Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 31, 1918 · page 4

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Mrs. Frank Thesll or Fenuoyer
street is recovering irorn an attack oi
the grip.

The horse owned by T. W. Riggina.
“West Side avenue. died from lninrlea
received from a toll last week.

 

work on runs tor cremains Dollar

for mt ml's set and dry ammo:
33m Shem wuj‘yigfior in amp. which will include much more than

gm ymmy, Meir the usual 110-1in light now.
-——--- numbers over 20. and is holding fre—'

The Newton firemen will sin at “Mt Molina A terse number on

card ppm and dance at their head then mes are metres to attend s:

Quarters tonight. Im in South Norwolk tonight at;
-r—---.-——- I'Nclt Dr. E. J. Moore. one of the load

Mrs. flumbert of Mansfield avenue. on i. a. dry movement at an. coun- I

whomet Will: a ”will teddm| ‘9' tr will discus plans tor organism hr
weeks back, is somewhat unwed lean-term districts. it will into with
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Royo Reading Lamps, .le9 Burners
Wiclts and Chimneys of all kinds. .
Gas htastleo, Globes, Gas Fixtures,

Charles MurphV. the 100“ ”W election of encore last Sunday merr‘
man who works in Stewart' a lid”. ill ill. with as attendance 0! 43 men. The
confined to hill home With the (lib- present odioers were reelected u' wi-
lorla: Hoary ll. Cooke. president; Ed l
ward A. Snooper, secretary; . and
Janos A. 1". Hammond. treasurer. ‘
Stanley 0. Whitney and Edvard L.
Greet yore constituted a committee
on music .ond intend to organize a
male quertette, and it possible to have
special singing at esch Sunday morn
ing meeting. The class has again been
divided into we campy-ville reds and
the blues led by Dr John Godfrey and
Frank z‘hn' “10 local barber. who Frank DeCourcey. which will strive to
outdo one another in faithful attend-
ance and in securing new members
Mervin Smith was made chairman of
Arthur nibbins 0! the once" Re a committee of live which is to appoint

Minot Crockett oi Rowsyton avenue
has accepted a position with the Con-i
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“2. W "DWI. b. 1.. Freak Crockett oi otvayton new, are surprised to learn that he has tutti

silhourlasvewithhls is recovering iron: an attack oi the I paralytic stroke and is in- s w: y
nip. necessitating h'iu .uym‘ homo critical condition.

m "on! h“ duties I! the hm 0! 139‘“

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"ilvlaitiuatthe honeoi'her ‘

, up. a, “mac“, of av“, zsnt Mrs. Oscar 8. Mills at Highland Company auctioned oil, is still alerting
' cu. week an. '1” return to nvcnue has returned home sitar aI '1 l0 “5 ”3"“-

he!» at the end at the week. Ivlsii wgth her son. Dem w. mile 013
' ' 3 find old. Another son was recent-Y
. Gracem Cushions-t. viceveoln Ilyp born at Mr and Mrs. David Mills, has moved his shop into the buildins
. I. .0! Old Will Wary. No. making the third “up in the family. :where the laundry was in ready to
5- Q 93,0 “BMW to he I. most The newcomer was named .David W. 3m" m” 01“ customers “5“"

., . hostess.“ a card My end Mitre. Jr.
.Mlii “who: beacon Van Zest ”He Corps of W “my“ College. in twelve squads of live each who are to
STULL’S GROCERY. spendiut’ a M, days at the home oxIcanvors the town lor new members.

. last creates, .whlch was well
I BE ON FIRE1M’ Daren” here. i The celectmen ls‘aued the call Tues-

mowlmo it the com
their Minder Cardt slide-iii
{wimmeuipM-mtil r WI, mnlmm—l—‘n- m. First Peso) The board at finance h“ appointed day {or a special town meeting to take
l- through the liberal use at both aster e committee to confer with the Nero :‘I‘I’uon tuna". “ne'er“ mm?" which “0
and chemicals. and they noon hnd it tori Fire Department about gettlnil 3 e on flowt 0‘ the big 0re,on J” .
“ad" control inew fire apparatus {or the town oi Da- 3 “‘9 "199““ will M, held he“

The top floor oi the .buildins is ac d_ Monday evening, The “one: who
whatever the committee a DI .
. 9W1”! Q 10" 05 0'5",“ (mmvcupbd by Jmph 5.15031ng who 88' rich and Imam “new“ and consequen“ ‘0 the

~ ii i he ction on.
“m” 1" 1" ”4 alter dih- sisted materially in fighting ”‘”;".”°“ they M a n luture gender 1 town in that at . LONDON. Jon. Ilr—Lawre'nce Hey.

