7‘ ohm cloudy and rainy weather
partnern district from the upper I
w Valley eastward to New
I. Thunder showers were re;
A f .trom Indiana and Ohio. Pleas-i
“weather prevails in the southern.
western districts. The tempera-f
we is rising slowly in the central
.fldwestern districts. Conditions is-
W (or this vicinity cloudy and rain)’
"WWII" with slightly higher temper:
aura. '
manna ya yuan soc
ronav.
are made by people who knew.
thoroughly how to make good
hats
Moo-Iaood i
They are up to the minute in t
style and color and are intend-
ed to give long service
A broad, liberal-minded firm
and a big factory are behind ev-
ery “Mallory" Hat
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junta: received notice from the Nib
at”!!! War Work Council oi the \'.’
at." c. A. or United States that she
Ween accepted for over seas work
J‘Idbis preparing to go in October
thflnrtha Henderson of Norwalk
ignebecn accepted also.
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- ., -- ,-:.1'relatives and friends In Norwaik. rec
[turns to lter duties in New -\’orlt City
[VCR WALK 1 tomorrow.
" t 1 Miss Constance Anderson. oi New-
SOCIE 7717' ' poi-t. New Hampshire, is spending seV
t‘l‘al weeks with Mrs. Ethel itobertson
and Personal
;at her ho to at 68 Newtown menus. |
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l mend-h Son have arranged a most at-
ttnotlve show window for the Liberty
W drive to help the good (Kurd?
along - A big American flag serves as
:1" background for a patriotic picture
prrobrietp inscription, while}
:2 Wanted urging! Norwaik. citizens
~ tie-buy Liberty Loan bonds In :‘tcir‘ — - .
~ Chm city is 8"” a prominent [“300 I' George ‘Rockwcll of thgeileld wase
‘ ' ' " ‘ visitor in SouihNorwalk today. ‘
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. Jesse T. Dunbar prosecutor in’ thei Tofigfixgufr: Gfxgzgc' gzowmm‘;
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. ed, lenses duplicated. Prices the low up own court has returns from a on Mountains by automobile.
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,. 4b¢glasses and spectacles repair-
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.9 weeks’ vacationIand resumed his du-s
ties for the first time this morning.
. Miss Loraine Clapp, of Darlen. who
‘has been camping with a party or
feat. at Charles Brand's
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'. Wit-Hand Mrs. F. H. Blake of Clicst- _ .
' “Winch“. who have 1W0 5m“ m .m” Mm“ Hamilton 0‘ Fl‘,‘ Hill Standard girls at Hickory Blufl. has
, tinkl'flcbr W shod news 0' noth 0' road has 5““ 19“ ‘0’ the west to ill] returned home, the‘ camp having been
“”1491; lilo week-cud. George F. the position as head 0f the “Oh Emihroken for the season.
.-ԤIake.- who is with the Naval Reserve nomlcal Department. of Northrup Colic-l __" _-
d glate institute in Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. I-Charles 1‘. Mitchell
II , ugtgtationed at Cape May. receive
it.) '“Iuegpected furlough 1nd surprhed Mrs. William G. LcConant of North of Logan street. have returned from
Mrs. a vacation trip to places of interest inI
hiaparents by coming home SaturdpyI Main street is visiting her sister,
‘ ‘nightfora short stay. and on the sumh 1- A, Stamina is Waterbury... . , Connecticut. Rhode ‘lsland and Mass-I
day they received a long letter from -- ,_ othusetts.
Hilfimer. who is with a mathine gun
, battery over seas, Stating that he was marri _
'0“ m happy. M. bai'is of 678 Atlantic st’mot. Stam-I‘
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Mrs, H. A. Davis announces the.
use of her daughter. Florence‘ NORWALK BAPTISTS .’
ACTIVELY AT WORK
(Continued tram First Page).
I ford, to Edward W. Mallory of South
"An announcement In the adv-cithlnz Norwailt. They were married Aural
columns of this issue of'thc Sentinel. 13:19i8. ’
float, the state treasury departmenin
‘ call; attention to the fact that resi-;
dents of Connecticut hoding taxable
mrities. are liable to tax at local
rates union the state tax of four mills
has been paid to the state treasurer
on or before September 30. Estates
0! those who neglect to pay this tax
are liable to a heavy penalty. Money,
93.3.81“. or in the bank is liable if
:9.” than $500. Savings bank depos- Mrs. Ethel Robertson.
more not taxed. ‘ avenue, is spending several days a
' . the home of Mrs. Robertson's sistern
Mrs. Willis Banks. of Weston.
