“D II!) ”m ERW‘ Theatre. 1:16 M.l?;.0'clwh
We mu um 3
, mums -
, ammnnu‘wnmn
r. KBANKS
”I W Hotel, '7“; John T. Finch of ‘t Haulord place
'0'.“ has been confined to his Home for the.
'pa‘st week with illn'ess and is able to
:sit up for awhile today for the first
time. ' l
Word was received this morning by
‘ his parents that their son. William A.
. Fox. by mired sIJely overseas.
Edward H. Gilbert. who has been!
confined to his bomeeon Fair street.
with the grip tor the past two weeks.
ins able to walk down town today.
., mm: roman
’ Nee-5i ‘01" NOW!“ 8nd t'k‘ini't'i Mrs. Jane Selleck will celebrate her
W mm“ “d Friday: light '9“ soul birthday next Monday. October
WE. Slight disturbances ”*3 cen H. at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
W ”“5 “ml“! 0"" UP?” “loll“ Sarah Brown. 62 Putnam avenue. Mrs.
“m a“ Western Texas. l‘nsettled Seller-k will be glad to see any ot‘ her
father. with local showers. prevails triends from 2 until 5 p. In
”teen the Rocky Mountains and the . ..__-,.__
Wi'saippi river Pleasant weather The Pershing linen siiowerhas been
”unite: in the eastern districts. very successful and a number of cases
fimumperature is rising in the Mis‘ have been packed for the hospitals in
Mimi Valley and the Lake region, Fraiit‘c. The Red Cross now needs to
"m continues low in the eastern por— complete the allotment. ‘ lotto hand
”a of the La lie region and New Eng towels and :30 sheets. The latter must
. W. ‘ ‘ be at least 62x88 inches. and the them.
' ‘lie’rs request doners to send these in
"AIME A YEA: AGO through the school children. and the
TODAY. lHii‘llBT> will see that HIV} l‘t‘lti'll the
'l‘ctiipt-ratiirc: 'lliuli. .33; low. ‘lt‘tl t‘ioss Dimnpiit~
Fair. --. “v
(in account oi lllt’ prcialciicc oi t"
l'liltlt‘lllll' oi‘ intiur-nZa throughout ilti
t‘tlllill)’ and state» it is dermcii adiis»
illilt~ to plant the (‘oiincctictit Hospital
for the lfil—tillt‘ lllitll‘l‘ quarantiiic tor a
pciiod of ,two weeks. \'isitois will
llli lt‘li}.' tic X't'lllM‘tl admission to lllt‘
hospital during: iliis period. 'l“it-rt- ago
TI“‘ Friday Al‘lt‘i‘lltitill club will llit’t’l nit “Ht-s uf influmila anmug [InJ
“Tutorrow at 3.:Zti p ill., at lllt' lioiiit- ot ptlilt‘lils at tho [ll‘l'st‘lll llllli‘ and this
Mrs. John A. il.tiiiiltoii. L’ltl Flax llill iiikt-ii b) thi-
avoid if possible an epidctiiic iii the.
institution.
slt‘ll l4 :llllliiil‘llit's lti
Mitts, Ethel lit‘lll' Grey this t-illisictl _
In the Names ilcsci'i't- and starts to» FIVE NIORE DEATH;
mrror Camp Jackson. (‘oluiii.bia_ s. t‘.. F \ l l r
A
ill whom she has liPt‘ii assigned to duty. ROI‘S‘INF Ll EN,‘
‘ " y I
‘v-Last showing iotiiulit o‘i William (Continued From I.” One)
”mum in “Les Mlscrablcs.“ at In“ 'A . .
., mam Theatre 7:13 and ,. (Yr-lock. llll't‘t’ now cascs arc burial in that sanit-
\ ' ' lionsc. lti one case soon by “l". 'l‘i'ac
or seven llfl’lilllt‘l's of one litlllily wore
. . , . ‘ confined to thcir bcds with tho (llSi'flN'
gig: 3:22,? 3:30",“Z1214“slings: 'l‘lit- illllut‘lllfl spouts to Dr on the tie
girlie omzprng-mnha h, looking q.‘ crease. but it is the ui-ippt- that it tul.
.. ‘ _ u in: hold on llit’ lilajtilll) oi lllt' peoplv.
