James fromP Erie. Penn
,1“le Casey: of Pleasant street,
" Griffin, .
; . of Van 211111
ntmtialnling
his brothel"
Bliss Ruth Window has taken :11
wussiiio'thwith lhe‘ Cruse/but Wodryi
'L‘qulany. on Van Zant st'réef
”—
Frederick Dugan, of the East Side.
91111011111 a. may pleasant; 11511 with;
" 311011115 in New York Cih'; 7651951112111:
but Mrs, 21.01,
. avenue.
M—
111153 B'euiah Newton, of this 0111',
has resigned her position in the (“res-
m: Laundry Company. on Seavv'iew
ayenue
'Mr. '1m'i 11115.11. \V’ 5111110011.
”".visit of H" ~ral 11:11.5 with friends in
1 ork (:11)
m
1; Mrs. H. F2 lmokwmi and don"ht-
er 131-01901 17111515116121 531ml Sun
day and yestuduv 115111111; 1131111111115
'\‘ew Rocheilv. N. Y. . '
We <
Se‘r'vire '1‘10111 tho 14251111 Norwnlk
,Mlinltripui air-(111C lighi 1)luni.on Sea
View avenue, hues bran installed {01
John Known-111’ 91-61119“: avenue.
This afternoon 1hr Woman’s Mis-
aiomu'y Society of the East avenue
)1. P}: Church will meet at 1110 home
Paddock _ ou Seaview
..
Fd'v: u'd H:'1nf’ord.nf V’t’ini‘lplc‘l sum:
in munynlgn few dam» 11111111111 from
3113 0111103 on the Mrrier 51—'31'11111 111‘
1119 Knuth Nurw'w :11R"”‘1mszi~oil‘i‘c-‘li 111111?
' is enjoying :1 hunting trip :-
, and ‘no'ul'lew mm... 14111111111.
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r1 romls
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in nearby 1vbt1ds.Su\tr:11 111111111.
«were the dt1v‘s 111111111}. '
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11111 urn \\ as
Business of. '11 1011111: '.
3336661811 11111! mum; when the:
members 011111 flufi‘iluwm 11.& 1.
Company «our-911111 at tho 1111.11'161'11 of
the company on V1111 7111111511601:
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' 1 'EVzemti ‘W 'l‘ollm, of l-‘ast 1111mm,
'has secured 1 position nit h thr- Gold
e‘u Tree. Maple Symp Pompom, (11
Cambridge. Mass Local friends wish
1'. Tollésmuccuhs in his new Von-
ure. P
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The 3expected U‘ilrewmku' 110%. not
Sat oi'f last evening at the regular
‘Weeklfi. business mee‘ting at tho third,
district 00111111171. 011011- lio'utme husi-
mean was all that 'was discussed hy the
oral conuniasioners in attendance.
A1066 ’51. ‘Johh"and wife, of Os-
1110111 Manse, are visiting in Great
‘Barrington. 018.33. The couple went
: ‘up in their automobile. and are enjoy-
"Int; themselves considerably motoring
about in that beautiful section.
. _ ,
,Mrs. Mary St. John, of South (Pis-
n- 1317011110, is sick with pneumonia.
'Mur'y Finch. and hen" grand,-
Miss Helen S“ John, of
street. who have been
visiting in Washington returned :0
their P'reup'ective homes this morning
Van, Zant street, liming leag-
m‘. N “E; (311111156011. barn. on
street. trot garage purpose. The "
men haveP a host of friends 111’
he prompt and nccnrato World
Series baseball reuortz that are afl‘ord-
rid by The Sentinel is 11013264111160 on
D
'TheP Sentinel office yesterday after-
hob “and heard the letu'rns or yester-
" ‘3 most. interesting game.
' Mrs. John. Cromwell. 0!, 'Washiug-
ton street toda) retur d from, a
visit with réiativesP 'lo Danhury. Mrs.
mwell fluently 'foc'e'ived word of
4111139110115 illness of her sister. Mrs.
H 13'. Perry, of that city. who-‘15.
however, much improved at progeny
£r3.‘ Pér‘r'y formerlv resided-g; ..
' Side. where 'she’ 15‘ way
y: 116 tomorrow the a'nnual'
ce of the Advent churches
éfbury. (151m. and the' “lover
" " 3 mreé'énted by delegate-Pg
Vulgar. OsPcar P‘s. Partric and
._.. l
1.1;. delegation of East Side
0' “tended 1h! launching cere- ‘
' at ‘0'! the 0611"“Mdie v. The
11'" 111 snapper: .‘yea'térm :11-
“b.1151. -. ekwo'od cap-
of 131 new mum. 1.11.1 121119 11..
