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ngsoAY, FEB. 7, 1922
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1 JOSEPH DAVIS
<0. PLO-SWALK.
9.; \VAle/VGTON. STREET
A' Dobbs Cap
from New York’s
leading HATrs-ns
tailored from ex-
clusive fabrics, is
featured today at
our Shop and by
Dobbs 81. Co on
Fifth ~Avenue.
$2.85
‘.!..nuracturcrs Association,
ml Division. in Boston.
-'lll.~4 of Louis Osman. of the firm
man 6'; Steinberg. are our
'hal he is confined to his home
mtord with a. severe attack of
‘l'
Radiator and Hood covers.
in Kohn.
wk of replacing the Tomllnson
;.-;. A New Haven with a modern
type span will start in a few
travelling crane
IN' to bedeck the public wharf
is being asst-nibled and
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. ..». The
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l'..ll city
I soon be ready for usc.
$20,000
\R'l-llnesrlay evening. Feb.
pvnny social will be held :1
I'll
whim Norwnlk Congregational church
‘u raise moncy for the Sunday School
' ‘ili'lll'l‘fl' Summer School Club. There
many attractions “inch
M. Squires is attending the
.nnvention of National Paper
New
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E. K. BANKS
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A meeting 0’! the Board or Educa-
tion will be held tonight It the Nor-
Wa'lk High school.
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IncasTribeNdzs,Lo.R.3L.will
meet this em say-usual. atlas
acct.
-—Radls.tor
Anon Kohn.
A regular meeting or the Nam“:
Specials
Incomplete Lines We Are
Closing Out
Hack Overalls .......79c
.M and Drawers . . 45c
‘MlShirts $1.45
3M-in-hands . . . . $.00
ME. & W. Collam
mu m Dozen
Mchém' Gin cla- Ilas my: in:
Ifiht at the mm m
Briefs were unheated m'
Nth Judge George E. Vomurfli in
the civil case of Was. sum
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-—Buy your New at We
m easy weekly m “ open;
Honing: until 972. 'I. .
in taken a pom as
and book-keeper at the Holler Gloria.
‘ v’Mflls in Norwalk. :
th South m Bonus: church
will be held mm mm a:
at reet.
—La.rgs~ sine was. coal 811.50 per
ton. Mainland-Go. M721.
Fritz waster-ling. arrested
time ago charged with reckless driv-
ing but! his case soiled this morning
in the downtown court on mat of
110.
This evening a group of the young
people of the South Nor-talk Meth-
odist Church are to present "Tom
Thumb’s Wedding" at the church. and
it is expectvd that there will be a.
large attendance. .
Big store. fine display of local Stu-
dents‘ work at 90 Washington St. I
Mrs. J. A. Mills. of Butler street!
identified the articles in the handbag-
i'ound on South Main street yesterdayI
noon and claimed the bag at police‘
lhcadquarters where it was left by the|
findeh
—CHEVROLET8— ‘
~The price of your car purchase (0'
dav is what counts. Place your order
today at Austin's Garage. Phone 1959.
received a notification,
The police
on Dccc-rnher 17th.l
yesterday that.
1921. the home of Julia A. C. Beers:
at Bell Island had been broken into,
and a. rug valued at $10 and phone-l
graph records valued at 835 had been;
taken. I
The smoker which was to have(
been held next Tuesday night by the
“ill lu-
tnuni: and old wzll Hum Caklu
fund». and ll“ cream vnll in on ail-l.
— Remember! Displav for this
wot-k nnl)‘ dont miss it!
lon st “-11.
Our Regular Prices
Hcrlick's Malted Milk
Horlick’s Maltod Milk
4or‘lck's Maltcd Milk
Z'yco Milk (Hospital)
'-":'.'.ns Food .
Stillson-Powell Corp
SOUTH NORWALK
nit-“mm”. - . : A '. .1” . ‘3‘2‘ -“""1'l' 3.
i “A.
IT WASN’T A
BAD FIRE
It was confined to two
rooms. The cause is net.
wt known.
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E: But his fire insurance
(A; policy, a mortgage bond
”‘5‘; and some other import-
g‘ lint documents 'in the
g. desk were dosh-mil.
1. They mould ‘hsv—c
iii: be}? mlthlo {:9de
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South Norwalk
Savings’fiank
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"Ho! 'llmfl-‘Iluilfl annualrsWu.
Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12. Am-
erican Legion. has been postponed.
instead there will he an entertain-
'liltflit following the regular business
muting of tilt: post. Refreshments
wnl'lu- served. j
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—E88. Stove and nut coal. 813.50
per ton. Harris and Gans Co. Tel.
721. ‘
Court' Laurel. No. 106. Catholic
Daughters of America. will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow evening in
Red Men's Hall. Washington street.
All members are requested to attend
as there will be important matters to
be discussed.
Adolph \\'. lireyftm of the Olden
Time Bottling “'orks of Van Zandt
strut-t. is doing bottling work for the
Knickerbocker Precincts Company.
which is putting cm a line of goods
called ”Sac." which consists of root
beer and ginger ale. made without su-
gar. but with mecharin. for use in dia-
betes. Diabetics have been compelled
to do without soft drinks which are
sweetened with sugar because of the.
fact that sugar is banned for them.
There Is a big demand for the new
line of goods. mostly in Brooklyn. Mr.
Dreyfus is bottling about 50 cases a
week at the present time.
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Miss Helen C. Tory. at have «not. *_
‘flred
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Dummy-Nasser). the seven year
or the Tristram a. By-
att company, 28 Wall street.
PM Gallagher. of 1318 Iranis-
can we. Bridgeport. broke the
duality and lantern beneath the
WashiIxton street bridge lam eve-
ning. and left 35 to m for the dam-
—Cclsi trash mined. W auto-
mflcauy. 313.50 per ton. Barr-ls
and Guns 00.. Tel. 721.
A onus: of fresh hams which were
left in front a! Fowler's market on
North Main street were brought to
police headquarters last evening.
The hams had been left outside for
the wholesale dealers to take them
away as they were unfit for human
consumption.
——Don‘t miss sgt-ing the largest dis-
play over giwm by the I. C. l). in
Norwalk. 90 Washington street.
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Four shots were fired somewhere
on Woodward avenue Last night ac
cording to a report made at police
headquarters by Patrolman Wallace
kmmis. who said that he investigat-
ed. but was unable to discover who
the shots. They were fired
shortly after midnight. ‘
—CHEVROLETS—
.—~A car that knows no hills. light
lip-keep. great gas mileage. and price
right. Agstin‘s Garage. Phone 1959.
The condition of Dr. Ernest l~‘. Mc-
Gregor. pastor of the Norwalk (Ion-
gregational church. who undv-rwc-nl
an operation at the Nor-walk Hospital.
was reported by homital authorities
this morning as flow. Dr. McGrt-gor
is recovering nicely from the cficcls
or the operation.
—Special prices given during dis-
play of local students‘ we k. 90
Washington street.
The 435th regular session of Nor-
n'aJk Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks. will bi' held
tomorrow e'x'eningLat 8 o‘clock. The
session will be designated as past ox-
alted rulers‘ night. and the stations
will be filled by prominent members
of the order.
\K’iliiam F. Korn. secrctrry of Local
No. :6. Clgarrnakerfi' l‘mon. has re-
ceived a letter from A. Gariepy. secre-
tary ol‘ Local No. 58. of Montreal.
Canada. asking for the addresses and
information. regarding the daughters
of Louis Neureiter. The names of the
daughters are given as Margarvt.
Annie and Florence. Anyone who
knows anything about these people
should notify Mr. Kern.
—CHEVROLE-Ts—
——-On.ly a short time before you will
want your new car. Order today. dc.
livered when wanted. Terms. Austin‘s
Garage. Phone 1959.
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500m NOTES
LANE—COTE
ICercn-lony Performed in St. Joseph's
Church. Mei-Eden, Monday
I Miss Andrea Cote. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Cote of 35 Union '
street, Mex-idea. and George Lane of
Union avenue, first district. were
‘united in marriage at St. Joseph’s
Roman Catholic church, Madden, yes:
terday by the REV-imu Martin. The ,'
attendants “Am Ids Bell mm 9..
.telter of Baum and Dennis Lane,-
a. brother of the WW. ‘
l Following mommy, um was
performed at 8 o’clock mterdav
morning. a wedding mt
bride's pamrm which the couple
Guests mic-«M
and receptm 2mm .
New Haven. W
Both of the mung maple m
3110“ in the issuer
Cote havilg‘hen s visitin-
numerous m
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The Monday Evan; Social
met last evening at.
. “'all‘rcet. Irma
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decided to make
20 and 27 Open mm hat: a:
couple on Elsie night;
mit avenue. are
today by visiting in New York.
