t V » rm coupon“. same. 4 _
v
. “(My Forces in France:
“09. September 30, 1916.
lather and Dad: .
“ are anxious to hear from us
hated.
he has told you in his letter.
since your last letter.
«”3. i've often thought it» must in
m '3‘ place but, the other night, it
minnompare to the noise- and roar
.i
-, g all” around us. The noise ““5 a9
. and flash so bright, we couldn‘t
~ : fi‘eiiowa, you gate them it
I! out of their dugouis and ti.n.
. H as they were scared still lllll;
We wcrc a happy
6h. mother, to hear of our work
_ ulmh it hasn’t bet-ii Ullll‘lltlly
manhood, still it is. l‘lllllUl‘t'tl, that it.
“Q to receive a distinguished FPl’l‘lt'.’
w -fOl‘ our “’O‘l‘k up here. “'0‘ iilr‘ i
have our service strtpc, as it in [)‘tir.
F, ,r‘the Six months dutc, now but l hupc,
before the neat our, “'0‘ are (Ill on.
pay home. .
It rains up hcrt- all thc time, and v...-
ve been [wet so long, it a hard to l -
“ember how it feels Io bc ltl') ztiii
clout. ’lhe mud is awful and r‘lu‘hr
like tar, so you can imagine how \\‘c
H on two have in worn in it. am
~ aloepiniuliwum‘tmuui;
We get. along i'n'al raw, though,
~ don't mind it as long an we on.
«but we‘ll be able to no
Wu anything, alter the war. tun},
vo me, motilci', lll lietcr cum
“I! about the cat.» (ll anything on .
. y. We [115M air lh'UH'Vhtill up ...-. .-
. Mitch is much better than flit: that".
I - .r. as the Bochc came over all tn.~‘
m The other day l saw an litany
Ea? : ' hadn’t a look~in. There has been
3;}th t fight in lllt‘ air licrc. out inc.
on are on the. rtui,, itnti wtll
dildo What thcy tit-tit: done iii Jill!
t
l filly: think of you and wonder
1118133 are going, unu lung to us
. maybe, we'll be home soon.
i liable to end all m u Cilia“. u .-
_tby.noxt fall, anyway.
? - ‘ flurry or il'l‘l. mother, as the
. [Aldnill take .caie of us, and
.’ ‘0 till all together, one atom. iiu
”I Jusilibe cheerful and contented.
, think it's all for thc be-t, and
you were lucky to have two lions
~ . mm light. God will Mono u!
' PM can. and, httcr this wu., wont
*be fluent than before the war. as
. thlngahave been seen tutu expe-
idiot. will change our lives for
. So. don‘t worry, mother. but
will- answer prayers soon.
We! the to. all the folks, and
a annoy love to dud, add tell him to
: we of himself~not to work
. as more day we‘ll both be home
- n utd happy once more‘. Will say
bye, now. dear mother. and God
”you both, always. Sending you
all my love and kisses. 1 remain,
A14. "
.wDon‘t change lny address. as
us («the same, only we have to
_.-. s, on account of German
.
In. Alice M. Husbruock. ocx. v..
fitment of Mrs. H. J Seymour, of
animal; ‘ ‘
flm Roberts, of .Van Zunt
- " has resumed his duties at the
or Hook & Ladder Company.
and Mrs. Scotthan are the
,=.mts of a nine-pound bol'.
My night. Mother and child
" ‘ nicely.
Rania Joana. who has bran
in weeks in Now York. at
d bur doubler, has retimr
.. . _; familiar-mm
, . mud-r tho
”Milt-ru-
” .. -o
~....."-.=."l"’
r“. Thumson, of 51 First ‘
- . ' received ”18 following in- property owners of the Third District ‘5 110W 3
m from her son, Corporal
3,5111%, who is with the Amer-
”I very bury wcék 1 finally had
, to write. although flu in a
’ ~mortnble position, still i
. accepted.
over-Ming else. mother, 1 re
. I utter from Wal. and he in
along fine and expects to ho mood. Bv passing this measure all _ ' .
“S 5001 H“ is balms his ductrical current that will‘ M 113M in, place. His many friends hope that his . Mid-week scrl'it-e Will be
at present so he muat lust Norwalh during the coming ten recovery will be soon, and that he will Thursday evening at 7:45 uclock.
