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.1 13-..-
1
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Norwalk Hoopla)
aperions operation.
3
ddlctown will be onerod iII
Iugisistnn: next week. .
‘Hrs; Thomas BHenedict or Seavi'ew
«14
wfivenue is confined to her home with
9 severe attack of la grippe. .
l.
i‘
.2
E -IFuu line or soft hats. O'Brion's.
ngainh Dibble and James Sexton st-
ded the Automobilc- Show in the
‘ rand Central Palace. New York City.
ursday.
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, Friends of Mrs. Emma Baaber are
glad to hear that she is cqnvalescing
ht the Not-walk. hospital. after a seri-
on. operation.
s _ I t 0
I
5 Arthur Waldron. Judge Hubbell of
Wilton‘mnd Everett Buckley are at.
,gnding the Automobile Show in New
. crk City today.
0
’ Lyman G. B;acken of Academy
bireet. of Connenliy and Bracken's
. oe Store. VVnshlngton Street. is re—
pcvering from in grippe.
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‘ —Hats renovated. O’Bricn's.
'g s s s:
Battery C is scheduled to be host
5‘0 Battery F of Greenwich tonight at
‘the Norwaik Armory. Basketball, in-
hoor baseball and rifle shooting will
the in order. .
I C O O
A rceharsai of “Faust" was held
last night at the Norwaik High school
yby the Peepie's chorus. The contest
twill be presented on February 7 at the
.‘Regent ,Theatro.
I s s s
7 The parsonage of the ”Blue Meet-
.ing House." at New Haven. built in
‘1748 and said to be the oldest build-
dug in New Haven. is to be torn down
do make way {or a garage.
l
3 Discussion of the affairs of the Nor-
.‘walk‘Hospttai‘ took place last night
at a meeting or the Norwalk Medical
Association. held at the hospital. A
luncheon followed the meeting.
. O C
-—Harrls 8-. Gaul. That's All
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The Hospital Whist club is to hold
a social and dinner tonight at tho
Norwalk club. Dinner will be sewed
at 7:30 o'clock. after which cards will
be in'order. Mrs. Stephen S. Jarvis
will be the hostess of the occasion.
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Arthur Kohl of 12 Union street is
ill with scarlet fever. and Anna Rob~
crtson, Scott street; Dorothy Jay.
Betta place. and Belle Scott. Rowan
street. are ill with measles. according
to reports made to Dr. Robert E. Per-
,dueIg, health officer.
2' ‘ s s s
i“ No search wart-ant for liquor in
New Haven in“ been issued by United
States Comm ac:- Lynch in three
weeks because of the rullh'i‘ of Feder-
ai Judge Thomas. that the type or
warrant used in several searches was
illegal.
9., -s. s s
—Wlntsr battery storage at Cshill's.
. . .
Rev. W. T. Hooper. Episcopalian. of
Drttord. announced a meeting 0! rep-
montatives of civic welfare and re-
ligious organizations in the State in
Hartford next Wednesday to advocate
a moving picture censorship. working
with producers and exhibitors.
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The police raided the home of Sam-
uel Gibiiisco at 347 Farming-ton ave-
nue. at New Britain. last night and
coined 135 gallons at alcoholic liquor.
arresting the owner. who was need
3150 in Police Court today all a charge
of having the stun with intent to sell.
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Dr. C. B. Nettleton. a. prominent
resident of Derby, and one of the
oldest dentists in the Naugatuck
“Valley died in the Strong HomitaT,
East Boston. Death was due to dou-
ble pneumonia. from which he suffer-
ed for several days He was taken ill
while on a visit to his brother in Na-
tick. Mass. Dr. Nettleton was a for-
mer registrar of voters in Derby. ‘
I O C
--Harris & Cans. wat's all._
FOR COL08. COUGHS,
BRONCHITIb. 513.
Use 8. P. C. White Pine Compound
‘wlth Cod Liver Extract and Menthol,
50 Cents.
Stillson-Pgwell Corp.
secs Hannah :1. Eaton or :1 was
strait-seriously ill at hsIIrII'II
.-.o I.
fnlchard Abendroth at Dneisn is at
:1 bill 01;! oxonsolidate the City um
i
on‘itwo negro in." Ii, ‘- - ,
(
iss ms Gin tether-is at (beach
“It: a 1..an can!
china/g; 3......) m .
421° e do! , ' ma .
for ‘s Reeve!- . q “at W,‘
mos demontgtiog. g: j . 7* .,
w. T. Cochrumirlfo was one
of the victims b! the W law?
in. BHdSO‘PPl’tg: Md a‘ilnc I0; 31
yesterday' I -.
