mw
being Lincoln's bil tllllny.
coming here as nssislnlvt pzlymastcr
in the illness of livllvurvl Clarke. the
“regular Dil)'milSti:l'. At the time of
George Dlefcnbach. of the
Cliffordris in New York City on busi-
ness today.
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John Montgomery. of 10 Spring-
wood Avenue, spent the past two days
in “'atcrbury.
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The Connecticut Company today
had plough: out on its Norwalk lines
clearing the tracks of the snow.
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mi’alentincs for everybody at Don-
helly's. .
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Conklill. of
Mr. and Mrs. James
spending the
Washington Street. nrc
week-cud in Stamford.
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Regular business was transacted at
a meeting of COCkelloe Tribe. No. 83.
I. (i. II, M.. lltld lust night.
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Owing to sickness in the family.
thc proposed party to be held at the
home of Miss Rose Collins. Monroe
Street. has been postponed.
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——L'15t dance before Lent. American
Legion bull. Armory. Tuesday night.
Continuous dam-inc.
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\Villinm “'zlr'l. ll Silliif’llt at Holy
Cross Colour. ill \Yoreestlr. Massacll-l
srits. has in l ll 5p: Piling :1 fl w days til
his home in \\';l>’llil';:t~n Street.
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Edward I‘Vt‘lllSl‘CIn. of Howard Avo—
nue. Brooklyn. is visiting for a few
days with his unclc‘ Herman Cohen.
of the Leltoy Shirt Company.
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A. 11. \Vincl‘n'stu‘. one of the Edi-
son [winner-rs. is to go to greet
Thomas A. Ellison on Monday. on'
the occasion of the llltlcr's birthday
anniversary.
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-——Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
R. R. Ave. Phone 3’30.
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The Norwnlk Rifle Club will hold
its annual Inf‘ttillg and election of of-
ficers. Monday rvcning. at eight
o'clock. The meeting: will be held at
the City Hall.
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The monthly mrvtill: of Old “'9”
Hook and Luvllltr i‘ompany will be
held on Tuesday twining. illstvnd oi
Monday T‘Vt'lllllL'. owilli: to tilt: latter
in t 0
Hotel ’
CITY AND
John O'firien, 24 years old. of
Bridegport. was arrested yesterday,
alleged to be implicated in the shoot-
ing may that occurred last Sunday
in a restaurant at Park and Railroad
avenues._ Bridgeport, and in which
Matthew Hansen was shot in the left
forearm and beaten about the head.
O‘Brien is charged with breach of the
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Chagnon cf
Bridegport were recent visitors in Pflfieogmd his bonds have been fixed
a .
Norwalk.
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of ‘uto' ICCQIOI'IEB. The retention of the (318.5516! in
modern education “because they have
a. bearing on civilization itself." was
urged by Sir Frederick Kenyon. K.
C. B.. director of the British Mu-
seum, who spoke at New Haven yes-
terday. before the classical depart-
ment of Yale university. Sir Fred-
erick made no mention of the possi-
bility of the elimnaton of‘ Latin or
Greek as requirements forfthc Bach-
elor of Am degree at Yale.
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-——Velour hats. $4.00. O’Brien’s.
Hartford police have arrested Mar-
till Rudzik. alleged to have installed
secret tanks for storage of liquor.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marcus and family
of 36 Taylor avenue are spending the
wcek~end in New York city.
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—Full line
Aaron Kohen.
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Mrs. H. Tarlov of 6 Concdrd street.
is spending a few days in New York
city.
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The American Brass company. of
“’zlterbury. has re-elected Charles F.
Brooker, chairman of the board, and
John A. Coe, president. >
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Miss Mary Barry. of 26 Fair street,
and John Belton, of Bridgeport, -are
to be married at St. Mary's church at
9 o'clock Monday morning.
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—Harrls 62-. Guns.
