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The Golden Rule Circle will meet
My afternoon at 3 o’clock with
I.) n. K. StJohn, 14 St. John street.
The regular meeting "‘or the May-
her Hook & lAddervcompauy will,
“.0 held Mandayfesening.
The district commissioners
this evening at the offices of the ‘
on Bayview Place at which the ““3”” postoilice “‘1 9°
. important matters will come up
consideration.
not St. Agnes Guild will
~ ”Tuesday evening has not been h” home in a" Norwalk, ““9“ “V',
~ - -«, as Tuesday is Lincoln’s birth.
ing. at the brunt
In. William Bean, to Van Zant
-‘ . the...Women's Foreign Mission.
spoilt! will hold its regular
. ly Meeting.
Ole ”and?! even
, Void has been received that Caryl
‘ neon son of Mr. and Mrs nonry‘ J.
' , . has arrived safely at Paris
”fiend. South Carolina, where he is
mpg with the marines.
Ms W. C. '1'. U. held an afternoon
at the home of
46 Gregory Boulevard,
-_ ~ . nay afternoon, and many of the
numbers attended. An enjoyable cf-:
fiernoon was spent.
”no Ladies Aid Society of the East
me u. E. church will '
May afternoon as they have bepn
flag since the coal shortageapd‘tpe
mlar mid-week service of the church
"in! be held Thursday evening.
Winfield Scott, of Cove avenue, at-
fi-ded the funeral of Judge Howard
Jam Scott. which was held in Dan-
hry at 3 o'cltick this afternoon. There
The a very large attendance and the
Ital pieces were numerous. Deceas-
.fl was a cousin of Winfield Scott.
any people were up early yester-
y morning to see the fire ln,Au_stiu's
wage. The. tire bell was hard to. ring
I! when the reflection of the flames
the sky many people
, “light that it was either Arion Hall.
00 Municipal Electric Lighting plant
.or the railroad station.
.. 'lt is hoped that there will be a good
> ' “dance at the informal dance
‘ . hlch is to be held at Community
313]] on Monday evening, the proceeds
'M'whlch will be used for the relief
'work that is being done by the East
ZNorwalk improvement Asunciation and
H; .a report of which was given in Thurs-
"day's tissue of the Evening Sentinel.
At the East Avenue M. E. church to
, narrow the pastor, Rev. H. E. Wilson.
. twill preach two sermons, both of Y“? will receive a hearty welcome
. which are peculiarly interesting to the at “y ”d all 0‘ these “mica
1M day mortal for several rea-
‘m. The sermon in the morning will ‘2“ be held on Wednesday even
t .on the subject of "The Slacker," t c parsonage.
mud the evening sermon will be on the
«.wect of "Lincoln's Message togUs in
inn Hour." All are invited to attend.
Ir. Wilson will continue his address
1- the social teachings of Christ, to
f‘fis men's class tomorrow. He whom
“Ila Son of Man makes free, he shall-
ie free, indeed. Motion: is more
“hit a name—yet he who depends on
Wes that an employer may give or
WM at his pleasure is not free,
is it the problem that the master
a in mind. The service flag of 5
dare will also he raised tomorrow in
of the boys from the class.
finday evening the Rev" George M.
‘ 'e, pastor of the Advent Chriso,
' ~ church will preach in the Advent:
. . . church at Bridgeport, and
lav. 'Jnnies A. Gardner of the;
.i. -- ,ehurch will preach in thal
carton. His, topic will be "may.“ "new,
' Mr. Gardner is a?
i mmmmfimmwmi
" ties and will undoubtedly savo'
. .. to say about present day
. ' and their relations to goth
hm Allwhosttndmeybeasv
' d I very profitable anti‘lntcrcst-
Mr. Welch, employed by John Sher-
man Hoyt. at Shenemere is ill wwith a
severe attack of pneumonia. '
Joseph Monsell of long island vis-
itcd with Charles Raymond over But-
day.
Mrs. John Brundage of Rowaytoa
avenue is slowly recoveringyfrom an
attack of grip.
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has is visiting Mr. and Mrs. David
Mills of Pitteileid..
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The Misses, Brands oi West Side;
'avenue entertained members of that
Deft Finger Circle. Tuesday evening, 't
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Mrs. Alfred Crockett of Crockettl
street has sold her residence to Mr.
1 and Mrs. John Snitfin of West Side}
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War Savings Stamps are on sale at%
This is just one of the steps in the construction of ill“ many. many: hi
laid. and rapidly the remainder of th a work will continue till she will be in.
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master Harvey Ackart reports a fine.
at over the [lulled States to carry food. ammunition and men to the allies. The steel libs of this ship are bring
pa being built in new ship yards
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sale of the stamps.
nus: Edith Craig. has returned to noon. town are not slacker:-
Selectman Schlichting was in Stam-
ford on business yesterday.
