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£4.31 2
Nflflii
. tenant .lohn lit-och has re'urned
' amp Downs. afttr spending a fur.
'- at his home here on bllnine‘fi.
he tug Addie \' End is off Slam-
I today. hreukinz the ice to that it
. tow in a schmuer with a carro
“ the Cove Mills,
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. plans for :u-tiflties for the mm.
the moui‘l no: ’ur next month have
the East Avenue 31. E. Church as
e Women's i‘orclzn Misrionnrv
ty of tine East Avenue .\i. E.
ch met at the home of Mrs. Dan-
L'Hommedleu. 20 Rowan street.
‘ . evening and transacted routine
Ladies-6' Aid Society of (‘hrist
. b will meet tomorrow after-
'I at 2:30 at the home of .\ir-', F.
'Wheeler on Myrtle Street and all
‘r hers uho can attend arc request-
I to do so.
3 to the fact that'thc item was
tly omitted from the ac-
,. given us the Firming Sentinel,
‘ In said today that four applica-
' ' for membership were received
11w regular monthly meeting of
Iayflower Hook & Ladder (‘om-
‘ on Monday evening. The second
'of games in the pinoehle tourn-
i will also be played tomorrow
.lll .
I 'nnnunl meeting of the Norwalk
1 . Oommny and the election of
i . was held last» evening and the
.. ‘_ g were elected: Directors, El-
l. Howard. Edward P. Smith.
' . "N. Ferris. .\I. A. Wilcox and
, . A. Piahl; president. Ellis 1»).
ud; vice. president. Charles A.
; secretary, Frank N. Ferris:
rer, M. A. Wilcox; manager, El-
}, Harvard. The annual reports
. -- that the company was in ii
‘ condition.
‘ 0WAYTO
‘I '3.-
I my friends of Morrison Dau-
Into glad to hear that his hand.
" ' . ‘blood poison in it, is got
along nicely.
Huyler. of Rovarton ave-
.. but been confined to his
. a severe attack of the grip.
to resume his duties at the
.. - Machine Company.
Imnll War Shop at Rowayton.
.. Edwin L. Stevens. secretary.
ed Q10 toward the Sew
“'I smoke fund for soldiers-
nd the same was acknowledn-
, popemodar.
‘fsmlly of‘Wlmom i. Stevens
.. by tire Sentinel. shortly
:.'todsy, of the safety of the.
.. Tonsil. on which second
ens was when the accident
t occurred.
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‘WWILL'I IEHVICIU
NII’DID ,
l_ ‘ MRI), Jun. ill—l1: William
5‘ ' well. superintendent of thc
.. . County State Tuberculovll
‘ um. has been informed by tho
. " l . rIl of the. lfnltod iltotes
. nvmulcnt requires his son
; rile-pm! work. Dr. Blackwell
in be filled . by t'hc govc'n
so hto truism at Fort Oar-
,lio. or at the Wsltcr Reed
. st Worthington. sf-
‘ho will be commissioned
. rank of ill-lo:- sod be given
I ”of‘b‘hoo‘huplul. The
. I W in" not done
.. «nu the Home] at tile
. ‘bu been in tbs, stato
.. ms, first in chorus of
. ~ ll'mm.
..,
4.
’gommmwfi
1' N0. MAIN ST
. unnunceli by the Epworth league *'
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‘ AME i
is
Mrs. P. ll. Sp(»ilm'2.n of Neoion
recovering from a serious illness.
Wilbur Bates has been arrows-mi;
fire warden to succeed John rim-‘3. i
Sam Adams. who w..s c'o’ r'-: ’r S-e
wart's store, has been transferred to‘
. l
tin ripnnguille store. i
liarold llatr-‘S has taken :x '
with Raymond llolland, of l‘ii.iil='iti
bland. ‘
“w. !
.lohn Oldrin i:= helping out in Riel
wart's store for a few dw)" urll'i',‘
school is resumed.
