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Our victory is in sight, and
you don't have to be long- .
sighted to see it.
,Now to make our stay-at- ‘
If. “tutlui F Landau u' “e step
If. u I. has utuut . Naipaul lot .A
wmwlu w a ten work.- while Mr]
Imistrm ‘thn tar stalk man“ is en;
gum! in making Ir]|«.li.4 to walks
its at th. (II)
M and hits Edison 1‘ Harris vvish
7.. almonnte the marriage of their
d. miller Hillel Frost Harris to
‘r-tvrge llaniniond on October 23, at
l'tltl (‘lit‘l-‘ter, N Y . ‘
Lieul Roderick Huggan, of tlte U.l
homepsrt respectable let‘s 7
boom the Victory Liberty
Loan and make it the great-
est ever.
It will show our enthusiasm E
for our Boys and put another '
‘lllt‘. southern districts reported thun-Y
‘ derstorms. ‘
'South liakota, Minnesota and (olora
trio. A trough of low pressure extends
Wuhllflol street, South Ronni!
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i’lobabl) ““3 and r g mod- ,hiiaveiy, pas-tor. Sunday. October L'lih
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At the First Methodist
church, West avenue. ilet
Episcopal
John J.
a ', al‘ll' cloudy and cooler; .. . . ‘ . ~ . » 4 \ ‘ ‘ W
Smite lilol'tl’le‘ar‘ti to north winds. (‘loudyé ‘ Molniitg pleathlllg ut’Hltl .lt 10....
' d *a'utv weather prevails, this niorn-JSIUbe'fI- 'llit supreme J-u>[l|_e lie
dn 1 . llle‘Cldf’s. liible school session at 1:
stricts east of
tug, iti neatly all di .
Several places in.
o'clock. (‘ouie ill and get interested
Rocky Mountains.
ili Sunday school work. and thank tiod
that you have something to do ill
l'lli’lellan service. this day. which must
jbe done, whether you like it or itot
‘so do your best you will p05:l.‘>> til.
files which tlte idle never know. The
T. i‘. ll. class is a democratic class and
has a large following. You'ie welcome
Snow was reported from.
ltoln Texas northeastward. 'l‘lte terti-
pcrattile is rising itt tlte eastern and
tailing lit the western districts.
.\' Navy. has returned to his duties in crimp in the crumbling Hun
"' I" ' ‘ 5 ' l ‘ ' " ' I ' ' i :zilld uigett to dl'U) ill and judge for
.iiiiiéii?‘$iui Eilv'slirglf'hr'éie‘ga’fit Everythlns for men and ‘wsaruas a run too.. ,.,,,,,.,e,,_ m ,,_‘,,,_3 mm... Le...
"ML 0‘ Grand street. l boys to we” When you TODAY- 1 tue meeting. led by living liikelnan.
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Mrs. Roderick Huggan has returned want It' lt‘liillt‘ldllllt . lllplt. o4. o\ subject. Ambition. Lao, song he“.
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' h per honte. in Newark. N. 1., after
spending a pleasant visit with Mrs. (‘.
Plan, of Grand street. l
Ensign Victor W. Ferris. of the U. S.
lat-ifs, is spending a ten days' leave.
of absence in Norwalk, stopping with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell. l
,Misses Marjorie and Avis Whipple
are spending the week-end with their
grandmother, Mrs. Henry Straus, (Ti
Wilton. l
James Duffy returned to Camp Dev—,
ens. yesterday, after spending a 24-.
Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK ”UTH NORWA LK I
For "and:
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litilll. ice. The chorus choir and congrega-
‘ .leltill sangtng is inspiring. The even-
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‘ 1 .ence—~~ 'tat s t?"
CHANCE TO OBTAIN '2 Wednesday afternoon. at 2 p. m., the
ARMY COMMISSIONtmembc-rs oi the Ladies” Aid Society
twill meet to do sewing. Wednesday
evening the Epworth League workers
will meet to finish their second issue
of “Norwalk Events," the local new»
clipping paper they send monthly to
:the members of the church honor roll
over there.
