.EAS T N 01? WALK
May L. Benton and Bertha B. Hayes
have purchased a lot at Raymond Ter-
- race.
Troop N0. 6. B. S. A.. Will hold its
usual meeting tomorrow evening at
Community Hall,
Miss Roberta Ferris. of Rowan
street .is planning a Week-end trip to
New York city.
Gordon Davidson has resigned his
position at Harris‘ grocery store.
First street.
William Krusch has transferred a
lot on Winfield street to William T.
Krusrh. according to a deed filed with
the Town Clerk.
The Woman‘s Auxiliary of Christ
church is holding its regular weekly
meeting this afternoon at the home or
Mrs. Arthur Morehouse, First street.
Henry Frank of St. John street, who
has been quite ill for a long time. is
able to be about again once in a while,
and is being greeted by his many
friends.
Members of the Adult Bible class
will gather tomorrow evening at the
parsonage of the East. avenue M. E.
church on Rowan street for the usual
business meeting. which will be fol-
lowed by an "Experience Social."
Eizabeth Cark has purchased a,
building lot on Fifth street from Her-
bert W. Gorham. according to a quit-
claim deed which has been filed in the
oflice of Town Clerk Herbert R.|
Smith.
By the middle of this month it is
expected that the completion of the
transaction whereby (‘hrist Episcopal
parish will obtain the Ezra Hoyt
place as :t parsonage. will havc liccn
complet‘d.
The Muyfiowcrs won trim 1h"
Questions at Community hail b('f0r".
a big gathering last night by a score
of 2K to ii. The preliminary game.
which \’u.‘l lietwcen lhl' K H K. A.
rind the Y. M. C. C. was won liy the‘
fornivr.
W'hether or not any further notinn'
will be taken by residents oi the‘
Fifth street section with regards to
better fire hydrant scrvit-e. is a matter
that‘ is puzzling many. The section
down there, is badly in need oi ‘ncttcr
water pressure and service. as was
evidche by last week's fire. The mat-
ter may come up for consideration at
the next meeting of the common (oun-
cii. There has been considerable talk
about the matter. l
last cvvning
chalk-talk
and gcncrul good
u numlwr 0[
school rooms of
church, Gregory.
“liill'c” rt-
thnt ho- was
on his singing
ll'ullllHHlt' lust cycning.
:itli-ntlu-ll llil o litt‘lllllll-‘
which was given undcr the aus-
lhr .\lI-n's group oi" the par-
prntv-t-tis to go lo the rcclory
l‘Iiiiiiy' cartoons of
Hit IM-Lvl-l'
\nntli Vii.»
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about two hours
.\‘tcin‘ic. cartoonist,
monologuist.
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in tin- Huntiuy
Episcopal
last evening.
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pin». of li'l' in has .nt lift-Still.
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an at tll'lnilll'l for short- front property.
liuvztyton limis iisell “ith another.
rrgtl vstuto- lillikk‘l‘ l.:ll.’l .\losscr of
ltoumyton uvcnu» has tiilcred in the
m-m. l
'Mc.i have lies-n at work the past
lcw days upon the premises of James
Farrell the steel magnate, making'prc-
partitions for the elaivortitv display of
yegctnhlcs that are raisvd on the pro-
perty. '
made for the entertainment to lie g.\'—
in under the auspices of thv flown}.-
ton Hosc company. lint is lvs-livvui
.lhat a definite (onciusion will be
rewind ut the mseiing next Monday
curling. . l
DA RIEN & NORO TON
Mrs. 1“.
Jackson
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As yet no detinitv- plans have bet‘nl
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S. Howard and nurse. Miss
were visitors in the metio~
polls today. . 1 . V
. Mrs. J. .\i. Saulpaugh. of'Br’ooklyn,
iN. Y.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Rumpf, ol' llrooksido avenue.
The Girl' s F riemliv Societ;y of St.
Luke' 5 church htld its rtgul‘ tr nu eting
yestei day aft: mac: 1 at t-hé parish
hOUSe. .
Mrs. w. W. O'Hara nrooxsiue
avenue, who'ls spendingf the winter
months in New York city. “is vistting
with friends here. — '
. .\i rs.
‘ mu ny
The Ladies Missionary Society of MARTIN CANW
the Congregational church its-meeting
:his afternoon at the home of Mrs
George H. Noxon. of Highland avenue.
Continued trom.Page One.
