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Fotttmt lul' Norwalk and vicinity-
tonight and “'c‘dnesda); l‘llnttl‘.
ter .. ueti cool tonight \\llil frost. war-me"
Mrs ‘\Vt‘tifll">li‘d_\. light variable winds.
lmostlt sooth and west. The area of
high pit-ssutc which was central over
loua \cstetdln' morning has moved
wasn‘tallt during the last twenty foul”
hours and is non central over I’Pllll'
:ylvcitia It pi'odiicitt: pleasant
weather will ieittper‘atures sliehth
, . _ below normal in the central ltflti east
' ”“l ‘M “WM" “1‘"l“"'sa“-" ”1 ern districts Disturbances are ten
5' “Liftingc' on October 181!) “M over Florida and Minnesota. The,"
rinse—‘11 Hush l littlltbell, of the l‘m‘i- are causing cloudy and rainy ucatttrr
”1 SNiles Null. went tlte Week end at on the South Atlantic coast and be
lllv home 0' his mother, 36 Spring tween tre Rocky mountains and tilt
>ill‘t’l- Mississippi ri\er. The letttpei‘atiircs
Mrs Gilbert Osborne, of Rh’erhead. are risint: slowlv in the central dis
. orig Island, is visiting with Mr: and ‘l‘lcle‘r
"l s. Ralph 'J. Bedient, at their home
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Mrs William Heuser. of New York Fit“
city. has returned to her home. at
two week:' visit \Yl‘il her ultlllll‘l'.
Joutt Brim-hem. oi litrtlet street
Mr and Mrs it t; Kristin oi \‘l'cst
ztvvnuc. have closed their stiirtrnei'
Louie and fl‘H'r moved to New York‘
N the winter
Mr. and Mrs. J’. A l'al'se'iis' ot llb’
m. ttli Main street. South Norwalk. ob-
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if you‘re prepared
An overcoat is the main thing.
not too heavy or too long.
but just light enough and
short enough to make brisk
walking easy
The suit and the over :t-.tt are
waiting for mu at Regent &
5; levens. m
.5 ‘ td
You‘ll find yo air er ,
the color and pattern you
fancy. Prices—-
Fall 0vercoats---$25 (.0
$45.00.
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This nipping weather is fine i
BREAKS Elifi Illillllllll
{“0regons" Lead 30th Week.
of Laying Contest
STORRS, Ott. ‘.'l ~ln the fifth-tit
‘week of the one: lupin: contest at
tStorrs two records which have been
held durina the preceding contests
have been broken lit the first plact'
litre "Oregons" front the Oregon Aki‘l’
cultural College at For vallis have now
rpassed the yearly pcn record of 2.263
eggs held bv Obed G. Knight‘s pen
and have a total of 2.278 eggs. Not
only this. but the “()regons“ have two
more weeks in which to increase this
numbers. In file second place tlie 195
birds owned by Obed (l. ltfnizht~ o!
Ilitidtmton. It. l.. has laid 297 eggs to
ORWA i
CARNIVAL [If 8PM
Richard Blood is «tutftned to lllr
’ home on (”hatlts street with a severe
“var ‘VOrk Campaign Com. cold His manv triends hope for hisl
' speedy r9c0\erv_
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mitt“ Starts Arrange ' .\ltss Minnie Kiittrntch will Oll'et
tain the menti‘ers of Si .\Lllr.~ Ulltltt
iof (‘hi'isi (‘hirch at her home on (‘ot
ltaae street this attemoon
Mil-hail i'. l‘unite‘s hardware stoic.
Takes Hold—Coffroth to
Supervise Fistic Elforts on [East WashingtoJu slice; was len‘
' it-it List evening y rea "the, a p at:
Planned For A" seetlonsiulass window and about §lo worth ot‘
0f the Country l merchandise was taken.
i The Red (‘roSs Auxiliary of the
“I? gent‘l‘fll COHHDlllN‘ Will”! has; East Avenue M. E. (‘ltut'clt met last
charge 01 we BWI'UDE aCllVlllee 0‘ the evening at the church, at which time
l’nitod \\'at Work campaign, settled favorable progress was made towards
darn to real business yesterday aud’tite completion of the auxiliai't's quo‘
started the executive machinery which! [a 01‘ gauze influenza mas-ks.
is expected to result in an athletic can" The Wotitcrr's Auxiliarv
nital duritu. the week of Nov. 11 to 18,i (‘hurcli will be emprmfnpd
tthich will bring a large amount of mm“. of Mrs Fred M. Wheeler.
money to the l'nlted War Work Fund.
