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BITY NEWS
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l‘nlroy. of No. a Burritt
.lwardrd the contract for
amonuJ Onu Pipe Heater to
., a." lmn.
Humorous Imam-
ltupust Church. Map.
. l' M. Tickets 35c.
4.
wubrrs of Banner Council.
l’uughtura of LLbertyL. in-
x1311: Emma. J. Dayton-
. Stunts“! on the evening or
almuu attend the meeting
now as it is desired to
plans-for the trip. A royal
-4 promed by the Stamford
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your Vita-oh st Molly's
workly payments. Store open
:~=lr‘.2119 P. M.
lI-nnkers and their friends
yum-r of between thirty and
lrh-nd tho mid-Winter meet-
I‘Imnuctn‘ut Bankers asso-
uotel Commodore on
Immz next. February lllh.
he served at p. m. The
syn.» eveulng will be Dr.
'u-r Mum‘s. l’rlnrvton l'ni—
:nler: lwlrzz "Democracy
[u'f‘nzld ”Ed‘n Stuwurt
. (k on "Personal Espfir-
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day l;w:ords for sale at
Shop. 49 Wall Street.
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your”: poople
\ "ll: 3m“ l k Methodist
tonight .1: th” Church on
1 and (‘us’ulrns of 1h» Fran-38!!
This address will be one
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‘Iwna a; visitor in Norman: on business.
yesterday. .
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Aaron Ken; “I 3°“ “V“:- ABE. & W. Collars
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Hats, Light
.1 ’Zflrsc and highest
' will- depart tor Duluth. Minn... tamor- "
E. K. BANKS
D17 Goods Store
Under IIhIckomo Hotel
mafia.
fi—au
Patrolman John Smith '
sick list. is on the
Closing Out
30th Not-walk Iacfi Overalls . . ., . . . 79¢
hirts and Drawers; . . 45¢
[Flannel Shirts . . . .. $1.5
l :3 Four-in-hands . . . . 51.0.0
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Attorney Max Spelke. of Stamford.
Teach Economy. That is one or. the
virtuea—fihmham.
Elnooln. The South Non-walk Trust'
lemony invites your savings amt
$1.90 per Dozen
Rm 69‘ Stevens
Two Stores
S. Norwak
Mrs. E. Moore. of North Main street.
now. where she will wend some» time
with hen ainlnr. Mrs. Moore is making
‘the trip for her health.
N orwalk
—Jones. Humorous Impersonator
all 8. N. Baptist Church. Thursday.l
Feb. 9 8 P. M. Tlckem 35c.
Many owners on automobiles have
had their applications for 1-922 licenses
returned to then: for correction. prin—
cipally. it was pointed out today by a
local motorist. for the reason that the
wrong Wt was given to the ques-
-—Dowlop your good points. Feellfion. “With. what improved lighting
Good! Dally Dozen records at the device is your car equipped?" usually
Mon Shop. .39 wan Street. Ilhe reply has reterred to the electric
l lighting sysfiem. when the question 31).
Arnold Reldell is seriously ill withlpnes to the hcadlmht lens. Recently
kidney trouble at his home in Brook the applicauon blank has had this ox-
um and. his SOD. Frederick C Reidell. plantation added but belore that ‘88
Guests at the Royal James hotel last.
night. were: Mr. and Mrs. H. Spitzer.
.New Sock city; 09.0582 E. Heap. New
York city: Henry Well. New Iork city
and H. C. Miller. Hartford.
of South Norwalk. has received word done the question puzzled nearly
he is not expected to recover. jevvrybody.
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——Radila.tor and Hood covers.’ The Rev. A. C. Coburu. rector of St-
Aaron Kuhn. James’ Episcopal church. will have as
his guest next Sunday. the Rev. Char—
The case of! Fred Cunmgham. or; les Sch-miner. of Glen Loeh. Pa...
Bridgeport. charged thh operating an ; head of thy Church Farm school of
automobile while under thv influencelthe Episcopal daocese of Pennsylvania.
