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Charles Lane of Dorlon's Point is ill
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Miss Emma
, ltreet. who has underwent an opera-2
. Man for appendicitis at the \‘orwalk
‘nnd is resting quite comfortably to-
The Ladies' Aid society of the East
venue M. E. church will meet tomor-
M afternoon at the church. The Red
floss Auxiliary of the church met as
final last evening and a large number
the much needed gauze masks were
5 plated.
very enjoyable social time was
, ~t. last evening when the members
, the Que Es club met at the home ofI
. Bertha Farr on Winfield street.
t evening was Thrift Stamp night
the the members and routine business
Little Miss Virginia Greene, daugh-
fiat ofv'hir. and Mrs. J. A. Greene of
Ms! avenue. is a very proud little girl.
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Olla Tablet! Get inOtant Ballet
Dy Taking Papa' a Diamain
n meals don't fit and you belch
‘ ill. and undigested food. When
“limit of distress in stomach.
ulna. heartburn or head
Hire is instant relief—No wait-
uninspired-tabloid
Ml- au tho arr-aqua t.
animal-crease“:
flan-alt. barman-tau
‘MIflnan
V Ilhis home with an attack of hte grip.l
[Hospital on Saturday, is recovering
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A Soldier Facing Death For You
Somewhere in France‘today, at this very minute, there
is a- soldier looking straight into the face of death.
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He is doing this for you.
By night and day, in storm, in rain, in cold and gloom,
facing a hundred deaths he never hesitates a minute but
does his duty without a thought of hesitation and without
ought of reward.
What are you doing for him today?
something to prove that you appreciate what he is doing
for you?
Of course you do. Then act on your desire and
do the
When you think of that man don’t you Want to do
SHIRE.
buy Liberty Bonds which will help to safeguard him and
to bring him back home.
After you have bought all you can tell your friends to
Bullherlyllonds'l‘oday
AnyBIIlel
This Space Contributed to Winning the War by
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.. 85 No. Main St, 80. Norwalk
'lnst Thursday Hfltl‘ buying a Libertle
liond. she had the honor of being pre-'
sented to and shaking hands with !
Ill..ieutenant Sousa, the famous band i:
Imalster l I
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The \acant l.’ Hommedieu store on:
East Washington street will be the
Iscene of the rummage sale to be held.
under the auspices of the Women's
Auxiliary of Chrlst Church on Thurs!
.day. Ifi'lday and Saturday of this week}
“DAMIEN:
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‘ Practically all of the boys in Sprint:-
I'zers barber shop on East Washington match between Woodwni and ween-
street and about twenty five applica wlch Countrv Club, ulrlth was played
tions were received from men who there.
wish to be made voters for the coming
elections.
rlen side of Sprlnadale fought with
Miss Mae Lord, the successful
evangelist who is conducting a cam-
paign at the East Avenue M E
church. will hold her first evening
l service tonight. She will hold services
{every night for the next three weeks
Iwith the exception of Monday and
I Saturday evenings.
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‘illilil SAVEfiilP. I:|I
Mllllfilifllllii i9!!!
New Home Cards to Guide
the American People
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entire neighborhod for a few hours.
Nobody was seriously hurt and the
Clarence Worth of the Dar-ten side.
1who was Iiromoted to First Class
Quartermaster in the Aviation Sec-
-tion. Naval Reserve. after one month
in training.- left Sunday night for
Greenvtlle. S. 0., after spending a
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[lawman
The Federal_-_ Food Board issued the
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following statement yesterday. ii“
. ‘A new home card. the most impor'
'tant ever put before the American pub-r WWW
.Iic. will be issued in the liear future
'by the United States Food Administrai Miss Ethel Jennings of Crockett
tion as the next step in the food can i street, is a victim of the grip.
servation program for the comipgi _..____.
Nellie months " Mrs Charles E. Scotleld of noway-
i'Juat as a new war program for pub
lic eating placaa h. l fomulatcd‘ ton avenue is entertaining her mother
to guide hotels. mtauranta. boardin‘g’ "" cm” mm x" “V" c",
hon-ea clubs to. in the oonservationl
of food. so the new bottle card. it is»
hoped. will be a mutant
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.Mr. and Mn George Quintard of
minderto ”Jasmin. were Sunday MI of Ir.
boo-«vim of the vita We!
