- DAY. JANGANY .
DAVID Em BSON.
LAST TIMES TODAY -— 2:15 6:45, 9 1.5
5 ACTS or BROADWAY
VA'U D E YiI'E'L E
lobby Randall
i resents His Big and Georgeous Production
“WMHLMHRSOFIEEP
Mum" . .
Charlotte and Richird Allenjandj4iDeuoin’g flashes
—-snd——-. .1 I V
AReal Screen Riot That: Will Split Your Siden
Buster Keaton 1n 75herldck’; J r. ,
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Sunday Night
HARRY CAREY
., at- Universal DeLuxe
l7roduction
“SOFT SHOES”
non. - Toss — wan.
w. as...
BETTY: COMPSON
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‘GARDEN OF- WEEDS’
TODAY ONLY
r» That Everyone
Will Like
1'17, “.1
Shirley Mason
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“The Diamond
Mystery”
-INDAY NIGHT
Harry Carey
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\‘ nu- Universal
In x .. Production
“Soft Shoes”
0nday Thru Friday
. ‘. " F record smashing
' '1 n-‘a and” Boston Runs
‘ e Year's Motion
'cturc Sensation!
LonChmq. MW
lakccoixers. .-I
"T” complete with
items. tubes. plug and
d .75“??? $89. 00
STUDWELL.
. No (‘OMPANY
No. Main St. Phons‘300
South Norwalk
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IGGLY WIGGLY
12 bum amt
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“I 1110 land of 'ice. expects to _,
st food from other count?!”
AJTHEHMMHRE
All Odds.
IBuck' Jones. in "Against All Odds"
will give you the treat of a life time
this afternoon and evening at the
Rialto theater. What Buck doesn't
do-tn;.,this 'picture is more than can
l: told.- YonImust see'it to enJoy
Tomorrow night Palsy. Ruth Mil-
ler isfolrered in “the Girl- On The
Stairs." ’a gripping mysteryfiluma.
You' ll shiver with irieght and laugh
with. delight at this startling photo-
play.
Monday and Tuesday "The Siren
of Seville." will is presented. it is
a gripping cinematic photoplay ad
opted from Winston Bouve": great
story. , '
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‘WflVNmHTAT
SJNMKCUWB
The entertainment: committee of
ed for a. Challenge Night to be held
in the club roorns Wednesday evo-
nilig. February 4. Any individual
member» or grou of‘members may
challenge any her individual or
group. in the club to a contest on
any of the games that _the club pro-
vides.
A- list has been posted in the club.
and on it many challenges have al-
ready been entered. Members are
urged to put their names on the list
and to arrange for the contest at
the earliest- possible moment.
.IEvsn the. domino and checker play-
are are practiCing up their favorite
sport.' The billiard sharks are taking
exercise. and th- pool'llends are per-
fecting their skill. The bridge and
pinochie experts are .getting whato
ever practice, they feel they. need. and
from present indications there is
ilttieI doubt but what. all the' club
activities. including the bowling al-
lays} will.- --be wicll- patronized next
Wednesday.
High School Juniors
Win Prizes at Dance
- The Juniors of the wNorwalk High
School held a. dance in the auditor-
ium yesterday alter the close of the
.school session. Dancing we: enjoyed
until 5 o'clock.~ The music for the
occasion was Iurnished by the
Melody Boys.’ an orchestra compos-
ed entirely ot‘ high school- students.
'Among the novelties of the anal:-
were a Prize Fox Trot. won by Mar-
tin Diets and Mary“ Modne and 11
Lucky Number Dance. the lucky
couple being William Sullivan and
Sadie Shil ."A large number of
high school students were present
and all reported an enjoyable at-
ternoon. ' ‘ ‘
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”Mow Works Fire
‘ ' ‘ STAMFORD. Jan. 31.—
' Estimated damage of 8200 was
done shortlyl‘ attér 5 o'clock yester-
dab morning'at the plant of the M1-
anus-Diesel‘ Motor Company on. Ma-
gee Avenue. when a fire. thought to
have been. caused by spontaneous
combustionfi started in a barrel con-
mining sm'a‘il engine . The
blaze ~quickiy some to- penum- in
the room on: automatic sprinklers in
I hid Wily ex-
mil-e beiore apparatus
Fire Station arrived
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ii'n‘gulnhe‘d
Immune Central
atftbeucsnpyv f‘ ,
NW 563‘ GWCE.
