gimme of their friends today over'
3“: fl death of their tw-enty‘day old son,
‘3 'ml- f 1"
v w Red Urfihn Auxiliary n: the
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It. and Mrs. Arthur lnné‘. of 0
1m Place, are receiving ilk deep
N Avenue M. E. church nit—t ycaten
‘y afternoon at the church at which
~' “I very satisfactory progress was
b
.00 in the Red Cross work.
The date for the t‘ummflxt‘ sale to
Assoc-lat ion
yet but it is
f: Mid under the auspices oi the East
' ' alk
improvement
. A” not been announced
'Ivonovotv
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The Holly meat market is closed be
cause of the illness of lir. Holly
family. ‘
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James A. Patience of the l'. S. Navy
has recently been visiting his mother
at the Heights.
Sergeant George Schlichting, now in
Francr, was rectntly assigned to an
officers‘ training schoo l where he
k ”I“. Dr! N C ll .‘
slo- th the Post Road near the Neth-
iadist church shortly lite-r nine o‘rlock
"Thurs-lay night. l-‘lte young tut-n
{were nib Scott in Honor, and two
,young fellows were companion cf
Scully. Noone wasbur'. which w
seem to be an indication that both
cars were proceeding a: but ordinary
ispeed. The smashup wrecked the.
wheels, axle: and sheet-metal work'
,on both machines. it seems to have,
lbeen occasioned when one of the;
icurs tried to turn into the middle of.
the highway to overtake a third ma-
chine. but in so doing, skidded into
the car coming in the opposite dilec-
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' “service at 10:30. Subject: “The Spirit
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rews of the
. Churches
request the rector will preach on the
topic: “A Spiritual l’iograln—w its (‘hal
image." A special effort is being made
to get as many men as postsible out
for this service. On aceount of the
United War Drive campaign rally be»
ing held, under the auspices of the
sane rim Methodist Episcopal
llurch. Sunday. November 10th. Rev
of Liberty." At 12 o‘clm-k, Bible
school session with the T. t‘. B. class.
A cordial invitation for ladies and gen—
tlemen, to be associated with this
churches of the city, there will be no,
might qualify for further promotion.
A trolley car was derailed about .
o‘clock Thursday night when-wear:
bcund. in taking the switch on Rail
road avenue. where the same thing
has lrequently happened in the past
gGeorge Alfred Duvenporti
and Bertha McLean Stuart?
Were Married on October,
2nd—Secret Kept ’Tillt
:mllt it will be held in the near
i. .
m6. few months. - .4 _____ i NOV. 7th ,
-~ Many East -Norwalk People are Red “01” “um?” “mum“! me" i A Wilton wedding the particulars of,
its to attend the United War
Ck rallies which are to be held at
“It the local theatres tomorrow ev
.flg which starts off the War Work
.mpaign in this city. A number of
usually fine speakers have been se-
cured and a very enthusiastic meet~
Inge are expected.
instead of the plan originally adopt-
ed whereby one of the members of?
both the. local theatres tomorrow ev-}
elation would be at the Community
Hall every Tuesday and Saturday af-‘
ternoon to collect and distribute Red.
CI‘OSs work, it has been decided to so.
arrange the distribution and coiled-
tlons so as to make it necessary to
have a member stationed at the Hall
on Tuesday afternoon only.
The choir of the East Avenue )1. l3.
Church held their rcgulal' l'tilcarsal
hat eveningr at the church. Although
the proposed evtltlgcllstic services
will not be ttlndllcteti by Misa Mtlc
lord, of Hartford, ttmlrl'nw evening,
the church will remain open. 'Hlis
I189 was decided at it recent meeting
nnd it was thought advisable to do
- this despite the fact that till of the
’other churcht s are unitllli: in holding
a meeting .tt tl.c local theatres on
Sunday.
