Whhsrfiudiustmown
'I‘M , V!
We will return to Ford-
sh is :tudrhiz law.
toys. or mum. Road
figw to Rochester Cutter-slip to
ould’henr the
“31 cluba.
lam lovers
University
m time... or South Namath.
,‘mm to his, studies at Fordham
a. “ 0 e 0
Josephine ulnar, of Elmwood
Venus; will rum to Dona Hall.
2' new». its... on' January Ninth
«Burris a Gen; That's all.
C O O
i Edwin! Ainley. of West Avenue.
will resume his studies at Colgate uni-
Sioux next Wo:k.
. 3‘1?
O 0
Arnold. of Ichace Street. and
so Loveio’y. or Elm Street. will re-
urn to their steam at Wesleyan Coi-
figs, dedletown. this.we'ek. l
Earl Batty. 0: Elm Street. has re-
turned to m: stud s at New York
>8nivsrsity where is enrolled in the
i o! Journalifn.’
vaehard Mathews. ot, Flax Hill
V-i'elumes his work at Yale Art
l on January ninth.
I C
was Mabel Burchard, 40 West Ave-
W. Will return to Miss Porter’s
“School. Farmlnzton. next week.
0 .
“ VVHaroid Winter, at Norwaik. and
em Borxlum or Silver Mine, will re-
232mm to Dartmouth College. Hanover.
Vfi. IL. on January eighth.
2 w—Zlc a day for ten months pays
2 for s. Hauler cleaner at Donnelly's.
We demonstration
2; e s 0
Jules Mary Bectty, ot Elm street.
V returned to Simmons College. Boston.
“hum Second. bliss Monica Bor-
Sltlm. of Silver Mine. also returned to
no. '
limmo ‘0; .0 0 3"
Miss Marths. Hamilton. oi Flax Hill
“and. and Miss Mary Mathews. of
Nbrwaik. will return to Wells College,
Aurora. N. Y.. this wool: __ .
jibe Kiwanis clu 2‘ p M liquor»
r; 2°22 ti.
«a or , ._
a it it“ new wr: , 2 2 2
finite .21,
fiance rennin: e" Aren‘t street;
_ d‘holdsboronth. Seymour Street.
Leon Fish. A Street. Hark Candee.
Aron direct. lsy Davis. East Nor-
with. Irving Davis. {and Mk mud.
4r. Seymour Street. will return to
their studies at Yule on 2 January
th 2V0 e 0.
«V‘W'he annual poultry VshoVw oi the Nor.
wit Poultry Association. Inc" opens
in the Town Asembly Hall tomorrow.
Sixty-two fancier. have/entered stock
in the exhibition. Many of the birds
arrived today at the hall, where mem-
m o! the assodation were busy com-
, misting arrangementfi so that the birds
Peril! show up at best advantage.
"e
A...
A- complete muffin-t. u
ERWEAR
, Ilsa. Women snd‘cmldrsn at.
. . ,
m .oooos ITO!!!
,1 Under Inshsoksmo Hotel
our rm: Wuhlnm Street .
sourn vuonwsuc. V
.V 98eandup‘
~Pell .
grilloonngorp
Qspoeiin private
ly people. New: Policyb
Mr. and Mrs; Albert 1". Ronni-ray
are eslsbrefln: their-2 third fiddle! V
emitter-cry today. . .
of s 223
Vt.
.Dr. Lindberg entertained friendsVV
from Brooklyn at his home. on Boron
Hill over the week end
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_.--A tree lecture on Christian sci-
ence. Regent Theatre, Sunday. Jan. 7,-
at 3 p.1n’
O O 0
Mrs. George Vin Alstyne or Bayview
avenue is visiting her niece Mrs. A
L. Front of New Haven.
,fl; 0 I
The first 01’ the card nights at the
South Normal): club will be started
this evening at the club rooms.
0 C 2
Paul Burns. 01‘ East avenue. will
return to Georgetown \ University.
Washington. D. (2.. on January eigth.
. 0
so
-——Harrls & Guns. That's All.
I: O O
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Nor-i
walk M. E. church is holding a meet-
ing this afternoon in the church par-
lore.
