Cello of East Washing.
”m7 “is entertaining .friends
w New Jersey.
t
Arthur Genetic, of Grogol'i'Boule-.
Ind, has purchased a fine new row-
teat.
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John H. Foe. of Cottage street, has
unsigned his position witll the Not-
mlk Lock Company.
Frank Fox has moved from his forl-
‘er residence on Cottage street to
W street. i
m .l
'Richard Podzelni of the \‘aval Ee-
We fOlces. is spending a five day
Sloriough at his home on Third street.
Horn has moved from
View ave‘
Charles V.
. icnve avenue to‘Ploasant
tune. Foster Park.
William Dustin. of Reynolds street.
illns resigned his position with the
New Halon rallloed to accept a posi»
lion with Goldstein Bros.
Hrs. Samuel-.— W. Stoddart, of Hall-
‘tord Place, has returned to her home
after undergoing six weeks‘ treatment
at St. i.uke'-E Hospital, New York,
ClarenCp Flewellvn formerly Ein-
5t flowed by the Adams Express (‘om
Day has accepted a position with
Mdstein Bios
Private John Stahl has returned to
.llla company at Camp Upton after
clouding a short furlough at his homo .
In: Charles street.
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Joan Jacobson «Wan-Zara street.
it having his home repainted and is
”closing his property ~with cement
“walks atni lniproving the pine.
3n general.
Martin Grace. of East avenue. who
nia‘s,~asvo:eitv,‘.htlrned about the teat
1M in spot-of hot . molten metal Mal
“ii at tbc‘Lockwood Manufactur
sh: Company. some time ago. is slow-
rib out.
NOW $1 'AND ‘2 MN NOTES.
‘i'bc't‘lsw federal reserve bank notes
«Ifll ’all 'n denominations have apJ
snared. They were authorized by tho
Pittman mm last April and aid
In-l‘od ‘by 'Unitod ‘flentos ‘certll‘lcatd
m! ind btcdnass or United States one
our mom. harmless with the
m (Mlle ‘01th States On its‘
. mmwnhfllkcnam df‘Oco
twain-and 'on momma-mu
. Ms Maroon. ‘Until the passage
it We fittrmn not all rererve'nlotes
tumult notes were'tn denominations
"9‘35. 310. $20, 850 and $100.
"magnum“ fl.
m TIM I'll“
“ammonium tilt! “will if!!! rc-
‘ *1” in huflé‘fitabulo'um.
mum ~
bias tar ingrown. in
mm
ralpiomrfl ‘
mama railroad-cl mam:
.dliaaua "note-led tott -
. farnormadllordmm I
we h , ‘
WIN"
wawmm
Q. ~ not get PIGS-"ION! a
at that via may he a
why to what it
r-oumcd her duties future finm‘toro
~15int of *the 'Bmlmm not ill
' ' itiml ‘frcm “his mellow.
, at Washington.
. ”mchmém
i ‘losdflgofpart‘df‘hcr vacation 'l'rolnlhor
i'dutlos as bookkeeper in Eillinink
- litmus! IN“.
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Archie McNeil is ill at his home on
Belle island. 1
Mia. Flank Ehllich and two children ‘
of Knickerbocker aienue. Splingdale,
s-pem Friday at Roton Paint, Park
v
some of the Campfire Girls who have
been camping at Hickory Blufl left {or
home yesterday; the rest are to re-
,main until Saturday.
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Preparations for the masquerade
dance to be held at the Bell island
club on Saturday evening, August 31,
ale going forward nicely.
Miss Marie Sonnlon of Newport. R
I. spent the wok-end as the guest of
Mr. And hits. Harry Mclnachlan, at
Belle island
1 Sunday.
Mrs: Tripp. who is ill at her home at
Belle island is said tube recovering.
Mrs. C. L. Lates will holdul bridge
at her home at Belle island on Wed‘
naaday afternoon.
Mrs. Neville Bailey has postponed
indefinitely the bridge that she was to
give at her home at itoton Point last
Friday, on account of the sudden death
of T. Marshall Andrews.
Mrs. Herman Meister willact as hos-
tess at the Red Cross bridge to be held
Thursday afternoon at the Bell Island
club.
