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Monitor Caldron bowling team will
renumo activities this evening on
the Palace alleys.
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5m.» nub»; Novotnlk. of New
Yb'rk city. is home at her parcntsthis
stock with a. .v'ery 'bnd cold. ‘
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" *v—nm ‘llno or into memories.
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‘ 'l‘he master mason degree was con-
!mcd It a special communication of
St. John’s LodIe. No. 6. F. and A. M.
“id last night.
iii'l'iic Golden Rule Circle of the Nor-
mwngntfihal church is homing '
a cake attic this afternoon in Glen-
donlm Drug. store..
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”d‘chlidren only. Tomorrow morn-
iti. perlsrmnnce of Jackie Coogan in
“Trouble" at 10 o'clock at tho Riulto.
Admission ten cents.
O O O
Matters of routine will
consideration at. a meeting or the N -'
walk Congregational Church Building
committee Scheduled for tonigh.t.
O O I
Mr. and Mrs. George Lane celebra-
ted their first Wedding anniversary on
Tuesday. February 6th. Mrs. Lane was
formerly Miss Andrea Cote of Mcr-
O ' O D
-—Full line or auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn. ‘
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Following the regular business
meeting. Lady “’nshington Lodge. No.
21. Shepherds of Bethlehem. held a
delightful ronst hoof supper last night
at 25 Main streo t. Fifty members en-
Joycd the supper including guests
from the Second District and \Vcst-
port.
O O 0
Dr. i‘. V. Clnusi this noon reported
to the police that a man while walk-
ing on Marshall sirv‘vt. First District.
had been bitten. although not ser-
iously. by :1 ring mvmwi by a man
named Srinnviono. of 36 Cross street“
First District. The dog warden is in-.
vestigst i ng. l
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--Doll Dresses for 30:: each. also rillE
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kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. .
R. R. Ave. Phone 300. l
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"On .The Bar 7. Ranch". a. comedy
drama. will he prusontml tonight at
the Regent Thonlro by the Spring-
wood Dramatic club for the benefit
of the American Legion and the Vet-
erns of Foreign \Vnrs. It is expected
that there will be it good attendance
at the performance.
C O C
An interesting discussion of “The
Conservation of Forests and “'nter
Ways" featured the mectinc of the
\Vomen's club of Norwalk held yes-
terday at the home. of Mrs. W. A.
Curtis. Maple strc ct. The committee in
charge of the procram was: Mrs. W.
'A. Curtis. Miss
and Miss Miliccnt
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Joseph inc Jennings
Foster.
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——"'l'ho Man From Hell's River"
has a gripping plot. See James Oliver
Curwood's story picturizcd at tho Ri-
be given}.'
3 West Avenue clubhouse.
‘wlil mark the tu‘clith‘nnnivcrsary of
John Hegel. New Haven.“ merchant
and civil war veteran. died it the age
of 79.
O O O
~Hnrris a: Guns. That’s all.
I O 0
Railroad trntiio was delayed by ed]-
lision or locomotive with two freight
cars and a. tank car at Baltic.
O .. O
Retention of clnsfic's in modern
education was urged by Sir Frederick
Kenyon. director of the British muse-
um in‘ sn‘address at ale.
E I C '
forty automobiles. including. fourteen
new machines at New Haven, with a
iosscstimnted at. 880.000..
0 O 0
-—-'..'1c a. day for ten months pays
for a. Hoover cleaner at Donnelly’n.
Free demonstration.
a O 0
Mr. R. H. Golden. president or the
South Norwalk Trust Company. re-
turned to business today after an ab~
ounce of three weeks ‘due to illness.
0 O 0
Because ot‘ the Lincoln Day ban-
quet. of the Catholic club which is
to be held Monday night, the regu-
lar meeting of the Board of Ilealth
incheduled for that. night has been
postponed for one week.
O U U
Mrs. Helena Van Alstync of Bay-
vicw avenue entertained a. small party
or friends last evening in honor of her
guest. Mrs. Irene Budlong of Provi-
dence. Bridge was played during the
evening-Mrs. James Golden. Mrs. F. J.
Morrison. )lr. Harold Austin and Mr.
Frederick Moulton winning prizes.
O 0 O
—The Frozen North. ' action and
scenery unrivalled. "The Man From
llell's River." Rtalto today and to-
morrow.
O O
The annual banquet which will
probably be held early in April. came
up for discussion last night at a. meet.-
iing of Court Cecile. No. 105. Catholic
lmughtcrs of America, held in the
the organization of the court.
0 O 0
An important business meeting of
the parishioners or the l'orwalk Con-
cregntionul church was held last
night. At the meeting. Seymour Cur-
tis was elected a member of the busi-
ness committee. filling the vacancy
created by the death or the late Col-
onel George D. Russell. Percy W.
