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wusnmcron. STREET. -‘
SU.NOKWALK.
reheat-n! of the guard team o!
with W 7w. No. 42. I. 0.
was held“ m.
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(A.l~\.
fresh mined. mixed auto-
Harris and Guns Co.. Tel.
marl Charles W. Hendrle. who
u . n m at the Stamford Hospital.
- (Aurtod to be in serious condition.
”it troutmonensinConnectl-
n: u Saturday. Scores of local
Viv-mm mammtake advan-
‘rd of them m.
*Buy moms at Mo
"-t. 5M. has been elected oolé-
A...’ of Penn-us
.mum to succeed the late Nelson
Hoyt.
-—-Velour' hat a: W's.
{9v George ‘3. mm nastor of
w Norwalkil E church delivered
*n address to the liens club or the
up“! Milton! '1. E. church. New ml-
lord. last. night.
The ”WA. C. and the “nun
”who.“ minnow!" clash at 3 oclock
many afternoon at the Wicke lot in
he Third District. This will be a
:«ractice me. Dick Warm will twirl
3hr the East Siders and Henry Warm
g... zhe Winona.
-—First-Aid Week—-
Brownian: in Cottons, Games,
emer-
,—
_. ~, Reetock your
Lowest prices.
Bani.-
L'“ E”? 3'}: .~":i.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Nor-wall:
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-p-f-/'/-. v. ‘v. c, 4-, v. a. .v
U/Ulfl/
Keys That
Cheat Fire
when: - . “““‘..\“,.‘,““.‘\
Recently a man had
$1,200 in Liberty
iii'iillfi when the. maid
zrptml the waste bas-
imo the furnace.
Another man lost ‘iis
marriage license, two
l!l~‘il!‘all(€9 policies and
up copy of all . im—
(mriant contract when a ,
firi- in his home (16-
s‘roycd some furniture.
Keys to safe deposit
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II boxes would «have
.3 locked those valuables
if awarfirom fire. 4
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All the New Fabrics f .
Iarlously ill at the Norwalk hospital.
Mme. No. :2. Daemon of Seem}
Guts
If, v;~,u.a,"1n/-1-,
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.- nude-“hurl “mamas-n- mulumrsiiibmmu' l‘fln"-m 1- .
in
1922
Spring and Summer
Apparel
and for Immediate use on axhllnon at i
E. K. BANKS’
oav ooooe srone
~Under We acre:
£547 West I'm 8m;
w
William Carroll.
at Boring Hill. is
Numbers 0: 0mm- Chapter”.
“P078" GUI: store this morning.
‘Tmtfidupeamg
. Co.Tel.721. "ma“
leathers or my Helmhlan
holding a cake .16 and apron
today at the home. of Mrs. Helen
M > .Bavviaw avenue.
'm m men's
and athletic m. Steady
’good pay. under menial sur-
- in a clean and notary rac-
Tfie many friends of ms. E. C.
Owe-es. at 6 High sci-set. Second dis-
trict. will be pleased to Sam that she
has returned to her home here alter'
am a serious operation at SLl
Lola’s Hospital tn New York city.
W
-—Full the of. Auto Ammrles
Aaron Kohn.
Grass fines mere numerous in East
Vosz,j
O.nE.S.heidafoodsaleatthecltlll-.
._ -—-Girls. and .vumen .u'e wanted at- ‘
M’Wfi‘fis Inc..'to work
.the five Lent lectures. The largest
SOCZAL me‘s
Headed by Commodore Henry T.-'
"Gehrmaun. twenty members of the
Nor-want Boat. club marched cache.
. ' home of Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam F. De-
. 1:13.13. 10 Not: airline“, and serenaded.
the newly married couple. The mu-
neat m dwed for nearly am
hour but the racket measure!
to unearfir; and HmDeKlyn were
recently married. They returned a.
mmsnsrmn .
ops-mamas!
