. , are;
WI'IY- fisdocbisrerybody
donned and many“ people
'mcre‘do than Judge Walsh, however.
lira. Eugene Scoleld of 54 First
street. received word this' me
her son. Frank Sooneld.'thsr-he had
landed saiely “Over There." )ir. Sco-
neld was one of the men who were
sent to Camp Devens trons this
cm MARKET
. so NO. MAIN ST
James Kelley ot Beasido’ ‘
ered his connection: with the local'
Telephone Company. last night. after;
some time being employed as test man
by the company. '
The Women's Auxiliary or christ:
church, will meet tomorrow afternoon
‘at the home of the president. Mrs.‘
' E“
N : AL . #Bamnel W. Kelley or Seaside Place,;
and plans {or iuture work will be dis ‘
l
. > I‘M. .. - I "iii";
' St Agnes ouiid oi Christ enureii'
BARRY 11' .‘ . met riast evening with lists loabcl"
‘ L'WRITES FRoulRANCE'Tate oi Rowan street for Red (Broodl
‘ > ' sewing and knitting. The next meet-
ing date andptace will be moulded
listen l kn
This evening theWomen's Foreign
”do Mutiny" Amer-“to “tori-st
‘ Nowell! Tobacco fund.
Ilse followhg fitter has then receiv-
‘ .3 31' Psi'Dune of the I“! lot iMiaslonary Society of the East Avenue
wk Tobacco Fund from 'Harry H'iMethodist Episcopal church will meet
Hug" ’80; 1:: rmfiogcgszr'?‘ 3' ”19 Parsonage for the regular
.1" W3 ' poor! 0 ‘ 3 - .3 '. ;- int‘ily meetins
who is with the U. S. A. A. s., No.591l
.. r ‘
'1"! the “9“” Army Somewhere in Corporal Harry Fudge oi Fort Terry
l'rance."
, 1. , - _\ ,‘i has been spending several days lur-
His letter reads: 1 31:1, i tough at his litmc here and is planning
“or Michael:
. ‘lto return to the tort this evening.
Just received a letter from home to!-
iiilhg one .ebho senti th‘erbos 2!!qu Mr. and Mr
r 2m in east Nonalk,".so I want u. Mme.
‘ to thank you all. The tobacco was in
he shape and i appreciate it, capeciah
i! In a place like this. when all you
can get is French tobacco, which ll“
"iron-teed to mic: you‘otr cine-L A
tall boom of ever getting hoano.‘
Things are going great overehero
I ' with the exepticn oi the 'fgas" and it
you ever pump out any likeuit your
~ ‘vhrdware'tiaya ought to be 0"“ m" nondnle visitedSundsy-M'iih lir. and
"won rotors to the 'glloline.) it's Mrs. Prank Bradley 0! this Ht't'fltln.
the worst stuff over. in the tall! we
had to get out. lay in the mud and
flow the: water, ctc., out oi the teed
alps, and now we have to hold a can
flu under the‘carhurator and feed pipe
.totbaw them out. The~water in‘tho 'l‘hc Ladiea' Aid Society of lht‘ Ear-I
:gu freezes. This is no bullpbut the Avenue N.- E. church will lllt'c'i tomor- '
real truth. On one cold day l had-til mw attean as usual.
atop twclve timz-s during an eighteen]
mile run to thaw out the f‘gaa" line. ,« .Mrs. ¥M_~,$mith of East art-mic illlti
We put in «guy-three daw' service gone to Boston for it visit with rein
at the trout and aro‘now on reserve tlvea (or a wcekor- so.
with our division. . ’ i , , . V' ~~ ‘ '
'1 have been‘ in this place, several 'i'tegular mid-Week services will be '
‘ '9.“ and we g“ a raid every clear held at. the local churches tomorrow
-, 1 133111. Sure it; bad. The ilrst warn- evening.
’ . cuts a siren that goes oil like a tort
, ”.1 “dummy.” start it they The district commiustoners will
A‘m'through 'thtrfirsrhrragernn acro- 'mect as- usual oncflaturday evening.
I tune goes up and then all hell breaks _
base, searclxrlights, rockets, star-aliolluiTWO STEAMERS
I'd cannon go to it with a rush ii RUN AMUND
.ed to get out of my bed and go down , INT HEAVY FOG
. to see it; now wn't be bothered, my‘.‘
' than is too important. Hm standing (Continued irom First. Page).
In the door-way the other night and
I have It ter today. She left Pi'ovldtmcc. it. i..
131 several bombs land.
“band night more respect for them late yesterday afternoon and wannot
liar from her pier when she ground.
' ‘ ti. Francis Halacy, of Ed-
avc in‘New 't'ork today, to-
gether with Minis Alecia Brcdc. and
Alfred Murphy, 0! Norwalk.