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'istree't, East Norin‘ik‘, is mummy):
(if '
' the East 5.1111, are 7413016110 a pleasant '
'are spending, the day in P3051011.
eedy recovery will‘ be hall- ,
Jolt]. wife of a Veteran at the Sol-
tgphumh on Van 2501 stre‘e't' is ‘tdiers' Horns. died at Noroton Heights
mpg“ last Friday awning. .,
, Supper will be armed.
Citron. Janka”.- the-
few 11.1%“va with friends 1111
Brooklyn, New York.
1 1.
1 r r
/ Mrs. A. F George, 0! 3'4 142 Second
”dial Lillian Whltgly... of 4411311120111
avenue; Brogklgnf :15}. She '15 spend
iing her vacation in this city. and hos
Ibeeu entérta'ined 'by' 0 11111111361”
frignds. She. swayed the pastor's
human} '0'! ‘izhe Just Norwaik M. E.
1phurch very much, PSunday evening.
7 1 _" ' .
The barge ‘A. C. McClelland," of
New York. is being unloaded at the
11111331101111 1.117011. Company dock, on
:11'11191- street, of a large cargo of
bituminouu coal.
1"Moi‘leiiond".has kept an extremely
P'intorosling “log"
more and hartiéuiar‘of the jiuu'rnoy
firmn the time of loading his 1914511
to 1111113. time it WIS reported at Rav
Pimu'ml Brothel}: 233115 111 1111' bipiim'o
lcustum hut géry seldom ke'p't up by
I.mm'iern talus. "
‘gumy‘ ‘to
‘ anguage,
The captain of the .
telling of every'
, , the?" Wee Bhrni‘d'oé £11132
61.110106“. and 1: a Ill-DP! Miler.
Mother and son are doing finely.
Fred 0mm. arrested 1115!: week by
'eonmble David 1411211111". gnu 6W1
m
and PW
thra- 11'th:me
intoxieition‘ and resisting
an officer aH'e was sentenced to 30
his in jail on each or three counts
before Judge
; On Thursday pvening, in the Pres-
.byterlan Chum 11. Newton. there will
3.1111 given a song recital. with a pre-
,,;graP'm of
exceptional mar-11.111!”
arcs Allen. soprano. will be the
3311110111111 artist. and she will be n.9—
unis-ted by Purdon Robinson, baritone.
of New York. and Prof. C. Sascha.
,P'Pxioiinisi. Mme. Sascha is to be the
gecumpanist. '
One of F‘. V. Cantreu‘s grocery de-
livery wagons was damaged. and a
horse escaped serious injury. Satur-
day morning, when a 25-foot pole in
lhe rear of the Game]! Store. fell
forward across the yard. The pole
was used for the summrt of laundry
[lineshy tenants of the building. In
its fall. the pole struck the forward
and of the covered wagon, crashing
t,hrough and fell upon the shafts‘
'A horse, harnessed to the wagon was
grazed but uuhurt b.1'ti1eu‘ole,wa1=P
go nwuatfected indeed that it seam-011'
inovod when the 11010 struck the
Ghana. ‘
The Social Committee of the NM-
fleiti Improvemont Association, was
.OWAYTON i
‘W 4 W” ' .
11111 1115,11 111111111111 1111‘: 1161.11 «1111113
in Dublin... '
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York all y.
1
is spending a wank with relatives in
'1: Jr‘cr'!"“ :3
wmlamong' 11.6 Rowayton viuftdra to
the .Qunbury Fair, inst wéék‘. ‘
left for hep, winter 1101110 in ilumudu
to spend the wintm months.
.1
, Mrs. £001.30 w. Scott and daugh'tm' ,,
Miss Jenne Scott. have rvtux'ned
{mm a several Parlay: vial; in‘ «New;
Mersey. ?‘ . '1 .1? '9
,
Pmoved from 111611111111 place in Rowav-
'10:) avenue to William Cuahman' 5
proportyln ‘L‘ogan unset.
Mr5.~ Daniel Moleun and Miss,
Dorothy Morgan. 0'! New York city,
are visiting Captain and Mrs. “this
C. (lager, of McKinley place. .
(Ita'pi‘uin and Mrs. John ‘li. Downt-
"11,0: Pemwyer street. has been 1'11-
,tertalning Mr. and Mrs. William '1‘.
Dewaters and daughters "Gloria and
Wilma, of Stanford.
, . .,
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and 1141's. John Jacobs. of Newburgh,
New‘ ark; Mr. and Mrs. Jacobi; con-
Ilu‘ct‘Pefl the salt water. taify stand at.
Roto'n Point the“ past. summer. and
made rPna'ny triends here.
.1...—
Thc'e marriage of Miss A1100 inund-
age to George H. Quinimd. Bf N01
walk. will take place at the residence
of Mr. and 'Mnf‘mifiord C‘utbill. uncle
- and aunt of the bride,- in Rowaymm "
avenue. tomorrow evening. Miss.
