‘WNORWALK
Hi. Roberts Ferris. oi Rowan
M is in New York city today.
Arnold Roenthol is recovering from
illness at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mr; Louis Bounthal. Elton place.
The Ladies? Aid Society of the East
Avenue E. 3. church is holding its
usual weekly meeting at the church
tom.
' .
much amusement for
those who attended. Refreshments
consisting of coiree. ice cream. and
cake were served. .
Owing to the serious illness of Mice
Estelle Smith. secretary of the Non)-
ton Girl Scouts the troop will not at-
tend the Valentine party of Troop 1,
Stamford. as they had planned. The
party will be held this evening.
The Men‘s Guild of St. Luke's
Church. Noroton. will hold its regular
mid-monthly meeting on Thursday
The regular business meeting of the
Boy's Club was held at the church last
evening but no special business was
transacted. ‘
Mina BeatriCe McKee; of 13"68b0rne
avenue. has been confined tanner home
with a severe attack of the grip for
the past several days. She is under the
care of Dr. W. W. Tracey.
This evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Carpenter, Betta Place.
the Epworth League of the East Ave-
nue M. E. church will hold its month-
ly business meeting. Follovihg the
meeting a Valentine Social lwill be
held.
Dr. Franklyn G. Brown, of Seaview
avenue. who was operated upon re-
cently at the Norwaik Hospital. is ex-
pected to return to his home during
the coura of the next week where he
will have to remain until fully recov-
ered from the effects of his operation.
The monthly meeting of the W0-
man' a Foreign Missionary Society was
held last evening at the home of Mrs.
Charles Simona There was a godd
attendance. and an interesting pro-
gram rendered. The hostess served
refreshments and a. social hour was
“505’84- Q
It is expected that people who are
particularly interested In the proposed
change of a. building line on Fourth
street from Cove asenue to Gregory
Boulev.ard and also along the front on
Cove avenue will be. In attendance at
the hearing to be held nut Tuesday,
evening by the cannon at the Qt):
Hall.
Both the First and Second teams of
the Mayflowors won Ihmr gnIIIo-s
Community Hall last vwnxng. III the
prrllminary game between
flower Juniors and the Y
the lultI-r were defeated in .I N'Ul" of
22 to 12. while tht- lug gamv lwlwm-n
the Mayflowers and 'JIIrs'IInIIs was “on
b‘.‘ thv fornI of 24: in l.’ 'lll‘l‘ “as
a Kind attendance and ‘lhlll‘lllL: “is
(«~ng following the gnmv,
_\l. P. C .
Sew-rill hundred pan-nix and pupils
attended tho> first l’urent»'l'rzlr h» rs
meeting of the )I-ur at the Marun
school last evening th-n a drmonxtra-
tion of school work “us Inn-II: songs
were sung: by \arlous classes :InIl
brief talks were given. 'l‘hr program
(‘OllSISUIl of part BIBLE“): l»\ mt-m'Iwrs
or Grads-s 6 and 7. lit-IIIIIrks ivy Su-
pt-rnsur of Schools hand A. er II. in-
trmmvwi lessons In l"'llnldll.~,lll]r lIy
Grad: l; and independent rmullnz: by
iht- Ixrst grade. A thIIoz,~Vr:I7iII'I In
arItlIIIIetIC was also gin-II l4 (;l'.I‘l" :.
Part singing by Griillr 7 and wrung
up "If‘vrt'lfl'l‘fl. rrIr-iwl .l‘l‘l '-.\':I‘:hr
Camp's "holly Drrnn" h'lv 2.9mm in.
(:rall“ I .18 ll)“ 'l"\l 1.1.” (If ll?“ pro.
granl TIM-II follow“! .I «Inllzl-Iilmll
rl-(Itulxlm ill ”Hath". l' (la-.SI ' rl
ll." .1 Inflation IM-rb I l;.,.._,A.VI
11; I'm lmyn of A. I~ H. ’Iv.'~'\-' ..
the mainly to llu- 1 «I; ‘2 :wml ~ mt
eril l; .llll’Lfl‘ .lI. l\" _'l; \‘I-r .l
lc-III'IH .Ilnng LIIIHI» .I vi ' ~
1ch 't-ll S_ Hulkll '. '..IH" ..ll .llvl :l l
“9th 'll 1h! Pull/‘1 lrhul’l '4 S-II (-
“'15 I til Ill Hf S! lull. HI 4-. .; \‘ l I‘ ,
almi‘l .Iil «pokr 'l'l: TIM -"1'L' ' l‘ A ll}!
