-- word from his brother. Ben
- MW“ of the Arm
' at «Us “to arrival - in
2 s” more...»
to his mother and irlends, as
_, having enlisted in November. l’ie
" ”bl-Mann wet.-
, WHOM-Blown. than!“
Wul. lbs-there the nut
airfield, Okls.. then to Minds.
1., where a day later, he was on his
MRI-sass.
.
held at. itnadle spent a brief inr-
. at his home here, Sunday, irom
~ Devens.
- . til. C.,.ludson and daughter
, ' oodbsrr. Court; are mum
awhile within. and Mrs. A. Cam-
el 7 flawklns avenue.
. .
-fie "Que Es" club met at the home
lies Dorothy Sherman, Cove-ava-
tast evening. at which time work
the Red Cross was done. ‘
meet this evening at the home of
tensile Palt of Lawrence street
the usual weekly meeting and lied
. sewing and knitting.‘ "
much interest is held in the meet.-
”be; he’d on Friday night il' the
school at which “north.
a! tab: at cm the lchdolh',
. . still he brought up {5
“:8E
'Msw Smith of Springdale, Stam-
whoae’ will was admitted to pro-
‘in Stamlord yesterday morning,
7 ithe sum of 020 to "Christ Episco-
' ~¢hnmh. ‘Norwalkf' That would
Christ Episcopal church on
-bouievard.
.. eer‘Hoyt of Bridge street is
comfortably at the Somali:
in! recovering from the elect oi
glad left arm. The arm was
. in three nieces seminal
, - :by the kick of a horse. Mr.
was at Keeler's livery stables at
cm. the accident occurred.
. I= special in the way oi bus!
9!” Wind at the reguhr
.meeting oi the Mayflower
_& Ladder Company held at the
_ f on Van Zant street last ev-
‘ . “tutu voted howeveryto hold
‘ tor the-winners in the recent
1e Wharton! during the first
«April 3
.rt,
t
F a, saw motor cysts.
Private ‘Harry Schiichting of Fort
Fright is home on a short furlough.
the week ending March 9, there is but
.flc name. that oi Ira. John Clark.
‘ a special drill last night under com-
mand oi Sergeant Great. .
, shanty.
Herbert W. Herring/has purchased
Ir. audits. Hilton Resales have
t. Wet arcane to Wrd
'-
On‘ekeiiat oiaanuiied tor mail for
The new Home Guard recruits helvi
The Darien Chapter of the Red
Crossvhave been given the urc- oi the
fire house tor their meetings which
are held every Wednesday afternoon.
Last night was instruction night for
the mnmissioned more of the Home
.1
vAlired Jennings, who has rented the
Raymond Street 1 Sons house on the
Post road, expects to move into it very
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McAlllster of
Old King's Highway, have received
word from Private Fred McAIlistcl
who is now stationed at Fort Wausv
worth.
Word has been received that Ken-
neth Yeaton oi Dartmouth.
amlnation. \‘eston is a local boy and
his many irieads are tied to hear at
his: success.
Tere were three sales of real estate
in Darlen last week, with mortgage!
)1 83. 260. The tranSfers were: Jane
Corporation,
man to
S. Blabon to Tolteneltt:e
xiv
Tokenehe Brian: W
. M, v.'Sc”iit
Park
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PIGEON CARRYING MESSAGE,
“Green's Ledge Light Station, R0
w,ayton March 6,1918.-"'Tbls bird
came to this station in n log. and'l
took it in over night-"Will the owner
please write and let me know it, 0‘,
came home all right1—Frnnlt l..
Thompson." '
A carrier pigeon with the above
message tied to one of its legs reached
lhehouse of 'F. C. Bluncy at Sound
Beach. He rewrote the messape, plac-
ed it in a tinfoil capsule. and attached
it to a leg-band numbered 2-1917
1 Rowayton.
, m
Henry Mach at Brooklyn has re-
turned home after a visit with Captain
H. W. Cole.
—_-~
ilasrrillhsfirrlsdumd
W. t the past—liner.
Guards, being .held in the Stamford .
Armory.
fluids:
libkd-in his class tor the mid-year ex-
-, in town.
Ralph Campbell has been visiting in
mm
«Mead-u“.—
sita holes in M
mamas-tomuusbisav'
lion. OnsiaosstiveisrtthDthe
high price at assasad shits-r
My Wardweil lulu“. the well«
known soprano who lies in her-m.
has lost returned trots intuition-sh en-
gagement beicre the Greehlddeulflu
Board oi Trade. On in“ 2 sheath
give a recital for the Catholic Wom-
en's'club oi Greenfield. and on ADI"
9. UNLflYe an historic-l radial in
WWW. D. L'.. this last bet-52a
return augment. .