GREENWiCB. Jan. 81.'-- Lease
for; a. period oneo years of property
East‘PumauL ‘avenue ‘owned by
‘Gussfisrdi owner ‘27. hotels
Yer to} we. no
or kl‘wal' 'offected
:W‘lflr
here and in
-..g
8
r to have enough to saw” its ‘
the' South Norwalk’ club has arrang- .
, nral address before the 1W
' ' :1- medical standards tor Co'uueotie
(longs-gem
58 Van Vsnut St. E. Not-walk
Rev. 11. Gradstrom. Pastor
Sunday services:
10:45 a..m. Morning worship.-
12:00 noon. Sunday school; and
Bible class. Mr. Axel G. Amundsen.
superintendent. Lesson: ‘The Be-
ginning of Foreign Mission " '
m: .00 p. to. Young People's meet~
7:001p..m. Evening servicer Ser-
mon topic: "A City Astir." We-wiil
let-you, know atxthe evening service
why we want you'tobe present.
Tuesday. Feb. 3. 8 p. m.tCholr re-
hearsal. All the members of the
choir must be present to prepare to:-
the extra meetiiigs o: the coming
Sunday.
Thursday, Feb. 5. 8 p. 11:. Prayer
service. Topic: "What Do 1 Believe
About Sin?"
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,South Not-walk Baptist Church
Rev. L. T. Mallory. Pasta:
The subject 01' the Sunday morn-
ing address is “Follow Christ."
The subject or the children's ser-
mon is ‘An Eclipse."
'lllc subject for the Sunday eve-
ning scnicc is ”Young People and
Their Religion."
Calendar for week oi Feb. 1st:
Sunday. 9:45 a. m. Everyman's
Bible ‘class.
11:00 a. m. Morn worship.
6:45 p; m. Christian ‘ndeavor. '
7: 30 p. m. Evening worship. ‘
Monday 7:10. School of Religious
Education.
Tuesday at 7:45. The. King's
Daughters of Norwelk and Rowuy-
tou will meet in the church to plan
for a state conference. .
\Vednesday 7. 45.. Cottage meet-
ing.‘ I ' '
\Vcdncsday 2:30 p. 111. Business
and missionary meeting 02 the “'0-
mens‘ association.
Thursday 7:45. Mid-week. meet-
ing.‘s:30. Monthly teachers and ot-
iicers meeting.
Announcements:
The evening service is one of five
fireside services to be heldon the
first Sunday evening of each month
with the exception otjApriL'A'laer-
vico’will be held March 29 in place
of April 5th. These services will be
unique and we believe you will and
them cmoyable and prqlitabie.
The otllcers and teachers meeting
otthe Bible school will be held at
the close of tire mid-week meeting
on Thursday at'8:30 p. m.
The lriends‘ and members of the"
church are invited to a cottage
meeting to be held at the-homeot
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Earner. 127
Main St.. Norwalk. Wednesday evo-
him; at 7: 45.
Music for Sunday:
Morning:
Prelude. Medltation- . . . . . . . . Hyatt
Anthem. Ten Thousand Times Ten
Thousand ............. Sheldon
Solo. Slon ..... . Paul Rodney
Postlude. Melody . . . . . . . . . . Mauro
Evening: .
Prelude, Bercuse ..... . . . . Spinney
Anthem, When We Stand Beiore the
King ................ .-.. Nevin
Postlude in G .......... . . . . . "Bill
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so. Norwaik Congregations! Church
Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs. Minister
Archibald Merriam. organist and
director.
Servlces for Sunday:
9:45 eum. Church school.
10:45 a. 111. Public worship.ISer-
mon subject: "The Search 'tor Wis.
dam."
6:80 p :11. Young People's meet-
ins‘
Monday 7: 30 p. in. Meeting at
theSSMSatMraAibertBuldwin's
home,’ 52 Bayvlew revenue. I
8- m. Meow of. the. Balinese
tap at the church:
wednesday 87p. to. newer. ot
thegWouia‘n's .Assoclution .at the
church. - 3 .. -.
Friday 8 11-111 . Meetings: the
Hospitality committee. Place will be
announced later.
00
s
:Musio for sunday morning:
Organ Prelude. "Meditation" Limes
Anthem. “Oh. That I Red Wings"
..... ..... ......‘...... Wilham
ottertory Solo (soprano). Fear Not.
0 Israel .......I......‘...‘. Buck
Miss Eleanor Jinks ,.
Organ Postlude. Allegro Moderate in
G ..................... Hosmer
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Mount Zion M
Rev. B. R. Cooper. Pastor
Preaching at} 11 o'clock a. m.
