- EASTNOALK
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Danie. ol Betta place. is seriously m.
Calvin Braised. of Liberty Square.
ls about again after a recent illness
Mr. and Mrs. Norman have moved
from the Second district to 12 Edlie
avenue.
'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craymer have
(siren up their residence on Osborne
avenue.
It is expected that there will 'be
number of removals in East Nor-walk
during April and May.
Fred Klein and family have moved
Randall
from Beacon street to the
block on Osborne avenue.
The usual mot-ting of the Boys
East Avenue'M. E. church.
William M. Greene. of Osborne ave:
nue. is about again after confinement
to his home .with a severe cold.
The March meeting of the
to be held on Tuesday March 7th.
Miss Beatrice McKee.
avenue. has recovered
ment to her home with the grip.
Thomas Hyde. of First street.
of the "flu." is recovering gradually.
'Mr. and wMrs. Shelvoy. of Cove ave-
home
New York
nue. have returned to their
after a two week's visit in
city.
The barges Bright Star
both of New York city.
charged their cargoes and
towed out of the harbor.
have
Members of the Sunday schoo
board Will hold their regular monthly
"-cl New Haven.
Club will be held this evening at the
East
Norwalk Improvement Association is
of Osborne
alter confine-
who
has been ill at his home with a touch
and Alice,
dis—
have been
cent card tournament held. by in
Church Friendly:§ociet3‘. .
Tie siren of the Darien Fire ”De—
noon.
day until further notice. This was or-
dered by the Board of Selectmen ,at
their meeting yesterday morning.
the classified ad. column of the Even-
ing Sentinel. These ads. are accepted
at our Darlen Branch office. News
items are also solicited. Phone or
write to the office. Phone No. 453
Darien.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lombardi. of
the Post road. entertained at their
home Sunday evening. Those who at-
tended were: Mr. and Mrs. William
Hines, Miss Amelia Reis. Miss Edith
Green. Miss Agnes Amend. Mrs. Lester
Bounty. Philip Lag-aha. Ralph Gentile.
Walter Stafford. and Ofeste Lombardi
During the evening
games were enjoyed which weer fol-
lowed by refreshments.
A Hupmobile Touring car owned by
Dr. Norcum, of Foot» street. New
Haven. and operated by John Albert
Whitby. of 312 Dixwell avenue. New
Haven. was completely destroyed by
fire shortly before 3 o'clock this morn-
" ing in Darien. The fire was caused by
back firing.
Fire Department was summoned to
the scene of the fire which was 8 few
hundred feet west of the Norwalk-
Darien line. The firemen under Chief
Sam Sherer made every possible effort
to save the vehicle from complete loss.
This is the second automobile fire that
the department has been called to
light within the past week.
Tax Collector Elbert T. Bates an-
nounced yesterday afternoon that the
first of the personal tax bills will be
mailed tomorrow morning. This is
something new for the women of the
town. it bcing the first year that thpy
have been obliged to pay the tax. For
the hem-lit of those who or; not aware
I of the purpose of this source of in-
(Turin of the state. it is stated that the
meeting at “‘9' East A"""”" M- E. money recciyul through the personal
church this evening. tax is used for the lip—keep of state
-——-— zlrmorics and thc stale militia. Sonic
Dr. and M75- Franklyn G. Brown. pt-oplv :Irp under the imprctsion that
of Seaview ”WWW“- h““ “(”1“ ‘0 the town derives the benefit but it
Florida ‘0 spend "1" "ommmllr “r 'h" «loos- not. The town or llarien is piac-
winter months- ThP-V plan ’0 return cd to an "\ll’i‘i expense of collecting
to there home here in April.
The matter of building lino
on Cove avenue. and on Fourth
r innit“
:lnri
F'lfih streets will come up {or consul-
lhis mom-3 .ln‘l IS not rc-imhursed by
”10 stain- for Its labor or the labor in-
3‘oixml w ill" collection.
Alllmugh today winds up the short.
eration at the council mm-tmg this .5: month ol.tlu~ 3mr it will be rc-
e3ening. cullwl that l‘.ll'l"l‘. has had the liyliost
ulonlll ll h..-s hml for szomc limo past.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l’whll ht” lumm: iht past :3 ~iu3s there hau-
moved from West Norwa lk to Osborne hm n :3 social funclions in the form
avenue. and Mastcr l‘ rank link l‘uk‘ n
position as one of the
the Evening Sentinel in
Ward.
til“ Third
The matter of incorporation
tory will be among the maltcrs to he
considered at the special
morrow at the church.
qt. Agnes' Guild of Christ church is
to meet this evening with Miss (lracc
Farrington. at her ilOnlt on (lsburnt'
avenue. The meeting is in shirt at
7:30 o'clock. and thcrr- will ii“
time following thc mcvling.
