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gummy AUTO Worm . -| ' riding withtWelnhelmer at the time.
IMPROVE AT sgmnp will probably be dlgchlrled today.
. He; sustained an iniury to his ankle.
(the condition or Edward Wain». , ""'"'"""" '
. helmer. 3072 Bathnte evening; ”‘3‘” He Will “Will"-
3 . ' - 2 m
roux. pinned in I head on one J.‘ A. Roach Bi qnnel d was "tag-
with a trolley on the 170st .rosd ‘ain 2 ..
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are e e the B m cm nt‘a Washington “Pat- H. ”ma 82
t , adle . Ill.
Dd” “I“! “mu. 3‘! y M head for’ court hehrin; Saturday.
A
The Lion-W club ineelln': at the
Royal James inn tomorrow' noon will
be given to reports from committee
members on the resultb or the Serv-
iée Club Christmas hind dance at
There
, is a. chance that a final financial re-
. 3 port cannot be made as ’all returns
' . ’ . have notubeen received. An odlcial
. 2 .~ . 2 . . , . ’ . staited todaythat invali. probability
,9 . .. ; .‘ . . . theiproflt-lroru the nflair will run
USEflll Practical Béfllltlful considerably under the esti. died
8900‘. Tlfcre willbe no speaker at
No one refuses a. gift or Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, ‘ e m m'
Slippers. They’ re here aplenty," rightly priced, too.
have their regular weekly luncheon
Thursday at the Hotel Mahackeino
in: view or the dinner' that night to
Frederick 'J..Moran'. beins men by
the. Kiwanie.- Board or Trade and
Knights of Columbus at the Royal
James. . . . .
Kimmie club members nlll not
The Arch riser-yer Shoe Store . . '
MILTON ELWOOD
mwmmn 3* _' 3 ._ Sonthmerwalk ,_
' 1.1.1; ' “' , fDeaill'an ‘ dFunerals
-" ' Denier. Francis McCarthy-
Daniel. F. McCarthy. one of the
best knov'vn reeldente o! the second
district.-; phased -‘ away yesterday
morning at. his home. 48~ Meadow
street. after an extended illness. 2
I-le is survived by his widow.
Caroline B. McCarthy; two sons.
Clarence McCarthy. Brooklyn. and
waiter -Mc‘Carthy. Norwailt; tao
daughters. Mrs. John =V.~ Steegmul.
ler and- Mrs. Thoma: Horan; one
sister. Miss Nellie McCur‘. hY. -
\The funeral will be Thursday
mornlnzvat 9:80 from the late home
and/wit) o'clock trom St.- Joseph's
church. Interment will be in St.
Mary's cemetery.
Mr. McCl'u-tby. who was a. charter
member or Catholic Union council.
Nb 46.: Knlzhtn of Columbus, was
tor many years in the employ o! the
late Thomas I. Raymond and more
recently for Mrs John Henry
Knapp. _ .
‘ 2‘ w.
. Catherine . sappe...
‘ D'AMONBS
' DIAMONDS
Dinner Rings—3 Diamonds, 2 Seppiures
939. 50 up '
' DiamonduScarmea . 23 ' Luigi Sappea. died yesterday at her
' ' 2 '7 -' ‘2 l - - home". 8 Foiest street uttera linger-
w 'R 5 ' . in: illness. She was 88 years of
$9300 up age. She is survived by two grand-
: childrenn‘v, ‘
Funeral son clog. wlll be held Wed.
nesday morning at. 8: 80 from the
luteghome and at l) trom St. Mary's
Diamond Rinks, iSKt. . church Interment ulll be in St
. .g 2' ‘ lilary’e cemetery.
$1000uo "._'°'*"" _.~.._..
' ~ James Sutherind.
The~funeral cortices {or Jame:
Sutherland. former city inspector
and one time cigar store proprietor.
. were largely attended this atte'rnoon
" at z :30 o'clock at the home, 175
. lliain’ street.l 4 '
Ru. James Benton Werner. rec-.
Cor o£ Grace; Episcopal church. con-
ducted 'the services. There‘ were
many beautiful floral offering}. In-
terment .waa in Riverside ccmeten
and pallbearers were member. of
~St..“John'a Izod'xe.'No.16.' A. F..'& A.
'M" lmer T. Starry. Thomas T. Tutw
tle‘. Frank Matthews and Frank
Southworth.
Mr; Grinder-land rvas 78 years of
age and passed“ away Sunday morn-
» in: after a long illness.
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JEWPLER
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Francis Gray.
The tuneml of Francis Gray.
' many years are a. resident. or this
lty. will take place tomorro‘w morn-
ng‘ at. 8: 30 oclock iron: the home
21 his niece. hire. John Rf‘Ganiey-
5 Warwick avenue. Bridgeport.
tall o qck from the Church
o Assumption. Interment will
a it St. Mary' a cemetery. Ner'wallt.
