fies.
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tin “fixer-h. . 1-;
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”be; linpending“ the do? in Rom
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musnmvrM‘. "
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um -ead visit
"’3”; a- ‘
"grim
A
M wilful earbunkle on his knee.
lasso _
That's all.
0
’ It—Ilsrris & (lens.
I“ C. P. Frey of Seaview avenue was
‘ de‘tor at the Automobile show, in
~ zeta-mu city. yesterday
I . ; ‘ 1‘ ' O C .
f.
‘ahe‘i: bon' Warren. in New York city.
_s o o
g ml. Henriette Mars of Mt. Yangon
‘ or
Hamilton Comstock of
3;: spending a few weeks with
cousin, Mn.
Quintet-d avenue.
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‘iv- -—Corning soon to the Regent.
“‘Whe'n Knighthood Was in Flower."
i Davies.
’withMaron . .
‘ "Tomorrow is the last dav in which'
reservations
to tile applications 'or
roi- the annual ban-met of the Scots
‘No‘rwaik club, which is to be he'd on
Thursday earning. the 181b, at the
Norwalk Country club.
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--—Full line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
Miss Anna McMahon, teacher of
._ .‘orai. English in the High school. has
rfendered her resignation. to take effect
January 26th. Miss McMahon has ac-
cepted a position with \Vashington
,;-Irving school. New York.
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‘ James Conkiln, steward of the South
Norwalk Boat club. is a hardy sort of
,a cuss. He is planning to spend this
week end tienting on Sheffield Island.
Just why he chooses this time of the
year to go tenting is something that
could not be ascertained.
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—-Full line of auto accemories.
Aaron Kohn.
At the meeting of the South Nor-
waikeBoard of Library Directors, last
evening. a communication was receiv-
ed from the Second District Commis-
sioners~nnnouncing the appointment
of William F. Ward, William E. Mat-
: . "s and Borgia D. Jennings)" di-
fits; for terms of three yearsfieach.
'4 . 2 . .. -' r
‘ Banks has approved the re-
ehdailon contained. in the zoom-
' ‘ ort a! the action for di-
§rce of inns. 8st . of new {fest-ion
inst Soinuel Zn; n of~Stamford.
." Ming a decree to the former on the
no. of intolerable cruelty and
a . ing the cutody of children to
her. Sane couple were married in
.Russia “In .1901.
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——Harris a. Guns.
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Frank T. Brundage of Taylor &.
Golden. Inc.. and Lawrence Paul of
J. M. Layton Co.. leave on Monday
for Jacksonville, Fla... where they are
‘to attend the Realtor's convention.
Maura. Brundage and Paul are the
local delegates to the convention,
which is to be held from the 18th to
the 21st. The two expect to be gone
about two weeks.
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Joseph Mugavero of 80 Woodward
avenue. who joined the United States
' «Navy. two years ago. in Bridgeport.
and from there was sent to Hampton
"Jr "J
. .
That‘s All
Roads. Virginia. and. after being there.
for two months. was assigned to the
battleship Oklahoma. He cruised all
the South American ports, Panama
Canal. and from there came back to
, . California. where the ship was placed
’1 in dry dock. Here he was discharged
: and arrived at his home in this city
‘ last evening. He is relating many in-
teresting stories of his experiences.
FOR COLDS, COUGHS,
UV 3 PBRONCHITIS, ETC.
so . . c. White Pine Com ound
with Cod Liver Extract and Me’hihoi,
. p 60 Cents.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
. South Norwalk.
“mm!
3M“. 9'de 0‘. 1'1““!
4:3“, m Victrola at Donnslb'i
0! WWW payments. Store-m
you...» Carey. Jr.. of Winstod. is a
M or with friends in Nor-
lllam E. Hatthews is confined to
this home. on Flax Hill road. with a
3 Mrs. 'rru‘uk Woodworth of Belden
avenue is spending the week end with
9.”
3...;-
:1
for prévious
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M.
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both of 12 Foreman:
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--Fun~line of'softltats. O’Brlon's.
- e pr.
