TUESDAY, FEiBRUARY 27 .L
' necessities. but
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...m..u.nw..eu..l.«e- Ch and ;°“ 1'
bar-Ball.
, . where would be no financial return. 5:15—Piano recital 1,. D
, The Seniors need the rnonsy to defray ‘ The Girl with the F1 Oren; T
_ ‘ the expenses of the Class Book. Class bussy; Arabesq‘m 3X0!) His.
Day exercises and other thing. Mr. in 1:: Minor Chopin ehugsy “
. J - . ._ , _ Noyes announced (as: the 1Emanuel 7: 30—R90ital in 15.3% 9 Q
" ‘ ' l l 4‘ I A am M 4" E t I :51 bon he tofu-ed to reveal the ’11ng Senior play. 7111011 5‘ . “The Bibbins. coloratu rzl tn?! us
he weekly drill or Battery C Benjamin Warhol west the week: “230.2%”. .re .ofivgdeilmfibbiffin his; EaSt N orwalk or :3 mm“ to Patrolman Lam Glorious Gm, . mu can, and ones-,9 “'03 (400 “13:10
Inna Artillery. was held last night at end lei)“. bury; . . zondition, end gnu onespring street Braille, run night. andalso rem-ed £0 3:11.323. $013531 1:311 nirfe 81:11:“ returns 6:135aIt,:t,,;.1:.,,e2‘Q (0" \“qwark 3;
Norwalk Armor) . The regular -meeting of Uncas and one benehth the Meohlenic niche: The regular meeting or the Ladies' :ferggxfilttttfizut‘nthgm 1132 noting me an lndividuagl as- Im_estor a affiliarcmg the
. a son, of Tribe. No. '26 I. o. R. M. will be held bridge wererénorfid togbe' roserr. Md Society of the East Avenue M" . 1: segment “mead pup“ mg)“ be nec_ man x LN R
Mrs. W. Edson Lewis an . . , street Department was notified by the way. The place that: lie dunno! oc- A“ h arguin a d d . co Ulnilkg or luv 5. .
Boston. have been \lsiting Mr. and this evening. . ,. .z.“ I .';' , olice A E. church «is to be held tomorrow curred has been notorious for these essary. er nine 8 n 7 c- curities Essex com“ -. :ne,
if. in South Nor- - , .- D - 3* .~ 7., .t f arternoon at 2 o'.clock l‘fi baiting it was voted to table the 6 30_‘fa‘n i we ke.
1“" Edmund chu Miss“ Gertrude Gottlieb or 18 Hav- * ’- ' e o e ,. ”fl °1 ’1’ and seemingly runs in proposition to the next meeting. the child"; the “1°05 Stone.
,wilk . o - iland- street spent the week-end in The M day Afternig?!) Bridge glint) terday afternoon at the candidates dirsdct violating; tilt t::mlaiv:!ewimont President F l: Starry Abbott then 7-00 to 7.30 “W
The Hospital Thimble Club is New Yerk. . ‘.' t . .gfgeyggmmgmfl {911311;}: class or the G F. 8.. which met at hip ‘rance r e o 8. announced the committee for the; ‘the aus'pic; eekly 1"‘723‘am L
meting this afternoon at the home . .. . the rectory of Christ Church
exerch which is as f l~ Of “‘0 "‘
Hitchcock 9 West Mrs. Arthur Greenburg. 0: Taylor were won- bylMiss Mary Lyon and ‘ ‘ . * Class Day 0 America. VVllliam Gm
0g , Mrs. VV'ullcr
”n- I»? > ' lows: Frances Deitz. chairman; Elea- .n' 5»
menu“ ‘3 ”pending a “W day” in New Mr" gamma '13!“ my °" “Life in Porto Rico“ lets be the Roway_ ton nor Campbell Isabel Hogan Agatha “3r 0f COLDrcd TrQOp \n 1:”
Avenue. t York city , will entertain the club next Monday Brunswick. \' J. “I . ., ' —
0 ‘ ' topic of the illustrated lecture. which Keosler. Lillian Erickson. LeRoy t .. u__
e- ries. .' . . afterndpn at her home on Flax H.“ i3 to be given at Christ church on Miller antf'Domld McGregor. s cries.
