Athlifia ry
untried
Cross
hide in the Red Cross work.
Walk improvement
We.
Iuy East
at rallies which 'al‘e to be held at
tags are expected.
on Tuesday afternoon only.
last evening at the church.
the proposed
will not be conducted by Miss
Lord. of Hartford,
1130 church will remain open.
- find it was thought advisable to
« this despite the l'ilt‘l that all of
.8 meeting tit tbt‘ lut'ul
solidity.
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.tlicutres
WWW
‘flg‘Ril-flfillfi 4
M.“ «mt-u- ram vm‘ W')
for a month now, but very few halo
Been caught in local waters. The sup
' ply has been growing smaller cvcrv
year for :i. decade or so.
. In Rouaylun 'l‘hursdat t‘\t‘llin;. ti.“
Conner icut t‘tnnpany [0:1 :u pit- oi
brand new ties which were used as
the basis of ti hon-tire. its Sillitlrlillt it-
ideal Lynch (ii' the company. reported
to the police that the pile tit lies had
hen burned up Thursday nluht
At the Methodist Episcopal church
excervlcea will be lteld on Sunday at
l’9'10330 and 7.:30. ' The pastor. Rev. H.
‘ '1'. Kastendieck. will preach. Sunday
5 . schtoii, wilt. men‘s and woman’s Bible
' Study classes. at ll:’0.
. Leanne devotloml meeting at 6:45.
(‘hulch prayer meeting on Thursday
, creating at 7:30. All services will be
held in the chapel.
4* . Sentinel Want Ads Sure to Pay.
? ‘fffiPlLS WROTE ON .
it“ > ’WAR SAVINGS
“motioned trout First Page).
t". because of the. excellent showing
nude and the. value of being able to
‘. toxpress themselves in public iii a con
‘ rinsing manner. The winners were
- named as follows: Girls, Grace lini-
lutd, Louise Dorsey. ()live Webb;
boys. Llewelyn Knapp, Paul Manner
and Mark Candee.
‘ ’ln making the awards. subject inat-
2‘1er. delivery. time and the\abiiity to
accomplish the purpose desired were
' monsldered. ‘Previous to the oratoricttl
"t. molest and. at its close. a musical pro-
»‘fi'am was rendered by the students of
" the fourth and-”sixth grades oi the
‘Washington school, and the sixth
*1 grade or the Franklin school. Between
‘ the seventh and eighth speakers, 3
, lo’wss rendered. by Raymond Pints
£111. of the Center school. in re-
1ang’3inr Me to Sleep." He was
Joly accompanied on the piano by Bay
Imkwood. - ..
«"l’hevyoutliful speakers emphasized
‘60 activities. and proved conclusive
2 O
. the purpose of demobiliza-
nconotntctlon was plainly
" ’ 1M '
ital-Intu- cunning”. nsci
n:
‘ Kr. and Mrs. Arthur we. of 9.
W Place. are tmiving,the deep
y Moi their friendmtohv over .
“in of their twentyfinvoid sou.
- ' 35 3".
of the
lastiAyeaue hi. E. .t-liurch met yester—
iehr [mention at the chumh at which
aim fiery satisfactory progress was
The dole for the rummage sale to.
h held under the auspices of the East
Association
has not been announced yet but it is
”thought it.wlll be held in the near
Nervnlk o is are .. . . .
Inning to attend the mired War' l‘riday night surgical dressing work‘
'1‘?va the lctatl theatres tomorrow ev g
- -ing which starts of! the War Work.
Lunpaign in this city. A number of
unusually fine speakers have been so»
outed and a very enthusiastic meet-
. has recently been promoted to a cap
3 tzincy. as a result of a gailnnt'action
instead of the plan originally adopt-1 “be” his command,
‘ ed whereby one 0! the members of
built the local theatres tomorrow ev-
elation would be at the Continuum?
Hall every Tuesday and St.turday af- . . .
ternoon to collect and distribute Red‘ crtmendcnt James F. Williams gave a 1an for
Cross work, it has been decided to so "WWW“ ”‘5‘ Tuesday afternoon at deft manakciucnt of his home devel‘
arrange the distribution and oolleo-t “PM” School, “WM?" “’0‘“ 25 10““ .Uped it deeper feeling. so that ho call-
units so as to make it necessary to teachers and their friends were pres.‘
have. a member stationed at the Hull tint. in honor of the new teachers ad- weiler,
It‘flplurlng a nest of German guns.