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OWAYTD
mun-Ins .I—o’t-t-n
JMMMMW'UA'M
The law has been off on escanops
for n month now, but very fox.‘ have
been caught in local waters. The sup
ply has been growing smaller every
year for it tit-cutie or so.
in llowaylnn Thursday t'vt‘lllllL’ Vii“
Connecticut ('olvtpztlly lost :t pl‘c of
brand now lies wllith were used as
{be basis of n llflll‘ffl‘t‘, us Superinten-
dent Lynch of the coitlpally. reported
to the police that the pile. of ties had
been burned up 'l‘llursday night.
At the .‘lu‘l’ltldlbl Episcopal church
services will he held on Sunday at
10:30 and 7.:30. The. pastor. Rev. H.
I. Knslendlcck. will preach. Sunday
achcoil, will, men‘s and woman's Bible
Study classes, at .1130. Epworth
League. devotional meeting at 6:45.
‘ M'. Church prayer meeting on Thursdny
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1 PUPILS
evening at 7:30. All services will be
held in the chapel. mm
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Sentinel Want Ads Sure to Pay.
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WROTE ON
WAR SAVINGS
tConunueti from first page).
-" tar, because of the excellent showing
made and the virtue of being able to
wives themselves in public in it con-
’flnclng manner. The winners were
named as follows: Girls, Grace Hol-
hld, Louise Dorsey. Olive Webb;
-lun. Llewelyn Knapp. Foul Magnet-
,and Mark Cnndee.
, In making the awards, subject mat-
"h; delivery. time and the ability to
'acaonmllsh the purpose desired were
'mnidered. Previous to the oratorlcal
west and, at its close, a musical pro-
gramme rendered by the students of
the fourth and sixth grades, of the
Washington school. and the sixth
- parade of the Franklin school. Between
the seventh and eighth speakers. 3
Info was rendered, by Raymond Pink-
Hm. of‘the Center school. in re-
' ‘ e to an encore, Master Ptnkham
r-Is "Sing Me to Sleep." He was
ably accompanied on the piano by Earl
The youthful speakers emphasized
I” necoaslty of Norwalk meeting her
in the sale of War Savings
.aswalluintbeotherpau-l-
» activities. and'provotl ooncltnlvo-
"Il may m, the great value in
nutrient means of saving. The
n for Beta 8am receiving this
i not. the rims! of «mobilisa-
aad Motion was plainly
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‘ litTi’aweflight‘mtlurgilll (ti-3237‘“: it)“. Which have just become public. was.
. "u 9" solemniaea in that town on Wednes’
,lubors. as a latge order for suppliesiday Oct 2nd when “n; Bertha “(Ll
i ital-030:3? ”W“ "“""""’d “’r ”'9‘“ Lean Stuart became the wife of George
1 p ' Allied Davenport.
I . ' '—-. _ _ Mr. Davenport's first wife, formerlyt
th‘tif. Daniel J. Rt’ld Ill lllls town Almmg SL John, died, same vears 3330,:
thus recently been promoted to a call {and Mr. Davenport has lived \‘eryl
; t-llncy, as it result, of a gallant actionmujeuy in his pleasant cottage ever
lwhen his command, the 302d motor since.
:illmol‘ buttery, distinguished itself by!
taptttring a nest of German guns.
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, Some time ago he engaged Mrs.1
,‘Stuart, whose home was in Branch—
—-— lvllle, as housekeeper, and she proved
Mir-s Theresa lloyt and School Sup-ito be a model housewife, and admira-
t~rinteudent James F. Williams gave tuition for her culinary capabilities and
reteptlon last Tuesday afternoon at daft management of his home. devel-
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class is desired. The men of the con—
xregatlon tlr eaalted to remain for a
short conference following the mom
ing service. There will no evening
service in the church on Sunday. The
congregation will join with other con-
gregations of the city in the evening
in a meeting, at the Palace Theatre. in
the interests of the combined War
Charities campaign. Members of the
Methodist choir will assist in the mu»
sic. .
On Tuesday evening the T. C. is.
class will hold its monthly business
and social meeting in the church par
ion.