Mead and Frank W. Gregory were
elected dcacons ot the Ghuruch for one
year. .
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Rev. Dr. Miller of New York city
will occupy the pulpit at tho Norwalk
3!. E. church at the morning and eve~
ning services Sunday, Rev. George
B. Tompkins. pastor of the church.
announced this morning. Dr. Miller
spent many years in Africa. At the
evening services he will describe his
experiences in the i\rk continent of
alto today and tomorrow.
which so little is generally known.
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Minn Ella. Byx‘bee of Mnin street is
spending a week in New York. .
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There will be a rehearsal “of. the
guard team‘ of Eureka! Rebekah
Lodge. No. 42. I. 0. 0. F.
O C O 5
John Abanesian. 17. caught robbing
policeman's apartment. tried to end
his life in cell at: Hartford. ,
I U C .
-—Harrls & Guns. That's all. . '
O O 0
Governor Templeton recommended
that the state acquire two tenement
m gaming the State Library At.
Hartford. . ,
z 0 O O
The sail; or stock or the bankrupt
store of Nowell & Murray will be held
on the afternoon or Wednesday. Feb-
ruury 14. .
O O 0
The amendment to the charterof
the Ridgeneld library and hisprical
society was adopted yesterday by the'
house. at Hartt'ord.
S
O O .t
Anthony Giordlno. of Georgetown.
was taken to the Danbury Hospital
last evening and immediately under-
went an operation for appendicitis.
O O O
A jury in superior court at New
Haven has given Mrs. Olive E. Dibble.
or “West Haven, a verdict for $15,000
against the New Haven road tor the
death of her husband. a railroad
brakeman.
O t 0
Boat captains entering the harbor
yesterday reported an unusual amount
of ice in the Sound. They attribute
this to the fact that the cold snap
following the recent snow converted
the snow into ice.
0
—Velour hats.
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\Villian; C. Smith. owner of the In-
dianapolis baseball club of the Am-
erican Association. is spending a few
days at his home in this city. He is
renewing his acquaintance with his
many friends in Norwalk.
0 O I
The Connecticut Teachers' College
club will hold a luncheon on Satur-
day, at Bond Annex. in Hartford.
at one o'clock. in. G. Reynolds, field
secretary or the General Alumni as-
sociation. will speak.
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The comptroller or the currency at
“Washington. has received an applica-
tion for the organization of the Peo—
ple's National Bank 0! Stamford with
a $1,000,000 capital. Beoiamin H.
Mead of Stamford is the correspond-
out.
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$4.00. O'Brien‘s.
O O
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Cards have been received from Rev.
0tho Bartholow. son-in-law or Mrs.
William Hilsdo‘n. of Elizabeth Street.
from Cuba. Rev. Mr. Bartholow said
that. he preached there on Sunday
last. and that his congregation was
most appreciative of his sermon.
O O ’ O W
The world war veterans‘ bonus bill,
which is favored by tho Veterans of.
Foreign Wars and which was in the
hands of the judiciary comlnittce.
was transferred to the committee on
military attain. at Hartford. yester.
day.
A Complete Assortment of
» Underwear
In Muslin nnd‘Knit. tor [idles and
Children: Also M and flannel for
, c - ’
E. K. . BANKS
DRY GOODS STORE
Under linhnckcmo 110th
45-47 West Wilkinson Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
the annual ball of Pyramid Temple.
Nobles of the Mystec Shrine. in
Bridgeport last. evening. - ,
”J-.. Jo . ;.
—-Velour hats. 84.0%.0’33rien's. ,
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George Reynolds. critic Nos-tone
Paint & Varnish company. who has
been in Norwalk'ror’rpeyeral day: on,
a. business trip-has gone to New York
for a week on business. -
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A sauerkraut supper thpt was much
enjoyed was held last evening. in‘the‘
basemeinicnfitmsn. poms. Lnthamn.
church last evening ouncler. the av...-
pices of the Ladies Aid Society of the
church.
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—Cake' sale. Missionary ‘ Circle~
'South Not-walk Baptist Mission. Sat-
urday, next to Rialto' Theatre. ‘
C O #
Word has been received from Fran-
cis L. H. Gill and W’LBlamey Gaye
wod. formerly or this city, that. they
are on route for the Bahamas by
hydroaeroplane. They are wintering
in the south. ‘ V
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Eleven months old William S.-
Mitchell; son or Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Mitchell of Bridgeport. died Wed-
nesday at .the Bridgeport Hospital
from burns received by scalding him-
self with boiling hot water on Mou~
day at his homcf ’
O 0
Plans are under way for the re-
modeling and alternation into a bus.
iness block or the property on So‘flth
Main’streetowned and occupied by the
South Nor-walk Lunch. The lunch will
still have its business there. but there
will be additional provisions for oth-
er business as well.
