‘ .
I Samuel Sherer of the Stewart gro.
In lured Loveioy willentertain‘
ah members of the Que Es Clu‘l at
' 3. home ‘on Second street next
My "solos.
cery stall. has been enjoying a vacu-
tiou.
Constable Charles W. Smith. who
has a sore ankle. is able to be out
attain.
he Bombers oi’ the Watch Tour ‘
’ ‘ Charles F. Mather of this town
. ‘miuub were entertained Test?!” _ .
.g h afternoon by Mrs Iialp‘t ”New. leaving this week Lor St. l’ctel'sburg.
‘ L‘ A H l-‘la. where is: will spend the winter.
ter home on Winflel street. ' '
u d W. I). Anderson and family are now
occupvlng M's. James Steverh’ houst
on Maple avenue.
is
A. fie oflcial board of the East Ave-
” 11-. M. E. Church will hold their us-
; .3 monthly business meeting this
”log, following the mid-week ser-
m. . . ._... Danbury Fair on Friday.
' —— hie many friends ot‘ Miss Funny 1 Merlin of New York has moved
Magma will be pleased to hear his family and household goods into
1.: she is jmprovjng fine, a long the W. D. Anderson house which he
‘ Sine of illness at her home on East l"Neatly bought.
avenue. Mrs. C. E. Sieson and Mrs. Arthur
” Wood have visi'ed the former's mo-
Ur‘a. Charles Williams. of East Nnr- m”. M” ii. A~ Flags 0) Saugatuck.
Walk. has received word that her hro- who has ”9"“ ””0““? ill.
roton Height: l-‘ire Company are plan-
ning a bus trip from the Heights in
m. Cook Fred Farrinmon. of the Mrs. W. l’. Beckiey of the Post
tower Sixth Company. had arrived Road and he“ NONI?“ F- H. “Gill.
have returned from an automobile
Mly overseas.
.._..__ trip to Cape Cod and closed their
The Women's Auxiliary of Christ home here ‘0 Illelld 1119 Willi” in
Church. will meet this afternoon with New York. -
Hrs. Frank Sttlrtimanl. on Gregory Mrs. James B Harvey has returned
Boulevard. and will perfect titan..- for trout a visit to lt'ér mother and sister
. rummage ”to. ma date for which all Westport. the latter, Mrs. Charles
«.111 be announced later. Painter. whom home is in Syracuse.
was taken with appendicitis while in
\mvng this section. and was operated upon
oi gm. last \‘l'etinestit‘ty at the Norwttlk hos-
' A number ci East Nol‘wulk
”pie have taken advantage
opportunity offered them and arc now plial.
"landing the evening smsinnd ”t Nothina has been heard this year
night school at the youth”. mg}. of the plan in vogue ior several years
lclool building on West avenue, WIS! 0f Clusiny the local retail stores
-.--‘.n on Thursday of llanltury Fair week.
Kiss Lvdia Self. the dauelltur (it in order to vomit clerks in hitvv n
llr. and Mrs, P. Roll, of 4 lluuttan. holiday on which to attend the fair.
amue, remains critically ill with instead of observing Columbus Dav.
ammonia. Her three brothers, ll-tt- As the latter comes on Snturduv. the
old. Charles and Augustus. who hun- busiest day 1! the week. it is’ not like»
Allo been ill with pneumonia, ate lv that the local slm‘hs will then be
slightly improved. closed. __
-.;__.,___ Mrs. Laura ll. Loder has assumed
A number of residents of Oshntn the duties of postmaster at the .\‘o-
Ivonne and \iclnltv have had 0002- mton Heights post odlce. in place of
sin to complain to the police that William l. Austen. who resigned ltia‘
Jolie one was in the habit of stealiu; position almost a year ago. An exam-
bomea .0! fresh milk from thci‘ inatlon to fill the vacancy was held
patches every morning. The matter last winter. and it was often wonder-
IIII been taken up by the police and ed when the new appointment would
It is expected that arrests will be bemade. At first it was thought that
node-within a short time. the post office department was wait
——-——— ing until July 1. the beginning of a
“rd. Caroline Amundson. of 3'! 05- new fiscal year. Mrs. Loder as
Mn avenue. received a telegram last aumes the new task at the beginning
Ming from Provost General Crow- of a quarter.