Q 0 q
United StatesC War Lav‘erIr.
at Bridgeport: llxsd sands aggregating
$411,009 for hv‘c?‘xncn ,hold'fin Ialiege‘d
aumebile thetérnfi‘ ,
i ‘ ‘
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of; the South Nor-
walk Public Library will be held in
the Library building at eight o'clock
this coming. -.
.' g D. g. .
Mrs. Henry Rippe, of Westport
spent yesterday in Norwalk, Mrs.
Rippe was formerly Miss Edith
Downs and hacim large ”circle a!
friends in town. , ‘ .
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--=Th‘c‘ Norwaik ”Rooting Company
have moved from Washington street
to 117 Water street. South NorwalIk.‘
, i O I .
Rev. John Fleming 0!. West Haven
has been appointed pastor or 8t .06-
briel's church at Glastonbury.- Rsv.
Dennis F. Baker goes to St. Mary's
parish, in East Hartford. t
C O 0
Miss Elizabeth Stevens who has
been confined to her mine on Flax
Hill Road with grippo has returned
to her duties as welfare worker'in the
Bridgeport Charity Organization.
Although an; is the middle 0: win-
ter and Fourth or July is nearly six,
months away; local dealers in Fourth
of July celebration materials are be-
ing called upon by traveling men so-
liciting orders for fireworks to be
used next summer.
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President J. W. Alsop or the. Con-
necticut ValisyI chcoco‘Gi-owcrs' As-
sociation told members at East'Hart-
lord. that it is propoud to'oovcr the
entire crop of members with hailin-
surance the coming season at a lower .
rats than has been offered to them as
individuals 6
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-—Fuil line or auto acce-ories.
Aaron Rain.
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The ..Grccnwich..,Rotary club gave.
a. banquet at the Pickwick Arms. in
Greenwich. in honor of Irvilie A. May
of New Haven president of the Bald
Heads club of America and also“
the Ne Haven Rotary club.‘ John
Bodemeyer. editor; and louder o! the
Bold mood club -sts a may: hone!
l'. 4
o s' s s
A' record for amateur wirele-
trumnission. announced yesterday
by the American Radio Relay. issue
of Hartford. told of c. wirele- opera»
tor on a ship 120 miles oi! the coast
of China, hearing-signals tram four-
amateur stations’in'tns UnlM‘m
Three or the stations are in California
and the other in Oregon. The dim
tance is estimated at 5.300 miles.
.c s s
Derlding as liaise the impression
that she attempted to end her tits
deliberately when she took blchiorids
of mercury tablets in the Morehouss
Hotel. midgeport. Mrs. Annie Coalu
Icy Pfiager. 40 years old. interviewed
in St. Vincent‘s Hospital by; tho
Bridgeport police yesterday“ steer;
noon said shswas “psrtsctly content»
ed" with life and had no reason to
seek to die by her own band.
C I O
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——Full line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
717,
A COMM“. MMQM of
UNDERWEAR
For Men. Women «and ehlldrsn at
E.K.BANK$
DRY GOODS STORE
Under. Mshacksmo Hotel
45-47 West Washingtonfitroet
I ”UT" NORWALK. .,
‘ 9 subject 3“
firms xi damn. .
o wfib‘gngmaetne
cos. . I
' O ~ O U . »' ~ ‘ '
A liquor raid at Statord Sp
uncovered two ten-gallon stilla'
men arrested were lined 817d
costs each.
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—B
0:: weekly hments. Store open
evenings until 9 p m.
U 0
Dubbed-lea Rawling. i’or halt""s
titioner in New Haven. and ”b.
veteran of the Civil War. died at
his home there at the age or 89. "Dr.
Rawling was a member of the G; .A.
R. and was one. at the original " I '
coin Wide—Awaken." He leavesm a
brother. Richard Rawling of New Ha-
ven. .
. I U C
The Supreme Court of Errors.’ a‘t
Hartford. handed down a decision
sustaining the finding of
Brown in the New LondOn County
of [tbs’estate of Morton F. Plant were
entitled to $485. 000 for settling the
estate or approximately 388. 009.600.
The compenmtlon was “Just. reasons-
bio and proper.” the court mid. '
Alleging that )5; J. Buechler‘ of
Bridgeport. a prominent Jeweler and
extensive real estate holder. was the
father of her unborn' child and that
he refused to carry out his promise
to marry her. Mrs. Olga De Kons-
ghy of Bridgtport. comely 35- you'-
old widow of Alex De Kosseghy said
to have been at one time high milk
in: officer in the Hungarian Hus.-
Cotlrt, at Bridgeport. for 876. lino
heart balm. The breach of promise
action was tiled yesterday.
e'l-Isrfis t Gan; That's all. ,
Judge Arthur M. Comiey ot the
Bridgeport City Court. was called to
preside in the non-jury session of
tho Common Pleas Civil Court. at
Bridgeport. when Judge John R.
