Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 2, 1918 · page 3

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' ngul. headaches» meeting
‘ social oi the Epworth league oi

 

Ilia avenue, Tuesday evening.

r'l'he Wednesday afternoon meetings
dike Ladies' Aid Society of the East
m I. B. church will be resumed
n this week only. in the church par-
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M. 0. ii. Haughton Butler oi N.
‘ a. who is in charge oi Christ church
:h the present will odleiste at the
“m holiday.

 

Vrsnris ll: Hoyt and wile have sold
thrthptlllie Hardware Manufac-
Mg t‘onlpsny a lot and bulhii'lus at
”0 :street and Osborn avenue, -ac-
to. a warastu dead tiled at
helium Cierh'st‘odiee. ‘

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one new train on the lines solos
his New York‘has been added to
net Norwalk stop now. The train
in “museums. thorwslt ate-
'at 12:03. how stops at this Its-

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Il‘litl Hospital Whist Club met at

i -ve avenue yesterday afternoon.
the numbers played bridge whist.
next meeting will he held on the
- later.

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Mrs. Henry J. ll-lipsoni of 9 Ben-
Piece; who bee been spending a
day iui-lough. from the liarine
,- . at Paris Island, South t‘sro-

. .iatdiis home- here. leaves this
M5 to return to his duties at the

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Tuesday aiternoon at 2:39
‘, .atthehome oilirs F. M.
ling. 194 East avenue. the Febru—
' eating at the East Norwalk ini-
lement Association will be hell].
tor an'iniormal dance to be
‘ at Community ‘Hall'on the eve-
:1“ hi February 11th from 8 until

”gills proceeds to be used ior rellci
' through the last Norwslk in!-
cut Association “are: being.

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willbe no mid-wooll meeting
lat Mouse is: E. Church owing
duct that‘Di’. Moore at the Anti

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

arch in South Norwalk that
" <1; The congregsuon oi the le-
urcb is urged to attend this
'which will be a union inset.-
Atom of starting the
. *to get Connecticut to ratify
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erases Sands'yis anlndes oaths

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It Windham»)! " the W Warren Green has received a letter
-Great “1° air ""00.“ and “We! "mum it indicates ”m.“ from Carl Brenner. who is stationed
.50 Pills $125 till 3‘ 10“!“ i and a tendency toward the lower at Camp Devens. stating that be I. in'
lidesh oi. his new M the

most important needs oi thplndividua uni
which are not physical; usl.
And Sunday has “not. . to

cslstreugth and vigor tor the tasks at

the day] that iollowrbut also that he .

may so‘use its bent-s that he
may g .aew a "h the things
that are spiritual. Mary sundsy that
passed by withoiit bristles a man?'

gnearer to Godf- giving him larger vie

ions of lite, and a new been and cour-
age tor the rulers. hai‘b‘eeu miatuled
or wasted. it is the airflpurpow and
desire oi the WM Bowayion to
help you to nicked“ flail. oi the priv-
ileges and opiotihniilk 01 Sunday
that it may bring to son. those spirit-
ual values which are the supreme need
oi every lilo. So in line with this pur-
pose and desire the ltowsyton Baptist
church will hold services ouworship

given a special and cordial invitation.
There will also he a session of the Bi-
ble school at ll: 50 and the monthly
communion servhes will be held at
the close at the morning smite oi
worship The opening part 81th al-
terasoir service will be inrchargev ot
the Christian Endeavor Sogiety. The

home oi Mrs. w. it. Cartwright. mid week meeting will be held Wed- Slim"
nesdayaveulueataplsce taboos-t Wt

nounced.

the meeting place to be an- CRITICISM OF. COM-s OHIPMENTB. :"HM.

 

NEW .YORK, Feb 2.--Criiclsm oi

‘osri Hlseon, son at nit-Councilman the action of shining and products '3' Mill!-

in sending coal to Cansds at a period
when factories throughout New York
state need tool to carry out. govern»
merit contracts is contained in a
statement issued here today by C. 3.:
Robertson. deputy. state iuel adminie
trstor.