dot. in Washington. containing the Although the caucua for Republican
Moment that her son. Private \nominees for Judge of Pmb'ate, nep-
m Amundson, had been severely resentative. Justices of the Peace. and
mood in Prince. on August 24. to elect delegates to the Senatorial
'1‘ in the first news that Mrs. convention is to be held on Friday
Mann had received from wash- evening. there is little political gossip
in“ concerning her son, but some heard. and :tpparcntlv there will be
11.. am had received a letter from little interest manifested in the our
Main Fred. himself. telling her thlt cast. The same appears to be true
hitad been wounded and that he m of the election for town otllcera, to
now confined to a base hospital. The be held Monday night. It seem to
WI mother and friends are anxious- be “Filmed that the Republicans W1“
1! Iwaiting further news from France. curry the town by the usual majority
‘ Private Kristian Prenru. 22nd Co.. of 100 OI‘ more. and leave the hemo-
. "3b.. Depot Brigade. Camp Devena, cr'ata in possession of offices to which
.hl' written the following letter or they are entilbd. by laws rcaardlntl
m to Michael p_ Dunne, secre- minority representation. As for Fri-
: when of the East Norwalk Tobacco day's caucus. u is assumfl 1M1 Town
find, expressing ms appreciation of Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt will bo renam-
uré’ package he received from them; inated for Representative. Justice
. ,M Mr, Dunne: John H. Sellcck. who has served in
I wish to thank you very much for most 0' “‘8 local 05868 during the
thoiobacco. pipe, chewing gum and past two years, will probably retire
circulates you gent me. J am get- this year. being the Republican can-
'm ‘10-“ng in this camp. or didate for First Selectman. There
' course. mnltary me is different al- will be other changes—Justice C. B.
‘mer from the home m9. but I Dana being in the service and Justice
" got used to it after a while. we get R. M. Smith never having sert'ed ac-
. N food up 2,.“ Ind plenty of warm tively. it is understood. desires to re-
li”“ilng. We only work 6 hours a ""- Among "‘09? mentioned 8! DM-
‘y “a .n the re“ Of the “me' we aibilities is Attorney G. 'Hafll‘d
. fin to ourselves. 0n Saturdays all my whose 9‘9“!” and "fl"
‘ (I. do in stand inspection and then m"" “5 Justice “Md °°“"d°"bly
we have oil' until Monday morning. improve the reputation “‘9 Dorian
., 0! cauroe. V“. have to stand for roll court has had for many years post.
Call in the morning and retreat in There are many 'people who believe
the evening. but that don‘t worry us a that only attorneys should be elected
, “I lam feeling fine and the “no“, Justices and Grand Juno“. since the
u” “m arrived .1118? m time I, l unfamiliarity with the law of lav of-
on all out of them. Thankinc you "‘1‘" 0' "i" '0" frequently W"
L A“ for m, "chm , remain. trials little arort of ridiculous. mu
Yours truly. it grew Milk. in not Often done.
«i . KRISTIAN "mu Tb? senatorial min-lion in this
7' district In lot exciting the him-i it
W” t. in mat at lbw mum of the filth
. dour Yetta 007in ll won?" who" it» “man out» tum
NY for between tbe “was" all the
.h‘t nun- ttna n- out tat. .11., "on," m m ll Vitus-t-
.‘ withfu-unttlmatllttnmmutmmmmhtwfi
.. 835 Avila-id put». rings. is about» who-o no.- is M N
‘Miu‘unu‘e Ind WNWMWOI‘IHUH O
5?“ . Nounrewiwhrwtnammehemmmmh
‘ ”t mama ~01?“ ova. Editomhlfi"
‘Tmc‘wwt M wwwmunmm fl
‘flt’m “army“.alum m m
F so “on but. rat-a4 hunlmhlfl.“ha~
‘w at... not “turnouts-rumum
.l loin W 1'» dwfimflvh
Tile Women's Auxiliary oi theL No-
lan-Pa ~
i'i'“ t. ’ll.‘
Wu... meted
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ICouttnued from First Page.)
