to.“ with We.” 3'
' i Whine, at Willow
’utnet, My. Little like More
~ Frances Bale. daughter of It. ‘
‘ ’ Ira. mar-ea. been m
. . with burnout, nu. serum munch-z
a" 3W", in. It the put two or three week. l g
“.mnrned with her mul-
m,
“rotatory left for New York on
the Unison-sum. Navy.
.3».i’|ortalim' humeredhheewm-
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A cottage prayer W";5 '3! At the Town Hell last evening there up“.
onto
lheld last evening at the was held a meeting, which promises m" Grate Willmott D! l fl "e,
J'Whlch “I” ”l0 “W" '“ Cheri” important town. where there in a com. ell of Norwalk
ltinne. A meeting will be held on pittee for the Connecticut Cannot] at
E ‘5 T , Friday evening at the bone of llr. ill-female. George M. B. Schllehiing ‘ Mir“: :luut of the Poet 30:20:: re-
-—--—- itinne on East "08"» “A Dr. 3"" we: the chairman of the meeting and ‘59:: Y :m : ' “In”!!! in
roll Moran will be the leader on that be acquainted his audience with the ‘ 0 on Broo n“
ii.
i ' . W3W~ ‘ ‘purpeee of the council and why it was In. William J. M. at, or
_ A lit. e colored hov. scarcely as N that Darlen was wanted on a unit in Man-Md avenue bu been visitinx
all his sled, had ! flue time 0' u "l“ the whole. After quite an interesting relatives at East Orange, N. 1., over
morning Mal med but find ‘o'm‘ talk the following committee was an the week-end.
errors the Wuhinswfl film" 5'1“" potted: George Si. B. Bchliehting. u". Willldlll 1. Wing. lf- 0‘
by ohlieint rmlfllfllfll- "‘5 ”9“" chairman ex-‘olilcio; E. ii. Boyle. H. Mansfield avenue, and Mrs. Thom”
w d the East Norwalk Tobacco {or a "dc V“ mob“ in “Ch ‘10:: 3' Cook. Frank Holmea, D" 0' 11- Nox- Reading of Maple avenue, with their
m bu received the following lei- “h” ‘9’" could "5m “flung 1’" Chm“ Benaetl, ClarenCe 3°“ little daughfen. spent Saturday in
_ ten ”mm, to the packages of ‘0 wish. . afield. Dr. Hansen. Jam" Willlml New York City. The little loiiu saw
hi ”can dent m Camp Devon and to William (‘lnrlcu “INN“: “main“! committee wll ”pointed to W'_ San“ Claus and his two. in the
m Terry for the East Norwalh no” w of Ear‘. \‘orwalk, sud now with the inate other committees necessary, nub- hit; stores, and their mother: also '13,
who the in service at cacti of these Quartermosten' Corps. of the U- 3- ice! to the approval 0! 3.1M“ meetiux ited line Etta Tooker “of thin tun.
m; Armv, has written to local relativei, to be held in the T0"! BI" 0” 75”“ who is undergoing treatment at a how
‘ ACltnD Devonn, Mam, Dec. 18, his. .11“! he is now motioned/at Camp Johan day evening the 21th at Wthh “me 9" pital in the city. '
Wand Dunnez— son, Jacksonville. Fla.‘ , article is invited to attend ‘13 prowl-1 The. ”um“ dressing! clan of m.
Received box from Express (Joni? The entertainment to be Kl"!!! to uent weaker: will bf“! evidence. Darieu much of the Red Crone met
tutti. today and have distributed bun— marrow eveninx at Continuum "3“ Min Allco Thom“ me it "'1 in“ at the home of Mrs. G. H. Norm your
1 Ille- to the men for whom intended. by the pupils of the .Marvin 801”“ teresting lecture upon "Savlnz Meat; gm” afternoon. 11m afternoon the
. lfsthe contents of the boxes are as will be Christmas sketchndcalled or Substitutes for Meat" hin it: do regular meeting is being held at the
, good as mine, you may be certain thev “tulips From The Yale L08" fl l’lom‘ mestic acience room at t e ‘ nter Red Croce may", The local chapter
1' will be appreciated. lees to he well attended. .Bchot)! yesterdnv afternoon to “Ml" in doing finely having recently sent
. A Merry Christmas and a Happy pom") Alvin Sayre has written twenty ladies. The slim attendance oil' ‘ “we be, of inertia work 10.
.‘Ill‘ew Year'and molly thanks to mu home to relativen that be experts to was due to the fact that the Ipecial France for launch bnblen. Each .0].