"Thursday meeting ~mid-tweek serv-
iii.
((‘ontinued From First Panel
who leit such countries within 5 years
of birth are exempted from this prohi-
bitioll.
To be eligible for the school. a can-
didate must be between 18 and 46‘
N ews of the
Churches
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Parish Sunday school. at noon. in the
parish house.
Monday, the Feast of Saints Jude
and St Simon. The celeblation oftlie
,lioly t‘oittliiuitioli at 9:30. Attention
is called to the change oi little. Gov-
ein yourselves accordingly.
First t‘ongtegationai church, Rev. E.
l". Mcil‘iegor, 1’
service at 10:30 with preaching by the
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eousness." Sunday school
(1:3 nt.) C. E. at 6:30.
Monday evening the Kind Wold (‘ir—
ill noon
cle will meet twith Mrs. Shambaugh. I ing N‘)"e”‘b“r elections.
Wednesday afternoon,
work, in thr parish house.
Thursday. at 7:45 p. m., preparatory
service for the November Communion.
Red Cross
Advent Christian church, Van Zant
1)., pastorserorning'
Subject: “Peace and Right~‘
l which little seven would-be voters pre-‘
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ORWA lK
l’hiiip ll Fielding of 20 Pleasant
lstleei. is today receiving the congratr
julatiolts oi n large number of friends
lmel' llis appoinlm Chief Electri-
itiail at the l' S 'lig Board':
1 plant at Wilson‘s Pol
i Arthur Weldon. the we . nown East
'Sitie contractor, is lecoterillg Hunt at
inasty strtlp wound he received when
tin falling he struck his head against
la pile tt lumber at his shop on Hail»
: lalttl .\ll"‘(‘[ a iew' days ago.
Michael P. Shea and Albert W. El-
ihird district registrars 01' vol
in session yesterday at
1 dl itlge,
N's. were
sented themselves and w'ere made
'eligiblo to cast their yote in the corn—
} The time is getting short fer
l‘a'rls‘l Side property owners to turn in
iAssessors who are in session at the
tity ilall, second district, and town
assembly hall, first district.
.and Harvey streets, Rev. G. M. Tee-' sessors will remain in sesion until
pie. pastor.—~Half~hongprayer. 10 at November 1 and after that time all?
ill. Morning prayer and sermon, 10:30; who have not made their returns will
a. or. Sunday school. 12, to.
dog service. 7 p. in.
Mid-week prayer
Thursday, 1:45 p. m.
and
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testimony,
First Church of 'Christ Scientist, 57
avenue—The regular Sunday
to their accounts.
The entertainment committee of the
.\‘orwalk Country Club has announced
that arrangements have been completA
ed for a special Hallowe'en dance to
be held at the club Thursday evening.
57 q:
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their lists of holdings to the Board of.
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”ARIEN
NOROTON
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A soil was born yesterday to Kr.
and Mrs. .loscpn tiaffnoy oi .\‘ol’oton-
Htigllts.
t‘ontractt-r John J Hottch has in-
s'alled a lreight eh. lator for the Wal-
ter Stewart (‘onipany in liarien.
Miss l’lilll Mosier, forilirily em-
ployed at the shirt tit-tory in South
Not-walk is new dispensing groceries
at the A. a 1’. store.
Lieut. George Stagg of the Heights
who is ill llie aviation seltice camp
at Riverside, ('31. has l'eccntly won
high honors in the service thele.
Belliard, sum of Thoma~ Farrelly or
,Xortlton, who-is in a submarine chas—
er. writes of having recently been
able to visit London and Dublin.
Lew-is Provost ct" New Canaanfiae
publican nominee for Representative
from that town, an honor he has has:
previously. was in town noting
tricilds at the Soldiers“ Home, Thur-Is
day.