01' intoxicating uquor. was continuedl Mr. Schrviner. who was a seminary
this morning by Judge Nulwmiah Cam lclassmate of Mr Coburn. has had no-
dee until March 6. viable success Wl'h thv institution of
which he is at Ylw head. the work of
Robert Sprer. Curvxakwr at tho homefwhich is to pruude poor bows with
of John Hadcock Struwburry Hill rc— I both an axudellflc education and the
portvd to rm.- uptown pUlH‘P that thp.opportunit\ to learn usetul trades. Mr.
rosidenu» hdtl bean burglanzecl lust \chreiner "“1 00’5”!” the pulpit 0’ 5"
‘night. H»- (ll-l not know what was James' church Sunda\ morning and
missing. because tn» Runny is out of “'l“ Sim‘dk 0f MS work 1“ GI?“ LOCI“
the city. At the evrmllg serucv St Jdmes'
'(-hurch next Sunday .‘ulr \‘oburn Will
speak upon thr— sul-Jw‘l ol the closing
en: (‘I‘vlfviver.'4 And the
conferenc~-.--lra.nbury
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llizpah C‘irrlv. Kinks Daughters.
held a. regular busxness meeting {01- 10" ”I" rlisarluam
lowed by. a social at the South .\'or. results of that
walk Baptist Church last evening. \eWs.
There was a lurgv attendant» Sol
.... IIIIIMlli‘llull suclll
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—— An unusual and pleasing Valentine;
for children. An O'mbroide-red linen?
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Will oprn With
of tho ave-rung Th» avpmnz
ll. busmrw vision. Will;
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bean bag. Th" Hamilton Shop. 49‘
\Vull Street. I
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(hm, Wm] “ qwm‘ ,:.. .. “1th "30:11.“: Th‘ adoption dame” was roanrred’ The- rocml Lz-agur of the llousv In
H z -‘..;;;I; - .. r\ All 1h" - Ufl 3W1) vandidqtes b) ( “ca; Tribe V0 Muyeholf held a llrllghtlul KP! ltrgIIIl’:
w... . ..l H, ”I v- . "1.“er ll“"ll-d . Ln. lrnpnno-d (lr-lt-r of Rwl .‘lQ'V‘l. last 2 vr supprr last night :1! 'he luclor\
V | y ‘ H H I. up. i Each member runtnbulml sum» pur
Our Regular Prices
1.x. ls' «'11-er“ will in» workrd. 41).} 1h..- uon ol‘ the suppe-r whlcli was sun-ll
‘1' “I l urhvm and staff wnll 'm- pres-int in line shape.
to “1:”.st th. drgrl-r Fullmum: 2hr supper :1 l lslllt'ns
‘mo-ellng wax hwlll. TM» in loamy;
Horlle'S Halted Milk .......... \Villui‘m Krusrh. Swrgq-fint J ndrrx-lchalrman of nth Cullllnlllerfl lur tln-
HOHICR'S Malted Milk ........... 75c Gibson and Ila-rerun Soruv-nnt ‘ 3041‘ were .xnuuum-ul
HOHICk'S Mailed Milk ......... $2.90 Thomas Hun! have gnnr lo No-w York ' C :Intcrtuiunn-ul commute-o- Aaron
.— - ciU (041.1}. l0 obtain. if possibir. the 0W”
21/»: MF‘lkd(HOSPItaD """" $2.00 lhulg" sulun rur found the“. m 1}“. ‘ Sit-k liq-nets! ('Olllllilllov Mi.“ Alma
, _ 5 oo ................... 65c [Joust-salon of a man who guu- hls Larroll
,. . mum us Julius Pletmun. The l'mlgr.I “0‘15" (‘UHHIHHH‘ .\ l'arl-u-r l'w'l
blillSOfl-POWC“ Corp. it xx ('lain1v4‘ was n“. gun". 0,... mm! Bit-mlgwshlp Hunrunlm; \lxs. Mutil—
was stolen last November from the du Ch“ 393’-
SOUTH NORWALK Krusch garage on fiialn 5",...t (.i‘rl)'; inaluws(-mnmllh-t l‘ l. l'tvs
#4 one morning ‘ Al thv last meeting or [he league.‘
- ,‘xlu- following office-rs \u-ro- tIlt-rtrd.
..Egg‘ Stove and nut coal. $13.50. l'l'Px-lldlt'lll (3 G \\'\unl
., per ton. Harris and Gans Co. Telu \'i(‘I-IlI"-srd-IIIY st. AHH- “unmx-
,'~, 721. hum.
E &cr6-lur\ Alias Ucormu (lerl'lah
1" Haw- \ou tried \V'aJter Camp’s ’l‘reusurvr _Th°"‘“” Young
6' "Daily Dom-n" varcbrs'.’ An luter— Plans lm\:(- hex-n mmle- h) lhc- league
5; es: and lu-neficial form of exerclsI-s '0 "ON a )éd'nhm" day aerial on the
,:'I 591 to invigorallng music. Takh flf- nlght of l‘ebruar) 14.
