I can in Wallingford.
‘ a o
sftsrthehoiidaymess.’
O O 0
Wk Armor».
Mr. and Mrs. Hinman. of Monroe
more visitors of Mrs I". A. Lane of
, mt Terrace yesterday.
. ‘4' Gaming soon to the Regent.
“When Knighthood Was in flower."
with Marlon Davies. .
O
. o
to F. 3. Lyon and Miss Mary Lyon
'ot Flax Hill Road are spending a few
0
Charles J. Bennett has declined to
accept re-appointment as state high-
way commissioner.
O O 0
Governor Templeton has announced
that he will re-appoint John B.
Byrne. as state bank commissioner.
O 0 O
The Monday Evening Social club
“held an enjoyable session last night in
Bed Men's hall. 25 Main street.
I O I
Guiseppe Rugerro was arrested in
Middletown. after the death of Alba-t
Gaff, from alleged poisonous liquor.
O O 0
-—Harris &. Cans. That's All.
C O 0
Miss Elizabeth Tolles, of New York.
spent the week end with her sister.
Miss Eilda Tones, of Fairfiold avenue.
0 O t
A meeting of the Norwalk Board
of Fire Underwriters is being held to-
day in the oflice of Charles E. Curtis.
Wall street.
a o s
Nash Engineering Corp.. of .‘iouth
Norwaik. has purchased a Chevrolet
Superior Sedan from the local agent.
W. R. Austin, of Austin's Garage.
0 O D
A son was born recently to Mr. and
Mira. Manice De F. Lockwood, of New
York. The baby has been christened
Manice De F. Lockwood. 3rd.
0 I 0
Ralph E. Ives. of Chicago. has been
elected president of the Aetna Fire
Insurance Company. to succeed Wil-
liam B. Calrk. who resigned.
o s o
—-—'Buy your Victrola at Donnelly’s
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until I p m.
s o a
Stephen Miller. of All View avenue.
is about agaiin after having been
confined to his home with a severe
attack of the grip.
s o o
Superintendent Hurley of State Po-
.iioe‘ha ssent out warning to theatre
OWners to clear roofs and fire-escapes
pf snow.
‘ b
:5. Mrs. Leo Davis who is ta
course of law at Columbia. U
has stopped commuting on ac‘
Id-
1.
of
poor train service and will te'slde' ~ln '
New York for the next few‘ wepks.
o .s o ------ 1W1
Pinasslis Council Royal mmj
'will have its annual election of o rs
'and transact other business at the
meeting in Odd 'Feli'owsl‘fall, South.
i'
Mfiivflfltytodaymumedibi
binary star of Batesry 0. issue ,
m. was held last plant at tho
, Court Muesli, No. 106.
Hamdon yotesi
hall.
a
..A.£
The Endeavor Circle
Daughters of the South» riot-walkout:
nuai business meeting on Weds
:7 Seaview avenue.
0 O 0
Mayor FitzGerald of New
M. E.
January 10th;
year
tendsnce!
Let'l ltart
O C O
tor Vehicle Commissioner.
certificate of title 'will be given.
Chamber of Coommerce.
O O O
merce announced the
feeling the
and data. concerning them will
available.
0 I
Mrs. Augustine Vega.
street, is seriously ill. and‘Mr. Vega.
Florida. was
’ summoned home last
week.
It will be good news to Mrs.
slighl y improved today.
I O 0
—Full line
Aaron Kohn.
of auto accesories.
0 0 0
George Diefenbach. who during the
holiday season. conducted a. toy and
nolelty shop in Bridgeport. has re-
ing his home at the Hotel Clifford.
Mr. Diefenbach is confined to his bed
with an attack of grip.
O I I
Charles A. McGee. popular plumb.
er. of North avenue. underwent a
serious operation for mastoid of the
ear at Dr. McMullen's Sanitarium in
New York city last Saturday. The
operation was a sucess and Mr. Mc-
Gee is doing nicely, his many friends
will be delighted to learn.
. O O O
——Fuli line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
' s o o
The Monday Bridge met with Mrs.
Frederick 8. Lyon. of Flax Hill Road.
yesterday. Mrs. F. A. Lane won first
' prize and Miss Sadie Bodwell second.
Mrs. George R. Van Alyslne. of Bay-
view avenue. will be hostess for the
Id. Erecting.
O O O
The regular monthly meeting of
C. D. of L.
be held this evening at Knighh
ogCalumbus Hall. Washington street.
a installation or oilicers will he
held this evening. following which a
turkey supper -will be served. All
‘Norwallc. this 'e'v'e'ning'. """
,j . O C
—Harris & Calls. 'That's all.
0 C O
The PastimaAthletlc. Club of South
Norwalk, and the undefeated Arrows.
of Norwaik. are booked to play in
Community Hall, on Friday night of
Tthls week.