Captain Wheeler had charge of the!
Home Guard drill Thursday and ”Wit
eral days visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. E.‘
lMend of Rowaytou avenue.
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Mrs. Susan Bussy has returned to' One Maguer, proprietor of the for. than they have learnt-d before about:
her home in Hansen. Long Island, at mer Columbia hotel, was in town yes. the rifle. They made bell" fihOlS than,
ter spveral weekg' stay with M". Eu. .erday. ' Ithey did at the last drill. Sergeant t
gene Ambler of Cross street. 'Groat had charge of the Dot rifle.
- . The local branch of the lied Cross
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Bails return has equipped the localllome Guard
ed to Bridgeport Monday, after apend- boys with sweaters.
ing the week-end with LE. and Mrs;
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Walter Humbert of Mansfield avc-:
nue to whom many misfortunes in thej
‘ way of sickness and accidents to him-
guiuca fowls so;
'seen going up the pike yesterday after to show that thc young nit-n of thlsuoute‘of the Norwaik grocer. William
‘Thompsou, was discontinued.
Mrs. Henry Wilkcnson of liinghamp
on, N. Y., is the guest of her niece,
tboys learned more in their last drill Mrs. Frederick D. Benedict. ‘
R. W. Kecler has taken the: inven-
ory of his groceries required by the
:governmcnt, but his annual stock talc:
ng will not be done until spring.
Nolan] having lost all her
i. trap for the in
Mrs.
glorces which are supporting the
Tumult Provisional government,
,to the Aftontidningen reports.
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New Spring Dresses
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to the Ilandclsblad. Twenty-nine
survivors were landed at Terscliel-
ling this morning.
S'i‘ilt‘KlIOLli/i, Feb. 9.—Gener-
al Mamierhcim, commander of the
The Calf. '
Mollie Meadows, with a will of li‘l‘
own his Plklt
secretly a, sum
........................ Violet Mutt
Laura Meadows, aunt to Mollie and
Imurie . ......... Mrs. Harold Pia't
Mrs. Rosetta Walden, willing to low,
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ihas defeated the revolutionary 3.1.331: Meadows an 3:22;] in“
lied Guard, a lielsmgi’ors dispatch out ............. '. . ..iloland 3.3.1.;
Philip Moore. Laura's husband...
....................... Harold I’ll t
Charlie Cranston. looking for soda
one to love him..\’ictor Brundw
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The Red Guards are said to have
suffered a loss of 13.000 killed. The
battle occurred at Korkeakosi,
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,near'rmmm. 322.2”15'ccfi‘1’.has
iLADY WASHINGTON one exception,
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“No family llne'lh this country can
LODGE GIVES PLAY:
support all that is put upon it."
(Continued hon: Pale One u
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The affair was very well attendedlm~
over two hundred persons being pres-l
ent. Between the acts, Miss Plait dis"
played her versatelity by rendering
three popular songs. "The Sunshine
of Your Smile,” “Somewhere in.
France," and ”They Brought lilo up‘
in Sunny Carolina.'.' These songs
were very well received by the audi-
ence. who applauded again and again.
Little Miss Hazel Alien presented
lilies Plait with a large bouquet of
flowers.
The rather difficult parts of Laurie
and Laura Meadows were remarkably
well played by Miss Violet Mott and
Mrs. Harold Plait. The play proved
such a success that they hiiVe been
WORST WINTER IN YEARS
Snow, wind and extreme cold chow
ed more colds this winter than in part
years. Foley's Honey and 'i‘ar‘pro’w 4
its worth in thousands of homes. Mm,
women and children checked colds
and coughs and prevented serious
consequences from exposure. it clean
the passages, heels ‘rsw lnflarond
membranes, banishes irritation and
tickling throat. Mrs. Edward Siren,
R. 37, Clinton. 0., says: “i think Foi-
ey's Honey and Tar the only medicine
for oonghsand colds and recommend
asked to e ' .” - ' m.-
Dnniel Morrcii of Rowayton avenue. ‘ The Mensa Bible' class of the Con- ‘39" and household have 001"“ 5"”"5; trudcr and succeeded in catching a 22nd of ihfiaggni?) ‘kgsgort'hgngxfigmwnl? —Stlllson 1’0"" Corpo
. " 'Krcsatlonal church will hold a Wtri- the past couple "' "“57" h“ been large 0W1 of a species unknown in this? D1098 Of lhe'K. R. i‘. of that town
Morning service at the Rowgyton oiic meeting Sunday. . “WK?" '0 “dd “limb" ‘0 M” “l“ 0' locality. She is holding the bird, _"——- . H . .
