£5.21.”
«wills
.fllic auction
on Gregory Boulevard.
‘ I. are the guests of relatives
name.
I“ Armour,
"fl 0! In.“ inflnonaa.
finest Rood, (curly
Vila the Connecticut Company,
m I 1)an m m 3. i
am Cigar Company.
to?!” avenue.
3
Ida reopened his winter h‘olne
mu street.
'wnel P, Dunne. of the East
4“"?“1000 Fund with a post card
“than” lie-talus.
“W"! on the
In“ bridg~‘, who recently
mt an operation at
MI, is leported as rapidly
m.
—_.f~w-
was model-e] running fine,
and family, of Cove ave»
is being held to-
. on the premises of the late Cyrus
t. um and family or Flushing,
on
of Foster Par‘F, is
Wtohia homo wallowifi‘
«nasal
hal
* liaalluol' Bean, 0: VII w
Lwoet, has aaooptad a position a!
m in Austin’- Guano 08
Willia- C. Smith has closed bk
unmat- residence in Belle island and
on
Private Charles Coggsweli. Fit-
; ' in Motor 00.. Sec. 8., Camp ‘
V ‘ eat Georgia has numbered ”me” 0” "‘0” daughter Marlon. Dr.
iAverv expects to be their runway
.i morning.
Nor-
one of the‘l
Washingtont ‘
under
the Norwalk;
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Miss Annie Nokon has resumed her
studies at Welleflon Com
The selectmen. town clerk and regis-
trars will meet at the town hall next
Saturday, to make voters.
Miss Din Halos oi Gracie street is
visiting Mrs. Merlin Waterbury at
Lake Kitchewan.
liey’s relatives at diorrington.
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enjoying another two weeks 0! his an—
nual vocation.
Newton Heights.
“cu——
‘ kota, woe able to be at home with his
1 parents at Noroton Heights for a brie!
furlough recemly.
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Avery have been
icalled to Saranuc Lake, N. Y.. by the
Mrs. Stephen Mather is entertaining
er mother, Mrs. F‘loy or Elisabeth, N.
ii, and her sister, of the same city at
Lthc summer home of Secretary Mather
; and his wife on upper Gracie street.
An exemplified copy of the will of
.lfhn D. Crimmlus was yesterday or-
Mr. and Mrs. Edward I". Bradley 0!
West nvenue are visiting Ina. Blad-
Col. George Robbins, superintendent
of Rita’s House, with Mrs. Robbins. is
Private Alfred Innate has returned
to Fort Wright otter a tourdoya' rur-
lough will his wile and parents at No‘
Chester 1. CHM, U. 3. 8. North Do the “105! proud“ 0: the new recruits
hot Side fishermen are in the ltd‘m‘ derail on tile here. There is some per-
“ their delight. Roton Point is c.50031 property in lhifl jurisdiction.
”rite fishing ground while. others; “001 cm in Newton owned by Mr.
woo are tom-ate in owning men Crimmins was distributed bdop. he
boat- go farthiw out on the Sound;
”oral fine catches have been ro-
m.
‘ . On Friday evening, at the East Ave-
” Wot Episcopal Church.
”Whahctouolxorcn.tho
' ~ attaining Calm. 'l'bo lotto"
” ballootratod by novelty beauti-
.f ".7 W radon. and will
fltbo habits and customs at those
° W and religious awakening.
their outlook for the future. The
‘ . will begin
m 'at under bolero eight.
. : m the am. also, there wil
W_M.abiobhastakanm In:
J 'oi'thoupportdam
‘ ‘ Dachau. While m
as. an the public il cordially in-
‘QM"~WB‘
“in Bible class held its regular
_ meeting at the Congregational
We Tuesday evening.
“The aolactmen and town clerk meet
fifths! town house on Saturday, Sept.
am the purpose of making voters.
“hours-re from!) a.m.unt11 5p.m.
died.
goo a char and intonatiag aces-ti
. ’l‘bomianWWMItClubhd
"out" pools. their mint its.