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aiioo to put I we. bio the 5'.“
in every district in the stand. M
old party nominees, or one or them at
least. do not openly declare for rati—
{Ration belore October 15. the last __-
date for making nominations. ll was boosted M 3,30 p. m. “a Sheriff
expected I few months use that My Peace and m. deputies then rushed
may Benjamin H. lend, who wait out to secure available men in the vi-
defeated in 1912. when the Bull Moose 6mm: Those in the court mom who
feared they might be selected made
folks had a third candidate in the haste m g“ out of the danger mu“:
field. would be presented as New Twelve were brought in and examint-df
Canaan's candidate (or the nemina- before 5 o‘clock but none proved ac-i
tion. with the probable Kicking oi the ceptable. ~ ‘ ;
Wilton delegates. but ur. Mead. who citing}: 131111;?” :31 [SW-@2133:
is an exceedingly {may attorney 1“ mare tomotrow morning at it). Get
Stamford. having '0“ ”‘0‘“ his 0" them anwherc or everywhere but have
flce force who are serving in the them here," Each side has 25 chatted:
“.3... found ii necessary {01‘ [page bus- gt-s and these nay be exhausted uni
inese reasons, to remove his goods "*5 '1‘" Jill Juror ts W‘k' ii ”315 1901‘”
5M “gates; .. .. .
mg. (‘uuf‘lsfl 1n. the accused has
and make “5 home in Stamford. 9° smcn t'hallt-ltgl left and the sla c
that he is not now a resident of ham... .
the
; Court Room Crowded.
. There \.‘el‘l- sl.\ Jurors in the box when
‘tltt- court opened yesterday luornlng‘
‘and titre-t- more were chmen beiole
gnoon. ilelw'ecn lilai time and l p. m.
: pitch the u :uztl r: was was taken. two
. more here ticked. As it was aeneral-
.I,\' expect tit-that the taking of testi-
lUlUD)‘ would begin yesterday the at-
26th, District:
—_—._
M
Rm
3 mm 'tcndrnce inclcnsett and yesterday of
J .ternoon the blit‘clii'tilJS benches were
“m...,¢__,~.,.-,.,‘.-w iso (10de that tl‘u‘ door was locked‘
ito prevent the en lance of anyone
The town of Daricn is repairina the else. ' .
madly.“ “f “3.5! Side avenue. i The ll Jurors st. tttr selected are:
Arthur J. llnll, We ‘porl; John Obt'l’"
iitl. liltl'lt‘ll. Jullivs l‘. Batu. Green-
u'it'll: ”Pttlgl‘ I} H. ‘ \l'estnm :: “liner
The best moonlight nights during
October will be from the 18th to the
and H, Barnum. Danburv; Fred REIaen-
Mrs. Harry Cakes '0: LOB“ IMO!) boss. lirnuklield: l‘lttmh H. Nichols,
l"thi.\lllll. is the guest Ul hi. and .‘ll'a. Trumbull; Charles 0. Perry. Reading:
Art hie st-iwyn of New York city. Leslie L Moulthrop, Shelton; William
The lnackctel are running very 1:- i-‘ll! ., t...» u... surge l'yutcy,
good on the harbor. The fishing M“ ‘
. . . . . _ . . Proves Stumbling Block.