The Sports committee intends to pro-
mote and arrange athletic contests and
ments For Big Athletic
Drive—Boxing Leader
of (‘hrist
at the
on .
ended yesterdat
Myrtle street. on Thursday atternooni
at which tpttc the report on the Him I
In- Itolhd bath; ltd. DOB “-
1». It ‘t :obttu-n II Nor.“
tnrt‘n twink Thump-no trot I'l-
ttm with l-s- ”rent.- in saith I”.
Miss Flor. rue Kralwwkl ripen! 'fl-
day out. i... pan-utt- tn Snuth Ridge.
William H Itaiittt i» able I. I.
about auto alter a tussle with lit
"flit ‘
Miss lit-ti. Krapowtcz. ct South Ill-
cltt-ster is visiting her parents in South
Ridge.
Mrs. 'l‘ W licrtrdtit of South avenm
is ill at llt'r hum»- with an attack 0!
: influenza.
Mrs. Herbert Schmidt underwent an
operation at Air!” hours on Main street.
last Thursday.
Harry Pennuyer
and family invert
"been confined to their home for this
past week with influenza.
Mrs. James H. Stillman is now a 1--
tient ‘at the Not-walk hospital. Her
condition is such that she needs atten.
tion almost constantly.
Mrs. M. E. Adams of Hoyt street int
rendering valuable serviCes in
store of hester Jones at Stamford dur-
ing the litmus of one if the clerks.
Mrs. A. f). Nichols, who has been
‘ spending the summer in Wisconsin, H
in town for it few weeks. preparation.
3‘: l'nio ve e. WEA H5 AR 0 idatc. This elel‘rn cues more than ma e sale which
in 'naM I.” d . . - T R TOADAgn AG Rogers & Stevens iant' lieu has ever Produfl‘d m Ill? rxliibiilons in the following samesand willg be alien, . mgotng in New itil‘k tor the winter.
_ _- {“1“ N- An {9‘ “”d- _°‘ N ‘ f . ‘ ‘past contests. At the rate that this sports: Golf. track and field athletics. Mr and ‘1”. Frederick (- 0159“ \[t-c- H [0 Leahy went last week tat
\‘l‘i‘gnfidfie’lflifm the. “69k ”I'd “I”! ”mm-ram”: “lg“. M: In“. NORWAU‘ ”UT“ NORWAL“ bird is lnyinglt seems that h" 9" boxing. football. racing, billiards and have-returned ‘fi‘Olll their wedding2 (‘atnp‘lluritan N. J. where she roe
, . . . e egg, of Broad Rivet ,l‘_‘. [c- .~ , fi‘___ . .__. production for the wat- should he can pool, soccer football. bowling. trap- tour of the Adirondacks anti have. mained ‘ few days to ”Sit! h? “I;
5 rue ion
’ —“‘—" siderablv over 300 91:88. shooting. automobile racing. and motor
: The total production for the week cycle and bicycle racing. The entire
was 1.997 ears or 28.5 D" 09111, M proceeds realised from the various ex-
lhlfi Del“ "Plll- "19 he3“" breeds laid hlbltiona and games are to ge given tol
”.5 per cent. the lisht. breedslaylng the United War Work Campaign Fund.
onlv it per cent. Putting this in no No participant in any athletic conteat‘
other way “‘9 mm" m “l“ 0‘ the is to Nceive a cent of remuneration.
1.997 98“. 6H per ccnl- of the" "'0 The team or individual will be asked
laid 55' the heavy ““945 “d 33-6?” to donate his services to the cause as
l‘l‘lll- 0' them WW" Nd l" "‘9 "3’" a patriotic contribution. Traveling
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HAVE THIN READY OCT. 20TH— ..
brileds. expenses will be allowed out of the
“SLACKER. RICORDQ" WEEK! .stlll hard at work completing the late W”-
In every homo where there is a ‘ returns and hone to make our final , Pen 3 entered by Richard Allen won proceed.- m My comm or “1“me
‘ .the honors for the week with fiftv- when necessary. No war tax will be
taken up their residence at the home: band who is receiving in
of the bride's parents, Mr. and lure“ the 0. M. I. S. _ .