Many people from this place, in
spite oi the bad weather. went to the
shore recently, where the Marion.
which sank several days ago. after
striking one of the submersed coll
barges of R0th Point. coaldahe plain
iy seen. Her smoke staii its abort
water, its is also her pilot house scion
tide. Wreckers are at workton ., the
steamer which will shortly be raised.
and. after being repaired, will again be
put on the line between Norwalk and
New York city.
Wilhelmina ‘KOl‘ktJF who was a vict
tim oi measles, has tully recovered.
Mrs. Evelyn Minks oi New York is
visiting relatives on Marshall Ridge.
Mrs. Andrew Kimball of Springdale
spent Friday in town with iriends.
Mrs. Ernest Weed has been visiting
her sister in Greenwch.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. A. 8. Kaplan, Saturday.
.l. H. Folsom has rented his resi-
dencu in Park street to the parties
who occupied it last summer.
Edwin litre. of glean street has been
quite ill with-measles, now prevalent
Benjamin Merritt of City island via
lied withh is ulster. Mrs. John Riley,
laét wet-it. -‘
Mrs Width: Scheldcrrer, who was
ill several days last week with a so-
vm‘e cold. has.recove)'ed.
. i
Mrs. James J. Kelley vnteptnihcd’n
ain't)! “lends; at her home in liar
ristm sit-tot one night last week.
liarold it. Tompkins oi the .\'I\'lll
linspitnlot Cllt'lrttl, Mass“ spent tit»;
week-end at his home here.
..-
Robert ’Spomwr of Ft. Terry was
the guvstmirclatives intown. during
a short fur ough the past week.
——-, "h
James. thfi young son of .\ir. and
Mrs. Ar'hur \Veelt‘nll. is confined to
his home with a severe cold.
painting business.
George T. Smith has procured a!
Buick delivery truck in bi» used in his
back.
rothcrs sent nettle Cuban government
"We shall so back to the trenches in
home." theycsaid before they took ih
pronunciation tiresome-build;
m.‘ L t . p . o. .1
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Stanley ~Dnryou. who attends
school. at livimnr' 0"}qu a vaca-
tion at tho Mute-1i his MatsiJil.
and ‘iir_s‘.‘(‘-oor;ef W. Hui-yea. last
week.
bliss Emoticon lips renamed tram
latte Kushaouu N. Y. where she has
be”: spending some time in the inter-
est of her htalth, whlth she had been
wonderfully imprtmti since leaving
io/fi'n. ;
V r':
. it
\\'. Cilnrkantl iamily, who former
ly It. ldl d in East meuue. have rented
the hit-ad new in Park street. sour.-
tlmc called the Soccer place, and wile
laltt‘ pin-Lielé‘ltlll about April 1.
Ronald Main, formerly of the Union
Paul." to storeip Main street. has been
employed as. manager or t'he Andree
Davey sto; e recently opened in tl.. -
ilcad building
The. Wei 1918 graduat.
lug clans oi- t Stanton! blah school
will give a minetrel Show Friday night..
The orchestra,
Paul Ziesmer hi this town, will play
\i
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Brant house.
A. -——-—'—-
'file _ being gotten
the time 01 their life in gather-
-sro latter than ever,
plea-min; operations to be gone
‘5
'Vtuhsar of her marriage today
I".
‘ points of interest the on will
at lit. Wood's home on
“’23:.
bat niaht. when the coups oi
residents around there were
D. at.“ nursher of chick-
‘ Pres-rations are being
I
as as
1." “J '
J r'_
in large.
titles new and the clammers are“
Inn.’
Sunday aiternoon.
Members of the Baptist Christian
mdnvor Society held a meeting atlcmd
the Home for the Aged, in Norwalk.
. ~-'-_-
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Frederick Oakes. who enlisted in the' 3 ”r" “‘5‘ Saturday
In the big round clams and scaling: United States lservice some time ago,I
due to and who is at Fort Terry. New York.
-not. having been disturbed for spent the week-end with his parents,.
time. as the ice was too thick to Mr and Mrs Charles Oakes, of Crawl
avenue.
Clifford N. Jennings, who is in ser-
._ym. of Miss Katherine vice stationed at Camp Deven's, Aye-v.3 mate “cafe”, ,9 expo-"ted.
annual will be surprised and “an. spent the weekend at his rm“
Clli!
ental home on Crockett street.
iriends.
