- ”m an
1“: ”also will alito come up for (linens-
‘ autumn ordered-among 10:01'112
' 1hr. degree of their relationship.
. WWllium H.
‘ 11.111 the city water installed imnu‘
01'? MARKET
u no. m 31.
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NORWA‘Ut
”m.* i'
t M stnr burr.» loaded with 1111-
mte cool Moduli “will” duck
m.
Ir. ind Its. {'11 l; 111111111111. of Win“
in “met. who hire bum ill with the
I. W gmtly improvnd.
A tugs burn in Saunaturk. near
the: lilo property, was
last evening. The barnwas a total
16-. ,
Tho comlTi'ion of Oflicer Wallace R.
‘aalnmis is greatly improved.
abutting on the Mill pond is poor.
«Last night. there were but low [1001
fie: orbit.
The Third11‘Diatrlct Lighthoulio hoop-
aro have received notice to lower all,
flags to half-mast in impact or the
m Admit-ll Dewey.
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No mention' of appointing ‘another
commissioner has» been: made by
Commissioner H. 1. Bennett and,
1- Chutes (i. Knhner as yet. This mat-1'
:9! will probably" be considered short-
I.
East Norwalk poopio are at rally:
grieved over the death of Cnptaiul
Silos A. Byxbeo. Mr. nyxheo was
null-known all over the district and
was among the oldest. oysior growers
- m the blunt side.
M.-:-._......n. . --.... Mil” 1M1: ago.
i
t
lid-r 11 speedy moot-cry.
l 31‘s.- Marion t‘mckott llllit returned
i
i
. 111ml; 11nd niih lmr “111‘?an Judgo and
1 Mix.
burned downf
11.115 illiLdl‘ his home at Tokrnoko 1‘1-
} ’iiav
symmw
W.
i am Vim"?
1w mm o Ill-"‘5“ “ ’M ‘
‘11 in 11mm 1' “‘ ""1
tin “m1!” *"1"“‘
4. 0. mi of In liuylcr‘s Mi
little hope is hold on
31.55 Elilahcih Smith, who has
been dangerously ill for the , put
3.1111: necks in able to sit up for a
flute such day. liar triouds wish
to New liaveu to resume her duties
.114 ours-m 11111111 11 sovcml works visii
wnli iit‘l’ parents, Mr. and Mix. Frank
111111111111.
32:19 him-y Douro who is Spending
{tin winter in New York spent. lh1
Abrl Datum at West Shit: aye
nun.
John McCormick, tho. tollul', 12h
nosttwo sunnurrs, is o tit“.1"f1-,'
Ltirndunt at. SL John’s Church 1'.
Nutolou, whcnevor ho is in town oven
:1 Leek-end.
I
J. Edward Vincent is seriously ill
with grip, at. his home in Rowaytou
avenue, and-1»- 4111.11.) null‘t‘riug from u
painful injury he received to his
light hand at his mother's home in
Westbrook a i‘ow days ago.
The Rowaylon ”Drum 1Corpo will
lzold a musical ontortainmont ”in the
Rumiyton Hose company‘s quarters,
on Friday evening. January‘zii. The
members of the corps am working
him] to make it 11 success.
lilr. and Mrs. C. I). Albrecht on
tormiued :1 few friends Saturday eve
ning at their home on Wé‘Sl Side uvo
All lighthouse keepers in this sec-
ion of the country have been not!-
fied to keep a watch for the body of
no Pontieid Light keeper, who was
Med 11 short time ago.
The Men's Class of theEaitAvenue
It. Fl.‘0liurch will have (or ”their toplc'
Morrow, “Personal Evangelism,
'hlow it is Done. or tho First Disciple."
Gutters of most impurtnce to. the
ion.
' 1‘0 DISTRIBUTE MACKEV ESTATE
The estate of Mrs Josephine M111
try wan flnri‘y orderbd distributed
llodny At :1 hharing before Judge
floating, distribution) ot'.‘ the‘ $32,000
heirs who share in it according: to
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1.. m 1 ... VI" “1 -\v‘- ”ha” ~11
2 ., morn:
L . ,_ , , n
The young people are enjoying
‘okatlng on1all the ideal. ponds:
Ilrs. Mary. 11‘: Baker-wits u1=visitor
in‘New York city yesterday.
