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LIBERTY CHORUS
MOVING PICTURES
Patriotic Addresses
HIS. m ii. CIANBlliR, on “ Women’s Work in the War.”
REV. WILLIAM A. lilililli, on "" The Great War-«its Causes, Meaning and Etieet. ”
Under the Management of the War Rallies Committee, Cit}r of Norwalk
| The Sound seems to be frozen over
‘considerably. although today's slight
rainstorm, if it warms up ‘wlli do
much 0 make the ice rotten and easily
broken.
l Corporal Alvin sayre and Private
vHarry Fudge, both of Port Terry, who
have been visiting with relatives or or
vthe week-end have returned to their
NO. MAIN S r1905!“ at the fort.
...—.... —-———~——-— i Rehearsals for the Easter music at
EA__5__T
“N at RWMK
ithe local churches are now under way
iand the choir of the East Avenue M.
:E. church is requested to report at the
parsonage Saturday evening of this
. Heatiess Monday was observed
again yesterday and tobacco was at a
premium with those who had failed
to purchase enough the day hetero
flat-her shops were- epen however un-
-til neon so that no one who realized
Homeric. U. 8 A. 1' em lthis fact had to go around with a hobo
from hi! camp in South heard a" a” lens.
Saturday evening the annual Eloise Plunlrett or Cove avenue, mo
at__VeIiuers of the Norwnik ther and sister of William F. Pllmlie'f
on. will be held.
‘Shimmel of Norman avenue, has
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; Mrs. Jamesr‘. Plunkett and Miss
i paid the latter a visit at Fort Slocum.
3 Saturday, of last week. Mr. Plunhett
been transferred from Port
bishomewith bronchitis. Dr. Slocum to Camp Dix, where he will
I. Tracey is in attendance.
l
Ralph Havens entertained the
I study aviation.
Several East Nd'rwlllk people are in.
of the W. Y.- S. ather home, terested in the drive that is to be.
. street, yesterday afternoon. made in this city to raise the sum at
”: of Port Slocum has ”I being raised for the war work in this
to iii-post alter a weekend country and in Europe by the Salva-
upaat at his home on ran “on Army. A report of the meeting
_ . held last evening is given on anotherl
Silieciety of the East
,I' 3. church will meet Thurav'
till
m'a Auxiliary of Christ on Thursday evening and at this time
nil lit with Mrs. W. H.
:1 Hits avenue, Thursday af-' mourning for the latter team; The,
I81,000 for the 81,000,009 fund now
, page of this issue.
The last meeting of the Cunnincham ‘
in the parlors oi the Champions and the Walloped W ater-
bury's will be held at the Mayflower
Hook 1 Ladder Company's quarters
it is said that all is over but the
non. CARI. a. assessors
iron. Joint it. men
n. WILLIAM mroan
mm .i. own
rnnarn. meme '
' winners will he treated to a “heap big
Efeed" by the losers before long. the
e , ‘exact date of the least to he announc-
.m meeting or cu' ed later. . I
first the boats of nail
Betta Place last even- Tbe members at the East Nonllilnnvytm New
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improvement Association veluntev/ed
their services to an. dura- ot the
63036! H. 70.30“, Chairman
gramfai br'wtbdr ”airlines. More Amboyfi.
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JOHN W. WBHLI
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WILLIAM 1mm
CHARLES RAY in “THE DESERTER”
6 reels, Tires. 1!. Inca production
sowsan r. hurry
rarities .i. acorns
snwaan a. menu
Joint 1mm
raises to. saunter
ADMISSION FREE
THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS CONTRIBUTED BY- “HIE Sillll'li NORWAIK EVENWG SliNl’lNfl.
EDWA
.'..l ,Mvn returned home.’
titkets are ,belng sold, and it is be- having Jest «fora-end with Mr.
lit-ted that the affair will be well at
t-- titled.
DARIEN
‘Nenereiv
J. Leeds Nell will erect a house in
Knickerbm ker al'venui. in Springdale.
eppoaite the Norman Holt residence.
immediately alter the start of spring.
He will reside in it himself. lntendlns
to complete it before the end of sum-
mer.
Clarence Worth of Darlen, spent
Friday in New Haven, where be under-
went an examination to enter the U.
S. Aviation Corps. He is seeking a
commission. The _ examinations occu-
. pied almost the entire day. Mr. Worth ‘
, was one of six out of 26 applicants to
pass the thIlCal tests. The remain-
tier of the examination will come next
week. Worth is a High School stu-
dent.
/Wfi
memwntwvv .-
John li. ll. Coates is on an extended
bu: lneas trip thrtiugh the West.
Ralph Campbell, of Princeton. New
Jersey, has been visiting friends here.
\lrs . irving Clark, of Pennoyer
street. has been ill wish the grip.
