9 . as Manon.
Repairs are lasing made at the
Amend Home on Maple avenue
to Pollux: for a. twenty t -*—--~—
«Isak! The new men bavé' Mrs. P. G. m and In ream
m o‘nuarantine tor ‘ certain have closed their residence in Token-
no-ber of days so that if there are 9“ I“ cone to stamtord for the win.
yin-nets that are contagious that “'-
' tbe’y light have they will not Meet
9 others. 3
The~loeal gnardonltn and one of the
Norwalk companies held a battalion
. Idrill in the Norwalk Armory, last
i night All Milli-10cc.) men as well It
those from Norwalk turned out and
showing made by these two cont
R M. Smith, the local merchant, Dallas was well worth the while to
Hrs. Ebert Host: of homer.-
lstreet, was removed to a New York
Esceptlng the war there is no em Hospital h“ '“k' “if“ “he will; '
Son of such vital inportance before undergo treahent. l
cm timer
m
at no. Mower
the American public a” the "Mb" Hilton Every, who is attending the stats a “mo, in \ew Canaan on watch. A: it was stated in your local
It matters not what “kind"orpriocSuitcrOoatyouma
have in ntlndqu’ll Ind it has-cl
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Men’s O’coal‘fipcclnl at 815 .
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lb“) between capital '3‘, “'0? 811.9” school at Sudieid, CL, ll ‘l'hanksgivru a" . ”’9' that ’Wl’ my j. mun
Realizing this “‘5 Rev WM" MW spending his holiday vacation at his Win! 59"” ‘ nubile I“ in order
of the 33“ AWN“ Methodist W borne on Pennoyer street Edward Hindley, J, who 15 a stud tint it may give the men from town
9" church will “1"" "'9 first 0' a . " out at Yale University, is visiting It .110 are "0- th. 350' 0f 17 1° 20 3
series 01' addmufi before "13 “9"" Mrs. George Stevens of McKinley the home of m, wen“ chance to prepare themselves for the
class on the social teachinss Of Jews. street entertained the members of __ .- . next drait, which it it soes through
helium WM MW“?- '1‘” ‘lfl‘i'a'e" Rebem 140489. 30W! NOW”, 0” Lois Gillette. a student of the won. and leasing from all reports vill so
and led "‘9 "1°“ important labor “"9““ last week. mantle Normal school, is sepndins lb. film the yous MD from “W '8”
movemnet the world has ever known. holiday with her parents. of 19 to to will be called out. The
the first strike recorded in history.‘ Private Wallace Ackerly oi the 35th - curds ;. . good “we to "t “Idem,
Don't miss the first address. companv L. l s. stationed at Fort —Sawed and split wood. Raymond. military "gimp; to place you on .t’
—————— Terry spent Sunday with his parents Street ‘ Son. goodiuln i! you should be smoued’
What promises to be an especially on Roton avenue im join the colors Think it over yot
fine tails and one that should interelt . man.
everv housewife in the community
"r‘
‘ A very successful dance was held
Charles R. Bniflln ot the Connettl- last. night under the Will“?! of the
GAVE WAR LECTURE.
”OP 0! m scum 0! 36“"! ZAHDT 81'.
Andlsook'or
, A. HASSAN’S
THANKSGIVING “SPECIALS
ALL turns 0' RIB}! nuns, PAIGY nuns AID
unusual:
Hunpldns Hubbard Squash, Sabina, Prunes, Sweet Juicy
Oranges, Grape Trait, Apples, Pears and everything is fresh
daily.
TIL. 1m
will be delivered in Communitv Hall, cut Agricullural College is spending Darien branch of the Red Cm“ at the
on Tlllll'Stlal afternoon Dot. 9th by his holiday vacation at the home of Center pchool.
Miss Angcll of the Etonomic Bureau his parents on West Side avenue.
who will lot-turt- upon War Breads and w William Breather, who was injured
the substitutes for wheat flour Rye. George v M scbllchtlng, Jr. and while "flung m automobile st But
corn and oalt are amona some of ill? Terry lomliort who was his chief aid 19” garage. has had the [mm to,
r‘lllth'illulti- A terv palatable and when George tondut ted the Hickory moyea from the am' that was broken
tastv bread can be made out of oat- Bltttr supplv store last summer. are of! and expects to be able to resume his
meal. corn meal. some flour salt su- on a shooting trip about .sew Milford. work at the an" shortly.