.2... mm W... .. .. 1:: 32.2.2 mmsrxt‘czzltt“
der their share of public service. .chsllenxed Baum for the title and
. lthe latter had accepted.
PROFESSOR MILLS DEAD.
8 the flames I . . .
at: mmbuch‘muggozom When Schroeder II“ the flames “III The local comwx‘, oi Homo-’7” "as buyina s piece or he corner at the worth Mills. professor or Zend Philo-
on “Brim“ “gun,“ whemr“ up and nodded Mr Stun, who 'm mm mm”. “a” comma lie junction at the Post road and Railway '0‘? ‘I Oxford University "a“ 1393' Mother any. 3",; powder. on u
. :- will. he pieced in drirlgtd’etox: Jmfir Emailmfile. 8:31]; "mm“ and Smith. The dot rifle will Home This land wu tour-ind a, " 0““ cellent remedy for children complem-
sgrgum Grout. They will being worth $2,000. and the board or ii. uwrsnoa- Heyworh Mills was born in: or hmmI colds. hummus!
in New York in 1887. end "- ednctt' .stolnsch troubles and bowel irregular»; ‘-

The "More only tempor- his charts were futile and only the b6 set all by
m sum WmI mm prompt arrival of the, lighters. it. ,. drill every Thursday night in the TOW“ “m “cm“ ‘Vl‘linlml in misc
9“ “I hm“ M’V- '9'- W N“ ltles from which children suitor. TheyIi
York Univernlty. Ho '8!“ 10 Oxford-1m e.” “d D‘Efllnt t0 “‘0 'nd ex.‘

00M mm,“ the trip across. probable that the phole bu lding Hall until further notice. an appropriation of ".500 to buy it
in um Profesor tour has ”aluminum "mm m .mpumd by

would lost. . Firet Selectman Schlichting thereupon
The loss will not to very great. as The property on West Side avenue. um“ .0 ‘solit the difference, and on
many books on petrology and Elli-Wholl- use. Used by mothera for so}
en relish“ Iyeors Sold by druggisu everywhere.'

 

This is the first picture of General Pershing showing him at work
in his once in France. Here is vlh are he does his real work in lfililng
care oi the American expeditionary tpm.

should recognize that by giving them
all the help possible. .et, on the oth-‘
or band, as private corporallons,"llm-
itlng their membership to whomsoever
me, “we, :2 am no, mm mun: PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 31.—Joch "
that the town shou‘ l ,"e too generous 8°“W7 "‘0 "9'19" professional '30
.wlth these organizations. over which 9““3 ““6 "Wu“ cllfimi’lon- h“ ell
it has no control. While protestihg listed in the United States Field Ar—
that they want additional members; tillery. While Boutar is a native oi : _
the Dorian company has ”I“. 0|. late Brighton, England. he preierred to en- "
hischbelled candidates {or member- to: the service at the country which
ship who were well- known citizens of b“ W" h“ home tor many ’0‘“ 2'.
the town who applied not beauties they’ By lilting 1"" Uncle 8”” 2 Soutar ' '
wanted to gain mythinx {or them match with Otto (Buckner-oi the -Bos«
2i
MOTH! R GMY’B POWDERB .
annular usuvcuitonen ‘
Thousands of mothers have round.

JOCK COUTAR ENLISTS ,

 

 

World's Proteulonal Racquets Cham-
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$18to$20003ts......$9.95
$28.50 Cents $18.05
$15 Goats $5.00

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$15 SilhDreases .....$‘l
$18SergeDresm. $10.00
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the tire did not reach the store to
M We oi. Thoma price. per at all and there was very “line where Oberlsnder's host house is. has wvronl'illion of ”.750 (or this our

:9 an“; East Norwalk will. stock in the cellar, save for a few been sold. and the boat house is new: Done "to approved by the board in
bushels of potatoes. torn down to make room for two bun- sdditlon to the proposition to obtain a

 

to know he is entering the h _ —----—----_—-—-~-—-«~ 25 cents. -—Adv.
2.x, or... will Canada and pan- ngfii.fl“‘i’3..§§’.°.&"u‘.212 ”2?." ”31.333 «2'0" ""2" "2 ‘° be "m“ 9”” mm 2...... ‘°”'° "2° °“°u'2 A mm mm u m W , .
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out! was put in N. C. 0. class . '. ~— . from “’9' Noroton 0M 9! 1W!- tfiilt the
‘ mm nonflmwoned om. ooucusrowun w. R. c. IN- 3 The home Bank and Trust Com- town acquire the title to oil the are
in. ,uceount or my in military "AU-"'0"- psny. which purchased the ill“ 0’ houses To the latter. 'Promaltion

