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TI. Women's Auxiliary of Christ,
suspended this year.
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nmmeetss this aiznnonn with In. t; 3?
‘ my] H. nlfi‘en. ‘ e avenue. .
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II :label Gehrmmn, of Cave it; go . . 0:6
1’0. with whom ‘Vblrs.V French is VV: ‘3 d d d t V . . . I d F 0 d . .
mesons“ I: eat e 0 remain open al *ay r1 fly. {I
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‘ mem era 0 e (‘lOll' o the‘ . fl .
finente‘h h '...'.‘.‘...I... $.ng g; The Boston Store Conneally and Bracken H. Krteger and (.0. ,1,
a meet at tho arsonage on . . .
«it mm. a. lawn.- or inch}. A. J. Angevme and Son Frank. Jacoby .. Sterling Furniture Co.
,hster in isic will start. . . V .I.,I .V
‘ a... mi... mi» Elwood and Glover Tristram and Hyatt The Ideal Shop. ,:
knit.“ iii“? 3:“: ‘° :31; C- 1- Mintz and Co. 3 Keeler’s Shoe Store J. I. Mallette i:
:f V marrow n a e oun V .
VI Tomorrow evening it is “Mist”. The ROIIer 5 & 10c Store “\ll. N' E. Ryan CO' A' J0 COllins C00 :3.
“If. there will be quite an attendance .3, . V - éfi
3;?32'121‘223.hfi‘3.:2‘t‘i'i‘;:.“.‘ltj wmweozoozwetvzwreozw renew: 947°. mowwmeeees: «:oozoeozuzweozzwzuzoo we» «:~:~:~: «zoos; «:«:«:»:«:«:~: . Hz»: «we
“and in Community Hall. , _ _ -, _ -_ . “m -. -_ L r
field, .\lass., the body «ving been
I. be given for the benefit of the Na-
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the wees-end. ‘ Mr. Walton recom-
Vtitteuding a lecture
brought here tilt tore part of the mtnded angflomis Very highly, go'tion given Tuesday afternoon in the
week for interment in the tlirector'eV the supply committee invited him to first kindergartt-n
and demonstra-
room of Center
tut sauna by the autetwortii nines
family plot at Spring Grove «merry. come not to kneel: in the local 901‘“:th-
The state and utensils were
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possible to obtain hnritv or rice flour, Shipway cull Noroion and Taken 91' t
which are both desirable
wheat.
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to use with sectlon thtir' happy hunting ground?
I - listing frtqutntly visited at their tin-V
thei' s homestrnd on hlidtilesex Read.
it has been learned how that pass-
port regulations of the state depart
merit Inow restrit-t the number of
American women pennitted to go
abroad to those whose presence in
France is lmperatlveiy required by
some relief agent-y recognized by the
United States government.
Noroton, \\'lil('h was bought about it.
year ago by .ltidce Charles D. Lolit-
wood of Stamford.
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CORONER PHELAN AWAY.
Coroner lohn i. Phelan left Brittan-
port yesterday afternoon for the Wm:
on a business trip to f‘hicugo and Hi.
Lents, which will last for sew. ii
weeks. During his nbueuce the bibl-
ncss of the coroner's office will he
cared for by Judge Henry C. Stewn-
Mrs. son, deputy coroner.
lpart of the equipment of the domestic
——_—B iscience classes at the school brought
As )ll‘i. John H. Brummer t~\petisI up from the basement. where the girls
: [mm-r. [arll iI'tll :1 lwllmpfllgn ulll hold to have builders start as soon as po-s iret‘elle their instruction. into the up
NOROTaN'V Ian important we ition next Tut-silty siblc upon the construction of thv {per room for greater convenience o!
melting ut the home or School ElupgnV Osborne and Lutterman garage. which’ the women. Miss Marlon l. Dickson.
Vin: (Ilndrnt .lumps- F' Vt illlams. at which is to go up on her property, one of thei federal home economics agent for
ken “p “,4 junk informed the po-V A ;tvety nymLt'l‘ of the committee—ea ll‘acts which was burned over on Jan: Stamford district, was in charge of
. tilt some one had entered the ndrew Taylor, proprleor of the 1° i which there are about so men—ls imp. 3, Contractor James F. Lawton was the affair. the particular pdrpose of
building and had stolen somch’“ livery “'ablev 39““ 59mm“, "‘Vt d to be prtiéent. as permanent not. engaged jointly by her and George if thlch wns'to show that splendid dos
, . Bridgeport 0n DUNBM- :mrs for the fall campaign am to be V Schllchtlng, owner of the adjacent serts could be made without bugav.
{chattel}, and other important mattergV lot. to clear away the debris of the ilretand that wheat could also be dis-
_ .t-iil h.- dlficlhsed, so that ’worlt on the party wall may penned with to at least a large degree.
' pit.
The level no- license commotion.
whit: h has ht- en nlrf'llnfi regularly ever;
momw evening at the State a-V
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. Irving K. Pollev, who recently pur-‘g
dissed a portion of the machinery and,
‘ flier fittinrts oi the old .Crescenti
.' min on Seaview avenue, to be
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Mrs. Charles M. Shipway withhei;
two children are spending the winter
in Charleston. 3, C., with her sister.