_W. Woods is creoting..a>burn on
his propcry on: (ludiipptatreet.
J. Parsons is h‘avin‘gn garage con-
-st:ncted1upon his place: at Tokencke.
DOland, of Logan
unmet, snout Wednesday in New
florh city on business.
. Mrs. Mary Ruseoonis ill: at her
We in: Rownytmr avenue? with {3.1
sen-r0 attack of the grip.
Jam Tlebout. Jr, lei't last week
for a month's busineliox trip through
New England slatés. ‘1
fin...-
florion have been visiting: Mr.- and
writ A £21!“th-
residence
15011191111111 improved.
4!:- 1111:1111. Charles Crockettéot "
low Ha on five returmhhnmozatter
‘ tiny, Wednesday and Thursday- even».
‘i‘ho pcoplc arc'niost. cordially invit-
, nomvrou- MHHODlST EPlSGO.
Churchi-Rev: Ens. Juck‘sou, Pastor»-
mon by-thc pastor.
aside for. awhile from the cares and
secular: duties ‘ot mo and meditate
1 upon the word of God. Sunday achool
.dr. and Mrs Frank Hothnw-ay of at 11:60 a; m. The lesson subject is.
“First Disciples of the Lord Jesus "
Clauses for adults as will! as for
Epwocth League at. 6: 1th 1‘
Honey 3 Ackaflii poahnuston hfifilp m The topic is, “Star Christians.”
Mics Emma Cushlnan is the loader.
Evening womhlp at 7: 30
‘1 Mission workers. trout 7’80
Friends are Housed. t0~ learn ammo: to be present-land conduct this
..1hc~_condltlon of Mrs. Mary ThOmes is meeting.
Vicel
children.
‘ Mbnln‘rwiaonaw
pastor, ha ha fission quick!
' Contcrenue to: 70111::
uue. Those preacnt werc thr Missos
llurlir and Gertrude Brando, Miss
Klein of Norwalk, (‘huilts R Snii’icn
and Mr. Klein, of Not-walk.
‘llowayton Baptist Church, Sunday.
Jun. ” 21 1917 ~~The special 0111111111-
liriio meetings will be (outinuvd for
twvr-rni days iongox. Rev. A. H. lluui
well will be the ’prcnchor at both
sorwcca. The morning nervlco n:
10:20 and‘ tho afternoon service 111
4:30. Tile subject for the afternoon
service is: "Lobster Morality!" lo‘vory'
(mo in Malcolm at. llhcoo services.
The Simduy school session will be
hold at 11:50 11nd the topic for the
day will be “Discipleship." Thorn
uill bono omitting scrvld 119 the-
4180 Service takes its' piuce. Ser-
yiccsnre to be held on Monday. Tune-1
1*
ingsatl'lmfi,’ and Bible ré'lidlilgnwiil
ho conductod-on- Tantalum. WEdntlar
1L1. rand Thursday 1 afternoons at 13 :00.
ed to 11111111111111.1111 those meetings.-
Somc people are asking about the
“shining lights" along our streetfi
andu'ondering why they are burning
once: more; They burn to. light the
way- to the, services .which are being
held in the churchcs, and the churches
are to. pay- for their aervlc for two
Weeks. iMhy1they'llght the way for
you to one church or the other.
Tlili- Roliuncc Social Club will meet
withiiirs. it. 8. Barclay. Tuesday-iii"
tcrnoon at 2:30 o'clock; as thermwill
ho'the. anuuni‘olcciion ot‘olliccrs. A"
Full attendance- ouicsircd.’ Ligizt'ro
rreshmontn wil be served.
“~n,
mamoficcs:
Rowuyton tMéthbdtst‘ . Eoiseopul
Morning worship at 10:30 a. m. Ser-
All arouwelbame
and: are cordially invited to“ turn
rws
This will be a music Bel‘xx
Come and b 11 ”your friend "
”mutt-mu...
11.1111, Noroton, makes a trip twice :1
a 1' i"...
n ‘1: "MD. M
. 21117 “that 1023:. I.
1.: "11.» um» «do; at it. I; It
morocco st l: I. I. t. om-
A11 in Mid for urn 111111.111»
wt a: w'll ho nddreoscd by In. A
Fllrhlokt 01 Boot "molt.
m of Rowaytun are invited to come
this lllN’Ullg. It will bo- worth
it! aid at this meeting.
dialled for these meetings and it in
xxpcctcd that all who can sing will
help with the 1193153.». melting oi
litisti who will help in called tor to-
iight. January 20 at the church
MM...“
Will! it.) litiiiliill!