The Epworth League will meet for
its monthly business and social meet-
ing. on Wednesday evening. in the
church parlors. at 8 o'clock.
Midweek service will be on Thurs-
evening service.
. Calendar for the Week.
Monday evening—The. Red t‘l'oss
Auxiliary.
Tuesday afternoon——The Red Cross
Auxiliary. Eveningw Vestry.
Thursday evening Girls"
Society and choir rehearsal.
Fl'it'lldl)
Saint Paul's parish."—T‘tventyi‘ourtll
Sunday after Trinity. 7'3. a. lll.1i0i)
Communion. 9.15 a. m. St. Paul's
Sunday school.
prayer and sermon.
drew's Sunday Sl‘llOOl,.:l53 Ninth Sllr‘cl
7:30 p. m.. evening prayer.
All poisons are welcome at tilt» he)»
ices. especiallymtrangcrs and \l\lltll'.~
in town.
at either of the controls. The church'
is open all day every due for private
3 p. m.. St. All
10:30 a. m.. ttwrningl
immortal: A man AMY-W
!
New scholars are welcome, --
d prayer and intercesslons.
Grace church, the Rev. J. Benton
Werner, rector: The twenty-fourth
Sunday after Trinity. Tile celebration
’of the Holy Communion at 8 o'clock.
ay evening, at 7:45.
The Ladies' Aid Society it all meet at I
personage, Wednesday. 2 p. m.»- sew-3
in: for Christmas sale.
ladies of the church and congrega-
, t‘t titer School, at which about 25 local
1 tt-ttcllers and their friends were pros
tzllt. in honor of the new teachers ad-
lll'tl to the town‘s force this fall.
t‘Zlai'lcs l-‘. littl-kcr, secretary and
ttczlsurt-r of the Tckencke Water t‘om-
putty, lcf: town last week to join it
m‘tztlll of men training for Y. M. C. A
work ovt-rsettlt. Mrs. Barker will re»
main with her parents in Brooklyn un
til Alli Barker's war work is over.
'l‘lttv tulllual rtlilllnnce ‘flllt‘ of St.
ililtn".“ Church will be held on Satur
my, November ill. The committee in
charge, Mrs. P. W. Tucker. Mrs, M. iv.
\\':tlluoe and Mrs. H. M. Wylie, will be
gird to receive contributions of any
out of articles suitable for such a
sale.
Martin H. tlill of Slllppnn. whose
death in France of pneumonia was an
nounced llliz-t week, is a former rdrll‘
tlf‘lll of this town, and his name ap
bears to the honor roll of men enlist.-
in: from Drrien. so that his death will
add another gold star to the Durban
service flag.
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Michael Mf‘lllnls. chief of the Now-
IOn Heights Fire Department. was so-
rlously injured last Tuesday, when
moving a piece of lllttchlllel'y weighing
:tbt.tlt 500 pounds. at the Flemming
coal yard in Stamford. The heavy
muss fell upon him. and necessitated
his removal to the Stamford Hospital.
lhtrlen is interested in the lln-
ltottncement that A. lleWitt Mead has
been mttde acting Cashier of the Siam
ford National llank, for Mr. Mead \an
.until three or four yctu's ago. it real-
tlent of this town, and treasurer of the
loped a deeper feeling, so that be call
cd in the services of Attorney Linx
Weller. who, in his capnclty of justice
at the Davenport home, on the date
above mentioned.
The secret was well kept and no
body would probably know of ti now
except for the fact that the law re-
quires the filing of the ltlttrlisre re
turn in the town clerk's office, not
later than the 7th day of the follow-
ing month, which fell on the. some day
that lit“ phony pence news strucl. this
town lllltl created almost as much in-
terest.
Mr. Davenport is the only son of the
late James lluvcutuirt and was born in
Wilton where he has always liretl.
sixtymlno years ago. ills bride is
twenty-seven years his junior.
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The mival of the courier from
in France lute todny.
