' rants are not valid unle- evidence
_ during a public hearing. um; . 350,1
, 000 appropriation made in the see-
' don two years ago for burial of vet.
:' erans had
L
' or America will
must at
loose.
the Regent. . .
The condition at former Benton
ant Governor E. O. Rosier. who is
his home in 12 Mott Avenue. I'D-
” Mr. Kseler's condi-
mains the same.
tlon is considered .serious.
0
Rev. Ernest F. Mcaregor tonight
at a meeting ot the Thursday
Activities- Committee ot the. First
Congre tional Church. will 'review
the boos: “This Freedom" or listen-
inson. Other business will also come
up before the meeting; - .
Mr. and Mrs. Chester 1). Guy".
who have been spending several days
with the farmer's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thaddeus Gnyer. of Marvin
Beach. have returned to their theat-
rical company. "Follies of 1028." in
Boston. where the company is play-
ing this week. . . .
_.Buy your Victrola at Donnele
on our weekly payments. Store open
Weninss until 9 I’m»
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Arrangements for the graduation of
the Center and Franklin Jr. High
School pupils which will be held on
February 2 at the Norwalk High .
School. are being made at the pres-
ent time. The principals of the . two
schools have charge of the program
tor that occasion. . -
Mrs. AL M. Fechhelmer, '01 (8 Elm-
wood Avenue. and Mra J. G. Greg-
bry of Weetpcrt Avenue. today are
attending the meeting of the Fair-
ileld County league of Women Vot-
ers which is being held in the Strat-
neld Hotel. Bridgeport. Mrs. Roose-
.velt is scheduled to deliver an ad-
'dress at the meeting.
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——216 a day for ten months pays
Ior a. Hoover cleaner at Donnelly's.
Free demonstration.
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Invitations have been issued for the
.wedding at Miss Margaret Rogers. of
3'! Fail-view Avenue. Danbury. daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. N. Bur-
ton Rogers. to Ronald Alexander Moo
Lean. which will take place at the
First Congregational Church. Dan-
bury. Monday afternoon. February 13,
at {our o'clock. Mr. McLean is the
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John
McLean. of 62 Dee;- gill Avenue.
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Senator George P. M! Con-
necticut introduced in the United
States Senate a petition from the
Layman Service League. composed of
laymen or the Protestant Epimcpal
parishes of Danbury and Bethel. Bed-
w
'ding. Newtown and Ridgeiield. Con- '
necticut urging the United States
Senate to reconsider Senate Bill No.
8855 and protesting‘against the pass-
age or any legislation designed to
take away the lands or the Pueblo
Indians.
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Three cafe men were discharged
from custody yesterday by U. 8.
Commimloner Carroll. of New Haven.
'despite the fact that prohibition en-
Korceinent agents oilsred as exhibits
bottles 01 liquor which had been
seized while in their possession it
was learned today. Commissioner
Carroll based his action on the re-
cent decision of Judge E. S. Thomas
0: the U. B. court that search war-
ot actualsviolations or the Voietead
act are presented betore their issu-
ance.
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Deaths among .-war veterans in
Connecticut have been so numerous
in the past two years that an addi-
tional appropriation ot 815.000 tor
military burialswill have tobe 're-
quested of the present session of the
General 'Assembly. John W. Wad-
hams. chairman of the state board
ot finance. told the legislative com.
mittee on appropriations yesterday
.- V i t omoersfet Catholic V
, Installation o 1..
the West Avenue club~
.:.fiuciusE.Wincliester.otthelbrd.
Technical Works. residing .at the
Mlames Inn. Norwalhwss ‘3
Jaw York can???" on W
s—Drn't fail to see "When immo-
Iiood Was in Flower" now playing at
uty Administrator.
0
--xsrnss Ganzaffgfltat's au‘
ed to learn that she .is
from her recent illness.
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parents or his bride locked her
attempted suicide by hanging.
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—mscm.» m.“
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the weekly card night , session held
Club. while a. u. Feehheimer won
the "booby" prize. '
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Joseph Manet-n0. or 117 Ely Iv‘e-
nue, reportedto the police that his
fourteen-year-old. son, Patsy. had'iert
home yesterday. This is not the
first time that the boy has run away.
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The tracio standard at the corner
or Washington and .Water Streets
who told the police that he would
settle for the damage done this
morning. I .
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-—-Smart Shop. so Washington
Street. Special 10 Day Clearance
Sale. $3.00 “$7.00 skirts for 82.“
to 38.98; .,
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Ins ‘Rosenteld of Washington
Street reported to the police that
while driving his car up Fairfleid
Avenue last evening. a taxi owned by
the Victoria Taxi Company. coming
down tnehiii. collided with his. the
mudguards on both ears being bent
more or less.