0 O 0
Officers of Pride of Court Narruk
Circle. No. 801. Companions of the
'Forest. will be installed tonight. Fol-
~iowing the installation a social hour
will be enjoyed.
. s a
Regular business was transacted at
'a meeting of the Board of Health
‘held last night at the office of Dr.
.Robert E. Perdue. health ofoticer. of
West avenue.
“1
O
O O I
The horse drawing the U. 8. Mail
Vwagon fell on the slippery pavement
. last evening and had to be unhltched
before it could be gotten to its net
but was not seriously hurt.
.. O O O
.. --Harris J: Cans. That's all.
FOR COLDS, COUGHS,
BRONCHITIS, ETC”
Uses. P. 0. WhitePineComp
with Cod Liver Extract
am! Menthol,
50c
Stillson-Powell Corp.
members are asked to be in attend-
ance.
a o a
Mrs. H. A. E. Chandler, of 9 Park
street. complained to the uptown po-
lice at 9 oclock last night about a
man prowling around her home. Pt-
trclmen Clune and Murphy investiga-
ted. but the man had disappeared.
An hour later. Mrs. Burroughs. of 38
East avenue. complained about a man
on her front veranda. Patrolman
Murphy investigated this complaint.
but the fellow was gone by the time
he reached the scene.
0 O O
J. A. Silpperley, of the Internation-
al Correspondence Schools. is in Hart-
ford today. attending a convention of
Fieldmen of New England and a
banquet in the evening. The pres-
ident and vice president of the
schools will address the men. Mr.
Sipperley will sit at the table with
the honor guests. as he secured the
largest amount of business during
December of the forty salesmen in
New England.
A Complete Assortment 'of
UNDERWEAR
For Men. Women and Children at
E. K. BANKS"
onv eooos area:
Under Mshaokemo Hotel
4647 West Washlngton. Street.
South Norwalk.
\
um I
M...
U!I!J"'
U; afVlctory mmw
mmmwdepp‘éts‘m"
SOUTH NORWALK.
StampsDue:
the-meascash.
favoredth Issuance
of summit in bonds to build a‘ town
of we
grogauonal Church will hold the so:
today are; planning
lat s p. m.. with Mrs. Conlad P. rm.
Haven
made a- report to the board of alder-
men of his administration since luI.
‘which covered seevnty-two pages of
legal tool-cs6. or about 25,000 words.
There will be a meeting of-the Ep-
worth League of the South Norwalk
church Wednesday evening.
the new
right and have a banner at-
A bill providing for registration of
automobiles at the cornea of the Mo-
where 6'
has
been approved by the Connecticut
The Connecticut Chamber of Com-
.opeuing of a
legislative service bureau for use of
its members. Copies of all bills af-
interests of employers.
.be
. of Lowe
who has been spending the winter in
Vega's many l'riends that she is-
turned to Norwalk and is again malt:
Mr. and nu. Eaght have; pur-
chased a lot
e erection of a home
there. ,
O C 0
Mrs. Mathrins Lippke.
Jud“ mm. B. Vosburgll. I. “no
bziliaem.
~ .0.
-—Ju'st received iadies' 4 buckle
gaioshes. Milton liwocd.
The second of the three sittings in
the Progredve Bridge tournament of
the South Norwalik: club will be held
on Thursday evening. at the club. *
. o oV a
The annual election of omcers of
the South Nor-walk club will be held
next month. aniline nominatin com-
mittee is busy at tho mania pre—
paringa list. W J
5 o O o_; c:-
- antic:y a day iterates months.”-
for a Hoover cleaner at Connolly's.
Free demonstration.
O O 0
Complaints were made to the po-
lice last night about children coasting-
on Flax Hill road and also on‘ Clay
street,‘ and endangering (themselves
with the traffic.
0 t O.
The following town doctors have
been lye-appointed the Board of
Charities:-—Dr. F. 'J. Morrison. First
District; Dr. T. R.“ icy, Second
district: Dr. F. G. Brown. Third Dis-
trict.
K
0 O O
Complaint has been made to the
walks in front of certain stores and
houses in the city and the police are
issuing wamings ~ that unleso these
places are cleaned'before night fall.
that arrestswili be made.
, '» . .... o 0
—Just received ladies’
galoshes. Milton Elwood.
O 0
A report that a small boy had been
hurt about 1050' clock last night while
coasting on the Clay street hui. was
made to the poolice‘ last night. Patrol-
man John smith investigated. but
could find no trace of any inJln-ed
person.
4 buckle
O 0 O
G. E. Armour. of Winfield street.
reported to the police this morning
that while driving through :Lib‘ertyl
Square about 9 o'clock. his automo-
bile skidded against a trolley car and
broke a window in thefia'tter; ‘Noone
was injured.
A ball will be given by the 2.31.
