t l
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The St.
Church will meet as usual nv\t week is f floor a t r . .. ~ _
and the pllce of meeting will be a ' ill ' 0 F0 t lititldlnm “um
“need within a few days.
The members of the \Votuen's Aux-V
may of Christ Church will meet this Dear Mr. Dunne:
Whoop at the home of Mrs (: F.
Smith. on Rowan street, for their re: alive and well and am not in Georgia in the business oilicc of The Evening
0hr weekly business and social niect- now and attrtmt in tho. Medic/ti Mm:
flu.
Kiss Claire Carpenter.
met. BTGOOVGringfrom an atth‘ck 0r diana and l nearly froze ottt here the
“'0 grippe ”id it is ”9001“" Sht‘ “"1 first night. but 1 am getting used to it
me her duties with
. tome of Hatch & Bailey Company by Maaouptxon line and"! usido not like spending a pleasant
next week. for ties in NaugatuckI
' Mrs. Robert C. Thompson. of First
' street. Bast Norwalk, has received the
followingtbitot poetry from her son, . . ,
Donor-a1 Walter Sayre Thompsonnvho Benjamin Harrison. indiana.
w,wmw ~. .-~. . ‘
.NOR WA LK
lira. Norman Seymour, of Hart Nor-
m. but returned from a tow days'
Visit her u'h ni, wt s - . .
flmwi?Fort chi-93%;} m “ l‘ in hast. .\orwallt Tobacco Fund. has: re-
...- M _—.r M—‘
_.,_._._s
tented villagers.
~And then!
FOUR DA E’s-w S TIE ETENE: MUNDA Y AFTERNODN
Twice Eatifly 2 and 8 P. M.
NOTE—THIS PIC‘Tl'RE WAS TAKEN ON THE HAT-
TLEFIEL‘DS 0F FRANCE BY PERMISSION Oi“ THE
filialigfg:GOVERNMENTS—#18MONTHS IN THE
' I l.
O O O
D
——To stop at a little village; to see the peaceful life.
the lovers with their gentle wooing. the twilight minr
. strels under the faithful moon. the hapnv homes. the con.
——~Hear war's alarms: see the troops 20 marching
oii'. sweethearts parted: husbands. fathers under arms.
hear the trend of trampintz legions. the thrust and roar
of battle. the gallant charge. the massed combat.
THOUSANDS ARE GOING TO FRANCE
EVERY DAY
Under the Magic Guidance of David Work Griffith’sSupreme Dra-
matic Genius, Through the Medium of '
gREGEN
THFATRE. NORWALK
Miss Mac Lord. the noted cancelis't (w:
5 of Hartford. will reopen her services :T
at the East Avenue lit. 1;. Church on "
$ Sunday. Miss Lord was at the church
a few weeks ago and started llt'l‘ i
schedule, but because of the prcvatt I
cut epidemic of Spanish influenza, the '
original plans had to be changed and i
the services postponed for one week. I
no
Miss Lord returned to her home in
' Hartford, where she was taken ill.
and this necessitated post-
ponement but on Sunday she will he i
.back in this tit)” to continui- her inter» '
rupted program. a
tw- 4—.
another
M.
Mieltacl l‘. Dunne, secretary of the
ceived the iollowinL' letter front i’ri-
‘ . J vale Charles H. t‘onswell \\'litlll:l"
‘" ”m“ been transferred from Camp (lrcen
Agnes (luiid
3“" son, lndianfi.
The letter follows:
Fort Benjamin Harrison. ind.
Just a “new let you know i am still
' , any loneer.
. . to the Engineer Corps,
0‘ Fir-"t change in ii)” air from Georgia to in Weeks.
"‘9 (ilPl'icai now and hope I tnnv never croSs
the South. 1 will have to close
' now. .
Your friend. .
(‘HARLES E. CO’GSWELL.
street,
..__..._.—
Is now in a. base hospital. at Bordeaux, ’ ‘ bin
M. where he is convalescing from
a I shell’wound he received in action:
Stomach on Strike? Here’s Relief—l- , -
Alexander Hamilton
Norwnlk, Sat. eve. Dancing.
of Mr. Waterman
Nov. 4.1!th. West avenue.
it is quite a enworth,
..... -._-_.-;v7
{and Personal ‘
i
i
. NEWS
2-“:
’—
Mr and Mrs. (has, Waterman. of
Newport, R. 1.. who are en route to
their winter home with their son. at
Hampton. Va. are guests oi the sister
ut the Bungalow.