I O O .
\Vard Maurie, of Van Burch Place.
will return to St. John's Military
School in Manlius. New York, on Jan-
uary eighth.
t t C V . ,,
The winter issue of the Southern
New England Telephone Company's
directory has been distributed to local
subscribers.
O O O
—A free lecture on Christian Sci-
ence Regent Theatre Sunday, Jan. 7.
at 3 p m.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Veriin of North
avenue are spending the winter in
Naranja. Florida. with Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Harp.
O O 0 g.
Members of the People's chorus
held a rehearsal of “Faust" last night
at the Norwalk High school. The re-
hearsal was well attended.
Q C O .
Harry B. Saunders of New York
city spent New Years with his par—
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Saun-
ders of 12 Yost street, this city.
0
“Harris & Guns. .Thpt's all.
O C t
0
Mrs. H. A. Byxbec or High street
left Nor-walk today for Chattanooga
Team, where she will spend several
months as the guest of, her niece Mrs
Samuel Seymour.
O C 2'
Jim and Jack Austin Couch
.
o!
street. and Alvin Her-cit. Jr. of fair-
« _, _ 3;, " g.
The West Netball: Vic‘hool
Christmas entertainment was post-
planed from last when“: until this
Thursday. Jan. 4, at 7; 30. All are cor-
dially invited. 2
, O 2U_ 0 _
2 file Buckingham- Poet and- Relief
Corps will hold a joint installation to-
mdrrow afternoon at Red Men's Hall.
Main street. at 2 o'clock sharp. It
Will be for member-u only.
O I O
--A tree lecture on Christian Sci-
ence. Regent Thlttre, Sunday, Jan. 7,
t3p.m.
. t .
Miss Charlotte Jarvis, daughter of.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jarvis of Sea
View Avenue returns to her studies at
Danbury Normal School tomorrow
atte‘r the Christmas holidays.
t
"Buster" Pinnkett of East Norvalk,
who is in the United States Navy. is
confined to the Government Hospital
in Manila. by a minor sickness. a
cording to word received here today. .,
t t I '
—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p m.
x U U
A number of friends enjoyed a
midnight party given by Morris Bre-
sev. at his home. 4 Concord rent.
South Norwnlk Guests front New
York and Mt. Vernon were present.
Miss Esther Bre‘v acted as hostess.
Patten Beard of Ea;t avenue, one of
Norwalk's Well-known writers. has
just placid a new book of children’s
stories with Band McNally's publish-
ing house. The book will appear dur-
ing 1923 and is mailed "The Little
Funny Book or Be-Good Stories.“
.
mainstromflto$8eacb
they were roused b'y trio men in their
home. Give value or loot as more than
s: 000. :55”
,2 ‘. ,.
\ < 1
Douglas l Fowler Women‘s Selle! _
Corps No. 15. .will mite regular
meeting tomorrow ”evening it 8» o'clock Q
in P. 0. 8.01.5.” Annembersare
asked to attend. 2
O G U .
——-Storsge batted? celled for—Chi
bill's.
3
,rrom their bed.
00‘.”
int in New Haven.
0 02.0
Louis Carnblno of Springfield was 2
sentenced to thfiee months in Jail at ‘ 222
New Haven for ”Win 2mm 3g ,
cause- or “11}?553; '
a motor cycle which W a ”our;
causing death 0‘! mini Moi-blimp. also
at Bpflmeid. .. p z .
Mrs.Nich01as
ville. N. Y.. diet“ _ 22
Wateibul’! from new: received Sun-
day when an explosion followed the
pouring of kerosene oil; into a stove
fire. Her sixteen months‘ old child
died soon after the explosion. '
O O O
Monker Caldron. No. 16.,VDaughters
ot‘Monkanna. willxhold s. ceremonial
and installation of odicers onzFridar
evening. January 6. at“ Oil Well
Masonic Temple, South . Main “street. at
8 o'clock. All members of the Grotto
and their families are invited to
attend.
