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"I ' _"’ pilot“ 0‘ tho. Ill and In. tester Bounty of West
J3- W) at the hot A'.'l libel“. Mn. llouniy was Miss Laura
I. dim-h will be held on Fri-l Standing 1 i re her huge.
Two til {ha Childnn tri Mr nit-l Mrs.
Eton-1' i‘. 'nter oi Norman nit-nut»
are uonfilivd til home by illness.
Dir. and In. Roy A. Pursuit oi
Rnilmod avenue spent Christmas my
with mlotlvcs It Sell-d Bosch.
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enjoyed b) im- nitrous and chi
t! patron: present.
torch]
3d: and Hi). it‘d Anti cw.‘ oi Huston.
Air and .\li’.~. Sumnt-i Andrew's of Win
iiipnulx hatt— horn hillliiag .toitorit witht
\lr. and hits. ()riiuttio .‘tmlrcws o! the
West Side.
Honk! Honk!
Automobile Notes
“l nenaior Charles E. Williamson and
bid of the Bull Avenue N. Fl" lt‘udt‘d ")9 meeting of [he hit-field
1 1 ill be held on ’l‘uostloy "em ('ounty Whammmtion held in
9*. notion of trauma-co '3 Bridgepod on myrrh-meal.
i
._. , l in. and Mrs. Within .3. tint-mu
x. Brownie. mum We! and their children spent Phristmu
NW“ NW York C"?- S!*“ Day with Mrs. Devorill's pun-u. Mr.
to.“ vi"! his father, MW“ and In. some. ueattt oi Cami
‘ . inflow! 1" 3' ll“ trot-t traction. New Canon.
' won-ts- M- i '
.4:
t ‘—"‘—"'
Sergeant Bertrand Bcbnoldu- oi the
. um", R”"“’“‘ ”f ml." umdicol stal itt (‘ulp Downs. for
'. u ”moo. l0“ SWIM“) ‘0 tur-rly chauleur for Mr. and Mrs. 80b-
._ . “NI Gilded 't Camp “"91"“ mt Gilchrist of Norman. lion been
M u “M” l“ ““59"“ h“ spending a low dun" furlough with
. Mme within a .~hort 11.1,...“ in 10"
1 W- “0'0"- eflgilefir 8‘ ”‘0 superintendent. prmlwd lust cveniu
. Clo Nor-Mk lmn Works was in the Darle- u. E. church and held
‘ ' . ‘3 mm” on Saturday, thc last quarterly ionlcreni-c o! the
i. ‘ “W UM: luncheon given tlllll‘i’l’l Ivar.
w Club by thov Admin- ._.—.—
Mrs oi the ll. 8. Fuel At ttnux Tribe‘s council. in Show
in, Mr, Huwpll is lltt‘ lllrll. llM‘ 'hlg llllil fill" .iurkcy
M Inspector for the city of iintiilt‘d to Mitts (l. Julius of Norotou
~ The iii-weeds were turned over to lllc‘
Will!
,I‘Intlolool pronoun Wit: again 1.1.2.01,” to bo given 10 thc 11111111..“
u‘“ tho "1'1” AWN“ M 'H- in tonight's (‘hristntaa tree.
"Willy when the special
music was given by the
~-
. An article which recently appeartrd
in was usatstcd by Miss Eli-n~ to am more of The Senttnt-l quotml
Mood My... 1"... L. Pugh. i'ontmitstt-r had it Smith iii-l saying
. ho gifted vocalists favored the business M the Dorian [106106100
o. “with! rendition of sht‘lloy'; wan not so heavy as in previous years.
