-—h
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luttermnn~ot
Dcrien were viitors in East Nor’wflk
I-t eve-Inc;
' um~mnm “Betta Place re-
cently W“ with relatives in Stam-
ford. '
Hrs. Rm. Wéfmg,‘_‘ or Osborne
avenue. linibeen nailing in New P.0—
ch‘elle (or. moral days.
The Wamnx'r auxiliary of Christ
churcfi in meeting today at the home
x/6T-Mrn. R? H. Wheeler. Edlle avenue.
The unlit meeting of the Ladies‘
Aid Wm held yesterday after- .
noon. at the East M. E.
dmrch.
Mrs.- Walter Sloan. of Lakewood. N.
3.. and lira Stephen Hohnson. of
manna. N. J.. were visitors with
Hrs. o. J. Health. of‘13.Finzt street. re-
cently.
Avenue
James Withall. of 13 South
street. it'dowiy recovering at her
Home other: an operation for blood
poisoning performed a. week ago by
Dr: VV; H. Mum. Mrs. V’Vi’thall
will be around again in about a. month
it is expected.
Mrs.
Members of' the First and Second
teams of the: Boys’ Club of the East
Avenue M. 3- church will meet at
Community Hall for practice this
evenim in pmmration for their clash
with the K: 02 BE A: first: and second
team statute Parish Hall next Mon-
day evening. gEnglish in the sum,-
The Questions and the Mayflowcrs
will meet at Community hall on Feb.-
ruary Int. while on the 8th the May—
flowers-will startle no azninst the Red
Men Juniors. The Y. M. (7. C. will
play the preliminary gamcs both
nights. The hiayflowws were defeated
in a. close game at Hovt's hall last
night by a score of 28 to ‘26 by Hon-
ker Grotto.
Over 100. attended the performance
of "The New Minister" by the Ftp-—
worth League of harien. at the East
Avenue M. E. church Inst t’\t‘lllll§.‘:. The
receipts oi" the evening wcrc l-w-nlv
divided between the Darien group and
the local Sunday school. The playlet
was most amusing and was pre-sx-ntcd
9 wt: )3 BEE *
, George. H; Cuba: at HartfordaAsp
mutant U. a District‘Attornemer. the
State or Connecticut, and member of
the Executive Committee of the Also-
lated Y. M. H. Ale. 0! New England,
will deliver one of his characteristic
eloquent addresses abuse Y. M. Hi A.
:mertninxmmt to be held'this com
Sunday night at 8 at the Elk": Hal! onv
3°nth2§a§gsgzegre ~ -. .. -.
I
Assistanflllnifed States District Anor-
ney “ho-“1n Speak Here
Huntley;
2””.—
Attorney Cohcn is an honor grad-
uate of Yale University. converges
modern and ancient. and besides being
a. promient member of the legal pro—
fession. is also the Editor-inzch'ief of
the only Jewish weekly published in
of Connecticut.
His wide knowledge of sectarian and'
secular fields and his' proximity to the
Young Men's Hebrew Association!
work throughout all of New. England. l
gives favorablc promise of a most en.|
tertaining‘ and cnlightening evening
next Sunday There will be other
speakers as wcll as fine musical talent.
Admission is free and everybody is
welcome.
1918. Miss Eva Hoyt was appointt‘d
guardian oi (,‘uthcrine and Helen Ast-
llli' l)0}':l slstcrs.
NEE—CXNAAN .
“'5'.
by a, most capable cast, ”m “lmrnclcrs
being tut follows: Percy llcnjamin as,
the new minister. \Vilhur Guincr ns
Prof. 'l‘opnote, Sidney Carin-II us (‘rc-
nendo B. Flat. Joseph Scllm-k .IS Ill-zi—
kiah I“. Sham Howard Acton us. llr.‘
Hoosic, Albert (lwcn us l'n-h- .\lcck.|
Frank Santa as Seth l‘crkins. Edith
Cree-n :15 Daisy Low-joy. Miss l-ithcl
Wilmott as Odclia Haslml-n. Mrs. Mar-
shall Richards as llcnricttu Sharp.
Mrs. Albert Owen as Albcrlinu finiccr.