A. C Hemmer of Stamford will sell
at public auction on Thursday. com- they walked around the estate Ielllnh 3mm from any hunhill being. but lull.
menaing at 10 o'clock, all the bounc-
hold furniture and effects of the late
William T. Raymond. Among the ar-
ticles to be disposed of are ‘two auto
mobiles, family horse, Jersey comme-
ton truck. and modernand antique fur
allure.
_.._'_.
Thesharp shower which occurred in
flouth I'Norwalk and to the ndrthyos-
. terday did not utend to Rowayton.
and many people regret that it did not.
The roads are vary dusty, owing to
the incl tint no oil for street purposes
could be secured this year and in
many places the streets are badly in
true at the 'Roton Mt“.
4 .
i
Miss 'Stncia Davis of Dnri'n'hna re
Company.'attcr swears vacation.
Thomas ‘B. Willi of Path street
“Milli-«NOV oblivion mat to
Peartree Point. Saturday afternoon.
' and gathered enough clams to supply
'ran .nrmr’Aiohn said. -
/.
Next Monday the price of hair cuts
The Epworth League of the Method-I
ictt church enjoyed its annual picnic
at Rotor: Point Thursday.
l
Rasley place in 'lloyt street,-and will
occupy it about October 1. '
i
'Willlam Smith atlcamp Humphrey.
Va.. was made a sergeant on his To
A. V. mains been made a. major.
Hols now connected with the Finance
Section of the Administration Divliloni
ME ‘7
:c.'=w. Barto motdrodzho Camp Dov
ens on Thursday. and‘spent theiday
with his son. Clinton, who is intthc
W‘t‘
, am. any inssdhstohihu mesh ens
, ‘3»
million: .hiali’aao, Robert (1th
r
‘Clilard :Ecoiiaid lips purchased ”tint '
‘ bridge.
lobabl. titanic, Joseph natal
MrsA
spending a m “with?!” dual!
. ter in Ridgefleld, has returned to the
‘ home of her son in Hoyt stunt.
Ernest Albert and John Phlllipsic 01‘
Camp Meade, Md. and Jun 0. Car‘
penter of Jacksonville, Fla, were here
on a furlough OVei' the week-and.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler motor
ed to Schenectady, over the weekend,
to visit their son, Calvin and wife, who
recently began helium.
Charles Gortnar, once employed in
the Advertiser office, and later by the
.\crwalk Hour, is now doing Y M C.
A work at Charlestown, llau.
Fred L. Raymond of Camp Meade,
1'qu was home Friday and Saturday.
‘This is the first time Fred has been
home since he loft for camp.
Fred Ruscoe was the only New Ca-
naan boy home from Camp Devens on
His furlough was a short one.
as he was obliged
evening.
..,__..._
The “Carry—0n" carnival was held
‘on the Gerriih lawn, Saturday after-
' noon. The grounds were groomed and
beautifully decorated in honor for the
occasion. Practically every society
and organization was represented at
the numerous tables and tents acute
tered throughout the grounds. Hun
dreds came from oubof-town. The
affair. which was for the benefit of the
convalescent Sailors and ddstituto
blind. was featured by the pmonoeof
many sailors front i’elbam Bay. The
flower-girls were numerous. Each ont
diosaod to represont on allied nation,
small emblematic tokens which dis
played the valious allied colors. A-.
sword exhibition depicted movements
now being used against the Germans
whenever the Allies can get
enough to tho fleeing Bone. The fill
gvcr'milie Players, Jr.. gave it perform
'ance of a play recently written by
afternoon‘fmm a classic viowpofntwas
the grace and tochalc of the three 1
Greek dancers, under tutelage of Milli
iiioller. A very large part or the an
dlence witnessed these dances and at:-
plauded again and again as the pretty
dancers went through their movements
of grace and beauty. Just previous to
4 hproving and is once more able to. need of repairs, particularly la this these dances, the sailors rendered set
oral songs now tiring min the
navy. 'i'ho atrlnx mum in tho' tn
garden lectured 'with aaloctiona
throughout“ the afternoon. The coini-
val was a great success both socially
‘9‘, 339321911}! 9
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Vim-’OF‘IME‘MIN MINT“)
mmwm from lava Walk
fl'taa I. Mini-(co. ‘
Charles J. wot: thta atoning re-
colvod a check for moo from the Non
Tire company ofilchla h tfnlly copra
stated and the than of the Weommtt
Andrew Hera“ “0 ”1””:
to leave Sunday
”mum non vii-st heal
a.“ , IA 3.
