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WRTON HOLMES‘
TRAVEL PICTURES
Friday
Madge Kennedy
In a romance oi a butterfly who
flew into a net.
“Friend Husban ” .
And theat PATHE NEWS.
SATURDAY
George Walsh, in
“THE KID is CLEVER"
And Tenth Episode of
“THI EAGLE'S EYE.”
Matinee. 2:15. Evening. 7 and 9
o'Ciock.
Vaudeville Every Thurs-
day. Friday and Saturday
Today
See the Heroine of the Lusitania.
Beautiful Rita Jolivet
in Metro's Great War Spectacle.
“Lest We Forget
Thursday and Friday
Dorothy Dalton
In Paramount Picture.
.“Green Eyes"
I And 5 Acts of Vaudeville
7:
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
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A Phrtodrama of Social Conditions
Today. “The Blindness of Di. {
vorce"
Investigation shows that in 75 per
crnt. of the divorce actions the first
rumor: of husband and wife begin
with the same letter. Thus a man
named Charles is sued by a woman
named Cecelia or a woman named
Xantippe is charged with misconduct
by a man named Xenophon or Sant-
uel bv Sarah. ~
The solution of the divorce prob-
lem is obvious. When choosintz a lifci
mate. _never mind ‘it'ér looks, her dis-l
position, her lack of domestic trait;
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or her dowry. But do be careful that“
if your name is Robert not to lavishr
your affection upon Rosamond. The.
came applies eduallv to the women.i
{yours is Jeanne. do not fall in love:
with James. I
That divorces are. not always}
brought about through a similarity in
initials is shown in the William 'Foxl
picturization of “’Nie Blindness ot‘ i)i-.
vorcc." shown at the Regent Tlicatre'
today and Thursday. This wonder!
ftrl photodrama of Tennis made by,
Frank Lloyd. who t’irected “Les Mist.
et‘ables" and “.l 'l‘aie of Two Cities".
which are admittedly the two best
the
screen.
ENT TH EATRE FRID'AV
Madge Kennedy in the Goldwyn Fea-
ture. “Friend ushand"
Madge Kennedy. the irresistihlr
star in Goldwyn‘ Pictures, comes in
"Friend Husband." her latest produc-i
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cue-nuance- an I- to W has"
the I“ of a I.“ W D“
a "Hail .9! is road and Hamil!
lumihntshew-am'nankr
to talent I W au- 0' my
The tam-h lawyer is tantra-nu to
scare up a nice yous: man who will
be willing to marry Dorothy—for ade-
quate compensation—and then to go
away. The .girl laces the prospect o!
marrying with composure She will
have gained a fortune without losint'.
her r‘independence. The man is not
worth cosidering 301ml.
At the lawyer's office Dorothy
meets a young man. the son of a ROLL
judge. and :thumea that he is an up
plicant for the position she offers
min 3.4 a that cuts an in. mm.
thil‘b in» to tho IRI the may II
mm! of an) urn-l.
but whom ht suspects constantly
And from thr~ deteiope a tragedy and
only by ('llfli‘r"t ia- a still greater one
averted BuI the story is not ”mind.
on the contrarf. Being filled with
bright comedy and colotid'l'moments.
atmosphere of the
and with the
orussoa
(Continued from Page One;
Nor-walks heroes. who gate their iile
for their country. Those men who
died in camps in this country will hate
their names inscribed in sichrtietters
upon a black background. Tire names
of the boys who made the supreme
sacrifice on the battlefields of France
and Belgium. will be inscribeddn gold
on a bind: background. The names of
all other boys in the service are writ-
ten in columns, in alphabetical order.
~ The entire carpentry work was done
and contributed by A. l“. Hodges, the
local contractor. while Moeller. the
electrician. contributed the wiring of
the roll. The painting and also work
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Rita Jolivet in Metro Pictitre. “Lest
We Forget"
Rita J0lll"l. the talented star
the Metro screen spectacle of inter-
national war events "lest Tt'e Por-
get" is assisted by a cast oi super-
ior excellence in this production.
Hamilton Revelle. who plays op-
posite the star in the role of Harry
Winslow. ‘is one of the most dis-
tinguished actors on the stage. being
known not only in America. btrt
throughout Europe. He is already
well kown to Metro patrons. hal‘inlt
been starred in “The Price of Ma-
lice." “An Enemy to Society.” and
“The Hall Million ‘Bribef' He has
long been noted for his success in
romantic roles. He. was the original
CosseJBrissac in the maze production
oi “Du Barry." playing opposite Mrs.
