' .Eflé!
NO‘RWALK
fir. and Mrs. James L. llnvt and
filly have moved from Danbury to
'yl’tle street, East Side.
Tho district commissioners will meet
an. evening as usual at the offices of
to plant on Bayview Place.
Leslie Davis, son of Attorney and
In. Leo Davis has resumed his stud-
.- at Phillips-Andover after the boil-
day recent.
w
lira. Marshall H. Tollea, of 194 East
[venue is spending the winter months
1! the home of the Misses Tolles, 25
Fairflcld avenue. South ‘Norwelk.
Corporal Earle L. Edmonds of 19
Gregory Boulevard. has been named
for the otllcers school at’gamp Devcns,
where he is located, bowing left here
some time ago. .2‘
Rev. Oscar Stewart Michael. l’h. 1).,
will officiatc at the holy contmamion
and prcuch at. Christ churc'l on Greg
ory Boulctard tomorrow There will
be no evening service. '
I
The manager of the men's clue: of
the East Avenue Methodist church are
so pleased with Mr Wilson's lcctures
at the prophets, making what was to
most of the class more namcs stand
out as strong living personalities, cop
able of crying out against the evils of
today as in the age in which they
lived, that they voted to continue the
study for some weeks to come.
The dance Fl'l'i .‘llf‘l’il lit-Ill li'.’ the
Mayflower flock I} lfiil'lfti' (“many
in Community Hall last ci-cninu was
’, well ai‘lcmled and install until :1 late
hour, the dancers never secming to
tire o thc exceptionally tine music
farnla ed bv Gracc Bros. w-r-hcstrn.
he fmvvmitton in chorus» 0' film (born
7.: Harry Waterbury, Harry Cun-
ningham,. Ernest Kosmecki and Frt‘d
ll. Wheeler. The regular meeting of
b company will be held on Monday
evening. .4 ,
Private Earle Baker of Fort street,
who is in the aviation section of the
flgnal Corps. and who is located Lt
arm Slocum loft this morning tn’rw
tlrlito his company aft'ir n iii-‘0!" fur--
loagh here. The members of the of-
” force at. the Standard Oil Plant
where Mr. Baker was employed be-
?ole his cniistment gave him a slipper
at the ilntul :Mahackmo last evening
at which time they pru-scnterl him with
. a smoking kit and other things that go
with it. 'he party broke up at an
early hour and was quite a merry one.
The lccturo by Miss Elizabeth K.
hell, which was to have been given
Iller the auspices of the East Nor-
wllk Imprx' vow-1t A :‘ulf‘l'llv' :t at
'{hmmunity liail on Tum-(lav. the Rib.
ll- bcen postponed indoniloly bo-
cactle of the lack cf coal at tho hall.
The postponement 'of this lecture
may who had looked forward to an-
other lesson in tho use of substitutes
son-that more of the necessary things
can be conscrveil and. sent to our Al-
flu and ourbnys at the front. liut
Hts Augcllwill come to East Nor-
iflk later on when the coal supply is
M plentiful and will dclfvcr her lec-
-‘l-e then. The date of Miss Anzcll's
nit lecture will be announced later
to. in this column.
She'East Norwalk Tobacco Fund is
h—Ieed of money as there are about
Ween more men from East Xorwalk
fi whom tobacco or other things
“it! be sent, and they. the commit-
” In charge ofthe fund, will be very
fl if mm contributions are given
vale fund. Some people should be.
‘10 give something towards this
“every week, even if it were not
than fifty cents Fifty cents a
from twenty people would en-
, the committee to till a number of
. é?“ ahead of time and deal them out
at so often to the East Norwalk
" lidiael P. Dunne. whose bard-
atore on East Washington street.
headquarters of the fund, has
letters from men who have
‘ .. to the committee telling them,
,alltefalmeyarelbrtbotcbacco.
' theperaondoanotuaetobacco
isotherhulathllaatlstwore
along in the tobacco?! place. The
atlastNonalkal-etheones
‘guttbacudtt thiatsbaectnnd
mule-nap
»lbeshellofaaoaanietoo
'5!”th tit-am
I Mean“;
ones as a disappointment to a great.