Funeral services yfor. Anton, Ohmic-
morning from;the late.home.‘at 10
Slocum street.” and abs ' 'clock from
St. Mary's church." .Rey. Thomas I.
Finn officiated. Bufll was in sSt.
Mary's cemetery. '
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Arthur (3. Murray. president of the
‘Bosch Magneto Company. formerly
situated inNorwaJJskwhohvzlli speak
at the Kiwanis luncheon. Thursday.
will be in town Friday evening. ‘ He
will spealcat a dinner and meeting of
the Round Table ciub.‘ held at the
Country club.
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The Philadelphia police notified the
local police by telegram last night
that two local-boys. Salvato Bucale.
aged”, or 13- Wood street, and Tony
had been picked‘up in that city and
were being held until their parents or
the authorities could come and get
them. The parents of the boys were
notified.
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--Hats renwated. O'Bries's.
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.The importance ofthe stock reduc—
ing crusade on winter goods growsas
it progresses-at The N. E. Ryan Co's.
store. There’s! something tonieai
about their semi-annual sales—they
are inspiring. - People like to visit the
store because it is always bright and
busy, and all the stink carried isiof
such reliable quality- 'that you feel
confident you are getting full value
for every penny you‘i‘ypend. 'Actl‘ve
you are in need of any winter-goods
do not delay attending this sale.
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—-Harris & Gaps. That's all.
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Sta. Captain J. Garabed. better
known‘as Joe. the Turk. having con-
ducted meetings in‘ngery city‘in the
United States where the~army oper-
ates. and dressed in Turkish costume.
will be at. the citidel. in Washington
street. tonight. all day tomorrow and
Monday evening. 0n molest could
night he will give a.“- sacred concu‘ert.
playing on the sax-phone. double
jointed comet. Turkish .drums. etc.
He will also have on exhibition a two-
edged sword. spoken of in the- Rifle.-
This will he a very important occa-
sion and everyone is invited to these
services.
A few oystermen do not agreewlth
Captain Keaton Robertson. engineer
for the State Shellfish Commission'.
who announced recently that the set
we. the best in the. last few years.
Since they operate on beds which are
under the surveillance of Captain
Robertson. they believe they should
become enthused over his statement.
but prices which showed homeroom
last fall over the previous year is the
proof they offer to show that the set
was as poor as it has been-for the
past five. years. Oysterm'en Operating
on public beds of! Norwalk said the
same thing to County Game Warden
Wilbur F. Smith recently.
". ,‘ 91
—21c i. day for‘tej'i months-pays
for a Hoover cleaner at Donnelly’s.
Free demonstration.
A Complete Assortment of
UNDERWEAR
For Men. Women and Children at
DRY GOODS STORE
Under .Mshsokemo Hotel
45-47 West sshington Street
BOUT NORWALK.
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“firm L
iv
Halon of the U.
‘ Savings Stamps due Jan. 1 ‘
s 84% m m for payment Dee. 1w. uwmm
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Nomi ks... -.- g.
j . , swans BEARD. yr...
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S'Trmnryreport-uumn.
andmilliousof Vie-w
, l“. ..
Thus cases or measleswere report—
ed to Dr. Keller-t Er Porting. health
oncer, yeast-day." They are: ltildred
Blackmail. l’Grego'ry Boulevard. and
Russell Morgan and Margaret Brown,
.lewsha. were held at: 8:80:0lclock‘ this
Auturo. same age. of 10 Wood street.‘
selling is reducing the quantity. so“ if .
, Hid loop“ 43%“?
line. if confined to
uses. . a ‘ ‘
is: ,
‘ " e‘fir-w o'
x, 4:. (.‘o
is . =~
._suu ventricle.
. lingo .fllé 11...
Eli. so“; Leigh $8.2
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or hope:
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Noyemhor"~..d;od_ .Jn
fimfiimsétvsewmnh-z.
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sil'he More
declines some the conduct-«the
Qonnsetleut. W . of? Churches
suing: Ittem lite: MMWMI
{sport events“); 4. .
