; property at all. On the arrival of the
Fire company, owing to thepoor was»
ter supply. altho' the boys worked
courageously and the wind blowing
hard. the fire made quick work of the
mill. .
As to an overheated chlmmney on
. be e treme- the Banks place being the cause of tie
Local plumbers hay-ea en in to fire as stated in last nights patp .
I) busy the ma, Liew Ga" aétm‘lhengex_ this is a positiVe untruth as thed lfll';
burSt water pipes. ca ‘ d y once in the mill had been banke o
trcme cold. several hours and there was no heat in
M A. B x“ ntgomery of 76 Os -the chimney for th: steamdplpes were
rs. ' 0 ° - . ban e aroun .
borne avenue has gone to New York |°p:‘; 2:“; (the 1:58 on the Banks pro-
to attend the funeral of her brother. perty is concerned there has been no
E' Singer' or the. Bronx. lestlmdte given, as Mr. Banks is in the
t i ist 1, i opal parish 'south and knows nothing of his loss as
The men 0 C ir .p sc yet.
are to hold an entertainment next,
Wednesday evening. February 1st. at;
the church on Gregory Boulevard.
Liaisrwak WALK
The mill pond continued last eve-
ning to be a source of attraction for
skaters.
l
i
EARLE BANKS.
.l. 'l‘. SW'EENEY.
(Editor Nomi—The information
given to the Sentinel was to the effect
A special welcome, will be given all that it was believed that the {use had
‘who may come. especially those Who stal‘ltd from an overheatF-d chnnnf‘).
Ilivc in East Norwalk. Come. Find or a spark from the same. lnqmrles
a lsricnd. and bring that friend with at the fire" led to several people all
you. ' ,lsaving that they had been the flrs‘ ‘°
turn in the alarm. The estimate of
This evening, VV‘illiam T. Hincks. of the loss was given the Sentinel on
the firnl of Hincks and Co.. Bl-idge- good authority. as was the amount of
port bankers, is to give a dinner if insurance carried on the property by
some fifty people {lit the Norwalll Mr. Books.)
Country club. 13“.] ‘l\g
)IR. AVERY ~. .: . ..
JOSH)“ Hollywood of the Norwulk Editor Sentinclz~ 1
Country club. is confined to his home‘ Kindly allow me space in your C.0 _
in \Vaterbury With 'n severe CO)C.I' Mr. umns to make a statement leizirdrn:
Hollywood went home for a Han and my son being sent home lrom I“.
was taken ill [heron School. Monday. Junior; _..rd.
7 9 l 1 view of the fact that some peo-
ple who do not clearly understand all.
. made various
-——Special: Small Pork roast. 180 lb.
Fowler‘s Market. 80' quwalk' the Circumstances have
lstatemt-nis about the matter. and in
The wedding or Miss Alice V. Carr. ' instico to the faculty of the school
(laughtc-r or ‘Mr. and Mrs. Thogna‘sil and school nurse. I {PM that 1 should
Carr. of 16 l‘Olll‘tll street. and Cllf 01 state my facts.
“It or Noroton HMKMS' has been set‘ Mv boy having ivy poisoning on his
for Tuesday e\vnin;:'. li‘e-lntuary 14th at ' face: his ”“01”,... an“. consulting the
(“”151 Episcopal church. iprincipal. sent the child homc that the
oisomng could be trcuted. after
hlch ho was to return to school.
As I did not understand the matter
:this way. the schom nurse was con—
lsulted. immediately the school nurse
linvostigmr-d with the result the child
iv’us returns-d to school.
The pulp llllriro‘ “i”l\'c.Sistel‘s” Was-p.
1ov~+d down lillrlior )tTtiBrday by tilel“
lu-d Star to: “Milton" which also took
out the cool barge. lit-d Star N0. 21.
which has disrhurgml :l cargo of nn~
thructtc ill lhv l"t‘l‘l‘l.\‘ docks.
7-. v a irccizlle the way the
Al‘t‘nl‘tlllll: lo all :lllllmlllt‘l‘lll‘Wlll .1 Film" “pin- 1nd school nursc
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the l{0\\:i)l(lii Milliodist church as
lullowx. l'l‘l‘SlIiOlll. Mrs. \\‘, l‘l. Jt’ll—
llinszs; first \‘it‘P-prt'sidt‘nl, Mrs. N. S.
lrynn: sccond \imuprrsldr-lil. Mrs.
lLlivs North; accrctnl'y. Mrs. Joseph R.
