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Nor-walk“ chapter of the
tors ot3the Revolut on will on-
n st a can! party in the old
House. Mill Hill, next Friday
ornoon at 2:30 o'clock. The com.
‘ tee in charge at the affair has
ed those reserving tables to kind-
bring cards and covers.
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The police received a complaint
the dogs near the Cochran
sol in East avenue running into
0 street and snapping at pedes-
s. The matter was relerred to
0 Dog Warden.
O
ral members of the local teia-
one allies are planning to attend
e dance to be given by the attun-
‘ exchange in Elk'rhall. Stam-
M tonight. Among them are.
.Iies Catherine Burtlche. mu can.
2 e and Miss Frances Perkins.
, .. Elizabeth and Moe May How-
m. Miss Lana. Klineteltor, Miss Hel-
‘d‘n Charnok. Miss Ethel Delahunt.
‘Irs. Harriett Weed, Miss Julia Kish.
‘ias Roee 1331253 and Miss Cather-
‘flle Burger.
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: Mrs. William 1. Moore of Lincoln
Mnue is entertnining her sister.
‘in Clara Morris 0: Brooklyn.
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’ Mr. and Mrs. William Bear 9!
Courtland place will sail trom New
firk city. Tuesday for an exttndcli
31p abroad.
or
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J: Cine: 0! Police William R. i‘cu-
‘Hngton is enjoying a day‘s vacation.
”is duties at the Sccond District
3sdquarters. are being carried tout
g Sergeant Frank Raymond.
...; o o s
0;. Alex Grant was arrestrd last night
at Patrolman chcncy on a charge
‘3“ intoxication. lie was'plckcd up
on Wall street.
aring in the uptown court tomor-
T‘Epw morning.
1;
:Thcrc will [to :1 mcciiiig o
oung I‘coplc's association of thc
”mirth of the Nazarene. tonight at
3 o'clock. Mrs. J. Anderson will be
‘ charge.
I w».
'u-
cI'Yirnds of Mrs. Julia Kish will
igrct to hear that she is ill at hcr
me on Lexington menuc.
.
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efi
'"Thcre will be an important nicot-
g of tho Mcn's Asscmbly of the
”Hulk Methodist Episcopal church
2” the church tonight. As scvcrul
flutters of importance are to be dis-
sscd and plans for the your out-
cd. all mcmbcrs are urged to be
cscnt.
2
”The non-cominissioncd officers at
New C. 192ml Field Artillery
ll mcct tonight at the Norwuik
mory. Following the business
Eaton, a social program will be
lion.
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sits. Mdrcw LaCrolx of Spring
Erect spmt ycstcrdny in Bridgcport.
... o o o
:Mrs. Alcxandcr of Spring street
turned. homo yesterday after
‘ nding several days in New Yo5k
y.
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CSCnrds have lwcn received from
William Olcan. from St. Pctcrsbtirg.
m. Mr. Clean is traveling through
inc South.
was
.‘IzMrs. Margaret. Fricl of Rowan
”root. who has boon ill for somo
' ruin improving somewhat. She
now able to sit, up for a while
”Ch dny.
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vs.
:fihlonkcr Grotto’s bowling team.
. tier tho loadership of Charles
findeberg. will go to New Haven to-
;normw night. to play the Heinz
, otto team. In the match game
it. re last week. Monker Grotto dc-
' Grotto. two out or
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. tul'
:suid that the
to
Cauldrom the W auxiliary. of
the Grotto. will also go with the
tosm. >
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The little son of Mr. and hire.
Wallersteln 0: South Kain street is
ill with pneumonia.
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The condition 0: Walter Stein-
hardt. who is in the Norwalk hospi-
tal suflering from injuries received
when he tell on his head on the ice.
while skating at Botts' pbnti
Wednesday. was reported this morn-
ing as being somewhat better. The
X-tay report has not yet been rc-
ccived. _
Women
(Continued from I‘agc One).
or public school would be an ex
cecdingly unfortunate condition. it
would cause the state to (eel no lo-
cal responsibility and give them .lO
cause to exercise initiative.” Dr.
