barium
"contends-re
oo o o .‘
momma: 1e
”$.70 C C
cassette“
School suitors- Asian
“ill with scarlet fever. accord
-t Theatre,
“on Laura Pollard ot
f fie’ ‘oifice of the
Insurance
Nor-walk.
0
Company.
ditsl. Attendants are requested
bringing their altering.
O O
V: -—Hats renovated. O'Briea’s
C C O
_ There will be a lecture at the Y. M.
1'
B. A. tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
diarp. by Joseph Enteen. Ph. D.. of
New York city. whose subject. will be:
mes as Compared With Modern
Times." All are Invited to attflhd; '
0 i
fishy residents of Norwells and the
Vicinity have visited merchants dis-
glaring prizes to‘ he .AWll'de in The
vcnlng Seating] 88. 000 prise contest;
roughout the locality intense inter-
has been manifested in the sense.-
nai prise list and many friend of
e Eviing sentinel have dclered
heir intention or working hard tor
Such worth while rewerds.
O
i —A free lecture on Christian Sci-
ence. Regent Theatre. Sunday. Jen: 7,
,{et 3 p.111.
- w- w s
’ Three Houses are slated to come up
br hearing in the uptown City Court
flonday morning. August Bic;
Bridge siteet will be tried on c on
‘t violation or the parking ordinance
dcrueltr‘to all-ms; mere '1'.
Hrs-en . who is held for carrying
cealed weapons and assault. will be
you a hearing as will John mark.
edwith non- -support.
. The fact that The Evening Sentinel
conducting e. 83. 000 subscription
ntest With' ten awards ranging from
'Buick six touring car to a set of
_ mmunily silverware hes not dimln~
ed interest in the 8100 in gold
mac contest. Complete details of this
ly contest are given in a news
£0” and coupon printed elsewhere
. the paper. Answers literally pour
from the Norwalks and towns in
me locality. The second series of
'questibns has been even more suc-
‘qhss'lul than the first.
» H S t s
‘ -—Buy your Victrola at Donneliy‘s
easy weekly payments. Stare open
mnings until 9 p m.
L
'1
u.
A Complete Assortment of
UNDERWEAR
:cfor Men. Women and Children at
«E K BANKS’
.DRY GOOD. OTORE
‘Under Mehsckerno Hotel
g. 5-4? West Washington Street
' scum nonwALK.
”HOT WATER BOTTLES,
98c and up
Newtown
ef‘ths John I. Clover Insets
.y, 7: Wall Street. Norwaih.
,. O '
Brennan ‘C newest
Pollez‘s‘m ,
. of the
will meet at 8:80 Saturdsy slim
and William Csrruthers o!
mnroedsroillwitninees.
Mancunian-inocu-
lecture on t’ieanci-
undsy. Jan. 7,
8 Camp
who has been suflering (rem
m or ls grippe is improving
fins resumed her business duties
Raymond and
Well
if The- reguler' oli'ering at the church
service in the South Nor-walk Methoo
dist church tomorrow morning will be
(or the benefit or the Norwalk Hoe-
to
keep this special purpose in mind in
'The Literary Tendencies of Ancient
x
omen; “if“! in Albany N. 1.
WM ‘39“-
. a
be held on Render evening.
bill’s.
depsrbssst.‘ in the Second district. '
.O.‘
be salted to act for trolley tare re-
ductlon in Hartford.
—Hs.rris &- G:ans. That's all.
Complaint was :nsde to the police
hill. Patrolman Robert Collier at-
tended to the complaint.
- O O O
The Denbury police reported the
theft of an automobile. registration
from that city lest evening.
e, e s
—A tree lecture on Christian Sci-
ence. Regent Theptre, Sunday. Jan.7
etap.m.
O O 0
Miss Florence T. Mitchell of Flex
Hill road. and Miss Lucretia. Brehm oi
Norwelk have resumed their studies
at Smith CollegeLNorthsmpion, Mass.
0 C 0
Mrs. Themes Longsum of 35 Stev-
ens street enterteinsd the members of
the W. C. T. U. at her home lest
evenings
- 0 O C
The annual benduet of the Trev-
ellng HeLSslesmen's Association will
,be- held at the Waldorf-Asian, New
York. January 26.
O C O '
'—'-Fuliv line or auto accessories.
Asron Kohn.