Clifford L. Rees. a. go dsman and
son of» W. H. Bees. 1103 ordnance
sergeant. was charged in the Meriden
- a police court yesterday with the theft
Mr. and Mrs. William, Ingles, of of army blankets. shirts and
Webster Street. left today to spend raincoatl from the state armory.
the week—end in Pallet-sen, N. 1.. Max Kosofsky. a storekceper. was
with relatives." ' ,nrraigned at the same time. charged
. . . with receiving the stolen property.
The plate glass in Albert D. Mor- Their hearing 88 continued to Fatb-
gun's hardware Store which was ruary 17 and bonds were fixed at $200
broken during the recent fire has been in 93011 C359-
n placed.
That's nil.
I
The committee on banks will re-
port unfavorably on the bill in the
interests of the mutual savings
banks. permitting them to open out
side departments for receiving and
paying deposits. it was indicated at
the close of an executive session of
the committee at Hartford, yesterday;
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Miss Anna Osborn. corseilerc at the
.l. I. Mallette store, 88 \Vashington
street. has completed a course at the
Gossard training school in New
York and been awarded 8. diploma.
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-—Lincoln and Washington birth-
day favors now on sale at Donneily’n. The DOBMOD. of Senator John N.
o o c Brooks‘ vigorous fight against the
Thelcxecutlve and entertainment. "bra-13°11 banks," SO. called, \v-iil
swing a majority! of the other mem-
bers of the cemmittcc.
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-—Hnrris & Gains. That's all.
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committees of the Frankc. Godfrey
Post. No. 12. American Legion will
meet tomorrow morning at the Ar~
mory. Plans will be gone over for the
fourth annual ball of the post. which
will be held at the Armory on Tues-
day evening.
Of the total of 262 members of
the house of representatives at Hart-
ford. fourteen were born in foreign
A complaint was lodged yesterday countries. and sixty—seven outside the
all. F‘airfleld with the Connecticut Ho. “3‘3 0’ “WW-“cu" 0‘ ”‘9 353
mane society. which alleged that Min members 111 were born inthe towns
Julia. Drusbaky, 17. of Black Rock which they now represent in the
turnpike. who became the mother of ”3‘33””. divided by 90mm“ 38
a child born February 5' “‘KS "doped" follows: Hartford 18, New Haven 19,
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The rrgulzlr monthly merting of}
the board of directors of the South.
Norwalk Public Library “as bold]
last. cwllillg. Routine business tins
transacted.
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-—Full line of auto
Aaron Kohn.
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At the office of J. M. Layton 8; Co.,
Illc.. a \Val‘l‘llnii‘f‘. dud was giVen by
Jillni‘S Dunn. of l‘l‘iligt’lllfl'i. Conll., t0'
accessofles.
Eugene J. Vllll New, for {l house and
three lots on linl‘vs .\\‘l‘l]lll.', East
Norwzllk.
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Ponassus Council, Royal Arcnnum.
will have an installation of assistant
oflicers on Tuesday Mining. There
will also be corp” bowling. Another
big time is being planned for the. Z'iih
lust. and on the Blltll a largo rlelrga-
tion of the members “in go to Stum~
forrl. -
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Holiday hours will be observed on
Monthly. Lincoln's llirtlllilly. at the
South Norwalk Post Ui‘i‘icc. The win-
dows will be open until 12:30 O’clock.
There will be one collection and one
iif‘ilVCl‘)’. There will be a business
uollcctlon Pit 6:15 p. m. llllii mulls will
be received and tir‘SIll’llt'ilCd as usual.
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———Spoid¢l's glml Sums orchestras at
the fourth annual bzlll of the Ameri-
can Ll'gltlll. llizllltl'l‘lll decorations.
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limllloyrs in tbv lomll limlnlquartrrs
of the NtWV Hun-ll l‘nill‘oml were
greatly surprise-l nllvl Kl‘lf‘ltd to learn
yesterday nl‘t«.rllooll of the vlerltll in
Poughkccpsic \Vcflnt-wluy night of
Charles linreou'l't. :l‘ sprcizll agent of'
the Central New l-lnlzllll'lll railway. Mr.
