a this evening at'rthe
. all: Churches. .
a
“q —._
Winn. N. Y. are the guests ot
fl Mrs. Frank Brandon
Vb is seriously ill at her home
“'1'th avenue, is reported
about the same.
‘1'. and Mrs. Richard llfll'llsl
M's Point this week and return
"heir home in New York.
Hundreds of East Norwalk
John Philip‘ Sousa
Quint band of over 300
Wed musicians itt lint‘ was
at many years.
“‘4‘—
Yestet‘daw the collection
.‘8 of the East .\'ot'walk
mt Association wete made.
Mlbuted about the East Side
’ We as recs-tying stations for
gods contributed.
’09 Monday evening. SPlllt‘llllN‘l‘
‘. E church when Mim
‘4‘.“ Norwalk. The happy
. we attended by the parenu ill
1” nude and bridegroom.
the usual arid-week serliices em 5.: . ‘ _
L bu 5'0! l5 AllIUemn wen women residing in
' ' the United States. will be required to
'hay‘e permit:~ beginning Monday to be.
TM usual Saturday "all”! 5311995 within or pass through restricted dis ‘
a the Norwalk Country (‘lub will be triets.
”finned‘until the end of this month.‘
' The Que Es club meets on next
My evening Willi Mfrs Bertha from the Great Lakes Naval Training
. station of Illinois. one of the tracks on
. 'its way to Pawtucket. R. 1., the other
Uri Frank Miller. and dauahter. o1 two enroute for Boston. >
"an at her home on Winfield street.
Of Seaview
no condition of Miss ln'dia Self
i
will
W their summer residence at Dor-
‘donts enjoyed the music turnlshed by ”19 (“mil-“3“ unit 0' the.
and his ”mgmfi. doing work on the French Trout.
instrumental-‘
filth at the (‘Ollt'erts given in thi~ eitv
we mominz. The three hundred urti—
:m'l ‘
ltuvery pretty but quiet wedding took
' it the parsonage of the l-la.~t Awnue‘
.\‘li.i‘-'_“‘
.fmcenberg of Bridgeport. wits unit-
“ in marriage to Ralph E Bennett of - —~ _. ., . ~
couple
'tllt‘
Mr, llcnttvtt A
..._.7——
avenue. Norwalk. spent
‘ with triends in Rowayton.
1 Three 1' .S. Navy trucks
Mrf
on portant conversations during
‘ erally affected.
marriage three years ago. to
Marion .‘llllizlty, of lltidgeport.
“15;. Brown is nozv reported as belfll'
Red (Yuan.
thé2
fem other localities.
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t
all I
i
30, t
l
l
|
.' AND
!
Mia. William J. Brown of semen;
yesterday
passed
through Norwaik yesterday afternoon
it has been suggested by a physician
caring for patients in the outlying dis-
tricts that the telephone sert‘ice on
' party lines. he used for no long unim-
these
1" be times when public health i.‘ :0 gen-
liit-hard Brown. of ilowayton in“
to one. announces that he was united in
Miss
Mrs.
The United Slates tiépariment
agriculture in Washington has issued
‘ b ”t inspirin: sight seen in tlli~ tit)" “ warning ‘0 garden “99"“50‘5 and
. leaders, in regard to the European corn
borer. which has made its appearance
“l “Wk" in the \icinity of Boston. and may ltr'
10 be placed on sale at lllt‘ rttmtttzwc t
lmpt'm‘t' f
... A num‘
. - w of stations. which were publblteti
‘ h a recent issue of the St‘nllnf‘l. any ,
m‘.
DARIEN
worm row.
The Noroton Heights (‘ottipttnv of
the State Guard and the Fire Depart-
them had a Liberty Lottn lneelini: last
Mn». ”rt. athletics is no'w stopping at
the Al'dr’le)’ in Park atreet.
Xeison Brown tdf Pelham liay naval
station was‘lhonie on a short leayt
Monday. 4‘ 1....
