Ill. V) were to a not can. aha!
two was» and they have all sorts o!
feats there. I went on and boxed
with a fellow from C. Battery. and i
guess i have him.
; How is bet and all the boys. 1 sun
Hose there are a lot of them over
:ltere. I guess Goodwin has forzotten
me. i have. had only one letter from.
him since I have been over here. How
E“
is his little kid getmig alohg? give
iJohnny and Eva my regards and tell
“Li-V DAV PROGRAM~0F EAST them i am still alive, and goinz. I
AVENUE “- '- 3- & hear that Kim: is in the army. Give
1my regards to Mrs. Tripp and tell her
‘that l have received her welcome let-
ter. I do not know whether you can
send cake or; not, but wouldn’t I like
‘to have one or two of Drake’s" raisin
‘cakes? But i am sure you can send
'papers. so send them every week.
Sunday Noon, October 6
Hymn~America
Responsive leading.
Prayer—A. N. Paddock.
Collection and notims. .
Graduation of. Primary Dept.
Recitationm—“The Flag We Love."
Albert Cor-alter
l
i
t
Recitation—A Mother‘s Dedica- Just tell the boys I was in Paris
tion. D u. L 5 and it is one swell place. i had one
ore y ova oy ’ - __ _ .
RFFilalion—“The Service Hue.” good tlme4here sortie swell Janet
Just tell Steve we sure did make a
Recitation—“Over Herc." hit with the Janos. Well 1 will close
Harriet Rum . now, and the_next letter i will write
“glyph—Battle Hymn of the Repub- soonvr. ~
Dorothy Cummings
From your brother,
all
clam armed stills BMW
railroad station. yeotorday. and is be”. ‘
in: transported to tho factory in no?
Waylon avenue by T {Vick-l
wire, the Norwalk exprmman. The;
plant is being rapidly equipped, and;
shortly about fifteen men and twicei
that number of women will he em-
ployed there. 1
Letters have just been received
from Private Merton Rackett. of the
U. 5. Marine Corps, stationed at Par-
is island, South Carolina. He is in
fine health he writes and at the pre
sent time is busily engaged on the ri-
fle ranges. During this week the:
Marines will hold a shoot for a camp:
record, and it is hoped a good record,
will be hung up by our Rowayton Ir
rlne. -
- The committee chosen some limb
ago by the voters of Rowavton to an
range for the purchasing of automo-
bile apparatus for the Rowayton Fire
Department. met at the firemen's
quarters last evening. The fire dis-
trict had been laid out in sections and ,
one section was apportioned to eschl
member of the committee to canvass
for subscriptions. The motor appara»
in: is an absolute necessity for the
people of Rowaytol and it is or;-
chlal'ks——ReV, ti. o Wilson. 3
Hymn~Star Spangled Banner.
_nestly hoped that they will Come
FRANK across with the necessary subscrlp‘
P. S.«—I was just about to mail you tions which are needed.
Ch'll‘lgfhdhgldoflule EastlAvenuchli. P.- tllia letter when I got yours. and i was
. le r legu al‘ wec'y re- . . . ‘ h
hearsal at the church he v t glad to hear fiom you. I was (all: t
t 9 en n“ for about three days of what you
Rev. Harold E Wilson is confinedmd. But you have :0! I0 gel 11 ("We
":0 lg; illomle lvritll l illness and ‘t is in a while. But l did not want to
on u Wit-tier its condition will . .. . l . ' .
wart-ant his tifi‘lciating at the semi“ “(my )0“ or Grace. Th.“ ls why l
as at the East Avenue M, E. (‘illtrch d“ not tell you. owe my l-egalds to
I
Inmorrow. Fred. I thought i told you i am with
~—-- the (deleted by censor) dlvlslon’, and
The annual report of the East I don't know but i guess we have donr
Norwalk Improvement
. AHFOP‘WOD- on sh re. 1 have il d a icturo t k
‘hli'h was presented at the annual r a a p a
meeting held last Tuesday will be
published intlle Sentinel in the Non am all right “0“" and
lay issue. we are. off for another fight.