. I
A. M. Fresneda. a Yale student: as
his last bdth of 1922 took a flip in
the harbor at Morris Cove. New Haw
en. Ho remarked attemrd that the
experience was not much diner-cut
than his morning cold shower.
."h' . o 02 0
‘ The Nor-walk Bird and Nature Club
will hold a regularmeetln; on Monday
evening. Jinuari 8, 2at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. WC. Brown. 12
Frantic street. Wilbur-2 Smith. the game
warden will give a sureoptloan lecture
en wild flowers. Subtle om Walter
giro" , £21: on "How to
ltdlhf , 393$“ 10 years at 8
“glyph-saw» police head-
(fruit-tors it marzipan a .25
calibre elutomtle revolver“ o! a tor-
elm lustre. wbiclj. he sciatic round in
the woods it frésr at his home.
The arm on ijl‘iy loaded .Nth six
mum is‘nuw in the possession or
the police, _ 3-1.,
Q2. 0,
t -2
7 The Stamford Gib 8-. Electric Co.
has b‘mutht min the city. court or
stamtoui aiainst Davina. Rebel. al-
leging that s. bill mounting to $108. 41'
tor garland electricity turnished the
defendant between April 1. 1923
the present. remains unpaid. A lot ti
58 feet frontage on Strawberry I-Iiil.
owned by the detendant, ha! been at-
tached.
O O ,
Thirty passengers of a Bridgeport
trolley car were hurled from their
seats and one. Mrs. Louis B. Bantu of
Bridgeport was. so injured as to re-
quire the attention or a physician.
when a. two~ton truck loaded with
cement and a street car crushed at
Main and Grand streets. Bridgeport.
Samrday. Police are investigating the
accident to fix responsibility.
9 l '0
Federal prohibition agents from the
Brimn‘ort enforcement once made
visits to fifteen roadhouses and inns
between Milton! and Stamina! on New
Year'sové; the odlce reported yester.
day and at one place only in West- .
port; was liquor found. It was outed
that at this particular place {our
quarts ot whiskeywere obtained. 2
violation or the packing ordinance is
that she deft. her on we; in front V
o: the store‘tC. flint: on Wfish—
ington streetbyestorday dor-
hour. we: lined ”‘5 this morning i
tossiiampmmwmvm:
Dorothy and Edna. mime; one; 2
or Bridlenort. rem tojthe wiles that
Twenty-five perionfi wet: routed .V:
moire it Van early 3
[morning ilre in s; rand avenue build-
V' _. Basketball me there
3..“ moan it .... board;
tron auctions it. 5&0!de ‘2
mginlleirdent Gunfight. or Brine-e-
mm or thewe-t Haven ms}:
school cidiht smokinz émm
{reprimanded rwently by Prof.
:W: ABMandsivenamoi-tsns-
”pension; They will , return to their
book! thin wank.
A heat: rV‘oVV! "
tVVo Betltgl last «wow: to w ,
1&2 VVaanVV Min. Lowndes’ of Seaview
avenue spent the New Year holiday’ 2.1:
MIilllmanliou ...1. ..
l D C
The Mines Lowndee of Seaview LVvVe-
nue have returned from a. week's visit
in- Plttsfield. -
tr,‘ «....é,
. C t I ‘
The Beat Norwalk ImprovementAs-
sociation will hold a dance at Corn-
munity Hall Saturday. night.
O 0
The regular meeting of the W0‘
man’s Auxiliary. of Christ church.
will be held on Thursday afternoon.
0
E‘ n. Madey ... New York city has
returned to his home after spending
New Year‘s Day with his brother here
at his home on East avenue.
, o s 0 ...
The Women'o Auxiliary of Christ
church Wilhmeet tomorrow. Thu: sday
afternoon. at the home of Mrs. S. W.
Kelley. Seaside ..place.
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Members of the Boys' club Vol? the
East avenue 3!. 55:. church are to meet
this evening. as usual. at Community
Hall, for the usual weekly meeting.
East Nos-walk, gator! Vere buoy get-V
ting their is second on re-
ports 0:2 the mg they. killed during
1.9 2.
