fm"?
at?
led.
hngon banks vosh-rrllly. to consldor
Theodore Shornnm, of tho Post :omtfactlorll to gullrnlltcc the dcposp
road. was today rpmm-pd to the (”"3 rom 055-
‘Su f I‘d H - . . . . Investigation showml that the bank
In 0 ospltal. suffering from h 1 l lit 60 mm mm k _ Th dl
complications. 3‘ 0. - . . ron( r. c -
erty‘of a New Haven concern. were
» a horse plow to make foot paths for
' pedestrians.
. TNORWLK 5 mumtwick ha beep busysnirtér
‘ ~ »- , his questions with reference to the
“‘ theatre disaster in that city.
The Y. M. C. .C. will meet this even-
ing at Community Hall.
Among the social events' of the
week—end was the roast beef supper
served by the W'illing Workers and
Helping Hands Sunday-school classes
of the Methodist church'. 'A bountiful
supper consisting of mashed potatoes.
turnips. gravy. roast beef. green peas,
pie and coffee was served. The object
'of the supper was to fulfill a pledge
’made by the classes to reduce the
This evening members of the Glrls’ (dumb debt.
Club of the East avenue M. E. church: The .. ,venlng.of Magic." Which'was
will hold the" usual meeting at the I postponed in order not to conflict with
enurCh' ‘ihe card tournament given by the
, ‘Publl‘c Haalth Association, will be held
éd d t “Uh 3?”: Thursday evening at the Parish house
meet on W “9-8 3-“ 9” “noon. ‘5 of St. Luke's church. The entertain—
o'clock at the homo of Mrs. Elmer (T of the evening will be Elmér Apple—
nendr‘cks °‘ East ““9"“ ‘ git of the start of the Brooklyn Daily
fl ""1; th Y M C C Eagle. who will offer several clever
The May OW?” an o “ ' ' ' sll ht of hand tricks. Mr. Applegit
wilsldplay at.Conltfiuni;;ram;f°?hzv:g' ‘ hag been obtained 4hrough t‘he cfiorts
ne “y evemng' e n ‘ of Simon W. Cooper. who is also con—
posing teams to be announced later. inected with the publication. The la-
dies of the parish are invited and an
invitation is extended to all men of St.
Luke's whether members of the guild
or not.
Mrs. Dominic Canevari. of Liberty
Stuart. is recovering after (1 recent
operation.
Rev. J. W. Davis of Bridgeport oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Advent Chris-
tian church at both services yesterday.
The Watch-Your- Stitch
The First and Second teams of the
Boys' Club of the East avenue M.
church. accompanied by a number of
their friends. will go to Grace Parish
hall. First district. this cvening.‘ .
nwhers the teams will clash with the ROWA YTON
First and Second teams of the _
Knights of King Arthur. This will be ‘
«the first game for the local teams ‘ Final arrangements for tho St. Val-
” unLne dance to be held on Saturday
The COl-“leCl-k'ut company ran a evening February 11th are being com-
snow plough practically all of Satur- pleted. The hall of the Hose Com-
day night along llOlll the Dorlon pany will be decorated for the occa-
Point and the East avenue routes. to sion, .
prevent~the tracks from being clog-
ged with snow. Tho- plough was be- Earle Stevens of Mc-
Mr. and Mrs.
ing’ used yesterday afternoon along Klnlcy place entertained on Friday
lilac Dorian Point lino. thc prevailing evening with a supper—dance for a
wind. blowing the snow across the row friends. Those who attended
tracks in drifts ill some places. were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mosser.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kiggins. and Mr.
Rm: Robert ll ll. Fonts. prcachcd 1nd Mrs. Fred Waters of South Nor-
an anniversary scrmon at Christ walk.
church yesterday morning. observing
his first your as rociur of lhl- church.
He made refcrcncc to tho growth of
the work there Lind (If what llzlll lwcn
accomplished during the course of the
Tim Ladies' Auxiliary of the Koway-
lull Hose Company are working with
undivided attention to hold card par—
tits at ”lt‘ Hosc Company for the ben-
l-i‘lt of the Hose Company every
year. in tho cvt-nlmr ill!“ plllpil was
occupied by the Rov, Richard I). lnunth. The first was held Friday evo-
Batch. rector of Trinity church of Him: when five tables were In opera-
Southport. tion. The lady's prize was won by
—— furs. Sidney Bell and the mcn's prize
”Bill" Steinkc. tho inlmimhlo cnr- 'wns won by James Stall. The party
toonist of the Iiridgepory 1'05; and was ill chargc of Mrs. John Plunder.