‘M. E. Church at 10.30 o'clock, which‘ _ _ ._ calamities. for a four days ago at .\lil~‘ awaiting the action of Warden Wll»
will be the combined service of tho: Postmaster Fred H. Smith has 111- 19” bridge, ".1 auto-truck ran ""0 his bur Smith. THRIFT .- MEMESS
Sunday school and preaching service Ilsiered eight alien Germans to a“... machine completely demolishing the; .- -.- ,y _
Epworth League at 8:45 o'clock. Eve
ning service at 7:30.
and expects to havo more.‘ the machine. This time, however, a:
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Private Harry M. Selzcrt of Fort ti
'i‘crry, enjoyed a furlough over Sun- have been Krill victims {or the past liy ave lost his life.
day and while home visited Mr. and few days. -
Mrs. Smith of McKinley Court, who "
expects to tulle possession in a chart
time.
Fuel Administrator Horace ll. Olm-|
Somc of the local boys from Camp stead recén‘t'ly wrote to William ZlogJ
/ Barons passed through here the other ler. Jr., of Grcai iifla'dd, who is now in
rv—T—s... . night, One of the boys threw a latte) military service at Washington, asking
The Rev. A. E. Beebe, pastor of the on at the station for his sister. him what the can to the two would
Nag-walk Methodist Episcopal church ———-———- ibc. of the coal which Mr. Ziegler turn-
will preach Sunday evening in the R0- Curl Brcnm-r, the former local bar ‘ cd over for local use from his dock on
wayton Methodist church in the ab- bcr, who was culled out with the “I" the estate. it will be recallcd that, in
sence of Rev. Mr. Kong. The eacrn- iional drafted army, at Camp Devens, response to correspondence, Mr. Zicg
ment of the Lord's supper will be 0b is now in the Officers' itcserve Corpe.' ler offered to turn over all his avail-
served. There will be service in ”K, —_ table stock of cool. about eight tons,
morning at 10:30 o'clock Rev. Mr, William Ziegler, .lr., now on war for this purpose. in reply to Mr. Olin
Hoax is still in Simebury, Conn, duty at Washington will nevertheless ztcad's letter. Mr. Ziegler replied that
whr rc he wont following the death of exhibit his dogs at th Westminster he was "fully compensated by knowing
Mrs. lioag. Kennel club's show at Madison Square that you have distributed the coal to
Garden this month. ,the mar people to whom it has ‘given
When you sit down to think on), ,comfort and would not consent to'ac-
Mrs. E. B. Close of Greenwich has cept any pay for it." This action Lil
the matter carefully are you satisfied
with your present Sunday program? leased the Adirondack camp of Mrs incl only characteristic of Mr. Ziegler;
Remember that the day is not used Anson Phelps Stokes of Noroton,iand of the general tendency of sum-i
in the best way unless you devote a which was leased last year by Clar- mer residents of this town, nll'ofl
part of it, at least, to the development enc‘e ii. Macltay. Whom are abounding in both public"
‘51“ your spiritual life.
' , m lspirit and humanitarian lnlplllE' Va. This.
The 59"“93 0f the churches are The otiicers and non-commissioned is the first Winter that no i..it has
for .the purpose Of helm!!! 3'0“ 1° omcers of the Home Guard are to re- bePn turned on in the large house at.
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make themcsi 0' ""3 day, and to 5““ port at the Stamford armory Moudnyfircat island. to prevent the veneered mhti‘lfalogmbragg: 12:5? g,f,n‘.’;,,,,. _
the things in life that a”. 0' the night. Guard and interior guard diiiy2mahogany furniture and cabinet world}:I ‘Iamlil Stroll comm] is ltoil‘. '
greatest value. Plan now to attend will be the-ingu‘uctlon. ti - -
from cracking, and everything. that
———_ can possibly be done has been done
The new ceiling of beaver board.,to cut down the consumption of coal
made noceesary by the fire, has bowl in the houses of'llr Zloglcr‘s employ
instalicd at the Home liank and Trust cos on the place. Mr. Oddy. tho supcz-
Ccmpany's quarters. A handsome new lntendent, has not used any cool in‘
indirect lighting fixture has also been his range during the winter. but is;
hung, using wood which he gets on the placen
—- Mr. Olmstead, himself, went down to
’ W. ii. Hoyt has the agencyfor the the Great island place, and found that’
The mid-week meeting of the c3122}: indirect-lighting fixtures which are be ! the few tons which Mr. Ziegler .0 ‘wu.
. .lng installed/in many places In town
The'monthiv business meeting of E' 1‘ Grout and Carl Schmidt are
the Y. P- ‘8' C. E. Will be had on \Vf‘d' among those Who have recently order-
nesday evening at the close of the “1 them.
prayer meeting. 1 _.______._
The pastor's class will meet at the local people have reported seeing.
parsonage on Wednesday afternoon at quail and several large pheasants
3:30. around the Tokeuoke property. The'
birds look very poor and it would be
a kind act if some one would put
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some feed out for these birds.