ear MVRHl-il etc. to make a regular . ._......_.
bread douah This dough when drnp- (‘h harlcs ll. Petty of Raymond street M it was fined beg." through ms
9041 0n") a PM that is notified (an be was one of the sttccosslul exhibitors it? column‘ of a“. paper the services for
made m 0 breakfast "mm” some- ”1" “MW 9’ "‘9 W "9"" Connecticut the Congregational church will beheld
what ZIP-KEV H 'S true, and not V9“ Poultry Association in llanlmry this in the Center school tomorrow owing
ltandxmnt‘ Itvnki'lt'. that are the belt w-etk liin single (Lillb Anconas took to the “an.” to the heating ayntetn
that have «or thI PM?“ and "‘9" the following prises First cock first
are full or nultimcnt as no". Nttll'l toelterel first '
pulltt and 3000!“! millet ' - rs
lion and look don't often on hand in He also ”(we Jab“ “' Him, m of Mr. and M ‘
Rev. CJH. Hudson, a returned mis-
mum-s“
(let the
Ylkl-Zil
Smile
It’s Good for Your Stomach
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In Tablet For- Only.
At All Dv'fitifil, 50c.
sionary ‘ o! the Advent Christian
church gave a Very interesting lecture
upon “With the British Troops in Mes-
M” at the first Methodist
Episcopal church last evening. under
the auspices of the Christian lndns
trial league of the church. No admin
sion was charged but a silver offering
which by the way was' a very good
one, was taken up for the Y. M. C. A.
work.
Rev. Dr. Hod-on gave in graphic dc—
scriptlon of the activities of the Brit-
ish forties invlesopota-ia, and he told
of the way that the Turks and. finally
their influences were driven out from
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, d a silver cu tor the ' . - .
this 7“,“, "I which HOIDG Biblican hand ill Ill! ~l tiling» Ol‘ (10 nutrition ht M d] play D “Milli"! ?. 5010‘: 0; "Igflelfhtg, re WESTEB P'Lu
scholars mm" ”1.9 Garden 0' Eden nd lit?“ and the: bread as fried cakes ", "m y enisted < ' e gm ‘3'” mansion-nun».
from the description of that place giv- don I. luttk like lillltll, llul tilt v unrc find is national at Part Slocum. He ew¢$fflf p.
en in all of the old works and also an. good 5 H ”mm" 8mm Chm" “' m" ’9 ”m d ’1" “a '” "’9” "‘41 ad‘s-unml
_ < l V 5 seat I
ironl Heoxrlllhlcal location .._..._._. . I, on (33:: Andtrson ”mm Rowav m" “m subject W the aelectivc dislt. “I” “ohm
Chrifltllnltr has has very time mm topllt-r Pay proprietor of the —-~ ' , 3' “M D I-
" ' Sunday Dec 2,1917 Moraine nor- Edwin Milton no le, chairman of "" ”mm'fl
chance to penetrate this spot during Eat-it Not‘wnlk Morin-t has just receiv- Hm“ a, 10.30 “I”, “mm”, o, the m. me mu "hm mid and author 0, mnmsm :
the Turkish rule. but since'tho en-
traneeof the British, however, it has
gainedl'nlte a number of followers.
Rev. Mr. Hudsonbas given mlecturc
somewhat in the same vein once be-
fore at'Norwallr. at the Advent Chris-
tian church, shortly after his return
from'Mauas, 'lndia, with his wtio.
where they had been located for seven
years. ”Rev.‘Mr.‘ Hudson was the head
of a large million school there and
expects to return to the same place he-
tore ‘long.
cd a~--.lotttr from ll' brother, Prank mons in the 59”" upon
Fay. who vim one of the drafted men ”.1 Question Ever Asked." That 0‘ and plays, recently contributed to the
who were nhtflt-d to the Rainbow di- Sunday morning will be “A Question Sunday Telegraph ot \‘etv YOHK an ar
vision shortly after the first batch of of Submission" ticle “PM the moving picture business
drafted men from this oil! N‘DOI'M at The monthly communion service from m. dramatist's standpoint.
t‘smp Del/ens. His brother reports will be held at the close of th‘c morn-
thclr safe arrival in l-‘rance and says in: we ‘nhlp.
that Ibo. is wall and feels"lltat he is At 11:50 the Bible school will hold Camp Devens for Thanksgiving day, W
going to get some action at last. its3 weekly session at this hour. told several of his friends bowhc was
Owing to the censorship nothing more 3:30 lllt' lunlor C E. will meet in shifted from the position at barber to
could be said about the trip across nor the Sunday school room diam trenches and the last move
any ports that they might hatt- landed i: 30 the Christian Endeavor devo- which was readily, has landed bin in
at. Mr. ray tut already shipped on Mount meeting will be held The inv- the depot bits-do.
brother, who is in the engineering 9" meeting committee will hate this
"i he Great- "The Squaw Man," and other novels
no c,.