.-. -—-Full line 'of auto 3°“ ° —-Hsrris & Gui.‘ That's All Roads Aaron G, Stevens,— of Rowayton I, . . g 8: OO—Violiri 5910(3910: .,_ g
- .gw -J- E ,. Friday afternoon and evening. ~« .. he
Anton KOhen- . . - ‘ ‘ ‘. ‘ ». , or ' o e e avenue, is ill at his home. A. dance will be given tomorrow Simeanma“ pupil 0 “W 0 d A
., «. . - . - o o o , ' 8:20—42 d’ t ,_ 1 u
. Mrs. George Cable of New Canaan A.‘ Allen scofiel‘d, organist at the E: . _ ea log 0- t n S m t ..
MrS- Francis Wflm' of this City“avenue. Broad River spent the week- Regent Theatre. is enjoying a week’s ling through the ice ”fl :3 "or A rehearsal of the old folks' con- evening in the Central 1' “5t Com r 0 .
liacci. "
8: 30 to 10: OO—Colllr‘
"Pagliacci" (I eoncax
Shell Point continues to be popular
these days. Yesterday one man got
over 40 pounds of eels in a little over
wua «lullghtvr of the late Patrick and in New Haven.
Boyle. of Stamford. who died at his . . .
home lhc-rc on Sunday evening.
pany Building by three High School
students. Ladue Whipple. Richard
vacation. Miss Einrence Grant Ches-
cert was held last evening at the
tor, of New York. city. is substituting
home or Mrs. Earle Stevens. in Me-
i.
: C‘l‘l’ra
' ' Timmons and Walter Pratt. The cel- 31.0) by
‘ .Attorneys Jesse» T. Dunbar and Ed {or Mr.» Scofleld. Miss Chester. is a an hour, and there were others .who mley Place. . . . . ebrated Five Orchestra. rwhich needs fast. orchestra and "rows L:
- . ward J' Quinlan are -n Harttord to- line musician and has been connect. were almost as successful. Spears ‘ ‘ t d ti n to dance lovers at th he direction Of V “ T0 4 .
Tho ft‘bl'lyul ol‘ l’ul-rln will be 011- day on' business. ed with many prominen Newt- Yog-k are used P. M. Needles. o: McKinley Place, no in re uc 0 e Dell' Orefice and )1. 4‘.er ‘E.
served in the local synagogue and by c .' e' theatres. 5 - . .. . . and Fire.Comrnissioner Joseph Taylor Him: tsSchoolhjnwill igfnishdmusic. P had. i.
l .— ’1 HS ‘ l ' Toe arese grep y.an ama- , g ...
local Jewish organizations on March Mrs. Albert Hamilton 0! Henry I. s or r ~Because of yesterday's thaw many or Rowayton avenue, are shown. in ‘ 10.00_holm solos by Merl)... .
1st and 2nd. this being one of till: “3' sircct was called to Port Chester. N. —-Hsrrls & Gan: That's all. householders did not believe that the movies at. the. Rialto Theatre. in jority of the students in the school eonova. . e 5‘
liglotls holidays.
' '9 C .
Y., today by the serious illness of hc‘r o
The regular meeting at Court Franc.
cos No. 11. 0. G. S.. will be held this
are planning to a lid. as the dance
conjunction with “The Third Alarm."
" is being run for their benefit.
their sidewalks would need to-have . .
ashes. sand or salt placed on them. . ‘ b k ut Saturda
and as a result several people had A chimney fire m e o y
10:15—Cornct solos by
of the New York 5..
chestra.
mother,
A number of visitors from Siam- . e ..
o
t e s-
' he house owned by ,
ford, 1mm”, springdnlc. Greenwich Miss May Elfand or New Haven evening. after which 'the Court will b ‘ afternoon. in / t 10:30 to 11: fill—Dam must» in
Weatpon and llridsnnort. were pres- was the week-end guest of Mr. and hold a Penny Social Members are :i‘glt'leiinEd fa”? 0“ “"998" “3““ ”1 3 Oscar Youugs and occupied by Daniel D . R di P neth Kitchens not. ._.