Here’s hosiery that
keeps its trim, shapely
fit—re‘tsins its rich,
whenshemm‘eum.nndh
reneeE. ”bran-of m~ Qty,
”tumm'iacaVed-
mmmmm.m
“Eng-etorthemotmmfie
WMWWWI
contaminantanivlthfiufiw
it was enacted fiat Wu
wuldyemastommd
chemo-users.
morgue-”1mm?”
mmrwmhmarcen, u nut.
1.6 miles commit-ms. The mi-
lain of the m
The w
calla! out at 3:80 seiner Wine :1me
W
the .
'nnmido'nm them-sea.
Today-ii :Wallsu'eet
fl
WALL man-Specialties were
the only prominent features of today’s
mixed stock market. Woolworth over
shadowedlnl! other issues at an ad-
vance of 13 points. the rise being so
computed hr reports at a preopectiVe
mock dicks-d. Kresge Coca Cola
Otis Steel 'oul Mater Oil averaged
afternoon to m a mare
atticAudreanvnlmroatSchool
and Kain streets. There's. now-J
age.
lev. H. Baxter Liebler gave at St.
Paul's church last night the third of
congregation pt the series was present
to hear him. His subject was “The
“'orshlp of the Church." and his pre—
sentation of it was so inter-ensue that
Norwalk yesterday. there being one at
Marvin Beach which the residentsi
fought and finally extinguished.
Charles Bennett. driver of the 1'.
Mail automobile reported to the po-
lice that glass on “test avenue near
the South Norwalk Methodist church
had cut his tires.
-—-Clean Egg. Stove and nut coal.
Harris and Gans Co. Tel. 721.
A resident of Benton street com”
pained to the police at 12: 20 oclock
tub morning that three men
get in. even though he had told them
to leave. Patrolman John Smith in-
vestigating found the three men-who
told him that they had only knocked
at the door. as they knew the man
and that they had visited him before.
mmn'r BE A’ BEAR! Bears
sleep all winter and late spring.
Phone and we will call and show i?
the latest Bonn-km. "Cottage
House plans. The
these np~to~the4ulnute homes. the
new homo started. Don't wait until
the spring rush is on.
Remodeling and Jobbing done. Chas.
L. St. John. Tfie Bullder. Steamboat
Place. City.
Stamford police requested the Nor-
walk Police to find out who owned
the taxi number 0742 yesterday. I:
h"- violated a traffic regulation. 'l‘hu
uptown police discovered that tiw
owner of the. number was: \ViVIinm
Fredericke. of Si? Harbor avenue.
Frederick nromised to apnea:- at thn
Stamford Ponce headquarters at ‘3
o’clock on March 25.
-TWO SHOWS IN ONE. DON’T
Regent
"Shadows of the Sea." Gareth Hughes
in “Little Eva Ascends." Owing to
length of bill show starts promptly at
7- .
l ——‘“-' _
The nominating committee of the
night for the purpose of making up
ing var. The meeting: will (in—n :it ‘7
o'clock. The nominating committee-
conststs of the foliowlnir: (i. It.
son. \V. C. Baur. A. R. )Ialki"
Loper. A. ll Russell. Ray L.
A. Carmine Bettn
F: M.
Hznei.
wcjtnrngo Batteries recharged.
Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
S {the semimonthly lecture was held lam
iGreat Basin "
,trated by many handsome slides. Re-;
come to his home and were trying to l --
and‘
sooner you see;
omen-it will be to decide and get vour;
Do it todayl
was said that the owner of that num- ’
miss the big double header at the:
tonight. Conway Tearle in‘
Norwalk' club will hold a meeting to»
the slate of new officers for the com-:
Jaick- ‘
his hearers' attention was held
throughout. no point filial. My
stock to show more than or”: al-
Under mega-[neon or the West nation and strength nos ‘linouri,
Norwnlk Improvement ambition. Kansas and Texas P11, Ann Arbor
Common and Preferred brighten more
of their meant aha. Them 11
steel shares. sugars and ckcmluls
also eased thhTAmeflcan Ice. Ameri-
can Telephone'uud union Bag. The
closing was krcgular. .Sales approxi-
mated £50,000 skates.
night at the Wen Norwalk chapel. It
was given by Louis Zellar who spoke
on The Rocky Mountains ad the
The lecture was illus-
freshments were served after the lec-
ture. .
