Jinn. Leslie Finch at W“:
t, left yesterday morning for
Obit. where Mr. Finch has I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morrlxouse and
‘ ' , t final: daughter. Miss Helen, more re
*9 4 rent guests oi‘ relatives in Stamford.
__7udiea Aid Society 0! the East:
M. a church held their rem}
mill working session at Ill!
_ gallons” afternoon.
-_ w, -
”flats-mid Mrs William Show the
”wheel: spending some time will:i
M and relatives to Helium. hate:
‘” to their home on Osborne
on
W. "Elmer Hendricks' home on
Avenue loos the mee‘ing plate
the V. etch Your Stitch club yester-
“dilemma when a considerable
~t’ oi revving was completed.
tuned from a vieit in Alabama.
Mr and Mrs. Lyniord M. Dickinson
have cloned their Newton homo, and
will spend the winter in the city.
,»Mr._nnd Mrs. W. S. Osborn oi Maple
ayenue have been r-nicrininfim Mn;
{inborn} sister, resident of Non York.
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Percy Oldrin of the United Si this
thihvy, who enlisted .a couple of months,
ago. has been promoted, and is new
deck engineer.
A number of local Fll‘wnll Manuel‘s“
attended the rally of the Stamford
, ,' .. . _ Qmup held in Greenwhh Tuesday
“we "H be a ”M lmmrtant nirht. [prov Romp of this town, it
M3 “f U" " S m“ "' School boardtllle prosident of the group,
the ilaot Arenue M. if church this " _- .4...
twang at no rinse of the prayer Mr and Mts.Waltel-‘1‘iiumoovt
'ii' it v» urged tint every menu have returned to thoir home on Mu!“
Mr be prosenl. field avenue, utter an absence of eel
oral months, while Mr. iluluiwl-t was
reed to their home on Winfield North Wales. Pa.
gamut, after caring [ox Mrs Fincb‘n;
if W (1.3.193 Cl‘llbb, who was 3%.; “new" Snoonm‘ of the United Slain:
any, ink-ton with 3 gm.“ of aWiNnvy. who has been recentlx pmmnl
”a! ”d (“Ed ”0 0.,9 lawn 91 ll rank of Pot'kil‘l‘d‘ii, Will: “11th!
to ho at hOlFG with his parents, Mr.
_ The Woman's Auxiliary of the and Mrs E. A. Spanner of the Post
flat-m (‘1"l‘"’"lT“8T.VB'1'P“day afternoon Road. on 48 hours‘ furlough il‘om his
hi the home of Mrs Albert T. Francis, station at New London.
g3 Osborne avenue and alter line
We mom had been disposed of a The postponed annual met tint: of
Manley-able social time was in or- the Durien branoh of the Stamford
. ! American Red Cross, will be
‘hold at the Center school. Doc. 7. hi
n m. The low ting ill (at the purpose
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The mmuboru of the East Nowell:
”moment Association are invited . 1.03,”... t... WMWS ",po 91m
” “”1 at ”‘8 "mm or M” Pe'” " In of ofitmre for the following Veal.
£7. Marvin lieanh on Friday alter- and any other humour
R at 2 30 to new for the Red Cross "
members are cordiall it d
y luv 9 to' “Wu"i‘l“ Y’ "vomit-tor oi
l'ho Columbia llotol on the Post Road
Mar 9 moot;m of your! before it was
burned down in the. iireiast January.
Ind \‘flm later-vls‘mllvyul tho monolith
'uEint of n place in \l’estcheste; County
‘7 Y.. has now mumod the manage-
ment of the rate oi the Hole} Clifford
at South Nonwnlk.
