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Tito Int
borne of In. James and Min Jennie
Buchard at the Poet Road.
All of the grocery and stationery
atorca in town which carry a line offp-
baooo or other smoking srticlea. receiv-
ad blanks yesterday which they are to
all out. from the government. The“
blank must abort the. amount of itoeit
on bud and it moat be ttworn More
I Alberta. daughter of aututant post! ‘I m", public. The government in
. doing this in order that it may carry
““3“" ”‘1 Mrs. Clarence Mather. h” out ittt war tax manure which goes
recovered from breve": wid- into effect t row.
Yatetiay's rain did practically‘uo
damage in town nave only for a few
blues being loaded with water
£5.51 J
, WALK
“It! lrl. Levi Jones of Cove
a returned after a week's
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman ou-
tertailod frienda from out of town over
suing a call for recruits, an it halt been
the. week end.
noticed that the ranks of the compmy
are falling below the (sound-rs quota
Among those who hare left the‘oont
party are mostly summer residents of
it'aerutttteu of Stamford has moved
into the vacant flat in the Trust Com-
pany building.
follow: H. Wheeler. H. Parker. C. B
Rana, R. R. Whiting, 0. Stephen and R.
d. nuebamn. Some of the above new
Mr: William Osborne of Maple ave- tioned held commissions web at lieu-
nue. with her sons. Edward amt Ralph. tenants, 897190315 and color guard!
lpent on- v colt end with friends tn Tia company will take recruits in-
New york. twem the ages of 17 and 50.
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One of A. Taylor's horses, which wat'
attached to a ulngle rig. became fright-
arrived at the Iocnl depot yt’s -tt~rdav for
flu» .Tilley bird farm.
District Commissioner! wit:
In usual on Saturday evenin
flees of the plant on ilayvlcw
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Sire. Hoffman of the Post Road on-
,tettatntsri itr-r Hfln-lfl-la' and daughter,
Mr. and Mrr. Schmidtof Stamford, on
Sunday.
dunner. Harold a. wagon will ofil~
" , V in! thr- regulttr tutti-week tttcetinz
' I“ East Avenue M. E. church to-
evening.
“rd Merritt of Seavtcw avenue
" , - a position in the freight de-
of the N. Y., N. H. & H. R.
531'”. yards in Stamford.
whilc standing at the railroad station.
and ntarted on a wild gallop through
D. Httitz. or prospect street. has mov-
ed to Worcester, Marta. Hl‘d furniture
Wail taken to that placc by one of A
Taylor's moving tans.
deal of excitement.
What theprcporter of the»
’ ‘ ' thought wan llll-l laot montcnta on earth
M Bide Republicans are urging
lumber to attcttti the rally to be
on )lottday evening at iloyt'o
on Washington attent.
George t‘antrcll. who enlisted in the
l'nitt-d Stall-s Marinrs and now sta-
tioned on tho l' S. H Arizona. visited
his parents ycrtterday.
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Groat Hth‘ a pair or honest.
Thin evening the llibio Study class
the East Avenue M. E. ,church
lions. This class is quitc popular and
m won that the claim is studying in
"The Ute ot Fitrist."
'l'itc weathcr which was not suitable
'or the school children featcrday 't'e
suited in thcro- not being any sessions
of school for thc day.
with a mad plunge. When the“ report-
lli’ll‘u .; caused a focal deal of noise in
the shop. but
done.
The Mien Auxiliary of (‘hrtnt
[lurch will hold its regular monthly
fitness meeting and metal at tho
Me of thc presidcnt. Mrs. Samucliw.
“lay, of Seaside l’iace tomorrow of
Henry .l. (lrth began his duties a.-
bnxkagt‘mailtcr at tho Sorolon station
Monday, as successor to E. M. Doyle.
who has tztltt-n a placc in thc Stamford
freight yard.
“.—
DARIEN WOMEN ORGANIZE.
To Form Local Branch of the State
Council of Donnie.
An important meeting will soon be
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simpson and
Mr. and Mrs. William Aux-itin of the
llt‘lglil‘m .vtwnt Sunday at the hontcoi
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Slattson at
Wilton.
”so. ..very heavy frost was in ovlden‘td
h the Wt, and early risen-t this morn-
» Inw ice along tho edges of that
..t and on rainwater barrels
ll puddles on tho strcet. What lit-
" vegetation had rurvited the former
h . flecumhcd last night. .
a. Tuesday evening the t2th. an il-
m lecture on "Egypt" will ht‘
”fin-vat the East Aventtc M. E.