,\ii.~2~‘ Marie Purcell. who has been
nit-ntmcl for several months. started
I have been transferred this afternoon for her home in Lenv
Kansas, to spend several
I
Mrs. Wallace Worth has returned
the to her home in South Norwalk, after
.\’lsit with rein
Frank Cnvallnro, formerly of Chapel
and now a soldier in the ser-
Co. 1.. 5th pm“ En. E. .\I. 1)” mm vice of Uncle Sam. is spendimz a short
* furlough in Norwalk.
. and Mrs. Henry Willinnfigre
—Carni\‘al windun. Red Men‘s Hail. the guests of Mr. Williams‘ parents
in Merwin street.
"'i l’rivate'l’ercy Tavlor. of (‘t'tmftfiev-
is enjoying a. furlough with his
mother in Mcrwln street,
i'pm ~tomnclt~ feel fine.
\Zl indigestion. gam, satanic”.
.'t"nnli)‘. No waiting!
Quickest «(remit "lief known.
Hillel at man a; l‘npc‘t WI
w. a» in. your sick. III-1133M mt:
. '1“ «tartan h mater, wrap.
' with but: All W.
'W“WI d o. VA
1 "lint” him I
“M—
NO Indigestion, Gas or SOUI’DBSS_%‘l‘l’.‘.li‘:‘£.¥i.‘i‘”“"" *" fl"
o
is enjoying .-
.
rra n k
ed bv
parts ‘that litricn
”t lights. visited
Ridge, Sunday,
i‘ompnnv.
The Daritut committee for
ed War Work drive." to begin
week. is tiet'tcctintz its plilnS,.fllitl ex-
“1" 2“ over ‘he lined to hir- home. at 37 North avenue.
top as usual. in this theei‘lort to raise for some months. owing to an auto
”w “a?“ r-itt‘hm'd rm ““1“" “hafl' accident, in New York Stnte, in which
. . history both legs were broekn, is again about
Mr. and Mrs. ‘P' “‘ Ballard Mr‘ and town and says that his undetstandinc
Airs Andrew \lnterhurv
(‘= Bates motored milenbury last Rubi
urdnv in the, laitcr‘s car.
Edward F.
liaricn Branch of the Red t‘ross.
V i e 3's v- rm '
Kym“ 3:11:32”? membtt to d s inglon. who have been seriously iii
nationwide driw» for new members a
laruc. number wcve, added to the D
ten branch. and it is expected that
will review when the cost. is so little,
and the need so great.
no sale of Chrisvmiis seals this veer.
hee'num- the Red t‘rm anti-tuberculosis
fund which tormcrly receiVed the re-
turns from the mic or the seals.
receive a part
from the United
which hcuim next
member 0! din Red t‘rons will race!
ten seals without further charge.
mix to (‘ltristmus packages.
of the mm"!
W iI \fork drive. tribe "
a everv it has been decided to hold a windup that
W dance.” at the Wigwam. at 25 Main
to street. the coming Saturday night.
.\t the regular
or Norwcllt Aerie. No. 580, tut even-
intt. it ins decided to hold, I gain
mum. on Wednesday evening. Nov
20th.. with a Moulded bill at attract t.
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i‘illlliiy. Mrs. ()lnindtd "0““,
James (‘ili‘lsml and W. i.~.\usvin of the December.
relatives itl Pound . . —
of the
the. past two weeks. is now over
crisis and improvinfl
Mr. and Mrs. Warner of ilarien will at thee
move into one of the apartments in on Sunday. be present at the church
. the new Net’f buildintr in Hope street on Friday evening. at which time choir
in il few days: Mr, Warner is etnplov- rehearsal ,will be held.
Stamford Rolling Mills
tttble purposes in the. world‘s
. l‘ . )0 . .
"NH“ H M “is nae. reports that Mrs. Bytngton, Miss i
Last year. in
There will be
week. but
bimonthly meeting clinic. will furnish the inspiration to!
Stewart Harold l-l .\\'iisou. rector of the i‘jll‘i"
uroeery. who has been seriously ill for Avenue .\l. E. Church, that all those
the who wish to help in the singing dur-
thc linit- Men's Hall. 2.3 Main St. Sat. eve.
next .
and Elbert
the
ar— .
'a‘ll about again.
der
”And 53,.‘9‘ .
~—ln the village the coming of the horde of Hurts. the
spray of shrapnel and the terrible shock of shell.
. ——To see the magnificent womanhood of France. sub-
lime devotion. eternal faith. undying love. heroic forti-
t, _ ,-.
