Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 31, 1922 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

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Dry Goods Store

Under Molnakemo Hotel

South Norvulk

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Attorney John T. Dwyer is in

Bridgeport on business today.

 

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$22.50,. $29.56, $3.75.-

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ml .1 new Ford: car.

 

 

3 Hum who had the misfortune
; - I In of one of his fingers last
. . Inmg nicely.

.vn‘mg the operators of the
' . w --phnne exchange will hold a
. - lilk's hall. South Main street.

 

vi Iotor and. Hood

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mng meeting of the Ladies’ Add
or the First M. E. church will
.I tho church tomorrow after-
,L o'clock.

 

m-mmg of the missionary com-
..v 1le South Nor‘wulk Congre-
-1 (hurt): will be held at the
l‘m’: vvening 3.1 8 o'clock.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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- Corporation Counsel William F.
Timmy is in New York city on

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The Monday evening Social“ Club

.sinet at the Ami-lean Legion Hall. last.
flight. Sickness. Kept many away.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

—Coa.l. fresh mined, screened auto-
. wit-aim. $13.50 per ton. Harri!
ind Gama ($0., Tel. 721.

 
 
 

 

Miss Katherine McCarthy. stenog-
mpher at the 03109.8 01 Keogh & Can-
dee. is ill at her home in the First dis-
trict.

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s. A. 1-1an AA, Is
Promoted Right In to
Inventor’s Family .

NEW YORK.
Thomas A.

 

. Jan. 31.-——-When
Edison ‘tocrnuiated his
famous and much-abused quea—
nsire last spring, . had had
no idea that the only mum who would
answer it correctly could win his way
into the Ediwn family. but such is the
cane. :Samuei A. Halsey, of Newark.
N. 3.. will finnight mam-y my: Char-J
lotto W“. Howklns. sister-inflow of
Charles Edison sun 0: the inventors
The wedding will “its plane at the
$118.:Ie8 Edison home in west Orange.
m. fidiscy, who is now monomer of
an Edison concern In (iris city. was
one of the fir-1: to get the tunnus:
questionnaire issued last? February.
Instead of ridiculing it. he answered it .
—listlng correct
question—sad was given an AA grad-
ing by the inventor tumult. He was
given a. job juggling figures in the
Edison factofiem but he didn't stay at
that long. In his advance. he reached

 

Dr. Arthur Carpenter. the noted
scientist and lecturer. will appear this
week. as the fourth number in tie
F'airfleid County Lyceum entertain-
ment course. appearing in South Nor-
walk on Friday;

 

Falling on the icy street while vis-
iting on the Westport Road. yester-
day afternoon, Tony Renzulli. or San-

bow. He was taken w'the Norwaik
hospital for treatment
Mahon and Dr. W. J. Tracey.

Mrs. Beynolds. of 32 Adams ave-
nue, complained to the police last
night about a man with a flash light
[prowling around the premises of her
home.
ed. but the fellow had disappeared
before he arrived at the scene

 

A number of the Yale Alumni of
,this city are to attend the dinner to be
given in the i'niversity Club. Bridge-
port. this evening. under the auspices

 

I..I.,I'Ies' Aid Society of the First
1.8.! Episcopal church will hold
'r.1I.Il business meeting at the
.uzrx at 3 p. m: on Wednesday.

 

Icadlaxor and Hood

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COVE?!-

'Association. Dean Angeli of Yale
.University will be the principal
‘speaker.

Vibora Lair. No. 4. M. 0. 8.. will

hold installation of officers tonight in

 

‘n umml meeting or f ncas Tribe.
1 F) R. 3.1.. will be held this
'4: Pinochle will be played on
"viiu‘ ”awning. this being the next

last session. Lester Brush's
Is now leading Al Pohimsm's
ill. and the latter Will strive hard
wrue ahead again.

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Rune Deputy Mrs. Hudson. of

“'ld‘JPDOTt. will install the officers of
! ..mp No. 3. P. O. of A. ata meeting
:0 be held this evening at P 0. of A.
'lilL Madison and Franklin streets.
The usual business meeting will also
lur- held. 130110154135: the meeting r9-
Mments will be serxwt-d and a social
nme enjoyed.