Miss lJzzie liorlbeck. Mr. and
Comrals Alvin Sayre and Harry- The Methodist Lndles' Aid Society
tgei returned to Fort Terry yester-V meets this afternoon at the parson-t
' y. filer a furlough which extended 8&8- ' VV
in last week. Corporal Fudge leftV -——- .schcol in Alabama, whose summer
”.9,” to return. but was impugn Jwephlelleck has returned from a home is in Gl‘emlwicli, addressed a
. so, the boat not running from New Hall with relatives in New Canaan.‘ group oi teachers of this vicinity and
- dc! to the Fort, while Corporal mild! bemiltted in health Va ftw partnts and othets interested in
. was ill at his home and unable , IItilucatlonal prcblems, Tuesday gum
Wu until yesterday. i Thom P CIVO Will? a_ force of noon at Center school, the meeting
V |men is plating and renovating the Ming htld in the advanced kindergtm
M evening the two teams will “73115 ceilings and WOGdWQI'k Of the on room This was, the llrst or a 59‘
t a grapple for the supremacy him“- scrim of will such lectures which
Waterbury' 5 team is able to Mrs. Johnston is to give here on sun‘
lead away from Harry Cun cessite Tuesday afternoons at 3:30.
‘ -'s team pinochle players" all
bmwwsup snout-ii
and admit that it is "some
. V. The details of when the big
. f for the winners will be given by
‘ losers will also be decided this
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CAMP DEVENS RUN‘ Benjamin H. Raymond will attend
ER. M333 Feb 21‘8”“ them the state meeting of the Rural Let-
soldiers 0‘ the National Army at tel: Carriers Association to be held in
Mrs. Johnson, principal of a girls
Stephen S. Wood, who has been
employed on be building operations
at. Camp- Upton, on Long ”island has
been at home for a few days.
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one commune» which it; «harder
inv t W matttr or the toun‘s lire fight
int; weds. has been meeting every
A very interesting playlet, entitled Tut day and Friday night at the
"The Revolt," will be slven at the M town hall. and each night the retire»
3. church V2911? Friday evening. FOIL :nitntlves of some different aippartt
The program also includes bDe- its matte with the committal to e:
cial music and readings 'ploiu t: e u’ltliilllli ges of his particu-:
for machine. The committee war. in
session again last uigl: .i. but has not
yet dcternrlncd upon my particular
appa'atus, 230 the FIDBCIEJ town
BDVGI‘II will are 11.11“] 80ml. NOW HF“ 61 on Wash“) 9 1
gton 5 bl‘. ill a ' s I‘ '
i :nh‘llflg i 51”" some time In the
cement made last night by Lleut.
:9“ Drums: divisional athletic ofll Many local people will attend flint The member; or the Congregation
:"Every one who PM?” "1“ Grand \lilltagy sau to be bold in al church Itmo greatly pleased with
m 'Stamford on Washington's bl.rthday the preacher who occupied tin» pulpit
V‘l'hl me, W0 and 3 1““ "“103 in The proceeds of the affair will go to last Sunday. Rev Herbert F. Loomis.
WIS laid 0“! 135‘ ”'51“ P01" the Stamford Ambulance fund. in student at Oberlin College, who will
. n runners will be started In Vbe graduated this spring. lie is a
"PM and ”1° ”Willi“ ”9° George M v. schuctiiing of mid young man of tim- personality. and s
— afternoon. individual prizes town, who is with the ”we“; ArmyV friend of Rev. Alfred Grand Walton
V “up can will be awarded flim- has b (1 u transferred from Camp Dev- Vputor or the Stamford Congregation-
. in the first live classes. ens at Ayes. fleas" toCuInp lien-Mfr a] church, whose guests he was for
_‘ OW WINTVII ll YEARS . “8' comp in N" Jersey and ”NJ. m
"‘ soon 0 be sent across the big nd to.
' '“d “d ”"9”” “0” 0“” l N emits m‘ro voun suose
”"5 1h“ Winter if no in past i "“99
! Allen's Foot. Lose. the atoll-Optic
Foley's Honey and Tsi- proved:
~ in thousands of homes sien‘ 7"? “if!!! Belting Company. which powder to be shaken into the si. es
and children checked colds 1" BMW"! “with! I" the ”I“? and sprinkled in the foot sitti- The
and prevented scrim ‘99 of this section. «new to oven 3 Plattebnrg Camp Manuel edVisee mm
m McIIMiM. for M Isle of their meta t. training to m Foot-Base in their
beets- raw ills-u here. WoudthMoftbenew “mm limousine
benlIbes irritation m Schitéb‘uu Hoes. as soon as it to m. and um spots-u relieves put-
' threat. am. Edward savvy. completed this same i"" swollen. lug not use use:
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. new ate only pellet-v
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,Lluiray -6f Guilford" The Darien and.
