A?
avenue. Denbury.
c .2 ,. 2 s
fl :
= .Svec's, orchestra
. , , .
"of
banksin Norwalk will be
M.
see
fit! morons of Quintard avenue
.haeboen confined to the Nor-walk
thitorseversldeysbyaneteeek
gp.pendicltls. is doing nicely today.
Armaments in connection with
“scandal mlr ed aloe-walk Lodge.
13. P. O. 8.. to be held in
go. "it
ry ere rept‘lly being perfseted.
Brennan teaches. newest
' wastes
dances. New Policy’s School.
O L1.
Colonel Leonard D. when”. of
m, romeny of Norwalk is the
‘gI-tferafewdsys efnr. and fire.
Scorn. E. Tweedy. of 166 Deer. Hill
C 0
Past 3‘. Hsgnsr. sonef her. and
hire. James H. Kagner of 16 Belden
avenue. returned to Bohr. Cross Col.
legs. yeusrdey atter spending the
Christmas holidays with his parents.
A successful dance was held at
2 Will“ Eagle Hall. Saturday “lit. by
she T. S.’ F. Society of the Nor—walk
Polish club. There is a good attend-
ance. The music was furnished by
—Harris & Gene. That's All.
e e
be Boy 0. Stuart Michael. rector
o’t: Hathew's P E. clutch. Wilton.
has presented his resignation sitective
May 1st. giving as his reason that the
health of members of his family re-
quires change of climate. He has
herved at Wilton about 10 years.
0 O O
The Norwalk Bird and Nature club
is scheduled to meet tonight with Mr.
and Ira George C. Brown. 12 France
dreet. Game Warden Wilbur F.
ml: is to talk on the subject: "VVild‘
ere." end Mrs. Lottie H Hunro
‘will speak on “How to Make Herba-
rlum."
, e s s
-—Buy your \‘lctrols. at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p Hm.
Judge John W. Banks in the short
calender session of the Superior court
at Bridgeport, ' announced that that
was the last session in which the old
practice on motions would be con-
ducted. The new practice act copies
lawyers. will be enforced strictly from
new on the court statld.
. O O O
Warning that persons discharged
from bankruptcy must pay up dis-
charge fees was sounded by Referee
Carleton 1).. Hoadley in the bank-
ruptcy court ' at New Haven yester-
day in commenting upon the {act
that 38 petitioners, recently dis-
charged .from bankruptcy. have ’not
settled with the law by paying the re-
quired fees. Mr. Hoadley did not
say what course he would pursue.
but insisted that he would see that
the fees were forthcoming.
-—Westlnghouse Radio Batteries at
Cahili's.
0 O 0
William Mason of 32 Chapel street.
First district. is recovering tron: the
_ts at an operation performed on
’right eye at St. Vincent's Hospital,
Shannon; this past week. Mrs. Ms.-
son. wife of the young men, came to
the office of the Evening Sentinel this
ing and said that stories to the
eel: that her husband's injuries were
‘ due to having been struck in the eye
while playing baseball this past sum-
inerrwere not true. She said that this
past summer. and once about two
weeks ago. whll her husband was at
work at the pant of the American
Hat Company. he was struck on the
head by a heavy box. and that the
shock had produced the‘ injuries.
. ’ ‘ O O 0
NOTICE
.All members of .Local No. .222.
Plumbers and Steamiitters. are re-
] quested to be present at the next
regular meeting Jan. 9th. Business of
nee.
E. M. VOORHEES. Sec.
.'
‘2, a complete Assortment of
. UNDERWEAR
For Men. Women and Children at
‘E. K. BANKS
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mshsckeme Hotel
4647- West:- Washlngton Street
g SOUTH NORWALK.
election effluents-s st!
which are being distributed ‘0'
new Heretii of Webster
istreet. Wag from an snack or
”I. 31"!- ,, , a
‘ O o ‘s
.Eertford police were .placed on
guard at many coal yards as the’city
feces coal shortage; -,
The Platt homestead. a landmark. iii
was badly damaged by lire
with plo- m at 820.000.