“Fretched distribution" of coslwas
declared to have resulted in it finds l
tion today where. twenty per -ent of
the state's factories will close, entire-
ly or partly, unless incl is available at
once. Weather condillohs over Penn-

‘sylvsnia and New Jersey, where' coal

trains are- declared to be buried all
snowdriits will make the situationi
even graver next week, was asserted
by fuel authorities. ‘

 

TH E HOME OUARDN

Asked on no not.b‘e~—or an hour's
notice-to turn out on a bitter wla~
ter night and most of the next db

canard property. 4,000 men oi tbe"
. mm of Connecticut 1! ‘0 Connecticut Home Guard responded sometime next week. it is not thou '
at the First Methodist Ellison in a manner which wins them high tbstdheu no more thentwo or three

praise from their own oillcials and
iron. disinterested veterans on the
side lines. General Cole and Colonel
wacnulse, who have observed Connecti-
cut citlsen soldiers for a generation.
Not a bit of grumbling til-rem
from the titteen towns in whiehth “z

menassembled. mm
thereon bringaieeling. that.“
realperii arise in the his“; will
former National Guard overseas and

eillelency which obscves ashlar

.‘ibe host of the. men 'oi draiteage in
the Nada-elm Ammo-ulna. them}
adequate

at home would have an

’ M's—rdr‘finthexome its
ultrasounds-sitittosistert o Giulia-Hm

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mindsets” in New York. making the

 

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a dance and card early washeld at
the Newton ilre bones lastualght and
mass d! the roaster set 0! this town
was in attendance. '

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the Oihcers' Reserve Corps

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Dr George H. moron recently atI
tended the meeting at the Greater,

“W1 “em “- 3 church “ 0|- man strains that be they mitten M- New York Medical society. held in the
m °‘ 1" “d M" “WM z“ work cattle: day and aim I'm Phi-i Academy or Medicine in New York.

 

al Lndies' ‘Aid flocletl'. held yesterday
aiternoon at the home ot lira. C. W.
Moi-choose. was a splendid success.‘

 

A car load oi anchors weighing new i
eral tons apiece attracted quite a lit-
tle attention here the other dsv when
they were backed in on the local sld |
in!

 

Theodore W. Austen had a ioreclor
use suit against a Btumtord party on
whose property he holds a moms

in: sight terseetthelorallsode. and
'the State

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gvmsood. “silken. and-ever

lwith s atelier nest out’ni town. and

lllelll’y B. CoeW'llllll Dash!- 8

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The apron sale at the Congregation,“

" «mummies
ministration-es ms ism sols duel

”administrator sir . he
Wt'knowrwhsrc‘lv'anff '4 . and
Month there isabigthsw towiske
consignments by water avaiiable.

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-Ameetiagdahellslle9wdswae
hum-desalshttortsrsetsrse
tieewlththe dot rifle. SOHO"?!
soodscsleawerenade. Corpus!
Quackesbushsnd sol-gt. Holmes made

a M10 twenty. live. There were
twonudsonthe raise andalldld

sighted e gnu below.
Dario-was w represented We

day similar the meetlagottbe

egatiou sissy town in the state. It"
llocal ll'susler. lira.
Stephen lioyt.ldrs.(l. ll. Nexus.“
Stephen Pardee. ass Ilia- zula Deal

the iW‘ Wurst 8e-
lectiusu George N. V. hchlichtlss.

anneal». ml). Hansen. Rev

C. Lester. Broil; nick, Qusckonbm

and John l. Worth. W ”I.
we‘ll m

Darien orange No. its iii-tailed the

{allowing odlsers Tuesday "div
“'llaster—‘E. ll Raymond.
overseer—Ii in (looks.
Mei-wills. n. rightmost!
nice on inner.

 

Asst Bldwaadd-Dr. J. Codirey.‘
Chaplain-J r. Willlsns.

