Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 15, 1923 · page 4

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«Wheeling agent's
oooros'wilbe hel immoral:

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ties of MI- Georthmfl

anton street. in 0.17s: stated. title wool: end it
i. upon recently It the ems omits: magma {mm
. ggLsppendlcitis ' I e

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'riie resignetlon oi list. Dr. stem

menu tor torty ner- reotor or St.
John's Cpisoopd church. in New Hs-

_ yen. will be sated upon by the perish

\‘iotrols st Donneily‘s
1'9 0m

tonight.

' J-ney your
on ossymeoltiy payments.
"evenings until 9 p m.

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Dix-l Stevens Jinn been discharged
from the Nomlk Hospital. where no
tunderwent treatment. for appendicitis.
Inc is now st his home in Quinterd

avenue. g
l t 6 0
‘. Interment of the remains at lure.
{William F. Ween-l. who died Friday

i'ht at her horde, in 4 Blake street.

1 be tomorrow morning at Pine
vIslond cemetery. . .
James Messliy reported to the po-
llce early this morning that there was
a. broken manhole cover on Connectld
‘cut svenue. near Cedar street. The
-' Street department was notified and is
linsklng repent.
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iEliot’s all
. E‘hr’eo cases of measles were repert-
‘ed to Dr. Robert E. Perdue. health otr
-‘ncer. over the week end. They are:
1.613118- Robertson, Scott street Delle
%lor.li11 Rowan street and Rilth
t. Melrose road
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The Young Women‘s Hebrew Asso-
ciation will hove 3 lecture. tomorrow
night, by Mrs. Cecelh Ruodsliy or
New York. Department of Immigrant
Aid. and will speak on this subject at
the Y. M. H. 'A. Home. South Main
street. .
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John; Russell of Po rt Chester report-

ed that while coming down Allison!W

hill, this city. on Saturday evening.
his auto was sldeswlped by a. truck.
The rear mudguard on his car was
bent. He did not obtain the license
numbers or the truck.

4,. see.

“c 'plaints have been made; the
7’ fpbout s vicious do: ownedvby l.
,ystroet resident. Yest‘e day.
rangther complaint .had 3

 

ee-
de. Pnti‘plmnmAlbert Fraser in-
the oVVner of the do. not to let it

at large.v .
. 'ho

Hull line of sum soamrles.

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Philip Anne of 46 Spring street. sn
18-year- old boy. diappssred trolii his
home here. on Saturdsy and e. report
Mmade to the police thet lie wee
missing. He returned yesterday and
the police were inform“ thst hehsd
gone to Brooklzn i: look for Work.

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Thomas Stewart end Edward Ander-
son, two minors. who reside in the
First d rict, were srrested about
midnight. on Do! street, Mturdl'y, by
Patrolman Wallace Sammie. charged
with breach of the pence. The two
young men were engaged in a verbll
row with another young man. and
‘were making the welkin ring with
their remarks. This morning. because
of the absence of Anderson's parents.
continuance of the case was made un-
til tomorrow morning.

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Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens
served papers on the firm of Nowell &
Murray. Washington street clothlers
and hnberdsshers. in a suit stifled
against them by the Rainbow Knit-
wesr Mills of New York city. who lil-
lege an unpaid bill of 8122. 40. It is
eipected that the firm will. through
their attorney. Cramer C. Hegeman.
nib p voluntsry petition In bankruptcy.
Gimmes! Av Connery represent the
pisinliib in the setion. which is re-

Fon come. coueHe.
u ‘PIRCON‘zlgiTIO. 17%
es s. lie Pine oni oiled
with Cod Liver Sal-sit and Menthol,
. ll

wstch ;'Olu' stitch club will
“Imus-inhm. "Se-Mew

‘is's
school tslidi-

moment is noted in the condi-
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shrill-flow

Non-well: noudlhs
ties will be held tomorrows

Wildest,
Aerosxoim. ‘5, ‘ .

mt tot Buford spent the
end in Not-welt with triads

letter corral-i. iii ill at his resilience.
to climax: street. h

Frederick H. Madden. o! It Ill-sili-
week's illness or the grip.

T-mll-is s lain; :rilet‘e All,
Herbert Winchester,

allies of the Second District Commie-
lienem City Hulk. .
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mohullfle, or
is meryin street. entertained relatives
.troin Shelton st their home over the
week- end.

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Snow caused collapse of roots 0!
two buildings. in Hartford. Exhibition
Hall st Chet-tor Oslo Park. And Gospel
Hell in film street. ‘
More then 180,000 motor Vehicles
were registered in Connecticut in 1921
Mid Motor Vehicle department res
ceipts increased.67.per.eent. over 1911.