I... I, Soul." and further slum! that. Mrs. Frctl
--- ._. M Smith assisted in. the other. during the
a M You will be titttugiy llhll‘ Holiday rush. The item with an ex-
" l. j the m.“ Avenue ii. p; chanu» which had been rcmtrdcd as
.. bot-few evening and u... mm TP>|lOllslble but has proven otherwise,
offio old you will no liponl by :qu The Sentinel take» this opportu
of Its congregation in pdrticl- nltt‘ of correcting the sunn- and offers
bthe Watch (Night scrvicos. to Mix Smith their apologies for any
onions will be opened with an ii‘itlh‘ticc done hint.
U Rev. Frederick Jtioobs oi
r u Norwalk Congregational
A huge congregation gathered Pri-
. 7‘
kg. mm of tho tripworth erctsen of the Noroion Presbyterian
. iii «no rotmtrmenta. the Buttng school. who- : Ions moan-m
summons started and tho of maintain no rendered by tho.
of tho ovonina spent in young movie. and the tollowintl cum!»
I“ “coughing. . writ “It: “Tho Aonlo' song," "Star.
. . .lixht am.” "Whoa the Angola
“10'“le Christian Church to- Solid.“ “Wolootnq the King."
.. w fining Watch Night service‘s Promised One." "Christ to horn." Rim:
”got: hit beginning with a Chrittt- Yo the mint," and 'Riuoui. Yo noun
: .mt t" which special music ‘ of Peace." Miss Katherine Mulvaney.
beam. The motor quar- olao roodsred the solos. “Away in a
td‘
1.“. dimi- will be next hold when But-nix." cm: were distributed to
‘ Moro will be addressed by til. S.‘ members of tho uchool. 1
' . (“lord At the conclu-r
' ot the oddrotni refreshments will
sorrel is no we of mo
.. and «he Watch Night services
. lttlu expected that on un-.
‘ r. in... l-bor oi people will
r Wt to participate in than
.1
Milo". oi Limit street.
vm-nmotthodoath
Nowrl'sor'a sort-coo wore prooonted
by the PM to tho churches Sunday
lothu. Ira. Mary 0. ltcotbl morning. '
, ‘oooom-o Itddcnly last. week. at?
m of her son, lmwis Reed, oil
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t
W
Bridgeport relnuvoo hue been
"is ot‘lrtri. Mary E. Sutton ol Nor-
Ield street. .
l 'Ridgoilold relatives hilve been
pleats or Mr. and him. Charles
Borneo.
F‘rederickvllon’ls otSouth Norwollt
has been is visitor with his aunts. the
l Misses Sturxos of the-lower Parish.
mun
1W"WAM'
- . mm Methodist. and 13.9.1 Hr. nndlrs. trying J. Lockwood of
was unicorn 9, wgtch night the West Side lII-VB visited Mrs. look-
h tho Icihodm. spam; wood‘s parents. Kr. and Mrs: Golden.
‘hnonow ovenlnx. The aor- lll I‘lfilOI
I“ mm 9 o'clockami from»
It them wilt be a. social trout-.2 Funk "Norman Sand-r visitor
this time ReV. Henry to. Andor- M his home-n the “out Pariah and
wllroroooh um sermon, and as Gunner Gunfion‘with his parents, at
._. hhluoot W. in ~ali1 the West-8H0-
. two-mm turn it is ex-l
‘ . tote interesting.
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have been spending several days with
Mr. and lira. Frederick Banks of Nor-
lleld street.
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town hall. Selim-day evening.
‘ It. and Mrs. Stephen Statues have
_ rotor-nodular cavern dlya visit with
, , Brtdnnqrt relatives: Miss Ann
IOU-MP! loll“ her staine- has also modeaholitlaymit
' ’ ot-hor'honlo on Noril‘oltlratroot.“
m- w'“! M“ 0‘ “it" moron-tum autoi- H. floyt u» "
ltcv. ('lnu‘les W. Mcl‘ot-micii. districtl
‘i‘hriutntus fund. an dwlll pity for the .
tlutow wilt-titer it should‘be stationary
101‘ not.
' gratefully i‘ecclvcd.
