on" your Viotrola at Donnélly's [sass weekly payments. Store open Old Glory Council. No. I. Daughters as America. will holds meeting this evening. Officers will be installed by ‘ m Hater Frank of Perserverance oaoseil. Stanlford. All oiiiosrs elect are requested to attend. O O 0 die a day for ten monthspays nor a flower cleaner "at Donneuy-s. m demonstration. .. The Bridge rt community chest fund y -reaohed- 3153.000. This total was announced at yester- da'rs luncheon. the third in the cam- paign to raise $320,000 for Bridge- soxr- cherma. whenvledsee’iowtls 360.000 were announced. . O O O é—Smart Shop. 90 Washington Street. Dresses ".98 to 85.98. Values to 318.00. . . . J’. 3. Birth. .Inc.. automobile ac- cessory dealer. of Hartford. filed a bankruptcy petition at New Hayen. yesterday giving debts as 830. 803. assets 06.1.09. In another petition. Paul Visnaultas a C0. of New Brit- ain. gave debts as $6.231. assets 81.375. . . -—Harris & Cans. O O For the purpose of securing the modification. amendment or repeal of the Volstead act in the United States and the eighteenth amend- ' ment in the several states. the Lin- coln Moderation Association has been formed in Hartford. Carol E. Youngs. Louis B. Holbrook and Charles W. Same are the incorporators. in a document filed with the secretary of state. That's All —Harrls & Gene. 0 0 That's all. 0 New Haven school teachers are raising a fund to used TIT I ‘sult toding rights of t board of finance to cut from the city budget a salary raise voted by the board of educa- tion. One thousand teachers will contribute $2 each to the cause. Ber- nard J. McConnell. president of the teachers’ league. refused to accept.a pay check for lem than his voted salary and has brought independent luit to test the cut. 0 0 0 -—Full line of auto accessories. Aaron Kuhn. O O 0 ~ An attempt to recover an antenna. bile seised by the state police in con— nection with the alleged wholesale thefts at Sridkeport. was made yes- terday by W. R. Carlson. of New Haven. who had replevlned it from the possession of the state police and the Pack and Lines garage company. Carlson alleges that he 'bo'ugh‘t the automobile from the Goldy Bros. in good faith. The case is returnable to the common pleas court at Bridge- port. 0 O 0 -—Smart Shep. 90 Washington Street. Special 10 Day Clearance Sale. 86.00 to $7.00 skirts for $2.98 to 83.98. s At a meeting of the legislative com- mittee on appropriations held at the Capitol. Hartford. yesterday after- noon. Commissioner of Domestic Ani- mals, Whittlesy said that no new work in tubercular tests of dairy cat- tle could be taken on before July 1 unless the ctlnmiseioner is granted a deficiency appropriation of 825.000. 0f the 8140.000 appropriated at the last session. he said. there remains only 812.885 available. and some re- futing remains to be done. 0 O 0 -—Smart Shop. 90 Washington Street. Special 10 Day Clearance Sale. 86.00 to $7.00 skirts for 82.98 to $8.98. A collection of Indian relics. some of them gathered through Coloml William F.‘ Cody (Buillalo Bill). has been presented to Yale University by fire. Charles Bigelow. widow of Col- onsl Blgelow of New Haven. The collection includes rare blankets. cos- tumes. saddles and other Indian ar- ticles. There is also one of the beat . of Remington's Indian paintings. Col- onel Blgelow was for many years at the head of a firm dealing in Indian medicines and had many Indians in his employ. He was also a liend of Bahia Bill. and through him collect- "lemmas...” T. Mi strand atHartfosdreosetlmmah-siiberAvsn other-bequests. «serum. ‘of :45 East Avenue of the mddmxdeafiof‘ Havens left Km yesterday. ' . bat Train. Second prime. last night at The company Wt through. us drills ill splendid terse. the spection was made by Captain Du Many spectators Were present it “inspection. ' . I! Q 0. .f‘ "; -—Hats renovated. .O'Brien'a o‘ -0 .o " ‘ The Norwalk m: E. Church arches. its. will present a musical entertain mcnt tonight at the Broad River Chapel under the (auspices ,of the Broad River .Community Club. There are more than thirty members in this orchestra, which is directed by Clarence B. Cable. , ’s -'., e ~ will be held tonight by the Girls' and Women's .Club, . Wall and Isaac Streets. A delightful program has been prepared in which hues Kath- 3"“! Andrewe and Hi- Ruth Di. and will take a prominent part. Several of Miss Mildred Aller’s pu- pils will dance. _ s e o -—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7 R. R. Ave. Phone 890. ‘ I 0 0 Under a change in schedule in ef- fect next Monday Danbury people go- ing to Bridgeport by the way of South Norwalk on the morning train leaving here at 7:18 o'clock will be able to~make a better connection at South Norwalk." Train No. 82. com. mencing next Monday. will leave South Norwalk for Bridgeport at 8:49 o'clock. twenty~six minut s earlier than it leaves under in present schedule. and will arrive in Bridge- port that much earlier.