O O O
The Misses Itinerva and Agatha
Wartmann or New Haven have re-
turned to their homes otterspendln:
the week end and holiday bore. ‘
Mr. and Mr: .3. (3., Fudge and
daughter have returnedto their-meme.
on First street. after 73$th witb ini-
atives in Dunbury. on Newlrear'r Day .2
The regular meeting ogV the Radio
Association or Nor-walk ‘Will be held on
Friday evening. at the club rooms. on
Liberty Square. ‘
C . U .3. g ,
J. 8. VO' Belle. rofeasor ht the
Cochran school 0 East avenue has
returned to his duties here one: vis—
lting his home. in Pittsburgh. Pa.
0
Miss Clarice Cobb ofV Farmingdale.
and the Misses Harlan Jordan and
Wilhelmina Fats-6mm of. Pinehwit.
Long Island. spent the holidays with
Miss Helen Ruddiman,’ ot d3
0;
inspection or the completed care-n
Cal! “Pasture ParltV in to it? made. to~
day by city officials. It tn wounding!
taken prove that the work has been
been completed satisfactorily it will
undoubtedly be accepted. _ -
am. Frank S Avery of First street ., __
_ when. sitter "
, .. ' .1.‘ A . she had lost a bani: book, M
Margaret Iceman. arreswd to! ~
was delighted recently. 2
with 9. considerable sum of men,
ed to hormone eithe’ilp‘
mi. of the Bout]; Nor-well:
Library hire. Av _
1th school girls 0! the fresh 2
. .2... set. on‘wlfich’it is'pomible m pick
! Secretary—F. P. Sunbelt.
ma:
foot; The source or hirinioctlon was
inclined that all '7
a; important busln , 4 ,Viil be trans-V
noted. 7 ,
- s is s
. to Sn}: opened this morn~
‘filfi winter “it, after being
G
no mitosis as rat-V swiy as Galveston
Five your. ego today“ the disastrous
are instalment fit the, business center
«Dorian firebooutintheioteatter-
noon. ”The oi 001m Hotel. the
lightln; 2 ”item. part or the
Dar-ten; Home Bonk and Trust .Com-
pany. and several smaller stores were
all ’destroyed by the names: Within
a your. bum. in spot had been
rebuilt with a modem brick building
a handsome bank building hath been
erected on the spot where the old
garage Was also placed between. that
and the former Schlichflng Grocery
store, which is now occupied by the
Stewart Grocery My.
Rowayton
valescing from his meat illnesei
0 D U 2 ‘
' Harold Surat-by oz mkhlnnd-V ave-
nue has taken up his duties. at the
Nash Engineering Company. one: an
illness at several weeks.
0 . 0' 0
Frank Clever!” has
New York University
New Years with his ‘
Mrs; a. B Cleverley. new?
. O
Rev. Frank S. Clark sviil preach”
farewell sermons on Sunday.) Rev.
Clark’s new parish. opt-lab of Clo.
cinnati about the middle otl next Week.
I O C
“At the mount meeting or the Bow-
ayton Baptist church. held last even-
ins} the allowing were elected:
President—A B. Clorox-lei.
.;Trcamrec—-C. D. Albrecht.
Finnncial Secretory—E. H. qurY.
”. WW2BVM~T110 pVVrV‘esidVent;
treasurer: secretary (exwmcio) F. C.
Albrecht. B. H: Every. W. H. Grant.
H. Lotti: mun Lunch and
Franklin Nicholle.
, { Church Clerk-Hills Marion meh. ‘
, Pianist——_ . Miss H. F. Snifln.’
Assistant
Limch.
F C. Albrecht was elected a den.-
eon.
Pinnist —V-V mg Marion
Fm RAND IVVIAS VWI.
WATERFORD Jen. , s.-—ceo:gVe
Wm 33.218150!!! on‘ :2 tarnish the
Ladies Pond section or Wurst-torn tor
)thoputtwoweehundprkttotlub.
time on a. Montviie farm.- waa mi-
aground hbesuflerlnstromsmafl-
W2 sought today
The Community Glee club of the
church will Snot appear 7
Columbia Hotel formefiy stood. and a V
Edwin W. Godfrey 1:me 003'- .