" {arming an inter-11.15510“ day night to color the Christmas nx~'
a." ttion in the plttnxcr is th
"’1 which uhouh‘,‘ be free to move. It pro
yr month; of the loyal Warkers Manger," and "Keep the Home l-‘trmti
_ missing.
Mrs. C. Mosley Concandr little
hunter Natalie ol- tit-What Bldo~M¢HiNE GUNS
The masquerade given by the Nor-
. itsld Thimble club attracted many
_, hour this. and neonby towns to the
Moioiiiiu Department. The Sentinel.
1 is lllt‘l’i-i my quick way to tell whom
rev ignition or carburetor trouble hos
‘ntopped your alike? When it atoll!
i never know how to begin. but hoop
t-tperimettttug until I sot'herJurtod.
“Sometimes i don't know and! In:
' made her start. . I.
Prime cylinders throw nonpres-
slot: «with and crank cotton. 1! it
stalls and stops, qurbtiretion troublo
is uhtown. it it rein-ct- to run. it lllv
1dicates ignition trouble.
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Motorlng ileum-intent. The Sentinel
—~l little it Studebaker. l9". ‘9le
intortn lilt‘ it this Mr 3! ben- on
dry ““5. it it can. how 'mnst it be
wirod.’ lt-thc motor in run on
cells. can the It his be 111113)! of tho
euglnt- without t to use of tho storage!
. It tlit-y i-tiii, how most they be wired?
.Thanliing you (or your information. I
'tvmain. ‘ F. E
To use dry cells for ignition, eu-
nect ttvc dry cell: in. series tpooltivo
of one cell to ncutivo) and wire ons
l‘nd oi’.sel to switch tind the other to
ground on some part of casino or
. frame. it is not advisable to run
light» without battery. as they will
l‘luctttutti with the wood of the on
ninc and no out wlwn the engine stops
Try it by (-olincctirig‘ilie two battery
wirtrtt togt-thtrr without the buttery.
Motoring lleptit'tment, The Sentinel.
l have u ittlti Saxon Six which‘ltos
littely dQWt‘ltIlwtl :t clicking sound in
min of lllt‘ (,Vliittiiii‘s. Also linti illite-
(‘llllill‘ pullingr hound \tltt-it running
trisl: sounds like the pulling of ii It»
(‘tllllitlli't‘ {toulti lhia‘ but t-uttscd trout
the. i-zirbi‘t-tor'.’ ()1 inc ill“ \‘HlH‘H out
it! time? Junt i-ltriineti tho carbon out
of ('llllltli‘lh tilld ground lllt‘ valvt»
lung) woclt. Motor also but-kllrcr
tlitouuh lllt' t'illlllli'l‘lill' when opt-nth:
throttlc quickly. ('ltnnsing adjustment
domit't sci-m to rt-tuwlv. Am until: a
ltaytit-ld carburetor. Should thcrc be
uttlottt in the air chat. ‘tct'. or is it
simply a bushing for the vulvc stent?‘
l lttid my t-tu'bui'ctor apart last “'Pi‘k
and noticed what appeared to he‘ it
float in the ttir cliambct'. biit it was
lli‘lllilvflltlt'. itntl nit-l um not (familiar
with n Raii‘tcld carburetor, do not
i'ntormation will be
it. 3.
You seem to have two troubles. a
leaky inlet valve and w'sticktnx auxil-
iary titr valve in the carburetor. Tent
tzorupt-msion by month: the casino
slowly by bond andluotina it there in
good ruletance in eh‘ch cylinder. Also
look in valve litters. You should bit
able to slip nithin card between them
and mire atoms. The part you men-
0 lash pot.
Any
. rents the air valve from opening coo
suddenly.
BARK
SOME MEN MI$ING
Clllll‘l‘ CHURCH. New Zooluld.
