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The Spring smn $700”
L-nhbs Caps . . . . . . . $2.85: :
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.mm and instrumental mu-l
world’s greatest amour.
. :.r(-hestras at the A: J. Col-
llura. the well-known actor
ulld his company are
uur of Canada. playing this
.nilllOll. Ontario. according
~. i‘l'th‘il by friends in Nor-
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-,» .. 1.;ill Norwolk. was arrest~
.u-cvs of reckless driving by
:limm 'l‘ynes yesterday. Sav—
l-l "ding. The case barbeen
tomorrow morning.“-
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your Victrola at Donnelly's
mtkly payments. Store open
\ until 9 P. M.
xuug meeting of the Wom-
miuiion oi‘ the South Nor-
.llr' church. which was t)
.wid at the ha‘me of Mrs.
of 40 ljayvieyv avenue, on
.w ui‘ this week. has been posi—
wwlluesday of next week.
.nll.
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«r0dltorfi' committee of the
-\‘ Stewart; Company.. which
all went into bankruptcy. will
.m important meeting at the fac~
m‘ the company on Main street,
'ridny morning. at 10:52" o’clock.
«limir Dublnsky. Russian 'cellist.
u,- will play :it ilw Sunday evening
.iurch service in tho South .‘orwalk
'thmlis‘:t church next Sunday. ac—
manimi Mme. Schumann-Helm: as
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ding artist in her concert tour of
”wintry in the full and winter of
‘iils. Mr. lluhinsky is an rm-
.\l|“ll artist and many will be
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the prlvclcgo of hearing him.
Accessories.
asst-hue.
In Aaron Kohn.
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Handful Size . . . . . $2.00
" ~T'r Foods at Reduced Prices
illson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk
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Mrs. F. L. Way. in ii} atihc' home of
son, Robert F. Way. on East ave;
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trained a‘nufiber or friends: measly.
atfihgl‘rpmcgfl Miss-Ida, Horn: 41
Fourth’htree‘ti”*inl honor of the return-
of Abraham Harris. from Canada. Re-
‘ treshmcnts were served: " Charles
Leva gave ané exhibition dance: while
Miss Esther .Ki‘onienberg and: Miss
Minnie Schmwere piano soloists.
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‘Schwartz. Miss P ,. no Elex'fltz. Miss
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Miss Tillie Frioddl‘ilt. Charles Lever.
Emanuel Torl'ov. Lies: Gordon. Sam»
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evening, March 10th. at 8:15
'ciock. '
Charles M. Gray. day clerk at the
Royal James hotel. ha; :1ch a
position as salesman with; the R &. W
’H‘atiCotnpanv.
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Rev. Gem-go B. Tamkann. pastor;
o the Not-walk M. E. church. deliver-
g ed a sermon at the Methodist church
‘i in Newark, N. J. last night.
Attorney Lgo Dnvis attended: the
masonic dinner given in honor of
Judge Frank: Wilder, at the masonic
Temple in Bridgeport. last night.
. M fresh mined. screened; auto-
matically. 813.60 per ton. Harri!
and Glue-00.. Toll-121“.
on Wédnesdiry evening. March 15th.
a concert will be field at the Salvation
lArmy home. 26 North Main street. the
procéedov of which will be for the bene—
.flt of Foreign Missionary work.
Plans for-a baseball team to be or-
ganized soon were made at the meet-
ing of'Unoas Tribe. No. 26’. I. 0. R. M..-,
held last evening. The Adoption de-‘
lgree was also worked on one. candi-
date.
_'l‘lie léntern on the roadmrk in
‘front‘ of 32' Flax Hill road blew out
rep'ort wanTnlidp to the police. Pfitrol-
man John Reynolds attended" to the
matter.
~—-Auto Accessories. Aaron Kohn.
Railroad avenue.
