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m will meet as usual on Thursday .
Moon.
“the regular mid-week meetings will
, “held at the churches on Thursday
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-~lonary Society of the East Ave-
,flo M. ii. church is meeting at the
fine of Mrs. Daniel L‘liommudieu.
Cards have been received from Mr. '
“ Mrs. William P. Rhodes oi Bridge
é. "you, who are making a trip through-
W‘ -fit New York. Mrs. Rhodes was for‘
flatly Miss Jessie Medure Lisbona ot
, , d 81. John street.
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Winona and film. Leo Davis at 15
”In street. which was practically
“led when water pipes burst there
“flout a Work ago has been going on
“ ._ last as it could be done and it is can,
W that it will soon be completed.
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" S’ny met for th'élr regular monthly
’ 1"."an last evening at the quarters
1‘ the company and transacted routine
f“. ass. There will be no more
h. it until a supply of coal has been
3?; “on at Community Hall so that at-
Wig!” may he held there. Reports from
L ‘bment social and dance were tur't-
4“ in last night. The pinochle tourna-
t‘ ; ‘ 't is being held every Thursday
w? wing and started last week.
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Owing to the fact that there is a
. l‘sbvement on foot to conserve coal the
amnion of the meetings of the
file Study class of the East Avenue
.f‘fl. 1!. church , have been tmstwncd.
’1". class formerly met on Wedneso
"ihy evenings and the ladies Aid So-
” ohty on Wednesday afternoon's, but
‘ now the Ladies Aid Society meets on
., Thursday afternoons and the mid-
kmk service is hold on Thursday
inhuman so that so much coal does
”have-to be burned to lit-at the
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the annual mes-ting oi the , stock-
'uders of the East 'Norwalk Yacht
, M company was held at the office
«the Gorlmm Company on First
‘ihet last night. Reports for the last
"it?!" were submited, following which
In. James Golden, Edward E. flor-
h, Leslie Gamble and Edward M.
Wilden“ were elected directors for
t coming year. Following the 7‘“ r:-
I h the, dlroctors,.convened and elect-
“ the following officers: Presid'mt.
.y'm'd G. Gorham. vice-president, Ed-
, M M. Lockwood; secretary and
‘1. Wm, leslie Gamble.
The trolley service on the East Side
Ian thrown oif schedule by the storm
“y. The trolleys. many 0? chic-h
"fl not have any sand in their sand
he. so that the wheels could grip
1* rolls, barely crept along while the
.“fier was making the wheel's buzz
I'M at a rapid rate, ho trolleys
. of no use except to uht-iter one
therein and hall and from the
fort of walking through slush
se apertton walking along the
6 could go faster than t‘te trolleys
in”, One trolley car on Washington
“It was timed and it took it five
ten to go from the front of the
Name”: postofllce lo the front
the Sentinel otllce. \ ’
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n. Ainsworth with her daughters
. about "years old. and Hrs.
Kcyea, has been “(ltd 'hero
Jone time. and it was hm in Aug- lht‘m. write. see or phone (letters! II VI! t “the? WE! d”. and robber-i
1911, that the. child was. born, Russell Fruit, Draught of the Cm. boots were about me “(at thing 1., yesterday. it was consigned to him.
sonof Mrs. Reyes. which it is al-
wnt taken a. month later to
line. Ms.. and there abandon
flu. Ainswortb. questioned by Just-
the Peace A. W. Mamie-n and
. JurOr W. if. Snell. at flrnt de-
‘ allegation. but after an
s/grllling admitted that it was
Illa Dorothy. however. answer-
ssomo of the questions. declared
9 sh who had taken the child
non to Mlm.‘lltbougb
loud my mother Impaled
Vattack of the grip.
luue. There will be an election of of- “W 10“" ball buildin
,ficers and Red Cross sewing.
mum in this war.