Hist: llilttltl ,
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The. First district firemen trspontled
to an alarm. this morning, ttt 10:45, ,
of the peace, performed the ceremony.‘
ltion an: invited to "tool at the parson—
,age. on Fliday. ill 3 p. m.. to do Red
Cross work.
This Saturday evening all members
lot the choir are urged to attend the
,rebearual for special musical service.
;on Sunday evening. at the. theatre.
I On Tuesday evening. November 26.
{R91 R. Patkes (fatlman. of Brooklyn.
,one of the greatest lecturers in Amer
:lca. will lecture in the church. Sub-
ject: "Our Duty in the. Present (‘rislsf‘
.Thls will be ill) event. You will be thi-
loser if you do not hear this lt-t-tllre.
NOI'Walk Methodist Episcopal t'llUl'L‘ll,
E'llev. Albert E. llet-bc, pardon Nuutiuy
lsorvlcea: 9 a. m.. lillr'." meeting. in .l.
tut. Sunday school. ll ll. m.. nlornin:
jworshlp. Sermon topic: "Victorytis?"
tfi’tll‘flllip. Sermon toplc: “\'ictory""
6:30 p. m.. Epwm-tlt League service
ilcader, Miss Bennett. Because of the
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[United War drive lllt‘l‘l' will be noI
evening service.
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Tuesday evening. the class meeting,
7:45.
Tlturdny owning the player ulcct-
lug, 7:45.
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conducted by
and
{10:00, morning Worship.
l 2. Sunday school
the parlor.
Morning player and sermon at 10:30.
Parish Sunday school. in the. parish
house, at noon. .
(‘llrisi éhurch. Bast Norwallt. Twen-
‘ty‘fourth Sunday after Trinity. Morn
ximt prayer and sermon at 10:30. Sun!
day school at noon. Evening prayer
and sermon at 7:30. The Rev. l-‘ratnk-
lln ll. Miller will titilcittte at both ~t-rv
icca.
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Advent (‘liristittn church. \‘ull ’l..ttlt
and Harvey streets, llcv. (l. .\l. 'l‘ceplc.
pastor: Mull—hour prayer, 10 it. in
Momlmr prayer and sermon. lotto ll ,
Junior I.t),\ ’
1m. Sunday School, 12 Ill.
nl Workers meeting. 3:30 p. in. l.o_v;tl
Worltcrs' meeting. 511:3 p. m. Even
int: service. 7 p. tlt.
Mid-week prayer and textltlluny.
’l‘lltlrstilty, Tiff, it. til.
First t‘burl'h oi ('lll‘lrf Scientist, 57
‘Wert ttvcnue- 'l‘llc re-xular Suttdity
lservlre or this church is held at it
:it. in.
‘lllg lit 3 o'clock. 'l‘tl both these tier-t
.le-s the public, is invited. A rend 3
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l ‘ihe Dlt‘lllbfrr‘t of the Bone Nous So.
E K. BANKS
Inder labsckuno Hotel, Well
‘Wldiington stmtjouth Ronni):
It happens in the best regular-ti
families.
wrung—roman
Fur Norwallt and vicinity: Probably
light rain tonight and Sunday: wat-in-‘
er tonight; int-teasing south winds bc-i
coming fresh Sunday. The center of;
the western disturbance has moved,
eastward during the last 24 hours from
’Minnesotn to Enstcrn Michigan, and
tthe front edge of the rain area has‘
moved front lndiana eastward to the:
western portion of New York. Plea-l
sant weather ptevails between the‘
Rocky Mountains and the MlSslssippi pajamas 100,"
River. The temperature is rising in
the eastern and falling in the western
districts. Freezing temperatures “'el't-Ij ROgCI'S & Stevens
report-rd as tar south as Oklahoma. Norka 80 th N r lk
. f U 0 WI
Friend wife: "Why, dont
you remember, I sent it to
the soldiers at. the hospital?
“You said you were glad of
it. Now you better stop in
at. Rogers til Stevens Store;
they are advertising Fall
underwear and you need
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TODAY.