Every month thsre are some rec-
ords that just naturally take the lead
in popular favor. This month “Ku-
Lu—A" from “Good Morning Dearie"
is a favorite. Hear it at Donnelly'a.
is So. Main Sta. -
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Mrs. \Villiam Snyder. 01 40 Platts-
ville avenue. registered a complaint
against her husband at the First dis—
trict police station last night. 79M
was referred to Prosecuting Attorney
Edward M. Lockwood. ~
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Edward Bradley, of ‘Eldgc avenue.
reported to the police yesterday that
on Monday might someone had entered
a5
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some
his automobile.
automobile tools.
together with
—Ezg. Stove and nut coal. $13.50
;;;. ion. Harris and Gan: Co. Tel.
'A chimney lire at the home of
Carmella DeMatto. 44 Lowe street
unmm'oned thr- (‘entral apparatus last
night about 6:45 o’clock. The blaze
was extinguished by' chemicals and
there was little or no damage.
A hearing is to be held before Com—
missioner of )Iotor Vehicles R. ll.
Stomkcls on Tuesday
March 14th. in the case of John
Ilampson of 4 Elwood place. who was
arrc-sted on March 25th. 1921. for
reckless driving and for driving a car
Several local people have-been sum-
moned to appear in the case.
Thu side stone-q for the base of the
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a: want. the
Mr :hings for the
B ‘ The best:
AU .23. The best:
Eritr-niing. The best:
21' The best“?
Opiniv‘tunity. T he”:
at Associates. D0?
_.w realize that one;-
of. the very best g.
things for him is
Bank Habit! ('x'eti'
i hmi to Save, to €111
busmess with thiézf
Bank. Nothing‘wiiif
Stand him in better . '
stead.
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SaVingS'Banli
French war cannon ’on the Library
Green are cxpvcted to arrive in Nor-
walk on Friday of this week. The
top piccc. on which the gun will rest
mid which weighs nine tons will be
brought here later. Judge John Keogh lCarlson i" "‘0 lineup. is the stronger
has madc‘ special application to the'Of the two teams.
State Highway department for per—
mission to bring this piece of granite
over the roads.
——Larze size pea coal $11.50 per ton.
Harris it Gan: Co., Tel. 721.
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social attire Nor-walk Country Club on
Friday
about 12:30 o’clock last' night and a'
his garage and had stolen a battery.
afternoon. .
while under the influence of quuor.,
uel Tarlov. ' Philip Gordon, Simon,
Snapper. Abe Harris: Mr. and Mrs. J?"
'Horn. Air. and Hrs. 1. Gordon——
Bridgeport Post.
Nofiltyfiideas: in texture ,
treatmentbi, artistic concepv
tions in patterning andonlbr.
blending. Africa; and: are
gathering ofsuclr mm as
appeal’tothommwiiohzs-a.
keen sienna. at refinement in
all Wis- ofi attire.
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'Mhe Cameo Girtff' was. the guest of
:1 honor at a. birfiiw party-given to
.~. her last nighttor‘the Norwalk Coon-
' J‘ try club by fourteen student: or the
fsehior‘ H1811 school.
$1.56
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.Mllikowsky. Misc Esther Kmnenberg: ~
Miss EstlLer Gordon. Mics Ida Horn.
*Mlso Edna Sharpe. of Foetal-lo. 0.. '
During her .
briefstay in Noun"; Mutant-ope '
(Noni-Taxable in Connecticut) . ,
Approximate ,
» cautamkng ow. .7, Payable Bid Asked View j o
.3. (:th Light a power 00., Pfd. s momma 8% . q. u. 107 109 . 7w. .
.3. 3W or: Light 60. .. 2,332on 8% ' Q. . 108 no +7.33%
,3, sway-dnuhcoo. - .. 4.590.999.- 8% Q. .115 . 133 6.02%
z ._ Gummy a Ltg. 00. Pm. 3.41am» 41/§% Q. 13,15 27 . l 33.
