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.111 ill. The
‘ ' of! of about 2? employee of the Louns-
‘4. Armory. tonight. bury 5-. Bissell Company in Winni-
‘ ‘ pauk. The lay-off became effective
:1nnnril matting for
and board of
T 1111'an Kiwanis club
December
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December 15, 1922
will be accepted now
for deposit on your
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So. Norwalk
Savings
Bank
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home of
1-. 1. North avrnuc.
Christmas.
\11 lrolns at Donnelly's
Store open
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1: of the Men's Lem:-
clmrcli
Friday even-
last 1
turned up their cont!
the1
and
were in evidcnm‘.
tonight.
Shop 1511
1 of St John“
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1‘ sfrrot irm'ple
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,,.,«...1:,.g_- or Sentinel this afternoon.
lwld
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Norwnlk will in“
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Bree-ted
is Sloan. publish.
Letters cx-
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12::1111pir1n prize.
of the best talent in the country. was
ll thoroughly enjoyed. The singing.
. dancing and cther features compared
\‘crv favorably with many of the high
'g‘ rinse productions. and the impersona—
II tions were in every instance highly
‘i commended.
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A Complete Assortment of
UNDERWEAR
For Men, Women and Children at
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mohaokemo Hotel
45-47 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
Lack of business has caused the lay-
)csterday and is for an indefinite pe-
riod.
O
-——l»lcadr1uarters for Santa Claus‘
dolls. carriages and toys. Bring your
dolls to be repaired and dressed to the
iloli Shop. :4 Monroe street. Phone
Zi’JU.
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assistant manager of
st reCt
party
his
Louis I>n\l~.
the restaurant at the \Vhite
1511111011. was given a farewell
llust evening by a number of
ltriends at the home of
‘ roe. Woupns listrict, 11011111]. Mr. Da-
\is was recently made station master
int lirislol. He left for that city today
110 lfl'it,‘ up' his new duties.-—-—I)unbury
News. .
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—~li.'1rris &- Guns.
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1 Because of the visit of the Norwalk
111- gru- team. 111 Greenwich. Friday
1 night. it has been decided to hold the
11111111 uncut. at the Catholic club
1111118“. Norwalk. The South Norwaik
Knights are leading by 7.200 points
but it is rumored that sevcrnl":1i:ich
hitters" are
1 .mmg 11m for the 1....1.A largz (191-
1L;111'10n trom both Councils is 1.1.x 10c ted
to Dt,‘ prl‘. 1 r111i
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December 8.
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From what are lielfexed to be re-
111111111 sources it. was learned by The
that negotia—
“0113 1111: underway tor tin.- purchase
by i'11t1-r llnrns of the block at the
corner of “”4111 and High streets. re
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"“ l’i‘Y AND VICINITY NE
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hamilton of
Franklin street yesterday celebrated
their second wedding anniversary. Mr.
Hamilton is manager of the new Risi-
to Theatre. on Washington street.
which is to open shortly.
0 I O
"The Future of the Philippines"
will be the topic on which General
Russell Frost is scheduled to address
the Sunday clubgat the South Nor-walk
James Mon-‘
in the teams of the Nor-
. walk lx’aceys and are going to make a
‘. L. l'. bcncl‘it dance, I'llks' Hall. 1
Congregational church on this coming
Sunday. December 10111.
O O 0
John B. Risko of 10 Van Zandt
street reported to the police that he
had lost a. laprobe from his autho-
bile. which was parked on Union
street yesterday. It is believed that
the robe was stolen from the car.
O C O
A lease was signed this morning
whereby Robert \V. Griffith takes over
the store at 18"Main streetToanree
years. Mr. Griffith secured the base
from Samuel Kantor, proprietor of the
building. He will open a. delicatessen
store.
0
Tomorrow is the feast of the Im-
maculate Conception and will to ' a
holy day of obligation at St. Mary's
church. Masses will be held at 5:311,
‘1'. 8 and 9 o‘clock. In the evening dc-
-'otlon will be held at 7:30 o'clock.
