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rumours EVENTS
. Bislto-“Ths Fool. "
Reason“ t-“Ths Vanishing Anleri-
u l
Palsce—"Hogsn' s Alley."
Jan. :2. -Corloert by High School
pupils at Senior High School.
. Jail. 2“-—Dence at South Nor-
] walk Boat club.
" O O C
h; ‘3' COMING EVENTS
Jan. tsp-Madame Xitehenette‘s
Orchestra by the Philathea class
under the auspices of the T. 0.3
: class at the Nor. is. E. church.
‘ Jan. 87.—-Arlnual Birthday Party
'0: Trinity church.
» Jan. 88 .wFairtield County League
1 or women voters meat at Brookluwn
Country Club in Bridgeport.
Jan 28 ——Fairtield County Plan-
i ping Association Meet at Royal
hates inn. Dinner at 6: 80 P. M.
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” Jan. 29.--Lsdles Aid Norwsllr hi.
WE. church Turkey supper tor the
Phiisthea class.
Jan. 30.—Annuai Banquet
Entertainnhnt o: Troop No.
’ Berkeley Street Temple.
Jan. 30. ”Smoker at South Nor-
walk Boat Club.
and
12 in
ll Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
‘l‘lun Rises ............ 7:13 A. M.
Sun Sets .............. d: 51 P. hi.
High Tide ........,.... s: on A. M.
Low Tide ............. 1: 23 P. M.
1.
li'.
Choir rehearsal will hp held this
glowing in Triuty church.
0
.l. -'1'he cleaning. dyeing and pres-
sing at garments is given the clbsest
attention at The Twin City Valet’z
Establishment. Work called tor and
delivered. 67 No. Main St. Phone
dole—Adv.
O O O .
Alired H. Sonlels oi Falrlleld
venue is in New Yer}. on business
today.
s is s
-For Tasty sandwiches. stop at
l Goldens Confectionery. stores. Nor-
waik and So. Norwallt.—-Adv.
;' e s s ‘
The Klatse club met last. even
ingiat the‘ home or hire. Herbert
Herring at a Pershing street. it so-
cial time with refreshments was en-
flayed. The not: mowing will be
old at the home of Mrs. Harry Es:
den at 2 Hill Slrétl‘. .
I |
. --1- 8 m on all lamps. at Donnel-
ly'Ll-v—Adv.
O O O
.‘ Harry K. Howard .108‘ Easy alc-
not. is \isting Bridgpp l'li tpdsY.
‘ —deios an; Victrolas sold on
easy terms {tenacity-Adv.
- l. G O. I
Wilbur F. Smith of Ely avenue.
formerly game warden who left (or
Flordia about two months ago. is
remembering his many trieds with
letters dotterlblng his trip.
0 O 0
Hal! price (in on Christmas boxes
-t writing paper at Donnelly'.s—
Adv. ‘
s e s
'r Relatives 0! James Henry Cnssidy
thought to be in Norwalk are anx-
ious to hate him communicate with
them .
O O O
é-Household Coke.—-Harrts & Guns
7 O O 0
Chief of Police William R. Penn-
ington received a letter trom rela-
tlves in Lowell. Mass. this morning.
asking that an etfort be made to lo-
. hate Cessldy. as relatives were very
illgin Lowell and were desirious of
seeing, him.
0
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‘ . —-rnn CLIFFORD TAILOR
O. Csrulll. Prop“ says: "Don't
throw away or give away your gar-
. ments that need repairing. Bring
them here .and have an estimate
given for placing the same in prep-
or shape. it's surprising how many
‘ folks do this and are satisfied."
Elisabeth street corner from South
Main street—Adv; ‘
O
- Pauline Ruderman oi Tolle'street
claimed the bundle or laundry that
wes‘tound and turned over to the
South Norwalk police Tuesday.
0 O O
" —Cleersnc€ sale of all sport
sweaters at Donnelly’s. '1- 3 oil.—
Ad" 0 s s
a The Misses Mabel and Helen
‘ ier or 29 Elmwood avenue will
K ttend the concert to be given by
Madame ble'vada Van der Veer in
Carnegie Hall. New York City. this
elveniug. Miss Mabel Miller is a
pupil of Madame Nevada Van der
Veer. _
I O O
. -—wluuvor your sublime In
hosting and plumbing work. the new
build!”- the "amnion. or lobbies
M Nelson II. White's experts can
jbths some in a satisfactory m-
. u Sheri! : Edward 8 Don
or; gaming court in Bridle»?!
today. ,»
.. ' ‘O F”. U
m sou-snow Cosh-c
0
Henry Isis-r: the. liberty Square
mammals”. . riled”
4m 33M one on Winter
costs L. Golden Wsshington St.—
LFRIDAYJANOARY 22, lots.
