EAST’NoRWAiK
Mrs. Kenneth Day. of Beth mate.
in in at her home.
William Riley. 01' East avenue,
about again after a recent illness.
‘Wiiliam Tobey. Six.
Boulevard. is about again after his
recent illness.
Hater Russell Dugan. of Reynolds
street. has been ill at his home with
rheumatism.
Mrs. John Donnelly. of Fort Point
street. who has been ill. is improv-
1118.
Lack of a. quorum prevented the
meeting of the Y. M. C. C. being held
last evening.
Albert Eldridge Jr.. of' Hani'ord
place. has taken a position with the
Nash Engineering company.
Mrs. Albert Dunn, of Beds Place. is
improving after an illness. which has
is
of Gregory
{ford touring car which was' stolen
‘Fnhile shopping in New York city early
n December. The insurance was held
)y Bearse and Austin at Damien.
Henry'B. Coolie.r Key C. Lester and
fired H. Hart will hold their first
meeting for 1922 tomorrow in the Aa-:
aessors office in the Town Hall. The
board will meet to listen to any com-
plaints between the hours of 9 and
12 and l and 4- in the afternoon.
A picture of Miss-Albertina Schlein-
kofer. secretary of Tilley's Bird farm.
lppearcd in yesterday’s edition of the
illustrated Daily News of New York.
in connection with the closing of the
poultry show at M‘sdifion Square Gar-
den. Miss Schleinkofer was shown
holding a .pet goose.
The New Canaan Junior Y. M. C. A.
Group is planning a. trip and special
meeting at the homerof Stanley Whit-
ruary 23nd. The following week. a.
joint meeting or the New Canaan
Comrade-Y Group and thee Pioneer-Y
Group is planned. with an address on
"Lincoln" which it is hoped will be
The Board 0: Relief composed of ..
> day and Friday.
Joy in Darien for Thursday night Feb- .
1mm. 85-: of mm-
sonar' “m mvm— ;_.
’Vaudeviile. '
a
lion. "The'Bonnle Brier Bush." many.
or the scenes of which were. photo—"A
graphed in Scotland. has caught the:
ipunlic fancy at the Palace thesis-er.
[where it is on view this week Thin;
The story is tannin»
sting and the character interpremm
tions by such players as Donald cusp.
Mary Gynne. Alec Fraser
Hayden Comn are eminently artistic.
With this picture the management
will present a new five act vaudeville
Marie Stone in
Dream."
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CADIP' MOHAWK CORPORATE!“ ‘
MEETS AT NAUGATUCK. 5
"Rip Van Winkle’s:
Donald Crispf's Paramount produc—
and Mrs...
bill headed by Frank Stafford and ,
The Camp ‘Mohawk Corporation
:in Naugatuck
noon. Among the items of buiness.
was theYormal acceptance or a gift
of $2.500 given by Mrs. N. M. Pond;
of Milford toward the erection o! aj
met in the new Y. M. C. A. building ,
last Saturday after- »
g The New February
Records
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% ABig New Stock of Rugs
1
l
We have just recently received a H”. ( . ’
lll'c,‘g\
. l::-}l\\(\“g. A:
Amongst which are some striking mw (li‘31;1_\
' ministers, Wilton Velrets and \Viltons,
We have every pattern and almust cw r: .
of the largest rug mills in the country. '
m!
T “IL l" (Ills.
An endless variety of patterns 10 ch... .0 -... .
Hartford, Alex. Smiths, Magoo and Htophm s ' ‘
. represented in this showing.
“mph,“
.:. q}.
Hith'm HM
We would be pleased to Show you (.11.. 1mm! Mi ,_
of Artistic Floor Coverings and qurm» V. 1 , , “, ‘léplay
exceptionally low. ‘ - ' “MW. 3..
. Angevine Furniture Co.
