Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 15, 1917 · page 4

 
 
 
 

CITY. MARKET
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Mr. and Mrs. E. 14,-6th attendeol William Shaw of Forms Ridge will
the burlesque at the Stnmford theatre enter the “"3“” corps “I“ Wh-

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the sick list this week.

 

 

The Shawnee Campfire

Mrs. Charles. Hsrford has been on

. The B. B. Sewing Circle met with
' Miss Agnes Taylor Monday evening.

girls~ met

 
 

 

with Illa Mortal Ber/lea Monday even-

Francis Howard o‘hloroton, the land- in

scape decorator, is in Cleveland on a
business trip.

Miss Caroline Newmann has been

visiting with her parents on south ave-
The Darlen Home Guards will hold use this week,

their weekly drill at the Norwaik Ar-
'llOfy, tomorrow night. 3

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Fathers' night of the Mothers' Home

club has been postponed until Titer
Contractor GeprseN Weed 0‘ 3‘3“" day evening November 20.I

ford has started work on a seven— room
furlough of a ‘8', days house for Mr. Dole on Mansfield ave-
nue.

 

Merritt

(harles Moffett, of Central avenue.

 

ls home on a
tn- the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Mrs. Rose and Katherine Kelley en.
tertsined several Stamford high school '
friends, Saturday afternoon. ‘

 

Turk Moritz 0f 80"le "“3“" W John A. Wood of Noroton Hill a num-
received an honorable discharge after her of local and Stamford friends are The ladies going about the town in
three years' service in the Navy. and on a hunting tiip at the Weed place 3; the interest of the Hoover Food Admin
my ‘0 west to locate l’erkinsville, Vt. nitration. claim to find nearly everyone

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.William Kellogg and Allie Alida" Mrs. John S. Garvnn of Long Neck .._..._.

. son were out hunting yeast-9rd!!! ill. Point ban closed her summer house A bowling tournament Will soon be.
the Crunburv woods, and Kelloz W“ and returned to her New York rest started in ”It l’Z-iiil Alleys. The w-in ‘
nonessful in killing a xray f0! deuce cfr the winter ;ner.«i will lie Hell “.tl with the. usual tur

-- “‘4 key dinner.
m“, Sejzpr'»of [can Terry, New George l’unzeti, who is employed in i

York has 1'0. timed to Camp from a Brooklyn in the service of Stamford Mrs William Ross and (gamma!
mfurlough at his home in lletts contracting firm, went the week-end have returned to ”1.." home in Ar
rises. , till! his mum in tow lington. N. J, after a visit with her

, m I . parents, Mr. and film. Henry Newman.
Charles nreese. manager of Harold J. l. 'l‘onnc-li and family, who occu - -__...

Cox's coal yard, has moved to Fort pied a house «t (‘cdir (late for the sum Mrs. Henry R. “0‘", Mi“ Amanda,
street, in a house owned by 00'1"” mer- returmd this month! to N" and Minor Jennie vi eed nmi Mild Olive
'F George 1. Britton. \OIK for the winter Reamy attinded the annual state con

thlllln of the D. A R., in Stamford.
Chariots E. llunnobitcke. of the third An old- fashioned social will be held Tuesday. ll

ward. lull purchased a Buick touring ’ll the home of Mr. and Mrs C H

cor throush the aKPM‘y 0' J. Henry WC”. Friday "ii'hl by the NOD“? 0‘ Misti Wilhelmina Korkey was given a

Webrle, of Raymond street. 5°“u’ 1“ Mt ”I00"! Chill'th- inurprise party by neverul friends Satur-
’ day evening. Th. y took possession ofl

Norwallr. _. . ..
.iuhscll Porter ( lurk of Stamford vis- her home and iiuide merry in games,
tied ilnnfoxd Smith, yesterday music and refreshmentr.
Snow d: llrrrison shipped to the
liridgeport Torpedo company a cirlond
of option yesterday.

 

 

 

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. Richard H. Gusinfson of" Charles

street, who has been runin: the New
[orpMnrkc-thSouth Norwalk. has tali-
% n._poqillon with the, National City
Intuit ,Compflni'dn Stamford. John
Richards is conducting the New York
lurket,

.Tlie Buckingham Woman's Relief

 

Samuel P. Ferris Relief Corps, next
The clerks of the Walter Stewart week. Wednesday afternoon. Nov 21
“we", 3"?“ shipper fl 18:58 package The members of the G A. R. are also
Williwm ii Levin, fflf‘lllf‘f' muting" ‘0 “alter Dove rill yesterday. Waller invited to attend. A full attendance of
for the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Com- W“ “”0 a clerk at the store before the membera is requested"
your. sad recently with the East in- WNW ”10 aviation corps . .
om an . has taken a posi- “~
xjneavfirfizld yand has mmcd his “illihm H Fitch, formerlv (it
built: from Pleasant street
lace.

