of y
several sections “Vice
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The Mince Helen
itred Whitelaw Eaten;
curd Duty. Satin-d day “5‘
home on Collendere
in the number of
Avenue ‘
in New York City.yestorday.
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w. Blithbl'hnd of W'.
uponattheNofhikHospital‘
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The "mummzwmbemi ,.
W and 3m 1. Thomas.
announcedthattheyhavebeen able
M Nornlltis ill with grippe. thisevening at the South Norwalk 1 , _ Dramatic mite- Bromnexd 3;? '
a o a club. . ., s . . _ also for presentation at ti; Rom. Breecnke, 13.1.53“, u.
”I. liam n. m b 003”“ ' 1 1’ an m 0’ “nude! Mono and An “9
u 3. 1:2,. m.m m: with the George Plea-mu of Wilton Qatari W stoning. January 81. The cast in- Bromiield. Brumnrzepeteni‘vk.
' " A . the Nomlk HUI-rim thi- 8703318“ I J H. 1 A ‘ diodes the muses union Iottram. Walsh. Wallace on} BM"
- . a a o 1 undergo a slight operationu: 7 ‘ Chores PM MIC . ”shuts; 5.5.. flaude Anderson, Andreas Anderson. ardson and Sandm. 81*“
Mi- J'essie Freudenthei of Tristram . - 1:2:Wl 0:93;?“ “*3 ' > ., a m Redliog “a Emma Wells: 3”.
1: Hyatt. liltai-sv:li‘:.di‘sforaging!e to her .mll‘ogifie of auto Mos. They W to b. C036 “M“. a,” Hospital, \ , .3 . %®%?mm¥ph Hart- “31:12:13..” the my,
, - lflal' ' \ 59: “
awith an a ll , Aaron . . . . weeks. , , -. .; ’ . ., - , Chris m m _M... 2“, y.“ , 3 . ,_ ,, addell. Thosofiaogtnhaving “legging :9 condition of :05 0; ‘33; ,
d-Dol! Dresses 10" 10° each. ‘1” Q“ Mrs. William Wolfe and Mrs. Vii-f Nowell a Murray. clothiers at 16.2 mat M 531" .Tli i-e is to g. thickdoo on ' wt. are I! 'l l. g I I on m. e mum” “hm-“1 mac‘s,
m of doll repairing. D011 Shop. 7 “.33 new t May-day 1n Ngw‘ Wflhm mew‘mm we”. 3t, motorcycle nth which he II M: “V0392. 323:“ M w, m 33’ €912.35“an maligflmm :‘fi‘fl. it “as though: Mr.
' 3.3- Ave: P3030 ”°- ' York‘witnessing the may. "The Fool.” tome! (homer O. Hegeman, have ldeliveries. . “wag“, are hoping ref" '93» "cold 3.th ti;- ‘ ”8m“ "“51“ .14....
1 ‘ ~ - ' ms petiflon or woman nuns - - tree:- in. m .5 - "3i ' 1 °"’°"““‘ was taken i,
W Several large mogor trucks mood a ,
hauling some of the .3
:Cclonel I. M. Uliman was re-eiected ug‘o‘ughmnfcr skating;
Kiss Bertha Smith has resumed her Wm m“ ”-3- about
ll pm...
duties with Tristram .9. Hyatt. NOf- pregment of the Race Brook Country "mono and their assets are placed at congestion at tunic. on Wilma! d . 3611001- Several rag at”: “f
,. 'walk aft_er an absence of two weeks Club at New 123.753,. ‘m‘ 3; Mo. . .._ .o .- street, last evening about at o'clock. A busine- a...” or the Y. P.S. en paired and the .fire h0:e .7”:
with the grippe. iwhen they becanm stalled in the snow.