M
L. F. Griebel of the Jersey City
Printing t‘o.. spent a few days this
week at his home in Church street.
Captain A. H. Busby has been pro-
moted to a major of the M. R. C.. Base
Hospital. No. 9. A. E, 1",. France.
Fred lingerie of Canip Devens, re-
ceived a rhort furlough. Monday, to at»
tend the funeral 01 Howard M. 110553.
The B. ll. Sewing (‘ircle was pleas-
antly entertained by MES. George EV-
crclt, at her home in Church stret.
Monday owning.
Ytir. and Mrs. James H. Silliman are
again occupying their residence in
=Soutli )iain street, the occupants for
the summer months having returned
to the city.
’l‘ln- let-l‘l) Loan mass meeting
which was to be held in the town hall.
Thursday evening. ha sheen called off,
upon advice of Health Oflleer M. J.
Brooks.
ll-‘ltjdlillll llt unett. citietttker on the
Mrs M. K. Parker place, while chop-
ping wood Monday evening. injured
his Wye badly. caused by .t piece of
llyiug wood.
——.——-—
School opened up \iondav morning-
‘ wl'h Ill shortage of scholars, estimated
at they run It wan evident that many
of the parents become scared about
the t'liitlt'llllt' ot influenza.
.\ll>‘ Malcolm Stottlvt. who has been
with her llllrlmiltl at Fort liatttllton,
Brooklyn. is enjoying a visit with her
patents. Mr, and Mr: F‘. A. Shutes in
Park rtreet. '
(in Friday. Oct it. another Repub
licnn cunt-us will be held in the town
boil for the purpow nt' notninntlnz a,
. it was stated that \Vzllmm lx'roeper
ffio Connecticut company. The "illlll'i‘
krill reside in East Norwallt
«do of the most popular employes of night in the fire station in Noroton
’ A Canadian soldier, who was eighteen
_ . months in a German prison. and wlto
“‘1 n has been in the service four years.
was the principal speaker. t
justice of the peace.
The New Canaan Plant, Flower and
' Listen to the "words of the Hun,
spoken by his duly authorized
; /
‘Afthr Germany
Has, Won”
- Imperial Chancellor:
many 7n
“After Germany Ira: tron, (be United Slater
utillfind bcrrelf con/ranted will: an ind:mrlity.wbitb
will about equal the entire amount expended by Gert-
Far may loan to (be
Allin, for may bullet, :licll, way gun, way can-
cei'uable item of war material dripped by America
to (be Allin, t/Ier: will be an accounting in gold."
tbe ttic/tale war.
.\
-
; v How do you like it?
- _ How do you like the idea of looting
-* ‘ the war?
Whether you like it.or not you [wow
that: what the Imperial Chancellor says
is absolutely true,
if 6mm win: tb: war.
Therefore it hop to you‘right' now to
f Germany’s war bill after she has won
The llemocratlo‘
t'Hlli’llb will bc ltl’ltl October 12. , “WM
twhere she was called .~t\t»ral weeks
l
... gilt; file-cu.- hr. the am
and “when for the purpose
0.! sending them to camp. so as to make
the 'eurroundingj" more- cheerfui on
home lilie. 4 I .MIS1Aadretv Gotham.
' t
_,. __
W. B. Cut-lock has receiyeti word of
. his acceptance by :h3 ‘iuzeau Ll .‘dili
I airy Relief headquarters at ,‘x'ew York.-
and will report for duty Friday. Hm
will be assigned as r‘iejd Iliret'tt iii‘
‘. the Hospital service. Air. t'atlm it
' goes with the be>l wishes of Nb many
Iriends.
.1
Mrs. Frank Garb-m has returned
Mrs. Frederick 'i'uquet ol Bridgeport
is visiting her father, Wilbur Sturges
of the West Side.
I
Norfield grunge will entertain dele
nations of visiting patrons from
neighboring gianges at‘ its regular
. semirm’ontlily meeting Friday evening.