dencezto peeve this it lie in the «carts
that is to hollow is based upon the
- following acts;
for 'the past year every night has
been spent speakfiig to men in Hue
Army. and Navy camps on the import-
anoe of the man‘s morale being amin-
fained up to par. This will win the
war. Evidently the soldiers and sail-
ors have agreed with my views, horn
of experience, for always they asked
me to come back and speak to them
again. .The splendid letters of apple
elation written to me by the execu—
tives of the National War Work Coun-
cil and the comp Y. M. C. A. secreta-
ries, has added to my joy in going on
with this work. Many boys from The
Norwalka l have met in the unions
parts of the country at the compo. and
many of them i knew. At no flute
have 1 made any claim for member-
-‘ ship in any angels’ clubs. . This spe-
cial privileged clastl. my expei'ivncf’
has taught me (that is the earthly
Niels). that when a fellow gels to
know them pretty well, he finds that
«even the angels of up above have-their
troubles. became. sometimes they are
kept weeping over the fact that on
earth there are those who claim to he
repronnntativel of what use] like .is
like. and tile result is that most folks
on earth @111 want to be hurriuri lino
the angel class. Knowmg this and
also some of the hidden things in
some earthly angels' lives. 1 nt-vcl'
claimed nor wanted to be spoken of all
an angel.
But what i was claiming is that one,
thing, and that is that my old life. my
old associates. had last what at one
time loomed to them like a holder of
a "life membership card."
in the year of 1912 i said i was
through and l have stuck to that de-
cision. Four of those six years have
boon spent in The Nat-walks and in
Westport. Prliat i liked the life in Nor-
walk and in Westport. and the dosi-
ings i had with on neighbors and
tri-desmen and others speaks f0l it-
self.
1 am asking for no slapping on the.
that there be no stabbing in the back
’to the members of my family and my-
aelt The article in the “Hour' was
a stab to their llealts.
On August 15th, the date they gave
close. as the one [when l was raided in to»
house of illfame. i was standing on
Abe platform of the Chautauqua tent
in Cline. llllnols. speaking to hun-
dreds of men. wolntn and children,-
the subloct of my talk was "the
y of wrong doing" Surely lwoufd‘
have been ‘the "'wolt tn the sheep's
clothes." and the champion of chain
p.on aviators if litter lll\ address. i
got into my flying machine and flew
over a distance of orcr r200 miles and
da‘ivc'od another address. this time in
a house 01' ill-fame. Perhaps the date
is wrong! Well. then let me say this.
that on Sunday. June 16th. 1918, was1
the Millard-was in the East. On that
ottoman] adarauod the 'Buimo “Y.”
M. C. a at Buffalo. N. Y. and loft
tht. alight for CI whens; l
arrivallrnn Mondaymfl and im
meant oly had a“ with C
“hm-at. at the meadow of the
Gmtml amparmt lot the National
IWar Work Council in Chicago.
'At this cbnfcr’ance arrangements
were oomph-sod for my touring of the
diamond Navy comps of (new. If.
IOhavtaa 4 M“ 'Mao MM 3 AntlnttheiWocm autos. The data.
antibogan in "IQ-“flylfli.
Llnft Chicago h liondoy afternoon}
Ind. on Wodnoday Yf'fifllilllfl arrtv -d
at ‘mafly.llowa.~wborell hogan mom i
tannin tour. Domicile months all
walk Tire lttilubbor Co. our thodion- June. July Ind Mt l toured -'ne'
or mail bond. 'i'beMsltymi the M, of "Hunt.
I, indium. NB
upland Hi .‘nader the all
men or the Neil" Chaim Bys-
'toma. 1 closed my tour. a few days
HEDucali‘P
I “youths
!. marvelouawo
Agesandfinisll
ital-motel!
M but was
of tin Great Co
Venice. it give
paling immense
port. The pot
above, are all
walls occupying
rtr and co
the w
“MI!
we” "'
on.
.alltho m
khan bani
hm H
mm
syn-$1“
ll
lull.
NEW DEPU'I
HARTFORD.
unholy Wardei
State Priaon .:
once L Parkai
from the Unit«
toe in' utondnd to than. The cannu- agoxand Mobil ht hafnium" in Imvonwort
ts alaolgratnllly acknowledges the to-
celpt of .a dieck loom the 'rrowbridgo
Bow comma!