-———-—- SMALLPOX CASE
--“0 SIIUWS I‘ 0515. DON'T
miss the his double header'at the DISCOVERED IN
hurl Regent tonight. Conway Tearie in mem SCHOOL
Shadows of the Sea." Gareth .‘Hughes
in “Little'Eva. Amends." Owing to
length of bill show starts promptly at
I.
1 Moving pictures featured the meet-
ing 0: Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32.. I. 0. R
‘31.. held last night. in Red Ken's hall.
;Mu.in street. Members of Pocahontas
itribe joined in attending the pictures
Iln all there were about 300 prount.
.The pictures were furnished by the
National Exchange and were about:
following the regular meeting. Danc-
Contluued rrom First Page.
is to be taken to Englewood hospital.
. Bridgeport. today.
Ry Dr. Poole's order. only those
pupils who have not been,previonsly
vaccinatml. will be obliged to receive
the vaccine. The work ml} be done
free at the high school. A ill-eat manv
of the horns. 'hen the! learned b:
the order. took home their books a:
(in; was another feature of the eve~ the school yesterday. saying they
Ding. would refuse to be vaccinated. The
f .—.——_————— ‘x‘acclnsted students in the school are
Tomorrow at St. Paul's Church. at
gthe morning services. opportunity vsill'
Ihe given fior those present to make an
:offering for the Near East Relief
(Fund. Envelopes and literature will
llm distributed .19 the Church. It is
hoped that there will be a. generous
gift to this work. The evening ser-
vice will consist solely of CO'mr-ma-
lsaid to be much in the minority.
Because the girl had been attend-
lng school regularly. theuhealth ofi'i-
cer rears many other children have
come in contact with the disease and
has recommended every possible con—
tact be vaccinated. The house has
been put under strict quarantine.
lion. the usual office of overtime pray- STATE POLICE
(r being omitted. so as to me"e the
service not too long. Bishop ‘RrZWster RAID SPRINGD‘ALE
‘will confirm ”1» Mass. Relatives and
friends 0; all members of the class
ore urged to be present for the Cun-
lfirmntlon. and all St. Paul's people
(Continued from First Page)
.. . l
le‘ .. of a still. made a thorough investiga-v
.uould com\ to hear the me- : 9 of
5-. ». ‘ 85x8. tion of the house at the raid. The
U! 11 Bishop. :
_ > still was not found howex er.
Cups“, at the Roy“. James here. Conditions in the house “here are
last night “Tr... 155ml”, 0 Nelson living three children belonging to
New York (Hy. A“... and Mrs. George Jennirxs and two to the housekeeper.
II. May. Ail-lover. Pa.: Mr. and Lil’s are devlomble 5a) the police. The
:XVilliam T. May, Newton Center. Humane Society. Bridgeport branch.
has been notified of these conditions.
and it is probable that some action
will be taken bv this welfare organ
nation;
illness: A. M. Randall. Hartford: Rob»
on Buxton. New York city: H. W.
Johnson. New York city and Mrs. J.
fArthur Hill. New York city.
The third of a serics of lectures on - , ,
,“(Lirdening” was given last night in -—-Velonr hats at OBrlens.
the parish hall of the Grace church. “
Cross street. by Professor A. E. “‘il- '
kl: 150.1. of Connecticut Agricultural
lcollegr at Storrs. Prof. “filklnson
gspoke on "Insects and Discuss and
iTlieir Control." The lecture was
largely attended.
THE MAN WITH
TWO LEFT FEET
' When to this vitality
GROWTH
is the test of Vitality in business
In eight years our business has doubled
experience, conservative chm.
pled with a willmgness to serve weihéieve ._
‘thistpbeagoodbank for youraccount ' y . _ ., -~. .