H. a. of this city at the Eik's Hall.
South Main street this evening 48ml-
dei's orchesm will furnish the .music
for the dancing. and amount»: of
novelty features have been. mod
for.
an «ace
Wfim ammo .
“When Knighthood Was in Flowert‘
with on Davies.
0 O 0
Miss Isabils Seymour. og ijlrtund
place. had the misfortune to fall
down staires- and injure herself con-
siderably about a week ogo- Her
Count-ad Place and
police about ice and snow on the olden '
dates-of ,
dose to her home in Putnam avenuer '
a foot away from the curb. as
tomdrrow morning.
chargedacargoatth:Cost.iils.
church. on East avenue.
0 o a
Smith yesterday afternoon. .
C O O
the East Norwaik Improvement Amo-
Irving Bradley. Van Zandt stunt.
' O O O
Zandt street. will be made.
O O 0
coming year are baths elected.
start on Mend
ing of the Ma'yii r q no Lad’
der Company. area 1}
quarters of tie “one:
street. This gym Will
919“! ill .
Tum
noose?
made is. r? .
his rosignatioxijis: MRI. of
compsnY. which WM wtl‘ 16-
oepted with regret. My. Defines found
that he did not have the time to at:
It was erroneously stated in yester-
day's inns oi the Evening lentinoi
church. The meeting is being held
this afternoon. “and meets for- the
. Plans fbr a‘3i le ornament, to
a? magnet. January
“in. were made at the January meet.
ovum
,with the curbsidswhaoi's moratganj
boaraignedinthe downtowncom
East Norwalk
The tug Theodora smith went to 3.
Stamford today. there to tow out a
four-masted schooner which had dis-
The regular weekly». meeting or the
Boys' club of the East avenue M. 2.
church will be held tomorrow. Wed-
nesday evening, » at Community Halli; .
O O 3
Only routine business was transact-
ed at the monthly meeting of the ves-
try of Christ Episcopal church. held-
last evening at the rectory of the
The barge Polk of the McCaifery
line. with a cargo orisott' coal, in!
towed in to the local harbor from
Wilson Point. where-it had been drop-
ped from a tow by the ,tugjl'heodore
The first oil the series a: mwing ;
meetings! of the bazaar committee of
elation is to be held on Friday after-
noon of this week, at the home of Mrs.
The regular. weekly; meeting ofrthe
Ladies' Aid Society of the East avenue
M. E. church will be held tomorrow
afternoon, at which time final plans
for the food sale. to beheld on Fri-
day afternoon of this week. at 1:80
o'clock. at the A. a 1’. store. on Van
that the an meetings»! the “Mind
ems Auxil Chm church would
be held on' fly afternoon at the
W
Norot‘o‘n have left foi- .
‘ s: the winter.
0 O O
.,..,..5 ..
Three car-loads of cinderi have.
sidewalks:-
.rt... .
5 '9‘
>u.g,{."1 a
due to the had ”than“
Sunday night.
. a
Methodist Episcopal church will:
meriy held on Friday evening.
held not evening in the fire house
the Post road.
pbrtancewasdinuassd.
V o o
<4. ‘»
the bank. A board of trustees will
or budness that may lawfully
‘ thaw
sadly.
ration and. after the
ing :was adjourned tin tomorrow.
0 O O
5"
6:5 entertainment. w; V
mm a: the Star’nford
-
Ckwlfibsthespeakerof‘themn
., o -.-.'
UByJi
I GenomandeEC gadget“
Where they expect to reside “3%..
.2 6-.lr»:-
rived for. tho Town obDacisa. . rT
cinderowll: be; used for the Maud
* The motor driven State plow went:
over the Post road. twice “yesterday.
released
on the slash and ice that fell» during
The prayer meetings at the Dos-ten
held on‘Wednealay evening from now
oh. Thou-trays:- meetings were for-
The regular meeting of the Noroton
Volunteer Fire Companye‘l‘tou: 1: was»
Baillie. of much are
Tho annuab meeting of “the dock—
holders of the Home Bank and m
Compauywiil be held thiseveningat
elected for the ensuing year. and oth-
brought before the meeting will be
Representative Stephen 8. Km
will! probably be in Hartford ”every
Tuesday. Wednesday and” Thursday
“For this week and next; however. the
Legislature will only meet. on Wed-
Representative Hoyt attend,‘
ed the opening of the mature last
week. The sedan was of short du-
members had
presented their credentials. the meet-
% “the creating 'of the Noroton Heights
Veldsnt Association. which will
eid‘tobigbta‘tt‘he are hbusé iaaal.
h‘n'portsot‘ one. and every member is
the southern New W Telephone
U;
teens. a cum
FUNERAL DIRECTOR A“
EMBALMER
.4 30. Main St. So New“,
Phone 1534
Gin-s Rutli Decker.“t Baum.