Dec. 30.—-’l‘ho bark Aryan was tieo
troyctl by fire throo hundred mil“
t
1
‘out of cum lolond. lost Mon- 3
dog. The captain and thirtoon moo
have landed aol‘oly, but one boot. is
The bark» Aryan soiled ironWolL
Magi. Ni 2.. on "00. 18. for “film.
C . ‘
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SAY other. FIXING
WASRING‘ION. boo. 30.-—Conccrt-
prtcctixtng. by any .indnatry attor- the
control. Junuuy- 1, wnl bo recorded by
tho monument of Justice. ao~~lnr.ro-
straint or tree competition. it. was
stated today. Tho explanation woo
‘ made oiliclally in answer to queries no
to what happens to war-time price-
r {tiring when the War industries Board
lcoascs to function at midnight.‘ to-
nun-row.
BANK COMMlSSlONER ON TRIAL.
MONTanntt. A, Dec. 30.-Tha
trial of Frank 0. Williams of atom port.
suite ,hank commisbloner, charged
with malfeasance in aides in failing
‘to rcport his findings in connection
'lwith his auditing ot' the accounts of
. Governor Horace 1“. Graham. while the
latter was state puditor. and with full-
ing to nitrite an annual audit. began
here today. An extra. panel from
which to select it Jury was called.
FOR CONNECTI-
CUT TOWNS.
HARTFORD. Doc. ~ 30.~—Governon
Holcomb, through the Connocticttt
Stain Council of Defense. sent today it
'roqucst to the War Department for
'tnnochtns suns. one tor-each or the
168 towns and cities in the state», to
"be placed on ‘town mono. or other
places designated by local authorities.
t as trophies. the guns to be taken from
ltho large number which hova,bcoi
‘ surrendered by the.~(iermsntt and tak-
en over by the United Hinton military
indict-tuna.
tmrnucr
. HARTFORD. Doc. tor-Molar John
’Buc'liley.'tlrait’tllijo¢ior tor cannot!-
’ . I
(Dy fur back an the time of Henry VIII.
‘ the reign of Charics ll.
1(th COMPETITION 1.
Gotrernmsnt coo-ea to exorcise price .
ous ro DRAFT Bonsai 7
Mam vial rut—w
First Appeared in Europe
During Seventeenth Cantor;
Anti-iii: malty t-ilwr :tittl ll‘t‘llil leill!
[it‘ll things {or which Me arc indr‘ntrrt’l
to llli‘ i‘iiiuese. \t'nll wiper is uot'tht,
least. notes it writer in the l‘tttsburgli’
Dicpntrh. This dccorzmw paper foil
Hallo mo to have first armoured in
Scrape towuvl the end «i the ”-
unch century. it was brought to
Fronts by overloo- traders. and the
French immediately wired the M
otbllitiu thoo olelul. '11:: paper did
but come to mill, in we have it today.
but in sheets about three and mount:
feet wide by ten test in length. Some-
»! the Iueat grades m printed by
blind old the chem (trodes from
warden blocks. The potato: represent-
.cd anionic. tWOi. warriors and tilt
the otbor'tamlltur llamas 01 Chinese!
art. The French called theoe new wall ‘
cot-m “mm pupao." and it soon
beat-o the “anion to have at least
mot tn'orouualn every home at any
plots-dons ilnlalicd wit “pagoda pa-1
'l‘bmuxlmut tho wisest): century
tie custom grtitiuttlly upload. Both in
Fr’nfl! and England there were Nap-1
lullitlto of the CM “Q. There ill
a romrd of wall paper in England "1
i
«ha "to inventory or a mastery in-
t'ltidod “chamber hanging: of painted
1W8." Thu-c are. now in existence
summer 0: English wail pnper (roiul
i
l
Sonic at the onrty attempts in the
tounutatrture or wttll paper are highly
interesting. 'l‘upctttrlcs were the ele-
not wall coverings through the rrunitt-
sttncc. its :hoy have been during thi-
iutddlc iigl‘ti. llui tapestries were ex-
pansive ltlill beyond the reach of ortli-
nary |wl‘~’ttl|l. So it good citizen of'
linueti uttmcd Lo Francois hit upon the ;
hint of ttililnlllil tttpt-«trics. lie bndt
font-lint drawings mudo in tbotupesiry !