FRANK.
cn. and will send it to you. But i,
i
tell the how:
l’nder the. auspices of the “W
men's Auxiliary 0f (‘lirlsl Church :l
three day l'uwtnlnec sale will tie built
In the vacant L'Hoillliledlcu .‘lm‘c on
East Washington street on Ottitlbul'
I7,- 18 landfill.
l
i
l
t
0WAY'I‘0N
The epidfill‘iv of Spanish intiunum' ,
mm!-
and lirrippc which is prevalent in this 1
city at the present time has claimed
a number of Fast Sitters as victims. -.- sMrwtua-J-«~'.rt~nr.~i.t ‘
lMany cases of tile iul‘tlivnza have --~—-.
have been reported in ”II! smilinll
. ‘ ' ‘ i
but so far no serious cases have 'TAUAN JOURNALISTS
AT TOKENEKE, DARIEN
been found as lilt‘ (“M'ubp is: m a "tall:
form.
\
Distinguished Party, Guests of United
States Government and People
Entertainod at Home of
Robert Rudd Whiting
“is. Rubi-rt Rudd Whiting entcre
ltllnf‘d at lulccllcoil Wednesday the’
tutti-lat mission of Italian journalists
who have hten inspecting the War
preparations of this country as rucstu
of the United States government. The
party consists of Antonio Azrcsti.
Avv. Paolo Comm. Avv. Aldo Cassllto.
Limt. Ol‘illio l’ctlraui, Lieut. Franco
Raineri. Doll, l'iclro Solull and Leon
arod Vittettl. They not ottIv repro-
sent soven of the most important
Journals in holy. but at the rcqtlcst
of their mtci‘nmenl.
their consternation to find that mwiamong ”‘9'." ”'9 “mm" papal-s. S"
flc was blocked on the bridzt- andtltnt ; that ”w" Inlpretisiou of our war “0'
they were unable to cross to eel to, _ .
their home. The tic-up started ("Rpm I'l’fldlllL' WW0 0’ lluly.
_ _. . Upon their arrival oarlv in Almutt
25?; 3:33:35 not straightened out they were illct by Mr. Whitlnll. Wlh‘
was in charge of the. mission for tho
Committee on Public informatics.
After being rccclved by President
Wilson. the members of the cabinet.
the Italian ambassador and prominent
ntlicials in Washington. they started
on it nine-thousand mile tour of the
'countrv. visiting the shipyards, muni-
tion fnctoilcs. cantonmcnts. naval
trainine stations and aviation fields
of both coasts; the spruce cut-u"
plants of Orctzorl, the irrcat wheat
flour mills of Minneapolis and the
machine industry of Chicago.
' They were no more enthusiastic.
—Nens Keith'il Konquemrshocp {0" however. ovcr otlr actual prepilrlv
men. Walton' shoes for boys and lions, than over the unity a; purpose
till-ls. Pull smelt of rubbers for men. and :1“ to via “huh they inlllm‘. tn:-
cryw ere. nor . Hon l, cast ant west.
Women'and children. M' Josom & Son. These representatives of the gallant
13‘“ Washington “"9“- ination which hast already put in the
yfield 5.000.000 men out of a population
of 37,000,000 have seen with their
own eyes that we have not only the
wheat and iron which Italy so sorely
needs. but that we will soon have
the ships with which to carry them
to her.
As: Slcnor t‘nssllto cautrhl sight of
the sound from Darts-n, he. tuttd with
in wave of his hand out toward the
water. "You have everything in thin
wonderful country or vouru—evcurh
little bit of beautiful Italy itself.”
__...__._.
The Red ('l'tifls Auxiliary of ill".