Meredith touched brietly «h each
question in tho Lcngue's'brogrum.
in spelking ot the curriculm or the
schools Dr. Meredith advocated a
thorough study of English and
American history. He said:
“I: is only through the English
language that the ideals of American
dem0cracy can be made plain to the
foreign born." .
lie told of having heard a spunk-
er declare at the National Comer-
encc ct' lilitcrncy. held in New York
reocnfly. the: there were 500,000
people in this country who could not
road 0:- wrlto and that there were
51.00 American lndians in the west
who are illiterate.
Among other things Dr. Meredith
Nggcst qualification
or a member of the School Lom-
rnittee was that he should be broad-
“ "ll b “ {BHZGQKL that in addition to 3 mai-
e “I e ‘ cri 5; memory education would fit
him
{or his position.
“An open-minded attitud-J and a.
Elfiln‘l’lcsl to race the tons in the
greatest qualification on: may dc-
n:and of it iiiembtr ot the: school
committee." he said.
Miss .\my “food. secretary of the
Woman's International League of
Peace and Freedom was the speak-
cr at the morning session oi the
Ltugue. At the lunchem nearly
eighty-five women were present. The
guests included rcpreosntailves
from Grccnwich, Riverside, Nor-
walk. Dnricn, New Conn-1n. Lambo-
rg. licdding and Ridgcl‘i-zld. The
countv chairman. Mrs. Emerson
Nowell of Greenwich. was in charge
of the meeting.
Louis Nagy is Wed by
Rev. Gabriel Dbkus
Louis Nagy oi' Bouton street and
Miss Mary Hui-do of New York city
were mnrried in the Hungarian Re—
formdd church. yesterday afternoon
by the Rev. Gabriel Doltus. They
will make their homo at 90 Bouton
strcct.
Mr. Nagy's daughter. Mary. was
married yesterday morning to Ju-
lius Meyer. by Justice at the Peace
Steph‘en Dokus.
Obituary“
Mrs. Ida Cable
Mrs. Ida. Cable. widow of the late
Judson Cable, died this morning at
her home in Bartlett Avenue. Fu-
neral arrangements Will be an-
uounced later.
4;!
“'m. H. Baniunin.
Funeral services for William H.
Benjamin wore held at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon from the late home
in Drum Hill, Wilton. Rev. Fred-
atcd Heinz
-' rec games. Th6. Groto will be
igcconipunlml tomorrow night by
erick Bunker officiated and burial
was in Joe's Hill cemetery.
SOUTH NORWALK
MARKET, ‘ ,
40 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Phone
Delivery Every Day
2806
FreshHams l9clb.
RoastPork........................19clb.
FreshShoulders...............121-2clb.
‘ Strictly Fresh Eggs
.jBestSItorageEgg‘s .......'.........35c1b.'
L'urge Skinback Hams .. . . . . .1 . . . 20c lb.
SunlightButter 56clb.
.- 13’
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BEEF SPECIALS
rrihneribroast.....30olb.
gm a rolled roast'32o lb.
gcnpotrout ..22olb.
sirloin roast....32c 1b.
leanpotrout..18clb.
... petroast .. 1601b.
plate ......... 8c lb.
11v“- .......... 1001b.
.gsteak......1801b.
LAMB&VEAL
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oflunb 3261b.
Shoulder of lamb . , 200 lb.
Biblamb chops 3501b.
Loinlsmbchops....ssolb.
Bumpofveal........zaolb.
Veal cutlets 3801b.
Loinveal ohope,.... 3601b.
.. steak tooth. Link sausage 280 lb.
-. steak 30., lb. Homemadesausage 2491b.
‘ "w sue-.._ 3“ lb. M m 00...... 1“ lbs
-- steak ”35011,.le .....' 140 lb.
‘ .. Senerkraut.._........solb.
Plate oornedbee! 8olb.
8011dleancornedbee12001b.
Y,“‘"EChickens................38clb.
cyijls 36clb.
