EAST‘NORWALK '
Fey's market is being renovated
and numberous alternationh are being
made.
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W. H. Clary. of Van Zant street. has
.‘moved to Bridgeport. to his‘new home
there. _ - .. m...
Thc usual weekly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society is being held this
wet-noon.
James Ghiotto oi' “(infield street en-
tertained relatives at his home last
evening. 1' '
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Albert Hien of the Dorlon Point col-
ony. has gone to his New York home
.Ior several months. having closed his
home here.
The barges 26 and 64 of the Moran
towing line. were taken down harbor
and back to New York yesterday at-
ternoon. ,
The. new books recently added to the
library have been in big demand. A
flat or all new books will be published
from time to time in the Evening
Sentinel.
Workmen have been busily engaged
In repainting and redecorating the
parsonage of the Advent Christian
church. Van Zandt street. near Har-
vey for the past week.
An answer is expected this week
from the Rev. F. 1.. Piper of Boston.
with regards to his acceptanCe of the
call to the pastorate of the local Ad-
vent Christian church.
Mrs. Arthur More-hause. of First
street will entertain the members of
the W'oman's Auxiliary of Christ
church at her home tomorrow after-
noon.
Mayflowers and
Commun-
This evening the
the Questions will mcet at
ity hall for the big game of the eve-
ing. while the preliminary game will
be between the Y. M. C. C. and the
being. the entertainment to be held to-.
narrow evening in St. Luke’ 5 church;
(In the following. Friday the W0-
mens 1elief corp of the Darien Fire
department will held a dance for the
benefit of the department. Other
events for the month are a costume
dance to be held by the Noroton Boy
ecouxs and an entertainment to be held
by the l-Zrnest F. Sexton Post of the
American Legion.
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FIL'ME. Pebm 1 (By Associated
Press).——An attempt was made on the
life of President Zanella. of the Inde-l
pendent State of Flume. as he was
Leaving his .hotel in a motor car yes-
terday. A bomb was thrown at the
machine. but the president was not. in-
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A member of the.Chamber or Depu-
ties and .1 police officer were wounded
by the explosion.
Zuntlla was one of the leading op-
‘ponents of Gabriele 'dAnnunzio while
the latter was in Flume. 1
GALL GIVEN A
TERM IN JAIL
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after he had choked her and com-
plained to the police.
Patrolman Smith was summoned.
When Gall saw him. he demanded to
know if the officer had a. warrant and
refused to leave the house unless he
saw the warrant.
Finally he was gotten in the hall-
way when he grappled with the om-
cer and then sank his teeth into
Smiths right forearm, inflicting a
nasty wound. Gall bit through
Smith's overcoat, undercont. sweater
and shirt. When Smith pried him
loose. Gall stepped back. stumbled.
and fell down stairs. his head fetch-
ing up against the newel post at the
K. O. K. A. Shule's orchestra will
furnish the music for the dancing
which will follow.
Members of the Boys' Club met
last eyening at 'the East avenue M. H. l
church for the. usual busintss meet-
ing. after which a social “as (-‘njoycd.
The older members 01 the (llll) have
organized a. Sunday school class.1
which will hold its first meeting on
Sunday. February 5th. at 1'3, noon.
This evening at Christ Episcopalt
church the men of the parish huxo.
arranged on entertainment. llll' 1110—.
coeds of which will be used for the.
rectorv fund. “l’ ill" stfll'lkl can-Y
loonist oi" the Bridgeport l‘nst 21nd!
'lelvgram will he. the ("tilt rt'1lntr of
thc (thlnfz.
Michael Pascale. \‘1111 7.1111111 strccti
fruitrro-r. has enlarged his business
with the purchase of the iruil undi
grocery business of l’ctz-r Knsse-s. 48
\‘Vuil sin-M, First d islrict. Mr. [’11s-
(‘ale .will continue. to mining:- both his.
new Business and his: prvst-nt business
in East Norwulk. His 111.1111 l'ri- 11-ls
will .wlxh hlm 111mm .ns 1.1
branching out
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Samuel Mutt. “in; l:'1< lawn. \lSiY’liig
with friends out (11’ 1111111 l1.1.~1 rrturm-d
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lVlrS. Earl 14th 11s. (11' .Vlrlx'llm \'
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Ali's. Cln'slvr Fitch, of Hurlrn. l‘
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LIPS. Albert. I‘Vl'lslilt’, 01' \V'imlsor.‘
daughter of Mr. .1111l 311's. l‘iwslou
Hart, 12-1 rapidly r1 Hue-ring from 11112
oplrntion porl‘orluml 111 lllt"ll(1§iill.ll
. in Hartford. Mrs. Henry“ l’orvlt. .1.
”sister of Mrs. l"r1:«~lli-. L" 111M111; 1’.11c.
of the patient. :
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The monthly tho-cling of the Row-l
ayton Hose company will be held next.‘
Mofiduy evening :11 1111-: (“'11n1111111_\".~"
quzlrtcrs on ltov1.1ytnn :1v1nuc. The
mfmbers are planning to hold :11111th~
er‘q‘e‘ypper in COIlJIlllt'llOJI with (1111’
define which will be held :1 work from
Saturday night. l
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Mrs. Chstcr Fitch. the i'm-l
road, wuu :1 visitor out of low.” _\rsll-1—v
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The \kaly choir rehearsal of
First l'11-sl‘ytt-rinu rhurch will in-
tomorrow twcning.