Booth was transferred to the criminal
side of the court. Judge John J.
Knish. tl;e other Common Pleas Cou
Judge. is ill at his" home in this cit
Judge Comiey is hearing the case‘ of
Steve Raul! lull“ John Martin.
bother Bridgeport: In an action oral-
logod breach or building contract. *w
limitation of a: coroner» a; a wit;
nessin a; criminal prosecution V‘s
argued in tho Not-walk City cm
sum the trial 0: Edward Shoshan.
Jr.. and Frank D hold on
changes at mum Coroner J.
J. Phelan was finally permitted to toll.
of various things told him by witnsu-
es who saw the brawl in which as:-
gssnt Erma. U. s. A... lost his lite
“month. and theorist was contin-
ued until insult-r 17. when the core-
ner will appear in-«court. at No'rwslh.‘
with his “Quest notes: ‘.
O 0
Charges that Max Spiegel. tormcr
lessee of the Grand nestle; 4:? nuts
lord. and widely known theatrical
nun. tor'ged 800.000 in bogus securio
flcs. were mods st a‘bann'uptcy hears
ing in New xonlt; alts The mute-a:
Walter Hays o‘t Budgie. aide told the
referee in bankruptcy that Spiegci.
who! is now a pollen: its auditors
institution. did not appear-insane. In
the course of the hearing mention
was made of an fitempt‘by Spiegel to
~.
commit suicide thi on a visit at
Hartfbrd. ‘ -' - v .
s s s
"More people are killed in our
big cltidssby falls than by ltrset oars.
tires and elevators ccmblhed. W declar-
ed Frank Morris. special investigator
and safety engineer on the Liberty In»
so co. ima’talk fl) “Elsi-cinch
and ex‘ccliuvcs or Bridg'eport indus-
tries at the General Electric Co. rad-
COW. It mm M night;
lecture the iii-n in’ K series on the
Wii‘applisd fl indus-
try under the auspices of the safe
council or tbs Bridgeport Mounted»
tutors 'mti'om
,r-s‘fst “can...rc -
gallons of wine and other fluids. goo .. a
your Victrola at Donnclh’s‘ "
century a well-known homeopathic
1m.
Superior Court that the five executors
cars. has instituted suit in Superint- his m, Vere mun mm; .
.chr pieces on the rallrlhd bridge.
the mystery that sumunds the whole
a mousse-lbs mm “ "
' in McKinley plans. is being ifs-thin-
Tho _
‘. . eff: My w . I.,.v. .m; ‘
“new man by‘, «the, . 4
burner otIEaad‘avsnnc m:
v.
lilain in may Win! a
finding the kut‘omobne
puny. , . -.
a. s as
Mrs.
Incantation also held an int
meeting at ates. Bradley’s noun this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. ~ - _
_.: . Is one
Planstoratbodsafe toucheidon
terday uterhdnat nit rectors or
church. t meeting at,“ tho-
suxilm '
ct Mrs. Arthur-I Mouse.
street.
C O O
Bridgetender Ralph ~l‘3ennett and
clearing the on: ,sns-ehs We: the
bridgmn-om ths‘
that tell during the night. A :1:
bath time length of the b
but his}: glided bfthc‘ll’cssrs. Bell's
nett early thbv‘mornlm. so that the
walkingwasnbtssbsdsshsdbsos«
anticipated. . . .
Pedestrians on the Washington
street bridge early this morningmm
startled by a loud explode
of sparks 'and consider!
smoke. coming tr‘inn one was croo-
Just as s; passes“:- nun was going
abrb‘ the bridgigj ”One of no can.
censors on the budge hid
“blown.“ wt
llthtI not“; * “it. -.
ublic. fleet or the Immeh
3.. togvs: been glvs's'on my
list. has“ sous MM ,
scam “to. This is
been seemed withtbs WWW
unity and «aw in tibia-t solve,“
stair. ‘
fl“
PM .13st my
heard I “30' called 1?; "I!”
to ‘flc professor: “Wh W e
himtobearound thok“ cm DC“
”on we hint the lid if lib wints to
know so much. "’ Editorial”. wi won-
lot i! the 89 broad smiles on the East“
savanna:
hi the omen 0! an Page imorom- .93”
. m It“ 5'1!ch
‘ sen-id on nut-sits! e
“ten-icon. ‘January nth. at the $633 ’
fim'“
,_lpsois'ad occa-
‘ m
.L.lI
‘.. onlasIOI‘Connor-oi
m“ avenue, was as” to the
W ,,
final-noon thei‘a’ti
'Tlll W of Erik “rim: of Du;-
“W‘bcld in the Thom cs
gunning.
wuggmcu “unwell
mkmmm mm
(oi-mum: ,8;
W
mun Win! m:
mam M clam cost? of “by“ ”m “’0
mount.
ulbfion‘bt how
meet every other Tuesday and fit
ind; Issuing readings“ s booircn
I .
s s’ s
Ham: mills; purchased a new
hydraulic. {Nib ton. Grimm-Bow
cogs, fir use in 1113 dump ounces.