,gtestbgmercomsubtms.
be begun as soon as weather condl-g
the first structure built on the fire site.!
Mr. Schlicbtlizg will begin work on his;
new block e little later ‘
The Darien War Bureau arranged
on Monday night for a big patriotic.
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in order but these necessary foods
This will probably he. might be conserved for the use of ”iv 3‘
DRINK HOT WATER AND RID
iJOiNrs OF RHEUMATIC RUST
added to many breakfast cereals to
forces abroad and of the allied ni.
tions which are fighting Germany and
-_her cohorts. Miss Dickerson suggosr
:ed that figs. dates or inislns might lm
economlse on sugar, and that moles
rally which 1‘qu to ectth aes honey and corn syrup won ,
everything of the kind which has
previously been held in town. whichn
will he held nex Monday night at the
The speakers will be Lieu-
tenant Governor (flifford B. Wilson.
who is also mayor of Bridgeport, and
.Colonel y the Home Guard. and Elise
\‘oretontliome Guard are expected to
at it: rid ll uniform. and the Buried Lib
erty chorus all! make its in! public
appcarme. leading in the singing of;
pa'rictic songs.
Mrs. Hannah Palmer. who lives with?
lzcr sister, .\ir.-. Shaw. on the Post
Read an' Millrr's Bridge, Norotoni
was l‘ldennily surprised Tuesday af'I
terncon h} twelve women membeizt
0' the Map!!- Avenue M. P. church r.’
Stamford, which )irs. Palmer .13
tended for many years. As the result
(I. ! full on the ire durianVVthc winter. l
.tiis Palmer hes not been able to on iV
Joy t‘iis religious privilege for sev-i
(ual months, and so, in spite, of mVr
storm. the women decided to cola-i
Mate lief birthday by spending the
tilt moon with her, bringing good
prise was not
however, for Mrs. Palmer sprung and:
' parted
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things to eat wii't them The sum;
altogether one-elded. ‘g
splendid sweetening agents, them“
not as often used as sugar. The can
of fresh fruits in season for desserts
was also recommended, and the sub-
stitutlon of brown for white such:
when. possible. at: the former i< not
transportable. Miss Dickensou .-atd
that the cooking of dried fruits for at
longV time develops their sweetness.
and urged her hearers to give up ca.
,dy so as to have more sugar callable
for candy next summer. She pr»
honimy and lndian pudding.
oatmeal. Vrnaearoous and dried apri-
cot conserve. showing her audienCo
each stage of the process, and giving
full explanation not only of the pro
ctdure, but the reason why in each
case. .‘liter the address of the after-
noon. the women present all tested
the goodies which had been prepared
'hy fat ting them.
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Why rheumatism and Iumbago sufferers siiouid dtinit phosphaletl
hot water each morning before breakfast /
Just as coal, when it burns, leaves
behind a certain amount of incombus-
tible material in the form of ashes, so
the food and drink taken day after day
Eleaves in the alimentary canal a cer-
Italn amount of indigesttbie matErill.
which if not completely eliminated
each day, becomes food for the tall-
lions of bacteria which infest the be"
ela. From this mass of left-over waste
material. toxins and ptomainolike poi.
1sous. called uric sold. is formed and
then sucked into the blood where it
continues to circulate, collecting gain
by grain in the joints of the body much
of her own on the ladies. by bringing! Word has b... "and that run like not collect: on the hinge as
out a tract: pieced unlit on 'm ‘1" Iain Stanley Johnson, of this village shown above
had be“ at work for ‘ m “m".has received his wan-Int as corporal
which lite mud to the Will!!!
Workers. the weinen'eosgulst‘it‘aldi
01"» church. who will «all! It m In. ”on.“ poultry use“ will mmwsmma‘se men-8V
istf‘lm'm
lien and women who under from
lembagp. rheumatism or sore. nu...
‘ecbing Joints should basin driublnl
nonpartisan-formula wefllumwhmuin this statetheecev- bmadcrefldonnmbattom
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two count! farm humus,
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system. We estlng breakfast etch:
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terwltbateaspooafsl of ”name
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RUST 0:
an an gin-ruste-
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sch, liver. kidneys and bowels jibe prm
tlous days’ accumulation of toxins :tn-l
poisons’; thus, cleansing, sweetening
and freshening the entire alimentary
canal. each morning. before putting
more food into the stomach.
A quarter pound of limestone b’rtoa-
phate costs very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to make 5137
rheumatic or lumbago sulferer an em
thusiut on the morning inside bath
Millions of people keep their joints
free from these rheumatic acids by;
practicing this daily internal canin-
tlon.. A glass of hot water with a tea-
spoonful of limestone ' phospbm.
drink before breakfast. is wonderfully,
invigorating; besides. it is an excel.
lent health measure because it cleane-
es the alimentary iorgaus of all the
mic. gum and sour fermentation.
taking one look and feel clean, sweet
and fresh all day. ,
Those who try this for one week
my find themselves me nuts sick
headache. constipation, bliloas attach!-
sellownese, 141:...” breath and stands
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