No; or and ma scandals at 1 -
_ Methodists—Attehd
j Friday. January is. Homer S. Cum-
mings at Stamford will be toast-
o'clook. arriving here as the last
stop before New Tosh st {:10. This
coaches. Train lilo-it leaving Sos-
ton daily at onto A. M. and New
Haven at 8:15 o ’cloclt‘tor New York.
will stop at South Norwalk 4:00 and
Stamford 4.10 o'clock.
O O O
—W’onderiul‘ Savings on Winter
Coats at Ii. Goldsns Washington St.
-Adv.
e vs 0 .
The drill team oi the Frank C.
Godtrsy Post. No. 11 American De-
gion will. go to Dsnhury. Thursday.
tor an exhibition drill at the instal-
lation oil officers 0! the Danbury
post.
The regular drill or the team was
held in Town Assembly Hall last
evening.
.5 s s',
——It you have' m. bought your
Winter Coat. a. load opportunity
awaits you at L. Golden' s. Washing:
ton St. -Adv. ‘
Final. Conference
Annual reports of the various so-
cieties within the church were heard
at the lust quarterly conference in
the First Methodist church last eve-
ning. Dr. William Kidd presided
Mrs. Alice Mel-ribbon. president or
the Ladies Aid Society reported, that
her organization had- raised $900.
since last Spring. ‘Mrs. H. -W. Byrnos
reported a satisfactory year for the
Women's Foreign Missionary soci-
ery. Two new members. Holden 13.
Bailey and Fred bailey. have beeh
added to the Board or Stewards. The
pastor. Rev. Andrew F. Chamber-
lain. also malls his annual report.
The conterence voted to pass On the
decision of tho otticlal board to call
the pastor for another year. Dr.
Kidd in his address. told about the
opportunity for work among the
toreigners in this part at the coun-
try. About 40 members or the
church were present.
Local K..Of C. Give
District Good Time
- Members or South Norwallr Coun-
cil No.’ 1258. Knights»! Columbus.
were in charge of the entertainment
at. the inter-district meeting lest
evening at the K. 02 C. But in
Greenwich. Councils or Norwalk.
South Norwailt. New Canaan. Slam-
tord. and Greenwich term the dis-
trict. A program was presented un-
der ho dilectIOn or Thomas F. Mc-
Mahon. and included the tollowing
entertainers:
Edward J. Spins. Robert DeCe»
rare. William F. McMahon. John
Soltos. Joseph‘De Martino. Colum-
bia Trio. James Sherry. Henry Berg~
J. Hayes. John Petrovsky.
Grand height Curley. Psst Grand
Knight Vincent McQu’ii'lnn Past;
District Deputy John F. Me hon.
and Past Grand Knight. William,
Lyons. mailed-hon addresses.
Building Permits , .
AnnOunced Today,
Building Inspector Georgo S.
Hubbell announced today the tol-
lowing. building permits.
Mrs. Lena Hoffman. house addi-
tion. First street. 8650.
Thomas Martin. log cabin restau-
rant. Winfield street. $6,000.
'Rosemfield Brothers, store altera-
tions. Washington street. 8550.
Albert F. Rathbone. stone resi-
dence. Wilson Point. 670.000.
‘W. B. Chamberlain. house addi-
tion. Wilson Point. 810.000., V
Mrs. M. F. Sterling, store trout
Main street. 31.000.
' Joseph Hsdik. sixroom house,
Sound View avenue. 08.000.
Foster Stewart. addition‘to plant.
Main street. 816.000.
Darién Man Causes
Arrest of Schalitt
William S. Scilalitt. of 75 Spring
street. South Norwalk. was arrest-
ed in Darlen yesterday afternoon
at a: 50. o'clock. on the complaint of
a Darlen resident who charged
Schalitt with reckless driving. The
complainant claimed Schalltt pulled
up too close to Lombardl's drug
store on Main street. nearly hitting
him. The case will be brought be-
fore the Darien Town Court Mon-
day evening
Suspended Sentence
For James Sandor
James Sandor .0: Paradise street
was given a suspended‘iail sentence
or the 30 days by Judge Nehemiah
Candee in the South Norwalk City
court this morning; .
