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whiteninfleorgemstewons.
at the limo. apartments, New Ca
Inna.
Earl Wuldron has a painful right
hid. cola“ by getting the tip of the
Heal-gar taken oil while manipu-
htlng the jack to raise an auto
noble. Mrsdsy afternoon.
Routine business was transacted
m ”noon at the meeting of
.rsry oeatut committee oi the last
lateral herevment Association.
til. Reward lawndes entertained.
Berna miner, of Atlantic street,
“on. and last Not-walk, wrench
dbin‘lolaotaightas he was
filling - the icy sidewalk near his
he. 'lo'i limping about painfully
“I.
In the hat Avenue it. E. church,
ht M00 ooeaker was Rev. E. I".
I”. at the regular evangelistic;
onrvieos its address given by Dr.‘
W proved one of particular in-
best.
'l'berewns a plnochle match last eve-
fig in hflnylower Hook d Ladder
”I on You lant
“I.“ one team while Captain
'ntwbarrwns leader of another. The
utter to- ons successhd.
”its mash local interest being
mealtime lliflo Club whifi'han‘
‘ “Wilma". The first
chased from lid James. The history,
6 tfl m f! intercom. John
“Mob born in my, N.
Y. U 18‘. do“ all lost one and a
ha! ha- . height, and weighed
no bind“ old eighty pounds.
[in was a blacksmith by trade. work-
inn in the Facile K It Works, in
m Cniifwnin, whence ho got the
nickname ol the "Ba-em Boy. on
M 18. 1858, he toughl John Hor-
rhaey tor the championship, at Long
Poht, Canada, but lost from being in
bi edition. 0: April 17. 1350, he
toogbt Tom Sayers. champion ofkng-
land. at Phraborough. mglsnd, for
the championship of the world and
£30 aside. after thirtysevea
mush had been fought in Keenan‘s
layer. the ring was broken in. Each
man rooeived his money back and e
acaisnfle of the Champion’s belt'.
On Dec. 10. 13:2. Keenan fought Tool
King for £1,000 aside, at Wadherst,
drained. receiving foul play and los-
ing the battle through unfair means.
the cane in Mr. Busrmeyer‘s posses
also is surmounted by n heavy gold
eagle wtlh outstretched wings, and
the words. “Presented to John C.
lionnnn. champion of the World, by
Orrh Hannah and ladies and gentle-
man of infayetts. lndisnn. Ono hun-
dred and fifty dollars was sent to Tif-
fnalentodeaignnndoxauitethe
na-hlsreturn fromhisdaltwith
ins-layers.» George Witkes.oftlle
“Wefthe'i‘imes.”
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NOROTON -
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someone TUIN‘ ovsn.
Iichael Gannon, 0! Stamford. met
with a singular accident on the Dari-
en ants. Thursday, at 2 a. m. The
-. 0M
automobile which Gannon was driv-
..5 turned completely over,‘ throw~
lug Gibbon end a Norwalk young man
into the middle of the road.
Gannon's anklo was ~thinned. but
his omnnlon escaped without a
bruise. Owing to the fact that. when
Gannon felt the or skid. he steered
IWL m I m
m mm' m” m Mono-t. “l Join Groolle and visa, one have
are serious accident was averted.
Afte fighting the machine Gannon
and his friend proceeded homewards
towards m
Ilr.Cnrtar.for18yosrsstationand ily,hasrotnrnedtobilhllflfl m The
Noroton. witn'the has roots label
the W trunk. 9., M M w
impoaahie in account of the 3m» .
cum. and both machines rollndhaav-
ily backward and “stock." The db
couraged men said that this had been
their experience st every hill since
leaving Bridgeport. All hands work
ed to shorten and strengthen the tow
”a“ “a “‘9’ "we” “I" i“ a“ “u lira. Herbert Barrett was present
and the dark. the poor feilows_ reso “ the Behuman-iiinck concert, 1-!
lutely set iorth to toil through marl ,thlswoeh. l
nirhtonthsirlenrbamydmny .
hills to Elisabeth. N. J. And their re-
ward? Only a sense of duty well
dutch-sob.
lire. R. W. Keelcr has returned‘
“wflU'ufl‘flu current-
M‘PURDAY, FEB. 36, 19:6
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W platnt. Miss Holiiagsworth prov-
'i tobealnod speaker;_.sndshe is
’tboroughly acquainted with her sub-
“ \ 'ml.
i P. 3. H.
rm
E. L HWY line returned to his;
home in New York. after spending a.
few days in town on business.