EdWin 0. Keillor. former lieutenant
governor of the State of Connecticut.
is reported as being very ill at his
residence in Mott avenue. and is
under the care or a Erhalifito nurse.
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—Coming soon the B
"When Knigntnood‘ Wu iii Fla
with Msrion Device... .
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Regular business was disposed of at
s meeting oi the Woi‘eoms stran if
Ledge. No. 3“. sons oi Si. fleo
held Betu'rdly night. in Red Men's
lam-25 Mole-street”: _

A bunch of keys w:re found In the
bzx of the German Press. on Eliss-

street. by Patrolman Albert fins-
er last night and were turned over to
the owner. Josoph W dorm.

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Miss Beers has de her posi-
tion with Jumesn‘DogIe y. 18 South
Main street, after boing confined to
her home for the past several Weeks
with s More stoic: o: is nippe.

etit,

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The postponed ennui meeting oi
he Whaisoever Circle King's Daugh-
tors. will be held Wednesday January
17 at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Frank
J. Bradbury. 40 Bayview avenue.
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—-Coming soon. to the Regent.
“ll/hen Knightliood Wu in viewer."
will: Mel-ion Dairies. .e
*6 regullr in:¢tiiig oi ram...
Fol-inn. no. i. i". l". 1... tonight oi the
Forum hell. 100 Will gt 1: street.
Member's some out and the new:
ly elected odioeurs. .
This evening liii ell Not-well: out
will comer the sum: Degree. inst oi
Intimate Secretary, at the meeting of
DeWitt Clinton Lodge of Pekfectlon.
Scottish Rite Masons. in Bridgeport.
the cast to be headed by Horace M.
N. Sigman or this city.
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The memos; Qtdhe. Women 0!.
Moosehesrt Legion are defied to st-
tend the meeting to be held tomorrow
night. Regular business will ‘ be
tronssctsd o: considerable mport.
once. A card party will be ii ld oft-

chapter.

 

‘ A Complete Assortment of
UNDERWEAR
For Men. Women ind cnlldren st

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John '1‘. Byron. one of the south
lid street, has rooms from s

or fliblon M-
court. lies taken e. position in the to

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or the meeting for the behest oi tile

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their marriage.

in about a week.
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night.

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completed.

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home.

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yesterdsy morning.
bold minimal bouquet It the snort
walk Country club Friday night.
rangements {or the nflalr are

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Little Miss Jessie isrliln. or 126
Woodwsrd Avenue.

—nnrris .1. Guns. Thst's s’n.

Lucius“ “climbi- 0!; til? 11on
fillies Inn, Norms. paced the weeks
go with his weak in New You?

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Mini the is.“
on he new st 1'
ii “olocit till? idemlli'i st or idol-7's

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Residents or .F‘itoh'srhilh. Eli-st Dis-
ct. have agreed to allow
use the hill tor sliding. the politic
“nounced this morning.
mill be posted at the foot of the hill.

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Dr. end Mrs. Harry Heifernan. who
here been residing in Denbury since
will move into
ntw borne on East “can; Not-walk.

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The Ride Basketrlel and Indoor
Bus Ball Combat. Tenn, 19: F. A.
'wss prevented from going to atom. -
to pins the games scheduled
Frill" license of inclement nether.

For the second time this year the
Daubul-y police reported that I. Cole
sewn—passenger touring ear. registri-
tlon numbers 17-316. mm been ll’toiell
.i'rom that city. 31:” car wns‘nint’stol-
en on January 4th. and recovered on
anuary 5th. and was nagin stolen hint

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-—21c l. dly for ten Months pays
_ (for e. Hoovee- cluster st- Demure. 4
Free demonstration.

Willem W. Dawson, Jr.. architect.
announces the removal of his offices
from 127 Washington “street. to
south Main street. South sol—walk.
Co‘n. where he. will
prictgeiotdiis profession. architecture.

Members of the Round Table club.
the original Knights of King Arthur.
silenced ills morning semoesios'tne-

hotel:
The

Acne May \Villiamson.

George Lax-kin

 
 

 

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celebrated her
“turban
level-oi of her friends gathered at her
Gifts Wore distributed.
the alternoon we: went with toys
juries 1nd children's deli
ir‘eelu‘n‘enii were some so
this teeters- well e big birthday cells
yitii ili‘res undies. 'i'iis color rename
oi! the house GEooratlons was him:
Among those who st-
tended were Adelhide Hill.