1 Arthur Carlson of Nomton. bookkee
‘ er at the Stamford National Bank, has
been called lrtho dntt. and left on
I Saturday tor Comp Dow. Ir. Carl-
“con la a. gndunte of the Small-rd high
school, and was a member oi the
school football team and pitcher on
tho blaobolluom.
W
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planned that:- uni oiling tor hut
Friday at Roton Mat. Became of the
stamp. it was accessory for tho mom-
boro to plaid indoors. - Mn. '1'. ll.
Holman being the hostess, whale homo
was opened for the alalr.
Little watertight. doom
Norm-mammal»
MqulhldlMW.
”luminance-lumen.
tor och-at. Manly w by her
"“5?- “lM nail- in la. aria
grade.
Funk Mo. who has been attend-
ing the Slate Trade wool at Bridge-
pcrtfortwOortbmyearapaatin thel
machinist department, has comp
‘his courae. and ltnrtndwtn work lion-
‘dny as a Milodaed machinist at the
Yale & Towne Mfg. art’s plant in
Stamford. Frank is probably the first
resident in this town to complete a
course at the state school. If the
folks in Stamford who are considering
establishing a school similar to the
Bridgeport institution in that city,
want either prooi of its vaiue or en-
thirsiastlc commendation oi the at
vantages it 08ers, the; dtou'l elitism!
Frank.
Enrollment for Military Training.
In response to an invitation from
Captain Wheeler, coumandlng the Da-
ahout 15 or 20 men not last night at
m Constock, who holds a re-
WING position with the General
. l a Company in Lynn. Mass, is.
his annual vacation at his!
1| North Wilton. I
here is an unusually plentiful crop!
blah cultivated and wild grapes this‘
which will go a long ways
filling the vacancies on the
abolvba caused by the very
' ' map of peaches and apples.
fifimemuu
' “Ma-Minimu-
“ Wfiflom
loathe-oblate!-
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was:
“we '
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the town hall to oomider the advent—
age of becoming Samillar with military
procedure and tan enrolled to receive
training every Monday night. Capt.
Wheeler bod invited man of the 21:36
ages lately called into Uncle Sam's
service. to impress upon them the fact
that such preliminary training would
qualify most of them to become offl-
oora unload at more printer.
in addroaalng tho lion in an informal
way, the captain told of the organiser
tion or the Guard in this runabout
18 manila ago. At tho tine Amorlca
entered the war. than were but 340.
rien company of tho State Guard“
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I monufuctured. The present Slato’
Guard takes the place at the old Na-
tional Guard. and does it more serious.— and their daughter. Elsie.
ntterwuda the number was radioed
to about 9,000.
more emphasis is placed upon riot duty
andguarddutymsthisiamoronaaded’
at this time by the state organizationi W'm
than by the Fedora“ tones. The cap‘
tain stated tha the believed that it wan:
because the guard had been so prompt-
élyurganiaedthattheruhadheonno
E distrubances in this state immediate-If
upon America entering in to the war.
This special duty seems to be no long
. er so heartily needed,- and the special
tukai’ the Guard now is to train mail,
for the draft, and tor this roooon he a
bad invitednenwbewount.
’ at Ballaton Spa.
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“Any man who is likely to he mueu' Robert a. Dibble,
portwly which is being actually 01 Pleurisy.
libiMWlIlhifl melanin preliminary
i training is exceedindy too“. A.“ The Misses May
who understands ever so little of mlli- NV. Mm here utter a week
tary training has a great advantage Atlantic City-
ond is likely to be picked out for a cor .
lporni or sergeant as soon who gets
so."
