a
' held their regular meeting
I “stiller ltakery.
' members of the Fairfield County Farm
' j Norwalk.
>for business during alterations.
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
an kinds. heights. and designs
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr” C. E.
to Washington Street
0 miles of fencing sold and erected
Just leached during the last attests years .—
l'll VIM! muss , _,
om M t; H“. mm. mil ““0“, '0' W'
Dr. Robert H. Wolfe has reported vers. Massachusetts; daughter of
'that Joseph Godosky, arrested for lu-ltfhailes A. Fallon. of South Nonalk.
' toxtcstion and indecent exposure wgszsnd Clarence Henry Cable. of Camp
siightlv demented and it is believed‘Devens. Ayar, Ifassschusetta. fonufl!
-that he will be sent to the Westport of Broad River. were united. In mar-
sttnitarium. riage last Saturday. The ceremony
lass performed at the parsonage of
-—Contlnuous music. Danceand grow the Methodist Episcopal Church. I99
fat or thin. let Co. and Amer. Band Hobart street Danvers. last Saturday
Bit”- Armory; F‘l‘i. ei'e. Adm. 35c. .afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rev. A. D.
—— >>>>> 'Iiouae was the outfitting clergyman-
This owning at the Eiks’ club house Owing to the fact that the £100!!! 0"
on South .tlnin street the Putnam Hose peels shortly to be transferred for se-
(‘tlnlpsuv will give an entertainment. tive duty in France. the ceremony was
supper and dance for the benefit of 3 quiet one. and the you" couple
liltcir members who are in tho service were unattended. They have man!
140081.311. “Guard timer who leave shortly. The friends in-South Nomalk. who Vi"
at Red members of the company are invited .lltend congratulations.
Men's "all. on Main street. last nigh'.‘ to attend-anti bring their families and
and minted two new members. tinlimate friends and the families 01'
' --~-——~ .... the men who have already entered til -
“Buy ”mm-V bread- service are also invited. liiayor Jere-
illtlatt Donovan will give an address “‘9'?" married Saturday by Rev. J. Har-
‘cntl there will be other things of in- rison Thompson of South Norwaik. Mr.
term“ on the program. 1'. Bennett will leave this week to Join an
'artillery regiment in Rhodo Island.
, " DONN ELLY’S
16 So. Main 'St.
scorn aoawam
sow om roa susmsss.
News
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,f Cumenters' Union
R. 0. Bennett of Georgetown and
bliss Evelyn M. Collins. daughter of
“3’ 5‘3" 3“ .\ir. and Mrs. W. E. COIHDI of Norwaik.
Our Brothers” Lodge. I. 0. 0. F.
held their regular weekly meeting at
mum” "“1" m“ """°" "5‘ "‘ DEMOCRATS WILL .and his bride will in... her not... with
“I 5' . HOLD CONVENTION liter parents until his return from the
The regular business ml-elin" (ll 1 IN HARTFORD ”9"“9'
Court laurel. Daughters of Cattle "‘-
wili he held at 8 tomorrow evening in (Continued from First Page). Louis Reunion. aged ninetem yeal's;
Red. Men‘s Hall, South Norwaik. it is of 29 Taylor avenue. has enlisted in
hoped that there will he a good ntien- minority House loader; former Sena- the United States Naval Reserve at
Galm. ‘°' “9"“ Mt undm» 0‘ N“ Brii‘ the u. s. Navy recruiting station at
ain: Arthur B. O'Keefe. of Orange;
Edward P. 0.31”“. of New ""9“, Bridgeport and‘has been sent to Yale
boathouse. at New Haven. where the
and William R. Palmer. of Oxford.