——Dsnbury News. 0 O O . Alumni of the Yale School of For- estry believe that a "Dreyfus case" is being made of the1.attevnpt to con- vict Captain Robert Rosenb‘iufh. Yale '07. of the murder of Major Cronkite. They have attacked the com-u taken by Attorney-General Daugherty. by issuing an appeal to Yale men through a special issue of the Yale Forest School News and publishing the text of the generation of pub cer. contained in hf emote! demo! J. W. Selden. prosecuting attorney of Pierce County. Wash. In the are ticle in the School News the case of Captain Rosenbluth. accused of the death of hinder Cronkite. is reviewed at length. and the questioa is asked why the case was reopened after the exoneration. O 0 -—Smart Shop. 90 Washington Street. Dresses 38. 98 to $5.98. values to 815. 00. ~ e. e s Ajury in the superior court at Norwich. yesterday. upheld the will of Richard O. Libby, in an action brought by his daughter. Peuline Frederick. actress. who had appealed from the probate court decision. In the will. ‘Mr. Libby‘left his $80,000 estate to relatives of his second wife. Referring to his daughter, the will said: "I give and devise to my daughter. Pauline Beatrice Ruther- ford. nothing. and I mention this allusion to show that the urns is intentional and not a mistake." The trial started Tuesday and a number of witnesses were heard. the titti- mony being concluded yesterday morning. Judge Allyn L. Brown made his charge to the jury, which delib- erated forty.nve minutes. and then brought in its verdict. \ -—Full line of soft hats. O'Brien's. W‘s FOR CCLDQ. COUOHS, -BRONCHIT|& ETC. Use 8. P. C. Whlts Pine Compound with Cod Liver Extract and Menthol, 50 Cents. 2a ed many relics of the West. vyouwhatyonaretoday. o yourpresen am .1 Your Photograph _*‘k°nw9m880myreeembletheonetaken Yonseeinthe earlier photograph " Stillsoibl'Well Corp. South. lion-walk cl.- e The formal inspection'ef‘ths Cease, Another social and "open house" —-Chlldren's matinee Saturday at flail» 12: Admission for chil- ren Harold Lloyd ui 's Boll“ and Irene Castle in “mesh: . s" _ he. annual meeting of the Chris- tian Industrial league; of the South NorwalkM. E. churchfillbbheldat the church this evening. Asupper. which will be served at 7 o'clock. will precede the meeting. . , s o s ‘ --Nice layer cakes. Lemon. orange. cocoanut. maple. butter cream, marsh. mallow. raisin. nut. pineapple. Cup and leaf cakes in varieties—Banner Bakery, 5 Monroe str:et. . l The Melon Hat company of Dan; bury. is listed.,among the creditorsofr the James L. jDisbrow coulpany. of New Haven, «which filed a bankruptcy petition at New Haven yesterday. The concern lists assets of 89.194455 and liabilities of 810.5i8.dz., The locsal claim is for “34. u C 0 Double feature bill ‘today and to-- morrow at Rialto‘ theatre. Harold Castle in "French Heela- llatlnee Saturday. Children ten cents. Attorney Leo Davis. representating the Connecticut Light a: Power com- pany has started suit against Freder- ick J. and Clara A. Scam for damages of $75. an unpaid bill for services amounting to 863." being alleged. The action. timers in which were ser- ved by Deputy mieflff Edward B. Doulens yesterday. is returnable to the City of Nor-walk. the second Monday of Febuary. Property on Day street was atttached for; 8100- yesterday by w: Dumas. . '—,A bargain table every Saturday at Donnelly’s. See our 75c items tomor- row in the basement. ’ I I, 0 Mrs. A. T. Dawson. Worthy Matron: A. T. Dawson. Worthy Patron: , As- and Past hiatron’ Mrs Haslel-lswold, of Ophir Chapter. No. 52, O. E. S..‘ have returned to their homes here. after having attended the 40th annual Grand Chapter-f meeting of the O. E. S. of Connecticut in New Haven on Wed- nesday and Thursday of this week. Others from Ophir Chapter who at- tended Were Mrs. Marsh. of Rowayton. Mrs Gagerand Mrs. C. Van Coevering. All reported a most pleasant time at the ' gathuing. O O 0 —Don’t miss .‘Grsndma'a Boy.” with Harold'noyd. at the Bialto the- atre Saturday afternoon. Double bill. Children‘s admission ten cents. ’ Allen-solace. 