Federal officers were in Norwalk.
yesterday afternoon investigating the
The ‘Wolf Cub Pack. of the Noroton
Presbyterian church. held a meetingI
last evening in their club room on
Noroton avenue. Routi‘ . business was
transacted during the evening. '
They ’ spent yesterday morning _in
The cottage meeting of the First Stamford searching for ”‘9 liquor
Presbyterian church of Noroton will Which Disesa and Cafltore are alleged
he held this exciting at the home of lto have taken from \orwalk to Stam-
Mrs. t‘larence E. Bouton. of Fairfield gig?!“ Ehfhgiiiifinge;: cogilgticl:
, .. ,- or .
“mm Newton Heights‘ with Chief of Police William H. Bren.
nan of theJocal department.
Chief Brennan stated. after the con-
ference with the federal officers. that
there had been no further
merits in the case.
. Cantore is reported to have made a
sworn statement which implicatedfiiot‘r
The ladies of the Congregational.
church have decided to make the-
b: ead and cake sales a Weekly event.
Eyerx l‘ riday afternoon etween the
lhours of 3 and 5 Anot er of these
sales will be held tomorrow afternoon.
only Lonchak and DiSesa. but several
other alleged members of the gang.
He is reported to have said they were
taking two barrels of grain alcohol
from a barn in lower Main street, Nor—
walk. to' Stamford. ‘and that they
meant to steal it. inventing the hold-
up story to explain'the non-arrival of
the stuff at its «Stamford destination.
Cantore is r meg tomave said thai
there were two' men in charge of the
NOI'OU)“ Heights Fire House when the No'“ralk transfepflpoint. one of whom
lluchthi Girls Club gave another of was called Johnnv He also gaxe the
”1“” SUN‘E'SSfUl 500315. The dance W85 police other valuable information. it is
lame n- attended. and pr0\ ed to be po- said. which the federal authorities are
pulll r among the young folks. using in their'sfl‘reh.3§ncludlng the
name of the Stamford man who was
WILTON
The lots adjoining the Noxon build—
ing this morning resembled a minia-
ture lake. School children were in
5.01269: that the iield would freeze asit .
would furnish much enjoyment, 65-.
pt-cinlly for ice skating.
\\'ith the initial day of February the
tlrst ot’ the many scheduled social
t-vt-nts was held last evening in the
to receive the liquog‘ne man 's name
nis not yet mynfiie public.
‘TAKE THE mt OUT OF DANCE’
M
.\irs, Ii. G. H. Schenck spent the day
5-” the “"1 last Wt‘t'K Such is l'nstor’sifiiigge, stion for Curingc
l “N ms bk'l‘emsichore
Representativt- Ernest Huscoc spent 169m.
‘lhc day in Meridcn last week. l _ . ., ‘1 -— ..
SPRI‘AGFIEBD. “1.. Feb. 2.-—— I
lovv- to bc hugged."
This declared ‘Rev. J. LeRoy Mitch-
ell at the Douglas Avenue Methodist
Church of this city. is what the pres-
ent-day girl means when she says she
like: the mod‘ rn mode of dancing.
“'I‘al-ie.the hug out of the dance. and
n will die. ite'v, Mitchell continued.
'Who ever heard of a bunch of men
having a. dance? A man would as
soon hug a barrel of soft soap as hug
man. W’lzen you say you love to
dance you mean you love to be hug-
gcd.”
Of the presenthay
t‘n‘e clothes he said:
"I have wondered what kind of
style hooks and patttrns Adam and
l'lyc hull. 1‘” bet they did as well as
they do today. I dont know “hat
“as in the apple to make thlm know
they were naked. but I have “ishcd
that sonic
that :ipplc.
get enough clothesdto cover them up.
"Adam hlumed his wife for his
mmmncss: hcis’Mot the last man to
do that thing. wVVhen Eve tempted
.\(lllnl he may hil‘l’ asked to ix
cuswl. but when he saw htl' tears he
would have catch :1 barrel of apples
to stop that."
Mr. and Mrs. Knos Hardon of the
city wcru week-end guests of Mrs. E.
(‘1. H. St'llcnck.
.l. F. Van Heinlngwn ot' the South
\\'ilton Nurseries. has gone to Hol—
l.nnl for a few months.
Sonic numbers of thc Olmstciui.
t‘niniiy oi nortln-rn Cziniiondaic are at»
lll(‘lt 11 with tin- mumps. 9.
Mr. Gtorgc ll. .\ii-idlcbrook. and Mr.
\an illiclyn of t‘aniionnlalc attended
the rem-n7 l'oultry Show. il'i New York
city.
styles in wom-
many friends of Samuel G.
