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55 Washington Street
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Spring
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productions.
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Lodge.
—Auto Accessories. Aaron
Ital tread avenue.
Patrolman John H. Murphy.
Center avenue. is confined to his home
by illness.
ousiness will be transacted
, No
M. to be held this evening.
"rmm
degree was workwl
night at ti. medting 01’ our llro-
‘ The People's Chorus w‘lii hold its
iusunl wus-kiy meeting this evening at
,tln- High School auditorium. when re-
ihenrsuls will he held of parts of the
cantata. "Joan of Arc."
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Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary 01'
ank C. Godfrey Past. No. l'_'. Ameri-
can Legion. are to hold an important
' Under mama .
glib-£7 West Washington Stud
The pinochle tournsment or the
F. L. started last evbning. -
The‘quar'terly meetings of the Fairfi
field County Y. M. C. A. is to be held
John H Light. Washington street.
—.Good seats a... saline at the
r
Girl.”
There will be a Parent-Teachers
meeting tonight at the Kundse'n
The meeting opens at 8
o'clock and a. special progra'm has been
prepared for the occasion.
Inn—ply.—
The big magnolia. tree on the old
Elwell property. Fairneld avenue and
High street. now owned by Mrs. Annie
C. Haviland. .which for many years has
been a land mark-end a most attrac«
the sight when in bloom. is being cut
down by workmen today.
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—Auto Accessories. Aaron Kohn.
Railroad avenue-
,Monker Grotto and the Mayflowers
will meet at Hart's Hall this evening
for the second game otthe season for
mesa two teams. The preliminary
ame will be between the High School
iris and the Questionettes.
The creditors of Nathan Billy. o! the
11th Norwalk Music shop. held a.
meeting yesterday afternoon at the of-
rice of Att rney Joseph J. Linkweller.
An offer w s made. which is to be con-
sidered further at a meeting to be held
-tomorrow alternoon.
Stove and nut coal.
Tel. 721.
-——Clean Egg.
Harris and (33113 Co.
Thomas \K‘arren of Golden Hill 81..
roll on Saturday while leaving work
and
r1 moxnl to the Norunlk Hospital. It
is said that he is getting along com-
{Ol‘lfliliyfi
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met-ting this evening. and all members
are; requesto-Ll to attend. liri'rcslimcnts
111ml {ill tnteltuinmcnt will follow the
inlet-ting.
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of 40
Kohn.
—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly"s
exeninga until 9 P. M.
'l‘l‘r- SOIilh‘Vi‘xlt-l‘ll li‘nirlield
A misinpgg '“(11‘i‘lg' of 11er Y, “I ll’ lit-11ml Association livid its regular
A. will in- hrld this cumin}; :1: 7:3-‘1 monthly dinner 1111:] business tin-Mini:
o'clOck :11 the Y. building. .\ll llll-lll- :nl tlw Normal}; Country Club inst
bow wzll tilitlld. Irvwxing. Following the dinnvr Dr.
- _.._ ‘l-wamwl Kemp-din of New York city,l
.—(‘l..111:': 1-11: .3le on dry goods gave :1 nuddrcss on " ’nriial l’lutcs" to.
Hw- i" "an Zundt St. East Nor- .ne memlmb‘ prwsent, who numbered
unlit. «all now and save money don't nhmzt :5. The next nit-cling will bc‘i
“H... my 1 hunch. git-hi in (:rn-vnwiv-h on Monday mullingy
.____ .' pril luth.
':'lw \-..ll he an important meeting .—__.
m' 1‘1»: Punk ‘1" Modify? 1’09“ N 1'... Sinnv- It'l‘WllOll arose as to who1 was
.Nl:ll'."i‘.1n lmlrlfil‘i. HHS C'\"-‘Hll'U-Y~ 15"3 1» ' ,.:”.. m Lin: vleu‘ lll"'ll CI" ‘.1 l ‘
.:|1l' 1:: “0111111111011“ is apectevl 10 1' . ’- ~7 " ' " "(MU 1y
. ..11n \\..::1.v~n “Muir l . anlh of this
A 'k. '-. tt-nintlvt' N‘DOFZ- _ .1-11} invn (l-‘rhwrdr and Gorll'rr-y the
‘ tr.“ imnl- rs who shot and kilit'd the
Dryco Mi“{ d- r m in:- \Vi-snmrt woods recently.