Samuel W. Kelley. Mrs. Olsen was The Boy Scouts wtll hold eirdnnca
formerly Miss Elsie Kelley. ln Raymond Hall next Frtd y evening.
The rummage sale held in the va-i Good music is assured. and. tutti:
cunt L'Hommedleu store on Easti from the eat; of tickets, there writ
Washington street under the auspices a large atten'ance. ..
of the Women's Auxiliary of Christi Thomas O bhauglrnesry. con 0 ll;
Church ended yesterday, the final and Mrs. John 0 Shaugltnestieyh .
day. and proved to have been very| Ponus avenue. is now at the Pet :-
oucceuful. The sale was originally Bay naval station. Thomas ht tithing
Id '. Frtd an up wireleirt-i. at which be it! adept.
”filled to? Thur I) ay a Mitts Katherine Weed. aged 21. dict!
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WRECK AT DANOURV.
DANBURY. Oct. 22.——Trafnc was
blocked. last night, on the Central New
_l¢h.ld division of the New, York.
low Haven and Hartford railroad, its
a result of a freight wreck eight miles
.Wt of this city. near Brewster. N. YA
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The Liberty Loan committee is
In mogupb. 3 number of records are "‘00" tomorrow. . .. . .. - ,. . . .. .. I - b
idle. Perhaps they are not the httestu The. Connecticut t‘ompttny hits arggxra‘tl'iliuOfflo;llu?tml:i Signl'a'm'": “fl“ 9K1". P9“ 53- u": '0'???“ charged at any of the sporting events sittii‘llntre’doiftntlli‘y‘efili‘da?! bras]? at her home. in Oenoke avenue. 3“
paint» they lave been Dllycd till "church" car which leaves Noroton tlon for ' ‘ ’ 0 re ”a "m “0“ “"0““ 9““? ‘" ° ‘ 9‘ which are to be held for the fund. (It wh ch lated w the re- day of pneumonia. The funeral will'
use on the roads of the city. eggs. Pen 81. owned by J. Frank Du- Secretary William w, Roper an- on o are mu 9 o r the held in St. Aloysius church. Wed
lulu.
"I?! became tiresome. perhaps the at 6:40 and Roton Point at 7:10 ev- . .
«tuners are simply “record miners," erv Sunday morning will be discon- "F- Ind Mrs. Charles E. Heckler. 11015th“ thT‘L-‘xglfgnéorfinegz trounced that 500 letters had been sent ‘nesdcy morning.
hoarding old records because they hate tinuotl for "1‘! winter. ““1. "hlllll'l ljfltkll‘y. of Rowayfon. are Pen 59. “de b‘ “'ti‘tidlhndn KPoultr ‘0 .8 many colleges, “ill“ W - t Frank Kaiser picked quite a good
to part from them. The regular meeting of Old Well "u" a“) ”one to "‘9" York city I” pf)" "" 0"" 9‘ f h 1 y tton in playing tum“ '0' the NM many raspberries on his place in Rich.
a time. and later expect to go south, .iards. were tied or fourt pace The committee will visit the proml~ mood ““14 during the past week.
Thus are “slacker” records, that t‘otuntitndetw No. 956. U. 0. G. C..
[\m' boys need It. the front. Make it it “ill be held this evening at the t‘om
personal gift! .tttndery’s hail over fife Trust (Your
Wall: 0;]ch 26th to Nov 2nd. I nv on washingtt‘t street. I
I!“ .'-I rs. Smith. of 64 1—2 Osborn avenue.
LlLLlAN SHERWUO” ‘topmtetl to the police that her son.
NEWKIRK.
City Chairman.
The National Phonograpli-Rec
cruttin‘ Cowl. ~
fl
who is in the service, but who in home
on a furlough. ltud broken into her
"rd“ R‘" home. Tht police ttrc investigating.
:' Patrolman (lulnor found a bundle of
-3 , whips last evening. which were claim
cd by the owner this morning.
'Miss .lt-nnic l’ollcy. stcnogratpltcr in
the otilco of t‘lty (‘lel‘k lrtlrtv. I). Rob-
ertson, is assisting in the board of its
sensors office this week.