MD M Mitts Vida llttnt Francis of
in “Wide Sohool.‘ Mitts Francio
H ”to pictures that lllll'ilf‘tllt‘ this
We herself and she is ttttre to
We most entertaining in her tallt.
hr ber‘annmmcemr-nts of this lecture
Vin be made later.
tht~ committec on women's hf'llVithn of
tho t'ottttectlcut State Council of De-
trme. This committee has-been cott-
ittittttod by the state defense council
from the Connecticut Woman's Com:
mtttcc. Council of National Defense. t'l
its Connecticut work it it the commit-
tt-e on Wflncn'tt Activities of tht
.«ttntc council of deft use in its relation
to thc uomcn of the nation it lit (‘on
nccticut llit'lttion of the Woman's(ont
Eben St-riltncr. Jr.. of the. t'oast At
tillt-ry Corps has returned to Fort H. G.
Wright. after spending a few daytt' fttr
tough with his parents at Noroton
Heights.
The. Ladies' Auxiliary of the Noroton
Heights tire company will give a titti—
lowe'on dance this evcniug. Prizes art-
to be. given for the prettiest and most
original ‘ costumce. Refreshments will
be served.
mittr-c, (‘ounctt or National Defen c.
The Council of National lletentt ap
painted by Congress‘ is officially charg-
ed with carrying on the civilian activi-
tictt of the war. n... Woman's outwit-
tec in one of him directly Med by
the e‘ottncil. not one of tho may
named by the advisory board. The
Connoctiout State council of Defense
in thc outclal connection amt of t,-
CoGncil of National Deli-Inc. Th CCll
mlttce on Women' s Activitictt to one or
ltfi-A’inmmlllm. This worntto's or
zaniztttlon. iltorcfore. ofllcially repre
tents "to State or Connecticut 575‘ e
:etlerrtl govornnzrnt in their war-time
relations with the women of this state
The Committee on Women's nefrn
tics: of the State Council of Defense is
now engaged in perfecting a statewide
organization. it attlts a distinguished
woman in cvery township to call a
meetnig of all local societies to elect a
chairman. and. if desired. other odi-
cm. exactly as war. done by the State.
Division.
Meanwhile aincu thc Connccticut In
vlttion has become also a committee of
the state council. the women of Darlcn
will now and thtmttelvett in direct com
mmicatton with the State Counett an)
alt-o with the Woman's Committee of
the Council of National Defense. What
the government calls on women all
over our country to do, what the Static
Council of Defense asks of the woman
of Connecticut ,they will hear prompt
3* ly and intelligently through their local
D 9:916 :"1 ”5"“ chairman and carry out through their
4% use it convenes in the cool in different costumes :mlnptlayiztg 2:12.: M312?::WMWl:ho:t "I,
about the time it is expected firm their (may; ‘ m p a o . on.
property. Them
“a“ of a Prohibition Omen-l are the trim: of celebrations with which
i
the Federal constitution will the people always like to content them-g
way. hundreds of people arc Waiver with.
to attend the convention thi. -
”a have peter before gone i:-
gathering. Arrangements will
it is expected. to take the
509.1015!” in a special
J. lngttlltt, who moved into town sev.
eral month» ago. and. with Mrs. ln-
galls. has been singing in the choir of
St. Luke's church, No'roton. has‘ taken
the position as leader of the Methodist
church. and M.”- lugalltt will also join
the Methodist ringers.
Part of tho household gpods of Rev.
and Mrs. H. S. Brown were. taltcn to
their new home in Bridgeport Monday.
and the rest will be «cut today. They
hare been kept buoy bidding farewell
to numerous callers during the past
few days.
. A Halloween party. planned by
Illa Innbolle Carothere. anti 3"“!!de
iv about so people was held at the
borne-tint the East Avenue M. E.
“Itch that evening by the Epvmrth
tongue of the. church and a very lolly
p, with games, peanut rat-cs. apple
flung raccst. and ghost storiea was
in” until about l0:.'ttl when thr- affair
We lp. Tho decorations and the
W the alair was planned made r.
appropriate to the time.
‘ in»: of the friends and reh-
‘ - ofillhtt Jessie Hrdora Lisbon. of
It. Join street. gathered at het horny
evening and celebratod hcr titth
1» .. y in an appropriate. manner.
the course of the evening Mr.
”to. Paul Littbona announced the
As expected, the floors in the clatte-
rooms of the new Center school were
laid Friday and Saturday. Classes
wcre transferred to the new building
of their daughter. Mm yesterday. Harold It ‘Mcad who re
- b William 17- ”"1“" C00‘ ccntly bought at auction the old Cer.
. .. to the volt were offered or schoolhousc. had workmen touring
‘6 5 W31" "le 0‘ dale down the old building yesterday.
was and refrcnhments was .c
tie affair 5'93“"! ID at a law So far no clue ltatt been found of the
motorcyclint who ran down William
, '“‘"“"“‘ Flannigan Friday night. and which re.