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JudgeEdward If.-
"it. ct'mflb lnod‘ atoill’ls nemesis“ ave-
n '- Y‘ umbsgo, “thy improved.
Judge 140cm , d was" able to Visit his
other 'ysstorduy fertile am timein
several days. 7 , -. ' ' ~
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The Hospital Whit club hold‘awe
attended dinner and evening social. a
'the Norms (knotty clubpl-t'eveh-
lug. Thea-ensue a number of tables
of cards. Mrs: S. ‘S. Jarvis was host-
e‘m of the evening. ., “ " ,
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. The-bemu- oommlttee of the’Cath-
oiic Union‘council‘ No.‘
held a meeting last' ’n'
t and 5d-
cldel‘to hold the sun m e
West Avenue club house (lurid
Easter Monday week." " I;
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That it may al
d in rollevi t
acute c903 sh . as. he
ianrtf
at Hartford has voted.
Sunday morning. to close
ing. Services will be held, tn‘the"pa'r-
ish house. ‘ ‘ ’
o o‘ o ‘ _ ‘
Bankruptcy petitions filed at New
Haven. yesterday. included those of
the W. R. Bennett 00.. furnace mak-
ers of .West Hartford. with debts ,of
sumo: and sue
Benjamin Berkewitg. New. London.
realtor. with debts of "Olin...”dss.
sets in "decision: ”0.000. .
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s
. n-Comins. soon. to the gtegsnt.‘
"When Knighthood Was in Flower."
with Marion pavies. , .
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Frank Baruoci. i former soldier.
who also had been a chauffeur for the
commandant of the Springfield Arm-
ory. was tight, mireformatory for
live and one-ha f‘years. by Judge
Wolfe, at New Haven. yefierday. for
stea an automobile. The machine
Ives taken at Ken-ides and belonged to
the Federal'Gov‘ernmsht. ~ ,
.5 J "“ ‘ me e s‘
1‘on boys «rho had been .
down Clay'street hill in violation of
5‘
*xpollce headquarters last: night“ by In-
trolman Albert Racer. ‘They‘bvere
given a talking to and were warned
that they must stop sliding on this
hill and. if appreh'ended again. would
probably come before the; Juvenile!“
I
Dousail. who gave his Ema-vice“
York. was held‘ in a‘ bond-of 3750 as a
fugitive from justice by Judge Sam—
uel Hoyt at a special hearing. in the
New Haven City Court late yesterday
afternoon. \Date is being heidfpend-‘
ing word from the Detroit police. who
want him on a charge of passing a
worthless, check there. Date. under
the nameof. Lyons. was roles-bedfrom
the jurisdiction of the “Waterbury
court on Tuesday. when archarge of
obtaining 380,000 under false prev.
tenses in an‘ alleged, liquor deal was
nolled enpa'ymmtt of ‘8500.
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.An insane wife, even if she has her
own estate, must be supported by her
husband. Judge John L. Gilson ruled“-
ln the New Haven Probate court. yes-
terday. and told Bertrand O. Ennis.
conservator. that he was wrong In
charging the support of his wife folt“
five years agalnu her own estate. En-
nis was told to make a new account-
ing and to refund to his wifejs account
all that. he . Welcome-her;
Mrs. Ennis ls‘in‘ an asylum. The bus-‘
band wantedhis secount approved. as
he had in view an actione toHlivoron
,.
his wife had. money. he thought she
. , m , man ensures:
mus repert- 'ag‘h’i‘er ’"Q nov‘ wow-m MW “‘33“
3‘1: poi-sons sent consumer-uglier uw' ~ , ~
violationbjn mementos.” end--
in; September so. compared with 38's _
' $104313”;-
. Ml lireemmmu“ ' - " in;
himself in the arm whilojmnflng-gn
thesmltorbury
new“ rot: "cool-me;
Lockwood? ft...