Clarence. son ct Mr. and Mrs. John
M. Worth of the Spi'ingdaie section,
now in the aviation service, has re-
from Newport. beiote being trans~
Loyal' have a penalty of ten per cent addedt , it .~ S (‘
Worker; meeting, 5:45 p. m. Even- ferred to .reenulle . .
Lillian, the young daughter of Mr.
land Mrs Grover Raymond of Noto-
tton Heights. has been an influenu.
. victim since Tuesday. Thursday, In.
Raymond and infant son were also
ltaken with the disease.
Two of the three sons of P. G. 36»
October 31. The famous Ban-Joe Wat-i
lace and his Society Orchestra will bet yon. whose fourth son made the on.
present from New York to furnish 1119‘ prente sacrifice several months m9
hour furlough with relatives in Noel
walk. ‘
William 0, McLean. of “'ashing-: wars of age. and physically “anaemic-e, at 7:45 p. m. Many are the hearts service of this church is held at 11
ton, I). (t, is spending the weekend for general military service. A high that are sad and weary. Come to the a. m.
at his former home in this city. ’-
Mrs.
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BRISNL FRUIT uite sick at ler home in Wilton ave"
DEALER MURDEREDlgue with brotichlal pneum'mm and a:
relight attack of the grip. She is how;
able to sit up a little while each day's
, , George Harrigsn, of 19 Belden ave-l
3“" He ran out ‘nd “9“,“ GI"mald‘unue. recently received a letter from
"’“k 9"“ ""0"" "0'“ him and then- crimes Stolba. in whichhe states
with old of fire department members'illllil he has been promoted from the
-iirotocted him “fin“ a "'0‘"! 01' men rank of corporal to that of sergeant. E
mum" Italians, who seemed intent (‘ttptain and Mrs. Belong, who are
upon doing bodily harm to Gl‘lmaltlt , t' , i “The Fire Bri ade" to
The police took the man witlt somt ,” "tun n g ' .
-- elven by the Hope Hose company.
difficulty to the station. where he “"I‘ . - '
locked up until . hearing "m be held are ill at their home, causing the in-
m Monday. ~ ‘- deitnlie. postponement of the play. I
Mulio, who u fortyone, and leaves: Waldo It. Marguliesythe deaf and
a widow, 15 spoken m as a man of 9* dittllb muto. of tranbury', reported to
perm" character and peaceable d” thtvpolice the loss of his watch and
poslnon. He had been long in busl- chain which disappeared somewhere
nests, GrimaldL who also had be?" between the second district and» his
bore a long ”um “.85 from Southern home in Cranbury.
Italy .-.n-i of fiery disposition and The case of William (l'blf‘lmilfl vst
quarrilsmua year 8K" m, had trouble George M Weiss, of {New Haven.
with hi.» landlord over the presence of which was scheduled ‘ltl bf: tiled ht- ,
another shoemaker in the same build—,fm" “ jury ”1 ”w (”v“ (0‘5” ”1'“
intz. and he was fined :50 and costs for morning, Judge (letii‘ltt‘ It \osburgh
hitting the landlord over the head presiding. hits been abandoned after
with a hammer, fl settlement ltetwcen the two pill“
Friends of boll] men fold the pun”, flora litld been made. ,
“Ivy knew of no quarrel. and suggflt. The selectllten of Nor-walk closed
ed that possibly Grilualtii ltnd broodetl their sessions. last evening. - at it
""‘r imaginary grievances concerning o'clock, after making 101 voters tor the
his trade, as he‘ had just nuu'pd my.) coining November electsins. Of the tow
wife and four cliildron to ”my...“ tlll lllllllbttl oi voters made y't-slettitiy.‘
iirimiindl is forty seven. the Second district produced the
. largest number. :10, The list of voters
by districts, made yesterday, follows:
l"it.~t district, 30; Second district. :10;
Third distritt, 7: Fourth district. 10;
Fifth tiislt’ttt. 12.
