NQRDTOI!
G. E, t‘iapp has returned to town. all
trip in
The choir cf the East Avenue M. E.
Thumb will not hold their u‘ual week-i , _ _
“treadmill this week. a iler enjoying a fine fishlng
’ 2 Maine.
mas Hazel Beau oi Van Zanl street. M“.
. . yesterday in New York city. ‘ "
guest oilfiends.
: M those on Edlie alenue who
when confined to their homes
1;” Spanish Influenza are. Mrs. Rus-
~ and. Mrs. Elis Howard. Miss.
, Shufeltt and Frank Haliam.
—'
. . Theodore Ilatcltpott and .\llss
“- Elizabeth llaVe left town for a trip of
. sevelal weeks to Warrenlown, l‘a.
Mr. and Ill rs. B. It, Warner of Gracie
‘:-YI("(>’I rccen‘ly entertained
.\ll's. Willie Show of New York city.
l
.\ils. “animal: of Brooklyn. who was
a teacher ill llnrien schools before her
“lord John E. O‘Sullivan has an»
«a that the Dorlon l’oint'iiotle
Win open until about December
those patrons who delight in the
Heat. shore dinners served.
Miller at Gracia street.
George W Slterel. who has been dis»
; peliucr of sodas at Allen‘s drug store
. __.._ ' 5during the summer. is now an in?
”ft William (“ill-2 is "“"l' l“ “'1‘“ spector at the Remington plant ill
1” prevailing influenza at her home. Bridgeport.
win avenue. She is being attended
It! herlmothel'. Mrs. Edward E Mead,
m ability as a nurse is well
”on
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The household of Edward Eldridge
flint arenue, seems to have more
than its share of Spanish influenza.
m Eldridge. her daughter Kathryn.
and son Elbert are all down with the
W‘ .
Ml members of the Red Cross Auxil-
Mof the East Avenue M. E. church
on mounted to meld,” the church
tomorrow afternoon to sew for the Red
019* and to complete the auxiliarys
mt gauze masks for the local
The ladies of the Women‘s Auxiliary m
fl can» church opened the three-day in
malaria sale in the L'Honlmedieu
flora on East Washington street this
Minx. A number of very service-
”waxy; 2:31:11“? $2,: :29: in connection with the fair to open
on “10 and it is hoped it will tonight at the Methodist ’(‘lllll‘l'lL the
"u patronized The sale will (2011- Ladies‘ Aid Society will serve a slipper
‘ . of the quality for which they are tallied
today, tomorrow and balulday. . for a small fee.. and on Friday night.
instead of the supper, an entertainment
for which no fee will be charged, is to
9. 2”! Avenue M‘ E‘ church was be given by a number of the young pm
Well attended last evening. Miss Mae p“. of the emu...“
lord of Hartford is in charge obthe ‘
Wicca and through her efforts they
in proving a fine success. The ‘ser-
Vices will be held every night with the
adoption of Monday and‘ Saturday
been a captain of the Ordnance depart-
. them, has now been promoted and is a
major in command of the remount utlit
at (‘amp Upton.
Ensign A. ll. Smith of the U. S. Navy
ham Ha'y Training Station. and Is now
at Annapolis, has been in town for a
few days.
Edwin Ilil "I ' \l.r'lall|‘lll avenu-
who has been at the. Ithaca aviation
twining school since his enlistment
about September 1. was at home for a
few days last week.
Lieutenant William Ziegler. Jr.. of
cat island. who has been at Wash-
aton most of the time since Ills en-
listment in the army. over a year ago.
is now serving at the front in France.