A soonest was undo, me time ago
tint the'na-os of animal: Who are in
the canton be handed in to C. J. Mint:
in order that every one of Nomlk's
a
sons havaatphce on the Roll of Hon- up.“ my ("guy have been Ellinlll'arl
101‘.
Those names are not coming in
very fastznd itisnrgcntiymakad. that
all who have friends or relations in
xolthar the army. navy. marina. :or in of the oblici to this lie of l es.
0. B. Bolton left for Poughkccnio. my other branch of the mvioolphaao - p b
‘ Monday. on a business trip.
send a; post'oard baring them or
the boytoc J. Mint: 'l'henam‘es of ,
'drlattod men are not waited, as weir
will be advanced from 25 to 35 cents. {mung are already on hum, having.
'bnan :proeurKd from "thelocal m p-
'tion hard.
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YALE WIRES
NOAH WEBSTER HOUSE
NEW HAVEN. Aug. ‘27. —”'I’he Shet-
ifield Scientific School, has acquired
the property of No. 360 Temple stre‘dt;
New Haven. the old Noah ‘Webster
House, onnnf the oldest babes in
New Haven. from Courtldndfl. Traw-
The Trowbritlge property
gives Yalenobout zoo feet at land on
Grove street, and approximately
eightyslx feet on ”Temple street. This
land has long. beennought by theuldi-
tfllc school in adder to cornice add!
tional’. land‘ for the Frederick K. Van
derhilt quadrangle.
“—
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I.
ammo awmto1ut.
.
IN THE .flbu‘l who Nil-asleaptin his“!!! mwthile
stHfN‘o'roN. Aug. 28 :4!!de-
tiara by the Secretary ot‘War my to
850000 Mug manual year for atlr.
, tcr be was granted «divorce ln‘lEonos
. pah. Nev.. ‘Jasae R.‘Grant. sonznf for:
‘to on; but Nd mllmf the. mambo”
of my family to com back to deny. in
.tilla We. lie tbntmlmndy
has, and ouch moment is briucing.|
added sufferings to them. bv h‘e ath-
ludoa or some of the foaflllly meta. " -l
limits Lim'of 41 Work mom.
Nothork aitynwill arrive. in thooxclty‘
today and «till-atop .at Harbor View.
lug. “Mr. Quaiha‘wlll hogin atunea to
prepare to totem": atolls: W
nary to com legal proceedings «ulnar
all who have had a part in the giving
.—— -
J. I. GRANT .‘YO‘ WED
‘NEW YORK wtoow
Takes "Out iLtcvnac ‘Flva Daya'Ntu
'btvom‘mmlrlmtwm. .
‘NEW‘YORK. tAug. ill-Five days (is
imer ‘Presidcnt'Grant. obnlnodria li-
cence‘hcrs yesterday to wed Mrs. fini-
Vlian Burns “litmus widow‘of thin
city. He gave his age as corms that
of his‘financee-at 41.
"The ground on which ‘he ohnined
a divorce-last Wednesday woodcut“
lion. vae case was uncontested, alt
pointed today 1
.llcClalith
Mr. Parker t
map-it! Wards
.algnod to once
of.a factory in
.Deput-y .War
prison work ll
anionain the
North Dakota
Fundamelrriaol
. thne boys.“
being intcamp
dent ovornoas
* in JOIR'MI
noon .printar.
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'2 sPETIITlON
1
cametiuom
.111th were i‘
' court yesterdl
.ehlilp Bsham
.ingbusineas
street-Bridge
784.68 and out
Adopt of ‘lhc
idry £00113 do
.llelvln 1L}
though ‘flve :years ago Mrs. Clint. to
resident of San Diego, 5.1.. had let
aside a decree Which was granted at
Gordlleld. Nev.
WAN 'il'lLL IMMP ‘ t
l . INT \WHEIL "W CM
l "rtroiri-sonvmw. Mag ‘flr-Al
fonoo‘Btlout avoihtmn :W'“
anli'vbuc'der 'le Min-g. aw. Vin".
driving from W 'N. ‘Y To
Bostonian“. ammo tutti a to“
whichmsoccndlngntttnoafimrtbi
road muting;- can-rand
ill.
immi
kins of dial
‘4! aide. Watarl
(and schedule:
an at $6.667." f
‘soop The on
Mr? Wt
for small am
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‘ mill
muted"!
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loath: calm
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