0 O O
—Llncoin and Washington birth-
day favors now on sale at Donnelly's.
O O 0
Frederick 'A. Byrnes. for many
years purser on the steamer City of
Lowell, operating between New Lon-
don and New York. died in Norwich.
yesterday. at the age or seventy. He
had been on duty until he was taken
111 two years ago. He leaves a wire
and two sons.
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Sheets of 4,200 one and two-cent
stamps were stolen during Tuesday
night from the Bridgeport freight of-
fice- or the New Haven Railroad
Company. according to a report made
«yesterday afternoon to the Bridgeport
detective bureau by Railroad Police
Captain Robert Morehouse.
I O O
Everett Merry. better known as
"Cy" Helix, has been transterrcd
from the Stamford Telephone ex-
change whens he was engaged in
A number-so: iocalJQéple attended
William M. Stuart. of Trumbull.
Wab arrested yesterday on the alleg-
ation that through illegal manipula-
. lion ‘0! checks. he got the sum of $52
on false protences. rats was released
in bonds of 3250 for a hearing in the
Bridgeport‘city court today. Stuart
was formerly mam: ‘83 of a hardware
store in Bridgeport.
_ f o o o ._
Judge Walter D. Mnkepeace has
tendered ‘his resignation to Governor
Templeton. as fuel administrator at
\Vaterbury... The reason; for his res-
ignations'have not yet been made
mungsw. Mar:
viewed, said. he had no statement to
market at this time. --It.was said he
sides with T, W. Russell. who re-
cently resigned as state administrator.
in the controversy pl'er handling of
the fuel legislation.
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unrem' weekly payments. Store open
evening; until 9 p, m. ,
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"Thirty-six quarts. why that‘s
enough to get a. whole, neighborhood
drunk!" exploded Judge Harlan Howe
in the.U. S. distr‘pl court at Hart-
ford. yesterday. when informed by
government: agents thr/ John Bezel-
skl of Bridgeport had nine gallons of
moonshine inhis house when’it was
raided. Bezelski pleaded guilty to
charges of possessing liquor and pos-
sessing a. still. but when Judge Howe
‘fined him 5250 he changed his mind.
He denied that there was any liquor
in his house when it was raided and
secured permiSzlon to change his plea
to not guilty. The case will be tried
before a j[;y next week.
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The arrest of Parlnnd Cummings
yesterday in Colchester. for the
Springfield. Mass. pol e. on the
charge or violation of his parole on a
bignmy charge. reveals. the Spring-
field police say. that Cummings had
three wives. the latest to come to
light being Miss Louise Smith. alias
“lam; now living in Hartford. He
was found to be 1%.ng in ll-ovidence.
R. I.. with Ethel Levine. to whom he
was married in Bridgeport in 1919.
when she was not. quite fifteen years
old. She was taken from him by her
father two hours after the marriage
but no legal steps have been taken
{or annulment. Cummings was ar-
rested in Springfield lzttt November.
some time after he had married :1.
Springfield widow. Mrs. Viola Lincoln
Dean, who had three children. Mrs.
Dean charged him with desertion.
Cummings was lately traced from
Providence to Colches‘ter.
East Norwalk
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wot-icon the A. T. & T. wit-ea, to the
New,,York omen of the A. T. 6': T..
\Valker street. Mr. )lcrry‘s many,
friends are glad to item of his ad—
vancemcnt.
O .
Leland Smith. former manager of
the Evans company store at Mgriden.
who attempted suicide by inhaling gas
last Saturday morning and fled upon
being revealed.fihs~whot~'%ecn heard
from since that fimc, it was said to-
day. and the outlook is that he will
probably remain in the list of miss-
ing Meriden men.
O
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—-Buy your Yictroln at Donnelly‘s
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The Hartford Chamber of Com-
merce has presented to the general
assembly its new "special information
senice." in the form or a. booklet con-
taining a file of bills introduced.
which is a. close rival to the list of
bills prepared by ‘ .e clerks. In many:
respects it is much more compact
and can easily be carried in the pock-
et.
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FROM $700 TO
MILLIONS
It was about“) years ago
when oil was-disheveled in
Pennsylvania. A young man
named Rockoldlor. who had
becomi- (nonunion-air
orbit: $700—hisentire
savings. ”1110‘ remainder of
his carccr‘ismoro or [m
mammal].
“We-mono:
uninvcstmc‘ntinoihbntwo
-work is being done for Our Post Farm
' drained and. graded. The
Roberts & Lemongclll have ' the
contract for the. construction of a
’now store structure 55 by 33 feet.
two stories. on the former Bates pro-
perty on the Danbury road. The
Nurseries. Incorporated. which owns
the propeer. The building will be
; seventh grade.