:agtigs vtlhic‘: pert. thtre )e.terdu)' Tl“ N‘Ml'tm” m l H ”m“ Juror NOV-
a ne uc .
ed a s‘ulnhling bit i‘lt When court ro-
Qulnce and grape thieves are keep- Mllllt‘ll st.~mn at g p pr ll suits were
log garden owners in some sections "Ht-d but the succt-u‘tng inlr-sman full-
on the alert. it‘ll In answer quwsttnns sutisfacmrily.
. . . 'l‘ltvro was a \.ll'it i\’ of rtasons ittr
‘ Manylflrhmlg panties Vile"? Snag???" the wholesale rojm lions lift-hard N.
(“ik' tar-t soul It- illitll cal t‘ It‘. ' t‘ 0- ram“, 0! Gl'i-‘t'n' l" _ . . .
, , _ , . . s .ttlns. the lust man
pol-ted. llt, heldron and Mrs. hunger 01 W rmwwm‘i “I L...“ nus “(mud
“' ““1“”? limit. cauxht mu" black li.’ the court bccztnu- M (“‘1“)? s
fist and lllilt‘lY'lWO mackerel ‘ '
l-Ilmcr ll. Wakcn‘mn of Monroe bé‘d
.lutlze Joint Anderson beach and MTV“. on thr- jnrt in the liaines mur-
.\irs. Leach. at New York. were. "the .19, (I... and hp “1., “Wu...” h.\' A.
guests of Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Kastcn- totltey Lewis. (‘ullllrt‘l {or Thomas.
dict-k on 'l‘ucsday. Judge Leach ls J"h“ 3- Thonma m llroniciloltl was a
First Deputy Commissioner of Police juror m ”“3 “ 9".“ "M Han”). “L“
. ' - ‘ also a murder trial He has cxcust-ti
(it New \ork (itv.
by the state.
The Dell Flutter Circle. a company Alter lltalcsmen had been summoned
0! youth: ladies 0'- fl“, Rowavtou Bflp- cd in impromptu i:l~lll(il‘l Judge ltcctl
Hill Church. who are banded together “it”! thiliumt: alrv-lull' tilfw‘tl. ""th
are you t. ufllf‘ Et‘ill omen. leld it
for "‘9 limbo” 0' 90"“ charitable inconvenience you it” I kvpl you until
work. are planning to give a play ”70 t; o‘clock ?"
latter part of this month. it they can .lumr Fred Elu-ttbOs-t of Danbury
a” it Wt‘dei in time. in the RownY- fgivd. "a, world ilttt-onvt-nienc; line. i
‘ t c a u ‘lt init- to go an i o
ton "0““ 00mm“' Hall. The “:3: chores to do the-n. i didn't wind): u:
has done much work for the i be on the Jury. anyway. l told the
Cross besides other work connected FPII‘CUIIBD never to put me on the list
with war relief. . Iattain.
.._____.__.. i Judaic Rood milled. ‘1'“ do the best
onerous r0 RE-OPEN .. by mu. r- «semi-m m
' have this jury ~elected today."
STEVENS INQUEST. ““9”" "9“" W“ ”W11 “lid to about
iOonunuod from first Pm) and find some more taleamen, But
. 1
“nul-
sauis LADIES
Apply to dry goodutore of
E. K. BANKS
under Inhackamo Hotel, West
Wuhugun' street, South Nor-walk
01341833 FORECAST
The prize watermelonisat the . . _
{am But if you W811i. to "cut I Forecast for Norwalk and vlcmltv:
3 mum” meet your roll unit Fair and cooler tonight and Friday:
now—and here. The prices imtxit‘rete n0rthwest to north winds.
will not be lower {or a num- m‘“ d'sm'bflm‘e which “as central
b" 0‘ Year: to come and the ‘t‘m 1‘ Ontario yesterday morning. is
assortment will never be bet 3““ ”Ting 0‘" 3‘39 Si- Lawrence
ter. ‘flllel’. it has caused cloudv and show
, . _ ery weather during the last menu‘-
We 11 luv. it to you—If “’8 four hours in the eastern portion oi
not the most attractive may
‘the Lake region and New England.