GOING TO wummnou. united in a compound fracture of hit
«parted "'3' ”m them 1'11!!! log 'rco Stamford llostpital rc-
”Detail“! qmatiou iii 110' 8° pot-ta that William lit renting comfort
as largo number of people from .ny
. it than ewr beforc wi‘i :tt- i
anuuol convention of the Au-
fatigue at America.
Tonight. the youngsters as well
which is many of the grown- u
in Washington, December to m, time of their liven
coco vow: AMIVIO
W'AIHINGTON. Oct 31.—
The people of the town thought that
liobrtanotobobniledbefmlustlee weatherreoords.
Mo: to” Mable. But It willtcontlnno cold mat.
mammuxnuutmn thorowfllhe
Mammmflhuieautof Thur-day, asst oftbe lint
“lacunae-It'll Mm var.
anti-asloon convention will
no followed by those of
" __gt attailsr sits, Tit. an:
all. 1'. U. convention w. d-
t”;
work my" meetinmtot the m of?
tarloua urchin. lucid-0d of -at the
church. as watt tot-tttct-ty the cam '
nee-ting under the new ar-g'
raugnnent will be held tonight at tbe‘»
The batter: Home Guards is now in l
the town who have now returned to,
A consignment of Australian turkey! "‘9" winter homes “d ”'9" ”a" ‘
l
ened by a passing train. yesterday)
the streets of the town, causing a grcat i
Sentinel '
[colt place yesterday afternoon while;
be than standing hour a forgo in tho E. z
1.. Croat blacksmith shop watching Mr. :
Fillyt
the horses became unmanageable and;
and utartwl in the reporter's directiou'
er noticed thia he made a wild dash for ‘
the door wl. ich luckily was open. Thc.
there was no damage,
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held in Damon, at the call of Mrs. G.»
if. Norton. to clcct ll po-rtttancnt chair-K
map and officers for the local branch of -
you a relic of m tuna.
were taken It“! M M”!
n", cold earth on that “t. lite-m
wave in the‘ out on p." of the noun f0 WWMMO‘ “My maven
try reached its event thin morning aoletlnly a“: ”£15m“
mine of the new which were tanned on}. .1“. Maintain"! m. to or tag to the “‘0" m of “I fit
«mushroom» initia- m m. u... m 0...... m can. the m of. tut-rm
but out the twat—urn. lany a “l
a riuirt to. atmofhisownpm
$9: rl~ rtetlbtutselllInnoartysadnu-vty
although it will become only manpower”
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SOUTH NORWALK.
We Will Place ea Sale human is Sande
Irma. Vine: up to out-rm “6.05 .
Expresi Service at
Freight ”Rates to
New York
Steamers Islander and, Beard-
sley leave pier 45 E. R. foot of
Jackson Street daily except Sun-
days at 3:00 p. m. Freight receiv-
ed at Norwalk up to 5:00 pm.
and atiSo. Norwalk up “to 5:30
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33love: inure
é ”GM! '0 Oil!
i Sterling. Ranges Guaranteed to
' Bake, Cook and "Heat. Ranges 1’
from $18. 00 to $90.00. I
New Perfection Oil Heaters $3.95 to $7.50
«1.5.1:...»
Diningroom Tables
~ “mutter...“ :9 are; . at m.
p.m.
EASTERN TRANSIT llNE
lNC.
'. CENTRAL HOTEL
Pine room: by the day or week. Steam bested, electric
iighta and gap. Finn Cafe attached; also Reataunnt. Italian
and American style.
Corner Monroe and Chm 85.
N. l. DISESA. Manager
1'91: 1555
1. Diana. Proprietor
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ERmmi-Tm l wnrrns FRIENDS
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'temptinc to rctirc thrcc or font" at a
'timo through a doorway intentlt‘d for
one person at it time
Tho m-roplflnea Wcrc chatted .tway
*
Mrs Wm. Kuhn god son Richard.
accompanied by “’9' Anna Kim” M by antialrc‘ratt guns and lot “turd“
Schenectady. N Y. are viaiting 3" beers were not bothered cnv more.
and Mrs. Frank 1.. Thai of Pennovcr The art of tamotttlattt is ttwt to d :4
street. gutst- Where thc guntt Wrt Miami
and also to h; llf.‘ the conntmclinl of
_ 'thc dug outs lllltl trcnt'hcq. T‘lll" art ; -'~
«Outer supper ""9“ at Rowayo requires a grt-al deal of itttt-rlnttlio't ~
ion Hose Pa. Fri. eye. from 6 to 9. to be practiced lltttrotttzhli’. her-our
‘ ont- the t ’ to
The Rev. and Mrs. S. D. Woods 0.
