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THE EVENING SEN'l‘INl‘Jlr-SO. NURWALK, UUNN.
ARE PLACED
IN 6099 SHAPE
r. Walter C. Cowart.
Will Be in Pulpit of
. 7. M. E. Church On
‘ Sunday
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Most of the dirt roads in town
have received attention. that is. they
Ehovo been ecruped and rolled and
are in as good condition as dirt roads
' ‘08.“ be. The City 0! Norwalk street
idcpnrtment has been tilling thn
{cracks in the cement road: around
he town for the last day or two.
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‘ rue Deft Finger circle of the
”nylon Baptist church will meet
t‘the home of Miss Lucille Brands
on'Rowayton avenue. Wednesday
evening. at 5 o'clock. The members
or. requested to bring second hand
:clothing. suitable for use in a. mis-
sion In the South.
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.,, Mr. and Mrs. William Culver ot
.‘i'Paleoit‘. N. J.. hnvo leturned to,
"their homr after spending the week-
Vond as the guests of Mrs. Culver‘s
, allot. Mrs Mary A. Barclay of Row.
nylon avenue.
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Hoitzmim. well-
‘gknown carpenter ot’ Iiowayton avo-
4hue. is repairing the damaged root
not the two—family house on Row-
lyton avenue .owned by Mr. Nehem-
“13h Knox. The roof was damaged
When the {lug-pole in front 0! the
former Reliance Hook and Ladder
, company we blown over in the re-
" cont severe wind storm.
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The Sunday evening service in the
Methodist church were very well at-
-j1tended. Mr. M. A. Hall. pastor ot
the Westport Methodist church.
_ ”poached an interesting sermon. us-
éing as his subject. "Behold. ' the
gums or God." lilies Carol sun: at
gHighland avenue was the soloist.
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Mr. George B.
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. it Mr. William Pinkney of Rowuyton
venue was a visitor in lilontclalr
. ,N. ‘J.. yesterday.
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A? Mrs. Ira Kiggins oi McKinley
lstreet will be hostess to the Good
3,;Will club this afternoon. It is ex-
llfgpoctod that members will continue
their work for the Methodist Epis-
acopal hospital in Brooklyn. alter the
fiChristmas holidays. '
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Mrs. Mary A. Barclay of Roway-
ton avenue has many friends who
ard glad to learn that she is on the
road tc recovcry after her recent
illness.
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The motor ' boat "Lotta Finn."
owned by Mr. Carlton Bal srd.
:which is now on Klincfeltors s'or'e
.fior the winter. has had its cabin
filousod over with canvass to protect
it from the winters' storms.
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Mr. Walter C. Cowart. Yale Divin-
ity-student. who has been appointed
to replace Rev. Charles S. Gray. will
assumo clmrgc of the pulpit ot the
Methodist Episcopal church on Row-
ayton avenue next Sunday morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith of.
, clilnloy place had as their guests
Sunday Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Xeuson, and their son,
Mr. Howard Smith and wife, from
For ltockaway. L. I.
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. Tho Rowayton Cme association
will hold its regular monthly meet;
.ing in the chapel ot‘ the Methodist
church, Mondqy evening. December
, '21. at 8 o'clock.
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. . The house occupied by Mr. scar
Scott on lioton menus has been re-
cently shinglcd. .
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Miss Emily Stevens cl McKinley
street. will spend the next two weeks
in Danbury. She is attending the
‘Danbury Normal training school.
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.1 The Ever Ready circle of the
King's Daughters will hold its
monthly meeting in the chapel of the
Methodist church this evening.
Plans will be made for sending gins
to the Home for‘the Aged on West-
pori revenue at Christmas time.
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Many friends of Mrs. M. .Hsckley,
widow of the late Dr. Charles Hack-
icy. and her daughter. lilies Mary
Brinkley of Penn" are pleased to
that they are well and at
, meant visiting triends in Norwalk.
is into Dr. Hackiey and Mrs.
'Hackley were for many years resi-
dents ot Rowayton. living in the
ones now owned and occupied by
fir. and Mrs. Onicy Noxsou on the
ornor of Logan place and Rowdy-
hol'i avenue. it was through the
nest endeavors or Miss Buckley
,hnt the Rowayton library was
I tried.