Willi-ml Young “ho ins hey u. sick
for it few ill\’:‘, is able to resu'w his
dllilt‘s’ again,
~ i
Itir-hnrd .ihr‘ndmth. of Fort “'riuht.
srenzlin; e. Jim-l furlough at the
home of his pzir'vnts here. i
.
.\ll'-'. Tri-lr'u-l of the Post Road:
who ’l l - lweil ill for'soule time, is now
improvinu.
,‘tir, :wd \ir' "‘wr‘ea f'lcrrstenmaier‘
of th“ |leizvllq entertained relatives
from lhtnllury laLt Sunday.
R. l.. own, the local blaokxmlmfl
has rccl-‘l'cd another order of riml!‘
from the Rmvnyton Carriage Factory,
when» they make parts of invalid
chat»: for the covernmenl.
llmdfwd llnllord nn' returned to
Fort Slocum after spendinl: u iurloulzh
at hi»; home, lie has been belpint: re-
place the ‘nnnk fixturce during his
spare time.
Miss Edna Scofielli has returnr-ll l“
her home in liamuroneck. after en-
joyinl: a week's visut with her grand-
parents, Mr and Mrs. Sands ‘Seliecll.
of the Heights. .
Mrs. Emma Roddy and Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Bntldv are now occupying one
of Edgar Bail-'9 houses on the former
llll-lltntn progntl'tv llt Sedgwiok null
Mansfield avenues. ‘ .
Holley's market was flooded vea-
ti-rdav morning and it was thouuht at
one time he would have to act one of
llcnrv Ford's baby submarines to not
around his store with. E. L, Groat
had i‘lt' snmf‘ experience.
Darien feels a personal loss in the
death of former Mayor Edwin I. Sco-
field of Stamford, who was town coun-
sel for Da'rien and the fill: at the
Town Hall was half-musted in his hon-
or whenIthe new; of his death reach!
ed low 5 ‘ ‘
News reached ion a few dim- an
that Nathan 8. Finch of the Post Road
who has been workinz as carpenter at
the barracks at Fort H; C. ernht.
had been taken ill. and was in tho hos-
pital there. Later tidlng came that
he had had an attack of the grip. but'
was now better.
First Selectman George M. V.
Schllchtlng and Dr. Harry D. Hanson
have been notified to attend a meet.
log at llnrtfnrd on Thursday and Pri-
dny. in the interest of the war sat"
ings stamp movement. lir. Schilcht-
in: has nominated Dr: Hanson to the
State committee as chairman of a 10-.
cal committee to have this matter in
band. and it is expected that Dr. Han.
son will receive his formal appoint-
ment In a few days,
Miss E'tla Toolter. who has been in
the New York Orthopedic Hospital for
several months. undergoing treatment
for a crippled lclz~a trouble of many
years standing. has returned to her
home, in f‘atlen. most happvcvnr the
complete success of the operation. it
was indeed '1 most mnrvtynus feat to
restore a let: so crippled to perfect
condition. that no trace of a limp re«
mains. and not even an extra thiclc
ness of leather is necessary on the
show
This evening Darien expecir to hold
its much-postponed war rally. to com
plots the ornniutlon of a locsl Cm-
-eli of Defense. after listening to mel chann- mummh
Originally ploo- l
stirring addresses.
nod for holiday week. it we: postpon-
ed until the night of the
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i LONDON. Jan. ills-The resigna-
HINIITII ‘CHPROID WV?"
fire. IN:
Mary Car-.lcn. the inlet :‘i‘nfiiu'lllfll' iK‘i'l‘i’l‘llliv' in the vwr'ld is
now appearing on ill.” sen-en for the first l'nm, in "'l‘lrais" l (‘oli-
wyn prmiuclion, which will be shown at the Regent lht'" ril'Ti‘lir' l"'
and l‘riiay. The ili‘ClllliDianlll'f lvlvutnl’ltlphs shov llt‘; in il‘hi
h‘cr notubl- O'l“l;t-ic l‘niwn‘ and as pile looks. in l:"l' initial [lilO'l‘l'liHV
From left to right the figurts arc 'Saiomc," “'l‘izuir.” in till-Itipv-r'l
of the Slime name“ "'ill'l a" on tile s'crr-r‘ 4 4'
. I - - - .1 . :l l or lil'll 'u v ~.