”I the other théuxhlful East N0!" have a 5 dav lurloulih from in; 35th Red Crosl matinee WEI Mill! held l“ ‘dier in Dorian when he leaves is given
V113 friends. Compgnv and that he will Ill“? '9“ the Stanford Thu"? Ind a number a complete outfit of knitted goods and
' Sincerely Yours. on Saturday .0 that he can mend of ladies were in .nltendnnce there. ‘ '9" filled comfort be; and thou
‘ IJEUT. JOHN KM”. Chriltmns hero. 'Miu Thornu prepared the “”0““ who leave before they can be—rmhed
The letter from Fort Terrv follows? i‘. H. “(mm o, 3;“ York, om. of substitutes which consisted of milk. will hallo the outfits and comfort bee
. To the people of East Norwalz— “ ' the cmplovos of the American La Den- egg», various cheese dishes, spuhet- cent to whatever comp they are .1,
, I wish to thank the people of East “"9 Company. has "moved m home it and macearoni. beans, peas and van tioned at. The principal wort of the
.Norwelk in behalf of the boys from "on New York city and i. now living ioul other cereal! and vegetables. chapter now i. knitting, m the inn!-
5, that end of the town for the boxes. .Thene dishes were all cooked while ing of ”"9"“ garments.
“ that were sent us, and we wish them . . um Thoma, who in lecturing under: ' _
:1: “W .:::.'l:::fl.::::“:. 3:..2'3322 W":c“.;::.r;::"'..‘:;::':..::
Yours Truly. "' “Wk "" M Chmm" bums 33:333....‘11... National Council of
The ban from East Norwnlk, per which m" will distribute to the poor 9:9”. was giving her lecture and
SUPPLY ‘SERGT. JAMES i. m; u... “9' 5“" “mm" at u... ('10... of m loam were nerv-
P. 8. There was one follow that i ”WM" Chm“ Amundsen 0' the M to the ladies present. A number of
ain't get a box for, his name It! Tony 35!" ”WWW" i" “mm“ a “no“? noleg were taken and route of the
Li Pirn. iurlouuh with relatives on South 0» recipen "m jolted do"! by the ladies
Young Li Pira will have a box sent born “em“?- H? will "mm ‘° Fort ”em" a. mu Thoma gave them i
to bill the tint! thing ' today} Mr. Terry tomorrow. ;
Dunne aid this morning. The reason No Reaction of the Ladlelr AuxiliarY‘
. that he didn't have a box sent to him or Christ Church will he hel
walbocaulle his name was not on the row an account of the closeness of
lchlel P. Dunno, who in at the
at ll Central avenue.
ill b u The mid-weeh meeting of the ..o.
won‘men in the ””9"” 0‘ fl :0]- Waylon Hamill Church will be held at
d tomor‘ Commissioner have been bury 9 ' the home of Ambrose Crockett thin
since the recent big snow fall on the "min" , ‘
: aeolian/where he reported for duty- in _
i ' t n t ‘ .2
dance “8an 00 ““3“?” ‘ '9 'l to result inn-tries being one or. the net-entertaining line ”We tell-
C .BY’S $38,,
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
' die ' COAT SALE no
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town roadlt. First the sidewalkn ere Ladle- interested in the making of
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Useful Articles
.Chl'ldren’s Hose Infant’s Goods
Ladies" Hose ‘ Bath Robes
Winter Underwear Long Kimonas
Woolen Gloves Silk Camisoles
Kid Gloves . 3 Turkish Towels
Windsor Ties Handkerchiefs
0
A. Dickerman & Son’s Department Store
diet lent to Mr. DunurI from East Nor- mt- holidaylt.
mm in Darinn for many yearn, thus
making it possible, at the town's ex-
‘5 h us- .
“I“ Mn. Harry Cunningham and non. of “Pm" by ”a" u h“ be“ t e c bandage. for the “d em "an". L/
quested not to forget the meeting'nt
the home of Mrs. Every. Thursday '
at 1:30 o'clock. . '
The directors of the Rowayton Free.
Library held their quarterly meeting .
with Mn. E. ii. Evory laot evening.
The young people are enjoying
coasting on the achool house hill.
it is hoped thata few more contribu- mm are”. are (5chth to return on
(loud-will be received today no the fin- fiaturdnv alter a two months' stay in
. ' - . ' de-
al work of aendlnll off the boxes \zaseachunetts. port-6.50;" ”’gfnifxfwtfi tr: get
nhould'be clenrel u not lat r tlan . _ 9° an 0" ‘ ‘ i
.thlo evening , ' 7‘ p P ‘ Re“ ”' E' “. ”m is m be me we“ ebout in comfort on the cleared willie.