(or the school an“ ”Mm In“. llut, it must be rciiiciiibct'ed. that lllk‘
iiit'i' roit boar Stilhn's band this {zl‘lppe is lit l’t‘ltlll)‘ ot‘ ll liltil‘t‘ sci-tout
morning“ You m" “H" H”, ‘mm lluiurc llillll tiw lllflut'llzu itself, as it
band in all 'ii his selections um, mm is liable to turn to lilit'llllitllllll at any
K you wish on tour Victrolit. lioiiiiclli's ‘
1‘, ‘16 80. Main street.
Oflcer (‘harlcs l2. l’aut‘ is in charm
The latest deaths rcpoi-it-tl in this
ft.- city were Herman Jafi‘c. oi lr‘ort sti'ct-t.
.. . . C. ' wa ,' l .(.‘I -- -
Xv. . Not-walk 10th:". N). tilt‘. ”‘"“""" 2:1!elsizgltllliklu'f:nlllcl h‘iilt'i’ihnil-I}inAvici-
lent and Protective Order of Elks. " ‘ ‘ , ' l '
.iitis oi the Spanish influenza and were
dwm, till but a short time. The death of,
‘ - Mr. Julio makcs the sccotid oiic in his
hold a regular meeting last P\'t‘nan.
, all conferred lliv initiator}
‘ on one candidate.
family in biit a law days. his wilt-
bcini: claimed as a victim i‘csli-rd-ir
.. . . ~ "Lt . w -.
itast .liowitig toiii_lit oi “‘ll‘ill morning. ' .
t‘F‘Ql'lltlill in "Li‘s \li>t'l';tl)lt-~‘." :tt iltt‘
'l‘l " i 1' i ' - - .
>Rogfil'll Tlleail‘v, 7.13 and 1. (which. its tittiiloon. it i otlotk. loltn'
Rowland. til Aiken street. ugcd thirty
' _ . _ .. fii'c yeitis. died of lntltii-nzn. ,
t. The “which” ‘ol tlw l'llili‘tl' \-tiilll~ Miss lna Merrick oi‘ Perry llH'llilt‘,
'dlstflcts 0! ‘M‘ ( I‘.‘ “.l ~\‘"“‘”_l‘ ““4! died. Int-it niulii. nut-d tliirtyotic )‘t'ltl‘s.
he in session on Monday nt-it ii-oiii .0 The body w“... 5pm to 1m "nun"!-
‘. ‘ m. i0 5 ii, inn 7"" ll‘“ ”"9"” "'r home. in i‘otinlikvepslc. at noon ltl(ll|_\.
Melvin: flDlilH‘"”""-“ ‘“ b” mad" \ot- Mrs. li‘cua Vento, oi 'l‘it-i'iioi sin-ct.
“m “id "ll" M“ be. ”‘9' only oppor~ also died l‘tst lll”lii ”PI 1 c was
ml“ 10 “I“ such applications ”Mi, lllllt‘it‘t'n yc‘iirs £llt“lt‘il\'t‘fi :l‘ ,liillh‘liitllt-l
W to the state election in Noiciiibct. “m1 one child. ,
” ‘P‘Milllnet‘v, sioi'c i‘intiros, oil", by
auction. Monday. October iltli. from
Ito 4 and 7 to 9. fillss l'fltclt, til “'all
. O
l’l’l‘TSi‘ll-Jldi. Mass, (it-t. lit. ~Six
lt'l'il tit-ailis ttoiii itititii-iiza and it“
lii‘Vl' cast-s iii llll' last twenty-tour
hoiiis is ilii- l't‘lilll'l lllllilt‘ to the “Hill“
- ' . H _ board up to 1 o'clock )'I‘."lt'i'(lil_\ ztl'tor
3.83:2:M3‘Fltmdmu:l'firgomfix‘ 2min, Among those who (lli:ll wus‘ l’trl
this veatz, Fl‘ldliy afternoon, iii the 5:“ “mm" ”an" ""m‘” N'““’~‘“l"
filth School building. with PM low. “if; "Pf”: li-l\9_ imp m tit-tilts itllil
dot. president. presiding. All students 1'1” "N” “‘W‘W‘“ "1 ”'0 “ll. '
Ill) desire to hectiiiii- lilt‘lillll‘l‘s' of ill"
"maiic (‘liib iiitist gilt- iticit' iititiics'
“Niels Marjorie chut’f. scci‘r-tai‘y. bu-
m'Frlday.