*Ifirge sixe pea. coal $11.50 per
ton. Harris and Gama Co. Tel. 721.
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MELLEN’S FOOD
65c

Stillson-Powell Corp.
South ROI-walk

 

its rooms in 10 Commercial street.
{Grand Gu Gu Grandisismo Hurry'
‘Jackson. and staff. of New Ha\en.
will conduct the ritualistic work.
Refreshments will be served follow—
ing the business meeting.

 

That a patient of Dr. Ruland's san-
itarium in W'esnport had been missing
since January 8 was a. report made
to the police yesterday. Tho patient
is described as a Hebrew. 45 years
old. standing about five feet. five
inches. with sandy hair and wearing
a. dark suit and a brown fedora hat.

 

The Woman's Association of
South Norwalk Baptist church will
hold a regular mlssmnary meeting at
lthe (‘hurth on “'Hlnesda} afternoon
‘in 30 o'clock. At this time. Mrs.
I‘ hark-I» Man . will tell of ‘Icr person-
In] uxrwrl‘ nc's “mung thn (‘rou in»
mans. A social hour will follow.

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Justice- of the Peace Herbert 0.
Pollard will hear arguments in the
{action maru-d hv Pishop 6: lanes
'against Thomas F. Durnin. or this
city. for damages of 399 on an unpaid
bill of the some amount. Property
on “'93! avenue was attached for $150
in the- actéon by Deputy Sheriff Nel-
lson W. Benedict. Attorney Louis
Goldmhmldt represents the plaintiff
tcompany and the case is returnable
before Justice Pollard on February

 

 

a, 8th.“
w,‘ (‘LALHS $700 DAMAGES.
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3‘? The case of Edward Everetts. of

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Y OUR MONEY

» Saugatuck. presents—d by

Keogh 1k

Candw. vs The Garco Motor Sales

' Company of New Haw-n. represented

by Judge Samuel H051. which was
brand in New Haven. went to the jury

‘ last evening for deliberanon. Everett;

claims $104.: damages due him who:
his automobile was run into on the
m Road between Westport and
Greens Farms on November 12th.
1920. by a truck owned by the defend.

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“tuck. summed a. dislocatéd left el-'

by Dr. Mc-‘|
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Patrolman Dorney investigat-Z

ot the F‘ajrfield County Yale AIumnI‘

the,

”the post or chief of the pomnnei staff

and met Miss Hawkins. who was doing

wrlrnre' work in the plant.

It was here that Mr. Halsey framed. .

, iris own questionnaire of but one
'quvsfion. Miss Hawkins also graded
him AA.

LENNEX ACCIDENT
WAS. UNAVOIDABLE

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‘ wagon overturned because in waning
to avoid an automoblie it struck a. pile
of sand alongside of the troiley tracks.
Lennek was thrown out and died from
injuries received in the fall.

The first witness caiied to the stand

was Medical Examiner Samuel H.
iliuntington Dr. Huntington testified
that death was the result of a. punc-
ture of the right kidney. He further
stated that two of the right ribs had
been broken and there were other
bruises on the body.

Nathan Shiicpsky. who was driving
dbl» automobile which caused the: d?-
‘ceused to svwrw Into the sand pile
{tanned that he had seen the Lonnek
wagon and had turned out to the right
in order to ax oid hitting him He said
'that he saw the wagon overturn and
’had stopped his machine and went to
ith“ injured man s aid.

Testimony showvd that there was
about ten loads of sand in the pile and
that it has been 03111141 alongside or
the trolley track by C(Intrat’inr Vl'ake-
man and left there (or the Connecticut
company to haul it off. it was also
shown that there were red lanterns
lighted at either end of the pile.

llepuly Sheriff Edgar G. Perry testi—
fied as to what his investigation into
the accident had shown. His issu-
many was practically the some as the
other witnesses.

Irving Rudd. a membor oi the Pub-
lic l‘tilities Commission. Was present
Eat the hcanng. but took no formal

part in it. simply “shaming 10!th tryi-
l mom.

Th» funeral o! Loom-k was held Hus:
:mornmz :1! tin (‘hun i: of the Assump—
tion in Vi Pstport lim Ituhard J (‘ .r—

 

roll officiated and burial was In the
.Ctholir rumour}. King garnet.
\x'anport.

