.‘ ls .
will hold its last ps'olcuten Willi;
with In. Ended 8! Cross flignsey.
Ira Thomas W Treadweil won me
prize at the last meeting oi the club.
gflr. and Mrs. Mel] entertained
{the Evening Whiat clash .at its last
, meeting, Prizes being won by Miss
"m" ”k“ “W“ 1sins: mm, In nu Wokemnu,
Bl cos-imam: I Imirlqumhrfiuik
fit“ utermamooks' illness... '
m
use-slip. Philip Bernard: tum
'flssdlreetwa‘risitor infill-r steadesm '
. Holder.
. . 1 3 *W * MAJOR AUITiN or ermronu
CI I 'mtsunmamm In“. .. M J m w 3:: "duh“; ‘ “Nuafim will! HOLD. mg TITLE.
instructions-austere. , c 1. J W -. h slaw IIIIIMI I I'm," ,. mums. _ “mm 4 “III m same”. rebruuy 2, Major 3m
3 - m‘ . .W - , hon Med two I st the end dustin of fitmlord successfully rin-
mumhwflw;mn.mmh3mm‘d’h;h "a 3' , “M“WLW3m iendsonouueor champion baton
ass-m. ‘um ‘ on: his siting ms»: is use. :Jra~?mm m mm.” "‘""“" °’ ‘3‘ “W "’ “ ”"1“” "W
n ' "I... l, m, 'Jfrs. John Hummus ill at aru- fl‘” ”~‘W“" ”411293: £322.31]? “aux ~
I". " "' , a... home of om. .llrs. user-sumo muse-mm " e “n er ”I”
lam diellogg continues sort
tonsiyill ethnic-e olfli'ileust avo-
uee. -
gnu.
Thomas Whitneyhss bosom
tohlshedthepastwoahuithnm'
sold.
pices of the L. 0. 0. M. Fife and
Drum Corps. No. 703 of Waterbury on
the occasion of their annual carnival
held in Waterbury.
Loewmn. Galilee hummus
The sis-e” son sin-t motor
is having new mm?“ insuli-
Ills.
lest shew infirm error! owes-
ter it ls‘madsdm he“? mortal
anditisdarhihse-aindar. lamb
cuvmxfllflflfimm.
dfllshwdlu. 7 l-
. “Estevan“ rem,
.mdthehnsiaesstronssct-
gmu’gmghmshsle
«.msr-Tm'm 0' the
on my. mommieandth
two sons are unending the winter in
_Aew York
9: ad Mrs. W. Herbert Wiley of
M were visitors in ‘Noroton.
m. Dr. and Its. Wiley tame"?
Noroton.
mmwfim.m~u‘ William Zionist. 1r. of Noroton.
MB ,.Mwwhum in Washington onwar-
. tww dntr.willuudhisdogstothoWest-
___.. 1mm Kennedy club show .1 the
Mmguendewm a Madison ‘30me this month.
muflfimugmwfl“ m m w
“mummies“ Whining-dynamo” from
“1‘” m 1.1"; hisseoutillness.
”gnaw-omens-
M}. {you here who went to the
fag” :1th “W Alhanhrs Theatre in standard Mon-
, . immuvortthstthere was sud:
' "' heatre the! MS"
1‘"; ‘Md‘MwIMIdltael
sass. 13.3““ is was at W 'm "m" “mm”
mwmm.w “ m secretes Water Company is
1'mm.owingto thetact havinsn steam heater!!!“ to thaw
mus-museums: aorriee "to, pipe! om with" The heater is
ihahnhsethcmermtlon l' WIN” 5: Larouthebiack
The meeting of the oflcers and non-
Mrs. Slater.
residing in Aiken. !- C.. for
moses Lulu and Florence Thur-tn
spent Thursday with Mrs. M
Wood in Billion.
lire. Hyro Baboon and mi
Mm of Brooklyn hove hen guest.“
m
- John Horrison has accepted a pat-
tion in the Brooklyn Nomad“!
move his ’w‘i—A‘.’ that city.
The B. B. flowing Club not C! ‘00
house of lies lthel Griseey, m
evening.
Dr. Hoyt will entertain the I]. A. 3.
at his home on Oenoire Ave-ea Wod~
nesday evening.