& now-l hnilr‘tin-lloard hail boon
Mama by the Red (‘rosu near the eitlrr
. .........,y
\ t a m. r’ ,-
m Crmmunlty Hall will be the
“of a dolléhtml evening of outer»
We!“ tonlnbt when the famous
We MooroWl-enth Macintyre teem
‘ mood dmmlic artists will he on
hi! how N9w Yorlt- to favor the lico-
W “West Nowell: with several of
WI“: fine rumbem. The adull‘ is}!
m abducted by the ladita of
M church “d promises ‘0 b“ alwelk in front or the helduuarmls at
m in New wnv The followinxgmp liel‘len Libruly hulldlnc. it ill
“’4’”"‘m '9 be pmnted about three fort square, and pointed
‘ m d“ Chalnlre, 3‘359;~ white. with the emblem, oi the orlzanll
"""""""""" 3 e “0’9 trillion in the cooler in red. Announcrr
W Ferris, ‘_ Pym" --------- laments of various kinds are affixed Dv
Wm“! "“1“?“ moons of thumb tacks. earthst all
"‘run”: H's Studio - who pass along the street may read
AIMO'I‘ bn‘ not Good -byo Sni- them easily. ‘
«MM ............... \‘on Tiller
.mow in Gnome ........ Kern Chums S. Abbe of this town. who
‘ ‘ Manila Moore than been taking lending parts ill'lfl‘m’n
other Mat-Moe. .Olcoit nndilali mm Broadway produt‘tinnli during the
“fit! 63ml .Nowton «last few yeus, appealed lit Atlantic
«H out Blenheim City, N Iran the am «anew pro
«a;e¢e--..-n
I’lt
Wreath Macintyre 9min- nv Polar B Kvm Wh‘lf‘MlaVG
Willy Ctravan Has Rented .Lohr recently appeared in the Balm-do!
We! the “rhino Weier- . Gunmen Evening Poet. The production in, book-
Lonlie Moore 'ed to appear in Boston after its pro-
Pn'rlouc Fume. miere at Atlantic City. and finance in
In: Rina Levin-Lang. accompanist! New York.
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now your, Doc. n—oeorge‘ 'w. 3‘!
and Mortimer L Schili, rep»: 5
has the v M o. A. and the Jewten ;
-boend. engaged passage on'i.
Mort Mauro min today fol Eu-
where they will supervise the ex-
NW n" the ”(mm 000 Uniflh‘
Work Fund. They will ctr-ores
the work of the various organiza-
mixed in war activitieszebroad
gfllhdnate duplication under as
Mr Perkins andtMr 86m
delegated for this tank alum “
Ellie rovmittee of eleven 0!
men .mredlted organizations.
WWW will remain nbroadzidl‘
u
m-.-¢.n
WILL EXPEMo 3203.000..doo
Awhere meeting was held at the
Middle school Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs“ James A. smith and
Clarence C. Smith havebeen visitors
in Monroe.
8h “hail-V63. ‘
line Red Cross meeting will be. not
Thursduv ohm-noon- with lira Funk
’Annls .oi Weld street
MISSION ARRIVES
~ Miler-— Medium by; -
10 this bunny arrived
titanium bit Wyn-as Fitch of Good Hill
. _dheilhfim.mom ' M
1““!- later. the party
M188 Cell). ”mum .of
. . Ind Bummer
datum .
.mfll award
a din. maria. Mean.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ll. Mcan have re
Mrrnnd Mrs George Finch have r’l emploved on government work at
Wrath Mechtyre notion “Canon Ricks." which we! '
We. Princess ....... muslin Rosettli written by Edward. Rose. drummer
Malia Moore to! Booth Tarkington's “Penmd.”
:ilh'tMny .............. Rosettl Puppy Ricks is a (immunization of
hardt-
eni day- ago.
- ._.... v-
on December 2 Miss Annie'n Fitch
was reelected clerk, Frederick #8819
no", ireamu‘el’; George D. Gilord.
icoilector; Frank Bennett, mum tor
three years. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Benin
ndltlos: Mrs. Chyles W. Burt. Sun-
day School superintendent. Follow-
m the dinner served at noon. a fine
adore-ls, partly historical in character,
was the principal {Future of the utter—
lrv-n'a: mop-"ltd.
who in soon to unsure nowjaslorni
tilllio': l‘l Now~lldnillshiyu At the all
nurll " 9 ' 'ing of tho Aid socioty of the
vi uni ,Z‘l‘i'd lilo ‘illlfl‘ dzty. Mrs.