The nightly evangelical service at
Preparations are now complete for
the patriotic deulonstratlml today.
when the war relic train will stop at
evenings of each week. for the next L’:::P?imr£m§:r ”1:30:3Wm23’u32”
"0 weeks. S in] service: w" b I . . I l 0'
cpec ‘ ill 9 lnenls. Morel alld residences will be
hold ”eh Sunday. gay with flags and hunting. and every
crganization in town will fall in line at
2:30. rettlrnina to the railroad siding
at the poagofilce within an hour. when
the relic train is expected to arrive
‘Ite souvenirs captured from the (let'-
mans. helmets. suns. etc, will be en»
hibitctl there for two hours, and then
the train will move on to New
Canaan.
Iliillll will an
J. ulontinuau from First l'uxet-td‘V‘
' Ameeting of the taxpayers anti
property owners of the Third District
”will be held tomorrow evening in the
mfln school. at which time the ad-
fllability of entering into a contract
in tho‘Connecticut company for serv.
icon will be discussed. Much interest
it: being evinced in the meeting and
, ere promises to be a record crowd ill
ttendance. , 1..
3111's. George Finch of s Winfield
treat. reported to the police lllis mom-
”I that someone had stolen eight of
choice fowls last evening. This
not Mrs. l‘inclt's-flrsnlo‘ss, as tht
baskets of tomatoes mysterious-
sappeared front lll'l' back porch a -
uklgo. Sheitlternotified tllepolice and \\'c bolt» tact-d no lwlil of sub
all‘pt four of the eight chickens Ilad marble or battle-line must show our
4.. Mn found in a lot may htq‘ Ilotnc. selves worthy of the lllt-n (lo-ncl‘tll l’cr
. -_y. were. all dead. however. and it Slllllg l'OlIlmmltli. ,
,, -ltod as if the theft had ben commit- There is only one thing ot tlo. For
.by a dog, The matter has been W, cvcryolle to take bonds and then more
rred’ to Dog Warden Thomas 1c, binds. If yotl have used all yotlr
Walsh. who is investigating the page, tcudy cash. (It) to the bank and mort~
gage your earnings. Pay down 10 per
Private William Plunkcll, .\iotor (t‘lll of the taco value of the bollti and
E1 . naport 00., 481. (mm, Merritt. New the banks will loan you the rest of the
Jersey, has written the following lct- lltcncy for 3 months with two renewals
‘ to~Micbael p. Dunne, of the East. tI' yott desire it. The bond takes care
orwalk Tobacco Fund. Private Plan of ”w interest. .\iany ““091“ “a“? fat-
.. g. is quarantined' with the rest of Ion far short of their duty. Ono's duty
boys at the camp because of the, :s to buy to the ttlll limit of capacity
may. influenza but according tothe and credit. We must support. those.
«or. the medical authorities have my“ "("9" ”WW" ‘0 ”‘9 l-““- “'“h
. . _,best of the situation and it is ex- "wry resource “V" PM“ No matter
Fwd that the. quarantine will soon what it cost 'us. the six billions mugt
lifted ‘ be subscribed by Saturday night and
. VORWAL: MUST subscribe her ONE
_ Camp Merritt. New Jersey. MH’I‘IOX SIX HUNE‘ER TWENTY
333, Mike. altltl'r THOUSAND 'SIX HUNDRED
my), a line 0'. two to see how you DOLLARS. (to and buy more bonds.
lore: I was just running through Borrow on your credit. You will never
.io East Side new! in one of the pa- regret "'
s from home and it reminded toe to
_ to to you. We are quarantined
ere film while on account of the
or." The bids say that they have. G'lPPe Does for Ansonla Policaman
1‘8“.er of it under control so What Surgeons Failed to no
‘ may be soon out. I hope so any- ‘
it. How are all tile hunch. Have ANSON’A' 0". 1-7-“Talwn with a
.n. heard from “Pickles" Canevari fit of coughing yesterday afternon Pa-
Motor Transport Co. 481.