Wtheao bmeaand whobave'
John A. Fairbanks is cutting ice for
bliss Emma H. Dclsfisld on her es-
late.
If. it. Lord of the U. S. Navy has
been at home for a few days' qu
iough.
The Christmas exercises of the
Methodist Sunday-school will he held
tomorrow evening. "
Mrs, W. E. Gifford of Worcester has
born the guest of relatives in town
over the holidays.
The annual business meeting of the
Concrcgatlonal Church will be held
tomorrow morning.
Miss “and Punselt of harm ave~
nue in «his to be about again, after an
attack of tho grip.
"alum Britton lily of Mont-
clilr hos n‘tivcd in Noroton, to spend
thc remainder of the winter.
,va:
Irving C, Hall. a well known Bridge
port hnri‘ont‘. utilising at tho lit-tho-
dist (‘hurch tomorrow morning.
John ll. (‘1.1nmins, 5r, was a visitor
at his ('oih-nm-r's Point home ycStcr-
c.»- find i- mrncd to New York M
rill.
// 7"-
is’ in".-."'=. director of the Nit-illo-
dist {“mrcl. ('loir. is planning to Main
rel‘c‘w‘m's 'cr an inhaler cantata
shortly.
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llct‘nti‘c of the fire Thursday, the
patriotic rallv which had‘ been plan-
nod to ho hold in the Town Hall was
postponed.
Sir-r. Fr'tnk i‘isiwr of tho licichts
has rcturncd from the. Stamford lim-
pitai. much bcncflttcd by recent trout-
mcnt there. '
Attorncv limlacll Poricr (‘lnrk of
Stamford was in town Thundav. on
business and remained to help the
firefighters.
The skating is remarkably good on
the Noroton River, all the way from
the Glen Terrace bridge'to the sitc o.
the old bottling works,
”M .i. Falrhanki hos nddcd on
outside chimney and attractive fire-
placc, constructed of native stones, to
his home on Leroy avenue.
.lnscph, son of Mr. and Mrs. (7. 3f.
Goal of Noroton, who is a student in
‘llobnrt College, at Geneva. N. Y., has
enlisted in the aviation corps, and
adds another star to «this town's ser-
vice fl lg.
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What. ccrnc near being another son
ous fire occurred in tho house hack of surely know. This much seems to s. Ravayton avenue lutnl‘m.’
the Congregational Church. Plumber.q
were working in the cellar thawing
out water pipes, when thf-v overturn
ed their torch and not fire to thc
house. l'hn flrc depnrtmcnt was col!-
cd but before it arrived the fire had
been put out by the plumbers.
liltillllllovr ' ‘
“SYRUP or fill” ill
um All towns
Give it When Feverluh, cum, BiliOua,
For Bad Breath or Sour
Stomach
Look at the tongue, Mother! If coat-
ed, it is a sure sign that your little
one's stomach, liver and bowels nccd
a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
When peeviah, cross, listless, pale,
doesn‘t sleep, doesn't eat or act nat-
urally, or is feverish, stomach sour.
breath. bad has stomach-ache. sore
thhoat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a
teaspoouful of "California Syrup of
l'v‘iss," and in a few" hours all the
foul. ctmstlpsted waste, undigested
food and sour bile gently moves out
of its little bowels without griping.
and you have a well. playful child
again.
You needn’t coax sick children to
take this harmless “fruit laxative”
they love its delicious taste, and it al
ways makes them feel splendid. ‘
Mk your drought for abottle of
“California 3' of Figs," which has
direction- for babies. children of all
sacs and for maps plainly an the
l
i
r bottle. Beware of counter-felts sold
here Tobeaunyougettnegcaulno,
site-stint”. made ””0111.
”When—.7.” m
other/kindwithcoatcmpteuv.