Mrs. Samuel Waterbury and sons.
Stephen and George Waterbury attend-
ed the tunerai in Norwalk, Wednes-
day. cf Mrs. \Vaterbury“s sister in-law,
the late It‘s. (‘yt‘ue Waterbury.
—— l
Miss lionnelly and Miss Scoilttid ct
Stamford, both teachers in t‘en‘cr
school hate been ill the last week
I’llh severe cold}. Miss lions and
‘ .‘t'tistl lullto";”("h.;se hay? be? suhrlltultl
mg in their plan-es. ithas bee") rte-Ces-
baf." lo diapenae with the kind-st guiitii
.t. "itittttent for the present. ‘
Several cases of aet'el‘e illness about
town are reported, unmet; them being
__ First Selectman 8. Bartlett William-
: “r ”a!“ d the New \m‘i WAN someofslie‘Ea‘st Sidey‘CLhester Fancher
e'ui‘l‘, who {til the last eight “~wa iae :von': P::D::::J;rnll‘h;:r§0w:l;d 0!
lit’” in the .\'t w York Hospitnl. bad i: PL" 51”,“ who we“ badly in'lllzttl in:
"U" “"""'"’5“i“5' is a 3%” at q") Saturday when hr; milk wlata Tl-
home of A. ’l‘. Saunders. Park street. . ' ‘ n w
lided With an express train. at a grade
-His wife and .\li.~.~' (‘rane of t‘hicago crt sin in B a h ill
’5 r . v 'e . ~ . .
are also there. Mrs. Douglas llasnet . g m 9' 1' ”“0"?“ db
gaming.
of New York is the nun.» in attendg
ante. ‘SENTENIE is SUSPENDED
lN ALLEGED ASSAULT CASE
Z A. T. Saunders of New Canaan has:
written to Dr. John T. Black of the
State Board of Health till follows: "1
offer the aorvice of the New Canaan
general linspilal to you in lllls emet-
gency. We hate room lor 70 beds. M
{the prmcnt tintt we 3%" bt‘tlel‘
ready for any t‘illt'l‘genC)‘. \\'t- shoultl
be pleased to hate you pay ll‘i ii yisit‘
When you l‘ll‘t‘ in this tit-inity.”
William Clifford. the Greenwich jiL
ney driVer. dinrfied with a serious as
sault upon livenrold Marian t‘huud.
a deaf and dumb girl. pleaded t'uilty
when arraigned before Judge Reed In
the (‘riminal Superior court yetstcltffly.
He was lined $100 and sentenced to
jail for one year. hut the court sun"
pended the txeeutittn of sentence.
(‘ltttm'd wast tlen plat-mi in charge of
the Greenwich probation officer.
As>irtant State's Attorney t‘attcr
said the girl. who is said to be \‘ci‘V
pretty, was very reluctant to testify
-—-——- . and it would be difficult to present
her case before a jury ("liffnrd
T N clttintwl he was not entirelt- to blunt!>
.t'ur the immult. Originally he was
—_ glhcltl in 315000 ball. but this was re
,ducod last w'fiek m 85,000,
‘ V. M1
I M”. 0911"“ (‘hose ll.1.~’ l‘t‘tul‘nmll ‘uL'BER-rv OR DEATH" NEW
.from a lew day<‘ \'l'.~‘it lll (“antioxidale WATCHWORD or CZECHS
l, PARIS. 0m. 8.—~»The Czech National
ti‘nlon at Prague. capital of Bohemia.
utter a stormy patriotic nteetlnit Raw
‘out this watchword to all its men;~
hers: -
"Liberty or death?"
News to this Pflct‘t
ltttte
l
~ -—~ ~ ...._._____
Mrs. Henry ll. \'l’ht-e‘vt‘ has rpent
several days at the ltrltltntt' or lit.