COUGHS UP A BULLET
b’ely? “'ell. .\Iike. its time for "01min! Patrick Sullivan dislodeed (1
«ts out" so will close wishing you bull" Which was imheddetl in his
best of luck. law that medical skill was tlnabe to
stir. ‘Patrolmtln Sullivan hasbeen off
dttty the past ten days with an attack
of influenza and is being attended by
Dr. \Villianl H. O'Neill. The hard
cough attendant upon all victims wile
the sickness in so in his case and It
was while he was machine that the.
leaden bullet was loosed front its biti-
any Still (no of the old East! Side.
Bibi. PLL'NKETT.
QLEJHNDED PATIENTS HAVE
lNFLUENZA.
\
TFORD. Oct. 17. «One hundred
Qty-fit" row case
.. '. . “""“ “‘90” inc place. Patrolman Sullivan sev-
,t’d £289“! m“ "m“ "’7 ”W erttl months ago. when called to a
. ' ' house in the north end. was shot by
_ —....__. a colored woman, the bulletemerino
the cheek. itflorts to remove it by
GRIN!!! physicians here and at the New Ha-
. 1 .. vcn hospital. whore be was taken for
tho kit‘hnn up FORK-mud or Instant. were unavalllns and ‘l'
. so that they last to filter was “rial.“ l" a“? "WV 'l”
. o m". o a said to N
w lmwritiro m“ M IWII from his sickle" am! the
separation Jl the boil" from his law
backache. mm. Inas- is cart-too to halo matters with him
tbmtlc pains are find!“ 000“". " ”I!”
In hand than. as A
*m. “3mm. II. I. I“ mum mmaao
UT M-ADTUL s
it" MAIN worm-w
limp-yr"! bmmfih‘ut‘wtfi”
”may
I
marriage is visiting her mother, Mrs.
.
'bllt a few we.» llltltll dist-oncerted to
Mil.
tion. it will le remembered that Mr.
Stabell was in the city engineer's or
.fice at the i'ily Hall for some time.
land later was employed in New Ila
ven.
“—— \
,l The recular monthlv meeting oi the
Howayton Ilose (‘0, was held Monday
evening in their quarters on Roway'
Mr. and um avenue. (lnlv routine business wasl
lrasacted. While the committee
charge of securing subscriptions for
the motor fir! apparatus, which is a'
most an assultd fact for the people of
Rowayton. made no official report. it
scriptiolls flan-.- already been Sl‘t'lll't‘d.
Moscs ii. ltackett. the email
sistaul on oc “anions in the store of I’
. .\I. Needle. who was so unfortunate as-
‘ . ttl injure his hand very badly lll al
llr. Howard Stout Nellson who has buzz ~;n\ while at work in ”H. yam.
Wilson
and
of
Enamel-villa company on the
Point road. sever-ll days ago.
which necessitated the removing
his middle finger from his left hand;
them er is health!
reports that "ye
Illr. llracitelt considers that,
nicelv.
who has been for two months at Pel- he is Mccctllnult lucky not to have "mm“-
been more. seriously injured.
Stephen Reynolds. tlf lliahland avc‘.‘
Frederick P. Stabell and child.
of Highland avenue. will shortly leave
for St. Louis. No. where in. Stabell
'has secured at most promising post-
‘ and Mrs ll. E. Raymond ot St'tlllnary
rut cuts
The B. H. Sewing Circle has dis-
continued meetings tor a short time.
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Henry Jobl. on of White Oak Shade
(is ill at his home with the itlflllcnza.
Stephen B, Hoyt. u..— rlorist. has been
in Washington this “L‘rk on business.
Mts .Ittltll Kelley t-t i'artcr stlte i-
m ttiilicd to her lltlllil‘ with the any».
i
chrelt \ludpn ol l‘lllrlUn is \l~i‘tlnu
with Mr. and All} i; A lll‘llt'.‘ Ll 'lal-
illladk’t‘ lltll.
Mr and Mrs i‘ if. T Hull") and
ini children have then confined to theiti
ll‘tllllP.\ this wet-it wt'lt 'llc glip.