* flat the may vs»
, from the atomic“ lhspitat.
otter treatment for an injury received
about four months ago, baa removed
with his family, to Brooklyn, for tho
winter.
improvements in the sanitary ar-
rangements are being made at Fitch's
Home for the Soldiers at the Heights,
which necessitated tearing out some
woodwork in dining hall and kitchen
and putting in metallath,
: 'Rudolpii'and Richard children of Mr. con-pony. it "‘as ft'al't'd that the time will be administered at. the close 0:
WW ”I, t! m
1mm Met m tam To
'M-ecrm. they «sold ma 4:“ inio a
place large enough. so tiny isnutedi.
ataiy begun .9 i'.f'lt-‘ 3' L’l' y-znrm-r
raking tor the use of the Sartre k fir
may. Tile govcrnor re '1 a {NH-1')“:
iaplv anzi on Friday uig’ t, Pineal-3r,
2, the Dorian Home Guards held firiri
first indoor drill at the I'iorwaik Ar-
mory. After their first drill at the
Armory and the- company retired 3;;
the company rcom. a surprising event
tor it place, here (‘aptain (‘mrdon tland-
ed in his resignation as the captain of
the local company. as he was to leave.
A shadow of gloom was cast over the
I
had come
m at m» M at the heme
“3.3.510". It is desired that the
women of Rowsyton should ant-z"...
these meetings to do "their bit” .v
there is much help needed in maxim,
bandages, etc.
ROWAYTON BAPTlST CHURCH
Henry E. Audubon. Pastor
Sunday. Jan. ii.~r.‘».it.rning worship at
10:30. "The Lure of a New Begin.
hing” will be the theme of the ser
The ordinance of the Lord‘s Supper
u‘"
in
“Quality Shop”
south lorwslk.
Annual Clearance Sale
when the Darien company the morning service.
to disband and all their alerts .
But such w“ not the ““9. m Sunday school at 11.50-The stud
and Mrs. R. Grelser of the Heights. wax:
are recovering from ‘a severe illness. 10",
Mr, and Mn. w. y; mama and the following drill night the men 19- tor the first quarter of the rear
their daughter Miss Belinda ”a", boon found at their command Captain will be from the Gospel of Maria,
' ' Wheeler. who was a former livut' nan! “John p“, area the We for es '1’
”many guests 0‘ {films in town in thc Darien company. The eerie» of Mark 11': i th 1 y 1 SJ 3 '
‘ “w cvents as they happened were as lolv, ' e e‘ esson 0' “n ay.
Military authorities are looking for lovw: On Friday, November 2. the Da- The 0103""! 597““ 101' the day 'dl
three local men who failed to turn in rich Home Guards held their first it: 4:30 With the Christian Endeavorers.
their quv-stlonnaireHNatale Florino “"0" mm ”d
(‘oxdon rcsl n
of thc lit-ights; Clinton F. Lawson of film.” 0: ‘
id as. their commanding
Noyember 9, Captain
hue and John
'iieights.
F. (‘ondry of the in the Barton company but who was is to be the topic under commentator.
later given 1hr captaincy ofb tlwhxolgo- Should the cold wave continue, tnn
ton company was recalled y t e a t ,. ,_ , ,
‘ rirn company and given the posillml services wilI ll be held in the Sunda';
The Home Bank and Trust Com- lcft vacant by Captain Gordon. Aflcr 5"1’001 “’0'“-
pany has moved its office into the No- ?!” event 0' Captain Gordon's ”Sign"
i' ter (‘ m ' -. l (W f b i- mm the local company was starting to on W
roton \ a ' 0 Wm" pa ‘0 "a fail to pieces but they were quickly
ness. The Stewart store has moved pulled together by the quick wit of
into the xhlm-k whpre [hp Cantroll llr. Wheeler. Altcr passing through
store is. Gum.” Vclic has opened his military drills for at least two months elected by the flows
'to e wie ‘ lh 9t ‘ i i l unllcr Captain Wheeler, on ilcccmbcr day
" T 1 r~ e " ”"273”! eectr cu ll. the whole company reserves and
llbill) Will. all were inspectoi by Colonel Fowler,
ednesday evening at the home oil
Deacon E II. Every.
