PA GE EIGHT
DE MOLAY TO C
ANNIVERSARY OF LOCAL CHAPTER
ELEBRATE FIRST
Ceremonies Saturday Will Include Two‘llnitia-E.
tions and Parade —— Bridgeport Degree
Team to Come Here —— Ofiicers and Mem-
bers
Ceremonies marking the first an-
niversary of
(it the Denali», “ill be held here
tommrow afternoon and evening. A
delegation from the mother lodge, in
“ill attend. The obser-
Bridgeport.
vances include degree drills. a street
parade and a dinner.
At :1 o‘clock in the' afternoon. the
Bridgeport degree team will confer
‘llie first degree, in Berkeley Street
Masonic Temple. This ceremony will
be followed by various patrol drills.
A street. parade is scheduled tor 5
p. 7.11.. after “hich a dinner will be
sent-d to— the ZOO membeis and vi:-
itors by the Berkeley Chapter Order
of Eastern Star. in the evening ses.
slam. the local chapter will stage the
second degree (11’ the Deinolay.
Howard W. Gt‘l‘llflnl, Connecticut
organizer of the Deblolay. and local -
Adviser. Stair-d that the visit of the
Park City chapter 11 as one of an ex-
change of \‘ieits, Staged to celebrate
the first annh El‘éill‘y ot‘ the organize.-
tion in Stamford next month, and
several Stumi‘ord people Will be in-
itiated at the- 0I)S"l‘\'l.lllCCS tomorrow.
Thess- ineinbors will belong to the
Norwziik Lodge until the organiza-
tion in Eiunll’dl‘d, when ihl‘y Will
Iorm a. nucleus or the chapter there.
The Norwalk chapter 31:15 had
51. lllli“.
The others of
:he ciiuth‘ are:
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1'.'illi:xn1. lIO‘1\.1i"l. lids'rt‘ Coun-
cilor.
Adam
Cilor.
‘Hui‘o
Keith GLiinor,
.‘ICLUL‘lilan. Sent-31‘ Coun-
id llissell. Junior Councilor.
Senior Deacon.
lio‘mniun i‘gt‘t. Junior Deacon
George \V.1,r1“1‘\':-1ll. St 1110? 'teward.
"lzui‘lts I‘ LilCiS Junior Ste.- 11 nrd
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‘A'inttn llv1‘ .111 S‘Jllbi.
Harry liennzl. liecordmg Scribe.
Harold 1'v:vi‘.1.im,‘.1111, Marshall.
L‘tiMmit .‘l‘.‘I{li‘l‘iii, Stzlnyltir-l fir-:11“-
i-‘i‘cdericlt llaiiiiltoiz, Chupiliz‘,
l'i‘ziiiliiin Smith, .\llllUll' ..
‘.‘.':1l‘.c1‘ (it'l‘llrli. Sunlinv'i.
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ruiniey 11:111.}.5, 211d l't'ec- 111m.
Il“~‘lh;; 5211-1151111. and l‘i'rccrnor.
Harry Beers. 11:1: i'rccoptui‘.
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Harold 5111, 1:.1; l'rrzzrpior.
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Jack Fi'oniri‘
Harry Fuller
OUR FIRST DOLLAR 'DAY
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the Norwalk Chapter.
growth in the year just passed.“
Keith Gainer
Elmore Gamble
Ernest Geitz
\Valter Gerrish .
Howard Gorham
\Vard Green
David Greenwood, Jr.
Harry Gustafson
\Vllliam Gustafson ~
Clarence Heakerud .
Frederick Hamilton
\Villlam Handley
Stanley Hawks _,
Elton Hendrick
Daniel Henry
Edward Hill
Harold Hill
Theodore Hogsson
George Holtzman
Reginald Hopkins -
\Viiliam Horton '
John I-loughton _ ,
\Villiam Howard
Edwin Hoyt.
Irving Hubbell
Edward Huntington
Robert Irving
Francis Jennings
Stanley Joselovsl»;1'
lien-y Kennel
Frederick K-zyscr
Frederick Krouse
' Arthur Latlrigan
l Burnett Lockwood
5 George Lockwood
Norman Louden
Ralph l..yceit
Du Mont McKibbin
Adam McLachlan
Andrew N-‘unier
Charles Mitchell
lingcnt, Mitchell
1 Charles Nash
Times»! No“ ell
Leighton Nuvtin;
Fiayton Prick
l‘ler‘mnn Feet
Charles Potters
Harold Penning-ton
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Lewis Rielil 1’.