Sunday school 12: 80 p. m.
Communion at 8 o’clock- utter-
noon.
B. Y. P. U. at 8 p.111. "e ‘
Preaching at 7: 80 p.111.
Monday evening 7: 20. Board
meeting and- pastors aid will be re-
organized for the year. .
Tuesday morning. -Missionary con-
ference to meet "with F Bap“
church 0! Bridgeport. 10: flu. in.
Wednesday evening .— 7:80. . Prayer
meeting. .
Thursday evening. Sewing cirdg
to meet lag/17 Raymond street.
'Friduy evening. 7:80. .Choir re-
hearsai. 5113.51. Goodwin. chorlster.
The rally is continued through
next week.
Everybody is welcome to this
church. ’
O O .I O
. Trinity Church
Rev. C. S.“ Lewis. M.A.. Rector
Services 02 the, fourth Sunday
after the Epiphany (also the vigil of
the pros cutatidn of Christ in the
tem.\ commonly called Candiemass
or’ the' purification ,0: St. ~Mary the
Virgin):
7: 30 a. m. Holy Eucharist. '
9: 30. a. 111. Church school and in-
structlon on the flow. mysteries“
10: 30 a. m. Choral £110th and
and sermon on "The Proper .Piace
ot the Blessed Virgin in the Worship
of the Church."
7: 80 p.111. Choral evensong and
special. musical service...
Tuesday evening both 'the W0-
men' s Guild and the Young People' a
Music and Dramatic Guild will hold
meetings.
Thursday. evening at 5 o 'ciock the
Girls' Friendly society will hold its
monthly supper. after which the
business session Will be held and
the rector will give a talk on “A
Visit to Jamestown. the Cradle of
the Church and the Republic "
First Congregational Church
on the Green. ivorwaiu .
Rev. E. F. McGregor. Ph. 1).. Pastor
Morning worship at 10: 50 with
sermon by. the pastor. Subject:
”Jefila Only " ,
Sunday school at 12 o'clock.
Monday evening the Doorkeepen‘
Circle will meet with Mrs. George R.
Barnum. 17 Morgan ‘osvonue.
Wednesday at- 3 p. m. the. L. B.
A. will meet in the puri:h house.
Music for Blind
Prelude. Melodie. . . . . .. Mosekowski
Miss Austin ‘
Ottertory. Berceuso .. .,.
- ~ Miss Austin “I.
"I Sought the Lord" ‘
. ........ Fred'k.
. .. Mrs. Newkirk .
. East Avenue M. E. Church
Rev. Arthur J. Penneil. Minister
Schytte
kSievensou
‘ meeting of the.Norwal.k Minister's
Clarence Cable. m
10- so a. In. Morning worshill WM!
sermon. Subject: “The ROW
Teaching of Nature."-
11: 09 in. Church school. All do-
pennants. Friendship Bile clam.
Subject for discussion. "The Place
of woman in the Church." ’
0:15 p. m. Epwortb Magus ser-
vice. Special- leader for thh, euro
7: 80Ip. m. Evening worship *wltl‘
sermon. Subject: “Rome Without a
Pope." ’
Tuesday 8: 00.
Thursday 2: 80 p. m. Ladies' Aid
Orchestra ‘ reheat»
society. 7:45- p. m. Week-night,
meeting.
Friday 8-410. Meeting at Church
School board.
Saturday 7. 45. Regular choir re-
hearsui.
.Tuesdsy,11:15 Is. 111. Monthly
Association at the church.
' O O O
Elem
[Athena cum
Rev. E. C. Weasel. Pastor
German service .110 a. m.
English-entice at 11 a. In.
Bible class and 'Sundmv school.
classes in German and English at
12 noon. Subject of sermon: “The
Man Made Laws " Everybody is cor-
diaily welcome.
The Ladies' society will meet
Thursday afternoon in the basement
of-thechurch. This will be-an im-
portant meeting and all the mom-.1
bers and friendsot the-octet! are
cordially requested to ‘be present.
Tile Young People's society will
meet. Thursday evening at. 8 o'clock
also in the basement of the church.
All members and prospective mem-
bers are urgently requested to be
present. Many things of general in-
terest will be up for discussion.
Our Ladies' society will serve '8
sauerkraut supper in the basement
ol.’ theIchurch the 12th of February.
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Knight St. A. M. E. Church
,Rov. W. Henry Lamar. Pastor
10:30 a. m. Monthly morning
class meeting.
. 12:30 p. m. Sundw school.