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C. 3.. of the Rowaytoa Baptist church;
0 V Anna may. 70 of New Haven was ~, Efldgcwit bank was“ in m: , V V V 1 1 h.” . - A feature of the Socia‘. ,
The Norwallt Building and Lo!!! burned to death. when" her clothing totalled 8521.37. 000 according to The GUM MEN“- Guard W 33-1,; 3 mfigghzrgigr. and hills I! 011.me of Maple avenue Dal-ion over the Weaver, ,2,“
Association held a meeting yesterday “ught fir. from an ougtove, We. Just comnied This amount ketbail team holds meeting and pracn I J , 1. A m. h ””5?” ie'co , to, her homeby a sprained “mill Party siv er. by M.
at which time 31 new members were ' o e e 3 ‘ is 128 m cent more my, cl {I o: ties at Community Hall. on You Mi take ”a?” after the mm 0 ankle. ‘ “ Niel Bly at then- he... 0:“,
taken into the Society. Mi“ Julia, autumn, of Geom- Springfield, m 87 per can more Street 1m W.1 . . . ’ . ' . ' 1 ‘venue‘ Dancing coast 7‘4
. o a ‘ m..and Mrs. Stephen Lasio have
Mrs. Edward L. Beers of Wilson
Place is able to be out again after
being confined to her home for the
past several weeks with illness.
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——Coming soon, to the Regent,
"When Knighthood Was in Flower."
with Marion Davies.
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Harold A. Mead. the popular drug»
gist of 8 North Main street is con-
fined to his home 9: Putnam avenue
with a. slight attack of ga'ippc.
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William H. Hickey. of Grand View
Avenue. who has been seriously ill. is
improving. Joseph Hickey, who has
been studying at Cornwallis, Pm, has
been called home because of his
father's sickness.
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——Informa1 dance, American Legion
Auxiliary, Norwaik Armory. Admis-
sion, 50 cents. Friday. January 19th.
Sterling's orchestra.
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Mrs. W. R. Cartwright. 68 Cove ave-
nue. East Norwaik, will entertain the
Hospital Whist club on Friday after-
noon. All those who are to attend
should notify the hostess by 10 o'clock
Friday morning.
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The cases of Edward Sheehan and
Frank DeMartino, who are being
held for manslaughter. and were
scheduled to come up this morning in
the down town court rooms, have
been postponed for one week.
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—-21c a day for ten months pays
for 3. Hoover cleanes- at Donnelly's.
Free demonstration.
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Hugh Marron, of 35 Smith street,
is spending the day in New Haven.
Mr. Marron is taking treatment at the
U. 8. Veterans Bureau in that city,
for an injury to his nose which he
received while a prisoner. in a Ger-
man prison camp. during the last war.
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District Deputy Grand Exalted Rul-
er 0. Irving Byington and out! will
go to Bridgeport on Thursday evening
to pay an official visit to Bridgeport
Lodge. Later in the month Mr. By-
ington will visit Stamford Lodge and
a reception is being planned in his
honor.
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——-Informai dance. American Legion
Auxiliary. Nor-walk Armory. Admis-
sion. 60 cents. 3 Friday. January 19th.
' Sterling's orchestra.
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The police received word last even.
ing that their was a fight on Day
.etreet. Patrolman Wallace Sammie
investigated the case. A man by the
- name of Bogus told him that he had
been assaulted by a man named Wil-
lism Parks. No arrests were made.
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Uncas Tribe of Red Men held a
meeting last evening. at which time
the new officers worked the adoption
degree. for the first time. Plans
were made for a pinochle tournament
which will start in the near future.
The team elected Lester Bush and
William Kelley as captains. The en-
tertainment committee of the tribe
reported that all plans had been
made for the three day Trading Post
of the Tribe to start on February 2.
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-—Coming soon to the no on
1 "When Knighthood Was in Flov‘verfi'
in Marion Davies.
0
FOR COLDI. COUGHS.
. BRONOHITIO. ETC.
40!. 8. P. C. White Pine Compound
with Cod Liver Extract and Menthol,
so Cents.
town. has taken a position as waitress
in McCarthy's restaurant, Commerce
Street.
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-—Harris &. Guns. That’s all.
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Dr. S. Willard Cley of
died of heart failure while clearing
snow from around his stalled auto-
mobile.
Katherine Hayes. High »Scbool
girl. in Bridgeport. rescued two chil-
dren after she heard their dries in
burning house. .
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—-Fuil line of auto accessories
Aaron Kohn. .,
were seized by the state police in
Bridgeport in their investigation of
motor theft ring.
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The annual meeting of the parish-
ioners of Grace Episcopal church was
adjourned from last night until Tues-
day, January 30. because of the
weather.
