i
4.‘
SI
. pccted to be present.
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U complained of to the D011“ ‘0“ "t‘
" risen.
Icy sidewalks on Ely avenue were
nrdsy and Patrolman John Smith
warned residents there to keenthem
- -—-Coming soon. to the Regent."
"When Knighthood Was in Flower."
with Marion Davis‘s. .
Directors of the Home for the
'Aggd are holding a luncheon at the
RoyaiJames hotel today. About fifty
members are in attendance. A busi-
ness meeting'will follow the lunch-
eon.
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no. home of Joseph Lapolla 3:
New Canaan. was burned to' the
und Thursday night. the family
of msix having barely time to camp:
in their night clothes. saving noth-
ing. The cause of the fire is
known.
a e e
The Lone Construction company of
Meriden has been awarded a con-
tract by the state highway depart-
ment for the construction* of a sec-
tion of highway between Soothing-
ton and Plainville to cost 8160.0 00.
It is to be of she? asphalt.
‘Vera and Jean Policy of so Mon.
rde Street. are ill with whooping
cough. and Franklin Sturdevant. 35
.Cove Avenue. and Ray Wymus. of 31
Main Street. are ill with measles. ac-
cording to reports made to Dr. Robert
E. Perdue. health oflcer. over the
Week-end.
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Old Well Commandery No. 956, U.
D. G. C.. will hold a meeting tomor-
row night at P. O. S. of A. Hall. when
the Installation of officerl. will be
held. All members are asked to at-
tend, as the grand oaicers of all
commundories of the state are ex-
: —Fuli line of soft hats. O'Brien's.
"Alldanger ofashutoa of the
Hartford gas- supply was eliminated
yesterday when a. second gas-making
machine at ‘the gasplant of the
Hartford City Gas Light company.
which was put out of comifiission by
fire and an explosion Thursday was
completely repaired and placed in
working order. ‘
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James Moriarty. a Southington
farm hand. was found in a barn in
the Marion section. yesterday. with“
both legs frozen. The selectmcn
soothimtoahnttoslecpths night
before. It was very cold and he left
the place half dressed and wandered
seven miles to Marion where he got
into the barn. found an old coat and
burlap bags and went to sleep.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard (2' Com-
stock .of Rowsley Street. Bridgeport.
are to entertain next Saturday night
with a dinner party to be held at
e Black Rock Country Club. The
nor party is in honor of Mr. Corn-
stock's birthday anniversary. Mr.
.Comstock was formerly of Norwalk.
here he was connected with a to-
L paper in a reportorial position.
He is now on the stat! of the Bridge»
port Post and Telegram.
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state commission on
stream pollution, which has made
public its report to the general as-
sembly. will meet with the special
committee of the Connecticut cham-
ber of commerce which has studied
the same subject,_ and representatives
of other interests at Hartford. on
Monday. to see if an agreement can
be reached as to form of a bill to be
offered in the, general assembly for
a state conservation commission. The
underlying principle of a bill. it is
said. will .be limitation and recogni-
tion of pollution and not prohibition.
The special
FOR COLDS, COUGHB,
BRONOHITIS, ETC.
Use 8. P..c.—WHlte Pine Compound
with God leer Extract and Menthol,
so Cents.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
un-‘
. 3., ‘r ' _
-Coming soon to the Regent.
“When Knighthood Was-in Flower}!
A. regular busine-
“much Davies.
Court Laurel. NO- 100. “$33050:
Daughters of America. will be held
in. K. of C. Hall. Washington street.
tomorrow. Tuesday evening.
The weekly dance of Cockenoe
Tribe. No. 82, I. O. R. M. was held
Saturday night in Red Men's fill. 25
tendance. Music was furnishes by
Fisher's Biliken orchestra.
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complaint was made to the police
on Saturday about .the dogs at the
ing to the complaints. The police
Cochrano school. 170 East avenue.
The dogs chase pedestrians. accord.
were old that in the future the dogs
Wool be kept on the promises.