at .I ill" lionr
R0 WA l T0 V
.‘llk John H Huxl. u; \‘Covxt Hill-
a»: fill: was .11 \lsltvrl v I' v.’ luv-7» Us-
terduy afternoon.
le liri‘l'3 of tin [:uuxnxrmy lll‘é'H
C(HD Hif‘l last th‘nznu a: H.-— luIm r,‘
Jain/s A Slottul' lin\\.u‘u:1.w..:.'l-
Sanford Wicks. n" l’.w~.\-..-.n,n
nnv. who has been II. I: III: run.- w
able to he about again,
llIIIr) (mks. of (‘L \\ llnl' ha»- II
chum-Ii the fornwr (EIIH'I 1x l’l «I I. of
Rom-II) ton avenue.
Mrs. .lIImI-s Desmond, “lu, inn w . ll
ill at lll‘l' home on l:(;\\:l\ln'l .I'~"ll'l".
is i.I I‘i Inuch lnlpl'(1\lll Iolnll'mn.
Hf late very IILLI" has lawn lnmul
from the Stove Club. Tho—:- Ilrfllllist-I‘
us snml- of the spring metIy lilll :Is
Yet it has not been rvm-Iw-Il.
Mr and Mrs Stanton ll'll‘l. of
:ItI-tl island. wen» tlu- \\('lk<('\rl
guests of Mr. and Mrs. .\n-l:r-w Mills.
of Rowayton aven up.
\N'hcn tho (lraftsm: II-.\lonkI r Grotto
series opens this I-vvning III Hull's
Theatre. South Nov-v...,l<. liownylnn
will be represented In (‘hurlvh Gugvr.
of McKinley place. and \Vlliiam J.
Moore, II former resident of the cam.
munity.
DARIEN'&- NORO TON
Mrs. George Velie of Railroad ave-
nue was a visitor out of town yester-
day afternoon.
I
Among the coming events is a
dance to ho held by the Ernest F. Sex-
ton Post. American Legion. on next
Thursday evening'at Noroton Heights.
The Board of Sellctmen met yes-
terday morning in the Town Hall for
their weekly meeting Routine bus-
iness was transacted during the, meet-
ing.
The town was hit this morning
by a snow storm that slightly tied up'
the trolley and railroad system. Most
trains ran on time for the exception
of a few minutes.
A Valentino party was held in the
Sunday school rooms of the Method—
Int Episcopal church An entertain-
_ent took place during the evening-
I
,-
at;
the .\l11.\'-‘
evening of this week. A: the last
lmetting the President. Rev. H. M.
Dumbell. announced that there would
be important business to be taken up
at this meeting. and it is hoped all
members will be present. The En-
tertainment Committee have‘fiiade
arrangements to produce a. “mock
triall."a and a. good time is assured all
who attend. A prominent citizen of
the town is to be tried’betore a jury
'0: his peers. and it is said some startl-
ing evidence will be brought_ forth.
Members of the Guild will of course
have the. usual privilege of bringing
men guests.
FIVE CENT FARE
ON TROLLEY LINES
IN NORWALK
(Continued from First Page)
C
{be an additional charge of 5 cents
There would also be a 5 cent fare
along East avenue. from Dorlon point
in and to and from Rowayton. How-
ever. Judge Tammany added. there
'would be no increase in fares until an-
other hearing had been given the peo-
ple of Norwaik.
The matter was broached when.
Thomas F. F'laherty. a reporter for
the Bridgeport Post. endeavored to se-
(‘uri‘ from the council some statement
or official action about the fiIe centl
{a rc so as to permit a. special stor) be-
ing “ rItien for his paper today
Councilman lngham said that he be-
lisxui that the people of East aVenue
had lIIrn slighted on the matter. being
[(Irmvl to pay a 10 cent {are against
{\‘l'rst :Ivenue's 5 rent fare. ’
Councilman James interjected '
pwmu about Broad River and Winni-
pauk?" which brought a laugh.
Judge Tammany said that at the
conference- In Hartford a few days ago.
0m- 01 the members of the Commission
qskvd lIIIII: —“\thr‘- did you get this
and who in
[Hall who is your manor.
hr.“ Alter he had brnn told he said
'l can plain!) see that he is a good
ml :In I fficipnt Ont". and
I Want to rd} that IV. 1.5 not often that
v“ find (It th‘ huul (If :I city. II man
who is us persevering. shrcud and
capable :Is \our mayor."
