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Rev. G. item Butler will ol-
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The district commissioners meet as
usual this evening at the oflces of
the plant on Iayview Place.
The Indoor" Circle 1 the King's
.mmm with union.
Robertson of Seaview avenue, Wed-
Inesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
s cm Hendrick. daughter of Rich
8‘ G. Hendrick, of z Cove avenue. en
tea-ed the Post Gndmte Hospital in
New York last Wednesday for tree:-
mentota fractured leg. An X-ray
photograph of the injured limb was
taken and the resulta will probably be
' . .known todsy.
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, m1; DANCE i
I" Club will be held Monday evening
FOR woo FUND “the home of Miss Delia Van Cover-
.st' Norwalt m g. lar “I hg. on Gregory Boulevard. All mem-
attendedaomhddzmbca come prepared to do Rod Cross .
w y "all m m under thej’vvork. A good attendance is hoped for.
is of (h. m Norwalk Tahoe-l“ there are several matters which
had Cmnlttee, M m fireFohoultl be settled without delay.
”I". The U] V” had.
A business meeting of the “Que
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This is only anothvr lilustrat
frame running over it is used to cut
assaults over the trenches by their
the wire quickly. pd leave way for the so
barbed w
t loops.
ion of how carefully the Germans prepare for t
ire entangle-ante in “No I
The Partlvof the steel tram
idicrs to_ inflow without injury.
be war. The auto with a steel
Lend" '
aa's where they interfere wlth
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l, «com “a, a, The dance that the out Norwalk
‘ ' mm to the day and “limprovemeut Association has planned
to the m of a. mg, mg to hold Monday evening. the 25th at
to rate. money to .11" more to-i the New Community Hall, has been
.. being sent to a” last “mi postponed for a week and will be held
. who are in all branches of Undel'llondsy evening, March 4, at Com-
m. service both in this country .w niunity Hell. The Sterling-Weilnits
. . there.” afloat, “a .mmiorchestra will furnish music and it is
m Brothra‘ orchestra never fun’ ”peeled that there will be a good at-
better Iii-is nor was there on; tendauce. .
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‘.aerowdthatatteuded dancethat
j” evening and Ifrafllibert E. Her-f i
a" was the committee from that i
_ y who had charge of the refresh-'.
‘ mot stand and cloak room. Patriotic -j
on were sung by Edward Spin; ‘
MmmpicalandpatrioticsonQ‘
-ml their clot-ta were heartily up.
”all. There was quite a handsome
of money realised, which mom
“VI/he usedlorthe purchase and ford
' K of tobacco to the last Nor-
” have in the service. The com
.lttac in charge consisted of Council-
” Albert _W. Hdridge. Michael F.
“a... Constable Henry c. Belaer, n:-
Mciiman Henry J. Hipson, City
M lrvinz D. Robertson, Frederick
L," lodges. Robert E. Morrison and
,‘fl. P. mine. .i.‘
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feel proud.
Several Darlerr soldiers from Camp e
Upton participated in the great mili'
tary parade in New York, yesterday.
A meeting of the Darien Libertr
. noon at the Center school.
A very fine dog. the property of W.i
' Every lemher Cameos
Letters haveheen sent out to all
“gutters and homes of the East Ave,
‘- Methodist church uprising theol‘
arias Every-Wilma which ls' M
:jo’be made Sunday afternoon. The letll
{an thoroughly explain the objects of
be canvass, as well as its method, in‘
oh the entire congregation (l) to he
mm at the morning service when
“I” canvassing team will be com-v
”loud for their work; (2) to rc-I address on «a
PM at home in the afternoon to greet!
"h canvasselu; and (3) to be present
the evening service when the teams
till make their reports.
The men who have enlisted for the
wk of the canvass are: Claricel
muons. Claude rm, A. x. padded."
,(hrleslianfoni, J. W. Slau‘soo. li‘rull-E
.chrcroahy, Dr. it. E. Morgan, Mllton'
v..."°°"..; .32: T:.‘:...i:3:.‘.”.i:'r.:.:;:" Mr M" m
«1.. James Hartford, 8. J. Ayers, H. J. y even “I
Eben. B. J. Thomas. Ambrose.
,Menter. Edmund Trouson, Jr.