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~ _ ‘ -—-——~ * ‘vided into ”sides." the reds and the'
Mr. and ,Mrs. P. H. BedlIent. of 1.". blue. Each member httd'a. small red‘
Center avenue, and their son, italph.'.or blue has. M‘COI'din lo the “side"v
have just returned from an auto trip "me" She represcute ' in this bag
at l c d h ‘ .
through Connecticut, visiting friends ‘eqp refine: 10:33:38; “are: T383382"
in Norwich. Lebanon, East Berlin. and business). After the returns are all
various other places. gin. the losing side will entertain the
' wénning, Ln wlhatever ma‘nner is decid-'
. re upon y t e entertainers.
vilissvffonstance Anderson. of New. » The contest closed last evening and
DON. New Hampshire, W110 ‘3 visiting the bags were opened. The reds yield-
58 Newtown eti $43.55. and the blues $35.90. with
t some more to come in. These amounts,
added to the dues and monthly pledg-
es paid in, last evening. netted the
isociety exactly $100. No one felt over-
-« ; worked by this effort. which was on-
Miss Esther Langlois returned to ,tirety voluntary, and there was great
Price 50¢ Ilter home in Warren; R. 1., after» a rejoicing. becotuse It was aged ghet-
“ ‘ i . monstration our tcac ng, non
Satisfaction Guaranteed or,Money gmtm‘i (is: Jim “:1," thyme: into every-day affairs oi life. We know
‘ . Refunded _ . 5° 3 a am " oh 0““ ‘ what we wanted and thoroughly be-
" . mill!” and'Sold By “kw court. 5 llevod that if we held that in mind and
1 ' worked in unWavering faith, the destr-
sSfiflsou-Powefl C011)" ed result musthe forthcoming, and, as
“ aSouth Norwalkl ‘
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“5 ”arduous Remed for —
'Malu'ia. Chills an Fever 1
Miss Lizzie Selleck, who has been
enjoying a two weeks' vamflon.nmong , is always the case in such efforts put
_ forth in faith, the result exceeded ex-
pectations.
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The W. C. 'l‘. U. will hold- a meeting
tomorrow afternoon with Mrselrong
stallion Stevens street to finish plans
for the Convention to be held next
Wednesday in the Norwalkdletho‘dist
church. ' ,
; Have YouObtaiii'ed Years? ,
. your space incur massive steel vault. where your . pm
documents and personal valuables maybe kept Mlntelyin.
sagedagainst loss by theft or fire? irony ple not-tubers"
a inhabiting a safe piece to‘keeptheir ' condiments-.1
, pepuaofvnlne. mambbmmmdaaim‘fgw
. Inste- deposit service. Have your a safe depositbox yet?
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i'Pllalph C. Crabbe. of is West avenue,
was arrested at lzsoi'this morning by
patrolman ~Robert Gainer charged
with dmnkeuesnucmp had been
imbibing too forelimb "it ill ‘
a uni-mo «announcement
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‘as the saying goes "better late~than
; never.” That is what! say in regards
. to 'Uncle sun selecting me for service.
every day. even new drills. Although? Mr. and Mrs. John
. at first one wants to get home and gets rlen side are entertaining relatlv
all you want to do is to get after the;
Hun instead °f wanting ‘0 get me" to HTS. E A- 3000!!" Of the P01" Road .on the cards and which were written
civilian clothed.
in a waliop. Have been home twice and
it seems good to get among old friends. candidate for selectman, istatements mm,“ at at] times 0,. he is very liable
But one is ready to get back to camp to the contrary notwithstanding.
again among the boys, for we all know.
received, 1 remain
street.
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,what better now, which was received
My. Museum-attempt
II I mu ,4 .m. hailstorm-union." The m .