Mrs S. Wutnrhuty—y 0911511919 livable
isitod relatives in fitn'mtord on Moor
John O‘Keei'o and his bride or» now
coupying tho. Mngulro cottage at No-
rotou.
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r113 Noioton Heights Baseball Club
will hold its annual circling on Mon-
lay, Feb. 5.
Mru. Wulicl“ C. Humbert is again
chin. to he outdoors. utter a tea duyo’
:0ng of the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Kelly have movcd
“rem the Pooley block on Railroad
avenue in Stamford.
“mum. ._..
Mr. and )1rs.W'ilia1m Weed 1m the
Heights are spending the reminder
of the wlntor at Sataunnh, Ga.
George F. Bennie, in, and William I.
Flemming. in, attend the automobile
show in New York last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Boyle oi Norm
ton licighls both of whom hafc been
grip victims are now able to be out
again.
Mrs. 'l‘ G. Wilson ond her niocc,
Miss ‘l iliinn Wilson are now occupy-
ins the Kelly bungalow on the Wilson
rotate 011 Bell avenue.
Miss Beatrice Scoticld has returned
to her homo in Mnumronech.
spending a week in the home of Miss
lrrnc Austin or Mu.» on Heights.
James Canuvun of Salmon avenue,
who hon been ailing‘rmvnlly, is able
to be out ugnin.
Howard Willmoit, who has been
chuuil‘cur for William Zoiglcr tor two
wars, has given up his pooit.ion..
The family of C. .\i. Cir-:11, who usual-
iy~apond lhewintor in the city. are re-
maining at thuir Nortvton home this
”cannon.
A non heating punt h :11: been instill
led at ‘ifi'dgt‘lllli‘hl.’ ‘ 1hi l—lcnlon mun
sion at Norotou. our of the finest
places in the town. 8 r. “ : 1
W .
‘ Stephen T1:Mai.htvr i3 plunningrx
iensive improvonieuts. including an
artificial lake, auliis-summnr home
on Brooluiidn. art-nun.
The now organ rorr'ntly installed at
St. John'sChurrh, Nolloton. is til-:1 gift
of Hon. John D. Critnmino, who uplands
his summers hero.
Mr. unilhirs. B. B. Warner have
closed “Maplchurst,” tlioir'homdon
1-inch! street; and as usual; 30110.10
Hartford to spend the remaindoijwot
ihc wintei. - _ _
. 101111111111 11:. indoor 11;; added to 1111:
improvcmcnm which he hnu made (“.1
the tumor Von l‘ttttldou proucrty of“
Mormon, by limit: :11 bottom orect‘cil
rcoc'ntiy for hill ch‘mii’ieu: 9- .‘ .
Mrs Eben: St-rlh‘ucr hits returned to
her home at the Heights, after an ex
.euded visit with trielidsain Yonkers.
Mrs. W 11.111.11.111”. otM‘an‘stield
‘wenun has boon entertainint her
1Wither, Mrs. F.1E.Kane, of N0“?
Yflrk: 1
,William Nixon ot the‘ Heights has
had: chnrgc oi the drainage work
which is being done on the Rings End
Landing road. tinder tho. direction of
Hingny Superintendent Robert N
iiireelie .
1111101111.. Murray. caretaker or thti
Edward Detaileld pitch on Boll 8N9:
We’ek to. the Now Y9tjk homo of the
y with poultry 1.9852. butter. and
191:: ~14
Revival song books have been put-1
alter '
~ moths 111111 they did-last season.
.‘ ronoroto that».
‘7' champion mil)" be detolnnddiere in
similar country products trout tho .,
W- mill-t In
'mwhfi
Its 1mm tin
r4‘ldfiflltlm
My. but M lrt hum»:
you without Quantum. m p»
l” illlthomhmbcmtmml
ly W in thin man outer»
8,
All Miami.
3 Treasurer George r. Bum. oi the
b 1» for the men 101 but what will Home Back and vacommy, who
ouperintcndud the distribution or the
fund collected in town just bolero tho
, halide”, tor the relief at the European
war sombrero, has reported that the:
total mount oontributod was 8331. 60.