I w u WW“ Gamble'10hapter, D. A; it, held Thursday af-
7” Darrow, L. B. Gorham “96‘ terno'on. Mrs; George H. Noxon of
”kins, Thomas Baxter, E 1'... Han Darien was chosen one of the dais-
H, Prank Parsons, and D id , gates to the National Convention ti.
av Ros-i be held in Washington. some time in
. Review square. K
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A baby son was born to Mr. and:
rs. H. s. Cooke of, Highland Futon?
Thursday evening. Mother and child’
iare doing nicely. ,
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, Mark w. Norman will he the speak-
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, Rev; William Allen of New York:
byterian cbrch. .
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his evening the annual clect'ou of' ' . '
'rs of the elk Country Club Miss Bertha Stork, a popular young
m be i I a m club house on resident of this town, and Jesse Fra-‘_
E I w. i zier of Stamford. were united in mar-
; riage yesterday afternoon at the Moth
no members of the choir of the. mm ”mm“. by "m ”m" Re" T' a
‘ Avenue N. 3. Church are to L. Price. Only the immediate family
. were present. The young couple rc-
a
. 2 cm! handsome gifts.
has Johan is substituting for
m at the lleatltillnrt-t M- the his war rally to be held Mr 1-:
the item Hook 1: Todd» day evening. February 25. Colonel!
y during Ir. Robert's illness. Glitter-d B. Wilson of Bridgeport anc-
lies 0. Murray of'Gulltord will he?
”to a few people aitelided the!
“ given a, the nottvrwonh ill-p
the state armory last evening
to belt at the Naval Militia.
Liberty chorus under the direction of.”
{Mm Detriotic airs. The Barton
‘and Norm HomeGuardawill.
Med Drown who liitll-l the n“, in mm. ' ‘
‘ out“! by/lthe snow storm ~—..... /
h-iismtorepairthe Methinks-oatmea-
“If, moon Van Zant'
vitreoufled'mnevoit"waapre-
seated
lsoouer.
thrift stamps.
l“. Osborne, was struck and killed yres-K ta. on “ edne'day'
vterday morning by an automobile in? '
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the panel“: ”an“. The Dal-ion,” returned
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lira. Conrad Woliel has been quite
ill for the past week or so.
Howard Scarles has recovered from
pneumonia, and is able to be out slain. _ walk have
Mr. Quallo, who has been ill, is
able to be about his place once mom'
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Mr. and lira. Frank Keddingtott of
New York, are visiting with relatives
in town.
1". s. Dawless has a large contrast
for John McCormack,.slnger. at Sound
Beach. '
Grade 3 at Center School may well
it has purchased 1,662.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob i-‘lngg entertain.
(1 friends, Sundev.
clue on Canoe mm
at their pleasant
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Roateen Seliebk is again confined to ””0“ °‘ N" ““"n- ""9 "mm“
his room with rheumatic sore throat. home after ‘ visit “in M" “d ’9'“
chorus will he held tomorrow after ‘ Robert, his ’0'" h” measles.
There will be a musical and enter-
lainment in the M. n. (‘hurch at Vis- “0m"! i" F0"
Feb. 27, at 7:30
Mrs. James Burns and children of
Vnrwnlk. are visiting with Mrs. Thom-I
4 licGrath of Forest street.
Mrs. Marzsret Thomas of New York
:lirited, Monday. with her father, W. street. is sudering from a severe at-
‘L Brant. in Baldwin avenue.
1“" at the Congregational church Sun-f Local Union No. 211, an ltallan labor' Master Ronald Mead entertained it
day morning. He will give a patriotif'organlxotion. has given 325 to the lo- numhcr of his Moods at his home.
' :cnl Branch of the Red Cross.
The Neighborly Sewing Circle spent
C. 17'. Kelley of Washington. who
Dr. H. 8. Hansen. 13. 3. Austin, formerly lived on the Greenley Road.
George Nash and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. spent the week-end with Urban Sey-
Bell were among those who attended mour in West Road.
Alexander McKeudrick and J.'li‘red
—— erick "S. Seeth are Jurors in the crim-
At the meeting of the Norwalk lual term of the Superior Court
Bridgeport.