4 0 O i '
a muss of up 39.11! of Health
will.“ fill! tonight at the home of
pr. Robert E. Perdue of West avenue.
deéens: That'sall.
Willem H. Prothero. insurance oil!»
as: and former light opera pro'dncer.
I
i
s ,9 e
A regainr’ reheat-ml of the People's
Chorus will he held tomorrow. Tues.
School.
0 O 0
The night school will be opened this
cream es planned'desplts the stormy
weather. and a good, etimdance is
hoped for.
. S O 0
President O’Hara of Connecticut
Federation of Labor. Merlden. assailed
"open shop” program of employers in
an address. .
O .
The regular meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company is to be
held this evening at the quarters on
Franklin street. ' '
Charles Wilbur. 68 years old. wood-
.chopper. of Salem. surrendered to the
authorities after killing Frank Early
of EastIHaddam. '
0
-—Full line of auto accemorlea
Aaron Kohn.
I
t O O
A son was born on Saturday morn-
ing to Mr. and Mrs. John G. Burr of
36 Burritt avenue at the Norwalk
Hospittl. Mrs. Burr was formerly
Miss Bessie Field.
0 0
Philip Blomansky of Day street, the
grocer, reported to the police yester-
day that he had found three chickens
at the rear of his store. They were
dead. Patrolman John Toothili inves-
tigated. but could find no trace at the
owner.
I O
The annual meeting of the Whatso-
ever Circle of the King’s Daughters
will be held tomorrow (Tuesday) aft-
ernoon at 2:30 o’clock. at the home of
Mrs. Frank J. Bradbury. 40 Bayview
avenue.
——Herrls a dens.
O 0
That's all.
e
John Stebbins of 345 Grove avenue.
Bridgeport. while driving his automo-
bile under the Washington street.
bridge early this morning. collided
with a trolley car. doing slight dam-
age ,to his machine.
0 C 0
non: Hose Company will be held this.
evening at the Hose house. on Frank-
lin street. when final plans will be
made for the dinner to be held on
next Monday evening. the 15th.
0 0 0
—Full line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
O O O
H. B. Luderman of Barton reported
to the police that there were two
horses in a lot near th town line.
and that they had no shel er. Investi-
gation disclosed that there wdb a barn
on the lot where the horses had stalls
and where they could seek shelter if
they chose to.
O O 0
Mrs. William J. Foster of 9 Reed
street while leaving the Palace Thea-
,tre last evening by the side exit. fell
and hurt herself. She was assisted to
the ladies' room of the theatre and
Dr. A. N. Clark was called. Dr. Clark
said that Mrs. Foster was suffering
from shock, but that he could find no
broken bones. Mrs. Foster was re-
moved to her home.
0 S O
The mystery 0! the disappearance
of Attorney Albert A Goldner. of
Stamford, who has neither been seen
or heard from since December 8. re-
mained as deep as ever today. Rela-
tives of the missing Stamford attorney
become more frantic each day and
fear for his safety.
day. police had not received any clue
as to the whereabouts of Goldnelr,
who besides being sought by his rela~
tives. is wanted by the Stamford
authorities on chargesof forgery and
embezzlement.
O O O
—210 a day for ten months pays
for 3. Hoover cleaner at Donnelly's.
Erce‘demonstretion. ..
antistacceptcdfor
U.S.VictoryBondsendWarSevmgs
‘3 depositthesameascash.
diedathhbomeinNonichmdld.-
day evening, at 8 o'clock. at the High -
The postponed meeting of the Put- .
~Up to noon to- '
~pany. is out of the city today on a
W trip.
The seniorsofflie 0.1". a: crate
Grace church will hold a meeting to.
night with In. ll'lorence Huck of
Osbornesv’enue. ,
' O O O
——Oomlng soon to the Regent.
“When Knighthood WI. h m
with MIN“ Di.“
. .
