.
‘n.
f.» No. arm street
' Lug will he held 'l‘ucsday. January recipient or Unitas. inCiueutally. aids“
yes anymore
7--.... ‘.*_— ._n. _ ' O-~._-.>_.._. .' ._.r_- - -. . _V_F_ ...
rmmmruremcminr. ii “adverse say} that - only are m
-—-——-— ago the leaves on the trees figan to
Ir. and Mrs. George Lamphere, of take on their autumn colors which
sword: is? been visiting Mr. and] we north experienced some snout
in. humid flicks. ago. ' '
. . . 1': > _ __.._ l ”w.“ , .
. line Gertrude Dibble has returneal At the services to held at. the Metho
from a few‘dar's' visit 'in New Yorkidist church this‘eremng, the topic-to
city. ~ - the considered will be Thanksgiving
;a.nd "Humility."
2% EL.“ _
Noawnm
Blast avenue.
r.
M street.
.v —_
0. Russell, of Sycamore
~--_ ._
of East avenue.
local relatives.
"I" fir} and Mrs.
gt denier: avenue.
“Aw-$.—
W —‘.. ..
a... -._ ....
. . flag’g Griegoryxnoalevard, ‘5 S. Jackson.ll)oservcd tribute was paid
‘ L ’ en a in "l “"9“" 'to the memory of the deceased The
-. ‘ Kangaroo street mfg ueqqreu, _
.. . with the Norwallr Rubber pail bearers were George W. Stevens.
.'__._..._....
Ul-
":1"“-;t“"“"
wayton avenue: .
. ~ ' ' .),
g\.
plate. ., ,
: ..
spent thdweek-End
have taken up their real-
‘i may. Merritt, of Seaview "are
its, . r b relathtr in Pasta held at the home of Captain J. sfcauon.
_ “an. Keenan, of New York,
at family reunion at their home in Crock and to conduct such other business as:
, , “White Plains N. . ., is and daughters Helen and Ruth, ol‘
finite home of hrs sister, Mrs. Bridgeport, and Mr. and Mrs. licltoyl
p.
lire. Andrews hare return-
M home in New Yuri: after
\ on "lira.- Arthur D. Ferris, of
.. 3L. 1., are. spending the hull-
George ll.
1-3 V ~ r -.
Wh‘fflnfly are the latest New resented Itlrs. Goorgiaiind llcckcr. of: A". ,
We to mnke—their home on New Jersey. daughter of the deceased" I WE S'rPOl‘T
patrio- mummy um taken and slulvr‘ l" Hurry hair, The estate. ,l , a
residence on .Win‘levi sir ml. amounts to about $30,000. a ”t 'r‘ "" >
and Henry Webb, employed The funeral of William lluyler. Six,
0!! in Neill/Y0“. spent the was largely attended front the lloway
,"h ”mull” on PW‘ ton Baptist church. yesterday after-
' r i' (‘harles N. Raymond. Daniel
_, my banner: meeting of the
Mum beheld tomorrow
W‘ufii‘on. with Olympic
' follow the transaction of The
. oontnta""l‘lze Wino- night after an absence of .tn'f y.,'.u.'
“unfit-evening In the Mct‘onnnck appeared in “L0 Bahama."
Bf Church luidEI tho wrth Geraldine lt‘arrar. r‘ch years ago.‘
3- fiddwk- 'i‘nr music when lit: lit-Cormack kids with the}
”WM that M“ been Chicago tiprm Company, he received;
Y 9’9"“ for sometime 3295 n performance. Friday night lll'
W eniO-W‘,‘ by “‘9 received $12,000. The box oilice aaiem , .
p _ ‘nnnual .\ew Year's eve dance Friday
entertained a number
that her home Saturday
‘ "gathering“: a sort or.
”if. ‘md'nmo’s't ““0""
198M} ”new" and iayton, Saturday
of the program 0 I
‘ liment‘smero at», and at which
"é‘s ism with grip at
with an
we mammalian»: . , .
Irieiiduin sum, “Rafi“? JackSaveris, Joe, Reed. Jimmie Read.
his place, is "vlslttng
’ ébiinncey 1» Bass; 3.30!
with ‘
r: “ Miller _
and family. , _ , -
Mrs. Sarah Chamberlain, Of' Newl Rowayton Baptist church notes:
York, and Daniel Powell, of Long IS'tThe Week of Prayer will be observed
land. are holiday guests of Mrstwith special cottage meetings to be
'George Scudder,.ln 1408311 street. held at the following hurries:
—-—— Tuesday evening, at the home of“
Ills: Ethel Jennings. a teacher intnr. and Mrs. Eugene Ambler, Witch
the city schools of llanbury, is spend-i Lang
ing the week at her home in Crockett] Thursday evening, at the bottle 01
street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E Scotleld, Highr
land avenue.
