Evening sentinel, Monday, October 22, 1917 · page 5

 

 

ANN tutti
continuum

Former Councilman F. H.
Ganung and Mrs. 1. Milton
Qoburn Head the Move-
ment Here.

A srscw. sunrr vswa W

51.85
, PLEATED sutn'rs
$2.00 and 82.50 value.
BUY A LIBERTY BOND .

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' NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal

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‘ The American Purple Cross Assov‘
“Jng l elation hail been organised and form'
' J er Councilman Frederick H. Gsnung

m ““ 1"“ _ of this city. has been named as an

, unim'kconnouy' active member. The association,

 

 

 

which has ward work in view. is
heartily endorsed by those familiar
wuh the work in hand. Mrs. J. Mil-
ton Coburn. who is familiar with the
efforts of the association. has added
her endorsement to the plan of com-t
tortina serviw to those families who
have made the supreme sacrifice.
The American Purple t'ross in dif
fercnt from the lied Cross in many
ways and yet. the purpose is that of
totnforting sufferers. Without boy!
of reward, yve in the consciousness.
of having served (:01 and their coun-
try in the way in which their life
work and scientific training but! tits
them. this noble band has volunteer}

Miss Anna Connolly of Allview aye.
one. city. and Cornelius lcnlban, or
New York, were quietly married Mon-
day, October 15, in New York. by Rev.
Joseph McCann, of Holy Trinity
church. Miss Anna Schaefer. of
South Norwalk, attended the bride,
while John Egan of New York. acted
as best man.

WEATHER FORECAST.
oreeast for Norwalk and vicinity:
r and continued cool tonight and
. y. Forecast for the week:
l h Atlantic States: Fair and cool
i Tuesday. warmer with rain Wet}
ay. and again Friday and Satan
. A long ridge of high pressure ex,
ing from the Lake region sotfth-’
.d to the (lull coast is producing
if]! weather with moderately low
uperature in fall districts cast of the

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. lt'laherty en-
tertained a large number of friends
Saturday, the affair being in tile nature

of a housewarming and a surprise to ed to ,1." to Franc”. at its own cx-g '
“55in!“ river. A disturbance}: Mrs. Fiaherty. Their attractive home [N‘DSP, in order that the bodies of
t 111 “ll! morning 0"“ Texas. in South Main street was the scene of ”‘0“ M 0‘" nation's “Pm?" Wit” may

fall as a sacrifice on the altar of etc.

 

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.. lug temperatures were reported

to northern districts and light frost
I reported as far south as Mont-
nery. Ala.

merrymaking until the midnight hour.
Several guests provided vocal and in-
strumental music, and a. tempting sup-
,per was seth-d under the skillful direc-
""'——-' 'tion of William H Fisher. A delight-
« m A YEAR AGO To',t‘ui feature of the affair was the. pre-

/ Y scntation of a silver mounted tyrex
glass casserole to Mrs. Flahcrty, the.
7,,_ gift being presented in well chosen
‘ words by Capt. William F. Hoyt. The

. N V I guests of the evening included Mr. and
fly ews
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ilization may be given that scientific
care of which their profession is cup i
able and may be so expertly and per-
manently reserved that. :i‘thout'bl
they will be interred there several.
years on the soil of France, they t-vv’n3
then may be returned to their home:
burial grounds in a sanitary and rot
cognizable condition and reverentlyt
laid to rest beside their fathers. tin-i
der the rites of the church to whicifl
they are attached. _

There seems to be no doubt what—,
ever but that the lower houyc of Con-

 

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Mrs. Frank V. Raymond, ('hief “Jesters m" in!!! the measure Wm’id-
Mrs. William R. Pennington. Mr. and in“ for the American pump. Cm”,
. Mrs. P. Jones, Mrs. Hamerson. Mrs. A, but the Senate does not yet seem to!

8. Howard. Miss Dora Allen. of Port have ““331": '0 L” :mgo"”‘"'h "l
, s suggcs 1 st t c at er, mot er.‘
0 .. ge Betts, formerly of Norwallr. Chester, Miss Elisabeth Hank, Robert “at" and "brother 0, mg", enlisted.

s a visitor in this city yesterday. 6. Mitchell. William F. Hoyt. George drafted or draftsble man sit down and
Cartwright, Matthew Corbett. and Write to the Chairman of the Military

l ..ner's mate William Mcxiven. Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens. NW” "on““i'm' 0' ”r“ “ml“ “'3'
in Norwalk yesterday Wm" be ring that be time his saint-st supporl'