Cari Funk. arrested for the mutant)-
9°" of hi” ““9 was “New”! ‘0 thlr. Connecticut suffragists got into the Naval Reserve training force is sta-
ty days in in“ by ludtze George li.lmeeting .and talked about the Susan tioncd
Voobttrglt in the down town court this 13. Anthony amendment to the federal
morning but was released under bonds fgnféguctggfilnfie'xgefgg; twill?) Prof. E. G. Jewell of Adelphi course.
of $260 to pay the ““1“ 0' "0 a "99k tion the United States Senate to pass Brooklyn. “id ”"07 F- R Jewitt 0!
towards his wilt-hi support the amendment. The decision to do the United States army. were the
so. however. was far from unanimoug. ‘ F. cGro -
lmnard Johnson. County Club lead- dim i’ot‘e beins 15 if". It“:e It Ions $33,032,232?“ M“. b. M ‘
, r ecusttlon among t e men: rs pro '
or. “mm" “"9"“- ‘nd °"“’ ceded the vote. :
The soldiers' vote law. passed by Corporal George w. Diiworth. who
”WM“. "“0“ ““9 “Md‘iuar‘e” in 'he special session or the General has been homefrom Camp Wadsworth.
mulyurv. held a conference. at the Assembly in! mouth. "I ”Phil!“ Spartanburg. s. C., on furlough. left
.citv court room uptown ”Nerd” 3" and discussed and the suggestion "8 Norwsllt yesterday for the southern
.l . lumle [not the mammn of n“, cout-
temooa. in an effort to establish a mittee sh trainin ca ‘
Junior branch of the association in ould ”'1'" the "W” Clerk-h 5 mp l
in districts in getting all the names'
of democratic soldiers on the list in'
“SI-o aor the vote in this ecuntry and win are visiting friends in town. Lieu-f
r-‘v‘ffll'n wireless telegraphy. Uncl“ Secftfe't:ntlild1 :2: vztzrtgegmfimt tenant Baldwin has a short furlough.i
Stun needs hundreds of wireless on: The convention must be held in June and expects to return South in a few
atom. Here is your chance- G“ to conform with the requirements of days. -
‘Victor wireless outfit. 6 record. ‘12 Ies- this new law. !
son for 35, Comein and we will gladly Nohactio‘n was taken on the socre-‘
_ iarys ip o the committee. Senator
demonstrate these records for YO“
_ Patrick B. O'Sulllvan. now an ensign
mile"! 8. "i 50““ Ma'“ “”9”" 0”“ in the United States Navy, is the net--
retnry. and during his absence. Alex~
ander Lynch. of New Haven. has been
Lieutenant and Mrs..stanley Bald-f
.__._——
Assistant Postmaster R hard Plun-
hell of Stamford was the nest of his
brother. James F. Pltinkett of Cove!
avenue recently. , ‘ I
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‘, BEING TRANSFERRED
in them acute time of the accident
were examined and were: John I
Mr. Jolt! Smith. Jane! 7. Norm,
JohaJ.Neary.dPafr|dd.sadBog--
er '1'. (busily; of as Jewett “use.
mum. track Lynch. of tel-z
Hamilton avenue. and Arthur Singa-
wald. of 10 Hamilton avenue. were
examined also.
The latter two roan: rues were on1
the Pool Rood about 150 feet two!
from where Ira. Boyd was M II
she was. fro- working in
the second shift. from three in the s!-
toraooa until llfinlghtattboL-eri-
LaDeatelb company and said that
thecarhadpassedthem atamodor-
ate of speed. lights were burnin-
properly and that the occupants did
not seem to he noisy. A moderate
rate of speed was said to be from 15
to 18 miles an hour. This rate of
speed was also testified to by the the
witnesses who were in the car.
The horn was blown when the car
was about 150 feet away from Mrs.
.lioyd. who was standing on the right
hand side of the road and the car
proceeded. the speed being slightly
slackened; When the car was about
t .f t from h h “ OW .. - . ’ . . . — ,
.mtitynfhg'éoya ...‘i.::.‘..' d'u't': red- N l thqdymmw. “awn”? afnmmuon ls BOYS - hve,
forward and although Carroll swerved -wmmngBACKBONE. Let Lb
'T" °l?'u"3."'t’t'°i5"° 3'3. m 1'35 Mthm°°bdmtg°nmthft5°Md BUT’“%°“hemm underprivileged.
t o e car - .
