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Hospital.
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the Regent.
a special meeting of Monitor Grot-
to. No. 50. H. O. V. P. E. R... is to be
held this evening at Masonic Temple.
South Main street. when the newly
elected ofiicers will be installed.
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,dicitls at the Norwalk Hospital.
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-—Harrls d: Guns. That's All.
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The most excellent master's degree
was conferred last night at a special
Convocation of Washington Chapter.
No. :4. Royal Arch Masons. held last
Berkeley
, night in Masonic Temple.
street.
s e s
Paul
yesterday afternoon.
on the sled.
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Members of the
on February 1st. at the club quar-
ters. to continue for three days more,
February 2nd, 3rd and 5th.
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--Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
R. R. Ave. Phone 890.
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Council. Boy Scouts of America. is
to be held this evening when omcers
,will be elected and the annual reports
rceived. This meeting has been
twice adjourned because of small at-
tendance. and it is hoped that there
.will be a good attendance tonight.
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The third and anal sitting In the
progressive bridge tournament at the
South Norwalk Club will be held to-
morrow evening. There are twenty-
eight entries. the fourteen who have
the lowest scores, to be hosts to the
fourteen high scores at a dinner. the
'date and place 0: which will be de-
cided later.
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—Harris & Gans. That's all.
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Norwalk had seven new cases of
measles reported for the past week.
and one new case of diphtheria. New
Canaan has eleven new cases of
measles for the week. while Westport
had but two reported. New Canaan
also had a case of scarlet fever re-
ported to the State Department of
Health during the past week.
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The annual birthday party of ni-
ty Church will be held in the. P sh
Hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
An interesting program has been ar-
ranged. refreshments will be served
and there will be_ dancing in the lat-
ter part of the evening. The princie
pal entertainment will be by William
C. Smith. of Hartford, who is some-
times known as Connecticut's} leading
magician.
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—-Don't-fail to see "When Knight-
hood Was in Flower” now. playing at
the Regent.
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The Bridgeport Morris Plan com-
- pany has- started suit against Leon
Barry. of parts unknown. and Charm
B'. Toots. ~of’thls city. for damages of
$180. claiming an unpaid balance of
$110 on a note for 8160 given by the
defendanw'oh July 22nd.“ 1928. At-
tachment of property on Max Hill
Road valued at 8200. was made yes- -,
hardly by Deputy Sherifl Patrick
Reilly of ‘ Bridgeport. The case is
. “unable: to‘ the City Com-t. of
I Pride-port. ‘ ~ ‘ . ,.
ubm line of
auto accessories.
Mel- ,Woman's Relief
is. will, meet tomorrow .
Wing at I o'clockl Ian 0. 3.0!
‘ A. Hall. All members please attend.
' Mrs. Grace Olsen. of Franklin
' fittest. today returned to her home.
having recovered from a. recent opera-
tion for appendicitis at the Norwalk
--Dcn’i fail to see “When Knight-
hood Was in Flower" now playing at
Miss Georgianna Finch, of Wash-
ington Street. returned to her home
today. after having recovered par-
tially from an operation for appen-
Funk. of 13 Marshall street.
reported to the police yesterday that
someone stole his sled from in front
of the Modern Grocery company store
'His name was
South Norwsik
Boat Club's entertainment and bazaar
committee are completing prepara-
tions for the bazaar which will c_~,:n
ruled um Junie!- omgznm‘mifii ;
t s. m. * . a ».
' ' g. ' I
m w. Lyon. name-um: -
turerpdied at Bedroom sit!" "in
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' a rehearsal” arr-35 anshsld’l‘ut
night at, the. menus mun school by
the Peoplo's Chorus.
,Q‘..__‘:,{'
Ralph Bsbcoch‘ls. of; We erbnry.
died from injuries. received in a coast-
ing accident. *
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‘ -—slo s day for ten months V
fora Hoover cleaner at Donnelly‘s.
Fm demonstration.
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A. rehearsal of the People’s Chorus
will be held on Thursday evening at
8 o'clock at the Norwalk High school.
, to new byu'the market.
han. chute
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A month's mind mass for the late
Mrs. John F. Device will be held to-
morrow morning at St. Mary's church. ,was made because. ‘0‘
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Governor Templeton and Statebens
ator' French were shaken in an auto-
mobile accident at Bouthington.
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James H. Marsh. who repreuented
Andover in the legislature many, years
4:
Phelan.
M?" the “Westminster-err apex other
"guest-will also ne‘er firsts-tumor.