43. K? of c..-
vestry of St. John’s Episcopal chm-cit
topijill,866..'and of 7
sliding ins
the orders of the police, were taken to. :1
Marshall Date. alias Lyons. alias+
moan tfiam
his wife. He told the-confirmation :
iFour 7 mm 7
.warrior's demote s 1”“
Gooke‘noe Wuhanafi. 093:3
chiefs next"
hall. 25 Mill:
Post Road at
hill.
end the drivers, compelled
key. ,
York city. , __ L V
3 ' ‘_ ' audio, 5 1" very
‘Mlhs Harare
avenue is about
°‘ the trippe.
.'- - ._ .. ..'. ,3 '9,
. Louis’Be'ach? of ’3',“
avenue is confined to his
an attack of the grip. '
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Mrs. W.
{5“ “s
4‘
spending the any in new val-mm ...
3“ ~ 0 n o v“ "
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morning. and was towed to the up-
town docks by the
Smith.
r. .1
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Monday evening the annual pinochle
tournament of the Maynower Hook &
Ladder company will open at the com-
pany quarters on Van lanai: street.
. . “.mihsve hen selected who will
dbl—“the ‘ilrs‘t time Monday even-
. ‘ . )
yrs. 8. S. Jarvis of Soaview‘ avenue
accompanied by her daughter. hues
Chariotto'md her sister. lira Addison
Wheeler of Detroit, who is visiting her
went to New York-toast They will be
joined inrthe evenlnfly Mr. Jarvis
nudism Wrens partyvlifst-
tend the th atre. '-i “T - ‘ 1‘ .-
O
> There was .a'good ‘e of the many
articles spiel toe, gases for the
may humanistic: can use so».
nae M. E. church at the A. & P. store
yesterday afternoon. A report of the
proceeds will he elven “1‘99 meeflns. .,
to‘b'e held Wednéi‘day‘ storaoon.
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mother clew to the mystery
Cmck
Around thkthé~ “9:1; 3%: ., WM“.
earthed'. 159‘s *' .1“ a, "la’;
evening who m3. For Stallions um
Miss Gold “fitnwero overheard ren-
sasing- 0 ,FMWJIIPJM
Constable-doing,“ “m3?
until it could “be "rounded and pro-
perly opened Friday evening January
26th. The ,Cltyysggughs have their
«link closetforgfisski“ “*9? attested
to shadow the Decal Constable. It
has also been noted thatPhotogi-aph~
er Obedlah
tattoo tor pier; §
his Studio as late/as 9
evenings.
tlcns are ‘t
are; im‘iéw
w 4.; fié‘
held last niche Arron ' nts we?“
made #0 he!» 9 public W3!!!” of . .
Fussy maligned area's Mrs. Leila
mobile truck 'wnlch’épsssed‘ over the
the foot charmer?
A scorch! trucks wro'stop -d '
16' :El ow
the. Federal men ‘to bench for whim
‘ . .. _ s - - “ *4' ‘
EastNorwaik
““m‘t‘hV Davlsofnnwanostretls
finishing up her law '_studies in. New
1:“ :im’ ‘ of Sea" “we;
again after an attack
. 5 ‘ fig.
seem-‘11s:
home with
j A. Wheeler and 7 l , '
Jarvis ass-'chirfotb " figésg its”
was BelleiLawlor or Rowan street
is illit‘ hecghome with an attack of
glitteadesfind the house is quaran-
Tli’o thrso’unssted schooner Frances
conduct. with a cargo’ of pulp for
the St. Jason's company from. hlnva
Scotia, came into the local harbor this”
tug. Theodore
, York the‘post few .19:an
‘ ‘ “ s r. a..-
3.re"o‘ V , - r.» ‘{ .
. > , ,o:‘~_\;" .‘ 4;»; '. . 'g_ g ‘ .1. _ A. f ,,
Federal Prodblb‘lu I: "I!“ 1,) ' Edward; 8min! hssbeen working
nirht hummus. ‘9" ".W3's‘uto‘4 for' Mchrhnd‘sgdalrysthe last week.
as Mr. Messiaen; (1%.th ‘peru uL.
. s
Eds-land angle" looming};
m are making extensive repairs
on the Bose Company4bulldlng.