'Assurm _tot mummmmma mimmmmu~ museum-sameness— E.K.BANKS’ DR! GOODS SIDED Under W Hotel “-47 West Washington” Dom mam. E = ‘ '1» Cultivatehls Year I 'jhseheldashb‘rtmeetiuglsstevening , of Taxi 0-1540. Growthe'l' laid that Lloyd in "Grandma's Boy". and Irene " sociate Matron Mrs. Clara Hauschlld , 'of Mrs. Stewart Marshall. '1, i moose Donnell“ bargaintshlo . O ._,; , , nicotine of Banner flo. Bi. Sons and Daughter-rot new". if held last evening. Final arrange- dance to be held next week. The meeting next week will start at 7: 3'0 o'clock. The entertainment carom!- sewell, and made “plans for the future. Frank Crowther of Berkeley street made a complaint at 6:45 o'clock this morning to the police about the'driver the driver of the car had passed, a standing trolley car in a reckless man- ner and that be endangered the safety of pedestrians who were crossing the ice -—See our 75c” bargain table this Saturday in the basement—DonneWS East N orugalk Sliding was again enjoyed on Mar- vln’a Hill last night by many. ‘ ., e s ~ The. regular_ meeting of Troop No. 6. B. 8. A.. will be held' this evening. 0 I 0 v_ The tug Norwalk. of the Red Star line was in the. local harbor this ' ' s7 "s e . Dr. R. M. Bennett, of Seaview Ave- nue. was in New York City. attending a doctor’s convention yesterday. 0 O O The third sitting in the pinochle tournament of the Mayflower Hook & Ladder Company will be held on Tuesday evening of next week. ’ I O O This evening the much advertised comedy. “Round the Craker Box" will be given at the East avenue H. 3. church. s O 0 O The lumber barge John M. Kelley. which came into the local harbor with a cargo for the Hatch a: Bailey Lumber Company. cleared the local harbor yesterday afternoon. 0 0 0 Into: 1). Downes. of Winfield Street, who was operated upon at the trey Post. Amedcan Legion. attended the county commanders’ meeting held in Stamford, last nigh}. - 0 Harry Waterbury. Jr” of First Street. was was operated upon at the Norwalk Hospital. some time ago for appendicitis. is recovering nicely. and it is expected will be brought home on Sunday next. 0 O 9 The pulp schooner Frances Good- now. which was tied up at the docks of the Harris a: Gene Company while awaiting a tow to the outer harbor. after having dhcharged its cargo at the_St. George plant. cleared the lo- cal harbor yesterday afternoon for Nova Scotia. ) ‘s s s A very successful card party was held yesterday afternoon at the home '2! Os- borne Avenue. the proueds of which are to go to the East Norwalk Im- . WW7. Tomorrow will 'be a 756i , table in the basement. Therewas toendauceatthe‘ ;_ aiarge‘a man were made for an informal ~ "mm. from Mrs. A. J. Becklus. motor appantus made quick work of blond and fa . I o e Hose company's hall. instead out the home of hit. and Ids-a; Lynch. as m Waylon-l! Med; Sliding was being enjoyed on Wil- son avenue last night by a number of local young people. A big bob sled us being used. and badra large crowd on it. every trip down the hill. f Tickets for the rendition of Feat on February 7th may be obtained in hlr. and Mrs. H. N. Wilson. Hrs. Her but A Bond. or Miss Kayla Sconeld: O 0 C‘ A rehureal of the Old Folks Con- cert to be given under the auspices of theEver Bead: Circle of The King's Delighters will be held Monday eve- ning at the home ofltra I". Ambler. All participants are urged to be pres- ant. O O 0 A rehearsal for the old folks’ con- cert which the Ever Ready Circle of The King's Daughters will give soon will. be held on Konday evening next. at the home of Mrs. W. F. Ambler of Rowayton Avenue. All who are to sing the old time songs are asked to be present on that evening. 0 O O The prayer meeting of the Rom too Baptist church was held last eve- ning at the home of Mrs. Katherine Scotleld, Highland avenue. The Rev. Richard Starr. a returned ‘mi'ssionary from Africa was the speaker 9f the evening. .Rev. Starr’s talk was very interesting. He told of the ways of living of the Africans and their sus- toms. Rev. Stars- exhibited many African Curios. .which he gathered while in Africa. 