‘ and Mrs. Frank Gotham.
l __
has: reached
has purchased the Nehru~ "t‘Nlllt tire on “WP “I u."""""“ l‘ "9130"”! ”l 11
. . ‘utate hot-tlcrtttr: on open revolt.
'1'“ 30mm“ tulnplke. 1 Serious timelopntcuts in \ttstria-
'llunuztrv are looked for in well in-.
formed quarters here.
—l.a.~t showing tonluht of William
, _ 3l‘ttrnttm in "Les Miserables," at the
“mm by the t-‘Prlmlt‘ lllnt-es of her std. Regent Tynan-p, 711'", and 9 U‘elock. 3
Mrs. George P. Sherwood of llradley
still ivmaimx in t‘ullrornia.i
‘ *l
now a visit in Wilton Center with
fl‘ontinucd from First Page.)
can be a peace chancellor appointed by
the kaiser. “powwow is asked to
tell the. kaiser in no unml<takabit
terms that with him there can be no
peacm or anything with a man who
has literally crucified tWenty nations.
u,otttt.ott,(mtl is. llrt‘ded to ha\t:' tour
million soldier boys irom being made
fools of betore the whole world. The
American people must answer to the.
tune or 86.000.000.000 and the people
of Norwalli to the tune of Sibmfipuo at
that sum, that the tour milliom have
"ll tiled in rain and fornothing. Shall
the hundred millions of people in the
l'nited States of which number there
are about 26,000 in NoK'alk say to
those boys titer. there "Come home
now. a little later We will send your
sons over to finish this'figin? Shall
we snatch ‘victory away from them
when they have fought hard for it
and desegwe the Victor's crown?
When victory is within their
grasp shall we Jake it away lrotn
them? Not-walkers you are asked to
give, rather to lend with a more mag—
nificent return the sum of $1,868,000 to
see that the \ictt.ry comes to tht ll].
Surely we will not fail to do our part.
We must help to send the word ovcl‘
there to the boy» to keep right on.
keep “going-forward. Berlin it: ahead
and it is your's.
INSTRUCTIONS TO UNDERTAK-
ERS
John T. Blufk, state
of health has went Ihe foliowint.r ntr
lice to all undertaken in the State
of Connecticut. in rcztttth to lllt‘ mat»
ter of the funerals or llltlm- who hate
died from Spanish influenza.
It reads-
"ln new of helping
.‘pread ol’ lttliuenzu the
tniasioner ot Health
that the funerals oi illtlh‘t' llPlttl oi
influenza and its roittpln‘~;ttiott< shall
be limited to relalit’ea only and thttee
necessatv to the tontlut-t of the tuner-
itl. This does not limit church art'-
tiecti.
“To conform to the ahm‘e TI‘L'Ullr
tlon it is recottttoended that, tltiriu:
the present ('llldt‘llllt', mu lllfit‘tlul'llgo
wakes. and to this end no chairs
.~hou|d be provided at homes where
persons are dead. i‘nd.»rtakcrs
notify relatiies of persons who have.
died that wanes will not hr hold. This
order does not, of course. prevent rel-
atives and friends- cztllln: at the rest
dence of the deceased to extend their
aVlllpfilhy, but it is expected that they
will not remain for a longer period
than do necessary."
to tllt‘(‘l( the
Slate ('l)lll'
do your share to see that Germany
does no: win the war, so‘ that your
money will not be given to ‘pay the .
expenses of the' Hun.
Would ’you rather lend your dollars to.
America or give them to the Hun?
Choose now. The amount of LIBERTY
BONDS you buy
impudcnt boosting
MMMTohy—Alw 311$meme
macaw-Maren.
”It”
‘ arts l
. new. on “o
HAPPY caowobt ' 7
murmur HOSPITAlb‘
l
\\ i'l‘li THE .\.\llllllt'A.’$ ARR” IN
1““ V“ L- “t 1“ 'i'l.. laugh and ”it!
it‘ll" and the plank llu' absent.