JOHN T. AGAIN
OUT OF LUCK

Continued from Page Nine.

committeeman. poi II u ng out

(M: .313-
x'antagxe It would M: to- harp a high
class political organizer and “fixer” at

the head of the depanmrni 21.3.1 dis—
tributes the fedvral palronagvs in ev-
ery little hamlet In America.

it Is mid that President Harding
was appreciative of Mr King's abili-
ties along political lines and that
winds he realized the appointment of
such a. pouucian would do much to
aid solidarity 10 the G. 0. P.. be had
practically decided on Dr. W‘ork be—
fore Hays‘ announcement of his re»
firemen: was made. it is generally
understood in circles very close to the
White House.

 

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On and after February list. milk

 

will be mduoed‘to 14 cents a. cum
J. H. CROSBY.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

this bank More
l-laturday noon and;

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‘ 8259 L. Golden; 8250 H. Jacoby;

‘51“ D1311 and D. Slow and
“miter; saw A. Kuhn; two Sam Ab-
‘zamgon; 5100 G. and Yale Ynumditsiea’; ‘
359 s; Tamar. $50 A. Miller; 3'50 L.

 

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Flannel Shirts
Wool 110158,. .

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SOCIAL NOTES

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Charlos F. DEN". of South NW

at the South Nomad): Methodist
church. Since the above date Mir. and
Mrs. hauler have retrieved to Brook,

lyn whiz-e they entertained a. large
number or friends at their home on
Llanforlh street on last Saturday everl-
ing \ir.
recipients of may handsome gift:
from l‘rivndn. many of which were re-
ceived from South Norwalk friends.

Mr. and Mr: Frederick L. Green-
ough. or the Second district. are today
obserung their fourth wedding anni-
\‘ersary.

 

M rs. John 'l‘ryon has been spending
a rrw days with friends in Stamford

um": menus
Bill Willilllli

OMAHA. Nob. Ian. ill—«More than
one thousand striking members or the
Amalgamated Mom Cutters’ and But-
cher \Vorkmen of North America, at
:1. union mass meeting last night. voted
to call 0!! the strike eflectlve in local
packing plants since Doc. 5. The reso-
lution ending (WW1? was passed
almost unanimously, according to lo-
cal leaders.

"Conditions in other packing cen—
[H‘s as well as in Omaha are such that
the present strike would serve no great
purpose. but on the other hand. work
an Injury and cans? unnecessary sui—
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and Miss Delia Oliver, or Babel. rel-e ‘
married by the Rev. A. 8. 1&1:st ’

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Fruit Cut Flowers Every Day—Floral Tributes, Every W— to:
All Occasions

Willow Baskets, Jardinierss, Aquariums. Artificial Flowers
Fertilizers, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, insecticides

South N orwalk Florist and Seed Store

2 SOUTH “I'MN GTREET TELEW m

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oi workers." dPPIZIEd Jacob H. Davis
president of district council No. .6 of
the union. ‘In reading the resolution
cancelling the walkout.

A recent reefrendum on calling? off
the strike showed Workers throughout
the country (Ivor-wimlmmgly against
such a step.

CHILDREN SACRIFICE
SAVINGS FOB. 1'liEW
Y. M. H. A. BUILDING

Continued from first Fags.

A. I want to do something for the
m“ building too " Anuilmr little girl

insisted on com ributing her fise doi-
law to the building: '11:. d immedistfiiy.
so that ‘1 ml! not have I: on In}
mind all iiIe- timt" as sin: put it. A
number 01‘ xery worthy and truly self-
sacrificing ('outribulwns were receiv-
ed from people in poor circumstances
with the widen: purpose of doing all
they can to make the new Y. M. H. A
the "Pride of Norwalk."
Contributions ha.“- been coming in
steadily. Among the newer subscrip-
tions m: 3590 Modem Grocery Co;
3309 15.1. Greenberg. $309 I. Polski':‘
$250
$290 Femsod: ,

Han Mao”; I.

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' j“Sam: Diokman;

‘. Richard Gold;
‘Joel. and many more still to he made.
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The Articles of Association of this Bank were signed Jan.

Our charter has been renewed for twenty years

We have laid a sure foundation with an earned
more than the capital.

We can give all the services required of a n'Iodern banking

Commercial department
Savings department

F. H. Rowan, Vice-President

' —-— DIRECTORS ——

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more.

surplus of

to participate with us in our f stare progress.

Safe Deposit Boxes
Foreign Exshange

H. S lockwood, Presidevt

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