Mm Ella Roach (15 Melissa \\'ilkins.
Miss Mnbcl Raymond as Mrs. ill-Lun-
cy. Mrs. Howard Sluwson us l‘cIunia
Pimple-s. Lucy Uldrin .m .\l--Iinlla
Bangs. Frances lioxvc us l'ntlencc
Pickles. Mrs. Raymond us Autumn»
Acton :55 Mrs.
\\'lnlln~) ls
'VV‘inrl .lnd Miss Ethel
Kitty Spnnmcs. Sianlt'y
pianist for thc comnunv.
CARD 0F THANKS.
'l‘hc family of John \V. llunks wish
to [’lend their thanks to thc Inuny
neighbors and friends who so kindly
icndc-d their assistance Ill saving
from ('ntlre lbss his prnpcru on Fifth
Flrt‘ct. (51h Rt.) Mr. Hunks is :It
prcscnt In the south and n’c wish In
txtcnd our thanks in his In hull'.
DARIEN & NOR 0 TON
”—9——
Ml llllll'l’B of tho Norman \nlunte-vrl
l'w lunumn, \vlll lmlxi .l "lull dun"
supper at the fire house this cu nine.
tln- :lffulr lu-lng‘ for nwmlu-rs only.
Mm Albert Uch cnlcrtuinod the,
numbers of th(' lundlcs' Aid Sm-icly hi‘ .
the .‘Jl-lhutllst church at :m (ill-tilt}
sewing scssion Lit her home )csterdny.
l‘rnplr- With a weird idv-n of humor.
hznc llt’l'll :unusing tho-mso-Iu-n tmnlngl
in luI-gc lilltl‘mS ol' lirc. In cusc lhcv
un- :lpf‘l’l‘hi‘l’lthl they will he svvrru-Iv
dealt with by the authorities. ,
__ ,.
l’laricn :Li prom-m has our case of}
warn-t fcvvr and on“ cnsc of Inn-nulls.
according to the wci-kly morbidity
report of the State ln-partmcnt of
Health for thc wcck (-ndlng Jnnuarhy
L'lsl. ' ' "
A number of local lu'Ol-lo went
with the mmnbcrs o‘l' the prortli
League to the East Norm-all. Methodist
church last mening. when the local
Epworthians presents-vi thc comedy
playlct “The New Minister!"
Clifford Lec. of Noroton
and Miss Alice V. Carr of East Nor-
walk. whose engagement was recently
announced. will be married in Christ
Episcovai church. East Norwalk. on
February lith. according to invita-
tions to. the wedding received by“ local
friends.
William. B. Gaywood. Daricn; rep-
resentative o! the Evening Sentinel. its at
seriously ill athis home at the 'Sedge-l
wick House with pneumonia. Mr. Gay-
wood was stricken while at work yes—
terdny afternoon. His many friends,
however. will be pleased to learn that
this morning hopo‘lwas held out for an
_. last \t‘hll lfizilacv' \\ uh Miss l.. \Vlelulld.
Heights. ,
Mrs. l‘l-u-r lx’rnpowicz was admlilvd
tlu- Stamford Hospital, Monday.
lrculmcnt.
'l‘h‘l .\'Ir\v I‘:ll‘;l.ln huskribnll live
will play the Yule- & 'I‘ownc Five in
the Town Hull court. this “Yelling.
I 0 E
l
for
The ll. Ii. S: \\ ing (“lull \vns t'lll‘ 1‘-
lnincd .lt illo- honn- of Mrs. Jami-1 .l.
lx’l-llcy In Harrison street. Mandi”
ru-nlng. .
l-‘rnnk .\I:l(‘lnl,\ rc :Ind Emerson
l-dey t-f Hurrison slrr l nrt- confined
to llll‘ll' .§l\t'll (45's --i‘
(In. IIIHHIDS.