AUTO ACCIDENT CASE iN COURT.
The oil continued (use of the slide
:tudiltst Kenneth J. Ferris of Green
with. who was allies-ted on the (halt-gt-
ttf ti-t-klessly lll'l\llii.'. his automobile oil
\l’r-st avenue on the 20th of last May,
when he struck it llltlll named blast-i.
breaking his leg.
The case was continued from time
to little. to allow fer the recovery oi
.\ltlssi from his injury, and when it
was called ill the tiptotvn court this
morning. a further continuance was
tiskcd, owing to the lllili‘s‘s of Attorney ‘
lulu] Connery, who is rcpresenlillu
.\l r Ferris. The case was finally con-
tinued for two weeks more, Judge (filli-
tlee giving fair warning that he would
positively render it decision ‘rll that
time. ‘
It is a good guess that it will be set-1
tled out of court in the final interim.
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Regent Theatre
Owing to the epidetrio now
prevalent in Norwalk, the man-
agement has decided to close
the Ronni Theatre until fur.
ther notice.
AVIATORS T0 FLY ‘
OVER WASHINGTON
_ \\'ASlll.\'G’i‘0N, Oct. 2ti.—thsliing-
, ton tonight will experience llle feeling.
‘llltil accompanies a night air raid3
1 Aviators front Bolling Field. including
. completed a flight front Houston, Tex,
i to Washington, will fly over the city.,
High candle power flares will be.
idropped while the powerful search-‘
. rolvwl
. except
' .\t :in and Marshall
‘three aviation officers who l'ccently,men‘
lst-hool education or its equivalent is
Mamie Coggsweil has been required, and each candidate must we.
sent three letters from responsible
patties as to his tnoral character.
All di'all reg ‘
ages of 18 and it; are eligible. M090 '
registrants in Hose 1 who registered
prior to September t2, 1918, and rent
lslliilll‘n' in deferred classification on
account of industry. occupation or
employment. including agriculture.
Selected candidates will be trans-
poited front their homes to the school
at the expense of the l‘nitcd States.
While in training they will be privates
first class. U. S Army. the pay of
which is 823:: per tnontlt. In addition
it this. clothing. subsistence, ilnd titul-
ll'iil attendance will be provided by
llle gtrvel-itlltciti.
M-tyor .lclellliitll Donovan
the following llleltlortlndllni
it'oltl .\(ljillilll'rlit'nl‘l‘lll ll. liillillgham.
lit-:ltltpi "tors of the Northeastern De-
l-iizlllli'llf tlt ltrtsion:
I. in connection with the telegrailts
sent you by the (‘llir-t of Staff of this
departlllcllt there is enclosed herewith
copy of ltteltlortllttlttllt containing ftill
lllllit‘lllillltlil with respect to the
school now lacing established at (‘titup
l-‘reelltollt ('tlllllil‘llln, to traill t-ivll
inn candidates for coilililissions :ts
net'tiiltl lieutenants iii the
l ltitt-tl States Army.
'3 This is ii splendid opportunity
tor llll'll ill your \icittitv, \tllo tire
qualified, to lililillll quickly. and with
to ‘llcttutgltos, (‘tllllllllssi‘llh
ill the l'ttited .\‘ttltt-s Army. Tllv lll‘t'll
l'il Ulllf‘l‘".s is |Itt's>llll.:. illltl it is hoped
to secure in New littulltlld tht- tllltiln o:
L230 lli' it which the llepiirtlltt-rtt l'oill
litttlidt-l‘ hits been tlit'l-c‘etl by llll‘ Sec
rt-t..ry‘ of war to procure. Your its
sisllilll'l‘ and t‘tlrtillt‘l'li'lfill ilt this lllitl
ter :tt‘t- t‘tll‘lli'tlly retpiesti-d
ll. All tillit't-t' til lllt‘ Army “ill be ill
your city for the purpose oi inter-
viewing and listing applicants, littlll
Notoiitltei'T ttt Noveillhel' l3. HON. He
will (‘Hllllllt‘nt‘t‘ )0 receive applications
:it \‘ o‘clock. it. fit.
to lt‘f‘f‘iH' them tilitil 9 o‘clock p in.
during the periods necessary
for the officer to oblitiit lunch and
tllitnel front l‘.’ to l, and from .t to H.