Tumor :iliil li'illsul‘vr. Mrs. J. H. Dc—
\\'lili rs. Appoiuinlcnls of ill!" various
commit tt-t s followed thc regular
work of the meeting. The annual rc-
porls \Vt‘l!‘ li‘lltl lind sliowcd the so-
cirty to in good condition. The
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mtcting held a good sum. .‘lrs. I“. i‘.
(‘rockclt cntertaincd in the social
hour that followed. and
moms ‘vvcrc Sf‘l‘Vt‘d.
i DA RIEN& NOROTO
llr llolittle. by Hugh bolting. In the ‘
non-fiction department the following' Raymond V3" T335?” 0! the 1705‘:
books have m...” .addcd:—Americani- Road is recovering at his home after
nation of lidw. llok. Autobigraphy: a 59V?” 00m-
l‘rowding Memories. Mrs. 'l'. B. Aid-l . .
ill b; Mullins» of Historv. ll. G. V‘Vclls;' Mrs. \Villiam BPCRIOV '3 giving 3'
’z'ractimu lllu~trzltion. .Iohn I). \Vhit- luncheon at the Hotel Astor. NVW
lng; Americans by Adoption. James York Oily today in honor of MISS Jean
Husband; Hungry Hearts. Anzla Yez—
irska; Adventures and Enthusiasms.
V. Lucas-x; Lithuanian Village. Loon
lv'obrin: lobbins of Belgium. Charlotte
Kt-llogg‘: Story of Opal. Opal Whiteley;
Mutineers. Charles R. Harris; Enslav-
Harry Lutterman. of the Depot
garage. received a severe cut over one
eye when a radiator cap blew off his
automobile today. The wound is not
serious although it bled quite freely.
out. John Maseflt-ltl: llnd Results of
Good Habits. J. Edgar Park: Jane . — .
Austin. (l. W. l’irltins: Games and F—‘Spccml. :mallql’orrlé roasti‘18c ”3'
Parties. Theresa H. Wolcottf Basket ow ers Mar Ct' ‘0‘ orwul '
Roll and indoor Baseball for VVomen.l
Frost and Vlfardlaw: A Kiss for (‘in-'
rlerella, J. M. Barrie; Plays. (‘hnrlcs
Scribner‘s Sons; The Dragon. A VVon-
der Play. Lady Gregory.
the increasing temperature with any-
thing but favor. although thty expect
to have cold weather again so that
A CORRECTION Members of the Noroton Heights
Editor Spntinpl;_— Fire company enjoyed a “hot dog"
Please correct mistake made in last supper at the house last evening. A
night's Sentinel in regards to the fire brief entertainment was also held
on the Banks property. First as to which was greatly enjoyed. i
everybody claiming the honor of dis—! —
covering the fire. as stated. we know VVorkmen are bUSllY engaged in
of no one who claimed that honor. carting the debris away from the Wee
not even the" person himself who was Burn golf club. while _others are en-
Mr- J. '1‘. Sweeney and everyone on gagrd in starting the work of remod-
5th street can thank that. person for cling the pat't Wthll was destroyed
having a roof over their heads today. by fire on New Year's Eve. l
About (2:40) o'clock Mr. Sweeney ~————- . l
who was working atQMarvin Beach Tomorrow evening. the MEthOdifit
saw smoke coming, from the store church Sunday school will enjoy a
house in the‘ rear, .of Bank's Mill. hol- roast beef slipper to be held un-
Sweeney ran into the mill and asked der the auspices of Classes 2 and 8.
where the fire box was and while he The proceeds at the supper, to which
turned in the alarm Earle Banks start- all are invited. Will 8'0 towards the re-
ed to fight the fire with a garden hose auction of the church mortgage.
Yrom the roof of the mill. The fire
at the time had not ignited the Banks
Improvement is noted. in the condi-
| ASSISTANT CASHIER "
Mun lloxt-s which werc opcned at the p“ party of city detectives on their way
refrcsll— l
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l
McMullen. l
Loeal ice dealers are contemplating’
they can again out ice. i A great crowd.
