With prac tic
0NDAY AND
TUESDAY
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ally the same cast as
the Birth oi2 a N atlon and “Hearts of the World
Cast. Includes D GR PI Cast Includes 7
Lillian Gish u 0 II : I H HemyWailthall
George Fawnett @recents ,, Maxi-leid S’tlanlcy
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171ey're all Fighting the War:
the man who shoulders the g 1111
and the woman who is tlansfiguled
by the Great Love ~the love that
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places county above all else
THREE SHOWS DAILY—MATINEE 81.2 O’clock, EVENING at '7, and 9 o’clock
PRICES
TRUST COMPANIES OF THE UNIT.
ED STATES
1918 Edition Gives Some Valuable In.
iormatlon to the Public
The 1918 edition oi “'i‘rust Compan-
NOR WALK ,
. SOCIETY, .iea oi the United States" which is the
:
16th annual publication oi Trust Com-
pany statistics issued by the United
iStilton Mortgage & Trust Company.
' New York, is now being distributed.
3 John W. Flatten, President of the
Company. says in the preface to the
‘ volume:—
“111 presenting the 1918 edition or
'The ~Trust Companies of the United
States: attention is directed to the
gratitying statistics of the growth
and influence or these institutions for
“me Honmubie Schuyler Merritt the fiscal year Just closed. durins
. which Trust Company resources reach
W mum“ "'3 “mm“ ‘° cm“ ed a. total of $9 380. ass. 051 or $522.-
“! Stanton! home and leave for 3-“ 214 more than a yea,- ago
While day after Thanksglv-l "it is a satisfaction to record a
ilurge accession to the membership of
the Federal Reserve System from the
and Personal
NEWS
ROWAY__T9_N
Miss Anna Mord‘ison oi ltowaytonl
has secured ii position in the Heston
Store in Norwalk.
Mrs. Fogg Webb of Rowsyton re-
ported to the police that a brown
pinch buck overcoat and a pair of
drab gloves hiid been taken from her
home.‘
The agents and operators along
the New Haven railroad are busily
engaged figuring out their increase oi
wages and the amount of back time
due them.
Hi“ flaw MoSaliy at 23 Fairview
t T .
“no, is spending a few weeks with ranks of he Mt Companies, it be
in; worthy of note that oi the total
iresourcee above shown over 50 per
cent. are held by companies now ’in-
. 1.0 nil-o of Oklahoma
m m cluded in the Ssytem.
A meeting will b6 held Monday eve-
ning of the Rowuyton Hose Company,
at 8 o’clock. This meeting is the reg
' will sing. Sunday school.
illng addresses Mrs. Raynor Worms
with adult
Bible study classes. at 11:50. Epworth
League devotional meeting at 6:45 The
usual Thursday evening prayer meet
ing will be Llillllad nail. week, as on
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock the
Union Thanksgiving Service will be
held in the church Miss Gladys Mills
conducted 11 well attended and greatly
enjoyed service on Thursday evening.
at which she sang a number oi solos.
Jl‘lio Union Thanksgiving Service oi
the Methodist Episcopal and Baptist
Churches will be held at 10 o'clock on
the morning oi Thanksgiving Day in
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev
H. E. Anderson. pastor at the Baptist
Church. will conduct. the service and
Rev. 11. l". Kastondieck. pastor of the
Methodist Church, will preach the ser-
mon. Miss Gladys Mills and Mrs Ray-
ilor Wei-mo will sing. The public is
cordially .invitsd. .
Attorney and Mrs R. P. Chitten-
nlar monthly meeting which was 110va
Rename a furlough at his home on
Mr: Hill. _. 1
Leon Noyes. Donald Wilson and
i
x
"Conditions directly resulting from
the great struggle in which we are
now engaged have stimulated fiduci-
den. who spent the season at their
polled last week. As there twill be-
impoi'tsnt business matters discussed, ”1‘9““ home, have ”tamed to
all 'of the members are urgently re-- Brookyln.
nurse AND PW
Baby “Belts.
William Bolts tluo twenty-eight
months old son oi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bolts. died last evening at the home
0! his parents at 5 Koauntli street. The
iuneral will be held tomorrow utter
noon at 8 o'clock and burial will be
made in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
-. FOR THI8 AFTERNOON
Hiirvurd Radios vs. Princeton Avia-
tion at Polo Grounds (2 p. at.)
Newport Naval vs Granite State at
Polo Grounds (l p. 111.).
mums: Hull vs. Pertinent Prep at
Ebbets Field (1 p. in.)
Columbia vs. New York University
at. South Field.
ensack.
Pittsbul'g vs. Georgia Tech at Pitts-
burg.
Naval Academy Vs.
Naval at Annapolis.
Dartmouth vs. Brown at Boston.
Rural-d vs. Button College at Cam-
bridge.