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The ‘Week’s Auto Supply on 1 West
avenue have just had a new radio
set. installed in its store. They plan
to give radio concerts for the benefit
of their customers.
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—‘Buy your \‘ictrola. at Donnelly’s
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p m.-
0
. According to the we- kly report of
the State Board of Hca‘. in there were
iwsutv-iwo (uses of measles in Nor-
walk the past week and one case of
scarlet fever. Darien had two cases of
scarlet fever and Weston one of
measles, while Westport had four and
W'ilton-flve measles cases.-
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—Harris 8: Guns. That’s All.
Michael J. Metrics. of Bridgeport.
driver of an automobile truck owned
by Henry Brenslnv of BridlePOrt. re-
ported to the uptown police last night
that an automobile operated byHarry
E. Smith. of 4 Sound View court..th
skidded on Main street. and. “collided.
with his truck. The two machines
were slightly damaged.
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Ralph E. Dibble of Winfield street.
East Norwalk. accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. Mary Dibble. of the Sec-
ond district, and his aunt. Miss Mar-
garet McClure. Wilton. left today from
New York city for Miami. Fla... where
Mr. Dibble expects to remain about a
month before his return. Mrs. Dibble
and Miss McClure are planning a two
months’ stay.
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~Harris d: Gans. That's all.
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The entertainment committee of
the South Norwallt Club announced
today. that in view of the exceeding-
ly bad traveling .to the Norwalk
Country Club. arrangements had been
made to charter a big car of the Con-
nectlcut Company to take members
and friends to the annual unquet
tomorrow night. This car will leave
the Liberty Square junction at 6:38.
and all those who have secured tickets
for the dinner are urged to take this
car.
4 ’
AOomplcteAssortmmtof
Underwear
In Muslin and unit, for Messed
Children;Alstholin-ndm1m
ladies. Gentlemen andOMidrcnab—
E.K.BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Durham-chemo Hotel
45-41 West Washington m
Simeon-Powell Corp.
South Roi-walk.
SOUTH Romans.
Danbury .
Two more alleged stolen automobiles '
.in the Far East.
than New Raven's total. and 'I per
cent. more than those of Hartford.
claimed to be the richest city in pro-
portion to its population in the coun-
try.
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“While the... congressmen and, sena-
tors are favorably inclined toward the
wets you need not expect to get
prohibition pincer-a in Connecticut
who are in sympathy with the drive
against bootieggcrs." Dr. Clarence
True Wilson. of Washington. chairs
man of the board of morals of the
the _ United Forum held in the town
hail-at Milford last: night. “under the
auspices of the Men's federation.
_Wdrd is received at the Yale Med-
ical School that an motive cure for
lr-prosy- has been found in the serum
discovei‘ed by 'ProfessOr Arthur L.
Dean. Yale, 1902. and now connect-
ed with the university of Hawaii.
At the present time, 4,000 patients in
the Philippines are recovering um
results have'been obtained elsewhere
Japan is enthum
iastically trying the serum, and hopes
to rid Korea of its" 20,000 leprs.
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The annual meeting of the Con-
necticut Fish and Game clubs will be
held- at the Stratfleld hotel. Bridge-
port. next Friday commencing at two
o “.clock The Western Connecticut
Fish and Game Protective association
of Danbury and vicinity will be ten.
nesented by A. H. Higson. It is an;
nounced that any other member who
wishes to attend may do so, as there
is no restriction to the number from
any organization who may be present.
J. W. Titcomb. superintendent of the
state ilsh and game commission. will ’
be present Friday’ and will give an
outline of the legislative program of
the commission.
BARBERS' UNION “STALLS.
3mm: 11......m Conducts
the Central Inbor Union Hall on
Washington street. last evening. Ex-
Presidone Henry Seller. of the local
union. acted as mulling officer.