0 0 O . And still the drive goes merrily on. each day bringing in’a check or two andafewdouanmcasnThusthe drive for ”.000 for a fully equipped motor apparatus for the people of Rowayton is programing; The solici- tors have not yet completed their work. but everyone is working tooth and nail for the success the drive. Perhaps some people ‘ ‘say we do not have many fires. why spend so much for apparatus? The reply is indicated in a letter received by P. M. Needle. foreman of the company:: “I fully appreciate your difliculty in having some people realise the ever present fire hazard existing. this for the reason of the infrequency of urea in Rowayton. Han: people rmrd a fire company in much the same man- ner that the healthy“ porno regards the doctor—Absolutely unnecessary until a serious condition cones. than their pleas and eatrcaties are gin- thetlc. The «fluency of motor ap- paratusiwas shown at thenrs at the home of Mrs. Lewis Hoppa Wen len department responding with their thenamu. ltis-fabo-y'witho‘ nt provement Association's fund for IDO- fearof contradiction that hsdtlys elementsiilathm The‘I.M.P.A.-ociationwillmeet1 tomorrow evening at the Waylon ‘ ' “0 Am“ ii, The Hurling place on Ben Avenue. litmnscagoodgensralknowl- Side Avenue recently. when thaDar- ' Kr. and .MCharl. W. Smith spentyeete‘rhyinNorwalk. HraAnburRu-enofBrooklymis visitingin Dorian. the guest of Mr. udilramnnumpfpf Brook- The Dal-ion Athletic Club's meet- was postponed this week. but will be hold next week as usual. The club isnosiformiuplsmforadauubo be held February 10th. 0 O 0 An: important general teacher! meeting woo held ysterday after- noon at 8 o’clock in the Boyle School. A number of important sub- sects were taken up at the meeting. Planssrebeiagmadetoholdanex- hibition of school work done by pu- pilsoftheDsrlenschools. which are under the supervision of Leon H. Rockwell. superintendent. The ex- hibit be held some time during the non of Hare]: and will consist of written work. and products of the clones in domcdlc science and man- no! training. 0 O O The teaching of handwork at the Junior High School in Noroton has been discontinued. W. 'boys who wishto,gotothe8tateTradeSchool in ord every Friday afternoon fromltod:80p.m. Thepur-poseof this course is not to teach a trade. but rather to show to'csoh pupil. simply and graphically Just what each trade handworkinmrienschoolsandgivsn thsopportunityofgoingtothetrade school. 37 of them elected to take this work. 7 are in the drafting doc pertinent. id in the electrical de- partment. 12 in the machine shop and d in the carpentry 'ahop. The course willbetheume asthat given to regular students of the school except thpt it is necemriLv shortened some- what to meet the medal needs. 0! the system in general it an be said edge of each trade to the“ young men. hob one will. as hegoesbbroufi the course. be shifted from one depart- ment to another. ' In this way. he gets not only a per-lectivc of each course but also their rel-none to each other. Ifaboydmnottakeupatradehe has studied he is certainly nothing Behind. Ifheelscis to become a regular student ofihe trade school af- ter completing. the Junior High School course. he will be gift! credit for the time betas put into the trade be his minded to follow. HORSE STEPS ON COAL. MAN’S. FOOT Amannamed Hilt‘smpleyedatthe Rowanstroet 'yudsoftho Consoli- datedCoalCompany. But Norwalk. Mood asiight injury icons of lib feet yesterday afternoon. wine a horsestoppodonit. Dr. Franklyn G.Brown‘ “can“.buttheasewas notahospltalono. Immnchasthe mhmmm ‘ ne’er-mentor rhesus tookchtgsofthecase. lie-investYourJanuaiyanil FebruaryDividends hmmm Paying6%and7%. AdviseWithll‘s. v atrium A London lung; ‘pmtm by which I" ”I. to send an mm. :0 l. Ind.“ Willing a lever Etch ms" 5 tionshasameum‘ofmtl the pilot has to do the "I, lever for the “image b “15‘ and the flash is or. “he memo rm Under Tlrlor'. ear 8‘. Phone it”? 3111'”. ”ill a you no you 0w: PIGKING ’ MARK-O Shoe Store 42 so. Main St. '30, Just Above the Will I u Mot. Ofth. 89 boystaklng, the course. Of the boys now taking , —\ _I_RTHMORE 3" :1 -“ uouLTnv “5503' Give Your Chick; The Right Start WM injust Mathew” HA” £85m: itwiiicuidownyour from bowel trouble and.- weakness and deleiop 5' chicks into healthy, by, laying pallets. Wirthmore Pads and fl Willimlore System insulin aces. Wr'se for Free Wnime Pi Book today. SEALBANSGRAINQ Mahatma l .2119 HE OUALITV ONLY-7M? A \. WINN' IPAUK FEED STORE " WIBTH'MORE P013133! FEEDS” Wm. M. Bette, Prq Phone 2619 manwasfriend. le-andseemisglybsd, Attention! HOBWALK HIGH SCI“ STUDENTS A main! value in '1" Paper, engraved on ‘ colors, is now being Every student shouldl ‘ box of this stationery. THE _HAMILTON SHOP £9 Wall Street pummel. pawl! v : Dav AND SIGHT NO“ 311) m3 GRADUAT’ New Clnsos Will Be 0W“ M Bites" JANIABY 29m 9" mutant all: BUSINFH COLLEGES I ‘ ALK STw' so. song” cHESTER ‘ Slap-w Bros; aware - gm stall
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