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Est-coral church. East son-walk. will out Wham ”asphalt-fellas ‘ ‘ Erica's-twain...
dw‘flth-filrl. Funk Clarknom a Ire on a motor trad ”I; who ereiikuswn in this noisily.
revenue. tomorrow afternoon _- through town. Tau-ammonia; Anti-stun mere-idem: of To-
. '————' ‘ from New York WW!“ (or new
mam-hi» “firefiamr the hood over the armada-yank _,L ., p
9’ Hoot & We: myifieavlew. into 11m. and ‘0!" wW'Q‘m. V - "
avenue and Van Zant street, will be re- ; merry huge, u is an "L ‘ ' . w "_ ilevoval from Norwalh
oil-ed between Harry Watcrbury's men on the out were Mg, mfsld'tflvphee-weatao. stadord to
‘and Harry Cunningham's teamsat the “Mplplhlmm the!“ m We! this phy, 7M
Mayflower house. _ blaze. The mpg” swam m tghave a loan stay when it
. —'—-— ’od it with chemical- is a (ovum. “I"! ll 39' with“ the mm— W‘ of
. * ”“5” “M by "'9 "31‘9““ and the Mine. Wrath-2mm "9'7. 1
01 Reynolds street asking for a sewer '0“, i W' ' _, l “ rwrvi-‘é—r-r ' T. E
on that street will be presented at the duly dma‘ ”Sufifim' W‘W'wbo has been spend
looting of the Common Council this in three weeks in Florida. on a fish-
.evening. Whether QI’ not “1. pet-“‘0” E10!“ I” m made do i‘vo 1).. m "H?- m (em to m m on
«will be granted depends upon several “m 80 "over the top" in the. amount Crockett street. Mr. Moore had a
things at present not “watt-ed of" as of ”um stamps said in town. “fir-m‘wfilioufle time, but (sand the
Shakespeare would observe. . in all former do,“ to do be, m. {a dilute gm "Mindy bad after on.
“a.“ for ths‘ddnce to be given in: » the raising of war funds. The pupils ' iorjuu‘ihre‘f‘ewzlksm’ 61M. ”2' mfi:
Dams» museums. , m ”M 0', W5 money N we :éh;:‘n::’:n:fngfufl;m: Fluids which ii'r. Moore visited the
, 1“"ku thesabiectl'fllst Norwalk Tobacco rand and when they buy a thrift stamp. 11“; weather was cold W‘to the
Ito historical sketch given by Reviwhich will be held in Community Hall sum” ah, on sale at the We. annual temperature oi that section
"4"“ Merv! ‘3‘ ”rum °" “mm“ mm mg“! ”‘9 and the bank, and all Darlenites ”an” m" m" u“ m‘" "n
studs-mi Booth Norwslk/ hedoro' ”it. will be issued. in crew days tantalum“l "m," m than mum'lx» Them“ to em from the "998- Mr-
”I!“ triends 0‘ the ‘9'“ it 1' "M“ M m Vi" be quite local committee, with Dr. Barry D. ‘lloore reported no hue catches 0’
. “M'MtAvcnlw ‘M. E. church a sale of them. Q'l'bg committee who Hanson as tha‘rmm "we" shortly flab.
‘ autism.“ which time. the m h". M m‘. thus far' on the to make a house-to-hduse canvass and' l ‘
-~ muon- 101’ “'0 3'0” Md 1“" "“7“ "fl “Od rut-n for urge residents to buy stamps at' t'lleseI
M which will he dill-jaw mud it 4' ”WM W“ depots, so um when hie committee
m ”ma’, 1“ :‘m' '“b “'9’ 'm “'3 Io'd‘amt, lndlqus “HI. mh one "1", be ‘ble to “y. «1‘
n teams in the acid, were made. 1118 0' the tickets. '_ 5. Idid my bit without waiting to I be
Dr. Oakley's address was compre. ' " ' leaked."
' ~ o-and scholarly, interesting‘andl '
and splendidly delivered.
rho nouns opened with a turkey
Mrs. lilah Hart Foreit,
l
Miss Sally Cooper spout the week-
endin New York and New Jersey.
may! rs-.- —" ~ .
‘Miss Daisy Olcoti of Brooklyn is vis-
0WAYTON 4 ‘iung with relatives in town.