I 3.; .. ,~ I I,I .. Elm mullingoutthalrcardsand departing
;; . a, «93's?- b. ‘ ’3" “' “m ' ‘W more; l"i“.l:“:“:‘:‘...’“tii r... "obi
{one dacan . . mWaNMkmmMitm e “
0 m y b ORw LK i ' m “tinged that up to press time of 257 men “‘9 h“ an“ ”“1 their
. g -. men tween the aforesaid ages! ““18. of whom an even 250 w
, “3. Hit was. W - A NonaToN :ve meted in 1:3 city and sur.‘ white and 1 colored. The percent:
I ; midi was or itary service. ' ilil -
’ - . r The registration is especgguy heav .0: Iteraey '9 '61? small. mdeed.
torlallory notatobchOtW . . __ -- - , in the Second district it the lid: “mmm ‘“ “m 7°“-
. . L— --——— quarters in the Council chamber, in Afeatale tint was noted many times
m or a! batter quality— The following letter has been re- the Uti’ Hall. A recent was made by was the number of Not-walk men
‘ Ira. s H. now at Cedar one he! the regiaturs t this ’ “
oeived by Michael s. Dunne. 39mm . 4‘ » 9"“ ”Y “815‘ present employed in other cities wha
I returned from a few days trip to New terins a little over ‘50 men who were - ’
at the price—they would be of the nest stimulates-coo Fund. “wt . , taken care of between the hours oi 1‘ “m '1' a” "" m mm “W”
from Private John D. Dlebrow. W 3 and 11 a. in. About 35 registrars "e able dbtaaeotociatmfiorwaikasthei:
....... Ta... m... a... improved a... m. D... w... c... ... m m... 0.... am- menu's: “‘i “y .. .... my" my...
I for Norwaik and vicinity: . 09'9“" ““1 have returned to their home at Cedar istra’r George H. Meoiligrggtaizlelligzgi: in thhs N r the day 'resembled
ll! WI . CAMP DEVENB, Sept. 8. 1913 Gate, after spending a few days at «sistant, int 0. Gregory. Miss Selina 91qu 4” 0' ‘ presidential year.
‘Icuaecticut *rain tonight and; East Norwalk Tobacco Fund, Lake Waramaus. Bum?“ and Miss Florence Hamilton. and my “Id “lendsmps were '9‘
Friday warmer tonight 1 East Norwalk. Conn. 2:32:51 Jewttodico 0‘ ira 0- Gregory. are newed.
. to south winds. My (19" friends: A few lines to The McGabn cottage at Cedar Gate service:“3111:3213:l-zltflnzagfigk:‘ The local exemption board for Dis-
I conditions. The western thank you for the smokes which i re— has been closed. and the family have . istration. g t trict No. M kept open house, not even
on is moving slowly eastward; ceived. i am a little late in lettinglrelumed to their home lithe e“!- h Eservtélin: was prepared before, closing for the noon hour, and were
. g somewhat in intensity: you know that i appreciate them, butl . ‘ m an ‘ e .w eels 9‘ ”1.9 "‘5‘ "95' kept busy ““9”"! ““93”“‘5 and “n“
l Clarence Worth of the Naval Re- istratlon machine are “mm“ ““1901” ravelllng knotty questions {or the oili-
serve, stationed at New “I s at Iy. As the men enter the City Hall
p0 pe dhey were met by members of the locali
31'3“” “”1 relatives on the D‘flenIState Guard companies and directed.
I e. to the rooms where the registration
There is something new at camp - lavas going on. As they stepped into
Worth of the Da- the room they were taken in hand by
es another State Guard and escorted to
an empty desk, where one of the reg-’
. istrara made out their cards for them.
' Each man had to answer the questions
cials at work upstairs.
At the noon hour 515 men had reg-
istered. which included 15 colored
men. No Chinamen had applied for
registration up to that time.
East Norwalk.
in the third district it has betn es-
timated that 250 men registered at the
headquarters in the Mayflower Hook do
udder house up to 2 o‘clock this at-
ternoon. Howard Van Zilen 0i liaw-
kins avenue, having the honor ol being
the first man to register at that place
this Imorning. Everything is going
smoothly and the registrars are not.
having the slightest trouble in handl-
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hat some-sick feeling. it wears off and from I pug island at their home.
by the registrars. When all questions
“had been answered another card was
lmade out. This is a small green coi-
lcred bit of pastebOard, which should
be carried upon the person of the ie:
has been entertaining her cousin, Mrs.
We are being prepared to wallop the C. A. Bond. of Bristol.
inn and believe me we all want to get i , __
Arthur H. Phillips says that he is a
Ito get into serious trouble. When his
l registration is completed he leaves the
Mr. add Mrs. James B. Harvey of mom to make room for the others,
~ into: 3' ll 77 LOW 55. are cod
’3'“; lg , , fl . we cannot M” "“3 war " we stay at h \4. tin who seemed to be coming in an end . .