Judge “Kilian F. Tammany and
Attorney Paul B. Connery are in
Bridgeport on human today. '
Benjamin Keeler. of Washington.
street. was a visitor in Stamford M.
evening. ‘
John J. Jacob. of Brooklyn. is
a.
guest at the Royal James hotel. ’
DOROTHY RUTH WASON, l
CHILD PRODIGY, IS DEAD!
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7-Year-Old Harpist Succumbs to Ap-
pendicitis Ana- Operation at
Greenwich.
GREEN\VICH. Feb.
7.——Dorothy!
seven years old. known.
wonder in playing thei
the Greenwich Hospital]
Sunday night from acute appendicitis!
for which she underwent an operation. 2
Because oi her age physicians re-t
gal-d the case as unusual in medical
circles. Dorothy was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wason and a
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs Rufus,
B.
Greenwich.
She was a pupil of Miss Maud Mor-l
Ruth \Vason.
as the child
harp. died at
recital given by Miss Morgan on De-
m rr'ln‘r 7 last in Aeolian Hall Dorothyl
appeared on the program and was ac-
corded the honor of singing for the
first times “Love‘s Lullaby." the words
111d music of which were written by
Augusta A. Stetson. C S. D.. accom-l
panying herself on the harp. -She had 1
been heard at numerous social func-i
lions in Greenwich and elsewhere. and .
hcr handling of the instrument was re-
garded as phenomenal for one so
young. Music critics had predicted for .
hr-r a most successful musical career. l
She also was unusually bright in her
grade of the Havvfimi l'iovdvawitsieg‘n
studies. being a pupil in the fourth‘
She was the oldest of :2 family of four
children there being tWo boys and a
baby girl. '
TICS $1-95—AT KEEL-
ER’S SHOE STORE
Were Sold at $4.00 a. Pair Only a
Month Ago
“‘hy not save your shoes from this
snow and slush by getting a good
pair of heavy four-buckle arctics for
only $1.95. We‘still have a good many
sizes left, but they are going fast, so
hurry in before they are all gone.
“'9 are also selling a high cloth
arctic of the very best quality for only
$2.45. This arctic sold tor $5.00 a pair.
W‘e are pleased to say that the poo
pie k’now a good bargain when they
see one. proof of this. they bought out
every pair of those boots we adver-
tised for $1.95. However. we expect to
Eat in a few more this week. tor. than
who were too late for the other:
Biggest Shoe-
Bargains-infirm:
SaleflowGoinan
and re. »
caption was hails: the horse of the .
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attkclofitiag'
city mun.
mum.-
in}
first
here on;
(non.
mm:
'entine parw will be new audit m'
February .
members being mom to mm a:
Mr. and Mrs. (hie)! Roscoe of Sum- A
teenth annlmm at their man-use :
Raymond. prominent residents 011
can. the New York harpist. and at a'
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MEN’S '4—BUCKLE ARC-g
Momdutodssohud
unusable“
Penmylvania Poorer &
and Emmi: Carmel, into the
at 355;”.
23-2—- -
shin quarries, cement
£11.o£&eCompany’s'
Mend me from 1)
Wings- applicable to
last 'mive
a... Mug.
Pennsylvania Pawer &'
Light Company
Comulative Preferred Stock
Dividends $7.00 Per Share Per Annum Z
Dividends over Non-Cumulative Preferred and Common Stock F
’rupme $1.75 dummy, "January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1
extensive territory in Eastern Pennsylvania, including the
tonaSlnfingmn imlustrial section. The territory served extends westward through the heart
of the anthracite coal district in and around Wilkes-Barre, Hazelton, Shenandoah, Shamokin-
Mung, Bezwick, Sunbury and Williamsport. The total population served is estimated
More than 60% of all anthracite coal mined in the world and about 30 % of entire
«mud: and large proportion of slate output of United States are produced. it is
«M, in territory served in whole or in part.
all} electric properties owned by the Company are interconnected by high voltage
Minn lines aggregating 377 miles in length.
W has total avaihble- generating capacity of 118,150 K. W., of which 99.3650
K. W. anal-city is owned-by the Company.
mathsweremmflantwo and one-4131f times the annual dividend
_ on the total amount of Cumulative Preferred Stock contemplated
In. many is under the mammary management of the Electric Bond 3: Share (Po.
whichisitseliconmued bythchncmmecchO.