. . x
‘1“ 'Aid Society ofthe church,
. which Rev. 1!. E. Wilson, pastor .
the church, explained the ivory: I.
r Bolus-in and introduced; -
nrdlkfryon oi Bethe], a mead-org j '
.M‘whamo aversion of Hannah f
‘mitb sacks «min in Detach, . y
W "'7 ”mm“ F917. Thefllunk all
i ' “ ”Vi-Al.” bf ill. Norstalk sorvedftlié no.
I
m
ii. A. Harold of Stamford-was s ro-
cont visitor at his summer. home here.
F..—
._. --.. Walter smith, ohn'oniatled in the
for
t
of Crockett x ,r . . . .
Istreet. has fully recovered from her ”"7- hn‘bm spending ‘a brief
in: “‘15:":
. k
mafilusm ob
l4,
-lst>lpbcopal'~mrell‘- spoke. . .
sat. tlse'oowolusion oi theivoning's'
mm those manque-umber“
ut 85 lnali.
.m-
“'1
-.s
. 10 sh wit his cuts.
goalkllos-QIJ ~ ,‘l'. ”i?“
John Karl returned on-Saturday
lfroi'n‘ the Stamford Hospital. where he
underwent an‘operatlon ior appendi-
'ciils. ‘ "'
' .. .3745 3
Mrs. {hills Cmnlnxlrv'and son
:i’arkcr. will soon move from the.
. Heights. , ‘- --'
.-2las.been suffering-7 . ., re ”mm" 9 Albert Lynch, of .\ew Haven, spent
dung."Amerl-. . . . . “23' «.“M. ‘ ;lhe week-end with his parents. Air.
“L" which they broke up into. Mb Wedn T 9"" ‘E’i ed todav‘ and Mrs.- lv‘rnnklin Lynch; of the To'k-t
. 1 groups and started homewards. ‘ ”r ‘ ' we“ Road. ' l
. ,wiill ‘services‘llr‘ Iiml Catholic
33'. cannula-will open as has been and St. Luke’s spam churches. '
aid befoswon thealdth of this montb,-= ' —~—'—‘“ ‘
.1 and it will; be the ondoavono! these , former Constable Hartford 'Smitn.
m'WWtM'fln them I". over! who has been suffering as tilt; result
e "is” with. ' 30f a paralytic stroke for the last two
0"” ’e". ‘weoks.‘is reported to be somewhat
Ralph Campbell, who enlisted in‘
at Princeton, N. J.. spent the week, ook.
, .. 4......—
end at his home. in East Sol-walk.‘and‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘
was a visitor here, . Mr. and Mrs. A. l-. Meyers of New
1York were Sunday guests of friends on
i"
ning the usual mid-
. . .gim roved. l ,hmr.h-mm-- '
‘ Mm IND. held in ‘he 10. ‘ _ p U “ - .. .. i‘ngqsr .L’QE )flelwfl‘qfl J... ‘ ‘3) - .n- . w <..>;- ‘l
' churches. I R J Brooks on of th v ttr a. f“ .“31. ‘3" M91 '7 1"”. its mo fights Io“oi‘i$§ier§oii V
, l ' ' " ' e e e " “1‘ " you, spent the week-end with his par- y n p n ' ‘ "
the Home. who slipped on the tee a ’ents Mr
few days ago, and broke several ribs. flold'. '
. ls ‘stlll holding his own at the Home
ihospltal. it was at first feared that
mm of St; m“ Guild of 098 01' the their“ pierced a lung.
* iffllmhwas hold-laia'oveuim '
1.310 list-beings holiday.
Harold Roadie oihmmp Devens
tuthonwub end'gai ills home on;
,_ tmdtstmt. ' ‘
. .' . « ic i-
and ‘1" l‘reder k 1“" end with friends on Ponds Ridge.
‘1
Val. ~Wolte of New York, .formcrly
iof this town, has been stopping at the
loavenport lnn for several . days this
week. '
Friends in town have received
cards from Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Walk-
er Feller from Rockland bangs. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Falter were marriedwa
week ago-yesterday and spent their
honeymoon in that place. -
The engagement of Miss Florence ii.
lFilapatrick of Noroton- Heights, to A!-
‘ired 'M. Mel-isle, also of Norofon
Heights, has been announced-"by. Miss
F'itspatrick's. parents, Mr. and.Mrs. M:
ritzpatrick. ’
l
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weslcott and
son, will more from the meals in the
Davenport Jan to a portion of the dou- ,
lblfl house in East Ivonne. owned by"
'hirs. 'chulpe. > ' '
im‘-Wogppfs.mflmiroi coral '
~ nté-tthe meiotic“. Frau!
