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Risiton-"Wo lilo-lewd."
Regent-"1’hc Phantom of tho
, Opel-s." ' ;
,( Palace—"Old Home sell." .
g . Jan. 28.~Norwsur‘ snub. Wom-
'» en's luncheon at First M. E.
Jan. 29.—-Monthly most of Nor-
walk University Women.
1‘ Jun. 20.-DcMolly Mothsrs‘ Club
.., Card Party at Club House on West
- Avenue
‘ i: church Turkey supper for the
Philathes club. \
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COMING EVENTS .
Jan. so .—Turkey Supper "Black
ind White Revue" Minstrel Troop.
, .llln. lid—Annual Banquet and
Entertainment of TroopI No. 12 in
; Berkeley Street Temple.
Jen. 20.-—3molter at South Nor-
‘ nail; Boat Club.
1 Feb. 1.-Meetilig of Senior Girls’
' Friendly of Grace church.
Feb. 2.-Chicken Pie Supper
' Mlzpah Circle King's Daughters.
Feb. i.-—:Danee at. Red Men's Hell
Main siren: ‘susplces Norwslk Tire
and Rubber Co.
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sun and Tide for Tomorrow.
ISun Rises ._...........-7:06 A. M.
:Sun Sets .............. 5:07 P. M
~ High Tide .........,... 1:00 A. M.
Low Tide ... 6:22 P. M.
sesssossss
Wendell P. Milligsn, vice presi-
dent. and treasurer of the Evening
Sentinel. has returned to his duties
from abusiness trip.
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A play and concert will be pree-
ented inKish Hell in Lexington sveo
nus tomorrow‘evening under the
suspicas 'of the women's Society of
the Hungarian Reformed church.
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widousehold Coke—Hurts d. Cans
Charles W. Ga;cr. chairman of
l. .. ”fifths Kiwanis Club's bowling! commit-
‘ .Itee. made an appeal for more bowi-
ers at yesterday's meeting of the
club Mr. Gage;- also asked member»;
who do not bowl. to come out
strong and root for the Kiwanlans.
Dr. H. H. Hefteran. chairmen of
the athletic committee. reported
that the'lndoor track meet will be
held in the local' armory during
’the first'part of March. .
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. George H. Barnes. president of the
Kiwanis Club,.is out-of-town today
I: s. business trip. -
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saddles and Vicl‘rolss sold on
easy terms Donneily.-Adv. ‘
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William Hull. employed in the
mechanical dep out of The Eve-
ning sentinel. returned to his
duties after being away for a few
days, due to ,ihe death of his moth-
er. - ,
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-—-’l'ho cleaning. dyeing and pres-
sing of garments is given the closest
attention at The Twin City Vulet's
Establishment. Work called for and
delivered. 67 No. Main St. Phone
files. ~Adv
p.
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An automobile owned and driven
by Albert V. Smith of Bridge
street, Westport collided with a
truck at the corner of Water and
Marshall street yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Smith'slcar was slightly damag-
wed.
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-—-THE CLIFFORD TAILOR
O. Cerulli. 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‘ln prop.
or shape. it's surprising how many
folks do this and are satisfied "
Elisabeth street corner from South
Main street. —Ad‘v.
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The drill team of the Frank C.
{Godfrey Post No» 12. American
Legion Will give an exhibition
drill at the installation of officers
pf the Dallbury Post last evening.
The team was under the command
of Lieutenant Phliipfherwood. .
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—For Tsstyssndwiches‘. stop at
Goldens Confectionery stores. Nor-
w'slk and Bo. Norwaik.—-Adv.
John Morhos 55 Spring street
. was arrested on the charge of non
support by Detective Sergeant John
.L. Roberts yesterday. The arrest
was made ripen s warrant issued by
tthe New Haven police. He wss ta.
ken to that city for trial today.
~Bituminou; Household CoaL—
Harris & Gonna-Adv. '
Roland Beach o? ism avenue
reported to the South Norwsll: pd.
lice yesterday that he had picked
‘ a considerable sum of money too
gin Zs‘ndt street. in the afternoon.