Harcourt was in llzlllbury last Friday.
his trip llf‘l‘P Mr. Hui-court was t'e-sl-
ins: quit»1 ill and \\'lll‘n he got home.
that. night. “'35 form ll to stay lllr'rt‘.
Pneumonia :lr \‘l'vlnnt ti. l-uzultllli: in his
death \V‘.‘lill(‘:~ll.’i_\' l:l;ill.——il;lllbnry
News.
FOR COLDS, COUGHS,
BRONCHITIS, ETC.
Use S. P. C. White Pine Compound
while on an automobile ride last sum- NeW' London 12» Fairfield‘ 13- “'miir
me. with two unidentified men ham 11. Mlddlcsex 13. Lllchllcld 15.
. . . ‘ Tclland 11.
Mrs. Mary Donahue has the honor
of being the first woman to be clrctv
ml town chairman of a political party
in Connecticut. She was recently TWO hundred 19“?“ .addresscd ‘0
appointed chairman of tho Nauga- Charles Blanchard are held in the
fuck Democratic town committee to Stamford poet-office. 73‘3“?th “’E‘nt
succeed Judge Henry J. pnemam to Stamford. January 31. announcing
~Velour hats. $4.00. O'Brien‘s.
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who resigned after serving six “"1"” 33 3 Cripple CTC’CR rancher
months. ready to give $100,000 to the woman
. . . who would become his wife. Await-
-—Cake sale. Missionary Circle lug Blanchards return also is Miss
Caroline Brown. 16 River street. who
has a. board but of 89 covering the
rran's entire stay in Stamford. A
Stamford liveryman would discuss
Judge John _W' Banks will open with Mr. Blanchard a. contract tn-
thc naturallzatlon' hearing: at the which he “.3. to deliver a. cal-load
county court house at Ridgeport. of Cripple Creek horses.
Tuesday morning. February 20, it c . c
was announced yesterday. A prelim- __ -7
inary hearing on the nplicntlonl for .Hnrrll 8; (Ban: .Th“. All
South Nor-walk Baptist Mission. Sat-
urday. next to Rialto Theatre.
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citizenship was held at the court
. _ The city of Bridgeport has boon
2:13:31 :1: federal lowestigatora. a conducting its oicclions since 1921
' g‘ . . . illegally, according to House Chair-
man John Buckley oi the judiciary
John A esian. 17 years old,
sought for weeks as a. jewelry thief
slipped into an apartment yesterday
which was occupied by two , 901109-
men. The police «smears. who llama
pened to be detailed to trail Abang
esian. were asleep. They were
aroused by Abanesian.‘who was ran-
sacking the suite across the hall.
He was captured after a. struggle
and disarmcd. Last night he at-
ielnlated suicide in a police: cell.
where he was found hanging by .1118
necktie. He was cut doom and re-
vived. He told the police he was a
failure as a. burglar.
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-—Tllc lymuel- event. of the season.
The American Legion ball. Continu-
ous dancing. Tuesday evening. Feb.
ruary 13. ‘ !
Rowayton
Mrs. William Shaw. of Rowayton
Avenue. is recovering from a week's
'ilincss with the grip. '
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Mrs. W‘iliiam Ncsbit has returned
to her home in Logan Place. after a.
visit with relatives in Pound Ridge.
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Tile campaign committee met re-
v
cently to discuss the $3.000 drive
which is being conducted by the R0-
wzlytou Hose Company. F'Ilrly all
of the solicitors have coxcrcd their
territory ill spite of the bad walking.
Too much praise can not be given the
solicitors. who have workcd so, hard
and well. 'With a. few excefitionsihe
men were met cordially" and were
given a subscription. in some cases
perhaps‘ small. but nevertheless ac-
ceptable. A disposition to give is
appreciated. No one knowa who will
be the next resident to need to call
the company; it is hoped that no
one will need to call the company.
but no one can tell.
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Rowayton Methodist Church.
