Narfiut
. Inland Cummings of 76 Fort street.
“A 'h rocoverd from an stack of uninsy
“o throat.
.A’
he
The Mayflower lloolt l: Ladder 00.-
n's pinoclile tournament will have
no second round this evening.
The district commissioners will
tool as usual on Saturday evening at
fiaofllces oft he plant on Bayvlow
l’loce.
fie Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church is meeting this afternoon at
(no home of Mrs. Fred M. Wheeler on
lyrtie atenue. ' l
Attorney Leo Davis of Rowan street
was in attendance at the funeral ser-
vloos of thelate lion. E. L. Scoleld
at the Oongreizntional church in Stain
lord yehterdsy afternoon.
arrest
The East Side Motel formerly con-
ducted by William Nihil will tie open
all by Mngncr & l-‘lynn who already
alduct a saloon at the corner of
Woter and Washington streets, South
Norwalk. .lsmcs Piunltett will be
manager of the place from now on
and it will be run in s first class. or-
dorly. unto-date manner.
Th/ l.i(llf‘i-l' Aid Society of the [last
“he M. E. licurrh is melting this
ntternoon. the meeting day having
been changed from Wednesday to
Thursday. because of the fact that the
. church has to be heated for the mid
wooh service on Thursday. and so only
a certain amount oi fuel has to to
“d. '
a.
The Addie V. 2d was at Stamford
yesterday. helping to break the ice
, "It had formed there so that a cargo
n! log wood for the Co"- Mills could
bo gotten into it. This cargo was in a
‘oolooner that had been trying unsuc-
ooufuliy to buck, the ice for some.
the. A schooner that was plying dis
, hood signals was seen off Stamford
'l'oosdriy afternoon, and it scared to be
‘loo bound and moving out of! Shippnn.
Nothing was done to help the mom
”I except for the people to lirrtl up
(- thcshore as the ice. was too unsafe
fl anyone to go over it on foot to the
"sol, and it was too thick {or a tug to
“it its way to the coat.
lichaei P. Dunne o! the East Nor-
“ Tobacco Fund. is l‘N‘t‘lYl‘nk lei-
toll and acknowledgments every day
{our soldiers and sailors who are
t”! Norwnllt boys. and who have
km the recipltntits or one of the box
about to them at Christmas time
(an: the. people or East Norwalh.
be more monevis needed and the
"mint-v tit-ct: llrtl wont to how to
we requests all of thifitime. as it
an becomes tiimomc. ii it the Hunt
hulk Dl‘olili‘ should unite In that
thy can send thcir boys a little stuns-
fig in the way of tobacco every now
‘ fl thou. Nothing so pleasou a nuliting
‘ a't tobncto. that is if in is it user
. fl Oohoeeo of course and it one it tho
Norwallt boys is net :1 ll er of to-
“M be is sent something in lieu oi
wood that moths and cheers."
u" ““3““ h Witt! Ichool.
tho Morton school is closed tor
d M. Tho Dorion school has
“clout lol- tho winter, unlosl
H m should remain shoot-malty
l
w~—‘~m
.. Im or C” Horwslk Aorio
us. r ‘o. ll.woswoll attoodod
DWI-Mn m mostly
at IWMMML
manor. nutrient-om
”that.
, was: so sum or»
his furlough extended to Friday mom ship The Board of Relief meets on
‘ gone to New York for the winter. It.
i‘ l
,Tuosdsv‘ for New let. and closed her; hands Ryan oi Forest m i. m ' A
.~ . sv Ir. norms J. Quinlsn's p
family c!‘ tumors have gone to New day nidtt rt-li rig tie Bic-Vim o.’ a
count or limit of coal it has been im
Ductile ta’ them to lie-2 p their hand . ll. 8. Lot‘ltvsoti". . it; v 3.3. .is.
somebome warm. Mr Trlus is one daughter. lite. Pruitt-non :1 Southern
of the best known illustrators in this Pines. N. C.
and many other papers lspecial duty.
l A valuable short- horn cow at High-
Joli'u Oldnn of Hog w“ M is land Farm died a couple of days
Imam to his home “a. the Ill”- ‘5“ roturnod from a visit with relatives in
inner swsllowing a bit of bone which New York.