ant in Nor“ lIk 0" "turd“? and £11"; Mrs. Joqph Melmz of Bayview ave- requested. to bring their crimes. .ne. ' . . . 5‘??? goreLoSEagar-iagit 3:01:13; ‘ ally a 0 rogram x .
any to View the ruins 0‘ the 0 9 rule. freshments and ‘ dancing will be in There was a. God attendance yes- a 0 rtm , H aches from
Ciiflord- ‘ ‘ ‘. 3 ‘ {order and a good time is promised to The Junior Bogs Club is to meet st rapidly and Pitt the fire out after (Tnuu w 300 Meier». M Slizht Colds
Al Klein of Hartford was the guest
all who attend.
ovcr- the week end of his manager, a
Jack Rubln; ”at his home on South The tramd’.'plarlt and commercial
Main street. departments of the local telephone
using four extinguishers and several
bags of salt. The chimney was filled
with soot from soft coal. and it is
believed that this caused the fire.
nlngu o e o
Laxative BRO‘UO Qi l\‘_’\"—j
relieve the Headache ‘- _\
Cold. A tonic la\a': e c
destroyer. The box brcrs “
. . the rectory at Christ Church- this
evening at 0:30 o‘clock. The Senior
Boys' Club hold a. meeting last eve-
‘—-lllly your \‘ictroln at Donnelly's
on‘easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
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“Writer
WM (360 Meters)
Westinghouse Electric 8: Mtg. (70..
-' ‘ f E W. Grove. (1.: ~ r
r ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ exchan e held a dance last venl . 38‘3’5 N‘ J' O
m. c. H mm. or 47 s‘onih Main —Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all at the chw Qdd Fellow's Hone Scull): Wilbur F .Smlth . county g'lmc Rowayton Methodist Ehurch notice. 7:00 p. m.—-Adventure stories 1m “ROWIO. ) 30c. ~—Ad
. . | . J . . 4n ‘ ‘ - ‘ . .. . y . u t , ‘ v . _ _ . ‘ _—
street. was _l:nllcd to New York City kinds 0‘ doll repairing. D011 Shop.7 Main street.‘ about 150 members or warden. came out of the Eric estate A 318‘ Ber ha gather ‘18 on Friday boys and girls. Adxentures ot Ody . ._
the three night at 7:30. All boys 10 yearsrand
over and all men are invited. The
this morning by the sudden death of
R. R. Ave. firms 390.
his fulhf‘T—lfl—li'iw’, Rabbi Joseph Lotz. ‘ '
departments
guests being present.’
and their
Wellnltz's or-
,seus. Reading from “The Child-
ren's Homer." famous retelling of
here. with a skunk
ou--_,
fully-developed
cabbage blossom which he plucked
-. 2 s in MT- and Mrs. Conrad. Chagnon 0' chestra. furnished the music. lies committee in charge is Plunging a. the great. classic. by Padraic Col- R d Aik
1111:1131)!n ‘ignttzhp Tm“ {gfroft affix“- Bridgeport “cm the week and gum, Wm present “om Stamiord.GDu: train the rmldst of a Snoxzbank Wilgie splendid good time tor all and that um; courtesy of the Macmillan ~ aymon R Cl
C ”3‘ ’. . f . l - -1l- of Mrs Chagnon'a "miller. Mrs. Geo bur and Bria on 11° "a" “many seek "3 1”” ‘3 includes eats. Do not forget the Com “v, ‘
tion in new Work (it) and “as no y gep . game law Violators. , _ p 7 '
known and “Rum Rain of 56 Confer-Limit alenue. . . . . prayer and praise service Thursday 7:30—Rec1tai by Willard Ward. bari- . 3., S
' ‘ ‘ D" ° The second game of the pool tour- night. Being the first service after tone soloist and choir- master of f uccessor to
Tim Lighthousv Service “ports Mr. and Ms. Royal Mills of Clay “Eden nament now oin o.“ at Celio's pool the close or meetings. may we not the \Yest End Presbyterian Church.