Bridgcpprt 'l‘clclz'rllm will ln- the» l-lllcf
entertainer at the SOClill :lnd enh-rtuin-'
ment to bc give-ll unllor lhl- uuspim-s
of the Men's comnllltec of Christ Epis~ i "
copai parish on Vi'vmwscny («fining in "V
The Wireless lclcphonc has worked
way to Howuyton whcrc one of
rc-(‘PiVing stations is now owned
Frank A. llranda of Rownylou
:ls
the parlors of u“. lhm...” 1;...“de l,,._ Iil\("lll(‘. You can lli‘al‘ all the music.
ing a cartoonist. "lllll" is :l sollgsit'l'.’”" t" ”‘9 mi'H’IP news, \vcathcr "L
a. man of wit and humor llllil a cnn- 3“”13- Arlington ”m“ signals. 3""
stunt soul-cu 0y “n,us..m,.,.t Lamps. flrllks ml various subjects as given out
The Proceeds of llw l'llti-l'lillllnll'lll ulll 1"“ ”W i‘wntrnl Radio stations in Pitts-
go towards tho "mm”. pun-has» mmL - lunch. Washington. Phlludclpllla and
‘_ .‘xv-xvnrk. Although this is not tho
Mr. and Mrs In...” Hmllzcs (mm: 'l'nyl in lu- ill-lard of in tho vicinity it
tajncll .l largo party or l’rlo-lllls zlt lllo-lr “4 «musing considerable ”“9"“?! "31“"
home. 14 F‘lrst strut. ml Siilllrilll\"'iun"- Hmong ”1" 301an {Olks‘
evening. the affair lwllllx ‘l masons-r-
ade birthday purl.» for l-Zrlwm-tl J. Flzl- STORM DAMAGE
herty of the Soconll rllstrlcl (Hill for HERE “TAS SMALIJ
Henry Harris of l-Iusl Norwzllk. About}
t irt Hf" ‘ t * i .' .
h 3 no at onllul lllc nflnlr. llld Continued from Page OllE’.
games. song's {trill musical Scli'i‘llflns
made tho cw-nlng an enjoyable onc. Ill;-
fl'eshmcnts wcrc svrvml and enjoys-d,
and th affair hruk up lli :lll m-rly hour
, —_
lhnl tho lllcatrcs began to fill. By
ihvn llir- streets war;- ankle drop in
_In your will.
Tm
of .money ‘ mag:
the tuturepfrfpala- _ ,
A. man . '
vision for f
may leave behind. Otherwise.
as may cause loss to the estate.
\Vho will receive the
which you leave?
the State.
flexibility of the law?
in
which your family's whole
might depend? l
cry man who considers his responsi-
bilities and duties. '
for your dependents.
the property you leave will be pre-
served and safeguarded for their ben-
efit. And you can select an executor
and trustee to carry out your plans.
The naming in your will of an exe-
cutor and trustee is second in import—
ance only to the making of the will
itself. The modern trus’t company is
an organization with special fitness
for this duty. It has continuous ex-
istence. It has specialized experience.
It has the counsel and dirt-ciion of
men skilled in business affairs. It
has financial responsibility. It is con-
trolled and safeguarded by strict sta-
tutcs.
The written expression of your in-
tentions—that is your will. The com—
potent and specially-equipped
chanism for the carrying out of your
inwntlons~that is a Trust Company.
The South Nor-walk Trust Company
With its resource of four million dol-
lars and ripe expericnce is fully
cqulpped to act as Executor of your
will.
Advertise in the Sentinel for h
results.
- HEAR
“April Showers”
»- ¢ ‘
Pox Trot
' at
The HAMILTON Shop
49 Wall Street
Clearance
Sale
Now in Progress
GOLDEN’S
Washingtcn :3 ., So. Norwalk
on Sulli' . snow. and HUmi' nl' lhl' snow hm!
("y mornmlz. llrlj'llr'd in (ll-up plli‘S.
.