Leslie Carter ’under Diri'id Beiasco's
management. and he appeared with
of
party. under contract witir the local
committee. and the trees. shrubbery
and vines .were purchased from Steph.
en Hoyt a‘ Sons' Co. of New Canaan.
mittee to formally dedicate this struc-
ture on Friday. when the illustrious
lr‘rench band would be in the city and
would make the affair one long to be
remembered. But in order to aid the
dcpar‘tmtut of health in safeguarding
the health of the people of the city.
these plans were dropped. but may be
'0'“ Netheisole in England and taken up later. when the dedication
America, playing opposite her as will be held.
than in “saplto.” as Don Jose in There are a number of names on
the board which perhaps are miss-
spelied. or there may be the names of
some of who have been left otrt. if
any such mistakes are noticed, it is
requested that the committee be noti-
fied and the corrections will be made
One more rrqttest is also made, that
the friends and relatives oi‘ the boys
in service hand their names in. that
they may be inscribed on tins stand-
inizsneurorral to them.
Tire committee has tound it net-es»
snry to ask once more for turtitcr
lunds whith are absolutely necessary
__... to complete the ltoli ol Honor. if the
T THE PALACE THEATRE people. or Norwalk only respond. as
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY they hate in the par-it. the small sum
, needed will soon be raised and the
lit‘utlllllll structure completed.
The following arc the natrles of fur-
ther contributors to the roll:
Victoria Rubber (‘o._ l'. J.
“Carmen." and other noted produo
lions.
'L. Rogers Lytton. well known
screen player. is seen as Baron \‘an
Bergen. n German master spy. a sim
ilar role to that be played in “The
Battle (‘ry of Peace." lie is now
serving as an ofilccr in the l'nr'ted
States Army. having secured a lentc
role in “Lest
We Forget."
Dorothy Dalttin‘in “Green Eyes” and
Five Act- of Vaudeville
A real southern camp meeting is
Brown.
‘tilmed in “Green Eyes." the new Par— Miss Florence Hamilton. Mrs. C. a.
Hoyle. Willinmdleh’lyn. R. G. Wilson.
‘ . . ‘ t‘oleburn a Lauder. Jerry Clark. J. J.
ton. Willi-h W” be shown “l ”‘9 Pal. Linxwelier. Dr. S. H. Huntington. Fred
1W“ Theatre Thursday and Friday. S. iiyxbee. Samuel McGowan. Amt-ri-
Thomas H. lrrce produced the picture can list to. lifesden Lace Works. p.
and with his usual determination to W. “at (‘o.. Elwood £- Glover. titty-
_ . . ll -~n premiums. A. M. Poirlntan. l’. P.
leate nothing undone that “out if Horns. iratid H, Miller.
amount picture starring Dorothy llel
THE BLIND/WES! OFQIl/OR. C'E
P'O x
Scene From “The Blindness of Divorce." Showing at the Regent Thea—
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WILLIAM
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m roon annual
TE! BIVAITI' noun
human-nuns at the m “I
“mflhadefiwhmm
momma-mutant“
tunnwuw-‘ghwdw hour-cal
tar-Mm W mammal. a,
It» ttatru- r- M b are,
I I“ IBM in n t-‘ n“ Mflii
wife who is '
DEDICATION OFF!
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“sumac-a.
. ed 3‘- iievd Van-cl.
“(M'ISIM g"
has been far.
P Danae. of the.
tart-«l sum“ ‘u ”m. on in“ But Nurwalk Tobacco Fund. from?
{harm The I’m! Philips new of Willie Ftci hogan. Base Hospital;
‘ 'mPI:::VT\'::-i: igzgfianded by ‘ h“. ‘lZ'i. (‘ump Mct‘lelland. Annlet‘un. Ala.
borne island. in the to»: hey. this be" Friend “member “' ms.