22,lastn'ight tenths yehrand‘iimoi
‘2sécm2 the albumen.
Clark and family will leave tor Mr .
”computer-scum floor. In so
Wt. be ion control of the machine
run upon the sidewalk He
{Thee him.'h1ch at fist on
not fippe‘u- lei-loud. but it led to nerv-
one trouble. ,
Ir. Hussy was born here, January
21. 115%. He mama the A. J.
' Hussy “Di-mods Store. which twenty.
'2 gave yogi-s ago he sold out to bfothers,
‘ “9' still conduct it.
About. twenty years ago Mr. Muzzy
wont to Carlsbad, New Hexico. and
organised a public utilities company
to furnish electric lights, water and
m. _ Kenna been president of the
company-2er ‘since and spent his
winter-in “Rf place.
WARDV FREED ON
MURDER CHARGE
By Associated Press.
wane PLAINS. N. Y., Jan. 3.—
luprmeCourt Justice Soccer yesterday
dimmed an indictment charging first
degree murder against Walter 9.
Ward. wealthy baker's son. holding
ommmmnomdmm.
MAMMWW
om.-
Omar-Vb were installed at the meet-
mtotOld Weill-edge; No. 10.8. F._
Amhcfdlutsveninkinfltons»
sonic building. South Kain “fact; by
Put more D. Em Bosch.
There we: Van attendant“ of About
eighty..and the Writ tori: vine
through in good order.
installed were:
,W. M--Charies A. Pfahl.
S. W—Wlllard Mielenz.
Secretary-Aaa ’1'..Lowndes.
Tremaine—4:13. rles Prescott.
S. ..D.—-Thomas Taylor.
.7. 11—th Smith.
2 8. Hamel Velsor.
J. -S.—-Ha.rry Hubbell.
Chaplain—John C. Sherman.
Marshal—Albert Berg.
Tyier——A:. I. Crdssman.
Organist—George Godfrey.
Trustees (foe one yearJ-h-D. Burr
Beach. Fred. 8. Lyon and Charles
VMills‘.
This installation marked the 340.11
7 year of A. J. Crammer? I work” tyler
tori Old Well Lodge.
Several committees were obtained
succemful year is anticipated.
Following the meeting ..a banquet
we. enjoyed. which was served by the
members or Qphir Chapter No: 52 0.
E9;
evening; its thesmoon rose from: 2the‘
east inmjnidst o! a. sky
Circling the moon. at quite 2a. little.
distance from it rainbow conthnM
a. perfect halo around the moon and
was quite brilliant. M the sky grew
cloudy however the rainbow wished.
Thou who viewed it at first aw a
M remarkable and beautiful
w
The odious
entries: '
that the prosecution had invaded the
defendant’s rights in delaying to bring
the ease to trial. Ward was indicted
for the slaying ot Clarence Peters last
Her.
Europe can’t understand why Tin-
clefiSnrn wants to mind his own busi-
ness—Toledo Blade.
TREIJPEPPER- Hm
smPs momma
The heat of red peppers takes the
“ouch" from a sore. lame back. It can
not hurt you. and it certainly ends
the torture at‘ once.
When you are suffering so you can
hardly get around, just try Bed Pep~
per Rub. and you will have the
quickest relish» known. Noting has
such centrated, penetrating heat as
red peppers.
Just as soon as you apply Red Pep~
per Rub you will feel the tingling
best. In three minutes it warms the
sore Spot through and through. Pain
And cuteness are gone.
Ask any drugint tor a jar. of
Rowles VRed Pepper Rub. Be sure to
get the genuine. with the name
Rowies on each package—Adv.
;W$‘3hf°r the
‘ scum mum:
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store
....-
HallHose
Lisle 40c
VSilk.... 75c and $1.25
Cashmere 276c
‘i'V3Si1k2/aind» W90}. 31-8160
BwtnoseMede
GAS . ,srovns
The Connecticut Light
and Power Co.
in Wall “St.
3—m—
Shapiro Bros.
7 21.“: Bronx
Wine
ththel'mfiy.
recanwnnnoonn.
Norwalk Chronicler