witnesses.
The arrest was made at the West
Side Court. Rickard appeared there
some time before be formally was
placed under arrest.
.one of the steam lameness at Annapo-
‘lis for duty, from the receiving ship
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semen.
Goon. immoral Hatter
as filed m a,
at the U. 8.33m
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Hatter. who was the son of Mrs; sis.
Looker. amend «22mm street.
and from the result of Monies re-4
ceivedlsst’rueaflm'henaboiierw
am'm 1 l A
elem... * .... “a“
9 W35 18 yeérs oidaud
hall been but- recently transferred to
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Reina Memories. He had been in the
navy about 18 months.
American Steamship
Schoodic Is Ashore
lihAL. Eng. Jan. 21.-——The Ameri-
can steamship Schoodic was driven
ashore of! Dungeness during the night
and is calling for assistance. The
Schoodlc is a vessel of 5.78! tons.
owned by the United States Shipping
Board. I
(Dungeness is a low. shingly point
projecting into the English Channel
and forming the southern extremity
of County Kent.)
SUGGESTS NEW
BILL OF RIGHTS
- FOR CHILDREN
(Continued from Page One)
"If thetlayrnen expect church to do
what needs to be done and the minis~ .
ter to have the support he is entitled
to; then laymen must begin to prac— ,
tlce Christianity not merely talk it."
“Vi'e have sacrificed the idol of
things in these days. “7e are wor-
shiping wealth instead of character.
but the greatest benefactor of human
race was he who had not a place to
lay his head. I recently read a list
of 100 men who were building Ameri—
ca. and in that list was not a single
minister of the gospel. If that is the
conception of building America. than
America is in for the greatest {all in
history. The Goldr-n Rule is the very
foundation upon which to build pcr-'
mancntly."
Previous to Mr. Lamson's address.
Ernest Sonic. tcnor. sang a solo which
was hearitly applauded.
CLEARANCE SALE OF
\ Women’s Fashionable
Footwear ’
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7 directions.
cronp:
in sides and back:
:tion. Peru too kthe stand that the
, éplebmioe clause was not the only one
in the treaty «of’1883 which. had not
ban,
, mi loan emanates-as to whether the.
. may masses macaroni imw such
W coon he made mods for.
anthem Ecuador. Jan. 21.—
; Miami circles «m enlihuflasticail! .,
received the W that. Maidens: _
gim'm invited ,Chile and Peru"
to send mm to Washing—,3.
when to discuss anathema“: Alf-the tin-E1"
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BMW“
"momma
n
We action was a. settle-,1
nets: of all South American. border ‘ ,
However. talisman not so. That
case is a millions. is wiwtnx. as
is little likelihood of there being: 1
an? my. ‘
The diagnosis of the six physicians ;
was made yesterday afternoon.
Dr. Fowoett's original diagnosis of the i
case as smallpox .was confirmed. ;
The Sentinel erroneously stated yes-—»
terday that Dr. Robert M. Wolfe was.
family.
family .with whom the Thomas girl
makes her home.
our cums on} —-rr IS wonm
with whom the Thomas
W.
Cut out this nip. endow with So;
and mail it to Foley 8: 00..
Sheffield Ave.
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a. trial package_'
containing May's Huey and TarT
Compound for coughs colds and"
Folep Kidney Pills for pains
rheumatism. back-
.achc. kidney and bladder ailments:
and Foley Cathodic Tablets. 3. whole-
some and thoroughly cleansing
manic {or constipation. billousness.
headaches. and sluggish bowels—Sill:
son-Pm! Corporation.
Chicago. 111.,
Why not get mother
a pair of
Warm Lined
Shoes .
We Sell
$2 to $3.50 pr.
Keeler’s
SHOE STORE
The Store that Saves You
Money.
Them from
A Comprehensive Assortment of
.mamreign”
' lends #5:: emw
. T, - 7 an . ' .
f Mot Harding's '7
35¢ mwhegammseundorean\i
f: V ’ 39 SIG Minnie of
33 W and W3 Modes ’1.
. inhlffiru.” -
oliticai _‘
‘ Awaits,“ heading the. _
_- emu theater-mam inasmuch as:
It Smut“ the m dmhad‘whohumtactwith a;
WM‘Hfltcr, second- cileo’j woman who as indexer: down with;.
28 35 :
writing. ;
ssrnetls :9, $92
Stocks and Bonds
We invite you to visit our unlisted
department, just opened.
Quotation of Local issue Furnished
I.
-Mapies &Golds3chmfith
35 Washington one». an. Norwalk; ‘
We try to make drug store trod-
ing phasing by giving you prompt
anemic-n. This most excellent sen»
vice is yours every time you on
our store. We do not believe '
. drug store will cater to you- wah
or to your satisfaction and ’
’w‘efully. conscientiously or more
gmuy than we do. 7
You will find our store. 8 mos.
satisiactory place to in“. Cell
ap-
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Our-
Evemug Clams; ._
stars you an excefimt opporv,‘
g: malty to review your short-
hand or bookkeeping, or to per-t
feet your English, spelling or
manila.
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1 incur Dairy Product- m cloti
'3 m trained Milken. MW
, laden.
the;
Such cleanliness means health
' Jol- your family. ..
. Order of no regularly and b.
. sure of the purest and
3231' pm? 1’30an
' F. It WEMPE & SON :
Telephone 2696. Store
Telephone ”18
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COLLEGE
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girl ‘
CLEAN UP SALE
01: Women ’S and misses Goats, Dresses, Suits and Hilliaery.
Comparing quality. our prices are the lowest in town.
THE PARIS
33 South Main Street South sou-waif:
ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS AGO
Your Bank Book
The Savings Account which is to become a worker's first pay-
ment on a home for his family has bound up in it a secret joy not
even a fortune could bring! ’
ca-
In His Savings Account a ManSc-es
Himself
lt reflccts his will—his determination. Happy he who sees
himself growing, not as measured in praise 01' friends or associates,
him in evidence the whole world could not dispute—his BANK BOOK!
is
Start one with us and we will help you grow.
Fairfield County Savings Bank
Norwalk, Conn.
Safety for All—First of All
High-Grade Pumps and Oxford:
Taken from regular stock and re-
duced to
$5.45
Max Levy'sShoeStore
31 80. Main St. So. Harwell;
Please Note—This is our only
store. No connection with any
other Shoe store.
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Tole—03w, 1108; House. 698
NEW BE) MEN’S BUILDING
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upon what is Behind an
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' question is Resources.
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at the price of Cotton
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Comeln'andSeefian.
Norwalk Chronicler