.\llss H .\l. flit-Fadtlt-n of l’hll'ddm
pbia has been in town this Week. \lstt»
tis understood that the committee is ms “uh friends in Who... ()ak Shade. !
tbtlsy. and lll‘ll several substantial ~tltl ‘ .
Pale-'1'!“
llowald Raymond of Woodbury
spent Monday with his parents, Mr
i
l slrcel. ,
William H. liarrelt has bet-n con
fined to his home on Sou'h Main street
for the past week, suffering from grip
i
t
l
Horace Johnson has been confined
to his home on Locust awnma for thc
past week or more suffering trout in‘
t . .
l The W, A. li't were entertained by
Mrs. ti. Herbert Johnson at her home
use. has started a milk route al'utlntli‘m Sum“ Mill“ “"9“ “”"dal’ ”pm“
l’owavton. and the people are ltapp)"
to once more get some good fresh
tllilk The Borden people discontin:
and their route through the village.
here with no warning. leaving the peo-.
ple without 1 source of supply. Mr.‘
lievnolds. who has lull a chicken:
form here for some months as well as
garden products, went around fllP vil-
lage and soon had a larze number of
customers. and Is now doing quite an
extensive milk-business. ‘
“o
Rowayton folks who had occasion to
ride on the trolley \‘ars Mondav,
were interviewed by the traffic check-
ers of the t‘olllleclicltl companv as to
would finish their rid!.
the people bad wad
of the checkers.
\‘hcl’c tilt-y
In most costs
about the t-tllllitl‘:
be asked where they were going. No
serious refusals were l‘tlpol‘lt‘tl. al—
though many of the checkers were
asked wltatl‘ they wanted to know for.
The work ‘tlllllllllt‘li ttldllv. The idea
is to act a line on the lines lltost used.
and the numbc‘P of maple usina tllc
various sltlpillll‘lz pla'lfes.
““—
.\s the Libeltv Loan drive nears
completion, the solicitors here in R0-
waytoll :tlt- .pl-t-lally busy. As in the
other loans. lowovton supported this
loan and were it! generous as possible
ill tlp-ir lltlllflllllfl“. 'I‘he solicitors ill
llowayton were in charge of their
captain. who was llarrv Scofleltl, as-
sisted by Harvey Ackart, Mrs D. S.
Ilavonport. hits. Earl lt‘. Tholllcs. Miss
l.-turtl t‘tockett. .\Iiss (‘Ittrtl tlrlttll
.\Ils.. l“l‘t‘tll‘l'll'k Stalleil. .\Irs. .\I‘tlllll
\\'_ t‘ltlk. Eugene (‘ushnlam Atltbrusc
t‘lllcltctt. lduln L. Stevens. .\lvs.,()s-.
cltt‘jcolt and II. E. .\lelttl.~ The solit'
bars have all done good work as is
evidenced by the large number of sulr
scrlbcrs.
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.\ll‘S. Wyllvs Russell, a former rcsr
dent of Rowayton. now a guest of
Mrs. Edwin 1.. Stevens. nave .\Iontltlv.
a most interesting program of mid
\‘ictorlnn sonss. before the Schubert
Club, of Stamford. Although under
the strain of'a severe cold. she sane.
in her usual excellent style. The sons
were familiar ballads of tile period.
and .\Irs. Russell's clean-cut diction
and clear hell-like tones afforded the
audience .5 novel trcat. iier gown
was llllt‘ \\lIl('ll was brought front Pat‘-
is beach a ctnttlry alto. by a certain
Wolccstcr ct-tlnty belle. Over this
she wore :l ltll'e Spanish lace shawl.
and with be: hair dressed in the fa-
sltiotl of that day. she made a charm-
int: picture. .\luy Wood Sims who is
one of the tow sinners gifted with pl
anistic ability, played her accotllpani-
menls.