:hli'gcwn. yhTh: :I'lk‘e .waa stpp‘laedl .f: r ’ 9 Within}? a fair chance to make good ——a.nd grow.
a t w sw n o e . . _
dial". £33.} 3t g: :tore it?” a m. imo 3% 0"" figgiffil‘: 821$!” help to give them that
car's length from where the body is:
before coming to a stop.
Mrs. Boyd was picked up and taken
to the hospital and the ‘young men
awaited the coming of the police and
assisted the latter in every way.
Bonds for 32,000 were furnished by
Patrick Carroll, father of the .hoy.
and the charge of manslaughter is
over him until the coroner returns
his finding. .
FAREWELL 12
, ”Rev. John Greenleaf Oakley gave a
most Interesting lecture last cloning
as? - .
“chic": :23; 3'3”11i13.§t"'§°’1' “‘33-":mu“ i“ minimum-«mm ‘°.t"..:'" i" °‘ "r mew...“- “-3
farewell "aw” for him. The In” Praidnlf W11: .. a." i- uis accusatiflnaa‘f'ii-o'ovai’hflagrant-sat... m:
gophighe‘s't pyjnfiidmin Egypt avvtsit ‘03 fused [Iris :2 ‘ghlif.‘fidfig'fp‘,°wwfifsom§fi 61 WW“ ““4 ”'9 1“ Nllios i- this ore-cat
ompe. an o In ng ount esu , v . ' he "Ir
m, .. mm m. m “mm b, quantum boy: any; are the life-blood of tomorrow‘s civilizatio . Boy dclinquen
Dr. Oakley with word pictures in t dfleusxaapaale in Athena. must not equal that of foreign countries The Bo ’cy
moat eloquen'!‘ and humorous manner MWGMW Club Federation works to forests“ this calamit Th shouldys r
Dr. Oakley said that the reason the by “(uremia the be made literally and physically In New Clubs y. ccflycdf
was leaving was not because he did m providing thk Pub): on i: - ' . are n 0"
he did not like the church or that tht 1m,” m“ m," “a" "i W m Wy- If 50. the
people did not like him but because at m a“ w “1"“, '“IWIWWW NBWNIMI-iuth-m- .
he was not a member of the New I, [0' “Tuna worth of DOV “a“ “a.“ mu" M u n“.-
York East Conference and that if hi "Okla‘flu 9/ ’ 'mmwm ”I..-
stayed he would be holding a positior “comm w 'M ‘ twalai‘
‘whichmrzalgi beggged If: some lninis a: :0 ”km .
er w c on to th a conference. M," "5—“. ' In)!”
The proceeds of the lecture were glv- “ ' . ’m-Now“f°' W “c3"; It“
en to Mr. Oakley as attestlmonial. ' “Wank W} “I. U. 3.? ”Jun”. MY‘
304m REGIMENTS ‘ Enclosed is:
BEST TRAINED MEN. ,
- Bous' Cl
(Continued from first Page). .