wtyic on hit-go pit-ctr- of paper posted
lttflt‘lllt‘l‘ in about tltc size it! ll taperi-
try. i‘pon theret- drawings lie l‘rttn-
cola sprtrnd ll kind of inucilugo and.
tho-u sprinkicil thc mitt-rifle with‘pow-
tiered “Hill in dim-run colors. “Pu-t
pier tolutc," no it was called. tbcnl
(‘itufl‘ iulo genernl llrilllt'. '
ur Men Now Battling Hurt
Will Be Welcomed Home by
Veteran: oi Previous Wars'
It is certain thtrt sotuc of tho Atucr-
ll‘tlll sohlicrs now bottling the [tool
M'lll be still living in tho your 2000. 1
What Wn“d chuugcs they will have;
witncssctl. ohm-rt't-ti i'hihtdctphta Telc-i
graph.
James l‘arton. thc historhtn. trays.
that in 1888 he inllitsd with two Eng-i
llrilimten who had fought axulnst Gen-1
rrnl Juckwu tit New Orlcolta 73 ycars
More. ‘
There are still living ohoot 600 vol-
erono.’ according to tho pension rec 1
unlit. who were lit the Mexican war. 1
which edited 70 yours turn. 1
Eleven survivors of Bunker .Hili'
lteurtl Ditnit-l Wooster speak 15 yenrll
aftcr tliht historic battle. 3
Since 230.000 Union soldiers of our'
Civil war were only sixteen yours of
age or yinlnuter. it is not surprising
that scorn oi thousands or Gmnt'lr
"Boys in Blue" still enjoy vigorous
health 53 years utter Appomattox.
no but soldier ot-Wata-loo lived-
more than 90 years after the tight.
0......OOOOOOOOOWOOOOOO:
a Aittv squint a,
..
0.0.0.0“. CONCOOOOMOOOO
. Profit-bio 0M.
,"llmmvninolwhomchtohlo
b-ioaso. although bo has had not!»
“but rcvcraca since he cutout) it.” 1
"What docs be do?"
'“l‘nrns somernulto lo a yankvillo
amniotic team."
DI.- ‘
' “Riches hove
Mon." ”marked
Mr. Dustin Sinx:
“and I might add
that.thcy can be
useful in many
was in hams of
‘n skillful aviator.”
Two-Twila.
onions."
"What did you get?"
“I got two-thirds of the order
bill and the onions." .
Ht. Littlo Jolto. .
"The use of adioctivcs sometimes ob-
scures the manning of a speech.”
“Yes.” replied Senator Sorghum.
"instead of being it. modifier an tid-
Joctive maybe a muddyticr."
:tlie
,- Acreeable Coiltcidenco.
Creditor —— You “
couldn't ride
around in your
nrt'c automobtieli
you paid your hon~
cot debts.
Dehior— That's
so. I‘m glad you ~
look at it in the
same light that I
, ‘ . Thai: clan. .
“Were there spirit: at tho moo
.dnttzmm
tux-wood of Port (.‘lit’nltli‘ wot-o the
. tinned at North Hermit. J, haste-
' where she was the guest of Miss Coco-
tb a readpmsde‘ Willi. 10v" control or the caries alter the ar-
vhlluwvher- l -—-— ' fmisuco wns signed. Postmaster-cen-
"Yes." replied. Ml“ Daisy Souddcr of max nnt' oral But-lotion come "very close. to
“I ordered it beerstsalt smothered in.