This morning Muyor
.slll‘tl the following stuielltcni: "The of.
ficct‘ referred to ill pilrttcrtlph it. above.
will be located at the Council (‘llilln-
b- “ ill the city hall. corner of North
Slt‘t't‘t's‘.
t‘elllt, from it ii. iii. to S p. m., Novcm
her 'i' to November 13. lllh'. to receive
applications, .\ll men of the t‘l‘llllllll-
llity' who believe themselves to be
qualified are urged to present them-
selves for examination.
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Try a Sentinel Want Advertise
tittl cost
CW, _
Stillson’szeinedy for
istrants between theI
hits rc ‘
infantry.
and will t‘tlllllllll"
littntttltlt is»‘
Ntil‘Witlk,‘
‘l
‘house of prayer and ask for divine
guidance.
The lied (.‘ross workers will meet on
Friday afternoon at the parsonage, to
continue their work for the Red Cross
Society.
Whosoetcr will, collie and worship~
(all are welcome.
l Noni-all Methodist Episcopalchurch,
lliev. Albeit E. Beebe, trauma—Sunday"
10 a.‘
,sci‘vices. ii a. m., class meeting.
11).. Morning worship sermon by the
t'pastor. 0:30 p. m._ Epwortll League
meeting, Miss Edith liurr. leader. 7:30
p. m., evening service
Mission oi the Master." No Sunday
school session because of influenza epi-
denlic.
East. Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Harold ltI \‘l‘llsott. pastor.»
10:30. lllotnlitg worship. tollducted by
Rev. S. l'. F‘Hll'biinki. 12. Sunday
school and men‘s lliblc class. 6:30.
l-thvorth League nleetiltu, with study
of the thild chapter til "(‘liristlull
Democracy ior America." 7.30, t-ven-
lily, worship, w'it llsci'llloll. by the itet.
S. l‘. Fairbanks.
lied ('ross work Monday evening and
Friday hilt-liloon.
Llltlir-s' Aid Society Wednesday ill‘ children, espu-iidly those ‘Rllli‘ll have Walk
icritoon.
.'\l.d»wt-eit settice. Thursday. at 7:4.)
p. ill.
Kll‘;h‘t Street A. .\l. it). ('htlith. liet.
“in .\‘t. .\. Lynch, ll. ll.
-l'lt.‘i('llllli.'.. 10:30.1. iii. and 7
.\‘uhhilth school. 12:30 p. lll
t'lztss met-tint; Tuesday evening.
ptlslot. -
.1.” It, in,
5 South Not-walk t‘ongrcctltlollltl
church. Joint Sttlpletolt. pastor. Seri-
ite Sunday, at 10:30 n. m., pit-.it hing.
by hot. l‘. Jacobs. A letter from the
pastor telling. ot his wolk in cittltp will
be read Nit Sunday school llttl l'. l'.
s. t‘. ii will he llt‘lll
Music.
l’rcltide (iliizotto Altlotoso..li .\‘eiill
'Aiitllcilt "O Lord. My Trust is ill
'l'lty .\lcl'ey" ................. Stol‘t-r
SolUr "'l‘lle l't-nitcitt" (by request)
....................... Youdt- \l'uter
l‘ostludc »i‘ostlitde iii A Minor
\‘incelit
lied (‘loss .\tiailialy on Thursday. at
2 p. ill
\\'olllell's Bible class, Thursday even-
ing, at 7:90 p. in.