Im- hue
llmm s \\ illl
lllr-
Hi
h.n\csl:.l from
l.1‘t'l\‘\\'l|(hl l.-kr in tho uppr 1mm
”13‘ lu\\“.l. mild In ill' 14 lllt'h's l‘nlf‘k.
and of llll‘ llnrsl Iglln‘ily
Irwin “'nmi. son of Mr. and Mrs.
ll. .-\. “food of I'm-k sIrm-I. is rcvm'cr-
mp; from .'I. pnlnful llljlll‘)‘ l‘f-‘(t'llt-‘d Ivy
lwcn
Murine: III! on thw i‘urchm‘d lust nvcr
Ihc «arc, with :1 heck-y slick. Ihui
(11H ”“1! .I wmmd Humil‘lng urn-ml
stitch: :- In Hum:
Inlnivl K. Roche nml family Innv
mmml Irmn \cv.‘ Yolk to SllVl‘l‘llllnl
For Ilw pnsl right wurs hc llil‘i lwcn
n Heldlnl of New York ('llt'. \vlwrl-
In “as :mplnnwl us n llOllCl‘nLlll
\\'hllr- Ill lhc pl-l'l'nrmnncc of his duty.
11.1 “:13 lll_lllro':l. I'm-thin): :I hrokml
spun Hc \\.I\' t'il slt‘k lt'lLVf‘ for MVP!
Man‘s. nml on Jan. I. 1022. “as rc-
Iu‘vd l “Ill tlu- l'olicc Dcpurimcni on
:L )(‘:1l'l)' In-nslon.
’l‘lllv \t‘:? t‘fllt'l'l'tl liuc hull“: of Eliza-
lu-lll \\' 'I‘nwnsccl rr-r- nth". and run-
sué'kvd Ihr rlnmx \'cll:inx.: wnx tukcu.’
' I
I
I
H" in'nmi
lioyd
ms: .1“ I... \Vl-nlor has.
train 11 Us” with Mrs. (‘N'OI‘K’i‘
In \Vlttrl'llur) I
.\Irs. ()Ilo 5.111.4an nr (leorgclou-n.‘
:uzld .\lr.<._.llv i. ”'1. n of New York snent'
_,In a. 'n-cvnt number of the New
[Yby-kfl‘ifme-s- Sunday.- Hook Review. on-
Péfll'fi‘llll hl'liclc “'lllll'll by Dr. llcm»
min: of \\"lllon. n vie-wing u book on
"Nut Trccs." tlu» author Dr. Mnuricc.
('rné Icy-Inns on. which nu» churches
smndxrcnderipg attendance at church
Sunday morning; quilc dangerous. The
mcnlng servicrys ut thc Congregational
cliut't'finfiifi Uflllltl"l the weather not
[wt-"milling. l
Thc Itcturc next Sunday evening at
thn Congregational church, will deal
with Mission \Vork. andwill enlarge
on.. tho Nuiibnnl. , Congregational.
lurc
To vaccinate or not. seems to he the
question now agitating the minds of
Ithc _.Public.,School Authorities. This
scares this winter. The few contagi-
ous diseases noted being of a mild
character. .
.' . Antcnu-riainment will he held Fri-
ar evening, in the Congregational
church. Emldrovdde'funds for the lo-
cal work of the Y. M. C. A. The
pro-gram will consist of a lecture by
the; Rev. J‘.‘ R. Bunker. illustrating
“The Poets of New England" with
photographs of the Elowelsnnd Birds
early recovery. Dr. \V. H. Slaughter
is in attendance.
Miss Albertina Schleinkofer left for .
New York. yuan-day. where she will
be until'flonfiay next;
charge of the Tilley bird exhibit at
Madison Square Garden. from Jan.
25 to Jan. 29; inclusive. Miss Schlein-
kofer is skilled as an ornithologist.
This Wilton: her seventh year at the
Garden. where she sells. gives advice
and answers 'all questions put to her
relative .to' the habits. breeding. rais-
ing. (ceiling and doctoring' of all kinds
of birds; . '
Mrs. Lucy Renshaw oi’ Noroton has
‘heen appointed guardian of Arthur
men. an imitate of the Stamford
, children's Home, by Judge John I".
rl—Keating. following proceedings for-
thonremovaiiot the mother. Mrs. Lois
WW,Mey. as guardian. Mrs.