. . . ‘ 'l‘ln- lllh'lltlllllf‘é- ill lllv llll‘flll‘t'S “us
AHA I’lLl‘lnlher 1’05“”: “’Ipnf]5_ of MISS sm..l1 cumlmllll until the usual Sill-l,
C9 a'r' 0 ' nurtl bum." L'H" zll'll.l\ lllulll (’lil‘VdS ll) reason of this
her a mlsccllanvnus bl‘OVVi'l' nll Hut-i ll IS k,Hd ”Ht lu-lwre-ll q“ 'lllil‘l
.llrgiytgl'mltmg Ill-5‘“5“",l“‘r.]:0l”p- lm' llL‘lll Inch-s ll-ll lll Nol-vvalk and \‘l ,
8p ‘ 9 9 mm) “"“ H r '1 "’1” 1““n' 1 ll ..:\- ’l‘lll- (‘nllnm'lu-lll (‘nmrllllu llmll
iy-hvc young womwn :rzllhrrml :lt Mlss mm mm, ”1“ in km Wm: ”H trucks;
Carr's “on?” “'1’" H" I" 9"" “'1’ ‘ Jun: 3:. l\\' l~lullullr~ llilllg sent (A. l"
Tn": 2,2!“ i:{'.'f"f‘ “huh “H" “I”. :llI lll.- Imgll hung at ll‘tqlli'lll llll¢~l‘—i
“CC ;’ l‘ H' '5‘“ ‘,.Ill "0 l" "",""""l \:ll\ .Illll lvll llll‘ llllvr Hrlmn linr‘s, sucll’
0" VP'rud'y 1“" "’ ‘ Iv”f“"‘ltl‘- 1"" l.\ luluull llllllgr-lmll :Illil Nill\\'lllk.[
0): “("013)” ”MED" lmllmlnq ”"3 .lrlll Slzwlll'nl‘ll and .\'ul\\:llk. llll‘ (Hills;
5 ow” [w (wrlll. L. “as [Illulhillllll 'llul “vim“! m hump," spnis “mm-J
passmi “'llh lllllsu‘ .lllil SillL’lllLf. Huh {,1, ””41 l“... w“.(.,..‘.¢,‘l”h. l
i. ., w , . l .._.. .. .. ’
;:::)Ilyl~:;(llj.u V5641} lsln‘ull .llltl illf‘ .lf-‘ ”1,. I... ,ll urn-r (ll lmrlun-nl llilil’
" ”’ ‘ ”7’ " " " " “““‘ law :1 :l? work l‘l'Sil‘l'Illl) in cleaning out
‘ 7 ’ _ "‘ ‘ llln- L'llllt rs ull’l today is doing all that
DARIEV& NTOROTON ll mm in (‘li‘illl nfl‘ llH‘ slrncis.
1 1 Thu lm‘ul ll-ll-cmph companion rc—
m-m-ll llm sv’l‘VlI'l' was practically un-.
~ . . . 7* llll“l‘l‘ll]lii'l]_
1 - b : l :x . , .
h: l mild n .. .lllll ll lli M .l in Huh. ”I“ SHHHV of ”w storm 0.)
mulling, lllls "lullllllL' Ill lllf' lawn llllll. "willl‘fl’i‘v' ll “'LS “‘4‘“! ,n lhfl 0mm)
IOl‘n llu-l‘s ui‘ (ll—l’nl l‘oui v. q 01' lllf' \\'ll"' chief ."ll lllc local triv—
. . _ - ~ . .' ‘al.
_. r--'-; ~ 1 .' .’
a “mu“, out of tow“ “3““th an”: ’llllon lxllllllgl tlllt lis‘i‘lh m l (loan
noon llllclllllllllh llmi lwo-ll r(-,loril-'l to bu
.' Hill of ()l‘ili'l'.
‘
Miss Anna t‘mm. assistant town
Clerk. “as ll \‘lsitul' nut of town Sal- COPenrlagen Bank
urday zll'tcrnoon. .. in DimCUItieS
, ' ' (‘ilr’lCNHACl-ZN. Jan. 30 (BY asso-
l p to thc prrsvm lllnl- lllI' court ”1“,“ Pro“) 1 Th.- (‘Opt‘llll'lfl'l‘nll’lS
room has. hoe-n fru- of trials for ille' U ' ‘ A
konlrohllllk and Rovisionshank. with ll
shuru cllpiixll of 48.000.0“0 krnncl‘. is
ill difficulties. having finnncc-d Wonk
concerns with largc holdings of Gor-
nlzlll marks. The Minister of Flnunco
met tho «ill-vcitlrs ol‘ lilo othcr Com-n—
month of lJfll'lUi‘il‘Y.
