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Chinese Sell Household
Goods to Pay
Debts By New Year’s ‘
{Meshed R ed Papers
Hung Over Doors to
Keep Good Luck In:
House
(Turn has changed l’s Cl\'tll.'..l‘;
' “n very Eitt‘e in the last 5;: thous-E
f Ami yours. Mnny or her most anvi-g
ustnm! are snll rclzg’musly .ul-f
queer (HEIDIIXS,
”'m‘h are uuttnged “ 3:31 superslition,
toasting.
““‘e have had about thrzo cold
days and two nice snow-tails. The
snow lasts about two hours. then its
all gone. \Ve lune hat! a “my warm
All
*' ’.- f :n 4..“ . Nnv the
: EVIL SPIRITS 22’: 5 2:3: mm 1;..- Who Sold Powder __
‘ ;‘ “in tin Burn t home. it .w . ‘
l I if: ruin: ‘cncugh ': last mu] this RENbficans “meet
time next year. “’9 have had vio-
lets here all winter long. Lettuce
grew all winter. and also some kind
of greens the Chinese eat. It seems
very strange to see green plant: in
tumor. Now the grass is turn-
fthe
'Eng green. and warm weather-will
soon be here.
the
It gets so hot here in
summer we go away for six
ks to tinss‘n our study. Now we
inunnz'tchuracter writing. They
Chums-- 'achcrs are Very nice and
patient."
" dusmib-I-l in a. letter
' 1‘3" 3133' Eli‘thtdl ——"‘——_ who were jawed m order that
3 _ " ,n: 1'87?ch from oil . 11:11 “.2“ mung an on them the
. I I l f on. an... 12:2. 121:»; r: 2,. a , tSchool Complamts toliowmg day. A number comma,
I . a e o -mmnr Burma skirts-L I: (wause Banker t0 ill‘llh the request and were duly
ten-l
w-hnufs‘
r_,
. In
one of the
F“ t: mintlon
Resign From (Board f
a
I
in; all to be present to witness a
assembled the tire was started, per
schedule and the ”star used seemed
52m
Cull
, II:
Many Claim to Have
Been aned By Men
Early In the week eterybody in
town received by mail. a lurid cir-
cular stating t a are would be
started in the od pootofice site on
Tuesdaf evening at 7:80 and invit-
demonstration at the cacao: or a
patent are extinguishing powder.
“’nen ‘quite a good fined crowd had
manager muested the names and
addresses of any or those present
called on and some at them made
purchases. Ono buyer. more cm
ous that the others. determined to
have a private test on his own ac-
I’ll-If ’ ”’
icuy Briefs
.- Ward fialklu or Van Btu-en avo-
nue his reds-ed m! Pam"! *m‘
tho National Bush of RM to be.
m. ‘ with the Bench
Wt. comm! '03 “ mm.
m. mm m an up his new de—
ties March 3!. Arthur '1‘. Murray.
formerly o: Norwaik. is general inan-
uer o: the Bosch fugue!» company.
0
m. M Starch: Wilson at
Orchard strut has been named it.
burial: at the Cantata library to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
MinnothaatonoPlnneo.‘ Miss'wn—
son has been assistant librarian for
a number of years. Miss Clara M.
fauna will succeed her as assistant
librarian. .
A complaint "lS received yester-
w at the downtown police station
from Benjamin Nash. who stated
that the horses hauling dirt out of
the new cellar that is being do: for
the Roodnor building at the corner
of North Main om! Marshall streets.
were not covered with blankets. The
matter was investigated by the po-
lice who learned that the horses were
not suffering without blankets.
Overnight New“ .s . 4
Told 111 Rue
Ward Wood, Jr., is sulpoenam
by Senate Oil Committee alter he
issues statement that oil interests
had a consideration ousted to sup-
port his father tor thd‘ Republican
presidential nomination in ”:0.
President Coolidge supports mose
O I
Evenmg At the Ar-
mory +- Preliminary
Game , '
The Alpine Bit Rn of Bridge-
pbrt will be the opponents of the
Red Men Big Five at the Armory
nth evening.. There will be a fast
nrelimlnm game between twmgh-l
teams. <
The main game should be one of
the best games played on the local
court this season. as the Visitors
have some 0! the best basketball
players in Bridgeport fl their line-
up. The Red xen‘wmdzso then-
regular line-up, with Van Doehern
jumping center. .
