' ,a sponge or
Mrs. D. Burr Reach. of 11 Betta
place. is recoveri'ng utter an attack or
trill-
The condition orDr. 11‘. G. Brown.
of Seaview avenue. is reported as be-
ing favorable. at the Norwalk hospital
today.
The members of the Que Es Club
will hold a social this evening at the
home of Mrs. Gadys B. Carpenter.
Betta place.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. Jennie Malkin. 23 Gregory
Boulevard.
Mrs. Loretta. Mitchell. of New York
city. who has been visiting with rela-
tives on Raymond lltrrnce, has re-
turned to her home.
Friday evening of this week the
ride to Southport will be held by the
members of St. Agnes Guild of Christ-
church, from Hani’ord Switch at 7:30:
o'clock.
The February meeting of the May-
flower Hook &. Ladder company will
be held on Monday evening. February
13th. at the quarters on Van Zandt
street.
The Epworth League will hold a
Valentine party on Wednesday eve-
ning. February 15th. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Carpenter on
Betta place.
The Every Member Canvas of the
East avenue M. E. church will be held
on Sunday. March 12th. it has boon
announced. Plans are now being
made for the canvass.
Plans for work connected with the
Sunday-school were made at a special
'meeting ot‘thc. Sunday-school board
or! the: East avenue M. E. Church held
at the church last evening.
A practice game will be played to-
morrow evening at Community hell
by the older boys'- team of the! Boys’
at!) or the East avenue M. E. church.
This was decided at the meeting of
the club held at the church last eve-
fining.
The Mayflowers lost by :1 score of
29 to 12 to the Red Men Juniors at
basketball in Community hall last
evening before a fair sized gathering.
The preliminary game between
Questions and the Y. M. C. C. was
won by the former by a score of is to
17. Following the gamcs. Schule's or-
chestra furnished music for dancing.
By a vote of thc met-ting ycsttrdny
3110 contract for the placing of a cell-
ing ,in Community hall was given to
B. J. Thomas. The vote was taken at
the meeting of the. East Norwalk Im—
provemcnt Associnuiion ht ld yester-
day afternoon at iht> home of Mrs.
Susan Young. 2“ East avenue. The
Public Service Committee nlso receiv-
ed two complaints rt-gnrding the im-
propt-r disposal of rtfusc, one about.
a spot nvnr Liberty Squnrc. the other
complaint being: about the extreme'
west end of Third street. No social
affairs :irc planned for this month.;
but the- tntertuinmcnt committee has‘
plans iur several affairs to he heldl
next month.
R0 WA Y TON
A business mvvtini: nl‘ illc l‘lpworlh
Loaguv. followed by n social hour. will
be lurid l-‘rid:u t'Vl'lllll}: ill 7:15 o'clock
in Ill" Nit-Hindi.“ Episcopal (‘lllir(‘ll.
the”
Card! tor the summations to
tainted through Mrs. Sidney Bell or
Mrs. Earl P. Stevens. It was stated
this morning that under no circum-
stances will admission he accepted at
the'door. The ladies of the commun-
ity have been working hard to make
this affair a big success as they have
the dances and entertainments held in
the past.
The Every Ready Circle of King's
Daughters met last evening at the
home of Mrs. George W. Stevens. It
was one of the largest meetings ever
held by the circle. Mrs. lda Sharer,
presided at the meeting. During the
evening Mrs. \V. F'. Ambler was wei-
comed into the circle as a member.
Following the routine business games
were played which were enioyed by all
attending. Refreshments were later
served.
James Moakley of New Haven was a
visitor in tOWn yesterday.
Mrs. Frank S. Howard of the Post
yesterday.
Ralph Gentile of the Post 301d
spent the day with his parents in New
Haven has returned to the town.
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Joseph Lombardi of the Post Road
has been appointed First Aid man of
the Dar-led] Fire Department.
Mrs. William B. Beckiey and bro-
ther Francis L. H. Gill of the Post
Road Were visitors in New York city
yesterday.
Miss Gladys Buck of the Stewart
Grocery company who was recently
granted a leave of absence due to a
severe cold. was out a short time yes-
terday following her illness.
A new orchestra is in formation in
town. this time being organized under
the direction of Richard Abcndrot‘h of
the Post Road. Mr. .-\ll€‘nili"0Ih is a
very capable conductor and musician
and hopes for the benefit of the com-
munity that he will be backed in his
endeavors.
A Valentine social will be held under
the auspiccs of the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Cong'rt-gutionnl church
the latter part of the Week. Other
events are the social to he held Sai-
Birs. Marshall Richards and
in ymond.
Lawn tics.
M rs. ll.
llullon was \vvll rtprt'scnivd last
t-vcniiu: at u nut-ting in llll' Stamford
l’rcshyit-rinn church of the Christian
Endeavor Societies Ill m-ur-hy towns.