’9?th mam a Ltg. 00. com. 8.9217300? 41/2% Q. ms- 23 , 30
cm mailman; on. 7 .,5,7sr;m 7 19% Q. J; 195' 2'00 530%:
mam (issuer: Go. (Par 325:: , 5.059.930 3% Q. J. 30 a; 5, ' ,
:NownovonWfler (:0. (Par $50) . 3.5095100 8% J. or 72 74 571%
Moi-time Lt. co. . 1mm 10% q. r. 130: 133 6.10%
'_ wmmuas Lt. 00. (Pat $25) ‘ ammo 8% Q. J: 33‘ :5. 5.33%:
southern New England Telephone cc. meadow 8% Q. .1125 118 121 6.69%: ;
Prices quoted above subject to market change. , -
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Brokers for. the Purchase and: Sale of All;
Telephones. . Maples. £9" ‘ . ~
WashingfionStl, Spotli- Nde. Conn.
or:
E’sth‘hiished
p-'<p-
L113! made herself; popular with the?
students. -D‘m‘ing tfie. evening; that-6‘
; was dancing to} music-by wounlwi
j orchestra and a dunty collation» iml
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*' Misses Charlotte Jarvis. Edith: Dunn.
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Miss Simone. Bryon McMahon;
.‘Knapp. Frank. Abbott. Edward Stev-
Ray Malian and.
now common 7 .
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Paul Byrnea.
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mm m: m M Mrs. Harry Tiebout. last:- evening
gave her mother. Mrs. Royal A. Mills.
a party at her home, 34 Clay street.
a number of friends: attending. it
being Mrs. Milli" birthday“ 'annboh-
sary. During the evening she was
time for the funeral and this body
had to be carriediupstairc during the
night. “Vixen; the funeral was- held
this .morning, men with hip boots
had to wade to the door of the house
and after bringing the comn down-
stairs. they had to carry it on their
shoulders to another street. where a
hearse was waiting.
The electric lights in Willimantic
were out during thu night. owing to
trouble on the high tension wires at
the company's plant in Rockville.
'i‘hc \Villimantic Chamber of Com-
merce was having its annual dinner
in its rooms last night when the
lights failed. Eugrne Randall. a
member, was standing at the top of
a staircase, and in the dark he mov-
ed as' he thought toward the parlor.
but instead missed his looting and
plunged down thirty-five steps. break-
ing his right log and receiving 11
scalp wound.
The Litchfield county reported an
of American .beauty roses.
tallies of auction bridge were played.
Crampton. Mrs. Maurice H; Nuttlng
and Mrs. Clarence E. Slump, while
the gentlemen who won prizes were
Fred Moulton and M. H. Nuttlng. A.
fair broke up a late hour.
Miss Ethel Joli! of New Conan
and John F'. Keeley or
mud; Stamford. Who were married
Feb. 27 by Rev. Benton 8. Swurtx.
pastor of the Sconeld Memorial M. E.
church of Springdale. were married,
ragain yesterday by Rev. D. L. Gleason
pastor of St. Marys Catholic church;
abundance of water in its valleys. .
. Mumford.
Mad river went up eight feet and
washed ice into \Vlnsted's strerts.’ Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Hill. Jr.. of
Much damage was done to highways
running north “through Norfolk.
New Miltord had more water than
it could take care of and roads in all
directions were. gullcycd. In many
placco the crevices were ten feet deep)
or more. M11“ in othr places earth
brought down from the hills made
impassable barricades The state
road between New Milford and New
ll’rrston was broken out in thrce pinc-
ges. The town's: outlay for rennin: on
groads was estimated at from Slflfl‘fm
to $15,000.»
5 At Kent thrcc bridges wore carrir‘d
‘away when the ice went down
the.
Housatonlc river.
Norwalk. Conn. have been ape-riding
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New York City. N. Y.
186 Main
Hun-
Mrs. Charles R. Baker.
Street. entertained the “Five“.
dred" club. yesterday afternoon.
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James Hotel. today returned to her
home in Waterbury.
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CLUB MEETING
Continued from First Page
The first bridlrv to
go was at North Kent. when the jam!
struck it at 9:30 last night. This “His ‘ __
of' wood and cost $12,000 in huild.l 9“.“er and TreasurcrmI-Zlbirt \v.