Brundage. is the daughter of Mr. and.
this vintage.
." 1 My,‘&,’ \fiu .-
Joseph Golden and Allen Wallace
in: the summer on West avenue. has
returned to her homo in Brooklyn.
“7“-
3111011356 51.01131“, '58 years
Thqviadiea 'or the 1161110111.: Ebisco-
pal church will hold a fair at the
church this afternoon and eyening
The hen-octane caucus 'tor the
11011111111th 01‘ a magnate tor repro-
mmm 8nd Josue... or.1'he mace
Hall.
as... minughtel are spending 11$
Charles 101511..
01135 Olive Wfight his; h0gm,yiuixlng 1 Frank 11111121. Mr,
0581111111P,P 55-1-1
iiridgrport
i
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of 121':th
00011110; has linen ~ ' flailing 7 litFka‘iP .'1 re“,
1111 iwinonwich
Fall Rivcrr Mun. ", .. ' J,- i
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, Captain andP Phil‘s Aaron G. Stevens”. 1111 doing interim; dovmi
1
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Lawn 11611111111119 and 1.1.1.113. have '
Mrs. Charles Brundago, of North ave- _
one. and is a popular young lady Poi -
1,
Mrs. Phillip stei'np‘e‘r. after' 11161111-, -
will be hula tonight in tho 'Pl'ovm ,"
- entertained Saturday owning. 1311110
President,
Mrs. C. 11. Benedict.
A Democratic caucus was held. 111
11w Town Hall. Monday evening:-
W
Walter Gregory and
luv 18:13.
Mr. 1nd \1 r5
and Mrs.
and Mrs. Iminsio) Form
’61..
with Mr
,Jiud Ml.
111'. and Mrs. A.P1'
.1111]
i‘rumhor wow. Week-(ml
Brntlh‘)‘. lira.
Mm. b‘. ll.
visitflm in
Mrs Charms K911110715 \P'isiting fur
dms with Miss lluhn Sullivan
1
. Ernest Taylor, of Highl‘un‘d .invenue.
(, 1‘11“: and Robert liar-vluy. 1110111511-
1111: lhlil‘ 1111101113 in liomutun
. .1. - . ~'. . 312- '1»
of (11111111119111.1165
tat the
i2 111051 b‘coiiultl.
{nudity rt 51111-1100 111INox'tiei.
d :25 fine on the 1113: 041mm. with
$051.5 of the 0135:- -
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1-month 1N TURKEY. 1
‘m'n‘ ain't um 1111-1161 111 pinyin: in.
warm «1111:: 51m sum 19,111. » .
and 11011111 awhkenilii «of mm.
dun tower! in “11.110119? Cum
Quinlan. They hue' W961 99.-
«evict-1115601” «16117111111611.1111 '
{me an! the 11115001115 or maffllsel‘to'
ortitir’ women 111' 111’: house; to get $654
own living by 111611 own work. 61163611
011911, 56310013 30 that young women,
may hue an education suigePtPi to their
611151 or 11.", west this is why: wag
1111:1311 11:19.85in as ‘oommo 50:159. ”’-
But in Furkey it runs c’t'nmtef'i ii'ot'
merélyio tradition, but to law,11ud in
soml‘P 11$“an to religion. "
Yd!-
9110ij
indegenfience 3511 intellectual training;
Medial: training is bushing a wedge
into fthé mass of: ignorfincé and"- '60-
nighiodi custom. The Millikan W
1111011161!th nae; 9! 119111611 061565.009 ‘
the Q8? is baing 60511111213 for urivu'te
111e,. 1111611011110an 15310 11.173.11.511. for
chiid'reu and for $010011 such as our.
highbr schools and the Y. W C. A.
give, 1113330111113 9' start Three 11111.13;
10111611121th are as stone walls to be
bmfihu flown before tile Turkish WUJ'
menicaé win a fair place in the world."
One is the change or costume. and this;
is the easiest. The organized 3.211301210-
tion§wiil submit various costumeis- 150"
the “'goVernment free from all objec-'
tioua‘be'l featur but without the 11811.2
because? the Koran «1030‘ not 1"e11111w}
this.‘ Strong magma. has to‘ be hrok-‘P
en dhwfi here. howe1er. Turkish men'
0111111111 669411611 Mandi is a hhflhm.
to “1030,11. 1111.11 19%" xua1wmfig
is in advanuig'h.
The greatest»- Mole iu~Ppoiyw1m
Thimphu 1011011171:
01 K015111113: .'wlt'. 1111151.
among the Molmmmedana of Turkayi
today beyond 5 limited extani. 7.3111 1%.;
is backed in]. the K 11111 11,111] i a abilit-‘j
lion 1.11.: 'P,be let .3 1111110761113”; 1.1:
1191;) in (1115561111 other reforms work-P:
3110.11.19.01! «balm
”nun ,
openet’i. in 166611 them trailer; figi‘gjfi
1m) employment for they: 3;. ‘
morce and industry 'Add'eu‘ m' .