HUI“ ‘1 ‘ .\tu~ man intit‘aiy littspttate,
11"“ " “113' ”hi-'- ill t'tllll‘St‘.Wll thrsfl
great. a; ltndldly “Nippon Inrtltuttoin,
but men tht- rltl‘dllntl ”“de Amp”.
tan (‘llth’ll solder limblh.‘ tun lino
surgtoll ltllh this >lUl)‘,
Wilt-n the lute: tvl “1...;
were hung: brought into lib l,t~~")t‘.‘tl
the >ul5i'ttil5 mood in tltt- “4thth;
ward making. (tun-ii t‘hpl'dll‘rtllt'll.‘
5l4k'llllt" was brought silently lll tut
totm Ul a .wldiet' lying ripid unthp
blulll-ilfi drawn over the head 11:13
is the lead sign of one who necth ill)
more help. Thty motioned the it...“
era to .-~.tt it tlrldt‘ in a come; tzml.
when the lust wounded man had bu .t
looked met, the surgeons I'th‘ltlllly“
lifted tlit blanket from the lai't'. 'l‘ntt
“dead" man sat suddenly up wit», :.
loud 'Buy" That the "case" laugh-o,
lay down and again drew the blah-mt;
met his fate. They let him play his
Joke on others for a while. th- n .‘L'lit
him to a \\ aid to llith' smut illiit‘ltlitq
gun‘bulirt: picked out.
“iso you suffer \t-ry much; laddn ':“
asked a. nurse ot a soldier who lay ill
his cut with white flit‘t‘ and tight lips
in on Alllt mean field hospital.
"No, miss, Oh, no?" wa.~ the shaky
it‘ply. '\\‘tv llldllllx‘r don't >un‘er, )l‘ll
know." ,
dl"
>itt ttlici’
Him
CAPTURE!) GERMAN .
OFFICER'S 't‘RuAcnnttr
“'l'l‘li Til}: AilljltltWN Allin l‘:
FIELD, Oct. 10 (l'orri.~pottdtnte l<l'
The Asaociatcd PM»). All instant»
of cowanlly ticuchtt'y on the part «.3
a captured German officer, who ”all,
been wounded iilltl who had been}..-
t'outmissioner tereti help by an Attirticittt ttllltt'l. r»:
told by Lit-uttnztnt l‘:4l\\llltl Nichol-1 l t.‘
Jamaica, N. Y.
After the but big tlll'it‘ 1'] th- AL
llt‘a, in August, th‘lllt‘nrllll Nzt‘llt-L.
was placed in t'llitl'ri of it cotttpatiy ll
soldiers whose ta~lt ll wit.» to «I. at (Irv.
field of Anicritutn ill‘tltl ‘ttlltl “tilllltl‘tl
Although his dlilltw till litti' it'lltt‘t.
“GI-9“." ll“"lar"5\lljnt to “id ”)0 Hi iltlilt “timid. ll ill
the held, until the Alllt‘l'lt‘ril'H um,
disposed of. Lit utcnant Nulmk. wt».
is only 23 years old. \\'t‘lll to the ..
bistance ol a German int‘atttty out:
who M‘ejllt'd more than “by wt lll< it t..-
ratios to be in need of Silt‘t’lti'.
The lieutenant wits Ln ill" .;tt tit .
fastening his cantEcn and cum; tt...
wounded man a' drink of wtttrr “to l.
the German drew ii l‘L‘\tll\ti “llll' t‘ i
uneuspccting Atticricau‘s time mu.
turned. and aimed it at the 1.. M! t. l
rescuer.
liel’ort lll‘ could pull Ill“ tut-p.”
Mum ct. a quicltvwitted Atuuirm u r-
itennt plunged his bayonet through” i,
German‘s heart. The Germain in
was condetttned even by hie (‘Hlllllt't'd
comrades.
is your answer to ”the ~ °
of the Hun.
Norwalk Chronicler