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The Ladies Aid at the Baptist
..mh will hold in the home oi
K rs. John Soliten on Raymond
on all day sewing meet on
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Mr. Edgar D. Lynch of Highland
venue was an out-of-iOWn visitor
urer the week-end.
ocked Down by Auto
,_ In Washington Street
.' Miss Fannie Home of 47 Ely sve-
do was struck by on automobile in
" .non.
'oltn L. Gilberto or Compo road.
uptuck.
Illa! mute refused to go to a phy-
etnting that sl. did not know
~ but she was injured.
‘ .. she was knocked to the pavement
.d was picked up by Patrolman Al.
W ruler.
nub-rt! outed that he was going
uhlngton street late yesterday ntt.
The machine was driven by
Treasury Balance
\\'.\SillNGTON. Der.
Untied Stairs 'l‘irasnry nut lull
once at close of business ‘ Nov.
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LOCAL HUNTERS l
FOUND Cum :
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he foil. the ‘brurzu causrd by them
whirling in Uli' illl.
When the court declared that. an
unloaded .Lrun \vould indicate that
a hunter bud givru up his pursuit
01 game, Groin dccltlrmi that so for
“.5 he. Wits concerned it would indi-
cate nothing. lie declared that he
could load his gun and discharge it
as quick as the average hunter
could pull a li'iggor. Numerou:
medals tor murkslnunship on the
bruust of his uniform may ime add-
ed “might to his statement for it
wont unchallenged.
Joseph A. Williamson 01 Bridge-
port. chief game warden for 'thc
state, was asked by tho court to
make a statement regarding wbut
his attitude was with respect to
hunters renininlng out alter sunset.
Williamson said that all courts had
decided that it hunter with n loaded
gun on any recognized hunting
ground a half hour or more ni'tcr
EAST NURWALK
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WOMEN URGE
TO ATTEND
MOTITERS’ CLUB
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Meetings Are Held in
Girls and Women’s
Club, First District,
Every Tuesday
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The attention of Gust Norwnlk
mothers or others concerned or iii-
tcrcstcd in children‘s problems is di-
rected to tho Zilolln-r's .(Jlub met-L-
lngs l‘vcry 'l‘ursduy ul‘tcrnoun in the
Girls‘ and Winiuns' (‘lull liooin.
lv‘ii'sl illulrlvl. ’llii: llll'i.llllgia' iil‘i‘
irom “.3 to I» o'clock. 'l'llu first ’l'ucs-
day being tor “Generlll Business."
tho second for Child Study Class un-
der the direction of Mrs. Krupp ol
the Third lllSillt‘l. 'l'bv- third Tucs-
duy in for sociul \‘lljvlyllltflii or some
spi-clnl program. and tho tourlli
'l'ucsduy for school group and com-
mitted work. Modiurs urn invited
to drop in anytime lmiwcmt 2 and {LI
Tea. in scrvrd at 4 o clock.
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Mr. ll:li‘ltln l‘uixti-r of l‘lelt'l‘SOIl
irli'vrt but] ill- lll‘i plum-ii our the
“cell-cud Mr. Loikuood l'irllln ll. his
room-mule lit Dickinson t'ullrrc.
Curlisle. -l‘tnn.
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Mrs. 1:2. 5. lluwrn or L‘" .41. John
street. rcturnul to le Bl‘ilailll with
sunset had no object in mind other
than hunting. He said that .K'
game wardens were not arresting
to give them a reasonable period of
made, ho said. and his drpurtmmxt
desired to put a stop to it so that
the birds would have at least somn
opportunity to come into their rec-d-
ing grounds without being tired up—
on.
The thirteen who \verc ordered to
pay costs or prosecution \vt'ro
Georg-i Hopkins. Bell Isitmd: Wil-
liam Guyaz. Riverside avenue, West.
port: Roy Bassett. Bridge street.
Saugntuckt William H. Wilson. 181
Main street. Norwalk; Frank Mons-
port. 53 Lexington avenue. Norwulk.
Steven Tbih. 91 Lexington avenue.