( Opposite Palace Thoazre l
16 Earth Main Street
lasted since December of last year. given by Mr. Robert Stanton who in dining hall at Camp Mohawk. This
Roy C Donmm’infield street one of the few men now living who seneroua gift was accepted with dorm ' at ......
yesterday entered the Government knew Lincoln personally. got“ secnthafek' Sin: aremarmnitieifil:nt:mnmm: l I
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hospital In Brooklyn. for an opera- Mrs. Augusta W. Miller of 110$:an to put up this building. '1. ,'
“in Road. Noroton. died Saturday. at them arranged to submit the tentative -. 7
The Bovs' Club will meet at the age 0f 66' She had been sufleringiplana to a builder to ascertain m‘o .- ' -.’
East aven‘ue M E church this (_ve_ From indigestion for some time past. accurately the exact amount nee ear“ . 3 ,_ ‘
' ' but her death was sudden. Mrs. mn- A Building Committee was appointed. ' .. > . ~ ‘ ' .:
icr was born and educated in Voliin.'00nllstin£ or F. M. Case of Milford.
Germany. and came to this country at'W. F. Tyler 01 Winsted. and E. L. :
the age of 14. She had been resldiungaxton of Nomik. This building .
in Noroton about seven years. She will add very greatly to the attrm‘t- j
was a member or the ladies’ Aid 80- giveness and usefulness of Camp Lio-
ning. A business ses‘sion and a so-
cial will be held.
v
3‘ Just now we are cleaning up all the mm. «M "llrlx
l “Royal Society ’ stamped articles bofnro .1- a...“
‘ new spring line.
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith. of Fifth
street. are the parents of a. baby girl
fizzhllgigg dgfizntxliséehliiother and ciety of the Zion Evangelical Luther- hawk equipment.
' an church in Stamford. She is surviv- . . . . ‘ _
A Bum. amfimowe lost a m ed by her husband. Carl w. Miller. . Headquarters for Victrolas and Victor Records There s a charm of some sort 111 every } W, W
. n and her daughter. Miss Emma. A ‘ . ' 3, quality is assured. Thrxftv buyers who m... T. - , '
wheel at the corner of Van zandt h H K Mill r f St ,7 ‘ “ .. [litteof
are“ and Ea“ avenue 98"” sunny mm er' em“ ' e o ' needlework on hand to work on at spare n...” x H W”
Louis, also survives. . .
l advantage of the reduced prices this week.
morning. when it skidded on the slip-
pery street and hit the curb.
Superintendent of highways and So easy '0? M 3.8830 0" .. ' ‘ l ' V l t _ h'
——- . "In: ml! _ ~ ' - n' a UPS are as OBIS {11g
Joge h Hon . . bridges of the Town of Darien. Charles . _________________________ ‘ fl ‘ . _______________ _
Countr; Club yzzgdhfj gzsnfifirleltl: Rumpf returned from Hartford with No'TO‘B‘O has helped mom'f. s »
a. severe cold‘ at his home in “fine“ good news recently. concerning the ‘0 break the costly. nerveahattertns ; . . ;
bury has recoveredand has rein-riled new concrete road to be placed over come habit Whenever rholn' hm =‘ . V
.to his duties “‘5‘ avenue and t° ”tend through ‘ long“ for a make or c ' “at ‘ eela LS }
' to the Stamford city line. The road place 3 hgn:l:t”1;°‘?l;ngcimmit in » ‘
. . . . . your men n ea . care s 01)..
Mrs. E“ b will M 15 red. wide with black line . _ .. .
3;]an Whozahaeghgofizptpgrttiw aims??? in the centre. The Boston Post Road Bhgrtly the 13$“ in agapnt‘l’llgmgn- i Women's Wool Rose in a. warmly of styles and colors. :
' , , .. . - an on are tter 0 mm . .
her son m Maryland. is "Tum-ruling “1”“ r“ great" ’" ”‘9 summer {min ”can: flnmmy It's .0 , Z. These consist. of broken lines and are reducd from prices rang- -
1 1 - § _ . -('ullL:<-sll0ll of traffic. therefore it is - - ml . . f _‘ .98 ~ _ ’ _ ............ . _ _ . “-..: _ $290 - ..