WUWQv’snue4 .
.' ‘ i". 7-fo- .
.. ; .aqst.sior+sth;.nsople _at-
the gamut-hooded» illo
mtcls‘ba‘ion ,, "avarice, Nor-
.muuulnsg [31- 5 ' ‘
The regular ntonihiymeeting of. tbo
-Rowarton llose Company was held
Monday evening at their quarters in l
Koway'ton avenue. Besideregulsr‘roui Mrs Harri Di ' d t
_ . ., _ , _ _,; . y xouandcliilrenspen
tine business. "om" 9' Wca'the.week-eud at the borne of Arthur
was done. In the absence oi the Dixon ln'flflmm a". Dixon joined
forestall. Oliver]. Clark .was chair bier "y do Saturday nlsht.
man of the meeting. . .
People-on the Dariomside' of Spring»
doituro and .&W..~omcemidb
patched the “WWW much there'
Friday and bit the little dughte'r of
Charles Davis and the son of‘h‘bomas
. \ . . _, ..
an. ule Circle MIN) 3.} mm"
”‘.Its‘dqbssgoipfitJoh‘hgltreel. yester-
y dftevnoon.‘ and transacted
ill.
4
t
v
i
l
i . m ' Mrs. .M. Coleman “$130110“ “1
. Mrs. \V yilvy. Wardwell Russell. no: company with "ham. Ills Mad-
prano, of Barclay court. assisted by efluo, has been spending m. past four
a violinist from New York citY. ll"- or five days‘with her brother. J’ E. .-
nished the program at the recital of H 'l
the Schubert club, Monday aiternoon . ‘- '
in Stamford. Several ladies from this
place we're, in attendance. Marlins
soil was in fine voice and her part of
the prome was greatly enjoyed.
; .Tlle Darlen died Cross is raising
Tolltlnfdunds for the purchase of wool and
l-other necessary {supplies by' ll‘Skl’lg
,people to sign cards agreeing to con-
tribute 25 cents a month for the next
six months for this purpose. . The plan
. is being tried instead of holding cake
1’98“!“ and other sales, in the belief. that as l
' much money can be raised. and much!
more easily. by this method. l Milton s. Rowland oi Crockett;
(1 high' 32°3h'523oi'3‘5flli“ 3:” “my“? vim” ”-991 WI 9' New Y0“-
Locsl pupils in Stamfor .. " ‘1"- ' W "fen.“ the' nitric?
school. who leased the boys and girls celyetl > (infirm, Sat I “g, uni-“‘1”; mug-3,135,134.; ronudfiltidse.
in the elementary'schools of Darlen.}pgsjse.dl¥ltr‘3uh‘ éi‘mlnlflon’ nag“ ”m. "a. dismal-moment" on
when the former had equation bo- mlgn‘ed toting-Aviation ’r‘riii' ‘ " ‘ "
cause of the fuel faminopwhile the lat-imachlnist’ln th’e'fitb Cdflp‘flfi. . 110mm,}. the intending physician.
ter were obligedlto go to school, now ' will stay’gt ,Fort'klocumfiifim “I'd-13:. ‘
..havo the tables turned. forlthis week 'weelrs. Mrfi‘flo’v‘fland is pfilidighor oi
' the high school pupils have to go tonne Ho’aayton' Iicse cdmpdt'iv. ‘il’rci
I
‘covening the, Woruen's’ Foreign
.. . Society-urine East Avenue,
" thinlbwill meet at the home if
was ‘IBesn fifoi'~ the
ink-meeting.
i i
Prank Annunsiato or the Aviation
Corps. stationed in Texas, is home on.
a furlough. visiting “with his parents.
This is the' flat that! Frank has been
home since'cnllstingq
\ . .
Norwdk Country club will be
issue of festivities on Washing-J
Birthday, according to the pres.
fplans oi.- Steward a. c. Millard.’
W ' ’t'placo'with'mneulnonia- Dr. R.-L.
All; YOU RHEUMATIC?
——_
'..- 2‘" ' "l
‘.‘fiVilliam Lbicafith has been seriously
in at the base hospital. Ft: Sill, Okla."
' {hours-tau. ransom
.flsss.M»-Ioally Due to Weak
}HANK*AND PE'ITE
u.
I!“ kidneys let uric acid collect.
* - meld causes many queer pains.
Japan-«WW. tn. last «is.