He was arrested by Patrolman Al-
bert Fraser on the. charges of in-
toxication and breach of the peace
last evening.
It was alleged that Sandor has
been annoying his neighbors.
Says Cigar. Lighter.
. Patent Infrlnged
The case 3: the Coup Engineer.
log Company at Me on against the
Connecticut Antoine ve SMcislties
Company and Joseph H. Cohen 0!
Bridsellort is being heard before .
Judge Edwin S. Thomas in the Club
tied States District court this city
today. The plaintiffs claim an in-
iringement on first lighter patents.
Whoa 'no ADDRESS
YALE GRADUATES JAN.”
Isle graduates from throughout
this district will attend the annual
“an" M set-touthsr or the Fair-
held County rel. Alumni associa-
tion at the Stamford Yacht club on
train consish or, parlor csr- -‘snd 5
mantis William O'Gorlnnn, Edward ‘
District Deputy Thomas Malone. ‘3
held in shutdow- Temple,
meneenlent -—- U n i. "
form Costumes
A class or is will graduate from
the Roger Ludlow Junior High Mon-
day evening. The exercises will be
held in tho'school auditorium. '
A uniform costume has been
adopted by the girls, consisting of
white blouses. blue skirts and blue
ties.
The program follows:
March-plunior High school
chestra.
Scripture reading.
or-
ver. class president.
sen and Jessie Hubbell.
school.
lor and Willis Overton.
cllestra.i
Class will—Julia Levy and Belem.
low Premru
RemarksuPrinclpsl Alton S. Wll
llsms.
intendent of Schools. John Lund.
Marcli~orchestra.
Indian Ohio! to Talk.
Chiet Wapahskey. third in com
round 0: the Cherokee Indian trib
will address the pupils or the schon
Thursday Jan. 28. He will descrlllu
customs. traditions. worship. tribal
rites and past lives or the Indians.
Money tor Music Expeusee.
Seventy dollars was realized from
the musical entertainment at the
school Tuesday; evening. The money
will be used tor purchase or records
and glee club music.
Assembly Play.
Helen Smith was in charge or the
weekly assembly. held Monday
morning. A play. "A Peck oi Trou-
his." was presented by girls or the
school. The cast included:' Julia
Levy. Heldn'Rlohordson. Catherine
Brownelli' Marjorie Taylor. and Jen-
neite Oliver.
Pleasmg Program Is
al'lfied by Ner-
walk igh‘ Pupils' in
Sellout Auditorium
A varied musical program will be
presented by the pupils of the
Norwalk High 'school this evening
in the school auditorium. This en.
tertainmcnt will be the last to be
given by ‘the local schools. . in the
Music Week celebration.
The program i‘ollon s:
Overture Lustspiel . . . Orchestra
Moonlit Lake or the isles . . ......
...... ...Gle‘eClub
Dance. of the Clowns . . .. Orchestra
(is) Sweet and Low
(b) Moose Dear
Misses Hunt. Taylor. Bates. Shaw
Saxaphons'Duet "Cradle Song' . . . .
. . . . . .hiessrs. Pollard. Scisson
(a) The River .............
(b) Merry May .. ..
...................Glee Club
Old Favorites -. ..,. . . . . . . .‘ Orchestra
is) Oh! Susanna '................
(b) Down in Mobile . .. . . .....
Messrs. Dm er. Beers. H. Gorham.
. Whipple
A Blldlsnd Symphony .. G.lee Club
(0) Magnolia Blossoms . . . . . . . . . .
(b) Heart's Longing ...:..
. . . . . .Orchestrs
.Glee Club
as...
..ss‘.-.
Ole Uncle Moon.
Violin Solo ..
. . . . . ....... Bradley Longstai!
(a Thais v
(b) Bolero .
(a) Cradle Song ................
(b). One Sweetly ’Solemn- Thought .
Misses Hannon. Dulce. Skelly.
Weeks. Craig. Cole. Tilir. Stein-
berg. ermsn
Desert Ccravsn- . . . . . . . . orchestra
Winter Song ........... Glee Club
March "Let's Go" ...... Orchestra
Accompsnlsts. ‘Miss Longstsit. -
Steinberg Leonard.
nuns...
. Plans for a mammoth celebration.
February 13. with initiatidns and
visitationsgotwther chapter-amen
Chapter or Deuoisr. st thoussonic
Temple. Washington Street. W
evening. The celebration will b.
Word oi welcome—Jeanette Oll- .