I into camp. The captain or today. with “’7 in “t her ”Om? in ROWHYW‘ ““9"
250 men has the task that formerly the m“- 1‘ “'3'“ WM-
major's and must turn over detail work' ' " ' "" /
to h“ “barman“. 1 William Huyler, of Rowayton are
The captain then told the men that ”’9' h” taken a position 'm‘
3 there are now ten vocancim in the
ranks or the local company for which in South Norwalk.
may qualify it they wish, but that his
. idea is to have a school at the town
the“ every Monday night where any
; man who sodesircs may come, regular
‘ ly or only occasionally, to learn what
1 he may. lie lntnoduCed Lynford hi.
j Dickinlon 0t Noroton who told the men
of the benefit he had received in only
three days’ experience, when be ac-
companled the local guardsmen on tho-
Lalaor Day camping trip.
Mr. Dickinson said that he had nevon
handled a military gun previous to that
time. and did not even know how to
put on a military uniform when it had. In. Wefifaodfrey re
been issued to him. He couldn't put to her home. 17 Falrficld
on his brooches without ultimo. tor South Norwnlk, after spending
military brooches, he saidaro diluent mu: wiflt Kr. and Mrs. George W.
from anything that it civilian ever got Stevens of McKinley street.
into. He was sorry that all the man;
under 45 new not present to listen to!
his endorsement of the I
training. He told at t
primary
myer street. has
Meade. Inland.
home in Detroit, Michigan.
The garage which the Nash Engin-
eering company is erecting for the
come to work by automobile. is near-
ly ready for'ticcupanoy.
The shantlco in McKinley 8mm-
benefit of the near the junction. Which were erected
he Nun or the go, tho purpou of housing the labor-
lessona—ot IlnltliiOI, neat-p" who were working on the Farrel:
9‘} um and discipline. the speaker ammunition. are being torn down.
is to eunbloa m to doiud M—
lf you know more than your ooowl Ira. Elisabeth Wood and son Clli~
about how to control younoil. or town, who have been occuWh‘ 0‘
handle lull, bayonet or trench knitohloua or flu. Ella Dltuchy. in 30"“
you‘re going to whip bin. nylon avenue. have w 0|“ I“ '
o6;:pt'ninmeWboolor upoho a» tow more; family it. lierldeil’ will arrive ihil
w o o unmask Charlton ‘
unassigned tho org-t Notional“.
m as stated. ton I‘M tor the
first bit of inotrucdon;
Chief Petty Odlcer Warren 3. Ga-
tgor. ot the Uultod States navy, and
'Mra. Cour, lett today for Rochester.
: N. Y., altar spending a to- days hero
{ {no the ghetto of lira. Imam aw.
i. or alum Place.
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IW I Tho Woman's Foreign Missionary
"""-"'" Society of tho lothodiot Dplooopal
utomy 8.8. load “Whom Church mot Monday "will! b “'e
oil: soul to W. :chapel or the church. In Ron!“
new. Thom was a air mm”-
1 nmwunmaeuned‘ruo not or the evening in t“-
weuatmmnm {reading or a nor on Indie 1'! H"-
I, K _ chk. wifo of In '9'.“
Liout. Edwin Hoyt, Inn of Mr. “We! the (thrill. Dr. and Ira. Koo-
Mra Stephen Hoyt oi Carter otroet la tndlock bout several years in in-
now ovorooao. :dta and tboroilm the Mom-W
contained in tho rarer w 0! "W"
hire. 0. 8. Bowl is wading a lal value.
couple 0! Weeks with bar stator, Iran
E. R. Davies in Seminary areal.
Rowayton, Conn. lept. at.
i'l‘o the Editor of The Sentinel:
D" Cm'me» “0 ha been mar-l -a m lines to the people of now-
in: the Dr. A. it. Bushy cottage tor the ion.
winner mouths. returned to New York The late of civilization has sung}
““3 "We in the balance tor tour years. As the:
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The 81st anniversary of the Ladies' the avenues of human habitation in.
will be observed in the Guild Home, sun or‘mm in their wake. 'civ-
tomorrow altenoon.
“' a cruel. hideous inn who to saturat-
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Grabb of Glen- ed with the vllest philosophy 9'“
brook, Miss Matilda and Marguerite spoken by scholars.