, . . .
A: “continuance {until fiturday
morning was made of thecases of
Frank DeMartino and Edward‘shee-
> d with manslaughter in.!
connection with ,the death on Decem-
ber and. last. of Juries A. Brann-
gan. The continuance this firm
, 7 conflict be!
tweeen attorneys for the defense and
the state over the adult-ion of some
of the transcript .ot‘ovldence given a?
‘the inquest held‘by‘ Coroner John J.
ll.
R.
ago, died in Rockville. at the age of
87- e s e '
State Health Department report
from Hartford urges action to prevent ‘1 I “I l 0'
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unqualified persons from practicing
who had been involved in much litiga-
tion over the ownership of lions. died
at heart disease at New Haven.
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—-Buy your Viotrols at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p in. i
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tor?" a~ talk by
unteer Life Saving Corps.
will continue his
toonin‘.
W, New York (400 Meters)
7:30 P. lit—Concert by Harry J. Gat—
frey. tenor; Doris Goo. violinist. and
Paul F. Padden, pianist.
8 P. M.-—-Violin solos by Doris Coe'.
accompanied by Paul F. Padden.
' 8:15 P. M.-—Tenor solos by Harry J.
Inasmuch as tomorrow is St. Paul’s
Day. church services will be held at
9:30 o'clock at the Grace Episcopal -
church. At 6:30 o’clock. the Girls'
Friendly will serve a supper at the
Parish house. ‘
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Over two hundred people today en- Padden. ‘
joyed a luncheon served at noontime 9 P. Nip-Plano solos by P3111 E. Pad-
in the basement of the Nor-walk M. E. den. '
church by the Ladies' Aid society of 9:10 P- M.——Vlolin 80103 by Doris
that church. The menu included hot Coe.
roast beef. baked potatoes.
salad, rolls. pie and coffee.
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The West End Bottling ‘Works. of
Bridgeport. has" started suit in the
Court of Common Pleas. February
term, against Margaret M. Casey, of
this city, claiming damages of $900.
on an unpaid hill 0: 8765.46. and
land at Golden Hill and Summitt
streets was attached yesterday for
81,000 in the action by Deputy Sheriff
Patrick Reilly. of Bridgeport.
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9:25 P. lit—“A Visit Into the Child‘
world." with so! one from James
Whitcomb Bile ' and Edmund
Vance Cook. by Elsie May Gordon.
9:50 P. M._—Tenor solos by Harry J.
Conroy. - . .
WJZ, Newark (380 Hotel!)
6:80-6:15 P. M.--Resume of. lilorts:
musical program; special features:
closing prices on stocks. bonds.
grain. coitee and sugar: Iron and
Steel Review.
7:00 P. M.—-“Anirnal Stories"
Florence Bmith Vincent.
9:00 P. LIL—"Planting Bulbs for
.Spring Flowers.‘- by Leonard Bar-
9:15 P. lL—-“A Visit to the Brazilian;
corn.
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Complaintswere made to the police
last evening about the condition 0!
the sidewalks. with snow and ice. in
front of the Disbrow home at as West
avenue. and in treat or the Commit Centennial." by Miss Annie 8-
homs at 4: West avenue. Warning Peck.
has been given householders in the 5"” P. nix—Vincent Lopez Dance 0!"
city to clean their} Walks. but arrests , chestra. . .. , _'
and prosecution‘wllr’se made or th‘ode “star worm P.» ammo rims.
househoders who have failed to clean signals.
their walks after having been warned.
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Attending the fortymlnth annual
convention of the Grand. Chapter of
Connecticut. Order of the Eastern
Star. which is being held in Hart-
ford today and tomorrow are: Mrs.
Irving Hubbell: Mr. and Mrs. M. N.
Sigman and Mrs. _Horaoe Richards.
The following will attend the conven-
tion tomoflow: Mrs. Arthur R. Fitch.
Mrs. Fred Shove. Mrs. Warren Smith,
Mrs. Mayha Smith and Mrs. Harry
Griswold.
"Deaths and Funerals.
Mel-shot Mrs. m .. .
Funeral services for Mrs. G. A.
Franks will be held at 2:30 o'clock ,,
tomorrow morning from the late
home 'in 1: Harriett, street. Rev. De-
Vir’itt ‘T. Van Doren and. Rev. Albert
E. Stene will omciato and burial will
be in Riverside cemetery.