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RUSSIAIS it
warm
2"“ aald that with all the sulering
.nlnong the soldiers she never heard
gone man, won- or child utter a
Men‘s Class Lennon, South Norwalk
Congregational Church, February
! marine—Psalm Thirty-ouch.
l. The first verse suggeits an Oltl‘
A Renter dispatch from Petro-
done !
Qo.
{run a visit with her diufihlfl- “ml. W. C. Scott has been confined toimfll‘s “Rules for Worry.” "Dent fret
grad to London says that the
George Brown, in New York.
his home for the past few days with a
4. severe cold.
Kr. and lira. Robert we have;
over the things you can help, help Runninns have uh“ by storm.
libs-n. Don't-fret over the things you Kermmshah, the important Ber-
I
can't help, it does no good to themygian city, in the neighborhood
some. and it was presented to Hoes-f
siyEltMlNl;
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Mrs. Katherine Hammond. of New
York, has been visiting in town.
Alonso Buttery is braving his largo
touring car overhauled.
Solon Borgiunl spent several days
at his New York studio.
Hrs. Alonzo Buttery has been suf-
fering for several days with a severe
cold.
Frederick W. Buttery has complet-
ed remodeling ills mill and it is now
in operation
Several members of the artists'oob
any spent Washington's Birthday at
their summer homes here.
Mildred Nash. of South Norwalh.
was a guest at the Aikm home
Saturday.
Mrs. llsrry l’urdy, of New Canaan,
has been visltlng her parents several
days.
The Silvermlne fitness Sewing
Society met u the Victim" homo.
Tuesday afternoon.
Louise Prescott. oi Booth Norwalk.
was a guest at the Lewis home this
week.
Charles Hung and family have re-
‘turned from it pleasant visit in New
York.
been visiting her mother. have ro
turned‘to New York.
Clarence Mafia-so m on.
spending several'dnys with his in-
shoot dreams on Motion oar. "W“ W“ “ "m" h“ W“ New York.
ecu entertaining the former’s mien: W. M. Anderson has returned to hisl
lire. Charles Smith. 01’ Pfllefwn- lhome here after spending the last
‘few days in New York on bum“;
llr. and Mrs. Robert Morehouseg
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Al-i
fred Wells in New York.
N
F. Walters. of New York, has re-
. inst few days in town on business.
The Library wnlst. Wednemy “-
ternoon. with Mrs. K G. Thomson.I
E C. lceslnger has returned to his
or you." of which serious fighting has re-
2. Would n be fair to add to the catly taken place.
above this, "if you can't fix things. Mkfiomilfi ”lath-
.thnt need it, pass them on to some one Wt of Tchmll and has. n pop-
uhtion of about 30,000. The
who can."
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flamed 10 his home 8"" 'anslhe' 3. The Psalmist thought it... 7-9) route! from Bagdad, Shim“. '18-
ithot God is the one to entrust with P3111!“ by ‘V‘Y‘flimldin. and
lunch aflairs. is this attitude a safe 5
ulesmaniyah meet there and
.09., Would you mm an exceptimgmmahc the City on important cen—
‘rhreo tables were in play and an on- home after ”gum“ . (9‘, days in ‘ u an” any danger m such an anti .ter of traffic.
Joysble afternoon was passed. New York visiting With friends.
Ire. Raymond Cometock and little! The members of hiaria Lodge.Sons
daughter. Sarah. of Hartford. have a neg-u, are to five a worm
been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. in their hall. on my.“ “on“, to
W. Keeler. fnight. Prisca wui be given for the
lbest costumes. Each member will be
The thermometer registered 4 below allowed to invite two triends.
zero at the Centre, Tuesday moraine;
and 14 below at Cannondsle. Monday;
morning.
There was a good attendanec at the
basketball pane on the Rapier Ioor.
J’havadsy night. The Staples tennl
Mr. Rudlnlor. the father 0' lira. defeated the fast Norwalk team by
Alexander Shllkermlul, died Tuesday the score of 30 to It. The money
night it the home of m. daughter. «mall-ea from these games will be used
pneumonia. Funeral arr-ammonia for the expenses of the association.
have not yet been completed.
The members of the Girls' Athletic
Deneser Coley. one of our respect- Association of the High school have
led residents. died suddenly It “I arranged to give a cake and candy
home on lionday. lie is 50mm“ b! sale in the Westport drug store. on
two sons. Chester and Stanton. 0' ““3 y'roaadsy afternoon. The ioodstufls
place. Funeral services were held ll'will be made by the members of the
his late home, Wednesday afternoon. domestic science class. .Tbe moon
the Rev. W. C. H. bloc. of Westvofl. raised by the sale will be used for
omcllllnc- The Wflll “5 in WW0" the expenses of the association.
brook cemetery.