”M ' , to l'urple Crous |bil|s H. R. 5410 and
t -. his sister, Mrs. Arthur Kelly, of ”"1"" Kenneth 5,1- (olburn and S. 2692.
ring Hill avenue. Clinton G, liubbell ofCompnny l, 301th l'nless Congress passes these bills.
.._____ Regiment. arrived in Norwalk Satur- sutltorlslng the War Department to
' ‘ ' ‘ accept this offer of the Purple t'ross,
PM today .“d tomorrow, Wm. gay e;ening, him“ obtained Ltwenty— ih? War Department is not pPl'millnd
Hart in The .\arrow Trail. ; our our leave from their duties at by law .to accept it, how," much
»- Camp Devens, Ayer. Mass. They re. they may favor this service.»
.9 “Vera 2nd,“ belonging to 00m- turned to camp Sunday morning, to". , At the present time there Is no
to James O'Brien ‘was hauled out of lag town on the 9:19 train. hm '0 ""me any save 0mm)” A

"‘°' ’°’ "m ”m“ ’“"”""' “. -~ -— 223":2."35n1"8‘3§?Ji°t'.’.‘£..t'.'r."l.'53.'£
I" . shipyards, Miss Florence Bria, 0' :1 Union is just as .dear to his friends as any
‘ "'39“ “‘ “mum! to her home with an omcer lit to his friends. if milieu no
n my Sheriff and Mrs. Nelson w. attack of diphtheria. The Bria home dwelt”? "it" "I“ l” "W n". "

"a 0‘ Nor "1k attended a red h“ been quarantined by Health Office" t‘hetr “52:33-11:33? :rfdfreimtntgldullzcg!
. on given _ by Sheriff Page in Dr. William J. Tracey. ‘ ‘

- ,no more moral right to pass a law to
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"embalm their sons. than they do to
”“7”"! C'flmvton of the Thirty-rim; make a law to embslm every moth-
—-Pslace today and tomorrow Wm Long island sound Company, arrival 't'lr'a lilo‘n who dint upon a fort-tun bttlv
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Km in "The ”'7'“ Trail." home this morning on a short furlouxh. Norwalk people are urged to not
. " .H“ “'“l “Peak in the local theatres cu busy-itnd do their share in securing
0000“}! Alien Moses and Andrew “Th" Liberty loan." for the prlvittv' in the ranks the some
Vader and Parker Belt of the Thir- __ trenttucnt accorded omens.

.51”, Doug island Sound Company, Mr. and Mrs. Welsey Johnson. who
- in Norwalk for the purpose of ob- wprl’ 0" R Wedding tour last week, "n;

I“ Uberty Loan ii'ubscriptions. membercd local friends with souvenir!
lcards from Buffalo, Niagara and othcli
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EMPLOYEES LIBERTY LOAN ;

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Following the suggestion made by l-‘.’

' tinodchlltl at the Manufacturers Z’anch-
A delegation of young people from ’wtn last week, the employees of the .1
German Lutheran chum} have .' Jack Guertn, who is now, located in J. Cash Co, will hold a noon-hoot

I plans to attenda Hallowe'en 9“" Hartford: and was formcrlv a vveli- meeting on their grounds. Chestnut
ofthe YOURS People's society of the known South Norwalk ball player, street, to—morrow tTuesdayl at l p. m.
erman Luthem church in Stamford, h“ ”9“” spending three days in‘The other manufacturing concerns in
rm! 30- town, :the immediate neighborhood have been
" ‘ llnvitcd to cooperate so that the ob
—9PEC¢ L. IN FISH Joseph Juleson, 0’ the Thirt"'!’{'h'1ct-ts of the Liberty Loan may be brief-

. Tuesday on], , frost fish 5 lbs. 25c: icompany, Coast Artillery. United iy but thoroughly explained to the
fish 5 lbs. for 26¢ 2 lbs. fancy States Armv, has been spending a n”...