Great-Grandmother’s and Grandmoth-
er’s Songs
Being ll recital of some of the illost
popular and fashionable “English
Ballads" for the drawing rooms and
concert-halls of Great Britain and the
United States, during the reign of
Queen Victoria.
I‘ve 'Been Roaming—C, E. Horn.
Oh. No, We Never Mention I’lcrw
BayleyABishop. ‘
The Bailiff‘s Daughter of lslinnton—
Traditional.
Love Nat—John Blockley.’
The Sweet Guitar—M. W. Balfe.
Walter J. Borges of Stamford. well
known to a number of persons in lthll.‘
is sellously ill at I’clbaln Hay naval]
station.
._.._.__.
Ponds Tribe. No. .‘ii. will have a big
tiluta October 23, when the Great (‘hlefs
ol‘ the Reservation of (‘onnecllcut will:
trail to l’onus wigwant.
lawrchce I). St. John who recently
aradupted front the Massachusetts to»
stilute of Technology, left this Week?
for the It). i). T. 5.. at (‘ulllp Hum-
phrey. \‘a.
u
l‘. I.. (‘omstock of the firm of (‘om-
sttck & .\icKentlrick. tool. a day off on!
'l‘uc- day and journeyed to Sound
Ilcach. where he spent the day tishlnn.
with good results.
l’uln‘) Third of t‘aulp lll‘\|'ll.~. Italsv
lit-en ill town during the past week till,
all extended furlough gitcn llilll owing!
to the serioul illness of his llltltllerl
who is suffering from pltetllllotllu.
.\li‘ts .\‘t'lllc South. who has bl't'll ('tlll
fitted to bet home in tlttlt strut-t tor the
past week with the pl‘t‘lllllilll'. sickness
was able to return to her duties as:
bookkeeper ill Ilrcllllun's grocery, this‘:
week.
.\. Kaplan has sold out his l'lLlill’.‘
candy and stationary business to l..
Silverbcrg. who has taken possess-loll
(II the business. Mr. Kaplttll will con ;
tillllc the ice business. It is llllv‘ltlt's ocl
A tut-cling oi the Liberty Lotto 4"llll
vllllllt‘t‘ was held Ill tltt- llt‘ltlltlllill‘lt‘l'>
on Main street 'l‘tlt-stlay melting. and
matter discussed hr the final drive
which t-‘oscs Saturday night.
"Dot-tor" lavilo. lllt' Railroad avenue
shot- cobbled. has decided not to close
his place for the winter and procurel
employment in a factory. He will con-
tinue business at the old stand and be
contented with his lot |
Stanley .\lcad. who was confined to'
his home for over it Week with influ-
cllza was able to resume business Mon-l
tiny. ills who and mother. who were
stricken about the some time with tlle‘
same trouble are conVulcscing.
Robert Hillier. superin‘cndent on the
.lulitts Kd‘llllM'lllllll estate ill Oenoke
avenue. picked tour quarts of l‘asplh'l'm
lies on Tuesday. Oct. to. They were
of a line \til‘ll‘l)’ and excellent litlvor..
The unusual full and lateness of kQIlng
frosts stillletlmcs works wonders.
......._ .—
.\iiss Jessie and Miss Edna ilrower.
daughters of Rev. James H. Rl‘0\\'t’l‘.<
well known to litany of the residents of
New Canaan, died at their home in
Fair Haven. N. .l.. last week. They
were sisters of William Browel'. who
‘went front here to (‘amp Devens with a
contingent of soldier boys. Rev. Mr.
Brower formerly preached in the East.
Woods church. The double bereave-
ment was indeed a and one and the
heartfelt sympathy of a" who knell-
them gees to those who are left behind
to mourn their loss.
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Grandma's Advice—Traditional.
The Soldier's Tears—T. Haynes flay-
ly.
(‘hcl'rv Ripe—4‘. E. Horn.
If Thou t‘ouldst' Know-«ill.
l'lalfe.
.Rory 0'.\loort~—~S. Lover.
