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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 8, 1919 · page 4

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dirtyI at nebarkation Hospital No. 2

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' home with severe colds. are out again.
m III". Ernest Kosmcki of

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lortbn’ Farnhum of Rowan over the weekend. , .
' today for Jacksonville. Fla. ., . I . .. '
gm join her husband and Min Citron-woo hon resumed he:

1119 Hilary in the Community Hall "'9 influenza
We“ to its patrons yesterday at-

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m afternoon. office eta-rim a. new Stamford.

I inn-lam Es club met last eVening it “I "W morning
the; fillies. Plummel Cummings

 

tine-3i» Wiles was transacted and was (Imago On Monday. and iosunmd he:

'Ihatnhoe
, m school and the Epw ortb
. We! the East AvenUe M. E. mgimer Beard of the. office of ‘3.

 

, m . officials regarding the sewer problem.

 

 

“vim Guild of Christ (‘hurch M's Prank Webber, Who has ““9”

~ Midwest when the menhers disposed iii??? 3:15,. 3‘ 6' Cunningham
, 01"!“ uni routine Hblwiness ' DOS ce

Am 01' the committee of the _Corp_ William F. Gray son of Mr.
~Mflm'walk Tobacco Fund has been Ind Mrs. Frank Gray of Forest street.
km? "“5 evening at Michael D h'Is arzived 2n the States, and i? now

DIIMhnrdware store' on East Wakh- at Newport Nr rm: Va. HeA is expected
dram street at which time the mem- in New Canaan at any time
$9.?ng aim for any future activities
win ”at?” the Fund.

 

 

 

lulm F‘. Doyle. who recently retuln-
. cd. from Texas. where he has been in
M”. WI Hendricks will entertain Ille military service, is now emplo‘cd
them of the Watch-Your-fititch 'It the Karl garage. doing clerical and
, filth flier-noon at her home On -r-nera! work about the place
3 mm «fleet. There is a. considerable" ‘—
w 01!MCT0$8 work to be com— .lalry C. Scoiielu of Smith TUde.
. “em and the members are asked to who has been quite ill for the past
- Iflflflm work must be completed. two weeks with influenza. is able to
. as “ “Nib- ho hack on his job—that of rural mail
. __ carrier Hrs. Scofiefd. who was also a
WI L'Hommedleu of RAJ-van villem of the disease has also recm-
W mod the position as or— 0"“
W the. l‘lrat Hethodist Episco- ~
”Marthe Beeond district. auc— The summer bazaar successfully
m1“ {Ania-Buchard who is conducted by the Misses Fowler in
”Mum” Gnllmont Organ "Forth Main street, has been closed
“I. I!“ city. Mr. L’Hom. for the winter months. It will tn: open-
“I Ethnic are com“! r\d again early next May with a com
, III -mceiyinztbepoeition plate line of new goods and novel-
We at hill success. "es‘

' ‘. word received in the. The annual Winn-call and elec-
flout. Earl FEB-161- of the tion of officers of the Congregational

 

 

 

 

 

Private Albert Hallétt, who is fill

Stated Island was in town on Sun-

Missn In». Helen no he: Heading”
”on who have been congned to that?

.m-inder of the winter. duties or the office of E B.‘ Lawrence
' in Mammoth: bins ill with.

m and worn! be again 0139119; 0’1 m ”fivfifiu Th employed in the

He attach the 8mm High Ochoa)

mph-a Hill avenue end the usual rou- Miss Clam Gregory lwcTUIllt‘tT lo

 
 

. neuthat prmedierhsi

 

 

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’ has recox elell from an illnes of sev oral and.

weeks IN MI influenza. 1
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ngarde is nct'f‘i: the army chum car was go comsion

 

Miss .‘J‘mm I nil linining Miss cer under the mum m
[:3le 037:3. Cf Al .hux, 318.55 ., at he! result a much when m

m ”a. ,looiul hour I . work of teaching in a. public school in gimme 0n the Postmmad. ‘ ,were trying to avoid hitfingfun .
“ __ ' "' truck. Kr. Austen‘s car was wrecked 50“ Jontsm m
‘1" G90)?" Hammw‘sm’y 0‘ Center in the melee. while the naval car es-

 

cunt has be-II ultellaining her capedwuhoutnscratch

dint held their regular monthly H. Arthur, Stamford. was in town m-g uoplio“. 05: ul- 3103:3501“ New York.