The choir of the East Avenue M. EJ .
Church held [hptn l'pgular rehearsal! titusnrer ui lite 'l‘t-kcneke Water Cour}
Alihotigh‘ puny. . . , . i
evangelistic services “WP “l ”1""‘Nmm5 '0’ 3' M. L A except for the fn'cl that the law re-
Mac
iomrrow evening,
This
‘ atop was decided at a recent meetinn
do
the
other; churches are uniting in ltoidinz‘
on
izz‘t'l to receive contributions of any
The law has been off on esrn'lops
Epworth
'ushes. garbage.
you; We can We it
finally. Neonates hum-Itch.
seem to be an indication that
cars \verc preterm; at but ordinary
weed. The smelt-up wrecked the
wheels. axles and sheet‘netol work
.on Jyoth tau-limes. lt set-ms to have
cars tried to turn into the middle of
The Holly meat market is closed be: ill highway to overtake a third we
case of the illness oi Mr. Holly‘s
“will , lion. '
_
. James A. Patience of the U. 5. Navy
bits recently wen Visiting his moth?
at the Heights. ‘? .
Serpent-George Schlichting. now in—
Fl..a.u\', in» lctrflti! tins gilt u .t. 311,
.afllu-rs' training schoo l where ‘te.’
might qualify for further pi:miotion_ .
I .. ...__ .
A troll. car was derailed about l.George Alfred Davenport
o‘clock ’i‘ day night when West-l
bound, in talking the switch on Halli
road avenue. where the same thing
has irecuentiy happened in the past
few months. " ‘
Were married on October
2nd—Secret Kept ., ’Till
Nov. 7th
A Willon wedding the particulars oi
last week, and will continue their,"hieh PM? in“ 5800910 WNW. WIS
labors. as a large order tor supplies solemmzeo “1 that t0W”. on Wednes-A
has recently been l't‘t‘t‘lVed for them ‘1‘)" OCI- 2nd. “'1‘?“ “I“ 3631118 H0
to mmplete. Lean Stuart became the wife of George
aAIfred Davenport.
Lieut. Daniel J. Reid of this town1
t
Red Cross workers resumed their;
Alntinit S‘- John. died. Iome‘yoars ago.
and Mr. Davenport has lived very
quietly in his pleasant cotton F\'tl‘
since.
Some time ago he engaged Mrs.
S‘tltliart. whose home was in Branch:
v e, as bouaek , , '
Miss Theresa Hoyt and School Sup . to be a model :::::wi7:da:%e:;m°:$
her culinary onpabiiitiea and
the 302d motot
motor battery. distinguished limit by.
ed in the services oi Attorney Linx‘
(it‘d to the town's force this fall of the peace, performed the ceremon
> . at the Davenport home.
and above mentioned.
("nailt-s l“. Barker, secretary on the date
ici' town last work to join a'
tutti. otelseus. lilo. llaiker trill re quires the filing of the marriage re
‘iiitill with her parents in Brooklyn unmmm in the town ('Iprk'g billet not
at Mr. llm'chs war work 18 0V9!" later ,tliiili the 7th day of. the fellow-
‘llte annual rummage sale of St.
u‘w'a Church will he held on Satur-
..:.y. _;\.‘tit'euiber 16. The committee in
'izttixe, Mrs. F. \\'. TO0R97. Mrs. M. 1..
Mr. Driven or! i‘ a "
mint-e and Mrs. ll. )1. Wylie, will be p a u" “I" “0“ °‘ W
late James Davenport and was born in
Wilton Where he has always
sixty‘nine yearn nxo.
int! 01‘ articles suitable for such- a
‘ , twenty-seven years his Junior.
' iiit‘.
.‘lnrtin ll. Gill oi’ Slilppan. whose
Math in France of pneumonia was an-
urunced‘this week. is a former real»
irnt of this town. and his name ap-
ttrars (n the honor roll of men enlist-
mg from Dorian. so that his death will
:d another gold star to the Darlen
service tins. -
GERMANY’S ANSWER
MAY COME IN LATE
(Continued from First Page.) 1
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u...— .