'l‘cllllwrltttll'c: High. (30: low,
43. Fair.
isotmzns AND Tc
SAILORS iNSURANCE
_ .-: Cost the Government 51.500900 to
Write Policies of ”6,250,000,000.
f‘lllf‘AGO, Nov. it. it has cost llm
.government only “$00,000 to writt-
t836,250,tt0tt,tttltl of insurance on titu
lives of soldiers and sailors within lltu
last yea.\_ raid Thomas B. Love As
sistant Sv-crc‘uary of the Treasury. in
an address here today before the A>
sociation ttl‘ Llit‘ Agcllty Ofilct-rs iiy
its accomplishments in the short
period of twelve months, the Tin-u...
ul'y's Bui‘call of War Risk insurance
"has wrought the illsuralttc illitttt-lu‘
of doubling the volumt- tit" tll'dl'lill‘t'
life insurance outstanding llll'
north." Mr. Love said.
llt-4cribing the {growt‘t of th.- L.
t-st life‘instlrallcc organization lll l'--l
world. the largest tllSlJUlrlIlK ltl.~:.tu
lion, and the biggest pruo-rnutt-n' lt'I‘
lean, with 14,000 t’lllllltl)‘t‘:-, Secrr'ttrt
Love said the result had (‘fllllrllllllt'ti
strongly to the lllttl'.ll-‘ (if Allltticatll
troops abroad by thin: tilt-m ll;.ilt-
t-ittl assurance llllll lllt'll‘ dcpt‘ntttnt:
were arm} for llllllllL tht-ir allstl‘llu
and would (‘tlnllllllt' in rtttlvv dS‘lSl’
once from file gill't‘l‘lllllf‘rll in Far" ..:
. | their death tll‘llljlll‘y.
Mi”. Glndvs Stoddard, "f Winch" Scct'ctitl‘v Lovi- sultl tllttt lll tht last
‘hmm‘d the "Mkflb‘mk which was, two months more than 18.000 Sultllt'l“
found m “ local illnev and turned m"; or sailors have died of influenza lll
m the ”0““? Th” young “my “’>." this country alone, and insurant-u
the purse and it was found Th",.seput which the gmerument will pay to
[citrltews
loot! derby" $3. O'Brien.
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t‘ial Club will meet at the home of.
lira. W. J. Wilcox, fll Washington:
st reel, on Monday «\trfllnfi‘fl 9 o'clock.
Because .\llr~‘. Tobey. of 07 Lexltlgy
itlll avenue. rlitndered her, called her
names and threw refuse into her yard;
Mrs. Joseph llil-‘lmio of t'.9_l.exingv7
ton avenue, tomplninetl to the police:
The matter was turned over to Prose-l
filling Atltlrnev (‘ratllcr C, ”vacuum
for investigation. "
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l-Zverv ltuue tlrnl't window is a
coal Pithl‘. .tntl wc'tttust save coal, for
coal conservation. Order your slhm
sttsli and doors early. I‘lltllle ltu‘i. St.
John St Keywr, builders.
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’ Christian Sch-live subject for Sun- puma”, in 1,1,. jilnev. x0, 13:9, The .' _. 1,, 'lll amount “Pm,
mwdfirlmmfi, 20w ‘ t Awhile Methodist l-‘phtcop‘tl if)" N0". ltlth: "Adam and “my" purse contained a' small sum of money; hull]; bfgi’llllntltl‘llgoal. Premium in~
.poetod ollow 0 WI W . , . , ‘ _ . m" and a mutt-Ire book 0“ ”"3 mum"? . collected from insured soldien-t
of the lion of the Kaiser. Lchurcb. "Mom l" “llson, partm. " ' \vrtlnmdav cwninr tt alimony fllt‘Pi branch betwren Wilton and Norwnlk- ‘ifnghimated at $13,000,000 and up to
, 1 November 1 disbursements on ur-
On nevi Friday Pvcnlnll 10““ “-9 count of deaths amounted to 84.102.-
Germnn headquarters is expectedlmen... lliblc class. 6:30, Epwqullllnz mm b. mmmm a. m ““"“’:lhtorly. c. s 3.. 0, Leeds. Emma“ 000 The“) pnmem m mun'um
' x ' intl (l if' , , . . . .