The local DOSLOfiiCE W35 “0 50011"; Friday evening. at the home oi Mr.
over the rush of Christmas mailwheulgud Mrs. p. c Albrecht, West Side
an avalanche of poatcards fell upon it ‘ayenue,
Friday. The number of New Year's?| The ”Armed '10 be considered at
(11le sent out this year was 1119 largptliese meetings ll The Five Year Pro-
est in the history at the local Dost-fawn of the Northern Baptist Conven-
oflce. .lion.
7 l Tuesday etching—A task of exten-
A‘he. cottage prayer meeting on Tues . sion. ‘ ‘
day evening at 7:45 o‘clock, will be! Wednesday evening-A task of edu-l
L‘Hommedieum instead of at the hie-f Thursday evening—A task of honor.
thodist church. Bring the little song Friday evening-«Our part in the
boois used at the recent revival ser-Itask.
v]ces_ ' ., The service will be held on Wednes-
_._._.___ ‘day evening at the church. and there'
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Crockett, of will be a business meeting of the Y.” P.
ltowayton, baturday. celebrated a S. C. E. for the election at. ofllcers
ett street. Mr. and Mrs. George. Kay may conn- betore the meeting.
l wish to thank the lmwayton Hose
:Crockett and sorta. Alfred and Kt‘ll- Company, the American Mechanics.
“known about grip, or at bust it wast
neth. of New llnven, were aniong‘the Women's Relief Corps of the
those present. ‘Grand Army Post, and all friends who.
w '30 willingly stood by u:; in the hour}
: The. estate of Andrew J. Bell, of of lrtlubht at um death of our lathem
Rowayton and Stamford, occupied the William lluylt-r, Sr. 3
attention of the Stamford probutvl
court l’r‘iday for a time. Harry llell'
resigned as (executor. Judge William -.
AND cranium. '.
:b‘. Tammany of South Norw‘aik.-rep- a .- _ was“,
(
r
( AND ‘
$SAllGA_r UCK ‘
-'.,.,2. .-~ -..6.-
ll. Worthwortlt has taken a position
on the B. and 0. Railroad.
w.-. .
noon. Rev. II. E. Anderson, the pos-
tor, officiated, assisted by tho Rev. E.
. " Charles Sniffen spent the holidays
John ll. Plunder, Harvey S. Ackart; “-m, triends in New Haven:
Wicks ' '
ind William Moore. Sr. interment was
in u'hion cemetery, ltowayton.
Joseph Stugg, of Bridgeport. was in
town on business Thursday.
W
' ,
Chicago Opera Company “Ralph Allen to breaking In as me
brought John .vlc(‘.o:~maclt. the tenor, torman on the Bridgeport. run. ‘-
lhnck to the opt-mile stage Friday.
*_
Munoz, is visiting friends in towh.
r
Mr. Burton has resumed his work
l The \Vestport Country club held its
showed the house to ho the biggest-
.in the history of the Chicago Opera.
Company. ; lMs's GladyslViison and Edward
night.
A surprise iitllty was given Miss
‘Lotlt-e Lockweotlat her ironic in llow"homo here.
evening. January 15L:
1 in honor ol‘ her eighteenth birthdaygl
—.._.-
friends gathered at he: homo curly' she fell and injured her Ipine.‘
in the evening audienioyed games of;
all kinds, dancing and music.‘l‘hc hos !
teen was the recipient. of a number of
presents. Luncheon wits aerated :it
late hour at which time the hostessfiuel'r'led' There “'33: dancing
was presented with a large calm, All! ”“95 {”1“
watched the candles burn, then the} " '
company departed to their-domes, all!
lng Miss Lockwood many happy ré-t
toms of the day. Those present:
; were: ' Misses Marcella Skidd. Minniel
Reed. Grace Daflp. Ina Plait, Lottlel
Lockwood, Merton's neéo, Violet; Prat; _
Florence Plhtt,’ Clara Lockwood.
‘ne'ssrs. aurora" Tunes. Charles Bon-
‘ton. Bart white. George“ Lockwood.l »
is unknown. -
I.“
. potter. . , '
Sylvester- Lockwood. Mrs. Sarah Conkfi
ligfllr. and Mrs. James Conant. Mr. “W °’— the
airfare Harold Platt, Mr. and not;
Charles gran; lllr} indium/warden
. wither". “oi Woodsman.- raid Mn tutti~
lira. JoblLooEwood. ' . . y 1
(logo news of one ot‘nowayton's. “3' construction of m“ ““7“"
' dents has reached hero-win 'iigfi’???‘vze.:95..r “3’53; 7
No.7 , , m motile and great sinergonoieg.
Mayor Wright audit-l1
MRS. WILLIAM HITYLER. l
t
l
i
(that n. the nasal
1 with a cramped"!