Tomorrow. Ash “'mlnt sti.:3.
the beginning of LI :il
special services at
church as follows
litany and penile-miul
a. m. and 7:30 p. '3v'l'lliL’
and address. Special in l“\ll t 5 WM
be held on Friday “4.1.;
every
lu'll'lL'
lilt‘lt' “'lll
"hl'lM Episcopal
“Inning
1m
pruuvl'.
>1 l‘\l'l Ill ‘J'Illl
ill
(:1 ”Ali
Friday during l.t‘l:l
'lllll
This evening at (‘ommm
the, Mayflovvcr Juniors will
Knights of King Arthur lll thu
liminary game. whilr- the hit: gum!- m
the evening will be ln-lywmn tlu May.
fiowers and the Rovers 07‘ \l'wtpurt.
These games are drawing bigger
crowds every week. “during will lu-
enjoyed as usual following: ill‘ 2. nm
Cano's orchestra furnishing tho mww
llt3 Hall.
lllwl
DARIEN & N OROTON
Attorney Lorin W. Willis. 01’ Bridge-
port. was in town yestcrdzu
records at the town hall.
.~I .lrt mug
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Earl litnlrell.
.of New Haven. were the week end
visitors of F. V. Cantrell. of lht' lost
Road.
Mrs. Peter Dadonna. of the Post
rRoad who was removed to the Slam-
nord Hospital Saturday “as opt-ruled
lon yesterday.
w —_~
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Russell. at
:Brooklyn. N. Y.. were the week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humpf
:of Brookside avenue.
The men‘s chorus of the Congrega-
.:tional church met last evening In the
church for -practice. The chorus is
making special preparations for the
Easter music.
The Men's Guild of St. Luke's
:church. Noroton are contemplating
:purchasing a moving picture machine.
.A machine was demonstrated at a re-
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“Papa's Cold Compound”
Breaks any Cold
. In Few Hours
Instant Belief! Don't stay stuflid-
1 Quit blowing and snuming! A
of "Papa's Cold Compound" tak-
every two hours until three doses
. taken usually breaks up any cold.
We very first dose opens clogged
Cold Compound" acts
:1 l .lr
distributors of j mmrm ms.
and ‘
also of repairs to be mndc to thc rcc-l
Incl-ting of 1 .
Christ Episcopal parish to be held to-’
ii >‘Ocl11i‘
alsol
. sure; and costs only a few cents before 59"” such a “03 he suddenly
lotus. It acts without assist- 93$!“de
«gee- nice. mum” no quinine that thing tl- at's two dogs loot;
umnm girl!!! J;ndoghigh.“_ . ..
‘i.llll‘l< diuntrs and various entcr-
Also (luring the month a
"H 33 (ll ":rl ilLHliUn has lwt n formwd
.lhul being tlu ioung People's Mis-
‘thllllr‘y Sut'ltl‘» hf ll‘w
rhurr'll lulu-r .‘i('li\lllt‘S during the
month was lhr- I-lcctlon of offics-rs nf
[llu- 'luiil rwkn t‘crpcrutlnn. licnvfit
:.l' liilllllll"lll§ held during the pe-riori
llll'l’llllll."l llllilllli lill rianct‘ held at
ll': l‘ (a lllll school tor l'no First Aid Ile-
lllfll’t'nt n. of Mir Inlrlcn Fire
lnu nl, Anotlu r t 3cnl 05
:lh burning ml” the mortgage of thc
,lmrivn Mcthodist Episcopal church.
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3‘1": punk-”ls n; l:.-l_\':llr>n:l :ill'l‘l
:~T.ll“ llml llw l'oiili is \t'l)’ lllu<'ll lll‘
now] ui’ ll‘IIilll'.
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i.\ll.‘\lil.ll}' ol' tlu- ltowuywu Hose (30m-
pnny 7 .ms 331“ l... l-omplo-lvd for .‘l
':.ll'll l-vllllltlnltl‘l [4) hr l'l'llJ ill. Illt:
lill>t' lil)|l.‘t‘.
1 Thu ll-v- is (llfllllfll'llf‘illg llom lhI'
harbor which is good m 33's to thu- lo-
:(ai rt'h'idtlilfi. l‘lu‘ ll”) lm‘l that this
l-l:ll of.“ rs l'm lltst lndlt'utlon ol'>
spring. Sam‘- om said tile-3 saw ll
lollin.
