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spring Styles W '
$2.85
Men’s Stetson
Spring Styles
$7.00
Closed “day All Day
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«1 lel Hook k Ladder company
1922
All the New Fabrics for
Spring and Summer
Apparel
and for immediate use on exhiition at
Eucemwmfl
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Hahackemo Hotel
45-47 West Washington Street
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Richard H. Golden is ill at his
hO‘l‘Ille. on West avenue, with a. severe
co .
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and ’Hood covers.
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—Badia.tor
Aaron Kuhn.
Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32. I. O. R. M..
had ,9. largely attended meeting last
night at which the Warrior's degree
was worked. -
-—-Velour hats at O'Brien's.
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Preparation is being made for the
renovation of the interior of St. Lad-
ialaus' church on cue street. the work
to be done after Easter.
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—-BANNER BAKERY—
We have a. large stock of goods to-
day. “Quality First" is our motto.
Phone 367. 5 Monroe Street.
hold a regular meeting at the
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A special communication of
‘Old
Well Lodge. No. 108. F. & A. M..
will
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“T“ 0“ Franklin street on M.on- be held this evening at Masonic hall.‘
South Main street. when the Fellow-'
wmng.
. null-r your Ice Cream early for
rule‘s day celebrations. Golden's,‘
kv-nio BIOCJL '
. :rcas Forum No. 1. F. F. L. will!
.1: usual meeting on Monday
.c m'xt at the hall on Washing-
.‘ T! t L.
it with Music." You'll find
the February Victor Records
...1- Mine that will say it. and say
umr and more appropriately.
.my other means of expression.
unnt’ records at the A. J. Col-
n., and then make your choice.
\dv.
Norwaik Church Orchestra
.lt the evening service in
. Norwnlk Methodist Church to-
-.w evening at 7:30 o‘clock. The
ur. in view of the fact that ii is
will?- hirthda)’. will speak on the
"Ir. "Reflections on the Life of
voln."
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r\'vlour hats at O'Brien‘s.
'2 h» former Dibble block on North
am street will he remodeled by the
”w owner. Edward M. Guns. Plans
as being made at the present time.
'i'here will be three stores in place of
1hv present two large stores. and an
~ntircly new front will be placed on
the building.
Tl)“ “nit rtninment committee of
"uurl i-‘lzincls. N0. 11. O. Y. S. held a.
~nc-lmg last evening. at which time
'is also madc-
craft degree will be presented.
—Large size pea coal
ton. Harris and Guns Co.
$11.50 per
Tel. 721.
The store. of Joeeph Davis-“fish“
ington street. will be closed all day on'
Monday. which is observed as
coln’s Birthday. The announcement
in his advertisement to
be found elsewhere in today's issue.
-—Coal fresh mined. screened auto-
matically. 313.50 per ton. Harris
and Game Co.. Tel. 721.
I The new degree team of which
Frank Rooney is in Chang". of the Nor—
'wulk Acric. Fraternal “Hit-r of Eagles.
lmd u rehearsal lust night in Eagle-’2:
lmll. .erungelnrnls l‘axv “0"” made
for the initiation of forty candidates
on February 1:3.
—Bi'iy your Vicirola at Donnelly's
on easy w:.ckly paymt-nts. Store open
menings until 9 P. M.
A number of important matters will
come before the common council at
it's nit-cling i0 ll" hold On Tuesday
mcnmg next—J'rhruary 14th. At
this time a. committee will appear and
petition the council for the widening
of “'3” Street. from (‘ommerce street
to lnckwood's hall; reports from vari-
on: committees: Will i»: received. and
the usual routine business or the eve-
ning discussed.
——-Ra.dlator
Aaron Kohn.
and Hood
rrangcments were completed for the‘
”dentin? curd party to he held a: the
-\t H-gulnr mot-ting. FM». 13. All
timbers are urzrd to lie present .15
Ls business m lllllihlléilll‘t'.
Valentine's Day favors and (‘ntl-
.x (:olriui‘s. Mahackemo block.
Our Regular Prices
- :ck‘s Malted Milk .......... 38c
:k's Maltod Milk ........... 75C
' :lv's Malted Milk ......... $2.90
.9 Milk (Hospital) ........ $2.00
e rs Food ................... 65c
Stillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
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A Man To
Admire
lunt'nll] was a giant
physical strength.