The family of Dr. King came up from
one home over the week-end.
I ~——
(Mrs. 'r. P. Johnson of out out is
mainder of the winter.
Miss Elisabeth Smell of hie- Xork
was a recent guest of flies Harriet
Murphy from Saturday until Tuesday.
M
Mrs. Huston Gentry u! Ashville, N.
c. is Visiting for two months with her
mother. Mrs. John T. rancher in Free
pect place.
The. Neighborly Ming Circle will
be entertained by fire. W. H. Barret
at her home, on South Main Street,
this evening. ,
Mrs. L r. on»: of Church Street
A
‘l-Idthciortrthofthcmhas
New York to occupy their hot Ave- '
.ew',
mum
Wand isieaea'dxtoholut.
masthetwutowlegthoheles
brmrtedtohwveheenosnbdmt
through tbefiaoebylhem- 10-3!-
sad Mofumndteiorhlcwison
den and that constitutes. all no cost
supply in sight for that city tor the
present.
Booms W. Moss is m OMB
luv at the Court of Ola-INIMh
Bridgeport
like! Is. Raymond of Ruweyton are-
late. who eluted in the novels-sew.
for foreign service, is on his 1stay to
itaiy to hosrd a merchant marine.
Henry Johnson of Logan stint, who
is employed inn ship you! lit-Stut-
ford, spent the mm at blazme
Isis...
i
i
1'. Woods, representative
lows. has been rocketed chair-
s! the Republican Conressional
frank
from
man
. committee. lib enmity. shown in
former domains, led monitors of
congress to the conclusion he would
till the place better than any one cine
who could he sound for it.
”0.6M“ “WI TWENTY FAMI-
Llfl SINCE "Willa I130"
”0!, JANUARY 39. -
The fact tht “allies of soldiers
and sailors have not received their
monthly and separation allowance
lame, and that others want to know
why thereinadoloyisgivingohecom-
mittee many questlns to answer. I
The news letter iron hesdon‘srtera'
nukes the startling revelation that'
half of the soldiers have failed to noti- I
iy the war List issuance Bureauas to
the method hp which they wish their!
my and sepention allowances din-v
tributed. therefore the delay.
The committee are ready end an:
icon to help any family who has been‘
dependents»: a man that is now in th!
service and whose allotment hes not
come through. A meeting wiilxheheld
atthehoineoflfrs W. J. Tracy.23
Ralph Campbelloffhe engineering
corps, weanvinitdrl’ae'llndoy. Uri
West ewe. Thursday snapped nt
moundsspsahon
Eaaton.a1er a short vbit with Brad-
icy Street rehtiwoa.
lohu c. m ins wished
brother-in law. Wu 1.. Hoyt h M.
well, who loam Iran an o'-
taek of whooping cough.
‘lias Ila fines is detained from
muttering sroll, lotus-dag.
~—
‘llr. and hire. David 8. Coley of
had street entertained a number of
young friends at a dancing pert; Mon- *-
day evening.
The death of Stephen Benedict, lor-
rnerly of Weston, is reported no occur
lug nt the Danbury hospital a few
days ago following the operation in
wflch this leg was mutated .two
weeks no.
club are perfecting their plans ior tue
Valentine social. which the clan will
hold Friday evening, February 15 at
the htune of the secretary, Mrs. Williv -
B. Barnes d Nordeld Corners.
Williamson whose East Side home
was destroyed by.ilre a tow weel.s ago,
are slow spendingoorne time in Itasca
chIIetts. lt is stated that they will
hnild a new house on number site in
the spring.
James B. Dikernan, who left town
dor wereervioelastoweeit isnowin
training at Fort Wrightu James
Major Austin was the last v! the
contestants to go on the door escorted
by the loose Fife and Drum corps
. after a lengthy perfrmsnce he was n-
3 awarded the championship of the state
3 with s pertect score of 100 per cant.
i it will be remembered that he I as
'nwurded the state championship in [
Field day in Stamford, at that time the
Maple Fife and Drum corps to whirls
inshoel Waterline-thud oauedlw
l“ m of the We as she was he was thenattschyd plz‘ved ft| l/T-
i lie has severed his connections M31:
3 the Maples and is at present major for
3the Museum] Drum Corps of Gnu-n
wich which is very proud of his :4!)
case at Waterbury.