Macintyre and Harry Woitel, motored' But the master despot oi the axes
to Birmingham, Monday. is now whining and crlnalng before
“—- 'the scathing progress or the noble
‘Willlam O. Mlddlebrook of Cherry American soldiers.
street,’has left the.Yale d: Towne fac-
tory in Stamford and is employed by even before we are in full war swirls
the D. M. Read Co., of Bridgeport.
v
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tal {or appendicitis, has returned
home.
Mrs. 19.1. Enaley and Dr. Ron Ena- crlnno in the light and the might 0“.
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week. loft for their home on Mention!
in company with Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler;
The return
ously. Some 11.000 men were enrolled trip home was made by automobile.
r. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler expect to'r
The 4% "‘9 we remain for a week with their son and
W119 3-“ in 1119 "8‘11“ “nu-"- ““30““ on their return will visit with relativesj "
D. H. Van Hoosear, oi Wilton. was
visitor in Tokeneke recently.
‘ _ of McKinley"
in this draft who dilasn't 081" the or street, 1. “comm mm an “mg:
Ed Ruth rllmf
at;
lira. Kale Thomas. who has been: '
tho
Inckwood Manulacturing Company. 3
Private-Arthur W. Clark, of Pen-
returned to Camp
Mr. and Mrs. John Flint. who have! ,
hecmguests 6! Mr. and Mrs. E. "0""
ard Evory. haVe returned to their]
convenience of its;employea who'. ‘
turned
avenue. ‘
ui
hordoo or mum awopt down your aharo.
Sewing Society of St. Mark’s church Belgium and France, I’m thou- n'otw laid upon “Buy Bonds" is that
lliaatlou nomad to be in the grip of not purchased as much as they should.
Belated though our war advent, yet Bonds to help our boys, and are un-
the way of luman habitation brightr‘lont, that this war may be over in a
‘eu and the fate of civilisation so short while. so that he sacrifice ore
Mrs. Francis Oilen. who we: operate long hanging in the balance, so long our boys. ha be world may be made,
ed upon at the Stamford Hospital for wavering between trigbtfulnesa and anteriordemocracy, need not be tool
operated upon at the Stamford hnapi. righteousness in not uncertain now for prolonged. come out and say so. and!
American valor and courage. Amerl- ho dealt with by the government as!
can turtles and virtue have control“- you should be. You are really hiri-
ed the beast. Behold his whines and during the war, not helping it.
“Y- “0 hm been mum In Hort m «on. ”he and can be mm in porebnaha was. it does not en-
atroot fora nil-bard your. loll loo baa than a triumph tor American in! my “hip to you. You at
Wflhm‘lh Livia-"therein Idea or grant—mu Immmmaummllm
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nylon will maintain your reputation
for patriotism during this coming
campaign for the sale of Liberty
Bonds. '
We sales people for the first dis-
trict would like to finish the tall:
within ten days. You. people or
Bcwayton. can lighten the task and
encourage us very much it you will
have your money ready to hand to tan
saloon when the call is rustic.
Piousdonotputuaoflanduk It
to come again. Wo‘ have much work
to do and we are busy people. We got
no pay and would refuse it it it wore
adored to. Will you docldo today
about your purchase, then try to ano
the money on hand for thou the cater
man can cross oil your name when
tho ill-at trip is made. if you will co
oporato with us to thin extant I!
shall finish cur work in ten doyt and
be able to report to Washington strut
early in the campalgn. Here are the
nano- ot the team workers:
Horny Actarl. lira. D. 8. Duan-
port. Howard E. Mead. AW
Crockett. lira. Earle Thames, In.
Arthur Clark. Edwin L. Btevuo‘, an
acne Coal-non. Ilsa Clara Gronl.
lira. audio Scott, lilies 14m Crock-
ott. Ira. Helen Stabol.
Truly Yours.
HAIRY E. 800%».
Team Captain-
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Madhomflrul’ago.