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' 4-th “no of auto necessaries
Aaron Kohn. r
d e e
Pena-us Cohen. Royal Arcaaum.
will have an. installation of officers.
smoker and program tomorrow
evenlngin Fellows’ Hall, South
Main street. ”the installing officer
will be Hon. H. Hotchkiss. F. H. A.
Main street. There was a good at-‘
J. G. F.. of flow mven. and all
members are urged to attend and
bring a friend.
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Members of the state police do-
partment stationed at the Ridgefleid
barracks are holding practice twice
each month on the range at the
Danbury to Armory. There are
some excellent shots among the
state policemen a some fine scar“
have been made. Officers Louis
Baker. of Danbury. and John Kelly.
of Bidgeileld. are rated the best
shots at the RidgedeLd barracks.
—Full line of. auto secs-cries-
Aaron Kobn.
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A night gas attack in the rooming
house of' Mrs. Anna Christensen. in
Hartford. resulted in sending Alexan.
oer Finueway and Charles 31er to
the Hartford hospital. suffering from
gas poimning. making Mrs. Christen—
sen ill. and causing Miss Clara
Christensen to collapse in the street
as she went to telephone for help.
The gas poured into the Christensen
home through an ”electric light wire
conduit from a leak in a- streetgas
main. The ‘fumily cat discovered the
prescnctf gas in the house and
warned occupants by its loud
yowling.
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uglslatm lucchcons will be the
medium through which the Connec-
ticut League ofJWOmen Yotsrs'wiii
present its legislative program. it was
announced today. The plan-fellows
somewhat that of the Cambric tea
parties of‘ the days before women ob-
mined the right or nifrsge. and at
which members of the committee on
woman's suffrage and otherswsre en-
tertained. The league at the lunch-
eons will have speakers who will out-
line the legislative program: which is
headed by a measure for a maximum
nine-hour day for women i) indus-
try. The first luncheon today was
for members of the committees. on
spproprihtions. judiciary and labor.
—-Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until s p. m.
.4
Aoompietedssortmentof
UnderWear
In Muslin ans-knit. for ladies and
Children;Alsouuslinandl'lanneifoo
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children as-—
E. - K. BANKS’
South Nor-walk.
.‘._ a,.
Even Drivmg A Car
:3 entitle at first. But you uo‘on msstsr- it. You are flioroug'h-
lyathoisswketherinthe more of city traffic oratone onth‘e
on road. Skillful driving becomes since; “second nature."
91°“ grow-h swing shillinyouleavethsmd
tomb Trait; tandthewsy- ,
theupwardroadgtfeiadsto.
' 88.
known-sedenta- Marlee
householdpsts.
inillhsslth. Mdestom
e e ”a”
lit. Loans 1.. Jacobs. held in
‘neotion withthe death- of"‘
Manmdanoer. stun cousin’s"
formerly attached- to cause
Stat-publichfillhhoepttuatnk
ingtg'wn. near New Haven.
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(bate a us; for“ ten months parts
for answer sienna at_ Dooneily's.
demonstration. V
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The State Associatio of Fish and
Game Clubs toys ........
persons over sixhen years old to take
out licenses for fishing in inland" wa—
tors. at a meeting in Bridgeport yes.
terday. ‘ J . ,,,,,,
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John Phillipa who. on M...
14th. last. drove his automobile in
front of bus driven by Judge George
H. Vosburgh. of Putnam Avenue. on
the Milford marketa- ‘ . wssarrsigned
in the Milford town court and was
fined 826 and costs. Judge ‘Vosborflt
“Long of the witnesses against
Phillips.
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Fourteen-year-old 2t... mounts of
11 Union street was reported lam
night by her mother to be mining
from home. since early yesterday
morning. The girl is said by her
mother to be inclined to be all .
wayward. A description or her was
ven the police who notified the po-
lice of other cities . .
- . . a a s . - f“
hank Seslsy. of the Stanton.