“——
Mrs.
,liitlg~ unu’tervvtsnt an op nation at in.
S‘amiord llospitai last Week.
Mrs. C. Merton Barrett has been
at her home for tit: poet week or so,
but is now improving, and her ultl
i
v
MierNichols has many friends The itewaytou "0'9 ““9“? held 8. Baxter a building lot adjoining hi-
meflsrwsik as well as South "5 ”3"” Wk" ”99“”! last !!!th property in Harrison street.
Routine business was transacted. A is 801300 ieet.
special meeting will be called next
. es pot in their tins Monday MS!" “5 ”l “1mm” "'9 The recently purchased home at it. Thursday "m m Mum"
MW of Wisleid. arsed to be present. The Ladies’ Au: .7 Dumbell. the Maurice “yawn tsine'd an “meme truck load of 000m flatter. WM .31".
place in Ponus Ridge, is being re "WWW“? "it” W- m eer. '1“ j. W to monolith-
I run alsov to be «In-
cameraman-ah“... M...” Home
Ernest Brown. who spent several, vented Ihdr W m oi am;m' Km,“
.3“. Wills thin. who household seeds to Brooklyn. where days during the past week with "bathe W Miwm"
sin u, My, . "m mes-l sir Parkerhassecsreds position with than in town, returned to Atlastlc speeches.“ an htmm mfingnpm
. the Knox/list company. Thedamll’y's City Saturday.
many friends regret to have metal
'sllary is also asked to attend.
Mrs. Robert. Parker vet Rotors ave-
nue. will shortly more the ismllfs
Inch-masonic...
l
decorated.
thsria. lbs is mined was.” Rose'ihet
mothsrosibelntlooroithelsin- Krspowics.
“Minimum".whiletbb‘u-Hslea Bishop.
fl,mu.,isihewimmsm~s-tbsraadshmsadbmthermms “Wetsuits:-
. . 3 .
ill_ t oDeven-em.,
The lot
T
Many parents and children are
m
Ernest Duffy, a soldier, is a guest of much interested in the fact that Rue-
Mrs. Nichols and her daughter at the sell Thompson of Shelton, the boy elo-
«unionist, who so completely captivat-
{ed a .‘lew Canaan dudience last year.
Mrs. John Fitzpatrick ls confined tots to again aptmar here at the school
the home of Anna Feintr by a seven: concert on March 221.
t Mr. and Mrs. Wank Martin oi
Mr and Mrfiv Carleton Swast‘y ’0 Stamford have been spending the vet! ten. Wmernbewiment: a box or
turned from their honemoon 10 ‘9“ twomfeaks with their somifiydrwr R Motherflrav’s armaments!" Chil-
dren, ior use throughout the season
Martin, w‘ .o -s in the Quartermaster
Department at Camp Johnson. Fla
aunties. being proprietor of the blur-
tin Brothez' .x clothing store.
1‘
(. E. T. Fsi'rty was in New York
Friday, looking .up several oar‘ioads oi
train. bran and middlings, which have
”on“ 11 ch Mrs. Anna Klein 0, New York spent been on the road since Decembe
4‘ Wood of Sunset Hill. '35 exceedingly '9 will the week- end with irientis and rela-' \ed" ‘3“ anoint. to get ‘3', “I ':
i ' 'WASH Vmarch 12,-0.1!in .
Alter a trip to Florida and '85 m0“ “finch”? ‘0 his many stives in town. INCTO '
wfaction as to the present' low:
was none to be had
QW- -'
I
fraternal time in Raymond Ell last
and i
' seated 'ht
was cum. awhleb W in duo
duet. sy'isuu aunts-nu flu! mm.“ twat
-——-:‘.%===3 luvs Bowsytop, .bst .ere km to' non. Chrystol. the little daughter Dana Van Name, piano solo by”! aMMakeils’ld, iron Celchester.
know that to. W humans oi in. and an. soapstone-.1» lit-Hr We. 9 veal mmw new In semi-I0 mt.
t. M lissllsthy'tvhiidm yesterday, eras Meritorious. Inch-
fir'iflss flamumymmw
abt iorih mach-intacthebsseasspmudurtlan
.A'A
Beruanbleyor Lopes tie ltnlio and Sergeant Adolio Tro. only survlv
on oi thirty Cuban soldiers who Wit at to France to fight. have just some
They wen decorated with mcd his the French had given them and
days. coalless days and sure to come.
t-her original poem concerning the it».
A service.