‘ The womcn of the church doing lied: in; 1.0m"
Cross work will fuerl on i-‘rLday atter- address.
noon. at the parsonage, to cunllllllr‘lda)s excepted, from ”30 to J:30 p
‘Wy well again. So don't fret or. ‘
> another. as he is in good han . .. t Company. except for the rail- dutiIm.
”Evin; the best of care, as. 35' ' _
filth-d district. according to the requis-l
on you and dad, mother, and?“ 0' the contract, must also pun: services will he hcld on Sunday at: - ~
in everything going? i sure with“ I" the warmly of the car com~i 10:30 and 7:30. The pastor, they. H.
“to hear from you, as it's some"
Arc yd“
‘ ' Wins up the anlllt‘l"il]0\'t‘llit‘nlh.
1* £3. Mr? If so, you will .xce tvc.‘
'flI MK 8108‘ work and am very
or see a thing, from the start to
, .illlt. '
We“ to do. Wits wait for [“1111 l i cided to hold prayer—mecflng this win
4 331150 Pactant. of Noroton He'glita.
forty plant-a, at one mac. and the.
‘t God for all things and, hit sure,-
Your loving son, .. .
necessary to close schools. chttrchea,.
i' or other public. assemblies in Dorian
and. rm~M.mV. P... will
aha. w. m
‘1'...“ «III. no
“w v— " w" . m ""’
not. H. C. Wilson who has been ill (WWW.
the past week is on the way to '
i cry, and lii~ LL'Jl)‘ Hutu.- nope
.. to Mic him about as usual '-
S723.-
‘ Because 01 the prevaifing epidem-
to of Spanish influenza, the services.
at the East Avenue M E. Church have
)1”! dismnttnued until further no-
tioe.‘ A number of othér churchcs in
the -it have taken the same step and 7 , , . , .. A
it wits bound by new. Harold E. Wir’ Robe“ “ hl'ml‘ "1 0‘ “kw“? ‘5
- ‘- ‘ - ' l and his sister.
son that it was thc best means ll ”1‘“ {ndo‘er 50“” .
safeguarding the health of his war MM“- Vi. W. Lynch ha” been there.
bhionera.
’-
RWW
‘W’Mv~
I . ’ ’ I
1 Robbins (‘rowoll of Tokenckc, grand:
and ’ mo of Rev. George F. Pentecost, D. D.,I
lieutenant in the aviation l
‘ l
was held laat evening at the Manila ‘ '(‘Ul'PS~ I
school at which time E. E. Gorham‘ ‘—
preoided as doorman and Stuart Mar- .
shall ofllcial‘ad as clerk. A icsolu-
Lion was presented wherebv the . . .
tract of the Connecticut Company to and buildings belonging
supply the East _
current for the next ten years. was “I'mkSllle-
The motion met with the,
voters and alto! a,
El meeting of tie tax-payers
Jacob H. Raymond 01' Highland “W“ follows: .
one, has iransfcrred by warraniee; Wednesda) evening,
to Mr. Ray
. . for this Work.
approval of the Charles (lager, teller of the National; Wodntesday atternoon
little discussion ,
McKinley to do sewing work.
the grip at his home in
re will be supplied by the romeo, shortly bc able to resume his banklnl
its and in lhrée minor cases. The. _.._.__._
Al the Methodist Episcopal church the work.
._.--
South Norwallt
the special prayer in their behalf will "mic,
be oflered by Oscar S. Mills, the cott- PreludeA Selected.
annual ‘
AND
lumroiv,
of the names and the prayer. Sunday Thy Mercy" .....
: .~cli<iul with adult Bibic Study clauses Solo ~ "Pita l‘ctiitmn‘
l at 11:50. Epwortlt League devotional
lllt‘NlllL' at 0:45. ('lturcli prayer mect
ing on Thursday evening at 1:30. '
l’osiludt‘w Selectcd.
on Thursday, at 2 p. ill.
, with. out We were a satisfied bunch, ._.._~_- _______
’ we gave them h- , and all tho ~ >~- A new furnace has lil‘t'll put in the
WW had to do, “as bring ll in Douglas l., liliiniaii of Nol‘oton, , bflfit‘ml‘hl and the church utll be com-
The prisoners passed by, by the. Who recentlv enllatcd as a private ul iorinbly lll‘illl‘d 0H MUM“) "loin”!!!-
W. some old, others young. auto Pt‘lliatii Bay, has been proitioted to co— * , . " ‘ . ‘
t ; an glad to be captured, 0m; of sign. ‘ -"""_—_ l‘riniiy church, Rt‘V. I~rcdcr.ck A.