> . , lira-Missa- and guarded the Nainlir-
Michael Molnnis. chief of the Nero-ll‘hurlcroi routi- into France
on“ Helgilgs l-‘ilrcl'lilclpa';lmt‘3l. “Sh”? \l'ii_\' of the Sauthre rivcr.
rosy are as uesa.wen i. . -. .-
moving a piece of machinery {wishing bdiii‘ itittit h‘hlllllllf'tl on both
“bu“ 500 pound; a. m, “Mum.“ hulls oi. the bitltilirc and
coal yard in Sinmlord. The. heavy- loundctl ill liic seventh
Several i'niuoiis battlefields
mass fell upon him. and necessitated
his removal to the Stamford Hospital. French “HI-s prior to 1300 m... in‘
close proximity to Mutilicugc.
Mlllllit'ugt' was taken. by
tlcrlnalis after heavy fighting
Darlen is interested in the an-
nouncement that A. Dertt Mead has
been made acting cashier of the. Slam
ford National Bank. for Mr. Mead Witt
tintii three or tour yourszugo. a rent in August. 1914‘
dent of this town. and treasurer of the:
llsriett Fire Company. His wife in
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (‘harles
S. Abbe of West avenue.
§
many will cupituiato between now i
and Monday. French opinion is;
unanimous in this view.
Stephen 'l‘orok of this town. who has
been a prisoner in the German camp
at Limbctg for several months. re-
prolmliic that the German reply to
Ml.” wmm his mom” asking her to! the Allied itirlus for tilt armistice;
send hint {00d and shoes. As 8.,.,-e,-,ilwili he brought back by t‘lit-‘stuttc;
iiacklxt’fl of food and other things courier that took them to German
““5 5m?" “‘3“ '0 “h“ “in“ “a co ‘!llt‘-ltdtluul'tt‘.rs ut‘ Spa yesterday.
L333}.‘IhL1,.‘}}';2fiI}§.n"fif,F.‘llgfiy..§:‘y‘fifa3ginnit-i- titt- circiiiiistaticcs. it is he-
been appropriated by his mum”. ‘lirvetl iltc l‘t‘]ll_\',til|lillui. be deliv-
---._....-. I'cd before the middle tf‘tltla' af-
i‘lrst“Selectntan John H. Seileckl‘tcruoon. ni titc‘vcry earliest.
has issued a “0"”: ‘0 the. Duggco:::: ;, The German govcrinitcitt, Itotv-.
refuse must not bgfihrzfdhtd into the‘ "w.“ may “N. the ‘wtrelessain
streets 0,. 1e“ . “any pm” other than ;_\\'llii,'li misc the- tilttitipoteutiaries
the public dumps provided for that iiidlurslntl Foch ‘s headquarters
purpose. and that ".09.. pet‘aialins mIWlll have only to ratify the de-y
I“ with ”(inhuman-dive
‘I' lill‘ 1,.
hotti ‘
l
.
been occasioned when one of the:
l
1
,ch 9, but in so doing. skidded into'
magnum» Nov
niche .it’ Bl'svely. pesto
WlilllNlifillliN .
who. in his capacity of Justice,
The seeiet was well kept and no.
body would probably know of it now;
int; month, tiltich‘lell on the. saute, day'
that the phony pence news strut-l. this?
town and (:tetttetl almost as much in;
tel-est. . .
His bride is‘ .
.worsliip. Sermon
.630 p. m.. Epworth League sci-vice»—
THIS AFTERNOON— ‘
"t
l
M a
‘ 510230: morning worship. conducted by int: at 8 o’clock. To both these ser-
lithe pastor.
‘vuen's
was League meeting \titll continuation 01' address.
century. ‘the study of "(‘liristian Democrat-y tor (lava excepted. from 1.30 to 4:30 p
of lAmericit." 7:30, song service and .‘U r m' . ' ‘
with the British and Fl‘t'llt‘ll lute;
rams, Nov. 0, 5 :45 a. tit—(total
PARIS. Nov. 9, 4.20 it. “L"‘lt is ‘
typonseto an encore, Master Pinkham
the necessity of Norwalk meéting‘Tiér
'uota in the sale of War‘ Savings
., pumps. as well as in thé other .ptttri- .Renue‘ur' N. Y., “d
in my ways. the great value in
Ill convenient means of saving. The
ty for Uclo 8am receiving this
violating this rule will be prosecuted.