After the installation refreshments
were served and special entertainment
Methodist church, told an audience at ‘
der the Dean inatment and similar.‘
ringdeaders in the recent excitement
cobbler. has confessed to “how he lost
notes are counterfeit. A third. who
LocaiN the Column-v.13 a local politician. admlgghatdhe
o. 72 of the Barber-Lyn”, gets his str 1: from in cs.
held theirinstaii'at‘i’q'sp a: omm,usn., rummage}?! .g;W_
in the plot. swore.
fill.) that be positively refused tor ul-
icw his lions and tigers to appear. It
has been noticed. however, that .he is
acompanied by one of the less dan~
gee-01in ones. The most
out on his' hand. Mr.
treated by a doctor for the injury.
There ,was a good attendance;
evening. 3 7
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Some of the sidewalks in East Nor-
walh'. are in bad condition owing to
the fact that some of the property
owners in this section of the city mil-
ed to remove the snow from them.
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Community Halt on Van Zandt
street. is a busy place this winter.
Every evening some basketball team
can be found hard at practice there.
This is one of the best halls in the
city for such: a purpose.
John Houses of v;n Zandt street
on that street yesterday he had a col-
iision with a truck from New Ha'ven.
He stated that the mud guard on his
car was bent. and that- the hub cap
was broken. The matter- was settled
between the drivers.
The annual pinochle tournament of
the Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany got under way last evening. Cap-
tain Brundage's team defeated Cap-
tain Ferris’ team by two games. A
great deal of interesi was shown in
the tournament last evening and many
more enjoyable evenings are antici-
patcd by the participarts.
Confessions of a startling. character
have been secured from sacral of the
staged in East Norw silt. One. I. local
his sole.’ Another. a music master.
has acknowledged that all his highest
(without profan-
important
Charles" Toby of Charles street. ~
while at worli ybsterday at the Sul—
shipt Oyster company: received s bed
Toby was
the Women's Foreign Missionary So-
ciety. which met last evening at; the
home of Mrs. Willis Bean. An inter-
eating program was prepared for the 1
reported that while operating a car
took place._ ,
Theod'icers installed are as follows:
President—M. Cicaia.
Vice-President—Charles Galbo.
Secretary and bonsai-er — Otto
Lindstrom. ~
Rec rding Secretary -— Frank
Schmi
Guide—J. Maisano.
Guardian—A. Poiiaotro.
Trustees—Henry Selier. Edward
Michecithnd M. Boned; '
Finance Committee‘D. Maresco
confessions, that bear on thci mystery
under investigation rooms from the
village carpenter, who admitted under
close questioning first he has been
commissioned to construct thé “Crack-
er Box."
sion by the village btoreire'eper that he
has at great sacrifice disposed of all
his stale cakes and dog~biscuit and
that he expects an eitra large boa of
crackers. guaranteed to be fresh and
unopened. on the evrfing of January
H declares that no ice than
and C. Fem-lugs).
26th.
Following this the admis~ ,
id .
of J. Binge-s of Tokeneke:_cailed out
11.11:. Saturday. The damage WI-
siigh‘ t. With this smiths big fires):
the home, "of Phillip'flevens. on Leroy
“revenue later in the evening, the are
departing“ certainly put in a full
day's work.
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The one ton Ford worm‘drive chas-
sis,r"'with starter fiend, storage battery
complete. arrived at the Fire House,
yesterday; The chassis is equipped
With hard umber-t. trouble proof
tires. Immediate. work putting the
truck on the chassis was begun this
morning. Much interest is being
Water! in the meeting which will
be held this Friday evening. Circulars
for the mass meeting. and other post-
era. are being distributed around the
town. Among the preminent speak-
on of the .evening will be: Former
Hro Chiefs D. W. Ear-ford and Albert
E Winchester. of South Nor-walk, and
Fire Commissioner Joseph Taylor of
Rownyton. The names of several
other speakers will be announced
later.
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The Rmnon Methodist church
sincerely hopes and prays that her
coming to Rowayton may prove to be
a great blessing. and that lasting good
may be the result of her labors.
Miss Daisy F. Eggieston of Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. a successful ever; zllst.
Bible teacher and singer, has been se~
cured by the Rowayton Methodist
church to load in a religious campaign
beginning February “11,1923.
Miss Eagleston emphasises prayer
in her work and. in order to give op-
portunity to all. cottage prayer meet-
ings have been started. It is trusted
that many homes may be willing to
‘welcome such a meeting and that all
may rally to do a great work for God.