I
a
.0“ corner of it nearly upset Tug
Onrust at the point here. disabled
the chlnml, ~wllicl't tugs had broken
lane w'mndettliepack. separated and '0 . .
l, every day extend» its bi’llilllt'eill.‘
‘ ' “9."mu°- ‘ («rainii‘leatiolno dla S'rhOlilh‘Jlflu
were. amniotic-oats. '
light; wavy, flirty, abundantnantngli-
. carefully draw it throllh your main: ~
than“ .
mg recited says Willa-’1 condi-
tion warmer! (notable,
Florida. It we: not» .
ed on the postal that he spent the
day (M. 22 very pleasantly catching
91 m, weighing 400 pounds, and
makes mention that it was fine sport—
Tbo thermometer registered so de
grees.
STEAMER'M‘AINE
HAS BROKEN'RUDDEVR 4
13.~
SAYBROOK POINT, Feb. .
Steamer Hartford. of the‘ifarlford and
New York Transportation Complain}
reached its dock here shortly before =
noon today after a struggle in the?
ice fields which are almost continu-i
ous in Long island Sound east of'
New Haven. At 7 o’clock the sham?
er-was held up by ice opposite West:
Cornfield Point Lightship tuition and;
tugs which had been bucking the ice:
at the mouth of the Connecticut river
'went to her assistance. it is thOught. -.
they made a channel for the steamer’
”as she worked in. l
The first inquiries made after the"
Hartlord docked was the whereabouts
of the steamer Maine from New York
for New London. The Hartford sight'
ed the liaise oil South Norwaik at
1:30 a. m..‘in tow of Railroad Tug
No. 9. and it was understood from
signals that the Maine had
rudder.
A great held 'of ice half a mile
long and of 'an average thickness of
three and a half feet broke from tlm
Connecticut river lists on yesterday's
flood tide and moved down river. 1!
carried away a pier at Lyme. The
ice drifted towards l-‘snwick Liellt.
80"
to(
the
the steam digger used in unloading cos
coal and damaged the steamboat dock.
The ice-Mid has wedged itself in
'U'ill
out in past two days. and the mouth
oftthe river is again a broad expanse
of ice. Navigation is altrost lmposs'l
his in the Sound of! this point.
held by the ice four miles oil'- shore.
It did not appear as if vessel could
be forced thmurh the field and the
liodxe ’10“ng El t ‘e t Glen captain started to turn about with Bullfrog 8“ “110$“; l
fth engineer,“ corps.udlsatatione . ti. ..-. l 8 N we 0 ' the itnoatlon of‘murniog to No-vi'w'" lc int-neon c i'rtm ias ' '
d Suddpuly a loud crash Fflt‘ipmverfuliy contributed to main- “Panes Cold Compound’ Ends Colds
heard and the ice field was seen "it-in.
be splitting. The crack widened and
York.
as gthe steamer proceeded into the ""l
the alumni-made the docuwlih ll
I l
--" . —'—— 4 'add
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Try This! Hair Oats ammo
'WuVy and BeatanlItiMog
imlnedia'toi— Yes! '..COI’lMITg-nwpgt
the joy of it. Your hair,
J
i
I’m
r.
pears as‘soft. lustrous and beautiiiiii'
as a young girl's after‘ a Danderiue' -
hair cleanser Just try this—moisten!
acloili with a little Dandorine and:
I
taking (the small strand at a time;
This will cleanse the hair of dust, dif'.’
or excessive oil, and in just a few mo.
merits you have doubled the beauty or'
your hair. A delightful surprise awaits
those whose hairline been neglected of
is scraggy, faded. dry. brittle or thiu.‘
Besides beautifying the hair. Blinder-g
ine dissolves every particle of adult“; i
druii: cleanses. purifies nd invigorates:
the scalp; forever stopping itching and; .l
falling hair. but what will please; .
you most will be after a fowl
weeks'use, when'you-see new hair-l
fine and downy at first-yes-but reale§
ly' new hair- growingall over the scalp.‘
if you care for pretty. soft hair, and
lots Of It, surely- gets small bottle of
Knowlton's Dalldorlue iron-any drug1
store or toilet counter for a .few
cute—Adv.