 

 

 

 

 

 

working pcoplc'wbo arc bcing asked to
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net! 250. fine tarse‘nrsters. 40 q.. ‘ a ‘ °"“' “ “0" “m" ‘give whole heartedly to the patriotic
I H 2 to 7 at. the wagon. ' -——... call of the resident
- Horton Dibble, of the United States. p ' ,
q The speakers will be his honor the

Navy, New York, has been home onf '
a furlough, visiting ,his mother. Mrs. mayor. "h" w'" appeal to the patriot-

Marv Dibble, of Bavvlew avenue. vic spirit in behalf of the city of No.2
- iwalk, Mr. F. in Lawton, whc will out

Mists Julia Shepard of South street, line the meaning of the loan. Mr. C. E.

vwn “m"fls "m rendered music at Maures' Casino, Hoyt, who will tell how to obtain the
""'"""' Imw York. Saturday evening. Mr. and bonds. '

Less Meat If You Feel Backachy Mrs. William ~Shepard attended.
or Have Bladder Trouble _ " \
Mat forms uric acid-which "excites. Yeoman Henry OsWald, of the IT. 8.? ENC:-
md overworlts the kidneys to their cf- S. Fulton, has returned to his “up,“ BOSTON, Oct. 22.~llccmtse of the
a” to “it?! it from the sydtern. RI‘E- after having enjoyed a short furlough illness of Benjamin R. l’oliock. Gener-

lar esters of meat must flush the . ' ‘
‘ . at 1,” home in Cranbu ' al Manager of the Boston & Maine rall-
ldneys occasionally. You must I“?- ry

love them like you relieve vour bow-
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Mr, and Mrs. Andrew H. Lyon, of freight, yard. and station employes.
Bridgeport. have been attests 0' Mr- agreed today to postpone until tornorv
«'i‘m" 9'” m" feel ‘ dull. misery i" and Mrs. $813091 “3 Hoyt. Jr., 0' Elmflrow. a conference called for the pur—

. kidney region, sharp pains in the wood avenue. ' . . .-
k or sick headache. dlzslness. your _ :22" "m.” Sijzzgzfln’ b’ “MC” 3

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Miss Eloise Byington of ilelden ave-

'road. a committee representing 4,000 '

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HE superb style
Tand subtle charm
Designs have Won the
enthusiastic endorse-
ment of millions of
If you are 1/ -
not a McCall Pattern ‘

user we earnestly ad- a» at
vise van to trv :1 “Mc-

vou need a uattern— ‘\
convince vourself.~

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McCall Patterns 7:; "1
For November ‘

now on sun
.BRIGGERDMN BROS.

Quality ‘

Entrance on Main St.. Fairfield Ave. CannonSt. ‘ it

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in McCall

No Charge -

Everv woman who can devote a few minutes a day it!

. ‘. ithe service of her countrv. should learn to knit.
': i l - i There is need of thousands more knitters; the thou».
. gt 3 ' gands now at work cannot possibly meet the demands being-r
next time ,7 made upon them. . '

F For three weeks. a school for knittetn‘ was in session
there. It closed a week ago.

But now it is to be reopened—for at least another thrt‘ e
{weeks
‘ In that school. free and intelligent instruction in pron.
1er wavs of knitting. '

: .' Models of the correct warm comfort garments for our
.soldets and sailors on exhibition—these mav he could
casrlv under mudance of the teacher. ’

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“ An anniversary mass was celebrat-
ed for the late Mrs. Patrick (fablll,
in” St. Mary's Church this morning at
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Subscriptions for the Liberty Loan
were taken upvyesterday in St. Mary's
('hurch. These subscription» will be

‘made in the name of St. Agnes' Home‘

for infants, in Hartford.

The Soutbport police reported to th‘e
lecal police that two cars had been
in an accident in Southport and that
one of them with the license lumber
('onn. 24-9“ but been away from the
scene without its tail light lit. The

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HO PITAL NOTES

Joseph M eons. of :l Bates Court.

was admitted Saturday. and discharged
yesterday.

I Alex and George Dixon. of (‘litf street l

were admitted Saturday.

Thomas Sterling, of 4 [use street.

was admitted yesterday.

M”. PM"!!! Poevvler. 0‘ “1'le the some oflense was dealt with the
same way.

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tunnel: in the great war
are using m recularlv.

it ‘steadles' stomach and nerves. it
is pleasantly lastlnc in taste. Teeth - .

