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City Briefs
Pride of Lucas. Degree of Poca-
hotns. held a meeting last night in
Red Men‘s Hall on W‘uhing‘ton
street. during which they worked
the pmhontns Degree.
delegates from the new council in?
Greenwich were present. also the
Deputy and a large delegation from
W’inona Council or Not-walk. A’tcr
the meeting. the combined commit--
tee from L'ncns Tribe. 1: 0. It. 3L.
and Pride of [Incas Council. held its
meeting in the ante-room. to discuss
plans for the trading post to be run ‘-
trom March 23 to Mnrch 29. A
cash prize was put up for the one
that wins the most games playng
"Bingo" during the fair. The next
committee meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Charla Stelnwald.
in Elizabeth street. on Monday eve~
ning. Mnrch 17.
C O 0
Mrs. Jennie Mnyhew and her
daughtter. Irene. returned to Nor-
wnik. yesterday. They are staying
for the present with Mrs L. M. Hol-
ley, of 6 Brnnford street. East Nor-
wnlk. Mrs. Mayhew left Norwnlk.
some time ago. because of a seri-
ous illness of her daughter. At the
time or their departure. Miss May-
hew was unable to walk. However
she hos now fully regained the use
of her limbs.
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YOUR INCOME TAX
Internal Revenue Collector Ever-
ett Prcece will be st the City hall
until 10 o’clock tomorrow evening.
to allow residents to file their in-
come tax returns. This is the last
day that Mr. Preece will be in .\or-
I walk for that purpose.
About fifty ’
._.‘
Obituary
Maurice ll. .\ uttinz.
3 The, :‘xmrmi of A lllrlC~l ll. Nutt-
iln: . manna n»:- of the locrl telephone:
H‘ l.pnr.3: “T10 \.l 1 yesterday. will
he held from the home 0! his bro-
.m'r. (”m 'on ert‘mr. 2i Putnam
avenue, tc: narrow micrnoon at 3
o‘clock. llm Frederick Jacobs of
ill“ Sa-‘i‘h 3:: xiii: ( ozzrgrvgstmnal
{church Wm «ziric‘ntw. l.) urinl “ill ’5
in Riverside cemetery. ’
.
Mrs. Mary Brmdon.
one brother, Sylvester De Forest of
Chester, Conn.
Funeral services will take place
from the Funeral Chapel of -s'reder-
irk H. Ganunq, Smith Main street.
Sdturllny uf noon at 4 o'clock.
tev, Frederic
the South Nor-walk ~Congrcgationai
church, will oilicznte. Interment
will be in the family plot in 0.1:
Ridge cemetery. Dnrien, Conn.
"\VIlluuh IL-Holn'im
Willinm ll.
home in 3 Spring Hill avenue yes-
terday nflf‘i’noon after a short ill
ness. lie is survived by a wife and
five children. ‘t‘iilzinm Fred Holmes.
Mrs. Thomas Hallen. Stanley
Holmes. i::?'.v Holmes and Hazel
Holmes.
Holmes was a. foreman at the
Lace. “’orlts. Funeral
I .‘lr.
! Conneczicut
lsr‘fl'li‘VS Vi’l‘l be held at 2:30 o'clock
l
'home. Rev.
iWill officiatc and burial
Mrs. Rim-y lu-uglon passed ’away
yesterday zanruzng. after :1 long ill-
ness. at [lie age of 73 years. She
is survtwli ly one daughter. Mrs.
Charles Hunks of Woodward sve-
nuc. thrv‘e s; 'crs, Mrs. Eben Bone
ton of lililrzcllllll. Mrs. “Ellington.
Gregory of Bridgeport. and Mrs.
George Gardner of Strattord, and
x H. Jacobs. Pastor of
Holmes died at his
”company is due to the Committee on
Lot the liquor law.
.1
-demnity bout '
Saturdnny afternoon from the late;
Jams Benton \Vcrner
will be in
Riverside Ct mcter)’.
_ I‘rnnli Carroll
Frank I. Carroll. 3 civil war vete-
ran. died .it the Soldiers' Home in
Norton this morning. He was 91
years old: a native. of Saueaxuck.
and a mcl-mr of Company l7. flill '
(‘Unl\"ti“llt Volunteers. li‘unwral
announcement will he made latter.
Volunteer
(Contlrt‘U‘l from I‘agc One).
ate With the tire department. Mr.
“‘ilsnn sail that it had always been
his policy to give the fire depart-
ment who: it needed to tight the
fires.
The Old Days.
Colonel John “’ade of Bridgeport.
a. former member of the company.
tlod several infvrestin stories re-
garding the old day. of the com-
;Many He congratulated the com—
pany on the hol. " in: of it Sflth anni-
versary and stats d that he hoped he
would be present at their 100th snv
niversnry.
Chief Daniel Johnson of the
Bridgeport fire department made a
low rrmarks. in which he also con~
gratuinir-d the company. Chief
Johnson stated that he hoped to nt-
lend many other anniversaries of th-:
company.
Albert E. Winchester. former fire
chief of the South Norwnlk tire de—
partment when called upon told sev-
eral interesting stories regarding the
old days in the fire department.
Shortly after Mr. “'inchester be-
came a. member of the company, he
wu sitting in the quarters one day
all alone. when a. phone call came”
into police headquarters. which
were then underneath the are house.
from 'W'iltonp saying that the rail.
dents there knew he was s fireman
and asked him to come up nnd put
out 3 fire which was smouldering in
the Wilton schoolhouie.‘
Gallons to Fire”
Mr. Winchester stated that the fire
waited until. he hired a. saddle horse
and gnlloped to Wilton and put it
out. Mr. Winchester believed this
was some record.