,» W18. 80ml! by with them. ~-—-— -. Coleman. rector.~~Sunday services;
fl-mx
The t‘oncrcgational t‘hu‘r‘ch has dc
‘l'harloa H. Scoflcld is enjoying an
utilomobilc trip to l‘amdcit, South l‘nr
oliita.
inh who are. in servicv.
his prayer with seriii'rn.
evening rcivicc.
ter once a mouth. instead of u’cekly
an in previous masons.
Mrs, 'l‘. B. Wilson of king‘s End
has returned home, after enjoying celi-
cral months with friends in Vermont
and Ncw York city. ,
l\lr. ”rim of \‘l'catpurt ”l substitution
on ltural lloule .\'o. 2 (hiring the two
wccks' vacation of llw rogtilur mall
diapensgr, (‘lttti'les Kcenc.
’l‘lte .Vorflcld 'l‘hinihlc
Thursday with Mrs
parish, meets to work.
‘ety. (‘liolr rehearsal.
club tin-t
Orlando Ander-
Mr. and Mrs. Rat A. Pci'rault of
Railroad avenue are entertaining thi-
formcr'x motht-r, lira. N. L. Perrnult
of Springfield, Mam, for a luv weeks.
stilt- strecl,
The town officials Were making voi~
ers- ycatcrdtl‘y for the November elco~
lion. They will be in session auto
.for that purpose next Friday from 9
a. m, to 5 p. m.
Rev. Charles W. Burt who haa been
t:n ihc invalid list is improving. Freda
1 weeks ago when ll'l milk wagon was -
. ‘~ service in First church on bunda .
, . . dcmollxhed by a train at a xradc cros- Monday New"; H... Kind an)", timed Mr 0N- neck by the local
Albcvt Owen hits resigned his post ,1“ in lit-attcltvillc. t . . , . . health oiilccr, due to the prevalenci- of
, L liclgmiil Intel ‘lll Alta. hhambauxh. . .
lion on lhcpr. C. . l\eeler place and _. - . , l» “.dmd‘», trrnoon meeting in Spanish influenza lL‘ Westport.
. . - , , . ‘ A: ‘ , ' l - l' . . ' -. -
taken one (it it ork in Stamfotd M,“ hum. }.aulkhflher In. spending the pariah hour: .i‘or "8,101.0“ work. 'lhe otdci to llOl‘t the chutthcm
Mr. and MN. «01m have retitovod
from OK Ridge to Nomton Heights. l some mm m (”on Rock N' J" with her.
Iniccea, Mrs. Olaf Mann and Mrs. p. in.
I Jacob l-‘ttulhahor. Both these young in .
tiles are slill'l‘filn-IBW. and were let: Swodiitli
.4-
has hi-cn suffering from a severe or
tack of fll'lll, is reported to bc ll Ilt- Spanish influenza.‘
tlc improved. 3 ’
7:30 p. to. Rev. A. l’.
i
(‘larcnco Worth of the Naval no"
servo, who lt-ft on Tuesday. upon or
tiers to proceed to Orconvlllc. S. (I.
has rcttirnod homo here. The orders
wre countermandcd and he will have
it short furlough before reporting. , .
Mr. and Mrs. William O‘Hara havc.’ Thoma and h“ “"19 5°"-
clooed their home on Oracle street. '
and returned to the city for the win-
ter. .
lint. Vanderbilt Godfrey,
the death of her niece, Mn. Frederick ,
Thomas is spending a few days at her
I field, to spend several weeks with Mr. nttcr Trinity.
mu are among the seriously alck‘wlth It 10:30-
Wltli one more day in which to 00
tall subscriptions for the Fourth Li-
berty, Loan. liarlen aeema likely to
moon the 'izoal of 0250.000 act by
Chairman Henry M. Baker. 'I‘h's was
do first town in the county to exceed
its quota, and yestarday morning 819
auburlhera were recorded. with 3210;,
100 worth of bonds, to their credit~2
dust $56,000 over the town's quota. l Side. who died Wednesday from pneu. .09.. 7 p_ m
. monia, following an attack of influen. Mid-week prayer and
art will be held Saturday. Mrs. Row- (Thursday), 7:45 p. In. ‘
ported as improving. Mrs. Willlllr. ' . .
Craft of Stepney lit in town caring for
Mrs. Wallace llrown.