‘1 At ill.» r: cvnt annual Inc-cling of lhv
Toke-m-ke» (.‘luh. Ill" following office-rs
.--r'- I-lI-clvd alirl‘ the business 54-3-
'smu 33inch was given over to the dis—
mission Ul IIY'(!J.""Q iuI' thw club dur—
ing thl l‘nllllllli: svason: l’rtsldenl. lio-
alien lL. flilimiels; vice-president. Ed-
l\\dl"l H. lJ(-lall~ld: treasuri-r. Lewis B.
'lilUW’ill 5‘ vrctury. t‘lmrlvs Bates Dana;
iusslsling secrctari. Bradford M. Bul-
lard. Tho-In- have been many more
3yllitvl rI sidmits at 'lokt nc-kt lhis yv-ar
,lhuli rinrlm,r any other season.
A birthday surprisc party was hcld
List «waning at the homo of Mr, and
Mrs. Shin") licll for Mr iii-ll. During
lht- ewming the hundrml and other
game-s wen played. The house was
prettil3 and appropriately decorated
:ior a oirthda) (-(lc oration. The first
prize was awarded to Miss Olive Cole
Iand the consolation pr-izt to Mrs. Ira
Kiggius Those who attended were
Mr. and \lrs. Henry Foreit. Mr. and
rhirs. Ira Higgins. Miss Olive Cole.
Mrs. Earl P. Stevens and Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Bell.
I The wireless telephone is becoming
,u-ry popular in Rowayton. One of
these instruments is owned by Frank
A Brands of Rowayton .I3enuc who
has been doing considerable entertain-
.ing with his outfit. Among the sched-
.uled programs forrthis week is listed
;e3'er3'thing from opera to jazz. Even
the music composers have taken the
opportunity of using the radio by giv-
‘ing concerts. On Sunda) evening Vin-,
cent! lbpez and his Pennsylvania dance
lorchestra. which is p‘ 3.3ng nightly at
’the Hotel Penns3lyania. New York. in-
troduced his latest song hits “Cheer
Up." and "Della Rhea. " One of the
intnresting features for this eyening is
“Play \Vriting" b3 Zoe Akins authot
,of ‘HDeclassc" This feature will be
l'brcadcasted from \ewark this He—
ining.
Unduly Proportional.
Billy had gone with his mother on
a visit to his uncle, who owned a
partment will be tested every day at
One blast will be heard every
Start the new month right'by using .
The Darien Volunteer }
. men. as being implcated in the murder
Congregationl ’
in part- !
lillt'l‘t'sf was
Continued tram First Page
horrors and are begging Americans to
awake in the name of Humanity and;
Justiecvand in the name of their
God. whoever ‘He may be to help and
help quickly. these innocent. helpless
victims. There is no time for delay.!
for only quick concerted action can in |
a tiny measure. begin ’to alleviate this;
awful condition. Great men like ourl
own President lieu-ding. Governor i
Lake and Mayor Barton of Norwaik
have issued appeals. urging everyone
to give. to give quickly and to give:
until it hurts. Ministers Priests and'
Rabbis alike are urging their congre-
gations to act at once in humanityls
name. . a»: M34313 3
The minimum quota for Norwalk 5
$10. 000. but as in almost every other
city this amount has been decided to‘
be much too small and $15,000 is now!
the aim for our quota to send abroad.
While a goodly sum has already been
raised. it means work and hard work
for all to reach this goal by Sunday.“
when the campaign all over the coun-
try is supposed to have reached its
quota. l
Besides the various captains and.
workers who are making individual .
solicitations thevowners of the Palace'
land Regent theatres are throwing
open the doors of their theatres on
Sunda3 afternoon. with an exception-i
ally fine program and donating the
entire proceeds-to the War shin-rem.
‘The price of admission will no! he
raised. as in many instances. but only
the regular price of 30' cents will be
charged to all.
Do not wait for anyone to approach
you individually but bring or send
your contribution. no matter horwI
small. to the otflce of the chairman.
Samuel lioodner. 127 Washlnflon
street. South Norwal k.
SITUATION IN
NORWALK IS
CLEARING UP
(Continued from First Page.)
the arrest of Serino and several other
and also in a gang of auto thieves.
Mr. Cummings this morning refused
to make any comment on what effect
the resignation of Hunt because of the
stories circulated would have on the
procedure against the men who are to
,be arraigned charged with all sorts of
[crimes from theft to murder.
"\V'hat action. if any do you con-
{templatc- against iiunt in vie-3v of the
inllcged statements that have been
Imudr'.’ was the next query.