In "Must." . . i .. a ti Grpchlu
Marv Garden, who meke.k hcl sol-'cn dcrson the .. " ‘
donut in the new Goldwyn l’it'luz'l', came ti inenllfiflr‘oriict‘lii- 33153;“? b0.
"Thais." from the famous novel by Muffin 1900, and wmgqéugggiiiilie
Anatole France. and one of grand lcoln the tith- role nSMun‘derstud‘ t0}
Opera's able-At and zrcutcst celchriliw. Mlle. Iiiolton. lin' Charpmli-r‘o‘
was born in Abord‘en, Scotland. the “Louise." One tiny .\illl- ltintlon in:
dnut'htcr of Robert lIl;lvld-oll (lax-lieu indisposed and Miss Garden WIN gli:
hull-n. "l‘l‘ father en the in t. v. ' f' ‘
clone to Ann-rim With his fdllllly in she‘ hadl ill-mg limit}?! li‘dlr "psyiieui-riimy-
Ibis], Isettling first .n Montreal and ptotely captivated her audience a it
later In i‘hicago and Milwaukee. made such a profound and "Willi-”339v
Mal-y Gag‘rdcn diSplayctl unusual tul- ous success that the coulpmel' who
cut for ulusic at an culv age. She was presrnl. insisted that She "ln'
began taking violin ler-Sons when sit“ the part regularly thctW-ftl-r .tht
was eight yearn old. While living Ill continued to sing “boui'so'q inr two
(llcngo, ill the age of fourteen. she, hundred nights. during which time
first began singing in drawing-rooms she firmly established herself in lll‘/
and at small entertainments. cxhibit- favor of a large portion of the open:
ing so much ability that influential loving public in Paris. .
persons became interested in her edtl- Among the other roles :sanved bv
cation for a musical career. She bo her while at t e . .
gan to study singing under Mme. Marie in “La hMagmli‘angmmf‘iiilgel:
lioblnsomlluifc. in local teacher. and "1,3 Filie du Tabprln'”-A'phmdflp in
in 1897 was sent to Paris. where she Erlanger's opera of that name' the
became a pupil of Mr. Paugucre and principal role in "l.'()ural:an:' by
.\f. .lules Chevallte. Bruneau; Melisnndc in Debussv's
Through the influence of Slbvl Slui- "Pelleup ct Mennonite," and the chief
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consm'im = ;
FROM INDUSTRIES
town committee of the Slate (tiunci.
of fiefense has arranged this meetinz.
it is the duty of every citizen to at-
tend and hear the message thllt will ’— “
WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.--An order
be brought by the speakers A very
. ' cutting on coal nu) e t
inspiring mt-ttlng is assured, It would of the 1‘.“ ...3.nf.:‘,' fifigfrflnfiz
he worth while to conle and hear of under preparation today by the Fuel
how the mm.” pmgmm m mmlup,‘ Administration. It will limit suppllcs'
has been cafl'lcd on for me last four to the industries until the fuel famine
. in ll.e last is relieved
tears and why he wants peace nmv. . . . ' , ‘
~ 'd . . ("r . .. . -—
l the AQill‘x v 0\. lm 16. All state
mcnnint: "i '1‘“ “"9“ Hum railway ruti laws and regulations will
pcan developments. What present vic' remaln in full effect under govern
torv would mean to America.'\\'hut'we "1“!" Operation. DirectorvGenernl Mc-
the U. 8. government hal’o done slnCo Emu???" maxi" (IlcixgatlonIIropreI
war was declared. and many other in ' ' , , "w . t o a "o” 0" "
terestinz subjects. which the spoak‘ Railway ..nti ltilitles Commissioners.