Carl Brenner, who was in town from
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«Till: :ann‘ the remtlar mfl'ilns corpll, together with Joseph 3109“": ”“1“ "1 ch." 7”“ “8°" cm“ 7"“ ”fl" "in" D°°'°7' U. a"; t E
- “H" mnmissloners Will be another East Norwalk drafted man s u'Ol- whose family is living in town, end !
held, .' Me Christmas box of cigars and to- 3. 00 the second service of worship who is . brother of George J. Dooley o 1
bacco and other things that soldiers '07 the dIY- "TM W'Ydflhlv 0‘ B of the local MW“ Hornet, ‘8 93 ‘ I
M" and It". Ralph Fell” 0' 3" enjoy. it is expected that lllf‘ letters 1. ”0" '1“ b9 "'9 "MM 0‘ ”I" NI- peeling tobe promoted to It captaincy '
.Rowan “"98! "9 "19 WWI! parents 0' that he will receive from brolhcr will '0” "noon 3‘ "“9 “0‘"- Th?“ 1' B and to be bent. to Prince shortly He 3
a baby bolt. born November 1?. keep him in touch with what 1,, going cordial welcome for all at those not has seen service in the Web.“
- an tvicott. '
Mrs. Adeline M. Pennell of it First at the 0th" “dc _._ .1 The mid-week meeting on Wednea- flexico, BM u now at Charlotte, N. c. t i
street, East Norwalk, is confined to dav evening at 7: 45. Romans 8: will Dr W. H. Bishop of Darlen but been y’ i
behind with an attack 'of tonsilitis. ' be the Scripture passage for the eve- commissioned a major of the U. 5 ti 1
, - ”I! ..- nm Army, and but! been IDDOlllled stsrgt- . l
The dance or Mayflower Hook and i cal director of General Hospital No.1, ¢
Ladder Oompany will be held on no, i ””0 ’0“ “'4" “l" ”will” “i I'M” Columbia War hospital. Maul!” , a
day, December 7, and not ‘on the 70th, ‘1’ endowed 'm’ dramatic and ”“5“" Conway of Brookslde avenue has been
as stated in -’l'hc. Sentinel yesterday. alent? " “6' me to m” entertain assigned to the same unit with rank 3 I
. ~ , m0!" at "'0 H, "0“” °“' Tuesdav of sergeant as mcbanician in charge l E
’Sergt William Barnes of the 35th Inlght Dec. 4 3‘ ”‘51" "do“ “we“ of automobllc repairs ' !
Company arrived home last .evsning l by the t Flutter Circle, a young . ' - I
on a brief turloush which he is upend- 3"” ""1“" Jam“ l“ "WM "‘3 ladies 0 million of the Baptist Hem (“Mn ‘nnd mm, “o l... ’
mg filth gelafiyes on C3" PnSture "'99 in NPW Haven' ,Church, [01' "l? bend" of ”I? ROWfly' cenuy :ol‘d "left home on {be “we; : l
Beach road _ l Hr and Mrs. Taintor o! 'l‘okonclteI Lizelibrl: “gridsflzemgflmgr: Po” RM' are ”0' "flu in Phlladel- J !
spent Thanksgiving Day m New York bod Pew," l t route will b wit a phia. Mr. Msring was one of the that l :
111:3:wmozrizzncfépthgegxnfii long: successfinduwhicl? 'at. 1:"! 1:70 modern workers in concrete ln‘tbi". “:1
rived home set evening for a brief M" Brown of “The Crossways" '5 hundred people witnessed with much country, bringing With him from G"- 5
many a knowledge of that branch of
making extensive improvements to
fnsloush which will last until Sunday “WNW “a "“3““ m“ ”m‘ engineering. While still in the Fatb-
‘ night. He is stopping with rotating bin property there. .tbey are to give a play entitled “The
garland, he asperintendégl the
. -on Benedict str t. Sewing circle Meets at Hrs Har- ‘ .