O O 0
Louis McLaughlin of Chestnut
street, a. veteran of the \Vorld “hr.
and who served in France with Com-
pany I). 98th Infantry. was taken to
the Allentown' Hospital. \Vcst Haven.
today. for treatment for the effects of
smere. gassing he received while in
service
Members of Old “‘0” Hook and
Ladder Company will meet on Monday
evening, December 11th. for the 1cm:-
lar monthly meeting, and important
business is to be transacted. Steward
James Conkiin is preparing an excel-
lent repast for the dinner which is to
follow the meeting.
0
——1”aul \Yhitcman‘s. Armory, tonight.
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This progressive institution makes
it possible for ‘01) to get \our mom y
without delax or 1011 tape. \\' :11- S.i\-.
'ings Stamps will be 1cc1pt1d 1or S’-
in the savings depar-tmnnt or t‘hiist-
mas ( l‘ub. Stumps registt r111 at the
local post office will be accepted as
well as unregistered.
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The case of Mrs. Dorothy 1131:1111
\Vhile *‘Linst Elias K. \Vlillc, l1111'
f-ather in law. was scheduled to come
cently acquired by 8111111101 Kantor. The
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1.1;111'9‘11011'1-1' floor of the building is occupied
11:." Raymond A':
that “11.1
il‘lt‘li‘.
Son. and it is stat- I
loston Store will be move...
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—~l'.iul \‘(iiitonuiu s. Armory. tonight.
t
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l'uritnn Lodge of Stamford came
her.- lust e1 rning with :1 large delega-
‘llull 1121‘. its degree tcum and con-
11'111'1'11d 1.11 third 11nd final degree, on a
11...ss of candidates at the meet-
ing: of llntler Lodge. No. 97,
l. 1). U. l~‘. held last evening. Follow-
ing the
served in the banquet Hall and a social
time enjoyed.
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l-‘ri1i_iy. December S.
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i1r11' 11th. at the home of Mrs. E. A.
“Windward. North Main strict. at 8
‘11'1-1111-11. for the regular monthly
nil-cling. A. A.
resident of limit. Norwulk. who is new
connected with the science depart-
Kment of the llridgcport High school,
11111] be 111:1 speaker of the evening.
this topic to be “ 21rd Songs." Mr.
Hnundcrs 1111s made, a.
.utndy or bird songs and has written
several books and articles on bird life
and bird songs.
o
51
of Norwalk Lodge. No. 709. Benevo-
lr111t and Protective Order of Elks. at-
tended the production of "Honey
Girl." by the members of the Mutual
“'elfare League. at Sing Sing prison,
inst evening. The auditorium was
wicked to “opacity. and the play. ‘\'th
its numerous specialty acts by some
City National
§
3. ;
men-ting a buffet luncheon. was
benefit dance. Elks‘ Hall.
The Sax-walk Bird and Nature. club
will meet on Monday evening. Decem-
Suunders. a former
considerable
A delegation of fifty-five members
1 Norwalk Aerie,
t'oday in the Superior couit at Bri1 1:1 -
port. went ov.er The plaintiff claims
$6 «‘1th foi- injuries receixed. she :11-
legcs as the result of her lather in-
law throwing her 1.01111 stairs.
Fraternal Order of
Lugles held its first meeting In its
new applications were recci\1-d at tin
There was a. large attendance. Si\
ne \vapplications were. reee1vc11 at the
session. It. was voted to visit Stum-
1ord. on December 21. at which time
the grand worthy president 1:111 be
present and deliver an address.
O I I
B. C. Van Court. contractor and
builder of 89 Main street. finally dc-
East Norwalk
Cfi‘rlél Wicko of Edi-t Point street
has taken a position no bookkeeper at
the People's Trust Company.