. .- 1.31s». ,g‘:£¢',. ,_
Rev. Williamh Grainger’g will be the
preacher a'tl'the» ' {Wit Sun-
Wthll‘ , gulf! 7' ’0!th I! at
1o:3o;' ool‘at 1:; tr. e. c. E.
u '1:pr service at 7:30 o‘clock.
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At the meeting of the Rowayton
Clivic Association on Monday evening
7. next. we“: the 'bu‘sine'sn‘ session. Capt.
‘ E. Luci-row will mm "m Nos!
:East, Tangle.” members and their
friends are cordially urged, to attend;
‘ O O D
will hold a regular meeting on Mon.
day evening at which‘tlme Captain E.
A. 'Yarrowswho but recently returned
. from abroad. will give‘ a tail: on “The
, , 4 - ‘ " Cnptaln Yargaw's
talxshoulabo a”: considerable interest
Rural mail carriers are having a
hard time covering their routes these
days, but have been able .to do so for
the most part. Conditionsat best are‘
very bad. for the deep snow and ice
combine to make the delivery of the
mails anything but a Joy. but those
whomsemdby theee'falthfui pub-j
iic servants. may. ifuthey will, make
things Mer‘ffor them _;by shovelilng
out around‘ the boxes where the mail
is placed by the carriers. ‘
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‘t‘
docided’teipurehgsyi emf-ton goal
arm drip; Fiji!“ the, ’
_ - D“!!! 1.. .t- . '
and storage..&tery‘ can . Th6
rear~_wheels of the chassis are to be
equipped with the new Kelly-Spring-
field who tirea m trucigvm be de.
livered autho Mlle-so on Monday.
The body oTth‘e‘ reiS'ent hose wagon
will be placed the chassis and
”dipped. The 7, on is getting out
sd matta for a. mass meeting
to be held In the hose hall on Friday
,evenlng next. when prominent speak-
.exs. ill tell: on the subject A com-
ml has ban appointed to canvas
the entire community with pledge
cards. The committee will start work
after the meeting next week.
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Rowayton Methodist Church. H. B.
Sehnort. pastor. Thou attending
My meeting last Thursday night
had a happy surprise. It was the night
when the omclal board had charge.
and Mrs. Wing. who is an official
when was requested to lead. But
she found a way to bring her hus-
band with her and he gave a most in-
spirational message._ Brother Wing
was pastor of jtho church a goodly
number of _ ago and his good
works have followed him all these
years. He is very much beloved here
who has: national ropu- “9.1.9 31!: influence is a benediction to.
an n : V
Vi ,
b good ladies of the Ladies' Aid
Society have Indulsed in nucleated
vacation- porfly due to scarcity of coal
u .;,
57 Varieties.” on. at
can however sf..ehprb‘afl;only.g9l‘ 1.7
‘ ~- . _.."-— .. p $1.. sf....-,_..‘ .3};
U11.“
The; Calf Pasture Life 'Sa
0
was able to ~pay her own bills.
us we,» swing-j
stated that'thls minty Presenter." _
of the American Red Cross has been ‘
‘ 'WeWELCOMn'.
. SMALL .
_ narosrroas -
becauseit iskf'rom small
accounts that large ac-
counts grow.
1
. That is why we encour-
gate yam. basins-t man
' harm f ‘ etqwsrd them
«arm that 1t1s not
miner amnion-4.. r
d-rhutwhattheywm
meme» “
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sisal-retest! mm ’o. E. may... new; of Lent)!
entail“! ‘
‘ The ’Rowsyton can sauna. afloat,
'iiiT'vle’wof the present. situation there:
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« will meet at 6:30.
. \‘x a
‘ . ~ 4 will be hed w .
{A special , _ ting of the. Bo . 9. g °n. 9' {away evening
$1.335 'm “M‘Wi‘l‘fi . Work on the new building of the
“‘m‘filfld“ ‘ meeting. It m Chem 1"“ ”acmk- been» last
: owing to failure of immense";
.was Evade
venue. have returned to New York.
epihewinter.