I had become mixed with her feed. One ;
m... - t
Walter Steven VII in to"! on b“ of the men employed on the place sus-I
inetu yesterday. pectod the cause or death. and urged in
lthst. as the animal was in no way di .
C. W. Munobury & Son are puttiso sensed. her throat be cut, so that she ary 2.2. u 1.30 p. m.
atin roof on the bank building might bled and be fit for human food ._._._
The New Canaan Grange will bold
bright little daughter was born to
'BuL not being sure of the can: e of ”I, and Mrs. J vine"? 0; the As-
00'0"“! Harold “111w“!!! 0" death until the arrival of a veterinary dinner Block. Friday night
Fort Wright is spending a short lur- pug-goon, this was not done—only ioI
lough at the home 0! his parents here. he eftorw srd regretted, for the cur
._.._._._ cans ground up for chicken feed was .
Mrs. L. Corpell of New York was the worth a substantial :aum in these days Norwalk and fsmiii
guest of llrs. R. Abendmth the Irst of high cost of meat. 1
part oillhe week. . "4“.—
—-———~ Notices were sent Tuesday to the
The nut-0nd has poles set up t". property owners of Burton, slzned by :23; ting" Miss Helen Becker to Dr
the new cable trout New Haven toI Board 0! Assessorkiohn R. Conn
\‘ew York us far .3 the mgr. lJOllll H. Selleclr and (3. E. 800"?”—~
._...._M- lthst they had lntessed the valuation
Private Richard Abendroth has had on Will 0' ill? property in ill? '0'"!
guests of relatives in town.
home for ,n wmlt or more.
“3‘.” 1,2,9. 16 ‘nd 23 1918, from 9 a Mr". A J wolf‘l .pen' Sundly “(1|
rn. .to 4 p. in, nd it looks as though
The three children of F. B. Baur of "‘9 30‘"! '“l have 8 litely Old “me Mr Wolfel. who is tationed at Camp.
the "alpha are recovefing from moa- telling the property owners why the Devens.
sles. lvalue of their property should be in- ”_._ _,
' crossed at such it time as this, when Mr. and M” A .l. Arons have (.10...
Miss Edna Grain o! the Heights has "'9an b“ all they can ””7"“ od their home on Ponus Ridge and
recovered sonicjenuy from a recent ’9" ”ll“? l' “0' “"95““ in "me have taken apartments in \‘ew York
had cold to be able to be out again. in Duh“ nor "11 it until alter the {or the winter months.
war and there seems to be no excuse,
Dr Harold E, Hoyt. formerly of for this increase. It is intimated that
The New Canaan students oTthe
Fitch s Home stnfl. who is now tivtng "w "‘7’“ mm” P‘“ ”‘9 “am" 0" Stamford high school ow enjoying al
in Norman. expects shortly to return 1"" lord ” vacation until the 28th inst, on se-
to the Heights to live. ‘ ""'" count of shortage of coal.
Work on“ the new school at Nom- .--...-
. The ear of coal consigned to Mrs. "I "91th ll“ DPMTMHM 8° for ”I“ The Neighborly Sewing Circle ws~
Niven .‘va4 bent unloaded. Churlos ll ll expected ”‘1" the kindergarten entertained by lira. .Ylyles B. Adam
Smith stood guard over the black din- will b" opened there in n "‘0" time It her home in Hoyt street Tuesday
int nds. “‘9 kindergarten “35 been occupyinir evening A pleasant time was the w:
the basement of the Methodist Pro diet of oil. '
(k: rze n Crnin of the Heights hos tesinnt Church for about four years.
returticd to his .tudies at the Suf bl" ”9‘3“" 0’ “ break l“ m" heatinIt: Theodore Saunders spent l-‘ridny
iichl Militaiv Atadvtnv. otter spend "“9"! ”W0 “l"“l‘ "‘9 “mm" and Saturday in \‘cw York. vim lac
ius the holidnvs at Ma home. 3*” ”0‘ ”9°“ "’0an “M" mm" visited the Lincoln hospital. the o...