Fuel Administrator Olmstead has ary 7 for the first time “u" mm;
Charles Murphy injured his anger found that the price at which the town _
”gel-day, _ thus been selling out wood-88 acord~' a", and g", m“ Hartley left
' {is too low eyeu to cover the actual town for New York Thursdby.
‘ccst, which is allthat the town has at-l » ._-'...__,. '
«tempted to do. so the price has now A full-blooded Jersey “cow hasybeen
hecn‘increasedtn l9. ' gilded to the stock at Woodward:
*- . . glam. ’
f The remodeled Darien ”nugget , '
/ - that: been suspended in from.“ ,' lliss- Louisiwmd'and‘ relative.
Fred Smith, the. local putmasterrlview am This dog We” “not New York were~hr m-mm
ghaa‘an attack of the grip. ‘ widnd and novelties! mama-s. ”.121!de .
,peopleof WWW M .
he "very mad or. be mounts wmmwiiue
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some church service tomorrow an
then on Sunday carry out your plan. :
You are invited to the services of
the Rowayton Baptist Church. Mom-
ing worship at 10:30, Sunday School
at 11:50, Christian Endeavor meeting
at 4:30. Evening worship at 5.
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lingly placed at his disposal were all?
there. was, available. notwithstanding[
that rumors had been current than
there were large quantities there. Min:
Olmstead and used all this Ziegler;
none of it has been bought for cash by,
those able to buy fuel.
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‘ Next Monday being "heatlesu Mon;
day." coming between Sunday and the
Lincoln's birthday holiday, the food'
stores of the town will be permitted
to remain open for business until ii p.
m., instead of until noon, as has been
the rule.
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Mrs. David Wintou has been visiting
friends in New York. '
,Gcorge Velie'was a visitor in Nor-
_ Sam Sharer has moved into his old
house on the pile. '
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‘ dairy, etc.
schoolhouse in South Wilton,
horses became frighicncd and ton"
madly down the street causing much
excitement.
ped in Winnipauk and held until the
owner came for. the truants and tent:
‘them home.
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leaflets have been sent to the li-5
measure of good fortune uttendcd hun.’ brarian. Miss Ethcl Hart, tor dietribu
i Mrs. G D. Tilley and both her m for he was not hurt. though the not tion. These set forth a plea for fam-
,, daughters. Phyllis and Margaret, dent was fine in which hemight ens-.ily work, which tends to unite the
members
Iii in colonial times, the
home was the only bakery, cannery
,—
George llcddlng was on hit-trounds
for R. W. Keelcr Tuesday, while in
the home of a customer near the
They were finally stop-
IERS LOST LIVES WHEN
srususmp Tuscs'm '
was roacaooao
(Continued from First Page).
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How far the Tcutous' plan may
prove successful acorns to depend,
upon the measure of control'thc
Rails has over the territory of the
.disputeil‘ by the. Bolsheviki, .wim
recently disowned the Rada's delv-
gates as bourgeois. when they
were found- treating secretly, with
the Central Powers, and named
delegates of their own. 'l'bc (lcr-
mans and Austrians, howevcr, con-
tinued to treat with the Rada’sl
representatiVes.
Both Bolsbcvlki and Rudn have
been claiming military successcs‘
against each other in the Ukraine.
Apparently the Germans fccl none.
too sure that the Reds will tri-
umph unassisted, however, as the
suggestion has recently come from
‘coal for the poor of the town, so thanGerman sources tbattheRoumanJ
ians would do well togjbin forces
with the Ukrainians against the
Bolsheviki.
pointedlout, could obtain compen-
sation for the loss of Dobruja to
the Bulgarians by ‘ taking over
Besearabian territory from the
Russians. . . .
Although the early advices re-
garding the signing of the agree-
ment said nothing about the terms,
it has been previously reported ‘
that the Ukrainians were oflered' a
motion of Russian Poland as an
inducement for them to malgc
peace. \"
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Feb. 9.
-A call for immediate assistance '
from a steamer in diatreu, far out ’
at sea, was picked up today by the
Cape Race station and sent/broad-
AMSTBSDAH, Feb. 9,—Six
men were killed. when the steam-
ship Frisian (Mindf), loaded
‘ grain from on American port
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Thrift is the prevention of waste. leafless is saving
for oneself alone.
The national situation requires your attention to this
Mtflfhfifhl h f the natio depends heel l
c strengt o n a ate y
on the wealthoi thalndlvidaais composing it. Your pa-
triotic duty demands you serious consideration of this
point. Are you doing your-full'duty toyonrself‘snd to “
your country in this moot?» - ‘-
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If you have not a savings account, open one home-
distelyzandaddtoitirvltemstioallyesdiweek. $1. a
week saved by 100,000, 00 of people produces a stagger-
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