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mm evening in the church day in Conference with the boron 1ng —*~—-—— E MISS Etta Bolhrd, dauglltel‘ of Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs Ralph liindley have H. Whitney,meil with sudden deaih' I I: . .
left for a short trip to Eastport. Me" Monday, about 10 a. m.. falling in the . - ‘ I '

{where .\h. Hindu} has large interests street near the railroad station.

yer. untrained last evening by Miss :89“ 939‘03‘“! in the Dicker-man storm: in ii)? sardlm pm king industry. Iheart future. She had left her home
Mam at her home on Win 85 taken up her Old DOSTHOD in “10"th 8:12. W with her mother, t0? .
The Dmien and Newton companies do shopping lathe atoms at the center easy to walk on and will out.
or me state guald aw included in the taking the abort cut across the station,
‘quota of true}: to bc Illusicred out plaza... Here she was overtaken by
HG?“- “‘Oek . ' ideath. She was well known to all
*‘rww- Dar-ion people luring spent practical-

Mls Fred H. Smith, wife of the post-I ly all her ife here.
master. who has been if: for several ' ~~

 

- «~— with the present prevalence of
Mrs. Merwin 'Watel

ed to in i‘ hamle-
visit of sexeral weeks at the home of:
Tlnlll. lens Ho): ,9 I OFDXC’T ohmic.” .a weak 880 his son. wgnm.

Thaddeus Hoyt lees-ntly entwi’tlu'rl‘edI
his nephew James Mallory and the
lattei' a wife. who drove up from their:
home a: Douglakmn. L. l.

who spent the holiday furlough with condition.

him at “’hitelaw's home here have re- *’
turned to tlu-ir dutirs at Camp Mola-
bird near Baltimore. Md.

A son was born on New Year‘s day

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John Wesley Fairing-ton died a

 

 

Sedgewtck- avenue. Mr. Lemum is the
locnl “trouble" man for thormephone
company. '

mt. New York Henry Artillery.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I has boon- mum "hutch “will be held in the church on
~ gm at 3“ Antonio Friday. Jan. 17. at 8 p m. Supper
I In", Field Dallas. Mrs will be served at 6 omclock All menl~
m m formerly Miss Viola hols of the church and congacgatiun.
Wt Manuel. is accom— are cordially invited to be present I
_I M mm. who expects to
Tm from the service Mrs. Robert H. Nelda. who has been
I . spending the past two months at Camp
-_ . Greene. Clutlotte. N. (3., with Capt
Aguhimh! monthly meeting 0‘ and Mrs. Treland. left Wednesday fol;
"Nmalk- Improvement Asso‘ Tampa. Fla. Hrs. Nelda and her sis-
. Am”. “tm in the tar. lira. John Treland. will spend the
- m it was decided that winter or the Tampa. Bay Hotel.

 

 

, Militias and mm Cecil Spanner is very ill of influ«
”Muddy meetings. enza. 391' engagements have beau
I'm he held tumor. cancelled for some time. Latest tele-
. lounge”; at the home grams say she is' Improving. The com-
M8.2‘&1ckley_ .1 he, r-any is in Greenvllle. s C. Mrs: .
,. 'fI VJM'I. pm The enter- Spooner of the Nor-walk Road “ill :20

V committee .130 planned for South to be with her daughter if m
‘ Mm'gacfiviues which will be day’s news is no better. ‘3

 

II I The New Canaan public schools re
70390! ”CM; enjoyable parties of sumed 'seuions on Monday morning,
mi- m held last. evening at the after a vacation of about two weeks, ,I'
mm- Vlss Evelyn Morehouse 30 and a. greater part of the pupils were
‘gv’enne, in honor of the young present for enrollment. There was
I W mum]? of her rwill:paratively little illness among the
I'll. 'HIIo cm was spent by the children. which accounted for the good
. 13 music and amlng 31v. attendance at the opening session.
WM- lnnch was served. One oi
delightful events of the eyem Word has been Iec'eived from Dr. R. '
3233mm slayer-a] vocal selections rend- W. Potter, Who has been doing his hic'
’w the Grace Brothers gum-mug, at dentistry for the last eight. months.
”East Side. These gifted young in the Kings County Hospital. at Dart.
'I .m heartily encored any those ford, England, that be exports to start
Wald Rhinitis-spender! time at. for home some time this month. Thr-y.
grime. Miss Horehouse proved her- are dismissing the sick and wounded:
“a moot charming hostess and one rapidly for the States. In one day
_ 7"berore leaving for their var. they sent out 0Vel‘ a thousand.’leavinc
.. ornee. Wished her many happy re- but a few hundred now to clean up.
' of file day There Were about He writes it has been his privilege
" ‘93 people present, among to see some beautiful places in Eng—
We'l'pereral from Stamford. land. and also London "'at its ‘bestf'
' A number of automobile owners
. were arrested on Saturday in Stamford
and on the Post Road for not having
' their new numbers. A‘fiumber of New
C‘anaan partiesr'were caught in the
“net." There was some- lfiisunder-
. islanding on this question, as it was
"(gen-m9 Hallett enter— thought that the State lzod giv‘en five
Mrs. Beach of Norwalk (lays in ‘which to make this change.
‘ iThe first notice was in this effect but
. M .a later notice revoked the first order
I‘ We of Boston spent. giving no leeway at all, which account