Treasurer-4! w, W
- Secretarf~w 1t.- liorebcuse

 

l’a'sl luster lira, Code was the
installing onset.- . '- ,
' a W

in the shells oi gathering nauies oi

~i-oll oi honor, and to ascertain how

many stars were needed {or the town
Eservice flag. the same of Paul Hut!-
man. son at ills. Louisa..- Hannah oi
the Post lined. has been oVerlooked.
His lather, who wadlhs “town. iallol’

 
 
 
 
 

into
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W' Warm—uh
lt-Hdll'Keelcrhasboenonthesick
list tor several days.

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c. 0. math has been enioy-

ngllsllt at. Camp Devens.

ltd. Francis Northrup. oi Norwslk,
leihewnestoihermother lira. -.W L.
Godirey.

 

fie weather at mount writing is
much antler. but we are still waiting
tor the blue bird's first note.

 

lrs. W.-L. Godmy has returned
from a visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Mil Northrup. oi Norwsill.

 

Mrs. William A. Jones has returned
iron a visit with her tether. the .tcv.
John G. Davenport, oi Waterbury.

lrs. it. W. Keeler has' returned from
avtsit to has daughter. Mrs. George
Brown, oi New York.

lr. and union Erdmon are the
happy parents of a little daughter. born
Wednesday night at their home in
South Wilton. ‘ -
A outage prayer meeting was held
Thursday night at the home oi Mrs
A. B. Gorbam. The pastor of the Con-
gregational Church. the Rev. P. bi.
llollister, led the exercises.

 

 

D. K. Birdsali has generously do
sated a number oi interesting books

to an appeal to members to present
reading matter to this institution.

The Knitting Cls - meets weekly
with lira. 0. W. Ogden as instructor.“
lluch needed work in the way at
sweaters. etc.. has been done to make
the soldiers oomiortable. Members of

, .thia class occasionally meet at triends'
recently enlisted men tor Darlen s;

houses and improve the time as a
knitting bee.

'A Fathers' and Mothers' Day Social
will be held in the Chapel on Friday
stoning, February 16th. Eminent
speakers will be present and address

_ior many 1 will“ ut,.a y the meeting Moving pictures will be
hlll than V" . °"

"M?“ n “9“." n 1.3"“ was s3 '0 ”will"e “‘9- ll“ a raster. oi the entertainment he-
m“ . - r .9. .,could.bardl “VIM“ the twfi‘lilb

'- iat 10: no and casts which you are .Anybody wishing sleigh runners tel

put on their baby We should call
oil 2.1. Great. tho local blacksmith.
Who has a new and novel way oi its--
ing. them.

 

The Walter Stewart Company has
now rented three big storage on
—~buildluss belonslm to mom w.

Carl Schmidt and 'W

bird. Walter Kimberlee! Manslid‘l‘
who was severely scolded

oasis cheeks ago. is still duller-ins
inch Wu, “tough the injury is slow-

 

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than iriends are pleased to learn
‘zthgt Dr. ilsroid Hoyt. tormcrly on the"
'Lstsn oi Fitch's Home. has Hbeen sill
pointedtooho stat! of the mate Home
iorilntbeuiiss at .ldansiield.

 

 

F. ll; Holland 0! Scott's Cove Speiil

trip in his motor-car. despite the hilt
card mdtuene: down the line; which

Dorian so tortun'ately escaped the. i,

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'rin t part. oi the week

 

lira. Peters and. her child oi the
let}! nbrooklseetios or town areasarlet
tenor patterns in the Stamiord tinsel
till. Them has been considerable 9”
this disease in mom... but time
'are the ilrst cases to cross the line in-

to this town

A poster in the peat omce notifies
all German aliens thatihey will be re-
quired to register at the post cities

.41 that many—unnaturaliaed Ger

Witt” town. . .
, ._..;_——-
nmEdwsrllB. Close. oi the “bowl
qt‘sflWflhWW'flkMfl
km W came 0!!
mm St- Music. In a"
M manpower-W
isms. anon-ist- ot'sbwfi “all
sarcasm Immuzfl”
WWW I?
m (named

 

[.alisuasdaossmstlllafll
sureisthsruiuoithellisiire.