 
 
 

 
 

children

A guard

fifimlism N. Psi-Glow. formerly room '
clerk at the Hotel Mshackemg, and
lit present manager of the University
Brooklyn. visited south Ror-

their

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the

in 3 body
club will

inrg

it hell
and

I. no.
one Of

Jenn slid
lint}: on

 

fillies.“kt of“

‘ . t6 bfifcliasé.

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in... coin: n..-pow o: Milford,
Conn" who has passed severiu weeks
it; South NOrwnlk, returned home to.

*0! the Presm‘ierlan church. was re-

‘Uhlti‘lel P. fililhbfi. the local admin!!-

11 appear before. the State Legislature to
Elizabeth Holshauser and Jessie and

Dorothy". ”In“!
Mountains-inififrori
gunmen on... or?

”town.

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Nor‘wslk. .
0- e o '
Sterling 'the

taut-ell nil has i
sills rooms in lgmfignse

Oil W diam 1 ext“
the finals dint. wfi‘éfii lull lane
2%“iifWM ‘dfilfimmn‘lfwl‘

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(5de on the ty'fie 62 mm they

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mole oml- Ernest I). or... his
Bean appointee no: wot-dell nailing tile
absence elm-so moi-lei: ottnier. who, is
seriously ill. Hr. Enlist received hi!
appointmtbt front the Douro of select:
men.

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are members or the Mist club in:
week at her battle on Prospect
nue. In the cord playing, Mrs.

the consolation who went to

Ralph Hindley. Betreshments were
served. v . r
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A trdi'fic's‘tend at West §uk plies

terday afterniion. when it Fill
against by an automobile owned by
Mrs. Esther '1‘me 6‘! Newton Eveline.
Naroton Heights. end operated by All»
len B.’1‘oms oi' the some address. Tile
darnage was settled .——Sta.mford Advil:
cute.
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A Dodge touring Car. owned byuflia
than Unser or Water sort skiddedon
Friday evening in tryiné to avoid hit:
ling a phrasing:I car and #1335”?! into
the Water hydl‘nnt in front at the
ltqyle school 1nd 'l-mmlml it down.
I‘crtufiately.ih= occupmts of the cel-
were uninjured. The car was {Ox-ed
to the Depot (lat-age where repairs
are. being made. No arrests were
made. .

; ‘J' .. C I C
Eugene T. Burgesser. the retiring
superintendent.“ .Lha..SnW‘€W

cently presented with a. beautiful sli-
ver loving_t:up b} oificers. teachers
and pupils of ihe~Sunday school, as I
token of their high esteem for his
faithful services in the past. Mr. Bur-
gesser. during higmm of service. has

{venue spent the week end ii

’ are. Hartford siniu: or tile fit
"roa'd spent Mill-dig with triendi ii

Ma‘s
on Presbyteljifi
smoker, at tfiilll'

oil-s. Alli-ed mistletoe momenta .

llam F‘léming won the first prize. while ' '
fire.

and River street was broken. into yes. .

E» aims.»
n _ ”mm,
4 Eileétflinstiifi

turnishéd m l
t the:

to his Fulfill; 1| Wm
illness, but is eohll‘dersliiy unpaved.
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immensimekortnehip.

trill solo a reclini- inee iiil‘ii
night with firs. Willi-in: Edison
First strut.

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The usual mating of the
Club at the Built Avenue E. E. eliurdli

Community hell.

0 ‘6 6 I
Lenny Domes. of Winfield street.
oommsnder of Frank (2. Godfrey
American Legion. attended the
ing or commanders held at New fish-
en, yesterday. ,

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WThe regular fortnightly shift in

dgetenders took place today. Cap-

"lain Charles Pratt taint on day duty
snd Ralph Bennett going on night
an“? e e e

“The oyster hoist Commihder put
imo‘ the local nether. yesteri'ny dura-
the “firm; in“. MG. “8 my Gilt

 
 
 

 

 

always been :rpre t. no matter what:
the mother, T school has mild"
fine progress undel- his guidance. Th
new superintendent is Andrew Show.
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7A" ~Norwilk-Stanilord trolley.
which William llcciumm at Stamford
was m. crashed into a Ford
truck; ' «. y the'Brldgeport Elec-
trical Supply Co. at'6230 o'clock Fri-
via: cloning. :‘hc decides. occurred
at Gardiner street in Noroton. 'lhe
at cident happened when the truck
oWerved upon the troll or trucks. 'l‘he
trolley was taken to Bridgeport for re-
piiirs tothe i’mllt vestibule. The truck
was fallen to the Depot ‘rarnge. where
extensive repairs me being made upon
It

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A communication from the State-f
Fuel Commission has been received by;

s

irntor. hulking his opinion as to whet!“
é'r the local situation wot warrant
the action of having the mmisslon

ask for power to carry out their decl-

 

sions. \[ndlurnpt has replied that in~
asmuch as the local coal company his

 

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tioli‘e linens a; I
:‘vzggegfieho‘fam regs ‘ u
D
”tendinitis: .
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«in; Arthur noun me or
mm W! enterhinth ’ first:
the dosage. 1- W et
church st hel- mm. on Thufld’sy ext-
ernoon or this wish

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in. and Mrs. Themes
lur. slid Mrs. Hlbbet or immune live-
nue sttsnded the peflormsnee at the
Hippodrome. New York city. satur-
day evening.