Every step he takes is
wrong. The faster he
goes the more he gets
nowhere. You know.
him. He is the man who
i never saves any money.
my arm to the Sophomores
2.281 Juniors A line
either Mr. or Hrs. DeKlg-n who tailed .
i
pickeduobr the Tam m1
"hem
The graduating clas not the Nor-‘i
walk High school gave a social yes-,
entertainment
1333 W and dancing was en-
joyed .to 53.30. The High School Jazz
sarcoma furnished excellent music [01 ’
The White Hope of Wilton. Roy
Peterson. sought the Dark Horse 01‘.
flatten. in a five round exhibition bout.‘ .
Thiswastbebestnumberonthe pro-L.
gram The 3% made wild swings.
tell all one: ouch other. and hit the
referee m- ats-cream. In the fourth
m'm seconds. W Ireland
uni m Anderson. fought. Charlie
Mei-wan tent. and Isadore
W was timer.
W umber us a ventriloquist
Panel-ger- aboard themssl'ifismi not. this m as the ventrtlo-
”was: man Ireland the dum-
w Mandate-nuns: nu. Imam
fie“ amber was the Opiuml
Whom lie Quincy’s-12min book
mm: the figurm W‘Wmafluficd to the
me by Wu mp.
Km W Pratt and Herbert)
m? m m in tub sketch.
mmms
“—-
Wmmm
WWW the
tax
about our mummwm immune-melons al-
”Wt! he Mm «the revenue
to Wm mmdthcwofmmnfl muons-elem! revenue
mtiesfiemrqliw“ omce in Washington
with fol-cal the Min
indicate that the total collections of
am and m m throughout
the cm; to rake first Mei- will
hampered
with approximately $738. 000. 000 for
the corresponding quarter last y.ear
The hostile. dept-salon during 1921.
the year upon which taxes are due as
the new tax law not become effec—
tive until the first 0 this year. is held
to be entirely While for the
shortage in tax collections on March
15.
The W vbursa’u of the
We W hunt-w ssh the
flood of lumen: incurs-unto the
Win-day before March 15. After that.
the tide became too strong and. de-
spite many nights of overtime work
it was not until yesterday that Galonel
Eaton s force reached the bottom of
the pile.
PHILATHEA CLASS
IS ENTERTAINED
(Continued from Page One.)
the occasion. Each one present was
dressed in children's clothes. One cos-
tume. particular is worthy of mention.
It yes a sailor boy suit and the wear-
er had a. bag 0! marbles and a har—
monica. Marbles were played as well
as the harmonics.
another boy carried a make in his
pocket which caused Mable ex-
cltanent amongxhe girls present. An-
other feature or the evening was the
sent token when they mohildren.
that of Mrs. Lougstat! was nicely de—
corated with blue and white decora-
tions. These are the colors of the class.
Dainty refreshments consistingof ice-
crcam and cake were served.
“any BAIMGARD my
DIVORCE mmmnos
“unsure-mummy.
Mary Baumgard of Norwalk was
granted a divorce from Paul Baum-
gzmi yesterday morning in fife Super-
Hor court by Judge John E. Keeler.
:Thev were married on Aug. 17. 191$
at South Norwalk. and he desez'tml
her Sent. I“. 1918. she told the court.
Mrs. Baumgurd testified that atthe
time of her marriage she owned pro-
porn- in homalk. which her husband
insisted she 59”. She claimed he re-
fused to work when she would not gixo
him mones. he packed his trunk nmli
llelt he; home
Elisabeth Becker. Mrs. ’Edith W’etrh
and Miss Anna Thiel all of Norwalk
testified Baumgard had not returned
to his home since 1913.
_ Keep Your
‘IMPORIANT
PAPERS ,
In one of our Steel
Boxes here in the
Bank
Fire proof and Burglar
Proof—Costs only $4.00 a
year for a private box.
You keep the key.
We have a few of these
‘ Safe deposit boxes to rent
right now. Best make
your arrangements for one
of tB'em quicklv.
u,
Nagy-MW m . umca-a‘a am... .