NEW BRITAIN, Oct. 10; Spanish
influenza is sweeping oici' this city
like a prairie fit'c. Up to ‘2 o'clock. )‘i‘h‘
tt-t'dar alternoon. Gill new cases havi-
been reported to tho health authoi.~
tits, mailing the total iicui'ly 3.000.
'l‘lit-rc liai'c been at lcast a dozen
Virginia on Octohcr 21' hm 1]“. tit-ailis, among them being‘ the young
to foi- the lot at / division has not (bulimic: f”. Rev. \‘iarrcn r. (‘milci'as-
. received. The continizeiit is to tor of Trinity \l. E. church. and Miss
made up (ii men qualified {or gen. Anna 1\. (‘i'osbttn Ol‘SOlllt'l‘Vllle. Mass,
‘nittttary sertit-e and it is extinct a. 'i‘achcr ln-lh‘e High school. Physi-
”an!“ registrants who “1.”, mum cums-have reached the point of ex-
dob October 10 will be called for 00- hmlsnon-
dubs! 21. -
Thl! [neat dl'al't board has i‘cct-ii‘cd
up that ill? state has boon t'llllt‘il
m to semi 2.600 than to Fort Yilnn
EMMONS BLAINE DEAD. :
t'iiltTAGO, Nov. 10.» Emmont-i Blaine, ‘
.son or the late Eiiimons Blaine anti
. 'giaiitlsoti oi the former Secretary of
£113. Chills and Fever State, James G. Blaine, died. of pneu-
F ..ice 50¢ monia. yesterafy' at Laiisdowne, Pa,
.action Guaranteed or Money according to v9.11 rem...“ by MR“
Refunded “We here. Mr. Blaine went into the
Prepared d sold By Service "r ”‘6 (im’t’l'niiient in n“. An»
' an
‘ rei'ican international Shipbuilding Cor-
». Stimuli-Powell Cort)" nation. at Hog isianti, early this!
’ Sout- Norwalk
L Stilliion's nemetiv for
your. lit: was ciiiploi'ed as a mechani-
cal engineer.
'liie lightlngl’otirlli‘ g
Ira-ltd}. '
~muumu‘m. t
l
i
i
it
. . v“ “u i must Shawn! M” of Wu“.-
nua. maturity...“ r. "1»- "W " " a"
. ‘stan this wee‘ tor.(‘amp Gordon. (in,
[mammalian-u. an.
._ sousn‘s s. [was
i
NOR WALK
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SOCIETY”
SUR SOLD U.
S. SECURITIES
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{ ‘lCoollnuod tron Page On)
Qni is a sight seldom seen or heard.
Concert at Monument
Arriving at the Soldiers’ Monument
'tha sailors formed a ring and opened
' their musical program with a beauti-
ful rendition oi the "Star Spangled
Banner" while the crowd stood“ at-
tention with bored heads. This was
followed by ‘4 number of other selec-
tions every one 0! which made it
more plain to the populace why John-
Phllip Sousa and his band were call-g
and Personal
ed the greatest in the world.
hits. William R Godfrey has return As 11 dd d “ ‘ ‘ tb ac
. . ,. . a a e araction ii es -
ed to bet home in Wilton after spend and district Sailor 05“”. Collins. a l
in: :ei’eral weeks With her daughter. member of the band. favored the
Mrs. P. H. Northrup of Bayi'iew are thousands in attendance with a reudi-i
nue. lion Oi' "Somewhere A Voice in Call-.
. the." and his rich tenor voice held
the crowd spell-bound and won (on
him their continued applause.
Four Minute Men Speak
in the second district during thei
concert lieu Daria and John J. L‘un—;
eo. addressed the people while in;
_ . the first district Robert Blaylock and.
