a a. . - " .4 >
“1% .1.
u" ill “We
cede!
”I demonstration.
' . e s
‘4.
7“ ~
accident-w. . -
th Bedcli. age is. of Winfield
entail. East Norwallr. has returned
h) iiottOsbomeAvc- ,. _‘ ..
' vnftdmunentsstaineq m Norwelk flown-1.4
Noise and Hrs. Chas-lee too
for ten months pay-
s," e- e
:
e'e e
‘0'
visiting her grandmother. lire. [My yeah,
7 set Buttery oi Broad River.
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Mrs. W. 0. Harris, formerly at
Stamford. now residing in Albany. 1':
Y. spent the week end the guest of
Miss Rebecca. Hall, No. 1 Clean street. valved about ”00,009.:
‘ ‘ ‘ “MP“? 11-- a rectory at Stonington.‘
o e g
—Harris a am That's all.
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Many young folks of this vicinity
have enjoyed sliding on Wilton Hill.
Recently. until the thaw set in, there
have been many coasting parties.
- e e s
toe Saturday afternoon.
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Mn. Aubrey Williams of 80 Fort
street has returned from New York
City. with her {our months old son,
Richard Williams. Hrs. Williams has
been ill at the home of her aunt.
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-—¢omlug soon to the Regent.
“When Knighthood Was in Flavor."
with )darion Davies.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evauski or 41
nncoln Avenue saw “The Music Box"
in New York City recently. AMr. Evan-
elri attended the Automobile Show in
New York Satin-611.
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Mrs. Daisy Clle of the Standard
Cotton Goods Store has been confined
to her home. North Main Street, by
illness since Friday. Her friends are
glad to hear that she.is improving.
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Mrs. Frencis Crosby. wife of Dr.
Crosby of Seaview avenue. who broke
her wrist many morning. is improv-
ing. Her daughter Hrs. James Gil-
more of Bridgeport. will remain with
her mother during her illness.
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--Comlng soon. to the Regent.
"When Inighthood Was in Flower."
with Marion Davies.
e
Theodore Neusudorrf of 41 Lincoln
Avenue. who has been ill for the lost
three months as the result of nervous
brakdown. is improving. He 'is at the
home or his daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Evenski.
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A new Yale undergraduate publica-
tion. to be known as "Elihu." after
the founder of the college, and offi-
cially described as "semi-serious," will
he launched into the world of journal-
ism February 1.
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Mrs. Ed. Bedell of 5 Osborne Ave-
nue. East Norwaik. will give a card
party Wednesday evening to celebrate
her husband's birthday. Among the
guest. will be Miss Bessie Bordley,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evanskl, Mrs.
. Theodore Neuendorr: and Mr. and
34. Mrs. Tunis Cole.
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.m Alfred R'. Nutting has been
substituting in Mrs. Wilbur at the
Concord school during the past week.
Mild Anna E. Stirk. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. J. William Stlrk former-
~ly of Bridgeport, and now living in
Norwalk who has been seriously ill
since December is. is impinviig.
e s e
, -—l‘uil line or auto aces-cries.
g, ‘ tron Kobe.
ron coLos, cottons,
Use c :"é’"%2i"'h"%. noun
. . . to no in d
with Cod Liver [street and Menthol,
so Coats.
0
Simeon-Powell Corp.
« . South Norwslk.
Nora carves, ii . crossed
with difficulty through the smoky
cessa'rheiire
-coei. Anumborofvaleeble‘piocesct
antique (units? war: mved.
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pany yesterday.
Paul Lengyel has so
83,881. and assets 3325.
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u—Herris a: (lens. That's All
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at 8 o'clock.
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Stamford.
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yesterday.
nation.
as to this.
more time to the care or _ Hartford
parks.
Waterbury, met Frank Lucian. for-
merly of 20 Easton avenue. Water-
bury. as she was walking slang Eas—
ton avenue yesterday. Lucian was
carrying a three-months’ old baby.
He gave the baby tonic girl. liking
her to mind the infant while he went
on an errand. Miss De Joseph is still
minding the child and the police are
looking for Lucien. Warrants charg-
ing abandonment may be sworn out
today ror Lucien and a woman living
in Poughireepsie. N. 1.. as the result
of a complaint made by Miss De Jos-
eph to the police.