’3 0W Y from her lllmss. m r many d to mak UN “7‘ st avenue simple. Get ‘ box 0: No-To-Bac u‘ , we ran: $2.25 to $2 at ............ ‘ '
friends ll E. t N , »' . propose 'e - ' ‘ ‘ ' _ 3
to .earn {m‘ghe .2211?” “1:11;“ 5"“ highway parallel with the Post Road. if it doesn 1 release you from all crav- . Extra Heavy Fleeced Vests and Pants, sizes 38 and 42 only. , ,
g or. As it has been stated this will make it ma to; “’53ch it” 2113' form. your . Size 38, $1.00. and 42, 31-5 .
m , _ ru w re un ~ ,, ~
The Barges 26 and H of the Mon necessary lfo: :wohtlt’itlffictgifficerie‘ l.” “‘33:“ Que-mm ’°“" "mm” . Short Flannelette almonas reduced form 31.50 and 31.25 to $1.00 . South Nomalk
an ”up. have disch - . . \e.1r roun(. )H W 6' IPI‘ 0)‘ W 9 ' , _ .. “ .
of mm.” at thi'gfiu‘ti‘gflclfi‘ffj supplied by the town of Dal-ion or the "f ; Children Woven Wool Leggings black. blue. brown and are}. 1 l ”a,”
decks and an. awaiting a low out 6'1. sum police will he determined when . former prices 98c and $1.75. new ................. 79c ands150 . l I’m
1119 local harbor. A Moran “m. mg mm‘f‘ SHUSTRCWU’ "1‘5""5 “3"“ “‘9“ ’ : Infants Felt Slippers 75c, now . ......... . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . .. 50c :1. “ ' ’ ’ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ " ‘ ‘ " " ‘ 0 "r ' n ' m
is expected in today. concluded. . ' Short Fiannelette Skirts, $1.00. now . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . 75¢ : THE WEBER SH :
Hickory Rubber Baby Pants. 50c. now .. 39c
SOLON H. BORGLUM
Miss Josephine Clio. r 2 r , a ;
T'Oint NIH-0t who wels opeorntild :53; QUAL'TY SHOP : » ._ '
at the Non-walk. Hospital for append]- DIES AFTER OPERATION ' i . And many other artfples specially priced. .
film. In (lump; Mir-ply there today. n F : ' ‘ : For Men and Young 1‘19“
x33 stianld. The op'rutlon was per- Continued from First Page. HQAIJ . v -
"1“ 'V "S. \‘v'llllilll‘i J. 'l‘rzlcpy ‘ ‘ u “ ‘
and llolwrt H. l‘- l -. ' T‘ :ll . , .
(n u¢ abroad and won lmnwxaivle mention at REDL ONS ‘ - l 0
1rlllusliiesls of importance will lu- :ELOIXSS :s‘lfit‘wfn ”99 and at the Our Only Sale This. Season ; . . . I _ . .
alsm- m at the r- l' .. , '- -' ~ - a . ' . .
3h" Sunday School {'Sllrzrorgie‘ejl‘lntfig: Among a an"- or works in Various 1_3 to 1-2 OFF ‘ . : g A lower price range With Fugher qua‘:iy v5 Hec
:ge-nu'v Ill . l-J. (~lllll"('h to ln- lu-ld at tho if;It:J)‘q.‘,::‘|i.‘ignitg;,_lnl::,':”::_[Ti-3:13; : 88 waSh‘nm Street ‘1
:lnzeoi; l‘flfiflgftlggmg A m” attend- Hun FranciscoVl-I\p0sition or 1915 and fi Ml . l l .’
[hr nu- l'olossal portrait busts of Cl\'i| ' ' ' ‘ ’ """""""" ' ' ’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ P """"""""" r
. \\'.u‘ (.1: m-ruls in ”14- Vicksburg Na-v l; ‘ ’ .
ROWA YTOV 11mm lurk. Running are his wife} fi
" who was Miss limmn \‘lgnal of l’nris.l earance 1 0' I V 00
——~__. .1 daughter Monica. and :1 son. l'uul.' . R
Ilarry Strr-o-t h”. i'lllllllt‘ll'lul ' whn lilll‘vi'il at Stamford from [luri-j _ a ‘-
, m... 6 31-5 - .le 0 or 122 Washington Street South \ml
is pond. tin: .l:|\' ] . 1
For n nunllwr of yvnrs Mr. Borglum - ”VJ/WM .