East Awnuc .ll. Ii}. (‘hllrcll inc! \1-4
lerday afternoon and sps-nt till» liiil'
in making 34“]? masks for \l“l<"!l :l ..
urgent call hm hcen soul out from ”iii
local hondullilrters. iA .I‘OTISldPrilN‘
amount of this work was t'nl““"" '
by the ladies ycslr-rdllv and Will M
continued when thcv meet again on
Monday evening.
The tio~up on the \l'asblnlrtc't
street bridal: last evening Feflnlln'v“
lnconvlenceri a number of East \'i»-.
walkers who were in the, second die;
trict during the evening and who
- wished to return home. Much wasl
The political not in Final Norwalk'
is boiling merrily and the voters or
the East Side met in the vacant
L'Hommodieu store that eVoner and
chose their delegates to the town
convention which will be. held on next
Friday evening in the (‘lty Hall.
Frederick M. Wheeler, Frank N. 0|on
urn and Everett Preece were chosen
to represnt ill Third Wed at the cod.
vention and were empowered to so-
lect their own alternatives.
Christopher Fay. of Van iant
street, has just received a letter’from
his brother. Frank. under date. of
September 8 1918. The writer has
been for fourteen months overseas.
and his letter. which cOntslns much
Interesting matter. follows:
Dear Chris: .
I could not write you before now.
But i am well and came out of the
last fight all right, and just tell the
boys lt w): Mine hn'ile. At our time
we were wi-h the infantry. gull vent
‘lhrouzh the trenches rixht after they
advanced. it mu ever saw a sight. I
haw one then- 1'ch “cc lyinu all
mt I saw as high all st: and seven
normals: in Que me! hole. I W
they don‘t think we are an a
they lhoaaht n were i have a on-
"m ne-vlaskltmtnlne‘o'thn. .
.6 "I! IMM it In .. m
“as I M
We on: Mt m an anti 1 vol
on «.2th it III-stat aim at
Mrs. Elinor Raymond ls quitc ill in
her trout» in Rowayton.
at their Talcncle whim.
in mm Him“. who baa Men
r Tolls-neit- tor aevcral maths. bail
retwd .u Eat-ion. Mnsvliania
00'. M II. Holcomb ha- ammo
pncla-uhl eattha nun l'auor
the m “on cilia-m to Mn- My.
(ht 0. a We Prove-thi- In:
Mummdlumw
. :tr- uptown city-«i- mime-ll la is"
“than“ lulu”,,.m.,..~, “a“...
“M OH” . hfldmwrmm‘NItb
“m'MUumumem-mw
.fl“d§mflh.- 47...... ‘-
HH‘QtMMwMI“ h." ”M ~” m
‘03.! mama-mm
naussmum’.‘w3~ gflflflfluw
nmttmmlnimmmwg.mfiw
"the mm“ to“ mom um iii»
“no “urn-must. “It“
spent the summer in
J. W. Shepard and family, of No“
York city. are apt-mun: l‘ few day!
DARIEN ‘
[IND
mono roivJ
5—“
Mr. and Mls. ll. lt‘. S. Taylor. who
the Ox Ridgn
district, have moved to Stamford.
Apples are. verv scarce in this sec-
tion this fall. Few men who have
Orchards are selling any of the fruit.
as they have only enough for their
own use this winter.
A local farillcr predicts a mild will"
ter is coming. because he. says that,
theiilk on corn wits very light this;
your. The satin: is that. the. lleavivr
the growth of silk on the cob. the.
harder the winter will be.
i
l
. i
The group at young man who care:
the very successful dance in illP'
Springditle l-‘lrciilen's lillll. two weeks,
ngo. will endeavor to duplicate thati
succesu on Wedneaday night next?
when 3 Stamford orchestra will pin!
for dancing in the same hall.
l
The Riverside Women's Suffrage;
League extends a cordipl invitation|
to everybody to hear Airs. Nancy;
Schoonmschcr speak on ”t‘itiron‘
l-hlp" at the home of Mrs. Bralnnrd.
in Riverside avenue, Riverside. our
the street-railroad line. next Moods!
at 3 p. m.