..,..n,.-.~,..-.-,.,.
tude.
. ——To be in that terrific drama 0n the western front.
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City News
Edward W. l-‘inueu’tn. of Putnam'
menue, is t't’iiti‘lliiii'liilfl' some of hi:
ntnnv friends in South Norwnik with
postal cards irom France.
. --~JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS
'l‘ilt‘ most acceptable gifts that you
can make. Cltnree accounts may ht-
(‘ash sales only? durine
Brand‘s Jewelry Store.
A request has been sent out by Rev;
in}; the evonnelit‘nl services to be held
hurch nil next week. beeinntntz
v—(‘ockenm‘ Carnival dance, Red
William 1*. Legg, who has been con-
‘ locker. "
is as good as ever.
i t‘. irving Byington. of Westport ave-
Edna By‘ington and Master. Donald By- money '3 worth,
with the Spanish influenza. are all mp-
ldly convalescing and will soon b:-
Nor-walk
Now that. election is over, the Liberty Loon over,
the war—~a.lmost over, you'll need something
besid ' s excitement to keep you warm.
How about: an overcoat? _
No four minute man could do justice. to our
assortment», no small advertisement tell of the
goal points. As nobody reads large advertise. .
rtonts we can only invite you to come in as a
Overcoats from $.20. to.$60. ,
From 32 in. to 50 in. chest, 42 in. to 48 in. length,
medium to heavy weights, from fine vicunas to
hard wearing cheviots, from one end of the
countrv to the other, you can’t. get bigger
Rogers & Stevens
South Norwalk .
~Dancing Sgturday night, Red _
Men's Hall, Norwalk. SVec's orchestra.
2 i . h 1d Oct.
Tm“ N“ 3 ' w“ c" "s e NEW YORK. Nov. 7, Wall
will Nth-2nd, was not formally clotted, as ‘
‘ ‘ . -. ot the 10:30 a. m.——i:urther signs of early
lved practicall) all oi the omcets peace was the chief influence at we
. _. . influenza. and
were sick with the strong openmg at today’s Stock Mill"
' - e containin 825 in gold
:i'iii'bghpenfi‘bii‘ml tutti unambez‘ of we I 1‘0"“. 0H3. motor“. rappers and
'einl futures introduced. Svcc'tt or. lame of the peace industrinls rum- ""0"
' to almost three points. Murine l'retec
it.
the dancer . "flu”- an initial loss.
WALL STREET. Noon. -» Petite
murmur were heightened during the
thorium by Noon» of revolts in the
\vtrtuxo'ron. New Inland. Nov.
° vh- ”unmet—4'» dclnitc under
Id" he" to that X" M will
; u fit 1).. - ‘ tron t‘
\mi tho mention at M m broth b: Watt-ct t not..." a...‘ “film” “I” “a any. Time m
mmhw.~,‘mw
ulna-u m-nmumumm‘ Inn-dam
fit
WdM-lld
mun-ma
nt-
“at
but run-I’m arm
can
IMNIION. WM". Nov. L— also much dluwlon NIIMIIA it"
It! ‘ ' Winn-HHML “DIM tic-M thor cancellation of war orders Med
In lanthanum Important-(CM.
I
mic will“ at would: autumn cod
HWMN‘LMu minim-I melted ct mulch-1t
,mdcnn-unmuud
kWh-Gm Indium
.J‘
The buying again was vcrv gen i
end. but rails ot the investment chin.»
were most in favor at uVernee gains 0: .
CB it
"til
- (By The Associated
end was the. only important stock toI American Army otlieera in l'hfltgl' or
The annual carnival 0f Cockenoe TODAY IN WALL STREET. was ascribed to rumors of another
Street. hitch in the Mercantile Marine. .n-ui.
l'i‘he noon rally was led by oils. Mexi-V .
Petroleum showing it gain v‘. .‘i
points.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY UN
it) SEDAN FRONT, Nov. 7. tNtmni
Preamp 'l‘lte
tum-Mire operutiona uguiut tiw ':--v
7|]:an on
the ”extents-tied“ .\lt tit
molly llm prepared tor n tumm .ui
taco lodl). despite that two
might won be
and“! timer: I!"
slum M u Irnttttlcc'
Early today
the Athenian:- MI-
vmlr tour will" min of Man Th”
Find: on the Aunt-an HI I" 0'"
in; mm «nut; in uw ammo
at “no. ”no u gin-mm um;
31“!
q»
w a In: mu '1" r"!
to m or in the M'm‘“
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