John Wehle rendered several vo-
cal selections and John Cutrone
gave an accordion selection. both 01
which were well received. Music
for the evening was furnished DIE
Merriam’s orchestra. The banquet.
was served by Hollywood and Genrin.
A great deal! of credit for the sac.
cess of the 56th anniversary of the '
Arrangements, under the difiecfiofl at
former Captain Howard Finch. “
Liquor Bond Case
Is Continued Here
When the case at Frank Seaman.
of Danhury.‘ seeking to prevent the a
Federal Prohibition Com
from disposing of a. bond of 835. - i
posted by him on the imunnco of
druggist and liquor permit. cum up
this morning in the United m,
District Court, held before J
Edwin Thomas in this an, it
continued.
The injunction which was
ed a. few tow dun ago, was «and
to stand by Judge Thomas until
case was taken up st n future
The bond which was
Seoulnn in Liberty Bond;
cinred torfeited by the
Prohibition cm. ‘5.
Seamus wns one-ea! tor mg
Scouts: clone
that the bonds won me no a h-
:4 m .7. cm; Mum. «u: wanna .rfiml an win-rub“..- ..
it
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NORWALKWMBEWONTEEI’GDAIWMHCAS
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Each of said Word concuss- nhnii elect members 0: the Republican
Town Committee as follows:
These members or the Tonmitt'ec tn the mobWu-ds It‘ll
semuanrd committee. Enchwird mysclect-lmnnyuddiflonsl
members of the Word committee as they any deem desirable. M of
tho‘ seversl committee: shall within three any: elect relish-mu and vice
chairmsn,oneorwhomshsllbenwomun. J
Ecol: of mid Word «nonse- nhull elect delegate- to the Republican
Town Convention hereinni'ter called us follows:
The caucus may elect the some number unites-mics or sum the
delegates to nppoint their own. ‘
All committees and delegations shsil consist partly of men and partly
of women electors.
All persons representing a ward either no committee members. deio—
ntes or niternates must be residents or: 'tlxo Wurd they represent.
Said caucuses my transnct my other business proper to come bezore
them. ,
By Order of the Town Committee.
MINERVA u. DAVIS.
3,] i’ice Cindi-ulna.
Attest:
March 19th. 1924. will be held
touch 213:, at 3:15 p M. This convention will elect ddegutcl to the Re-
publican State Convention and the Congressional District Conviction to be
hem in Hartford. April 2nd and 3rd to elect delegates to the Republican
National Convention and for the appointment of the State Central Com-
mittee.
Attest:
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ALICE M. li‘cICIBBIX.
Secretary.
TOWN CONVENTION.
A convention of the Republican: delegutes at the W'ard caucuses on
the Council Climber. City Hull. Frldny.
By Order of the Town Committee.
MINERVA M. DAVIS.
Vice Chairman.
ALICE M. McKiBBlN.
Secretnry.
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~879.00.
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Theprimary reason forthis Sale of Rugsisto‘
get you bettertacquainted with this department
and its values. The rugs shown are all of first
quality and of the newest patterns. Rugs that
wflladdartisticrichnesstoyomhome. During
the saleyouwillsave from 15835%. ..
BXIZBRUSSELISRUGS..-...-.......515.%
9x12CRfiXGRASSRUGS.............$5.95
,WILTONS
9 x 12 $79.00
Very closely woven with u.
long thick nap. These" rugs
are reproductions of Oriental
and Chinese rugs. Fast colors
and due for long service at
There is n-buutifnl array
of colors and “turn" 5
this big showing of Am-
ster Rugs. Ear living rooms.
bed rooms and dining ro-u.
Special at $34.95.
$1.50 Yd.
Here is I. and:
labor .1“
Linoleum on.
y o u 1' kitchen
or bathroom
ti o o r I wm
. 3 greatly simpli-
fy the problem
-
_ l or k e e p i n:
them cieun Ind
spotless. N.
m o r e scrub-
bing on you
knees when
you have lino-
leum on your
. f i o o r s. an
I easily be mop-
ped 'up'and is
in u c h mo-
sanitnry than
Cl - a wooden floor
with its cracks
w hi c 11 new.
T0“All The Ladies
TONIGHT
'A WEEK-END BOX OF THE FAMOUS
MAI D’OR FACE POWDER
Mai D’or Face Powder Is Used by BARBARA
LaMARR, Star of “THY NAME IS WOMAN,”
Now Playing at the Riulto.
ThroughtheOourtesyofV.anudou,Inc.ofPsrisond
Nchoct.
Sou'th Norwalk Market
Phone—40 SOUTH MAIN SIM—2886
Delivery Every Day
FancyTurkeys 4.24311).
RoastingChickens .........¢...... 3801b.
FancyFowls.3.....:..............‘36cni.
LargeSkmbackHams.mclh
SmokedShouIders 11:11;
FreshShnulders 116:?)-
'3de ......~... 12:
Round Ms"... 30c
PorkSpecnk
mm.-....asc
mm....-;3fic
W.-.1§t
Piste .-.'..-.... 7e"
”"16:
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“ and vermin:
B Ego sq. yd.
9P” ‘ men:
Charge ing- n oath .
Account. of Hatch. '
Sterling Furniture CO. .
127- 129-131 Washington St.
' a
Special Sale of 10,000 yards
IiiiAll All-Silk Pon gee
“ pougeeofhighlustrc—flinchawideEspcdany
3; -~ Price 31 yard .
f - (347.507.: bolt of so yards)
89
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ppuhrbrchfldrm’swwomm’sdrasabloucs.
sun’s chi-ts, etc, and for draperies—and excep-
tionallyprlcedl ._-,
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