Samuel Mom, of LOW” Mr”! i r: suit-ll m Nurwullx‘. Iwmu‘ u promim-nt ‘ NOVV m Progress » - O . .......... - ....... ’-,,-..- ,,,,,,,,_ - .
visiting with friends “1' “(mm \'._s mvlnlwr or the Silx'e-rmim- urtists' rans orta on 0 w,
non, N. Y, A ”' vulnnxp .md 11mm; mm h in :lrlvum'v the ~ ’ ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ > . ‘ .
‘ .llllnlli‘ :lnd smml life In that plan". 0! DE . . ‘ .
n F"? ”“"’"*“‘=*"- .. nowal-mu a..- ’“" w“ “”2 ‘1‘.” “"..,“"“‘ ' Dally Sernce Between New York & Norwaik 1C 01’ ES 6
Ul‘, ml purphu’sbd n Ilmigl- scl'm from llll’ Hv'llmnr‘s . in. lo. at .‘I w-r— . a r
n WWW“ ..., 8°. “(mm LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
1 1:13.. llvatriva Dans, who spent the “”1”" ‘- "- ‘~ 5- “”L"‘”""" Ton Large Trucks at Your veemce for All Kinds of Tran:- Has Removed t° -
m sunum-r with h... mwms ,3 n runs FATHER AND SUN . . ‘
. ~ ~ I hon Padded an. for Funding Work . g
l” .h’..r "Um" 1“ N"W York with u sv- DINNER. . m ’ l . 48 CHESTNUT STRELT
“.0 .0... «m. A To 1 Off . Mam Ofice, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294. l _ _ . .
3“,...“ M. the you“: folks am pl Al the regular mrcllng of the \Vil- lme y enng New York om £91 Wm 20th.. non. 0mm . Fenders, BOdleS, Lamps, Repaired—W cldmg.
‘ ‘ ' ' ‘l'l' ion Y. M. (‘. .\. l‘nmmittee last. week. . ‘ ‘ t
lung to attend the (l'mce to h, ._ ‘
. . ‘ ’ 31‘9" Inns \w-ro- (-om leiwl lor thv Father - -
W ”... w - ‘ -. , P P . - TELEPHONE 365-5
w" Fm: “0';):r;":lllllltulliu, oi lhq- imr- “nil Hm: lllllnm' which will come on Of alleatyuelght Rlbbed l
. “n ' \Vt'le'Stlily evening. February lslh. ' ”WI/"m
Mrg‘ l): ‘l . ‘ 'l‘hv :‘l‘i‘dkf’l‘ will lw Mr. Joseph Palnl- UNIONSUITS .
has (~gos,.:;n,wyl';:(.”i (it TOkonir'kP- M of Hartford. Mr. Palmer 1133- ‘ ' v.
as” f.“- l"ls:ldennm(“:m;) tih"r°1;'nd proved a very popular speaker on ' U ' 3
~ (‘ ‘ ‘ l“H- W ere .. - 7]” 1 V! '
Hhe wm .q +- ,. . ._ such omnsunls and Vt on 3 try "n _.._. \ 7’ _
mompm D nd tho remaining ““"C‘r fortunate in securing his servicrs. A fine W3 garment for. arm S ' ce ‘ e . o
_7_ 'l‘lu- Committee in charge- of the de- these COld days _ _
; ~ ~— tails of the supper are: Clarence ' Be Be - etc tm . 00 9 1
rail);;.“ln ”*hld'.‘ lnrfin-r “mm"m’il"Jackson Clarence Chapman and Rev __.. Big n’ Baby n’ Slap M I" An t Ta“ Emerson S New Shoes for 31‘ ll
' “n' an "0W munar- ‘ ’ < «. . - k ‘ ' .' ' . . . . . -.
grills]: Sunbeam Companvklnr (Ithterlil‘l. Howard l-airchlld. $ 2. 1 5 8.Day Alarm, Plaln-Gl' Ram!“ Dials. . - l Many Styles In Either Brown 01' 3130‘
'ew York office. was tho» . ~' . , ‘ . _ l _ NINGS
the Works-m] of Mr, and ‘1i1955';vcr T0.“ THIJFB \‘TDD130. see Window Dmpmy 5 STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVE
W’rigm of Tokeneke . h ‘1 0rd "r— . or two for $4.00 .