Norwalk; lloury Rowland. :4 Croc.
kot street. Rowuyion. Richard
Coggwell. and Elmer R. Weed, both
of Grumman avenue. Not-walk:
Franklin Nouman. Mclroso cur-nun.
Eust Nat-walk: Merrclt Green. {\‘or—
wulk: it‘. D. Mltldlnbrook, \Vcst l'lork
road. Norwnlk: Charles 1.. \‘unst.
Lafayette Clic‘c. Norwalk. The
charges agninst Ellis-on .l. .‘li’l'lt’ll,
Norwnlk avenue. Norwulk. and Jo-
seph W. Gotham. 5 Gibson Court.
Ncrwalk. were dismissed.
Deaths mill-Tunnels
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I-Zlizn' Andrew:i Sherwood.
-Eliza Andrews Sherwood. Widow
of Moses Sherwood of Grrcns Farms
died lust night :it the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Charles D. Dunne.
bucks at 1'3. Myrtle slrtcl. East Nor~
'wnlk.'in her 86th your. She is sur—
vivcd by onr: son. Moses W. Short
wood of I’nlrileld. and one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Anna 'l'. Dunnebnttkc of
East Norwalk, and one grandson.
Robert W. Sherwood oi' l‘ulri‘icld.
Funeral services will be held from
the home (if hrr duugluvr. 1: Myr~
tic street. at 2:30 Thursday utter.
noon. Rcv. Carleton H. Firuyt-r will
oificlate. assisted by licv. 15. lv‘. Mc-
Grcgor. luim-moni will hr in Wil-
low Brook Cemetery. \Yt-sipcrt.
Mrs. John W. Carson
Tho funeral of Mrs. John W. Car-
son who was killed cnrly .ll‘rldoy
morning in an automobile crash ui.
Souilipori will take plucc this of-
tcrnoon at 2 o'clock from the resid-
ent funeral home of Frederick
Ganung. 84 South Main street. Rey.
Frederick Jacobs pnstor ct South
Norwalk Congregational church will
officiate. interment in Norwalk
cemetery.
Saul Coddottc.
Saul Cnddotie, of Elizabeth SL.
South Net-walk, died Saturday even-
ing. ugcd 54, after a short illness.
He is survived by his wife. 3 sons
and 3 daughters. 'l'br: remains have
been sent to Duvuluyvillc. Quebec.
Funeral services and interment in
charge of Funeral Director Gaming.
.‘irs. Monesin Mott
The funeral of Mrs. Nonesin Moll
will be held from her late home, 3
l holds and
hunters immediately after the dcad‘wmmm»
linc hour and that they were willluu:
grace. Many complaints of buntingé
at Grout. Marsh nilt'l‘ dnrk lune hot-hi
her Foil-lll‘ll'fl‘f. Mr. lluri'y R. Tit-y-
bur Dlifia‘t‘fz. llutli and
vcho were Sunday visitors.
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Climslcud Place. a l‘f'CtJll livvclupv
ulnnt in this district. is rupldly us-
ruluing 1ch sunmblnncr oi‘ n ilnisbed
There lll'L' tour houses in tho
of l‘illlSil‘tlt‘lluil. Water and
illl‘t'ilil‘y boon llll‘lillli‘tl and
is now bring made for
i illl‘t‘t‘l.
:i'Olll‘HI':
iyzis have.
n trench
'scwcr.
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. Mr. Liitl MW. \\‘. .l. lx’oinp of llvlis
,pluco \l‘lzl‘t‘ plvuounily surprised on
larrlvlng home from n tilp Sunday
evening to find it. group of their
.frivntls waiting for them to help
them celebrate their seventh year 0!
marriage. The couple received a
lovely basket 01 (towers and several
usl-i'ul articles. After it My games
had been played, the party but down
to n delighttul supper. 'l‘hoso pros-
|ent worn: Mr. and Mrs. Knapp. Mr.
and Mrs. Ii. Comstock. Mr. and Mrs.
.-\. Mf'l‘l'iti. Mr. and Mrs. T. llllcy.
i l... Krupp. ’l‘. liilcy, ji‘., and Mr. and
Mrs. W. licliip.
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Firtmcn at the Mayflower llook.
Ladder and llose company" were
busy this morning painting the op.
pnrutus l‘luor.