Dancing rill follow the main
game. Music will be furnished by
\‘olk‘s Society Orchestra.
BORING 0F
CITIESFEATURE
OF NEXT WAR
CLEVELAND. Mar. T—Belligeut
nations will not try to kill enemy
Benedict
TOPCOA'IS
$10.00
BROKEN 31m
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‘ When our plant
is running night
and day we’ll be
satisfied. Good
work at fair prices
ought to do it.
Rogers & Stew
South XONak
scfiumannAn Print
Tel: {'3 Wm", Prrprx'ttrn 5
u;Washisngt.,So. Ros-walk '
lock of we Pat 05c:
Obituary-
Leroy 0W .. .
The Ituneral or Leroy Olmsrcad.’
who died at the Norwalch State
"Reclaim...
hospital. “‘ednesday. was held from helm:
the funeral parlors at D. “7. Ray- Lot's _ ‘
mond, this afternoon at two o'clock. said Mr. " A
Rev. H. W. La Mari- etiolated and 11th:-
burial was in Riverside cemetery. 33."); _
Mrs. Amy Blnadhurst.
Mrs. Amy A. Broadhursi. 7?, dzedl
at her home. 35‘ Flax Hill r041.
last night. She is survived 4y tua
sons, \V. C. Broadhurst of Hemp-
stead. L. 1.. Philip Broadhurst of
Port Chester and two daughters:
Mrs. J. L. Stockton of Brooklyn and § ;
Mrs. Ruth L. Baxter of South Nor—j
walk.
‘7 :7"{'\'l=.‘0 RS 3.".
* :wc EFIELI‘I. March 5. —— His “"9“" but °n “Naif-Mn! to Nit out
: ' 1' I -' 1‘ ' "l - - “'3' 20' ‘I'nriv no“ ‘xsilvilxw '0 cvcrv one Who the live it throve and ‘NV bfi‘hter
_I _. l‘ rnmis 1:; PM. ‘wwng H" 5"“) “‘0‘ We 1‘ 1 bank (Er Pillsl cflzrts. He then got some of
. ‘ . . . J g m“: 1 “.3th , .‘ '- ‘ .~ _. °°‘ ‘ ’ tee a ege chemical from a. ne h-
I H} K 15 that x I -.I .v v. I< (News; t‘ b" r... zh‘ 1’ ‘j"""({y9d‘ and “Slit? b0! Who had also been a purchase“ r,
. most co 1: - rhs L: .i m rurn‘. , """““T‘"“§ “’9‘" 5‘1”“ "mum." ‘5' and the neichbor'a am le
- . . ~ 5 g No senoumv dwcommodcd George I. ~ » 9 produced
. . who decided on fine ., mic tux‘iteen «ldffs {Di ¥ ‘1 “-1; >~ h ‘ b rd ha flmllll‘ results: a third attempt also
1‘ ~ { . . . . .. I _ da‘l “a"... Lilli ,h‘ li‘ Uth" .. n. €.l\‘.. 0.. t..e 3C- 00. ' OI. I 2 failed. Telephono C1”: to the' {d—
f ‘ tilllOl'lflg a) Ellle lllC m . _\', I. a. 1: 5 L“ 91".» on ’E‘e l‘as {Ir-semen! his resignation as dresses given in Brdlgeport “d D‘n;
’I‘ j __ hm ._ \_, "‘1 papers “hi.” 1 mvnnwr :‘T the committee to tase bury claiming to be the Whereabouts
work picked Roches-
tcr as the place to
settle to, we don't
,v'fl'uf'. a: mute. Mr. Benedict’s work
Nut-d has been so prams»
that 119 was persuaded :0
‘rr the resignation and con-
of the oifices or the vending com-
pany prOcured no answer and it
now looks as if a new “confidence
game" had been “put over" on some
‘Efirrh suu‘ "« ‘he (rosin:
‘5“: l it"I‘nIl-‘vl xxx!
and on tic;- marrow, :Im-
it
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I ‘ know .gt. ;.~ aft-‘ndeti “.1 r-Iltohsv.
. . 9‘ t, .463..le r, -l IIJT- i 'in “mp-1 of the unsuspecting neighbors.