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NORWALK ;
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SOCIETY
and Personal 1
NEWS
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l’alioiiuiu] Silltllillb. Qt- i. I
H-"zvnl’il. i‘uizt-tvr-d a 'pituue cull It‘llit
the hoopiuil ii.r.~' turnout; at ’ ill 2
L. it.
t
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ROW AT HOSPITAL
:ii'l 1::
omitting hint llial it drunken utnu mt.-
t-ouniug considerable ti;.:.:uib:tmt- .u
”it: place Patrolman Milli n Loci-1
Wood Vinn- neut to the ttospnai and Hi'
tor-Led (ivoigc Quinn, of Bridgrtmrt
iii-id put him in it it'll or puintr lizitl'
quartets overnight.
His wise Was lite-l thir- morning it):
Judge Nehemiah Citlldt'l‘ in lltk (‘llt'l
COtu'l when 0|!an told his niol'y. "t";
boll been in Balllllllii't‘. \trillllli.’ rein-1
tilt-s and lull that place tor lii~ home:
in Bridgeport. During a \totmn-r in
Now York Clll’ QUlnn lulblllld 100‘
inch in the llill’Sl-qllellt‘lilllg lint-m.»
t~.-. .iiiil in this condition at glut—rt l mu.
tic train at Stamimd. thorium: lltiil
lltlili‘“ was Bridge-port. As our its tzn.‘
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l’owcll of l‘.’. Wilton an» i
one more birthday
yeoiciday by trttteruiintng. n lalllll)
Mrs. Jaillt‘“
”.3“, “1mm“. 1”” “5”" ”the burned he walked irom Stanitot-i
hemp. “a a llltA't’, ““5 ”39 l‘owttl. l to Norwnlk and in bits unlitlci‘tiits cit .
both of Yonkers. The Xenia! William [fled the lichpitiil. Alter hcnring his ;
is as (‘0)! u o )‘Uunz itiil about lilllllll>4l§llI1y Judge t‘andcc fllltd him the .zitiwi
Ling his exoct ago. but thinks serious- 1 33:13:1‘rxrmugngf :11:in mp' “h" l‘
Lt; of offering a prizc to anyone who 10 £911,111 0‘10““
will guess it at the Hash-‘5 bail mini
William J
mit- t'e'li bi'alt J
u l'tlrl't—tl hill].
t
i
IN» win suns-r
mu night. lTODAY
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.\ll>‘. John t‘uvaituslt has been air; NEW \ORK. “(‘1' all ”N“ “Ml:
pointed chairman of the \‘tr’onmn'.~ 1 10:30 a. m). - Shippinxn and mils;
Work comtuittcc of the Norwnlit \A‘urrmnxtttutod the irregular feature at
llurtritu an dtlrc Norwulk Chairman oi" lllt zit-tin; opening of ituiai‘ii Stock :
tho Woman’s littrtsion ol the (‘o'unctiti Tilurlurt. forfeiting much of last Salul“
cut State Council of Donner. :tlfl's llt'lll't‘tl rally. whilv Slet‘lfl, cop-1
- —~———- ! pets and sevcral Dmmlnt‘lll equip 1
M" “In“? Kol‘" 0" NV" “Mil ‘ "tents won; him to strong. l'. S, Strut r
"'5' Clara Jun“ “M ”Y"- EdW-fld iln‘b‘t‘l'li‘il its usual leaticruhip. guintnx‘
a litrgte traction on its fil'rl transaction 1
cum-ts of Mia—2 J. Frilllk Tilt-intughllu of
Westport ln't‘lIUt‘ on Thursday. advancing it point.