As i have n few minutes to spare l
we cutter. The bow at the naval egg.
libel which collided "till the trergu.“
was reported to hate been damaged thought i would drop you a few lines
5 The Port Philip was I "8891 of 4-- about Camp McClelland and about
$060 gross tons. She sank in about the flu. that's short for Spanish in-
\e‘.t‘ul_\*ti\'r tee! of water. . _
r. fluenza, and it‘s raising therdickens
:with the boys here. Thev are cominz
‘bIUNITIONS WORKER in so fast we can't handle them and
DISOBEYED ORDERS we haven’t enough nurses to care for
r hill!" roan, net is The numb m gum..." k..."
freight otro.:h!p i‘ofl Philip nua- > .
bound. on. sunk ll a collision man a "h“ b “kn"
1 them, and consequently. a lot are dv-
_ TRENTOX. Ontario. Oct. lG.--rlnves- inz. Bill Klein is working in one of
'tigation ot‘ the munitions explosion the hospitals here and we have been
ultcit destroyed half of the llritisi. . , ,
,(‘bemical Co, Ltd. plant here on “uh enough not so! it H“ but Tam
Monday. m) dist-lcsed. it was an- knocking wood at that. ,l have run
inounced here today. that one. or three across a lot of Norwalk boys here.
employes attending the nitrator failed but they are in the artillery. and
. lo obey his instructions explicitly as to there are some. of them that have 80‘
l the quantity of chemicals to he used. , _, .
' Officials expressed the Opinion that the" the flu. “e would have been on on;
lemploye responsible was without ma- “'3" across “0" only for ll “id
{licious intent there is one place i never want to
it WASHI:G'I;U:~¥N. 16.7~Eig‘:rtrmil- see again. this is it. They have clos'
i on poun s o . were save row a
ldestructlon during m“ recent M9 “red all the canteens and took the mef.
. the Gillespie Shellicading plant at 0‘" 3° they could help "‘ke care 0..
‘ Morgan. N. J.. by an army airplane. the sick ones and had to move all the
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was done by the Bridgeport Sign Com“, which flew over the wrecked works at medical men out of their winter quar- next Thursday. ”Oi“ 313510 5135 9- III--
I an “mud“ 0' "000 re“ “d directed ters into tents and believe me. Mike.
. the fight against the "soles. The War h i it! ii'hts u in‘
ldcpartment announced the feat today. "9’ some n co co n " p
idlscloslns that the plane on pflomd these mountains. lt matte! you think
it had been the intention of lhtt war by Lieutenant Cyrus P. Bmythe. with of beinrt stuck out on Round Beach in With a parade led by a band of music.
. ““0" H- 11- Armstrong as 05'0""- the winter time without any matches.
.We have to wear a muslin mask over:
our face from morning to night. They!
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
__._. took eleven out of our company thial
NE‘V YORK. ”Ci. it; ”VI" S't‘QPI. '
10:30 a. rn.l.-—Speculatlve issues feat- morning 'm‘ h “d put them in the
tried the firm to strong twening of to hospital. You mu“ be in the an“.
day‘s Stock Market. Wilson packing now. because you told me you would
gaining almost 4 points and American be in the next one.
[re 6. Studebaker added 2 points to r -
yesterday's ll~point alliance. tutti Mar to any Southern camps, Mike. youll
tine Pfd. rose 2 m 4 points Metals like the North a whole lot better. anal.
and prominent equipments. including i hope if you do go. you will either
1'. S. Steel. were higher by large irac- get Union or Devens. because all
tions to a point. Rails were dull. the . ce
tnotement extending inure generally you want ‘0 do is to look at this pin f
into specialties during the first. half and you KN ”Ck in your stomact. sol
lltllli‘. . l Wlflll you gtod luck. Mike. and give.
1 WALL STREET. Nrmtr,-—Speclalties my best regards to the bunch. ‘.
continued to lead during the busy tore- pva'rE FRED litYGAN. :
noon. transacltom tn tl..’tt period up .
proximatlng 4.10000 shares. lirokers ‘ H“— . .
reported appreciable “NW“. of puh- Mrs. Russell Mead of East horwalk
il(' lilit rust. )Inlut‘x “A“! [heir sub. is in El llf‘l' ironic. ‘
sidtarlee. especially Sttrtttbakcr. Max-l r
well. P, S. Rubber and Good‘ rich. model Charles Kenncy has acct‘itlt‘d I P0 :
extreme gains of ‘__‘ [0 4‘2 points. Oils sition as assistant keeper on Peck'S'
at u cytcltrictl their advances. Pan " .