6:00 p. in. Allen C. B. League.
7:30 p. m. Sermon by the pastor.
followed by the Lord's Supper;
Monday evening. Trustees meet-
ing. '
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Class meetings.
Our revival services will begin
Tuesday evening. Feb. 10 with evub~
gellst Emily C. Kinch in charge.
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First Church 01 Christ. Gelatin
57 West avenue
The regular Sunday service of
this church is held at 11 a. in. Sun-
day schooi is held at 11 a. :11. Sub-
Ject: "Love."
Wednesday evening. Testimony
meeting is held at 8 o'clock.’
To both of these services the pub-
lic is invited.
Reading room. 57 West avenue.
Open week days (holiday: creepi-
ed) from 12 to 5. Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7 to 9.
All are welcome.
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Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard. E. Norwalk
Robert'B. B. Foot Rector
Feb. 1st. Fourth S day after
Epiphany.
10: 80 a. 111. Holy Communion and
sermon
11:45 a. in. Sunday school.
7:20 p. m. Evening prayer and
sermon.
s: to to 7: so riotsup supper. served by
tile man of the vanity in‘ the church
bosom . ‘
‘-Thursdayl:00~p.im.~ Woman's
Guiid,at‘the-rectot'y.d7:8o p. mfl‘rl-
angle‘IclubIln the bhuréh’basement.
" Friday-7:80 p. in. Choir rehearsal
at the rectory. ' .
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. , Yen Vandt_Street
‘M Racially Piper. gusto:-
‘ era at‘l :so. "
'Thupruuggg’the day will be
MiltonGBurtt. the Sun-
day evening service closing the so-
ries of special services. Mr. Burtt‘a
topic for the morning sermon will
be "Our God Jehovah.” The sub-
iect oi the evening sermon will' be
”The Advent ot the .3111ng 04’
God: or the Fifth Universal Molnar.
chy',’ The usual communion ser-
vice. with reception 0! members will
be. deterred one week.
Sunday. school at 11: 50. Richard
Bland. superintendent. Our gain last
Sunday was quite marked. We ask
tor a full attendance on Sunday.
The ladies of the 'nrission society
will meet on Wednesday at 1
o’clock. -
Prayer and praise service on
Thursday evening at 7: 45. ..
in spite of the bad weather and
traveling. there have been good
udlenoes. for‘tk-speclul service's.
AsASundsy will close the series. a.
large attendance“ is "expected.
First Methodist Whoops! Church
South Norwalk
Rev. A. F. Chamberlain
Carlton L'Hommedieu.
and director. .
Pastor
organist
a
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" Sunday:
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Buck Jones _ Patsy Ruth Miller
‘ '4‘"— ‘ “111a Girl
“Against. AllIOdde” on
. 1 ’ the Stairs” _
Another Chapter ._ -
“Saueplng Hoots" «1011:0901: oi: (gang-Ens);
- sternum reason! 3:
Priscilla M__ and Stuart Holmes -;§L
‘ THE SIREN or m“”SEanE”. "
A Sumptuou: Photoplsy. Magnificsutly Produssd 44,: '
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The Most Unique Dining and??- '
Dancing Mavens m the State
ALADDIN INN .
Noroton Avenue (Just off the Ponthosd)
Dancing Nightly 7 to Closing
CUISINE mouse: sun nouns
Next Mon. I:!'eb.2—780p.m.—Next Mon, Feb. 8.
Phone Darien 555.12 for Reservations Now for s Ni gth
« of Good Cheer and Good Food
nun-walrus Bantams sorts: 7:30 P. M.
Served 1:. the old W way:
SPECIAL vsuomnu ENTERTAINMENT
77.00 scum. (no an M5“)
Betweaismmhrd
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9 1‘ i n“.- L. 39 at." (skewed.
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' Church school 10: 00.
Morning worship 11: 00. Holy
communal;
Prelude. dents ln-G ...... Smart
Anthem. “0 Il ova .Thati Wilt K07.
'.Let. Me Go" .......... il-nzkett
Anthem. ”My Heawuly‘ Home“
..... ......... ......... Haven;
l’csllude. Postlur e in A_ minor
.. . Cumin
Evening wornhu 7. 80. "Net «Ther-
ty But a. Chance " The'Good \Vill‘
Industries 0:, the Methodist. Episco-
pal Churchwili be presented 11 an
izlustraied address This is one or
the most practical pieces of work
tor the “Down But Not Out." with
whom the church is in contact.