The following rt-prcscntcd the society
from here: Rev. (ivorze A. Tultle. pan—
"\th.rc can 1 [mil the Justice of
l'cncc." was lho- unvinus rt-nmrk of n.
young: mun who ulus‘nt-«l into .lnc Inm~
ii o’clock. llt- was in-
shorily nftcr
home to dinncr. Of course the patrons
in the ston- \vcrt- anxious to know
what was the trouble but they found
out that everything was peaceful as he
merely wunit-ti to get married. Judgi-
John ll. Sent-ck pcrformeti thc cere.
many in his home on Mansfield ave-
nue. 'l‘ht- couple are residents of Merl-
ilt'll, Conn.
(‘lilllun Rowland. who ha.“ been ill at
his home with :t sow-re cold. is in a
much improved condition. [luring his,
illness Miss (‘arol Mills played the or-
gan .tt le- Mcthotiist church.
le lavlltw' ()l ilu- “immunity who
arc inlvH-s'ed in ilw \xork tlnm- lu_\ the
itowuuun Hone compnuy :trc renunst.
Hi to nu t-i this 4‘Vt‘llll’lfl' of H10 home of
Nita. l'lurl Stcvcns oi‘ Mcit’in‘v-y plan".
at which time the Ladies Auvilinrw of
the hosv company will he rc—orgunizcd.
The election of officers will tukc place
at this met-ting.
'l‘ltc unnual meeting of tlic ltoway-
ton Drum Corps will he held Friday
evening in the Rownyton Hose house.
As this is the annual mocting'thc year-
ly reports will be read. following which
will take place. the annual election of
officers. A social hour will follow and
refreshments will he served. The
corps has been most successful during
the past year.
Oh r‘rtday‘ovenlng the full mem-
bership of the Rowayton Drum Corps
has been called together for a meet-
ing at the liowayton Hose House. Of-
ficers will be elected and arrangements
made for the coming season. At the
close of the meeting a hot supper will
be served to the members of the corps
by the steward. Moses llnckctt. and
his assistant. Herbert Arnold.
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GRANDMA USED SAGE
TEA T0 DARREN m
Sim Mixed Sulphur \Wth
Restore Color. Gloss,
Youthfulness.
Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea. with sulphur added. will
turn gray. streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
a few applications will prove a. reve-
lotion it your hair is fading. streaked
or gray. Mixing the Sage Tear and
Sulphur recipe at home, though. is
trouibesome. Am easier way is to get
(bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound at any drug store. all
It to
BEfilNEHANfiESflN
flflllllliii Bun
\Vorkmvn from liring-pnrt todnv
commenced work on the front of thc
block on South Main strut-t recently
plirchascd lrom thc Jm‘obys by Mrs.
llorn Gottlich.
The present plans call for an altern-
iion of the first floor to permit of of-
ficcs being made there; the partition-
ing off of the store on the ground floor.
‘at present occupied by the New Eng-
land Cnnrly kitchen. and the erection
of u now copper. stool and glass front.
for the lirst two stories.
it Was said today that it was expect-
hy March 15m. or at the latest. April
lst.
NORWALK ARRESTS
IN FEDERAL CASES
Continued from First Page.
bonds of $30,000 following his arrest
by the state police last November at"
ter being caught in the act of trans»
porting stolen machines to this state.
was rte-arrested by the federal author-
ities yesterday. with Samson Freiman.
another chauffeur.
Scheinman is awaiting trial in the
March term of the superior criminal
court here. with Herman Segal. also
of New York. who is likewist held on
bonds or. $5.000 charged with thef
of at least a score automobiles.
. . Maxwell S. Mattuck. assistaint U. 8.
;district attorney for New York said
yesterday that the two chaufl'eurs had
.ooni't-sscd and had involved
members of thevNewI York- police auto
squad in the sconspir'acy. He made
:the statement that federal authori-
ties in three states were rounding" up
all persons known to have been and
ready for use. This is the old-timer
recipe improved by the addition ot,,vestigation indicated that at least 100*
hears that recently disappeared mys-
.';teriousiy have been disposed of
other ingredients.
While wispy. gray. faded hair is not
_ antul. we all desire to retain our
“youthful appearance and attractive—l},
m By darkening your hair with
”your: Sage and Sulphur Compound.
, nomone can tell. because it does it so
' naturally, so eve'nly. You just dampen
‘ .. soft brush with it and
‘ mg this through your hair. taking
j minus“ strand at a time; by morti-
1m ‘11 my .hgir! have disappeared.
m fitter another application or éwo
13W memes beautifully dark;
so“ and luxuriant.-—-Adv.
ranged in the tramc an dthat an in-
this.