Killarnev——.\l. W. Balfe.
.\ils. Lofty and I~~(l. Hutchinson.
\V.
The war exhibit train is expected to
arrive here this afternoon at 4:14 p. m.
and remain until 6:15. This train has
an exhibit or war trophies captured
from the Germans. and Is escorted by
a group of Pt-rdlings veterans. It will
be met by the New Canaan -State
Guard and a band of music. After brief
exercises of greeting. the train will be
.\ Summer Nighl~Gorlng Thomas.
Twickenhtm Fern—Theo. .\laraialr.
Rosalie the Prairie Filmer-Alon. F.
Rtiit.
Sin: Sweet Illrdmflsoa.
The Danube lllrer~~ltl Aide.
Fly Little along to fly Lover—4‘!!-
liar.
Sit-Opiate. l “Vlad. impl'al-
lam.
Welcome rmty Primrose—Plan".
Tia am a Little Paid Plover-«"1.
Man
The Ilsa ashram.
In haw Vail plus. at the
open igthe people of New (‘anaan and
visitors from the surroundlna towns.
Everybody is invited to m the exhibit
and get acquainted with the veterans.
! The oblecl of m- train In to stimulate
lthe sale of utterly Honda.
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CHILD LA
Wisconsin Industrial Commission Ex.
Peri Declares That Physical and
Mental Welfare of Children
Forbid It.
Albert ll. Sanford. in an article pre-
pared for the Wisconsin Industrial
(‘oulmissiom endeavors to show how
the child labor law in effect ill that
state ls really in the interest of elli-
ployers as well as the workers. anti
that not‘lnly sentimental but extreme
l,v practical reasons back the measure.-
His argument is interesting in view of
the child labor policy of the depart-
ment of labor and the bodies associat-
ed with it in the war emergency.
‘ .\l r. Sanford maintains that boys and
girls. In childhood and adolescence, re.
peat individually the experience of the
race. l'p to the age of six years. he
points out. children are plastic. imilla~
live. easily led and affectionate.
Thereafter there comes an abrupt
change ill character. part lclllarly
with boys. who become wilful and set
fish. and are prone to lie and steal.
This is a perfectly normal course, he
algllcs.
.‘tt the age of fourteen. when the
period of rapid growth begins, boys ap-
proach lllt‘ "awkward «393 At this
tune. ltt- tlcciall-cs. they should my be
tied down to rclltinc operations in the
factory. The reasons are not only
physical but mental
ill the tllst place, he says. muscular
and nervous coordination are It‘ss sitt-
isltlclory then than at any other little..
Rapid growth lit-twsitates activity, bllt‘
Iprt-venta the boy from attaining ple !
,clsitut of lllovelllcut.
There are tu it c
as many accidents where such boy.
are clllploycd. he says. as where illu-
title then work.’
.\loreorer, says .\ir. Sanford. lllt-
boy's will is then in process of forum-
‘ lion. and he uceds if certain amount
of tlt-ctloltt for its proper development
The boy Mitourlgnn..u-sixleen years
has the lt'lltlt‘llf') to “float" from far
.tttry to factory as he i'~ put at work.
because it is at tilts period that the
nonlatiic Instinct of the race takes
strongest bold.
in the case of girls. llt' says, it is
still its: desirable that they be tied
down to routine jobs, particularly
Where they must stand lunch of Hit-
time.
The early cmplnyulcltt ill l’tlt-tortcs
he. declares. lllezlns physical and llll‘fl‘
tal deterioration for the l‘ttccmthe
consequences of which are t'\'t‘ll|llllll,‘~‘
us detrimental to employers as to the
workmen themselves.
-—-——-—-—.——..—.
SOLDIERS’ BALLOTS RECEIVED.
HARTFORD, (tel. 17, The 5' cl‘cttll')
of state today I't‘t‘tJVl‘tl a batch of six-
ty soldicrs' ballots from overseas.
