ulna" district cummicnmers won
rm ‘ meet as usual this evening for their
911111 101', net 3 a! regular weekly meeting business .ses-
P ug. . . ..
if rc- Lilies nid society (methanol!
' . ,, ' . ' , .ina-me a’rxn Church will use their
MN. Jane mm]. of: 833'! Mt; regulnr'meoting on Wednesday after-
hns received the following letter from noon.
her son. Mechanim 33:22:11; hfiethg-v .
to E 321st e e , .‘ .
Jinan... had just bereyn relievedl W56 {Nth Femsv °f 3‘3“!de ‘5
'tronthezhont atter‘a Mom the guest cruise moon. Thompson
when. the Wat-$06 1788.819“! and of Edlie avenue. mt W:
atmmmmyinga,
-,mdey furlough in. Alpine-Blim‘ , ~ 5“
near the Swiss' border. The letterl The third 6’3"!“ “boa“; openedl
Juno's: . 3min morning after the Christmas noI-f
Rance, December 8. 1918. (Maya.
3 Door-'Mothier: 3 ;
I write you these few fines to let:
you know that I am in‘ good health
‘_ album you are the same. This is
‘7 the first chance I hm had’ to sit and
.' write to you since I went to the front.
”We hurlc a' pretty hard time o! it; but
most of us came out lucky?
’ Well, mother, I can't tell you when
We will be back home again. but I
, hope it is soon because we are all
;, nick «this country and to unite it;
worse they can't Understand what we
m yourbiii‘tch
I. your 08 W3' '
--md3'ou skid mm at- on no
0*.
Miss Emma Cushman returned t
say» Mother. I haven’t received a let- her duties at the Con. Light & Power
alegoggmknizfiizgsetlig 21;: “1:12: :1: C0.. Saturday. after 'a six Weeks; iii—.
alive or dead. I would like to km nesIs. '
. ' how Bill and Tommie made out. “’ere 3
, 3 they killed or wounded? If you write
. 9| let me we mi 130 3 ll Edson (ls-lrn, who has been critical-2
.3 ease kno u a 9. me _ . . ‘
how you and Johnnie are. I got a let “ ‘u with influenza 3‘ 11" mm” “'3
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Rev. C. W. McCormick. district tin-3l
perinteniient. preached a sermon ot‘
unusual insight and power at the Ro- '
wayton Hethodist Church yesterdui
morning and held his M‘m
conference at the conclusion at the:
sermon. when the pastor. Rev. H. F.’
Kastendieck, was invited to return forl
another year. « . >
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' > , « Mucus Club will
* ‘ wing at 8: o'clock.
~ ‘Pflouth Norm-all:
{-nthet place.
.3 .3
L). G. 5.. of Coex-
gu ':rili go to Bridge”
.. when he will
' Tithe. No. 30. r. 0.
has: renames
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m (I . C De 9 38 {ter from Tommie'about two months llowaythn ““1““ m PM the "l"
‘ ' ' 44 an» " “‘5' ago and he was just leaving for them and is now on the roadto recoVerIy.
ad Avenents. in C took; hilirilvglilvifiotller. 1.38:: now 3):“; 521%: l Mr' and Mrs? Edward F‘l‘anklin—VWeedé
- 3 I x .I . 3* day furlough near the Swiss border, of Contentment island have ‘green tin-3:
, Frankhn Sh . over > the holidays. Mni
. 3 ,oiszain firetig golfing; WI): you're broks. jI can't Wood's brother and the'latter’s '1th
’ ' ' lwn man in o mu to say now at not as . than ‘3
-. PHONE 195‘“, south for soon as i get back I will tell you.‘ 0! ,Ml" andJlrs. Na _H Weed M M0” !
“m I) AY AND went through while in battle. -' We just I
1:, W _ 51th NOVM‘U‘». signed but from September 12 to No
' ' “ rapids, Mich..l vember 11 it was hell of the worst
.5112; her future (kind, but the best of it was that the
’i‘ ' 3 ’ L Germ
~.- ‘ h :dldlgl. mind it so much, but never
3 m “WV 3 -. I: ‘ .- min . it's all over now and l don"t
. I R I , 3| SS 3 " 0-5 013”" ‘3‘". thigh the Dutchman will bother; any-
' . ace _ me 0.119 y for awhile.
I; f I..." - » ., em’ theta will take give him more but you know how it is. l
.9: mi heal. um I
. now hear from you. no good- . Rowayton M. E. Church every evening 3
bye. 1 hope this letter will reach you this week at 7:45 with the emotion
I remain. .Miua. who will have charge or the mo-
~‘ . HERBERT. Eson's First Presbyterian Church. in‘
.. ‘Drookl . on New Year's eve. and a-
w 1th the advent of the cold- fronting ter at 3; James Methodist Chin-eh. loi
voi’ a public skatin'g' pond in East Nor. can, formerly 01' NONI-1k. ll WIDT-
,waiit is again brou t u for i -" " '
‘h p d 8°“ ‘ Private 1- s. Kiggins. of Local Board
‘vice. has taken up . . trunking at the local buttPrim lel
talk. hitch a proieet would be wel». . l
W“ m'mag‘ corned not only by the East Side rest-l Sill m u” m M hm lut‘
.mm-ls lhnsinesahnsmdopinthemr
lpleasnre-pmvidln-g sport in the entire
city. [ the bad weather experienced lntely lug
‘ ’ also Igiven him a, slim coil.