The regular meeting of Troop No.
6. B. S. .L. will be held this eve-
ning.
.
Mrs. Robert F. ‘Vay. of East Ave-
nue. is confined to her home by ill-
!‘i 055.
Local friends of Mis Meta. Hewitt.
of Passaic. N. J.. have been receiv-
ing postal: from her from Florida.
where she is traveling (or her; health.
C O O
A large flock of sea gulls. number-
ing about 150. were noticed on the
ice in the harbor oi't the oyster houses
this morning. They covered the ice
for a considerable distance and'at-
tractcd much attention.
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Next Tuesday evening when the
Common Council holds its regular
meeting. it is expected that. several
matters of more than passing inter-
est to East Norwaik residents will be
brought up for action.
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Theassembly at the Marvin school
this morning was in charge of the
The program given
was as follows: Lord's prayer; Salute
to the Flag by all; “Star Spangled
Banner" by all: Abraham Lincoln in
his Kentucky Home by Florence Pct-
ters: "Tenting Tonight" by the pupils
of grade seven: Abraham Lincoln as
President of the United States by Elia
used for offices. The groand will be
dwelling.
now standing there will be razed—I
Ridgcfleld Press.
M‘-
Heavy Ghards El; Banks-
\‘on Belmont: Piano solo by Dag—
mar Wiman: Abraham Lincoln's
Speech at Gettysburg by Gordon Ham-
blen. "America.” by all.
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DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
- A Place to!» For Exotica“
“We: to on» for um u.
carats son-emu , '
M's??? Shaina—«(zoo to-
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momma. the mucus ms. Ro-
bort as. mote being the host ma
hostess of. the evening. The 33311-
wili start about 5. o'clock this even-
in; and supper will be served at 6:30
o'clock.
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Members oi! the Not-walk Radio
Association are urged to attend the
regular meeting to be held this eve—'
plug as a. number at important mat-
ters are to~come betas the meeting
for consideration. among them being
a change in the constitution.
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Plans for a cake sale. to be held 111
a week or so. were discuued at the
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Church yesterday afternoon.
held at the home of Mrs. Francis
meeting will be held on Thursday at.
ternoon. February 15th. at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Morehouse. First
Street.
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Miss Alice M. Buzzard. a mission-
ary from China. will be the speaker
on Sunday evening at the Advent
Christian Church. bliss Hazard is
head of a large girls' school in Nan-
kin, and is a. popular and successful
religious worker. She \will probably
dress in native costume on Sunday cv.
ening. and in addition to her talk.
will sing in Chinese.
Rowayton
Mrs. John N. Coates of McKinley
street spent yesterday in New York
city. '
O O 0
Miss Douglas of Hartford is a guest
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Douglas of Rowayton avenue.
C O 0
Mrs. Chauncey Bass of Crockett
street has resumed her duties in the
North Center School, after several
weeks’ illness.
Edgar L. Raymond of Rowayton
avenue has returned to his studies in
the Franklin Junior High, after a
week's illness.
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Rowayton Methodist Church. Evan—
gelistic sorn’ce tonight at 7:45. A.
bright service of song at 7:30. The
new hymns in which the evangelist is
leading us by her pleasing voice. are
proving a delight to manY. W'e trust
young and old will be present tonight
to help sing. The evangelist gave a
strong message last evening and every
one present was made to feel the
glory of the Christian life and ser-
vice. The Junior Chorus this after—
noon at 3:15. All boys and girls wel-
come.
CRI'ELTY CHARGE PREFERRED
HERE BY LOCAL GIRL
Six uncontested divorce cases are
scheduled for hearing today
Judge John “7. Banks in the short.
calendar .session of the Superior
Court. Five of the actions are based
on alleged (laser-lions and one con
tains an allegation of intolerable
cruelty.
Minnie 8'. Badge of Bridgeport.
married during July, 1915. to William
H. Badge». of Norwalk. seeks a di-
vorce charging intolerable cruelty.
The *descrtlon notional are Joseph
Fertaly of Bridgeport against Katie
Fer-ialy of Fairneld: Lester Mldman
of Bethel. against Clara. Wildman oi;
Bridgeport; Effie Low Atkinson of
Westport against \Villiam H. Atkin-
son. formerly of Atlanta. Ga... but
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with Cod Liver Extract and Menthol,
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Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk.
J acoby’s
12-14 No. Main Street.
The Home or Good Clothes for
Mel; and Women.
869 the Extraordmary’ Values
in On: Windows.
WHAT OTHER
PEOPLE THROW
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Great industries pros-
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others would th ro W
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a sensible man achieves
success by saving where
the «foolish man comes
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Men's Wool Mixed
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