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\\'ho does not do all his work by talk-
nutjority of us want.
picaszttre. crew-lul‘y Winn we rraiizc '
aim: l‘m boys are doing, who are in
:tbotr- t‘ts- draft age but for some good
t'ou can take the. p‘.l.‘ a U many (if
n' t waited
cone into it at the first call. You men
going to unowcr it?
take the/place of the men who _are
gone ant the men who are ready to
go? Are you going to carry out the
or are you going to let it fall? Do you
realize that the men of tomorrow ncco
your help, so that they can and will
he better men- Are you willing to do
your share? ‘
Norwaik when they ask you to become
their leader. You are capable of doing
it and you are not going to say or even
to acknowledge to”, yourself that you
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needed when you read this. The Nor-
walk (‘ouncil want to be in a position
to report to the boys that are in ser-
vice.‘ "Their troop is making good";
Everyone in the service write and Ask
how their boys are getting on, as a
letter just received.
they are getting along 0. K. and wish
i could drop in and see the troop now
and then. Have heard from some of
the boys."
having a commissioner who is one of
the best authorities on scouting, and
come up one night, a Week from New
die boy.
are you not willing to give up one
lead these boys?
.pcticrces with sd'ut
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‘ Mrs. W. i. Brant is much improvtd
alter a wet-k or so of illness.
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Many side walks are fill“ in data»? There are quite a number of (use:
gerous condition and in urgent and -..i mosaics and pneumonia in team.
of sand or ashes.
'l‘ilabilllL hut rarelv ever b
tcr than it was last seek.
sport is Very much in
young people.
' Born. Jan. 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Har-
P‘m be“Hold S. Demeritt of Washington. a
and ”‘9 daughter.
favor with: _..---
t' ‘Miss Margartt Reed has been quite
'iu during the past week, but is tun-
Steve Prince, of (‘ross street. is valescing.
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:.ble to be about again after being.
confined to his house with a severe
t The next meeting of t!l-~ “human."
.Relief Corps will be bold Jan. l-:, at:
”the usual 'hour. i
The belt Finger (‘ircle will hold
their meeting tonight at the home of The Executiw "Committee of the:
hire. Fred Sahel), on Highland aw” New Canaan War Bureau was held at'
g Friday even "reg:
William B, and Frank it. lirant of:
Stamford visited with their parents
Mr. and lira. w. t.. Brant of Baldwin‘
avenue, during the past week. '
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Many of the men of Norwaik want
'l do their share and help the govern.
They realize there
a satisfaction in doing something;
' pit asurc. T‘tis is to be only enjoyed
the turn who actually get into it.
il. l'.. Smileld moved the furniture.
and household belongings of W. PL?
Clark of Prospect Place, to ”ridge-|
port, last week. 5
Sands R. Roscoe sustained a fall on
the ice this week and wrenched his
shoulder. He has to carry his right1
arm in a sling. '
he man who knows he is honestly and‘ i
inr'crvly accomplishing somethinz. i
ng and wishing that he could donatome-
hing. Now is the time for a man to
't-iually use his self-starter, to gener
w the potvcr that hehas. and to ap-
tly that power to something that reat-
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Calvin Miller. who has been .~u"fer-
ing from pneumonia, in llw ban! sort
3 "mm” ’lhere is lu'y fm us all to pitul at (‘amp Downs, is now improv-
I\ ttvt- mam do our yharr‘! The bit: m: and is 9””qu to be around
. We . .
m (1.0 h strain in a short tune.
hink that t‘wrc is romt-thtngbesides I,
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and Ray ialtcraby, uho enlisted in:
the army servitl, the. Smith's “Jill"i
store at Stamford is now in charge of{
Howard 2.
Smith.
Me up inviting them up?
of Nuru‘aik who are
hr- .wt't ii‘t'.
’1‘” tin min
«a: t it they tannot got. into actual ser-
‘t-t- tlwrc is a. good opportunity for
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their questionnaires should be very.
prompt in applying to the members?
,of the Exemption Board—H. S, Weed
'of this town. or Dr. Tract-y or Carl A.
ilarstmm of Ntli'wiilk. and find ‘out the
Call-‘1.
it" tron who have gone into tilt. sctv-.
re 'i‘l‘o quoetiou is. are you willing
0 do it?
Eight or nine men, scoutmasters,
ave gone into service. They have
to be drafted, but have
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William .E. iirower oi Camp {Downs
has been enjoying an eighttlay in:-
lough at the home if Mr. and Mrs. W.
l. llrant of'lialdwin avenue. Part of
the time is being spent with his rela»;
tlves in New Jersey.
ire now rent-lying your call. Are you
Are you going in
‘ivlc work that these men were doing
Policeman Charles Kaiser proved
Saturday that he was an excellent
shot with the gun. ile killtd a big
hawk this! “as working havoc with
his chickens. . The bitl measured
.tre you going to refuse the. boys of three feet from tip m tip.