Atrtcriran' l‘ctrnlcutrr Preferred mak- Lighthoust‘. L l
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ing 1' ltrrlln-r gain to 9 pr'ln's Ship-
"mrzs :th metals were prominent at Mr. and Mrs. Herman Quittncr. Ol’
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‘u-rtr ri‘llly higher levels and i'cople‘s Spay‘pw avenue. have mow-d to lhclri
ins and Ohio rose Hf, to 2 points, At
noon :iclility in rails was revived.
t'ntou i’nciflc rising nearly two points
:lliil t‘nnndian l’ttcitlc more than recovv Wallace lit-ll. of Core nvenuc.
l-rllttz its early lDR‘l of 1:” points. accepted it position with the Unite-til
\\ Alli. STREET. l230 p. Illn’Tffld' 5“"ng Shipping Board. at Wilson'Sr
lug slackened perceptibly at noon. point
lenders reacting i to 3 points and .' l
war straws displaying further Iren'vl‘. Daniel itiiommedieu of East Nor“
noss, Losses were almost irnmediate- walk has been assisting in ”W Butter
lv recovered. however. oils and Slade & Egg store on Washington “We”
halter mounting to higher levels. l'. S. South Norwalk.
Steel and other equiprn’ents also lln"
proted substantially. ; Rtlssf‘lleril‘TIV. manner" "f Haf-
i'ner‘s East Side store. ' whittled it
;his home on Second ...eet with an at
trick of the grip.
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SAIJS '8 ”NE foR l Miss Lorlm Bertine. and her broth-
eer. Wesley. are confined to their home
with an attack of
. lilDNlYS, Gilli Milli::.i’f§.§“..‘l‘:;1:..
FWIh the Kidney: at Once When»
Hack Hurts or Bladder Both- ‘
era
No'nian or woman who eats meshing cohfined to his home
regularly can make a mistake by vere cold. '
flushing the kidneys occasionally.f
says a well-known authority. Meat‘ Private Henry M. Warm. who is sta-
forms uric acid which clogs the kid- tinned at the Carlis‘le lndian School.|
ney pores so they sluggishly filter or at Carllsie. Okla. has remembered
strain only part of the waste and pot- Michael P. Dunne with a postal from
sons from the, blood. than you get his camp. ’
sick. Nearly all rheumatism. head-i -
iaches, liver trouble, nervousness. 0011‘? (‘aptain Richard G. Hendrick has
'stipation' dizziness. sleeplesmfls_’returned to his home from a short trip
l bladder disorders come front sluggish 1“ PO" NEWark. New Jersey. White
lkidnev. [there he witnessed the launchings of
The moment‘you feel a dull ache in the two new steel ships. the "Allies"
the kidneys or your back hurts. or “fraud "Consort." which took place on
lthe urine is cloudy. offensWe. full m-QMonday afternoon.
sediment. irregular of passace, or an;!
fended by n sensation of scaldlnzfi
tct‘l about four ounces of Jad‘Salter'l‘Pt’l" mml’lillm‘d '0 'h“ “9““ that
frmm any reliable pharmacy and tutu-T for the out three mornings some
a taint-spoonful in a glass of watcr‘om‘ had "MOW“ it" home by means
before “mgr.“ for ‘ few my. and oi a hitch key. and had atolcu it"
your area.” will then act fine. rarurmldnn'» lunch. which W“ in"! W
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Try not to come
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winter apartment in New York City. .
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has‘
._—._s
—-eonunet want Ads are Winner?
Sherman Powers. no emplove of the
John Hancock Life insurance (‘o.. is
able to be around once more. after he-
with a se-
.\T’rs. Elizabeth Ahn'iutv. of Thomas
fit-ou- units to made from the acid at 0" u" “3" ‘0" them. m ”n” f" .
mm and teat-a intro. mar” ‘ lnicstllallll.
with titties-d who-uni for m
““*"Md"'"m"“ motion cream».
nun-bu the. to only”: to
m..- "um... ..
: Colman of Brooklyn New the week-end.
l merly a rmidcut of this town and has
‘ been visiting friends here to: several
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One hundred and MI I... I!
payers and residents at Maya—1‘
vicinity have signed the not“.
against the establishment of In
work at the old Boylatola tam.
which have been sent to the new
officers of No walk. Barton and to t“
Starla Mtdicztl Officer at Hartford. AI.
ter calling attention to their hum-I.
orial rit'hls it binning and fishing in
Pit/e Mile litter. the signers state:
“in our opinion. it is as much I.
function of \our OirhfL’WhiCb you
hold for our protection—to prewar
this unsanitary innovation as it would
be to inoculate or quarantine again?
other forms of infection.
in calling upon you in the name ot
the women and children of Rowayton
to act at once we are voicing the. de-
mands of only one section of our
community. which is now thoroughly
aroused and determined to prevent
this nuisance before its consequences
have "become irremediabie. in tho
words of a recent editorial in the
New York "Times" on a question at
public health. “it is not true econo-
my to promote disease aid cure it ’
any more than to allow dcfilement of
water and then to cleanse it."