7 ' . .:‘.:f: ( -:- r‘m trots—s :o‘ ’ “Irv one «to comes down town 0 0
1 unt STEL\-BLOCH k t- :1 .2. 51‘ 3.5 so : a: Liz-.ygbrl'lt-‘rs my “ifh their complaints A meeting of the Republican
: foEmd 1': out SOIIIC' ’ W -‘ home. nzlwvu’, Ihv schools," said Mr. Bene— TGWH committee his been Clllcd
I,‘ thlflg llkc SCVCDIV I r. ;‘ .0 hue 3:201 3-_ up", 5.) (.353, to come in to the for‘Monday evening of next week
j ’ * New Yntr lm-‘ ".k and :91? their troubles. that at eight O'CIOCR 20 be held in the Con-
ycars ago—and what
. A.§—O A a..a_s . . . A.4.a.-l'._.-. .Lal'.‘.
1.3,)” 230.15 or I pwr‘l-I (22:: to appreciate flat I haw: gregatlonaj chapel.
. . .
1 it means you can 5:: m" twat") .,, :-I:"o do my work at. thc bank." Th 1 “R
' h ."t 1' : j n; 11;? “int" r. 'I‘Z. ~ 5!: l committee also recclv- _e p a, 95‘3“?" by Radio" will
.2 ‘ In the“: Clothcs. .. J : L U _ 1 3 5.3 m if“: N, “Wm M Re“ 53“.,“ be Riven.b}' the vopus or the ninth
: QOUI' STEIN-BLOCH uni l .\I Yaw 3" 9- 'I’-L\'F"". pastor of the Lee Me- grad: 0‘ the- Gilbert and Bennett
3 ;-. 3;: 2 ~ , mam? church who will love town schoo early next month. 750 clan
lo busily rehearsing under the cap.
Suits and To
able direction of Miss Alice Leather-
oats
—:
VQ—ooooooeoo'r—oooov-rv
;pvrm'mert\‘iy April 1.
. ’ are as low as .45 ms: Hut J Rose «we supmlsor
I :f imam. nun-morn“: from Connecci— tigi‘rd’rhgegifiiediggeeto be and
.’J Other Srmppy Top Cozus .\zri"‘.7'ur;ll culivgc, addressed, the scien’“ c‘m‘cnum‘ponefifstgfi
:lzc l-I‘n Pl
7 from $25.00 UP ‘ 5 .. ‘zkzron .1 he lack o.‘ interest 33‘1”“ History ”mum in New
‘ _in iv 7n» ELIWXORHL‘S among the High York.
. ~ _ ‘sc'léul pupils. This element was 0 o o
-;’.~:.irtevi here 1': 13.20 with 16 pupils.
jln 1921, 3 entered. The numb-Ir full
TN) 1* an! m beginning of the
231;: ’ 1'1: the enrollment fell to 11'.
The annual meeting of the W. C.
T. L‘. of Georgetown will be held
“‘ednesday. March :6. Election of
officers will be in order. The active
‘."n
You are no:
g'ivenunder the auspices of the
Lnion Tuesday- March 18. at six 1:.
‘ : _ _: ,. 3513;: the opnning of school two girls work which the organization is un-
. ;-_ Joseph Day‘s , ., ran: dropped out and only 1.) are deflating against illicit liquor gen-
v “ human" “ : -. ,now i-Iz’. in: Tunis town make a large at-
“L“. ti ‘Hnn , " . :’ sec'mns. and: 1"“: stair: rays the home econo- t'nd co desirable. It is announced
' ' ‘ ‘ : m; s :r-ur‘v'r m Ill-Jzefield $1.700 [hm 3 cm chowder "9991' '11! be
In order to hold this an.
F“? )‘t‘ill'.
.41 \a 3 prnpnation and. continue the depart-
,_ ,J ‘.~I'y raw, :. . :u the stores. L17":ll'l':.".1 an evening class for instruc- m. in ”1' Methodist Chlpfl: In.
a —\<>‘ru‘t‘ I "*1 'l. no more can be purchased. f Hon 1): Women “-33 started. M‘ny R. 0. Bennett and Mfrs. J. W. Fem
.. ' " "31.1er m a Unznese towns want. the Home Economtcs are the committee in CM 0‘ “N
3"- -——--—— supper -
‘.