Ernest Plait formerly of Hayes
mcuuo returned yesterday to his
home in Jersey City. nfigr spending
a few days with his father on Hayes
nvenur. .
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Pupils at Marvin school. who have
bu n nit-ending in thc afternoon have
had their program changed to the
morning session and those formerly
in the morning session are now go’
ing in the afternoon.
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Douglas Raymond. of Sim“ berry
llili nvtnur. lloivnrd Fitrrington, of
tjovo avenue and James Middleton.
of Third sircci. worn among the
East Norwnlk residrnis who witnes-
sed the fly-gilt in lirldgrport lust
owning.
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'1'ch St. Agnes Guild of the Christ
church will meet this evening at the
lilomc of Mrs. Charles Clark, 45 Ga-
‘bm-no avenue.
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l The Girls club of the church will
lull-cl, tonight lit the home of Miss,
E.luiizt. Clark.
37 Osborne mobile,
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l Arthur Cummings. manager of
the gas station at linsi avcnuc nnu
L\\'inficld sircci, who recently pur-
chuscd a sedan. has traded it in for
iunoiher cor. -» ~
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i The fifth annual fair and Christ—
!mns entertainment of the Epworth
Lougile of the East Avenue Mstbod~
'isi Church will be held this evening
at the church. A program of enter-
tulnmcnt. in charge of Miss Glenda-
vcrce Loveloy. includes: Solo. Miss
Cliff street. at two o'clock Thursday
.al‘tcrnoon and from the Knight
lstroct A. M. E. church at 2:30
m'clock. interment will be in River-
side cenu [syn
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BICYCLE OLDFIELD SPILLS SELF;
'Thc six-day bicycle race got ofi‘ to I. flying start at the New Madison
Square (innit-n. New York City. Al Halos flow on his face, and woe un-
norm-lone for an hour. What's left of his machine ,is in foreground.
li‘brisinms
QUEEN "ALEXANDRA
"ENGLAND PAYS
:lwrt ll. Smith. 'l‘lntv im;
l-Ztlwlu i‘. Mourlsou to (‘iiurlrs l‘.
:liltrb. lot and l.~uildlnk:=. l'itvh
siri‘t'l.
l-‘runcrs ("otmy to l“l‘lilll\' L. Hotl-
lou. lot. boru'ulk put-k.
Norman \\'luizlt~swmlli iu Milillliaw
AJ. lloivriy -i ul. loi :tnd buildings.
Ncruulk pui'li.
Jumvs M. filr-i'minrll and wit.- to
d'l'ulwi'irk l,. lumiuon, lot. liliodno~
llu park. -
Mary 1,. li-nurll in Anni-l0 l‘l’.\l.
lot and llllll'llllL'H, t'hr‘slnui
v r‘alii.
.ll‘i'i 1.
Junivs 'l'. liullbvil i’ his to Sum-
uel iicorlncr. lot and buildings. \\'a<
a
it‘l' iilrmi.
. Stimuli J. Ftownrt to luiozrrno
.‘li'Allisiul‘, lot illl'l buildings. Wil-
.lou dulc.
'l'livmlmt U. Ulntn 'o Sunni-l J.
l‘lrwlI-r. lot. uud buildings, 'l'nylor
‘T(\"|'[‘,|lt-‘ ,
Hlillliii:l .l.
[A— ll-H’l. lu‘.
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Humurl .l. Fltvurf t-t hi to (la-01in:
.\. Fiiillli, lil‘. lit‘l‘li"ln_\' .‘ll""l.
:lud buildings. lb lll'.'l' y
APRllillCTSQECil-lD
i‘.\l-‘I.\', l-‘i'nLn-n. Ivor. l. in. l’.)--—
It is. ifflllll! to In (A mid \vlnirir itll
'uronud llu‘ “All‘ifi»lli'~f purullwl of
datum-z in. mid iib' lln winter of
17l" in England.
t'rnrn (u! r. This lll'iilli'llL'll i.»- mull"
Ilv Aid»: (hibi'iul. l-‘ruiu‘u's most (lis-
tmguisb: Ii meteorologist and profes-
lliinibii- \lllfllit‘l'b nt' mntlrlligtiui
crcctcd. each decoratml in its Li\‘.ll
way. for the attic nt‘ uprons, fancy
wm'k. cttpdy. pitiguziur submrmuohm
lnl‘nnis‘ clothing; and .: "luv t‘iy
booth." which lili'lU'lf‘Arl izmb but.