. . ' '\‘.’;-::;1:11 Smith ‘3l‘.l'i"ll the "ll-ill
1105p1t31 Slze . . ‘ ' . _ . $2.00 wmnl’y lwtwc-I n tlm l“.1lrl':clrl County
. l'lil-riren‘s lmvnr- (-l' this: city: the
All Other Foods at Reduced Pnces mummy-xi (Thililvrni‘s Home: the l’r:-s-'
‘iylv riutl Ul'pl-ulnlfzn’ :xt lllm'i: Hock
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Nor-walk
ilr‘illp‘wgun‘i (.‘hrlstinn l'nion.
-(i(201l§(‘:lt~ still left for “The
(“111111.11 (.iri" “’cdnesday and Thurs-
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Vacation. Days
Are Coming
a
it’s time now to
anticipate the lure
of the lakes; to pre-
pare for s u m m e r
recreation.
on the sum you Will
need and build it in
your Savings Acr-
count. And While
depositing, lay by'a
bit extra foremer-
gencies.
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Decide' I.
e tiny evenings.
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on easy “'kC‘ki)‘ payments. StorB open;
County ,
T'comu’urvn :-
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; when
'l‘nny 'l'urcey (if-103 Levingum av?
mn- wns taken quite ill on Mecham
ctrcgt about 11‘:30 o'clock last night.
but recovered sufficiently to be taken
to his home. according to a report
,mndu at police headquarters by Pa-
strolmon John H. Smith.
——l.nrge size pea coal. Harris 8:
Guns Co.. Tel. 721.
Yosr‘l's garage on Cross street.
which has more recently been occupied
as Hemly's garage. has been leased for
11 tv-rm or live yours to the State High-
way department. to be; used as local
headquarters for storage of cars. 1:10..
usv-d in this section by
mvnt.
The regular monthly meeting of the
'.\(H‘Z\\’lik Chaptir. l). A. 1%.. will be
him on Thurs” 13 afternoon. March
lCih. :1! 3 o'clock. at Community llall.
Hun Nor-walk. Mrs. E. 1:. Smith. Mrs. WILD LIFE
11;. 1:. Gorhnmghlrs. 1m Davis. Mrs. ' THE (“13151115. ' " " .
.\l. N. 'l‘ollrs. Mrs. lluunoliuclze and .__..___ I " 0W -
Mrs. llilommmliru. hostesses. This is“ Under U19 auspices of the \‘orwalki .
n n nlwn mC-eti 115:.
trufml. 'l‘herv will ln- :1 bond meeting
at 2:3” o‘clock. '
.\'r .illc llailu manager of Baton
‘I'ruint i‘. lf'k. h: is ”turned to Norwaik'
.fiom Florida. where he has been‘
:81): nwlin .,.. ”14- Winter and was in Nor-
\t:'.1 .5 Ior :1 hricl whilr today making
pri-mulions for ‘hc rc- opr‘ning of the‘
park. Acute pork is cxpccted to
bout April lst ut the park.
tlij- unions (‘1): messiah booths
ore to "c, gone over: the booths re-
.maining helm; re-prlintr-d and repaired.
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s i In 1hr L'nitul Suites- District Court,
';3 VSontlu-rn District 01‘ New York.
‘ ‘El‘hnrl- 1 ‘1. ltmnd \VHS duly adjudicat-
,_ 501i l-nnkrnpt. on Fibruary 7. 1922.‘
-: ;'rho lint met-ting of the creditors will
2; 11 mm :11 thr- onlcepr Seaman Miller.
”fryer in bankruptcy. No. 2 Rector
,5. stunt, City ot‘xew York, on March
'i‘i .“R. 1922. at 11:30 o‘clock. Creditors
imm prove claims. appoint a trustee
‘examine the ‘udnknmt. and transact
such 0 her business as may come be-
“are said meeting.
. New attractions are to he placed in the
park as well. .
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-—i\'lLLI'ARI \Y. DA\\‘SON. JR;
ARCHITECT—
nnhounces the opening of an Office .
for the practici- or his profession.
Architecture. at "127 Washington
Street South Norwalk. Cong; Tele-
kphone 910,
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On Local Real Estate
5 In proportion to our savings deposits are
much above the average for the state.
And not one dollar has been lost on these
loans' in over twenty years’ business.
We invite your deposits in our savings
f'iadepartment- so thatwe may make more loansa ‘
' to :help Our town continue its satisfactory}
members of Progress Forum. No. 1.1-1 .'
this evening at the office of Judge.
Palestinian-agent tor ”nieCmeo.
injured his leg. necessitating his'
the Dcpu rt -3
Come and bring a “
night were: C. A'. Davison, Phila‘de
-" phia, Pas E. C. Levi. New York City;
1.1... ‘Cowan. New York City; F.’ A.
mer,,New York, City. and John J.