Taxi Company. complained to the pop
lie. yamsrday morning at 4 o‘clock.
that he had taken a colored man from
' R
Stamford to the Silent Four Sociar
Club on Water Street and that the
man hadrofssedtopayhista‘re sf
Patrolman Albert Fraser
to the' club with Sealey. booths man
could n be located. Laser yester-
day. a . named Frod Brennan
gave Patrolman Fraser the money.
give to SceUy.
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The Hartford public library has a
certain 815 Which- it—ofleeurse ap-
preciates. but the question of who
mnt it is a big enemies. An envel-
ope- contalntng "5 in bille— came to
the library addressed to the treasurer.
anditwsstursedove'rtothoSecnr-
if." .m Mama... at...
out-and kept; very frequently comes
to the library. but never in such large
amonrta so the Security Trust is ’
wailing answers as to who and why?
we .. C U -. '
——DoliDremesfer10ceach.alsoail
kinds of doll repairing Doll Shop. 'I
R.:R.Ave‘. Phones“.
An order has been’issu'ed by Su-
pountonslhnt’ tnchs‘rt _T. Barley of
the state ,polioe out. or!"
all state policemen to endeavor to
expedite the. Ltransportation of cool
lager orthe highwaya The order
called elr
nose of: the coal imam and the
possibilities of. hamhipa .for many
through leek of heated homes and
called on Jun: to be of in
every conceivable way to. eviate
any such. conditions that come to
their attention. . .
loan-unlined“nil-ermine».widely~
quell whmdt‘afii
Vinhisbomeyemrdsy nexus-in
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attention to the seriens4§oo
alssopeared from his home in Nora
.. “an“...
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Martians. That’salb
air
Ogilby of Trinity COINS!
”’1; M“
were not impressed by 3°“
.3. Grant's views.
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cm... 13. sustain. a carpenter.
\iied at Hartford from moderate of.
minor: fumes, inhaled
in the state capitol.
U
Frank Riccio was shot and killedat
Stamford by one not three men who
interrupted a game. Assailant
and companions stooped. if <
., s s s - 1.
r-Bsirrts &'Gafi..'1'hlt’s All,
Coroner Mix ingresugatos death of
William Connolly. :who found 4n
the snow in the tear of saloon. In
New Haven suffering from a fractured
skull.
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Stats convention at flew Haven of
the Amcrilcan Association for Rev
cognition of the Irish Republic ad;
opted resolutions supperting Irish Re-
publican cause.
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Representative F. Warner of Kam-
den wll offer a hill to have the state
take over the “sleeping giant” at Mt.
Caf'mel and add it to the state system
of reservations. g ..
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-—narris U Gene. That's all.
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Yale and'dhe‘vnew ,Haven Council
of Boy Scouts will estabish at once ’a
scout leaders’ course, which will be
vacation in the University.
. a e' s > ~-
Frodorick A. Keyser of West ave-
nue. one of South Norwalk's best
known and respected residents. ’coie-
brated the eighty-fifth anniversary of
his birthday last Saturday can.
A number of friends called of—
feted congratulations and the on
wgs a very pleasant one.
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Gustav Rokoif. of 17 Lincoln Ave-
nuafie’lophoned the polm at 11: 4"?
o'clock last night that he was awak-
ened“ by a man prowling around his
back yard. and that when he
the mains men ran away and
tion of the than was ”gt
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Members of the Putnam Hose
Company are to hold: their turkey
dinner at the No ktountry Club
on the evening of nrsday Februo
ary 8th. StowardFB-ank Hollywood
will prepare an oldgirashioned New
England turkey dinner.~ and a number
i
intention of attending. ;‘ ’
s s a ‘. _.
001 at Franklin‘School. under-the
tion of Mr. Murray. Vin I'D
the Center SehOol. thu‘svenina-so
that during the ma hour. the two
classes nin- combine forces and hear
the radio concertlo, be held at the
Center School. The Science Club of
the school has just installed a new
radio set. and has kindly volunteered
.its use for the concert this evening
.......
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*msticuubistovpsesentatthsnalsco
m
conducted by: the Dopartment of Ed. r
”mm a ‘ yearning!
for him: udm‘fio doserlp»
of the members‘hkve signified their.