.lrr‘liz'fd an ex’hcr sule o: the door department prOVided for by the fed-
>r 22v- '1 :7 mew—w: . . Yl'n th
15"“?! «Trectp'h.:: m: ..I :1. :- ’. rrv-v, writ a. but r;tI-:~:' .32 government and state. and cc V:- L B e. f6“ on . it. re.
“v on - iI :1 two. The l-s": chain llazlcrt‘n-l-l is 5:311“.de a good chance it y and 8". his "831! ankle '°
severe a wrench that he has had to
make several
medical attention-
0 O
u) 3'14 hyz"; I.’
flew wulu. ;- . rm: 4‘2 mama-ts
”ch we“; affectmz and owner! by
#33071 of W'l“l"'lffl: v‘.’ Washing-inn.
o: losing 2.27;: department it more in-
term“. is not shown.
To keep her Itirlgefleld must have
....: rm enfivr the room is the Sow-:sh
3 411 this is the one in which a guest
is “zpprmvd In sit. although th-w’ ‘rv
«~-
hotnc at";
s
l
i to Norwalk for
3
.r“: r“), be 11.11: h“, :mM-nnz .1: ,1 ,i an :n: him ‘0 Sit in another. 1: H10; 24 entries for 193 and 1923. Miss Francis Youn t th .
may: («I rm. ('17: linintflgr, 1‘; :Irmn «:mw st“ in this chair. :11 n the : Boga said she wouid hold matters ior group bu age: ted. Wilton “-
21H. NHL-VL ; (“mm 1: H kind “o'e waist sf'l‘hi. because. this is ‘ op-V‘n until May 15. I: the 23 en- to speak ‘t the qua-tori” invitation
rqunw-‘v! thl’ am! 0%"ch Lia-V “‘3'”? 92‘? n. ‘1’. a?! rip: ml“.- r 1 fries are s-‘Curcri then the Home of the Fumeld County’Ycogv‘gdon
3"1" “I _,, on HM».- nor-firm o: the " I "I I" L' ‘eixhvr. urn: gl-Zconomirs dnparimcnt Will be con- Committee to be held at the éhha A-
:u: \ .. 4,;v NH}; ‘ ‘. 3331321301. ' “ vb! - :'“r=:‘v rs of her l~ ltxnuvd. otherwise thgcflcld Will Lawn Inn, in Norwalk Tuesd: 0‘;
A '-‘:"'!'i-1 “If“? “conic- :: ‘vse 1?. next week. ' .y o
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ORDAN Production has
never been increased
by reducing the quality of
thecarinanefiorttoat-
taint . new and lower ‘
chasing levels. The volume
of Jordan production in
years to come, 38.!!! years
the natural increase: in
. the demand created by
satisfied Jordan owners.
VAAST BROTHERS
ill M'cst Avenue ‘ , Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 726
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or: Canines to reduce by :5 per cent.
1921 income tax returns.
Section of Iederal prohibition law
relating to abatement 0: Balance:
by inJunction is held unconstitution-
soldiers in the next war.
Crowelfli assistant secretary of war The funeral will be held from thef
under former President ,\Vilson. dc- 3 late home tomorrow afternoon at 3 ‘
elated here in a recent address. 'o'clock. Burial will be in Erecn-l
“The League ot».\’ations is i‘ailo wood-cemetery, Brooklyn. Honda}.
31 Federal Judge \Voodrurr m ing“ declared Mr. Croweli. "The ._ __
Umaha. nation or group of nations 2!! name; B. Sicmnod.
Pat Moran, mums“. 0:— Cincinnnzi enters the _ next'wnr Ideqw‘flf Daniel Benedict Sherwood. a‘ .
Reds axe. gt. armada, “a,“ m. equipped With tanks, gas and axr- prominent resident of Norwalk. died press-4r:
this morning at his heme in 23 room was
planea. will win a quick and pro-
bably decisive Victory. In the next
war. governments will use sneezing
team's training camp.
Yrctnler Pomcaro tells Chamom-
ing g2.
School street at the age 0! 53 years!
The
Mr. Sherwood for many years was
President Coolidge orders thrill
increase or twelve cents a bushel on
wheat and ”.8 cents a hundredwcisht
on wheat flour. .