WEM‘HARDY’PNN
mudbeetmozocm
mum 18c lb.
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LOS ANGELES. Jan. 25.-—“’hy
arc. movie people such rulutes ‘as
husbdnds and wives? The oft-united
question is llClllg repeated us llolly-
\\ ood contemplates the wn::k of the
marriage venture of Gcorgo Moliord.
the director. and his wit-i. Mrs.
Louise Lcroy Knaufl', (Kauai! is the
civilian name of Mcii‘ord l
Perhaps the psychologikts up: cor-
rect in their diagnosis of tin: nou-
blc. The people 0! the screen. they
explain, are human sieves thrr ugh
which are sittcd constantly the
characters they are accustomtd to
play. Eventually the make bolicvo
character weakens and foundation
0! the real one and in Lilnt‘. cti‘accs
it completely. with tho r.-sult, they
declare. that. the stars uLt oi! tho
stage and screen as Well‘ as on it.
Of course the genuine happiness
or such couples as Enid Bennett
and Fred Niblo. Conrad and' limb
Nuglc. Francis Bunhmun and Bev-
crly Bayne. ('Tis Frances“ second
marriage however) Vola. Vale and
Albert. Russell. Ralph and Vera.
Lewis. Theodore and Mrs. lto-Jerts.
to name a very few. would scfiu’lo
l‘clicve this, but the large number
of movie marriages than hsvo gone
on the rocks in the last few years
mus: be considered.
In the case or Meltord. his wife
charged that he trnnstcrcd his af-
1‘cctions to one of the women he had
directed in the intricacies at love {or
the screen. She named the woman
an Jacqueline Logan.
What. were the reasons in other
notable wrecks of the marital ad-
ventures ot fllm puppets? .
Mae Allison charged Ciucity
when she sued her husband or lhre‘e’
years, Robert Reel, 5 nensouper-
man. {or divorce.
Desertion. was the complaint oi
Gladys Blue, in her suit against
Monte Bluc.
Lou Telicgcn was not. content to
appear as the great lovrr any on
the screen, declared Gera‘dln: Far-
rar.
Incompatibility was given as the
School Board ‘
(Continued from Page One).
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school buildings. This action did
not meet with favor.
"Why not say to the Common
Council that you have the power
but: we will work with you?" asked
2. Tracey.
Superintendent Buchanan express-
ed the opinion that a. moan respon-
sibility rested with the Board of Eli-
ucation. He declared that; he tell.
that. the Common Council and'Boru'd
of Education should work together.
'1 think the idea of an eight room
junior high in the Third district is a
good one_” said Superintendent Bu-
chanan. ".Vith a tour room addi-
tion to the “Washington school. the
congestion in the Second district
would be relieved for two or three
years. Include this (in your build-
ing program together with the ad-
dition to the Senior high school; the
10 room building in the First dis—
trict and the four room building in
the Broad River district. together
with the recommendation that what
money is left should be used pur-
chasing s. junior high school site tor
the Second district. I feel that all
”the citizens of Norwalk would sup.
port this projects“, ;
Dr. Fawcctt declared that the
program of Superintendent Buchan—
an was within the availabe spproc
printion and would take care at the
children. '
On motion 0: Attorney Dunbar.
the previous motion before the board
suggested by .Mr. Rummier, was
then tabled. ' *‘
JACK my .
Jack Feeney of Nor-walk. was
placed under arrest shortly before
nontime today by Patrolman flurphy.
gi'rhe accused was crested on a. war-
rant issued by Prosecutor Edward
endeavored to break into a. house on
Dry. Hills-oat! last: Sunday. He will
be given a caring in the uptown
city court to arrow months. 1
A suit tor $5.000 has been brought'
by Hatch & Bailey company against.
A. Eisemsn or New York. His re-
H. Wood. It is Illegal! that he .
explaniition by friends when Henri
Barrymore was divorced from big
wife. He later marricd lrcn: Fon-
wick. a member or his company.
Richard Bennett and his wife
have separated to live tlicir own
livcs in diffcrcnt apartments.