-- .zdmire his athletic
Ito‘s,
1V:- lnve him for his
in
the
cases
'l'lir- cases or thu-
the mm on l‘nn-
'|‘:irnpiko>_ Jiillllf‘l")'
ll) (‘Orllt
mt n arrested
ilr'rl-ér shop on
14th. which
up in the uptown court
Monday. Flllruary llllh. wort can.
lmunl until the 37th becaus- rrl' lhl~
v‘l that Monday is to M! ohsrrt‘eul as
vllll'. 'l'lzw Continuance was llliill“
.. suggestion of.Judge Eduard .\l.
u-Id .Htorne; l'nul ll. f‘rrn-
\‘."n nppc-nrs for 1h!» [TM-ll. sun]
1w Put} absolutely no oi,_,=vt,lion to
~ ('0: tinuzmce.
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and
——Scatu r sunshine happiness
Ly sending Valentine's to your friends.‘
The Hamilton Shop. 49 \Vall Street.
lmck hunters and oystermen re—
(r‘nlly nrrivcd from the Great South
liar. rt—glon state that not only have
the famous shooting preserves of this
Isw'tion been largely absorb‘d by
wcnllhy men for private preserves but
an attempt has been made to frighten
the ordinary huntsmen still further
'by the posting of fake warning signs
on public property with the intent of
representing the public grounds as
private property. Compflaints were
fmade to the Long Island fish and
'game officials who are investigating
,what local sportsmen say is an at-
tcmpt to monopolize the sport.
—-—Egg. Stovo~and nut coal. $13.50
per ton Harris and Gain Co.
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. MEXICO’S FINANCIAL
covers. ‘
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1 Continued from First Fag? l Long questioning was resorted to.
export “ups by the American 0” man Iwhir‘n took up most of the time.
inuumuch as thc novrrnmtnt has an-
nourlcsd that ti." Sums received umi-‘r
this tax “ill lu- appilwi to It)" Wit NOTICE
_Allllough lh- SP luu's .m. lily-vauy m. .v» Notice is hereby given to all per-
.etste of coma aince last Sunday and‘
3 Stevens
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Miss \Villa‘ Miller and His Mabel
Miller. of this city. are to be among!
the en ertaliners at the banquet of the
Connecti ut State Bankers‘ Associa-l
tion. to be held at the Hotel Commo-,
dorc. New York city. this evening. Al
number of people from Nor-walk are to
attend. among them being Mr. and:
Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt. and the Misses
Lois and Mary gloyt; Mr. and Mral
Spencer S. Adams; Judge and Mrs. 1
Edwin S. Thmoas: A. J. Collins. .
Charles Reardon. David H. Miller. D.
Harry Miller. Several others who had
planned to attend. have been prevent-
ed from doing so by illness. It is ex-
pected that about 400 in all will ,at-
tend. Miss Willa Miller will sing and
an: Mabel Miller will accompany her
on the ”violin.
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Tuxedo Suits __ _
. ‘ Frien‘ds called at the home of James
P. 'Punseit. one of South Norwalh's re-
spected chi-ens. on Chestnut street.
Thursday, and congratulated him on
tact that it was his 80th birthday: Mr.
Punzelt is in good health and always
has a cordial greeting for his friends. i
at
34531111555
Mrs. Mary Sutlifl. of 16 Golden Hill
street. a cousin of Mrs. F .B. Minton.
oil that address. celebrated her 85th
birthday yesterday afternoon. by on.
tertaining a few of her friends and
lneighbors who called on her to con-
gratulate her.
Snperbly‘ tailored in fine
. unfinished worsted.
! Prof. Frank Osborne. 0! Rowland
street. was a visitor with iriends in
BridgeDOrt. yesterday.
Dress‘Vests $7.50 l
l SCHOOLS OPEN ON MONDAY.
The Board of Education. at a meet-
ing held some time ago voted that
lhionday. February 13th. would not be
observed as a holiday. and that the
schools of Norwalk would be open as
’usual. In Bridgeport and some other
i cities the schools are closed as an ob-
1E""l servance oi’ Lincoln's birthday which
—The Hamilton Shop, at '49 Wall falls tomorrow.