Arthur Dodwell ct Stameord was a
visitor in mam, spendingthe
day with his sister. Miss Sadie Bod-
well, of Seymour street.
'0 O I -
Charles E. Goodchild of Garner
street has returned to his studies at
Ideal" University. Xenia-eel. Canada.
after spending the holiday recess
here.
D ‘Q l
The annual meeting of the Women‘s
Auxiliary of Christ church: East Nor-
walk. will be hold in Thursday attor-
noon at 1 o’clock at the church. All
members are asked ao.etnand.
O 0
Harold Austin-Anson F. Keelerand
'Alvin Heerdt attended the automole
show. inNew York city. on Saturday
evening. and then attended the Foi-
lies it: the evening. .
S O O ' ‘
Arnold's foundry. which has been
rather dull tor some mouths. entered
on full time this morning. a large
number of orders being on hand and
the outlook bright for a prosperous
year.
s e e
Dr. and Mrs. Luher of Brooklyn.
N. Y., were the week end guests of
Mr and Mrs. Herold Baldwin of Arch
street. Mrs. Lesiier was formerly
Miss Glady Bryon. .
Regular busl;es: was transacted at
a meeting of the Norwalk Trolley-
men. No. no. _held Saturday night.
The meeting was followed by a roast
beet supper. '
ioyed themselves yesterday afternoon
when. with several old- fashioned don-
ble ripe and single sleds. they held-a
coasting party on the hills of West-
port.
s e e
Members of Old Well Commander-y.
United Order of the Golden Cross. are
to attend the funeral of the late
James Lycett. tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock. per order of lira Fallen.
commander.
O O 0
Miss Angelina Venn and Michael dl
Boone, of Norwalk were married at
9 o'clock this morning at St. Mary's
church. Rev. Thomas J. Finn, pas-
tor of the, church. performed the
wedding ceremony. The bridesmaid
was Miss Julie Elletts. and the best
man Fr'anlr’ Tedeschl. _
. O O 0 '
The Republican Women's Associa-
tion today is holding its first public
meeting at the .Royal James Hotel.
The. private business session of the
association was held shortly after 13
o'clock lasting until 1:15 o’clock. Fol-
lowing the business meeting a lunch-
eon was served. This afternoon the
Hon. Archibald E. Stevenson. a noted
New Tori: lawyer will deliver an ad-
dress on “Present Day Tendencies
Toward Radicailsm. "
WEI SAVES um.
NAIROBI. rica.—A settler was
sitting on his porch taxing his sunv
custom here. A leopard sprangAet
: with marten Davies.
A- numberof local young men at» .‘
him. He tried to flee, but. the armor
impeded him. Police. jail. sentence.
, p I“ . .
down drink of whisky and rode. a r
~.. . , Ti . ~2‘
.23”th telncberge like
i v
j. l. O “
At the eveningm mm m
I?!“ at on new is. a. rem
the church m led by Gnomes
Gable moored a solenoid program.
The Jim!!! was- made up or toes-
numbers all of which were pm
filth much skill. “OM“.
at“? “WWW” “.W m
e add
members. “' ‘ , 2
O 0' .-
401111118 soon to the M7
Warned Wests Men."
or Frank De and Edward
Sheehan. charged with
in. cognection with the death of James
masses. Army sergeant.
scheduled to start. Drenegea' die:
following a midnight brawl. on Rail-
road avenue, lust berets Chained
his death being deem a fractured
skull. Just how Dranegen sustained
determine. Both; young men are rep-
resented by coun‘isl. Attorney Paul a.
Connery reprmm and At~
horny John J. Condo re'pi-esentlngbe-
0.-
East No
Margaret Jarvis is ill at her home
on Seavlew sienna with an attack or
.the grippe. ’ _ .
[WI ‘0'“ M W V2.”
bound along the Sound to seek the
local nether zei- shelter. ‘
The vestry of Christ church is to
meet this evening at the rectory o!
the church. on East avenue. et 1: 86
o’clock.