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

The misses Sadie and May Anderson .
" r to New hare returned to their home in W: nnz- L

. by the New Hayen railroad. one, of the

 

rm Mel-ii service was held st

Rev. Hiram Van Kirk. fix D., and Home yesterday at 2 p. In. interment

 

Mrs. Vzln Kirk are spending their on I'll. a 89“ Gm cemetery. .
nunl vacation in New York this month.)
Dr. Van Kirk is. spending the week—
ends at the rectory in order to minis-
ter at the services on Sundays.

Amdtheotockboldéraot

lost “calm: when “concern it

George BquglIIon len and Ralph
Stan}; 5' (Train. who spent. the holldnyf mm. m the 0M cm
‘IVlill tliull' mother. Mrs. lrene B. ermmtrr ' 7
Grain, at her home on Railroad ave- ‘ ,
nIue ,Ilave: returned to their studies at Presidentwfionry ll- Balm!"
the SleiTleld Military Academy. ; 15: leePresiQenl~Howard 8-

son.

(l. l-:. Richter of Mansfield avenue 2nd Vioelircaldont~blnrk W. Nor- rooms on South Rain street.

has resigned his porlllon as uupérinc muh: ‘

tondcnt and prooircnder at the Carson Secretaryfl‘l‘reasurer-Gme

Prinlery in Bridgeport, which he held Hearse ,

(m the past six months. the resigna- A331 Secretary—Treasurer—BMT'1rd M was tolled this afternoon at 1
tion to become effective as soon as a M. Ballard.

succe's 501' can hp pmcurc d by Mr. Car-

8011.

' \‘elhso .
Constable George Smith. employed house. JT' Howard g‘ n

sons of tunnel Constable lianl‘ord
Smith. and brother of Postmaster

" T‘l T
T‘lt‘d H. Smilh of Dorian, has been in 011.9 E Sco ed“

The young people were made happy William Gme died at
. mm are visitors with Samuel Goldy order-Bey City was. yesterday with the first good skating Norm Humutlmflfiyefi
.13 Jag-5'3, City, N J entertained at the home of Mr. and of the season. I 882.1!6 is sol-ricer! by'rki's widow,

Mm Louis IF..GI:iehel. Church streetfi - , ,
. Eire. Sarah Tlislram has petulant). mm fig. “I“"SW c‘epd?‘
home, utter spending the holidays with two 313m hummus“: Warner and I
relatives in Normal): A I .333“? swmne
was at member: Ant {new fill? I
Mrs. Percy H. Lawrence of Noroton Department “a the ”momma Home '

x Theodore W: Antennas recovered
Kieth Edwards. formerly of this from shock and 3381,; mm“ sus-
town. has been visiting friends here. trained about a. week ago, when his

memwb"“‘y°fi Now Is the time ml any

dais Was reported lesinday as being: The home of former Tnalice George & RUBBER CO.
in a W!!! solicits condition. 1W. Sharer is one of those which. NORWALK. CONN.

bury has return Mucus resembles a. hospital. Mr. Shel- .

”‘ Sldm‘m‘ 3“" 3 er has been seriously ill for weeks ~wWBMa‘THETM '3‘“ r‘éfifiifi: ‘“
l with a. oompicatlon of diseases. About ~

‘. kmakea his home with his parentavms §Probably snow or rain tonight and
taken down with pneumonia. and will» “MY; not much change m tom-
in the past lew days the eldest daugh- .ppmmn; fresh shifting yinds becom—
19" “55‘ Edna-011°11‘03“ the Daria“ ing northeast and increasing. a
Telephone “3313er succumbed trough of low presmlre extends along .
Private Carlton \Vhiteiaw of Nora- to the some 063‘le Both the “‘9 northern horde-r from North Da-
ion and his comrade, Kenneth Police. ‘1”:an patients "'9 in a criuml‘ kuta to Name. it is causing cloudy

Soldier-8' Home at. Nor-Mon Sunday. at the Rocky Mountain- and the W
the one of uwentyl'our yous. He was

mmMrme.N. 7.,uduewed 310“, “on“ the Atlantic. coat { I
dam: on Civil “for law three we
to Mr. and Mrs. 30999); Lennon of I m m -'!'I“itb 151: h ‘IIFlorifi. to Maine.

we. in ihebnttles all the Wilderness,
five torn. Fair OcksI . and Gettys-I
Mrs. George \Visbnrt Smith. who bu m‘ no i. survived by his wile, "’5': 3!. Fall
». . W hrrlngton. of 327 Broad
lluen Id at the home of her husband!

mother in New York,‘has returned to M.“ by 3"“de MM 33'
h... ”A...“ on m? Dim road. and is telleIg‘u-rlngton. Miss Hester Farting-
gradually l'ecoverlngI her strength. mam“ “d 'EVEX‘BH. Harrington.