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Seth Mary. o! Ely Avenue. celé':
bratod his eighty-mud birthday in-
niversary yesterday. Mr. Avery has
rom- children. sixteen grandchildren
and fifteen‘ greattrsndehiidrsn. While
it was hnposaibls for his entire tam-
ily to be with him yesterday. various
members were, nnd enjoyed a birth-
day dinner given in honor of the 'oc-
casion by his wife.
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--F'nll line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
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Norwallr Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent
and Protective Order oprlka has re-
ceived an invitation to _visit Green-
wich Lodge. in Greenwich. next
Tuesday evening. The matter of
holding a. bowling contest 'wssalso
discu-ed and Messrs. Rose and Ayr-
ault‘ were appointed a committee to.
look into the matter. The tair com-
mittee reported everything prom-
ing nicely. . . . , c _
Judge Allyn L. .Brown in the su-
perior court at Norwich yesterday
afternoon denied motions for a non-
suit and to direct a‘ verdict sustain-
ing. the will in Pauline Frederick's
attempt to break the will other ta-
tber. Richard O. Libby of Norwich.
Evidence was «handed, and urge-
rnsnts‘ arc to be made in thacass to.
day. Contest ot'the will wen brought
on the grounds of mental incapacity
due to dis and the narcissist Of
the curiae. . . .
.m's Gena That'salL.
;. you come. oouone. ‘
saouoiims‘ m. ,
Use e. P. e. White Ins-comma!
with Cod Liver Ixtrset and Menthol.
Stiliso‘n-Powen Corp.
south lorwalk.
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r
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you are
'yonrpresmt
1“" cg. ‘.
.
_ Your. .Photogr' ‘j “aph‘ ;
95mm .0 my mm -... Mm... *
=="‘x""v°~““‘v“” ”3:3,“an ' can
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. thtdoesyour
“a“! .1“! kaasqm
Street. spent yesterdayin New York.
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auto m1 Administrator Tlomes W I“
w. Russell presented resigmtions of
NW himselt and Charles W. Jaynes, Dev-
_Frfbnds of Mrs. William: 3. Greg-
ory. of West Cedar. Street. are pleas-
improving
V s e p ,' ‘
Chester lendlis 3,, 0! Mord, George J. Frank. 80. W" (00“.
said to ban been despondent bemuss
119-
, noun Craynler won"’-iirs_t prise at; "'4‘“ °‘ W“ ‘
last evening at the ' Ichth Roi-walk
was broken last night by~an autoistt"
jg ‘
Earl 13. is
too-r on businsmm
I c is .I 7..» .
‘ Dre-est! is” m. v| ’ ‘ r a "
since -~ . to . alues .
to $15.00. . ; a W Elma. so, .
v» a .1... e » g.» M m .. ”:16.’8. _
Thomas Malcolm. Barnard com-j $9,31§J°I‘5. ‘ 3,; 2J»:
motorwdprominentinnasonioaf- ‘ ' ' ,- "
fairs. died at age or u. mutilation never- in the
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et angina) manor
bsnkrunt lies st 8;.
"501.";
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William T. Templeton. ct Hutton.
was hired $200 and given a. suspend-
ed Jail sentence. by;'.'l’ndge Simpson.
in the court at
New Haven.~_8ewas' ,with
operating an automobile or e unde‘r
peeled a. decision .in the Meriden
court.
t‘dead on‘his bed in am in the
Windsor Hotel in asylum yesterday
morning. Frank sent -
his “head back or the right ear. caus-
ing inuant death; it isbelisved by
Medical Examiner Davis. who gave a
5...: -.
—rulilinsorautoacceasoriea
Aaron-Kc -
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Thomas A. Simmons. .crssr west
doth Streetliew York City. mid to
have beensa tutor at City‘ College.
New York commMed suicide 'by
leaping from the root or the Aetna ”
Lite Insurance Company building at?
Hartford; plunging ‘nine stories to.
the ground—below."-”When picked up.
he was erW ~ - ~
,, We, .s,-*.. i
A fund of Shaun-om, which an
annual prise will he consented to the
nudent or in .. , , giaw. who
shall write the best page: upon that
subject'nas “commented to tale
University by amorose V‘Gherini. it
was announced yesterday. *Mr. Ghe-
rlnhwhoisagraduate'ottheclass
or 190’: in the Yaleeoheol ot law;
wasJormerly a vice consul tor nus-
sia. “
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-—-Don't fall to see um mg. Weapon they should receive the Cards trom Miami. Fla., have been The 0011118thth
hood Was in Flower" now purines: fig? '- '-!I° other White! received by friends of Ralph n. Dib- and Power Co.
tho Regent.