‘ Miss Carrie Peters. of Brooklyn. is , _ ‘ .
in town to train a large group of chil- onnea rac e
DARIEN&N0R0T dren for the Tom.’l‘humb Wedding. 4 . . ’
ON in the .Fert . ' \ South Norwalk
which is to be given
Methodist Episcopal Church on Tues-
day evening. February 7th.
This is niways a. popular occasion
and Miss Peters is always a p0pu1ar
leader with the boys and girls who
participate.
Jeweler—zeptumetrist .
Costello ‘ , .
l 58WallStreet \. Norwalk
Menfs Shop . i
21 North Main Street
Ralph Gentile. of the Post Road is
visiting with his partnts ' ' '
. ~ in '\ -
yen today. A 9W Ha
.-.~4-«.—.¢.—.__... .........................
. The Men's chorus of the Congrega-
tional church met last evening {or re-
}; earsal.
. o
Owing to the fact that agreat
many of the members of the Girls'
.Club wanted to witness the basketball
game at Grace Parish hall last' eve-
ning. there was no meeting of the
club. A meeting will be held next
1...... ”e" w... has been visiting 21°35?givjz‘“i.fi°livi2..§h°.:°?£§
o
_ The I exit! 8
with his parents on Mansfield avenue, Sporting page today. e tore
has, resumed his duties at college. l
Done on Our Own Premises
" Best Workmanship and Moderate Prices
' ~ TRY OUR SERVICE
he F. 6° K. Stationers
George Bennett, :1 student at Yale
college, ls spending a few days at his
home on Old King’s Highway.
ltlrs. Frank Holmes of Old K" ' l .
_ . m s I E
Brigihiway. will entertain for a paliy “HI’ ”I s GIAL 4 ¥ th Street
0 rendsat her hom ’ ' I "I. ............... "-"’--f 1",P>-'--
9 this evening. I 40 Inch Canton Graph” $125155? « ‘
Carl Swazy. of Sedavick avenue
who has been ill for the past few days
with a severe cold. is in a much imw
proved condition.
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Colored Outing Flannel, 8 yds. $1.09} ‘f
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133 Wanmm 8t. 5. Norwalltj '
“P'ape's Cold Compound”
Breaks any Cold
The Wolf Cub Pack of the Noroton
Presbyterian church will meet tomor~
row at 6:30 i th ' . . -- '
Noroton avenuz. e" Chm room on In Few Hours 7 . 7_ . ‘45 .
Mm A L. Raymond. of mummy Imam Rene“ no“ my “Med- Newell 8; Murray 5 Everything sold regardless of cost.
avenue. and Mrs. C. E. Sisson. orgup!
LeRoy avenue. were visitors out of doe:
town yesterday afternoon.
Quit blowing and. snutfling! A' "
or ' Pope's Cold Compound" tak-
len every two hours until three dose 1 ‘ ‘ffl’onmfle‘nn'WMLKn m
'are taken usually breaks up‘any cold.a m~Waohl ‘ . ‘58:"? 3813...; ' ‘7
The very first dose opens clogged ~ . l I A .. l V ‘
nostrils and the air passages of the .
head; stopsnose running; relieves'the
headache. dullness. teverishness.
, "Papa's Cold Compoun ". acts ',
quick. sure. and costs only a ,1'ew cents '
at drug stores ~ It acts without assist-
ance. taste. nice. contains, no quinin
The funeral of the late
Smith was held yesterday
from Si. Luke's. Episcopal
. Norman. with-1110mm H. M.
._ .otfleiaiing. The interment
1 yang-ins Grove cemetery.
Road communism- Charles Rump:
received the insurance for .1113
v
Lewis
afternoon
church:
Dumbell
was in
LIEB’S
south Norwalk
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