Mr; Gray. who was a. charter nie'm-
’ or or he- Catholic Union Council.
. . Knights of Columbus. leave;
ulster. Mrs. Mary E Hanrahau.
n’d several nieces and nephews.
, Anne Elizabeth Wright.
oral servl s for Mrs. Thomas
e home. 1'8 1.3 Web: .er
at. 9 . ocloch from st.
in ‘ Interment will
o . uneral or Ralph Ferranttno to.»
w morning at. Sf8011rom the
, tiaiBouton street. and at. 9
' look from St. Joseph's church
erment will follow in St. Marys
cemetery. ' .
m; SWM’HMOL.
rs. :Mlnnle S. Hoadley. wire. or
,eton E Hoadleyn referee in
kriiptcy in New Haven county.
pained away uddeniy Saturday eve.
leg at he humanism chapel
street. New Haven. Mrs. Iglosdley'
urvlved .by.’ her husband. two
a Carleton and Nelson Hoadley:
‘ punter. Mrs. Clarence Abbott o:
Montolalr. N. J.: a sisterQM ranal—v
Lum go! ‘Walllngto d,‘
111' _ General Ia.‘W
Ne York.
lRévreRichard- .z'Clapp.: putbri of
“United church. New- Haven. will
is elatehat funerhl services at the
_ Mre. Catherine Bappea. widow or ‘
Wrighttwill be T ursday morning otg J
ORVILLE
Man round his wings twenty-three
years use this month; not angelic
wings. but the wings of heavier-
than-air flight. ’ ‘ ‘
17 that a man-carrying all-plane
driven by its own power negotiated
the ambient above the sand dunes
at Kitty Hawk. N. C
In. the pilot‘s seat was Orville
Wright of Dayton. 0.
His plane. a. crude affair equipped
with an engine of but ill-horsepow.
er. did a hop of but 130 feet. It
It was 23 years ago on December '
First Airplane Flight Made
' 23 ‘Yfgrs Ago This Month
\l'IllGH‘I‘
was in the air but 12 seconds.
A New Epoch
l‘nt that little hop signified a2 new
olvw‘h in human hintory. lt assured
the .mlquorlng of illt: skies.
Sixteen yearn later; Captain Al-
com “as winging the Atlantic ocehn.
A MW years more and intrepid
American army officers were flying
around the norld. and Lieutenant
Bylvl was charting an air route to
“it" North Polo.
'llm 23d anniversary of heavier-
(Contlnued on Last Page)
Boats ' Overdue At
"Local Paper Mill,
Amuse Cancern
Three 01‘ the schooncrs that rogu-
larly sull between St. John. New
Brunswick. and Norwulk with sup.
piles of pulp for the St. George Pa-
per company have been away lrom
port and unheard from for longer
periods than is customary. Company
officials it is learned. are becoming
uneasy and it was reported that the
marine insurance company in New
York handling the company's busi-
nose had been communicated with
last night in the quest for word of
the boats.
The three are the Frederick H..
the Minus Prince. and the Minus
trip at‘ St. George. New Brunswick.
instead of St. John. sailing on De-‘
ccmhcr 4. 6 and 16 respectively. The
dox'vn the coast is about a wcek so
that llelle uneasiness is felt for the
last to leave, while the other two
hzuc taken twice the customary
time. It is believed that they may
have been caught in one or the
storms that have racked the New
England coast most of December.
Adlice has reached here that the
Hchooncre were loaded at St.
George instead or St.‘ John because
the St. Lawrence is clogged with ice.
Even leaving from St. George it was
necessary for the three to have a
channel kept open by a tug before
they could sell out of the harbor.
Competition may be the life of
trade. but is the death of profit.—
Shoe and Lcathor Reporter.
F.‘ S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South NorWaik.
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Here you’ll find a wonderful assortment of appropriate gifts for every
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Boudoir Lamps
- A large selection of dainty
colorings to choose from
Priced at $1 50 up
‘I, ‘ , .
Clocks
Almyg' a welcome gift. Our ’
line comprises the Grandfather
Clocks. the new Grandmother
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Candle-Sticks
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Moat '
Princess. They were loaded on this
usual length of time for the voyage ~~
This Week
Greenberg’s
Children’s Store
37 WASHINGTON ST. 0.NORWALK
.Ukes................2........‘$1.35to$25
Musical instruments:
Make ideal Gills
Violins............'.........$10to$200
Saxophones.................$95to$300
Harmonicas................10¢to$3.00
ViolinCases..................$3to$303
Records.....................3for$l.00_j.“
SUPPLIES FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS
EXPERT REPAIRING
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8 Monroe St. So. Norwalk
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that crackle and enrich. with meats that are
mello'wandlullolllav‘ohwith a hundred and
onehooen daintia iron: the Mandi-pooh! oi
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