Every one is anticipating a great
day Sunday. AThe evangelist. Miss
Eggleston. who has been preaching
such remarkable sermons all through
the week, will DPT at‘ll a. m. and
7:38 p. in. Miss 'gglesion possesses
the gift to present the Gospel inter-
estingly, persuasively and powerfully.
Her mesgagc Oll‘the Home, last eve-
ning. was truly inspiring and will long
be remembered. Tonight thevBooster
chorus will sing. This chorus is made
up of boys and girls and oh, how they
sing! Do not miss hearing them.
Miss Eggloston will preach at 7:30
tonight. Sunday. Shall not every
member help to make. this second
Sunday of Miss Egglestou's work
among us a great day? Come and
bring your friends. Come everybody.
Darien
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sandford. of
Maple Avenue. have gone to New'
York City {on the winter. ’
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Harold Oddy. of Collcndcr's Point.
demeM‘F‘fid Iii-other. unwind”.
dealers in Noroion Heights. 1 7
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Mrs. Thomas \Vhito and Mrs. Mil—
ton Hendricks of Stamford. spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
L. Grout, of the Post Road.
Lester Rut—<80. of 82 Chapel Street. committee of the legislature. in buy-
FCDOFth t0 the police this mornng ing a. voting machine commission up-
that he had had a slight accident pointed by the mayor to take charge;
near the Franklin School this morn- of the voting machines prior to an,
ink With a ”110k driven by Mike Vac- election. Mr. Buckley read in the
lavik. of Scribner Avenue. 'Some Of house yesterday, to Senator Howard
the glass in Russo'; car was smashed S. Challenger. section 352 or the
as was one of the doors. No one was public acts of 1921. which places the
injured and there were no arrests. selectmen in charge of voting ma.-
’ ‘ ’ chines in all cites. towns or boroughs
arrangements have been completed where the machines have been in-'
for the annual banquet of the Cath~ troduccd.
olic club to be held at 7 o'clock Mon—
day night at the Royal Jame. hotel.
Speakers of the occasion'wlll be Hon.
Martin T. Manton. of New York'
city. ssociate judge of the United "
States Circuit Court of Appeals:
Rev. Plincy Cooney, assistant pastor
of St. Mary's church. Greenwich. and
Thomas R. Robinson. Assistant Cor-
poration Counsel of New Haven.
A Complete Assortment of
* Underwear
[ll Muslin and Knit, for Ladies and.
Children; Also Muslin and Mel for
Ladies. Gentlemen and Children nt—
E. K. BANKS"
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The. New York Barber Shop, owned
by Vincent Presto, in 'thc Taylor
block. was sold to a New York party
last week. Mr. Presto has been very
ill for the past three weeks with then--
nlntism. and therefore decided to sell
his shop. The new owner will take
possession on Monday or Tuesday.
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The Darien Fire Department will
hold a meeting on Monday evening in
the tire house. Martin Shaughnessy
has been appointed chairman of a
carnival committoo. and Mr. Shangh-
ncssy will probably select the com-
mittee, at the meeting Monday eve-
lung.
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A slight accident occurred late yes-
terday afternoon in Noroton. A big
Hatch & Bailey lumber truck of Nor-
walk was hacking out‘of a. side street.
in the residential section of Hartford.
. quarters on Van 'Znndt street} at.
has accepted a position with 3. San- ‘
and a Hun-on new turned out from
the Post Road. “into the. street. and
the truck endear hit. JAhout .325
damage waSLd'oue to the truck. The
driver of thegiumber truck reported
Goat. :
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A large audience attended the min.
strel showlaot evening, given by the
Big Time Troupe of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The troupe was
church. ‘ The minstrel show m one
of the best'ever. done by local talent.
and reflects great credit on the
coaching of. Rev. J. W. Morgan. The
program was as follow: The opening
circle was of songs. and up to the
minute jokes. This was followed by
a monologue and 5 oil 3:. The, olib's
were as follows: "The oney Making
Satchel." “The Musical Sketchi‘ "An
Acrobatic Confusion." “The Musical
Genius" and “The Ghost!-
East 'Norw’alk
Local stores will for the mostypart'
observe holiday hours on Monday,
Lincoln's Birthday.