Lockwood will glad to iturn that
his liculth is improving. He is at Dr.
W. niswoith's Saniluiium in South
.\til'\\.tlk.
Tiit'
lM'
Young family of Crtiinmnn Hill
illt'llllM-‘FS of whom lmu tit-vii ill
\tltlt Scni'lct it-\rr, are now out of
qunrantinc nil recon-red “ilh lortun-
nlr i} no l'ntnlilits.
'l‘hc
hilllll'
he
rccovering
his pzircnts
\‘Vhippic
Hill
haw:
8' Hr
\\'iiipplc is
llllit'>> ninl
Lilllt lilli
I'icin :i slwrrl
.\ii‘. and Mrs. Allcn H.
lutiiglll llllll to liv'll‘ (lruimnnn
tor rcciipclttlitin. 'ltiv-_‘
icliirin vi to the (‘ll’_\. .\lis.
lit-limit: In the cure oi tho.~ in)
lioiiit‘ (H "f—l'r [5 \VORTH:
31mm
. CX'T TIHN‘
now
mm is
\ulitl.
cnclosc with
21135 Shel
l (‘ut out this slip.
and mail it to I-‘Olcy K (‘0.
ilcid .\x'r Chicago, “1..
i'.‘ili|t ..ini :iddrésfi‘clcurly.
:i. tried .hucliugc containing
l"0lt'_\'S llonm' and Tiir Compound
for coughs. colds and croup; ii‘olcv
lx'ttinej l“ll.~“ for pains in sides and
lmck: iluni.. 'isiii. llnckut‘hc. kidney
and l~‘ 1" ~iii~~nts: uiid Foley Ca-
thnrtit ’lablt a wholesome and
thoroughly. m cathartic for
constl lulllousness. headaches...
and sluggish
Corp.
'z-ttlc :illi mil.
1» L'Hliwi lull
in lnlnc s ill
umny \\'ilton
iv-siriv lit m' .\‘iixor-
lln- township \‘i'iiion .1174
Hit l.illti' SiliL‘orL’
svinpntl" is l»\i.-mlr-ri to his immediate
l.llllll\ “all .l.\‘ in nlha-rs “ho had
llu' prnilnm his acquaintance.
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St-lmnl t‘oniinittw. htltl Jun. 26. 19:31:
thv lllilllli 0: \nm mutton oi the pupils
case. but they made no arrests there..
d e velop- ;
l
‘ l DIVORCE
.Of Town Clerk HC‘l'ht'l'l it.
woman would get a bite of:
They— might go home amiv
Fm ‘
. lSloWni
writing your.
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Once tried,' as never forsaken azu
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Scaled packetsonly Blocth-een or mixed
THREE AC'I’ IONS NR
ENTERED
l The following divorce actions Wt re
filed in the Superior court beater-day.
l ‘Villiam H. Tatem vs. Mamie Tat-
(m. of Norwalk, alleging that on 0c-
tober 15. 1918. the defendant. desert-
ed him. The plaintifr and the defend-
ant. whose maiden name was Mamic
L. Jackson. were marri d on Decent-
ber 5, 1915.
Harriet Spotswood. ot‘ Greennich.
asks a divorce from Kenntih Spots-
wood, of Stamford, on'thc ground of
intolerable cruelty and desertion. The
complaint states they were mart-it'd
at New York city on September 21.
1920. and that the plaintiff‘s maiden
name Was Harriet Jackson. The de—
fendant. on diverse days hetwe n
September 21 1910 and the date of
the Writ has been guilty of intoicmble
cruelty. it is claimed. and that on the
first day of January 1916. the,de-
fendant wilfully'deserted the plainlih.
They have two minoi children.
Joseph Rakacky has brought an
action again“ Mary G. ltakacky. of
Norwalk. asking for a divorce on the
ground of desertion, which. it is al-
leged. took. place on December 8.
1918. They Aver-e married on January
4. 1915 and the defendant's maiden
Callahan.
~--
name was Mary G.
.
REAL ESTATE TKQNKAPI‘IOXS.
The following real estate transac—
tions have been recorded at the office
Smith, all
deeds. unless otherwistx indiczitcd, he-
lm: warrantec deeds.»-
Emma E. Tollcs to George l-‘..
John T. \Vrngg. lot. East int-itur.
Abraham Leta and n‘il‘u- to Allia—
.ham Israel. lot and buildings. Concord
lstreet.