The Schmlulod pool murnnmr-nt be-
twt-ell ll(‘ Norotml Hwighls and Da-.
rifln Fir» l)( purlml-lll has he ('ll ('llncl-l-
rectors of the other banks agreed to
continuance of the institution on con-
illtlon that its share capital and its’
reserve fund be reduce-d. '
Lemar Built-r of Kim Post Road had
the misthrtune to fracture his right
Wrist Saturday evening due to a fall
upon the slippery pavcments.
TWO ROCKVILLE MEN SHOT
ROCKVILLE. Jan. 30.—-James Sar-
—~_ ‘M‘.
....~.._
A Timely Offering
of a Heavyweight Ribbed
UN ION SUITS
A fine warm garment for
these cold days
$2.15
or two for $4.00
Costello
Men’s Shop
21 North Main Street
This .is’aaddressed to the man who.
givrs so much 013.1118 time to making
money that 'he otcn forgets what so, ‘
is making it for. ,_ Theaccumniating ,
" , fé‘»nntil.he looks,
Beyond his own life and takes m
ures for‘the protection of those-”he.
his
, property may be distributed to such,
persons and in such proportions as
would have been eitlrely contrary to
his wishes. and under such difliculties
P1139911?
Are you willing to
let that be determined by the law of ,
and permit ‘ the exptnsesv
and sacrifice oten caused by the in-
Suppose your wife is inexperienced
business affairs—would you be
willing to leave to her or burden her,
with the investment or funds upon
futurg
These are problem which lace ev-v
By making a. will. you can deflg-v
mate who shall receive your property.
you can create a. trust
insuring that
mc-'
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is something that every woman wants. We are .
here to demonstrate to you thiswonderfui cleaner
at any time that you wish. Our Hoover Mall Will call
at your homemat any time that you Wish—and Show
you how this cleaner works. ‘
Don’t hesitate to ask for a free demonstration' .
Easy Weekly Payments—If you wish.
, DONNELLY’S
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Underwear Sale
The following prices indicate the importance of taking advantage
of this sale. We have made the reduction of prices on the tanning
garments in order to c1059 out various lines and broken lots. A fresh
and unusually attractive assortment of Nightgowns, Envelope
Chemise and Bloomers.
W 9
All assortment of heavier quality
Muslin Gowns. round neck. short
sleeves. lace trim-pink and muslin, long sleeves, high and
white ....... . . . ......... . 75c V neck. embroidery trim. . - .
Nainsook Envelope Chemise. lace “““ " ' ' ' 3190' 3125’ “'75
and ribbon trimmed. camisole
Style ......... 896. ‘1.00. 3,-75 Namsook and Muslin Bloomefl.
bemrtitched and lace trimmed
runes, reinforced and roomy.
Pink only 50;?“
Fine Longcloth Gowns, lace trim.
pointed and square neck. ‘short
sleeves . . . . . . ..... $1.50, $1.79
l
J. I. Mallette
88 washington Street
4-4—-/'_-'0u;'4,«v.‘.
r---'.a.-.'-.oy--.vv.
A HOOVER CLEANER. ,.
,.,,_--
\
yu--o¢uuo/4ry-._~--u.-
I‘ x.“
##fllm
A t E b .d V
" 0
Just now we are cleaning up all Ill" “ . ,M, _
“Royal Society" stamped articles lwl‘ulu .; ‘
new spring line.
There‘s a charm of some sort in w\’ul‘_\‘ 35‘. . . ., L
quality is assured. Thrifty buyers who 1.3.: - ‘ “"‘f'
needlework on hand to work on at spal’w xi . ; - .. 1.9.,
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between N ew York & Norwalk.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Ends of Trust-
pcrtation; Padded Van: for Pm-nimWilrll‘
Main Office, 26 Concord St., So. Non-walk, Phone 294
New York Office, 201 West 20th.. Phone Chains: 8059
ING
CLOCK REPAIRING .
JEWELRY REPAIRING
We are now preparedptc give the best class of workman-
ship at short notice—All work guaranteed.
Complete Optical department.
0. B. JACKSON i
J owner—Optometrist... 3"
58 Wall Street
The men's chorus I th» f‘ . .
o ‘ .ongrega gem and John Johnston 1n the Rock~
tlonal Church will ms-e-t this evening ville City hospital. sufl'cring from
for their wil'ekly rchcnrsul. The mlxcd
chorus will meet Thursday evening at
7.30.
wounds as the result of a mysterious
shooting yesterday. are not in a
serious condition. it“ was said today.