William Coombe, the third of tin-
(Toombs boys. well known here. as the
t‘umily were formerly residents 'c.. On.
ricnj has enlisted in the National
Army. and is stationed ntpamp Dc»
ens. Harry is also in the volunteer
army. while Chester has been for a
long time in the regular army, at Pan-
ama. and has recently been transferr-
ed to it camp' in Louisana and been
made a corporal.
, -.
Malian Mrs. A. H. Renshatv of Not.
rcton have three sons and a daughter
in Uncle Sam's service. Capt. Alfred
H. Renahaw,‘ Jr., is with the engineer
in; corps inh‘rance: Ensign Paul Ben.
shew into service in one of ti cle
Sam's battleships; newts Hopi: a
Rainbow in in training for naval, see
vice-at the Polytechnic institute at
Miss Bensllaw
is engaged at Washingtonin usistinl
to tit crippled soldiers for new occupa-
tionsnfter the war. .
. and Carthage
ycision thus conveyed them.
i
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE SEDAN FRONT. Wednesday
Nov. ,6. 11 p. tn. (By The Associated
Presa).~-’l‘hc great wedge which the
French and Americans have driven
into the German iincs west ‘of the
Mrrstt ie within four miles or Sedan
tonight. .
American forces have like Jilte-
ntontry, Mont de Brune, * Autrccourt
__ The French. in co_-_oper-
ation with the Americans, have roach-
ed Omicourt ' ‘
The Americans at one place lt‘ve
advanced {out and a half miles} The
\‘liii-{Il'fl taken include Bullion, Hairs
ucourt and Itsttcout‘t. Great quantities
of commissary’ stores. many rollr
‘oars and equipment and enormous
amounts of war material have been
ruptured. _
Debutante hinting continues east of
the Mouse. The Americans coined
nearly two and a halt mile: our!" the
day. capturing Mamas. Fountain: and .
. . Hill 2“.
normal. WM. Nov. 0.
III
Seven Eyes."
ihm‘eatintouc:
and." "Mouton
. i
‘.
t
i
2 I
' t Methodist Episcopal request the motor will put
M we m ember tout, that. topic: "A Spiritual Program. “it; Chat. ‘
r.—i’reaching longs."
: “The Spirit to set as my men as multiple out,
l of [he
servicoat 10:30. Sub' -t
of Liberty."
short contort-ace following the morn-
aerviee tn the chur-
congregation will
At 12 o’clock. Bible for this service. it be
alum melon with the T. F. B. class. l‘nltod War Drive rampant in y light rain ton m ' .. 'V
A cordial invitation for ladies and pen ins held, under the Emmi“. oi the is a“ 5‘11““). “(m
tienien. to be associated with this churches of the city. there will be. no
class is desired. The men of the con ‘
attention ttr easked to remain for a
A anecldi eflon is l
()n mo
evening service.
Calendar for the Week.
Monday evening—wThc
and Bertha McLean Still“ ins service. There will no evening Auxiliary.
on Sunday. The
in with Other con-
gregations of the city in the evening
Tuesday alter-noon —’l‘hc
Auxiliary. Eveninngestry.
Tiiunsday eveninngirls’ Friend;-
in s meeting, at the i’slace'Tlteatre. in Sofie-0' and choihreliearsal.
the. interests of the
Charities campaign.
Bic.
On Tuesday evening. the T. C. B.
class will hold its monthly business
on.
The Epworth League will meet for
ing. on Wednesday evening. in the
church parlors. at it o'clock.
day evening, at 7:45.
The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet at
Wconoge. Wednesday. 3 p. m.-»--sew-
in: for Christmas stile.
ladies of the church and coupon-
tion are invited to mOt'l at the intrson-
(‘ross work.
This Saturday evening all members
y*Vof the choir are urged to attend the
.irlieaifgal tor special musical service.
on Sunday evening. at the. theatre.
iect: “Our Duty in the Present Crisis.
. wi be an event. You will be the
later if on do not hettr this lecture.
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. Allie -
services: a. in. class meeting. 10 a.
“\‘ictorytis?
“\'i(-ior_v 1'"
worship. Sermon topic:
topic:
leader. Miss lit-nneti. Because at the
United Witt drive there will be no
evening service.