O O 0
Mrs. Susan Miller and son. Charles
of Cromwell. are visiting with In
and hire. Stephen Jarvis ot Seavlew
avenue.
' O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Stocking of
Howard avenue recently entertained
friendsirom out of town at their
home here.
0 c O
‘ Mr. endllrs. Joseph “vole. of. Fort
Point street. are the parents of a Son.
born on Saturday morning at the
Norwalk Boqitel.
O 0
Members of the W Hook
street. for the January meethlg.
planning is 7 a}! ' ' '
show in New York city this evening
The mud r of. the P. Sanford
Ross columns. which was mooted to
been held over in tile lower hat-herbi-
cause of the storm.
.39 O 0
Stanley carpenter of Bette place
has severed his connection with the
Morgen; Hard rd. in the Sec.
ond district. and has taken a position
with- the Standard Oil Company.
C O ‘O ‘
Considerable mytery sun-condo on
entertainment which is to be given on
Wednesday :evehing. January list. no.
der the auspices of the East avenue
M. E. church. All that is known of
the entertainment is that mysterious,
advance notices have been sent out.
which serve only to whet the curiosity
of those who have read them. Some
local talent which hitherto was undis-
covered will participate.
RIDES 11" m: Km.
PARIS—Athlef. seeking to. rob an
antique dealer. climbed into a suit of
armor to hide. The dealer discovered
i
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the trial
Incline ‘
the tractors. the. trial is expected to "
- Warmest“. when a boy of tourmen.
and. Ladder. Company will meet th'w '
evening at the quarters. on VMM ‘
clear the local harbor yesterday. has ,
by. Peter held; in the rear of Ms
home enhancer“ The doors!
the new? building was laid on m
day.
r: I 0’ 0
Mrs. Caroline Bell observed the‘
ninstleth waivers-insect her-birthday:
‘on m. receiving a number of
be-relauvesendrrhada- machines.
tremelyaetlveendenioysgocdhealih.
The- speaker atrthe rattler Sunday
mwpwEWMEwu
Work-lam rapidly on‘ tho ' ‘
carpenterenagersgsshopbelngboiit,
.
andlsabietorwrlteasweilasm.’
,‘persontorw‘yesrsyotmger
-, ' ‘J‘n‘. . ‘1. ._ ~
, - 5mm“; 01st Canon.
port? ,at'fihsbroushtsntardemegmctmb
home efmuemnmwnns-m mm this». re. is on
warmest-um " ‘, PleasGohrtssar-esuitct
- 72 2' O D 7 _ _. M_ ”Mann-h
.Hmv-O. a: my, gm December 24, 1.2:. no
mumrwmilI‘tewiflemmthccmhmdsetn
mvmlfiummwmmmmormagezl
mlrmmm.”§“fh” "ner'eemtii‘ni beenattsched. n.
neceniwonnew‘mn3 W°mmm°f
sags fight-smug erasing-st" . '
o‘ oek. flack: 91m “will, ’
mmoom'e.w.amm' DeathssndFunsreis.
'rse murmurs-mar. scans.
otoeWoienteerPirecommny.No.1.v‘Cennectedfermenyyeemwlththe
“Dohadthhmmng‘lt'lsn—m MJohn-Tilnrphydled
”Wanamaker-em “Mattias house of hhs'lster.
Anna HWY.
m old and was a member for many
years at the Pioneer Hook & Ladder
company, the Not-walk Boer duh and
the NerwelhAerie. No. a“. n. 0.13.
Funeral services will be heldet
o'clock tomorrow morning from St.
a church. Interment’wni be in
a. Mary‘s cemetery
Methane!!!“
J
L
The timers! of. Ire.- an. Drehek
tool: place this moi-omit: S280 o’clock
turn the home of her daughter. Hrs.
'18 m '
During the services the choir. in
chargeofnimuarguetmmng.
severalsclectlons; Asthecerwgeleft
“technreh. me Irvingmseng.