{M‘m and in” m mind In John Tyler of McKinley
the fact that the people of the Unit“ M
Siam Iaat can 50 m cat. IO!‘
food daring in. am rum was Earl? Imam moo-clamo-
tmamydtaaarlaauaaaunaria abandoluaemnaatwkannd
omumthaaaodaataaralllaa ”wan-Warmth
can“.
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Michael P. Shea and Albert W. Eldfidale were. sit the Woodrow Golf Club
” l ridge were in session yesterday at Sel- ' on Saturday. actin! fl! Cnddlefi "17716
Hanson of Fattage
Some ltaliana. who reside on tin! DIL
fists, stones and knives over there.
one night last week. and aroused the
cause of the quarrel was not discover-
ehort furlough with his parents here.’
the Stamford hllrttll‘fll, where she un-
der-went an operation.
Mrs. Edgar lluyrrrond is able to be
out again. after M'Yt‘l‘lll dayv' illness of
the. grip ulrittr lit ltssiinlt‘d her being
confined to her home in Rowaytou ave
nue.
h‘dWin l. Stctens of Rowsuon uvc
efficiency depnr mom of the Yale &
Towne Mfg. corrrpany of Stamford.
Russell Hall of Lcizun street and Al-
fred Walker of Rotou avenue are the
only Rowayton boys who leave on
Wednesday. October 23.Ifor l-‘ort Mon
roe, Virginia.
A few catches of mackerel were re
ported by fishermen at the Roton Point
dock. yesterday. No boats were out.
as the wind made the Sound too rough
for comfortable fishing.
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James Desmond of
Rowayton avenue. entertained Mrs.
Desmond's two sisters: Misses Helen
and Elsie McGuinnes of Brooklyn. and
Mr. Desmond‘s brother. Frank Des
mood of Brooklyn. over the week-end
The trip to onnectlcut was made by an-
tomoblle.
Mr. apd Mrs.
Word received from Ralph Campbell.
who is in the United States service.
and who is stationed'at Princeton In-
boratory. Princeton, N. J.. and who has
been in the hospital in that place,
states that he is much better and is
now able to be up.
Miss Ruth Stevens of Rowayton
avenue. who has been subrfilllllnfl nl
Ithe Waterbury Telephone exchange
during the time that the operators of
the Southern New Enaland Tahiti”?
company of that city were having their
vacations. has returned home and la
bow once more at the Roth Nonalh'
ox chm.
Ensign John Cleverly. who habitual
caloyhaatwomb'taflaaflalth
luau- of his bureau in (‘aac ova-Ia.
Mahatma. bla ulna all.
amatwhvdm-
MWMW.MI
Million-lam banana In:
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limit-chm
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uflkfl fl “.3
tzen, continues to be filled. When full
it is taken either to South Norwalk or
i llarien, where the pits are shipped to
irenriquurtcrs. and then comes back to
llt' filled once more.
Epistopal church were well attended
Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Henry F.
Kaslf’ndt’lt'k was in (horse of the
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nue. has lthlflllttl his position in the. "19ml“ eH'VlCt‘ 0"? ”‘9'“th M“ Pinchbeck are on the invalid list.
t5“ the.
ya who
uet of the morning service
‘ reading of the names of the
were at some time connected with the
Sunday school. and who are now serv
in: their country in either the army or
nmy. Roaayton also has one young
lad) who is doing her hit for the cause
daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Crock- ;
on of Rownyton avenue. a trained
nurse. now on duty somewhere in
fiance After reading the names Capt‘
Charles W. Bell offered a special pray
er in their behalf. People at the serv
ice remarked on the short but very
beautiful prayer- offered by Captain
Bell for the welfare of the local repre-
sentatives in the service. Several
members of the families of the boysI
were present at the senice. The. Sun- t
day school session at 11:50 was well.
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attended, its was also last evenings
service.
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Charles Keene. carrier on Rural not
liven route 12, begins a two-weeks‘
vacation on Turned”. l
Twenty-threeImberr of Greenfield
Hill mange were entertained by Nor-'
field Grange Friday Mains.