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Shuman Bros. the grocers of '81 =
Woodward avenue. have purchased a
three story brick building at Long
Beach. 1.. 1.. according to word re-
ceived here from Paul Weiss. a form-
el- resident 1: re. who is new sales
manager ct e Controlling Realty
Corporation of New. York city. The
deal was put through by its.“ * Weiss.
the purchase price being about 1845.-
one. ' -
«, . e e s ‘ ‘
Francis C. Matthiessen. ‘ot Tarry-
town, N. Y. recent winner of a.
Rhodesvscholarship. last night won
the Dell‘orest public_‘ speaking prise
or $100 odered to Yale seniors for
an original oration. He ’spoke on
"Servants or the Devil." and held
that education . should not be for
self alone. but “for advancement of
light 'es‘id Jruth." Matthiemen is,
managing‘.editor or the tale Daily
News and is smember ct the editor;
ial board or the Yale Literary Magao
sine; *
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—8mar_t Shop. 90 WashingtOn
Street. Special 10 Day Clearance
Sale. 88.00 to $7.00 skirts tor 82.98
to 83.98.
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common pleas, at .
the influence of liquor and had ap- ‘
have the same water privileges T‘the“
Westport people receive.
town and Sanguine; m snpplied
mm the stand-pips on Main street.
while the Greensli‘srms poopla‘arev
supplied with water which the West-
port Water company purchases from .
the Bridgeport Hydraulic company.
The claim that they receive poor
water and poor service and that as
. they are paying taxes in the town of
in the state Leuslature have intro-
duced measures
the United Illuminsting company to
purchase the“ Westpor‘t Water com-
peny in event the latter reused'to
accede to the towntr demands for .
lower light rates. better service. and
improved water. '
introduced a bill creating "a Town
Court. Both measures. will go to the
House ccmimttee.
Scouts will hold a Food Cale in the
Westport Drug Store on Itate street.
Saturday. . , >
ford. the well-known noncogiat will
bethe main feature clan entertain-
ment given by the , Women? Town ' ’
Improvement Association in the Fine
Arts Theatre onstate street.
agar Thomas F.
hlstheatretothew.T.I.A..tei-the‘
evening and as the entertainment is ‘
tree a large attendance is expected.
‘: ' “ ", up)“. Theater-mane“
,, _: -_ “Marian..."mmhm Kg
. _ mmwlonm“
\ :« lntheFlreBouse.1t‘u ‘
. ‘1! I I‘M‘mrm’ "“3. no- hold axon- tor the fi Mg
When m, M m 3“ M e’- on Sat ‘
wmmmfim “m"d-andaggz "m:
, 'ns-sotmsonsnswsters the upper. Metamum‘“
,7 , w a e e aethtlencfihom'wwenh:
' Mann-summed" n edwh Wt
3- ‘- ‘” 9'?” W nan, ,W. "W4 a... cow and a. grin. but so tar‘held. Invitatlorfsreagiitnu “I:
> v -; . . . fi .. .mm_§m.mmiare-outtothemembenogme hw‘
N ’ b . ‘ . ' , posted, about 1%! M. m mm“ ‘1” “3‘95 ‘0 hol "
spacial Vuainess. was 3.. , . e e e siixth annual minstrel rho. d “Q
,m“ a“ mm are 3" Prensa-ll. Hart. Jrz. istt Tuesday Rehearsals will begin a.“ h”!
mnmtgehurchheid ”mm mm m-tog the minim-.1; “9th
W. ' mm figs-Mm ism?"
,- erninent. ‘ . - r. _\
“James Lester is entcrtainlst r'rasthetlllt elitism 1n», and mm mm“
m" °‘ a“ Wm'm t mm )1. am. CAUSES
“Mfihm “ her home 0', . c J' 'i ‘ “A lameness rouom m.
mm :3". .t . . air. so: In. emu Noxon. “32' :3" “a 1 g... u... n “jaws
7 J .7 7, ‘ n m. . my. Rows. n in kidney troubl .
Do My . news:- 10“";th gas Richmond. Virginia. Foley Kidney pinnehadof; We
, " g. . . ‘ ' mo -go o'clock at St. Joseph ehlhemhfllmmflnflmhwhmflfilg Mm? '“v t" H. B. Arbuclerlg' 3‘
,, . J , , - _ «moat.
wmronrwmgg‘m a m- 8:139} 15-4! “mt- m m the balance of the winter. matlsm. dull “Magi? In
' ml":1 I... i” 3‘ ' ' mechanism-among * . - ’x'.' ”bu’mn‘mnatmnmsmm“
- y . tron m ‘ I The meeting “the Bones- Kidney and Bladder tram
non‘ ' to ppcndioifls. hich m “a“; «“11 b' m ‘1‘“ "def” kidneys require m .
my. r a w “I “in; at tie home of Mrs. Kather- ment. Neglect cat mm
v
The houses in the center ed the
1mm Bills.