l‘heahirc, are making a farewell vialt
with rclntlvca on Highland avenue. as
they leave Connecticut Tuesday for the troops and the “pa'h‘tr has itccn
Florida. where they will spend thc so uarm that no tires have trim need
winter. Mr. Wooda will supply the put “1 a“ 39' “"9 l” 7' ttlcn 0" “W
pit of‘the Blake Memorial Baptist
church at Laltc Helen. We wish them heron" a long tlmc.
a pleasant sojourn in the sunny South The lettct ('lOHPLl. Winhlng iht local
3 'pt-uple the host of luck and "with .. to
:2: 'fzrtwfi‘rmWoods complete rcntor bc remembered to some 0' hi»
friend!
o-tl paint will rcsemblc several thou-
~antl feet in tho alt.
cd. as it is expectcd that they will be.
HALLOWE'IN awn TH! FEAST or .1 000M TONS OF .
“L umrs. SHIPS BY MARCH 1
The Feast of All Sahisof which to:
night's observance of Elliowc'en la the . (“and gm p“. on.)
“on
procuaor. was instituted in the fourth
, .
century by the Greek church, which up- tho prorbtctlon of £016. 1ti-tt tn- cert-1
' ' tto nchiet‘c this y ot't_tn--.'y - uncut-
pointed the. First Sunday after Easter 0"“. by normal ”Pm-V. or h,_. ”PM”.
for the observance. The modern festi-
vrtl was not inatttuted'hy the Rtnnnn
church. however. until the ninth eer-
inry. by- Pope stem W. it was hr
"mum: m 0' the W in mt be directed toward the
0' keeping ¢ me It! to, "CT: '"Wnt "f1“! mfm mi new?
tut! hi. and alaotogtvegOIrMouclIr-‘nnposed open a norm in war." -
b no «that mm! m ‘9 'i m
octet to the autumnal fervent. if"? m” were new the labor'
initiative. Thi‘ m an extraordinary.
period in the country's history. Wr-
are mm with an Mormflufltv
and aunt apply abnormal toothed».g
livery moo of our energy and init-
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supply and honor cooperation he-
”to lighfllg 0' “MI .E ”a!” M “0 (mm: ”G W. f
bythemetnbenoi'oaebnousehofdmm ”we” do;
tong. the primer,“ mum of the natal Wit 0"” Wm m
loween charmer. This part of the and“. Wflu'luwm'; he WI?
ceremonial win moo” in all m{ M unless 300.000 workmen can
but most autumnal-tum bedmfvnm Mortal-amen
supernatural m 'm an
cling to Him!" ”I!“ 05-“. mm!
worship of the pvt-h. ‘ mm
It is a Macaroon-Ignat-
ligcnce of mama tau-cum, WM We “to we»
now consider mun W'
merely as at meet term-6“
tr. but than was s the when U01
Md Ma and Mar ltttvc tho
Illlit. W. of bills the forms
«Minion. in this human
Mn on certain
flatworm
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9.” what a few smears of vati-mlnr-i
Barracks have been built for all or
ply of tool in care the tires atc rtwtl-l
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Other Tobin for $7.95 to $45.00 ‘
Special Slip Beat Leather Chair for $2.98
A Large and Complete Stock
ttttititt'ts, Cilitl‘iilt’lnllllis ttttt arthritic
We Specialize in Punishing Homes Oomplete
Sterling Furniture Co
Phone its 127-129 l3i Washington St 4‘
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only 98c, All that is ‘
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add 7 cents for packing .
andpostsgelmhueent
tobeapprcdated.
The“ Evening Sentinel,
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”- "an examination of the body. later
arr purchases a ticket at the window pronouncing dcath due to antint 11“"-
«he conductor to collect the tag it torts.
it be a cab fare Mr Stootu had becn in ill hcalth
To mumm- the increatml tax hit for some time and. on account of this.
potted on mt- favor. one him-{was unable to work regularly. A Mr
tratlou will euflce. The fare from' days ago be secured a pottition in ”it"
New York to Boston is 55.35. and on Regent Theatrc. but was forced to-
a limited train $7.25. and the war for give up the work becauw of M0?
to be paid by m passenger on their health.
ticket- will be 52c and Me. including Mr. Stools Watt. a formt-r resident
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to per cent, to: on Pullman fare. to. or South .‘s’omwlit. but for lnm‘ tmoh
WWW. will: the amount to it» had been living at it.» home of m»
collected by the ticket agent. or by pamnts. 21 Camp strcet.
m W, ‘5- .7 M ’7” "mt!” Mr Stout. was 33 year: of Mic.
H‘uneral arrangements have not yet
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Wt on freight will be collected; ed later. ‘
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