ers will devote their time to. Julian
iI'oezburgh and Miss Ruutz-Rees will be
the speakers. ' i
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At the meeting of the Daricn l‘lre
ummlul
my; 1:223; "32:3 llllllltis iii 'Billl
Samuel Sharer: first assistant chief. 1-.” leiospooniul 0' Suits If Bock
llarrv Palmer: second assistant chief. Hurts or Illddor Bother:
Geor e Ounce: ‘cs tain of book and
' p We are a nation of meat enters and
ladder. Charles Lockwood; lieutcn- I
out. Warren W. Greene; captain of our blood " ""9" “"13 uric M'ld. savsI
' it well known authority, who warns no.
chemical. Elmlr Lounsburv: ”win ‘to be en t l . d
ant. Charles leth; captain of hose. M nut y on guard against H ‘
Fred H; Smith; lieutenant. l.. H. "'Y"”“““’«
Barnes; treasurer. Charles E. William- The “am" do ”V” utmost in "M
”In: "wording ”Hymn“ Stanley the blood of this irritating acid. but
Whitney; financial uecretnrv. l-‘rctl becoma Veal! from the overwork:
Pinch' trustees Ernest i3. Grofoot, C. the! 80! liunlsh: the eliminativc tis-
M. .‘lillspau'zh and .l. E. Williams; ii: W" 910! ind thus the waste is re-
nance committee. llnrry Street. iv. “in“ in "l0 blood to poison the cn-I
Clarence M'Ither. George. Voile; en “1'9 system.
lertalnmenl commitlce.I i-‘red ll. When im'l' kidneys ache and incl
Smith.»Georzc Dance, Joseph Birelo. "i" iumpu 0f load. and van have
Stonlcv (7 Whitney and John E. Wit l‘l'm'ltm urine in the “ark or the m.
llams' sicll committee, Fl'cd ll. smith ill" i! cloudy. full of sediment. ol' the
Thomas P. illult. Goornc Danes. lllfldder i.- lrrllnblc. nbllnint: you to
Charles lill-llwood. i-lllnluel Slleror and I!" relief during the night: when you
Joseph Slrele. “8'6 ill-Vere headaches. nervous and
. . 1., _ _ . . dizzy spoilt. slccplcssness, acid stom-
HUNGAF' A \t r' A‘RINE'I‘
ach or rheumatism in bad weather,
it .5
ounces of Jud Salts; lulu n
ppmnful In it zlass of water before
lion of the Hungarian f‘..bluet on nC-v/broakh‘” each "WW"! "My“ a '9'
count 01 failure to ot'nin nec‘ssurv duvs you" llidnovs will act fine. This
£11990" l0l' "If“ military rrosrum- is famous rails is made from the sell! of
Il'ilplmed in n nudupuut dispatch ‘tu [rapes lint! lemon Nice: combined '1",
,l’Copcnhalu-n. fo-wardtd by the lax litbll. and has mi: “m for "m".
tlons to llul-h and stimulate cloned
um. kidneys. to neulrll'aeIihe .1:ch in no
ins so It is no lancer a source of irri-
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TION
will MM on till! “Mil until? illtll'l'l'l.EllORO. Vt., 1.1 "Pm” lotion. thus ending urinary and bind-
tduinht. ‘ 'l'bo ”Calm will 1!. 1”
George H. 7m 0' limit. “it Wuldron. fin mptlst
)iiss Caroline aunts-loos of MIWlndnor. charted with sedition.
wicb. Woolen. us well no III. are
expected to stand the rally.‘ ‘
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right sod ilIisbopootllst s ism.“
IdincowiltboIpvsssst. 'ne‘loosl
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lint; M....r.
JWWW'N ‘h'mw ‘lflflétfiw
1an in the. trial of lio'v. flames n. dor dimmers
clersyflml of
hours without meals; tumour“ 'tlo occasionally to an"... m,”
' tinny. class and lNiIVOr-MV, I.
mt would lye m ”It” "W.
an oasis st mm ..