 
 

 

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This evening the two plnoehle tenant
or the mynower Bo 0k slid Ladder
Company will start the tunnel pineal:-
le tournament at the duel-zero of the
cempeny. It is expected first there
own in
ere all!

will be consider-ibis interest
the tourniimsnt this
some new plug".

reuse

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Yesterday'. stone caused eonsld

hie éonmtliln e!
stout the line or the gluing: Point
. I ,

or. no .... . ~
0 o lo '

elenc these ii° ”tough-3136:: 3:;

i! minutes or so. is

Mel: the f

:ddim “nib {Will

glen to w steels-lo been

leggings? the Cos Cob piss: dmlc

0 I! e. 'I'ha Dower W” m -—

stored. howev fl
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Between the

 
 
 

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‘ .330 m
huteltthstit was necessary it“
a full this We}; who will bi

WE house.
which will be lie-Jet! and nghied b3
till! W5 i b

Joliepli lilo-silica lies been confined
“onus. of

J. J. Wort-en o! is Plait street is
out again for the first time in tell-

St. Agnes' Guild of mflfirfih

Bore
twill be held on Wednesdsy evening at

(isles ring committee, member of the
_ “Reminiscentise” and oil! business
’. fiommittees

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

pthe snow through these open
i new even the side of the bridge.
*5 9 years the snow who «iii-
of inmost having to do this

it consul

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

be done this year.

Rowayton

I Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
belle. N. Y.. ‘118 ave {de
A place. 9. $50 000 caste, on
ere Ishnd. were recent floaters
litre They will take Qwon or
their new home early in the spring.

 

 

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fie monthly meeting of the Rom-
ton Civic Allocation will hold this
binning in the R obs Rouse
mil. After the bmeh meetini an
interesting program of entertainment
“Will be held. Captain E. A. Ysrreyot
newsman avenue who recently re-
turned from thou-d end so my.
tour through the Western sates.
where he was spooning tor the Near
Reliet fund will speak on “The
Near East Tangle.” Cam Yerrow's
‘tllk should be 0! especial interest in
View of the present utuatlon there.
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PhiliD 1'. Ohm m of Bat. and
firs. Frank S Clark. lately of the
Rowayton Baptist church. is makings
him! tor himself in sthieties ex on».
till Gentle. Oberlin. Ghifi where he ii
inking up tféslmmii broom
Shiites. Mr. Clark mime the Will
cross-country squad and is out as s
first year baseball candidate at Obs!»
n.. m is also out for the Oberlin
freshmen ml: teem. air. dial-it was
graduated (ram Norwalk High school
iii June. During his its; It New
High he was treasurer of the Dr:-
fitic club. chairman of the senior

 

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Milton 3 Rowland 6! Crockett

by mil-rinse.
his...“ mils finest “9.32%!

ices: Korfllk ‘l-iis certainly tool:
t

FIRST

With your money, as

with your life, the i'-ule

; is Safety. First. And-

. that is only one of the

miles of this blink. The

- other rules are, szety

Second” Safety Instant!
Safety all the time.

 

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I’into the water. than to “Mr

seemingly. there is no reason why

street surprised m. Inlay nuns-l“

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

13. hr. s
Mk1!!! to visit
”in... wt... and On theta:
they will reside for the .Mnfm
Reynolds street. East \‘orwaik M

scanners 00m

LONDON. —8urgeons held
“on. films at the rooms of the:
ety of Medicine to cling.“
Chi" estliey'd made in ope ‘
My Edition! of course were am

 
 

Hanoi“. wsonzsosv Palm
35% 1! sod 1:30 to 5'
so" AND FRIDAY
0 to a P. u.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate

 

Robt. A. Benedict

Jeweler all’d Optometrist
22 won. 81'. nonwm

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.A 4 “-«r

Watch for the
Opening

of the —-
sown NORWALK

PIGGLY WIGGLY
I Store

GAS STOVE:
and
HEA’ TERS

The Connecticut fight
and Power Co.

67 Wall St.

 

 

 

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Shapiro Bros.

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