Leniuu meeting with com all n t lddtlress. opt u lflf‘ll wmk day. bolt will be H, mm cm and will delher an, 0",, a period 0, years. “Dd me "Er-Pry...
“the. study of "Christian Democracy turl
{Alumni-ll." 7:30. song service and art :m'
illltlll by tht pastor.
.tnouthly meeting at the home of Ms.
H J, :t-ymuur, 18 Rowan street.
Thursday. 7:45. mid-week service.
l-‘rltlay tilitbt. choir rehearsal.
Rod t‘ross vvorlt Monday cvemu‘:
Tlll‘rilll)’ evening the Woman‘s For-l
t'll‘n .\ilhhl0lll|')' Society will ltold thou '
from 1:30 to 4:30 p
days ext-opted,
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St. Peter's livitngt-Iitutl Lutheran
church. (‘ednr street, near West ave-
nue, Martin l.. Steup, pastor.-;Tw‘enty-
fourth Sunday after Trinity. There
.wlll be divine services at the usual‘
hour. 10:30. Gospel sermon by the
address in the Rerefil Theatre
and Friday al‘ternoon. pastor. No evening service tomol'mvm
ont gate or computed value. of claims )4
(‘llrlflllflh‘Sl'iPnN‘. “1" Doorly 1‘“ mg, "22,098,000. New insurance has been.
" "kg“ expe‘rlcn‘fe it“ 3““ Karla‘s; ., written at the rate of $2.7tttt,tl006,000 .t.
M" ‘ ("‘39 F ‘ re 0 9 't month, or 892,000,000 a day, an it is
H" l: c‘w‘mg "l‘;'::eglif“:hé‘mn::{f estimated that ninetyé’lve per rennin?
(“it’s 0 e n ‘ . . ‘n nav n-
(‘lttlrch of Christ Scientist. The pub-: 23:3“ the an“) a y 8’6
lie is extended a cordial i‘nvitntion ‘04 During the first )car of its vii
attend and hear .\fr. Door y. . “09'" said Mr. m“, "the Btlreat. m
OPPORTUNITY TO War Risk Insurance handled morn
and found that a burn on the premisost
of Patrick KcSally, of 23 Fairvlew;
avenue. was ablaze. ' . , 1
Deputy Chief William J. Powell llll‘
swered the alarm with the Hope Host-1‘
truck but, upon arriving at the Con?
flngrtttlon, it was discovered that tberci
was no hydrant in the vicinity that
send him food and shoes. As several could be reached with the hose on':
packages of food and other things hand and it was necesttitry to tlrlve'
have been sent to him since his capilback to the fire station, and procure
lure, it is evident that they failed to the additional lengths of hose before
reach their decision, or that they have any attempt to fight the names could
been appropriated by his captors. lbeJnttde.
————~ ~—- i Despite the efforts of the firemen the
First Selectman John ll. Selleck barn was a total loss and was burned.
has issued a notice to the public thatlto the ground. The structure was
ashes. garbage. tin cans, and other; wortb‘between 8350 and $400, and was.
refuse must not be thrown out into the but partly covered by insurance. The
streets or left i natty places other than origin of the llre is unknown, but is
the public dumps provided for that b0.an investigated.
purpose, and that those persisting lnl
violating this rule will be pmsecutedJGENERAL RAILWAY
STRIKE IN GERMANY»
llarlcn Fire. Company. His wife is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
S, Abbe of West avenue.
Stephen Torolt of this town, who has
been a priuoncr in the German camp
at.\].lmbcrg for several months, re-
cently wrote his mother asking her to
‘i
William Coombs. the third or the
Coombs boys. well known here, as the
family were formerly residents 0; 0a. .
rien, halt enlisted In the solarium—A scum! railway strike has be
Army, and is stationed at Camp Dev '3‘!“ in Germany. according ma (‘0
ens; Harry is also in- the volunteermenhntzen diSlmtt‘h to the Rxchnnze
army, while Chester has been for a Telegraph Company quoting Berlin
LONDON, Friday, Nov. 8. 10:50 it.