The SIlndflY’Ht‘hooi board of the East
venue M. id. church met at the par-
;'onag~» of the church that evening and
disposedot r’tnittno business. .
tu—..h.
lir. and Hragflrnry Romson of Can.
Corporal llarold Rundlc has return-
ed to his duties at Camp Devenx alter
a five-day lurloogh client here.
- than i used to..
. o':"' "'Qd-ii'“ :
Well, I have got to Who“ will it tI’arl’aBired that before going on
mac thank'rou attic! the smoke; the beach. the Georgia had struck it
Yourfs'lend, ' ' _ rock-in life i Gate and lost a propellor.
HARRY H. HIPSON. iled'l‘tigehigesigl rwas floated and procec l-
- . . p r e .
9W" 20' ‘9‘3- . AN ATLANTlC PORT. March 13.---
"MS 3'0 ”Didi? being made for the The passenger steamship flitrshatv.
(hoe-to be held in Cmnumnity Hall with 151 Dasscngers aboardfioi' whom
an the first of April. ter Monday, 191mm 3*“?er twleyt axrgnlnd in
. . -.3 ”yoga m not (int ecoast
m, the committee and good attend east of this Burt and at noon tOdny
lwas in a position not considered dati-
=gerous, about a mile off shore. and in"
M‘Suler! Go'About Your Duties—
. room Cornea the Moment You
Apply “8t. Jacob's Lini-
mont" '
.i'lhn't stay crinled! Rub this sooth-
“ penetrating - linlment right into
J. Walsh cf the Common Pleas court, "my ”035' is own'cd by ’h" M9"
. chants and Minerri Transportatior’
d the‘foct 9f 6’93”” Boulevard. h” Company and was bound from n Nt-u'
been, badly treated by the winter. England port to r. Middle Atlantic
' storms and the ice, as it is torn almost port. - '
____ ___, __ :r Coast guards shot It lino ovnt- llic
' lVCBilPi, but as the sea was calm and
‘ ' ' gthe Weather moderate it. won decided
MAINS.IRHB PAWS .not to undertake to remove the luv:
, , , . Hangers pending et‘lorts to float the
' MD SWt["N6 A; 'sh'p, which apparently is undamaged
. ' WAY‘TDEH have been sent to her assist-
ance, and it was thought she might
—--—-—- resume her voyage late today.
GAS FIXTURES 00. OF . »
autooeponr ORGANIZE
A certificate of organization of the
Bridgeport rCtas‘ Fixtures Company of ‘
Bridgeport was recorded «Monday at 1‘
Main, echo of otrain, and out the once of the secretary of the state. ‘
M pat, son-nus. pittance: and must Mock-is! 810,000,-difldéd inv'
‘1 ng. J ‘ "100 shares. Theisubscribers are Rob-
fi Mug else penetrates, heals and on ,r. ambiance K Rock and Thom-
ens also injured muscles. as 1. Condos: of Bridgeport. ’
'es, withstand ligaments so. A certificate of organisation or the
7 . iy. Im’t turn or discolor R. '1'. Book Company of Bridgeport
“in m not MM in)!!!
Mumsmi trial bottiejdivided'into io ,mres."rii. subscrib-
.. my We ”writ-bot! so! in srellobert Tracer. MiooK. Molt.
. ,, the ”moat: “Amt and. “autumn 0! Mp0“ t
f‘Ws nun-at" drop-i . ‘ , m . ,
‘ M reel-tine mat -, moo. on its ' M
f ultimo-ocean“ wow-Lam huai-‘Edward
, . ”lots-n or Massimo word:
“It. ‘ ‘Jsouws tum-cm mun tourism loot this morning at
i it human-ammo: diam works, a staging broken
‘ , W mounts hold .
In»:
.
. 'tlljoro, whiter.
.hfhli‘ mimic-unit. or
have .
Wmumruo“
“the dock belonging to Judge John'slde a Sandbar. ,'i‘hc vessel, 1.768 ‘
committee reenm lo'be deadlocked at '/
y Superintendent Ohstoodi
. -' walk contractor, is building a new
oilice oi the Southern New England! "1“ 1°C“ “‘9‘" 0‘ “‘9 m cm"
will act this afternoon in' the tire.
hoarse which was kindly donated to;
them by the tire department. ‘
..._...._.
Harold Whitney has accepted a gov-
ernment poaition ncar Hampton
Roads. Va, where he expects to be em-
ployed {or quite a while. i
Misti May Dance has returned to
New York alter enjoying a visit at tho
home of her parents. est-Judge and
Mrs. Abel Dance of West Side avenue:
" Miss Elizabeth Plelscz, who liar
been ill at her home for some time, is
rapidly imprinting and her many
"lends/hope togee her around and roof and other exterior work.
well again in a eliorhtdute.
i
Another case of measles has been re‘
ported In Darien. This time one oi
the membtxrn- or the lienlamla family
of Cedar (late is the victim. This
makes the second case in the town.
h
Carl Schmidt. the proprietor of tho
Toolicr iloimc, bait purchased a tinc‘
“(passenger Leinaton touring car from
Herbert Henry. Evidently Carl er.-.
pacts to how some good liliil'h Villa
summer.