Mrs. Alfred ilorehouse. of W
; Lyenue, entertained the members of _
the Friday afternoon Whist Club, yes-
herd“ _ay, at her home.
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“i The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad has renewed, ,the
Taxi Service privilege at the Dar-ten
Station to the Taylor Garage.
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'. At a recent meeting of the Ladies'
mulliary of the Noroton Heights Fire
,Company plans were made for holding
a pro-Valentine dance on the'evenlng
jot Feb. 8. . .
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lck Smith and daughter Gertrude.— of
the Post. Road, spent Th day. in
rlilorwallr. as the guests of F. Van Scoy
in only Street.
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.. -The Junior league of the Barton
Methodist Episcopal Church held a
meeting, yesterday afteknoon at 2:30
aim: a ‘ , time. followed the reg.
'ular meeting.“ Games, etc., were in-
}delged in.
Many boys in the Darlen Schools
went down to the Stamford -Stste
Trade School, yesterday afternoon, for
work in the Manual Arts Course.
Superintendent of Schools Leon H.
Rockwell, accompanied the- bup’ilszr
s s s “ " -'
Miss Carolyn Finney Springer. con-
tralto. who is well-knowndn Men.
gave a concert in Havemeyer Audi-
toriuxn. Greenwich, on Thin-«lay even-
ing. Miss Ruby Vase. public health
nurse of Darlen, attended the concert
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Darien Methodist Episcopal, Church.
Rev. J. W. Morgan. Sermon at the,
morning service will be "The Book.
The" Man and his Trail.” In the com-
lng. the subject will be: “Why you
Mrs. Hanford Smith, Mrs. Feeder. ’
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MONDAY AND FR
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Save Money by Weld!
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES ‘
Every Pair Stamped ..
Price at Factory.
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE :
,LJ-n
Y: on r E {)1}.
‘L. -_
. S.t\‘c,‘
I' g [y
Eyes Examined by:
University Graduate
‘Robt. A. Ben "I.
Jeweler and Optometrist
22 'WAIJ. ST. NORW H
are, what you are." Epworth League
Prayer meeung
November under the: supervidon of
Yip-:11. Steinmetz. hiS‘bcefjtomuji
liver steel beams under erasi- for In!
job. The building. a three story.
shingle roof structure, will contain
gymnasium. laboratories and dormi-
tory‘ accommodations when completed.
The structure will cost 865,090. Mr.
Steinmetz is engineer in‘ charge of the
job.
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- . The plan to have boys from the lo-
cal schools make use of the equipment
of. the State Trade School at Stam-
ford is working out successfully. The
plan is to have the boys go to Stam-
ford once a week and hold a class at
the Trade School. Last Friday a
number of pupils from the “Junior
High School in Noroton went down,
accompanied by Superintendent I... H.
Rockwell. and were enthusiastic about
the idea. This Saturdhy about ‘8! boys.
most of ,them from the Junior High
School. will make the trip to Stam-
ford. This work is not being taken
up with the idea of having the boys
learn a particular trade but rather
for the purpose of acquaintlng them
with several different ones so they
may choose ‘the one they prefer to'
follow. _’ .
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A very large crowd attended the
dance swans-by: ~‘tho‘Dnrisn Athletic
Club last evening in the Center school
audltgrium. The door prize. which
llarsdn gold. was won by
No. 65c Theories has not yotbeen
claimed smiths enothat holds the
incity unmbesz‘requested to present
lt‘so‘ “3:011:70” further delay. The
comm! ; o_ charge of the dance was
Harold M and William Heinz.
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Watch for the
Opening
-'._J;‘;i— of the —-.
SOUTH NORWALK
PIGGLY WIGGL‘
' Store
n
GAS STOVFS
and
HEATERS
The Connecticut
and Power Co.
67 Wall St.
s
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.. mm —-
Shapiro Bros.
' In: more
' ' ’ > “filling for
' _ Ives-shod: in the mm
BO._IOBWALK, CONF-
GeorgeBrencher-waslnchargeofths
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‘ rustCo-
Bid—$1500 ASked
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