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Conn. father help we may be able to give. ,-l

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LIBERTY DAY CELE- : PLEH TY OF WORSTEDS for knitting here. a 33-}? l
BR ATION WILL BE BIG j That includes the gray and the khaki shades: very ones

; 5.--_. ' needed for national service and verv ones that are so scarce
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Corn 1., Gebhard

Virginia Lee Gebhsrd
Hertha E. Gelb_

Susan (ieorgefti

) Jessie 8. Gerard

Bertha A. Gilbert

Gilbert & llennet Min. ('0.
Harold mentioning
Richard H. Golden

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“m came towards Norwnlk but noun-i Ernest Storer. of 12 Madison street.I I

reporter] to the police that a horse that l '

was standing on Franklin street had!
bitten his fourvyearold brother in they
'facc. The matter is being investigated 3
land the child was treated by a physig
clan. . |

Frank Scofleld arrested for lntosi-I
'cstion had his case continued indie;
‘lliultcly on the payment of costs and:
illanuel Doers. colored, arrested for

 

This company desires to do
everything in its pdwer; to in-
Crease subscriptions to the new
U. S. Government 4% bonds. .Ac-

- cordlngly we have decided to
offer to purchase your 8% per
cent bonds at par and accrued
interest providing you file with
us an application for a like
amOunt of the new 4 per cent.
bonds. - j

This offer is subjeCt to with-
drawal without notice, and nec-

, .essarily limited to amounts in

g the discretion of the officers.

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the weather istbad you have
. .umntic twinges. The urine is
2 yy, full of sediment; the channels
often get irritated; obliging you to get.
. two or three times during the
To neutralise these irritating acids
and flush of the'bodv's urlnous waste
got about four ounces of Jsd Salt! .‘
from any pharmacy take a tsblespoon- Frank Butler of the Thirty-fifth Long
fat in s glass of water before bresk- Island Sound company, enjoyed a fur
. ' 10? 1 1" “VI “II your 3mm laugh st his home in Norwalk over
thumb-Id WM‘SIIM’.
. til-appear. This famous salts to .
“from tho acid of M I“ Itiner'l‘bomuofNewni-tulnspcnt
Ins-s mountings with "this. n! are vacant! with n. w. Harford. 1n.
but!!! used for m ”nIOMItMMhNorwalh.
dean sad stimulate strut-l kidneys .

sud stop bladder irritation. Jul Ml Ilsa Pauline (babel. of Dsnbury.
Isms-drum sIl-shattssbsssthonostotllr.nd am.
a «mu-m M" David Show. of flat HI“M.'

up W ,Mts-m Ills- nil. suns. “W“-

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one, was a week-end guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. David Alice in Eliza-
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William, Hades, who is now station-
ed at Fort Totten, New York. has:
been spending a furlough in South"
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Union leaders said a strike vote
showed that 97 per, cent of the em-
ployes would quit work unless the com

sure of'achievement.‘
Our land and water forces are

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8. HART AT THE PALACE] local banks will remain open It."
TODAY. inigbt from 7 to 8 o'clock for the pur-
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party granted a wage increase of
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GRACE PARISH NOTES

Tuesday. Gtrls' Fricndtv antic-tr in
the Parish House at 7:30.

Wednesday, Woman's 'Jul'd at 2:30
in the Parish House.

Thursday. Roctor's Helpers. with
Mrs. John Hall, Broad River. at. 3,.

Thursday and Fridav. Rummaxer
salmunder the auspices m the. Rec-
tor's Helpern at No. 58 Mom street.
Persons having snvtblng to contri-
bute art-requested to notify ‘Mrs. .
Howard Vim. telephone not. who
will mam to bare the articles esti-
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Clint-lost.

, strong for it. and the home-coard
, ”finds refreshment and b’onetltfla
this cconotnlcal. loos-lasting old to
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sut- Offered in 1...... u. hm urn-iw’e"y ’l’an- The announcement "t
Mid”, ”TM.Narrow T'Il'." in“! (RC! was made this morning #11
Little “I needed to draw the crowds gthe bankers committee on the load.
to a William 8. Hart picture but thelmh‘n’et it '3! announced that m.
mere announcement of the ”MungWednesday. "I? banks would be our“)
For Hm In. no of the largest {opéduflfll the entire afternoon until .;
lowings of soy III]! in tho mm. [‘7ch ”I “It? event": for the norm «-
wrong!!! ”"wa even that of m_!of receiving subscriptions to the loan.
is! pump; or ”If! Pickford. In: Captain A. N. Housman of the 'w-
bis latest picture, Hsrt appears foam" Sixth COMM! 0‘ 1|“! “it! but!
the first time under the direction of "I" I ritual! of sotdtm from rm
Thomas H. loco, famed creator of To"! to auto! the local people in
“Civilisation" and other great that “'9" 0'0"! to boom the when! Lon .
triumphs, in tho mu am. of the_"””' city. This committee will wort:
west, "The Nnrmw Trail." - .Ihmstmt the week with the Liberty
"hum-ulnmtrmxw mne- ud do «arm-e
Iowbthao. lthm“ahp.m‘bh ‘0 lib-II:- Men-t.
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