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Miss Adelaide W'artmann, of. New
Haven. is spending the weekend in
East Norwalk.‘ as the guest of." rela-
tives on East avenue.
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The lower harbor was deserted. of
practically all boats this morning.’the
empty barges having‘been taken. from
the harbor yesterday afternoon by one
of the Red Star tugs.
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A special treat is promised for the
evening Service at the Advent Chris-
tian church tomorrow. when a. return-
ed missionary from Chin! Will speak
upon the work done thtere.
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The social committed of the W0-
man’s Association of th‘e South Nor-
xvaik‘ Baptist: church will meet on
\Vcdnegsday, afternoon at 2 o‘clock at
to home of Mrs. W. R. Austin; Sea-
view avenue. - A full attendance is re~
quested.
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The usual weelbend snow. storm
was not; greatly enjoyed by local peo-
ple today, who viewed the fall of
flakes with every evidence of. disgust
as there are pleasanter occupations
than that of sweeping off sidewalks on
a Sunday morning.
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In an endeavor to break a chmnel
up, to the docks of bovine 31-03., you-
terday the Red Star tug Nor-walk
spent over amok! an hour. but could
proceed no further than a point about
opposite Second and Third streets. be-
cause of the way the ice had packed
in the narrow channel.
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The regular meeting of the May-
flower Hook dzLadder company is to
be held on Monday eveningnt the
which time the members will discuss
the proposition of Manager? Albert
Hamilton with regnrds to the showing
of the picture “The Third Alarm."
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Some-.twenty members of the choir
fitChl‘ifit Church minted filigree-
iior'y’o? the church'“li3t ‘ " . at
which time a. social evening ‘Wns
spent. A supper was served follow-
ing which games were played. A ra-
dio concert was also enjoyed. various
sluttbns being “tuned in" among them
WJZ in New York where Vincent
Lopez broadcast his orchestra selec-
tions.
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Special Evangelistic icon will be
held _ln the East Ave e Methodist
Episcopal Church. commencing Sun-
day. Feb. 11. The meetings will be
in charge of the pastor. and the Rev.
J. H. Morgan will have charge of the
Chorus Choir and the singing. The
Services will begin at 7245. find will
be held each night of the week ex-
cepting Saturday. If you are ‘in
touch‘. come and help us. .“ you are
‘out; of touch: come and be helped.
\Ve aim to exalt Jesus Christ. and
Him alone. “And I. if I be lifted up."
said Christ. “will draw all men unto
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with Cod Liver Extract and Menthol, .
50 Cents. DRY GOODS 5mm FROM $700 TO K,
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Stillson-Powell Corp. 45-47 \Vcst Washington Street MILLIONS [6
South Norwalk. sou'rn nonwanx. ii i
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EVENING
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when oil, was diswvered in
Pennsylvania. A young man
named Rockefeller. who had .
been working for a small snl— ;
uy, invested 3700—1113 entire ‘
savings. The remainder of
his career is more or less
familiar to all.
We no not recommending
on Investment in oil. but we
want you to in particularly
that Rodrefellor was ready
when his big clunce came;
Are you saving Ind getting
ready for your opportunity?
An account at this bank is a
stopping-stone.
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“RDALY. FEBRUARY 10
, .Mormng News
By Associated Press
Turkey. delays reply to allied de-
ma for rescinding of—Smyrna. ulti-
matum and meanwhile foreign War-
ship: Starla harbor.
" London advices fail to confirm re-
«rport, that Turkish commandant at
Smyrna. and allied naval commanders
untitlssue is settled by diplomacy.
Italy is in full accord with allied
policy at Smyrna, Rome dspatch to
London Times says.
Rocylinghausen in the Ruhr con.
tinues center of turmoil in protest
against action of French in departing
, chief of police.
Poincare promises to make full
statement of Ruhr facts to deputies
néxtwveek. but refuses to submit to
questioning.