,break through tlle.lines and are hid—i
firing from the house slackened and
Mrs. F. F. Howardxot-the
Road. She is about for ashortmhtle , .
each day; and” is recuperating you: .
derfnlly from the exact: of a recent.
operation at the "Post Graduate "has: >
pital in New York city. 1
' tion of-
Although the meeting was not as
largely attended as could be hoped
for. the preliminary organization of
the Darien chapter of the American
\ Here’s the most amazi
lag ValuéGiving Winter Coat Sale Ever Offered Women. 3.30 HM.
Red Cross was affected last evening.
at a gathering held in the Centre
school. Dr. ,Ge‘orge H. Noxon acted
as chairman at lagt night's meeting.
while Edward F. Spooner was acting
secretary. The officers elected werel
President. Giorgia F. Bearse; Miss,
.Helea ,Morehouse. secretary and Mrs.
I. A. Spooner. chairman of the Flu-
ance committee. pntll the charter is
received no executive committee can
b? elected. (The -’n6xt meeting will
'probably beheld following the re-
ceipt of the'charter.
film/ll Bill _
sulws lililllill
FORT WILLIAM. Qnt.. Jan. 27.—
:-
N. .. .' 31-.., s,
120 WASHINGTON STREET - . '
Tel. N orwalk 736. Branch of Bon Ton, New York.
GijadeICQats to be sold at Less than Cost.
WOW/l3
SOUTH NORll‘ALK
Six Indian children, who left the froz-
en bodies of their father and mother
in the northern trapping wilderness.
today reachrd Watcomb on the' Curie,
adian Government railway. after a’
fortnight of mushing over the snow.
The five younger children. ranging
upward from a baby of a few monthsal
were brought back by their fourteen”
year old brother and a. neighbor.
l Their father. Atchimo Nan Tuch~
$9.97 to $11.97
ccs trapper and their mother. both; '
died 'of influenza in the family's Value $39.00
woodland but on Friday. Jan. 13._
That day the father called Atchimofi
the oldest boy. to his bedside. told
him the end was near, gave him
81.200 and bade him care for'hls
brothers and sisters.
Nimble to bury the bodies. Atchimo
left them in the shack with the five
other children while he set out on?
snowshoes to fetch the nearest nelgh»
bor. thirty miles away. Two days
later Atchimo came back with the
ncighbor. The livc hungry tots were
chewing raw nloost- flush for nourish-
mvnl. 'l‘lil-y had burned most of the
furniture to keep thcm from freczlng.
The bodies of thtir parents were froz-
11 ll stiff, ‘ ’
, The younger children were packad
on :1 dog Slt‘d and started on thc long'
mush to \Vutcolnb, where they were
l'vd and given medical old.
It is {wired lht- lilllc lllll)_\' “ill di‘.
SilflflN KEEPER
3 SWIlilfillN FINISH;
l
l
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n-
! S'l‘.\.\ll-‘Ulll). Jnn. -i.‘-
:i saloon kwrpt-r. ill court for fourth
lllm- today, was lined $200 and
(“th :llill givv-n thirty days ill Jail Tbr
\loliliion of tilt liquor lziw. '
lit :ippi-ulvd .illd furnished bonds
of. $1,000. ;
‘ 'l‘no nlrn llirmi by tllc L‘iiiZi-ns‘
tulllmllli-l» of one hundred \ert- wii—'
“(St-‘4'}? :llzzilusi Sivit. They said that
last \vvvk they bought it drink of .
\\'lll.~kc_\' in Swil's slilool’l (ind inter
bought n l' Not for $2.50 and in
t-lir‘h ('zlx Hull rud the").
M :1 x Swil. :
$9.97 to $11.97
I 'l‘livru I.IHI’ now pending ‘_ . . ,
against Hm: Some months ago he" P;thlll)lll'(llidlil_\'. 10m-
\vils l“. i ;-.. [hp federal court an“. llilll. lililn'léi. \(‘lllul's'
:«izur $20,0«m north or .'ll;llnv-\llnc, Broadcloth.
liquors ill in. age and from a ecl-
_ beauti-
ltll‘ undl-r :1 ston- adjoining his saloon.
I-‘ur ll'llllnlt'll.
l‘llll_\‘ llllt‘tl.
(in January 9 tllt‘s~ liquors wrri- l'I‘»
turned to Suit undt-r an order of
Judge Thomas.
l i
i
FIVE iiANDITs KILL ;
workmanship.
AND ROB BANK,
Continued from First Page.
\V'itliin an hour after the robbery.