A savings account in
. u . .1
is added ample capital, 93“ bank would cure
I m . ’
l is. “*‘ffl
v-
Not necessary to go to
any other Bank—ALL the
. service possible to get in
all the Banks, you can get
:in flusBenk.
identification of pictum of those prc-l
The home oral". Gibson aswell as
fluthnd new. to Work and Left
In Nevel Spring Wear
For Men and‘Women
Admirable Styles at Bum Putts
"w
.-.-
(if!
at the .
Fun“! services will be held at 3
o ‘cloat may sires-noon tron his
parew lime. Burial will he in Riv:-
ersidomeoery.
Conflumumnhuowmnh
mmmmmmmwfii
RouiMudstICoflocktrunSL
almanac. At the manure
was am 1%” m”:-
sang‘Avamu-h." andastheoormgc
washavmg the church sang
Smithy.”
Itmclahned that
hammhsutetheum
mmmnmmpf “minim!
ed by Attorney Abraham“
mummzowusm
nodes-nay
warrant-nought: hum};
mummmnadeofaecnse!!!
}mwmks.mnul&prfimw“
‘Bme the manta“? new
mitowmfiscaringtorttstamfly. .
Frame-ates
CounflyadEJCm-rolladfie
Mimic-mm
Thor—s m. RealBolstersnd
Danielheunie. Buriilwssin St.
11an
O
. Funeral of Thomas Lister
The funeral J'Thomss Lister was
held at 2:30 o‘clock this afternoon
fromxhe late home on 58 Ward street.
Rev. Louis B. Howell oficiated and
burial was in the Nor-walk cerr etery.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and \lc‘mlts Mostly
cloudy fought and Sundav. probabls
becoming unsettled;
low We utending from New 1.
Mexico northeastwurd to Minnemta. It 3
from the Rockv Mountains custard
to Ohio. A long ridge of high pres—
3
from Maine to Florida. The tempera-.
ture is rising slowly in the western and
central sections.
CAN LEARN OF TROUT LAWS
Mv—“m
*There will be a meeting of the Nor—
walk Fish and Game Protective Asso-
ciation on Tuesday even ug, Marchl
walk public library at eight
about the trout lows. A letter from;
the commission seeks information as
so the number of fish wished fur stock.
ing the streams in this section.
Some interesting lantern pictures
will be shown of the rearing of game
birds at the state game farm at Madi-
son. Members are urged to attend and
bring a sportsman friend.
Ermine) Want Advs. mug good;
4. Iesulta a
Auctioneer
once a D. m
Barium Stars. South w
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Other Shop
Throughout this
Will probably not find another
such speeialistic and individ-
SL819 } 011
holistic Shop as the STYLE
l 8303? .
Here you will find nothing
but exclusive models—the very
best-your can have. them at
half the usual cost. ,
P r e s e n t. i n g exceptionaflv
charming, high‘tvpe S p r i n g
Frocks, Suits, Coats and W raps r
at— .
L
is causing unsettled shower-y weather 1'
~ rising tempera.- .
lure; moderate to fresh east shitting
to southwest winds. The western dis— '_
turbance now forms a long trough of“. l
“‘88.‘
sure extends along the Atlantic coast mm
mm
roaitohealfii. "—Hrs.
433, Fulton. (kins-s.
Itsth‘nsortoiprsiaeofLydisE-Pfl-
28 in the auditorium of the South Nor- ham’ 5 V
whom mam '
wilmgformeaefneuwhe
ate-m} . '
racking ‘
thatchewishes tothom
Ms,
PORTABLE memes *
moron
$60.00
USED MACHINES
All makes forsales ‘or [0 rent
'1'?! e Benedict News Go.
46 Wall Street
Stocks and Bonds
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Quotationci
Maples & Goldschmidt
85 Washington Street. So. Net-walk
ESTABLlSHED 1892
lo a1 issues :‘urnishod.
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reallyeissnsngs
clean ;:
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roentgen-muons 1:
Just phone us for a frat:
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