Rowayton Avenue
Mrs. W. P. Ambler. Mrs. P. P.
Muendel. Mrs. S. G Adams, Mrs. En.
K. Hackiey, Miss Mary F. Hackley.
Miss Josephine Jcssup. Mrs. lda Row“
land, Mrs. Earl F. Themes. Mrs. WI.
H. Doland. Mrs, J. H. Coates, Ital
Kate A. Crockett, Mrs. Lowden Jen-r
sup. Mrs. Fred C. Merrifield, In.
D. S. Davenport. Mrs. D. P. Wicks.
Mrs. Ernest Varian, Miss Lauri-
Crockett. Mrs. C. T. Mitchell. Mill
E. Cushman. Mrs. A. B. Clcverlcy'
Mrs. Win. it. Thompson. Mrs. P. N.
Needle. Mrs. A. A Ruscoe. Mrs. Read.
Mrs. Geo. W. Stevens. Mrs. Elia.
beth Gazer. Mrs. John L. Tyler. Mrs.
John n. Brondwnv. Mrs E'Cusnmu.
Miss M. Cushmnn. Miss R. Oak”.
Mrs. Margaret Morreil. Mrs. Mary I.
Jennings, Mrs. John Plander. Mrs. J"
J. L'Hommedieu. Mrs. Forest E. Cane?"
Mrs. Elmer H. Case. Mrs. A. .0030.
Miss Olive Cole. Mrs. George Wright.
Mrs. Oakcs. Miss Mabel Cakes.
Mrs. Josephine Craw. Mrs. F. ('.
Brown, Mrs. George Wright. Jr., Mr i.
Mary Jarvis. Mrs. Moses Racked.
Miss Maria l.. Millspatiah. Mrs. Sat-v
ab 1.. Millspattgh. Mrs. it. 8. Barclar.
Mrs. i-‘. R. Stevens. Mrs. M. L. Ray-
mond. Mrs. B. J. Raymond, Mrs. W.
1. Stevens Mrs (h P. Cutbill. In.
Henry For-ell. Mrs. Preston Hurt. Mrs.
Paul Bartram. Mrs. Lillian C. Hamil‘
ton. Mrs. Earl Stevens. Mrs. Alice
Marsh. Mrs. Andrew Mills, Mrs Clam
C. Grant. Miss Mabel A. Harrington.
Mrs. Ethel Desmond. Miss Ethel JenO
nines. Miss Mildred Jennings, Mia!
weeks post. has returned to her h0hre.~ Margaret R. Jennings. Mrs. H. E. More
after spending the latter part of llt‘l‘y‘lPV. Mrs. G. W. Moore.
stay in town with Miss llattit- Murphyu West Side Ayenue
' l Mrs. Anna D. Williams. Hon. Sec-
Another gold star has been added to‘ relay)" R. p~ p}. 37 South Norwallr.
Darten’s “in“? flag. Edward PuA‘lt’llr‘Conn. Miss Dorothy Raymond. Mrs.
one of the three sons or M" and “W'Alicc .1. Brandi. Mrs. Lillian H. Par.
“90"“ w, ”um" 0’ "‘0 P08! bomb... Mrs. l-Iliznbcih n. n. iiopps. Mrs.
died at Camp Meade, Va. last Wednes- - Selina M. Feller. Miss Lucile A. Bram
‘11:)sz Eggnisihgingfiztltgt. lA |fourth'son da. Mrs. Aaustn t‘. Darling. Mrs. Ver-
‘ ment work at Daltimore an ‘0‘?” on F. Sparks. Mrs. Louise 8. Max".