considcriihle difficulty in obtaining We“ are e““’"““"’“‘ the" “"51“" ' g g ’ gather for a good song and a helpful 7:45—Old Food Friends at s. Mas-
parlor in East Norwalk. will be play-
ed this evening. This game will bring
Mrs. Harry Tirbout
Harry, Jr..
men to scrvc on board tho light-house of White P7321318 grandson. Mr and Mrs Homer Clark of service. The evangelist. Miss Eggles— querade’ by Anne L. Pierce, direct-
”"ders “”1 1" "9° light-housesV anid o o o Mansfield avenue, moved on Saturday Joe Dugan and Whllace Taylor to- ggréeréamgfgi‘dafiomzm‘i: W‘BEE; _°." 'I}‘3he 'lt‘lrrbune 135htum' b . Raymond €99 son
has an“ DOM"! to shipping Omfcsmll A complaint about boys marking up to Bridgeport. s‘ether. Both of these players are sh will 1;“ a few da's'andgthen en 8'10“ roa ‘35th roadway 5' Ber- ’:
different sections of the cousin. 1.. the walls of the Town Assembl) hall . . . rated at 90_ The third set of we, “3:“ on a revival cam) ai n in Noxen- Itha. Brainard. f u . WALL & HIGH STREETS
“10691 digirlousnfiflo'lllttrlggillceslfpz‘rinf was received by the uptown police Chafit’s H. Smith. of ~ Mansfield ”will be played on. Friday night. Great Pa glues Egglcston mpadf many “e“: 8.3;:T'hgiflrs: 1flct 0th Tifiltfghmmgg . RWA
:::d;:t.3f llghltlsolw: at Tolnpkllls- last night The 1,053 were brought to avenue, is plowly rscm ering from an interest is being shown in this tourna- lends in Rowayton and in” optimis— Net; Yogi? rom e ea. e. : N0 LR CONE.
\‘illt‘, Statcn Island. police headquarter: “ad reprimanded 11“an Of the“ 11:111.. . ment‘ . . . . .. i0 spirit was cheering to all_ She 9:15—Virginia Pearson “'l”. 18]], radio - -47 -.. .-- ’.-n-”‘I- ......
C C .
_.Hams & 0mg That... a“ Member. of Court Lauren No, 1% Mr. and Mrs. \Viiilam Waldron. of There is a. possibility that traffic 1‘” ‘10” "NC" and by 1'" 619—8? enthusiasts some or the secrets that
'C. D. of A.. will holda regular bus- East Norwaik. have moved to White along the river may be renewed now stl'lonsfiand 1:19:11 mitts-2" 3:: if; have kept her youthful while oth-
mm. meefing m, cvenmg a. me Oak Shade Farm, owned by Charles that the river lcc gives promise of V° “8' n ’° 8" as a 5 J ’ ‘ ’3' Stars came and wen"
=' —\’-': :’:::-:: :13..- ' H Smith of Mansfield avenue breaking up There are six burgces The Booster Chorus gave much de- 9:30—Syncopated Melodies by the 7 '
v. n \ s u knights of Columbus rooms, VVash- - - . . - < light and our boys and gm, did well. WHAT E“ ER}
Vincent Lopez Hotel
Dance Orchestra. '
9: 55—Arllngt0n time signals. weather
forecast.
10: 01—Syncopated Melodies by the
lngton street. ‘ ° that are tied up by ice in the upper Pennsylvania
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Libby and ram. harbor. while the schooner Mary E.
ily have moved from Mansfield avc- Cut! is also tied up by the ice there
nue lo the 0' Rests. Cottage. on West-'ln the lower harbor below the draw
side avenue. bridge. the harbor is prncticol‘ v open.