The wounds, while painful. are not,
likely to have a serious outcome. The
state police were called into this case
late yesterday. Mark Hewitt. who
lives in a shark in Vernon. and in
which place the other men have been
living. is under detention. The story is
that tile three men were awakened
during Saturday night by a shot fired
outside and that someone then fired
additional shots through the windows...
Johnston was wounded in the body
and Sargent in the abdomen. Hewitt
.Miss Dorothy McClintock and Miss
rothy Warburton who spent the
I: end in New York resumed their
atlas in the schools this morning.
ving enjoyed a visit with friends.
The members of ills> Darion Volun-
l er fire department shove-Hod the
l' from ln front of the building to
c freedom to the apparatus in case.
an emergency call.
The Textile Store
SPECIAL
40 Inch Canton Crepe... $1.25 yd.
colored Outing Flam-lei, 8 yds. $1.003
186 Washington at. s. sou-wall; 1i
\Two five ton auto trucks. the prop‘ assisted in getting them to the hospi-
tal yesterday.
Stalled on the Post Road above the
Centre School early yestcrday morn-
ing. They finally clonred the high-
way: enough to resume their journey.
WESTING TRIAL POSTPOBIED
NEW’ YORK, Jan. 30.——Trial of Alric
J. Weaning, former Worcester, Mass.
salesmang-for the murder of Carl Mol-
vlar, Bronx jeweler, December 23, was
again adjourned today, this time until
‘March 6, to permit defensé counsel to
obtain rfom SWeden “evidence regard~
ing héreditary insanity.
About four hundred spectators were
in the courtroom. some fifty of them
being members of the First Swedish
Baptist church of Worcester. Those
has. a teacher in the Centre 301100), who "came from Worcester included
The road commissioner had menflat
work early yesterday morning with
The State Highway (ic—
partment also cleared the Post road
in some place-s where the snow col-
ma. from the heavy drifts.
Miss Eva Bostwick of Prospect. 'lvc-
Neweil & Murray ‘
Clothiers and Farr-idles
“To Men Who Know” ,
15. Washington St, So. Norwllk :
Men’s 54.0!) Heavy Cor-‘7’
mam-«MW -
ars‘
RfiiT-eiifisi
ssowasumcro .
#1?
:ain _
so. neoplasm
Mimi-M ”
duroy Pants
SW“; .' , .29. ’j ‘7 1' fi- $235
rned from a Week-end visit in Welt-1111575 (other Wet brother and
n. D. 93. Since her return —£l£ier. , '_ . f ’. _..‘_;‘;* .
amour, JAN. 30. 1922
«PM
A‘Big N eW Stock of Rugs
We have just recently receivcll .l , ,4
Amongst which are some striking new lit-~74: \ .
minsters' , Wilton Velvets and “'iltnn.‘
MEL
"N ‘. Ax.
We have every pattern and almnq M . \ I,
. . . ll..1l§..'_.\.
. of the largest rug mills m the country, 'r “l“-
3 :An endless variety of patterns in ._-‘:: - f,”
,3. Hartford, Alex. Smiths, Magoo and Swill. .: \, . L, n “In... ‘
’ ‘1 represented in this showmg. “5
l .
. We would be pleased to show you . 3 .. ., M ,
of“Artistic Floor Coverings and quail. 3. l , . “l 719'“?
“H': a ._
exceptionally low. was
' AngeVine F urniture Co.
16 North Main Street 5,33... Norm};
advantage of the reduced prices this \vwk.
Values are astonishing.
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Mfm
THE WEBER SHOE
For Men and Young Men
$5.00 to $7 .50
A lower price range with higher qualnly -. s
V Milton Elwood
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‘ 122 Washington Street South .\m' um \
J
«0'
,,_,,_,.,.,,,,,,'__,._p_,,,_.,,_,_,,, new
Victor W'esley
Has Removed to
4-8 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Weld i n :-
TELEPHONE 365-5
- ”filmy/rm»
. $5.00
Emerson’s New Shoes for Men
Many Styles in Either Brown or Black
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
: C‘onneally E9” Bracken
South Norwalk
. leff/ffl
’ ' WRING
Done on Our Own Premises
Best Workmanship and Moderate Prices
TRY OUR SERVICE
The F. s K. Stationers
South Main Street
pp - -pra'-',--".g1,-
. WWW-(J
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1g Removal Sale
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING
Everything sold regardless of cost.
T, CLIEBA’S
f‘SOutll N orwalk
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