Mi. Jennie Scott, of ltowaytou ave
one has been entertaining Miss liei-
en surges. el Cannondale.
I Mr. and Mrs William 0 cut-r. or
Y,orh invebaan
guests of Mr. and Mrs. irving Chit.
: Iii. Prinkflilrdevlluncheonstandandthecoatroemui InnarlP'l'bamfl.dWM
1W arson. will utensil the dance to be bid l‘rway evenlng.‘ z'm' la substituting as teacher at
out. Agnes tialldef Washingtoa'anirthdly niakatConr‘ tbeI'alrrleld County Childrens' mammnaumm
church at wwwmmmmuwmp. Weatport avenue.
flhinhgfartholat mama-acacia...
muouaaivgad'tbaalalrhm ur.usiinanmnnuu.utr«ih VraprinandbySemryDaaieis.
Clog.“ Mum "
The poor pertaimunt'es of I'- mote:
and “is. Burundi Hal, o’lmhreet may be caused by n tint-pod mu flier
Mrs. Samuel Hall, who has been con and by Incirnnina the back lII'MI-ll' l
:flned to her home with trouble with "’9 POW" 0! the Hittite la liievilablt i
‘her race is able to be out anln. l
RAILROAD WAGE INCREASES
WASHINGTON, i-‘eb. '19.—incmse
in wares received in the last few
years-by various classes of railroad
employee were explained today to the
Railroad Ware Commission by repre-
sentatives of the managements, con-
.tinuing their information to aid the
commission in making recommends”
tlons. , ‘1’“!
Those expected to testify today in-
clude C. ll Niemeyer and E 1'. Whit-
er, Pennsylvania: .l. P. Latimer, Chi-
caer. Burlington and Quincy; P. G.
Nicholson, Chicago and Eastern min-i
ols: E. c Wills, Missouri Pacific; C.
P. Cnnltlin. .\'ew York, New Haven
and Hartiord; W. J. Pollerten, Chittav ,
go, Roch island and Pacific; D. R
McBain, New York Central. and E [7
Potter. of the 500 Lines.
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SEARCH FOR LIGHTSHIP CON-
TlNUEs
BOSTON, Feb. iii—The departure of
a naval ieszel from Newport last
night on a new search for the Cross
Rip lightsliip. missing from its sta-
tion in Nantucket Sound since Feb.
1, revived hope among the families 0!.
the crew of six that the beacon would
he picked up.
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FREIGHT CONDITIONS IMPROVED‘
l
DANBL’RY.iv‘tb.19.—The mam.
Elton of might on the New York, New
L'Hsien and llaniord Poughleepsie
Bridge route and in the yards at May
brook, N. Y.. has been cleared to such
an extent that the special headquarv
tent established here several weeks -
ago by Assistant General Superin
tendent i-‘itamaurice discontinued.
l-‘itmaurice returns to Boston.
i in order to facilitate the handling or
trains between ilayln-oelt and Con-oe-
ltieut points and especially to improve
hetransportatiou of coal. this city
was temporarily made the dwell!!! V
headquarters. The trulc handled m-
since December has been the “VIM
ill tile hm oi the road.
NAVY WROTIR IIPMMNIED
..WABHIWONf—Peb.19.~it a.
tease at m Imposed by a naval
cam Iron Anal-alt Perv
Mummyminapfl-
sadlsttarhu‘bssnmulgaudtea
lessened. The mufilcr certainly otigli‘
to be cleaned out once a your. Tl;
lmuffler is titled with metal (unveil: '»
‘ tiona. which gather dirt and «arbor:
blocking the pounce and liiiidcrit'ig tin
iscnpe of the exhaust. past“. it ti;
:iox- page rent lies it x: ifli .cnt (It‘ill'Péi
mmplctencss there is dnngci that r.
Ill timed explosion may extend hall
to the muffler, which acts like a cliaed
explosion chamber and blow; it t
atoms. The clogging of the millilcr l .
| iii-slated lly the use of too much oil 2r
lb. engine. This once” all finds it.-
way tint-it and, getting on the passages
and inrls. nits int n cntrh all for car- .
lion and dirt —New York Post.
Animal Curiosity.
A cow will approach it new objci
fascinated, but with timomus new;
vrien and in horse is even more titniti
gazing at a distance for awhile. re; .t‘.
_ :io tiec in a moment. The monkey v '3
match u- everything that is new n1. vl
deliberatilyesamlna it till findingtlu . l
. (in and Wain, . ..
Why does wafer put out. lire? 'I‘hls.‘
- is at first a puzzling question, because
back in your mind is the thought that.
pinto hydrogen and oxygen are notes-
Illl'} to make a fire burn, it seems
strange that water, which is composed
of oxygen and hydrogen, will also put
I it out.
l A burning tlrc thrown on heat. but it .
too much or the bent is taken from the j
lire suddenly the temperature of the
tire is sent down so far below the]
i point at within the oxygen of the air
. will tomhine with it that the- tire cntta .
griet burn. sure the Book of Wontlcis.