Abraham Isrricl
and wire. lot and
ville avenue.
John \V'. Grant.
llcntou and Bertha
Raymond Terrace.
Clarence F2. Slutison to Elizabeth A.
Sinuson. building lot. lit-rkclcy street.
, Herbert XV. Gorhnm to Elizabeth
t‘lni'k building lot. Fliili Sil'tt‘i. quit
,claim drt-d.
Ralph E.
ldiim .\‘upolionc.
gron aw-nuc.
.tliremitih
and
A lira hum ].c\-n
Fla l ts-
to
Luildings.
1.
lot.
Trustce. to May
I'I. Haycs.
l
Knapp and wife to Lor-
lot and Luilgiings. \\'ii-
(1(‘ vino“ (t his to
lCharlea Lantericei and “he. lot and
build. In.u “i’axlot il\' an; c
John V. 151:.(hhlflll to Shmucl
t. 4 it Ls. l"l'll\’s‘l-‘k striat
.\léiy l-S. lining-ion (‘. irilnfr
l:~al(iii. lot, \Vestyinrl :thtiu'fl
. .lohn A. Lu to tip» ling“ .‘\l=‘;:.. (‘o..
l.m«l «ml llllllllng. Quincy strut '
l Daniel \K'nrrcn 2nd to \Viiiium Mil-
icr anti \Vllt‘. :3 acres. \Vo-st Norwalk.
i \‘Villinin lx'rusch to \‘.'.lli..m 'l‘.
lKriiscli. int. \Vintiklvl sirm‘l
.lcnniv l.c\incss to .\‘nmnvl
Slcwart. urn-s mui lniildii.
town uyciauc.
J.
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J
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gs.
Sentinel Want Ads Brim: Results.
in \\'ilton schools was considered. and #r—
—.~——-.
‘frntcrnities. Principal C.
W... ....-..... --
T“’Ei\ TY C351; H F11, EB l
1?" COMMON COURT
Twenty cases were filtd in the
Common Pleas court. yesterday. in-
clr.’ng the following: ..
The Stephen Hoyts Sons. and Com-
pany, inc. liac brought suit vs.
Gcorgc A. Hoadli v claiming damag—
es of $750 for a, note of $563.86.
The People‘s Trust Company of
Nonvalk has brought an action for
$1.000 damages against Susan C. Pet-
ty of Brooklyn.’i\'. Y.. on a mortgage.
The B’aitcr Stewart company of
New Canaan has brought suit against
Charles E. Gray of that town for ‘the
collection of $423.03. Damagts of
$650 are asked. The Liquid Carbonic
company of Chicago. has brought a.
suit for $650 damages for the collec-
tion of $455; the Natural Carbonic
Gas company a suit for $250 to col-
lect $174.31. and the MauSs Extract
Works. Inc.. of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., a.
suit for $550 damages to collect
$437.96 all from the same defendant.
Two New Haven High 1i
“Frats” Are Suspended
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 2.——(B,\' the.
Associated Press.) For alleged tailuu-
to obey rllks of the board of educae
conduct of school
L. Kirschm-r'
of the er Haven High School Tues-
day suspended until September. 1923.
the Theta Sigma fraternity, national.
and until MAL): 1923. the Phi Delta
Phi fraternity. Both frat-s arc to lime
a chance to he lit-ard. and it may
come about that thcrs- will he an in-
quiry into all the High.Schooi frater-
nities and sorrilics. 'l‘hc offence”
«harged at present is that Mirth-tits
“crv admitted who had not lice-n up»
tlrox-cd try thc faculty.
BAR PAINT lNli llllNE
BY EXPERTS HERE;
It was a mighty interesting sight’
the other (la) to see busy workmen
engaged in automobile painting at J l
Premru E: 80115.6 Seavieu awnuc.
«pposite Liberty Squa e There were
(us in all stages of completion. andl
cars 0: thc best mazes as well as:
others not so expensive—4m here it is;
that a car owner gets 3 "Square (‘ari
Painting Deal." no matter what his
car or his station in lile. The best;
inafcriais that money can buy are,
uScd on .1” work lit-re and que‘l‘ls are;
(inployed who understand pcitectiy
cvery feature of this particular work
Other things that this concern is
equipped to handle include woodwork.
body building, automobile trimming.
thw ”Hiking oi tops. curtains. cushions.
tion. governing the
l
l
3
9
wheels anti all lezitures oi‘ repair
work. Riszhi prices are the rule lierc.