Mn: Allan litiury. Mrs. John Troy ”1” hi-ztvintrsn. hut Aint-ricun
limtl MW. Mm Mt'Gal'I'l“. "Word to phone, (‘oiuutbia (his and onto ms
Danhttry. Friday. and wont llit‘ (lily Surrugflnaning,
with flint. i'. l-‘. ilurkin. {oriitcrly it won “.1“ 1‘ STREET Nor-n _. “mu...
hint of borwulk. ”lemme ottcrinur of high grade
ti‘nnsportntiims. including l‘t‘uitnylut-
nia. Canadian Pacific. t‘hit-ttgo cud
Northwcstcrn. St. Paul and Bitllimi'ro
and Ohio at t'Xll‘t‘lllt' reactions or t "l
l", points, fit'l‘VPil more than any
thing elutr to uudt-rmine the list during
tho very busy morning in which trains-1
portntlonti ntiproxintutcti hall ll util-
ilon sharcs. Shippings. oils and l.‘lntll
spot-lollies also brokc ) to 21,5 points.
S‘l’l-‘l (tilt-rod homo 'sIl-itmcc to plus
surc. and (ionorul lLlectiic, Amuriciui
('ill‘ and American (‘an were distinctly
strong. At .\“ildfl)’, nlippings and
Hills rallied briskly umlct lead of Mt!-
t'tnc Preferred and llcadiuc. 'l‘ntdlui:
in lchrty Bonds ill ntotlorzttt» ud~
vnnces again assumed cnor'tious pro.
portions.
NEW YORK. Dec. 30 (Wall Street.
1:30 p. mJ.—~'l‘ho midday rally citr-
riod Mrlutu Pld. a point over last
work's ilool price. other shipplnxo.
coining i to 3 points. l'ttlittns ulsoj
rebounded. but rails. steels and
. . bile
Mr. . . specialties mode littpo progress. w
“d N” “M“ v. “m“‘m‘ Liberty mm. H-d's (oil to in» new
dauuttsr Helena. at Union, N. 1., 1“ re ortl 0! iii
are unending the week with Mrs. Mniv c .
ll. Mitchell or Flux Hill Road.
Julius l'lulloran olthc Naval “P-
strrt'o Forces. stationed at Henson
hurrrt. l't‘lurlltrd to station
owning attcr it sh tr: tutlouxh at
home on Kellogg street.
liihl
his
his
The wedding of Mist (‘ Ai‘t'llda
Amundson and Martin M. lac. will
talto place in St. JOJt‘pll'F church 'l‘ucti-
day morning at it o'clock.
('Orliorlll Edward P, 'l'OWnN-ntl of
(‘amp permit. l‘~l apt-titling a tin-titty
furlough tit tho homo of his lllOlht'l‘,
Mrs. H. Tiiwnwuii, lit Mechanic tii‘i't-et.
l‘rivute l-‘toyd t‘unnttstn of Ice
Hall. Virginia. has rcturnod to his tlll'
tics. anci- spcndinx a. week with
lrtcntht and relatives in Norwalh.
i
Privota (3. Wood of Winnlpoak. is
cttloytny il live-tin) furlough with his
parents .and will return to his duties
at (lump-Roman. N. J.. Sunday.
LIBERTY 90m sane COLD.
NEW YORK. Doc. filth—lower”1
Bonds wem altered in enormous vol-
ume 0 mm: stock Exchange today.
the selling being attributed to fill-titer
liquidation preliminary to the adjust-
mont ct aunt income accounts. The
future was the Fourth 414's or latest
loouo. which dropped to 94. a new low
record. o'l‘tol sales of bonds on the
Exchange up to 1 p. m.. approximate-
ed ”3300.000. exceeding all previous!
rounds in the first three hours oi a‘
market sesion. Of this total, it wast
gcstlmated. 80 pcr cent Wet-c Liberty
Bonds.
i
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Private William Guru“. 0! Camp
McCltilland is expected homo ihb week
for his first furlough since entering
the service last August.
Coworal Harry Tariov. now an.
mired to his duties after ammo; Ola
week-end at his home. 16 Grove street.
Miss li‘lorgnce '1‘. Mitchell of Flo!
Hill Road but returned from Brooklyn.
"I llymo.