7 These aymptdnta are too otien allow ,
‘ ed to pass, and in many cases lend to
._ account. .
I explains itself. the. disease being no:
; companied by a high degree of fever“;
4 very much like
‘ . 'good many pneumonia oaau result»
Edward W. Burton, of Worcester]
{tours that characterise this forth. ,
. gastrointestinal form. This is seldom
at the bridge alter a week's VaCMl-ln.‘ recognized by the layman as having.
_ I Friends of Mrs. John Fairchild were
Miss Lockwood made a were sorry to hear that she met with
‘ ‘ilchanning hostess. A large group of; a painful accident Wednesday, when
The Germanclub of Westport rem-
its normal entertainment Friday at lt'sj
a} club room. Many out of town people} a day; it will
m- thel lite; it you don't believem try it and
_' se ' ‘ , ‘
Michael Bowers recently purchas-jt _ _ ,
‘ ' 5 voting thev had a fine time and wish-5 9“ the YeSter Hindi lilacs 'ln Greens‘ ”“39“ with he“ “l" .nnd disease
" ' 5 Farms. The property-is aituatednoarv
I the Greens Farms railroad station on
Maple avenue. The price at the place
TWoaccsTERfs? PAY-Afi-YQU-GQ -
wonons'rsm. Muss. 'Jan. .s.-—i'n‘
an inaugural address todayp Mayor thoboard’s'conceptlomot anidofit boy .
George]. .erilllt urged, ,a' continuaf‘
,_ . . “Penman" roller.
adopmd "by the citytenmoriths ago; .
*Ylnder'this policy. loans aneuprbhrbm .
.. s. . > '5‘ .J
. .. llti our head
(Continued irom rage one.)
Walk a mile every day in the open
air; don't ride when you have only a
short distance to go.
Get plenty of sleep with your win-
down wide open. .
Avoid overcrowded theaters, etc., as
much as possible.
To Get Rid of Grip.
if you feel ill go to bed and stay
there; send for: doctor.
Do not take patent medicines.
Cover your face when sneezing; do
not expectornte in public.
Keep by yourself as much as you
can to avoid transmitting the. disease
to others.
See that your eating and drinking
utensils are washed separately from
those of the rest of your householdl
History of Disease.
is Grippe. or grip, as it is common-
ly spelled, is another name for in-
fluenza. The name in grippe was
given the disease by the French as a.
characteristic term. if you are preju-p
diced against the allies, you can call
the disease by its German name,
‘is‘chafshustenl' or can choose any
one of a number of other names that
are to he found in the dictionary. The
disease is known to be caused bythe
bacillus influenzae, but methods of
discouraging the bacillus away from
his ambitions to become the lather of,I
a large and vigorous family. have not}
yet been discovered. 7
Nothing appears been!
to have
not distinguished as a special diameJ
until the sixteenth century it lay;
rather dormant for several hundredl
yearn. but reappeared in the shape of
tour serious pandemicaln the nine;
teenth century. Very few can re;
member those which came in the;
“thirties" and “forties". but the one in:
"590 followed by “0m" in 1903 ”clMllsfidlraf’coilem,:Fllolguu and warned the Kansas City
still spoken or with none too pleasant
memories. The pandemic of 1890‘
came. from Russia. and was "highly
cramglmrs. and spread with remark-
able rapidity." ,
‘ Four Forms.
the head and tnfldmmatlou or the
mucous membrane of the nose and,
.: throat. >Thla. however, in but ono.to the
Th0?“ are tour-31,... member of the Wyandotte lrlhe,.
’which inhabited
form of the disease.
to be reckoned with.
The first is the most common. the ,-
respiratory. This “186k! the memzralley. Her name was presented to
2 hrunos or the nose and throat. and‘mo court by Mr. Davis. solicitor gen-t
. the mammary tubes. and ”a“ melon“ nr Ilia~llnited sum.
same symptoms as the ordinary cold.‘
for which it is (utensil-taken. This
form. if neglected, very otton do- _
Another torrn affects
“I” shows its presence by severe ,ing an ancient Wyahdottc ludlan bury-p would seem
8, shooting pains in‘”‘tho nerve contending wound. The oporution .wvuld'have t camouflage,
ammonium of bodies 0;, pron '
Whack.» together
in: in the Joints”
Mo., Admitted to Supreme Court.
Miss Lytla ll. t‘onlcy.
-Clty. Mo.. on Indian, has been adniit-(“gm'
iil‘d to practice before
The common conception of the BrlD‘Sunea Supreme Court.