The meetings resulted in the revival
of some, in the strengthening of faith.
in the winning of new converts and
in creating a.new spirit or religious
O O ,0
Charles‘ Swint has received a. truck
load or. printing machtnccry from
New York city. and is to shortly open
BUSINESS NEEDS
r t l u . , o o 0 due to the oyster boats and the enterprise. Vincent Lopez Orchestra. . buiness ll€€d3
gongIthop on L hefty sq are East Miss Margaret Holmes has re- freight boat Joanna. which make the ' _ “TM (400 Meters) ' EV ery .
o o s turmd to her home in Old King's usual daily trips in and out. Hi s S h l N American Tel & TEL 00-, New York rlght banking connec.
l The Girls’ l‘ricnilly Society. of Highway uflcr undergoing an oper- ‘ ‘ ‘ gJ C 00 01:68 5:00 9- m~““S°1°5 by Joseph Lord. In ,
Trinity Church. will hold a supper to- filmflof‘l hvr knce in the Stamford SEVEN gaffeifl 0f garbage an: . 351%??? StinMy‘tiHeialrtt‘heRifxd tIOTlS. The I‘QSOUTCES,
or v . . osp a as es ave een rozen into snow on . 1 e 83 . Y - 0 !‘ > . .
grizgvllglflgggclltvgulob: ($13“?th: ’ ' ‘ , ice since practically the first snow hGab28:13:285;?“fifiér‘yn‘gggiz‘yg ‘0 Sing. Smith: Who Knows, Dudb the servrce and the fa-
o. devotional and business meeting. The Church ‘5'! Socitty 0' the storm. on East Avenue. near the I ll 1 A ti ‘tak ' ' ' ' ‘
. o , ' Noroton Presbyterian Church. held a switch. and no enort has been made ”It" 5C 00 ' c on was , en on Cllltles Of a bank are €5-
the rule made by the School Board.’
allowing six dances a year. 2 in
spring. 2 in tall and 2 in winter. A
lettu- wes read by Miss ‘Eieanor
rnpbeil. which «was received from
r. Tracey, explaining the recent rul-
ing of the board. There is now left
on the card for the year. one ever
ning dance. and the Senior Prom...
the big social event of the year.
Principal William B. Noyes spoke on
the situation. and explained several
parts of the School Board's ing. It
cake sale on Saturday morning at
Stork Rrotllcrs' Store, Park Row,
Stamford.
.fl¥.j’
Herbert Lester,- popular son of Mr.
A dog was struck by an automobile
truck 'on West avenue yesterday aft
ernoon. The dog's owner was noti-
fied by the uptown police. The own-
er of the (fuck did not stop.
C O t
to remove them. That the debris is
a nuisance and an eye-sore cannot be
gainsaid. and citizens uho are com-
pelled. to pass them. and: who gird
proud of their homes. are compelled
and Mrs. Roy C. ilmstcr or the Post to pass the spot. which rcSemblcs a
Road. rrtllrncd to his studies in the garbage dump, and are indignant that
Stamford High school. yesterday. nothing has been done to remove it.
after a week‘s illness. . s ' ° '
‘ ‘ ‘ Clarence \Vebsier. who lives on a.
Ever-Ready Society of the house boat on the land between the
Methodist Episcoml church railroad bridge and the ‘.\’zlshingion
sential in all buslne less
This bank is at your
‘DO'LLAR sex-rice.
J-aCOby’fs
12-14 No. Harm Street.
DRESSES
Several Norwalkcrs who are winter-
ing in Florida have written friends
here of the unusually cold weather
in the South. One letter tells of the
writer taking a walk clothed in a fur
coat.
You can nlvasure it in
three ways. How
did you work to get it i
long
The
Dnricu
held a cake and food sale in \Valter
. The
0 O C
W'llzlt will you got for it
if you spend it now 1
What will you get if you
Samuel J. Clark is about again aft-
Stewart's store on Saturday morning.
er having sustained a dolilllc frilcturc
of the right Wrist in a fall on West
87. 50 “as cleared on tile sule. Many
cakes could not be call cd for by the
Street drawbridge. was set upon and
badly beaten last night, by a resident
or East Norwulk. during the course of
a quarrel. Although Webster sus
was suggested the evening dance left
he the Senior dance. the even? that
every studnt looks forward to. during
IN NEW moons
City National
Society members. as the tral'ing in
the counttry was so bad.
avenue on Thursday or last week. Mr.