The reaoou that the We to
in the past. toomuy people have
'i‘boy have been content to purébup
a sac bond VIII they could just all
"well have purchased a 8100 bond.
They have purchased a $100 bond
when they could Just as well be"!
purchased $150 or $200 worth. That
is not right. it you don't care to buy
willing to go without to a certain ex-
THE FALL ISSUE
or m
CONNECTICUT
Telephone Directory
GOES TO PRESS
Monday, Sept. 30, 1918
All. changes or additions in
present listings must be ar-_
ranged for on or before Sept.
30 in order to appear in this
new issue.~ ’
The Southern New England
Telephone Company. .
.M--.‘ .__._- awn...»
' Eve- lhonah Normal: did so! its? The new Liberty tun will be lul'
Liberty Loan “I! during the ia“?$6,00tl,000,000 otter-ed at the rat» of
emotion. there were people in till-'4 1-4 per cent. The second Federal llo~
city who had plenty of money who serve District or which l‘airlwm
did not purchase an extensively on
they should. The canvaaaers. it's a
pity thus should have to be canvass-
en. but that will he treated with lot-
er. have urged them to subscribe and
they purchaocd, botweel than. we
am talking about husband and with
now. one “0 bond whenthoy could
hm W‘W- .
it was said New line- ago that it
is a pity till then should Nvo to
be mvnaaero and it is true. It in a
pity that some people have to be bet:-
gcd to help that: country. and ban
to have acne one plead with them to
bloom their loony so that it will nor
than more. On tbo..othor hand. how-
ever. canyon-era do a great work.
that of seeing ovoryone and ooundinl
lb out. in get their subscriptions.
m the “art of tho Fourth
[lb-t7 Loon drive is on Saturday.
September 28. On that day let every
‘. woman and child go out. moot
M “a or “no to tho ,placol
to boa-manual later and also up for
their I“.
i Ono moor. it iaa't ”Buy a Bond."
lt‘o “W Eula."
Buy bonds in Norwalk. Do it early.
worth
“In!
' atoms.
«as»
and Surpiica
Marcher while you are patriotic.
”avian-purchase Waré
‘BRASSIHES
i-Wa“”*mm“”
Bolero. lond'oaua filmy _
anduimflaodoiiuu botialaa. daint' .trimrnedw b lace and eminent-
County, the only county in (‘onnwtt-
(III. is a part is asked to raise as its
minimum allotment tho tremendous
soul oi t1.800,000,0“ or pa per [‘Q‘DI.
of the whole sum. That in plain {inur—
es. people at Nowolk, means that
Norwalk’o quota will be Just about;
twice the size of the lat, or about $2,-
000,000. it's tipo now to get out tho
pencil and paper and Mont the:
minimum coat of living and land your
Uncle Sam down to your bottom dol-
lar. This war is no Joke. It's your want
personally and individually as well am
the nations. Your boys and cons am
over there as well as your IWH
lilyeryone. must come across and not:
with the minimum but with the man
mum. Tho little to noaded but “tho
widow’s mild" and “doing one's bit"
is overdone and “canned" when the
price is life and blood. The more you
give and raise the tower lives will in-
lald on tho alhr or their country for
you and yours and the sooner oun
ban will '0! to Borlin Ild mam"
down Under der Linden and com
back to the home tire.
“Keep the borne push up for Perah~
lug." .
Cor-ah, assure
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panama, in lace Jaci- ovor silks
“W. B. 59335“
Walrus-all Ema. lac.
' W. I. BM n on to . B. Cor-m u tom-
3% YOUR Wig“ . FORNU IRASSIERES.
W. 3. “UFO” Conch for slander and
. The low-priced corset
mlfifirflnwowm lupin-i
,wocooooto no Wand yon lookmto mound-tubal.
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rumors on. HEATERS
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an You: CHICAGO
lemon-low. Tokulhoohlllodbe
Mlbotmwhataflod. H
“on-lanoli- in. am fl.“
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Albert 1“. Gehebe
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Norwalk Chronicler