Harlem end mom. was held

comm-Ind the bond of- trustees
warn elected and the usual amount. of.
routine mines. alarmed or. mine}

Trustoe5: -Ilenry H. Baker. Clarence
3 ' \VI Bell. Franklin, Ly non, Alfred Noure- l

\V. Norman. Edward M. Boyle. William‘ I
c E. Street. D Tm). Charles E. wfl. The South hormlk True} Company
1; mm. (1.2.101 we p_ Bealse and Clay. omcials have complained to the police

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with 3 MARK or oHAnAow-En ,~

“I

1:.er cobbler’8 shop the place to
NGRWALK
with

They keep the feet. dry, are

wear leather many times over.

"mutatured By

Tile NORWALK TIRE

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F‘m“ 3“" "l‘ék‘li’iflg Ford Cars NOW to heal. the hand? Snow
arc not fuss sy about. deliveries: until Early Spring. {libero

l T want their cars vaht off while there is snow on the. ground.

(Jmtuyonaay,goatnl Shipments are coming along-La ml
wear-e right on the job!)

ANYHOW

 

 

 

 

 

who Forecast tor Nonvalk and vicinity!

 

weather with rain or snow in the Lake
,‘regloa and New England. m
‘ mo;wenther prevails generally between

slppi river The temperature is lining

 

"9 warm A mg no
TODAY; .
Temperature: High, 30; low,

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the . Star, will hold its regular north; thh

the evening. installation at 95cm.

The-molten! novo'receivul a cow

all-emits iron! «mildew on Tar

0mm Orders! new .7

plain: or someone turning over the»-

muy ho Late Summer «before the family gels ifs first ride i

By Ordering Your Ford Car
Now— No Disappointment Later! '

THINK ANT! ACT: --

"I’ng’otoitxowl'
’ Yonccn’trideonthegoodlntchtoor-ds W”

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Folks have lmmed by experience that if they wall. until
Early- Spring lml’orc getting El line on a. New Ford, Calif-41

all

 

THEN. T00—
0an arrangements to take care of the payments
mahfit allrsnohl on easy matter ................ Ml

 

YOURS TRULY,

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“To: avenue and are investigating

 

The members or Ophir Chapter, .0“
Ne! tier of the Eastern Star. held an on-
dsy‘ sewing Hession yesterday at their

F. In mourning for El— President Theo-
!doro Roosevelt. the. bail on Trinity

o'clock.

 

—-Jili {lower apples 12c qt. Ghiotmg.
MW R R Ave

at children playing with the revolving
door they hare installed in their build-

 

 

 

 

I; log social time was enjoyed,

worn in connection With VI. B. Corsets, assure amen-fit perfection-
slenderize brat-l? new—add the grace and finish a: but: that the cor!“

. necomp. 'Ishes bclofi". and give the nccceeary {Inkling touch t5 the
"ForayFasllionabic."

and satins; also delicate batistes, daintily trimmed \...11 Two and hrbmid
cries; making \V. B. Brnssxcres second only to VII; B. Continues form-
benutificrs. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR \‘J. B. FORRIU BRASSaEREs.

ave-rue

priced qualities. <3th forgo?
vc locker and you loci: rent '

a With bl
figures—reduce one to

 

 

‘ Wrmcllnrrrz BI:II~=.I INC.

Bolcro. Bandecux and Surplice patterns, in f-lTlT .y lace efiects ovcr silks~,

 
 
 
 

‘1 VJ B cosssrs WAD-megrmgmrgf

1188‘. 7"

 

- Thomson! routine business was dis-
_ posed of when the , regular monthly
" meeting of the Trinity Men's Club was
‘- . held last evening in ”their rooms on
.Washington street

Old Well Lodge, .No. 108. F. and A.
H. mm their monthly- meeting last
evening at which time the newlyfi‘alect-
,, ml olficers were installed and a pleas-

 

The omens-a of Butler Lodge, No. 97.
11- O (11“., will be installed this even
ing at Ihe rooms on South Main street.

Nerwnlk, and staib will perform the
g'work,.atter which there willie refresh—
‘mento' anda social time.

 

[It you needrsngf new-1m joist-I

 

5"li REDIIGTMNS 0N

COATS and FURS
‘ "CHARGE ACCIOUNTS OPENED

 

 

 

 

‘Disl'ricl. Deputy Charles A. Pillow, of l

 

 

Furniture

'—-—and'——
' House «Furnishings

THE A. J. COLIJNS co.

 

 

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