- Funeral of Tony Rom.
o o o . Funeral services ”for Tony Ross,
Philip'Barl-is. of 1 1-2 Ely avenue,
reported to the police that while
backing his. automobile out of his
garage on Wood street. yesterday
morning. that the wind blew the gar-
age door to. and that the rear of his
auto struck the door forcing it open
again. when it struck aj woman and
knocked her down. He did not know
the woman's name andshe did not
appear to be injured to any great ex-
gas, were held at 9 o'clock this morn-
ing from St. Mary’schurch. Rev.-
John W. Walsh officiated. Interment
was in. St. Mary’s cemetery.
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. W03, Newark (soc Meters) .
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as physicla ' 0 0 0 6:15 P. M.-—Popular songs by Anth- ,
Felix 0.. Rostand. animal trainer. ony D. Del Tufo. tenor”
6:00 P. Mae—“Why Die in the Wa-
Bonjamin H.
Schlomberg, Commodore U. 3. Vol-
Gzib to '4’ P. lie-Jolly Bill Steinke
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NEW mm. Jan.
Matthieuen of Tarrytown, N. 2.;
recent winner of a Rhodes scholar:
, the De Forest ‘
public speakingipr ‘ - “t 8100 otter-ed '
to Yale seniors tor an original oration.
He spoke} on” ‘fiervants of the Deva?
andj‘heldt that1educetion should not be
gait . ’ ut 3195.? advancement
glight’mm" i' .
“Matthieesen is» managing editor
of the YaleDally News and is a mem.
ber of the editorial board of the Yale
C.
ship.
fir “bdn' ‘ s
noon». the church;
a deed died with'Town’ Clerk Herbert
onset
.
Church; is being
The Woman’s ' “81110.17 of I .
church is to g
has! Lester;
afternoon of thinnest.
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Smith. .
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Captain Brundsge's‘» pinochle team .-
anln “wiped the eye" of the pinochle ”in!
team under the leadessmp' of cap-
taln Ferris at the moond sitting in M.
the annual pinochle‘; tournament of
the Mayflowernook d: Ladder "tom-
’35:: at the company quarters last
u
Property holders in; the vicinity of
Ontorne Avenue‘ and Van Zandt
Street are wondering what effect on
their. property the
new plant of the Crotut & Knapp
Hat Company will have on their hold-
ing. Le. wfithertheir value will be
increased or decreauéd.
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East Norwalk matters were well
threshed out in the- council meeting.
last evening. among the matters that
were brought'up- being the building
lln'es on Cove Avenue and on Greg-
, cry Boulevard; the re-numbering of
Fifth Street; the ...Calf Pasture Life
.Guards and Eaten; Pasture Beach
work. A-f
concerning each is to be found-else-
where in today's paper.
. report of
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The. pulp schooner Frances Good-
now. “which had discharged its cargo
at the St. George docks was taken
down harbor yesterday afternoon.
because the ' lower
frosenover, was docked at the Harris
a: Guns docks temporarily.
schooner Priscilla alden. with a car-
go of pulp. is still stuck on the mud-
ilats in the ’lower harbor where it
went aground day before
while being towed up harbor.
lam night. we
Literary Magazine.
should behave."
all. Mr. Wilson is onl
Mr.
American.
.——--.————q-—-—-—— ’ -.
snowmo *wmsoir comma.
Mark Sullivan writes that ex-Presi-
'dent Wilson feels inclined “to show
'Mir. Harding how an «ex-presided
And perhaps. after
y fair about it!
wholesome.
mindvour-own-business
policies ‘are showing Mr..;Wilson how
Harding’s
real presiden
inept tfie 'mnsh
location of the
. to should helluva—Grand
who was asphyxiated by illuminating'h‘md (Néb-l’lndependefgt-
influence. amenable ..
'f Therenurmeetiugofthew-
Jud Society of the nut Avenus It. .
held this stone. ‘
of
, to
. . for no people of
central-lass. Fires donot
much of interest.
cesdty. this through the not.
the busine-
ace. Fire engineers who have made
ago unlined the necodu ot sup-
planting hand drawn and horse
drawn apparatus with auto appara-
tus with we view of eliminating un-
necessary delay in responding to 3
are. Ro'wayton has onus-own ' the
tire apparatus and equipment on
hand. The increased number of
buildings. garages and . automobiles
have increased the lire hasnrds ren-
dering the equipment on hand abso—
lutely inadequate to. cope with. a
serious situation which you may be
called upon to taco at any time. The
only salvation will be ill-calling on
the ”Medusa for the necessary
besidanes which would be a. very un-
harbor is
The
yesterday
2{.——Frands
gratlon. This would mean that
somewhere ln-our midst there would
be vs cemetery of burned houses.
marked by floundation tomb-Ma
taming memorki to. weasel-mess
and neglect. our failure. to provide
tbsnece-ary fire protection. I deem
it my personal duty. as a taxpayer
to render every possible assistance to
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.—8amuel
Cushman Caldwell. connected .with
the editorial stair of the New York
Tribune since 1872. is dead attend.
brief illness. 'He wss 87 years old.
and was born in Garlisle. Pa.