'lormed with wonderiul
which includes \ussz'l‘he remains were taken, following the
Mabel Seaza um Ruth l'arris snuliemce- 10 Erie. Pena: for inter
Olive»Brancb Council. D of 14-. Md 3 were in sleet sustaiud yam by
.M—«es—
a...
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, Newest 'Sim'ng Stylesin
mm.msraa sum”,
Clilltll: sacrum m.
One Day Sale (Saturday)
70 DIME HUT
mmScrgeBreSses
Our aim being to carry only new and fresh mer-
,we will place on sale eve arm
from previous season. ry g cm h“
The goods must go regardless of cost.
THE .Llnlf SHOP
60 North Main Street South Norwallt
i;
I
ft
*-- ....
1. Batch was won: ' .i many times. ,
at as soon as we have had a rest at
0 beat ior Havana. t
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kaiserless days. and Miss Edna “in
Name brousht icrth a hearty laugh In
cal "Daughters." Dancing was on-
loyed—Miss Neiir. Miss Haupt and
Osltar Schmidt taking turns as plan.)
livery Womanisl’asltionShop
“THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUFS"
13 Main Street, Nor-walk
<5 Presenting Easter Fashions on .m
Sulls,t~‘oals.llrcsses ,SltirtsMaislsdillouses
lit-Portals" Prices."
Speehl attention is devoted to please the Stout ladies.
a! NoChargs for Alterations—An Important Saving. ‘ .
accompanisis. ltefrt shutouts were
served. ‘
The funeral services for iiev.‘ R. ll.‘
Nettie, D. 1)., was held/812 .320 Salur
day afternoou' in St. Mark's church, I
the edifice being crowded by his pa-
rishioners and others. liishop Brew-
ster of Hemord otiiciatéd, and was as-
sisted by Rev. MG. Thompson of
Greenwich and Rev. Stephen E. Keel-
er of Pittsiield. Mass. The choir of
fifteen voices was augmented by two --
H. 3; Curtis and Dr. B. H. Keeler, the
latter stormer member of the choir.
There was not a. dry eye in the church
.and one may- appreciste the th'llicult
task of Mrs. R, C. King, who had been
associated with Dr. Neide so long in
conducting the musical. part of the
Hot task rendered particu
larly arduous at this time. was per-
iortltudc
The NorWalk Line
Fssbireiglrt Service Between This tidy
and New York. '
no met“ “illusion”
Freight accepted at South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30 -'
.p._ht..for.delivery.in Now‘York at? a. m.:tlte.follow- i}
inc-day. Freight'accenhed in New Yorszrom 47:00“ “ .
a. m. to 5 p. to. Leave New Yorkat 3 o’clock daily.
MILLER f: mourns
Inc.
_. s.
«I‘- -
ment. Some of the summer residenu
came up from New York to attend tht
service. They included Mr. and Mrs
Willard Parker, Mr. and Mrs ‘Morlli
Pazktr. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Krut'.
schnitt. and others.
L_
MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE
SICKLY
Mothers. whomalue. their man. i'om'
tort and the- «waiters of their mhlld-
They break up colds, rdievel feverish-
3”“ “am" “‘ P°"“‘..\n. Martin is well known to New Cilu mesa. constipation teething. disorders, '
headaches and stomach trouble“ Used
shy mothersvlor 80- years. Theaewow- '
tiers never tail. All drumtores. 25c.
Don't accept any substitute. Barnplo V
free. Mammal)" Gray 00.. bl.-
Boy. N. Yr-ttdv.
.. a-..” ._.—-
HAMBURG LINE OFFICIALS GON- L
VICTID
l 1‘ .
Rd W manssln Rotor.
_.__.__ the cars; neither sould'he place an ti'on or m 3 di
and “no other ehleials oi the .Ilsm
James .1 Kelley has purchased 0“ W.‘ order ior this kind ot- teed. as them
{manner-loan Hue tor violating the
shipping laws by sending supplies to
German cruisers from Americangorts.
the supreme Court, which returned to
review ihe Mas. as”. and
teen maths. .asdv Walter Jasm-
W
l '5}
Foul Repairing is
My Strongbow
Come Over the Bridge to
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
.‘Seaview Ave. East Norwalk
Telephone 1069.
l
Spc oia'l Sale of the New—
ESt Spring Style Dresses
——'m2e98 .— ‘
Change Account- Opened J" “
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(semi H0113
(honour the umwlmhsfitsisrirls
name-s oa’mz Wi- nsas ,
:q‘ I .m A’s—I'm—Ird
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