The Pastime A. C. will meet the; '
Community Hall and because of thel
. fine game that is promised a good at-.
ltendonee is expected. Dancing will
3 n .' fl floss-twin! at .front then but I haven't heard from
and it sure is a beautiful place, es- termining.
some wonderiul experiences which we 3‘31“"- N- J'
N? lgot relieved the day the armistice was I
' you have any .3 l us got the most, that's why we
We would like to
Well. mother. I think I will close Special services will be held at the
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3 ' " j i. 1. Fraternal. 0. K. Tell them all I was ask to
.; TBF GokuAM install their “Withem. in: r or Saturday evening. Mina Gladys
Your son. tsic. sang at the Rev. Dr. John Can
weather the past few days, the mailer Brooklyn. 01 which Rev. Dr.W.W. Dun-
. is. l
3y, ”ion. Although this has been spoken:
. .r SPECIAIIIJ, . men” mug}. of fnvorxbiy curseveral occasion: not)»: NO' 14' ill M his W in, a:-
, - ., ; I: ,‘l'all r Y . Wm: M m haveresmted from the ion Saturday. While business was
. dents but also lay-the followers of thisl
tics of the oflcinla oi' the heard. and:
Norwalk, A. L‘. this evening at the':
‘tollow the game and is expected to.
Royal Arcantmi.
tomorrow evening throw, an added attraction.
. 3 and all members,
alight“ The time
. niign for new mem-I
extended for a fowl
ohm ended Johnny
Miss l’lummell Cummings will ctr
tertain the members of the Que ids
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Henry (,3. new hasbeon spend-
ing a few days at- his summer home.
.. "Normandy 1401180." I
3 Mr. and lit-re. lion-y ’I'.
‘ lure-returned from: New
l tail-lends in the city.
l Mrs. George A. Voile Ind her sister.
lhiisa Leila Finch. spent. New Year's.
i Day visiting relatives inNelw York”
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gains“ and
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d ofi-cers 0! Court;
. @1119 Golden Sceptre?3
" evening when the;
II . its regular month»;
' “mm are asked‘g
s will be present;
I Bridgeport. TheI memmisfab lit“. and Mrs. Sidney Gnrtrell spent.-
are‘alsr) asked to THE A 3 New Year‘s new with relativesin New
. ! - Turk.
, 3 .LLWEATm L3,. “Mm“,mm“
SHOE la utCmp Devens. utter enjoying a
. - of the National? _ .
- to” wean: Sui-[rat M“? "an. Pohcemnm.
. Wop.n,c. I m..3aflmd.mn, Sports. l
turlooghathonse withhis Won
the Font rod. -
Mrs. D. M. Allen. when eon. Am
W 3 on man, runner. _~ lures-c J. Allea,‘ and. son-in-luv. George
9111:. 1919- ,” Andalirmwhoamloeikingfor “mm were W 1"“ Sm
open “'36": Woodman: ‘32“? £m§Wf “mmxm
, . - , s e ii at her home
1333“ Upon lat the Heights. '
m BRIAN ARMY SHOE. l bliss Hoyt 0: Prospect avenue anter-
3 tainted the Missionary Society 0: the
l Congregational church at her home
5 'I'hnrsday afternoon. for even the
storm did not premtnnhmber of the
women from gathering as lanai.
Miss Mabel Moore entertained a
=number of guests rmm' various nec-
ilions of this town; and others from
i Brooklyn. Nor-walk andinrantord. nt n
J New Year's Eve party, Tuesday night;
'3 at the house oi Mr. and hire; P; Cg‘Arm.’
A strong. ~ ,
_, _ . 1 Mr. and aim. Frank B.- .Holneo en-
amnemnoi tert'nined the Austen family at their
home on New Year's, day, Rev. B. C.
Carter also be'ingtheir guest.
Interest Paul . ammo... mum
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’- will open at" two-
v :hopes. to send a
. dohomr to the
i: u: unread, enroll-
;‘ngists of? Cmectieut .
M fresident, Mrs. Dan.— .
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comm unnthr
mater,
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Year's visit l
,- Theodore w. Mmm
, ,. “wretched comma: Wiml . - .