The two Westport repmntatilves
r
Representative Daniel B. Bradley
Troop z or the Westport cm
Friday night Miss finals-ice nor?
meet.
tor "a short time at‘ the Square.
Late yesterday Moon the tug
Theodore: Smith towed the
Oeorge’dodsat high tide today.
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bio of Winfield street. who is visiting
there for several weeks. Mr. and
Mrs. James sheehan at Washington
are also stopping in Milami
and Mr. Dibble. who is accompanied ,
by his mother and his aunt. has writ-
ten' home to mutual trienda that they
are well.
been invited by th
cations. Foley Kid
relief. Stillson, P
Adv.-
Lees sex-long w
353’ Pill: give
owell Cog-pom
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“NM“ “WWW WM com-'1 ‘ Yemrday's snow. sleet and rain Darlen- IRVING K. POLLEY
M- . Next. “1‘ W m '“-”°' storm. didaot do as.much damage as , . . . 25 Home Sm
posedreduction f,§l°°mIW* ‘9‘. was expected. The sidewalks on the ‘ The house opposite Grove street.
power “we, 5; the? m ,3 mmpnnmrynmuqo with m4 1,, m. c. H. Roma. has been \
be discussed , Wmmum sand. so that walking was not can- ”Wt. ‘ Nomton party. 30
“meof: a: “In Wig-‘2“. m9 ‘. ~ - , , . “ .
indexin‘g "ot:“8_"‘volumes‘ , own 1 . ‘ 0 .~ 0 " 11am Wall and my. 0:026" ‘
records, and to authorise, thaw.- Motor: momedieu. son of Mrs. 5.“... he. left in mm SMALL
men ‘0 borrow; . 3‘7 ‘0 W 1?? “'0 Daniel L'flommedieu. ot Rowan street where my arm spend the re- MOTOR
“me. ' " v - ‘a member otrsis 34.3 to play this 5.. o, a... “at... S
fifiwfiflmmhwm«miseriesooussrmscnooio: n,u¢mgy.cus,ogrossn. P
. unsmm’vroolso inn. ' - spendingths‘wlnheri, -
WM company. The local , 9“. . , v "‘ ‘ Mz‘fis York. were visitors 1: Mortal 3"qu fl!
want a. reduction!!! the if m _. " Fireworhfwbrs'is order during the m on Tuesday. ' lo. Norwalk Current
mm Olmm' ”m’ m , “I! .12“ m , ’ ,MOOR .n'd L Q 0 O ‘- ‘
residents of Green Farms want to ‘ -._ ‘ " l
1'. a
Nos-walk. spent Sunday, the guests of
or and lira. Frederick H.
th,otthePostBoad.
e e s
three
and
George D. Tiller has a large exhibit
poultry in the Sdth annual poultry
wmbetshentotheet. m, which opened yesterday
morning. in Madison Square Garden.
HEADSTUFFEI] BY
57 wan 8t.
GAS STOVFs
HEATERS
EATARRH [Ill [30“]?
Ityournostrlla are clogged. your
throatldmd. ‘oryour head 3
stoned by nasty catarrhora'cold.
mantle pure. “Wm
soothing inflamed. swollen membranes
These Dales:
JAN CARY 20th and
FEBRI’ABY 52h
charge of the Korea ,Hayeson cam- Ecw good it tools. Your nostrils
rslsnln Connecticut. takingthe place are " rom- head is clear. No MERRILL BUSINm
of Director. Isaac. Carmel. who has dryness or COLLEGES
CO. NORWALK
PORT CHESTER
and catsrrh yield. like
media. Putt stay stunec up. Relief
HID-YEAR GRADUATE
‘New Classes Will Be Organizat-
. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS.
STANFORD
‘8 EMF-MY. j ,
li ...
has given
Mrs. Rollin G. Sherwood. Librarian
3.25.... r... 1.... a. ma -- m -
rob-nary Dividends
In“ PW me-
_.
ACompleeeAssortmu‘ttnt
Underwear
to studio and meta-nous and'
minnow-unmas-
”Wand sa—‘
9
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sun To
“remade
poem
4. nm: sross
.. . Paying76% and 7% M... 1..
' * aavno was Us. Everybody in the run:-
‘ ‘ r— ' ' ' so. sonwult can.
Shapiro Bros.
[123 wasnnioros arm
"Far The
_ Children’s Sake
‘ ‘You want your children to have
stood edumti, 'on, don’t you ?
W. if our were denied
" 1 “mmgourself, you will
7"Lappreciatethed ' 'tyofstart-
‘5‘ l'nél’savings accounts for them now,
thaticbject in view.
» Thu hank laminating savings
‘ aeoountsfer children.
,fWeare anxious to help these
‘rmMmdwmmW’m
snednmflonthatwmfitthem
big-things infthe future.
Norwalk Chronicler