C . O C
Souvenir cards are being received by
Norwalk trispdfitrom G. C. M. Greg-'
of Wilton. who is wintering in
Be leview. Fla.
s s. 0
State prison directors imbi-onnisl,
report recommend removal or all
women from the‘prieOn to the State
Farm. at Nlentlc.
O C 0
—Full line of,sott hats. o'nrlcn'a.
0
William Meson or Norwelk had his
right eye removed at St. Vincent's
Hospital. Bridgeport. as the result or
being struck between the eyes,by a
batted baseball while watching a game
last summer.
0
.m‘ a gal: ,5":ch ' on. .
Putnam Hose Company will hold Q
postponed monthly meeting on Mon-
dey evening, at the quarters. on
Franklin street. Plans for the turkey
dinner_ to be held on the evening of
January 15th. will DC"M at this
meeting. .
O C 0
Joseph Booker of Sound View ave»
nue. who underwent an operation for
hernia at the Norwalk Hospital. yes-
terday. is getting siting nicely. He is
a well-known athlete and tormer box-
er. and his many friends will be glad
to see him about :gain.
o s
A dozen candidates were initiated at
the meeting oi Eureka Rebekah
Lodge. No. 42.1. 0. O. E. held inst
evening at the Odd Fellows' Hall.
South Main street and Hentord place.
There was a good attendance at this
meeting. .
0 O O
~——21c a day for ten months pays
for a Hoover cleaner at Donnelly's.
Free demonstration.
C O 0
Next Tuesday evening the members
or Msyn-Msyeno Tribe. No. 46.
Greenwich. will pay a visit to Uh
Tribe. No. :6. Improved Order or Red
Men. and saint 'in the installation or
the chiefs-elect. There wiii be re-
freshments and a good time..
0 .
Money delimited before January
11th will draw interest from Jenner!
1st in the savings deperhrie‘nt ot' the
South Norwslk Trust Commny.» This
company paid savings depositors at
the rate of 33% per annum for the
six months ending D_ecen'iber 81.1023.
1
.Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Nor-walk.
......
-—F‘sll line of auto loco-cries.
Aaron Kuhn. .
mom Ingest- ct helden avenue“
“Cohen'sCsisp‘treethsereb
IlntfihlspdflISOnwiihLAw-ickot
«The molar meeting of the .Clfi
Well nook sn‘d udder Commuy will
m lotteries dolled tor—Ca-
Twp keys tound on North m
wrest were turned over to the Police
City Aldermen in rumors are to
about boys sliding down the Armory
numbers. Connecticut—1L 816—1928. ,
“old one in his clam also. An enthu-
siastic Epworth Inglis service at 6:45.
Kominngrooklyn Essie
Luz-otherness in Superior
stock"
O C O.
Ellsworth Daggett. welicknown min-
lng engineer. formerly ot 'filt Lake
died at New Haven.
cbei has issued statement wersiugau-
oomobile drivers and parents to guard
against coasting socidents to children.
s e e
Nsuntnck police have continued
“their investigation or the death ot
John Seveshi. whose body- was round
beam to s barn on. Thursday.
0 O
—Esrrie&Gens. That‘sAll
I... U
‘ The Simon-Keane H. 00-. Inc»
or Danbury. hes increased its on”.
tel from 823.500 to "00.000. accord-
ing to papers'filed'yesterdey at theéot-
occ or the Secretary cream-1n Hart-m
ford. « . . . -
I
A. DeTero .ls moving his steamship
ticket business from 111.5 Ely avenue
to to Menu-co street. He is also ee-
teblishing his meannery and‘ newspa-
per business at his new location.
. O O 0
Five candidates were lnltiemi at a
meeting or Cccbenoe Tribe. lilo. 83. I.
O. R. 11.. held last night at which the
adoption degree was worked. Ar-
rangements were made to install oin-
core at the next meeting.
is ‘ s s_ e
The regular January meeting of. the
South Norwalh Musicians' Union will
be held tomorrow afternoon at _ 3
o'clock, in Musician! headquarters. at
106 Washington street. at which time
the installation of omcers for 1923 l nd
routine business will take place.
0 O C
The annual poultry show which is
.being held under the auspices of the
Norwalk Poultry Association. Inc" in
the Town Assembly Hall. closes' to-
night. The show was largely attend-
ed by chicken and stock fancier-s last
night.