George Storur fOund it atmy horse
wondering about the city litttt night
and turned it over to the police who
t‘harles Garter returned yesterday
morning to his duties at the National
Bank of Norwalk. after a few days‘
illness at his home in Rowayton.
Edgar .l. Mollcé and family. who
have been tlt thur summer residence
at Hickory illttt‘ for several months.
.lett yesterday tr‘.‘ New York (‘ltv. for
the winter.
Work is sort to start on the repairs
at (litider's (ttlnl‘l‘ New curved fails
for the. ('onnt-cttctit t‘oinpttny have air-
lived and :ll'.‘ cxpccted to he pttt in
position so that the work can be cotti~
pleted before freezing weather sets in
The Union Antllnc (‘ltentlcal l‘oitt-
pimv started work in earnest In the
old lloylston fitt-tot'v, yesterday. t‘lll-
ptovina a number of men. The invol
I ‘ Richard Allen.
with a production of thirtvrsix eggs.
During the fiftieth week of the content
503 blnls faded to produce an egg.
Of the l.000 birds in the content only
five had perfect scoresl dtirlnt: the
week
The three best pens in each of the
principal varieties are as follows
Barred Plymouth Rock-
l‘ittsfleld. Mass.
Tom .I. Adamson. [laurel P 0. Que-
bec. l‘nn,
.litlt-s l-'
ill-itch. l..
l-‘rttnctti- \\'t-st Hampton
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White Wyandotiu
l‘lbed ll. Kttiatlt. llritlitcton. R l.
l “I'll\llllin Farm \\'estvllle. .\' ll.
F W Htlf‘rit‘. MellltN‘. N. Y.
Rhodo Inland Red!
Richard Allen l‘ittsfleld. Mass
nent colleges personally and encour- ' Large clusters of the fruit are ripe-
are important intercollegiate games. i mg dug-lug the exceptionally the
All colleges have been asked to hold iwenthcr.
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Hitl‘t'lfll games during the sport week 3 John Douglas of Hosted Place but
Mr. Roper expects that most of the big ' M W 5 been get-lonely 'H the past week of
games for lhc cause will be played on i pneumonia. i is condition is very
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hits-.5: :5:..’:...:.:5::5.. 5:55: :15" '3'llt‘ltfltl‘itl‘il‘fi' " "
in: itrrttnged by Walter t‘amp and Dr Wilton Red Cross. in order to mow” infant l awrence Jr. who has been
Joseph P ltavcroft ' treating facilities: will change Itswork-r ‘ l' 1‘ ill. at the Ppltiam Bay “"1
Victory .Mcdals for‘Golfen in“ days to Wednesday and Saturday. :it‘d‘it‘l‘l: .Witll Spititis‘t influenza is l i-
The committee announced that the "I “am WWR‘M ”'9 Wilton library. l trot-ing slowly His marw friends are
movement among the golf clubs will Mr. “M MN" William t‘msIey ““2 Lind to hear these gladtidlngs.
be countrywide. John D. Rockefeller afllllinafinr {:w('{;lfn(1'0”:w:‘g":flt2:i Charles )1, Griebel who was in with
has offered 1.200 \‘lctory Medals. whichl ” I ‘ L" ‘ " I M‘ ' ‘ h ' influenza for over a week. and repor'—
will be competed for by clubs. On Ml‘ttirH-ttid unfitzw. , Th ‘m ., “it, ed for ditty once more in Brennan‘s.
these medals will be it likewise of Mar dniightbr "blend 'ot‘ if?“ ‘5‘”: I: 'LL‘f store. was obliged to give up mil.
ttltttl Foch. who is an ardent golfer. ’thc week-end “ml \li nd \lr' ”p t‘ lanti was ordered back to bed Satur-
The golf lout'mullent will be lni Thontstn ‘ ' u ‘ R’ ' "‘ day by his physician. Several doyn’
A ' rest will probably bring him around in
lL'l‘ON
put the animal in (‘onitor‘s stable for l'inecreat Orchards. (lroton. “a”.
rule keeping
. A utcttiot ol tltc board of directorsl
lot the Not-wttlk Buildmr. Loan at In-
ventment Association was held at the
otiicc of Taylor A" Golden. this after-
. lttitill. .