Major Benedict of Torrington was
|awarded second prizo.
h..—
TBINITY MEN'C CLUB NOTES
There was anexuemety warm meet-
ing in Trinity mu’s Club, last elm-
ing in Trinity Ken's Club, last ever
0 site-tainntent committee repoi t« d
that preparations are being made lo!
and It. therefore lacing many prob-i Mb”. of the Nordeld Thimble the celebration of Lincoln'- Day. next
Tuesday. An interesting program in
being around. There will be short
addresses by Rev. F A Coleman, Es-
Msyor Albert II. Pohlmnn and William
A. McPherson. Refreshments served
will be in aceondonce with the world's
' I great penal: tiny. Shove Tuesdai.
I u” Williamson and son '3 3""9” Members of the club and their friends
no invited. and a most cordial invita-
tion is extended to the men of Trinitv
Church to be present as far as possi-
hie
.‘ STANLEY WORKg CHAIRMAN
#56109“.
NEW BRITAIN, Feb 6.—‘W“llflm ii.
Hart, it was announced yesterday, has
resigned as chairman of the board oi!
loore, following his enlistment left my directors of H111; auuléy Works, after ‘
MOM!!- Bis brother Frederick, i‘d I continuous service in executive oili-
now in hence several other Weston m of guty- three years He is now
boys expect to leave during this eightyvthree years of age. He will con-
.1300“! time as a member of the board.
York headguarters will tell
1‘12.“ ...
work "
Anyone interested in the Home
rubs. swam their [sad we “"168 moon is invited to he pm
and without mastication, because that“
are obliged unceasinpy to open and
close theiawatorshemcfses- ‘
met-ram“ IMPORTANTANNOUNCEMENT
To an Patrons and 3MP“!
nod oilcers of the 1061‘
1”.” ll ll c (land which was to have been
I.” written ”1°“. been held Monday night at the Stem-
WMWW' «up lord Amory. _Vu Mounted till reh-
Jacksonville. that the temperature mry nth."
washiUn the shade. on the first,
this month. He says that while
. people up here have to chop wood
teepwarm they can keep warm
moot that although they have to
flop it Just the some. Otherwise er-
”this: in all risht. The weather is
*0. t c food is good, the men have
.8 summer uniform and from the we!
has been quite in ct her home the-ow
two weeks with grip. ‘hfr. ’Oriehol
spent the weekend here. ‘
cement is mtionedat rmmJ
N J.
l
Ir
m..—
Benedetto Moeiardi of this town
was among the draft delinquents who
had not returned his questionnaire to
the exemption hosed
Mr and MW 3...... and to
tie daughter. on» have. been visiting
relatives in have returned do
their home in' Stained,
m
Welter Humbert of Mansfield ave-
nue. had the misfortune of having on
auto, truck run into his car while
crossing Miller's Bridge one day last
week. His nutoutohlle wee completo
ly demolished. in some unknown we!
Mr, Humbert chopped injury,
The mus! meeting ofthe
Study cisss of the win choral!
with new My autos. isom-
ary 12. st warmest sits. Clitiora
1s tans one would expect am about' w. u. Hoyt hu‘flle Meade ‘°' ‘ The munmsrer‘fedt' doin"‘io”°‘*'“ ‘“ m ‘9 WW“ fi "“"
fie only thing that the men lacked new electric light with “‘9 shade 3‘ twenty one here early yesterday .m. 3" present 3' “if M 10? 010 ”If!
”I but and culd folding doors to their tached. This light throws n yer! ing in some, sections .of the village will be elctcd. .. .
W: and hen-reeks. 3mm; lisht it ‘5 “m“ "”7 mt This is the‘coldest reported this on.
"The mixer house and Great the block-
The unearth Marne of the East with has installed them. They m
twenue lid E. Church met last evening made by the Strauky Mfg. company
‘thehomeoi‘ur and Mrs. A. It.