0 O O
The fair committee and members of
Norwalk Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent
and Protective Order or Elks, will
hold a meeting on Sunday evening.
the 14th innit. st 6 o'clock. The lap
dies are also invited to be present. and
a supper .will be? served by the enter-
tainment committee. The committe
has organised with the election or
Charles H. Dilworth. as chairman;
John F. Bogardus. vice-chairman:
John W. Sculley. secretary: C. Irving
Bring-ton and Stanley I". Stevens. es
treasurers. There will be a clan in-
itiation in the afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The (58rd regular meeting will be
held on Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. ‘
Rowayton
Henry Jarvis ot Rowayton avenue is
confined to his home with an attack at
the grip.
0 C I
The Misses VHelen and Ruth. Key
have returned to their home' on
Crockett street alter a week's visitin
New Haven.
0 O 0
Mrs. William Kunn and son oi
Schenectady. N. Y.. have been spend-
ing the week in the village.
Rowayton Baptist church. Rev
Frank S. Clerk will deliver his clos—
ing messages as pastor. The subiect
oi the morning sermon will be: (The
Secret 0! Christian Strength.” Even-
ing: "Christies Love." Morning wot.
ship begins at 10:30. Evening service
at 7:80. Sunday school at noon.
Christian Endeavor service at lip. in.
C C . C
Rowayton Magnum church. a n;
Sehnert. pastor.-—First Sunday in the
New Year. not everybody make it s
‘Go-to-church Sunday."’ The pester
will preach both morning and even-
ing. In the evening e-mecial testers
will be e praise service and thoughts
tenths new year. Sunday school ses-
sion at 10 a. m. Shall we not and all
new scholars in their piece and every
All young people invited and every-
body welcome. ' Mid-week prayer and
praise service on Thursday at 7:80.
w- 7
Wish 1:. K. x. stood for Real Ker
mu a... measly“ is o.-
moses; no endorsed the proposal um ‘
the General Assembly enact s. law
which would mane possible in can.”
necticut the innence o: "no par-value
City and graduate of Tale is 180‘. I“
Motor Vehicle Commissioner Steec "
; contract for the RIM“
'PostRoadsrelb
the
_oe
’1in
or hell on
m o‘clock ‘
'o
w
of the
on fiends: ermine agree o'clock;
Further discussion otths basketball!
team or the mower Hook A Led.
der company. is . ‘.¢ the sneer-
ing or the coupon ' held oblon—
dsy evening.
ass?
A'societand busihessmebtlngogthe
Women's Auxiliary“ “Christ church
will be and at rectory oi the
church. last avenue. Thunder attor-
noon. January 11. at 8 o‘clock. ‘
The regular monthly business meet-
ing at 7:80 o’clock at the personage.
East Avenue hi. hi. church will beheld
Tucson «evening. aJnnea 9 at the
personage oi. the church on Rowen
srreet at 1:80 o'clock.
O I
A number attended the oyster sup-
perholdbythsrflsnfishtpnibleolsu
at the East Avenue it. B. church last
evening. After the supper. which was
delicious and greatly enjoyed. the
regular meeting of the class was held.
A party, with games had retresh-
menls was moved last evening by the
choir ot Christ Episcopal church size
the rectory, the Rev. slid Mrs. Robert
B. B. Fonts. being nest and hasten.
About eighteen. snowed. One 0! the
features of the social evening was s
Tweltth‘Night, cake. and considerable
amusement was furnished when the
cake wseeut and the various symbols
were revealed. and their significance
explained.
Danen
Carl Schmidt—m is building ‘ two-
tamlly house on It street
Ralph Bondy or honey aw has the
, " or the
me me- of a
baby girl born were“ morning.
doing nicely. . - .
I g: 4 :~
A big Pugs seden' W
tie black and ten snow ‘by‘Rsv
J. W. Iowan momma“ on
the Post Reed The define- instantly
killed. The driver of fie car put on
speed and his numbercenid'rnot be as~
certsinod. . .
r ‘. ,0, O -_ .
Several Dex-ion young peopleat the
Stsmtond high school attended the
Junior Prom halides: evening in the .
high school. Among those at the
Front from Dsrien were the Misses
Hess! smith. Ltll Croroot. Dorothy
troll. :31me William Steel!!!
and “Rancifltooiey. Jr.
Methodist W Church: nor. '
J. W. Morgan. m {the first Sun.
dsy or the yes: awesome:
Church‘ Sunday.“ Come tomorrow‘to
The
day in
1
meditation.
‘1!
services at St. mm.
are for all who mm
ers and visitor.
invited to sttend
8:st peep!