' H r . . . "V ”3 ”‘9 “91"" “WNW this "em": Then the road-ocrnpper wall set to
Printe- Albert “allln of ludllc :tw- in the interest 0‘ the Rod (Yrosn mt‘nr th t"
line who has been spending a 48-hour "Mk levelling "’9 "'0' in e con
WSW dfl'e- or the roads, marine lt enler for
lurlongh from Port Terry with roll» , '
The Ladles' Aid Sot'iPiv of (hit Earl tennis and automobiles. “hen that
.tlvee returned to the tort this nmrn- The chamber are mullin' l f
‘ Avenue M. 7-}. Church is mcelin tl is . it d. thi. hm r was he?! " ‘ pane or
log. K ‘ W‘ “m" " ° “ ”e their annual Christmas feetivale. 'rllo
. . . ' pm or
On Bundav lilo 3rd. at both of the "WM” ‘°’ "‘9 "3“" "8“” m" "l“- b'm‘m’" '1’“ ”mm '3 llethodletswill h tamn
' :t'on. ; . nd it is limited to .- are an enter l 9."
thP l 0“ '1“? “tun" “ ” next loudly evening.
have all the permanent roads cleared ‘
lin this mannrr, to not good rumble If???“ Charles CW3"! of MCKlw
for the ndioininz towns of Stamford. m: nh::9:‘;‘::; : C": 3:: rain:
N (‘ nd Sorwallt. Dnrlen let u . wen
"v noun a ashore on Belle inland during a". m.
‘the other towns of the state an extin-
pic in establishing the oillre of Him Effigygi dzhlutzwfimr "trim
5 lute-inner and now sets them ' e 0 ere 113 ll“ '9
l'” m a large hole in her how which she res ’
‘ l n thi new Ian of ,
2:33;; mmlngl‘wnn s p ceived when she crashed into the pier
_ ' ‘t t on the Edward Brown place when
Mrs. Jamel H. Stevens left town “he is m beached. She carried a
._._ , ' inst erenlnl: for nit-bloom. 11:. Mr. mm, 0, “I“, ,m Mu", to m
- Mist Eatel a \V ebb has left town, af- -‘
mm C. Thompson. 81'le la ter npindingleome time in Norfield 'Stevohs has been there for oevcral Norwnlk Iron Works and the wet-nit
mouths service at Fort Niagara. N.‘ ' ' ,weeks_ Thev will remain in Florida of her “mo made the impact all the
L Wicca, morning and evoninc,
Rev. 1!. C. Hudson will occupv the
Whit It the Advent Christian Church.”
In the evening Game Warden Wilbur
F. Smith will show some very beaull- '
ful lantern .ulidell of india in conjunc-
tion with the talk that Rev. Mr, Hud-
son will give about hilt work in that
country. All are invited to attend and
‘It irmeczed that there will be a; Miss Helen Name u I99“ ll the
In”, en ance. week-end in Anemia '
7" Wt a short '“flnugh with hi“ ”i" Mrs. John Kellogg of ”1° 3"" Side for the remainder of the winter. more disastrous.
j 1mm". H. B. Morrell. of Van Zandt is about again after her recent illness.'
“Tetreet. Mr. Thompson {a now stallnn- Miss Susie humping," of the umyl—‘r—rwmw- — -- _._, ":3 , —-
«lint Jacksonville. Florida. Parish in the guest of New York; ' /
-—- w»— triends. .
m sunf “A N The Red Cross workers of the Sort
. , . ‘Slde will hold their weekly liewin l
“ session Wednesday.
f “ADE” OR GRAY ”Am Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey has closed} . ,-
her’Norfleld street home and left town}
“cw With sulphur it Darkcna So “3TH?!“ thehwint:r.! i fl : « . . I "“ ' lurbm. .
, _Mrolly Nobody Can Tell 1 9 mm“ W ‘ u’ “9” m9" “5 ° ' .. WWW. ..' l
“ . her kept her hair beauti. the Notneld improvement Association: T-sl I . ll‘n
‘ ed, $1088! and attractive will he held Tuesday evening. i Fm :
‘8 brew of Sage Tea and Sul- Relatives here attended the funeral: Wedtin ‘ 1 fit . '
l , . B.
We“: her hair took on that of Sidney Adams at his late home in! ““501”,; g 3, ,
. moor etreahed ”pavement-lagoon. Interment was in Wllg- ,yonngerwoman—hisznetnnd‘
mixture was applied with ton. ' abdomeurreduced l to Shelia, .
eflect.‘ By nailing at any! An "mi-me in petrolon has been re- m H "luau“. ;
. . ‘0" '0' W300! 3am ”“1 eeived by Mrs. Abbey-J. William of. Young may more (”gimme
‘5'??? Compoundr M will set {are mm Side. widow of Civil WII' Ityterzyouarcnolonzcr ’
39‘5““ 0‘ “m 0“ “'0 ”dpev'veteran, William Williams. and you zetiSatiaiaction and
W ”Yum" :dditlon "ffmex‘. The two children of Rev. and Mn. ' Value at most moderate prices
We reaytousc,ora t '
”to This film le mixture can John L. Shively, who were recently in ,Y“ m“, woresmorenomiortr W
W ' P . town are illtwlth chickenpox, at their able or “easy testing” comets.
ghdoendedapon to recta- natural We in mania, I“. H. , - .. 2‘
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W’ m Wm “‘3' ran-new County ram Duran! at its ""7“ :th _ “9"" ”‘5
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