(‘tlul on Boat was «boson president,
’iirs l‘rank Plomlr‘ii, sirenresident;
Nils. Willis Banks, suroinry; Arthul
C Bradley, 129nsul'9r,
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hilly CANAAN
-._’w~\fi' “.WWA‘ W Iv
litl-lrli Schmidt it ill at his home
n Mum sltctt with the grip.
- .\'li~.-' 11059 Henry is at the Flower
! and (lift Shop lot the holideys.
\‘illlunl Glynn drove it team of hors-
u' lit-ionizing in \‘i‘. 19‘. Brennan (0
With t'llury on Saturday.
0. Morton Unmet is out again utter
a severe attack of grip. which laid
him up for a week or no.
w.._x._.
W. l‘. “'vod repel-old for jury dutyp
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Bridgeport, Wednesday. ,
(lower MrKomiry oi New York
«meant the week-end with hie mother
on the West Nat-weld road.
ill-s. Alfred ll. Raymond in confined
to her home in Railroad avenue with
u elixht ettaekdi the grip.
i. ii. Btitoll was called to Washing-
ton rather unexpectedly. 'l‘ueudny
morning, on matters pertaining to bus
ineuu.
Samuel Knitter oi Glonbrook was a
visitor in town on Saturday. and
Emmi oomo or the time with his
bi‘oiht'l'il. Charles and Frenk.
ATH. Kevin has given up the ice
bunlnells. and is now employed as a
quieéman for Colo & Abrams. candy
merchants, of Stamford.
Mr. and Mm. William G. Webb .0!
Charleston, Nu ll; event the neck-end
with his mother and aunts, ht their
home 231 South Main strert.
Vlr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of
South Main street. whalin- been eeri-
"usly til you pleuriey, is slowly gain—
tax. .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hmmann oi
\iain street have returned to the city
for a short time. after which they 81-”
nor-t to yo South for the winter.
9'"
Mrs. John Mulvlhill and son return
‘ ~ ed Tuesday from Emanuele, N“..Y..
where she buried her husbend last
week Monday. Mrs. Mulvihill ln-
tonds to remain in town.
Mr. and Mru. J. Willoughby Mitchell
who have been residing on Richmond
Hill for the post season, returned to
Now York thin week for the winter.
months. '
The dead green on the Park take his
3 been burned and the 'watet‘ impound-
Mlns Mary Coley of coilinsvllle in ("1 Now the ounger element is wit- 3 if :vn- bite to save enough here to lead
unending a few weeks with Lower Pan ins tor the Water to rise and oever up “‘1’ “HE‘S but it watt hurt her.
tall the obstructions—wind then {or n‘
,goodmele ,
l ‘ .—
P. ii O'Neil is now employed no i
repreeeMe or the Stephen Hoyt‘s.
sons company lnc’. who have opened
medley e We); of their nursery in Bridge t bell?! went} alter 1 mm!
Met, hair spent a. («mom witburs port st the: et‘l‘nei‘ or Mullen! and‘
; amniondtnv'eauea.
* ml: Dorothy Treatieil humtnm- lilies Gertrude P31011019 W counted eating much lend matting themed
-. iota-amour“ law. arm a visit in nominee with Mr mam. Tracey. our ”Malawi“ .rnl-Inurirnneot noun .lr' 9
. . tine Nomi! Hospital. lint WI. 0!!
lion“: no. Niche“ m moved to
llr. and Mrs. 39:91»: moan hove m h
turned to slammed after a. m M The rennin. monthly meeting of t e.
! visit with Mr and Mrs. Philip (lee Banach board we: held Tuesdly
Frank M. Nichols. formerly of this A. wnoeler would not act as a w
', place is slowly improving Mthe et~ 3... He was ”pointed recently to
" lento oi the anto‘ccident in Kendal. an the aloe m by the resignetlon
n which be was badly injured now 01.3 H Bradley
At the annual Parish meeting held
in the Nodeld Congregational ehurfin
d9llvered by Ben;
low“ mu) i’el'imn’ of ammo Fume?