So have li‘lorcncc \‘ido: and King
\‘idor. This is :1 misc 0: ivmrital
difficulty thnt. Hollywood can't 1m-
dl-rctand. Thcy accmcd very happy
until they agrcéd to disagree.
Marie Provost.‘ who made tho
bathing suit famous, was charged
with dosertion by H. C. Gcrkc. who
obtained a decree.
Dcscrtion was also blumcd in the
divorce of Jackie Saunders and E.
D. liorkholmcr.
Tom Moore, who Was divorced
from Alice Joyce. some years ago.
is reported ostrnngcd from his
present wire. ltcncc Adorco.
Paulino Frederick got u d‘vorcc.
but she evidently liar: withing
cgainst marriage :is an institution.
for she took unto herself L‘agzthcr
British Labor
James O’Grady Said to
have Accepted Place
—— MacDonald Com-
pletes Cabinet
I‘CNDON. Jon. 25-Tlio new La-
bor government is to institute i'uil
diplomatic relations “nth Soviet
Russia. It; was learned today that
James O‘Grndy, Labor member of
parliament for the Southeast ..ivi—
sion of Leeds. has accepted an offer
of tho ambassadorship to Russia.
Dcspatches from Leeds say that
the communication to tha Seculary
or the South Leeds Labor party rc-
spccting the acceptance of the nin-
bnssadorship was from Mr. O'Giady
himself.
Completes Ministry
With the appointment ct Frank
Hodges. Secretary of the lit-..crs‘
federation. as civil lord of the ad-
mlrnllty. and Harry Gosling. plosi-
drnt o: the National Transport
Workers' association as ministei ot
tranfiport. Ramsey Mncdonald has
completed the important post. or his
government. There are still several
offices to fill. but they are 01' less
importance from an administrative
viewpoint.
Much comment has been aroused
at the celebrity and smoothness
with which everything has been
achieved, afl. although most of the
members of the new administration
are inexperienced. it must be re-
membered that quite a. number. like
Viscount Cheiirsford. Lord Pur-
lnGor. John R. Clynes and Anhur
Henderson. have been in previous
ministries. Many oi: the others, like
Above (left to right): Lou Tells.
gen, ara La Marr. Leatrioe
Joy. Marie Provost. ln center. ..
May Allison. Below: Elsie Fer-
guson. Gloria Swanson. Florence
Vidor. Tom Moore.
' l i-sliand.
The next time Barbara L; hiarr
warrior: hcr husband will no. No. 6.
"No said by those who have kept
Count.
Matrimonial ennui causcd Jitome
Sirrm. dircctor. to leave his with)
"liv: just wont away 535111.; that
in was tircri or bring married. but
that. he would provide. for me and
1110 baby" explained Mrs. Storm.
Many separations and disagree-
mcnts have marred the marriage of
Jack Gilbert nnd Leatrltc Joy.
Now it is said the divorce stage
inns bccn reached.
The hasty marriages which cnd-
rd in a few days in tho divotce
courts are also numerous. Alma
ll'bens secretly married Franklyn
ll‘arnurn. But they had scpmatcd
littore the news reached the Los
.>.2igvlcs papers a. fortnight inter.
Constance Talmadge supplemented
a. sudden elopement with a. whirl-
wind divorce.
Because her career is
Government:
tho , flrsi
Will Recognize Russia; _
Ambassador Is Picked
Sidney \Vebb. have bt‘cn engaged for
years in drafting legislative “ork
behind the scenes. giving them un-
ple acquaintance with departmcntal
work. and this intimate knowledge
lzas been invaluable to their col-
lcagucs.
The new ministers are showing a
great dcal of prompuiess in getting
acquainted with their duties, and
seem disposed to introduce a. now
spirit or punctuality and energy in-
to the rather casual methods' or
many of the departments.