Antley deserted her children some
years as». They have been looked
after by the Cbildrrn's Hamexsinc’e
v
She is to be in.
oQVVViltou. taken by Mr. Frederick
llZutcz.
PRE-WAR DOLLAR WORTH 75c
CHICAGO. Jan: 25.—The pre-war
dollar mw is worth 75 cents when
spent for meat and 68 cents when
spent for other foodstnfis, according
to a. statement made public today by
J. T. Russell. president. oi? the Nation;
at Association of Meat Councils.
Eighteen months ago. Mr. Russell
1 said. thevpre-war dollar was worth 52
.cehts in the retail meat market, and
'a yearago 62 cents. '
BROKE NECK WHILE
COMBING HAIR
SYRACUSE, N. Y.. Jan. 26.——l.\fiss
Helen Vickcry of Schenectady, N. Y..
a student nurse at the Good Shepherd
Hospital here. is snflering from a
fractured vertebrae.
combing her hair. She had her head
in an inclined peeition and while pass~
. a vertebrae in her neck out of posi-
tion. ‘ ' ' ‘
'. GEORGE COIIEN. I .
fluently in seven ditterent languages.‘ '
churcln-s past achievements and fu—l
aims. .
town‘s singularly free from cpcdcmic.
suffered while ,
romances
Loxno. , Jan; . ‘
linu‘lnnefm-rarlmtn‘ne-Been
had was': harem ,1“
like a crisis seemsto, have satin at
the end of thereon flaiolsnidithat
resignations trout; prominent clubs
have: been. poa’mlng’jn .b'x th‘e hundred!
and that club mmtniemue at their ‘
wite'eud“ 12::th on: .‘ .
One auvmm sent out an S.
0. S; to'itssmemliargwbe ng them to
par: their: dues! meme _
chi-rent ' month? milk-xi which. there
will be a. foreclosure on the club
guanine!
. Few Whom Mariano-more
. of halts dozen.
as was the rule in. more
times;- and commercially
numbers meaningtlvoee? who 30‘ to
their. clubs daily- and spam money
thereonfood. «wine and cigars. are
’ home-what. seas-m .
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1: Lift! Off walla-
1)oesn't hurt a hit! Drop at little
"Fri-czone" on an aching corn.
slantly that com stops hurting. then
shortly you lift it right 011‘ with ring-
n-rs. Truly:
Your drugzist Sells n. tiny bottle of
"l-‘n-r-znnc" for n frw cents. sufficient
liu rd corn. 80ft com.
the toes. and the cal-
lu l't'lll()\" 0 '.cr:.
or corn lmtw. cn
luscs. without
rAdV. I
MINTZ’S
QUALITY SHOP
FINAL
REDUCTIONS
Our Only Sale This Season
1-3 to 1-2 OFF
during trial
in-l
sorem-ss or irritation.'
lizfi‘m? ' m; m ”Matures mos
BRO VINCEOFSASEA TE» his- m '~ _
amnesia: DUEMYIS'I; 1939
'f‘ erbium: and antiwar! interest: (to: my and lst
November) payaKfle-in— Toronto, Refine
or New York
”l - Begum“ ; ble sew-Pm 'pal
Denomination: $1509 ‘
. Saskatche’ , wan ice—well known, as. being the leacxyg‘ 'ychvcat
wankr‘ronficéi-efrmnaea, baring. produced'elsmmM-b'ushéls .
uremia scant; , __ . ,— _ . 2' .fl
The ' 72min “ne’e- is well served by anemorh‘: be railw.‘ aye. com-
prising'filfl miles. These railways receive themireight from the
large Mutant crops as well as HMLSaRMcbewan’s [arty-
nioe ctefihsrlea- andother industries. - ‘ -.
i ‘ » meuand Interest Eimgfifii’éPenGent
(Payment in American mgr
l
i
INVESTMENT SECURITIES:
Telephone 153, 154, 720 saWashington Street
South Norwalli, 66m.
.15
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On. With the once .
A gold seal repeater makes this possible. Just
place it on top of your records—start your Victrola
and it will repeat your record as many times as you
wish. Just the thing for dancing.
Does not injure the record in any way—so easy
to use that the smallest child can operate it.
$1.00,. Assorted Colors.