 

 

 

, before. and expects to become The following is the list 0! olllcers
mil in about ,1, weeks. He also of Douglas Fowler Women's Reliet
2““ 'yI M. C. A a...“ praise Corps installed recently:

we may well to do ladies and President, Mrs. Ella Armor; senior
._try {a make u “k9 home for the Vice'prel‘dent,‘ Mrs. Mlle Brown,
‘“ [cl-s.” they an, and epeclally the Junior vice-president, Mrs. Harry
{m the gum, They gm thenemeon; secretary. Mrs. Minnie Har-
. 8.5.18 wpmrmyery Sunday night. ris; treasurer, Mrs. Fannie Joyce;
expects to be home on e lurlough chaplain. Mrs- Rhue Whitney; con-
; fig 999. geross ducior, Mrs. Jennie l-‘lnc’h; guard. Mrs.
_ . “Mayme Mervin; assistant conductor,
A not fifteen members oi the mem- Mm. Mary Jennings: Patriotic hp
at the Worth league 0! the structor. Mrs. Agnes Smith: press
Avenue M. E. Church enioyed ii correspondent, Mrs. Ruth Allen;
Irridc to Crsnbury lut eveniul. 1st color bearer. Mrs. Lizzie Brother-
Ill?“ sleigh ride that they have ton, 2d color bearer, Miss Gladys
‘ 2 this season and incidentally Finch, 3d color bearer, Mrs. Elizabeth
iirsi that ball been enjoyed in Ewes; 4th color bearer, Mrs. Ruth Al-
all: lot-quite some time. ‘Mill ion; musician, Mrs Martha Wilcox;
lie Comment at Key"? Place. delegate for convention. Mrs. Jennie

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

the mccewot the ride should ton; aide for convention. Miss Gladys
The trip WI! 1113“ in 09° °1 Finch. All members or the corps ere

Finch'c lune Wish” “9 recanted to meet iomomwtatternoon
mill the parsonage 0* “1‘ so usual. for sewing st G. A. R. Hall on

But avenue at 8. Theft I’O'Wuahlultoli meet.
amplified at about 10 .4...“

9'" t" W" “W“ “ m“ FISHING DISPUTES

. . s' home where refreshment! ,
s ‘soclel line were colored. BEING SETTLED
BOSTON, m. 31—1011: dicfited
2 citations warding» the fisheries
VII-elm in honor of almthecoaataoiblcw some
Ball. at Hsvhins venue :0. Canadian dietitian muncesm

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

and min-s. J DouslnfisscmotNeItBrunsfieh.
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gull. and dirt. Iatiidlu
dam was pissed sea or “gallon.

the you; M! to whom all “9' Finch alternate. Mm. Lizzie Brother.

ground where. the Columbia- “013' there will doubtless be considerable
stood, are buying plans for I ll" “9 opposition, and only on the score or

niodern bank drawn up by out 0' economy, but because many people do .

town rrchnecls. The new bulldin! not at why, it the companies are tore-
will bc erected in the unrinl- main private chrporationb. the town
Captain Herbert Wheeler 0‘ ""3 ion: is one. indeed. own
Home Guards has made arrangement“ can the said on both slle's,
with Town Clerk Stephen Hoyt, where firemen perform I nimble
by he will not as central for all meu- vice. it seems
sages sent over the -wire thst Chill ;
Wheeler they have mention to sendl

tholocslcbmv‘nny of Home “um.“ 38mm“ ms ”It!
l0 louder tis-

hich much
Malone the
bile set-
but fair that. the. town

 

Mrs. James A. F. :dnchrnnl'ond is
slowly recovering from the clients of
9. broken ankle, the result 01 a. full.

The Methodist Ladies Aid Socirtv
will meet this afternoon at the Home '
oldira. W. l. Lowndou. 2

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The Horne—Bank and Trust 9W4 ‘_
has bought another ssiedn additions”:
the big one whick‘v‘ Wnsed since
the bank's owmm for its rapidly
crowns boom» my Dorian reel
Die hovers!!! time". rpm in which
their valuables are kept- rip the bi:-
sale.

Warm in Five Min-
urge
You «hit wane-5: a slow meal,
when your shadows bad—or an up
certainr oar—or hurtful one-yom:
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should buy the buildings. The proli- '

lilillllillfill Milli .

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IMPOR TA NTRNNGUNC E MEN?
To Our PW amt Shoppers

 

84‘ Washington St, South Norwalk

Willi Elisa. Out: of Exiswnce Saturday, March 9th
2 T0 dispose of this: large and well known stock

 

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