Kto the bunk met an automobile filled"
,with men on the north side. The order
to stop was answered by a fusillade of
shots and the car kept going. TIN"
detectives lost :1 little time in turning.
.but soon overtook the bandits. who
abandoned their car and scattered.
iThey dashed into buildings in the
; ail e
l’ltlsll ('uzlis. largo Kil
Culley
('ufi's, Bountiful models,
$ 15.97
Value $40.00
All sizes to 56.
$15.97
NWHllrll
(' n l l a 1'6 «Mill
or plain.
lining.
Dresses Reduced
All this season’s newest models in Serge, Tricotine, Velour, Canton Crepe, Satin, Taffeta.
We have your style, your size, and your favorite shade. Prices beyond your expectations.
$.3,9i7 ¥UP
$19.97 '
Value $45.00
0U will marvel that coats of such beauty and
quality can be sold for so little.
$ 19.97
Blouse
Ili‘illlllflill)’ embroidered
I’lnwel‘t‘tl Silk
Owing to the exceedingly high quality and low prices, early shopping will be found atlvantfci j. l
These are the lowest prices ever quoted for women's coats of such exceptional quality. >1; . .
$24.97
Value $55.00
$50.00
Value $93.00 103133
$24.97
Kit ('tlollt'j' Fur (‘wllx
silk lining. l’illl)(lllll.’l Val.
.‘lntll routs. fur lrlunuml
cmhroidcrmi “r plain.
All silk lined. .
(knits,
‘,\l‘. \ill\
1"
k}... 1" ",l,
'vicinity of Pennsylvania and Irwin
avenues, with the detectives close on
their heels. I
“'hile some of the officers followed
the fleeing robbers who were answer- ,
ing their firc. shot for shot. others
took charge of the car and found
what thcy believed to be all of the
loot stolen from the bank.
Meantime the bandits had run cordon or police was thrown around
through tlu- buildings facing the'the entire section by George MC-
strcet and out of the back doors into Candless. Director of Public Safety.
byways and alleys. They were so .who with Police. Superintendent JOhn
closely followed by the police. llowlC. Calhoun. took command of the
reinforced by all available reserves on policemen who had been Ordered
6the north side and motorcycle menlfrom their beats in all parts of the
from the downtown district. that they city.
took refuge in a house on Pennsyl- The automobile used in the robbery
vama avenue. was taken to Central Police station.
Stationing themselves at advan- where it was found that the rear had
tagcously located windows. they been riddled with bullets. It contained
opened fire on the police, who pre- two pistols of heavy calibre and a
pared to rush the building. package; believed to be the loot from
attracted by the bank.
firing, watched the battle.
Also in the car were four overcoats.
the
SAID THEY WERE BOOTLEGGEBS.
declared to the police that they were
bootleggers and not burglars when ar—
rested Jan. 20 on a charge of bur-
glarizing the Featherston Tire Store
here. police officers testified in the city
court today. The men were held on
the Burglary charge for trial in the
Superior Court. under $2.000 bonds.
APPLICATION IS DENIED.
City Clerk Stephen Dokus received
word this afternoon that the applica-z
tion of the Norwalk and Danbury‘
a-line of. jitneys between Norwalk and
Danbury, had been. denied.
Store Open Saturday Evenings—EON TON
*mwwm—v
Transportation Company, to establish:
A. hearini ’ ‘
three of which bore the mark of an BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 27.—-—Al"lthony~ was held at the City Hall here severa-
Erie. Pa., tailor. The other had been Aurillio and Joseph Delia. of this city. ,weeksago- ~ i
bought in Pittsburgh. 7
At 11:30 o'clock Director Mc— . ’ , “- . “ - -
Candless said that the police lines had :
been extended to cover‘ all of . the
lower north side section. every street:
being guarded. Detectives were then
sent within the lines with orders to
sweep the district thoroughly. .
The police hold to the theory that!
the bandits have been unable to:
' Cable 89° "
den in a hpuse in that section. .
After an exchange of‘shots between
the house and policemen in the street. l
finally ceased.’ suspiciofi‘ grew
that the bandits had escaped and
made their way through the yards of
the Pennsylvania railroad nearby. A"
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS .
PLUMQING, TlNNlNG: AND HEATING
Telephone 314 Darien, Conn.
Install a Tidy Furnace Clock Today
Let it help you start 1370
day right by heating the house
for you before you get. Ul‘ ~
marrow morning, and unit
other morning you want.
Norwalk Chronicler