Louis l"|ill‘l|:~‘ll “its lttllttillctl to tho
Norwitlk llospitiil. this lllOl’lullL'. whcrc
id chair stock has been removed and
much of it was sent away renter-titty
afternoon.
P M Nectllt-s hits lt-t'tst-tl the John
I) Fetter house opposite his store itl
itcwztytttn nvt-nuc and will soon act it
really for occupancy Numerous int
provctitcnts will he made. Mr Needles.
has also taken an option on buying!
charge of (‘oi‘ni-Ilns J. Sullivan of (litr-
. , , ' .\lis. Murrttv nnl tlttii t>~ llv.
A “v "“mm‘.‘ “mm"... N If lien t lty. representing the l S (l. A hum,“ ”H.” “hum”? lmn“,‘fl:‘:1llwll:r‘:I good shape.
The entrance fee to tire tottrniimentsl ed .0 ”W (pm. to]. "‘9 Winter JON-p“ (lornutnprez. who has been
‘ ’ ‘ ietuttloyctl by Dr. M. l. Kins: for I.
White Leghlorm l ill be ' $1 b I
Iiolltunod l‘ttrm. liolywood, Wrist. W at f’lln‘t . iii no ters- can con‘ . . v . ,. . , , . , .
ltritcsttlc I'l)tlltl'\ Fin-m. Simltlslturu. ll‘lbtllc any amount they wish. . f lw:},;‘:;“::l:ll::‘,: 3253;211:3223; h“: number i t' yeitrs will leave his position
'3 \\'llllc litippc. tht' clituliplon bllllttrtlj l)!‘ I and “n; (‘umpliell Wilt hit" on the first of November. He. has
.I (t Ilylv'ud‘tr. New Paliz N Y player. will play exhibition rrrlttcltesfi been stoppiitu ht um“. country: hm:|:_ rented the Mctlratlt residence in Fol--
Miscellaneous ‘ ' 't‘sl street where he will more next:
but l‘f‘st‘l'H‘t: the tight to choose hirti ~
_ .tor the summer return ‘ti to th- cit'
Tin-non Allllt'ulttiritl t'ollcct- tOrc ouit opponents, It lht‘kpt‘f‘lt‘d that : lit-l week I ‘ )iw“k-
SPANISH INFL NZA PR3
VENTED
Thousand: are buying a. 25c jar
of CREAM 0? MUSTARD. a. pre.
ventative. For prampt relief tram
Grip, Sore Throat, Cold in Chest'
3 The ltorotiL‘lt is having t'ie gutter on.
13d All Inflammation and Gen. 1", was taken “.0". his home. 52 Aiker‘ it... Dilll‘l‘. uottst. t‘ot‘yallls. Ore. ., ‘ tllll'lllt: the tliivc lloppe will meet Wot; , . _ . _ > ...._. ' \l | d) l ‘
.gestion, cream of Mustard Gives “rpm “In-Cm”. with ”w pl‘t-vttiliilg m ’ it p (loves trill". “tun t East ltcr (typllltlll. who is the best of tlic COLUMBIA FOOTBALL i the sotttltlsttlc of . ape street, a :0:
Instant Relief and COmfon t0 the ttuenza. . . - Hartford. F'onn. ." ~ ‘ ‘ llllilthb.llll.tlnllll|_\t'i-p_ outside of ”I". GETS ANOTHER BLOW! “117‘ ”I". I. .in.ni.tnu propervyp will?!) .
Sufl'erer Ask our (1 ‘ f f lit-putt Fm- tuner Willi m I p”... “—- 'E‘~~——~ »-————=!F———_ .... ““‘k 3‘ I‘m?“ "m” ““"‘ ‘- Ell” ‘lll‘llll’ll'l- lhl‘ Alllci'icitn Antittmn. i Heron tore the gut cr was g er
. ' y , “138181 ,0 . J” (1.; \\'l . -. ' "ll l“ b A“ . lilltnlhtf‘ll. Muss "l“litl'ti Association «ml the National Four Players Slated for Officers' limp the crown ot" the road and II:
ItI 0!‘ Ned on rece‘pt 0f PW? .‘ I": 'Il- l 'liu‘l\dl\"|'"lr'“ u." I.“ T)?" i i - -... - -— --‘ AEF‘N'HIHO" ol Amateur llillim-ti Pl“) l Training Clmpl “Sl‘it‘sé us fttr as it gutter is concerned.