yton Baptist Sun-f;
school for the ensuing year:
. bad luck , the company haq again secretary, Hilliard‘Mbrecht; assistant
(‘hnricr ll. llinc, scrretarv of the work“! up courage, until today they secretary. Mavis Sccflvid'
State Board Of Education. "WW" that arc back at their tasks, working as 18- Franklin Mechelle; '
Dorlcn'n population is now M93, al- htlrinusly as they ever did and were W Lynch
‘though nohodv in town seems to he?” "V" known ‘0' . ' I i .
with him unless possibly the presi- c°'°" Presented. The. annual vbusincns
' ' On Sunday afternoon. .luly ‘29. the Rowayton Baptist church which was
dent and general manager of thc Boos- l:
(-nl company wit“
tor (‘luh The correspondent would Home Guard
likc to think that Daricn's population tilt-W bring
. h . or.
:m'! 3710:: '39? doll‘lled “111'th T“ R" watching t‘w- progrcss being modc by lees.
n ”l ' u 0' or U " “R the what was then a new born com Rev. Henry E. Anderson received
"at"! for the truth lmncls him to curl- pany And so 0 Mint tlficrnoon with ,
. ' ' ‘ w .
hi4 cnthusinsm. and state that Mr. rim weather conditions helm! ideal. a 0rd Monday 0' the dual of 1”"
treasurcr.'
and l'nit-«l Status flags,
donated by Mr. F}. l). 3i, was adjourned to m9“ at the "3‘”
liimi's plan of Pllimailnz h. probably paradc through tie maln streets was b’0‘hl'r‘ln-la". ‘3): .. w Denim, in
,, f. it 1" , ill il (1 residents iuid and from which the company l’oquonnm-k. Conn, on Spud“).
"' "u ' M" 0 M” an ‘ murchcd directly to the grounds on nwemb” 30.
who know this. community thoroughly ”no, avonuc, where they n,“ 'em
on pretty well agreed that «.000 in through a few drills and nftcr which ----~-—----
‘ about as much as we can claim. while ”it“ I'Olnrf‘ . W9“ Dfl’til‘mvd by E. 1".
mm, think that 5,000 is all, Mr. lilnc's Smith. will! an appropriate address. ‘
r-xhlamtion. in rcsponsc to a recent in- . , ’
onirv in this: in 1910 the population - - '1’
of thoI town by census count wan 3: A}
9m, and that year there. were 579 chil-
dren of school age—4 to is, .\'ow there
are .l,0'H childrPn of that age: thorn-
forc. as in 1910 the proportion of chil-
dren to the whole. population was i
to M115. thcrcfore at the present time
there must be 8,815 times the number
of children. which is Milt. The writ-
er's opinion is that. whereas in 1910. "° "'
.thcrc may not have been many faml.
lies with children enrolledman unfor-
ttzmtc choractcristic of native New
linnlnnl sinck—invtho past few years { W .
tl'r‘rc liar. been a large influx of fot~ “'19- Hannah 001M" 0‘ EMMY" Ml“ Mn" Ruff 0’ Yonkrrn
timers from Central and Southern spent (‘hriatmaa Dar with Mr. and “w 0' be" “m" 3""- ”“9"
rs. E. H. Evo . ‘
Fin-ope. who hnvc lorre families of M . '7 1 Harry Simon spent the weekend
in Iron. and therefore. rlzilc the . . .
‘lnlllll'! child mpulation has, undouht- 5"“ Gladys Mill! 0' Highland th‘~ "uh friends in “Ochnwkin, \. J.
mi.- doubled. it Is not at all likell hue 1' mill“! Mr- and MP3. Wile
that the adult population has also flushes 01 Brooklyn.
Leizhton Bishop of liartford'is visit-
ing his mothrr.
i
3 Floyd Roscoe spent
friends in Stamford.
x 1
Mrs. Ernest Varian and [children
isiting out of town
Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. William Sohl hrti’c re
, turned fto New York.
’ . .