Iof Bayonne. N. J.
3. His: Laura Sweeney. or 68 Spring
lstreet, spent- the week end in ;New
York city.
1 .
. David .Robbins,‘ of New Xork .lcity:
> as a visitor in'Norwalk on business
atom M me these new' .Iyesterdayx
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‘ or ensures
m moron:
~ Continued tram mm
March 20 or else be excluded tram
school. Vaccination clinic: will be
{opened in. each school do the' town by
mane-thy. At the clinics. a physi—
clan Will be in charge who will vac-
emote thegchlldren without charge.
that Weatmrt has been in the
f throes in a smallpox epidemic since
February 2. but didn't Wit, was
- learned, by the Evening Sentinel. It
-.Plent) of goodv u“. g.“ for «11;. appears that several cases of smallpox
moo/Girl.” WW1. were wrongly diagnosed as chicken-
. pox: ‘ .
Committee appointments will be mm cases were discovered in the
made at the meeting of the common families of sterling Atwater. John A.
council to be held at the City Hall.
this evening. A coinmmee will also be of whom live in a large three tariuly
appointed to go over: the building or- house in State street. The cases were
dinances and whip them into shape; reported to Hartford and Dr. Osborn
with 8. View to the appointment of 9, W88 sent to Weston-t to take charge
building inspector. A numbm of re- 0" “19 situation.
s
I1
ports will be received at tonight’s Further than ordering the vaccin-
meeting. ‘ ,ution of “schoolchildren Dr. Osborn
. {recommended that all adults who had
._.c°;u, trash mined screened auto. not been vaccinated within five years
matically. Harris and Guns Co., Tel. be re- vaccinated as a protection
721. lagalnst the disease
“I don't know at the present time
whether it will be necessary to isolate
.lwestport as Bethel is isolate " said
Osborn. "It will all depend upon
i“lpiow much the epidemic spreads in
the future. "
A.rather odd co-incident is that the
Mill Ml THE
SAVAfiE ”WEE motorize- raisins
55w YORK Much 14,_Aunu1-.tlon with the LaCount cases in Nor-
ment may be sought 0! the marriage walk.
in Milford Conn.. last week of Gen-( Dr. John A. Moore Westport health
an Mitchell. 17 year old Broadway lofficer. is also working on the small-
chorus girl, to Robert Savage 20 mm: epidemic in close co-operation
Wealthy schoolboy. who is preparinglwnh Dr. Osborn.
(or Yale. ' ‘
'S. \V. Rice. the girl's grandfather.
stated today that her »mother. Mrs.
Vernal Mitchell. probably will start 13.11
action this week to have the ceremony
set aside on the ground that both par-
ties were under age.
Mr. Rice also confirmed a. report
that the young couple had separated
last Saturday night and that the next
day Savage had started for La Jolla.
Cal. to see his mother.
“it's :1 mystery to us why Geneva
ever married him." said Mr. Rice.
"The day after they were married. an,
uncle of hers accompanied her to;
young Suvage's‘ apartment in his ho-
tt-l for dinner, when she told him she- '
didn' 1 think she cared enough {01 him
to the with him "’ '
Miss Mitchell. .ogcordéng 'to the re-l
lport a! thesewodlon. .n‘llowcd to see;
her to her grandfathers? apartment}
where she had been making her home
even after her marriage. .and when
.they reached the door. handed him!
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AND SCENERY 0F]
ANOTHER BANKER FAILS. '-
NElV YORK March 14.-—-—An invol-
untary petition in bankruptcy was filed
in the federal district court today.
‘against'Gerard and Company, dealers
in investment securities, at 35 Wall
Street. The creditors’ petition esti-
mates the liabilities at approximately
320.000 and the-assets between $3,000
and $7,000. ,,
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her wedding ring. declaring she did
not want it any longer.
in our Dairy Products moans elesn
stables, trained milkers. healthy
cattle. carefully washed; adders,
sterilized receptacles and ’modsrn
sanitary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness means health
for your family.
Order of us regularly and be
sure of the purest and
Bird and Nature club. a delightful}
lecture was delivered at the Norvmlk'
Congregational church by S Harm-Z
stead Chubb. of the American Muse»‘
‘-um of Natural History. The lecture.
the subject of which was "\Vild Life
sand Scenery of the Catskills." was not3
.only interesting. but .instructive as
well inasmuch as \ir. (.‘hulib showed‘
1
QMmietti nod James Foley. 31x, both
Kimber and. Charles ‘M. Romper, alll
Vi
SOFIA. March 14.—-D€nouncingi
the bombing of the United States 1a.?
gation on Saturday. night. Minister of
the Interior Illustrator: scoterday is-
sued this statement:
"We are all indignant at the odious
attempt against the! United States Le-
salon. Its author could not be" Bul-
garish, tor there is not a Bulgarian
who could thus attend the great Am-
erican Republic. which‘the Bulgarian!