.way. ‘
‘ Connecticut appears to’have been a
DARIEN & N OROTON
Road was a visitor in New York city .
urdny t-vening undul- the nuspices of
the- Alcihodist Episcopal church. Tho-H
committrt- in chargt- is Mrs. \V. I.
tor of the Congregational church
\Vinthrop Knapp. president of the or-
ganization. Helen Knapp. Stanley.
lltnhrhnck. Lumen l'ull~~t‘ .md liolwrt
Potter.
formed that he might he in lht- Town'
Hall but as fan:- would huvc it he was:
l...“—
three 1
mobile ., WW Wim~
cy of New Yorkgfifinit.}ngaexmstive
investigation l ‘ ‘ ’
up more than a. score of! high-class
autoznobilesrin various places in. the
state. including Noflw’alk. ‘
of New York. ,wbo is likewiseheld on
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i seem ZIERAN.
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TW‘ Red Men Jr. baaketbali team
defeated the Mayflwer five at Com-
munity bali‘last‘ night in a fast game.
The final score was 29 to 12. The
score and summary follows:
RED MEN JRE
. 1“. Pts.
R. Smith, rf ........... 0 0 9
Wood. if ..... ‘ ......... 3 0 6
Gardiner. c ........... 2 2 J:
L. Smith. rg .......... 7 1 .,
Newman. lg ........... 1 0 _:
, Totals ............. 13 3 29
.. MAYFLOWBRS
' ' - » . . G., F. Pts.
F. Tar-10v. rf . ........ 3 0' 2
Greenwood. if ......... 1 (2 :
Kosmick-I. c ........... (l I" .5
Porter. rg » ...... . ..... 0 i' n
M. Tat-lav. lg .......... 1 H ;
Totals 5 '2 12
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Mr. and Mrs. F. Ketcham and
daughter. Mrs. G. L. Swift. and Mrs
Swift's daughter. Miss Shirley Ma)
Swift, have returned to their home in
'the Second District after a. ten days
N. J. Mr.
sojourn at Atl'antic City-
On one of the machines recovered
lby the state police in New Britain. it
,has been impossible to find a single
'number on the engine. so complete
obliterated the figures.
In a few days after the arrests. the
state police had nine cars-.which had
JADIES J. O’DONNELL.
been stolen in New York and run over
by ”in Segnls.
ing cars “'t’rt- made at Norwnlk. and
still latcr stolen cars which had been
resold were found in Various parts of
the sin-Ce. The state police and thi-
ft'dcrul omccrs jointly worked on the
wee. the latter at the New York and
New Jersey and. Arrests made in New
York yesterday included Scheinman.
, O! the men arrested here. the pic
.‘hardi's drug storc yesterday afternoon -
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iures of/three are given. they being
Mike Serino. James J. O'Donnell and
Joseph Zieran. Frank J. Ciola; whOse
picture is also printed. is held enum-
other change. but has. according to
the state police. confessed that he
also stole cars and brought them to
ed that tlw work would be completed l Nor-walk to be disposed of by Serino
and his gang. The State police ob-
tained considerable other evidence
that proved to be of great value to
them, and also to the Federal authori-
ties from Ciola. as Well as from
Zieran and O’Donnell.
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m J. QIOLA.
commitment the Mlmmesin’ Union
fertile field for automobile conspira-
,;tiirs. The mm arrested yesterday1
confessed to the federal police that'-
they had garages in Hartford. Brut
tol. Plainville. Manchester. New Brit—v
ain and New Haven. also at. Newark-
,and Hoboken and on Long Island.
Twelve machines on which insurance;
had been paid have beenirecoveredim
New York. it was said. ~
The Connecticut state police, work-
.has. orderedaau resumption .0: ,work be-
ginning tomorrow afternoon!
at Berlin dispatch last. night an-
nounced that thermen would resume
work on condition: that the seven:-
lment refrained from reprisals in‘iiil‘e
form of wholesafge discharges. The gm»
,ernment prom “mun-egos: work:
as would he reinstated;
Adve ' ' ' 1m”
‘ l‘fise £131.12“?! ‘
was the manner in which the thieves
Later arrests for steal- '
sanm- srnmsns: onusmzo To
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BERLIN, Feb. 8.—‘The' executive
Swift was a week—end visitor with
them.
Ira C. Lockwood. of Brooklyn. was
a visitor in town yesterday. Mr. Lock—
wood was a former resident of R0-
wayton.
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LINOLEUM AND CONGOLEUM RUGS
In various sizes and designs.
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mining. with more than a insulultt)
April Isl. \vc do not adviw l\u_\'m;r llt'\'
for we believe after lli'.' minim: “nun
settled that prim-s will be lower.
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. between now and next May c‘.‘ ,l.
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