09 i 1" Fairfax Bush h" closed his To“ tin' s,” besides vocal and instrumental tion 9‘ the torts “I Thorn, “k" at
The police have received complaints we“ “on" ”d returned ‘0 the city selections. The characters are known the outbreak of the world war, 0..
Which are being investigated about ‘0’ the winter. not oniv in How nylon. but also in Nm
people continuity breaking the look walk and Daricn, because of their dra-‘ ..
, , on the front. gates of the Fitch school Electric lights are being installed in matlc- ”may, The mum“; is a ll“ '
It ’3 ““0791! ”.18! the work is of b0]!l the West Side afienue residence of F' or the characters with their rennet-tin
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nud‘blooded boys.
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‘ who have nothing else to do to work C “mach" 3' pot-ts; ‘ "' “ ° "W ‘ '
ol tbelr‘nnimal Spirits: James F Lawton is erecting a sea Characters ' Matted M“ society. Btu make
. ~ . . ' . ‘ ' ' l ~Helenn‘. ‘ F
strata mm. c. l. Finch and farm W“ ‘t “is“ ”'3 “m” ”a” °“. “gleam”. “mm s m d V , 3 Hour” as “web as they.
' fir ot'm Point Randi spent Thanks- We" 3”" ””“e' EMrs. Martin. pres. oi the Missionary: , .r
': giving dny in Bridgeport in spite of , i Society—Harv splnln. . v;
the m a“ Mrs. finch '5, suifer- Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Petty have Mrs; Dodge treasurer of the Mission. ' .. ,
lag from . were born on her right been entertaining Mrs Susan R. Petty ”y Society-Lillie Raymond. ANB DH ht All i
band which “R ”MVP“ W of Mt' Vernon, N Y' Mrs Badler. the Mlnieter’s Wife— }. WIN“ I. «1% 1
Illht. 1mm some boiling grease in , . . Ruth Oakcs. _M “W“. .m ri
nawsrtt King sud family haVe clos- . r N
which “‘9 V” Ms W" Miss Ella Peters, Mrs. Badger’s Sis-
ed their 'l'okenske home and will win
There i. ”mu” m mt a, 187'”‘-I“‘l .t Pelbnm, N. Y.
Pitch street that is' receiving some at-
ter—C. Green.
Mrs. smith Parish Tenor ma item "mm mm
bet- at the Society-Gertrude Bran.
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.y - In.“ "n.4,,” ma 0, We... , _ . fist “Monarch cushions, accurate ,
“mm m ”'e m “mu" also nestle, entertained friends from d" W “mi 3 ,7 - Wand cur-level mm “upward, accordin ttosmsad
. pm" autumnal-e m part 0! SI “"1"“, Sunday. Mrs. Bunce—E’liznbetb Snvaso. , - . 5 d m w dim. Mfr
‘.i.be roadwayaihktxo'doay‘that a lane ________ , Mrs. Mini—Lucile Brenda. , . "MEI-e caigns III , m mm e on
mole was Madalyn!» that doesnot In. ,0“ mm spent 3“,“; mm mar—Marlon Lynch. , l is all homes. M Y air;-
" h" ”1" w" WW“ “4 ‘t' with ber miter, Mrs. William Salter Mn- Since-“0"" WW!”- 3 “Quick Demoutnablc” Bruns- Expert book of33 games and
tempts to alwmr it n llabtuo “1“.“ R”, All members or the sum M! l wicks can be setup anywllcrewish " outfit of balk. cases,
it _ Icr some damage. ______- ety, ’ ‘ Wilt . mm 07¢ :Bmk_
um HQ)“ Craw oi mm spent With this list 01 characters, . this ”i g“! ”d med “W” I) Mt “c ’ give " t! /
Stanley mar. aunties”-
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lawns-«many Homew-
ado-fiber claim and refresh-
3m than and m were an.
surely will be the best play "or pre-
sented to a Bowavton audience.
Dayan 'sniov reading the books that Need no in ' It took well and ‘ .
you procure from the ltowavton 14-"... ML -- .
mm: Thea-Hiltwobirdswitbonc liaa “M .." 1,.“ {.3
"“" mm“mm”‘ M‘ha ans “manual-l5.“
the week and with ur. and in Jesse
Jarvis.
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Ilsa Olive Million or cross street
eatartalnotl tho—lantern or alarm
nicer Circle. my ave-hm,-
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