- mm! 8'3"” 0f the "1d" children a" man Hospital and the Eye Eur and
A number or ltlldl poultrymcn tire “l"‘ndlnll ”‘9 "("0“)“ "chm! and the Thrust lntirmhry |
i; ‘timini: tll ir hi ds at the Noiwnlk "19” 1"“ ”33“"! 3'3"”! ”’9 omn- I . .. s.
poultry show. which opens todsy ano 1“ 0' “’9 “9" WW“ Th” "m" 'l‘. w. Benedict went to New York
continues for three .13" litre used at the former location will 'i‘ttesday. inciticni .til' M, ”my“,
be “”0""! to the ”9' building. Walling tiiruugh the slush so he won
liuroiil Lord of the Heights. who which has been heated for some time. “shed" with a pair of his “,0” known
was taken with pncumonin while on Hill“! the dead wood and other wood rubbers
fiiriottch ftont the Newport station at removed from the trsct when the '
his home here. has recovered stifliciI work wits bcrun. There is, the-reform! Mr. and Mrs. (‘. \. Summit-t have N
i-—--
I.
York tor part of the winter on at it! rs: can ‘
i
section or Connecticut. His work is to; -m- l
be seen in the New Yorlr Tribune. the Robert K. Spanner is stii at Fort}
Christian Science Monitor of Boston, Tery, now with the 35th Kati ment, (5‘
Wallace Snmtnis a policeman of:
were recenti
i Harry Wolfei attended the wedding!
ornallt on Monday evening: .
___' -__ a sugar for the United fitntes and
George W. Duryeii is able to stiend’I
to husinesd after being confined to his
Mrs. Arthur Westcott and son hotel,
i
i The main mob available
the Allies are narrowed down to
theWest indies (principally Cubs).
linwalih the Philippines. Louisi-
' one. and the sugar-beet fields of
it d '
on any at (‘nmp Ayer “I“ "Win-l (ha Middle We“.
Cuba has now increased its pro-
ducticn of sugar cane. but Eng-
2 land. Franco and other foreign
countries perforce have increased
their importations of sugar from
There is an abundance of sugar
in lat-away Java. It is as useless
to the world as unmlned gold. bo-
shipstocarryit.
This country and Europe could
,: only procure sugar from Java by
using ships badly needed to carry
American troops and Isopplies to
France. .
it takes 150 days for a cargo
ship traveling at the rato of 200
,1 miles s day to go from England
tboloadlnganddlschargin‘at
en"! to be able to return. ! plenty of fuel, and the kindergarten' “1.“:th a Nut ltutto- Companyla al both 08¢!!- The same Ship travel-
‘—-——- mnv basin wortK More "l“ 0"“ substitute lorllllltr in. Ssmmishnsl lngbetweonflowYorkand Franco
Mr. ll. Quackenbush has entered classes, horn Icoudnctlng the Red Star Auto “I“ “,3," MW’
some of his famous strain of lihode . . m . .
Line. but only makes trips now as
Island Reds in the Noi‘waik poultry [xi-““1." s M Allen and other local business warrants"
show. lie aspects to be one of tho sufferers from the dcpredaiions oi ___. '
Thorolorothesamoshipcan
. 0
prize winners. burgh” mm} heard nothing in the Dominick Bruno. employed by the make three 1‘th trsps botwoon
»..— way of the possible recovery of stolen Borough to look' after the pavements
Fred Stevens. formerly employed goodu, The stsirmcnl has MP" "W" and streets in gent-.rsl had a lively
‘41 "0"” meat mnrkct. Who "1078 T9 in town that the local authorities will time of it “gem“, morning Iron!”