Luis r‘irpo Argentine heavyweight
hunch out Ermine Spoils. latitsu
heavyweight champion , in (our-
tecnth round at Buenos All-cs.
House rejects all amandmcnis to
alter radically bill to lease fluscle
Shoals to usury Ford.
Premiere Poincare challenges Dc-
puty Deanne: to duel but seconds
nuke peace.
Hedi“ u caliph. torecast in a. Jeru-
saie mdispatch. is regarded by Bri-
vived by three nieces: Miss Sarah E. =
Donny. Mrs. Edward Halloway and
Mrs. Sidney S tith. Punt-ta} services:7
will be held cm the late home at.
two o‘clock Monday afternod’n. Ilcv.‘
Louis B. Howell. rector of St. Paul's f .
church, will officiate. Burial will be?
in the family plot in the Norwalk
cemetery. _ ‘
less and less as the last War pro-
crossed. and that shows the tend-
ency. A high ranking German emcer
said that after the armistice :lnt
it was General 'I‘ank' Mot the
genius ot liar-shall Foch. that turn-
ed the tide against the Germans.
"Airplanes will jump over armies
and attack the directing brains te-
hind. I believe that bombing of cit-
ies is not only justifiable. but will be
carried out in the next war. Supply
depots and Junction points will be
destroyed and the morale of the
civilians behind the lines. impaired."
01 De titles settlement oi rcpar - - .
Lions grublem mg" punch .31.: or laughing gas. or anesthetics. to enamored by the Holmeleaeeler and i are c.» .. a
trons In MI: is likely ' put men temporarily out of the fight- hen: company which is moor the ' or Mm... J. .- -.-
' lng. Death dealing gases were used Frank liggett company. He is sur-l
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BR] I "It (‘0 \(‘ll 1'! [IE
David Kcmbcll.
David Kembell. a Civil War Vat-T
eran. died at the Soldiers’ Home in
Noroton yesterday. The body was
taken to Hartford for burial.
'
Veteran dc;
to a. 16 }‘€.lf'
Mrs Addie L. Howard.
- ‘ . n- . :
tlsh oboenera as likely to hate ap- Invitations have been sent out for Mm Addie Lawrence Howard at fear: .aan. e 4-
da 0. oung
provai o! Morin of Islamic world.
London cables lay.
the novelty dance to be held at th‘
Not-walk passed "a' t the
home: of Catherine Bax-non this eve- av. 3' a. home
or her sister. Mrs. Irene Han-is. .u- 2“” "en" "C“
,tearn of husky:
ning. . ban . N.~Y.. ear this mornin . The . . . ‘
H minim. \remiina will belirought heregtomor- ‘ m‘ "7’”? “e C '
onry Wharton. an empiore or The women or the lth ward will row “Tam, Funeral arrangementslone ngzz cry: . :4,
Robert L. Chamberlain. at Lone- have charge or the luncheon which will be “56mm: later gto impe :9 : ‘t river? 2
ton district. is m at no home with is to be given at the Rom James ._ __ ’ gan event. rte
DEW Inn Monday. March 17. by the NOT— msvr “1“!) REPCBUC.L\'S. gel} in less '
‘ ’ ‘ walk Republican Women's associa- A Special meeting of the Firstx‘” ”if“. «hm-e
W“? murm- 0‘ Yale mn- ' Ward Republloan- club will be heidfcouditions. s“
lionday night in the Town Assembly l "'30? I"? 173
Hall. Important matters are toi‘c-fi' 0:13:01 11
come up before the meeting. ' an story.
uniyersity will be a reek-cad use:
or ultimo Mrs. Esau-nee. o!
“Wind-weep Farm."
MEI
‘ Opens Monday, March 19th
A 0011063011 of Working and summer fabrles branding American-
madematerialsand the products of,..Frc.nch,.English and Japanese looms. In
tho-oesson’s fashionablecolors-anddesigns‘ . t ‘
Mas will be at 9 o‘clock at St.
Patrick‘s church Sunday.
a,
‘ WHITE . , COLORED
‘WASH FABIHCS _ C(II‘TON FABRICS
I'll BWTIWW thirsale. Special sale-prim
minim» ' 2.: Magda ‘
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