WESTPORT
A linen shower was given on 'l'tml-| There was a lsrge atiandanoe at
tiny M. the home of Mrs. W. K. 11“. m ”a II M Hall.
nasal, in honor of mu , Barth 'i'horaday skin, by his. lieuten-
wer,whummentloWs-srtn not. her all; m a...
Gilbert has been Inflow. mmvioooeftbelnropesnwarsono
thirtyoflissxaaler'sfrleadsmwere shown. the was is hence
preoeatandtbelmloicmlfllm wuwasdnhredandebetooh
on were presented in annoy-mu. the pictures herself. and also had
.113 cherries. W' some taken for her. line Honing.-
ato to WM'S snow. indi-
vidual cherryufovou were also db-
trlbaosd to each (I'l- .
following are the latest books
at Wilton Library: “Anne of the lei
itude? is there any situation in which‘
The Russian operations in
Push. which have culminated in
the capture of Kermanshn, have
that! the local pnruoec_ of putting
mien end to the activities of hash. 'le
follow. or have your son followii ‘raniz‘dsvfin'mioull‘GVCd
Iband' v '
(v. 16) die there any danger in mod 'that M m it brow“ “PC
cm can ltlons. llxiustrlnly, of haying,“ mm the w“, {M ,. jmc_
such an ideal domlnant'.’ m of the Russianq with the
5. Is David‘s experience as given‘Bl-itish expeditionary forces in
in verses 23.25 universal? Can youlflegopohmia. This movcmt of
think of one definite case where it is the Russians from
not in“? southwcstward to .Kermnlabah‘
6. In verses 9, ll, 22, 29. 34, ”Mining: them now .to within uo
Psalmist promises that tlte righteous: miles of Kut—cl-Amsra, on the Ti-
mu inherit the land. Does hiswrylgrin, where General Towrl'Hem‘ s
prove this or otherwise? British force ll besieged by ' ‘3
7. What is meant by the promlsa,Turks.
(vs. 9, 10. 18, 20, 22, 28, 34. 3‘. 38,)'
that the wilted shall belcut on and .
Rod Faced Man—You keep even
the righteous livetoreverl thing here for the phonogrlllh. 60“"
llama-earlypraetlsalhelpdsyog; Y m
thispaslniorevarydaylifanowl : rk—I en, -.
D. What, h your opinion. is the R' F‘ “F“ 911' “W me an “8'
moat striking verse of the Psalmand, ‘Low m pnoposmc.
why? ‘ Ruthv'l’hey say that music inspire!
N. B.~These questions and segue- mefi ‘0 ”Wm M‘
tions are to s‘timulate interest in the tour—Jon ought to all! the “Wed
, March" when Jock “118- “Ill
clans and provoke discussion. They ‘awaninn.
‘a man can do nothing to help?
' 4. Do you know of any man of the
selfishly successful type who presents
an ideal you would really want
MADDEN” IV ONE NEXT 00‘ l.
willaotboformallylprosanuld by ml; H: __4
(lesser. mmwuwwl mmflm 1
mm. 5 l l l l .
........ ........ .. mononucK-s
molly stance.
Tbemombersbip is now 55 and.” mommi- .
new membersnre expected to join to mm” m
anlnnuyhtlldenleaarealniat- Miolbepeoitlonottheghcsl.
land.” 1. ll. Montgomery: “Fells
in mm withtlle solos. New”!!! vacant by 000m Kama
._,- .. ,hwoshs an Iir. Caner seamed
Whavebeenmadetothotshut Ilse-um My.
clreaited you connected with the
Wanna-little tronblehasliosnea- Will-II. whoare souly seen in one
mundane-mere. me.botbb.-dtbomb
‘muflmm «may “.mlsweahJosnpontneice,
hasboondnetoshort-elreoltlng. Maldflersnt timesond pieces.
-—-——— lino [angina layered her spine. and
linszfionherankle,andbothare
calms, met-non. at the horse!
W. W. Austin has returned to his O'Day," F. Hopkinson Nth: "Star
home after spending nova-Ii days lee 0! Russian Life," Anton Yocbho‘;
the guest of relatives in New Canaan. "PGIIICDO'I NW7 Kate Doug.
‘ .--__ las Wiggle: “maps of Ianv Lands,”
lira. H. B» Thayar is oslteili at berflohn l‘ianeatoro; “lhrm Monaco-
nome. as. a. been in poor nosing-snub. r. Warren: "he 0' In
for some time. It is hoped tbnt Hun." J. Halt!” lanaor: “Wu
will soon nearer. ‘ ‘ mans." ham, Gun; “nu. m.