Street. have a complete line or Vic-l
trolns. Open every evening. lHENRY FRANCIS ‘
_______ * CASE IN COURT
(Continued tram Page One.)
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swerved his car. in which he‘was go-
ing towards Darlen. to his left and so
The Store of Service
Abraham Airlock. of 27 Gregory
Boulevard. complained to the police
last night that he had been hit on the
foot by a stone thrown by Max Zim-
merman. as he. Amado. was going
19:31;;.rom)gcz:kT£rpzh:mS;fifngfigg'drove into the side of the car driven
- \ienard. who was going towards
merman to hatdquarterd but Aldock‘l” ‘ .
refused to press a complaint against Bridgeport m company with Andrew
him. Aidock said that he saw Zim- “WW"! °‘ 37 sewn” ””98“ Bridge'
merman standing on the stoop of his I‘"
home at 4 Thomas street. and that he
knmv that he had thrown the stones. I
rt.
Riding with Francis at the time of
lhe accident was a young woman who
gnve lwr name as Helen Burke. and
_ 1 ‘ ~ ~ FR .‘h-‘r address as 22 St. John's Place.
ADAgfi‘ggsingfigngnggofih Slainlortl. She was cut over the fore-
‘II ‘ ‘ I ‘he-acl qllllt' badly and was taken to the
3E1! THURSDAY A]! [hospital
2:30 P. M. ' ,
. . . . I This morning testimony was heard
{RAJ}: ingii‘leiglngscagdrfss mebhe 8:216" from Patrolman John Reynolds, who
8 s e 00 next ur 3y arrests-d Francis: from Menard and
by M. T. Yamamoto. a Japanese. now
of Framing-ham M on the "Rela- from Brown. Attorney Paul R. Con-
tions Between United States and "Hi representing Francis. endeav-
Japan." Any one interOted may at- on-d to bring out the claim that thc
tend thc’lecturc admission fifty cents matter had been adjusted between
‘ ‘ ' . Francis and Menard. and that it was
-:not urgil fieyqoldéituggested it that
1any arrest was made? This was denied
‘AFFAIRS SE'PTLED by Reynolds. and no further questions
.wcre asked along this line.
none that there will be a meeting of
the incorpo'rators of. and the sub-
scribers to the capital stock of The
Saugatuck Real Estate and Construc-
;lion Company in the hall above the
‘Saueatuck postofiice on February 20.
.1922. at eight o'clock. in the evening.
at which time all sagdhincorporatciirs
». .' ., rt . . - ,. ;and subscri m s on n mcsenl. or
“ {K “S‘ML‘IS‘” m ”a” : lhe purpose of the election of the
{directors of said company for the r-n-
sulng year. and the final organization
of said company and for any other
ulut-. mnmsnt is lmmg held in ulw}<
i:i'l("" With the cnnmut of thr L'tnrru-
unlll the: livht question IS u't-
llt-Il.
Miguel Alvssln lurmm has inf-n ap—
pointmi Sr-crttnry of (‘ommerta ln-
;lnd Labor. H" rv-sizrlt .1 tar-
ll?“
(use?! 3'
ll' " ll.
Oil Ta—nli Steamer
Shrikes Submerged Object
Ht )STfIN. Fell. ll—Tht-
steamer (‘lcmrnl Smith struck a sub-
n’wrgul oily-ct at the entrance ‘0 thv
harbor 921er today. was l)“3(‘l‘.(‘('d
when it tr-[Wnrvd that s‘ns- was sink-
nnd was later rcfioatt—d and
Horn such meeting.
lankl Dated at “'vstporl. this, 9th day of
1Pebruary_ .1922.
Guiseppn llcnzulli.
Emilido (‘ionpa
Francesco Nistico,
Dominica ('arusone,
Blagio Salvatore,
Oil
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business that may lawlully come lle- In stats-mum lssm-d hr Mr
‘51! x it)!" must 1' ru-upt inlmn nn-i rt-llt-rtfi
- In: ——.
PENNSYLVANIA
What’s In a Name?
Safe
_. Investments
"That Yield“
’ Returns.
This One
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’ 7.30%
MAPLES
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Telephone 153, 154, 720
electric light and power company.
vania—win the eastern part.