We are showing the "we“ home. The sooner we get "over t e Post Road and the two chI re‘In less stream. ing the men. Chief Registrar it. t‘I. .\lii-
Fall “VI" and shades there" the sooner we will get back ”“9 returned from ‘ '9' 4‘73 vis ti A number of foreigners presentt-dllud '5 in charge, ”‘5‘“! by 11‘5119 W-
home. {in New York. zthemselves for registration and a num- Gorbam 0nd Thomas lienedirt. Ste.
her of interesting 08598 were “0190 ~phen S. Jarvis, Mortimer Roberts, lir.
Thanking you again for the smokesli Mr and Mre’IRic'h'alrd Aben
’Main street have been entertaining
‘IMrs. Secor and her daughter. Miss
3Mlnna. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
droth of among them. Many of them appeared-
and it was lound they were unable to
speak one word of English. and others
who had not the slightest idea when
or where they were born. A number
' of interpreters were on hand and rope
William Leflcmn oi the U. S. Navy.‘ Mr and Mrs A H geometry or dared invaluable aid to the registrars.
‘ Phillip H. Castellano \acted as inter-i 3” u” Surrounding TOW".
stationed at Boston is spending a Rallro
. ad avenue have been entertaln- . . . . .
short furlou li a bi h l n l-‘ir t _ preter for all ltallans; John Czako atd- Under the direction of Chiet aegis.
8 t H 0“” 0 3 in; John Cotton Mather 0t 3100“)!!- ed the Hungarian element; Albert trar Edward Rutledge and Assistant.
.a former resident of this town lPohlman translated the required dues-1H8“), Key about ., ' en w ‘
1 tions for the German registrants. and.I 1 ' ‘ m e” ”'g‘
] Milk Wilcek was interpreter for the?' steredzat the New anaan town hall
two weeks vacation‘trom his duties at Bohemian leusunseS- 1“” ‘° “10°" ““5 '“emoon- “W
the N h Ea i . . . barber shop until he was summoned Up to press time it was estimated are being ulster! by Lewis B Sutton
ls l: net‘l‘llm Company tinto the national armya your age. was that 950 men had registered in the' Winfield 8 But W'll' J' \ , . '
““5““ Murray 0‘ Second “Feet ‘6 in town from Camp Devens on a woeit- Second district; 250 in East Norwalk; Ed ‘ ‘ e" I "m ‘ “fawn-
spending the day in Greenwich as the end furlough l300 in the First district: 250 in New r Ck' Alexander bit-Kendrick, (3” 1‘1-
guest of friends. i-Canaan: 200 in Barton, and about 75 Dartt, Derby'Rogers, Robert Vorse. Ed-
_ ward Burdett. John H. Behre, Oscar
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~—*~—- tin Wilton, making a total of 2.42».
Edwin Coroner, son of Mr. and Mrs. These ilgures are not omciai. but are W. Duryea, Theodore W. Benedict Al-
'i’red H. Raymond. B. s. Brlnckerhoff.
A number of East Norwaik men who 9_ w_ Cooper of "mgfleld avenue. who the egumgted number of registrants.
.3" “PM” 0' ”19 ION“ SW18 GM“ took a position in Washington about The “1°“ ““5“" in the City Hall
“0“”??le ar . duly today ,‘l the a year ago, but...“ enjoying 1 rm. are tigorgepoVosburgh. tIthigIretg: 'Ilnld 83:: '1'. Sue. , a
various rn‘lgt ’t head u r'.""' . ‘ ' tru: rc . rosary. ass sI t ‘- . In on about 200 men have been
‘i It! . Ill “it! B i3 i weeks vacation at home. bloom. Judge “illiatn F registered so far. but it is expected
Allen 'I‘. Betta. Samuel‘W- that double that number will have‘
‘ .a . l Iwuuam .l.
, . . f . amman .
I Mrs: Arid Cameron ct Hawkins Edward Mcinnls. for the but a." Veisor. Jiggeph Davis, William J. Santidone so before the end of the day. 1)..
avenue has returned to her home after ,9." one of the towcrmcn at the Da- -bye. Jr., Fred 1‘. Coleman,‘ Elton B.3 rlen is quite distinctive in having near-
a six wecks‘ stay in Plalnvitle. Conn. rlen switch-house who re tutored Baker. Conrad P- Frey, 1‘0““ 9- Beers 1! half of her registrar: of the temln~-.