“ “.mwd‘flow-Yerk.
has also presented aerosol values
Ballock Moulds. who has be.
of Mun-n Mun. or not move. 'm soon mt" about.
avmofthe Card club of the East
Malt-mm Association will
. W. leaves, who has been temper»
“m. I”. Gotham. Mrs. ”M u, was I. mm‘.mt hm m“
“m m “(We m will an mm Ion . “V mklmu
.commotod his work here yesterday.
be new. no playing win be
promptly It It” o'clock.
H. E. Bucrmeyer, one of the found-
ers of‘tlie New York Athletic Club.
who. till: his mate, the late Willinln
Curtis, was one of the best known all-
around athletes in the world, has be-
oome the owner of the historicd
Keenan cane, which he recently pun
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ilon t
Worry
about your digestive
troubles, sick headache
titedfeelingorconstipation.
The ‘bgbtihatdueindlmes
worrympro y to a
disordered liver, anymy.
theldtbeattentlonofthogoodlynnm‘
and left for a similar task at Wood-
moot. Ir. Reeves proved himself
both ancient and obllging during his
short stny here, and many of the pa-
tron of the railroad and express com-
paues would have been pleased‘ to
ed permnent agent.
The Women's Missionary Bocleiyof
the Noroton Preebyterisn church held
a special meeting in the chapel Thurs-
day afternoon, in compliance with
the ugliest of the General Assembly
.to consider and pray over various
phase of the missionary work at
home at“ abroad. Miss Caroline Sil-
llman, of New Cannon. for several
yearsnmisalonaryntVan.thean-
dent capital of Armenia. who was
driven homeby the war. gave an in-
tolenihg account of the situtlon over
thom'rboth More the war broheont
and since then. She also showed a
ember of interesting photographs of
the vicinity. lion Stillman is an in»
locating and Wu talker, and
berm?-
Onohaiftha wot-id never knows
bathe-“helium. Whiiesnnlo
du‘mhsl‘og-gsyly orsiasplag
the net or sun sures and run.
he ‘ g to his home at has
cassette, ll .
my...“ « ' I
Ruth lotion and a party olfriends.
who are classmates at Vassar Col-
lege. spent several days as the guest
or her parents on Silvermme avenue.
rwflobhsvonotyeth-dsnnfled.
holbbnlnndnetl'fldnynfter-
oeoast tbehonledlrs.a.w.llor~
win. Aner than... had Inlshed
theireewing anlnlolnolinh wu
gtvenhomachspterlnaboekstn-
diedbytbenssochtlea. Daintyre-
treahmentswereserved during the
M" 5““ that“ 1“ had hm ”mm'ualge attendance at the Sands! school
iweeks. ‘
__ afternoon.
Owing to the snow storm Sunday .
there was an unusually small conno- . ,
gationattbechnrch servius in the ‘ ‘— "h’h "
........, “‘ "' "‘ “M Rowsvrcs “ '
.ThenollanoeSocialOlubwiflmeet "
means. a s. m Toned-yar-
urrltée following the preaching.
.2...— ‘. .
Barry Pedreanx‘hadhis hand so-
verely injured recently. ,Whils aa-
sistlng John B. Dimer unload polu.
the letters hand slipped .sllowluthe
pole to roll. catching his hand he-
tweenthewheelandmolog.
Slums Basis is In“! winter,
clog from the accident whichbe roi
caived a tow days no. “in ‘lIIr
loadhgpfiaMJehnllillmaiog
crashedit. ‘ltishwpodtbatho‘wnl
hetbleteroenmebtsflsiashl
my WMWW It 10:30 a.
n. m'MMhIG museum
1.- ‘W.~~lt is hoped that .
all or then-n Ibo are to mobile
the may limo-nuns entitle
oressntstthissorvlos. Buddy school,
atll:oea.m.1'lisleseionanbloctis
"15' W “drove” Classes are
baled. tar all an and.“ are-wel-
come. Juanu‘paatd p.m. Ip-
wartll loam stunt“). in. “The top-.y
in facilitates“ ' l- "ril- our *of
Mrs. nus sis-yam ran-ow sue-mi: Missourians W
and sooinllt'flss mafia. at 1:” n. m. Ingest.” make his . :2
turn at . null- .m..m-l‘emmm¢ mm, . -~
”in mm.» dun-"w W‘s-“mg?” ,‘ y
new. sue-liver peer. m ‘ . 1...... ,. '5
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Mrs-dwithtwo heavy Iovho
annually. five men were telling he Wisconsin.“ fifth-l
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