{3" “teen minutes of your ume everv
t ‘ morning and in a. few weeks time you Deaths and Funerals
wlll feel like a new person. Physi-
IT \VASN’T A
BAD FIRE
It was confined to two
moms. The cause is not
,‘et known.
But h'mfixe insurance
policy, a mortgage bond
and some other import-
ant documents in the
desk were destroyed.
They shun hove
beeninfitkasaiew ;
box wifll his mm ”
Bonds and his will. I
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South Norwalk
Savings“
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clans endorse them. schools and om-
cea use them. Come in and hear the
records at the Harnllton Shop. 49
Wall Street.
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Lack» Kanwr.
1.1mm Kunmr. a well-known and re-
meted resident of Sprlnzwood mllon
of the second dlsxrlct. die-d last night
at his home. No. 23 llouton street. at
the no of 55 years. He was Ior many
wars employed by “'llllam Podmore
and {or the last few years with the
Lockwood Manufacturing Co. Be 15
survived by a widow. and one daugfi.
tor. Hrs. Ellabcth Kresko. and one
mu. Andrew mar. both of this city.
The funeral will be held from hi. lam
home. No. 83 human street, Friday
.memoon at Wovo'olook. and mm the.
Hungarian Reform church 1! m
thirty. The Rev. Coaxial Dokus will
ot'flcutr and the tater-emu” wln'
-phoe in the family plot in Riverside
cemetery.
Teach
Economy
That is one of the first
3nd highcsbvirtnes.
..Abtaham Lincoln.
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Carl J. Women”.
at! J. Wencrllnr. o! M Hungve-
nun.- and Ron-even street. a wellv
know has. “I m. mom...“
his home can: 3W funeral
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NLQRBIED 11V. BRIDGEPURT
Radar “.01” Is Mix:
Wilford, of NW
A wedding Of interest. to Norwulk
people took place at noon vestcrduv
in Bridgeport When Royal F F.oster
of Danbul'y. and Mrs. Jenny B Whit-
10nd. at Korwalk. formerly of Dan»
bury, were united in manage. The
ceremony took place at the Universal-
is: churchmd. was performed by Rev. .
Hal T. Hanna, pastor of the church.
and; a. close blend of the bridegroom.
The- bride and bridegmom were unac-
companied. Kr. and Mrs. Arthur H.
Foster. of Dialling. and. Mr. and Mrs.
l Howardrwnlon. of Norwalk. were pre—
sent at. the ceremony.
Following the wedding the mem—
bers of mm; Wok-mommied
by Rsv. and-fin. new” went to the
summit mm luncheon. Later in
518 m, _ gin mdlm Foam:- left
mo.— my: 159.: cm. my will salll
‘bom more W on the Clyde line
‘m W M Jacksonville.‘
133. After a. short as dune they
will visit several cities in Florida. {ra-
vcmng by cummoblle. They will re-
run to my early in ml to re-
sun.
Mr. Foster is the senior member of
the rmllslmefinmotfi. EMA r&
Son. The bride. is I: War of Mrs.
Marion St. John. of 72 West Wooster
street. Danbury.
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John Hunter. or New York city. and
Hattie L. Smith. of Norm. were
married by a. justice as the peace in.
Dnrlen. yesterday.
cumulus GEES TEE “GM" OF
THE YOUNGSTEB
A group of youngsters positively de-
Lerrnlned to and out by one means if
not another just what in C'G‘RZ'IIUS
anyway. remained about the Sterling
|,j‘umflmre Co. store on Washington
Street after the closing hour yesuer-
day. In hopes of ascertaining what.
happens to it at: the conclusion of the
performance in the window. It it's a.
man. or woman so the youthful mind
l‘flgured it would emerge forth into the
suret and it would not be necessary to
wait until Saturday for a solution to .
the puzzle. ‘
If it wasn't a. man or women why
then it wouldn't come out It couldn't
of course. but then too it might be—
cause it does do funnv things. But
the chances we're that if it didn’t
come out. it would spend the night
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qulPtly‘ Ill the depths of some trunk
or box. Ot‘ course the youngsters
didn‘t learn a thing by waiting. for
(‘URZYIL'S is much too much a mys-
tery to let itself be solved thus easily.