Magi
. Disappointed that tho. plans for a
patriotic. celebration and for a visit land was ill loss than a week and bo-
oi-the war-rellc't ‘Thuraday could sides her husband. is survived by four
not be carried out. numbers of local, song, Joseph Rowland of Brooklyn.
people went to New Canaan. where Henry. William and Charles, all of
the train stopped. But there was no; Weston, and one little grandam. in-
parttde at the “Next Station to Hon-t torment will be in adding. Her two in
van" and the Dorian folks returned sons, William an“ Charles who have "5—“.
font, 10:30 a. m.
lhc
can deed to Mrs. Edgar Lynch, lb? land League viii meet to Ui‘u‘kt’ up 1m the
boys in set vice the second local news-
Side with electrical Blond near the K8?!“ "‘9 P030. in paper, to bc .~ent to them. All on thi
various teams are urgt d to bc pl‘PSt‘nl
was unanimousiv Bank of Norwalk. still remains ill with ' Aid Society will meet at the parsonage
‘ heretofore by the pastor, anti this week ple'fi meeting at 6:30 p, m.
. srcsation standing durinx the reading Anthem—«“0 Lul'd. Uttr itum Is in
(by tequcal)
................. , ... Vandt-wulcr
The Red L‘Ivos Auxiliary will uicci..
The \l’oiticn'a lliblc t‘lttas will tucct,
on Thursday evening. at 7:50 p. m.
8 a. in, Holy (‘omiuuiiioii “1th special
intercession fur lllt‘ boys of the par-
11 u. lll., iiiorii~
t:;‘0 p. tit.,
Calondur for the Week.
Monday t‘l’l‘lldll: and ‘l‘uculay ut‘tcr-
noon, the Red Cross Auxiliary of the
Thursday, 7:45, Girl‘s Friendly Soci-
, South Norwalk liaptist. church, .1.
Mill and Miss Alice Andrew's of Hill» Harrison Thompson. I‘llflltll'cn—(ln a...
count of the Spanish inilucttita than;
will be no services Oil'sulidly.
. First Congregational church. llcv. E.
criclt llurrllt he also rapidly recover y. MCGregor, ph. ll. lliltllm‘.~~~0n ao-
log “‘0’“ ”‘9 lnlul‘iea “9 unstained ‘9“ count of the epidemic thorn will be no
Thursday. midweek service. at 7’45
t'oiig e ‘l'
toachcr in the Sprlnitdale school, who widows less than three weeks ago by Clttia. J. Vllllflll‘lllill.g‘l.)iill?:‘0*l‘l."fl0l'nlng
thc dcallts of their husbands, with aorvicc, 10:80 a. in, In the afternoon,
at 4 o'clock, and cvonlng service at
Engstrom.
lto wmt' llridccporl. and llev. R. Main]. Thom-
called to Ridgctleld tWo Week. ago by union. will prcach at these services.
(trace church, the Rev. J. Benton
home licre, before returning to lilidxc- Werner. rector» Twcnlyvflml Sunday
The oelchratlon of the
Holy Communion at 8 o'clock.
alon Sunday whom of 8. Faith at 9
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brown of Good 0'0“!“- Morning prayer ““d ”mm"
Pariah Sunday school at
lnflucnut. Mrs. Frank Pitch and sons “00“. in ”'8 parish "0““ The 0"
Kenneth and Roger. Mm. Chefllcr lt‘an- [cring at the l0:30 service will be for
on". and Chaotor Brown, are all r... the. benefit oi the church pcnsion fund.
. Advent (‘lirlstiati church. Van Zunt
[“1" ““3“?" and “OM“‘MW “'5 and and Harvey streets. Rev. G. ill. Tactile,
pastor.~ Half hour prayer. 10 a. in.
his prayer and sermon, 10:30 3.
,Th" funeral 0' Mrs. Mary Rowland, in. Sunday school, 12 m. Loyal Work-
wde of Edward Rowland of the East ers’ meeting. 5:40p. at. Evcttinx SH‘V-
temimotiy
Preachintl. 3:3
Rev. Dr. Gordon. Bridgeport. and clouded nearly all day long.
N eWs of the
Churches
[first Methodist Episcopal church, evening, llet. (has. N. Gibbons. D. D-
Meeliags ltir‘llie neck \Hll be 'da Sabbath school, 12:30 p.111.