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Smith Noi'wulk Baptist church, J.
litlrt‘isolt 'l‘ltontpsoit, pastor. -ltt;::o ll.
m., morning worship. “A Plain l’rtth
Because of Enemies" will be the sub-
jcct. of the serttton. There will be no
session oi the Bible School on account
of the. epidemic of influenza. 7::t0 p.
ni.. evening worship with opcitin:
service of song.
Thursday, 7:45 p. 11).,
meeting or the church.
nillthly covenant meeting.
[)0 not. forget that the clock is ll.l()\'~
ed back on Sunday morning.
mid-week
Sermon: "The
This is the.
Christian Science subject, Sunday,
‘October 27: "Probation After Death."
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o'clock. To both these ser-
'vices the public is invited. A rend-
tlng room is maintained at the same
:address. open each week day, holl~
‘days excepted. from 1:30 to (:30 p.
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St. Peter‘s Evangelical Lutheran
church, Martin L. Sleup, pastorrThe
anniversary of the reformation of the
church, by Dr. Martin Luther, will be
observed, at St. Peter's church. tomor-
row. Holy Communion will be admin-
istered in the morning service. Con-
fessional address at 10 o‘clock. Even-
ting service, in English. at 7:30. A cor-
}diai invitation is extended to all, par—
ticularly to the. Lutherans of the city
and vicinity. Sunday school, meets
regularly at 9.1m. t‘hildreit should zit-
tentl regularly.
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Regular monthly meeting (it the vot-
ing titelllbt rs will be held on the first
Sunday it. November. litter lllorttLitg
service. '
L‘hoir rehearsal Tuesday evening.
. .
’ [lest-lie .\iir‘filiill, 27 .\lotitoe street. ~-
1Sunday school. ;‘ p. ill. Send ill the
no Sundry scllooi‘ home. 3115 p. m.,
praise and lesiilllotty service. .lll
t-hatgt- Ul iielillttll liriillduge. of the
'Nolwillk .\i ii. church. It is expected
that lilother llow'urtl illltl colored sing-
eis, front tire Raymund Street .\lorn-
itig Stilt Association. will be present
and sun. that is still continuing to
bless us with his presence at the meet-
itius. fllllt souls illt‘ being converted,
and till out needs being supplied, for
which no tccl \‘t’l‘y' thankful. Evening
meeting. .5 p. m. t‘ome and see who
the lender will be. No collection
tillo-ir lit-t' “ill ofi‘rring only.
DRAFT YOUR “SLACKER” EEC.
ORDS
Men in the service are ' ...itiing for
more pllonosraphs, rcr‘ as and need-
les. if you are not personally ap-
proached. Mrs, Lillian Sherwood New
kirk. who is the acting city chairman
for the comma drive. beginning today.
Oct. 26th, and ending Nov. 2nd. asks
that everyone who fits", machines.
‘records and noodles. will send them
either to her residence. No. l‘k Mor-
'i!alt itvcnttc. .\‘orwalk, or to the fol-
Tlmving stores. the proprietors hathg
generously offered to receive all do
natcd machines, records and noodles:
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d". P. Beers. Norwnlk: Studwclls,
South Norwalk: M. l", Dunne‘s. C. E.
‘orham‘s. East Norwalk; Netti
‘siore. Rowayion.
;MAMMA! tii’iitiu
Sll llillli tilt is
music for the affair. A special dinner
iwitl also be served. This wttt be the
‘last dance of the year and ii is ex-
pected that an unusually large crowd
will avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity.
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‘ 'l‘he Rowayton Baptist Church will
hold its usual services tomorrow. and
Rev. H. l-J. Anderson will be in chm.