"Teddy" Brotherion has returned to’ "
his station in the Now Ismdon navyl wRLEQON ”(PLAN ACTION
yard. utter it short turtougit in Nor-i wasmm'row, Dec. sit—By taking
“m is attending the week with Mr. breaking mun with Congrcs’s," Scutt-
‘Wl Mm Samuel Cochran otJorsey tor Hitchcock ot Nebraska. chairman
City. 1 or the Senate Foreign Relations Com-
prwm‘ John-run h” returned: mtttee. declared in the Senate today.
in commenting on a letter received
to cup Donna, alter enjoying ‘ (“r from the postmaster-general. explain-
lou‘h at his hon“ on M“. utmt. tog his action. ' . '
or .‘lfitlt'l rllitl't‘li. the preferred slot-ii;
i'ttlltics wt-rt- utt~‘
‘t'l‘l‘laln. lirooltlyn Transit ~‘ow‘mg tut--
'rt‘lt- t
nouns! moon», 1018 I '
NKEN MAN CAUSES: Four Years of War, Thrdc ’
Wounds, and "etc lie I.)
l4... ttsur. BOUUONY.
lr't'w men have M‘t‘ll mow 'svrttt- .u
the world war than Lieuteuiint Hint:
llouliguy of New Orin-ans. Early in \rt
gust. 19H, llt‘ t'nllhii‘d in llli.‘ Foreign.
Legion. and was Wounded three tinu u
Him crowd with thmtc famous Wirl'itll'!
until 1917, thcn was ll‘iilltilt'l'l‘tfil to row
lv‘ent‘h aviation service and saw act on
in Srrbia and Albania. lict‘orc i‘w
armistice was signed lie was trans»
ferred to the Amcricnn uir sci-vice .- ml
lino Just returned to Autcrlcn. "in dirt“-
orattons tell the story.
Try I oentinot Wurst.
NOTICE -
HARD WOOD IllI BLOCKS
$12 00111
RE!) OAK GOAL Dolivored All
Over Town.
WM. EFFRON
3 Rowan St... East .
Tel. 441. Ta'm.
not.
Show
that in ono school 70 per cent. of
the backwonl scholars were sulta-
ing from defective vision andoye
strain. Are you sure your child is
not under such a handlcsp? We
can tell you.
See Us and-Soc Better.
TH A ME 3?
Optometriou'ondroptlc'aoo
"The boon-rot outdo-oar."
S7 Atlantichtt, ‘ Stamford
mono Sat. Eva». Will? o'clock. EM. 1891' .
Ml” Martha Hamilton of Ft“ Hill -,_,,,._-_- -74 ---'=- - ~——-~~~-*r*"'“-"““""f‘": . _ ‘3‘ ‘
Road has returned from nweok'n visit W381.» rjwvw 1.311.; with“ “oi-1' : ,
with liPl‘ aunt in New York city: 5;: A New line Ol Metal Beds - .
Michael F‘nhan returned to Camp
Downs Saturday. after spending it. run
tough at his home in Mutant.
._.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Hoyt oi
Arch nit-eel; have moved to Seattle.
1 Washington, for the winter.
RELIABLE WOVEN
T33 our GRADES
RAYMON
Wall'nnd High Sta.
. Free Auto D
Miss Nellie Glynn ot Naugntuck is
visiting her brother. James Glynn of
20 Fair avenue.
W have not received a new stock of B
AHMED Bills that are exceptional value,
' wide 0 of patterns.
sin: in s W 8?
or NAME
silvery to All Surrounding Towns. »
BASS ARDEN- 3.
and include all
To MATCH.
was 3 AND PILLOWS.
DoiSON
Norwalk. ‘
James Adams of l‘enniiylvanltt is
spendtu atew days with hitt parental
in Norwalk.
1 Mrs. Richard Votght ot' Burrltt aver
nus is visiting with friends in Dan-
bury.
fist-mutt John MoGavrie to spending
a tuflouglt rot libs homo in Cooler two-
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