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IRalph Webb, brakeman or the New
Canaan electric branch. visited with
his son at Newport for
- last week. Mr. Webbs son is in the
navy.
several days
Walter Stewart returned home on
Tuesday morning from his visit at
Rochester. Mrs. Stewart remained for
more extended visit:
The New Canaan Athletic Club is no
fact
i ceived man con to if ., more. it shortlifc was due to the
V y gra la ons and 38‘ :that the members did not have the,
'nccessary sticking qualities.
Mrs. Albert Wolfe] has returned
one after spending a week at Ayer.
:2st visiil ., her husband. Mr. Wei-
with Mrs. Wollel for a
eek's furlough.
rm. Stanley 1:. Whitney will lead in, 0 “mm, “has; the English nor “Slim! "1" °' 0‘" mm “d "’
trait' painter,
or at the home of Mr. and Mu.
gamma-son of New Canaan. is mad-
ing the winter at Chaileaton. B. L‘.
who is a Mascot visit-
molt
"it; OF CHAIM!
An, adult tuifering from cough. cold
or bronchitis. is invited to call at the.
drag store of Plaisted and get shoe!
Illag the mansmgm, amp]. bottle arm.
”"mh'mwuhehee'aoermansmmsootbm and-
medians-sagthsaulmnnedyronltmwus.
mmmm:emmswalmuony.
"'3“ W. “I Mm'yeamtllveathepatleatagaodalgbt'.
» Dorothy Mead.
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; Mr. and Mrs. Ryan 0! South N0?
moved into the Richmond
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks of West Side
avenue, entertained guests from New
York over the week-end.
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John Oberlander of ”rich is havins
a house erected on hi: property on
West Side avenue. r
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Mrs. Prank 'Mead and daughter 0!
Bridgeport. spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Howard I: Need.
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Mrs. John Flint has returned to her
home in Detroit. after a several weeks
visit with lira. E. ii. Every.
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Mrs. ; Curtis filing and dauuhter
Franklin Lynch.
‘ Friends of Private ‘l-‘rad Oakos, sta-
Terry are sorry to
learn that he is suffering from an at-
tack of the measles, He has the best
wishes of his friends.
Mrs. Charles Briggs and daughter
,Miriam of Logan street, are spending
the week with relatives in Brooklyn
Mrs. E. H. Every of Pennoyer
tack of neuritis.
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Saturday afternoon in honor of his
birthday. Those press were Misses
Helen and Willa. Shinto. arlorie nu-
AMERICANS
CAN SERVE
Every man. woman and child in this.
country. who wants to serve the coun
try, can serve it and serve it in a very
simple and effective way, Secretary
McAdoo says. That service is to lend
your money to the government. Ev-
ery 25 cent: loaned to the government
is n help at this time and practically
ALL
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Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith are
spending the week in Elizabeth. N. J.
Lawrence Kellogg continues ill at
his East Shit- home.
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George W. Adams' steam sawmill is
now in operation on a tract on "Pop's
Mountain" at the East Side."
The mue- Ail-am of Hillside street
have. been guests at the Williams' res-
idence in the Upper Pariah.
Miss Janet Wilson of Good Hill is
taking a course in coined nursing in
New York.
Mrs. William Benoit of Wilton has
been in town with her sister. Mrs.
Sturges Andrews.
lira. David Morehouse is recovering
from an attack of blood poisoning in
her foot.
The usual services and Sunday
'scbool sessions will be held Sunday
In the churches at the usual hours.
Stanford Zregus has returned to
his duties in the U. S. .Vavy. after
spending a short furlough in town.
Several telephone linemen, engaged
in repair work on the lines through
town are hoarders for a few days at
the Gould residence on Goon-w street.
The heavy rain of Tuesday destroy-
ed the remnants of the sleighlng.
which has been with us since Decem
her 8.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reeves of
Good llill, have been in Mt.- Vernon
ill-law.
The Washington's Birthday pro-
,gram. including not of town speakers,
lwill be the preacher in charge of the Tuesday evening pleasantly with Mrs. fault, Edith Craig. Alice Taylor, “d'
iSunday momiug services at the Pres- W. s. Raymond in Hoyt street.
will be presented at Noriield Grange.
Friday evening.