' of vegetables, 1,316 quarts of fruit,
, etc.
in tho Court of Common Pleas at?
» Wiley. "Peace and idlmry impair re
Mine Belen Johnson. daughter oi;
,‘l .. I , ‘ ,_
at the expintionetnistnfivuh-
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evening. when reunite holiness rm
Wed. it we: announced mm.
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Mondny. December 2, rm! the date
on which the Victory Girls and Boys
of Center lschool'mnde their first pay
ment on the pledges 0! support to tho
soldiers in connection with the recent
War Work campaign. The sum of
man was turned in. all or n earned
by the young people. The next pay
ment will be due in January. and an
equally good showbiz is anticipated
On Friday. December 15, riom 2:30 to
4, the Victory Girls will hold a cake
sale at Center school to profide iund9
{or the next payment. The articied
oil'ered will be 0! their own make and
will include iancy articles, aprons
iron holder-u. lace, will; also jelly,
mite, cookies, candy, Christmas
wreaths and such reasonable moist
Come and help the Victory Girls 9.:-
empliiy their title
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in reenmlse to the, request for the
amount of vegetables and fruit canned
in New Canaan during the met sea
son 43 poreons sent in lists. which in
only a small nu’mblr compared with
the number of families living here.
Then iii have a total of 4,941 quarts
and 1,328 glues o! lolly, mermaiade.
m...—
‘nAc: or seasonal.
Dr. Wiley Sou That as One oi the
Dewit- of tile War.
A n9w race of superman in the
United Stews, and a llooadeni. undor-
nourlnhed deteriorating race of in
torture in the lands oi the central pow-
ers. That in what Dr. Harvey Wiley.
bend of the human of food limitation
and health and assmiete editor of
Good Houneheepcr, 5:99 on the lesuil
of the war
In. Wiley, form9rly wi'h the United
States government. is regarded as one
o! the country's leading authorities on
dietollca and health.
"The meter the Hll‘o'sl! under which
a race is nourished. providing it in
properly nouritlhed «on; the process
the etmnrer. the race." says Dr.
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Wu and hardship,
herd living, constant struggle, de-
velop it. moannot help but be.
“A race that will go into I death
ntmggic. with no pain at materiel.
gain. fighting daily at the buttlefront
for an ideal. and of home donrivlng it
eel! ot.the material luxurlea. must
allow spiritual growth. lto millions of
soldiers int-ins the baldnhipll oi trench
line will come back, hardened and
stronger to endure
“Acquired traits and tonderneua oi
themparontn are not transmissible to
. on‘aprlng. That in a luv of nature.
Disabled 39" re who. have lent rm
arm or a leg. but who recover their
health, transmit no weakness to~lllelr
children; nor will sufferers from ultell
shock. who may later become parents,
give life to weakened ohiidren. .,
"Men returning physically wall and
strong from the war. when. they have
bren led nourishing ioodn and have
lived an, invigorating outdoor life. will
be better there to better children.
“And at ome, here, We are looking
better mothers. When the war indus-
trial board ruled that comet muting
was not a. necessary industry and re-
ius9d the comet makers priorities on
steel- -lt took a step for better worn: in-
hood and better motherhood, and
when it set its face nix-inst French.
heeled shoes it. made mother advance.
“Our change in diet as a result of
the war has improved the race at
'bomtt We were eating too much in
volume, too many in variety, and too
rich in quell‘y. We'll be A stronger
race 9d the present diet has a great-
-er nutritive value.
“America needed to tithe up a north
i or two in her belt. Maybe she‘ll have
,to lake uni three or four. or even live.
elnl efficiency.