cently has been in the service of thc oppone any etlort to employ I "“‘l‘ the wgler in its proper channels so as
towns highway department has to msn or constable to be reimbumd not to “0‘. over me sidewalks up puc
turned to his hie-it cutting lob. Irrom town funds. but local littollle ceded in some "mm
or are why just a few storeltf‘t‘ll‘
The Walter Stewart Compsnv.‘ :r" m. householders should pay for
which lmtt the l‘ettll‘tlii for Jim. 2 and such pmwuop—which would bone-
3 in the fire of the latter date is ask. fit those who do n." pay as well on the
lug patrons who have sales slips for on" who do—irnm thcir own pockets Ambulance CNN. .1 Allentown. pa"
those dates to turn them in that the o
y Th" ”In” '“lm‘” "“"' “m" n and has two transferred to Come
may be entered it n the books
W “M “0w" wheretheintrtzltirswill 0’ Mood (Mill (ltllcers' Training School
crate nest all should lie. to fur all
Teams "W W5? Yt'sicrdat remov possible. mm"), ”0‘00de “M thcrc oi the 7th and Iilth‘llivislons. Mr. Ess-
inc Mrs.1\'iven's coal from the car or. (m “N, "pen“ should be mm by Iley ls elated over his sduncomont.
the lreinht siding. and it was expert public funds In" there" the rtib— ..
Ronald llasliiy to the U. 5. Service.
was at the ht'lld of the list recont
mended by tho Casual Section of the
.—
Now York and Franco whllovlt is
making one round trip botwoon
Mood and Java.
The competition among nations
for Cuban raw sugar has found
'oplts price. with a necessarycor-
oospcnding' increase in the cost of
rollnod sugar. This competition
has now been overcome by the
combined efforts of the United
Stem Food Administration. the
Allied Governments. ond all elo-
ed um todsv some of the fuel would m" m m’ mm m“. rm m' Chick 1 Jam. menu-m or the Cw menu of the sugar industry.
be available for use under the diret . rate was mode so ‘0' last vear— -l‘r~ lonlai Theatre. “"9 le‘k‘d ‘0 dis-
tion of Fuel Administrator Olmutond during it M “ quart" mill 0",. the continue. tor the proeont. the amnion
.............. ”NM“ yonrwthst m, "a." amount of their theatre dolly. Alter Saturday.
The local committee for the ”"9, turned for contingencieo such as the J“ 19 lb” ”m. show pit-turn! “l,
of sufferers from the recent tire is still scni. h” “mm, been absorbed three times a weekw’l‘uosdlyu, 'f‘hursI;
in need of furniture heildintr. ditthen 3;; there Is no food trout which on days and Saturdays. This lion
and other housoturnisltinss. as wot. a printion could be msde for thl. count of the small .‘tht. :3.-
” down”. which may he sent w purpose. 8o evidently, iliirien must "BM price of hints. light. host arm
the Townlliill for distribution. Ill“ be all “I" mark to the bll‘l'll" the 'u l“:
fraternity. who evidentiv know titstl ~—-- —
Mrs. Jessica Mozzsnovich of Noro
ion Heights. who has been renting the
Stag: borne on stes uremic. has
they may oporatc with immunity in Miss Marion llicltinscn.ll.8.. of New
York. iormorly of Mayor litcholl's
Food Aid Committee. has. been addlnl
. to the stoi'l of the Pairilsld County
Star: has rented his house to New
York parties.
the work in homo economics in bism-
iord. Greenwich. nation and x».
ltlr. and Mrs. w. )4. Housman who
sold their house on Norotom avenue. .. ' [chilfinfid She will malts, her lit-oat
Norman, to Mrs. Ella Alice‘Wstson.‘a an" Cat-moo spent the weekend in 'numm in standard. um mailman
few weeks are. are now in New Yorlt. N" York ,. i ,._ mil t f o umhis Colin“.
Mrs. Watson also tell Noroton on ......’ a ““30 C, «“
tliicttors' motion of tho Ni!
hours on Norman svanuo. with maul!
Mrs. llll both ii. I '0 non “a. Ira. r ' "and um: I I'tho attire f i so Watt-r Company, llli’
niti'mi building. Monday sftcru. to.
wife of Willis ll. Bitch. tor tort! roars lay. spent Friday in how "1me ,I "I’M" ”he" were “I,“
ownor at tho Greenwich stone quarries ' ' ' ’
died at the home or her son. Dr. Amos Hurry Purity oi New York spent the I I . . ,. .
ll. llitcli of No. 111 Putnam svcnno. "up...“ It the Davenport inn. |‘l('l’l. yin-president. (i .ll'. Loch void.