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The historic residence in Palisade
avenue. Mndsor. known as the Peer-
son estate. and owned by Mrs. Edith
Allen Conley. was badly damaged by
fire Saturday with a loss estimated at
813,000. The firemen had a hard
tight or six hours boron-e the denies
were subdued end some of them sui-
fered from the cold to such an extent
that they required medic-n attention.
Frank Deueiow, osretehsr. and In.
tilled roomsortheiiouse. Iii-s. Gooey
is spending the on the Pacino
believed to have
been caused by an overheated chilli-
ney. resulting iron: the use of soft
r-M‘m. Thet’ssli.
figereek- .Q-wfie Jr V in
. “Wing,” ..
sandals; ' ‘ : :
sis-nuiil'osénu resumed 'her
duties st theme Vetwuyam o. no-
» Lean. Washington ~steeet."e.rter anat-
seesaw mat Dosseiirsa “Kathi“? . ~.
aided 'in sacs oi!
mobiles. ’- -
r f in}; Helen. Peiidergast. of Spring
”A. meeting of‘the Homital Thimble Hill avenue. is»
silen- being held this afternoon at
the heme or lire. May Hyatt. 1.: Arch
ounces -is
accuse. ; »
essistinga‘s-Vstenogrna
pbor in is. mmom County, strings
. > . .43... .5...- VViotrola it" ' nueilfs
In. orwaih. Building, Loan and on easy weekly payments.
nun-in: sen-suction is holding a evenings until o‘pni. A
“ting today in the oflice of Taylor .
ore op.
I» Annual repeal-tamer Hartford courts
show iii persons sent to jail tor
11mm law.voilations, in year ending
September 30. compared with 228 for
. . , - . Miss Frances
. The Wimpheimersilk mill at New
Haven was sold by Charles’A. Winni-
heinier'to the‘Amcrlcan Velvet com-
The transaction in«
The ’4 velvet
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes. or
East avenue. are the p rents of a son.
the Spring-
wood Chocolate Shop to Mrs. Khh,
owner of the building in Lexington
- avenuein which-theaters is located.
The nomination of Alfred c. Ward ‘ ‘ '
m postmaster of Middlewwn was
confirmed by the Senate at Washibt'
Bankruptcy petitions flled yester-
day at New Haven were those of
George Pandajiis. Waterbury. debts
86.602. no assetst; and C. Dudley Cul-
len. electrical, supplies. Norwalk. debts
place was a
in this city.
MissLCarolyn Finney Springer. con—
tralto soloist ot'the chair or Christ
Episcopal church. Greenwich, Will be
the soloist at the open meeting of the
D. A. 8.. in the South Norwflk Con-
gregational church Thursday evening.
Percy H. Lei-ends. printer. stam-
ford. widower, and Bertha Albrecht.
housekeeper. Stamford. were man-led
on January 6, by Rev. Wallace H.
finch of the First M. E. church in
George A. Parker, superintendent
or perks in Hartford and nationally
known as an expert on park .matters.
has resigned as a member or the state
perk commission. it became known
Hr; Parke!I said that ho
had sent his resignation to Governor
Templeton and that le'ter he had re-
ceived a letter from the governor re-
questing hlm to reconsider his resig-
Mr. Parker is still undecided
The action is due, Mr.
Parker said. to the pressure of his
other duties and the need for devoting
Miss Florence D. Joseph. 18. of
mm-
, sis .s., ..
«mm! line oi! sure accessories.
Aaron Kuhn. . -
s s'o
Knead iii-am Esrstrom.and 1v
liar-strong are leaving for
[comers bop. They are going,“
Jacksonville by rail. where'they will
proceed on their tritium-automobile.
. O C C
The many friends of Mrs. no.
; 74?":11. ..‘ . .v. ~ .7
\
turned to their home in this armies.
torday. after spending the week end
with friends in Bedford. N. Y. They
reported that the now tell in that
great deal heavier than
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Roger Amundsen or 57 Olboflie
avenue. and Iildred McCoy. u Hoyt
_ street. are ill with m
Hales or 14 Concord fittest. is ill with
lobar pnemnonia. according to re-
ports made to Dr. Robert E- Pordso.
health officer.
coo
The Hospital Whist club will meet»
Friday afternoon. Januasy_19th. at the.
home 0! Min. W. R. Cartwright. 58
Coverevenue. East Romain.-
wish to attend please notify the hou-
ess not later than 10 o'clock on Fri—
day morning.