Kenneth and not". the snail sons;
of Mr. and Mrs. "all t'. Fitch oli
Good Hill. are quite ill with urine.
All of the services of the Methodist
and she is Miss Marlon F. Crockett. ‘Harcor in Newtown.
Invartctyofveaetablcawlllbaanaale. Ammfimlfldfififl-
t'mlihthaeortaem-am ”We!” pat-
“- "“ “snowmen: w
I!“ fill e a
.‘ntaobanp “unannounced W
mill-Ill". . l '
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umué'fl'ulnum... mare. alumna
“anthem-nomina-
dmwflm not
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l r years. or the tworgctoun section of reported on the gain. a
Wtston otcurretl from pneumonia ot oi-ab-v-i-i
the Danbtiry Htspitrrl Thursday. last. Sim Jum‘ \ Si‘lli'ck t thy
s or .
the funeral being htltl from the porI- 1‘" ”0‘“ birthday \0 ‘1 5 rm
. . the home of her tlnughlt’l. |'->' " ‘
Ients residence bunday alternoon. C. Bump N Putnam a\.9mlt‘ south.
Voraalk On account of the influr mm
celebrated;
ill.
Mrs. Edward Rowland and her two epidemic a largo fiflihl‘lns’ k Wt“:
mus. William and Charles of the Ear-rtI bile“ up. although Mrs. Sellecmlw:
Frank liar I ‘alnd to see any of her tricnt s m .-
Side are ill with grippe.
to in
(‘Iil of tin l pper Parish. also William} ' p
Word has been lttti\t‘ll by Mr and.
i Mrs. George R. Steycns ot lllt put me
Stephen Harcor formerly 0’ “'95an ot the wound their son receitcd at tho
“0" 0‘ Bridgeport, Who expected to be front in France. recently l"tptrl;t:ti is.
sent for military duty to France veryl machine gun bullet entered [K in
I under the eve and passed out near tit--
soon has been in town for a farewell can“ it “as a close shave, said (.cor. .
Vim Mm his brother Frank ”“005: but the Hun that did it will never mm
and also visited his brother Joseph another bullet. lie is recoveringr trnm
‘the wound and by this time is ltlllll-
‘ ably ill action once more.
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The funeral of Chester l-‘anchehg
Iazcd 30 years who died at his home on; New Canaan has now reached .1...
Bradley street, Friday evening from 4.50900 mark. and still goinc up
pneumonia. following an attack of the There is no question that the quota “E
prevailing influenza. washeld on Mon-P '33“ 200 “’l" he "'“hed WM“ \“I‘I
r to Fri ch w th~ ldest ”“3““ “’ “‘"g ”m" "1" ”WWW
tay ‘ n or as ( e son fetls a little disappointed at nt‘ 1'”
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B Puncher 0’ celting more small subscriptions N
Broad stneet. a member for several present there are only about 350 int:
Years of the Norton! Conaregational' ‘t‘flbm I385?!” “Gmeihmfi 1”" "‘
church. and besides his parents. leaves for “‘9 T r Joan. - ._. I
to mourn his early death. his wife. NOT FITTED FOR MILITARY
formerly Miss Eula l‘erris of this place WORK.
and three little son's. all under eight? . "’““ ,
tears of age also his brother. Stanton.’ WASHINGTON, Oct. lit—:egmllgll
'Fanclret His death entries as a shack of laWyers t0 be commiss one or or
’to his many friends here. and much Judge Advocate-Generfll's Department
through application has proved to be
simpathv is express“ for m" sorrow impractical and has been abandoned.
lng family
The War Department today announc-
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:ed that hereafter commissions would
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The Fourth Liberty lioan driu lll
be granted in limited numbers only.
after investigation through profession-
al sources or the records of men be-
lieved to be fitted for military wot-.k
Want Advertise-
a Sentinel
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Miss Margaret O'Shaughnessy ls tie-I m- . ..
Horse Blankets
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The community canning sale will be
held at the C. it. Patrty (‘ofa store on
Saturday. Oct. 13. fro- 10 to 18 a. in.
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Norwalk Chronicler