The Cream of Mustard 00.,301' :W: ‘,,l ."01' A. ”1;! {M “'hl: ”mm", | DAR'EN. :BASEBALL RULES crs will also ill'l‘llllL‘t‘ matches :tmona . , _ ‘ The bitterly Loan drive. went clean
Norwplk‘ Car" ”"“."”m " “m “' "m" ' on (“"3 ‘ IN FOREIGN TONGUEs atmttcurs. ! l0hlmml‘" "WW” le‘rllll "‘l'l‘ll’l’d. our the top Saturday evening. The
.__.-. c...“ _- . __1'__._. “mm" . i . ‘ .‘lliitt'tt Md'oy. oi thi- New York A :(ltlllc “ blow 3'9““‘rdlll'. " “ll.“ ll“ i ttrtztl amount subscribed was $400,000.
' — ‘ “ ‘1 Many Not-unlit women littvc lttlopictl l AN” ‘ t‘_, will httvv champ of the ”3'“.th "IOlllll'N that ‘0‘" 0f Fl‘l‘d Dawson‘sl Tim qnottt was $211,200. Tye figura-
first strinc met-n ltad been rccommend‘ ,tmw that u". quota wag nearly
Over There Ne. int: itctiritlcs A tourrittiitcnt ls helm:
ceuitates Multitudinous Tranl. consitlcretl tbetwectt ttritpshc
lations the Host ittitl West. to he ‘ of at the
NEW YORK. Oct 'Jt.~ 'l'ltc popttlur- Polo Grounds. Thomas ‘ t‘tthlll who
ity of baseball ittttong the Allied nll‘ hats charm of the sr .l-r football pro.
.ltons abroad is spreading 50 I'allldll‘utram. expects that it Belgian teitm will
.. __ _ I’thttt there is already “1 (it‘llltlllldf filtl' be sent here in answer to M cable
.3' - s ii men 9 - -. - . ..
“Ammumghif "Wm!“ m Zimmndlnlhntiii‘lf‘lmb'tltiif‘iiilforeihn lithlllzllilll‘l‘ls- 331111;.“M “Mm“ sent in H“ (onr
itn‘n‘Tili' ‘\‘\f,e\_;“'“':r:‘ “it‘ll"1::‘-"_'(:’l‘;;2;::"l‘::3'.To meet these requirements several 'lf‘tllt:‘nelflifllt eleven comes here.
, , ‘ - expert baseball authorities .ttt ml Vt. (,. (trace, of tire Bethlehem SW.“
ruddy ill t...” p. tit. lll‘lll' bi. John‘s lalioratlng in the preparation of it base Works. has offered to fluancg a tour of
l‘r‘l‘k- Slall‘f‘ll'd‘ ibnll printer which trill be distributed the Belgian team and the Bethlehem
. local motorists are thoroughly amt. l in various sections of Europe. ' eleven. which won the national chant-
il .-d at the ttlllllmnt‘t'lllt‘l‘ll oftlte lifting1 The. pnmphlt’l. which “'1” h“ Wm" plonship lflfil season. h It “ ' ' l ' ' l 'l l'
t e M‘ Dawson “"3 not p ms“ “ 1‘ The funeral services for Edward 8.
'POpularity of Game
the very sensible. style of \\t‘:ll'llli.: \cils , 0
its it preventive of the prevailing uutl
tidy. now so much is \‘(lllllt' in ‘(lllil‘l’ ‘ ' l
tiNOROTON'
iii an article which itppt-ttretl itt was i '
lerday's Sentittcl it stittctl lililt Stuart - . . . A
Marshall was tltc driver of thc lttindlc
hitke wagon who had it little trouble
with a mint on Day street. This was
erroneous. as it “its not Mr. Marshall.
but one of the otltcr drivers. -
9 Thomas E. Spirit) has been appointed
Sergeant Major of the 73d Headquart-
. ers (10., infantry. He has been unint-
ed it week's furlough. lie is spcndtng
a few days in Uticn and Beacon, N. Y.
He will spend the latter part of the
week with his parents. irt this city.