1 (‘laas ulF‘t'lilig Tuesday evening
Epworthl - -_.._.
l\'cst ateiiur.-»'i‘hc regular
isei'vtcc of this church
a. m.
(‘liristiau Science aubj it for Sun-
l-‘i'rst i‘hurch of (‘hrist Scientist. 57
Sunday
is held at 11
.mtst
IN llllilllNli SPANISH lNilUENZA
; The Influenza Germs Attack the Lining of the Air a<~
; sages. When Cream of Mustard ls Applied (llv'er
. Throat and Chest the Medicated Vapors Loosen the
‘ l'ltlegm, Open the Air P averages and Stimulate the
l Mucous Memhifaneto'l‘hrow Off the Genus. .
Spanish itil’lm-nzu uhith
- t
"l hiciin in May has all tim
anci
ruin
appoint-d print-2 to aid in ltioatning the pi. w. u
of m“ m h ".1 ‘appctii' and helping thc aii passages mum,
.. _ . cuppa. \lllll‘li has Illuri making the breathing 9min .-
“intuit-.02:3:13:92!”ju"”-"1""”1W"i t'reaiii of Mustard will be found It“
”‘1 :m'craicv ”but as lllxltil')‘ l\ifl'r twine. Hot, \vct towels should hr
413 ll. V which”; “3”le cindcmlc in applied over the throat, chest‘ and
lo haw by“; infltjclf-fidrd'pdt liy imiiiv hack betwecu the shoulder blade-~ in
"1d. \cly ('Iutury open the, pores. 'l‘licn t‘rcam of Mn,»
has had its ‘lll'dt'k' m. - : .- .
. . r -glllntllg - . ~ . ,.
183], ”m mun“). has l\lflJ laid should ht rubbed in titer th
Ladlt‘o' day, October 20th; -- ctrinea 0,» '. .. ' had lite cpl parts, spread on thickly. Leave iliP
Noumea” ‘dcmus. the law in 1589 no. (lothing toast: around the neck as iliH
‘ l\'wine:~day ”(mus testimony moot : The Symptom. heat of the body liberates the mart-i-
held on log at 8 o‘clock. To btdh these 58,. Grip, or influenza. as it is now lent;- ln the form of vapors. Thesr \m
'viccs the public is invited. A read “1““!- usuallrz‘ begins with a chill W” inhalt‘d “'“h Bath New”. (‘d‘I-V
rm.
. l . .
Cougwgational Refit‘ur‘ Mle‘lOil. 27 Monroe Ell'el’lr"
>. ' . ”u both are in the best (“guy in that sat-lion of the-(city, eta-Elf. Kasiendieck, will prcach. At the church. John Slaplr'oll, tniuistcr. Sunday school. 2 p. in. Send in tlic
‘ . and things are going smooth, ‘fipt *the trolley inch. {morning service the names of all who Service, Sunday whining, at 10:30 children; grownups also welcome. 1‘.
:, At Imam l‘m m we be.“ 9? than». gone from the church to their Preaching by itm. Frederick Jacobo p. in, praise and testamoay service.
m and can’t (-onlplai‘n' only may». ‘t‘Ulmtl’y‘H Srl'l’lt‘e Will be road. as Sunday school at noon. louug Pro Mr. MOflI‘Ut, oi the 146th St. Mission.
will be the speaker at this service.
Mr. Monroe is called the live wiro, lle
(ionic
God‘s prcscncc is mania
Souls am
bring home in the kingdom: believers
lit) not l'a.l to
has a wonderful cxpericnce.
and beat him.
..>‘pict-t rested at these met-tings.
are being sanctified.
come.
Evening service, 5 p. Ill.
of meeting.
Meetings Wednesday;
Saturday cveninus ail ti p. in.
and get helped.
will offering only.
v.-. ._ .____. .._.. .
MONTHLV coucsar.
At 3:30 P. M.
liams; recitation. llciiry
WESTPORT CHURCHES
church.
a meeting was held
the fbllow'lnz were present:
the. Greens Farms
.‘ll ltl-
Wanton
dist Church and others.
thr- churches will open Sunday
rcmtestetl to remain at home.
is. maintained at th.»
open each week day. holi-
lli'.
pane. of lliidgcpori. will have charge
Friday
l‘tiluc.
Nu t'ollt‘t“i0n 'l'rmv
By the Grace Baptist Church, Sunday,
Opening address. N. M. Jackson; rt»
citation, «Charles Anthony; solo, Mimi
Elvina Lamar; recitation. Mamie Wil-
Williams;
reading, Mrs. James Jones; rccitallon.