0' scholar-gm.
Sunday at either
the parish.
in when“.
and '0
e. Hill;
’bedn
Of the be
-
churcho is Open
the year to.- My
5
Wm.
I
c°mDetent 9,“
all g”.
I
DinesttheOIdgm~
There will be unimportant meeting
vests-y Christ 8W
chuteli e: the mean or the church
Mother and child; are reported to be: "
for his until-lug work in bringing the ‘
finances o: the church to theisrims-J
out condition. When he eeiie’ to
Berton. «s; little more than two' your
ego. the churchwashes'iilhidebt.
Today it is not only hes tron debta
but duringthepsstyser ”antes-the first;
time. not its missiosmry allotment of
31.!” vihidir is me 1:17“ tines as
much as has ever been 11 before.
Due to the dings-seen weather.
which made travelling so unpleasant.
.there was barelys. quorum at the
meeflnc. Ot aspect: interest to all
the members wn the announeement
in the report of the treasurer-that an
old debt of 85. 000 had been paid.
Fortyoone new members have been.
added to the church roll during the.
.pastyeer. :8 by confessions»: faith
end 18 by letter. The budget for
the comingyearas’suggededbythe
business committee was scepted. This.
budget includes a raise or 8:00 in
the salary of the pastor-.153 results
election or omoers wes as follows:
‘1
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WEEK
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Libby's Omsd Beef Hash,
ism-eases of the year when the m
“Carl’shtef'isnotsobnsyeslster OXFORDL .
no.1}. Premre a Boss will do cs.r llld RESTAURANT
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Phone an
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SHOE STORE
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ganisstionswithinthsohurehnhowe mlexpertworkguarenteedends ' LAS
hesithy more and the W re- m, well-hosted place in which to SHOES
portshowssbalanoeiuthe or carry’mthework. J.Premru d:
3480 with all om de peld. Sue, No. 1 Merritt Piece. Opposite -EV917 Peir Stamped .-
Too much credit cannot be: use... to Wilson's list Shop. on South lisin St. ‘ e at Fae...
the m. the Rev. George: me We sass—say. 17‘
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l.Clerle. Edward medley: beam of
church funds. Dr. Johri Codnoy;
treasurer of benevolence funds. mg
DeConrcey: Mduflwi m
fondant, Kerwin Smith; demos for
M Mn. Coors: hair. James wu.
lisms‘ deacon for one year. Edward '
Softener: business committee, lira n,
A-m. Alfred Moreh'ome; bead
Beam Corbin; auditor,
DeCoui-eey:
“I W James Ilse.
Command. Dr William ammu-
Eda-Ed Wood. At this meeting ap-
pilics one for membership from nine
people were soeopted. They will be
SWEATERS
e
the M. E. church it you are without e
church connection in this piece. Sub-
Ject of morning sermon: “Eating with I
Sinner." Subject ct evening sermon: :
“Jew or Christian." .
O O 0
An Wednesday Richard Abendroth
was taken to the Norwalk Hospital
Dr. Tracey was the operating physi-
cian. During Hr. Abesdroth's abesnu
Joseph Vitego. who has heretofore
assisted Mr. Allendroth. is in charge at
his barbershop. The may friends or
Mr. Abendroth wish s. My re-
‘ COVE“. .
r s
and was operated on for appendicitis. ~
Rog... ‘5: Stevens
; we have to take chances.
- Why Take
‘ ,§a\'e Your _F.”‘ .
0 o
Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate ,
Robt. A. Ben r.
Jeweler and Optometrlu
22 WALL ST.
NOBW
Chances
There are tuneswhen
Life‘ is full oi! necessary
risks. But why go out
of your way to 'take un-
_ necessary chanws ‘I Be
,on'ihe .. safe side with
Watch for the
Opening
*— of the —-
SOUTH NORWALK
PIGGLY WIGGLY .
Store
your money. Putétin in
3 Savings acco‘un
this bank.
The .
City National
GAS STOVES
and
The Connecticut Light _
and Power Co.
67We11 8t.
Bank
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The Salaried Man
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moon's
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cent'uurehdor
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Suggestzons for the
sanityofpfinoipslsndpmpt
Dzscnmmatmg Investor
payment of
intersects the fundamentals upon which the
,discrhiu‘nsfing investor should base the selec-
'Ttios closeout/ice; Our cm olfcrings com‘
prisehh‘meroue suggestions hr the investor
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