According to the plan proposed at
the time, this wu distributed to tour
diaerent agencies, 30 per cent. $99.78
to the American -....Committec tor Ar-
anemia and Syrian relief, 11 similar
tmount to tho Polish Victim’s Relief
Fund. 20 percent. $66.52; to the War
undercutting. House for From-c, and
day. . , , w a lit. hum to the Commission tor Rel
list in Bolglum.
AUTO MARKERS 80
IN LARGE NUMBERb
"~ _‘
300 “to Shipped *Daiiy Prom Capitol
“Auto Roccipto
Eight hundred sets of automobile
markers-litre balng shipped daily iron.
the state capitol. according to figures
stinc. chic! clerk of the stats automo-
bile department. The shipping d“
partmont of {our men is working until
it and 12 ‘o'clock. cudeavoring to ken:
up with the demands tor-thew" pla-
“Mound to put it atop to tho numrn
announced yestoduy by Fred J. We» ‘
Ollil complaints that are being receiv-
ed at the automobile oillce because?
‘or the delay in getting the marker-5.!
Chief Clerk Wetstlne. attributes the do-
lay not only to‘tho great demand for,
the markers, but also to the railroad.
througlf‘which a number of the mark-
on are sent. _
Approximately 28,783 automobile
owners of the. 1111111111111 sent in their
requests!” tho, new markers. About.
22.486 oi'thcsc'h‘nve come from own-
on of pleasure! cars, 6.056 from own-
-en 01' commercial cars and 29l from
motorcycle owners. The receipts to
date amount to $422,863.97, an com-
pnrod.1‘1vltb-$292.0lt.88 1111913, an in
crease of $130,820.09 over last year.
Thililgsdiitarence. according to Mr.
Wetstino. is duo to'th'c tact tint unto-
mobile owners am this your using
theiitbars more during the winter
. STATE HIGHWAY WORK.
HARTl-‘ORW. 16.-4State Hot»
“’33! Commissioner Bennett has son
comb. Ono chitin chic! rcrmimcnda
tions was that where trunk highway
but been aubioctto much rcpnirin
the old- mucadcm or give! sur‘rr
should bo‘ replaced by concrete or a
The total epmd'tu t'
in his depurluont tor 1914-131 wtr
32.235.3801and for 1916-16. 31.930394
The'docrmsco in owcnditu'es th
--11.qixyecr1wu~in the stato aid-wow“
work 11511 wns~duc1 to tho Tact t‘h
the lust loglslnturc made no app“o
otiation for this account and s
towns did not ask rm- moucy under
the act.
The commissioner it into out thr
necmsity {or a new bridge 0 or t‘1
licurotonic riverhetweenv Strsttor:
and Milford and also renew; his rcr
ommcnddtlons for urconatrwti‘n o
the Thomas river bridge tor many"
purposes; The report is or coneldér
able length and detail ‘
1&13murmvf“ imvsuspsw
WELSH:
Rumor H” it Thu Lichtweigh‘
thMpion May. Bo Bil-rad {you
I
If"?
J’\’ u
Mr. and 1M”.
The Society of Christian Endeavor}
met last Friday evening with Mr 11ml]; _
M111. Glow Morwin.
W
,r
WW
Robert Morehouse,=
have moved into their new “widened?
You'll gtt the “‘STcxmr*.;r warrant-391st!
'mexaw Law mmdtrmmuiy mm
lhmathrrbnn». .i dxno’ I a at. :‘r '1 at!
nmmfly Ant ram-lat“ ‘rn
mucus gun mmrl‘mdmm kW
tum din: m m
M mt; manila alum m ..
Anemia islmpum.m; 11k. n» 41.1
summon. menu Yacocmsuiibzfi": are
7 w...
13’; Math! a ell-now-
(booth-node in us 11!. Eyes are
'3, brighter, checks toddler, and steps
' sprinter. [always looked on cocoa as
, ‘jnst coooa‘ until ourfirst tin of Runkel's
mdcthc whole fondly uni for MORE.
it just hit the spot with all of us."
Womb-bum Won-i
mow uhfiyhgthnn any other that once
" theioilutm it. WW9“? buy any
other brand. it has a "cliocolaty" tabla
' that's a wondur~REALcmtmq
you know. That's why, what} you go lo,
your grow’r, you shwld may:
womb»: mo -: an: and. ii!" a:
411W 5,1.r111zst'r'nmi. Lyn.