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" Whatever your problem- in
... “gauntlet-Lilacs"!
the resenting
Attorney Edward? J. Quinlan of
well sheet Is lo- shearer: todly
on” see!
‘ firs. Leslie Stilton of WWW
m.
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mm. In-Gresorrollimsh
. :ssviitor in WM
Jan. 29. —Ladles Aid Not-walk Id. '
Willowbrook cemetery.
c. JWensei. pester of Islet l’ster's
Lutheran church will officiate. in-
:srment will be in Riverside ceme-
sry. .
tsrslii. who passed sway Wednesday
afternoon at the horns of her son,“
Angelo sown in North Taylor. .
svenuswiilbebeldtomorrowsfterv‘.
noon at 2 o‘clock from the isle.
home. Rev. Frederick Jsoobs. pole.
for of the South Norwslk m
lions! church will offleists Burial
will' be in Riverside cemetery -:
was s visitor in Rel-walk this morn- .
. bound trolley melts in front of the
Not-well: Club on West avenue. The
matter was reported to the direct
department. . . .
Joseph lsrls turned over a posh-
utbooh to the Film District police
last night. lief found the puree on
Well street. There was some change
it..'.l'lle owner my hots the some
by identifing it at the police station.
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J. D. Birohsrd. of Alsslls. In Id-
‘nlinlstrstor of the Blrohsrd estste.
Wilson Point. is spending s few days
in town. He plans to return to Alan
its. within a week or two. where he
devotes“ his time to hunting and
trapping. . . ,
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cs‘dll- rehearsal will be held this
evening in Trinity church.
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Alfred donors of Fairfleld sve-
nue is visiting in New York City to-
day.
A large piste {lass window in the
Champion Shoe Repairing Shop in
South Norwsllt. wss blown out by
the heavy wind yesterday morning.
Luckily no one was .hurt.
John Crawford. real estate nlan
of Westpert. was a visitor in
Norwslll today on business.
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Miss Edna Brown of Greens
Farms motored to Norwslk this
morning. . . .
-Entertsinment. informal” dance
tonight. Royal James. Columbia
University Club and Volk's Society
Orch. «Adv. "
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George Bturges. well known horse-
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, man of Wilton, visited in Norwalk
. today with friends.
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John Comcsu. of Noroton and
Robert N. Graham. of 27 Ham-s»
hem street. Stamford figured in a
slight auto accident on Ring‘s End
road early this morning. The acci-
dent was
Charles Wood. of the Darlen Police
department. whp reported that the
damage was very little. Neither
driver was held.
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The drill team of the Frank C.
Godfrey Post. No. 12. American be-
gion went to Danbury last evening
for an exhibition drill at the instsl~
lstion of officers of the Danbury
Post. f l
f e e e
~Entcrtainment. informal dance
tonight. -Roy‘al James. Columbia
University Club and Volk's Society
Groin—Adv.
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Plans are being made for a main-
moth ball to be held in Kiel: Hall.
in the Sprmgwood section. on Lin.
coln's birthday. The proceeds from
the affair will be sent to the dos-
titutd suffering from the recent
floods in Hungary. The ball is being
held under the auspices of the So-
ciety of Saint Ann. and the Young
Men's Club of Saint Ladislnu's Kun-
garisn ~estholic Church. Joseph
Samples is general chairman for the
affair.
Death Notice.
The tunnel of Wallace Bliss age
33 years took place Wednesday af-
ternoon with services at his inn.-
homm twenty. one Van Buren AW.
with his rcvenend Mr. Thompson of
the Methodist church officiating.
The body was entombed in River-
side cemetery. Mr. Bliss died sud~
denly on Sunday following a heart
attack. He was well known
highly esteemed. He was a gradual.-
and for some time conducted cinema
in piano instructions. There was s.
profusion of beautiful floral trib-
utes. . ~
Josephine Amoroso. - ‘
Josephine Amoroso passed away
last evening at her home Strawberry
Hill. aged about 20 years. She is
survived by her mother and one sis-
from the late home, at 8:80 o'clock.
and from Saint Mary's church at’
9 o'clock. Interment will be in
Saint Mary's cemetery.
wmlsm bshbin.