Private Harry Seller of Fort Terry Frank Kelley returned to his studies
visited Mrs. John Sniflln on Thursday. M Rutgers, Sunday "'3'"-
.._.—.._¢—
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Manor of Brooklyn
are visiting relatives on Park stcet.
more than doubled. The “Flag“ pro- “ d M .Cli; d C tblll f R
. . r u o 0-
portion of child?“ WOW" "W mu ‘ r "' "" ° ML. um i i. t I
i! 1 to ‘ or 5 and probably this normal wayton avenue, are entertaining q" n r " o I 0' Stamford was
Droportion now Nevalls here as elae- linens from 0111 Of town. ;a guest M Mm Ethel Crissey, Sunday.
at this drill Captain in charge of the first part of the raw l 1
ing. “Christian Duty and Privilege.’ 5
Tokencke, George Toth of Leroy ow- \X'l-(wlt‘l' who was a formcr lieutenant Becoming a Christian." Acts 2511345: ‘I
The mid-week meeting will be. held! 2
The. following officers have been?!
. WILLYS-OVERLAND Inc.
Superintendent. A ll. Pleveriey: as-é .
it. s. A., retired. sum till-iv spell of “Man! “Dr'flmmdcnh P3. 11- ”0in? ;
pianist, MarionI
meeting of
lvrmmttpd With the called {or Monday evening, Dccemhtr‘
Smith, who was kcenlv and eagerly of the president of the board of ll'lls-‘
is the f-
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Select any one of the hundred models of histogram used Overland;
and Willchnigkt and other niake cars now being shown at
one are use on snow
And until April lot we will
_ STORE YOUR CAR FREE.
if in the spring you decide that you would prefer to have a new
car we will arrange‘with your local Overland Dealer to credit you
with your deposit on a new car-$553 1:
Broadway and 50th St t. N Y
... 0.999 .Eveninc _ Durilrczeshoavwgel?
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Free Delivery Low Prices
BECKMAN N ’S
N ORWALK’S LARGEST GROCERY
‘ We Carry a Complete Line of Stable and Fancy
(.rocerles. We Will be pleased to receive a trial order.
Ayrmour s Pure Leaf Lard. per lb. . . . .- ..... - . . . . .
Vervfies‘t Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality). .
N... 1Royalradiometric;tuners'35.»; to. so:
Chaileunill nd Coff .f , 3 .
, New Pacft Ce ee ormcrlv Go now ..... 22c
om or P . ......... . -. . .
Broadway Brand Tomistoggtfgl!‘ can . . . . . . . . Jig:
Japan Race Very good value) ........ 3ibs. for 25¢
(American Mixg‘terli-udv' lie lb """" 12 “l. bags 93c
, . r .- ...... - - .......
. Watch this space for bargains. . ' l c
,+,A.F. Beckmann &C0.
83 & 85 Washington Street ,.»~Pilone‘ ms
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BUDB AND FL
Owens m cooxmc.
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land cream being served,
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The little Williams lad, Who was The French Canadians" are said to
hurt quite 5“le in a coasting ““15"“ use the acid flowers of the redbud, or
0" 31'3th Ha". the other day, I“. Judas tree, in salads, while the buds
89"“! 31°“! as V?" 3' possible. and tender pods are packed in vine-
gar. Honey locust pods, often locally
called "honeymhucks," contain a. ‘
sweethah. thick.‘chce.~'elilte pulp, which
is often eaten Those of the mesquite
furnish the Mexicans and Indium:
with a nutritious food The Creolq o.’
.-
. Robert .K. Sponer, one of New (‘an-
arm's honor roll boys, has vhven made
a first-class private and transferred
to Battery D, C. A. 0., at Fort Terry.
While coasting down the Main
street hill with her brother Paul, the
where, making the total population 5,-
000 to 6,000. But it's only two years
till census time and then we. shall
The Rowayton Stove club held its Y
weekly session at its headquarters on Y
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smith spent New
car’s Day with relatives in New
prk. ,
other day, Miss Hildcgnrde Ziesmer
met with a painful wrench of the knee.
it occurred in her attempts to assist
in turning out for an. oncoming sleigh“
Louisiana, famous for their cookery
are reported to use the young buds of
the ssssafras as a substitute for okra
in thickening soups.
!