R. Ambler is spending a Harry St‘ol'ield Took iiie‘i‘éiids 1. enl
month at the Raymond lioitiestead in these Four Minute men had finished
\‘l'iltop ,dut'ing llii's. Mahler's autumn their exhortatlons the pcople of Nor-
bile trip ioTamdon. s, (i. walk had subscribed to “7.04) worth
of the Fourth Libertv Loan Bonds. ii,
was a big thing for these Four Mintitct
_ _ men and tli‘-i' spared neither lhciri
J Phil-“ml "1"“ strength nor their i'oit-i-s in iiiakin':_
with Lt‘l'ulllil. .\lis. l‘.‘ “Mill oi Slt’“arl their ringing appeals.
Band Working For Loan v
When the concert was i'iliYsheS in
Norwalk lli’i.liulltl was lill'it‘ll back to,
their special train oi Plillll cars which
”ll-‘3‘ “' “Hiding was lving up iii (“V Smith Norwzilk
‘ freight yards and left for Port t'hes‘ 4,
tcr. where titer will appciir this zit-l
l'l‘nlllt‘ .iohn .itt'sill "t can”, lici'r-ns, ici'iiooti and in Now llocliulle this M‘-
l china.» 'l‘oiilot'l'ow tlit‘) will i'lsii lllt;
1 Hr. . .
“ . , cities oi Mount Vernon, \onkcrs and
billllll Somali . i‘ccliskill and on Saturt'iai will llt’ii'l
~' '— » ~—- . the glenntic Liberii' ital-parade in
DEATHS AND FUNERALS. New York city. ‘i‘lit- hand left the
._ Great Lakes Training School liliiilif
George C. Cholwell. two wceks ago and is lllllklllulll toil"
_ oi" llit‘ cotintii having made stops at
““0"“ (" t‘holwell d'ed' suddenly. (‘lt‘Vt‘lllfllL “'aslilnutoti. Philadelphia.
on “t‘tlllt‘stlily, (it-tobvr bill. at liislaic New York. Maw ”“qu “mum“,
home. 30 High fill'i‘t'l' Ntil‘Vllilk. t‘oiiii. Briti'ilt’lliil“ “Hi this l"i'\_ Th" “and!
Mr. l‘liolwell was cngugcd m u", “,3 in Niirwalk ill-l5 tiiorniiti: is known its
trade, in New York i'lli'. “Mm“ “a” tho (il‘Ffll Lulu-s iluiid' lltiiltalioii and
rd his biisiiit-Ss career with the tiiiii oi '5 “MP" ”3“ pcrronal “”"H ”n "' sou
‘ . . . . ~ , sit. Tho (.i'cat Lakes llii: Hand is
blalllml. .slieltioii L- (tiilililtll). atit-i- _ . H , ll .. Wm
wards Sheldon. Banks « Company (,"mmwl' M ""00““‘(l’dnl .H” .7
. . . . tliided ilili‘i tictat-Iiiiit-nts oi nit pit-cos
Hc was known tlic woild tl\t‘i‘ ill the , . , . . , , x
. , . , , \\lllt"li :ili‘ loiiiini: lllt‘ ttillllll) i‘ht
“I.“ Had." liming hm." “.""'.‘” "mm”! tlctacliiiit-nt’ that viiiitcil Xiit'utilk litid
oi the fll'nl oi tmorgc t. (holwcll A- :ltia Humm‘m ”HI ”HUN, "mm" ”n
i‘oiiipani. 126 Front slit-ct. Ncw \oi'lt, ”w tour 'l‘lac iollowlnc Mr H“, "m.
for [UH-V'lw” years. '“r‘ i‘liolwcllwas icrs in command of lllis battalion:
bot-ii Ill Norwttlk. slur-right )‘t‘illh‘ilgti I.lclii. (.1. iii “'altvi' l' .lti-‘l. mili-
For more titan‘a quarter of a t‘l‘ll' H“. (.nm“.;““_r; ”em Jun" Hm”,
iury be has bt-t-ii one or the must or 30“”... ilil't-t‘lttl‘. Lieut I; (i , A, ll
tiiiliar figures among the coiiiitiutcrfi l‘raiiltcl. nit’lllt‘lll Clinlnlilliilt‘f, "and
“4‘51“?“ New “Wk “"‘l ”"5 ""-"v and masters \‘ri'iliitirllrown tSt-tiior mas-
always had a plnasant word for thost- tcrl Arm”, "and. M. y 13.,”an and
with whom llt’ came in contact in his Jo“. .l. (tilliiban; ('hiof Yeoman
daily ll‘iD-‘F Frank “ Rntlclil’ic; (.‘lilt'l iiiitSii”=tIi-
As a tcn tcsici'. lit" is said to haw arms, t". A. liutlvr. Thur.» :llt‘ threo
had no equal in the trade, and was it" t'mmhmu-tn men in tho band and are‘
pardcd as an authoriti i‘t'Klll‘tllll:t‘\‘H‘) as follows: Senior lliititl-iiinsicr \i‘il-JI
tictiiil oi‘ the business. ”an. ilrowu. oi Now li.t\t-n; hospital.