9 1" “W“"Y ”“39““! with a cold ml As far as ofllclals could recall she is
fthc ilrst indian woman ever admitted
" Risa Conlev ilrat came into public" ., -
‘ ' ' . bath wh
‘ [notice about ten years ago when the} i km.“ It l_‘ll°‘°“5hl¥ aimul‘m‘
t u-‘topn ‘inlo the more serious diaenaeéxnums n appearance as t, is insen out: in,
! culled bronchitis. ‘ ' ~ "
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
ANNOUNCE their Annual January
.. Clearance Sale, Begnning Mon-
‘ day, Jan. 3rd. Each‘day will be de-
voted to the clearance of one of the
following articles:
Coats, Suits, Furs, Dresses,
Waists, Skirts, Etc.
Monday will be Coat Day
DON’T MISS THIS.
- See the papers for each day’s tales.
‘l‘l-‘ynndottcs buried hundreds of years.
INDIAN WOMAN A LAWYER.
‘ ' Miss Conley armed herself with a
The contrivanee is
otllt-lals to keep away. ,
Later. exercising a constitutional
sht‘ appeared in the supreme
'the United court and read a brief in opposition
to the removal of the burying ground
The court decided against her. Then
she took‘lup the study of law.
of Kan as
9 wheels, a bucket, a
bar of the highest court. She
FRENCH ARMY DEVICE.
_——‘
the M isrouri river
Crude Shower Bath Real Luxury for
. _ ., Soldiers.
in one of theFrencli Army camp!
the soldiers have improvised a shower
City municipal authorities construction...lta ludicrouemechnnli
the ,Mm.tsouglrt to enforce an ordinance yacht ‘c.uwvmn,‘_m so pronounced “5“ "x _
e of attravosty than a Sentinel classified
certain forms of nervous disease, for
which the patient cannot ‘appnronlly:
The. third spectra in this array is;
known as the fdbrile form. The name5
that of typhoid. A!
from: lack of attention to tha‘pynlp-1
t
Then comes thctlalt and happily}
the least popular of , this family. me;
anything at all in common with what}
. he considers the grip. It in, heralded,
' by pains in the abdomen. nausea, and;
all the other symptoms usually can t
nected with intentional trouble. For“
tunatoly. this form. by virtue of thel
character of its symptoms. is not
i
only a comparatively. few peoplei
unmng its sufferers. l
. Work for Prevention. .
The main medium tin-om
knowledge of the disease is spread n'
t department or New York to printing!
pamphlets and bookmarkmwhlch oral
passed out to the“ children, who, ’tn;
turn, pass them on to their elders.
Some» of the admonition are interest-
ing as well an amusing:—— "
"Walk a mile in the open air twice
add team, to your
a. . .
. ‘txeep the windows «your; bedroom
‘wi‘de Open, day and night, even in the
middle tit-"winter. You can't overdose
germs can’t endure "it" "
Hints Ito
sll’ps of” cardboard'ti'nveling under the
Wilson and Edward Stacey and sister-l often neglected. and theretore counts; .
spent their vacation at their summerE
which l'
schoolboy: printed on 7
mands of all of- us. ‘ .
sued in the form eta allure-T "
_..!flGover up-‘each cough or cheese.
Tins is printed below a picture or
who is’about to sheets. . . (ll-gonna.
‘rnucltin evidence, . .. , ,L ~ . .
= M '_.
on: “order sunuao. ..
194 a“?! -’°i'_.,?‘ll”¥§m9“t.°‘ Will,“- Lonno‘ni rum. 3i tries .a. ins—me . .
(erection , of ‘new high smlumm it; arson‘soiidsynigh‘t at“ . ‘ ‘
buildings. elimination‘1“6r:“grade..gr' g: - ' " ‘
guise of bookmarks are, however. not \
anathema, All he is told to‘jdo isl;
something that common decency do:
The‘ndvrco is b- x
‘ .“li you don‘t. ydu'll,‘.kp:ead"dlmse?‘t "
the necessary square or‘llnen‘ is very».
...w.
min-s -, .. .pv
. the public school system. The henltlrl -
{in
l
, . -_.‘
’ y —:—3 times 50C I”.
until late in the tan.
‘Jvl '.
CLASSIFIEDAil-4:,
V : -. , [vertis'Cments‘ accepté
5 f‘r'ed over the phone «for
' j a *' ' immediate insertion; , in g
.‘o ‘
, “a
'1
built beside {.g a
small stream and consists essentially
of a large spider, having tin cup: at"
ranged about its periphery; two water-
piece of tublnu'.
‘nnd a hose. As the large wheel is
revolved by the smaller ones. the cups
are dipped into the stream and our-
ried up to a point where they are tip-
ped and their contents emptied into
a bucket. which is held on a platform
several feet iron: the ground.
' vlously the water is carried tr'om this
reservoir through the hose to the
spray. Primitive u it‘ is, the upper»;
the works and provides the men with
a much-needed utility tor bathing:—
Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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advertisers ac-
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