 

i- in addition to thb menibers appoint-

Birth . ‘
mmmmsmscm>

land oi his adoption. by the son has
‘been in m Sani' s r warrior
is years. He is a member ed a mili-
tary band. and holds the rank of first
“sergeant lie has seen service in the
Philippines. lid is now at Panama.
lie was for over a your instructor at
”Tort Slocum. ‘

 

all to season WW” Bevin" 0°”

. lulled 0i thelodsl Camel} 0! Defense, '
.who were William 1. Austin. Charles
. 1‘. slim. Miss libido nugdsle. Rev.

J J. licGuane. Ceorge ‘11. V. Schlicbt-
lug. Fred ll. Smithand James’i‘. Wil-
lams. the chalrmsuapr; Harry D. Hen-
son, has appointed the ioirowlne to
swell the ranks of e committee and

toetriae to increase the imbue!
stamps sold in town,.hiss.giienrietta iii;

dale. Dominic Frate, Dr. Charles B.
rKeelsr, tools 3. Kirk. lira; course in
floral, Mrs. Altred ll. lieusbaw. sr..

 

llirain B Taylor and John I Worth;

 

nest: mix-arms».
The lotiowing .rssl sautetransiers

Clerbfllllllb's othcc ill the till! boll:

avenue: Edith“: Wt Woodwdnsie W.

cletyltol; NJlay'eholr- trill). laud

Parks mists limw‘ihw

Eswklss avenue.

 

Bennett. einionv-neniettwiilssg Zada ..
Dean. Peter Buddha's. William Isis- ‘

Iii-s. o. E. Simon. Mrs. E. A. was. . '2‘;

haveobaen pissed .on‘reeord-st rot: ' .

Frances B. Bertrand wits. «New
tuner Hardware Naomi-701!)- .
”cynicism bulidluss. Fol-telnet ,
and Osborn-avenue: neodymium l ,
to Willlsmfirldlthsfanbwfleoijflufilh -‘ _;
mum and. Miriam-us anthem - "

Woodflot'and missus emu 2"
wood: avenue: Norwalk§18svhlss 80-:

73.23 musk—.1

 

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admission will be twenty-live cents.

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A meeting oi the committees of

man oi the War Council» and others'

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llaatnriough. hasreturnedtohls’u?“

to the Wilton Library. as his response,

Doom stilettos»: are invited...)

meet at Mes, Hayden's every May,
from): mubo'elock

 

Interesting letterssrersaslsedhy
theralsuitss oi Kinsmen“.
who has enlisted. hi the- W
MmandlsuowaWssflllb
summit“. Beneath-elastic
klsprsiseoi-the locationotths
comm some thirty miles iron Bl.
We. whichhebss'vieltsd- :Ba
slsontcntlonsthekindtrsatmentaav
cordedthossinlrslnisgbytkeidii
:C.A.. theRedCrossandslllheauw
:oritles. Thisosmnisoueetthsm
inurmesinthemmhelogfluwe
-in extent and especially iavored in!
regardtocliinats.

NATIVE. 0F ”WELD.
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Charm L Rockwell. banker. is en
tering upon his seventeenth year as
ipresldont of the First Nullonaihsnk oi
Meriden, and the forty-ninth year oi
his connection with this institution. A
native oi. Multimnlr. Rockwell Ibe-
gan his banking career as teller oiothe
National bank at Net-walk in. ms. He
sueceededthe lateJohnDlJlllsrdria-

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lot the First biannualhankoi-lierklen.
‘ Mr. Rockwell was. the first locum
and treasurer o! the savings bank and
has been itapsesldent icr many years.
He is interested in a number oi will

 

isotorles in list-idea and is one at the .

titer at John .1... Hillard.» voreeldent "

Hitler Accidents flew Up Trail: on
These Lissa littering Dunbar-y.
' DANBUEY, Feb. ;.—Beveral misc:
mishaps to loesossiues caused a gene
“Mtwmfldhlhtfl prim
sip-i road branches into Dubury. yes-
terday nos-sin A broken track on
an east bound ireidli train near Haw<
leyville Junction early May evem
lug tried up traveHor‘subor-t-tne.
The morning freightJhoin Danhury

‘ to South Norwalk'iot no iurthcr than

Bedding yesterday morning because oi
engine trouble.‘ Frost ‘suidee' end.
brakes-on be driving wheel:

where it was. The passenger train
title here at 9230 did not arrive until
ll o'clock. as the engine was ueedio
push the heights“ hackle arddlnx
at Bedding. The train due. here at
10: 53 o 'clock arrived here twenty min-
utes late because 01 this accident.