Rev Mr Anderson is recovering from
a two weeks‘ illness
Mil-s lda Klinefelter. of Rowavion
avenue, one of the. efficient operators
in the Southern New England Tele-
phone coutpaity's omce, is to resign
shortly to take charge of the Switch-
.board in the binr plant of the Nor'
'walk Tire and Rubber Company, in
Winnipauk. succeeding .\liss Miller
of 17 Charles ll. street. South Nor
A monitor or the friends of Miss
Florence Moore. of Fund street, who
is shortly to be married to Benjamin
l‘urkcr, of this place, tendered her a
shower lllst (tenth: at the residence
of Mrs. Richard it. irclzlnd. lligh
street. South Norwnlk. Several young
lady friends were in attendance anti
pnsscd a delightful Evening.
To aid in compiling tl biographv oi
Grover Cleveland. Mrs. Thomas J.‘
Preston. of Tokencke, who was Mrs.
Cleveland, is asking his friends who
posses published addresses or critical
comment of lt'storicttl vtllue. letters 0
recollections of personal lnCltlel‘lMlll
his life to colmlttinicate with William
Govham Rico. of the Stilte (‘ivil Set"
vicc Commission at Albztnv. Mr, Rice
who was secretary to-Mr. Cleveland.
while Governor of New York. has
been invited l)\' Dr. John M. Finley
to collaborate in the preparation of a
biography. and the material is desired
for that purpose. The letters. cont
metti and records brought member
will be deposited in the State Public
Library at Albanv. where they may
be consulted bv the blographers. In-
quiries should be addressed to Mr.
Rico at No. 133 Washington avenue.
Albany. or to the State Capitol.
Services in the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday will be held at
10:30 and 7:30. The pastor. Rev. H.
.F. Kastendieck will preach. Com
intencing tomorrow all services will
ibc held ill the chapel, instead of in
ithe church In order to conserve coal.
.Sunday sclfo
'dy classes at 11:50. Church prayer
imeeting néxt week on Wednesday ev-
ening at 7‘30 At the Sunday morn-
.rcsidt-ncc here.
illits lived here all his
01. with adult Bible Sm-l sympathy of the whole community in
1 his bereavement. The funeral will be
private. Sunday morning.
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ihave recently been promoted—John J.
to a sergeantcy, and James A. to that
rank of cadet in the aviation sent...
Work at the Ht me Bank and Tmt
Company is sadly hampered, Tellsv
Fred Finch and the clerks, Minna.
ltzldke and Morehouse. being ill, all
the treasurer, George F. Hearse hurt
.9” having a bad cold, Edward 8..
Austin is aiding.
A daughter was born""Thur-inlays~
morning to Mr. and Mrs. Char].
(lerstcnnluier of Noroton Height.
Mrs. Gerstenmaier is the daughter of.
former Postmaster and Mrs. Willi.
l. Austin. and her husband is In.
with the army in France. having to.
cently been promoted from the ranks.
to corpmat. and not yet being famil-
iar with the fact that paternal honors
are now also his.
(2. E. Richter ot‘ this town was r. -
ctntly nominated tor Senator by the
.\':ilionttl Prohibition parties, but de-
cliilt-d the nomination, since the end
aimed at the naming of a. "dry" can»
titthlte for that office—had been at.
ruined by the rencmination of Senator
Clliil‘lts' it. Williamson, who is under—
stood to be cellitnitteed to the rntlfl~
cation of the prohibititn amendment
to the national constitution.
italfiien learned with sorrow Thurs
’llll! of the death of William A. Nixon
of .\‘orotolt llemhts of pneumonia. It
the age (ll lo. .\ll'. Nixon will. it civil
engineer and contractor. anti was one
of those considered for Superintend-
cm of Highways when that office was
first crezltcd iii the town a few years
ago. llt- hits recently been employ-
ed itt government work at one of the
littpollt powder plants, and more home
when feeling ill. a couple of weeks
ago. The t‘tltlll disease developed
from influenza He leaves, besides his
widow, a son, now in the army in
France, and uncriter soon to become
is and qualify for .llle service, and a
liltiiiglitcl'. who is ll teacher in the
Springdulc school.