Mrs. George t‘liatinan; reading, Mrs.
V. ('tillor; solo, 3411‘. l2. 0. Powell: rev
citation, Mimi Jeanrtttt Randolph: re
citation. Mitts lion-ii Hall: inatruincn
tal solo. Mina Katit- Robinson;
Mr. from; tom‘mittee on program. Mrs.
.laa. ll Nluimo and William Whitley.
REOPEN TOMORROW
The Wi-stport churches will all he
opened again on Sunday after bring
came last Sitturdall. without the slittlll‘ E “U" '“ ' “I
eat warning, but they had to close as!
the health officer orderod. in
minds of manv of the ministers and an. ’
laymen this decision was mag. 90 ~ .. - l
in the town,
clerk‘s ofllce on Monday evening when) in town mterday.
Health Olin-or Dr. Emanueljrodkyl
liporgc A. Darrow of Christ Church.
Rcv. .l. J. Duran of the Church u that
Annumptlon. Rev. Kenneth Black 1
of the Memorial Church of the lloy .
Trinity. Rev. Laurence L. Barber of 0“", m during
(‘onmntlonat
Church, Rev. W. S. Harper of
Mammy,” Church. lawn , it: stopping at the Ardiiley for a week. ; pm”.
Waltemttn. and Augustus been of the? ‘
Saugatuck Congregational Church. 10 l
staph Morton of the Soughtuck Metho'l ovcrsaus. H» was stationed at Camp; home in South “WM". with mm...
The matter of opening the chtircliettl
for the coming Sunday was talked ov-‘
er and thc’ health officer said hr. tall and winter term with a large at: n", mu“, ailmcnt.
would think it over and xlve his dccl
slon on Thursday. which came in thc!
form of a fit‘v'onhle one. As a nuultl
nll.thoae suffering from a slight cold
and those who cough and sneeze are
The services of the church of
Antimntnn hm Sundnv were held on
. the spacious lawn in front pf the rec -
Knight Street A. M. E. church. Rev- tow and there was a large alto-nuance
Win. St. A. Lynch, 1). D.. pastor.——I.ovu at tho open air mectinz. Fortunately _ .‘
0 D- it did not rain thth the sky was “0‘1““ ’01‘39‘9’3‘ dull“ '5'“
home doubt} sorry that Darlen'a biz also been very ill, are improving.
mgram con (1 dot have been carried _
Out, l —
Edward O’Brien was arrested yester.
Although it has not been deemed
day on complaint of his wife, churn-
ing non-support of his wife and child. I
The evidence seemed to be ooncluaivn
that John did not work very hard or
very often. and his payment in atto-
port bf the child were few and far
betweem‘despite his promise of $3 a
week. Ho with ordered to pay the
sum of $5 a week- for the Edition of
his family, and placed under bonds
011300. it .
because of the’influenza epidemic, Dr.
.Noxon. as health officer. concluded
that it wouldbe better for theLad-
les’ Aid Society of the Methodist
Church not to hold their annual fair at
present: which had been advertised to
open Thursday night. continuing last
evening. Aoco‘fdiuziy tho fair haa
been postponed‘until further notice.
, M
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Rev. G. E. Richter, recently, appoint-
ed to the pastorate of the ilethodlai
Protestant church tit Norotnn “eighth. “ ‘
while also continuing his pastorate at] * .
Stamford. annual churn; of the
work there Thumlay n‘u‘ot. No Sand , w A.
day morning services will in hold for;
the pro-out. hot elem will he m1
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The Simplicity That
Is the Keynote of the
etc Season's Fashions
Is Charmiugly Ex-
£resscd in This ’1‘ai-.
red Frock of Strgc or «.
Tricolctle. 11 Is Just
‘the Sorkof Frock Every
Woman ll’onls for the
First Cool Days of
Autumn.