The main hridxrc- was a small on at Fitch. ‘
Macedonia brook and cost ahmii $3.-'
Email. The storm was the worst in'
sc-vrlral years in the New Milford
section.
drick. A. N. Theriault. Dr. E. ii. Bates.
Dr. E. H. Jones. blamuel S. Velsor.
(divor- E. \‘S’eed. Enrir- F. Baker. Dr.
“’illlam L. “'ct-d. Thomas Benedict.
Council ~~—Syl\'ostor I". Decker. \Vil-
liam (l. McLean. Edmund chun‘. Free-
man Light. Eugruc ‘ Lai‘lin. \Vilbur
% NOR‘VALK—RED .‘IEN’ SERIES.
final game of the. serics bc-,
and the K. of C.
The
twoen Norwnlk
3‘.
F‘. Smith. \V'iliinm 1.. i-xlascer. Law-
bnskctball teams was cancelled late rcncc K. Paul. Paul M. Lawrence.
yrstc-rday in spite of the fact' that Carl G. Lindberg. \‘i’illiam H.
learlier in the day the game was Mathews, Robert C. Crnvmcr.
,rRPllf‘ilUlOil to have been played. In—- Auditor—Irving ll. Robertson. Har-
fstead of mretinz the K. of C. team old “7. \‘Viloon.
ithe Norwniks will clash with the Red; The. reports. which were submittcd
MG“ flu» in the fir“ game 0‘ u ””951nftor the balloting. showed that the
or seven games. TMS should he a'prescnt membership of the club is 254.
lolose series although the majority of a considerable growth over the mom-
[fans concede that Norwalk. ‘flthibership last year.
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‘ Jean Menuxon. Dore-.3 Flynm' Ruth}
Coeverlng. Betty Hollywood. |
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presents!) with a. handsome opales-,
cent” mayonnaise set and a bouquet'lfixed
Fl”. ed.
the winners being Mrs. Howard A..mdeting of the Board of Education. Creed.
wry pleasant evening was scent. Re-l
freshments were served and the at-Z
3made appliction to the teaching {arc-fiche“ room under the instruction 0
‘93 ot the local schools. She'was en-
Jeffgmnl‘VIthdrew her application through a
a few days at the new Ambassador.
hotel. Park avenue and Fifty street}
Mis- Betty Hollywood. of the Royal‘
‘ ills—In; Zingura
(:oxeming Boardwllzlmcr E. lien-i
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' en’s Confectionery store and by Schu-
.mman ill-08.. of
5 bumpcd at tho corner of Franklin 3116*
lCiay streets about 6:30 o'clock last :
lnig'lit. damaging each other consider-l .
i ably.
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cannon-yams. i In thecvefiing on- F‘rlday‘ at. 3
Tonight. the, Epwortb League hold! o‘clock the. men”: Christian Industriu
its regular bisweekly bushes. inspiri League will holda oocial meeting. The
*afional‘and social‘meeung. Misskuthlmain feature of the'evening will be
Hodgmjan will‘be the speaker. and he? a game or" “football." All football
subjectWJohnEWéfley. .112" Following “fans" should be present. Refresh-'
the address-there will be a recreation- . ments ’will as usual be served.
an hour. All the young. people of The church has been fortunate in '
church and congregation are invited the arrangements for Sunday evening 5’
undone becam' they were,» not. vac- to attend. « in securing for the mvice in titer
cloned by orders. of Health (juicerf Tomorrow evening the monfof theiChurCh Mr. Vladimir Dubinsky. Rus-
Perduc. today were allow- Lenten Services will be held'at realm”! 'Celiisf- M‘r._ Dublnsky distin-
As-aresult The second main statement or theouished himself “an artist with this. ,
the entire school in in full session. Apost‘ia Creed concerning the person. MOSROW $319110an Orchestra‘ before
Because of the period of time that and workof Jenna Christ will be taken 1001111715 to“ this country in Russia;
has passed. all 'dgnger: of small pox up wine subject for diocusslon.“‘k AUStfla and Germany .and has smce
infection is believed to be M. lwill betraated both historically and in coming here played with our leading
Water has been installed m the its essential signification. Persons Symphony Orchestras. ‘
Broad River school. the lavatories.who have never taken much trouble to “M .
and part of. the building paint-,know the history of'thcir own faith or, A J. Collins C0. guarantee you a.