These brought the total of such ballots
received to date to 2.550. Of those,
only about but) are frolu abroad.
the transaction but YOU.
are sacrificing themselves that
enjoy Life, Liberty and nappin
Boy Bands
Pictorial Review
Who Asked You To Give!
Make Sure of the Foot
That when you buy LIBERTY BONDS .
Uncle Sam (or anyone else) anything. Nobody ‘5 benefited by
You Are Not Giving You Are gelling
This terrific war is‘being fought for YOU. Pershing‘s boys
live in~--that YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN may continue to
.4 but.) mammituyonrprivflmto .
' Buy Blocks of Them
Ind Don't Wait
tum *
The Simplictt That
Is the Keynote ya! the
New Season's Fashion:
15 charmingly E}-
pressed ‘in This Tat?
loved Frock of Serge orl
«7 ruolefjc. It Is Just
the Sort of Frock Every
Home» ll'uuts for the.
First Cool Days of
A utumn.
IOIIMII~IIIIIAIIIIIII uunmnounu annual
ocronan
Patterns
and
THE FALL
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MIN”. 11. m ‘
Ilorlon House,
Shore Dinners-
‘ii‘i’ct‘if' ‘°°‘
ea , and
Chicken.
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F. 8:11;;
Job Printing
So. Horses“
at. A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner U. 8. Patent ORR-p
PATENTS
Sand for Booklet on Plateau
SHION BOOK
NOW ON SALE ;
cullelly
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ATTORNEY GOEs To
WAR, DEFENSE ASKS
. DELAY BY COURT
Bungee Protests in Common Pieas Be-
cause Plaintiff Rushes Suit.
t (‘Ilarging tllat it was unf- ir to ru‘eh
? a lawsuit to trial when All ney R. E.
iirush, one of the lawyers in the case.
was suddenly called for service in the
United States navy. Attorney W. U.
ilungee appeared ill the (‘ommon Pleas
court yesterday to ask for a postpone-
ment of the action brought by Isaac
[levy of New York against .\lorton t‘.
Nichols of Greenwich The court con-
tinued the case until today. ~
Attorney Rungce, accused Attorney
R. R. Ilosen, counsel for lwvy, of un-
professional tactics. He said .ttttlr
ney Brush Ilad been retained as coun-
sel for Nicholas but Wllt'll the lawyer l‘(‘~
' ceived his call to the colors, he forgot
to file the proper appearance in court.
t Attorney Rosen took advantage of this,
l At‘orncy Rungec alleged. anti secured
‘t a judgment in the common plea“. court'
against Nicholas. After the facts but
. been explained tile court reopened thc
: case.
i Nicholas is it wealthy resident of
\(lft‘t'llWlt'll whilc Levy is a dealt-l in-
.tntidues in the metropolis. The stilli
was brought after .\‘Icllolus‘ I'l‘lqu‘ll ttlj
pill for certain antiques he is said tut
Ila\t- . ordered. .\‘icllolas intends to
‘ tight the case,
VOLUNTEER NURSES
ARE IN GREAT DEM“‘"
\ll appeal has him“ lllatte for not-.—
ttl assist in the present intlttt'llnu cpl
tll-ttlic to enable the hospital autllori
ties to own additional wards ill tilt-ll
ncw hospital. Tlllli far only threci
llll\'t‘ responded, when at least twculyl
are needed. There are enough duali-l
llt‘il nurses ill town. If they would bltt
ll‘illlZl' the urgency of the call and
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-‘ Il‘is unfair to'criticisc anyone in
Norwalk‘s dirc extremity. when otcry
utTort ls being made to outcome 11
very diflicult situation.
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Till-I NEW SCIEhCE
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the denfiition of the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the some. Disease is caused.
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood, it.
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs. .
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
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gret giving the Chiropractor a chanco
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Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
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34 Washington St. So. Norwallt, Conn.
Graduata from Palmer school.
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