Elizabeth ts‘keltnn. wife of L. Brom-
field, Jr., died about noon Thursday
ilt (llenbrcok. She had undergone an
operation at the hospital several
wet-ks ago, and was brought home Do
l0l)t‘l' 13, hoping she would gain
strength quicker, biti she did not. ral-
ly tel-y well, and at the last pneumonia.
set in and slie failed rapidly. Her
husband. who is employed in Philadel-
phia did not reach here until she had
passed away. She was the daughter
of ii. l~‘. Shelton. the .\‘0roton contract~
or. and besides. her parents, is survlF
ed by two brothels, a sister, her hill--
band and three small children. She
"was beloved by her friends of her
t‘ollller home, and had made a great.
many new ones since taking up her
M”. liromfield. who
life, has’thct
Interment
will be in Ridgefleld. ”s
in: service. the special prayer in be-1
half of those who the entered their‘ ADVERTISED LETTERS.
country's service and who in some. l'l‘he following letters remain un—
S‘b' ‘3 ‘H 3 ’ ' ' ' 'wa have been affiliated with the calmed at the Norwalk post. oflicesfor
‘ l 39° (10“ R Ailiel’llst‘lnent. 01"L6°k “ Tongue! M°V¢ P°l‘°"' F"°"‘,chtli‘clr will be offered by Sunday the week ending Oct. 26th, 1918:
.‘Mrtn \\‘aittetl"«»—Jer. 6: l. 12:30 . m., - ~
'Bible school, G. W. Johnson, finger”? Liver and Bowels at Once schol superintendent Harry S. Bryan- . South Norwalk.
Malaria. Chills and .Fever
| lights, which are a portion of tile capl-: .
Iial's aerial defenses. will attempt to Price 500
. pick ottt the planes. Only the explo- Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
ston of bombs and the barking of anti-i ‘ Refunded
ail-craft guns will be missing in order
to give residents- the feeling that untill Pmpamd “d 801d By
_ Grace Baptist church, Sunday. Oct
27ih.-ll a. ni.. sermon. by the pastor.
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until further notice rcccntiv was not uncommon t l ' v - . . Mother! Your child isn't naturally Ti 9 v, for the nurse and for the, Miss Bertha. Jennings. 't'
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. .- 5m “mg in London and PM”. W l Stillson owell 0m» .mque’; an)?égdslfig‘lf‘li,‘e"1.“figmg§.cross and poet'lsll. See it tongue is boys offered last Sunday by the local, ANDREW LEAR}, P. M.
l ' . ‘ ‘ ' "coated; this is a sure sign its little preacher. —-—
Each service
South Norwalk
rttod's Questionnaire."
’to last one hour.
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Oscar S. Mills, mad b4“
stomach. liver and ,bowels need it worth while to be. at the service, a j
cleansin at once. ‘ idid the prayer by Captain C. W. Bell'
When listless, pale. feverish, full of on the Sunday preceding.
cold, breath Lad throat sore, doesn't: ’ Miller, Mr. E. B. ._,,
eat sleet) or act naturally has atom-l Miss Ruth Russell and nephew. Mel-‘ ,ltiiller. Miss Elsie, 2 Beacon St
aclrflche. diarrhoea. remember, 8 89" vin Riley. of Harriet street. who have Ryan. Thus. Gen. Del.
tie liver and bowel cleanslns should been confined to their home for two Sheehan. J. 0. "ll
slwavs be the first treatment given. 'weeks by illness, are improving. M. J. HOWARQ P. I.
Nothlntz equals “California Syrup of _ _
gs" for children’s ills; give a ten-l
. Norwalk.
(Flack, Miss Margaret.
Manley. Mrs. C. D., 202 Miller AVG.
. Trinity church, Rev. Frederick A.'
t‘oleman. rector. Sunday services: 8
. .a. m., Holy Communion. 11 a. ni..
{morning prayer, litany and sermonz.
;“The Ministry of Healing." 7:30 p.’
ni.. evening service. There will be no
meeting oi the church school until the, Pi
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