Class prophecy-Hilda Richard~ ‘
Selection by the cm club or the 3
Class personalities—Marjorie Toy...” 1‘
Selection—Junior High school or-
Presentation 0! diplomas—Super- ‘
. sting in Bridgeport.
‘ contractor would buy another piece
' ' customer tor his property in Flori- l
'plsint
mule at a meeting or the Harwell:
l
Biancamsno.
northern France and England.
General Frost has not visited
since the war. ‘
Concert -
‘ ' ( The talent at the Center Junior
.High School ccnécrt‘ ldst evening
was put to llllkllvll‘llsllnl and severe
tests-hon. because of a bad fuse
the 'lighls in the auditorium worn:
out and a large part or the pro-
gram had to be given in darkness.
Despite the storm, several ilunll-
red parents and friends or thu
pupils or the Center Junior High
school. heard a delighttul program
of music presented by the school
children. as their part in tho 10ml
Music Week.
i~‘ tom the opening overture by lin-
well-trained Junior High school or
cllcstrs. to the closing number. each
part ottile program was a treat.
Miss Harriet Parker. supervisor or
music in the Junior High schools.
arranged and directed the concert.
'lier excellent training of pupils
was shown. when during the‘ last
numbers. a {use blew out and the
lights were 01!. During this time.
there was no confusion and the or-
chestra. played unions numbers. in
the llarll. :or men- illan 20 minutes.
The closing selection "The Sklmwr
March." was played several times.
Then .i‘ollnwel iii-l Cenlcr SChOUl.
.‘ account. mosr
General and Mrs. Russell Frost of .12 \i' t‘st menuo nnnuumed today .
that they are selling tomorrow for .Nuphs on the new ship. the Conic
it is the vessel's second \m Inc
The couple will‘iOur through its”. Mon-In. f‘nn‘lmslnvnklu. iii‘nl’illll)‘,
ill'l'nlnni .
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PAGE FIVE
“DRY-
GOODS II MUNSIE Um
10-12 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK
Outstanding Values for Saturday Selling
TURKISH TOWELS EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
Great big towels tlhat algisllogb $1.95
moisture. Towe 5 you 9 This is an unusual
, ' , and 1m ortant
191‘011‘1 '50 haVe 1n y0u1 home' sale—one that reveals the pdomin-
.
PURE wqu ‘10qu ilietsiéfeé’gfileitliiffiSifgem;
“Win 0 S are—a a S em We"
25c 29c 39C'45c g g
COLORED BORDER AND
made and smartly correct.
The Styles The Leathers
U (l ‘ . ‘ l Calfskin. cowhide,
JACQUARD TOWELS “ 9‘ "°"°‘ ;::.":E.°§'..::‘;‘..§‘.‘:
tailored and "MI' leathers that are op-
l‘rovvd and service-
.‘l bio.
450'500'59c‘75c
ous strap styles.
('Lccllmolvnkiu or Austria
. DRESSES ‘
$6.95
A wonderful selection of two piece dresses for street or business wear.
MATERIALS COLORS
Poirot Twins—Wool Poplills Navy—Brown—Tan——Purple
They were made to sell for from $12. 00 to $15. 00. Every one a beauty.
Sizes 16 to 38
a
Darkness N O ‘Hindrance
To ' High» School Talent
Orchestra: Continues PllEEJust the Same
When Lights Go Out at Center Junior High
FONTS. ,
’l‘ho Glee Club rrostrted Miss
Parker with n basin. ~‘ btauiliul
“315.111“! the Music department
plvsonted Miss Norma MacLeau. ef-
llwnt accompanist. with a bouquet
of roses. A young man in present
int: the roses. stated that the school
umllll miss Norma, when she is
graduated next brook: us she has
always been willing to aid the music
department with her capable serv-
ices. Miss Parker stated that she
felt that much at the success of the
affair was due to the capable work
(of her four accompanlslll. llle
Misses \inchail, (lllrkson, Millard
and Amundsen
The ensemble and lldll. “Oik oi
the Glee Club “as especially fine. as
were the numbers rendered by tile
buys"chorus. Miss Maclman's skill
at the piano was shown in her ren-
dition of Schubert‘s? "Impromptu in
A list." Kenton Ericson. accom-
panied by, his sister, Elinor. ren-
dered a very pleasing violin number
.\ chorus of girls sang Gsul's "The
Nightlngaiefl
Center Junior High has every
reason to boast of its music dc-
parttnent. '
Bridgeport Unsafe
For Florida Realtor
It's not sale to sell Florida real
estate‘on over-exaggerated claims
in Bridgeport. This was learned by
continued to Jun. :7 in the court
Or that citY.