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‘Mothera start in with mot children
land let them bout themselves Gel-r
ling expands the ulomeoh nt‘er it: he9
been enlarged to theme feeling at
eumcleney that the average holiest
,“u the children had not been 3.!
lowed to stretch their Itpmnohn eat-ll}
sihev would have me Month lift
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; cease WWUNR
Farmers to Sign Pledge When
Buying-wilder: to Send Conn.
limit Attentional Low Prices.
lint-it‘d, Monday.—-0wlng to the ex ‘
tension of the drought area. the short-
ening of the corn crop. the lugs:- ani-
mal population in the country and the
Allied demands for feeding stuffs for
their own animals lacunae of their
own phone“ ill-production of feed
grain it it necessary to exert every et~
fort in‘ the proper eonseryation oi
feeding etuil‘e during the next twelve‘
months, tic-muting to (ionoeeiicut‘u
Federal Food Administrator. Robert
‘ ” mallet;
L " mmdeBC-Ayifi I
IlilWOODimmc/m nun? .
......-Avx_
Srovllle. who further pointed out to
day that we must maintain our owl
animal production. It is necessary to
ship a lal‘gt‘r proportion of wlwat as
compared with flour during the next
twelve months than during the lust
twelve months to the Allied col 1.1.
hocsuee their own shortage of (ceding
smile is such that it they are to keep
’ alive their dairy herds they must new
a larger supply or grain wheat.
Already the milk supply in the Al-
liod countries has been llmitod proctl
rally to the supply of children and
other vitally newline?! national uses.-
und any failure on our part to supply ,
thorn Willi lit-‘l'OS-Sfli‘y food stuffs for
their dairy hold means that we shall
on: into the fli‘llliii surety of the villi.
iron ulnungxt llli Allies. 0n the otheri
hand tooth our on u population and the ‘
Attire ale diam-mil n1 “turn our produc-t
tion of animal produus. and we do not
in any u'uy dish to slilh- this module
iillli. Winn Wt,‘ moot bt‘l‘lll'e is the ui-I
most elimination of waste by the corr-
l‘ui funding 91' animals and the no of
nil the rat ghoge mnllnllio.
(mo of the dillicuit"nmhl9mn lo the,
distribution of wheat mill feeds, and
lids in mode more dilllouit by the {not
that tho Food Adminislmiion, in on
umlonvur to proloet the tumor. is
ltlullilIllilllg an urtlliolully low prim
on llleso foods. imo mnxoquonvo In
«hut u grout dral of mill {Mylo Ire now
wing llnnrressnt‘ily into work animals
m' “901' pmlurtion. Every former will
l'Pt‘tilzlille that the wheel will feeds are
\itnliy new-leery {or the dairy come.
(0 some e‘xlrnt for the poultry Ind for
mom; plgu. ”wing to til‘ uhsomtion
of mill foods at lornl point: near the
mill rolmldl-mblo motions of the dairy
industry uro pmotlt‘uiiy without will
I
tooth, nod our dairy 'pmlut‘tlon in 1
thereby in danger. With I View to cor-'
“M'illlp‘ title so for us tumble the Food i
Administration doliren to ml for
tho aenlslmll‘e of the W“ o! the ‘,
mmntry to the use and diatributlon oi "
whom will load: in thin view the ‘
hood Administration in ailing every
uoyor of Hindi Elli 193d! midi? oil
the home drought am to sign I Medan ’
‘ I
(if hililfll' not ill one ”'10 when! “:3;- md’l. ‘uut 8919“ Picture, Wm b9
fouls tor any portion» “09'1“":
sonilel use in dulry, young pig and
poultry minim-lion and not to pur-
«lulse or hold M any one time more
than (it) days' supply.
With a view to savoring tide ell-open ,
alien from the implore all over the
oountry in the tutor-outs of their lodue
try on n whole, the mills and oil dealers
in mule have been inutrucied to encore
(mm the buyer of wheat mill feeds the
fulluwlng pledge:
“in onlcr to assist the Food ‘Admln'
intuition in the distribution of mill
leads 1 homby undertake an honor not
to use when llllll‘ feeds for any other
purpose thou feeding of delay mule,
wintry, young plus or young relvee or
llit‘ prt-nnmtlon of a weekly bran mesh
for work animals. I will out food any
more wheat mill feeds than» in custom. i
nrlly ind teeuchnnimeie. and l fuel
thor agree not to have It any one time
more than a (mum supply of wheat
footie on hand."