’l‘hv- lmud of lit-IiI-f held it's l‘ilst
mec'tinglnrthe Mar 01‘ lbl: thzs
morning i.. the town hall.
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Carl Swuzcy. 01' S'mlngick avenue.
who has been ill resumed his duties in
Neg-1b 01. yesterday.
”his Eva llostw'lch. of Prospect
avenue. who has hm-n ill with 21 serore
cold. is in a much Ill'l]ll"()\“‘fl condi-
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ll 114.1191 home. on thc Po at .lgoad with
’Verc cold. is in :1 much lmproxed
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' ti‘Mrf. W'illiam Bartlett Tlocklt-v. of
will?“ Mad. was a visitor in .\ew
"Iii-itchy yesterday. wht re she was :1
con guest at the Hotel Ambas-
.mdor.
fit quiet fashion as far 2151 the
in the community.
‘assault and lireaclf of the peace was
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Hits Margaret Smith 1th has been!
mo: th of January "Was spent in ~.
bottom. He was in a dazed condition
and was bleeding freely when taken
to police headquarters. where he was
attended by Dr. 'I‘. R. Bradley, who
also dressed Smitha' wound.
This morning in court Mre Gall
said that she. wanted nothing more to
do with her husband and that she
wantod him sent to jail. Gall was
sent to Jail for sixty days for resist-
ing an officer an additional charge of
pro-ssed 11nd he was-1 given 15 days in
addition to the 60. and he- wna also
ll111-1i $7 21111] costs for drunkvnness.
\V’itnisses testified that Gall was
"ugly" whvn he W115 drunk and that
h1- was drunk yesterday.
Savings Banks Tax
to Yield $913,198
ll.‘ .li'l'lfllllll. l’1l1 »-«'l‘l1e «ilvings
i1111ks 111‘ this Fli‘i -‘ hznv wild to the
state livasurel the 1.111 01 one-quarter
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On dcp—oaits for the
past six months The. total amount
1'or the period was $456,599. The
Society for Savings of Hartford paid
the largest lax of any savings bank.
the amount of its chock being" 842.-
183.35. The Norwich Savings bank
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or one per cent.
proves superior to any other solid fuel for home use. Where eg,
stove or nut sizes are used, fuel bills will be much less than is
possible with hard coal for either domestic or industrial purposes.
Our fuel experts will demonstrate most con-
Here are the new Fehaary Victor Recorh 0' .
4 than grout Victor utistoin’torput‘flum.
Othcru you’lmt when. Co-iinand lot mplnychc-for you.
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J. Collins Co.
70-72 North Main Street
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bold 32%.;09 95-5131 the Connecticut Wes from Slight Colds ,
Savings bank of New Haven 315;- Laxative 3303.10 QUININE Tablets
47‘- 1‘ lieve the Headache by curing the
These figures more that the savings told. A tonic laxative and germ. de-I
banks of the “flute will pay $913 198 ,otroyer.
to the state in taxes on deposits in the nature or E. W. Grove. (Be sure vou
present fiscal» your. gt: BROMO.) lieu—«Adv. '
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hard coal can do—and more. 4 ‘
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saves work and ’
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A Big New Stock 0 Rugs
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Amongst which are some striking no“ desiwns in liru... .
minsters, Wilton V elvets and W iltons, AL
We have every pattern and almost every size 111...}. 1
of the largest rug mills in the. country. ‘
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An endless variety of patterns to choose from; 1;. M1,
Hartford, Alex. Smiths, Magce and Stephen Sanford ,,_ ' ‘
represented in this showing.
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We would be pleased to Show you our niammml AM
of Artistic Floor Coverings and quote 1t1u pri1 (N \11 11- P
exceptionally low.
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’Angevine Furniture Co.
(Opposite Palace Theatre)
16 North Main Street
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Art Embroidery
Just now we are cleaning up all the odd: and w 1 11*
“Royal Society ’ stamped articles before the ariiml n a...
new spring line. V
There's a charm of some sort in every pattern. 1:11.11
quality is assured. Thrifty buyers who like to have we (if
needlework on hand to work on at spare momcm‘; 111.1 lithe
advantage of the reduced prices this week.
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Values are astonishing.
The genuine bears the Sig—l
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THE WEBER SHOE
For Men and Young Men
$5.00 to $7.50
‘A lower price range with higher qualuty values
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Milton Elwoodé
I22 W’ashington Street South 31111": «
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Victor Wesley
Has Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
TELEPHONE 365-5
film
$5.00
Emerson’s New Shoes for Men
Many Styles in Either Brown or Black
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENlNGS
Conneally 69° Bracken .
South Norwalk
31g Removal Sale
PICTURE FRAMING
- Done on Our Own Premises
Best VVorkmanship and Moderate Prices
TRY 01m $1111va
The F. Ed K. Stationers
WJWMWJVMWJ.
South Main Street
MEN’S AND BOYS' CLOTHING
Everything sold regardless of cost.
Norwalk Chronicler