Thu rlrnl'ftlll.“ iii lli“ :llf'wil' 'dnl 3"
turned llilo tbr ll‘ii'flll‘y tor ilm
louglii'. some «if \llll-Jll will 1.. u"
for (,‘llrisiimm work.
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An nil day BV'f'w'ilOll-Ul ilic Luiilvri'
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Aid sociiuy of the link! H\tlllll M. ..
iliud'lhi liliin‘rupul ill‘ill‘f'll “Ni ii-
hcld ion‘int‘rou. .Lf lllI' l'llill‘l‘ll. 'l'liv
\Vonu‘n plan to finish oil at lllill'
\vorl: ul iii: lllt"’llllg.
'l‘bo m-ssiuu will opru ill the morn—
ing. at 10 o’clock. :lnrl n bus-km
lunch will i‘m uni-.u ui itOofi. nitri-
which they will work until tum or :.
o'clock.
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Tho women limo been busy for
the past, \vm‘k gutting the liilrsuiillgt
rondy for the iiL‘W pastor. 1::
Charles S. Gray. who will lllO'i'i.‘-lli
tomorrow.
The Uirls' l“l‘lt'llill)' Soviciy mindi-
dates of the (“mist Episcopal Church
will mun-t this nt‘ti-tnmrn zit 221W
(Veloclr in the church. Tllt‘ l"‘l.".ll-’ll
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curried on.
Church will nii‘w-t tonight iii
Robert B. 13. Fuck; pusior of tilt;
church. They will discuss plans fot
the forluing of a boy‘s club and will
decide a. winter program for iln
school.
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The choir of the East avenue
first.‘ social meeting in the church
after llio regulzu‘ rehearsal Sutur-
day evening. The officers of tho
newly formed organization are:
Clarence Cubic. president: Mrs. Ann
Clark. secretary and Burl Scnmni.
treasurer. B. J. Thomas has agreed
to draw up a constitution. The choir
rehearsal will bug'in ill s o'rlOck.
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' The Miss-:5 [rum and Helen Avery
of Strawberry Hill avenue and Wil-
liam Olsen. of Pleasant sirrct. rc-
oently motored to Bridgcpori. where
they visited friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. 13.13. Plum of Pro~
vidence, R. I. visited relatives in
East Norwalk and Wilton ovrr
Thanksgivlns
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Harold D. Williams. of Straw.
altion at the Bovi Pharmacy to ac-
cept his old one at tho llognrdus
Pharmacy.
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Mrs. Ralph Chisholm nnd son
Robert. have returned to their home
in Brooklyn. nficr spending Thanks-
giving with her parents Mr. and
« Mrs. Samuel Comp. 6 Balls place.
Norwalkers Attend
:Darien 'i‘own Court
' Al the session of the Darlen Town
Court in th: Town Hall last evening
there were several Norwalkers. At-
torney Poul Connery represented n
defrndant arrested on a charge of
transporting bccr. 'l‘bc. latter did
not appear when his case whs call-
oi and his bond was forfeited. At-
tornsy John Keogh appeared 1L!
counsel in an accident case. Among
the spectators were City Clerk
Stephen Dokul. . .
Qlli'L-n .lluxuiulrzi ni‘ l.lil;lli'.lll its thry it-«tlml in >I'lll‘ lzi tim Ntlnillliicluitu:
church awaiting nun-ml to London lust-r. ”A‘KHP pit-turt- shows this1
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.ntlwr llllll) tried to
business of lbr orirrtnisuilon will in ‘
Tin: lntl'erm-Lllntc boys‘
or llm Sunday fii‘lliml .ot‘ the Citrirl‘
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the .
church undcr ilic lL-mlrrship of final
church. which was roccnilyiortm-d‘
into an organization. will hold lbw
berry Hill avenue. resigned his po~,
nor :l' ill" l'nlvm'slly of (lawn.