He. is surrivcd bi otic tlilllullli'l', Mrs attendant Srllvrk Warren, Weattmi't; _
William (‘09, and tlii'ce sislci's. Miss and t‘oriict .‘ilitsicititi lliirtoii T‘ncll '
i‘li‘iiictitinc l'llulWi‘ll‘ Mrs. H. l‘ l’iici- iiiiinn. New lim‘cn ,
anti Mrs. 1.. ii. 'l‘rfplt-r, Band In First Diltrict . °
The funeral scri'iccs will bt- hold At hm o'clock this iiiornlttt: tlicit-
ltoiii his lHIl' lioitii-. ou lllt‘ t-niiiiti: Sat was not more than tcn W‘Ol‘l" mound
lll‘tlil)’ :ttit-inooii. :tl 2::lo o'clock. 'l‘lic the flag pol” in thc lilill‘ (il‘t‘t‘f‘ "l,
Hm. .I liiiitoii \Vi-riirr oilicltitiiia. i‘i'otit oi ti;n Xorwalk Library. l-.xa t
—— . lr it‘ll lllllillit‘s lain-r ioiii' ll‘UlllW ctirfl
Joseph Bartok. lialicd tlicrt nll‘lll till'l‘ Dru?” 11:31.:
, . . -. . ‘ lt‘tilllil 'f‘illi bits ,i' sit or tits I‘ .
.iosnpli liiirtok tlitd tllll) this mom ”.0 (iron. “1“.“ San” Tm‘m": Rio
in: at his liotitc, 21! Loxliinion itiniiiic ”0". mm“. mm 3”,.“ “t [h'ln] uni-iv“
lilii'H‘k {mg sump ”.n‘.|itiuont purl til it TIES.
bras! hand.
in lllt'll‘ load w‘lis an oiliccr iii “if”
—‘
[\lls. Sadie Landers of Norwalk will
tmd wil spend the winter with her hus-
band. wbo is stationeirlltcl‘e.
Lewis
\1is George llt'usli lia< returned to
l'tili (‘llt‘Slt‘lI illlt'l'
i t'll'lt'
.\|i s L. ti litidlcy tit' \lti‘tuiii sii'cct.
s st viitlitig a lli‘“'
llltllt'. (‘ttlilL
:ylith>.. is making iii'lsit in
iii lllt‘ ace of i‘fi ycai‘s. .\lr
unis ill but it short limc, lll‘lilL' u Vii"
ti‘iii oi tilt» N utiiisli iiiiiuciizu. Mo on. . . - -
. d . . ~ lllillt’il'lil of .t Liftit. with a in“) "ill“:
Alli vitiploi‘t- oi lll" M-w lluit'ti railroad m“, "“15”“,le and I, lwiiiklc in my
‘\
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' What IS a
OUR dollar means one himdred
cents in money; the government
guarantees that.‘
If you buy clothes you may get one
hundred cents in value for each dollar in
the price, and you may not.
You" are willing to pay for value if
you’re sure of it. T’hat’s'why, if you need
clothes, you should come 'to us for .
Hart Schaffner 89’ 'Marx
- clothes that save -
/ They offer the true economy of assured
quality. We guarantee that—the makers
guarantee yourssatisfaction.
You will find here men’s clothingfof
long wearing fabrics; lasting style keeping,
, service giving clothes. Prices a little high-
er than formerly, like all prices these days
but low enough to give you values that
mean savings and true economy. Hart'
Schaffner & Marx clothes are all-wool.
Rogers & SteVens
The home of Hart Schafl‘ner & Marx Clothes
Norwalk
10.10“"‘1:
w -_....,.._...
.1.