"That is another matter." said Mr.
f‘ummings. “and l have nothing to say
‘on this to anyone at the present time."
l it was learned however that the.
State's attorney is scanning the evi— f
:dc-ncc presented him lay Sergeant \'i- 7
Irclli. and il is said that he views 1h“!
,sxluation in Norwalk :Is one that was
jlyound to breed trouble all over this
glnll other nearby States. if it had no:
'bcen clvart-d up as it had.
The main item of interest today
contercd in tonight's council meeting’
when. it is ca FEM the council will}
act upon Hunt 5 resignation. l
.i rumor afloat that the r0- 1
not lu- accepted. but.
l'nI-rt- btl‘lns to bo- no basis for this‘
slutcmi-nl. Thc resignation is in l‘n-i
Iict- Commissioner lx’eclcr‘s hands. and ‘
Hunt is not working. ‘
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'slgnnllon will
it is, 1.1 "m it is lhc desire of the
gcnuncll m l‘vlr-"v lht‘ resignation and
liming in .l m- on charges so that thc
bottom of the present mix-up in po-
llice cix' lws um be reached and if there
are am nlhrr members of the depart-
mull 331... iii any way mixed up
gin matters that it can be ascertained.
Department conduct has been ex-
‘ccllvnl «luring the past week. 81-11th
,llunt‘s resignation became known. and
Since lhc- episode when a resignation
was hinted as being acceptable from
Chiv'l' Pennington.
4 Commissioner lx’eclcr has definitely
stated that no charges will be pre-
ll‘vrrI-d agnmst Chief Pennington. and
it was furthcr stated to a Sentinel re«
porter that the chief would neither be .
Illt
Wtefoot Takes .to .a Tree ’;
By Thornton WmBurgcsjs
I’d rather be mm d 7
With no cause for fear, "-
Than fearful 07 WWW
When danger ismr.
dWhitefoot the Wood “Mouse.
v1 - .
“Reflect the Wood Mouse kept on
going inc. Every time he
uglitnd that how "so tired that he‘
must stop p. of
Shadow “Inflation" and then go on
again. By and by :he became so find
that not even .tlIs‘ thought of Shadow
the Weasel ultimate him much
further. So he began to loo about
(art a catch: hidingplnce in which to
"New Whit-1mg. home. which «he
had left because of is" of Shadow
the Weasel, had been an one; little
room beneath the root- of a certain
old stamp. There be hell lived for a
finale in the mutant comfort.
mnoll ledto tohh storehouse
tit—tho of the snow.
It had beans splendidalbcemnd one
in which he. had feltgpodcctiy 111°
until Shadow the Weasel had mp.
peered. 281d you seen him slaying
about *thero 1,” rapid have thoufitt
him no of the little «people of the
and like his cousin Danny Meadow
But Whitefoot is quite or Amneh at
home in trees as on the ground. :In
fact. he in quite as much at home in
ties- me till. led Squirrc
{“W‘mfi" “ “fife?“ ‘ifé'mfi '
I on:
Chipmunk be ngto the Squirrel
tally So now t he must find I
hiding 1m Whihfnot decided that
he wood feel much enter in I tree
than on the groan n.d
“If only I could and a hollow tree. "
Min). Whitefoot. "i will feel
ever so much later in a tree than
hiding .in or M the mind in a
Itrsn place.” '
out began to look .102...
dead tree. You no he knew that
there would be more like]! to be I
hollow in a dead tree than n n livl
tree. By and by he came to a to
dead tree. He knew it was a dead tree
because there was no bark on it. But
of course couldn’t tell whether
or not that tree was hollow. I mean
he couldn‘t tell from the ground.
“Oh dear!" he whimpored again.
“Oh dear! I on 3e 1 will.hsve to
climb this. and an: so tired. It
ought to be hollow. There ought to
be splendid holes in it. it. is jolt the
kind of tree that Drummer the Wood-
pecker iikes to make his house in. I
shall be terribly dirgpointed if I
don't find one me. some-
Whi’tefoot flattmdetiinulf mm:
thesideofmtrceandpoeked
m it
when do it, but I wish I hadn’t got
to climb it to. find out. wWoll, hero
’0"
'He looked union-iridium way. He
looked anxiously that my. a. looked
vanxiouclythe way. In “bet he
looked a“!!! wry way. But be
new no one and nothing to be afraid
of and lo he started up the tree.