Mrs. William S. Coley, of 32 Gibson
Terrace. received the welcome news
this morning that her husband, Wil-
liam S. ('olcy. who has been confined
for some time at the’U. S. Hospital,
at Fort Ogelthropc, Georgia. ls slowly
but surely improving from his recent
illness.
it is the intention of the Local Ex-
emption Board to induct. 34 men into
the. United States service. at their
headquarters. this afternoon. at 4
o‘clock. providing that the men are
able to be present. It is said tltttt at
least two are confined to their homes
vvitlt grip. and that others may be on
the sick no. ‘
ed for transfer to an ottlcers' train
In: school. The plavcrs are. (‘httrlos
Shaw. ltnlt‘ buck. Kraus and Robson.
tackles. and Greene. riaht count. it
was said th.tt Show Kruutt and t'tobson
probnlfiym’ottld leave some time dur
ing the week. it is not known when
Greene will leave. Greene has been
appointed to West Point. It is alsoi
reported that l’tll‘kPS. as end. also is
slated for transfer to a naval training
station.
tlclllllt‘ll. The Liberty 1.01m committee
worked faithfully and kept tip the good
wot"; incessantly.
About twenty young people tendercl
Mr. and Mrs Otto Schmidt a surpris ~
party last Thursday evening. and an
enjoyable time. was bad by playing
plnochlc anti social chatting. . The
genial chief of police \vn's taken entire
l ly by surprise. Mia. Schmidt proved a
1 very hospitable hostess. Light refresh.
tments were served and the card win»
Practice for the varsity ycsierduvt . ‘
was restricted to a stiff workout oft “a“ had ‘1‘". kmd" of fun with those
. who were distanced.
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Regent Theatre
d
Owing to the epidemic now
prevalent in Norwalk. the man-
agement has decided to close
Di
the Regent Theatre until lur-
ther notice.
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. Mr. and Mrs. E. ll. Robinson of tittnl"""0"”"s m “Dunbar” m r”19 t‘mdt- AL mom‘s' WELL'KNOWN ”ERE'
. . . . . , . there may be it med utn 0 common ‘ DIES OF PA 8 u n l
Ox Ridge distiltt have been llP'itan. ~ .. f x-l t- S M H FLU' ‘
their fr'end t f' l ' - b ‘ . ”m9“ 3' hand. A “053"“ 0 [u m ' News was received in this citv last‘
i s .0 tea t tnsp CHIPS froin ‘0.“ and hnqphau terms in all lanettng- - _ ‘ ». - ' '
. t . .niglit, from (ttrnp Dodge. town. of thc’
'riti. theatre will be ctoud‘i
until further notice.
ton and Wary Right Out
With "OL‘J-cob'o Lint.
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Rub titt- loothill. moor-tin:
ot‘ the ban on the use of gasoline on ed in French. ltnltttn lhtnlislt and Coflroth H,” to Aid Boxin . ~ ~ ‘ _ .
Sundity. Agrcttt many cars owned 1,... Spanish, will cm.”- tltc rules of the The boxing program will git-eg-tltis Ll‘etggi‘mgdi.“§,2'k,D'?‘.h;.‘,‘“§'o‘r'§‘,f,:‘ Nidd. who died in New Jersey last Frlv
local foik~rin litrt. oitc might say ttbbutzuame in the simplest form. in midi country it:- biggest fistlc carnival in [$125 the varsitv tore bit: holes in the day Was held at the Masonic Temple
gall of tliem-— werc in use: Sum"). “on there will be pages (it explaw history. according to the plans of scrubs’ line yesterday ' Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Interment took
Miss Valentino and Miss Fnhvvliltflllons‘ and answers to the questions James W. Coffroth. San Francisco pro~ 1'55: , ' place in Lewisbnro. The. deceased. for.