The funeral of William Diubln.
former well-known painter. who
town N. Y., tools place on Tuesday
afternoon from chapel of Charles
Fable in Westport. Interment was in
N
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Elle o. m...
The funeral of Mrs. Ella 6. Rule.
who passed sway yesterday morn.
ing. will be held tomorrow at 10 A.
M.. from the home of Mrs. Bircball
in Newtown a.venue Rev. George
B. Tompkins. pastor of the Norwelll
Methodist church will officiate. In-
terment will be in Woodiswn cemcd
tery. New York.
that (human
' The funeral of Frank Chumsn.‘
who died yesterday morning at the"
home of his daughter Mrs. Collier;
inc Gerhardt. iii Stuart avenue will
be held tomorrow afternoon It I: so.
o’clock from the late home. Rev. 3.1
Marplesltaseni.
.Thefusersiofuraldsryd.lsl~
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urvieaforllrs. Em
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Brooks Bobbins. who passed away“
yesterday. will be held ‘
heels of her parents. Mr.
Henry 1’. Brooks. us East even
tomorrow
investigated by officer .
Deaths and Funerals A
llilll .
of the New York college of mudlc
ter. Funeral services will be held ‘
passed away last Sdturdsy st Tam. .
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Fur Shop Fire
(ContinuedWPsge One.)
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Bevel-Ii thousand Wis were st—
lrseted to the scene of the blsss.
The reflection in the sky could be
use all over the city and surround-
ing country.
Solution Army on Job
The salvation Army didsolne fine I.
work. Their workers were on the
none :0 minutes offer the alarm
was turned in serving hot coffeeto
tile firemn all of when were cov-
ered with ice Is I. result of the wa-
ter felling upon them and frees-
lng. M. D. Msdey also served the
lfiremen with coffee and hot chooo~
s e.
William Morrow the luiursd firs-
msn is not seriously lniured sc-
cordlng to reports .todsy. He bed a
narrow escape and if it had not
been for the quick work of Csptsin
Ferris he might have been over-
come in the water in the pit.
it wIs necesssry for.ihe Essi
Norwslll firemen to return to the
scene at 12:80 o'clock to extin-
guish s burning tree. This wss so-
complished with the use of hand
chemicals.
Fire Chief George w. Bogsrdus
stated this morning that when he
arrived at the scene h thought that
the entire section would be burned
ou. its gave both the members of
the paid and volunteer depsrtments
credit for their fine worlt in keep-
ing the bless from spreading.
Chief Praises Pampers
He also praised the work of the
pumpers end said that the firs
could not have been hailed if these
two machines had not been pressed
into the service. This is the first
time that the new pumper at the
Esst \Norwslk station has been
pressed into service at s fire snd 0i
did excellent work pumping too gal-
lons per minute.
Chief Bogardus said he was in-
vestigating the fire. The state police
from the Westport Barracks were
also investigating the blaze this
morning.
_ The urned building has con-
siderable history and when occu-
pied by the Leipsis Fur Company
about five months age five fires
broke out. there within a specs of
a. few weeks. Furs vsiusd It 860.-
000 were in the building at the
time of the first fire and water
soaked and allowed to’ spoil.
The loss was investigated by the
insurance authorities and state and
local officials. While the investiga-
tion was being conducted _tlle otilel
fire broke out in rapid succession
and the insurance company carryc.
ing the insurance refused to pay the
loss. The furs were allowed to re-
main in the factory until Health
Officer Robert E. Perdue issued an
order to have them removed so a
safety to public halth ‘
The matter of the adjustment is
still pending and the investigation
that was being conducted by the
state police. into the case has net or
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Ossi Osu'uldi, Berlin stage star. 1.» shown wearing \slusble gems
that have been K1 her family for geln'lniiuns.
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GOODS ll UNSIE [1‘ M
10-12 SOUTH MAIN STREET " SOUTH NORWALK
Specials for Saturday
The response to the special articles we advertised for last Saturday was so great that
we again offer for sale at special prices Itssonsble and stylish merchandise. This is
an opportunity you should not miss. Come early for first choice.