1f 0 hi i' ' g ' Cramer C. Hegemnn. Thomas Fill“? sex. 0! the 31 registrars. 14 or
. ‘Edwand Brundage or Osborn avenue r m a out w town of Glens Falls. Walsh. John J. Cuneo. Clifford ts.Ii‘t.iit- them “a women, who “lumpy“!
h I N. Y., has been summoned them to dall. Dennis S. Hull, Ralph '13- D'bb‘“ their service”. DR Harry 0- ““801!
as accepted a position in the Pill! 0f enter Uncle'Sam's service. 3 John F. McMahon. Bernard PI. Rev‘ is chief registrar. assisted by Miss Al-
the South Norwalk Electrical works. I lnolds, D. W. liiit'IfordI.I VillIlIliII‘lmLt 2 no. Conn. The other registrars were
u ... ‘ . Smith. Morris Null as 0391) . n ' William Wilmott. Edward Austin, Har-
A one. his. bounclnx baby boy arrlv-t A“ aeroplane was “"1 circling be- weller. Judge Joseph é Taylor. he (3- ry Street. Frank DeCourcey, Raymond
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mlcha- " tween Noroton and Glenbrook, by Lockwood. John B‘ Lawrence. Thomas Hoiland,I "5" Andrew “5""! M”-
el P Dunne of i-‘ tw hl many curious spectators. early yes— H. Canty. 117.. Charles’B. Miller. James .Barbara Weed Mrs. Edward Kids.
. .as as ngton street. terday morning. The aviator proba- 1c, “yum-fidwam R,‘ rs. A! H. R‘enshaw. .Miss Randall.
snipe Bonnett. Charles Bennett, Nor-
ntiatt. Re"
last evening. The parents are doubly Frederick' . oleman? find Cast-33
htt’DDy over the arrival of the new- Sign? :9 w“ causing some “- lino. FruR‘ghlcek. Al 7* dbl ) than Williamson, George M. V. Sch~ .
”0“!" I! he is airline 8% pound boy. en ' or continually he "00m wild-10h“. Osaka. m‘eWNlem‘ 3“" licting. Stephen 8.,H03'litlliss Trim. .
bio the d hild low. narrowly escaping the tops of Mines ggnncefiaigngou Ind Iehna Mrs. flaw.” Sisson, Ml“ Dorothy.
r an e [“6 d0!" nicely.I ”he "9“- “Ill"! be sped east, leav- .Bllwmi'lfiletimliflflfilflllh .' '. .. _ Morehouse. Hrs. Frank DeCourcey...
_" ~ing a tbin‘trail of vapor behind him I Even 35 “fl" “5 six, o'clock ““5 Miss Julia Sherer. Frank w.,Wirth..
Mt" Thompson “d Mm Case, of . ‘ ' ' ' morning the. men of the first and fifth R. F. Shelton, Jr., Louis Simona, Wil-
Rowavtnn. entertained the embers ' m, liam Dugdaie, William Olntslead, Mrs.
of the Whatsoever circle of thntI King's‘ ROM" WM" 0, No. S Post Avenue. districts began to assemble at L11;: [0 45 Herbert Wheeler. Mrs. Jenkins. Mm
m N" “M ’0” number of your: real- “mm" m“ ‘° mm" ‘°' ‘° W. o. Strangewud and Rev. E. o.
ughters oi "'9 South Norwalk C‘m' dent in Darlen. is dead at his home in year enrollment. and the work began “cm“
gregatlonal church Tuesdav afternoon New York ‘1 b i ted l t 01'
_ A r. Wuen 1, v v promptly at t e appo n to it .
at the first meeting to be held by the his wife and two childrezur 11;:ng seven. with a full force of volunteers A" Willi”? Chmgf‘sgg‘“§1{“ngr;:$;
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circle this fall, Much important vibrki an expert accountant at the time of under Chlei Registrar Nehemiah Can‘fgéegsgfiEQTr a
was disposed of and plans were made I his death. When he liVed in Darlen. doe. and Assltant Registrar Charles K: Benjamin ll. Gregory. 3 Norwalk
for the fall work and meetings. lh" w“ keenly interested in athletics Kellogg. . High schoolhpugil, who wginsIelrS 15::
.. . . . ' t 0 re 5 . .