are in another regiment. Practically
every company in the regiment has
has its best men drafted to make up
another well drilled and balanced cont
pany. The same is probably true of NEW PASTOR FOR
other regiments in the camp. SOUTH NORWALK
Hawthorn in Play. “
Howitzers howled all day in this ‘
camp for the first time and they hang- . "
W m cage was)
' _ acting secretary and the committee Mr, and Mrs.‘ Adam lmhoif of WM‘I'.CG tells across a .wide valley lit
—H0USECLEANING VOW“ "5‘93"“? '0 00mm“ mm '" ingtoil avenue. Stamford, spent the "'0 ell Pond range. tearinli ii.” Ml" ———
Hagicnodnugrlmd ' that capacity. w etc I“. with her d“ hter in South sides over Ilancaster way. Tile guns church on all its sides. makes and
l Another meeting of the committee e '3 g 3 were fired at a range varying from keeps friends and strives to bgof real
Fatal Food for Roaches will he held in about a month at which Nomik- 1.400 to 4.000 yards with Milton service to his church and the com-
” .time the report of the convention comm —-- lVi’ortenbtiltor and Gardner in charge munlty. lie is a strong believer in
'flulpho NWO! mittee will be recezved. , i Mrs..Wllllam Keeler and daughter. of the two platoons and Colonel Conlt- America and the stnlght Justice of
' (‘hatrmnn David E. Fitzgeraldnalfio lletty. of France 5mm, have gone to linnqommded the. regiment. at‘the her present cause .and he can be
P18“ I 0W“ 3 mayor of New Haven. said last ms t “chm. we}, .0 m" We Keel”! artillery practice. counted on to put the church in line
H CO N that the committee spent last time in ' ' ‘ " ‘ ‘ ' . A. meetingof‘ officers in charge of "tor national 'servlco. .
Ballgaml’owe rnora 0“ discussing a state or candidates. Poll-lm0‘her- ‘ ‘the Third Liberty loan camp-tan in ~ He graduated from Dickinson Col-
. _ tic-ll gossip had it. however. that the. ' ' this, camp was; held today and Lieu- Ease With valedlctory honors in 1904.
members were busy talking about Mrs. Charles V. Searing and dwell--
Thomas Id gouty oéuMeridle‘lii'. {or gov- ter Helena, of Union. N_ J" are guuh't
ernor. an . ayor agers or con« . .
“988m“- When asked by a w. of Mrs. Robert C. Mitchell of Flex Hill
porter last night 'abour. ‘ this. Road.
Mayor Fitzgerald said he had not been
consulted and he felt that he had. Thomas F. Flahertv ot'énmp Dev-
enough to do with New Raven's muni- em is enjoying a brief furlough at the
Most affairs and its war work in addi- .
'tion on his hands, but he did not say home of his parentsfiifin Prospect street.
that he would not he a candidate. I
‘ Following the afternoon session the Edward F’ McAlilster 0' Camp Dev-
mcflben, attended a dinner at The ens. spent a Saturday and Sunday fur
Garde. but none of those present who tough at his home in Chapel street.
were asked afterward could remem-
ber tliattpolitics was discussed. When Henr enso { Ca M -
Mayor Fitzgerald was asked about y H n 0 mp erritt
"“5 he said:— g spent a furlough at his home in W‘ard
"No politics here! We have with ”"9“ Sunday.
tilt in the hotel J. Henry Rorabaclm '
:Col. Bob vEaton. Secretary Frederick; Mrs. Eugene Loclwood ofStarnford
it. Perry. State's, Attorney Arson A- visited with relatives in town yester-
Alllng and Colonel Ullmall and‘ the day .
Foot Guard Band. so you see there is‘ '
. ,, ' , w .
2?; §.,f,';,‘;";°gggd‘:‘:g,gtt“"°i b‘" _° William Krusch oi' the American E!-
The suffragists who appeared before pcditlonary forces has arrived safel!
the committee and spokp'were Mrs. in France. ' -
,Roselia W. McDermott and‘Mrs. Cath-I ___
urine Luddington. of New Haven. and'
Mrs. L. M.—8choemaker,»of this city. .BECK WAS TAKING
Richard Howell. of Bridgeport. appear-l LIFE T00 EASILY
'ed with the delegation. but the women,
did their own talking without mascu- mentioned Front Page Three)
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ine aid.
gdto Recorder Naraéll.
till” Hill 414 %\ -
3rd Liberty
Loan Bonds.
like till sale
lature. accordin
of Weehawlten. . .
Beck. who is about forty years old,
unmarried. and without dopendehts.;
has been taking life easy for a long
time, it was showed the recorder when
Beck was brought before hint on com.
plalat of'iWIce nutter the new
Mitts Alice Meeker of Westport ave-
one is visiting friends at Fall “River.