“out {or the Clintord County
Estates Inc., of. New York. “as or-
rested Tuesday afternoon by deter.-
tives alter a warrant had been is-
sued for his arrest upon complaint
or Michael Sviltrs, a contractor of
800 Lindley street. He was released
immediately after his arrest undel
bonds ot $1. 500 which were {ulnish-
ed by his company. . . i
It is alleged' that Fomund. oper-g
made a deal
with Svihrm- whereby he was to sell
for the contractor a piece of pro-
perty that he owned in ween! it the
0% property 'that Fomund wished to
sell him. It is claim that chund
misrepresented th‘eItrsnssctlon with
the local! man inasmuch as he told
Svihra that he had a- prospective
do. .
Sviiire. hollering the land agent's.1
statement paid a deposit of 3000.
Later the contractor made a com-
the prosecuting attorney
the d . up s. warrant for F0-
mund’s hrrestfi
Kiwanis Essay and
Bowling Committees
A committee consisting of Judge
John Keogh. Rev. Thomas J. Finn
.nnd Rev. Ernest F. McGrogor was
Samuel Fomund-when his cnSe was:
appointed at the meeting of the
Kiwanis Club yesterday noon to
make arrangements for the annual
Fomund. who is a Florida land historical esgay contest participated
in by the High school pupils.
A committee consisting of Fred-
erick H. Quintnrd. Dr. D. A. Sham-
baugh and C. Irving Byiugton was
uppolnted‘to lake up the matter-lot
a bridge tournament with the Lions
and Toreador clubs. This tourna-
ment protably Will not start until
after the bowling league ends.
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ROYALTY WORKS.
CONG’I. CHURCR
VOTF3 TO GET
PARISHWORKER
Annual Meeting of SO.
Norwalk P ar‘i syn
Shows 1925 Was Suc-
cessful Year
utt the annual meeting or the le-
gal voters of the South Norwallt
Congregational church. last evening.
it was voted to employ the services
as.
at a parish worker. or an assistant Irving" De 1 Store I’ / QUFCkRellef
he Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs. the p ‘ I For Old and you"!
w es'wssnmoron as
church pastor. . ‘
The parish has just closed a most For Sale by =Stillson-Poweli a”;
successful year and there is a bai-
unce or between $300 and “00 in
the treasury. The meeting adopted
a local budget of $0.550. for 1920.
The tollowing officers were elect-
d:
c Deacons—Charles St. John. liar-
ry A. Webb and Clinton Nuttlng.
Business Committee—Mrs. Ralph
Gregory. Towers Hamilton and EL ‘
mcr Craig. '
Financial secretory—Francis ll.
Northrop. ;
Treasurer of Deacon's Fund-~—
Miss Helen Swartz. .
Chic! Usher—Joseph Gorhem
Clerk—Mrs. E. 0. Huntington.
Auditor—F. lrving Smith. ‘
The voters decided on a substan- ‘
ilai increase in the pastor's salary.
Plans were made for a {air next '
November.
VIENNA—Their means having '
been exhausted with the collapse oi F0 S. LYON
the monarchy. many members of -
the iormer imperial fondly have JOB PRINTING
been iorced to go to work for their
living in various parts of Europa.
Archduke Leopold Salvatore. for-
mer inspector general of artillery.
is in Barcelonla, where his daught-
ers are giving piano lessons.
South Norwalk
A BARGAIN; ‘ FEAST
ALL FOR"Y_OU
G l G A N T l C ‘
CLEARANCE SALE
Buy Now! .‘Save Later!
New Haven
Bridgeport .Waterbury
In
Full Swing
Value Giving
Event
”SUITS-O’COATS‘:
Your choice of our entire stock Of high~grade cloth-
ing at lower prices. Surely this is an event of in-“
terest to every man and boy. Every garment of
La GrippePill
For colds. La Grippe. some forms
of neuralgia. Contains no opiates.
Plaisted Drug Store
Geo. E. Cook. Prop.
69 Washington Street
South Nerwslk. Conn.
, Wall Paper
.WillBe Used
Extensively ‘
In 1926!
r¥¥¥¥¥
. . . SAT. JAN. .23
LAST DAY
Red’Star Sale”
Johnson’s standard and quality.
BOYs’ suns
Reduced.
$12.50 $14.50
IVslues to $20.00
Norwalk Chronicler