- purely,
(inflamdlsoflusllnandm ‘
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Use 8. P. e. White Pine Compound
with Cod Liver mm and Menthol.
50 Cents.
Isron Kohn.
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Simeon-Powell Corp., “.3me Hotel
South Nervous.
you what you are today.
’ rw,yomfinmdd
destiny ten years hence.
‘- Your Plintograph“ ~
tonnenmmiw m M A
procedure of all... indicates». " "
‘ , *dyourpresent money habits} ;
ements that item
t does your passeboolr
Lookvinto..it. Sesyo‘nr
mole have the privilege or cili- - .
log to their calm whenever us. held Friday em °’ "1" m ‘3‘
f Thursday hing, yen-
r stud o eve the
often fin the villago but a well
equipped-fire company win act as a
provocative“. The following is a pore
tion of a letter» receiVod from a tax-
payer in the community and contains
“A fire. depart-
mentrwas formerly regarded-as a
town luxurybut lehss becomes.”-
the are, lessen-re increasingyesrly
to such great proportions that .an
is now regarded as a nationsimen-
a life study of fire conditions years
lsrnlgm.
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hasbeen
a New York Banking House.
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ankle. is much better
turned to her work in the real estate
once of George N. Philcox.
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An important general teachers'
meeting will be held on Thursday at-
ternoonofthisweekats p.m..inthe
Boyle school. A number of important
subjects will be taken up and it is es-
sential that every teacher be present.
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Nothing of importance outside the
moguls:- routine of busine- wns trons.
acted at the regular ‘woefly meeting or
the selectmen held in the town hall on
it will be necessary to hold a special
town meeting someone in the near
future but at present the. selectmen
~are awaiting action by the board of
finance before announcing the call.
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The minst'rel show. which was to be
given by' the St. John's Minstrel
one 9! Stamford, under the aus-
oi’ the Darlen Methodist Episco-
pal Church. has been ' cancelled. It
mpmnnedtoglvetheshowthism»
day evening In the auditorium of‘tbe’
Royle School. but' g to some mis-
understandings show has been
called on. ‘
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The coal situation in Dahien is be-
coming acuie. There is very little
coal in Darien at all. with the excep-
tion of buckwheat coal. which is plea.
tiful. H. B. Cook, manager of the
Mm cam. in:
’ .. ,nn hisnew up.
'shop‘ .intherearof
liter the
tbdr meeflnss on the first Friday of the S‘mtfiem °“ “hm. ~ .
mmuth. ( ‘8 expected that abomf=
o e e f1'0!!! all parts of the so;
.murch' Aid Society and Mis- with an" “prelude
Arthur Blhbins. of Maple Avenue.
examinations on
banking in New York. the past two
days. Willem Hr. Bibbinn has com-
pleted hismminations he will enter
In. fielen Knapp of Maple avenue.
who has been confined taller home
forthepastfewdgyswithe sprained
and has re-
Monday morning. It is expected that-
ll
Bringport is
recognition a. a
cording to hotel in
even greater
accommodation;
available.
Four convenilo
booked for desgori _
month of rein—4a,). “is
Bakers Association . The
will hold theh- annua'
of
New England Master .
tion will be presentgfikw
The State Fill] and G2». r
sion will have a... ‘f '
together on Februarv.-:kmj
Wardens and depullgs w #1
tendence. m“
The Master Pair». ,
ators’ Association wifl urn.
Park City on PM...”
The gatherinc wijf
here from districts :1.
state. N
The Schooimftsters’ A: ~.
Western Conn-aim {Mg
60 tutors and 59:26:53.. ‘
gathering at the Sraftr‘t“ ‘
my 26th. ”I
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tablets. The box tears he“
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Ring's End Fuel Company, when seen 79 Washington St. Plow
today by a Sentinel reporter. said
there was little likelihood of getting
any coal in the near future. , Several ,
Pollen families have been endeavor-
to ure l in Btamf . but 7 r
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