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HAS RESIGNED got. from your pharmacist about four‘
make A Installs by taking s lit-I "
role. .‘larion. a boy in Masserm
"(‘llel'lzbin." The lust part was an
tlluslusticnliy rccoivo-l, as “.11: 31.0
that of the title role in the snow con
poser's "’l'hnis," which slu- firw sum
in Brussels. Her most important
successes were in "Louise, “Thais"
and "l’éllcns and “.\icli:=.’ludr," .\l'=rr
singing in Europe for seven Farsi.
Mills Gordon mule her Amt-rim." op-
eratic debut In the Munhutlnn‘flnvrn
House. New York city. in October,
1907. in "Thais,"
Although the critics were divided
as to the quality of her voice. they
‘wers unanimous in emphasizing the
cmnl lunai
unusually
and
An
subtlety. versatility
power of her actlnlz.
“Quality Shop”
South 'Rorwolk.
Annual Clearance Sale
COATS SUITS DRESSES ,, .
'FURS WAISTS MILLINERY
ir Fink liorham, Clinton B.
iiuli, Mrs. )ialv'ina Wheeler, .\i..~~.
ltuth \Vakelnan. among (m: Vitlil
l'tx'gl' l ititmz ild‘i‘ retllil'" llH'
1.1.Jl'1lli‘li its member of tile llvllvlir'
auxiliary of the Red Cross orgzniza-
lion.
\‘x'izl. it unduly diminielml (llilllr’
it‘ll-nli‘liu-e cull-rd by weather and Y»
m in- umetlidns. several amcnu our
juvczlllc population do not think thnr
iii-trill z't‘u ll Sum'n‘.’ ,‘t‘ltoul build it
too ill-:nilv fl‘cwned upon own if ”1' -'
it'r" mughl “slidin: down hill on Gun-
. .v,
handsome and magneto stage pres- m'
(nice added to its ell'ect. During lhe ‘
same season she gave a successful in. On Friday v-veniu: ill the club hou'leI.‘
'i‘l'preli'”°“ 0‘ ”1" “51‘3“" '0‘? 0' of the Lengun «.ut‘ 'r‘-l:'.i;:t-l'lorn (fill?
Melluamle and Richard Strauss' n . -'
. z-ns. lull Second Second avenue an
*Snlomi'.” which added mnnw cums \‘ , .. I "i II
to her artistic stature. lier succesa ‘ "" “"kv "“ an. re.- “h” r‘“” ' '
in New York was such that we was the subject. "lf'i‘i nrrl the \‘. .rlt‘.
i‘nflaged for the following seaflon a! War." by Frank l. Cobb. an editor if
”‘9 6"er ewrilno‘igrhihzaiigi ’2‘: the New York World. whose summer
sevaa yea s 3 er - I. . .... ,_.. .
neared each season in New York. win. hm" ‘5 'I“ “ “m“ “*“ m “ " “I""‘
plug new laurela each year. ago \‘lf‘. (ohb purchased the resulenu-
"HV fl”! (501de Nature L" of the late elet‘ Smith unl’ the lmwr
"Thais," from-the story by Anatole section of Hillside street and whele
Franco. the family reside during the uprim:
and summer.
"T”. I FORMER OYSTERMAN DEAD
Sill'fler. ilu‘mlrlv wills-iv
. .larul)
known in the oyster business and
rr~.—itlcut of l'lroolzlvn since i339. dial
on Monday at his home is (‘Iarltso'l
m‘rnlte. Fluthush. in his r-ightv‘flffh
yenr. Sir. Shaffer “as the founder
and member of the old firm of Dori in
& Shaffer. in Fulton strW-l. inter ‘lle
concern went into the wllolcnlc bu.~‘-
incxs. wiIth Finl'i‘fll" plants at South
:anu'allt. Conn. Port .lcil’erson Hu-
hor. L. i.. and Perth Amhoy. N. J.
n
‘Annssr mu rcn STEALING
' so auras-m new ENGLAND
ill-Lilpt-p'tri detectives assisted by
'- L'i'l‘llrli . lfnrrc r.’ :h-'- Yew York
1‘ tertivr: dprnnmnm placed Peter
ill-native of 1'” l~ltnith street. lflldcr
arrest litre Monday. He. was booked
on a charm of stiallng more than :30
. automobiles in various rerllms of
N": Enclnml and selling them 'for
emit at a greatly reduced price. The
lptlice have been able to recover over
Frank P. Morehouse spent vesler«
day on business at the West Side.