of patterns and colors you've {A ridge of high pressure extending
ever been. ‘
from the northern portion of the Lake
You’ll find ‘ model that {11- .region southward to the Gulf is pro-
vors your build and the null;
ducing pleasant weather in the cen-
you [my It 8 satisfactory 'tral districts. The temperature is
price. 'somewhal lower this morning in the
Lake region and somewhat hiuher on
The new '8“ soft hat ll the North Atlantic mast. No marked
ready. ;change has occurred in other dis-
R & S ,trlcta east of the Rocky Mountains.
l
ogers tevens Emma a run AGO
uoawaut mum uoawata? TODAY.
_ _ ’ 7 i Temperature: High, (ill; low.
" ‘ ‘ ' “"‘*“* i 51. Fair.
FH‘- m---‘ - _
NOR WALK
V 1[City Neils]
~-—t——-
-_—.—.
The South Norwdlk Trust (‘otnllnm
SOCIE '7 ' i’
has a supply oi the new Fourth Liber-
* and Personal
\ty Bonds for cash subscribers,
N1!:Wi; ' Mrs. William Horan and tamily. oi
" l‘nion street. moved to Bridgeport
L.“ .____,___'_ .3: today.
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Word was received in this city this‘ The W. P. T. 1'. will meet at the
morning that l’rlmte George Shrlver, home oi Mrs. (‘yrus Roscoe. Westport
attached to llase Hospital No. all. has avenue. on Friday afternoon. at 2:30
arrived softly in Europe af'slr an un- It‘t‘lOCIl.
cvcntlul voyage. ;
Miss Winifred Barrett, of George».
town. has been visiting her sister.
Alias C. L. Barrett. of Holden avenue.
l-‘rctl Uliltl“l(’ln. of SlIVermine. is
enjoying a turlough from his dtlties- . ___
at i‘laitaburz. ‘ Word has been received by his par-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wolz. of Smith ents. announcing the safe arrival of
Norwalk. have returned from a low Hunh P. Campbell. Jr.. at a Wench
daya' visit in New York. port. Mr. Campbell's friends will he
lies Eleanor "hunt and mm. .uu- pleased to bear of,hls safe arrival.
zie Haugh have returned“ from .1
week's visit in East Orange. N. J.
Snapshots or pictures that you
want to keep are best kept framed.
We have a large assortment of white
ivory and silverine [rattles at Don
nelly’a. 16 South Main street.
5 Railroad telegraph": probably
'l-.- Sevens boy have more evidence
"-I'itic‘t tltcv desire to submit and upon
hearing part of it Corporal Phelan de-
cided to reopen the case in the (‘in
(‘ottrt Mom in Danbury on Saturday
afternoon.
What the new evidence is is not
known but it won reported that sev-
eral boys friends of the young Stevens
boy who were eye-witnesses oi the ar-
fair will endeavor to show that it was
the Wood car that stuck the boy and
none of those
copied.
Thomas was placed on trial. charged
with murder. today. the Jury having
been complcttd during thetorcnoon.
Joseph B. Hill. of Enron, was the
twelfth juror secured.
After the defendant had been placed
at the bar. his attorney. Mr. Lewis. of
Boston. moved that the Jury be taken
to the scene of thet rioting and about-
ing. (‘arl Foster. who appears tor the
state. objected to this and Judge Jocl
summoned were ac-
Misa May Hynan. of Stuart avenuc.
has returned from a visit in Stamford.
Mrs. Emma Jones, of East Norwhlk.
is spending a few weeks with her
daughter in How Thrk.
Walace Worth. of Mays Landing.
N. J.. has returned to his home after
a pleasant visit with his mother.
Letters have been received from
Private Hamid Baker, who in study-
soon will rectlve a wage increase of
between 820 and $25 a month. it was
said yesterday by Railroad Adminis-
tration oilicials. The increase to be
suggested will be about equivalent. it
is said. to that ret‘ently granted
clerks, maintenance of way mdn. mo-
chanlcal workers. and other classed
l
I
of employee.