 

_ The new stone crusher recently pur-
..‘uro (based by the town ruined by freight‘

to that 1°". and 1"“ mm"! are sold-Jul in on» Monday morning, and was not up by a’

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Noroton line.Mr..l1‘-iith iii manager it has bet-II
of the Ring' ii End Coal Company.

taken to the Norwnlk
woods, where a large quantity of stone
. will be crushed for the roads. to be
Mr and Mrs. Charles D. Lanier of used next season.
'tcck Ridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Fdson of Round Hill, Greenwich. mot \lrs William Frnzcs received a let
or,ed Saturday, to so». in:- ir sons at icr this week rfom her son, who is now
the nerkshire school, Sheffield, Mass. in France He states thst he is enioy-
inn life, and bought two Liberty Bonds.
3. Fred W. Tooker hits sold his home on This little piece of news dispels the re-
am. George w. 3mm“ and an“ the Post Road, built about two years cont report that “J"tirry had been kill-
’31-, .M'” '0)“ F. Stevens, are gmsvuflng :23 "I, "9an W. R991], I) D 8., of Pd because-a l”? mu belonging l0 lllm
several days as the guests of Mr. and 3 stand City who is a practising had been found in Franci-

dentist In New iork City, nr'd‘ 't d.
I r e H. Wright, fNew York: ‘ ‘ 3 i
‘3 09° 3 . 9 cided upon Darten as a convenient all-

Iyear- round suburban home.

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Battling Harry Peatt, the local pugil-"
hit. is working out daily at the new
Athletic Club rooms. and is rapidly
Miss Alice Thomas of the National rounding into form and within a month‘
or: mmtion of the Farm Bureau of will be ready for any on..- in the 13:)
the State Council of Defense will give pound class Battllng Harry will be
an address and demonatration on glad to instruct any one in the gentle
."WhIent 33“"8 hi Bread Maklnz and art. of boxing any evening at the Ttli
fingerless Sweets in Cooking: Fri ietlc Club mom,
dav afternoon at the Dar-ten Center
School at 3:15. All of the ladies of the
town are. cordially invited.

_CA8TRO IN NEW YORK

, NFW YORK, Nov. 15.——i.‘ipriano
Castro, former president of Venezue-
h,_,tirrived bore today,_pn,hlp fourth
visit to the United States} in five years.
He was hint. hero in September, when,
after a few days' sojourn. he suddenly
departed for Port. ometin. Trinidad.
in his arrival there. he. was informed
In the British authorities that his
«presence. was undesirable. and he has
now made his way back here,

On his first two visits here Castro
was detained at Ellis Island for a
while before he was allowed to land.
An American Secret. Service agent in
said to have accompanied him on his
subsequent. travels. which included
visits to Mexico and Cuba.

TULSA IHOME GUARD PROTECT!»

CITY Over “Keotrone Prescription 99" i

TULSA Okla. Nov. 15.—'riie ruiss it is said that Wal' duties which can “mam“ 0‘ ”We“ °‘ “Nnmm'
Home Gusrd was called out last night William Ziegler, Jr., of \‘oroton to Pmacflpum 91'" a" hem“ '0"! and
to "0'9“ ”‘0 ‘1 it W009"! and also Washington. are responsible for Mr. drunk” say this 1' the greatest rem-
Ilie property of the citv othcials fol- Ziegler's failure to '.ihow his horses at cdy they have 8‘" handled. 5°
”Vim! threats of retaliation for the the Madison Garden horse show this m“ “ “W '°’ ‘ "mm“ b"
recent flogging of seventeen members week and to m, comm“ “a", a“ ”me good reason back of it, and fn’
‘ the Indus‘rlal Workers 0‘ the his horses to an auction on Noyeinber 3": case 0‘ ”Neutron. P'e-‘cflm"
World l” the "Knights 0' 14an '20. Mr. Ziegler will retain only two 99 the reason 3 m woodenworking
u u}, theft Monday night of a large WW‘ and a few hackney mares for curative power in all forms of thou-l
Cantu; cg explosives. W WW. He is ‘0'" to sell mtism. l

inflammatory, muscular and sciatic
,_ his waits-own horse, imo Delaware mm,“ m “k", "mg, ml

. A Tm“ -_
W ALMOST GONE pains of neuralgia are banished. swat-i
ten joints and painful muscles disnp-i