. ,
OCTOBER
than Rim
followed by aching. ,Herihhnp“ llie medication directly to the partii
and minefinygs nausea and dllZl' affected. Al the 531138 time Crellll ll,
Hess. and .1 Kent‘ral feeling of “‘cak- Mustard is adsorbed through and
new and dppreasion. The teiiipct‘a- M”""”“"‘" m“ <kin, attracting ”W;
lute is from imi'to int and ,1”. bbiodio the surface and thus aim ill
“fl“. “snail! 1851 ”Gill ””1,“ ‘0 l't‘llt‘Vllll-l lllt‘ i‘lifllltiatim] within
five (laws, The glaring mmpk ill." ‘ _HOW to Avoid the Disease
mucous membrane. or “mill: ,0! the hvtdciicc moms in prou- that 'l.i.~‘
air Dassazen—mnse, throat and is a g"”“ ‘11“ 35“, ~I'i‘cad Dl'lnf‘ilr,"i\'
bronchial tube-a—dhcrc is usually a by human contact. «ltietly through
hard cough, especiallv bad at night, coualilnu, ”nwzmg ‘or spitting. 5“
oftentimes a sore throat or tonsili- avotd persons ham": "“ms;“7‘;‘l'“
”>5. and frequently all my Jillit‘il'“ trienna avoidmg U’linS -('tilli..tl-ll
ant-es of at svvcre head cold. drinking {“3} “’1‘” “ll“‘lk' vt‘v hm it
up your H) I“ .4 l'l‘lly'i l l\' ILPH'.‘ h."
1 The Treatment exorcise iktlic upon a r. and Limit
(to Ill bid at the first syinptoiiiS. food. Above all, kccp free from
not only for your own sakc but to colds. as colds irritate tho lining ..-'
avoid spreading the disease to others the air passat-cs and icitdur in. -.
——take a |illl'2iill\'(‘. cat plontv of nottr much better bicedlng playc.‘ fut- Yllt'
ishinz food. remain pcrfectlv quicl germs.
and don't worry. Quitilnc, aspirin or flag Cream of Mustard at lllt‘ .. ,t
Dover's Powder. etc, may be adminis- first \ign of a cold.
tcred by the physician's directions to NOTE: Cream of “Uslultl i~ ti .~
where the achint: But lhvl‘0 is no dim-ovary of a tlrllL’Lirl, \tlm t'tviiiu.‘
titre or spvcific fur infltieiiZa~ the (it how to combine itt suit-v form nit . '
sense mtiat run its course. hut naiurl.a mustard and oil (it lunn‘llllnt- um
herself will throw off the attack if camphor with r-llill l‘srt‘lillail all
only you keep up your stronuth. 'l‘hc oil of (-amplmr. Ht' . so lllitl uh. n il..
chief danger lies in tilt1 coiulilit‘alltmi‘ salve is applied to lllt‘ birth tw '
which muv arise. influenza so “‘calt- these ingrcdit-nts an libriatwi it. ':.«
"Ills the bodily resistance that thcre is form of \apois.
danger 0f pneumonia or brnnt‘llllifi dc (‘rcant of .‘lthai'tl it: mmpamtiw‘.»
winning and sometimes inflammation MW in New York, New Knvlimd and
of tho mlddlo car. or heart affct-timts. A few “95er “meg whetr it is m,“
For than.2 reasons, it is wry iuipor- now hping lntroduct‘d. ln othct
tant that ill? Dali?!“ limit“) ill “”1 lion: of the country, litmout‘, it i»
until his atrcnglh rcttimswéluy in the standard home rcitimlv in lit w
lit-d at least two dava or tnorc of!” for till forms of cold lr>o'llllt“'.
llic fcvcr hast lcft ion, or if you are n is particularly mommiwntlmi for
over 50 or not tumult. stay in but four rliildrcn’s croup or ['(lld‘l. mum .v
davt-l or mom. according to tho» se- externally "mm“, and, moi-Mm... mi.
verity of the attack. he used as freely an dwirml tritium
. External Applications the Engine“ harmful 9‘1"” ,(‘h‘my‘
‘ lll ordai- to stimulate the lin.ng of of .\lu~‘lard can hc had in two >17“ at
the air passagct- to throw off the grip 33c and .‘.0c at all druggists.
road to l‘t-‘l‘UVt'l‘X. and will r01)" 'hc AM:
.10 attend to lll> patiruia. Tho. do. :or
”W CANAAN Elias had a hard ”155‘“ with tho "flu "
l .-
l Mr. Kimball and family, who have.
,1 bean occupying the Harold Maud Wai-
dcncc in South uvcnue for the slmlnlc-r
have rcturncd to New York forth“
. wintcr.
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Ca in
and
~‘ti
solo.