WOOL DRESSES
For Street or
Business Wear DRESSES
$3.95 $10.00
Wool dresses, some plain New spring styles in the
colOre,Some smell checks and latest and neucst colorings
some with borders. Sizes 16 and trimmings. Sizes 36 to
to 36—44 to 48 4.61/2
Printed. Silk
Crepe de Chine
DRESSES
$7.95
Dresses of real worth in the
new flare style. No two alike.
Sizes 18 i0 49..
Plain Color
Crepe dc Chine
CHILDREN’S COATS
At end of season prices. There are
only 26 coats in this lot and every
one is a bargain.
Coats that were $5. 85 are now $3. 95
Coats that were 35. 95 are now $4.50
Coats that were $6. 95 are now $5. 00
Coats that were $8.95 are now $6.50
Coats that were $9.95 are now $7.50
Sizes 4-14
SCARFSI $1.50
Here’s a real bargain. See these
beautiful scarfs in our show win-
dow or in the department. Scarfs -
with hemstitched ends, scarfs with
fringed ends. All in beautiful print~
ed designs to match any costume.
The new spring patterns predomv
inaie in this big assortment.
Buy at MUNSIE’S and save money.
ago. was owned by the W.
ford estate.
Company.
doors were open
Mystery Auto Reported.
bef’n dropped
The building. up until three weeks
S. Han-
At that. time it was;
purchased with a considerable plot
of land by John Cavanagh. presi.
it has not been occupied and the;
it was because}
,or the fact that the building was. ulwlow when you only think it
unoccupied and the fire started un-! UlII‘In.
der the stairway that the blaze was
thought to have been incendiary. '
lllI‘ Hill was sent into
Non-walk station.
!
lots of people who w .
; .- 'lllll leave this town ought to b..-
was won to «lash away from the
\i. :mty of the factory shortly before
the
Efforts are being
mnrln to learn who illst phoned the .
dent of thc Clofut and Knapp lint .\l nilmu‘l station about the the. ‘
“Elm-r brings its tloublcs. ulnongl
\Illinh is trying to spit out the car’
isl‘l
It is reported that an automobile I :Ind they are nowhere at all
East
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Fancy Tender Sweet
No.12 Can.
15c
ATLAS
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SPlNACH
Fancy" California
Large: Can
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ATLAS ROI-LED OATS
m... Sliced
BACON .
V“ 1'" 27c
Quick
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.1 BREAKFAST FOOD
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Sunsweet PRUN ES
2 lb. carton 273
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MALIr
BREAKFAST FOOD
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cum. Imported
Orange Marmalade
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MIXED NUTS
1‘" 290
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39 69’ 41 Main Street, No rwalk, Conn
Saturday Specials
BEEF VEAL LAMB
RibRoasHboned Cutlets... ""40chegs..............35c
androlled)..j....32cLoinCMpé..-m-.3I°c -
‘ , Fore Quarters . . . .. 22c
‘B. 8:. B. Pot Roast 24c Rumps............24c .
Shouldcr'Pot Roast 16c Legs 14c Rlb Chops 88c
Rump Pot Roast __ 24c Stewing18c Loin Chops 55c
Solid lean Pot Roast 22c PORK Stewing _. . . . . . . . . 18c
Shoulder Steak . . 18c Small Loins .. .. 27é
1 Round Steak 35° Fresh Shoulders .. . 21c SMOKED
‘ Sirloin Steak .. - 30¢ Fresh Hams ..... .. 30c
Porter House Steak 38c Spare Ribs . . . . . .. . 25c Small Puritan
. . Flank Steak 28c Pigs Feet 12c SkinnedHams.... 32c
fi‘ Beef Liver 18c Pigs Liver 14c Smoked Shoulders. 20c
KITCHEN SPECIALS P 0 U L T RY
i Roasted & Stuffed Chickens. $1.35
PotatoSslad................ 20c FancyFattchowls..........40c
BekedBeans.................15c YoungRoasting Chickens 42c
PRODUCE 8chncyHenTurkeys.........58c
,SuniiglltButter
FreshEggs 45c FancyDucks 42c
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