.~lr:\()l' lluxtun. Judge TumIIIzInv
flair-Ii, suinIIItu-vl figures which shown)
tlw num'ncr of people rarried by the
“Ins. The West Ii\t‘l'lll.t llgurI-s were
gIaiII‘ylng. hut the lehus \V‘lt’ not so
'I‘his “as du« said to lhe {act
(LII! tlIoro- was ;I trn tt'l‘l furr- In I-\-
Islanru on lllt olllr-r lIIII-s. 11' [hr some
lzxrv as applied to \Vi'st avenue Were
IIpIrII-Il in ll): othI-r linv .'-' till I’“ “as no_
'ln‘ll-l but “hut tho- l"*:-lllt would Ln- as
grullflim: 'l'h-r l’. l’. (T. llllllll‘ :I.
«.II‘I‘l ink: l'lqlllL} Hutu I'll
'I.~r not I-nl\ (UffiZ‘lVT‘lllfl; the fin- rent
l:"- r'wr “'le l\"llll". int for the «'11-
iv- w? H» and that tlwre “as lilll"
pt.~.IlI;‘.II'. vl.;IIII:- of In“) on
23.4 I. u.
lHlSllli‘SS Inan :I
guild. hr
11' I.
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‘ 'I.II;IIII.I.':\ MAS syn-ad
I'll.‘ r; " llll?
how prrnnshl lo IIIIIsIIlI r
vlrxl. \vri' ("I'll' lull).
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3.1“] la \ ”I”
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SHIIIPIS’E BOXED
wu. LBE SUED
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(‘II‘IIII IIII.'I Km l« r muIII (l nlOHOlI
II .II ”I‘qu Wuul'i l» Sll'r‘l't’l and tiw
LzlnlIInv \-. I~I.II’IIIIl :
.«II'II IlIImu Janus rfilll that it “as
Ll’lr‘h l'2_lll_(‘ :I-- In: lhw purl of smut-
In :It Up Il[rl'Itl'r\llIS g4. .IIIIl that
'i‘lt l'I Plul'll'l l...\I iv»: ll sum“ rel-0rd;
I: l‘vr III‘IltoI III pl in sl‘ow. As ll:
Vs.‘ " v- .I... 1.... \o-Il-.Il th‘éu;
' '-l ;..I.. In -‘. If: rml Willi rl-gzirds
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umIlIIme \‘(III'I um] that lllt'l
.-‘ lug .lI.’ li:..,IIl 1. {IR “lull lilo-y “unl-
Hl I'Il'l LUV. “an! I” ’
I'm lli' lllll-ill
. HI l'IrI "M4" ileum:- \V. lluxznrdus
" . i’IIIIIS’.‘ l“[;l"!-‘“.'ll.'i'l\ I1; came lli'rt';
x:»-l .mlu-l for flu Iillllill.ll|l\‘ and Saul:
film! ll 3' IA.» not I;I\- n llwm ”not they;
I-.I,.IlI1 mlu- ll. 'I’iIr pump” and l‘qlllll-
nItnt was taken In \Vilson Point by
VIN.“ lirns. who wants-Ii $21! for the
JD“. 'l‘lIc shipping Hoard officials
“glut“! II) {In}. 31“ um] luvc the city
[my lhr‘ Ullll'l Sl“. but all! r about six
months \';I.Ist llros. received their
mum-v; '
Touching on thI- IIIIItII-I‘ of the {ire
«lo IIIII‘tInI-III. :I (‘Ullllllllnll'zlllOll was r»-
('ll\l.‘ll by AlloInI-y (‘rIInIeI‘ (‘. Hege—
IIIIIII. II-pI-I-svnting ljl-puty Fire Chief
Samuel MI-(inwnn. enclosing a bill for
Sl'l‘\lv‘t'5 I‘vndrrI-Il as deputy (‘hiet'l
amounting lo $2.59. Councilman 'l'uy-
lor rillll that this was :I Just hill and
Ilmt shuIIlIl kw paid. and the mat»
[(-r was referred to Corporation Coun-
se-lVTammIIny for action.
Deputy McGounn was referred to
in a. slighting manner by the former
administration as a pensioner. but this
was refuted by Councilman Taylor.
who said that McGowan had served
faithfully and long and was on duty
every minute of the time and was ever
active’at fires. He had been appointed
a deputy for four years at the begin-
ning oi' consolidation and then Dono-
IIIII-
w «’2‘. 1......
ninth-r unil'
,ill"]]'l‘ «I lllI‘ill
"squeal out of iv.‘ .
'l‘zulI-I S'll'l that nor-ord— '
theA.J. www.mum
m.