Tuesday evening. the class meeting.
7:45.
Thui‘tley ercnint; lllt‘ prayer mectv
ins. “hip.
ll --r-——--—-
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. lint-old E. Wilson, pastor. -
attil
Bpwue-t ll
12. Sunday school
iliblr class. 6:30,
mun by ”it. pastor. “
Tuesday evening the Womaii‘.t For;~
leiyn Missionary Society will hold their
the monthly meeting at the home of his. church. Cedar street. near West ave-
H--.I. humour, iii Rowan street.
Thurhdity. 7:t5. midweek service.
Friday night. choir rehearsal.
Red (‘rosb work Monday evening
and Friday afternoon.
Knight. Strt'wt A. M. E. church. Rev.
W. A. Lyittli. ll. D.. pastor.-Pt-oacllv
lug. 10:30 i i. and 7:30 p. m. Sab-
bath school, 1;:30 p. m.
(‘lass meeting Tuesday evening.
Congregational
South Norwalk
church, John ’Stupleton. ministers—-
Service Sunday morning at 10:30
in. Preaching by Rev. Frederick Ja-
cobs. Sunday school and men’s to
class at noon. Young people’s meeting
at 0:30 p. in. ‘
The Wliatsoover Circle of
Daughtersvwiii meet on Tueitday, at
2:30 p. m.. at the home 01 Mrs. Louis
Bears, 45 Elmwood avenue.
The Red Cross Auxiliary meets on
Thursday at 2 p. m. _ l
The Women's Bible class will meet
Thursday evening at 7:45.
The tummuge sale which was post-
poned o attempt of the epidemic. will
be held on Thursday and Friday, in the
vacant. store. next the liltihsckemo Ho-
tel.
Mucic.
Preludewsl‘oem d'Automnte. . .Ashnlall
Anthemévdubilate Deo. . . .. . . .Mletzke
Solo—"Behold the Master Passes
By" . . . ................ Hammond
.
I’ostiude—~ Andante in C. . . ...... Silas
it‘irst Congregational church; Revrid.
F. Meet-czar. Ph. D.. pastormltominn
aervlce at 10:30 with sermonbv the
Subject: “The‘ Stone With
Sunday school at noon.‘
pastor.
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30.
W Topic: “Courage"—-lender. Miss Sarah
James. .
Wednesday—Red
parish house.
Thunday-elfid-woek service at ”7 : 45‘
1). II. x
"é.-- .
combined War
Members of the
Methodist choir will assist in the iuu- Sunday after Trinity. 7:30 it. 11).. Holy districts.
’dtty. Nov: ltttht
King's
have charge'ot thins éorvlce;
wont to get a deeper expo ncevat-J
~ 5
Cross work ‘Ill the:
beotmu‘
communion. 9:15 a. in, lit.
lied Cims
lllk‘d L‘l‘Obn
Leona-ram;
u- .
E,- K.—BANK.S
Inndulahaclnno trout. wu
. . . . ’. K?
h a m Wanhmnruhlouth Iowan. r. ’
_ .. W - it happenlihjhe best regulated
.‘ We ’0 \ families.
i
t
i
l
Friend" ' wife: "‘Why, don't
For Norwttlk and vicinity: Proba'fiy:
you remember, I sent it to
er tonight; increasing south winds be-i
. . ' ‘l
mums new Sunday‘ The center 0'. the soldiers at the hospital.
the western disturbance has moved.
v: I "You said you were glad of
east ard during the last 24 hours from ' ' ‘
Minnesota to Eastern Michigan, and? It. ”ow you better stop in
‘ttbo front edge of the rain area has “ 39‘." & Stevens Store;
moved trout Indiana eastward lo the they fire advertising" Fall
between me: underwear and you need
western portion of New York. Plea-
sant weather prevails
.Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi pajamas too." .
s“ i i m N r ’iRlVel‘. The temperature is rising inf '
int ’au ’5 par t.~' only» ourl 1 the eastern and failing in the western.
Pa i' Freezing temperatures were Rogers & Stevens
u s reported as far south as Oklahoma. 'NoNNk South Norwaik
Sunday school.
player and sermon.
7:30 p. m., evening pray”?