Liiinge' the W101) will' publish'
116%qu % andwmdicals. ‘ urrangg
Idctum<1sMswnd use 311 means to
D nhWaammimlm M456
c i demapmengmqu such 99-;
"M’111"' J'olm' 111.1110... and 5'00. Ana'dg. "wind-15061131116111 Men 119116 ‘61” WW?
with Viv. and 011.5 Benjamin Warm-1.
in Dunbury.
. 1». j: ~~ «-~-—-—~
Mr. u'mi Mrs l1rmlérici1'
hnw Halted nodding friends. .
iiurrlil.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘iucnr Rudd, 01111er-
"tulnefi out-of—town mlutlvasP-Suxurdm
Muster Chester (.‘olm'. 01’ Chestnut
Hill. is visiting his grand-1121161115 111.
and Mrs. A. C. BrnPdloy.
~ Mr. MvCreory 11nd friend of Stum-
tord were visitors in .uwn Sunday.
Mr. and 91111.0. 3 Albin. and son
of Georgetown, were gum-1111 5111.11...-
at the residence of C. ii. Morchouso.
Thomas Bennett of Valley Forge,‘
vPiflited friends, yesterday.
'I‘iev Thomas 111101151011. has been a
guest for a few days 01' David Coley. i
(1111- or the valuable pimples from
the Kippen Kennels in Norfield. has
been purchased by 11 New York mun.
Master Hallock. of Valley Forge.
has visited his great grand-mother.‘
Airs. Abbie J. Williamy, in Norfleid.
Miss Esther Westcrfieid. has re-
turned 10(N01'.\valk at: or a visit with
2111's. Vt’ .Westerfieid.
1, " “Oh-«exhweilfig‘r—d’ you
Mrs 14’ M. Curt! q'if/l'okenoko “3.5111110. lutul‘nod from a few dbl)» visit flute the belief that in time Turkish”,
11mm may bu emancipatqd and take
their like“ beside their aiutgm in the.
Worlti As the Woman' 5 Wbrid. whichl
1.1113011101111911“ of the cbtlu't' .
guys. :.P“Our_ women. and men. Pve‘ t 111
5111116 feellxik's‘ isndia'motions in? 1116 116-1,
men and. man 01,1111: western world,'
11111! 1963611016 all: urination-anti cw; ‘
innuen- wmuemcg wlu
figialiy end the‘ rule at poiygnmyf' ;
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""A fat man is always good-Kay
tired " said 111129011111 ; 1
"-‘He only seems so," replied Mr,
Rafioriy. "He has to so easy in an'
argument with :1 friend because he
knows he's not in 6 10110111011 to see
it through to a finish. '-—Washington,
Star. "
111051.055 (to young fiancee)—-"And
5910,11 are really, going to be mar-
ried next month‘ my 6031', Won. 1'
think your iuturo' 111161111116 a'eemé a
charming man' 'fiy the by, what
does he' do?” '
i'
1
t
1
know .
i really haveu’ 1 1113 11m 10‘" ask him
111.1 I expeCt pm 'conld' teil you.
if you particularly wantP to kno ,
Pu - ,.
i‘OKlO. ()ct 13,1:151).
I‘smg-Tau Meyer \Valdeck,
sent German officers to meet
' 'the details for their departm
of the final attack upon the
image Pand Bitish forces.
z
the fortress were buned
p.
statement: has been issued by
Stafi:
"On 0.6106111 11 fighting
War Bulletins
communication to him of the Japanese emperors defire' .
to spare the lives of non-combatahis and; neutrals in",:f
TO'VKIO, Get. 13 ~During an armistice vesterday'on ‘
irhe battle front of Tsing-Iau; 22P German fle‘femier'i of
The, forum fired I .500 shelis' daily.
WM
' PETROGRSD, Oct. 13. -'-'--The
.—-—Asm the result of the
governor of K1110 Chow, has
J‘a‘panesei officers: {0 arrange"
e before the inauguration.
German fort‘retgtu h}P"PtheP Jap-
following official ,,
the Chief of 1.116 5011121111
began on the left" bank Of
the Vistula. 1n the direction of Ivhngm'od and Warsaw. '
“Thete‘ih “$0 change at other points on oufiront. . - ,,
“13111111:th of Rumor; cavalry. hawng passed
through the P'ciéfiles in the Carpathian mountain; havr'
ass has 11qu made which .',
It the T166155 u'omeu‘ have "
Stasm the amount! idea 0‘! eeonmnic "
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