The Dnrien chubllclmu h'é1d their
have divided caucus in the iliirtcn Town Hall lust terta—lncd for
owning and was wcll attended
ward Hindlev was choscn chairman
tivltietz will vcnch the entire ncwstlu- "' ”‘9 caucus ““d “MM" Smith "m"
elated its secl'itarv. The voters pro
will then proceedcd with the choolilns
of delegates and electml Henry Cook
and Ray C. i.t~tcr as delegstck to the
senatorial convention and "than!
Hindley and John H. Sclleck to the
Probate convention. All delegates
were given power to choose that
own alternatives.
..W*.MW§
Many tattoo about town are bclné
‘tilled this week.
Gcorue .lakubi is llttcndlng
\l’estpnrt ill-:ll school.
‘ ‘Ml-s. Harrison ‘lloycc has :eturned
from several days" visit in New York.
Mrs. R. C \Vltiams and the Misses
Adams, \vcrc visitors yesterday. in
Cannondale
John Fred-i and daughter. Miss
Ethel. hnvc ir-turued from {I visit in
New York.
Miss Mary (loodiicll, who has been
seriolulr ill for sllmc time, continues
in the invalid list.
Pit-«t Sclec"i.nn Rumor-I‘ll. William-
son. cuntlnu-ii "Let li‘u home on Parr,
ton ill“. at tlw lion! Side.
chattel- s. liurlbutt of Wombat-t. l1
visiting his rlopdn‘lthlt‘r. Mrs But
an Jenni-u o; Bradley atmt.
i
\‘arvalk friend! were net-ts Wed
My at In We Brown and
In. M. I It'll». at flood lltil.
fir M 0
at": “an” k M“! in
In t‘mwllw
mt
idilll hall at ihc atallflfl it is expected
i‘
That plunging squadron of Ger-
man Cavalry, expecting to carry
all before it in one mad rush,
learned to the full, from a little
body 0: American troops, the
meaning of the President's words.
a.
“Force to the Utmost”
JVicn by the Millionl Shot, shell,
guns, airplanes, tanks, ships—
anything and everything roquircd
to drive home the meaning of the
Are YOU adding every ounce you can to the force behind our
fighting men—tho force we
. bend the Way They Fight—Buy Bonds to Your Utmou
‘ msmconuimtedtowmmgthewéiliy—
C. J. Mintz & Co.
Force, to the U tmost'” . ' ~
Force, groater even than the
military micro ofi Germany can
imagine—tho averw ' it-
rwistible force of a great. froo
Nation arousodtofightfaritsn’b-
crty and tho Liberty of theyVaru
t
President’s words to make ' '
to the authors of the war, the
that with such force, of men and .'
of spirit, we must inevitably win.
must exert to win the war?
"-“"—*' -‘ . -..... V _...,,_.X_,,-_..‘-. -M _ ., ,._.,,.., ,, _,,_, WV .._._.__.V._> _,_ ,. .. , ,..‘,_,,_-_.._ . ,_ ..._._._... v -7 .7 —— 7-7 , ,..__ ~~ V" r ' -~‘
non. silly-mou- Bullomo. have l-ett'pn- wasreonr neoucss all: 0F ' ARRESTED as ALIEN ENEMY
ed to their New York home. after SCHOOL BOARD NEW YORK. Oct..5.~Ernest lltv
spending several weeks with Mr. and Tile mllcll mooted questionot the ,hermtin, a l‘alter, was arrested item
'Mrs. t‘hailcs V. DI Blandu. reduction ut' the lilelllheriiliip of the
m \‘l'estport school board from udozcll
Mrs. llawlev Williams and Mrs. lio-tmcmbera to three was lhreshed out.
bcrt Williams of the llppcr Parish en-lnt ll largely attended meetinx in
the day. Wednesday.’ v lllch the. ladies who are in iaVor of
Ed Mrs. t‘lmrles Rllbey and Mrs. Joseph; the smaller sized board. lock a mom can satisfactorily answer that ques-
Gruvcr of ()ll'hlil‘d street, Norwillk. tnent part. and it was voted to rev
‘ duce the membership to the above
named l’igurn by a vote oi 75 yells.