I I‘ve: mammalian. mi’s hmmmmilm
. 7,. . I_ i 37w fing‘sistgrilflr. nngmmm
“1 your ‘ h . ._ ll “’1'.“‘.°..°’-’“."“‘* .. ‘ '
, n . . ' money W ’en 3 align-nun Fake fill-finial ”3.3 of. 3a..
Continuance of the January Sale
‘ Furniture; Rugs Curtains and Draperies;
Pictures, Apparel and House Furnishings
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CMPeI-fieru “Tapestry. M Covers also at sale prices.
We Furnish. for the kitchen and laundry are here.
minute meridian to save the housekeeper steps and extra work.
W m which are magical in their uses.
fine Cline, Silva, Lupe, ad Shawna
The sale continues to the fifteenth, but in delay
one methnes loses choice .hargains.
Colonial is ever a delightfand cepied examples of the work or sher-
luie and the Adina Brothers, are adaptable to small apartment rooms.
thanihose for cheap and fi'nnsily built furniture. not in as
Every up—tG-t’hc-
3K.“ ,
Theprices are. little more
goodinstc.
Wirifi'mm 15:350ch.
3 'Gofigl American and W Rugs are to he had, in all dimensions. in well
known weaves, and at generous reductions.
A man’s house giyes tova visitor and beholder the evidence of the man’s taste.
He surrounds himself: with the things he likes and admires so far as he is able to ac-
cumulate those things and pay for them. The chief task of a big store is to supply
ople with their daily needs in the easiest way, and to give people pleasure in the
things they must perforce use and have about them.
_ . The Recon. for a. January Sole
_ it is to benefit patron and store equally, and perhaps the most important feu-
lure is to put before people, and within reach of those who have modest incomes, the
Furniture Which they are proud‘to possess.
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losrmmon 0F camomum
\cause of the disease and the not of
adjusting 'ho sane. l‘:~e:-se is mined
iby a “'1" tell, mist ~r ‘fil'flll’: .11) the
back. Even if done in childhood, 11:
lcrcates pinched ner‘u-e and pain in 1
Hater life in the [I‘llfllllil "3ng and
elimbs.
Chirol‘tacms n1“... w gin cause 01‘
‘disease and palm, Eeal‘l; is 3“"iinljed
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add-thwwhntwwflumtt. meeting a; the seem an Nevaear‘BIto Bridgeport. alter a Visit with hervfme oi lip rim-.9. if «.2 will in vm r:-
We did notzm with the “10'0“ might. aunt, Mrs. Charles Salmon. gi'eI firm: tie i.‘lii:‘.~;).’";u(‘ii‘lr a puny...
patio. and the latest m1!- illt Mrs. Betsey A. Salmon quietly cele- Henry Rowland 0! Valley Forge has . to hat, you.
hated her 3511: birthday New Year’s a holy damaged car as the result of :1 Magnetic Treatments Given All...
we are to go to Paris and term
by President'wnson and than editor Day
the in? ed Staten. and o - in new fork
st WIS. it it were only true:
That would be fine, but will have to
wait awhile and see. I see by the pa;
pers that some of the people get a
little. mimiin oelebmting moo.
Yesterday. .tor the first time in a long
ion In: spent a, week‘s furlough at his from Weatport a few days ago.
home on Bradley street.
ly .ill. ,
Representative HOSPITAL NOTES.
Eli \K-‘ak-eman win l
. collision in the dense fog with a Mr.
Private Harold Trade of Camp Uli- Taylor of Fairlie“, while rcturninz
Charles Lobdell has been called iou
Mrs. Gum-13.x“ Ill-(and M11- Greenileld by the illness of his son. 84 washinctcn 5g"
Iverson C. Fanton. Dwight Fanton oil and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Er-
Hillcres t avenue. are all quite serious-l nes‘t L‘obdell. l
'l‘. FRANCIS. Ii. ill.
So. New»? l U" v...
Graduate irom Pain-er Stow.
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while, thaloomany was-all together, ..
so we went into handout-t are from all take-up legislative duties in Hnrtfordl Admitted Satumay~Mili<. waiter 1 ‘
the detachments and had a big dinner. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Women viii Irelnnd. Broad River. 3 . sun“? ‘
close their realm-here and spend Admitted Sunday-Joseph l. ‘ons. 3 THE Tl l I I I] , 2
We had mast pig. apple sauce, mast
beet. mulled- pointoes, dresing sauer- the winter out of town. .
knot. peach pie. nut cake. chocolate . Mrs. Walter Murdoch
and cigarettesflt was some feed as _ .
‘teeds' to over here: but we haven't I
much continent to males. as We al-q
ways. haven good meanwe hare been
i having. cold. weather latelyand lots as
’1 minnndéthe urns! mail. always have.
‘ m.mr.hoo;;. advert know how to
iwalkwithout mmIl'gt back to .
rummm’ e
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has returned ert George, High street. first district.
84 NORTH MAIN STRFil'.:Ii‘; !
Furs Repair r t7
"0m your own or from Inn:
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