There is no doubt that C'JRZYII'S
is the talk of South Norwalk for a
great many solutions were given yes-
terda} at each pertorrnancu. and an
elderly lady stood looking at the
thing and said. "I'm seventy years old.
and von can”! fool me. that's no huv
man being for if it was it couldn't
control the eyes for a whole hour and
if it could it would be unable to con-
trol the «clash. (Doctors claim that
no human being can control the eye»
lash) and besides there‘ are a thou-
sand and one things we all do un-
consciously in an hour.
Then a young man spoke up and
said "Pretty Clever." \Vhen asked
lwllut he meant he said. “\Vhy that's
t'llllt‘l‘ a man or woman. that is wear-
ing one of the-m 'l'u-ndu. Blanks? “ Hr
hugs askml tu ~Ialmkq- hands “lth CTR-
lZYlL'S which in did but aftrr he
'lhuok hands hr changed his mind fori
he Bald he felt a slight shovk from}
l‘l‘MZYll'S and :mhl it must l-r some:
of
sort of machine lur it was full
electricity. ' ;
L‘urzyxus appuus oVe-rv da)‘ in the
window fronl I tu 3 and from F- ‘0 G
1’ M Every mam and woman In thr.
city is mun—«l to ihv- slou- this weeki
and an) mw \Um ..m maln- (‘HY'IA'lllrz
.(Irark a smile \\‘lll paid $.‘IIII l?
lx'osts \ou nothing Y..- In llllh and \u
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we-lz-oint- all
MEN’S 4-BL’CKLE ARC-‘
TICS $l-95——AT KEEL-
ER’S SHOE STORE
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Were Sold at $4.00 a Pair Only a-
Month Ago
“'hy not saw your shoes from thls
snow and slush by getting a good
pair of heavy {our-buckle arr-tics for
only $1.95. We hull have a good many
sins left, but they are going fast, so
hurry in before they are all gone.
We are also Selling a high cloth
arctic o! the very heel quality for only
$2.46. This arctic sold for $5.00 a. pair.
We are pleased to say that the neo—
lple know c good bargain when theyw
one one. proof of mm. they bought out ‘.
every pair of those boots We fiver
tiled tor $1.96. However, we expect to
[at In a tow-more this week, for thou;
_noweretooluefartheothatl.
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Pennsylvania. Power &
at 755.1390.
In territory served are
slate qua-mics, cement
Earningsopplwubleto
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msheosmtanding.
Pounsylvania Power &
Light Company
Comhtive Prefierred Stock
Dividends $7.09 Per Share Per Annum
Wumm.mmmom HomGumnlafive Mex-red and Common Stock
W- as a “elect $110 per share and Accrued Dividends
mm 2:533:19 $1.75 My, Jammy 1, Apn'l 1, July 1 and October 1
simian territory in Ensuern Pennsylvania. including the
WW industrial section.
of. trhoaflmmifie- coal district in and. around: W‘dkeaeBm-re. Hazelluou Shenandoah Shmokin
mm Carmel, intro mmmlzcnd. nationhood secmon. aromul Mjlmn thymine,
Wm, Berwiok, Sunbamy amt Williamqmnt The bowl population served is estimated
Mom Elan 69% of. all mflimcifle coal mined. in the world. and about 30 0/. uf with.
cement and large proportion of slate outaput of United Stones ale prod-lined i1 lo
M in territory served: in whole or in» pain.
All o£flm Company’ 8 important franchises are, in opimou of colmficl.\\l1hulll mu.
Emil and free from burdensome restrictions.
All electric properties owned by the Company are Merconnccted by high vollag.
W Enos aggregating 377 miles in length.
W has total available 30:1ng capacity of 118,1.50 K. W., of which 9956!)”
K. 1%. mityisomdlbythe Oman, .
“Winona wercmmflwtwo and one-1mm times the annual dividend
on me total. W17 of Cmflatvm Prefierred Stock concemplaéed
The Company is under Lhe supervisory management of the Electric Bond & Share (0
thick is knelt controlled by the Gums-.1 Electric 00.
Price per ciao—$96 and dividend, yield'mg 7.3%
MAPLES 69’ GOLDSCHMIDT
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Telemne 153, 154, 720
Light Company servos electric power and light and gm in an
. Alleummecnhlehvm«Not-thump
'fihe 133113173136! served extends westwm dI through the heart.
iron and slice]. works, car and automobile. plants. Hui mills.
mills, coal mums and many miscellaneous mamu‘aacmriun
W oi dmthods on Cumulative Prefix-red Stock ion
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Establnhed' 1892
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LINCOLN (WWII: NOTES.