Anthem. "Terry With Me 0 My
Saviour” ........ -...... Pinsuti
Monday evening 7: 10 to 8: 00 the
Community Training School for
Christian Workers. ‘
vice.
‘ We carry styles to fit
men ’s and children’ 3 shoes.
MILTON . ELWOOD»
122 washingion St.
Home of Better Shoe:
Store close: Daily at 5 o 'oiook
Rubbers That Stand the Rub
“Ball Brand”, Converse, Goodrich arid “U. S" .
brands are first grade rubbers made for real ser- ‘
r
every type of men’ s, wo-
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Wednesday afternoon 2:80 the an-
nual meeting or the Ladies' Aid ao-
clcty in the parsonage. Those who
plmlged and did not pay the live
dollars are reminded to pay at the
mreung. Election. annuu reports.
general business refreshments.
Thursday evening 7: 80. The week-
night service. I
17" day evenirg 8: 00. "Those Den-
gtrous Twins" sill. be preserved by
Miss Lincotn’s and Miss Prescott‘s
classes. ,
February 10th a. grand musicals
will be given by. noted and well
known artists under thedirection of
Mr. Carlton L'Hommedleu. The
proceeds are fur the church.
versary Sale.
33 Washington Street
"M'(IEEUEBEZS 7““;§
'1‘!" nua- I, 5’: BMW”
12th Anniversary Sale
It is well worth while to visit this store during this Great Apply:
Wonderful are the values and great are the price sav-
ings. Come in and note the story told by the special tickets.
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So. Norwalk, Conn.
FIGHT is ON
FOR CHANGE IN
MEDICAL LAWS
N'orwalk Men Aid As
Speakers _ in “Cham-
berof Commerce
Statewide Campaign
HARTFORD. Jan. 31.—What ac-
tion the'Legisiature takes on 'the
matter of higher standards of modil
cal practice for Connecticut is .11
question of interest in every section
01’ the state as is shown bylthe wide
demand .that is coming into‘ the
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
for trained speakers to appear Ibe-'
fore Rotary. Kiwanis. Lions. Civitu'n
and Exchange clubs. granges. local
Chambers of Commerce and other
organizations in all parts of Co'nuec;
ticut.
As a result of the medical scandal
which- swept the state in the fall of
1923. the Connecticut Chamber of
Commerce is sending prominent
speakers to all parts or the slate to
outline the present low medical stan-
dards in Connecticut and to arouse
public opinion as to the necessity for
passing legislation that will adequate
1y protect the health of the public.
Among the many speakers to make
address are Arthur C. Wheeler and
F; L. Lamson of Norwalk. '
The Connéctlcut Chamber of
Commerce has Just issued an at—
tractive folder with the title “How
Adequate Medical Standands Help
Civilisation.” The opening sentences
otthis folder are as follows: ”The
shocking disclosure broughtto light
as a result of the medical vandal
that swept Conecticut in the faiirot
1923 proved beyond all doubt that
this state are a crying menace to the
welfare or every citizen. The. man-
dal disclond case after case of bulg-
ling incompetence at the hands oi
practitioners who poeseued little
education and less intelligence .The
scandal revealed a shameti‘ din-rev
gard of pubilcweitare—dt bmughcto
light needles suffering and dances»
sary de'aths. it showed the health of
Connecticut citizen: to be ieopardieed
. by a group of unskilled practitioner-b: '
Exoaevernor Hinghhm in Maine“;
ed 11 n the vital noad‘of high-
the present low medical standards in '
Building Activities
' During the Week
The following buildiuthoms are
reprinted from the Commercial Re-
cord:‘—- '
-Davis Street Dwelling.
Herman Tchilitzsky 'has let the
contract for a house to be‘. built on
Davis at. to Theodore B. smack.
F1‘om'prlvatelpiens, the house will
be'arranged for two families. and
will be of frame construction. two
stories high. 20x28 feet. with a root
of slate-eurtace shingles. The house
will have a modern heating system
and" the usual improvements. The
cost is estimated at 88, 000. A. .1.
Sayre has the plumbing contract.
Bock Ridge Avenue.Bouse.
The ‘contract for a house to be
built on. Rock Ridge ev.~1’or Clara
F.’ Wagner. hasbeen let to J. M.
Taylor. The plans call, for a house
of frameconstruction. with a shing-
led 'exterior..arranged [or one {8111‘
ily. It will contain six rooms and a
tiled bath. with all improvements.
The floors being of hardwood and
the heating by steam. The cost is
58.200.
Fail-field Avenuo' Addition.