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Albert Loafer is improving fromi
the injury to his hand. in which be nus-i
talnedla broken bone by a fall from
a ladder last week. ‘
The Red Croats Workers met We!
needsy with Mrs. John Futon of
Bradley street. and the Nortieid Thine
ble club on Thursday with Mr:
Charles Broth of Norheld street.
Mrs. Slums Andrew of the West
Side. who has been assionly ill for
the past week now see-a mewhat
cvcr'y man. woman and child by mak-
ing some trifling sacrifice. some denial'
,of a pleasure. or giving up some im‘
'dulgence. can render‘the government.
that support.
Every 25 cents will do something to;
help a wounded American soldicrfl
wounded lighting for the American
people and American liberty. Every
cent loaned" the government can
tributes something for the safety and
strength and success or our soldiers
lug them, clothing them, feeding them.
and giving than artillery and ammo.
nition and all things needed for their,
efficiency and triumph.
The Secretary of the Treasury says:
:this question is before every Ameri-;
can—.“Are you willing, to help the}
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helping them to help yourselves? Are
you willing in helping theta and help
trig yourselves to: make liberty sir
promo throaabont the world and to
labs the m the m and
,un-peeaabie crimes against civilian-
:tlon committed by Germany impossible
forever in the future?
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Boil-stolen leaning mar-
restedl’sh-aary anticommunist
Club. an/Mthathdb
mmm‘mm
amsstuetthyhh-el
blah.”
onetime.
and sailors. mg than. maintain"
improved. Her tor, Airs.
llIVeeidinur of Stanford is caring for
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NEW YORK A. c. BURNER
LOCES AT LAKEWOOD
LAKEWOOD, N. 1.. Feb. 23:ng
Am J. Murphy defeated the New.
York A. 0. crack shot. E. H, Lott, in
shoot at theLaurel House Gun Club
traps here yesterday afternoon. lotto.
shooting at smut, bloke It: Harp“.
didflkewiseJnta‘handiew increased
hismtoflfiheuetgreasseoreotx,
the day.
ooowroamurleu'r
mnwomm res. sat—am
Doerwasyestssbyehusaarefereefor
thePraukllornnv'l'red hires tight.
whiehwllltakeplaeehevenutflon-
davnight. 'l'headvaneeaaleottick-,
etsiseaesedingthe expectations ”of
CONSTAIIT some" FIND. Il-
Ll"
lhavehesnaeomltiatseoerertrom'
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a sewn” u-b-emdxhd‘.’ ”I
are so pharpened that guy .77.}
N. v., attending the mural of a sister-l
3! commission Within a few days.
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the Washington’s Birthday handicap "
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Tweveladies’ C oats
Go On Sale Today .
, lit 31 and $2
These Coats will meet the need of
many a future occasion. ‘
if you want to be one of the fortuante
women your early attendance is impera- .
live. a '
[They’re Priced as Follows
'Tweniy Coats - at $2.00
Five Coats ' - at $1.00 *
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SfliPPERS
55 Because of strikes in thefship- ‘
building trade, the “SteamerMar- 3
ion,” which is in drydock all
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.. Perth' Am boy for necessary re- '*
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pairs will not'begin servicev'ia
THE NEW "NORWALK ”NF.
On F eburary 20,‘[as§|first fan- '
n’ounced. Miller K81; Houghton, 1
owners of the line, hope how-u
ever to have the “Marion” in.
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ANNOUNCEMENT V
WILL BE MADE
As soon as possible as to the
definite date as to when the
’ “Marion’ ’ will begin actual ser-
vice between this city and New
York.
Miller & Houghton
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'arveordcrow‘ dwilibeinattendance.
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narrmssunfilu. Feb. 23.-
Sergeant Bob Martin, of West Virgin.
is, a member of the Camp Shelby Mil-
itary Police, knocked out T. P. Me-
WILUNB TO ARIiTIATE.
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nosrox, m2 22.—-Matthaw c..
Brush, president of the hasten Elevat-'
k. hcav wei t
,ed Railway. whose 8,000 employ" Elliott. of New Yor y ‘n
vase last night to strike Monday champion of Camp Wadsworth. 3. 0:.
mm "We“ mm was“ M Mir in the fourth round of their ' edoiia
er hum" " I" ”um I.“ ”“7 tea round fight at (lamps hue ‘
that. while therehadheennoreuuest lately” " _ -
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