His Eggleston is a woman of large
experience in thin her life’s work. and
her leadership has been singularly
honored and blomed by God in many
fields in which she has labored.
L‘Tbe «use mentions met for its.
regular monthly meeting on Monday
evening and the attendance was good.
Following the regular transaction of
businessof the association. Captain E.
A. Yarrow. Near East Relief worker.
min on the .snluect. “The Neat-
East Tangle." It was unfortunate
that emits in the village was not
present to hear Captain Yarrow who
gave first hand knowledge of the
Eyes» Examined by a
University Graduate
.-
Robt. 3 A. Benedict
Jeweler and 611mm
:2 Wm sr. so'aw'snx
A
A small chimney are at the home.»
the Dorian me department, about 7 3
moved from their home on Grove
strect to New Jersey.
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Postmaster; Frederick H.‘8mith. of
the Post Road, spent yesterday in
Ridgeport. .
Miss Edna Carlson of Georgetown
spent the week-end in Noroton. the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew White-
law of Colleuder's Point.
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Mrs. F, J. Wrens. whohas been
living with her mother. ma E. G.
Evans of Linden avenue. is spending
two weeks with friends in Paterson.
13.1.
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The Men's Club, of the Noroton
Presbyterian Church. hold a card
party and smoker. last evening.- in the
club rooms of the manse on the Post
Road.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Pardee. of
Scdgewick Avenue, are the proud par-
ents of a boy. born Monday morning.
Mother and child are reported to be
idoing nicely.
O
The holder of Ticket No. 65, which
the dance given by the Darien Athle-
tic Ciub. has not yet presented his
claim. It is not known who the party
is. or word would be sent him.
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Miss Theresa Hoyt and Harold Mc-
Call of Stamford recently broad-
casted a radio concert from Newark.
NJ J. Several people in Darien and
vicinity who have receiving sets. en-
joyed their singing.
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Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt. repre-
sentative in the StatoLegislatui-e from
this town, is attending a session of
that body in Hartford. today. Mr
Hoyt will be in Hartford every week
on Tuesday. \‘Vednesday and Thurs-
day.
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The almost heroic efforts of the
team highway department to keep the
roads open during the recent storm
deserves a word of praise. Starting
a! 1’ p. 1b., sum. members of the
NORWALK AUTO “BOEING
COMPANY
5 ROWAN 5111. can NOBWALK
Old Cars Bought -— All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.
{—m—
Shapiro Bros.
, something for
Everybody in the funny.
80. ROIWALI, COIN.
128 WWW! arms
principal activity of ye
gallant“ refreshmes's up».
culded among the .
and Mrs. Arthur Bibbg‘rfngzir
Morehouse, Miss Ednzn cam,
Lois GillettE. Miss Flore:
Edwin Cooper. Ne‘ son Sm
ford Ballard, \‘iilllam R0:
ron Cantrell and R155:‘ _
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There will be a 03:15.",
in the Methodist Episrc-pa -
Thursday evening frrm .1?“
o’clock The sup; . r1: “313;“
the Ladies' Aid of u; ( 3!
charge. for the 51
cents. Cooks of ex;
pare the chickens. t.
ed. The young mnn of 2
act as waiters. Mn
president of the Lei;
in charge. Thr
towards repai‘rs 1‘
6.
"£6"
:59!
n
1.,
Mrs E. B. Gan. "
avenue. has just ,
severe attack of the gri'
. .
I I'Samarkofdistincdm
to wear a Lonzig
watch. The obsen‘am
of great nations image
the seal of approval a:
the Longincs for awn-m
and precision. \ieaof
afl‘a’rs prefer it for in
thpmdabfliry. Afamoo
movement cased in gold
platinum, or silver in
many exquisitzly dangneé
models
MEN'S-
Gold Filled “Long fies"
14 kt. Gold “Long nes'
WOMEN’S-—
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.555:
‘Longinu" Wrist Watches 565 s
G. W. Fairchiid & Sunnis.
Jewelers s.- 0;:1 r: at!
”7 MAIN ST. ARCADE CORNER
Bridgeport. C Olin.
19 Railroad Avenue
Flesh Pork Tendorloins. Fresh C 1
Tonnes. Smoked 13m TOHlet‘i
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