He was hell way up when glancing
down be onto shadow movi across
the now. Once more W oot’l
heart tom skirt up in his
throat. That shadow was the shadow
obscure-o fly yin. There couldn’t be
the least bit of doubt about it. White-
foot flattened himself against the
side 91 the tree and peeked around
it. Emma- 3nst in time to see away
and black and white bird almost the
size of Sammy Jay slight in the very
next tree. .dae :ugh comei alo near
the an en r can n-pml y
into mus. His bill was black and
there no hilt a tiny hook on the end
i it. Whiteloot knew him. It was
Rutcher the Shrike. Whitefoot shin
cred as he recognized him.
(Copy-rut. an. by r. 3v. M.)
The next story: "WWO“ an.
t-BOlgéest-in'fi‘m"
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Inventory 15 Over
many Lines of broken and odd lots have been
forward lo‘lle sacrificed.
and
put
underwear. corsets, vel-
stanipcd pioccs for
low
There are union suits,
sport Lals, knitted
embroidery. etc. all
prices for clearance.
yo I 33' on r,
marked at ridiculously
5
Look for these bargains on our comer tables.
The N. E. Ryan C0.
“'asiiiugtvu Street
. Will not crack
“’31 notlbucide
Will notfade
Will .1101: pin-hole
'WINBOWl‘SflADES
_ hang well
look well
and wear
”FOR YOU£ NEW HOUSE
Brenlin Shades on Hartsiiorn Rollers—Nothing l.. 1‘ r,
Samples and prices on request
16 North Main Street, South Norwalk. Phone 2.36
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PALACE ‘mTERY
New Sport iOfiwdsSSflc')
Are Catching the Feminine Eye!
In a smart smoked and grey horse leather with brown are r
Saddle straps. ‘Thecernew sport'ox'fiords are walking
their way into every womafi’s'hcart. Suvtlon
rubber salad-ind heels
83"
ictor esley
I. m .3“??? 2mm ‘
Tenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
TELEPHONE 365-5
AN IDEAL WEDDING PRESENT
White Enameled Kitchen Cabinets. White Enan‘» ‘6
Kitchen Tables. §everal Models
FURNITURE, THE BEST GIFT
Sets and Single Pieces fer Every Room In the chse
Many Separate Pieces Moderately Priced
Raymond 59’ Son
FUNERAL olnac‘rons
WALL LEDBIGH STREETS
All Steel,
flflflflflflflmfi
71.77.20?
stispcndmi nor reduced in rank.
It has also been stated thin the po-
lice- situation would not he broached
at tonight's meeting but this is not
{thought to bc the case.
Quit Tobacco
So easy to drop Cigarette, cigar. or
Chewing habit
NoJl‘o-Bac has helped thousands
to break the costly. nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you have
a longing tor a smoke or chew. Just
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet inl
your mouth_instea i. All desire stops.
Shortly the habit is completlybroken.
and you are better 01! mentally. phy-
sically. financially. It's so easy. «so
simple. Get a box or Noa’I‘o-Bac and
if it doesn't release you ,flom all crav
ing for tobacco in any form. your
druggist will refund your money
without question.
'(Q
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growth
7 7fort or remotes:
with one applica-
may be removed
'danger of injuri-
tion of
bjcctionalzlc
Depilatwy
form. When they arrived they were
met by Billy‘s uncle. As they seated
themselves in the machine Billy no-
ticed a dachshund sitting beside his
uncle in the front seat. Having ne3er
"(in look. muvver look at
'n' liaii‘
Complete direc-
tions with each
package assures
“the desired rev
_ suits. ’
_ ,_ L. M. Ayers
155 Wilmington 8t. Kceler Building
. South Norwalk, Conn.
Big Remova Sale
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING
Everything sold regardless of cost.
GOTTLI B’S
North Main Street South Norwaik
V arnishes & Enamels
Money Back Guarantee
This material guaranteed to give satisfaction if
directions, or your money back.
High in Quality—Low iii-Price
ALBERT D. MORGAN
Washington Street SouthNorwall.
used Hi'(’t‘ltill._:
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GoAL STRIKE OR
NOT *9
0n Ami] lst the wage agreement between the miners and th- u 4'
operators expires.
”J. .‘. ‘4.
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The committee representing the miners’ union is opposin: 311‘
reduction in mining rates and insisting that the present baSIc wa
schedule he 'maintsined.’
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The public Wants coal prices reduced. The operators 533' WV“
cannot be reduced unless and until mining rates are lowered.
if therei-shouldbe a. shut down April‘ist. have you coal enough
to last until.warm weather? . if not .we can supply gyou prompt”.
" Myst” Street, South Nomi}: .4
‘ 39me U Phone 113 Roi-walk. Com: ¥
Norwalk Chronicler