.avonpahssacceptodaposition with
“mfg; En coring-Company.
in the
Mating
o‘flice of Tax” Collector Mitchell.
Gordon. G. Yarrow and George E.
i. yon-gr have as their studio- at - CHIROPRACTOR
V, 3:19: Hernia; :cnizzrol. where they 95 WEShington Sm
~ aortas Princeton «1
,. Isle Universitiea They am 1:21. ' South mm Conn.
”Marthe holida- with relatives
R
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY rm
.to 12and 1: 30mg,
MONDAY AND FRloiy
GtOBP.M
The death. on Sunday of Mrs. Ed-
ward‘D. Randalifiin a Philadelphia
hospltijgwasthacanssofmuchssr-_
rowtomany-m1.-_m'
”c:
knew Mrs. Randall and h “ -
When are latter ‘was a. W ,' save Money by Ween!
Rorwalk schools. Further detain are W. L. DOUGLAS
not Mable. the telegram containing ’
only the tact that she had named away '
following an creation:
The members» or the If. M. 1?. As-
~ sociaticsiFwero the sum of Mr. and i
Mrs. C. H. Albrecht. at their new 5'
home. in Raymond street. on Saturday
evening. There were about thirty
present and all were pleased with tho _
stair. The. chairman of the enter-
lainment committee had a clever pro- ‘
s’ram .alrii not one minute or
the Evening dragged: The traveling
on the road was bad. but the members
having automobiles most generously.
saw that those less fortunate had a
means of :tranmortation. The basic
not meeting was called by the vice’
president. George Moseley: later on
the prlilcipai business. being the elec-
tion ct officers. H. W. Wilson, as
Lchairman of the nominating commit-
tee. presented the following slate.
which was unanimously elected:
President—Frederick P. Stencil.
Vice-President—Mrs G. A. Kay.
Secretary—Mrs; I. H. Klggins.
‘Treasurer—Sidney R. Bell.
The committees will consist of the
members appointed on the evening of
organization. Much enthusiasm was
shown by the members and the gath-
stings are being 10M forward to
with no little amount of pleasure.
“to in the evening fruit salad. sand-
wiches cake and coflee were served.
The next meeting of the association
will be held on the last Saturdav
SHOES
Every Pair Stamped w
Price at Fa'ztr-ry
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
hea'
on
b.
be:
'Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate
-
Jeweler and Optometrist
22 WALL 8T. NORWALK
Robt. A. Benedict
t
i
E
i
swung o: tho month. the Nine of
meeting to be announced later.
W to”? present. In :631tloh -
‘5“. test: routine of f '
”than VIII! be as into . , m ,. Opemng
o———- of the —
SOUTH NORWALK
niece. Miss Chlcheste'r. local girl and
motion picture actress who is staying
in New York. came to this city. and. .
is now caring for. her aunt at,her
home here.
. o ‘o _o . .~ P _
Word has been. received here otihe
marriage in Springfield. Mass. on
Saturday of Miss Mildred E. Miles.
daughter of Mrhand Mrs. Edward L.
Myrick. of this city. and Edmund F.
Preece. of Tully, Mesa. formerly ,of
East Norwalk; The couple were at.
tended by Thomas Wyllie of - Spring:
field. Masa. . and Mrs. Everett, L.
.
come inandnearthe .
VictorBeoord '
~ “GOLD a‘smvnnfi
P'reece. sister of the bride. and. by“
her mother, Mrs; Myrick.
185%.“; ~ 5’ u .x‘
-s.
Chinese Bllhkens
Hear These Two Numbers‘from the “Chauve Soul-is"
lS979—’Tv'vaa m the Month of MayLKafinka . i
International Novelty Oreh. ,
Illternstionsl Novelty Orch
All who liked the “Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" will enjoy these
‘ numbers from the some play.-
31.»;
. ,V MEN’S:
SWEATERS“
---——at
HalfPrlce
5.. window Display;
"veils
Rogers 8
PiGGLY WIGGLY
Watch for thej
‘ , There are times when J Store
we have to take chances.
Life is full of necessary
m... 3......” go out GAS STOVES
., “of your way to take uni-7. and
' necessary chances ? Be
on the safe side. with HEATERS
our mane . ’Put‘ it ' . . -
Z savlhgsym.‘ i]: The Connecticut nght
. this bank. and Power Co.
67 Wall St.
_“
The
City-National ' Shapiro Eros.
Something for
ran DIRECTORS
comm
10me
7 f alloy the respect and
' confidence oftbeeoln-
lvorybody in the Family. .
80. IOIWALK. CONN.
Sug'esttons for the
Dzscnmmahng Investor
thy 0‘ principal and prompt payment of
m are file meals upon which the
~ 7, “W should base the selec-
film 033mm; 0m; malt ofierings com-
m W W 101' the investor
-_ m_ . mm:- of paramount im-
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