'Broohlyn. W. Hrs. hitch ".I ‘ . Isocreisry rod iroasuror. W. I. Ph'ilt‘tl
m. Ml! m mm ”0 John MOHIIDD .- l“ 'llll If“, f '0‘ “PW HI‘CH' ssltunt WON’T-0'. _.W
dsushtcrs and tilt-so sons the homo or his lather .ll Iroohlrl.
Farm Boresu. and will hsvo chorus ot
'anaiui; in pint-on f Mitts Alice Tm...”
Presldnt. James R. load oi “not?
In the midst of such abnormal
conditions. this Company has
done everything within its power.
in ooocporafion with tho Govern-
moot. to provide an even distribu-
tion at «a to consumers at tho
(Woodwork.-
UPFW “mutual“
filawobonovonsoldsuw
1 Qt. mm morhot prices—for
somothaoatalollcontapound
bolowtbomashot.
Lostl‘ohrooryandhiarcbthoro
wousovoso suites lath."-
horiosol’tblsandotborcom-
Imbdiolscooltbo
Canaan in plan or Miss Alicc rooms fl probloms that mold. too
lnwartlmoand atoll timosltisounlmtosaloduardtbo
lstorostsolthopubllcwoservo.
\
War and Sugar
. Before the war. England imported practically all of its »
sugar from Germany. Amtrlo and far-sway Java. France
producedallthesugarit rt.noeded andhndsometoexpcrt.
sullation of ofllccrs Tuesday, Januv: 1w, ”W M
7 The war abruptly shut all England's supplycl sugar-from
Central Europe. The armies of Europe have overrun the
boot fields of Northern France. Beliium. Poland and Russia.
Today the battle lines encircle the vest sugar beet arcs of
the Central Powers. About one-third of the world’s former
production is unavailable to the European Allies.
cause no nation can'spare the-
to Java and return." coating in
were able )0 deliver a normal
amount of sugar every day.
The supply of row sugar in the
early summer gave evidence of
being enough for all needs.
Butthe rate of consumption had
increased. An extra 450.000. 000
pounds were required to meet the
needs of the people from June up
to November. "
"You can't eat your cake end
have it too.”
A part of this increased demnnd
for sugar was due to the nation-
wide save the fruit crop move-
ment. The sugar thus used is not .
(one. It” is saved. It is simply in
the fruit and iam lnr instead of
the sugar bowl.
Sugar has sold in the United
States throughout the war at on
average price lower than in any
other country. it is one of the
cheapest foods the nation has.
Admittedly one of the reasons
for this brilliant showing. in view
of changed world condition; has
been the fact that the domestic
cane refining industry is in large
unity
ltlsanoteworthytribute tcthe
' domestic refining industry which
will be better appreciated the
more the events of the last two
‘ years are studied.
Domino Package Sugars have
been cl (real value in the wider
and more even distribution of
M9" .
A barrel holds 350 pounds ct
loose sugar. all of which usually
goes to one grocer. It has boon
possible to ship practically tho
some amount of package sugar in
three 120- pound cases to throo
different grocers.
The grocer has hen able to ,.
handlcthosonomino Cane 5*“
already packaged in cartons and
small cotton bogs. thus tondlcg to
chock hoarding. . "”
it will be new loo groom
and consumanto wotch carolully
their distribution and purchases
dining the approacbiu period cl
roadiusttnont.
Housewives can co-oporatowlth
"thisplanbybuyuflomioohdt-
sgo Soars. . .
The rotinorios on now starting
upand supplies ol row sugar com-
inghmflbutltwllltahowoolts.
and possibly months. lo: tho ro-
tors at normal conditions.
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—-——_—. his M'Itl tsltos tbs We of the lam .
«soon! the New your»! Arum-wmzmnsos mum-ml tic-m
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soaotDsflnwbiohoaloopbolovo ‘ mammalian.
«scum-hsmmmnu-m. s. Ibo-doWhoiorwostboonh-ooll "Minimise! M "F4"
animal-ant; wont... um um nmuuummmomMWMh-dm“
’ , molars-stopo- no new .
Whigmmm .- I I. ,, ,
mloIch—u-amn‘uom
wm-mmm ~
names-unis: promo/um
m
"Stood!!! it with Domino"
W TM W mm loosen
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