“high price?”
v
South Norwralk
and was illlt‘ of tho iiiosl popular i‘csi 931‘ mm was tho only reiiiintlci' oi" tlic
”m” “l Siiringwood sci-lion of tin? John Philip <tiiisa (le lllt\‘;‘li‘li'k ‘itt‘iai‘lt'l.
' ‘ - . ""50 ttoot iant ti ‘-
t'll'v' l-llnlxlfil iirrm'mwwnm m.“ m zlnll‘gxlti _IIHV i
t . . D" 's. .
(-llttllzo of t‘rt-di-i-ipk H. i" “”5 ”w "I!” Sousa till my)”.
liaiititi: and will ,‘tit- nniitrunpmi mm. ”mm!” X“ MW mm mm WM. “,0“.
him could iot'uct llil‘ way he acts tilt“
rllitl'lllt‘n)‘ out ot‘ a hand
a litllitl this was'
I
i
i .__
liirct'toi' ,
Ralph Stoots.
Ralph Stools, ilii- lililc son til' .\ll'. "uglfi'll‘rn‘w
and Mrs. (‘lart-tice Stools llt’d this ' ‘
iiiot‘iiing following tlic tlcatli oi lli.‘
h, tlic lh‘t‘“! Luke‘s station and train “in.“
titti brought _
ct tl‘lilllillliill oi‘ tut-lolly and llltlmltlnfl,
that was. or probably t-i'cr wtll .h"
s-‘cn bore. 1
wcck.
Funeral of Milfl Tully.
The funeral of Miss Mary Tully was
——
~ _ ‘ NE“. YORK. ()(‘L
"l mui‘wmmitlcrs ot the l'ni-ted
written STEEL onbens BASEHOSMPITAL, '3
pomlltln on Stptciiibcr 30
from ”W hick of lllt‘ '81 397.90.: tons. iii-cording to
(‘ill from lllt' thousiitids oi \‘OliilL‘ tiit‘",ation's iiiontlilr statement
This
twin hl'Ollit‘l‘ filarold hv twat-ll? out: i‘d 3‘5 “NV “ SW5" "”“l‘l train ”wmlfms mmWU“d “'llh ”‘9
' ' ' ‘ in Norwalk tho iliicst‘Augu5| 31.
is a decrctisc
~———-—...._ —.~..
, -—anuue1VNtint Ads are Winn")
itlrl'niillt-tl or-
Stittcs Stccl (‘oi‘»‘
were S.-
tlic corpoi-
issued to .. _
of 461 lil7,lit-lit-\'tnti tho i‘it‘c started from an open
orders 01‘ grate. »
" . ,_ ‘ _ _
SOUSA AND STEINKE.
COLONIA, N. J., :Two Liberty Loaners That, Surely
HAS BAD FIRE“ Made Good in Norwalk.
-_.... v What John Philip Sousa, armed with
(Continued on Page Two) his baton, and his his Jackie band did.
in a big way. tor the Fourth Liberty
Loan. this morning. “Billie“ Striiiko
did, all by his loncsoiiie. on the stages
of the Palace and lit-gent Theatres,
last night, with that mighty weapon, it
piece of crayon, aitletl and abetted by
a nimble and witty tongue, and a most.
taking personality. ‘
Tlit- names of ihc tucn burned or iii
.‘Jiti'cd. all lieutenants, \i‘t-‘l't‘ withheld
by the authorities. who said they prob-
ably would recowr. They were re~
lii lt‘ll iiiiiiutcs llit‘l‘t‘ wort- scrcrnl‘
thousand pt'cscnt. Fine as tho lilllsn
largely attendcd this mornini: from it ‘l'
lath home, (it t‘licstiitii sti'ect at 8:30.
and from St. Jose-pli‘s church at i The setting was ideal. The sailors
o'clock; wlicrt- ltt'i‘ many friends and groupt‘d on the given arotintldhc flail
relatives gathered to pay their lasil‘ill“. “‘1‘ ”"““‘ “H'm‘md'nu m
tribute oi‘ l'l‘Slit‘t'l. autumn tlt‘t'sst‘s,
Th0 unwm high Stripes “rating in the brilliant slln'.
mm“ was sum: by RN‘ Michel " light oi’wht-tttl combined in a pictiirc‘ and All Inflammation and Con-
Lynch. Mr. John McCormick or of inure liiili l’uti‘ioiisiii in sharp ”filtration, Cream of Mustard Gives
liridgc-porl rendered “One ‘
g. for us in keeping
Solemn Thought," as the college on do“) thev
l‘ ‘
tercd the church. “Are Marie." and itzif “In“ the homes
“Face to Facc. wore rendered by Miss? .» .