Friends of former Constable ital;
ford Smith, who was stricken with pa:
tilyaiit about ten wet-lot ago. are con-
gratulating him that he is able to ho
about itgliil, and, though feeble, toi
witlk art for its the center at town.
~—
Scrgt-ant Grout and Corporal» Aus-
ten and Qtiuckcnhusli wcrc putting the
young "rookies" who joint-d the Home
Guard last week. through some pacer.
last night, so that the boys would
lino“ lili' hay tool from the straw loot.
M
(iii it‘iiiluy cvcnini: ihlf Lndles' Aid
society o! the Mctiiodifit church will
hold their St. Patrick's suppcr'and en
lct‘laimnt-tit. The nit-nu inciudcrt clam
chowder, baited beans, and ti hoot oi
l
i
Y
women how so wcll how to prepare
liustc and ruciinliona will make up the
illlf'l‘-i'tlllipt'T program. '
~—
plote cleared by the recent tire havo.‘
have vanlsho-d, for construction worit‘
has begun on almost all of them.
t'i'crkmen haw bccn busy during the
bi at
pat-it few days removing the roof and :s‘tmgnaoglizztn v
charred timbers from the "B11801"; '3’ mo '-
bousc.oorncr' Center street and tht-l
Post road, which had been mentioned},
in thin connection, and will reatorn‘
the honey substantially as it Was he
tore. the‘ tire. '
. .
The meeting of the tire apparatus;
committee which Wart to he held this
eVening has been postponed until Fri-
day evening" This committee was up
i
town's fire. department in the future.
The commiltcc has been meoting renal
lariy every ivcek but art yct nothing
has bccn‘ decided upon. Various 0:-
icrs'iiavc bcen received and discussed ;
but a majority of the members cannot}
seem to agree upon any ‘one thing; '
Some of the members were in favor oi'i
one or the La France trucks, while oth-
ers Wcl'u decidedly against it and the.
present but it soon hopes to arrive at:
some definite conclusion.
Much discinzaio’n was caused recent-
ly regarding'lhc condition of theupave-
merit tinder the railroad bridge on the
Post ~' Road. Vehicles imachin:
from either direction saw. hogeubum-
mocha or ice,snd a little bemdahem
pools or water which iookedassthoosh .
themswsre bottomless. .Automobiles
would slow up as though still!!! the
probable depth of these pools, and
thondive into them,- splasbtogimore
water away-the hmocks-to- noose
today.
nftel’; angttack o itlje gripwhich be! them made into rugs. All at the ladle; '
confined
other good things which the Methanol“??? ““9 “We“ to he floundmnn- as thermismucb to be done-
I
itind that ice damage 'to bridzes.
cumin and dams. nd roads will form
The probabilities of the erection»! a considerable item ln‘town expenses
an adequate town hall on one or lilo this year.
cyton Baptist Church will be held at ford. . '
the parsonalre
pointed 5"” an" the bi“ fl" '0 3960'“ monthly business meeting of the Chris: £32m - -— .
bids and decidi‘ Upon the kind of tire tian Endeavor Society will be held fol Z I. my tor niacin,
arparatus Which Will comprise tit" "swing the prayer meeting-
NORWALK '
Ernest Johnson is enjoying life With
his new Overland touring car. which
he may purchased.
Sonoel‘ Morehouse. the West Nor-
II!- for Edwin Johnson. I
Do not forget to ottood the meetingi
oi the Red Cross ‘l‘hurlday droning all ; 7
the residence of ilrs. Mia Sebedeu 7:
We” Norwaik avenue. A large stten-i 4
dance is requested. ' 'f
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs.‘ Henry Pillow. on Scrib
nor avenue, this after-non at 2130.
Sowing for the Red Cross is the or
tier of work tor the day,
Charles Johnson' is making many
improvements on the residence of
William E. Street. on West hlorwalk
avenue, among theta being a new
Henry Burtis is attending to the
settling oi the estate or Edwin Bene-
dict, who recently paused sway. Mr.
Benedict was an old residenl’of West {
Norwallt, where he was engaged in,
boarding homes , for many WOW“;
around South Norwaik and New York.‘
Edwin Johnson has issued a call tori
a district school meetlnx in the school?
houcei'nett Mondav evening, "March;
18th. at it o'clock. it it: expected that;
there will be. a record breaking atten-
dlbce On account at the vast amount
of business to be brought before tiit’
mum.