The, elementary and of the Night '
. _ ‘5 _
Rehearsals ror- “At on 3.. .z
whichfie are.
{billion
"maphnandltimmnenecemre
areto have the leading roles. The
pmodsof presentafipuwiilgobo
thebenog‘tcffiseq .
mmmrtoiastmhpdsy
ht.-.tho Contra! lire nationap-
hasbee‘nsuinniwedtoexsctly
"an. Theilnedislrict app-uh!-
hasanswesodsbontssailaandtho
Mayflowerapparatnsinthethirddh-
tnctabonttecanaThisieroutthe
mugs of cfiis forthis
.oftinie.
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stfmngmnmm
WWW staun-
.sixt'eentmbettor
hood-cue gifts. Dancing and games
were m order after which 'a' bountiful
luncheon was served. Q.
Little Miss Anna
tsr' of Mr.
Smith of the Ohio avenue. entertained
twelve of her friends with a birthday
party Saturday night. It was Mia
Smith’s seventh birthday anniversnrv.
Games were played and a luncheon
was served. Those present were: Eve-
lyn Whitney. Marion Cahill. Catherine
Baker. Margaret Kellogg. Jane and
May Fonoos. Helen Underwood.
Katheleen Burke. Barbara Wales
ThomasV Smith and Solon Wiles.
East Norwalk
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.. Yesterday’s rain. coupled with' that
of Saturday night did much to clear
of! local streets of snow and ice.
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.17.
w. the
no regularmeeting of the Ladies'
Aid ‘Society of the East avenue M. E.
church will be held Wednesday after-
noon at the church.
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The regular meeting of St. ’Agnes'
Guild bf Christ church will'be held to-
morrow eve .at the home of Mrs.
William Edmonds. First street. ‘
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'Word has been received by friends
i
mar of anions. Dibble of Winfield street
from Jacksonville. Fla. where Mr.
nzble stopped- on route for Miami.
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter .J‘. Kelly of
Bridge street. were the guests of
friends Saturday evening at a social
time held “in honor of their wedding
anniversary. ,
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The second sitting in the tunnel
pincchle tournament of the mam.
.Ho'ok dv. Ladder oomps‘ny will behold;
tomorrow waning at the
uar'ters on Van Zandt street.
f';
up...
to be held at the East avenuem E.
church. starting on Fsbrdary 11. An-
nouncement of preparations for-the
sol-[ices were made at the meeting
held yesterday. - ,
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Mrs. Edward Tobey has been enter-
taining relatives from out of town at
home on Moore Place.
Boys creating a disturbance on
Winnoid street were complained of to
the police last evening by residents
there.
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This evening the Rd. F. n Piper.
. of the Advent Christian church
he isto deliverassunoninBr-itko-
port in connection with the installa-
non of the Rev. Sal-ell S. Carlson.”
.past'orofthe BridgeportAdventClu-is-
tion church. Rev. Mr. Gaston came
to Bridgspcrt from Tor‘riogtoil.
EL
There IS!
Nothing
Mysterious
sbwtabafiaccount.
SQo womi'm, , _
ammonium.
forward. mum 0‘ 'I
i for navigation during spring thaws
‘..
andhfra'Thomas.
that wards.
1 maimhaii, and all .four wards of the
A series of evangelistic service are. A
scam A. i .1!“ Run"
ton Switch. ”jam the cost
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ends of fishnet 8. Mills. son of
Mr. ggrand lllrs.‘m Andrew rswfitills of this
to learn that
glen!“ last week. as first
Oil‘ Company
“earlier. ‘
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‘3 Mrs. m]... A.” Farrell of Garfield
pm, klyn. gave a. supper and
dance sat night at the Bits-Carlton
Farrell. Among the zoo gnu-u m
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert 3. Gary. Mr. and
“William P. Pool.- lit. and Mrs.
Crowell Baddest 3d. Ml- Lcila Varet,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee and Mr.
and 1'. John It. Franklin.