1 --9“:,wuxh.fl1m:ot’;»m. 1;
lfwzmancmmumumhm
5‘1 .3! Jam. in new 17‘“! ,:v-:‘
.1- r... Smut-Tans» 31mm! ‘i‘ilxn
AW rm mvwmvgnws 1
. L EMT ‘m: it Vibes
all}: Sui-xx Nc a Fork Ciro
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:3;
Steam Dying 81; Cleaning Co.
‘ Formerly limo u Bridge”: rt Steam ching G. Cleaning Ca.
Silk. Drums. Gloves. Blanket: Ind Lace Curtains Cleaned.
249 State Street
H. LYNGE, Prop.
Ma
~BRIDGEPORT~
l
his biennial report to Governor li- l~ ‘
Vin morodotull‘ later.-.
The Rev. C. A. Marks. ilulsltll‘ oi'i
Connor! Grunge was picuent lastl
wool: at the annual session oi tho .
State Grange in'Norwich. j“
Thh cold wcnthcr makes the wood.
tly. 111.1. RPmsen and Allhm little:
arc meeting the needs of the publici
1.1 1m- their snwing machines.
llrpresentntive C. 0. Enhlund went. .
lo-Ilarti‘ord‘lust week and entered,”
upon his duties at the State. capital. 3
it. W. Kceicr took a iripto Non. .;
unlit on Tuesday.
James Oscar Olmstead who died
last week. in Georgetown. was long a
resident, of this town, having lived:
in his boyhdod at_.thc inmily- homec
stood in North Wilton. now occupied
by Charles Lockwood.‘
in N. .i. lost Fri~
iny Pvéning was clearly‘ heard
throughout thin section. Ono- opin-
ion current. was that an earthquake
71nd lilnteriullnd....othors who , saw.
"no 11'eiicction1of1tho blaze supposed
u firrTl'ns in progress.
Tho explosion
The Civic League‘is planning to
ulve 1199111111111 0131111111311an 1111.
town hall, Sometime in "February
Both .men:: and .womcn 1 have been ltl‘ ‘
11111111 to bringsinspecimensoi their
:klil Thiswatmir will bo’spoltcu of
Bouts in WINill‘t‘: 51111111. tor-‘Si?
Months Jar vacuum: '
thouahmgctiauonn-ioc E‘illetldllihmw’~
tic hmweon? Freddie Walsh and lit
chic \titchell ore in progress bowie
day there were rumors that “76%
will he hhrrcd from bum} to 3‘1"
cousin dor the next!“ monthiialm' hi
tame work in Tuesday night’s Mira"
n 111 possible that Wendi andiM-itc‘
ell will be 11mm” comm bm‘
tic in Nomflrleun‘a. Pollock nod hi
novel-aid ys. Wo'lsh‘ls money” 111114111
toolicdi lg.” 100 "incubators the hr‘
lilo... It is:- and thsttfiarryir Shttl'mlllhl:
took the 111111911 because Welsh min
on to 80 tumult: with the Which
White inmblost- comer. ‘ ‘
local place.
r-nL‘WAUKuE.» “Tim, 4111:. 19,411,"
t
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The 1611.111- of 11111111111111. in .
Every. Gatbe'ring ‘
111' FornituL and. Houseiumlshings to he
“ lcund litre
If you wish to purchase one piece of furniture or hm
nish a whole house, this is the place.
We carry: the largest and most complete assortmenis
in The Norwoilts ‘ " "
Ari Needlework
10ur<Art11DeQartmcm~ s certainly an attractive spot to
visit'these days Women who like to embroider pretty
things far the home as well as pretty garments for personal
mar are always anxious to see the new pieces of Art
Needlework.
Chamng Lingerie, Dainty Iniants' Wear. Guest Tow».
, cls, Luncheon Sets,- Dressing Sacques, Center Places, .Dog—
lies. Dresser Scarfs, Pin Qish‘ions, Day Slips, Pillow Cases,
‘We..ralito carry lugh grade matéials for Knitting, Gro-
1 \ chewing and: Embroidering A trial will convince vayou
1 1 theirsnperiorityi
.1. 1... 1.1
it:
this ' cum regularly.
wo ‘ or. anxiety fur the- ‘fnttn
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