H. Reed denied the motion. but said
the defense might renew it later in the
trial if it saw ‘nt. Mr. Lewis then
caused his death.
0 ' from the court‘mom while one witness
was on the stand. and this was agreed.
to by Mr. Foster. -
- , The first witness was Aubrey B. Ful-
ler. a civil cancer. who had made
- plans of the layout of the streets close
Yesterday was the birthday of Mar- by the club and the noon on whcb.
shal Foch. generallasmo of tho Allied shootings occurred. He was under
armies, and of Field Marshal von Hin~ cross examination when noon recess
tlenburg. Mamlnlccnt new victories was taken.
celebrated the day for the brilliant Al- , " *‘
lied. leader. while unbroken defeats WILLIAM o. M'LEAN ILL l
marked the anniversary for Hindeu- it was learned in this city. thlfi morn-
burg. Marshal li‘och was born October ing. that Willam O. McLean. formeri
l
0.1
3. lRF-l; Hlndenburg on October 2. Hour reporter. who a now employed nestle company.
on the War Labor Board. 11 Wuhinln days in Springfield. Mass. -
lSIG.
The harvest dance which was sched- ton.‘was confined t° his home. in that
tiled to have been held on Saturday city. with illness. The exact nature
evening has been postponed until Fri. of his ailment could not be learned. and
day evening. October ii. The affair is it Was at am reported that he had
being held under the auspices of the “"9" ‘ victim “3 the Spanish influen-
l’ounr: men of the Hungarian Catholic ‘3' Bi“ "“3 "9°“ 00“” “0‘ be ‘9'"
church. lied and. as near as could be deter-
mined. Mr. McLean's suffering from a
Someone notified the police yester- bmkdown from overwork. ,
day that in Lexington avenue resident Boron loam am on, be had not
was beating his wife Patrolman Frank been in the but of health. and the un-
Stratton investigated and found that a usual and strenuous work he had ta.-
colored man living at 2'! Lexington ken up. all aided In ford" Ir. Io-
avenue had slapped his wife in the bean to his bed. at. my friends in
this city are hoping for his W7 and
complete recovery. l
late. following an airing of some iam-
lly alfalrs. Officer Stratton searched
the house for the man but was unable
to nnd'hlm as ho had jumped from a
back window and slipped away down
the railroad track! and ban not he'll
m once.
Henry Mueller nod Christopher Hall-
aou oi Uneoln avenue are having new
Mewalka laid in trout «t tHl’ rau-
Met thereby an!“ malty to the
attractive-no tf tho so... .
.- alarm-rum
this-web out!“
albumen Mommm‘
moved that allawitnesaes be oxuluded’
lvale Gilbert schultz. of Camp Sheri-
l _...._.
ing in the Medical Corps. at (lumpl ANBURY
Greenlcai. Ga. l '.
Miss Florence McCarthy, of‘ Main OCT. 1.12. F AIR
street. has accepted a position will: l 1,18
the Henderson a Ervln Co. "'
William c. Joanup. of Ar'ch firect.’ mfi'flmu" u m
was called to Washingtbn. D. 0., yes. mp 830..
terday on important business. . f .
Lleul. Holly Tymll. of Camp Gor-‘
don. is spending a short furlough at“
his home in Norwalk.
Word has been received
MINTZ‘
NEW
Mrs. H. M. Heinxelman and Mrs. P.
Pic are visiting friends in Newark. ‘: APPAREL
surroao‘e AMENDMENT as. I N78 opzuzn
TURNED. l CHARGE A0000
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-—The lt‘eder-l
al Woman Suffrage amendment which1
failed in the Senate last Tuesday by' ‘“‘“ " .
two votes less than the requisite two-I Stinm’s Rented;
thirds' majority. today was returned to. Malaria. Chills “n
the Senate calculi" in pontoon for to. m m
tut-e action. By a vi've voce vote the “ II I U I I or m‘
Wad '
that Pri-
dan. Ohio. is seriously ill.