MAPLE f? GOLDSCIfl/IID'T
INVESTMENT SECURITIES -_
Telephone 153, 154, 7.20
aWholoatfllOpcrshmandAocruedDividcnds '“ .
Light Company serves electric power and lightand gas in an
Allentown-Bethlchcm-Vort‘hamp-, '
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imiusttial and agricultural section around Milton, Danville.
iron and. steel works car and automobile plants. silk mills.
mills, coal mines and many Milaneous manufactorie-s.
franchises are, in opinion of counsel, withmli tinny:
urdcnsome restrictions.
payment of. dividends on Cumulative Preferred Stock for
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Established 1892
“111'! [:2 NIGHT STICKS FOR
NE‘U LONDON POLICE
NEW LONDON. Feb. 7-.——Beginning
tonight the New landon police will
use white painted night sticks. This
is an idea obtained from Mayor Luc-
ius 1-2. Whitnn. who says that while in
Paris last summer he saw the Parisian
police using white night sucks and he
said he thought it might be a good
idea to try it out here. City Manager
gnarlow has accofid‘mgly decided to try
it out. It is believed that the white
sticks will show more clearly at night
and enable automobilists to see the
signals plainer. signals to be made.
with the omcers' clubs. Someone sug—
gested having a small electric bulb in
ithe tip end of the night stick. but that
li‘t-aturc has not yet been introduced.
‘AIAJGA'ron AT Lam E
IN mw HA VEN P. 0.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 7,—A baby al—
ligator in a box a foot long arrived in
lhr .\'r-\V Haven post office yesterday.
in order to look over surroundings it .
hit a hole in the box and got out and
began an inspection of postal quar-
tl-rs until rounded up. It was ed on
nil-s and later dclivered- toithe ad-
dress.
‘1‘. PAUL'S SENIOR GIRIJS' CLI'B.
A well attended meeting of the
,was htld last night at the Art and
Novelty Shop in Wall street. The club
members were the guests .0? Miss
,Cathcrine Knorr.
‘ During the evening. sewing was
. done and was followed by a general so-
icial time. The next meeting wil be held
gut the home of Mrs. William Huck.
South Osborne avenue.
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S: nior Girls’ Club of St. Paul's church »
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
A special assembly was held yester-
day morning. The assembly was pre- '
sented by the Dramatic Club. Miss,
Hortense Neilson. well known reader-
an-i nciter. rendered the selection.
"Abraham Lincoln." by John Drink—y
water. .
Several basketball drawings have.
how i made> by Charles \Veingardt. andl'
have attracted much attention.
The staff of the "Echo" held a busi-
ness meeting yesterday afternoon in
the Library. All material for the
February issue must be in the hands
of the Editor by Wednesday of thisl
week.
Miss M. Louise Smith. tho2
teacher. was absent from her
)vs‘lcrtia}.
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Latin 3 ‘
duties :
CLEANLINESS
in our Dairy Products means clam
1 stables. trained milkers. health]
a cattle. carefully washed udder...
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steriiiud receptacles and and“!
sanitary methods of handling.
means halt!!!
Such cleanliness
for your family.
Order of us regularly and It.
sure of the purest and
BEST DAIRY manners ,
F. H. W'EMPE & SON
Telephone 2696. 83019.
Telephone 14818
The Textile Store
SPECIAL
40 Inch Canton Crepe... $1.25 yd.
Colored Outing Flannel, 8 yds. $1.00
‘3.
l 136 Washfigtan St. S. Norwalk
Advertise in the Sentinel.
FEBRUARY SALE
GET RICH QUICK
Some people have got
rich quick. But a sen-
sible man watches the
law of averages. He
knows that for every
one who succeeds by the
quick route, ninety-nine
come to grief. If you
are increasing y o u r
holdings by depositing
them in a savings ac-
count you are traveling
by the mad where just
100 per cent are success-
:51 '. awfixgto fit, and one that is unusually well mile and
Complete Bed, Spnngand . 1
Mattress Outfit $24.95 "
There have been many such outfits ofiercd in times gone by, L" '
but we believe that. this one will set a record for value giving ' -, ”
that will stand for years! Genuine Simmdlflmlbaiwifll .
2-inch confinuonsmsdaanfd 1—inch fillers, exactly as imam; .
mick mantra covered with a high grade «start ticking
that mngive the MM rest. This complete Ballade
. reufient, providing maximum comma; and a hill sire 40-3).
outfitrron Special February Sale only at m.
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