Ask Us to Demonstrate One to You.
Clearance
Sale.
Now in Progress
GOLDEN’S
Washington :-t., St). Norwalk
9W”...
j DONNELLY’S
Victrolas Sold on Easy Terms.
v
"O"'—'-p-'
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A Timely Offering
of a llcavywcight Ribbed
ONIONSUITS
'A fine warm garment for
these cold days
$2.15
or two for-$4.00
C oste‘ "'30
Men’s Shop
21 North Main Street
.. ”HM ~ _
For everybody.
For every use.
For every day.
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COW L
life are as near to you as the nearest
', telephone, and will deliver coal anywhere.
‘ Our coal is from the largest and oldest
mining companies—1t is, our constant
aim to get the best. .
(ll-dcrs or payments may he left. at Raymund Bros.
94 \Vashingion Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
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The Nomalk Coal and Supply Co;
' moxie?" ' mo meme
fell-ephone 113 So. Norwalk
in.
The Textile Store~
54-Inch All Wool Heavy We'lfilt'
.Men’s Wear Serge in Navy Blue,
Brown and Black . . $1.59 yd.
Speclal Sale on All Wool Plaid
Skirting at Reduced Prices.
136 Wuhingtmr St. 8_. llorwn‘lk4 :
.a
GR
”IE
UREST‘JRE
A;
i27- I 29' WkSHiHCTGN 53?,
Newell & Murray
Clothiers mar-finishers
~“'l'9 Menmo Know”
' a: Washington St,
Men’s $4200 Heavy Cor-
80:"0rvnlfi: i .
g “G Fusm‘runs cc.
3- SG.§§GRWAL§(
a
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dnroyPanis
mg a... comb wrousfi'her hair-twisted J§Spedil’. . . "cowl "
“'.v~
‘
~ ...- “1““. .
Best “’orkmansliip.and Moderate Price<
_ We have just recently received a .m-
A‘mongst which are some striking now dough.
mmsters, Wilton Velvets and Winona.
l ..3 Rm”:
lirv "
-l\\“ i AL
. {We 1133c every pattern and-almost um \ . ,,
ofthe largest rug mills in the country. ‘
marl... "Y (ill-
An endless variety of patterns in chm... . . }_‘
.V Hartford, Alex. Smiths, )lagee and SII'MMI Sm»... ml 1 lm
’V represented m this showing. ' mm 3‘73
We would be ploaSed to show you mzr I,
, of Artistic Floor Coverings and (lump \ml ,,
- exceptionally low. ‘
.,. II any“:
W M "'h an
E
«aevine F umiture C0. f
' mmnnmm Street SQ“,n Rom
This week we are offering hanks (If Killlling
Yarn, plain colors or heather mixtm'w. 2.1.0 the
t fashionable» camel shade for sport how. at
6 9 c
There are a few pairs left yet of Hwy e-Eght‘dog.
lar corsets which we are selling at $1.56. D54 you
#f/ff/JM
Ill/m
'fi Victor Wesley J
Has Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
mayxrxrm
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AdVance Styles for SI;
a
The newest sport Oxfords are now on (imam x
the following combinatiomt they buck «.1»: :w x
grey kid: brown buck with brown call; br'wr. «n ' ~
grey buck with white horse.
Conneally 69° Bracken
South Norwalk
Store Open Saturday Evenings
tr‘d
”/JZQW
'- l
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Boys and (hr s 065 I
Moneys worth and mnrc in lllf‘v“ ’ \z-‘I .3”... »
)‘mmg Ann-Vilma ~
1.11 \
.ill' >'
31.00. SE 30
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! Made of choice selected leathvr 11.:2..-
Weyenberg Shoes for Boys
“Jack- and Jill” Shoes for Girls ......... $3.30. Vl-“i’
Iton Elwood.
South Nurr'alk
1247:”!
122 Washington Street
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PICTURE FRAMING
Done on Our Ovm Premises
. TRY OUR SERVICE
The F. €9° .K.‘ Stationers
WMMWMWJJ
MEN’SANDSBOYSZ CLOTHING
7' ‘ Everything sold regardless of cOst.
Norwalk Chronicler