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i COPYRIGHT.'~J me or i
nit tttcraic 5mm: umtv co
twiih'ryonrbattery call
further——
5 HilleISiation _
l 76 Norihihlains Street
'8. 1.; "13mm
'Mlits lola Btevena, ot the Norwallti
flour, is lit at her home in Maximum;
:Rowmoiv 7‘
J
Lira. John LeWaici-s. in l’ennoyer
street thiii alteration, lor the purpose
RM. H. B. Anderson iii reconrlng'of cutting rugs preparatory to havinl:
him to hit. home for about 11 of the society are asked to be present
_._... , i
‘Selectriiitn m th‘e'tunoundlnp ‘4'”; The iuuoml services tor l‘ranls Mar-1
res int-on who died Saturday at the home
of his son, George R'Morrhonrofl’enr
'ssoyer street. were held Monday after.
- noon at 2180 from hialste home.‘ The.
recovered ' services were of a very simple nature. ,
While not completely
t c u v' " ‘ . i
from her recent illness. Mrs". li‘i-edericlig RSV- Elbert C. ‘ "“g' pastor “1 the“.
somewhat better and 5,, Methodist Episcopal church,-oliciated.f
her home in The poll bearers were Daniel Wicket;
E. W. Godfrey. George W. Stevens and:
_ gheGrsnd Raymond. .ti'be atonement;
Drunzriats hereabouts continue to ; followed at Spring Grove cemetery”?
8‘ ”19 W" Pim‘il. supplies by whole iNoroton. The eceasedwae a veteran-
". Hart is
:tnlr'being In many canes dimflm "hot the Civil w and nefled‘na quarter...
izet. and ‘in nearly every care so ad. master on Elle dispatch boat'"GeneraiS
lvanced in price that the marsh: oi Dtipont." attached to the m, of that?
Ipmlit is vorv narrow.
.nortli. Mr. Morrison is survived by;
ibis son with whom he made his home:
The mid-week meetlnk 0' "‘0 RM" and another, Ruler Morrison or Stam-
this evenznz. ‘ The i
it you are dissatisfied
29cm New CreationsWiihSmart Lines in
.Coais, Suits, Dresses, Skirts,
Blouses and Millin‘ery.
i CIAIGE Ammonium l
chandise, we will place on
from premise season.
60 Na ‘lil Main Street
0
One Day Sale (Satuuday)
70 CLOSE OUT
Silk and Serge dresses
Our aim being to-carry-only-new and fresh mer-
sale. every »garment left
’Thegoddsnuot ”regardless utmost.
am suns: wrap
'50th Norwaiii
u a.
I
”livery
.. .5
13 Main Street,
i
i
Womaiiisi’iias‘ton Shop
"THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES"
- -___-..
. Norwalk
Tomorrow, :‘Ihursday, Mar. 14th
‘ will beonr initialoiiering oi the litmus
ArrthBraiidzwtiistszatsm
a 'SEZENDID .wuue
SEE” OUR “WINDOWS
The Nor walk Linc
«rowel-pi Servicezflciwccii itié’foiy'
and Newlorii. g ~ g;
Steamer amnion” "
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Freiizht accepted at South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30
p. m. for delivery in New York at 7 a. m. the follow-'
dnztdny. Freight accepted in New York from 7:39
,a. m. to5u. in... Leave, New York at 3 o’clock daily.
initialize HOUGHmN‘
.lilnc.
I
.s
, oft.
"too" tract.‘
hint ‘
out!
BIG?
' .. Holine- ln I to I- do".
wl
Farrell“: ll dosimi— Pfko'tl. or 3 bottles i: 75.
. I‘ll! avsas more“. od..cmcisxit~.-i.-o
‘ The ladies or the Methodist Episco'
pal church will sheet at the home of
l
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,..
i
no. lo- ',
will not otrtzturo. .
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Buneggl'remggfiunfifi
. theremmhaitetnem mum unit. it
was mood. Capital stock is 85,0”, Z‘Noil“'lh-ml tnohos loweritiinn
its-t it bwinwm which
factoring: inflammation-MW it“
took‘ed from o dietancd as though titt-
'soctinn otbriclrwavonent trader the
that the outer aldei otihe :iioemum'
m‘udr-mervpoaoievu‘ ‘ used
may rum momma-o w
mom sinkiwliloimured
Wiv‘emitbodeo do ro-
M :mmihtwohi ~
which Woman with .wotawoatber
mouths, inlay-are analogues“.
on railroad mm mmmi _
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odr
’Seaview “Ave,
test Spring Styleonressesé
___‘312.98 —+-/ .1
rating is
.{Myfiiironghold
‘C‘ome‘flvér the iBs-l‘dge‘ t‘o
, RUSTIN’S GARAGE
emitter; .
r'Specialt {Stile (if “the New—5
East ‘Norwalk
Telephone 1059.
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