All members 0: Lincoln Council \‘o
4. O. U.
special extort to attend the mee Ling on-
mrxt Friday evenm,Feb.10tb. Bus'
mess of great. importance Will be
brought before the meeting and imi—
tutions {Or the Anniversary will also
be distributed and
some should be On hand.
A delegation from this lodge will go
to Bridgeport on Thursday, Feb. 81 h.‘
to attend the Annivenary of thu
Bridgeport Lodge. Those desiring 1.)
30 please be at the East. Bound rem
“on not later than 7:20. We shall go
by auto.
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“ARE [1‘ slalom “TS
ARE ALL Ex Pusan
8. PM: dunes Hunwrona lmpexumatur
to Appear in South Non-walk.
Introducing Mr. Jones
”H Plan Jost" his and re-Mls
their Ia plenty or blank Slllll‘i‘ on
Space enough to (wire (or thy
Ihr Jones fzuml),
hut
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For the “others of the ianunw Jum-s
,lamlly" will all help “H. l‘." “hm. LI.
appears Thursday. Feb. hlh. at 1hr
South Nurwalk Baptist church in '4
program of impersonations and talk x.
lalnmc-nt.
Mr. June‘s gives :4 Hum! eutertalmng
and diverting talk. (leltls illushdlul
ll)" hlh impersonations HmIrcw
make- up an secrets no longer as one
watches him transform before mu 9:
«was ls wig and grease. palm and (ill
tlw “hlle- lw keeps ruunlng tin
vomit-II and “all; (Illaller lI‘xmu mils-
\\lll\ Jums (n (hundpaw Jonah Nu.-
“hole lamlh is then ’l‘eriiniualh
IS a um man blu)“ but
(of
:rllpl-I‘l‘h limlsl Hunt illu-c- rings and Wm
’splemlul stage-rs rouldu! punnlI
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PRECAUTIONS
The wise man takes
precautions against dan-
gers without and weak-
ness within. G u a r d
yourself against £13138?“
from less and from
WWI! to foolish in-
vestmth-hy depositing
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Bison Shoe
Walk)“
SalerGmOn
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your new in a tunings
A. M. are urged to make In"
those desiring V
not (II
of ;
ll ;
I]k\¥hl.a[ul ‘
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l (-1.81. KISSES ("i'fififlt‘fi BUT
l 112 bums NOT 53111.1:
013(— darlug \ownu nllsfl of this uh.
9” $1.11 endeavor to ublmn the rewaul oi
$500 for making “(‘urzwus" smile.
kissed "Curzylus" an the Sterling Fur
'ilunI company's stoic scat-.Irduy all: y. I
nomi.
The (Isculuuon “as pvrl'm mod lll lull
\icw of the crowd thul hull gutlmlui
KNIIK‘UL'H 3 and 3 I.” lock to new “t'ur-
Z\l'lfi‘8” P"rlU7lllr1lil I . and Ul‘ ll’n- l\\n
it is said lhal tin.— \ouug woman \sus‘
1"le xnon- “Hater-Ill "
'(‘nrcyxus‘ sill .lulurls gnarl
’n lu‘db KlallV “lien It HS O'xlllllllt'll. and
lllhllY ’di" Wynn: lur llw pi’lzrs that lln
{'rh Illvls' l- urmluin lumpun) IS gl\ll|l.’. ""
nuns 'l‘lw livlqlh 01' [in puns unIl GIEANIIN as
Luw lli‘:\ «.lu» l-e Vol.1“ l,.ln m.- ubtmuul, n
f . L,” A”... in our Dairy Products moans akin :7
stables, trained milkors. bum
cattle. carcfully washed M
stunned receptacles and mm
sanitary methods of handling.
Such clam-nines. mun: hulth
for your family.
Ordtr of us regularly and III
sure of tho purest and
BEST DAIRY manners.
F. H. WEMPE &. SON
Tcluphone 2690. “or.
Tulophcno 1G16
The Textile Store
SPECIAL
40 Inch Canton Crepa...
$1.25 yd.
Colored Outing Flannel, 8 yds. 81.00
.e.
136 Washington St. S. Norwalk
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