Utah—too many people who don't believe as he does. Another
thinks California is pretty far away—«sunny and rich though it
be. As for North Dakota, how can people be prcspernm at 40
degrees belowil Texas? Yes. smiling just now. but how long
will the oil last? And if you want to sell Florida or Georgia or
South Carolina to' some of ac you must first make us forget the
0 Civil War.
wooden nutmegs on occasion. but at least it was a (‘oniil’clicul
Yankee that made them, so the money stayed at imam
for Pennsylvania after all.
Second state in the Union in numbers. Big enough in clasp
hands with the Atlantic while sllc helium; to the middle west.
Coal,
Pennsylvania. Lumber? Ber very name is a forest 2
the finest types. High minded Quakers—suns of William Penn.
Pennsylvania Dutch—clean, thrifty, busy.
the nation birth! Politically a power; industrially a giant—-
Pennsylvania Power 62‘ Light Co.
We have been advertising the .l’rc-i'crrwl Stuck of an
it is located in l‘l-mwyl-
All of us have our little prcjudices. One man won 't lmy in
Up here in New England we like our own. We may buy
But Pennsylvania! Perhaps there’s something in lw said
Not so far away but that she may be seen and touched.
Oil.-——-who could say them without thinking of
Home of big business and sturdy peoples. Americans—-
Loyal to the nation ’8 best ideals. How else. seeing she gaw-
he Keystone State, they call her. Whiit indeed is in u name?
Are you timid about investing. Think twice about l’cnn-
ylvania as a setting. And 1 ll us tell you more about
Cumulative Preferred Stock
at a price to yield you 7.30%
69° GOLDSCHMIDT
Investment Brokers
85 Washington St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Established 1892
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llilliNll MINE l”
WllllliEllS Afilllili‘
sinn of the two high
ill-
I,
.._..._....__... M.- -. . -_._ :g
ew Haven High
\ulr «i In lu- Mihprmit-nl unlll h‘cptcmber
. o _ r . . .
Fraternities SUSPBIIdEd t. 14.1. with llll mmmmml punish-
- llll in that liar :-Li.~prnnlnn “'1701111‘ per-
NEW HAVEN. PM). 1] ——i~‘urtpcn— nmm-nl unit-mg lu-i‘ort- Murch 1. 1922.
ihv society churt- the resignation or
urban! {rain-rill-
ti. l’lxi ln-ltn l‘hl unrl 'l‘lu'ta Elam“, Cxpulelon from mrmhp'fl’m 0‘ the
[:lt'hllll'lil 0i ll’lv filil‘it‘lt um] ”)9 mem-
fnr a limited period and expulsion 1 . _
lrom the ancient-s of ms‘mhcn. rcnpnn. It: “hi, t":“”]‘;""”"l““ ‘0“le lo the
. _ . 7'” 1‘1; 0 H‘ “11!!
t—il-lt- lur rules lnliucllolm wan lln~
' . 1e. .—-Thellrsti ‘ .. 6.1.. . .A ,
IN'DIAXBAPOIJIS’" Fri) :9] tativr of luminhmrnl ”10'!le out by tlu- Iloiil'll ‘1 h," H“ t“ "‘“m” ’ h 1 "H” W“
joint men 3‘; o . eorrpnimtlons and ‘ o! lCllLN-alldill at its mmunw 12...: night ;::..l.; U visual" “d”! ”m“ .lamuury 1'
""3 railroa leis ga , .1 .Tht- fratcrrlillen, as wc-ll nu crriniil "" “I" N. Minn-union “' b" 'K‘r'
thp lnited Mine Workers of Amencahmmm‘m WM,“ charged with “Hr,” 'unm Ill unlum— llll' hot it a. nr-cnn- this
will b(' held in Chicago. February 21'1llnrm of Vi'ulms ‘0‘???)ng ”Wm ' I"'thlliillUll oi 1hr ”ll'YIllr'l lnkrtx In
' . c- on! i'dci J. ‘ ._ l. . l...
according to an unnoun 1m no . lhr» Phi Delta Phi ”Rummy mm tu..itmn 4.! tin you.
today by John l.. lwwis. president or.
the Mine \Vorkers. who called the,
meeting. I
President Lewis said thc acceptance I
by the) railroad m-gnniyilions of thr- l
mint-rs' invitation to gnier :i joint ,
muting was practically unnniln:ms,l
21ml "t-sm-t-inlly gratifying.” !