C C I
. Mrs. Daniel .Bielnuski of Howard
avenue. recently entertained relatives
from out or town at her home.
‘ o o o
The home of Albert Bans. 49 Van
Zandt street. is undergoing repairs and
renoxutions.
II 0 O
The barge New York is rapidly dis-
charging its cargo at the docks of the
Nor-walk Coal and Supply Company.
. I O 0
Lawrence Grant of Winfield street
has severed his connections with the
The Pastime A. C. will hold basket-
ball practice at Community Hall this
evening as usual.
0 O O
The Theodore Smith today towed a
barge of coal to Westport harbor.
This barge was left at Wilson Point
by the Red Star tug Milton. recently.
0 o 0
Tomorrow evening“ members of the
choir of Christ church will meet at
the home of the Misses Kimmlch. 19
Osborne avenue. for rehearsal.
O C O
This afternoon the members of the
\\'omen‘s Auxiliary are meeting at the
home of Mrs. Daniel Robinson. Syca-
more street. This is the first meeting
in two weeks.
0 o
A mast unusual addition to the ani-
mal population of East Norwallc was
noted several days ago. when a cow
on the farm of Paul Hayd'u. Gregory
Boulevard. gave birth to twin calves.
O O O
The first and second teams of the
Boys' club of the. East avenue M. E.
church held practice at Community
111111 last evening. They extend :1 chal-
lenge to other teams on the sporting
page of today's paper.
o e we 4
The cold weather of the last two or
three days has made the upper stream
take on a wintery aspect.‘as ice covers
the marshes. The thin skim of ice
that covered the water this morning
also added to the appearance of the
harbor.
A fishing smack that had broken the
shaft of its engine was tossing rather
helplessly in the miter harbor yesterg
11m:
and gave it a: tow into the local har-
bor where it is now being repaired.
O O O
The new home being erected for Mr.
and Mrs. “’hite. on Bette place. by
Contractor Allen L. Wood. is nearing
completion. The interior of the house
has been painted and it is expected
that it our be ready for occupancy
by Christmas.
I 0
Twmity-five tables of cards were
plzu‘cd at the second of the monthly
curd parties and cake sales. held un~
.icr the auspices of the East Norwalk
improvement Association yesterday
“Hm-noon. There was a prize for each
cided on a guaranteed international
one-pipe heater as the best me'ins of.»
heating the. bungalow 11'. 29 l"1_\‘1i1o11111
avenue, which he built as a sperms-1
tive proposition. The contract for the
Bridgeport last night, where the team
worked the adoption degree on sr-v-
eral candidates for \Vowompon tribe.
After the initiation work. refresh-
ments were served and a general good
time enjoyed.
0
——Paul \Vhitemnn's
o
. Armory. tonight.
1
Auto Bodies, Fende rs.’
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order.
Welding Metals of All Kinds
VICTOR WESELY
43 Chestnut St. Phone 356-6
Other things being
the m o r e
monéy you have ’in the‘
Bank, the
equal,
MERRIER
/
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
will be.
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Come in Now! 2
ThePeOple’s
Trust Co.
1:11111‘1. All of the cakes for sale were
disposed of. and the affair was 11 suc-
cess both socially and financially. Re-
iz'rshments or doughnuts and coffee
- ~r ' . ther of these affairs
.‘ .‘ ,. ii. A. “r c serxed Ano
3111;111:1201: “15 “ml d to “1111 be held in January. the date to
pgc ' o o e be announced later.
A large number of members 01' ,
Cockenoc Tribc. No. .2. I. 0. R. 11.. "Harris & Cf“; Th3” 311'
accompanied the, degree team. in
-—Thousand.-'. of penny Christmas
cards now on sale at Donneliy's.
O O I
”Specials for this week—Fowl, 25c
lh.. Springs 30c lb. Roosters. 25c lb.
F N. Live Poultry Market. 9 Emma
St. Phone 2835.