WHO TAMPERED
WITH SLOT MACHINE
Continued from First P88“
who had gathered in the hallway when
the chief was confronted with the l
statement that tampering had been
done. heard him declare: ~—-"I swear
that I don't know anything about it.".
However-this did not satisfy VII-anti
who still instilled that the machines hr
the City Hall vaults had been campers
ed with. Chief Pennington insisted
that he had a. key to the vaults which
never left his Mon and there was
ow one other key which he last knew
or as being in the possession of the
registrar: of voters.
In a visit paid to the gambling
mochinesstoredinone ottheceusin
the Norwaik police station, which run5
chines were condemned, ordered deo-
troved and the contents divided bee
tween the city and State. Sergeant Vi-
relli found that the machines had
been bro open and the money con-
tents fie . The machines were taken
away wSergeant Virem to be kept in
Bridgeport. on Monday.
It is said that an investigation is to
be made as to how it was that the
machines had been tampered with
while in the cuaody of the police. l
J acoby’s
unawmsxmml
CLOTHES THAT
BOYS LIKE
At Final Clean-up Prices
2 Pant-Suits $7.98
Overcoats $7.98
Mackinaws $6.98
Sheep Lined Coats
$5.98 and $7.98
Henry Beaupain
TRIMMING
Trees. Grape Vines, Shrubbery
4 Woodhury Ave, Nol‘walk
Telephone 1406-13
The Textile Store
A lO¢DAYS SILK SALE
2" per (l'nl, off on all Silks includ‘
ing l’rrer" - Gtorz- no and Can-
Ion l rt {I .
136 Washington Street
South Norwalk
CLEANLINESS
In our Dairy Products mean: clean
stables, trained milkers, healthy
cattle. carefully washed uddere.
sterilized receptacles and modern
sanitary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness mean. health
for your family.
Order of us regularly and he
sure of the purest and
BEST DAIRY PRODUCTS
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1'18 , l ‘
llli llOllllALKS ELEClRlC CO
Eamon
vu‘n refusal .to re-appolnt him. 31-;
though the money fox his salary waS‘
appropriated and not paid. Then the
Board of Estimate and Taxation failedl
tohppIoprlate it. The appointment.
-~corrlingjtn the- law. was until his'
term' expired and his successor ap-l
pointed, and no successor was ever ap-
pointed.
STOCKHOLM. Feb. 15.—-TlIe Bab.
tic Sea has been converted into an
isolated Jake owing to the closing of
thr- Cat‘tegaI and the Sound by ice.
Five steamships. including the Thulev
from London. with twenty-seven pas-
sengers, are} held fast in a dangerous
position off the Vinga Lighthouse.
play your faiite songs as o n as
When you own a Victrola you can
you like, sung or played by the world’ s
molest- artists. Make your 'eelection
xv -' . . r.
a \, x .-
IS?
959
N ewell & Murray
Clothiers and Furnishm
“To Men Who Know"
1“ Washington St, 80. Nomllt
1
Men’s $4.00 Heavy Cor.
duroy Pants
VSpecial........‘.....$2.9;g
a
Sentinel Want- are Winners.
3“ c
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tionai. Guard for a. considerable time.
being attached to the old Fourth Re
merit. He was about set-eats years
at age. and is arrived by his widow
and one sister. hrs. Thoma: Penneil
For a long period the Burke family
occupied the extendve. properb' in
Flux-Bin road. now owned by John A.
Hamilton.
Dr. Barkley” a. member of En-
campment Lodge. N $19. F. and A.
MK. oi Encampment. Wyoming. and at
the reorient of the widow the officers
communicated with St. John’s Lodge.
of Norwalk. to look after the remains
when they arrive here. which will be
within a. few days Owing to the fact
ithnt graves are not being opened in
Riverside Cemetery. the remains will
be placed‘in the receiving vault.
I sour» warmer
A33!!!" FOB
Page a Show, Park a me
Gran manna-n1
Kendrick & Chase Garage
WW Nelda. and m
YELEPW ”I
I3 Raymond 8%.. South 8M eon
w A - l
Advertise in the Sentinel-Tr best
result: ' ‘
Kitchen
Save Money On 3 Heater
During this Sale of Discontinued Patterns
$81.75 Cabinet Sale Price $61.52
69.25 Cabinet Sale Price 51.94
41.75, Cabinet SalcPrice 31.32.
e
Cabinet
it
reduced prices. ‘XVhEn they
Act mnckly. :. .
at
Ii llUUSlEll (alone:
There are only a few of these cabinets left at our special
are sold this sale will be ovor.‘
This Is the first time that it has ever been possible to nfl'cr
a discount.
sold at low. fixml pricrw’. l’Slilllllk‘llt’ll by the factory. and only
' fr" W “nu-'—
lw n,‘
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HOOSIERS are always
A
me most ('tht‘pllnlliil circuIIIstanI-m permit our present reduc-
lions,
- Included in the Siilt' is II nIisu-llaneous assortment of
HOUSIER l'alllllt'lh‘ in disI-I-minucd patterns on which we have
received special pennissiun In rrduvc prices; also II few
slightly Shop-Worn l‘iillll’lol‘i. which haw been used in our slow
for (lt‘lllllllsll‘iil ing purposes.