‘An addition will be built to the
house or Ms. Gertrude Mitchell at
82 Fairfleld ,av. It will consist 01' a
rear staircase and a frame addition
two stories high. 5x5 feet. The con—
tract for the carpenter work was let
to Webster and Hughes.
' Bungalow on Fair Avenue.
E. S. Miller. Spring at. is to
build 3. trains house on Fair av. It
is to be a bungalow. and will have
live rooms with hardwood floors and
whitewood trim The exterior will
be of shingles and ciapboads. 22x25
reel. and the foundation will be or
stone. The work is to be done by
the day. and will cost 85.000.
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Main Street Addition.
Prom private plans an addition of
frame construction will be made to
the house of H. R. Green in Main
st. It will be two stories high. 20x84
feet. with an exterior of clapboards
and shingles and a root of slate~
surface-felt. The estimated cost is
53,000.
. Plumbing Contracts.
Nelson M. White. heating and
plumbing contractor of 55 North
Main sh. South Norwaik. has teen
recently awarded the following
contacts: Plumbing and heatingiix-
lures'i'or the Green's Farm school:
heating and plumbing fixtures and
sheet ‘metal work. R. E. Knapp:
heating. plu'mbing and sheet metal
work for the residence ovara. F.
Ramsay. on langdon island: the
installation of.a vapor heating sys-
temtor A. J. Collins” furniture store
on North Main st" and heating, for
the modern residence of L. E. Schis-
birer in Portehester.
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REGENTFIVE DAYS NEXTWEEK
_‘ DANBURYIWANTS
H iba. n 1111191110. bookkeeper
Mannie branch”o'1' tbs Yokohgni
5T0lNCREASEI
HSSUHEPNHK
Asks $125,000 for De-
70-72 No. Main St.
A.
veiop'mcnt of Woos-
ter Mountain Place--
New Fairfield Park
HARTFORD. Jan. 81.--Two addl~
tiorial bills for extension of the
State park extension of the State
park system has been onered in the
House 02 Representatives here. one
providing for an appropriation of
$125. 000 for' development of Wooster
M'ountaln Park in Danbury and the
other for 525.000 for purchase of
land and sets lishment of a State
park in New nirileid.’
Representative Clarissa'Nevius of
New Falwell! introduced the bill
for the park in that 'town. An ap-
prdpriati'on for the'park. which was
inadequate. was made by the Gen.
eral assembly ‘two years ago. :The
property. On which the proposed
park would be'esmbiished is owned
by a Jewish omnization in New
York. which maintains a summer
catnp ther'e. It will be Decent-m. it
is believed. tor- the State to secura
the land through condemnation. it
the park is to be. developed.
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Booting Contracts.
The. Ey-Grade Rooting Co.. of 21
Elisabeth st... general rooting con-
tractors. are in receipt of rooting
contracts for the following: was
ave-ply slag roof on the Dixie!
building. Poet rd.: waterpootlng the
root of “the East Norwulk‘ High
School: ‘putting uPt'ioston Sunset
root, ou’. the residence of Peter Nico-
lette. 17 locust st... New Canada.
and shoe Preston roof tor Mr. -A'.
Jackson 0! Canaan: a built-up slate
roof for .1. Waterbury. 10 alntom
avs‘StanifoI-d: a slate root for the
lace menu‘s: David mm
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Turks Exile“
Greek
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LONDON. Jan. 31. ——Most Brev.
Constantin». ecumenical patriarch
oi the Greek Catholic church. has
been expelled from Constantino-
is had been assured by the Tur-
‘fil’ie Exchange Telegraph says the
patriarch was placed under arrest
and was conducted to the frontier
this morning. .
A dispatch from Athens late last
month said the Green foreign min-
pie. according to a. Router dispatch.
kish minister that his‘government
would not expel the ecumenical pa-
trlarch from Constantinople in ad-
vance ot a decision by the mixed
commission for the exchange at
populations regarding the rights oi
Greek resident: to remain in Tur-
k
fienstautinos. the metropolitan of
Derkoe. was elected patriarch early
in December in succasion to the
late Monsignor Gregor-in: VI. Spec.
lei dispatches at. the time said he
had been warned by the Turkish
police that he was subject to the
convention with Greece for the ex-
change ot populations.
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ind the other at 128 Washington
street. known as the Byxbee Flower
shops. from Maurice F. Byxbee. who
been in the florist business for
“years. Mr. Celweil 'will take
charge of the stores Monday. The
former pro expects to enter
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