:‘vv‘iv York. i‘liiruuo. nil of (":leiin
and the “bulb of ll‘.-. tioi'llu rn p'irt.
oi lbw l'tiiir'vl Status will lilH‘u n hit-
it 113‘ will \\'llill‘r. which ought to not
in film] past Ill" lili‘l‘lnl rmiuilm oi".
roynl coffin, its cit-mu: .mnyllvlt) in marked cotttl'u!~t in illt‘ ning‘lilil-L
cancc 0f lllt‘ lilii'l‘lill" tii' llw hull-4‘ ni' \’.lvl'.~»l|l[i, :“Il'ly 111’ Jivmllhl’l‘. said the. priest-
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.l\t‘.lllt'. and he guru Luv sumo rcirisi- , “mun”; ziwziv (rum thr scent: of
‘Aimluu that ups on tho liuirli t':tr «lioo'in' ‘
tniini ll‘. tlu“ pose-"salon of Nichols. I :_ __,_~___.._,,,..._._.,__-
\\ lull .wkufl tn ('0th t.) lint (imiu- T)... I“, .lmmmm .‘vm. “m. ”(1‘
Vita}:1‘.“\i\1(‘fli~mtfllllnll‘ Ililnlliilifi‘llillxt‘t 1:: i is the kind of proplv “”0 mlvocntc
' ‘ 5'" R g ‘ lbw utbcrsidc
one in S'uuiford and could not come
”i" C‘liurlty covers n multitude of
l'nii'nlmnu Milton Lockwood told sins. 3.3 do "um trips.
m‘npprrlwudnilr Nichols in \Vood
. I
Rapid Rise
’i‘ursduy night.
.lumcs Euvnsluno. (it .cxingion
unnuc, stutrd that Nichols und un-
scll him the
ltiilrk machine for $300, His bro-
:~‘l" ii
an.
i.
lli<l' Albi‘rt Suvustuno v-‘riiicd his
i Hillbilly.
1.1miizuuiii John Mslin oi tho
WL-J Urnugu police. tcsilt‘ird that
tho numbers on tho Overland auto.
mobile ioizud ill tlic possession of
Louis i‘u-rino. bud been changed.
All“ Mary Fully. $3 Swain strucl.
\‘.‘l>.i. L'Imbgo. X. .l.. umi the owner
l‘l ibu liverlnutl cur. Mid that it was
eiulmi from her gurugn October 18
or 1:1. Sim purchased the .cur July
.13. Slli! was allowed to tube the
,urnr‘luno luick to NeuVJOrscy after
‘llt‘ Ll‘lill.
Louis Fen-inn told oi having pur-
chased the car from a than giving
lnxs lllllll'.‘ us Robrrt Pnine who was
.sllnnzlrdu. He gave him $150 and
Emulml in .in Anderson car for it.
’il- lunl a bill of sale; given him by
l'.illli‘ nnd drawn tip by Attorney
,llm-kwoll Dumb.
l’lulip Most. of Wood street. tes-
vuird that ho had seen Nichols driv-
lfi’i the Buick automobile.
Nichols was taken to the Bridge-
.pwi jail by officer Lockwood this
itusruing‘. Ho \vlll nwnit trial in the
:Snllt‘i‘im‘ court tln.re.
HUGE DITZLER
i RIDES MST SCOOTER. i
l Li‘tNDONr-Sldnt‘y lilssell. age Five years ago this Berkeley
“llil iiiv oi'lit'v ul' 'l'mili I‘ll I'll li-‘rf
Slmvnrl wt .‘ll i0 Edwin"
WLNLEE u E. 3.
\\‘ll' n tllu. 'l'hnims.
in about llm middle of Dm‘tmlw r or .
(CuliL) youth began playing golf.
'l‘Ult‘SllAY, l)lil(‘l‘ll\llil'2|{ l. Till-3.
I who“ lilo mill-(Vs lll(ilill't‘)'t'll‘ ('Ulllll'
l l . \ ‘.‘ . P i: 1 LI .‘l 7 ‘ .~‘_ "“, ,
LlES. TN STATE; ONLY 10 REAL Itxorvdn (tuttnnglt ' it'll“ E Qfi‘pqfifl '5
OLEMN REVERENCEl : “3'8 Double Fine h -~.~ A. .. :..\‘.i .. is.