This wao'announced last night to definen should find special inte'rest'life of ease and" comfon if you; have
the Apostles an outfit of furniture such as they are
showing. They want you to go in._
their store and look over the attrac-
tion Jine, even though you' have no
immediate intention of buying. Per-
haps their unusually low prices may
induce you to change your mind. ’
Read Adv. ‘
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Pupils. at the. Broad River schnn‘
'who' were excluded: from» the school
Robert E.
ed. to return to school.-
by Superintendent Buchanan at the in these meetings on
The bwement or the Lincoln school On Friday afternoon under the di-
ie also being painted with white 93““ rection of Miss Grace Adams. Miss
so that the bricks will have an 39- Helen Adams and Mrs. K. Wt Massey
pearance or tile. the Junior League will meet. following
At the Board of Education meeting: the school hour. At 3:30 the Proba-
Mi’so Catherine Cuftln-‘J’f Greenwich. l tioners Class will meet~ in the Sunday
.f Advertise in the Sentinel.
gazed by the board. but this morning
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special letter to ’Superintmdent‘ Bu-.
‘ cliuuan.
RECITAL BY Miss VOORHEES
Pauline Vomheec will giVe a free
organ recital at Woolsey Hall, Yale_
University, Monday afternoon, March.
1311:. at 4 o'clock. Miss Voorrheea is a
Yale Mus. B.. a pupil of Prof. J‘epson
land a Fellow of the American Guild
of Organisls. The program will con-
sist of the following numbers:
WEEVE—TW' movements from
Fourth Symphonic
ll.—Ailegro
llI.——~Menuet
Roger-Dumsse—LPaStomlc
\VlDOR—Symph‘onie Vlll
lll.—Ailogro
'JEPSON-wSeoon'd Sonata
l.——Entree de la Procession
L—Les Jongleurs
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‘iKA-LU-A”
. by
Edna Brown-Elliott Shaw
in our Dairy Products moans club
nobles. trained mllkore. hwthy
cattle, carefully waohod' um
sterilized receptacle: and modem.
unitary method; of handling.
Such clunllnm meant health
for your family.
Order of us regularly and be
cure of tho purest and
BEST MY PRODUCTS
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2590, Store
Telephone 1018
Buy your Vi‘ctrola here on
Easy Terms
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XE\V CASE OF MEASLES HERE
According to the weekly morbidity
report of the State Department of
Health for tho week ending Monday
noon. March ‘Gth, Norwalk has one
new case of measles. the only can? of
.contagious disease reported for the
city. .
Marion has one case of scarlet.
{mum and four cases of influenza.
VVilion has one case of diphtheria and
one of 'whooping cough. \Vestport
has three cases of influenza. while
New (‘annan has six new cases of
“flu." BOthhl is listed with 18 new
cases or small pox.
Ford delivery cars owned by Gold-
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‘mo‘rrow night at the Norwalk Congre-
gational church v...
‘ Advertise in the Sentinel.
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THEEWILD
_ The wild beasts of ,
poverty, unemployment:
and: loss are always,
howling in the; jungle
fringe of life: ' The* way
to lie-cafe" from: them 13
tohuve‘a: savinga'acar
claim? of your-'7 omit;
is» assured: if you have an outfit of such furniture as ours.
There’s rest and comfort in it. as well as- beauty. It; is
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of- the friendly sort. Tito-kind}, you. become: more attached to:
with constant “use. 9
Come in and-ioekmit over even. if genitals; no imde
intention of buying. Pefiaps‘ our unusually','38’w. pflbfl" m:
induce youlto change" youfi‘nindi. _ '
Norwalk Chronicler