Each is a genuinv lIUllSlER~anIl hacked by the strong
HOOHIER factory guarantee.
If IIIII lla\l' lli‘l’ll thinkinv of.
skim: vonr kitchen work
easier lli' sure In hm )Ixur HUOSIER while this offer prevails.
ReIIII- 'Illll(‘l‘ r.
em
normal.
nuel patter}. 5 Is‘ IlOScd' MI?
61" Rllllll as the remmnulg assortment of (“<-
,HUNMER prices go 'back In .
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington Street
I
North Main Street
' §
Big Rem—oval Sale
MEI "S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING
Everything sold regardless of cost. ;
GOTTLIEB’S I
South Norwalk 33}
Phone 105
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CORSETS
Every age and every feminine figure
are anticipated in our corset stock. Our ("
setier will appreciate the opportunity of
showing you the new models, and
gladly assist you in making ase
The N. E. Ryan C0.
Washington St reet.
:I;
selection.
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DAINTY MAHOGANY FURNITL RE
Just the thing for wedding and anniversary giz’s
Telephone Tables, Martha Washington Tables, Sewing Tat ..
Wagons, Muifin Stands. Candle Slicks, and many Olht‘r
Tn.
ELF
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS
Raymond 69" Son
FUNERAL olaao'rone
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
KOBWALI
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
ADVAIV CE SHOW’LVG OF SPRIVG‘S N E“ F<T
PUMPS.
Patent Sandal, Vew College Heel, 2-strap .............
Patent Pump, New College Heel, 2-strap ..........
These Pumps are the mst graceful looking Pumps in footwear I; 5". :r
In
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Victor Wesley
Ba: Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
TELEPHONE 365-5
4.24." -1127 «WIS/.7.
New .p'.. :;g “no “113‘. n )TY r-pu m2}. \-
s amped dis: gig.»
Lingerie Garments are m Ime “hill" Nunwv}: .Iru‘. fir»? w
‘.\’l[«’hi I'}' (‘w 1""
Niglngon'ns, Bundope I‘ombinanons. (‘nlllli(;‘>. B‘Inmm
lit-esszng Sacques and Bouuoir (‘aps ('1 I‘m» ”rd pmk VI
. 7 - .W ‘
lrish Linvn Scans and timers. Tan .‘t—wil,PV~Pi:\'fi shah. ( . .1
Pm Cushiuns
\Yhive Clowr-Bleach Luncheon Svlr. I‘Ivm ~ and. SI.
Turkish Ton‘ellng (‘onx‘nmg CAI-w
Children‘s Dress: 5. iniams‘ long and \l): I llr'firvr. SI~
Bovs' PlayS uils. blue zwphyr Irnunw nun Irmc lu-zr , . '
Rompers-fine quality. “’hlte Fwy
Child‘s Unbleached Play Aprons wlIlI appllq‘h enlthIIiI‘I
pink. green. and law-min.
“We have some last year's numbvrs win. ‘I;
IIHII to close than out.
u: an :cillL}; .'
J. .I. Mallette
88 Washington Street
I" 4‘." I‘ll 112/313]; ’Jf/‘JSIWWJZI'JJ/‘fM/‘Mffi
H AVE YOU SEEN IT?
Beautiful new sport foot“ car new 5? fies and path I‘
attractive color combinations now In our displrn of adv.
Spring Fashions.
Plenty of beige. nude and
hosiery,
Conneally 69° Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
sponge, the hunt Colon II.
Elwoédk
Milton
122 Washington Street
“WEAR SHOES. :rHAT FI ” .
room woman
the Place
Elwood
STORE o'PEN SATURDAY EVENINGS i
'::‘:<Q.\:LA 22:: \:: 111/.) " TO:— ”0 "
0‘
A very attractive line of
Washington Birthday
Favors
Are Now On Sale
at
The F. 69’ ‘K. Stationers
A”.
16 So. Main, St, ‘
Norwalk Chronicler