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W lull m J - I ‘1‘ . lllli'k limd. wnl illll'll $1.": «in ill X1 31‘“. K 11". '. (i;
l AK. . r l lilulrlw ui' i't—t'lilvsu driving and '. ‘ m ' ~
. l for upm‘uiliii.’ :L iiiun‘lillii‘ with -H? ;.' “.T HTW'T‘TL'WY'T“ film"
i ‘-
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L :lllt‘. iiownimxn (‘Iiy murt tlzis; mntn ‘ a 1-1-33; A "with ..
‘ ’ill'
lllill rstutv uriivlti. .s. top tho l: :1 i “‘ ““" “”"W‘l U” Sunday by A " , '
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[wry-p nnly lt‘ll lli‘ltlfl plum-Al (ill “l” a" il l T. Li ”a “h“ ‘ml lrl‘lllfl‘i‘l (”ll ",".‘.‘.
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mum in Illll‘llli“: up ilp- ln-i (ll 11.. “it"3 i“ 'H‘ “"i‘
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Lin 1ch (‘i‘lll' r. .\l--t‘vi.:mt.». and "
l" l-llln as \l" ll it.“ ‘.‘l.~llI‘/l"4 trim: <l2.- l'
" mmi'fililvu :il't' ll'l’ll‘ iil‘ :lK-ui
inow that ii.“ work bur- luu-n (* 7-». ..
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This is the Slogan These Days a
The Textile Store
GOING our "or BUSlillZSS
SALE
Sell Out, Close Out and Get Out, Pervml
the Whole Store
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2'2
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95
St A ‘ l‘“.'t "cw
EEK.“ The Textile Store "1.3?
Rent ll Wall St. Norwzilli Sale
‘ .
Hundreds have taken advantage of the uondcrous values we nrl'
oflcrlng thrn our nmngcmcut to convert into (nth the surplus
stock of n leading lnmp manufacturer. “1- lllvltt' you
to \lslt our lump department and Tll‘“ our
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Big Special
18—inch
l‘olp ' some
Vase with 14 in.
parchment
shade in beau.
tiful multi-
colored de—
signs; complete
with lamp cord
and plug.
Complete
- One to each
customer
m
fill]
. ‘1
MINI!
Bridge Junior
.tiii‘i'c and it half years, decided to go ‘ '
;lur n pleasure spin on his scooter lie was it then. Today. he's a Lamps Clair”- msc 0‘ Bngc
mud irtticletl more than four miles player of considerable promise, hu~ etteh l’oly' Lamp
'1” row li.‘ \vtls rllscnvvrt-d missing ing won tho Oakland municipal “90'3“” shade chronic P am
Lil-om his home. Littlo Sidney says links cllnlllplonshlp recently. He's slandes in .lined‘ A“ gold 231:): and
flu; wants to be an auto racer when Inndc the Oakland worse in portal! "37”“ new and ln- and -' m silk
l b-- crows up. that at Claremont in two above par. 5MP“ “"' teriined illnrk { fringe
- ed and in- and finish i trimmf‘d
tcrllncd. trimmed “'“h : shade of
. . Trimmed with MR lamp goorgeiio
l . . with braid hell"? 0°“- with Ellk
1 p e 013, a e and heavy {rinse- PWE' 010- mull. uan:
‘ ‘ and inter-
: . fringe. 11 4 terlining.
: , OF _ Complete A“ Complete
I . > with alunc. ‘ ' with beau-
[ tivc poly- &’ tli‘ul poly-
! chrome & ‘ brillomlen
l stand with - gold and
3 . adjustable black
; - _ arm. The homc A smu‘ll finish.
i . L a Special . of quality deposit g P l ‘
l ’ ‘ lamps nt ho! is any ‘ p .c it
~ SEE OUR WINDOWS
. Rogers 69° Stevens
rwo STORES
SO. NORWALK
. NORWALK
purvlium-
for Xmas
trvmendoln
savings.
5;? $9.50
A
. $10.25
I R. J. HENNESSY‘
28 Washington Street South Norwalk
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