”Mel ice cutting by various residents is
now in operation on the former (‘ar-
ver Mill pond.
several men are assisting William
P. Lockwood in filling his ice house at
the West Side.
1
l Diminished church sticndoncc, ow-
ing to weather and traveling condi.
tions wll'a tho'rocord for Bundoy.
i
l 'l'lts'niontilly humus nisoting of obs was attacked Friday.
Jul Slim is isexpsusivo and cannot tile 'Nm'fiold m emenl ”I‘m“
y" ivliuro; million a delightful oflmes- M. is scheduled '0' 1. lay " ‘.
dismissed by Federal Judge Howe to- "th lili'lnfwlit‘f'dl'lll'lt. and nobody in
Susy. after dollborstiug twenty-tour all
The Ice house at the (loft: nom-
w”. Q fill of the stolen motor (81"! and an
- G‘TH'RO” . 3.‘ ‘ my etl'mr-ting to locate the other nu-
nuuu at} race. 6.; .. lwmnbm.’ ,
Every marollh‘spaper -
THE may Seam
n mum"
umili‘il
“this
illilllilllil, .liil ‘illl ~
will” oulm ruggio?!’ ! ' . a;
.- uncanny: Sills tulle till
or ice houses about town are also be-'
ing filled this week.
Save Your Hair! Make it Thick. Wavy.
Glossy and Beautiful at Once
Try as you will. after an appllmr
tion of Dsndorine. you can not find a.
William Robinson and Adam Ken. single trace of dandruff or falling hail
nel are nmonlr those cutting cord wood and your scalp will not itch. but wh: l
for Orlando Andrews on his But Side will please you most will be after. a
PTOWYIY. lfow weeks' use,- when you see new
hair. fine and downy ill first—ver-
Thp uolvi well" as a very useful .d. but really new hair—growing sll over
junct has again ‘comé into its own." the scalp.
owlns to the frozen water systems in A little l'lsnderine lmmc-lntolv timi-
many local homes, bias” the beauty of your hair. No dlf
fcrcnce how dull. faded, brittle and
scrllzy, Just moisten n cloth with
Dnnderine and carefully draw it
through your hair. tolling one small
strand at n time. The cfloct’is'lm-
medial? and smiling-1m" hair will
be light. "Wand wnvv, and balls on
lppesrsnco of sbundncc: an immune"-
sble lustre, softness-and luxurtlllcew
the beauty and shimmer of true nnlrl
health. .
i an a small botllo of Knowlto‘n
A ”MI"! resident tMIlnl s‘buu'. Bonneville horn on drug store or lot
saw which be bad mussel! from sn‘iot counter. and prove that your hair
Upper Pulpit eltlun with its table on is as pretty and soft on say—tint n
s unsavory Multan-out in the has been adhered 0 "list” by an"
Ml-nv Weston friends and local.
patients express deep regret at the
death of Dr. Frederick M. Powers at
his Westport home on Friday.
Mrs. ”my linollwood of Hillside
street is rccovcrinx under the car»
of Dr. Ernest Smith from tho and
dim and severe illness with which
.mrm on minute street is nor of Nessie-mils slowed son-Ila” mm. A with lust sum
now being filled under its upper"- sidsrsblo snow-sot to spoototors will double the bounty of your bait-v
"1‘? at; umwut‘ussmtom. unstimulusbwootllobrfll'
t
,l *0 . «I. .J ,’.; L N, ‘H,’ . . 'l- 1 ,
. W5.“ 7.’ .Emdfllldfillom ‘Militliimin‘l u H ‘L 4‘ "
lots sot-row Adv. I]
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