' All persons are welcome all the bt‘lT-g
its monthly business and social nieet- ices. especially strangers and visitors 4.1
New scholars are welcome
’l‘lie clltirch'
Mid-Week service will be on Trinity in open all day every tine. tor private
in town.
tit either of the schools.
prayer and intercession.
Grace church. the Rev. J. Benton
Werner, melon—The
Sunday after Trinity. The celebration
of the
battle, at noon. , .
t
Chrltit church, East. Norwsllk. Twelf-
, ty~iourth Sunday after Trinity. Mom»
On Tuesday evening, November 26' lug prayer and sermon at10:30. Slin-
.Rev. 8, l‘atkes (‘adntum oi Brooklyn. day school at noon. Eleni“ D!!!"
one of the greatest lecturers in Amer» and sermon at 7.3.. The Rtv. Frank-
it‘a. Will lecture in the church. Sub- ‘
tin H. Miller will oiilcltite t‘ti
ices.
”7......“
. Advent Christian church. Van 7.3m
and Harvey itli‘uela'. Rev. 0. ill. Teepie.
‘ ‘ pastor. «Halirhottr prayer. it) it. m.
it. liecbc. pusturmbuutluy Morning may”. and sermon. 10.30 a.
_ . Junior l.oy~
lived. 111.. Sunday ”Chm" ll "' m" morning at Workers meeting. 3:30 p. in. Loyal
Sunday school. 12 in.
Worker-5' meeting. Still p.~ui. Even
in: service. 7 p. in. .
Mid-week prayer and testimony.
'l‘huntdny. 7:45 p, in.
First t'httrcit ot (‘ltrist Scientist. 57
Sunday
is held at 11
West avenue-«The rrgulai"
service of this church
a. in.
t‘hrisiiait Science subject for Sun-
"Adttin-iand Fallon.
\tan." . ,
\\'t-tlnesdta_v «rt inn: testimony meet
vices the public is invitEd. A read-
ing room is maintained at the some
open molt week day, holl-
-—_—.———
St. Peter's Evangelical
nue, Martin l.. Sleup. pastor.-~Twenty-
tourtlt Sunday after Trinity. There
will be divine services at tle usual
hour. 10:30. Gospel sermon: by the
pastor. No evening rteryico tpmornovr.
Thanksgiving will be observed on the
lust Sunday'ol this month i th Ger-
man services in the morning nd Eug—
lish services in the evening at 7:30.
The fifth anniversary of the dedica-
tion of the church will be’obilerved on
Dee. 8th. _ . .
Zion Lutheran church. of Sittunford.
will observe the annual urination festi-
val tomorrow. Morning service. 10:30;
a. afternoon service. 3:80. The members
of St. Peter‘s are cordially invited to
participate. The church is t Pacific
and Henry streets. ‘
Sunday'school every Sunday at 9:30.
Choir rehearsal. Tuesday evening. at
8 o'clock sharp. t
Confirmation lessons begin.‘
day. Nov. 11th. 4 p. m., at tht
-———-.........
on Mon-
church.
Rescue Mission. 27. Monroetistt'eet.w'
Sunday school. 2 p. m. Chine and
A place where the’
bring the children.
straight gospel of Jesus Christ is
taught. a p. m.. praise and ttpstinioni’
service. at immanelmisthelway the
Spirit is felt atxtheae mourns. Doll
is doing a wonderml work'thii ugh .tbe
milsion. All the glory be to}
linden
name. Mr. Parker. of. Stamp
If you
tend these services. Evenin lservlce.
8 p. m. Mntlompnne. of Bit xenon.
will be the weakerg’lie is . a man
clean-cut lease for Jesus. We
Services “Wodnesday. Friday. and
Saturday evenings at p. m. l .
No collection. tree will ode ng‘on .
sunny; haw, vAsnzttvotiitc Dis-
’ ' courmusp
air——
WASBJNGTON, Nov. 9.—Tllte Natty
condoning until further, no so all
Sud-r Work in my me. aid other
South Not-walk Baptist church. 1.. alien Itatli'ibs of the Navy:
Harrison Thompson. wtor.+10:80 a.
t
10:30 a. in. morning;
3 p. in, St. An
and social meeting in the chum-h par drow's Sunday schoolgssil Mtain btlet’t.
Mr. Davenport’s first wiCe. fat-metly l
twenty-fourth
Holy Communion at is o'clock.