U--Ss..mhllll Boaréfifimon POInt. .
n O C U
1.
‘ ccrs’ Assodation,
when another boat came along
the our.
‘wvvv
twoeds.
Overcoat:
Science tells us we learn
times as much thru the eye as thru
361*
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1 Halli/re the
SUITS
that wi It
fill
three
the man
whaapprectates
1'1 V1" V
“is
Afinobluosorgossmm. The
suit with no regrets.
For $27.501hnsinossnndsport
MHM, vest, trousers and
knickers —
inrough Scotch
Others from $19.50 to $39.50.
from $16.50 to $45.00
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
e um Main St.
——Full
line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
III-st Isak Under the Orion
3’
sel’
J ‘5'
133‘ '
to the wisest pus-chase you can an“, .
Pm. E‘s-{ssh and no Donahue—Just m It:
orstrated. Pl-ms for s.
also talked 0\ er.
cnc patrol.
sumed large proportions.
society and in the
within .its influence
on interest
sports.
store.
High.
Allied Chemical 7 3 5t
Allis Chalmers 441,;
. Am. Can 72%
Am. Ice 1137 '
Am. Loco. 124
Am. Ship & Com. 20 7,4,
Am. Smelters 53%
Am. Sugar 75 V;
Am. Sum. Tob. 291,4
Am. Tel. 111-. Tel. 124
Am. Tab. 154 $4
Am. \Voolen 957,1;
Anaconda 491.1,»
Atchison 101
Baldwin Loco. 123 §§
Bait. & Ohio 43
Beth. Steel 63
Cal. Pete. 60%
Can. Pae. 14‘: ,’
Cen. Leather 34%
Chandler Met. 62%
Ches. 8: Ohio 657$
Cour Gas 1 27
Chi. R. I 33%
Corn Products 1301;;
Crucible Steel
Cuba Am. Sug. 24%
Endicott Johnson 86%
Famous Players 91 1.5
Gen. Asphalt 45-};
xGen. Electric 186
Gen. Motors 141,;
Goodrich 3315
Grt. North. Pf. sow
Grt. North. Ore 30%
Inspiration C. ‘ 34
Int.lller.Mar. Pt. 50%;
Int. Nickel 14%
Int. Paper 533.;
Kelly Spring. 43%
Kenn. Copper 351,5
Keystone Tire 9%
Mexican Pete 241
Miami Copper 27%
Middle States 12%,
Hudson 24%
N. Y. Central 9535 ,
N.Y..N.H. 8: H. 21
Nor. Pac. 75 57;;
Pee. Oil 47%
Pan Am. Pete. 100%
Pan Am. Pete. B 95%
Poo. Gas 5" 91% 1
Pullman Co. 126%
Ray. Consol. 13 75
>1 Reading 77 1,4
Rein. Type 35%
Rep. Steel 47 35
Royal Dutch 53%
Sears-Roebuck 82 $5
So. Pacific ’ 87%
Sinclair Oil 32
So. Railway 23%
s o N' J’ 291
S 0 N .1 Pt. 119
St. Paul 23%
Studebaker 132%
Texas Co. 43 '
Tabasco Prod. .8015
I'm. Bet. Stores '. 59%
l". S. Realty 86%
U. 8. Rubber '5;
i7. 8. Steel ‘ 103%
' ‘ U. 8. Steel Pf. 121,
t'tth Copper 63%,
Vanadium. BM! 35%. .
‘ m 131:, Tel 114%
m m, 60%
(2)”3: DIV. 2%.
state;
in wholesale
SCOUT RALLY
liliANUARY
At a meeting or? the Girl Scout Dili-
held la'st night at
the South Norwalk Library. arrange-
ments to hold on the first Thursday of
each month a general scout gathering
in the Norwalk Armory were made.
It was also voted to hold a. scout rally
during the latter part of January or
the first part of Tebruary. at which
time the scout movement will be dem-
Gi‘i'i
pageant to be held in the spring were
In this connection with this meeting.