Phone 2x55.» « Adv.
tln t'ollunini; l‘t'SOlliliolis “'crc pnsmd.
\‘otc-ti that the Town School Commit-
lm- l‘ll'illlllll'illl llinl till pupils and
I... at lhv .\«lnm. oi" \\'|ltun lu-
-....~t-n..it.-l, “nil \\l.o \yish it in
L. ..l lin- [-' I \;.a !.r’t', l!l.tl—.t
llllllll llalv .li'iuiigoiiic nts through the
l'il"lll r Willi lln- llozllth ~3l'liit‘r, \li‘s.
l2, 1; h! lll ll"l\ \N'i U n. Conn. lcl- .
. \‘illlfll
tl.'*l‘.~
llltisr
.lrln'
lint}.
\‘I‘ "
.\lziz .Iuim Smith or:-
iy shocltwi l'l H‘ulll oi l'cr «lutth.
“:15 visiting at tho- lltllllt' oi' hvr
sister in .\lnssm-huw Its illlll lliml nt'tri
it li-l , tl‘
'l‘lir ll
\,
illness of only '..’i hours. Funeral
will in- :it hcr sietcr's home
and [lit' inn-ml “in l»'- 'l‘hui'silny al‘lcr-
noon in l‘llllhllli‘ (minrlcry. “'iiton.
Smith was hmn in \V'iiton. the
(laughter of the late Agustin: :tntl
(‘ntlicrinr ‘y'inklt-r. and is survived by
st-Vcral brothers and sisters. Her hus-
l.:ind. 1‘lll'1l'llnl' Smith passing! on
yearns ng-i. Sill-ill sympathy is
exit-inlwl to lwr rcluliyi-s who will
greatly iiirirn llt‘l‘ loss.
ll Kl
.\"l'\l\l':~'
End Rheumatism,
Weak, Lame Back
Old St. Jacobs 0" will stop
pain and stillness In a
tow moments
believable.
about this
Stop “dosing“ rheumatism.
it's pain only. St. Jacobs Oil will
stop any pain. and not one rheuma-
tism case in fifty requires internal
treatment. Rub soothing, penetrating
St. Jacobs Oil right
on the tender spot,
and by the time .
you say Jack Rob-
inson out comes
the rheumatic pain
, and distress. — St.
, Jacobs Oil is a -
-‘:armless rheuma. ' "'
tism l i n i m e n t '
Whid‘l never dis- . . .
appoints, and does
not burn the skin.
It takes pain. sore
ness and stiffness
iiom aching joints.
muscles and bones; stops sciatica. y . . I '
lumbago. backache and neuralgia. . ‘ _ «_ 7'
Limber up! Get a small trial bot- '
1e ofi old~tfma. honest St.— Jacobs Oiis'
rom any drug store; and in a moment
you’ll be free from pains. aches and;
stitgness. Dont sutter! Rub rhedmyl
m” away '-
@mplofeo
The first store to (in prices! The leader in bringing pre-
war price levels back to normal! Now we have gone one step
farther and have Slashed our prices still deeper in a gigantic
February Sale. quoting prices so low they seem almost un-
It's no wonder the entire community is talking
wonderful event.
tickets tells you why.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Just one glance
127-131 Washington Street
@me Outfits
Qt Flirting Bees»
at the price
Phone 105
“THURSDAY, FEB. 2, 1922
W e have just recently l(‘(‘(‘l\(‘tl :i t'
Amongst which are some striking n -\\ .ltw
minsters, Wilton \ eiv cts and \\ ill Ion?"
.il'
ll:
“'6 have every pattern and aim .\‘r t'\"l'_"
of the largest rug mills in the country
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Ai‘i endless variety of pattcrm .., t'll... ., t
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of Artistic Floor Coverings and (llllilc \u;
exceptionally low. ‘
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16 North Main Street
lust now in} are cleaning up all Ill"
quality is assured. Thrifty lanycrs “h“ l
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needlework on hand to work on at spare n. l. -.
advantage of the reduced prices this wet-k.
Values are astonishing.
South N orwalk
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QUALITY FOOTWEAR
122 Washington Street South \
Has Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Wei
TELEPHONE 365-5
$5.00
Emerson’s New Shoes for film
Many Styles in Either Brown or B7:
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
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South Norwaik
Done on Our Own Premises
Best lVorkmanship and Moderate i’rices
TRY OUR SERVICE
The F. 89’ K. Station
South Main Street
MEN’S AND BOYS CLOTHING
Everfihing sold regardless of cost.
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