We apt-alt commonly as though \\ atcr
thrown on n lire drowns it. That in:
'prnttimliy what happens. ~8cientitl-
cally what happens in that the Writer
thrown upon the lire atuturl-a so mu li
WILFRED BODWELL
WILLIAM MILLER
WILLIAM' O. M'LEAN
oi the lit-zit. to itself that the tempera-
ture of the tire is reduictl below the
[mint uiicrc oxygen will combine with.
tlu-t zillion in the liurniiigmutcrlai and
the tire goes out. ‘
Man Who Succeed.
Thomas E. Wilson. the Chicago pack
“The higher up he is the more do
Ire W eat a (I mock map . ,1 i pendent an executlie betomcs on that
With It, he'll! drop I and let it I ....
from his shallow memory. There i.
patties in the plendenless of ant: .iil'
curiosity, it in so easily satisfied. '1' t. c
thought it thought it: he, usually t-l M
with "'0 nm flush or surprise and the ‘
impression of safety. l V
! known men who had enough gencrn
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P051. W M. ‘
Theman of pelasistb‘srnan or new
er. lie has taken time to and bioteclf.
, lie knows his abilities and limitations 1
lie knows when he is «crunching loo v
for on his reserve vitality. and be him;
will never enough to atop—yes. quit- .
when he has gone theiirnit. As you:
tuitivate poise you generate mwcr. it
is the slim: yet powerful dynamo that
rt °es momentum- to your life and work
~Eiiward s. Babeeeh.
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" him.
The word lunatic- is used twice in
"it“ New Test-merit (Matthew VI. ‘24.
and xvii. iii). The word evitlentiy re-
!ers to some disuse lm mini!
and body. By the description given
in Start: is, 17-3. it is concluded the
disuse is epilepsy.
Mum
“Higgins says he is tend of chil-
“He is. Ila eon impai- on chin-en
and male than thin but smand
www.m”—Wasblagton star.
so in in. View. ’
$19!} - You're spending too much.
I!" Moldy on tobacco Hubby-
mm trouble? Do you want a
WFPiIIIbnmls Press
Man is the only animal that til-ultra,
I I!“ u. --Mart 'l'w sin.
or, also in the American Magazine: I
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under him. The real sue: css of an or: :
Cililll’t‘ it seems to me. rests on his '
abii' ty to promote wisely. and-at the
some time to keep the forte worhhig .
in ltarmom and totitcittmeiit. A little
Jealousy here and them in an organ.-
tzatian can ruin its cilicienty l have
setup of things to have made great dc
partment managers, only they could
not get along harmoniously with thos-
about them. if I man can 't get along
pleasantly with his associates he (illi-
not sum csst’uiiy handle a force or m: -.n
l neaer like to promoted man to a l(‘
sponsible place if he'hus failed to work
in hearty (,‘O-tlllmfloll with the men
alongside of him. When you hear men
anygof their boss. ‘Ee Is a good fellow '
to work for.’ you may know he is a
successful executive." ‘
Dram» thalxeeutionsr.
June 20, 1649, was the day on which
Richard Brandon, otilcinl executionci
for the city of London, died, says the
Dundee Advertiser. Thaditlon has it '
that he deentliidtsth/Cltarlea i. and Wax
paid dim for lib pilina, all in half
crowns, within half an hour alter the
dead. He b also reported to have been
presented with an orange stuck full of
cloves and a handkerchief out of the
kings pocket as soon as be was con
vied min the mains Branden was
at mm mm air-shuns.» for the or-
hi. bother-ruled tflsanmaudait-
«vain accepted to swings in a mar
ihet tboresgllara. in the burial rogia
tarot Whitcebapel there may lie seen
the followingen under to”; “June
ziémcbard , a man but of
line-runner. m Richard Bram
in h m to have and the
unsold elimi- l."
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Delhi Boast“ Ambii'ssadbr
and the New Ambassador
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A month after Sir Cecil A Spring-
Rice was relieved or his {place as
British ambassador to the United
States he died in Ottawa. where he
on on a visit. While he was
22d h‘is deathbed the new ambassa-
tier Lord Reading. mind in the
United States. Lord Reading is well
known in ttrls country. ne-
’ collated the first lam loan to the
allies. lie is perhaps the most prom.
intent Jew in British politics.
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LONELY EMINENCE.
"Did you ever try to uplift
drama?" ' '
"Yea," replied Mr. Stormington
am. "I untitled the drama to'my
entire ssdsiaoflen. out the public
was-so well satislad with my attain-
manta that people didn't feel it noose.
(my to come around and supervise my}.
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Norwalk Chronicler