Illnltrsethasaim-Igeilcet ottrufl‘
In “Hr-Print. usoonas'as
worfion b large. up to date 55:...
dent
not I
the Multant We! -.
" ' ' visa
hammmon’nvtmba
Those present
Wm
m‘.
told at o M
mowed fidrnfigugm
st Memes“
The Darlen AW Club will hold
w Schoo Au
aihnndt's Orchestra “‘1! tuhnish the
The tickets'irs
late for dancing.
mm'lraecuonhsvsmmmr
IIIth will tell.
Rowayion -~
The house owned by” Aaron were”.
gIIied.
0..
Mrs. Oscar cam ”antitrust! tobc‘r
home. in McKinley street. smrspendI-
his a. few days in Bridgeport.
The; best sliding of the year is being
enjoyed on an". till by“. mid! MW
Rowayton mm m mam.
~~s,.“‘ “.
A meclabdnebtlng‘ 3: the) limited
Hose Cemp‘any will be'l‘i‘ild ‘iihlst'vsn- “1
$ lag. in the Hose House. wncnsn’em _ ' ,
to:- 01 purchasing a on track will be . ~.
mucus-em. ...
gunfight“ Cole. son o “Hr.
L. Great. 0! ‘~
Wednesday“
Director Horace
oliisle‘lr will lead the Choral Club
E's-ecu concert. m
m amendm- to wow: residents
{of gum ill We?! recurrence. George
without a u: I; “mi M gnawed ~
em 3“
volunteer “fine “I:
*_findsnto£awatersupplx Itisssid
on St. Hatthew's
g:
,3 in 3h} WEI-13 sad... ”
012534;. tenths“ seal am no"
m ambit in St.
Mew? Church mu: IFeb. 11th.
. 1-_Or 0.
bliss limit-ed Fill-child ‘ot ‘Csnnon-
like
Rather.
gem thtzrc‘p in. nionth.I
~. leg.- A petition touching this vital
: :tofi- having already heaved many
. 8!
school in use. on iondsy
' n. C 0 . -
Tn'e hum-ten, meeting o: the Car-
finter's Union was held Monday even-
hiya School ”Mt- ht mgn:.
. .- game.
I. E. Bennett has not yet tilled his
ice house despite some frigid
eels pallaing however-to
13““!!! w
ve‘me‘ii place in! this town within '~
Yew years. and the inadequate water
ply was the menace at nearly
memenmcrsor‘lecme.
t there was no water in the well
rectory prop‘el'ty the
matters will
bodiecussed' at s «an9 meet»
u
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Mm. Hr. streetv’nuocglirl
x
Z‘Nsw England Broad
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Free!» Rolls and Broad Twice Daily
' TRY I'Il' one: AND YOU
WILL WANT rr ALWAYS
Rye Bread
«vwhnncsnss . H” ’ -
ASK YOUR. (lacuna ran 11-
which henna?” buildintsgq. 3-:
theIi‘i-mni-wssnw duec.thusvsn1ng.‘- -
You W111 enjoy looking at the
children’ s picture with their
sleds a little later.
Let us develop the pictures
won tslcs.
51-hour ”rules—Dost workmanship
45° ,_ s93! ltnsct
IIIOWNII‘S and KCDAKOI.
(Ito's u up ‘
Nichol“ Cold on Easy Terms.
~ £55! a.
FUNEnAi. DIRECTOR
_ EMBALMER
it 30. Main 8t. 3% m
Phone 1684
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f £MA%.=:-
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E. Barthol ,D.
cnmopnlc’rm}.
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South Norwaik, 11%
k
nonoAv, wacnasoiy
Oto 12 and 1‘30“.“
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
OtoaP. M.
Save Money by we...
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES
Every Pair Stamped
Price at Factory
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
Pleasant: j , ‘
[2 . ,4
5’.
Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate
Robt. A. Benedi
J owslcr and Optometrist
22 WALL s'r.
NOBW
'Watch for the
Opening
-——’ of the —
SOUTH NORWALK
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store
GAS STOVES
and
HEATERS
The Connecticut Light
and Power Co.
67 Wall St.
—v:srr—-
Shapiro Bros.
hm STORE
Something for
Everybody‘ in the Family.
' so. mvmx. comm
Norwalk Chronicler