‘ Mast; “ ‘ '
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statute, y
"You mastjhd‘work by next Friday.
or label] iiadjt for you at'ths county
farm." It Herbal-l told Beck.
“But. ymor." replied Back. "I
have an“!!! '. o of 0100 a month. and
public charity nor public
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tenant'fioldnel E. K. la‘asee, who is in 'and graduated from Drew Theological
full charge-$6! the campaign. instruct- Seminary with honors in 1’07. His
ed thebeiCersi‘in‘ relation to their du~ first appointment in the New York
ties in the’.various organizations. An East Conference was in 1007 when he
officer has been chosen to latte charge was sent to the Bronx. :1 church just
of thin work in each of the separate split up by factions out of which a
brigades and companies in the can- group of people had come to form it]
tonment. .
to report every day on the progress
of their organisations to Colonel
These offlccrs are expected new church. He welded the society
together again. put it onlits feet. and
enlarged the Sunday school. During
Masses at headquarters. his three years pastorate there he
" Salts Money in Bonds. added many new members to the
There will he no special drive for church, wiped out a mortgage lndeb
subscriptions. but the soldiers who tedness. which was large, was cleared
want to buy bonds will be taken care
of through the oilicers appointed.
Those who cannot afford to buy are
not expected to do so. It is figured.
however, that no one in the world
spends his money more foolishly than
Bis third appointment was to Ridge
field. the longest .pastoratethe church
in that place has ever had with but
one exception. During four years and
.three months more persons have been
admitted to‘chnrch membership than
a soldier and for that reason they will its any similar period in that church.
he asked to have bonds in order that The work of the church has been sys-
their monthly earnings will be taken tamatlsed and organised as never be.
’BUSIN
commence-indict»
care of in the right way.
. , MEN
3 WILL TTEND DINNER
I It number of. prominent business
mien of Norwalk have received invi-
tations to be the guests of George C.
:Brown. at the Hotel Majestic. New
Work city. at a dinner " to meet. a
inew corner in Norwalk business cir-
.'cles." to be-beld Thursday evening at
8:30 o'clock.
That this means thb’revelstion of
the plans of the identity of the new
proprietor of the recently purchased
Royal James inn property. is more
than a good guess. ,
i That big things are ii the works.
which may include a bi business
block. as well'as thejpoisi moral
County Bank building is. m. general
opinion 0! those
the purchasers.
OHM
cloggto'tlie‘pla'flof. . . fl ,
.. i wanna-glutinous.“ “1'
peter
' la'
rn‘
fore. ' The young people have been on.
:Iiated in the work and their so tvlties
have been very pronounced in th ex-
tcellent results- ,
' With this fine record the local
«church members are looking for great
things and doubtless will give him
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men for active advice at the front -— supficmcn '
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Your Government Needs, -
,More BOYS’ "Clubsi
“do“: Duly
tohhelp extend our work
throughout the .S.
em mm‘—JN- Fo‘rk with New Features
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GERMANY FURNISHES THE PROOF.
Every development since our entry into the war has jus-
tified and proved the wisdom, the hnpcrative necessity of
y'America's participation. Every German success and every
German failure have shown how necessary to our own welfare
how necessary to the safety and peace of the world the defeat.
of Germany is. Every foot of ground. Germany has been
forced to give up, every foot of land she has seized. have dem-/
onstrated the absdlute necessity of defeating that sinister,
intolerable thing called Germanium
BUY LIBERTY BONDS AT ANY BANK.
Tilli PEOPLES
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalkxonn. '
thelpful assistance in- making his pas-
torate in South Nor-walk one of great
success.
COLONEL WILSON
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It is paid In olcial circles that plans
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because of them it w incur.
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reasons Guano
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7'0“ by Modern Sympathetic
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ti lllt.S.M.lliIll‘l l
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"m“ 80'1”“ by the Oxygell‘
charges for Very
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