Liam Denny. Irish prisoner facin
death sentence, will-be given reprieve,
London Daily Mail declares. -
Secretary Hughes practically de-
clines to appear before Foreign Re-
lation committee for questioning on
subject of unoflicial' American ob.
server 'on reparation commission.
' House of Representatives, 291 to
44, approves British debt settlement
agreement.
Ilene except certain students and
scientists; and would restrict immi-
gration from all countricl to two
per cent. of their nationals living in
United States under- 1890 census.
moved at late hour from wrecked
mine at Dawson. N. 31.; British
Columbia. mine disaster results in at
least 33 dead.
ST. JOHN’S DODGE DINEER
Prominent. Speakers to be Heard on
Evening of February 28rd at
Royal James Hotel
The, yearly classes of St. John's
Lodge will hold a class night dinner
at the Royal James Hotel on Friday.
February 23. Judge Charles G. F.
thle, judge-advocate of New York.
is to be the speaker. and he will be
accompaniéd by Francis G. Daniell.
of Wooster Lodge. of New Haven.
Arthur M. Brown of Jewett City.
recently elected grand master of Con-
necticut. has accepted an invitation
to be present. Tickets are on sale
for Masons at the Alfred Fox Plano
Store. Hess’ barber shop. S. & S. To-
‘2 Milli women“
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0f 'IhoserloHave Beam;
bank]: by Mk 3. Pinkhm’s
Vegetnlil‘~ 1: Compound
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pain any ”do yth'cogéthft
so wagon: my appetite and felt mis-
erable time. I could tlift
onyflung’ barmandahttle' no
some'daya would putme in bed. A
friend hadtoldmetotryLydinE.
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68 W811. Street Norwalk
anus m vacuum
The best vacuum cleaner on
the market.
NON-EEOTRIO.
WHAT OTHER
PEOPLE THROW
AWAY
Great industriespros-
per - by utilizing what
others would throw
away. In the same way
4 a sensible man achieves
_ success by saving where
the foolish man comes
to grief by: waste.
1. :The” .
i CityNational '
(B . 'l’
have agreed to maintain status quo_
House committee reports immigra-
tion bill which would exclude Japa~.
Thirty-four bodies had been re-,
extra'ork.
bacco Store and
flex-‘3. ‘Vhlle the :22“ God &
“ha" Lodge. the out? first
to all Master Mace C7: 8&2”
sale closes Fetal-Haw: a? T
all the reserva k" 1"
“0H8 are. .‘
0! Broken Lines of Men‘s
SUITS & ovrllcom
$12.85
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MEN’S SWEATERS
At Half Price
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Men’s Wool MiXed
SHIRTS and DRAWERS
79c
Large Sizes.
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Norwalk So. Now
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domestic insures» -:*
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Born Feb. 12. 15439.
The 16th Preside}: of
the United Slams.
called “The Ezllanc‘:
pator.”
He said: “Teach econ-
omy ! That. is one of
the First and Highest
Virtues. It 1) egills
with Saving Money."
The People’s
., Trust Co.
South Norwaik
First Bank Under the Bowlge
on Washington sirest.
g.
1
‘PUBLIC SALES
We have purchased 122.9320
pairs U. 8. Army Manson Loch
Shoes, sizes 51/2 to 12,. will ,
was the entire surplus stock 01
one of the largest U. S. Govern-
ment shoe contractors.
This shoe is guaranteed‘one
hundred per cent. solid leatner.
00hr dark tan, bellows tongue.
dirt and waterproof. The ac;
tual value of this shoe is 56.00-
‘mg to this tremendous big?
We can offer same to the pubhc
at $2.95,
Senacorrect size. Pay p05?
man on delivery or send money
0111”. If shoes are not as rep‘
resented we will cheerfully tr;-
«fund your money promp . Y
“P01! request.
NATIONAL BAY STéTE
SHOE COMPAM
, 296 Broadway, New York, N" Y'
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48 .m
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