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The Norwalk Chapter of the D..A.
R. will hold the re
meeting at the Royal James Hotel. on
Thursday. January 18. at 8 o'clock.
Important basins. will come before
this meeting... flies Cathleen Andrews.
MILL-till. dud t- wciai hour will bean-
:oyed alter the meeting. .There will
be a full board meeting at 2:30 o'clock
warp.
"9.9:" s
The two-to “
tram’ “7“ "s building .
s“. e
At a meeting or directors or the
Norwalk Lumber Company. held yes-
terday afternoon. at the Commerce
street mess. it was voted to issue
part of the new stock‘ authorized by
the tookholders at the annual meet-
ing. The stockholders at that ‘time
voted to box-ease the stock from 349.-
000 to $149,000. Tho fibck hired by
the directors will be taken up by, the
present stockholder-tot the company.
We:
‘ ., Midweners
at Bridgeport: ordered?“ investigation
of. published. seems an: Women
allegedstoien‘em. has or or. . g,
'4 :4 4 ~. .412- ‘ '
’The Houseboat Who'll! :hold
their regular meeting“ Wing at
109 ,Washilwton, street. Important-
to um: up at. this ,
$-
F'errc‘fi of Fairneld 'avéiiue are lorry
toleersthstsheiscritioaliyflietthe
loci-wan; Hospital.- Mrs. Ferrell is the
widow of the late James Ferrell, who
passed away
time I80.
,Mr. and Mrs. Bail-ion. ems; to-
am! John
All who
guiar monthly
t 20
North Main street which is owned by
M.Joesmd:lon.andwhiciiwasin
danger of. collapsing yesterday"‘at¢er
the heavy snowieli. will jun be merely
braced up it» the time being. The
owners are at the present time drew-
lng up plans for the erection of a new
building on this site.
started on the new structure early in
the spring.
Work will be
i
.
mentwitieover’tbeirreguisrreuies . ' .o'ief'of-i' ;.
_' , : - ~ JEheigoat ”noghave: specific; sev-
6rd cement-in during who”;
days about peopiegiot
now from the
s S ’e
The mi ‘o: M
chm ' within-each of the
e- e e ..
‘ *-The' Monday Afternoon Bridge was
“tam“. yesterday but lilti- £9102!
VanAiyitne at her» home on ”Bufiefi
avenue. The? dust prize was won by
Mrs. James Golden, second by .- Mrs.
Fred aLyonanda guest prise was
mardei’i Hrs. Winfred Bodwell. Mrs.
Percy We“ .91 Brookeide Fill b.
hostess at ' the .next meeting of the
club.
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uneuccessful.—Stamrord
Monday. s
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by snarling . dose: grdr‘ ; pi
m i be ‘i
avenue. Bridgeport.
A Complete Assortment of
Underwear
In Manila and Knit. for Indus Ind
ladies, Gentlemen and Child!!! at—
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Bowl
45-47 West Washington meet
SOUTH NOBVVALK. '
our smart: 3:2,...ka ~ ”
Edward Anderson wire“ Emmi fl! ' '
this morning lathe downtown.“ 4 - —— , . , .c.
Those,tgro young men, who 8‘6 mi-
nors’were placed under arrest by Pa-
‘t‘iclmeawmice semi-sin. Samar.
racy were units five'dollars and costs
this morning ' Judge Vosburgh. The
very—mam? ‘ "1°“ sentence was- ’ ended in both cases.
A nvegton Hack truck loaded with
marble became stuck on the trolley
track ‘ on Noroton Hill. Just west at
Miller's Ridge 3t 4 a. In... this morn-
ing. and delayed car service on the
Norwalk line. necessitating a transfd
of‘ passengers at this point. The truck
was travelling on the car track and
slipped ofl the edge or the road. the
wheel becaming wedged in the gutter.
At 11:30 this morning. in alerts. of
garage men to remove it had been
Advocato.
Exhausted by hours. of' .riiigbt
through snow banks and by swim.
‘ming chilly ice-choked rivers: chased
by huliehaisoing humans afi. ed
’ i; ea?!
~miles, nodes was‘zfiptui‘ed‘yésterdey
morning teebiy struggling in the ice-
cold water oi’ the Henry street bald.