Thanksgiving will be. observed on the HEAR RABBI ABRAMS
last Sunday of this month with Her The pulpit? of Norwalk are to be ac-
mnn nervlces In the morning and Eng-‘ corded an unusual opportunity tumor
llsh services in the evening tlt. 7:30. row evening to [near one of the finest
The flfth anniversary of the dailies-10mm” in this part (if the country
ltlon of the church will be observed on: when Rabbi Abrams of the Park Ave-
Dezci 811:. b l ' l r q! r ‘ . uue Temple, Bridgeport, comes to tho
. . on An Fran (‘1\ll'Cl. o .. am on. t (3 litre in lhe interest of the
South Norwnlk tonmirationol’wm observe the annual mission fosti-l {3:393 Rh; Work campaign,
church. JON Stapleton. m‘“'§‘,;’r'". val tomorrow. Morning service. 10:30; Although a young man, arbbl
Service sundtty morning "" 10"“ "”alternoon sort-ice, 3:30. The members Abrams is a gifted orator-ob unusual
in. Preaching by Rev. Frederick J" of St. Peter's are cordially invited to abilities and already is being upnken
cubs. Sunday “011001 and “‘9‘“ Bibleipllrtlciptlte. The church is at Pacific. of as [be second Dr. Stephen Wise.
€1,253? 303:1. Young 9901““ 9 “'"”“"E and Henry stfeeis. one‘of the finest speakers this country
a i - - . . ' Sunday school every Sunday at 9:30— has enrd. . Rabbi Abrams' services
The Whatsoever Circle of dklnlsl Choir rehearsal. Tuesday Writing-Ht are vlixry much in demand at Drest‘nl
Daughters will “1°“ on Tues a," M'18 0'0l00lt sharp. because of his rapidly spreading and
2:30 l). m'v 1“ “‘9 home of MW ‘0‘“; Confirmation lessons begin on Now enviable reputation and tomorrow
Beers, ‘5 ElmWOod avenue. t :day. Nov. 11th, 4 p. m., at the church. evening he is scheduled to speak in
Tfi;§:‘;f;°;”;““”~ nice 5 on Bridgeport at 7:30 and at the Palace
The Women‘s Bible elm M" mm? s $33.2 '33: rhiifitffi'iiniienp‘lh'i‘ii
Thursday evening at 7:45. I of Bridgeport and because of his tal-
ThP "1111mm ”‘9 “1““) “.5 ”9““ cm! It is understood that he will re.-
ponetl o naccount of the emdeutlt‘. “1“ 'ceive a flattering offer fmm another
be he” 0“ ““5““ “d ““3" m ”'° m. cltv where they are willing to
vacant store, next the Muhacltemo its offer any inducement ,0 the young
tel. ‘ man to locate. in their cllty.
Knight Street A. .\l. E. church. lit-v.=
W. A. Lynch. 1). l).. pastor.~-Prencb~
log. 10:30 1‘ ". and 7:30 p. tn. Sub;
bath school, ’ :30 p. m. ‘
t‘lass nlct‘tlng 'l‘uendny evening.
Rescue Mluslon. 27 Monroe street.“
undny school. 2 p. in. Come and
bring the children. A place where the
straight, gospel of Jesus Christ is
taught. 3 p. m.. praise“ and testimony
.servlce.- it is marvelous the way the
:Splrlt i elt at these meetings. God
lie doing a wonderful work through the
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'tban 8,000,000 individual applications.
for insurance and allotments and al-
}lowalices tOgetllcr, besides mom"
| thousandcompemtntlon cases. It has
. con necessary to maintain more than
‘ thirty million individual card records
’ and the work all told has luvtlth‘tl lip
it-rttlly hundreds of millions of 5- DH!“
ate clerical and administrative tv:.n~«
actions.