Harshbntflieobjectlonlofhhmoth
orphaned. Ithshaddonethis:
”unwannnflishsdo
.ln'deedoftille father of his
fol-son Davis were both been in Kane
cocky within ninety miles of each
other. necelnbeceme president and
the mviodr of his continuhhii‘e Dae-
vis becomes secede“ and the
president of-the Confederhcy. If Lin-
coln‘s father had goneSouth and Da-
1
country? ammm let-5,.
razor. '3, ems
FUNERAL olnscron mo
2 , eusatnss
*ee so. min st. so. Net-wells,“
Phone use.
vis’ North would the stations in‘ life
at the. two leaders have been revers-
ed? New other historical instances
of this nature were cited his! Jud;
Light. and his eloquent and instruct-
ire address washighly appreciated by
all.
Wm Childers. the
W lender indented on a
mm m a revel-4
first“. The maven it basejust been
learned; was a to Childers from
3:2"! Collins. former Free State
L
SWEATERS-
Half Price
SesWindovCthie‘y.
x
BRONCHITEE'DC, .
mean 0.WhitePineOomp.
him. The animal bit the glass. which
so astonished“ him he fell to the i with Cod Liver lstreot
ground. .Tne settlerrshet him. ' “ and moi, ‘
IfNDOlfit~gldlng drugs in the 5J3-
see cups rd cages is the latest _ .’
32:: army (flatness dope smug- ’ * Stillson-PoWeii Corp.
0 . A ' ‘
here. > u customs authorities .; Southfiorwflk.
4 . a,
Stainps Due
‘FOR cows, 00mins? Rogers. '8" 3..va
:VVhy'Thke
(finance
There aretlmeswiien
we have to takechancea.’
Life is full of nm
risks. But why 36. out
of your way totake un-
necessary chances ‘I Be
. on the safe side with
' your money. Put it in
a savings "account in
this bank.
, The
City National
of.
South Noreen. Conn.
THE DIRECTORS
4 OF THIS BANK
FHBAX'HER
e sou-m nun mes-r.
Dim
A'gentfox‘PsgskShemrerhd:
4
' WNJflIw-C. Smith 32
2‘3“
m~mm my mOm-{ngu
see-vice. ‘1“ 5:” ‘
fleet.
Wednesday“
fielateheme. Rev J
M of Mrs. Flame,
Funeral services for Mrs T
Men widow of Frederick C
link, wereheldatg flow-1'
attornoon trom the r. '
W Hrs. Irving L gem .
”avenue. Rev. J. Bfinmnw
muted and burial “as in file ‘
our cemetery.
—\
It 1' Mil that much 0,:
felt money is being used in .h‘
chase or bootleg liquor. Th3.
like poetic justice—Gan .. d ',
Dealer.
______N 7
Europe new has its red 35,...
M dim and its grax 5mm
W Europe Median} needsfi
keep it! shirt on. —Chii‘ago \‘m
Save Honey by Wailing
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES
vaery Pair Stamped W
Price at Factor; 1‘
'KEELER’S
‘ 'SHOE STORE '
«m
S_2ive Your Eqé‘ .
Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate
Robt. A. Benedict
Jeweler and Optometrist i
22 WALL ST. NORWAL!
Watch for the
Opening
-—-— of the —
SOUTH NORWALK
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store
GAS STOVES
and
HEATERS
kThe Connecticut Light
. and Power Co.
“Wall St.
Shapiro Bros.
LIV! STORE
Ming for
mm “estimate
Gauche.
enjoythe respect and
confidence of the com-5I
‘7 ‘munity and bring to
the direct-.1" ’ ‘on of "the?
bank’s stairs a wide
‘ and diversified expe-~ ‘
rienee, which is the
arrest glue-antes of
A, :Smansgement.
' Discriminating ' Investor
suggestions for the
Security of principal sud prompt payment of
interest are the fundmentsls upon which the
‘Wmsbonldbssetheselec-
I tion of securitiea Our current ofierings 00m-
prise numerous suggestions for the investor
everybody in the Tamil!
so. seawanx, com
118 WMGTON 8TB!!!
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