18nd articl ted . There wereasuiilcient number or to. Jun“. '33 i 8 T3 . .
. The second district water, which is ”on” p“ m mm ”web” °'. C“ members of the mu. guard .u um. Arthur “M“ camerbmy' “11° 11:;
furnished to the cople here is sonic-i ' l V the same age. but has thus far 59'
. p ‘ form. who had volunteered their son in both the Navy and Red Cross serv-
whnt better than it has been for some.
vices. sted at the entranc and Suites in the present W“?- W“ the second.
time. The taste has been bad. white A “m“ 0’ "mm "New“ and Do 9‘ —-———————-—--
in color the water was a decided yet-
importance will be held ‘tlte corridors, to-glve directions and N. Sept. 12.——Presidelll
low. The reason given was that so
tomorrow
, i - wasmno'ro
evening. at the Methodist Protestant “we" ““93““ :w‘iwn today signed the joint resolu-
mltch was being used at Wilson’si
Point. however, the water is some-
ank B. Hoyt. C. w. Lane, Myron Os-
born and George E. Thompson. it has
been estimated that over 500 will be
registered before the close of the
booths.
at
Respectfully.
Perato John D. liisbrow.
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Jm‘fl’h 9- Busohb‘aum ‘3 933031113 1‘ Carl Brenner who conducted a loco
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Wllton Men In Line.
Church at Noroton Heights. Rev. Ja': M81001!“ 15- T- Brown “‘85 1h? “'1“ tion passed by confess empowering
cob Troost, pastor or the M. P. Church to receive a registrant. who was Louis Mm u, ambush prohibition cones I
of North Cos Cob. will speak on ”Seo- Walter FMS of 197 Main “"399. in a ground shipyards, munitions factories
9 folks who do ing the Lord." After this service theI moment or two every deputy was and other war industries.
r annual meeting of the church will be
hold. A delegate will be elected to
;represent the church at the annual‘
conference to begin its' sessions :1
{of South‘Norwalk.Conn.
79 WASHINGTON STREET, '
with satisfaction by th
not have a well to fall back upon to
their water supply.
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Some interesting stories at the work
done by the Red Cross Ambulance “anasquanvN-J-i on Get 3- The
Unit‘in Entries are being printedin/the meeting M" 3‘50 “'9“ consider "1°
papers in New York. The New York matter of next year's pastorate and
Sun, last evening, said most wonderful other plans for the future.
results had been accomDHShEd by “19' "—W‘
various organizations. Five 0‘ the
units have been commended by the
French government, and four of the
PRESIDENT WILSON
MAY FINALLY ACT
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BRiDGEPOR'l‘. Conn. Sept. 12—:
airlellezecelrhtbe w:;;o::3de'cr:i:; Samuel Lavit, basilica-agent oi the Deposits, Capital and Surplus . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . $56I1i682
, 99° y me . . machinists union, today stated that on“ 1' HILLS President. lumVice-I "“d‘nt' *‘
Harry Hipson. son or Mr. and Mrs. H. Willi . . _ ‘ ' l . .
J. ‘Hipsonor East Norwalk has been a luterfigdfixmpssfi?‘ 9' It“? LEROY MONTGOMERY. “fiche”-
- . - , it n on ‘ as
member of the Red Cross unit and at ; sent ht ----"""""’
work on‘iho lightingfront for several ‘i’residelililt afimxpglfifiigg - _ pIBIOTORS
months past; and his many ti‘lends will .clamatlon addressed to “16* striking cm 1 m. ' Luther M. Wright.
bapteased to beer or the record m'dflmachtntets “a toomkm or may “.1 1-00 .~' Edwardgl. nutshell
ill the (immense. . .port in which they vim be ordered to , whom 30b!" “m ”1‘” 1"
. . . . . return to work. ‘ l -5. Dzwadswonh. ill. D. Stephen Novel: I
2, Deputy Collector Hartnett was. in} Mr. Levi: said the 5mg.“ would" ‘ m . Isaacdhurcit . I
1°". .ye‘mv'm‘t “thins ‘Q’Aflmlpfqobe! any order-horn" the Pmldent . Lincoln!!! ,. 3 . ‘Afiuoml
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the owl“ .. {ad‘thot‘w e ‘1‘? “be“ dimes- atter creview, of, . . . I “W and”. ._ ..: _.. .g . . p
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