Another great help to the aunts-
ters and a. sign that nothing cx-
trcmely revolutionary in adminis-
trative practice is contemplated
comes in the. names or men chosen
by the ministers as their private
secretaries. For instance, Premier
Macdonald has already appo-iited
among his secretaries two, Sir Ron-
ald W'aterhouse and Robert Gower,‘
who filled a. similar position with the
late Andrew Bonar Law. and 1. third
C. P. but who was private score-
tary to Lloyd George. 1
worn: ma VErEBANS"
ASHINGTQF’. Jan. 25.—Ap-
ntment oi! a’ permanent commit-,
tee of the Chamber of Commerce of
the United States to co-operate with
the veterans’ bureau in finding em-
ployment tor rehabilitated. former
service men was announced today
by Julius N. Barnes, president at
the organization.
The committee which was select-
ed at the request of President Cool-
idge. will continue the work done
by the national chamber by :‘nllst-
ing the support of American busi—
Oess interests in behalf 0: the re-
hnbilitated veterans.
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Immutable during the Februs. .torru
«inoculation-com, » q '
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We have merchandise sold on' .
credit at cash prices; ~ -
nommmqoo.
.. .37 rm Point 3
;- V CREDIT—
It's a plain fact that we give
cheerful credit to any one for
Home Furnishings
. and ' _
Ready-To-Wear
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'for as little as
$1 DOWN
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NORWALK
thing in her life Gloria. S-rmison
received a. divorce from Herbert
Somborn and the custody of be: lit‘
tie .girl. Descrtion was the tech-
nicsl charge. '
And on and on. endlessly.
IMMIGRATION
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.‘—ch:-9-
sentatives of the State and Labor
departments were invited to give
their views before the Senate immi-
gration committee today on the re-
vised ysstems ot quotas and pass-
port certificates. provided in pend-
ing legislation.
The committee has decided to
await action b the House on the
Johnson bill b on taking up spe-
cific immigration legislation. but
since some or the pending bills in-
volve international questions it:
called its sessions today "to discuss
a. broad policy with the State dc.-
partrnent."
wum |
The road repair men have filled
in the depression in front of the
Modern Grocery Store.~ As this place
was muddy utter rains. a -load of
gravel ,was necessary.
0 0 0
Mrs. R. W. Keeler and daughter.
Mrs. Florence Brown. or New York,
have taken the Thomas Cook Medi-
terranean tour. neavlng New York
January 19,th on the Belgenland.
U 0 0
An illustrated lecture by Dr. Ray
Allison Heap. at Brooklyn. will be
read by Rev. Mr. Bunker at the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening. _
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Skating on the Keeler pond at
North Wiltbn has been abandoned in
spite of the coldyyeather. the ice is
nil broken up. ‘ V,
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gr" n V ,
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‘ Overcoat;
weather
Mk
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Spend Both Sides oi Your Dollar
THE WHOLE TOWN WILL BE ALERT TO THE \‘ALL’ES
, 3 IN THIS SALE. THE REASON IS OBVIOUS—QL’ALITY
AT PRICES THAT APPEAL.
ANY- SUIT OR OVERCOAT IN OUR FALL AND WINTER
STOCK AT NO HIGHER THAN THE ABOVE PRICE.
SUIT VALUES TO $50 — INCLUDING FASHION PARK
AND HART, SHAFFN ER & MARX.
O’COAT VALUES TO $65—INCLUDING FASHION PA.
HART, SHAFFN ER & MARX AND THE FAMOUS I'AI-
ESPECIALLY STRONG ON OVERCOAT SIZES
* , ROGERS and STEVENS
M a our. a", ...-1. ‘1’, or, '7'
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40 TO 46
Two Stores SOUTH NORWALK
Mr. “’illiam H. Benjamin died
Tuesday atternooh at his home on
Drum Hm. Every Day Is Some
Birthday
Stop in and look over our
sortment of
GREETING CARDS
The Hamilton 5
49 Wall Street
Free Instructions in Our |~
sun lit-pt.
.Mrs. Emma. Gorham of Chestnut
Hill, who has been ill of the influ-
enza. is recovering.
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Mrs. Dickenson, president of the
Garden Club, has sent word to the
school children that a. cash prize
will be offered to the school destroy—
ing the most nests of the tent cater-
pillar.
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