Clark's hand was quite-badly- in.-
his or her Senior year. The ruling is
that the board does not want any
tained painful injuries, and injuries
put it ill tllf‘ bank and let that might prove serious from broken
jured. . ' ‘ ‘ -_., dance run that. admission is charged i k
it grow? . . . Tile annual fair of the Noroton 'A Com lcto Assortment of for, thus obliterating the Seniorl . an
3 cu can got the great- M.._ and Mrs. Amhm' Term 6, Volunteer Fire Company will be held ” ' dance. It the dance was given free.
’ - - ‘ June 25th to 30th inclusive. The e - . 500 600 Hi h School students
, ( v . Cedar street are the arents of n oier or g . .5 ' -
f'St Taluc fr ”'1 . 0111' (10.1 baby girl born this mgr-hing. Mr: terinlnmcnt committee consists of n erwear would be present and disorder would ——_ and 1? —"‘ South Nor“ alk, CORR-
]31'“ When 3'"n W” ”10m 1” Tcrris was formerly Miss Berfhrz "0"“ “Emmi Chairman Randolph “ " prevail. It was pointed out that the Forcastmg Spring Styles
the bank and let them in. Rondner. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. _;Vallace_ secrelnr), ”“9 Rev. J- 3- I“ ““5"" and Knit. '0? Ladies and board wished the Senior Class to have a
. . Samuel Roodncr. icGuanc "WWW“ and Carlton Children; A150 Muslin and Flannel 1'0? charge of the dance. decorations_ or-
crcnsc at compound inter-- , . , . -W'hite<law, James Halloran and Bar. Ladies. Gentlemen and Children sir- _
I
Aaron Kohn. 45-47 “'cst Washington Street Investment Securities '
.. " SOUTH NORWALK.
I 7 BillinDAY NUMBER ONE?
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3st. Mons-y com or grows. Miss Maude. F. Bray. daughter of 'glr‘il'cidfi:hid??:p:°;do?odmshoge 31:29 E K BANKS, l "
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It Will gl'O“ 1t )ou put 11] _ . Millinangtreleitmanrdélfiimbfighm-K::i: :lgo. is.expcctcd within the next two ' ° Maples&G01dSChmidt :
a. savings account here. worthy, of Greenwich. will be mar- weeks. DRY GD EDS 5' :RE ‘ :
rled tomorrow would at the G c ‘ d ‘ 80k .
Episcopal church. 5 rec ——Full line or auto accessories. U“ or Jab emo Hotel I
D
\Villiam H. Donovan, of Bartlett
avenue, reported to the uptown po-
lice last night that his automobile
and that owned by Fred Ham had
collided on the New Canaan avenue
bridge. Neither machine was dem-
Buying Furniture
i
STOCKS AND BQNDS
So. Norwalk
SOUTH NORWALK' CONE When buying furniture the purchaser
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in \ v x‘ v,‘ at“. x- x. \. ~‘\A‘\ -\‘ ‘\‘\‘ \‘\‘\_
5: Savings aged to m will; all .. -‘ Phones: 153, 154, 720 generally goes by the outside appearance or
3. F Fogfl::::fi;|f:g:lls- t finish of the article they Wish to purchase.
~. "7:. mushroom: ' = ' - ‘
l " in d... 1" .' ll LIBERTY BONDS . This does not disclose the interior con-
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'l élilflfimi'POVl’eu 001p . ‘ struction or workmanship which is most
' south Norwalk. STOLEN 1,
.o....a.
important.
Long Beach, Feb. 3.-—a i
“ ‘ Bonds and other securities '
‘ valuedat$16000wsrotan .
‘ lion from the home of Mrs. .
, Jennie Bridging mmght. We carry only reliable merchandise of
- * . . f honest quality. Every piece fully guaran-
, ..__o__. . .
* . . ~ « teed, and at prices much lower than can be
‘ ‘ This 'ungtortusate;_afl_sir~, j foundin any other store?
would nog'hsveooourred; l ‘ '
m “m van-mm
hummer
56x; "5 -. l. " J
‘ .
All our furniture has been carefully se-
lécted as to construction, workmanship and
finish, as only good furniture can be made.
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