Tltl- Higgins Florent‘e and ylnrpand 6) nova. There were over a
Goodman nr Stamford, granddaugm.“ score and it half of women present.
of Mrs. John Kellogg, of this place. who had the privilege of voting, as it
have rcntnd Mrs. C. E. Patchen's Was a school matter. Accordingly
house, opposite the Patchen taxidence tour of the twelve members whose
on Lyon'rl’lnlu, term expires this ycarwill be dmp-
-—-r-- Epcd. four will he dropped next year
The teacher and pupils of the Up: and the other four will serve until
pcr l'itrish‘ School are busy preparing the followlnr mu. The year and?
for the entertainment to be followed that three members will constitute
by dancing which they will give.tor lhe committee.
‘the benefit of the school in the town
hall. on the evening of October 26.
t
i
j
Mrs. Thomas W. 'l‘relldwell has re‘
turned from it visit in New york.
while there lit-tiring Secretary William‘
G. McAdoo l-ll‘iiflk for the Liberty;
Loan. Her diiuzhter, ltiiss Martmec
lte Treadwell. has entered a New
York training school for nurses.
Hopes Women Will
Adept This Habit
As Well As Men
Glass of hot water oath morn-
ing heipa us look and foot
clean, amt, mall. - ‘
Miss Su-iic Faulhnbor and Mrs}
Adolph Horn, are mourning the death
of their nepllcw. Jacob li‘tlulhithcr.’i
making the second death in their lama
liy within two weeks. The death oil
the young man, who as a lad spent his;
summers at the Faulhaber residence.
t
Haul-v. bright. alert—vigorous and
here. but who has latterly tired . in vivacious—a Rood clear skin: a nut--
,the. home. of his mother. iurlll, may complexion and freedom
i from illness are assured only by
i (clean. healthy blood. It only every
‘ woman and likewise every man could
realize the wonders of the morning
inside bath, what a gratifying chart!!!"
would take place.
instead or the thousands of sickly.
anaemic-looking men. women and
girls with pasty or muddy complex-
ions: instead of the multitudes or
"nerve wrecks." “rundown." "brain
fans" and peunimistn we should see a
vlrlle. optimistlc' throng of rosy-'
checked people everywhere. ’
An inside bath is bad by drinklnk.
each mornlnz before breakfant. a
aim of real hot water with a let»
of limestone phoaphate in it
to was from the stomach. liter. M
M'y‘ and ten yard: of bowels tho are-
H UGGINS TO COACH .SAILORB.
1 Ylnkee Manager Appoint“ Athletic
' ‘ Director at Pelhatn Bay.
Mu’er Huizgim. manager of the Yan-
kees. has bcen appointed assistant iii-
it'cctor at Pelhnm Bay va‘l Training
iStallon and reported for duty yestcr
‘tflty. The appointment was made. by
; Walter Pump. who is looking after the
athletic welfare of the naval stations.
, linuxlns will serve without pay. as an
tuntsnt to Lictlt. Cochran. the super-
, \ iror of athletics at Pclhlm station. '
With tn. completlrn of the lam
l
I
that indoor sports will act under way
and "Intui- will promote indoor hue»
hall and bans-mitt moan tbs 11.0%
' Scat patina. when
' chants. timeout-a and fmbeniat
all}
i
l
ill
i
2?
.l
i
i
E
I!
.2
t '
‘ .i'tlt
II
it
i
i
,today as an alleged wncmv alien. it's
throke parole. it is charged, at New
ilxlndou. Conn. Rufus W. Sprawl.