Alice Siilan while».\ilss Helena Mil-~ THREE FIGHTERS m COURT.
lard sang ‘Soiiio chot littyj“ As the' Thornton Olsen. John' .l. Hull andl
body was being bornc from the church Winfield Ketcham, all of this city. were;
”it“ choir lead in the singing of “Lead. :urcstcd lait t-i-riiing on the ('llllf'tt‘l‘ii
Kindly Light." assault and breach of pea”. l‘ (M
The pallbearers Were James Gilli lllcn werc arrested by Odin-r John;
trait. Stanley Stew-nit. Prank Collins Finn and were released undi‘l‘ bonds;
and William liaison. Interment was of 83" for iiiopi-arant-c in court 'I.‘.t§t
iiiatlo- in lhl' iamil) plot in St. Mary's morning. i
"IIH'WH. Tin-y had lm-n drinking and worr- in:
. bulimia hum unit Matted ‘0 um ;:
out among themaelvu,
o.—
“'qu 0' In Gonna.
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was. the patriotic spirit that it arous-l
. or! was t‘\'i‘ll flnci‘. i
illt‘il' FOR PROMPT RELIEF FROM
with the 5““ “"d'Grip, Sore Throat, Cold in Ghent
, ,._. .. , . wtlinre. . .
.eiitly. t (Ll to what oiii boys mtiuwt awful Instant. Relief and Comfort to the
We 5“ Sun‘erer.
it in far superior to murtardl
plnslen or any "Mount on that
‘ _ Th" ““2: it relieves Wm!
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m w m,- m guy. 3,"... my broke, up on the aim-run «(‘0‘- ll: It taken the mfil“ Wien- 0.!
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m with m “lilo cu Harem. ‘" 3” it but M "count mohair
. tit tam alum“ Iiih late
1'!» mt win. hut-l in so Mary- M 0' W °i "" but ““‘Wam. man. all! ml. "'31th
ohm old." to: m“ a “it" who. non-ulna, m, m,
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b.- all at” at the bet or put;
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l The hospital
vi ; portcd to be Llcutciiants Walsh, King.
Frazer, Sclilingersoii, Scliaiiiniiski and Mf' Stelnke '3 well—known for hm
cartoons. in the Bridgeport Standard—
American, and, when he was asked to
draw pirturea and, at the same time,
tell stories appertainin‘ to the Fourth
Liberty Loan. he went into it with all
his Weight, which is considerable.
"The best part of the show“ was tho
atitlioriiit-s said the
gt‘ii'e was unknown.
3' The flrc was quickly extinguished by
the; hospital fire fighting forces. The
i'niajority oi the patients in the" main
hospital did not know oi" the tire, until _ . , , , ' _
it was over. oft-spoken VPI‘th ot lllt llldJOrll) at
The hospital. built for emergency, his hearers, as ”10;" tilt-d out. and they
was recently completed and is csne- spoke tiuly. altho special attractions
Cliill) equipped for the treatment of 'were shown on the screens.
fractures and bone cases. it is design- Every word l‘" uttered had some-
cd to accommodate 2,500 patients. thing ‘0 do “"11 ““113 ”0"“5- and
every line he drew served to ticcenttr
ate and adorn the tale.
That he helped the hard “‘til‘k or the
local ioanet‘s is certain and congratula-
tions mo due. both to him and th'
committee. that brought liitii iictv.
hm
G Miss Harriet (.‘ome of New York is
spending a few days with her sister.
Mrs: John A. Hamilton of 2!" Pillar Hill
Road.
‘ muses
ommmmomnu lawman .0an h
Mammalian-auto“ Ila-“Hun
mulchuflwuny—I—tmdpflu
doll-flown.“ clan. ”o W 8
unnumnn-mu Dun-u
yup. wmflac‘aflwgu
“unto-d alga-lad”
“Ia-hue ~— annul-
_”d““hm
i
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