The derailment oi a car near
Holmes. early this morning caused a
delay to eastbound trsflc‘ ever. the
Central New headlines and also
held M«'flW-’Wlfl ssvit was
necessary to nee~thewsstbousd trot-k
ior trains in both directions until the
eastbound track was cleared.

 

i Sentinel Want Advs. keep-you in
touch withnood. live, thinking people.

USE “elm "‘ffll

 

 

Organizers and sweeter oi the First 3

National bank oi lildgeileld .—~lisrtiord
i Times

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NATURALIZATIONS HOLD.
TRIAL OF R. R.
DAMAGE. CM!

Trial oi the suit oi Lillian )3. fiber 1

1 wood 0! Pairileid against tho, Now.
i York: New Haves hilsrtiord aslirosd
Compsn .io r dams oi $16,000
ior ininries received <in3~lnnmr ”is.
when she was struck by a lantern
which tell iron a passing train
will be resumed tebrusry it.
I Next week the time oi :the court will
be taken up with naturalization peti-
i tions..nbout 30mm: appliesidonscemi
'ing betore the court. About ion of
these have been continued from other
sessions tor. varlilns reasons.

 

DISCOVER DYNAWTI IOMI ‘-
'IN SHAWN“ STICK- IOX

service commission when a. char-
" woman discovered a small nickel sitar
iiig stick boa tilled with a mixture of

ing" it was responsible.

 

hington; St. sooth. Nemlk

Will Base on of: Existence Saturday; Msrclr9tli
‘deispoeeeoflflns large and irwellwlmownneioek

lbmldrhminmsfiletoqnsteemythingin any one issue of tltls paper.

Wmmmirnuer BB 801.1). and will here-
WIW Vikki-swingers.

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[WNW-Mill
W‘Wllffl

When Illloua. Heldaclly, “all, Fed
hour Stomach. lad. Breath
lad Colds " ‘ ” '
Get a ill-cent box.

 

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your liver, stomach and bowels. and
you will surely teel great by morning.
You men and women who have hesdv
ache. coated tongue, a bad cold are

' biliosa, nervous. upset. bothered with
a sick. sassy, disordered steinaeh or '

have backache and test all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Casserole-or merely forcing a

rpasssgeway every iewcdays- with salts.

:cathartic pills or castor oil?
Cascarets immediately cleanseand

regulate the stomach remove the

sour: undigested sud tormenting iood

tilt-italics». a rseds’t will be‘,‘ W‘Mmt Fl”- 2'74 bill“! psd'lrsui eases; sow ise aessss use.
served attheciose ot’tbe program “rile scare World yesteru'ey at the civil gm (1.. liver “a carry oil: the gun...
stipeted waste matter andwpoison iron-

the bowels. ,
Remember a Cascaréi~tonight will

women's activities tor the National Willi. and giant no‘vd-ir. swml enlighten vou out by moral!!! A 10-
Conncll ot Deisnse- was held on lon- l 11150 at the bottom The police i! cent box from your Ml!" 1903“”
day at the home oi Hrs. Henry W. Pressed the optoiou that‘sommploye healthy bevel action: a clear head
Harden. William R. J. Hubhell, cllsir-l who respected ilromotlon by' 'diecovor- and cheeytnlnesg tor months? van’t

iorgct the children .-—Adv.

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[MPORTA NTMINGUMCEHEW 

making it- necessary to storthe train ‘

Take a Cascsret tonight. to closure 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

banality aldprlceslways at par with our neighbo
llelhlssleiliatll'tductioilsns'srlglng-asr high as 40 per cent. oi!

regular

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