—- . uwrence Coleman of Ridgcflcld hon
William Plnkney “1° ‘5 '9"an l“ been spending some time wuh rcln-
the U. 8.0Navy is confined to his home m.” in town.
on Rowayton avenue with limes-n.
sun. however. Jinx-lea will be in the
"Jivcr 5.000" c'nss. and entitled to two
rrm‘o~u~r.tztti'.'cs in tho Gcncrul Asscm-
lilv :tllf‘r i920. ’
Willis Weed arrived home on a three
duvs' furlough from Camp Devens,’
saturday, ‘ '
THE- pROfi°=°8 or TllF'
"ARIEN HOME GUA
llv E. .l. (‘hnriott (‘V I .
""m "uric-n ccmonm- of the more \i d M ' "' ‘
" . . . rs. Henry Hegelczn of
H 1 f" 3 flung-dc, mnv li‘ classed as . . -. ' 1' an
5333'“: 1:“: guns: mmpnnlng that has Many pcoplc of “‘0"!th are “a" 'horwalk/ spent Sunday at the home of
MM. hvcn orgnnlrnd in u". mm... The im: from frozen water pipes due to the C. F. Mead. ..
Raymond Andenmn had the to start-3
R03 une to cut his hand badly one day last
" week while working with a Scout SXBJ
mm", ,1“ m, which mo company was continued cold spell which we have; _
r .7 .i u not known totho writer but had. ‘ '
‘3' 113:»:is‘kn0w that ""1 [mm division , i A. L Dickens has returned from
1,}... Wm“ in. ma month of Apr“. . spending a few days with his family
saw“ it”. time M organizing the boy's Ambrose Crockett has accepted a
“-M faintlp -.;n the company took so position with an aeroplane compfny in
mm intorcst in huvlnr Daricn claim Philadelphia. - Mr. Crockett left last
or honor of being on" of the best week. ‘ ,
«Mini companies in the stain. that
”w" lamp to drill two and three ‘“ . .
”my. a work, i'l drilling“ was Mr. and Mrs. Mcrrilleld and son
' 'mmrhv done by huh the turn and Fred spent the Christmas holidays
'l‘cir able Captain Gordon. After a ‘
noriverrf two months the men found
.‘mmmlws to be learning the manual
rt' o'rm vrry rapidly and that they —* —
worn lwccmio-z wry proficient in the Mr. and Mrs. Hart and daughter
"Tl-""71? fl '"" “rm-l- TM“ gave them )lnry of West Side avenue. Visited
‘m'rc encouraeement and they went at
it with more vim than over.
The Time Allctted for Drills.
Undcr the new law the guards are
only “"0"“! ‘0 “Tl" 8“ “ml" and ' Mrs. Horace 0. Mills has returned lly were New Year Day guests at the
half and on one dsv or night a week
“comm, 9mm”. That “w m," in- to her home lutflousatonlc, Mass, af- home «1 Ir. and Mrs. Frank E. Green.
.0 PM." a few months ago but at the ter a sevbral days visit with relatives
ht whim: of tho homc guards no law—in this place.
governed the number and length of
the drills. This being the man. the
l cal company began to drill twice a
week. on Tuesday night they would
drill on the Voxon Field where they
had placed r-Jcctric lights .i and than
on Sunday afternoons at the Lanny
avenue grounds. The driilq cl’d not
.last only for one hour and a half. but
for two and three hours. and on those
hot summer" afternoon. the men
in Salisbury.
William Reddington of New York
lcpcnt the past week with his parents
on Smith Ridge.
ti~i~l
. Services in St. Mark's Church are be
"M Mr and 1“”- Macxewe of Gard- ing held in the Guild room, in order to
“’- N' Y- , conserve the coal. .
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Mrs. Ann Bishop entertained on
with relatives in Mt. Vernon .on New Belleci m so” of Norolon Heights.
Year‘s day. . ., '
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bowie: and fan
i ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Claude Seals of New
York mt New Year’s with Mrs.