Wm. 20 Mile ayenue, at which Dorian people do not want to forget
to routine business was transacted that Thrift Stamps ere on sale at the
after the business meeting a an- local post once. it would be a great
no social with games, music. singv help to Uncle Bern as well as a ’chance
4” and refreshments was eniovedto show your patriotism toward the
A V mm: will he held on government. it is the duty of every
W 13mm meeting place not 1- ipemn to buy these Little War Bonds.
as ei, hw-
wwgmnced inter. 0w Justice Harry Vairn Snead of N030
. to the Give-e cold weather ’ ' ton will leave for Chariefiog. 88;;
' Med 'cdnesda night, to o u
. is the meeting W33“: his dinghter. Miss Louise Vniriu
’Snesd. who have been South nearly
The cold weather has abated some- three months. They expect to return
hilt not enough to satiety most to Xorctou next month. Justice
‘ flea. busing for the days Snead’s sister. Miss hlinuie R. Snead
' new haircut coo: so the and his cousin. Mrs. Daniel, Brim
th- of W. when spring By of Moutclair are at the Bond‘s
-- MI! We" an alike 3 home in Noroton. ’
when All. ....—-l....-_
:‘Wmm 0;?” ions. to RICKABD QUIT! BOXING
alrsedy knowledge snrfeited "l'es" Richard, cattlensan and ho:-
,‘ Mahopflhsl'lhsiheasdthas ing premier, has abandoned the peel.
“detaining tobiteorwho iistic arena in favor «the mch.
Rowayton people were without ‘.'"l
ter today. owing to the lack oi'prer
sure, it as reported in South him-walk.
to send it over the hill. 80 many poo
bolus as sees-so must use it
their water pipes running all night}
. thatthgrc was none left dot Wu
residents who Ire will double rates!
luv. the us. of the stole.
fill! 6M3! ill fl!
Sill? Willi AAA 3
AlAlliil Will All:
usissuss runs. est—1M Gets
' l
tar.
: m
The meeting or the icon] war house:
was held in the Town Hall building
Friday evening The question of the
gathering of the ice crop and other im-
portant business was discussed.
.—-s-.-—
ou—s-s—s-I—s—s
C. E. Dent, A. W Bowles, William
Barrett, Edward Rutledge and T. .iV
Benedict have been attending the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Mn-
sons in Hartford, this week
84 Washington 51.,Soulh Norwalk
Will Pass Ont of Existence Saturday, March 9th
To disposeoi‘thisiargeand well known stock
hythaitima
WW3 MustBeMade
Gardner Hath left Tuesday for
Florida, where he will remain for sev-
eral weeks with his'hrother. Stephen
Booth. who is residingamh his son-in:
hmfllooent St. John. szeland. Mr.
Heath went by rail. ’
Thick, Wary, Iron. and
W
Iour hslrhecosneslisht. wary, "I?
ry,ahsndantandanoeetissmlb
unusual-emits! cayenne sill’l
aesr s ems unclean-e." Jest
1" D'cmmtrythislnoistenaclothwltha little]
fiefimmm nd carefully am it
through
Wrath at with neigllhors—wlll
he a?!“ “Whig!!! 3:40 ”rouge“. off regular
fiwolflhwummhmmmeoffldspm
mmcwmonmmsrnusommmnme
Diokinson's phat-moor sports a new
sin which wne erected last week. «he
Moments to the seer of the store
have been mm delayed and
made it W for
to mills store in
' Meatless ,3.
shims-eater isgreat for Bleknrdsailcdfor SouthAsnericayoo “W . m:- mfi’fi writ Ahab.“ m o—‘Most .d f ‘ ,
_. [at], those due will terdayflandwllldevotehistineinthe Thceot “threatened!” rgggfim M ‘ u I I I" a. is . I]: 1'
fossil-“'31.: wzmlflmto W'”W“'nmcvonssammsmm Munch-“WV . ‘Mmcns 3:-
0? I W
DUC‘I‘IQN or tomcat. mus mun.
m us A usrr notion—warm m WINS.
SAL-£3 NOW ON
use. has boss mound Yer Ihfnsv‘sdosusatsehssstyotrmw
mummtonuecision at a}
ham h'm. my kit" once, mam-scram;
Immunlfeeuilflnsmudeam m W
Mil-cleaned. wen unpainted-re wmsetosuvsseaavsab—uasaed
M moisturising-est!“
meshes llaesoler ochwTosliannaufewansswh-
itisnow. All! aoveimaco Willi
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alladustissdudiohssthanthsssh
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