:t will be remrmbered that. the Girl
Scout. movement was started In Nor-
walk by Mrsmn. D. W. Havens and her
daughter only a few years ago.
movement was started with eight girls,
under their
Since that time the movement has
steadily grown until today it has as-
The
Low.
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71%
105%
122,
195g
529g
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238
26%
12%
24%
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leadership.
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Scout
The
pur—
pose of the movement is the-training ‘
of girls in preparation for the dyties
developing upon them in the home, in
to keep a.
high standard before those who come
and to stimulate
outdoor
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71%
107'
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$411.
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Rowaytong' ->
Howard Scott has returned '15;
wayton, after spending u Month In
Wt.
Mrs. W. P. Jennings, of mm
avenue. is confined to her home A!”
a severe cold. . “to
Edward Smith. of Rowsyton owns.
has returned to dais home. tron tho
Norwulk Hospital.
A. J. Beckius is spending n. few III!-
with hi! family III, Cfldup’mt ’
Mr. and Mrs. Dario-Rests. of ’1'“-
make have left their home fish the ilk,
ter. Mrs. Dario- Rests? with I.”
mother. Mrs. George Whisks". will,”
abroad and remain in England n‘l
late in the spring. Mr. Dario-R“
w ill spend the winter in New York w
California. :‘F
.
§
Darien. «,
Mr. and... Mrs. Samuel
have arrived at their winter limit
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gun. or 3"-
mond street. Rowayton, have In“
to LcRoy avenue.
_ Nils Catherine. Holby- of New.;-
dbelle was the guest or Dori! 1331!.“
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Lee. of Butler's
Island. leave tomorrow for their VIII-
ter home in Tennessee. ’
Mrs. Frank Annunziato. g! m
Post Road. is able to be about again.
,7. j.
' , In connection with the scout name-13“" a week‘s illness With CHI,-
r1-,ent Violet T1 cop, No.9 .. is to hold a
cake saledoday in Glendenings drug
The. sale will be held between
the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock.
STGCK
QUOTATIONS f
Furnished by Maples & Goldscnmidt.
numbering slxmssed thro Ma
yesterday. The cars were muffin
Durant factory, and were heeded ”-
state.
The weekly meeting of the Load“
Aid Society of the Barton meats
Episcopal Church. has been pm
on account of the (at! being hold is
the church parlors. this afternoon. l
The Ladies' Aid Society of 1th 13¢-
.ign Methodist Church. is ho
:3an fair and supper. this ‘
and evening at the church m3?
fine supper will be served between 1‘.
hours of 6 and 8 o'clock.
The Men's Club. of the Km
Presbyterian Church. is hold” I
dance this evening in 1134’ New
Heights scum-n Audlboflnm. inmost?-
well known jazz orchestra will I”
the music for the dancing. .. *...
The West avenue cement ~W-.
opened as far as Noroton H
The road is completed as tar.“ »
brook, to the Stamford Line. but. us.
not be opened to traffic until Fruit
or Saturday.
The Church Friendly Society 0! M
St. Luke's Episcopal church of eso-
tan. is holding the annual ‘ '
sale in the Parish House. this m1:
noon, between the hours of z end-g.
There will be a fancy table, tee.
and an apron tabla.
Postmaster Frederick 3.8331”: In“
received some instructions to:
ping Christmas packages. as
wishes the people to read them
in the post. office. Postmaster m
shys. to avoid loss or W m
packages wetully and tie than: an.
cureiy.
The monthly meeting of the
Health Nurse Association .
Tuesday afternoon In 1110.00" ’
school at 3: 30. A goodly amm~ 9!
ladies turned out tor the meeting.- '15»
ginning yesterday the meetings will
be held in the afternoon instead a!“
evening, thus enabling more Indies to
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worthy matron of Berkeley Charlies.-
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