Earl Roberts
(it-011's. Roberts
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Franklin Smith Jr
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No“ “'m- and Property.
The next time the government will
take the acquired wealth of the na-
tion. 01- so much of it as it needs,
~ not in liberty bonds but in a. direct
. lm—y. No one “he does/not see this
1 coming has been ot'scri‘ing the signs
of the times.
Denies Shooting
‘, Brewery M 0in1
Mrs. Kossare Spansijowitch
who says she is the sister of {he
Serbian ambassador to France,
denies the charge of New York
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police that: she fired the shots
that wounded Chris G. Hupfcl, 3
millionaire Manhattan brewer. ‘
as he was- walking in a street. ;
Mrs. Sgenaljowitch sued Hip- i
feel for “250,000 in 1920, dcclor—'_ .
ing be annoyed her by trying to
induce her to become a spy for
Germany in the U. 5. during the I
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IS 3 CORNERED
POLITICAL ROW ,
IN STAMFORD;
persons were injured. some or them
seriously here last. night.
trolley car jumped the track at a
switch
streets .crossed the road and over-
turned ‘
were
accident which tiea up trolley tn!-
tle for some time.
charge. of Motorman l'tobcrt Hart-
plod. landing on its side on the?
“elk.
l’ratically all of the passengers
I‘t‘t‘clvc‘il» minor cuts and bruises.
fund 10 were found seriously in-
jured enough to 'cause their re-
moval to the New Britain (‘mnt'rnl
Ehospitni.
Ilnbm't ”(111110”. the mmornian.
' l111 tor “(re arrested charged
10 IN HOSPITAL
-N. BRITAIN CAR ‘
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25 in .Trolley When'It
Topples Over After
Running Against a
.Curb
BRITAIN,
NFAV Feb. 13.-—Ton
when a
at Chestnut and Stanley
onto the sidewalk. There.
25 passengers in the car at
the time of the accident.
An investigation was started at
once to determine the cause or the ‘
The car. in
nett and Conductor John Howlins.
both of Hartford. left the rails Just
after midnight when a fire in the fur,
not stop until the front trucks had
struck the curb. The car then top.
i‘n‘m‘ivrd back injuries and John
1: mx'lins, the conductor. :1 rut in the
lE‘l‘itiid
Both the motorman Md the cone
with
1iminai negligence and were held
in bonds of $1.000 Inch.
FIRE DRIVES
FOUR FAMILIES
TO THE STREET
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IIAFLTFCFRD. Ifrh. ln."-l‘t“\'(‘l0fl- l'il’lll‘itH’CPOl‘lT. FCI‘. 13.-—l"our
mcnts in Stamford.. thror-cornorrd ”mm“ “‘9" for ”m" lives “mm“
city court contest :11‘01 helm! closciv MW" "““mm when a fire it the fur
ioliowo-d here. There are indication}; atom 0" 1‘0“” Shapiro M 12"“.
thn‘. tlx- light may he carried into Strnttord avenue. threatened ”1'5,
llii‘ Judiciary (‘Olillliiit-‘r-, “Munich :1 ”11111411101115 "1’0"" "' The lilazc m;
honi'im: “as postponed. “lili a New “MIN”! to have "my"! damages “(3
to All‘ulgl’lYFHIHg 11111 the lnllz:lr‘. l: is, "°“”~" Eylfl'n' ’
b-fvllrvi'ml, ' Patrolman Milton L. nerd. ai-
ln lhn} contest mm Just", 9mm”; invited to the Second Precinct gave
You“. Houso Clt'l'k Daniel l‘. “.1 ”‘0 5‘13“" -‘ sudden Mast follow-
'fllrk‘)‘ and Summer Blni'lii‘u' Ke- ""1 IV 11.1mm and ““0"" ““'“k“"°dl
lilt-sl)‘. Hickey is said in hung the the 11« iglilmrhood and lwrmmht hun- I
uni—lain: at tho szntv- omnnimtlnn, drcds to the street. In the apart-g
2111111“ tl1 Stanford llt‘iiuldit‘nn inc-nix directly ““0“ "h" hum?" I
:'I't~\\n i‘uiniiiittw- Illlli'iF-tl Fillitlur “m.“ “'1' James Grifilii. "KN! ""‘ Z
Ei~21‘11-'.1l‘."l'.' to :1 Jarnr-g II. 1:1-1llc1;_ rah-oping in the. klivheh sawed hvt f
Inz'hnft‘ .lius I’Ll‘n lldlil‘il in: di‘puti' “"13 grand-daughter. “HF" ““m'i
.‘Wlilf'. r-rle from suffocation by smoke “lir'n -
.\l.111_\‘ are 0:31.171: Opinion that the 5““ "“"IPd ”9" ”u‘ “‘r the 1‘0"”
l‘t‘ii‘1|~l‘:illl3 “ill oyriiiuuliy rompro-, Ml's- Griffin “1"“ ““"k'nm’i h”-
11>‘. i’ur yours. 1, m wwl. ”mp. has; daughter and son-in—luw.