Ir. and am. John Sharer celebrst- gm... man, in. mlurs. n. 13.
ed their 50th anniversaryon {yew-14m
Year's day Many good wishes were
extended to the couple by their
friends. I
! James Thomas. who was recently
itranalamd from Camp Daven- to At-
;lantmarflvedhosuellonfiyona ten
lies lactate Taylor (In. J. dart-mm'
ieylanneraformaty of Toke-she;
v
alight have refused to :w'drilli? made a his bit attbe Criteria-rm Kr. and In. has c!
that on m wot i? w 'a" t .- l
perspiration folloltbatrm m MUM" 7"” M’ l“ "a"? M V“ ”at ‘3‘ m
in about September the law went into W” T” ”I” was "in“ 37 3- Ir:
elect. and this twice a week drilling Hartley 3mm . my man.
as rat down games a week and on ‘ , , ; ——-q- ,r'
"917m!“ l , Abvucbsftbsmnadcnm Thomas-sunflow-
Iuaelntavaatl Emu. .
“a." ,wasngstthgeoldtbohg , mat-(Mun. Tummy “Dom.
m. m , ydttiioatdoo‘i'aud WW M. . *tWW
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lteudered a miscellaneous shower at
New Year's day. Mr. and Hrs. Sands
and In James. Reddlagtoa. co’
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"d 8 1°“ °‘ N" ‘ : oppose DISCHARGE or ALIENS.
.‘liiss Helen Leslie of New York iii
,the guest of her sister, Miss .lanct
‘Leslie. The other evening she was
vrasnlx'o'rou. Jan. bonfir-
department will oppose cvery atl'ori of
men already drafted to obtain dis~
charges on thc grxnde: of alien'cii
zenshlp it was learned today.
Notification that rev-rs! men in Na-
tional Army comps had made applica—
tion for writs of liabeos corpus for
their release as aliens caused the
udge Advocate General's odice to
Irule that "decision of local boards
'1) n net-lion of '1' .2:
A delightful littleyhouse party was 333 co‘lmluslvpi' C1 119""! l D is final
held at the home of Mrs. Anna Bishorm AdlIUInt-Generad McCain has order,
Railroad avenue, on Cristmas day. Mil-rd Camp commanders in every case to
sic. an appetizing dinner. and all the‘flflht the matters out in the courts.
oliitv that oes‘ with the season, was» "—-
ln’evldence. 8The guests wereM rs. Ly- _ NATURAL GAS.
out Smith. Mr. and'urs. Mel'shol! and 5mm EM ‘8 probably formed in
Miss Mamie Gordon, all of Brooklyn. the 9'3"" by a Process of natural dis-
witb Mr. and Mrs. LeVi Brush. Mrs. Dilation from animal and vegetable
Rutherford Waterbury and family, and remains 0" Wt Ecological epochs, and
Mrs. Wm. Weed, who, with the house- ‘5 nearly the same product as in dia-
hold, numbered about twenty. “HP-d from coal in the retorts of gas
factories. only instead of the heat of
While driving up Main street. and fires the internal heat of the earth,
about opposite Ferrera's store Friday. aided/perhaps by chemical decomposi-
a team belonging to the Wow I: Dur- tion, has caused its formation on a
you Co, and driven by Mr. Unterrein- magnificenccnt scale,
or, was frightened and started to run;
Mr. Appleby who was, also in the wa-' If the provisional gchmment in
non, jumped if, but Mr. Unterrciner Petrograd would hand oht provisions .
continued it hold on the reins. The it probably would gct along better.
team proceeded up North Main street.‘ A
and at the first turn made it so sud-‘5
denly that itr. Uutevrclner was1
: thrown front his seat. lie was unconc
scious for a few minutes from the ef-i
feet of the fall, otherwise he was un-;
Muted. The horses were prevented ;.
the home of Mrs. Bardell, Stamford,
:dVFflllt‘. in view of hcr approaching
marriage. The affair was greatly cn-
loved and was a dainty compliment to
the young guest.
- -»_.._..
from running farther. ’rne bobs were;
fa partial week.
’wouau auvvm was: 82.15“”
WWW. ., an. 1.4m“. .
of mad drags were given the.
tea m Incl-I, an m ‘
a” m to on em a. so. In...
, it!!!“ {so lotion-we out.
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