Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 14, 1922 · page 5

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"5 Rm: (loom ll. Tompkins spent yes-
dn) in New York city.

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No speck“ [incine- m transacted

, t the meetlns' of Progress Forum. No.
‘ . F. F‘ t- held last evening.

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mllnrr’u 1: Guns. That‘s sll.

 

A daughter was born to Elf. and
urs. J. 1'. Sweeney of 7 Valley place.
)PMCrllfl}‘ afternoon.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Thcrr will be a rehearsal of the Peo-
ple' s chorus this evening at the house
of Mrs llorrlson. West svenue.

d—n—é
o—lntemaflonsl One-Pipe Enters.
terms. Hegelein. 66 Water so.

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Ilium mm of Putnam nurse who
been lll for some time. isreported

kw slightly imprmed.
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Lam”; and Mt! of the
Kama”: M r: church willhold
n: mppgmg Wednesdsy star-
at the parsonage of the church.

 

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annuals)...

 

George Reynolds. sut- mlumsn of
e Norfolk Paint and Varnish Com-
ny. is ‘n Norwnlkon 3 business trip
. - is stopping at the Ullaord Hotel.

 

James I). Carpenter of Sound View
trace has installed an international
smntred one-type heater in his

ome. H. A negelein had the con-
knot.

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mom meson.

William Horton of West Cedar
we: entortnined a party of triends
evening Dancing and other
: -userne.its were enjoyed and dell-
’ «out. refreshments sened.

 

Two articles turned into the uptown
ce. Saturday. were claimed by tho
ers yesterday. Miss Ruth Funer-
. claimed the found handling. and
, rlrs ll. Dilworth the small scarf.
»-—Full- lino of Auto Aces-odes
-u Kain.

Judge John H. Light will ghc an
dress on “The Us of History." at
Me met-ling of the Sunday club. at.
he South Norwaik Congregational
.5 church. on Sunday. the 19:11.

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P. X. Bernard of “Test avenue re-
ported to the uptown police yesterday
aflerroon that somebody had broken
st-vorai windows in the home he is com
‘rurtim: on Allen street. The with
flows were broken by bullets from 8
small Cnlx‘nre title.

 

Governor-elect \Yilliam S. Flynn of
“bode island. was :\ room-mate of Dr.
Vincent 1‘. Meaney ot Roslyn. L. 1..
formerly of Dnnlmry: when they were
students at Holy Cross College.
”Worceslir Masts” sml‘ral years ago.
Ir. Fin; n later studied law at Har-
vard and for several years has repre-
rah-ll the City of Providence in the
Ithod» island Legislature. He upset
the l\-=-mocrnllc "mnchine" to go: the
nomination and won the election by
3.006 in a State normally Republican
by RUH'M lo IIUIOQ.

 

 

--A W Hodge has removed to u
11‘lo Main street. .
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
Henry S. Wampole's
COD LIVER OIL'
Regular 31.00 Sins.
65 Cents

 

 

r» I... m «in: custom st

Post. No. 1:. American Iaegiomwmbe
held ttfiight at the Wilton svcnuc
home.

the other musical organisations in the
bi: Armis:icc Day parade. or sanct-
in Waco, their selections? were.
britbt snd played in line mar-chins
time. displaying unusual skill
the port or the welloknown mmicisns‘
who comprise thst organisation.

Pentium D. AL 8.. will be held in all
sun parlor of the Royal James Inn on
Thursday
three o'clock. Hostesscs: Mrs. Stur-
ges. )Irs. Mervin. Mrs. Jones. Hrs.
*xCole)
Board meeting at 2: 35 oclock sharp.
All uniting members of other chapters"
cordially welcomed.

Aston Km .

clubsre snledtobeinstteudunce a:
the club house every evening this!
week. as there is still '
work to be done towards making the
club quarters comfortable for the win-
ter. A special meeting will be held
on Wednesday Ming.

Doll Shop 2‘ Monroe street. Tickets

E. ’ K. W’
cm! ’cooos "one?“
um um Hood
0547 West Washington «a:
sour» WK.

Ameeuuotmmam

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The concensus or opinion is that the
coal American Band outshone any of

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The regular meeting or the Norwilk

afternoon. Nov. 10th. at

\(rs. Miller and Mrs. Ambler.

—-Full fine at Auto AM

 

Members of the South Nor-walk Boat

confidemble

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Suits

 
 
 
 

These Boys’ Two ‘Tron- -.
sersSnits offer great val-
ues. Their. extra tremors
make theni 'as serviceable ‘
33‘ two SfiitS.
And they re smartly styled
of high grsde, durable
woolens. Good looking sud
economical, too!

 

 
 

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éBeautitul Doll given away at the

with eiel’Y purchase. To”. dell tur-
niture. carriages.
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The regular weekly meeting of the
Monday Evening Social club was held
at Red Men’s Hall. Mild street, last
evening. Nearly every members was
present and enjoyed an evening of
dancing. The Sterling orchestra tur-
nlshed the muse tor the dancing and.
during the intennisslon. Mr. Sterling
tax ored with two delightful violin so-
los.