-11 llll-i‘llal strit’o within 11-1 111i1- ‘
1-1 :m mnks in Stamford. nitii Illm I“. S. IJY‘)N
younm‘i‘ (11‘ insurgent Licmcnt grntl- ) thl ‘l ‘
u:illy gaining in DO\\‘P!‘. if: as his JOB l RI “(I .
Ill’it iitls :11‘1‘ claiming lilclio-y 11:15: the South ROM“! I
1 5.11217u1i0n'3 bucking in the fur‘v‘ of r'
the soin‘l from put up 2111‘ Sumter .—
3 iivnmly. it would apt-«711' that til- i
organization deems the limo oppor-j ‘
tune to step in, “llll the ultimate. Februaw sale l
\iew of solidifying the purring {Flt-I ‘ I
”ans. _ Dig reductions over our usua; , - 1 .
llickwy’. 1! is said. would he (‘0n.i tremely low prices on titritih, ‘
tent with citlwr in" pl‘OSt‘ciitnrshipi stove. and all household 1:005 I '
or Olll‘ oi the Judy-ships. Senator-l Come and take advangagg .11 1‘ l
Keneuly. it is said, would “'illinciyl bargains. '
retain the prosoctitoi'slilp which hi;
now holds. This being true. dam-E ‘ I
sir-rs reason that somehow or 01le 1‘1. GutkOWSRy
Hickey “III in» inky-11 cure of riihi‘ri l '
by a _liltlg1‘."lllp :ippoiiitmt‘nt or the1 ’ 1 l ;
prosecutorship, which “mild satisfy; 87 NO' M8111 8" Phone 4‘9 l '
both him and his {i‘l-‘ntis. l
S A LE
TODAY AND , SATURDAY
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The Greatest Merchandising Event Ever Attempted in N orwalk‘!
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am House Dresses
An exceptionally fine assortment, sizes to 46.
Of imported and domestic Ginghams. Large se-
lection of styles and colors.
offering and they won’t lastlong.
Come early!
This is an unusual
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Greatest Hosiery Offer Ever Made
Onyx Pointex Pure Silk‘HOsiery ' . 5
The nationally known hose needs no boosting.
Full fashioned with silk garter ‘top.
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$1.00 ~- '
All Wool
ONYX HOSE
ing.
2 pair for
La r g e assortment of 3
colors and novelty c‘om- l
binations. A great sav-
$1.00
F LADIES’ HATS
Felts; trimmed and
plain sport hats. All
to go at the remark-
able price $1 .00
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PAN TY DRESSES {
Made of fine imported l
gingham. L a r g e as-
sortment. Sizes
$1.001
years......
COSTUME SLIPS
In all the desired
colors, including flesh,
all sizes.
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"SALE FOR THESE DAYS ONLY
Today and Saturday
Made of good quality
for school wear and playtime . . . . . . .
T GIRLS’ NEW SPRING DRESSES
gingham. Ideal
$1.00 '
English Broadcloth Overblouses
Many styles to choose from, V, Square or Round
meats. Some prettily embroidered. All Hand
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TRAVIS SHOP
Fair-field Building ' - .
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK
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« THE SENTINEL
Shrine Hospital to.