People are so much indebted to. -
"In behalf of the government, I
have personally exprened regrets to
Mr. Wilson. .the American Minister:
King Boris hits already exprused re-
grate through his secretary. and the
Miniature! the‘Interior has offered a
reins-d of fifty thousand lavas (nor-
mally about $9,600) for the discovery
of, the authors of the attempts."
Hummus SAVINGS
seem ammo
' Damon BY FIRE
(Continued from First Page.)
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' amines could not be ascertain
Six Bridgeport young men
good work in connection with fin
It appears that the lads had been”
dance in Normlk: had missed the '
train and were waiting tr a tan!
take them home. They pitched.
in at the tire and did fine work.“ 1
as getting drenched to the it!!!
Water. Tfrhey were later gives "
to the Pa’rk City in a manuals-net.
In the same butldingiswl "
Norwalk Taxi (lemony and
and Traxello. shoemakers. Neither
these places weer damaged by tho,
While the exact loss could iigi
estimated bv the Norwslk Savings
day this morning.“it is expected
This will probably include the 10$.
the contents or theylngapo sto ' : .
Not-walk residents are rather g
mint over the fact that the fire
system was not in working order.
fact. the alarm which is In the
of Deputy Fire Chief Powell failed H
ring and he had to be informed of p .
fire by telephone. H '
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FIRST MAY FLOWERS 0F SEAsolt
PLYMOUTH ,-Ma.ss.. March 14:—
ilowers. the first: of the season. as
picked here today.
flreflarm proved to be out of order.
however. The fire bell rank twelve
and then four-teen. \‘Vhen this was dis-
covered "Pip" Collins was sent to the
St. George Pulp Mill where the whistle 1
was blown.
“ In the meantime. Patrolman Loren-
zo Adams had learned about the fire
and went to the building. rapping on
each door to awaken those who might
rbe sleeping within. \It was discovered
that the Vallee family were still in the
the rear stairway was filled with thick
smoke.
The firemen were informed and lad-
ders .were run. up to 2. protruding fiat
root over» the Kaseesf grocery store
and underneath a window or the Val-
lee apartment. Five firemen went up
the ladder into the home- They car-
ried Mrs. V‘allee. who was laying help-_
lessly on her bed. out on the root and
thence lowered her to the gFound by
means of ropes. She was carried to
theNorwalk Hotel and put up for the
night. ,Mr. Vance and his two sons.
Hector and Georgie. were also taken
down the ladder to safety. All had
been sleeping up to the time Patrol-
man Adams pounded on the door with
his night- stick.
In the meantime. three streams of
water were poured on the fire under
the direction of Deputy 'Fire Chief
William J. Powell.‘ Firemen fought
the‘nre under great difficulties inas-
much as in the Legato store-room
were certain chemicals which burned
causing an acid stench which was hard
t5 breath. It was also feared that
there were alcohol in the store-room.
but. if there was. none of it caught
fire.
It
was
was half an hour before the fire
under control. By that time. it
had worked its way into the rear end
of the Knssr‘s’ grocery store and tho
rear of the G. A. quko barber shop.
“'atcr did considernhle dumaec to the
grocen store.
Shortly after the fire was dis. oxer-
ed. Patrolmr- Adams informed the
New York. New Baron and Hartford
railroad of conditions and swatchmau
was sent out to flag all trains that
might go through the \‘Vall street tun—
nell. This was done because it was
.tlirough the northern
place and were unable to get out. as ’
» PINE BLUFF. Ark...March 14.
least six'negroes and four whites . ‘
killed in a tornado which piéett
part of flat”;
country early today.
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12.14 N. Main Street 3. N
SPECIAL SALE
Sport Coo
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DRESSES
10.98
ESTABLISHED 1892
Stocks and Bonds
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Quowzion of local issues furnished.
Maples & Goldschmidt
85 Washington Street, Go. Nor-walk
’a fine knowledge of that region. 1
l The lecture wa: illustrated by storm:
loptican \iews: which were throvsn on.
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Telephone 1818
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Whether it is a safe
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you will find the ofiéers of
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if you want to give
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1? Clancy‘s Wooden \K’édding—Steve Porter .1 ............. .. 16936
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Everybody Loves an irish Song—American Quartet
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