Jl'.. head of the New York Port litm-
Libt’l‘ll' Bonds my Alien Bureau, ordercd "()bt‘rllli‘lll.
sent to jail pending investigation
u‘outlnuad trom First Page.)
do you stand? Only
tion. ,
Meeting for Solicitors and Team i" w;—— __..- w...
Captain i
A special meeting for team can] . ,
talus and solicitors will be held
in
Assembly Hall next Monday evening:
at eight o'clock. Every captain and,
solicitor must be present. All addresa'
will be given by a returned soldier.
SPECIALS
and a noted l-pcaker, whose name will '
be given in Monday's paper. Don't Genuine Sprmgrgamb Legs ..... . 360
full to attend. - , Hindquarter Lamb .............. 34c
»—~——-—.— ; Lamb Chops ................. 35, 40c
STOLE oarscrlvs HUNT'S CAR .Stew LaMb ...... _ ............. 22c -
~ i Native Roasting Chickens .. L8:
that Fancy Fowls ..................
was Native Veal from ............. '
i Top Sirloin for Pot Roast 55c.
Best Heavy Prime Roast 38c
' Dixie Bacon‘ .................... :ttic
Yankee Brand 40c
Fresh or Corned Plate . Set:
Our Meat is of the best quality
Ncws comet; from New Haven
Studebaker car number 60-989,
stolen in New Haven Thursday.
It is understood that this is the
identical car which became stalled in
that city willie..lacob Miller, of this
place. wall drivmg Detective Ser-
lreant Thomas llunt on a hurred trip _
to Springfield. ‘ strictly fresh eggs ..............
it is said that when the machine Gold Medal Butter . .
broke, down. another car was charter: Young American Cheese ......... 400
ed from a New HaVen garage, and? Hotel Astorla Coffee. can ........ Ewe
the trip to Spr'rtzfield continued.” Ibs.sauer Kraut for ............ the
leaving the Studeiulker by the/foaliv”
side and that on their return the film.
chine had disappeared and the mar; Everything in groceries and fresh
t" was reported“ to the police, ‘ vegetables. ...... . ............l
i t ..
. l
CLERKS AND CARRIERS NEEDED: . ,
The U. s. Civil Service Commission, Chamok’s. Market .
will hold a competitive examllttaltlonzizt
South Norwalk. Conn. on 0c 0 er , a ‘ .
1918. for the. positions oi clerk and, 76 N, ”3'“ St.
Tel' 583-2
I" it J
than 5 fee?! 4 inches in height in barel ’ ru ars
feet. No malenpplicant who passesl ,
the examination will be eligible for ap-' . WIDE MOUTH away")?
pointlnent either as, clerk or carrierl
22c up
. 7 So
580
carrier in the postoil‘lce at South Nor-l
walk, Conn. l
Applicants must have reached tholrt
18th birthday. but not their 45th birth-
day on the date of examination, and!
must be citizens of the United States.
Male applicants must measure not less
who do“ w with it least mlmnld-f 1.2 mm . . . . ...... . . . 96o dozen -
without overcoat or bill. It wt t be n-l . . _
tldrl-able for male applicants whose {Tints . . . . . . . . ...... SLN doson
normal weight in less than 125 pounds . . _ . . _ _ 1 10”“
to enter the examination. Female ab! M ‘ ' " ' ‘ ‘ a,"
“if-"it it" not Mum" terror-madam- $.de
a’ffllt‘ retain or height. t
\
Bitch applicant will % feil‘lired'toé mu 3‘”
sub-ll to ill.- granular on the day or,
'“"‘"“°‘ ‘ mm“ " '3""",rlnu new:
tab-a within two years.
“Mi-«mul-riwmwmmun seam.
”III pro-sua- at “thwart ‘
Mir-tun mat-III cl tt.aaob.lm...........
v.
Norwalk Chronicler