“relay. nosey end Tar is (root. will“ “We“ Cm" Mir penr the blood is rifled
mtg) L w p”, gg WW“ m m3 1%" Cup winners at White mu ham. frames; 'mfiétmol
relieves bron- mmiMrm- “WA!“WMW” Prescription 99" is uses.
pliant W “4 mkm- 0' m M “It. successful microcosm tbs
MAJ myopia? loth kw «finish miss. “0510150“ tried may of a famous specialist
,WQYO.§QAIMCII.MMI m Al in. m I“ ’m'
Meme-wt- III-mil"!- To pines this matron ruse-iv
. a s ,. l'l'..I.IP.l°' '- N" "I,“ "'0 tion is" within men at so thy.
- hr been om, st 59: mini “'53;

bottle.” _AI abort
will hold - assist m -~ 31‘3“er

‘mmamnsmtw, «in! In: no
. mmwluuui ‘-",‘.'.‘.w

City, Friday" November 9. He was .1
State Highway Commissioner Charles brother- in law of Superintendent

J. Bennett made public a few days ago Scbonli H w 9;" n our] vii-mpg ‘iious
the list of towns to receive state aid caslonal mm. to Nev; (7,333,, 1... .
for the construction of roads, according ed numbers of trier
to which Darlen will receive 86000 My,
from the state, in consideration of ex-
pending 32 000 of its own funds for the
purpose. Darien is one of the towns
I:,ln the three‘fourtlis claim A fevi towns
receive seven-eighths of the. entire
amount. from the state.

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)distribution of circular» about

. Locks.

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“0rd has been received of the, deathl-

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of Rev M w Gioonfleld ni Atlantic!“

WGreenneld will all art ll! ,zearsis at ‘7

iiiiiiiis iiii list t? l

PM" Everywnm Arc anti-unionist

his passing c-uy .v‘vs u 'xuritircii
early' age.

 

A meeting ct Le C'c'itlt l‘ompfirc
iiils was l-sld iii, the lo‘hs of Miss
Genevieve Stevens, Sonia. .. after-
noon, when. following the outness
meeting, all became ‘.ii't‘r n’us. t" g.
knitting for the hen! Crow. im- pie-ant
work being the knitting u! audit-otter.
all blocks for Quilts. lit (ltklian‘l‘Wi
were served and "The Star Spangled
Banner” was played and mg. .Tiilu
war one of the tests for it. decree of
firemker and was suoms'nily pained
by Misses Masai Seat and Alias auto.

“Onm'flv’d f‘vwhfltl {him “5’83,”

the local Boy flcouts ' elevm on the

South avenue ileid, Sunday afternoon.

it was an interesting me to witness

Those I.plsying were: Stamford—8.
Terenio, fb; D. Scutle, rhb; It Sciatic.
lhb; 'l'. Gsndio pb; J. Tadisco, re; J.

Cnveley, rt; J. Abonzio, rg; J, pumps, I
poultry or eggs, fresh or fresh. (ian

c: I. Gigely, lo; M. Pasture, lt:C
Salvlno lg. Boy Scouts—F. Macintyre,
fb; L Olmstesd. rhb; Ernest Kleii
lhb; J. ushon, pb; K. Orupe, re; M.
I‘stelln, rt; 0. Blancy, rg; W. Barnes
:"H Simon and .lllogun to; 0. John;
i011, it; H. Ilapt, lg.
ARRESTED FOR ANTi WAR UT-
TERANCES

CHICAGO. Nov. 15,—Willinin low-

lrence Inner, secretsiy of a company

here engaged in the manufacture of
fancy boots and shoes. chiefly for or-
my officers, is under arrest today for
antl- -wnr utterances and failure to reit-
later. He admitted . had not regis-
Itered saving lie hazbeen too occu
,pied by business.

”We have been too busy," he said,

making boots and shoes for army of-
flcers We set 825 a pair for about
and $50 a pair for boots "

Snuor, who admits he is a Radical
Socialist. for it long time attracted at-
tention to himself by making violent
criticisms of the covernment, the po-
lice titty
IURGING VOTES AGAINBT CAP!

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CHICAGO, Nov.15.——A propaganda

Corps of Norwalk Will meet with tho against the Chicago courts was Called ton.

to the attention of the promoting at-
iornev today by Harry Olson. (‘bief
Justice of the Municipal Court. who'
charged Socialists with causing the
the
cunt moms and to men likely to be
called as Jurors

’Vote not guilty. " the circnlsrs read.