W. H. Parmeloe. oi the Bryant-
ia spending a few
for
Fever .1
Senate adopted a motion by Chairman
Joni ~ ot the Sudan committee. for.
reconsideration of hie-day's vote.
o
”.1“
M mo. .1 I'm “I U
town today. He reports In. Jamie.
has bo-n uui't all for several Ml”.
as improving. which will 59 Nod
liens it) lll‘l )I‘klll)' llirnds here.
Tim upturn oifiw of the Atiamfl
Emile.“ (Rattan). Much has been 10'
called in Ja‘nFs Maguer‘s store all 34
Main stl‘tet. was discontinued today,
and the plot-“fly of the compant res
proud to the South Nortaalk
bill? 19!),
f The slate of Connecticut has ill?
miles of steam railroad and 7m) mil?!
of street railroad. Last )t-lti tie
steam lines curried 64,315.37; pokin-
gers and the trolley 93,1”.402 pm». r-
gets.
Dorothy \\'. K. Jones. of “Film l:.‘.‘,
has filed pa'pers in the Superior t‘rtrt.
in an action for divorce from Meektt‘
B. Jones. to whom she was Illallit‘t!
in November. 1906. Mrs Jone)- ..l<
leges intolerable tl'uelty sillce Alli].
1907.
People illt--ttviill: to send (‘hrlstnn-S
packag- s to ttlathes in the navy who
are altrtntd must srntl their gills so
that they will l’l'alh New York not
later than Nov l1. ntcordin: to an
announcement just llllttlt" by Rt-t'rttlul'y
Daniele.
The Ladies’ Aid of the l-‘irst Mitts.
odist Episcopal (‘llulth lit-id its Inw-
ncss meeting ytistcrduv At
meeting it was planned to have a
rummage sale tilt‘ third week in tu-
tober. An experience social will to
held some time in November.
~—
The sugar ration at the (‘onnwtu ..r
Hospital for the insane at Million
town has been cut down. and is out;
being served at the tables in Sula”
envelopes. Ar allowance of on.
spoon is mad» l'ttl (ttfl'o—‘v or ll‘u. \\ ltlltl
the same amount is nilmvctl for ur-
eal. “
llt'H
ltJ-
. . A post cdrd on the regular tum tr.—
ment form was received at illt‘ l;t l~"
llosc house today. unnountin: lltt‘
safe, arrival overseas of John tutti...
han. who is now a sailor on one of tit
U. S. transports. and has thus lt‘lit‘
pieted the first leg of his clahth round
trip in the service of i'lltltt Sult-
L..- ,.-
The women of the First Methodist
Episcopal (‘lturch will meet at Hit
parsonage at 22 West (venue. on it‘ll-
day afternoon this week to on Rt ti
Cross sewing. Any women who how
time to irelp in the work will be wcl»
cometl at thc parsonage at 2 o'clock
_ that day.
Button 0. Callahan. who has been
garden supervisor in Norwalk
throughout the summer, left The cltv
today for the Conneclcu Agriculural
College. a Baorrs. t‘o 30in the Stu‘tlenr.
Army Training Corps. Mr, 'CallaJtun
has accomplished excellent results
during his hay in Norwalk and has
made many friends here.
The local Four Minute speakers
put in some more telling work yes-
terday. Judge Nehemiah Cerium
speaking at the 'Norwalk 'l'tre’tti Rulr
ber Co's plant at the noon hour to
a good oiled crowd. in the owning
Rev. Michael J. Lynch. rector of St
Joseph’s spoke at the Palace Theatre.
and Corporation Counsel E. J. Quinlan
at the Regent Judge George V08-
burgh is scheduled to speak at the
Palace tonight and Rev. William J.
thicCrann at the Regent.
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