BeOpen‘ed February 24
STATE CAPITOL, Hartford. Feb.
lS.—1nformation has been given to
the Mystic Shrine Temple officers "in
New England that the Shrine hos-
pital for crippled children at Spring: is so situated that large numbers of inclement weather. some people ‘°“\‘1»1‘:....1.\ .
field. Mass. will probably be open cases will be in the out patient class. day believe the-ground hog 11m: i'ISltt l "11 .1 .
for reception of patients about Feb- The dedication of the hospital 11 hen he promised an early spring. lth. ._. 71.1.1 5"}: ‘ ..
wary 24. and that each Shrine with- 11 ill pot come until wFli into the Frederick 13. Birch. well known" “"111 111:1... 1:. ~-
in the jurisdiction of the hospital spring. uptown nousdealer. spotted u 11 rig “(Lg w.
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may be in readiness to recommend
patients. Pyramid Temple. which
has its mosque at Bridgeport. will be
allowed twenty patients at the open-
'iI'njp Ii‘:
ing. and it is understood Sphinx ‘~
Temple here will be allowed the. :31“;-
same number. ... .
The hospital at Springfield is ex- :1-1--
pocted to care for more patients :x'otwlthstnadin the disa roe L ‘ (r 1. .1._.
than any other Shiine hospital. as it 3 8 :1 it. INN .1.
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DOLLAR DAY
—-——- At the -————-
for
Fair Dept. Store.
51- 55 So. Main St. ' .
TOMORROW— SATURDAY
Bargains D0“:
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Ladies 3 Selim back. all colors 36 in. silk stripe Dress Goods Ladies reinforced Font Crepe .
Silk Hose. Regular valuc‘ in black and navv, regular Bloomers. 131-5131. and W9»
590. tit-Day $1 001 value 791?, $ Reg. value 500. 5 it.” ‘1. ‘14
:1 pair for o 3.- Day 2 yds. for 1. 00 Day .3 C - . . .51.
A beautiful assortment of Assorted colors: in figured Ladies Lingette Step-Ins in 1.0 . i, .5
ladies Silk and Leather Bags. Windsor Crepe. ling. value all colors. Regular \‘nluc‘ «1:1‘ Nizh: '
Reg. value $1.49 $ 0 We $ D W $ 0 700. 51 Day $ it. . éft}
[0 $138, ill Day . I 10 0 41mm» for ..... 100 ‘2 for ........ . 1.00 \ H 81.1
I‘hildren’s all W001 deli Hose Full size Hematitched Pillow Children '5 blue surge regulu» .\ ' 5W
iinn Sailor Dresses, size 7 in Flflllllt-l
all sizes. Cases, reg. value
32%, ‘k Day 4 for
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T'i“;$1.00 T .1
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Guaranteed fast onlm‘ Boys ..11
i‘mbrnidercd Rompers, a ll Wash Suits. all sizes Ill-gill. "11 Ctirtm:
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~izeS. reg. v.aI $1_.$1 00 value $1.49 in $1. 00 :‘1 ,
SDay 2 for .. $1.08. :54 Day
QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT PRICES UNHEARD OI"!
l4 }'rs..
$2.49. $7 Day
rug.
$1.00
Infants first quality Rubber
15c
Rec. \thie 256
591' 3% Day pair
Children's well made hand
Pants, run. value 231
4‘ Day
H. S. LANDSMAN e SON
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February Special for
10 Days Only
50%' REDUCTION on "Our Entire Line Of Furniture.
Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum and All Floor Coverings. livery-
thing in the store marked in plain figures at our regular
selling price. YOU DEDUCT 1/2 AT TIME ’01“ PER:
CHASE — A Marvelous Selling Event.
Just a Few Prices
l d. 69%
strain, 3900
ARMSTRONG ‘LINOLEUM, REGULAR $1.25 SQUARE YARD
CONGOLEUM RUGS,91t12 FEET. REGULAR $18. 00
SPECI 11 $2 750
"AXMINSTER RUGS, 9 x 12 FEET. REGULAR $55.00 . . - .
WOOL AND FIBRE was, 9 ‘x 12 FEET, REGULAR $20.00 - . SPECi ,1 1. 510,00
COTTON MATTRESSES (ALL SIZES) REGULAR $15.00 - - - SPEt 1 11 c7 :0
SALES STARTS TOMORRO 11
MORNING, Iv‘EB. 14th
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H S. LANDSMAN e SON
14-16 Wall Street
Norwalk, (:01111
Norwalk Chronicler