; is also at Camp Meade ' dim“. '" Mrs. Mary Williamson. Mrs. Grace D.
lut Camp Devens . Privatmlid frills “l.“‘llliamson. Mm. Kate L. Hoyt. M”-
zelt e t ‘ ‘ .. e war Pu" Elizabeth A Rawaond. Mrs. Eliza-
“ eled the 39”!“ June 2“ 'beth Wein’tun. Mrs. Lucy J. William~
“” 7son Mrs. u lsnbellc Smith Mrs. Thy-
Rev. G. E Richter of i\tansiield_ave-'m
“en“? church M Stamford for the p!” ilor. Miss Alive Cook. Mrs. Elizabfith
nue. who has hen pastor of the Munich}. Halter. Mru. Henrietta lr. Ravmond.
year and a half was ”“1“ assigned Mrs. James P. Lawton. Mrs. Elsie P.
by the ccnicrence which met at Manas- ' Stelnhardl‘. Mrs. Ben'i. K. an)”;
quan- N- .r, '3!" “'99“ ‘0 ”‘8‘ church! Mrs. c. D. Albrecht. Mrs. P. Savage.
which has made gratifying DYOEFPSS'Mr-S. .lulills West. Miss Minnie I.
under Mr- Rlclller's leadership- ““08- Minor Miss Julia. L. nun, Miss Mar!“
Mr and Mrs. H. A. Gibbs of Gracie
street are visiting friends out of tour.
Mrs. and Mrs C. J. Ottmer of Maple
avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. Z. R.
Rev. and Mud]. E. Richter have re-
turned from the M. P. Conference held
last week at Manasquan. N. J., and
Mrs Richter in now spending a. few
days with his mother at Woodhaven.
L. i.
A fire. in the plant of the Barton Re-
view last Wednesday delayed its publi
cation. it was a more serious fire than
that of a couple of weks ago. in the
sam'e place. and the local fire depart-
ment was called to subdue it.
The annual fair of the Udies‘ Aid
Society of the M. E. church to be held
Thursday and Friday. will include a
fancy-goods and apron booth. at home-
made-candy booth. a vegetable table.
an ice-cream booth. cake and hre'ad
table. and fish pond.
The war-relic train will stop here
on the Railroad avenue siding. to ex}
hibit trophies. captured from the Ger-
mans. The train will be welcomed
it will start from the town hall at 2:30
and arrive at the siding about 3.
Rev. George W. Ogden. pastor of th:
Methodist Protestant church at New
ton Heights for the past two years,
has been assigned to a new appolnt
ment at Ha‘rdingville. N. J., and ex-
pects to take up that work in a week
or two. At present all churches in
New Jersey are closed because of in-
fluenza.
rilichard D. Halloran of West Haven
left. town last week for St. John‘s Col
lege. brooklyn. where ire entered the
Strident Army Training Corps. lie is a
product if Centre school and a grad
note of Norwalk high school, class of
1916. He has recently been employed
by the Remington Arms (‘o.,in [widge-
‘port.
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Miss P‘anshaw. who. with her broth»;
er. Samuel (i. Hayter, who is new in a
soldiers' home in New Jersey. was i‘or-
perplexing problems of church admin-oh. B. Raymond. Miss Mary F ‘3‘“;
lstration. the conference. in additionffin‘ Miss mm- ‘1‘ Meeker. 51,3. 9......"
‘0 the Pastoral? of the Stamfordi A. Davis. Mrs. Minnie z. Davis. Mrs.
church. has placed the churches at Nahum“ 1.1 Gayvi'gon' Mrs. H. E. nay. .
roton Heights and at. Silvermino tin-Emotid. VMrs. E. Tinker, Mrs. Harriet
der his supervision. ‘ A, liizzins. Miss Moe Adele Feller.
"’" Mrs. (‘. R. lixaninr. Mrs. Harry W.
Street. Miss Catharine Lynch. Mrs.
Frankly?) Lynch. Mrs. J. a. T. Reed.
ers. Clara l’iradenback. Mrs. W. DA
8. Bates, ‘Mrs.’ Geo. T. Clark. Mrs. J.
‘W. Taylor. Mrs. R. 8. Mills. Mrs. 800
phia R. Petty. Mrs. Elmer P. Zollnen .
Mrs. F. H. liart. Mrs. iienrlettl 1'.
Raymond. Mrs. John Snllhn.
' Tokeneke
Letters from Capt. J. iJndsav lioyt. “Wm M 1h” summer residents ham .
of Stamford. state that his company returned to "‘9 Cilyl.
5" “n "" “"d "”"M “ """' m" Mrs. Louis Tctard. Hist! an. no-
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