W : re, Thresho- 1.1M :10:- by
1 mwbvoaiammenm-M~ wu-
liamson and Stanley Kelloggouickiy
recovered her strength and was taken
to Beardsley Barn. mar-idgeporgmwhere
- , ., extend ms. the .600
captured last Monday on Seaview
shown to these individuals. It. has
Children: Also Muslin and Fine! for:
W...“ _,eonnectcd , -.. _
Shipflng'noerd at Wilson Point.
sour-,9 Mother and child are ge
along line. . .
0.
am will
home 0.! 1&4
teinswillbeelected. .
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During the dorm sundey night
deserted on the Washington street
bridge. When ABridgstender Charles
Pratt. investigated he found the ear
filled with pot-Mi m The owner
of the car returned yuterday morning
and towed it away without telling
M “It be intended. to do with
all of the porn: ‘3“: -
At last psrssrvsrenee has been re-
warded. The identity of a number or
the “‘hedy Charactds' ’iu East “or-
wuik who have been causing so much
speculation by their mpiclous actions
been discovered. It is the desire
of the authoritia to. temper smiles
with mercy, hence the leniency'eo far
been learned that a number oi them
are well-known in protestant! lire.
while, others are highly respectd in
the social circle in which they move.
Practically without exception. sort-ow
would be brought. upon innocent per-
sons it thus persons were taken into
custody. The authorities are willing
to admit that they have been unable_
to explain the myuery "Around the
Cracker Box." but E. Fetctpt ins
caught asleep. Padlock has a rung
on a staple, Hedgehog tracked to his
lair, C. Horatio has been overheard
making exclamatory exclamation»
while another individual has told sir--
era! Truly Prepostcrous tales. The
most important discovery made so tar
has bee that of Tommy Backsteir.
, who was apprehended with his col ' " h" V
hishiy into-lined: arm- tetostng f: " '
Maisonette termstoreevalth
cret otthe anchor box. a;- to 1;...
cats his accomplices he was bouu '
over to keep the secret until the even~
ing or January 36th, when he has
fl. e
~+ Hundred~
, enemies“.
about two weeks ago following an ac-
cidsut between a Standard oil truck
he was driving and a Norwaihatam-
ford trolley. Mr. Matilda-d had lib
shoulder dislocated.
” s ~e
. The Ml! of Walter 1. Thompson.
who were driven out or their home.
do Ioutn» m when the now
“used the building.“ partially coi-
lapse. have the ampathy of many
‘fl’isnds in this phee. They were for-
mer residents here. Mr. 'l'honimon home or Mrs. Burgessr-r'
blag employed for a number otyears
by the former tax-Mayor William B.
Rubbeil.
%
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l
l
l
'The Mic?
The many friends of sir. end me.
Berry recover-10cm street. Nor-
welk. are extending cocci-atomic
them.
these, {out the birth or a serge—pound
e s s . ._
The moonthly meeting of the Bow-
a'yton Civic Association was held last
evening at the Rowayton Hose Com-
pany‘s qunrters. and was well attend-
ed. Ths feature or the gathering was
the addi'!‘ "Cam I. A. Yarrow.
at: Roweyton avenue, on "the Near 4
last ' mutation.” The speaker has
spent several years in Turkey and
other pieces in Europe and as well
versed in erteire there and his edhess
was intensely interesting. Reports or ty minutes late. A large
committee were. also given. It was de-
cided to-hnvoxho entertainment given
in Trinity Church about e month ago.
repeated here on Wednesday. Jan-
uary 31st. This was entitled “Deacon
Dubbs."end ttwesglvsnbyacom-
petant cast at young people and arou-
sed much interest.
~ , . . i... . -~ - i
’ Z’l‘he Women's -rorei’gn' l‘ltissiohary
m i. the East avenue Methodist
ignite evemng at. the
siren. No. so yea
Zendt street. The third chapter of
“Building for: India” will beirevicwed.
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“the piuochie tournament go! the:
safflower Hook and Ladders" Oom-
peuyfidn'stssttntsevenfiigatthe
cream or the company. on Yes
Zaudt dust. This tournament will
be conducted along the plans or the
onsheid last year. Twoieemewin be.
organised’ this evening no the cap-
someonelerteuolds'ordtouriugcar
' ri
ytozn
m. “mathMGuwthehmw
' e
0 die! . .