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.Residents of Bowayton eke begin-
using to wonder about the spring
thaws. as yesterday’s weather made
guest roads .far from pleasant to
.w‘alk upon. some of them being little
buffet-than mudholss. It is reasoned
that 5.4.131. enough tag is being paid
"by Fifth Dim-let residents to
have M that don’t recoil-é sum
and rein', y’ weather:
_ .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lotterman. of
thePostBoad. spenttheweekendtn
Nutley,. Few Jersey. .
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- Miss Winifred Whitelaw. of Collen-
der‘s Point. spent Saturday and Sun-
day in Bridgeport.
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Mre.,Fredcrick Smith. of the Post
Road. wasthe guest of Mr. andllrs.
Charles D. Lockwood. of Bridgeport,
ove‘r Sunday.
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The annual report of the Imperial
Mfg. Co., of Stamford was filed today
in the Town Clerk’s oilice. Christopher
B. Garrltson of Darlen. 1' president
and treasurer. and Edward Jarrett. of
New York is secretary.
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The choiir of the Noroton Pres
tcrian church song at the veeper
vices of the Fitch Soldiers‘ Home. yes-
terday afternoon in the Chapel. -Fol“
lowingthe regular song services they
sang to the old‘soldiers of'tho hospi-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. . Rumpf
spent the week-end in. New York and
Brooklyn. Mr. Rumpf. who is super.
intendent of the local highway do-
pertinent. attended the annual con-
vention of. the American 8062!! of
Civil Engineers.
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On Saturday afternoon Mia Hilda
Kathyrn Sohoits. the contralto soloist
a! the choirfiofthc Central Congrogi»
tional churclu Brooklyn. sang in the
hospital at the Etch Soldiers’ Home.
Noroton. 1n~the evening in- Schultz
was the soloist'at the meefing of the
_ toriai Associaflon in
- ' at Noroton, and mug
’ W .The Home is veryi
. services of ‘Miss
Schultz. who came without charge
0 a
On Friday acvning. the St. John's
. Glenbrook Memo
.———§'
fdr her daughter. His Mond‘
Friday mm» ‘1“
St. 101““th
Methodis t Filmm
St. Luke's . . """
Baptist
abstention} ' ‘
a
St. John' s Lung:
Emmanuel Cha
Presbyterian 9“
.Noroton Pr...
.. ..l .4
'-
cue—nu”...
......
Mkml‘l‘a‘h‘i‘f— um",
Mr. and Mn
Couch street enter.
dinner Saturday gem.
their fourteenth Wed
Dr Kathleen A. “in“
N- Y-s Passed the “1::
guest of friends at the EL;
emo. A dinner
country Club on :a’
Dr- Woods boner.
"in
Le
‘ Iberty
There 15 no 11;
Without self. .1. ..
Incre aSe ‘01,:
sources. Lav up
thing You can
back upon. 31..
saVings accoum '
be free from {bet
and misgiving. 5,5
future. ’
The
City Natm
Bank
South Norwalk, C
IRVING K. P0 .
25 Monroe Street
30
SMALL
MOTORS
CHEAP
Fractional Horsepower
So. Norwalk cm
GAS STO l
'and
The Connecticut 4'
and Power Co.
67 Wall St.
Shapiro Bros.
uvs s-roas ‘
Sounding for
. m in th- runw-
‘ so. soawan. cons.
' WINTER TERM .V'
OPEN
Day and Night Session
Utildsnts May Enter Any Ti!
MERRILL BL $1313
COLLEGES
so. NORWALK sml .
PORT C H ESTER
mwasms'cxonsnn‘r
w “Vi“
or “108°11de dollars has: . .
Z‘ » invasive” fund! 'h’ “L” .
M.“ man now when bonus are ,
_ : ~-~ . mu. Whiske- :return maid"!
- ~ , 'Yflr probably yield in many 7““
g .‘ - , was:
-. wean-ulnutoday‘°*° «an
lnvestments a... well secured bon mi? ‘33:;
. V, at. I“ . '
. “"8 lp’e‘rcent. to'Iperce sexed!“ ,.
up several ‘1’"
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