68“. on Friday. at 3 D. in, 10 do Red Morning player and cement at 10:30.
Parish Sunday school. in the parish
th \‘erv
Lutheran
i
imTKEI L m AGO; *"""”’ ' ‘ "fl
9 .. ~ ‘l'OpAY, SOLDIERS AND "I!
lt-inpcrattlrc: High. till; hm.
SAlLORS INSURANCE
—-~~» . - w 7W Cost the Governmen. 5.1500900 to
Writ. Policies of 536.950.000.000.
Fair.
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'CHK‘AGO, .\'ti\’ 1ix~lt this cost the
;governmeni only $1 300.000 to Wl‘llu
436.250.000.000 ot’ lnrlll‘dnte on ltm
j lives of soldiers and suilore,tvitltin tho
:last‘S’t-u said Thomas B. Love. A»
-1 sislant Serl‘ctaty of tilt- Treasury. Ill
;Hn addi‘c>s hue tmluy before the Av
i The members of the Emma Nous So { societion nt’ Liz.- Autiu y tinit-t-rs. liv
rill Club will mart at the home “1' its accmnpli-hnnnts in the ,I’mm‘
Mrs. W. J- “111‘“. 1‘24 Washinllton Period at twtlt'e ititui‘ts. the ll't‘i‘.~-
street, on Monday eve'u'ing‘fl‘t it o'clock. my 5 lllll't Hi1 o! \\ Air Risk insurant‘o
.‘ihus wrought l‘lt‘ lllr‘lidiltt‘ mun.“
‘ CilyNews'
«Good derby $3. O‘Brien.
- Hill" lllt‘r‘ttllllllti‘ ni' urdliilttt'
Because in. Tube 1" . "f “09 . . .
tun avenue t‘lxtgmdcredy'hg; Lailléamfigr life lnsut-anrt- out-‘z‘uvtllvttu ill it...
' V ‘ " l \‘v .‘lllt
names and threw refuse into her yard.- "ogfljwixblizgl "m: :n M.‘ m. ”I“ I.” 3
“TE Joseph ””10““ (if 6” prmg' ("*i ‘ll‘Ft-illh'lll‘ttlit't‘ :llLi't‘ll/‘llltlil in list!
ton avenue. complained to the police. would. the lam” (HWIMM .mmm'
'i‘ito matter was turned over to Proso—
cutlng Attorney (‘rainer C. lleucman
for investigation. '
lion. and the biggest government m-
l‘flall. with 14.00“ Ultimo-u, St‘t'rt MM
1 Lone said the result l-zlti t-tuttil’lut‘ul
strongly to llic lt-uhdw m .Xtitt-i'tmti
troops abroad by :' 3.; ‘llt’lll mult-
littl assurance lll'i' i‘..n tlutwndt-n':
were cured for (int c: tiwir illhtlitti
and would (‘tllllilllli' ‘ i
once from the‘aovcrnmmti ill I‘iht it:
their death oi'in lll’_\'.
Miss Gladys Stoddard. of Wilton. Set‘l't‘lflry Loti‘ Mild that in the ‘.t.t.
claimed“ the pofkfll’mk which "“3 two months more titan istmn Stiltllt‘I‘l
found ln‘a local jitney and turned titel‘ or sailors have died of intluenzn in
to the ”0“?" Th" "0““ "“1" ’0’} this country alone, and lllslll'itlitv
m." purse and H .was found “W90“ which the government will pay to
i’ipltone. 3:! hi: Jilncvl.‘ ‘\0- 18:23:? their beneficiaries will ajntpunt. event:
i’"'“°'°°“ "9 ‘i “1’“ '“m 0 i’ -" mill to 170,000.000. remiunt m.
and a mlleailo book on ”'9,‘)“nb“ry 00nd: mllzcted front insured SOItlii’l'fl
branch between “ilton and .\orwalk. is estiuiatcd at $143,000,000 and up to
November 1 disbursements on ur-
On next Friday pwnim: John w. count of donuts- amounted to $4,102,»
""0"” C- S- B-- of Leeds. Ehigland. 000. These payments are distributed
will be in thin citv and will deliver an owl a period of years. and ”19".“ -\ .
address in the Regent Theatre on gate or computed value Of vim“... ..