“male” ‘ll ”‘0 Filth lllrll'll't sclmooliWhlf" “”39 ““0“: ”‘0‘“ “’1‘“ 1"" “filler. Who arrived here .veslcrdtty.‘ I littcriy a resident of this town. was em—
on the [)nrien sitlc. have been milkinglqucstions tutti nmef‘TR Will bl’ print- Coffroth hits been selected to direct a ployetl for a number 0 years as chauf-
l‘ "“901“ in lllt‘ Rule of war sat-lites 9" both in "mm“ and ”mm“ for nation-wilt boxing campaign. Coff— l fer for the late Miss t‘. A. lilies, and
stamps to NW llltpils of the school mm clan languugrs in purclll'l ("Ullllllll‘ ”f roth's first move was to set at rest ’, later conducted the Central Garage cn
their pat-emu, They “a“. hm." the‘order that when Atncrll‘lln “M (0" any inference that he has come. East Railroad avenue.
catisc of selling a surprisingly targetelgll spectators meet. “'m‘m" h"‘"“_ for the pin-prise of promoting bouts. ; CAlOMfl Pllls f0R ‘ A number of persons went fishing
'itniotutt of atnttips. ‘x'lhll‘ '0 speak the ”mm“? or their. » -' t ' » ’ tfor mackerel near Westmrt. Sunday.
land had good luck, considering the
[IVER AND BO 1 l roughness of the water. it was about
i all one could do to stand tip in the boot
their own arden diirtn . g - ' and it is said that one of the party had
weeks. OngSnturday ”lfytgrokifilnhxgi“ ‘5 “‘5“ ‘0 h" “l’pmded' =sudden death of ‘Al Thomas. who rtlp~_ Give “California Syrup of Figs" it'pgentiine sealeltness. Others who went.
”m" a quart of the berries. which is .___. ___7. _, . trcscnted [ti-Ldgftpori during his stay: Cross. SW". Feverlsh. Con. {to the Roton i’oint dock during the
extraordinary for mg. season in these} :there last year. Thomas was utider _ atlpated _ [week had all sorts of luck. 01) Friday
part9. Other 990ch here have haul VI PA‘NS fthi- nlllntlgelllt‘lll of “in Ross. and Look back at "vortr"childhoodaim-s.l abottt (wet-y one there brought home
irasphcrrle's and strawberries recently i 4 . . : bttxcd all of the best known lis'hu 39mm“? the dose "1th" ”‘3'“ ' anywhere from 50 ‘0 20“ Of the muck.
{_ - . twpigms in the state. in 0m. of his ed on-castor oil. calomel cntlinrties. prep
"—”"‘ ' " I home. at the (‘ltsiuo he gave Battling- HOW 3m“ hntr-_d them. “0" 3'9,“ foutzhtl Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Montgomery
AND Kunz, of t!.:s city. a tough battle, but “3mm" taking them. (Easier (nee Gertrude 'lleek‘e!) IN!"
jwns outporntcd. ! . With 0‘" children ll'“ different i spending the fall at their farm. “Wild-
TO LIBER , ——- ‘ i Thomas came to this country fromi SLOtIierZ'Wh? This" "'1,“ oltlhfo‘rrfi 0’; wood." on the \Valisckma road. "Minx.
. 'rzngiund and. bt‘flll‘t‘ tnttkln Brid cw y” ”“9" ° “9“ 1° W ll '9‘" leeks"lmuredmNew Canaan seven!
TY BOND lmtnnt Relief! Rub This Nerve Tor.‘ port. his home, be met suchgitars gas. do. The children’s revolt ls welt! yeara R80. uprn the “Welfare of Work-
, fllcnny Leonard. Willie Jackson. Harry'- founded. Thclr tender little “insides 19“.;- in connection with her deport-
‘ ' Pierce. Young Brown, Harry Condon ”9 anured "-V "’9'“ . . ‘ ment of the National Civic Federation.
OWNERS and fiddly Wallace. Thomas died of " 3'0“ Chm." stomach. ""‘r and which organization was founded by Ir.
“mummified-my kept-collinear”.
bowels nccd cleansing. give only dell- Easley. Both "9 active in war m
”0“ “California 35"“? 0‘ “Kl" “5 spending several days each week I!
.actlon in positive, but gentle. Millions Washington.
0' "WM" 30'“ ““8 h'mk‘" “fruit John Phllllpnlc. a aotdter stationellt
m“""" “M" 3 "“‘V “0' “MW“! Camp Mode Id. and son of Ilr. I"
,love to take lt: that it netier falls to I ‘ ' l ' icofthhnwl
“MIAN “”7 KILLID. club the liver and bowel: end sweet-t d“:::,: at...” 0‘ u ll.
llnl~l Influenza. at (‘antp Dodge. fowa. Sunv
ma day. after be had won the lightweight
'nervn, “a like ancunlxia d”. chomplomiblp of the camp by defeat-
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