\
‘ ““9" MAJOR‘MURPHY
(Irons Commissioner
since last, May, reported yesterday
”greatest. value,
lstrciiirth of moral assistance for
:which we are infinitely grateful."
i PARIS. Feb. lil.~‘;\ decree-,ex—
rims:-
AUSTIN -’ S
Seaview Ave,
GARAGE
East Norwalk
and other .5
JU.‘S.£lla’in‘Tread the $17500 ‘
30131-2
hes-220% discount .
from origindlzlist:
Te
REPORTS FOR pm
PARIS, Feb. lil.———Miljiir Gray—
M. P. Murphy, American Red
to Europe
lenrrai Pershing for tllif y with
American expeditionary f'or-
MaJor James :H. Perkins,
thereupon formally asslnnetl ('0!!-
of the American lied i‘mss
work in Europe.
in recognition of the work no?
Imumplislied during the period in
km 1. in. noted by once" oi'wliich Major Murphy has
1M.Hlfll0!’d ill“ the Glimmer. 1'” cnmmimio
lit‘i’Zl
nor for Europe. General
Potaill, commandor-in-chief of the
French army, has written to thc1‘
l-e
the morale nfi‘the French
is at a high level.
ill
itioh.to malt-rial twin of the
the powerful.
. tending to American residents in
two the benefits of the law of
August 5,-1914. is: published in the
mill Oflicit'l. By this American
families whose bread-winner has
"(lines .or French armies. will, on
“allot-wooed, be entitled to a
‘Ififlfiiinflawance of one franc. .35
Mount Minn additional apatltu
iopbono 1959.
-
’l'lxc wurk‘ .
f the American lit-(l “Wins. which 9'7 two hours until W“ have ”M”
:f
A". —M~~
.5 glowance of 00 centuries- for each;
,
child under sixteen dependent on
the breadeimlcr. '
.RQME, Tuesday, Feb.»l2,-—'l'lie
Minister of War, General Allit-ri,
has rcturncdfrom Rump from at
visit to England. .
:‘The impression I received,” he
said, “may be summarized ill the
words ’Esrnestiiess’ and f‘l)isci-
pllnc._’ which apply! to the whole.
Bl'itish'Empirc. My obscrvatimm
of the. English people confirm the
impression I received when l was
Iwill! the British troopson our ow“
rout.”
ill toll? lanai".
.. illicit sluiiil
v
and Grippe in a Few Hours
Take “Pope's Cold Compound” cv-
three doses, then "all grippe mlrory'
goes‘und your odidwii! be broken. lt.
Mmmy‘rnpein‘your ' (tugged-arms-
trils and 'tiro-sir'-.passages of the
head; stops nasty... discharge or now
tuning; relieves. the;beadache, dull-
nosesJ forerunners“ sore. . throat.
sneezing. soreness emptiness. .
Don't stay stuffed up! Quitblowlnr:
and snuifllng. Ease your throbbing
head—nothing else in the world gives
such. prompt relief as "Panels VCoid
'bhcen called to serverin'tlle Amori- Compound." which commonly a law
cents at any drug store. .lt acts with—
out ssslstancehtastcs nice, ,and caus<
es no inconvenience. ~ Accept no sub-
te—Adv.
- In your family and yourselfihe pleasures
. which other: have and which" , you
The phonograph of superb beauty of tone which
give you years of enjoyment is Sonora. ‘Plays
types of disc records. Every Sonora is guaranteed.
should have!
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Car {Mm-IMM mats. HM
ulrdfir in: My at has“ Peri/it It’ll-(I'M ,
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so {new .sisisioo 28135
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:“l’jfillfii‘lllll’fllEtMiillflEAD wintertime
. “OVA“ 1 time"
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cur-1 late» vusv'o due H: A
wanna use THI$ 1's Niven. wwc
Jomeo‘rrle s’AVAi-BV- A smut
.g . ms rut-s NAc' 36A?" A nus
m ween f
the flush. it's sciatica;
5 “IO. m, lumbago;
landlines, neuritis.
“ ' . . gravel, dropsy are uric trou-
.Io‘-e recommended remedy.
. . ‘ Malls testimony is the beat
this South Norwalk man's
.Provost. retired hum-.10
: , street. says: "i have W
W . ‘ may Pills for rhomnatlc
" ‘ by” of thong] results
., Maury reason so bsiiovs
" mlerhI/diclu. i
4ng was“ ltflncy‘i’ilia
‘ ‘ momentum .
, affirms. ’93“ di-5
li a;
undemocratic
storm was
raw-succumb ark
‘ och nus-ais- nus: m tmrwumws .
. youtsuspecttbe kidneys use 3 3» 1 ‘Wl‘ml'm I l ' .
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