_t‘lirlstlsn 503M“ M“ 000”" has had 3121008000. New insurance has been.
a wide. experience in this work and written at the rate of $2.7Mtiiodliuo .l.
his address is sure to be interesting. month. or 892.000.00" “ day. and j. ,-
H“ ‘5 90min: to "“3 "“3"“ the "L estimated that ninety-tit.» per t't‘lil..ii'
21:9“ haff‘P‘: “cfggeragf ‘28)} F353 men in the army and navy are in-
lttrco ,rs ens. e ~80“.
lie is extended a cordial invitation to lluring u“, “m m”. or its Hi...
attend and heir 1“" 000"" tense." said Mr. Low. "the Bureau of
“'2" Risk insurance handled niOl‘n
OPPORTUNITY TO 'Lhan 8.000.000 individual :ipplit'nllnli~1
."V l Hf;:fla¢::: Agassi for insuran'cé’ and allointrnis and :1.-
” peope 0 e. low nose to thcr. besit cs many.
corded an unusual opportunity tomor! thodsand coutfign'sation cases. it has.
row evenLng to hear one of the “WP been necessary to maintain llltil‘i‘ than
“firmlygbihfl :1? u‘f’fu'lgepafi‘fiugvg'; thirty million indivigugtl card ‘l‘t‘t‘;»iitls
w on a l s M“ e work all to] its invo Vt'l ii<
mm Temple. Bridgeport. comes to the 3:31;“ hundreds of millions of sci-Hr-
gflfi: weatat; u; Tem’x‘i‘atfglEfit of the ole clerical and administrative linux-
n I" or J ' actions.
Although a young man: ‘Rflbm; Errors now had been reduced 1:
“Pam is a. gifted 0'3"” of unusual- minimum. he said, and there are u t...
abilities and “"3“” '5 M193 spoken iteratively few complaints trout in.
of as the second Dr. Stewart “no; somfniling .0 receive proper Mm.
an: 01:92:: “ml? 11:33:33 303:3; ment and allowance rcntittuntw~
a ' . -. , _ . ____.“____
are wry-muohlin demand tit present COPENHAGEN Nov. 7‘4““ WNW
,hecnttse of his rapidly apt-etuhn and ' . , , , .
matic break between (:Llnldny .tntl .m
enviable reputation and tomorrow R ' 8 net Gover ment W‘lli'll'
evening‘ he. is scheduled to speak in ”551;“ d 0“ t da WEB f0?€"\‘ll"tl!“l'-\"‘
. Bridgeport at 7:30 and at the Battles “v: p: £85131; naps 3 eye here-ml:
theatre later in the evening. He has ed 3” 9 er 9 9 ~ -
Every rouse dratt window is :t
0qu enter. and we must at“? coal, for
cool conserVution Order your s‘fi-m
sash and doors early. i‘llona 1M2. St.
John & Koysrr. builders.
'.t‘~ '.\I' it-rl‘l-
'
rd mn'
Department today Issued on t s died
a order
become very popular with the petple
of Bridgeport and because of his tale'
onto it ‘is understoodthat be will re.
celve a flattering offer fromanother’
large city where they II'BIWHHHE to
offer any inducement to the young
man to locate iii-their city.
C
l Sifllson’s Remedy for
Malaria'Cbills and Fever
5 ~Pr'oe’50c ‘
Satisfaction
Stillso Fwd 1810163?
n- owe o ..
, summon“,
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no mo ww- w. hike-tin
vault.
i
Galvanized or Money
l. Sebflnel Wanthds Sureto-Pay. '
» to tooth."
valuables if‘thoy—aro in one or our. hate
..when they charged that the RuSi-iil‘l.
:Enibassy in Berlin was the .centzgii
point for the distribution of sedivttus
‘llterature.’ , They pointed out that. more
that ‘100 couriers had been employed
by M.»Jotie, the Russian Ambasss lor,
duringthe short period he had been in.
. , Berlin. .
Ambassador Jolfe categorically dear
inied the charges. but the "accidenta:”
discovery of a package of inflame-inn
' tory hand-bills in the luggage of a Bol-
shovik cthirier was held to demonstrate
the falsity of M. Jolie's statement and
,was promptiydoilowed by “If? Jim-3"“,
in diplomatic relations.
bin—”M
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to”. stance
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