Miss Ethel Marlon Craw, daughter
of Arthur li. Craw of Norwalk, and
Howard M. ilossa, son of Mr. and lire.
Vincent ii. Boson of [locust avenue.
were married at the Cong'r-gational
parsonage. by Rev. J. Howard lioyt,
D. it, last Thursday evening
lon't want to. You know that you are
No ion has yet been harvested on
the Monroe pond or ilakerll'a-ttpanaw.
Mr. Loundsbury said y.3*-tcrduy Hill
the ice on Monror's was about l\'.'l'n|y
inches thick, but that he did not in-
tcnd to cut any just yet. as he had no
means of taking the snow off the pond
and would probably wait for some
'kind oi a thaw.
George Paddock, age 36, died of
pneumonia and cardiaodilation on
Friday afternoon, while he wot being’
taken to Stamford Hospital for treat-
ment. lie had been ill at his home in
the Pennoyer house for a little ove‘
a week. He was employed in driving
the garbage wagon for Harry Pen-
noycr. He leavos a wife and three
children in circumstances not at all
promising. The funeral service was
held at Lawrence's funeral parlors at
1 o'clock. interment was in Laltez‘cu'
cemetery. "
"Glad to heat
The Norwalk Council is fortunate i
who is willing at his own expense to
York and teach you men how to ban-
lf a man is willing to do that.
night a week. so as to know how to
The course is arranged so that the
work is very interesting, and inattrucb
ivc, and also a complete first aid
course. There is no expense. nor is
there any expense after you become a
scoutmaster. After you have complet-
ed the course. you will have actual ex-
oi the presnt
scoulmosters. The council requires
that at least two men he in charge of
every troop. so that upon the. event
that you will really want to be away
some night, your assistant will hold
the job down for you. ,
1l‘he Scouts of Norwalk have s
m. rd in standing, that they can be
proud of. They want to keep it up. it and sidewalks were flooded and in.
is now up to you to either help or diy passable because the gutters were not
courage the boys. if you want to help cleaned from the recent heavy mow.
The high wind, accompanied by a
heavy downpour of rain. Friday night
and early Saturday morning. flooded
various sections of the tow».
many cellars contained from several
inches to a foot or more of water. in
some instances putting out tires in
heaters. 0n East avenue. the read
ell, or Attorney Ira 0. Gregory, Sect-o wear if one wanted to keep feet dry.
tary. They absolutely need fifteen,
men. They want twentynvs. i
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in spite of the cold weather and
and the icy traveling, about thirty-
Germany is to give back w t sbejnve young people gathered in the 'an
bu taken. ind mm In mtg: with ‘ctst rooms of the name: church for
what Ibo had before the we'r. othoI'i-‘tbe monthly business roosting and
wise the lighting will continue. ;nocinl of the lpworth m. m
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evening. At the business meeting to-
Sow watch to: another boost in the ports from various oloot's and m
priceofoilsndussolinsJohnDJssmlttsss were rend. shown the
glzen away 05,500,900 to: war aid.
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I’led
.lesgue to be in good, conditlon and ”it!
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bdrm wzi‘t 2: {Phil . two-n i‘:.:t.t' No in“ or int. c, t‘lnttirc or antrll
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gallon urn-s you L t,m: toil in.t.r~ of (Villbittl‘lllig ltcnf, just where 3m. \‘.:
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t-roscnt- inn Perfection Heater. i". cry
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to your ‘groccr.
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“9”“ “(m worit. .\t the dose of roll WKNTS YOUNGE—R
fine work the members enjoyed a 30., MEN To REGISTER
clal time. A particularly interestinga
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game was one in which the special
days of the month were represented ‘___
by two persons, who were given a lim-
cent report of Provost Marahalficnvl
lted time to write a verse 0' 909”" ernl Crowder, as one of the means by;
concerning that month. it developed which a supply of men for the Nationvl
that there were a number of poets in _ al Army might be assured without
the company. The first prize was Laklnltdlhfse whohmlght have (mica:
. epen en upon t em. t con .
awarded to Miss Madeline DeForest done also. the provost marshal point-
and Walter S. Miller. Other interest- ed out. by exténding me an “mm
ing games were played, after whif'h above the pmcnt line offal. The
soup and suitines were served. it War Department has adop d the first
inhted that it
being the birthdayof meet the old suggestion. lt ‘5 95‘
cent of the league the social was made will add each, "M a ’/ ' ‘ men
to the draft available each year.
doubly interesting by congratulations Congressmen have been advised um.
um! tonsil, and suitable remarks in a further legislation would be necessary
to perfect and carry on tap no.1.
verse composed by the pastor. and Ihe passage of Senator ,t'bamber-
lain's bill with Administration sup-
port. is expected promptly in both
houses. ,
Another bill inlroluced bv Senator
Chamberlain Would provide a distinc-
tive badge or button for exempted
men.