“a m mum Kr. and m. Fred
0
”I". J. Hurray
rived in Norwalk nutcrday. The White, of sum...
“mmmhmm
'totheHoseHousetofay.
U C
m of Mr.
Great. 0: the Post
I
Ginon Borglum
Mt. amumsrmhis Coke Sunday morn
,m‘ Crockett was ad- clam of the Congre
Nor-walk Hospital He gave a lot of inside
in: the National Govern
meets at Washing-ton th
interesting: Mr. Borgl
friend of Theodore R
an intimate friend of P
0 mg and. as such. has
make flm hand absen-
ce! aflsdrs at Washing: ,.
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The Darien Fire
tire.
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, Aid Soci‘ ety of the Ro—
wayton Methodist church will meet in .._
the chapel on Thursday afternoon at some of the larger palm-s. r» . .
1:80 o'clock for the purpou of sew- "
ing. Aspeciaibflne-mceungotthe
societywillbeheidatto’clockror
the purpose or electing slices-s forthe
year and making arrangements for the
mite box opening. uue. attached a. snou- 4-
’ ‘ front of his big Packard 7y.
Plans are being started for the old- (”a fine work.
iuh’iEi'EEd‘ concert to be given by the .
Hives Ready circle or The King’s
Daughters. The books for the concert
will soon be secured and relaunch
wni be gins-ted, finch mute-n is
being aroused. and}! is updated that
the concert will. rival those of "ye
olden tymes"_when Father Kemp him-
seit conducted
Ambler; asze‘hairman or the entertain-
Fstout committee. will train the ma. adjoining the barn and is an.
‘ ht.” been of incendiary or
greatest loss was in a In
of prise winning ion-ls. i
cocka chickens and
large (men: 1
household goods stored in the in
and all were burned.
There were also a
and Norm by the
’ EAST sonwam
Old Cars Bought .—~'All Kind! 0!
s stoves or.
back a: the tracks.
SAFETY '
. FIRST
. With your money, as
.With yOur life, the rule
is Safety First. And
.. that is billy one of the
.r‘uies of this bank. The
~ other rules are, Safety
Second” Safety Inst and
...,Sa‘fety all the time.
{City National
Wumm 1.,
‘Mwusnoeaqoho:
_ . I» It. and ”I. Charleal)
fieoneton Mdrivechsb of Bridgeport, ‘
. for! one
erick Smith. 0":
h 7“.
R031, “-21"
.
called out on Saturday ever v;
half wt six. to a Chimney 4.
The Darlen Departmcrz
quickly and rapidly
The roads in Darlen so»;
better shep after the 5%.
street department was r-‘z?
early yesterday mornir:
plows. clearing the rap»? ~
On Sunday afternoon
morning. John Mason. r’
The mhorlties here era N...._.
their investigation of the 9 A
destroyed a large barn »
Phil” 1“. Niven Of Lflrov 2r.-
Way night. The loss is T
about 88.000. partly r‘n‘a ,
lance. The water pr. sctru
Hrs. W. 1- and nearly even-thing in :37: Ear:
dutroyed. The fire started in
Little damage was (3511'?
The trolley service was dezared any
the day. all trolleys being about its.
Mack truck got stalled r: 1
tracks in the Nomim ..
day honing. and he trolleys ccz‘
pass. until yesterday norm.
day evening. and the troifr‘ys CE
the trolleys woud go as .‘ar aim
truck and then exchange
On Sunday afternoon i‘rcra-
”: . . 7 trolley running i‘rom 4::
‘ afternoon till seven -.
lonwm Am mama Connecticut Company smu- {on
" mm' went over the tracks, and that on
snow into the road. ‘
later. the motor driv-‘n snow :im
- “n. “a. 4 owned ‘hy‘ithe State Went over in
—-H 7 I“ ' Post Road. and throw all he on
' 22 WALL ST.
Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate
Robt. A. Benedict
Jeweler and Optometrist
(
343213111111 Norwalk
Trust Co.
0".
r-aVISIT—
Shapiro Bros.
LIVE STORE
Something for
Everybody in the Family-
so. serious, GONNV
ias wesnmo'ron sin!!!
Rights
told—ohm Asked
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