. Errors now had been redtlcrtl t-
; minimum. he 'sttitl, and there are. ('tvnl-
,pel‘atively few complaints from l't’l‘a
isons falling to receive proper .tllttt.
llllent and allowance remittances
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COPENHAGEN, Nov. 7.—-The tiiplm
matte break between Germany and lint
Russian Soviet Government. wait-ht
developed yesterday. was foreshnd-rv.
ed by the Berlin newspapers recently’t
!when they charged that the Ru'ssit‘i
Embassy in Berlin was the cent Till
lpoint for the distribution of sodium -
filterature. They pointed'out that more
ithat 400 couriers had been employed)
'by M. Joffe. the Russian Ambassaior.
during the short period he had been in
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Ambassador Jolie categorically do:
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fnled the charges. but the "accidents
long time in the regular army, at Pan
amn, and has recently been transfet-r’
ed to a camp in Louisamt and been
made ti corporal.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ll. Renshaw of No
roton have three sons and a daughter
,in Uncle Sam's service. Capt. Alfred
H. Rensbaw, Jr., is with the engineer-
lngcorps in France; Ensign Paul Ben.
straw is in service in one of Uncle
sun's battleships; newts Napkins
Rensbttw is in training for naval ser-
vice at. the Polytechnic Institute at
lRensselaer, N. Y., and Miss limb“
is engaged. at Washington in enlisting
to fit crippled soldiers for new occupa-
tions after the war. ~
Darlen was as excited as larger
communities Thunder over the war
lndvlces to the Social Demoltrnten o!
:Copenbttgen.
LATItfwan aurtr‘rm
PARIS. Nov. 9, 5:45 a. m.-—Gt‘l‘—
many will capitttlatc bethcn now
and Monday. French opinion is
,tmlt'nimous in this View.
PARIS, Nov. 9, 4.20 a. m_.——It. is
probable that the German replyto
the Allied terms for an armistice
courier that took them to German
Under the circumstances, it is be-
lieved the reply cannot be deliv-
eredtbefo
temoon, at the very earliest.
The German premium. how-
ever, may use the wireless. in
which use the ,
will be brought back by the saute ,
headquarters at Spa yettterday.i
re the middle of this at'
3 Music. . .
~ . ' . ission. All the glory be to His dear t——.
Prelude—«Poem d.\utomme....\shmall m ‘
Anthem-Jubilale Dec ....... .Plliielzke :23“:-chi‘r'éepgfriffist’fmg‘fmm Wilt. 3": , Stillson’s Remedy for
o-" .\ .t sues ~ - . .
isoi; .. PM” the “If? minimum “1“ to set 8 deeper experience at- Malart hills and Fever
.P y] dWAHdante'ln C Silas tend these services. Evening service. CE 5°C
1 08 u ‘E— n ___..___.., """"" 8 p. in. Mr. Compane, of Bridgeport.
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First Congregational church, Rev. E.
F. McGregor, Ph. D.. pastor.-—ltlorningl
service at 10:30, with sermon by the
pastor. Subject: “The Stone With
'Seven Eyes." Sunday school at. noon.
Christian Endeavor meeting It 6:30.
Topitf: "Cout‘m"—leuder, Miss South
Wednoldul —-Red Cross work in the
parlsb'honne.
Thursday—Indirect as
p. in. '
rvles at 7:45
a:
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iwlll be the speaker. 'Be is a man
cleancut loose for Jesus.
Services Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday evenings at 8 p. in.
No collection. free will offering only.
UNDAV NAVY YARD. WORK ms.
CONTINUED
WASBlNG'mN.‘ Nov. 9.—-'rlte Navy
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discovery of a package of lntlnmmm
tor-y handbllls in the luggage of tlBoh
. shevik courier was held to demonstratd
“mm WM 01' no“! the falsity of M. Jolie’s statement and
.mm was promptly followed by the breach
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