The bill changing the mothod of
state. quote is believed to prc'ide n
more equitable'syrtem as it will eat-
clude entirely the enemy aliens. from
the basis. Enemv aliens were includ-
ed in the last draft.
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Mrs. E. J. Mills is visiting Mrs.
S. Mills, of West Side avenue. ‘
Newspaper Exclusion
Upheld by Supreme
_ Court at Washington
2 A "“V "‘ “”"V‘m “five“ "mm“ WASHINGTON, Jan. tit—rho on.
and it was unloaded in three hours. trict Supreme Court here today up
,Tlte quickest a car has ever been un- held the right of the Postmaster-Gem
lioadcd in this town. oral to exclude from the math tho
‘ Milwaukee Leader under the terms
. ’" ‘ ‘ of the espionage am. ‘
. There will be a meeting of the The proceedings brought by the~
State Council of Defense tomorrow MIIVIaukee Social Dentocrathi’ublish-i
night The speakers of the evening in: Company. which prints t 0 paper”
' v and of which former Representative
will be Judge George H. \osburgh Victor Berger as member. Wm, dish,
and Miss Runtz-Rces. Both are very misled. It was the first “,9, “be,
able sneakers and it Is expected the! ot the right of the government to ex-I,
a large audience will be in attend- elude a newspaper from the mails for
once. The meeting will start at 8:15 violating "1“ “"13"
-p, m., and there will be no admission
fee.
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By Mrs. Poolino as .
Husband’s Murderer;
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Nivens, who turned it over to the-
itown to be sold in quarter ton lots to
identification of James Lanria as‘
without a cool fire this week. Mrs. , .
E. S. Archsmdroth expects a at oi V.“ M by In. 3‘3““- “W-‘tb “-
8t. Itount's hospital toddl,
“‘1 in most any 4" now and it ll The visit to the hospital was made.
hoped "II! she will IO“ moo! ll (0: m w, m ‘Q ”m 0' m“
the nuiortsnsto people who «Inflammation. Louis was shot is the
‘8‘ it. ‘ on st them-lam hospdal. These
Inter will be can-ind by the ectroncrj
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people who-reed it. Had it not been for "99“.» the man whom “h, A”, .thot!
this coslmnny people wouldbsnboon and killed her husband in alight salt
to Lexington avenue. Sundav night»
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TheEsnofflseDEAFMustBe StirredTo Activity
but Uo Send You for The Mon-(icon For
10 Dayn’ Fm Trial The Den!
lfyonwillwsftouulst you on
hard of bearing and will try the
Aron-tiara we will send you. - or expensetoyou. .
‘l’bisolsr —m butlthnnnhodnwthsmis-nflngnsofly
”on“! custom": or us, whom but rlnrlyom- more.
I‘ “ . ”no ass-Von
obs bronchitis: luwtrumt for
mom free trial without deposit
cut .
nudity
CLEARINGI :
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2 (liters
Exceptional
Savings in All
lines
QUAUW
HIGHEST
ifol ll n56. or
warm ' I “MU" scrum
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l‘rcc llclivery low Prices
,2 BECKMANN’S storm
You Will Always and Something Special Herc.
No.1 Royal Plantation Coffee. per lb. . .. 30c
Derby Brand Boneless Pigs’ Feet. isr 35c
Very Best Creamery Butter. per lb. . . . . .fli . . . . . . 52c
Dr' Lima or Hand Picked Pea Beans. lb. . . . . . . 18c
Go enSantosCoil’ee lb.20c.5lbs.for95c
Gold Book Brand Peaches. 25c value. can . . . . .. 20c
Otto some New York Boiled Ham. lb. . . . . . . . . 50c
OttoStahl’sHamBologna.lb....,............. 35c
Armour’s Grape Juice. 10c size . . . . . . . . 3 bottles 25c
Very Best MainePotstoes.peck‘ 50:
A. Beckmann 8: Co.
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