'W-orkiniimln. do not convict a My
of the Purdy houses naer the 3”"an ”pnsentauul or the manufacturer-i. low worker for any offense anninstl

cspiiaiists' property if drawn as n
Jurymnn always tote against capital-

ism The international Socialists' Re '

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INSTANTLY KILLED

 

 

iiAn'ri'Oitii, Nov. [Eh—James J.
O'Brien. a saloon keeper of this city
was instantly killed at 2 o'clock yes:
terday morning when an automobile in
which he was riding crashed into the
rear of a big motor truck at Windsor

co being brought from Hatfield, Mans...
to Hartford. I
Terrance McGovern; owner {ind
driVer of the automobile saw; the tail
light of the truck was not burningf
Grant says it was. McGovern was
only slightly injured.

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OflLY MRIAL

 

Licenses to Whalccaie Grorers From
Food .wmtsu'ation

Within the last for: days, wholesale

grocers have received licenses from

the United States Food Administrag

tion. with rules and regulationt_cov-
ering the union of licfinsed products
which cm of the following:

Wheat, wheat flour. rice or rye flour.‘

barley or barley flour, oats, oatmeal
or mind oats, corn. corn grits. corn-
meal, bominy, corn flour. swell from
com. corn oil, corn syrup or" glucose
rice. rice flour, dried beans, pea seed

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Hoaiin a fifty. '

IOWIClthrywbunmthsfsns-onntdheat
nmmwoimoomm.
villi-muffler”

,WithsGuloommioslslledinyourhouJonar
hopedfiutohsysbesi,qm'ck,whensndwhenyou want. it.‘

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The truck in charge of a man,
named Grant was loaded with tobac- ,

Beautiful no. and Shoulders,

- III nulls“ if lots will was a scientincslly cont-inn in!
MM

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Contact %3

graceful line to the anthem“ v.

ureth- dslatlest and mm serviceoblegsnu

Prop 5 ll” waging! . Wilmwlgwfl mu k' "m.
e to.

t' less"min':=—puinitlin¢ writing without moral.

anteater-bowynohleuolle hauler-s. ifnotstnck-
cd. we will gladly send him. would. maples to show you. ..

’ncrusimi at room. in Warren Street. sev‘mix. N. J.

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Ctingtilium Rugs '

‘ We areheadquarters for this

.titI'id curve-intone stock in
.allsizes tit prices loWer than

or dried peak, cotton seed, cottonseed
oil. cotton seed cake or cottonseed
meal ,peanut oil. orpeanut meal. sevs
bean oil. seya bean meal, palm «I or
copr. oil, oleoniargarine, lard, lard
substitutes alcohol] or cooking fats.
milk. butter or cheese condensed. ei'a-
porated or powdered milk, fresh. can- t ..
Lied or cured beef, pork or our "

 

 

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COUPON
BEMEJIBER m FIGHTERS

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fresh fruits or vegetables, canned
peas, died beans, tomatoes. corn. sal-
mon or sardines. dried. prunes. tip
pies peaches or raisins, sugar, syrups
or molasses.
All these goals from now on will be
.under license. to sell at a normal rgte
of profit over sctu.-l cost, no‘ matter
what the market value may happen to
be. The customers to whom the
wholesale grocery dealers sell are un-
der obligations to sell on the names
hosts. namely, on the basis of s nor-
mal profit overactuat cost, and thou
who refuse to do so will he blacklist-
ed by the United Staten Food Adminis-
tration. and it will be illegal to furnish t t.
such blacklisted deslers with any qur- l :1‘,
ther supplies. !
in brief, customers cannot be charz- l
ed but the prewar rate of profit bas-
ed upon the costs given on ariv of the
licensed product. . r ‘- matter what the
actual market may or.
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SHlPWREcKED hAlLORh SAFE
NEW YORK, Nov. l5.—-—Csptnin OK‘
llvie and three members of the crew
of the American schooner Union, pick
ed up at sea in a small boat were .
brought here by an incoming vessel. I
The schooner laundered. Maritime
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splendidlcrvioorlsgfor
only 790 All that ll
neoussryfotyonlodok
to clip the coupon and
bringorssndit‘ to thh
omcewith'lflcinouhlld
this Patriotic Flag is
yours. Horderedbymnll
add 7 cents for packing.
andpostsge. Institution
tobeapprccisted.

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from $18.00 to $90.00.

New Perfection Oil floaters $3.95 to $7.50

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Other Tables for $7.96 to $45.00
Special Slip Seat lather Chair for $2.98

In unconfined bust so stretches the
thatths mom: of the figure is spilled.

mute bust back when it he-
mmvent the foil bust from
buying the sppcnrsnco of tint)-
blnes. eliminate the danger of
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