The Food Administration in also re-
quiring the miller: and i991] Jobllers to
dig-tribute their ,wh’eut will feeds in
until manner the! etch State recolvoy
the name proportion of the "mili'aror
joblwr‘s shipments us it received in the
smuo quarter in 1917.” ,
rooo Vlou‘rrou RENALTIES.
.Mim-r, head It Tullot-h. New Haven,
$5.000 to ind limes. exresslve profits;
Gomwltz it Friedman (t 0 atom).
Hartford, indefinite nnifhlr er cut
ting ol'l' oil supplies, neliinaawltent il l:
at exoemivo prices and with ins
clout commutes; 0. Pestere‘k (in, ,
Danbnry, $100 to Red Green. selling
wheat flour withoutisulmitntes: Peter
Gullfit‘le on Co. 'Denbury."850 towed
Cross. selling netted: hour Without subs
etitutoe: mm Idem. Hartford. lu-
detintlcr unfair order on hogan his! fy-
in: sugar mt.
me‘lm Hoovsn Home
admin 70 netoternteorzo.
During the- will work in October
every: one or the 900.000 homes in Co» l"
nectluut. whether or not they “fled
tho Hoover pledge card it your ago.
will mmmlnwmnuemem , :
NINE conteinhnthwlhod kilowatt
down watermelon for continued in-
mrlve connotation or all. food studio .
and on: home, that: Watered by: the
dim-longer; may examine new home
cud tum inglereim director or ,.
“It town.
MOW NHL! Aflmtn, , .. ,.
gi—u—n.
nmmmmwmm' w
W m outlaw m.»
”$3”th
ire. ,
cheer, the daughter on retired Major
ramming _ other: or
"om. dragged into a hotel and ruined
Nylons of them; in pitch darkness, and
‘Nleho in 5., woundod end unconscious
roundltlon.
lo
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til
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A NEN TALEOFA WAYSIDE lNN
c.w.BEt.L BED“
AND B
MARK SWAN
A RiOT OF LAUGHTER
You Laurh—Can’tflelu It! ‘
Don’t Miss This Scream! , T
I'DIHUDIODI
Seats Selling Now
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1ft..-
Priees ..
Silo to $1.5“
HINDENBURG'B ABREnTonoenw
COPENHAGEN, nee} hem Soi-
dlers' and Workers’ Council at Lelplda
bu decided that 69mm general
noadqusrters until! 'b'o'l' dlfimiidd and
Field Marshal hon‘ Hindenburg on
\res‘ed According to me‘iljolizil’Anzlega
er of Berlin.
in the: WW
period before the revolution when it 9
Cur still held his throne although‘
the men were murmurlng retrolt.
The photqblay. however, involves only
indirectly the political upheaval.
Min Brady play! the role of Vera
Summit. l beautiful, young music tom
REGENT THEATRE. SATURDAY
Alice Indy in “M the Mercy of Men,"
bin “The Enooe' e' Eye. "
not
“At the Mercy of Men." Allen .
the future attraction here at the no
mot Theatre on Sutulday it in n thril
ling story depicting the life
in the Russian army, who is seized in
the meets ot Petlograd “ by three
the lntp9rinl
cannot identify the offender.
The Countess Zuptine, an influential
pail-omen of Vera. gets the Czar to
meet the three ofllcers; and he or-
dére Count Niche. es the eldost, to
marry the girl. She,.however, leaves
Idm'to return home to her father.
The {mob comes to lynch the imprison- ~
eddulrdsmen Vere warns them. but Dorothy Dalton in "Vive La Fm
too into: yet she succeeds in rescuing
Ema". ..
at Palate Theatre, today. and to
marrow with Vaudeville.
Norwalk Chronicler