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uni-y
M111, P‘re’i Situnlcll is ill with influen-
lht‘ i
F Sherwood tluioit has a position ill
illic Liberty Loan organization. wnirh
- ' reallll'eslhls lull little. He ham rtIm-tvt-tl
. 1an honorable discharge from the .lsl
William Gagon of Railroad avenue is‘ Regiment, New York Stutc Guard
sudering from grip. r
‘ A. M. Doremtts of liltt‘kf‘ua‘ill'k was
l .....m..
- Chief Petty Oillcrr Frank Kl‘ltlillL”
lira. George I. Rut-‘00? has been rert-I of the U. S. S. Etta-line. mm wrung
the past week. ' l fifteen months in Bl‘l‘rl, Fl'tint‘v, u‘rtriw
.lio was wouiidcd, has tcturnm for
Miss Mildred ”9""! 0' 6"."th treatment in the Brooklyn‘Natztl Hm
zle'
the
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Lieutenant Keith Warren has {tailed lint. Gem.“ ll. .Iv‘lilY is ill H, 3...,
£00m!“- ,tlon of the lungs. ller dituc'nm
:Gladya is ill with the grip. and .iet
(Tot-ninth school has reopenod for the, m“. Aaron. has jug, rccovcrt-d “a...
tendancc. ‘ g , W ____ .
9 William H. llarrttt. who has ‘itwn
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith 0?: laid tip for the past work with a firm ri-
h'“ l South avenue are ill at their home with, mm. of mm is on. [He mad to runway“,
lpprumoniii. ‘ ;tmd expects to be about his maritim-
Ishop in bcttcr shape than ever .wvt
Stephen B. lloyt has receivcd an al~ .‘ mink.
i lonpcnt of coal for his greenhouses in:
South MM“ street. I Last weck's New York papers prim-
,ln in its overseas (-aatialty list the
C- E. llrinchiterh «1 has been staying‘ name of George R. fibrous, Jr.. anion:
week, talc; those severely wounded. This an»
5 nottncement came four weeks later
‘ than that received by his parents.
GREENWIC’H lN THROEB _ -
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ill“
. in: care of a bad cold.
Frederick Roles and family. who
5 have been confined to their home with
gilliieutt. have recovered. ' . OF‘SPANISH iNFLUENZA
- ~ —--—-~---‘ 1’ GREENWICH. Oct. l9.——'l‘.‘ie Green
I'i'he entertainment which was to be; wich health board reported 300 casos
held in Pfiund Ridge has been WSV, of Spanish influenza and pneumonia
1 ported lndeflnitely, owing ‘0 EliCkDFSB- ' yesterday. ,, Twenty-two deaths have
t . , occurred from the discase. Fifty ncw
Mrs: John Ventress and little daughd beds Were. donated to the (ireenwich
ter. Lois, have been confined to their: hospital Thursday; hycthe (Jr'ei'c‘iix‘c‘h
. w . with ri . chaptcra o t e et toss.
home for thermal Pk g p ;nine patients were taken to that in
ution on Wednesday and yesterday
it 20 persons werc received.
II Honpitalc Filled.
l Both the Gmenwich hoglllllil and
, . - scontnxious hospital on the amoimge
! thgstl‘g. figfitfigéyfigiwigeégtfiv:i rhfld are filled. More than half of lthP
l' ‘ ‘l ed f H 11 ninurses engaged at these two int“ n-
,nue, h“ n: mov . ram ar '30 vtlona have been taken down wtth tho
lstreet. . prevailing malady and some arc t-tili-
’ ' l.
l Mlh‘d Margaret Downey of Stamford.‘ any i l Red cl," “rungs,“
I “'m‘ ’r‘e“"'59°“‘ "‘3 ”8““ "ml: Monrbera'of the Red ems htin' vol.
in". “wen Mrs Charles Gray, Wecdi unteercd their services and are no-
- The annual meeting of the Library; stltl
Corporation will be held in the Libra-1 mom ”In
ry- building next Monday at 8 p. m.. [
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«street. . taming in the work of carhtg for tho
3 . . ~ figigt It the hospital. as well as doing
l > Frank Brooks it still unable to loiouttildo work, The wornon'g molar
’ attend with bualnm in his mm mat-- ., «mm and member: of the borough
liter. The «net: of trauma but an? polioo are also rendering «m- in
‘lmu in a wok condition. taking patients tron their bone: to
3‘ itin- bupl'll. ”Incarnation. it
In. manu. vii-tintin- arguing ova ”than QM to ma
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