Union v.11 Rousselser Poly at Troy.
Pennsylvania vs Swartbmore at
Philadelphia
Great Lakes
guestsd to be present. i The following Tokeneke families
man Eamon at New York, spent cry business to an unprecedented ex-
M evening with friends in Nor-walk. tent. in all parts oi the country and
_ the pro-eminent fitness of these in-
Private Mn 3““ 01 Camp D“ nutritious tor the handling of this
can is spending a furlough at his class oi business has been still furth-
ions, 17 Stuart avenue. :er demonstrated.
Rousyton Baptist Church Thanks
giving Sunday. ~Serv1cos will be re—
sumed Sunday and tile nttendnnc:
should be large so there are many
reasons for Tbnksgiving. Morning
m m m and “usual "Trust Consumes have lost no op-
‘ rammed yesterday to their wt! in render loyal and whole.
hearted service toward the winning at
m in Minions, 1., accompanied the was, and the events of the year
in, m may 01W“: have strewn more clearly than“ over.
'i‘lliumiiiielas 32.32:me the Noting the
‘ - s 0
days. in. ll'iuon is the mother; The 1918 boot: consisting or about
0mm ‘ ggowmeu, oonttaainiuinlagtdi‘t’lan to over
'3. 0! "mm mm can and
. 1:" (its Agitmm is director; stock quotations, dividend
“no-alumni Mspurenm A race tulation to shows t
W Mount: theistslglflmghths W03:
summations” ”humiwmi‘ii
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lit-day. ut-MML ‘puutdnrmaths Myour
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service at 10:30 with special Thanks-
giving sermon. Sunday school at
11: 45. C E. Meeting at 8:115.va
in: service at 7: 30 with gospel ser-
men by the pastor. The Prayer most.
in: will be held on Wednesday even
tug at 1:46.11“; Union Tbsnyiigiving
service will be held in the 11.11
church on Thursduy morning at 10
o‘clock. "The serinon will be preached
by the Rev. H F. Ksstsndieck. pastor
oi the Medial Episcopal church
no people of the cautious!!! are
crud to attend this m mud nailed
less of their religious and denomina- *
‘Norwslk Ride Club that. played the
will spend the winter in New York:
Mrs. L. M. Dameron, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Dutlhl Smith. Mr. and Mrs. E. Dutihl
Smith, Jr.. Richard LeGsllienne, Miss
Despurd and Mrs. 11c. Valentine.
James Baker, oivthenowstyon sec-
tion. walla member of the team irom
third 01 a series oi miss with the
Remington Arnie teem. oi Bridgeport.
st south Wilton range Norwnik team
won. . ..
M
300‘"! NORWALK
IOY WOUNDED
The name or Private Edward B.
Bailey or south Notwuik. on
this mommy‘s casualty 11113. and was
tilled as wounded, degree usdeteo.
fitfiwmhmm cucum-
Lehlgll vs. Lafayette at South Bein-
iehem. -
Michigan vs.
Ann Arbor.
Chicagovs. lilinots at Urban
Michigan Angles at
DAU’BERTS GASE IN COURT.
aunt—-
Brooklyn’s First human Asks also
signed by National and American
mined by the suit fliedtliis wok in the
county clerk‘s once by Albert chse
to recover trom‘the Brooklyn Nation-
‘1 W Leads. 1119-. 38.150 with
interest from October 1'4. which is ab
iueutobauue Jeremy
first Woman of the Rollins. The
' The. name oi Alfred Church. WiliKhEthough not legally adopted
ii‘ordhnm vs. Camp Merritt at Rack:
20 AND 25 CENTS
--.. .._. .—
ALFRED CHURCH REPORTED
DEAD
_. h- ..—._._. .. v...“—
Iaunt alter the death of his mothei, lid
Iassumed the name of Church .114
appeared in the casualty lists this; He returned to Wisconsin 601ml
momma. la apparently a young man your; ego and evidently enlisted iroml
“Who passed MB boyhood with his aunt,‘ ms home there
Mrs. Edward Church of Westpofll There is a possibility that. his namd
avenue. His father. whose name use has been confounded with that o:
Addison. lived in Wisconsin. and Arthur Church whose name was rm
when the boy came to live with his cenfly published
FORD
Language was 111»
yeioped to express
thought, but some pct,»-
pie use it to conceal
such mental operations
as they have u»
" Ranges are built for
cooking—~or should ht:
but some ranges .uc
ideal constructions for
concealing the possi-
bilities good COOk-
in . You can make no
mistake, however, in
. _ aim
The validity-oi tile form of contract ‘
loans baseball players will be deter» 2
—— Tower Numb Main and West Sis.
the old reliables, such
as the STAMFORD.
FOR SALE BY
lithACE it. NASH
Norwalk Chronicler