"It indicates that the organized rnll- l
Tflzi'l workr-re and mine workers." said i,
Lewis. "hnw- l
a profound "appreciation of the neces.
:1 «let: rminnlicm to ullllzr every proper
the inn-rusty. ol‘
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Guiecpne Postorino,
Giulio \‘etromilc,
Francisco (tribal-l.
Antonio Flore. l
GREGORY. 3
Their Attorney. ‘
1rough! to hs—r deck. .\'0 one was in— l
'lre-d. Thr- boiler and pump rooms;
were flooded. but it was believed the
actual damage was slight. The tanker.
which registers 4612 tons. brought a
cargo of oil to Boston.
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BRIIDGEPORT TEACHIZR DIES r
ISHIIJGEPORT. V PEI). ll.—.\liss -ClT mg on..." IS “-om
Mary F. O'Leary. teacher in the Pub- ”03'“
hr: Schools here. who has been in a; .
Cut out this slip. enclose with so;
‘whose illness has puzzled physicians. and mail it to page). a; co" 2835 Shet-
Tel. i lilbtl today.
Her death 1s said to ha“: ,field Ave. Chicago. Ill. writing your;
been due to influenza- She was vat“ name and address clearly. You will
cinated two weeks ago. ,receive a trial package containing.
dialling good humor,
--':l m time of great-
Trial.
. we 5' 1.2% -l
'l
but what impresses
mnxt of all is the
rr aruificent force of his
. So clear and
.. was his reasoning
".at no one could suc-
W-fdully dispute himin
. even today his
.tmgs and speeches
,4
.“l'ulta;
3;
.ul.i.i;s.i Ir; i._L.L..IA
“zed unquestioned. .
“5‘ do well, indeed,
I” l-“D’Jr him.
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South Norwalk 1
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fib.anmm;ant;
lFoley's Honey and Tar Compound:
liar coughs. voids and croup: Foley;
'Kidney Pills for pains in aides andl
baa; rheumatism. backache. kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley Ca-
. 5T3 - C lthartic Tablets. a wholesome and;
.‘thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
ln‘ 0 connotation. bilinosnees. headaches.‘
“Pr0perty -'
isthe fruitoflabOr;propertyisdeeirable;isaposi-
tivegoodto the wofld. That some should be rich
showsthatothersmaybecomerichfindhmcensgim
encouragement to energy and enterprise‘wnot inn!
whoishouselesspnlldownthehmseofmfimt
leiihimlabor diligently andhm’ld meta-himself,
'thnsbyexmplemningthathismwbenfie.
from violence when innit.” .
and sluggish Dom—sunson-Poweill
Corn.
’ A“ or m
Keeler’s Are Sell'mg ‘a Alan’s
Sport Oxfondior $5.75
mmmmtww
A 3: .
'are being held ior the Juvenile Court.
y
means of protrcting
the mrn tmployml in thun- llxwic in-
dustrivs."
Charles 'Hur‘llmtt, janitor of thw-x
South Norwalk Congregatmnal ;
(hurch. seized two boys a few minutes '.
after they had broken into the church 2
early yesterday afternoon. and took j,
them to police hladquarters. ‘ 'i‘hcy :
LINCOLN
On' Lincoln’s Birth-
day this bank desires,
in unity with all real
' Americans, to do honor
to the First American
of us all — Abraham
Lincoln. 1..
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Slenderize Your Figure
No! Your Purse
If you are correctly corselcd
.. you are perfectly gowned
W.'B. CORSETS are 100% CORR IZCT in
QUALITY, STYLE and FIT
They {minutes} to the economical women because (1.11 on
‘ Best Value: for Least .llamy °
W'EINGARTEN BROS” Inc” ‘7 “lat 3411) Street, New York
’ Gehebe’s
«cauliflower-mm
BASKETS
1. Both Attractive and Useful.
Laundry lake-to. shopping We. Clothes Hampers. 6.9M
Market sockets, Wm flour Isolate, Baby We“,
25 Washington Street South Nari?
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