 

-—31c s day for ten months pays
for 2. Homer cleaner st Donnelly's.
Free demonstration.

 

nue reported to the police yesterday
afternoon that his automobile had
been run into by a trolley car operated
by Thomas Harrison. Mr. Pierson
aid that be was turning the mschine
around on West aienue near Wehrle’l
Garage. when the trolley ran into the
auto. The lot: tenders of the machine
were bent. the glam in the doors
broken and the door dented.
“3—-
—Come and bring your children to
see a "Day in the White House With
Abraham Lincoln." as depicted by
Rev. Lincoln H. Cmell. at Norton:
M. E. church. Friday night, November
17. 5 o'clock. Adults. 50; children.
:5 cents.

 

Negotiations which have been car-
ried on by the coulorence committee
of the L’nited Htatters of North Amer-
ica. with the United Cloth and Cap-
makers of America since May. 1921.
with a View of reaching a settlement
or the jurisdictional dispute between
the two unions. failed to reach a do"!
finite. decision on the late-st proposal
submitted by the United Cloth Hat
and (Sprinklers. The. dispute has al-
radyledtotbemon or the
United Cloth Hat and Capmakers or
America from the American Federa-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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nary. A silver mill
stamped tmdcr s. pm
of 150 tons.

Aftor madam ’ inn-
sued, the spending pm,
sure begins. [Keep your
saving! W” [m
enough to withstsnd some.
of that spaidinc M
can bemnwith sssvinfii
pass book plus tell deter
mination to use.

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film of Labor. The center-once com-
mittee or the United Hatters or North
Americas hss decided to submit the
matter to the forthcoming woos!

-- olthelr omnizstlou. In
llsy. 152:. for decision—American
Butter.

 

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Battery C. 192d Artillery. hell-its

 

The Not/walk Hospital Thimble club
is meeting this afternoon with Mrs. J
YV. Bancroft, 38 France street.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gustslson o!
11 Flatt street, were in Near Haven
Sunday.

 

Ernest L. Samoa. secretary of the
Fairfleid. County I. H. C. A. of :5
Camp street is spending the week st
Atlantic City;

 

The Red fMen Big Five Basketball
team is scheduled to play the 83'
Haven K. o! C. tire nu}: Ronda, .3
K. of C. Hall in the Elm GU.

 

_0: 0. F.. is making plans tot-im-
. 5 58th. when an of the ammonia-6" -

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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regular drill last night at the Norwalk.
armory.

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the Rebekah: will be com

"here. A class or candidates truism- f

immanent .

heinitiatglstathnt time. mm
of Mum Lodge. my
evening. mm at 1:30 o‘ in:
stealth! 0’. Dinar-my event“ more
will be anneal-nu! of theténl‘flsni
and ssd on member- are asked to

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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mid Join warm».
of Jello Vermin who

died rm atoning. will: 58 held

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Pisa. 0t :4 Grand street, yam
civil war veteran in \orwaikand
W washeld at :zsso'elock
"this afternoon from the late , home.
Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor or
thl Not-walk M E church. officiated.
Pieflous to the regular services.
militsry rites were conducted by the
G. A. B... of which the deceased was a
member. This servrce was condoned
by Commander Clark and Chaplain
Won. Members of the Voter-sun of
Foreign Wars acted as pail-bearers.
Boris! was in the Nor-walk cemetery.

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Action Against Directors

(Continued From x‘sge One)

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s' stated term and those who become
directors tor life upon payment of

 

 

At the home of Superintendent
Horace M. N. Sigrimn. 2 Wood

at the Norwsik M. E. church held a
meeting last night.

 

on: Council. Royal Arcanum. this eve.

a meeting of the Immediate Relief An-
sociation.

 

The mark master's degree wssrcon-
ferred last night a: a stated convoca-
tion of Washington Chapter, No. 2‘. R.
A. M. held last night
Chapter.

 

Terrace. the Sunday School workers.

There will he s meeting of Pouss-

ning. in Odd Fellows Hsll. followed by

s: Berkeley

An all-day mm “Om?

SZOOAtsnyonetimeintotbem-
canon. It is further alleged that
5&9: is “distinction made as" to
me voting powers of tlié two classes of
dwa‘m' in the" Articles firm
lion.
ljehanaier claims thit he cosh-ibu-
ted £500 toward the Norwalkjlospttf
Mon and W a life W.
Others who donated and slsodaecune
life directors were: E. T. ”ford/.1“
James A. Farrell, J. G. Gregor-LR.
C. Buford,
Spence. William C. Burr. E. E. Gor-
‘hsm, Samuel Bomber, Frederick
Gemini-d. sud Thom: H. Cantor.

The mandamus goes on to my (lift
on the tenth dsy of October, tfie regu-

 

Slnters' Rebekah lodge. No. 65 I. 0.
o. F is being held was“ at tlie hallo

are being prepared.

 

and a hearty welcome when they“
there to do business. Their m is:
“Service and Security. " 5'

 

The customers of the South Nor-
walk Trust Company are the friends ‘W
of the South Norwalk Trust Coupons.“
because they get a friendly greetint

ting of the K
following directors were

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