JaLSMeynonr of East Norwalk is
unmanned to the «home, and does
«uni-nova very rnpidly.
'f‘nomlar weekly session of the
1“.“ Society of the East Avenue
Vinita—rel: will he held on ‘Wednes-
£3me
The” 83 01111131111 meet with Miss
.W Oil'iWinfleld street tomor
11!": wine for their regular usual
mulls.
muower Hook and Ladder
06-. will hold its monthlv luHi-
“mating tonight in their quarters
a 1m street. . 1
Tinflluomic r'ot‘ influenZa which
.WmelnE-st Norwalk and
to “81 several East Side residents
{all *‘ddlmm hasngain subsided and
as now pratlmuy worn imelt out. .
“which“ in the. East Side are.
‘Manmemble interest in the
“show whichls said to be held
human January 415-16 under the
mm the Fairfield Countv Furl"
Malaise far seVeml exhihils
‘11:“ ml: to the exhibition.
— 1
name-may meeting of the “‘0-
mm Society of the East
Avenue “El. E.'(‘liurch will he held H1-
anon-mt afternoon. it will be the first
— ‘Miflg (it"the year and plans will be
.mdotfor the activities of the society
hrmm'nnd every member is ask-
'uo-‘v.lt flown“: improvement
Walton will hold a. subscription
mpatithe'fimnmunlty Hall on Fri-
day evening and a. fine crowd is ex-
W‘ “‘fllo‘fitefllanellnitz orches-
.m “the on hand with their dance
store on Ens: Washinston street and , 1. . 1
fire in the hands of the members of . _ x
lice.
. bers will attend.
1111-0 1111: Thulxdax afternoon at 2 .31) Evenl‘lt‘r l‘Pl‘lllCln
11.1 plan for :1. social and box opening
in the chapel.
Krelcr's pond in llrookside, as it is
hoped to begin ice cutting in the near
future.
pie were on the pond yesterday after-
noon. but were warned of! by the own-
er. Edgar Lynch. who posted several
signs, calling attention to the fact
The skaters went to Chasmnr's. Mike's
‘ .' 5‘“ 15
the (-ommitt: c and it is ‘ioped they. will
find remix purchasers. All are :1 119?!
to do their share and contribute their
hit to this cause which is truly worth)"
of any efforts at all. i
lMPllflVEMEN’lSi
Rev. Thomas J. Finn. Rector of 52.1
Arthur ancop qged 12 of No. 3., Mary's church, read the annual report
V'ln Z'mt street wag knocked down of the Parish at all the masses yester-
'nv an auto driVen bv Dr. Alvin 13. day morninz, which contained mucb'
\Nadsworth. on South Main street. yes- \aluable ““13 and showed 1“" Parish
terday afternoon but fortunately-‘03- to be in a flourishing cond'tlon On
caped serious imury. Young Ruscoe the ground that the subjett matterl
is employed by W. L_ Bean, the milk was such as to be of interest only to.
dealer, and had jumped from the milk members 0f ms “OCR- Father F‘nnl
wagon and started across South Main courteously declined to give details 0"
street on a run without looking to 114- it to a Sentinel reporter when asked1
“09 any approaching traffic. He ran for particulars this morning, as he has
directly in front of the auto driven by made it his invariable rule not to (lol
Dr. Wadsworth and was knocked to 80 even before coming to his present!
the ground. He was picked up and charge.
taken to his home and Dr. Franklyn Since the above was written. in a!
G. Brown was called. Dr, \Vadsworh: chance meetimz Rev. Thomas J. Finn.
later reported the accident 10 the DO- RVC'W 0‘ 5'- “3‘1" 5 “a“? the follow-
— - ing details of his annual report read
Qat all of the masses in the church yes-l
{WWVVMMAW lerday morning 1
' The condition of the parish is in a
g B M“ .' 'l‘fl-
most encouraging condition and
mevv‘r
Iamour: the improvements to wish
:'p1opert1. is the building of an addi—
ition to the Convent building on Chapel:
istreet the erection of mo 111010 roomy
1to the parochial school building 0111
'Leonard street. and installing a new
Mr. and Mrs. John Hufllnglon of the furnace there.
\\ est Side, entertained a number of Among mo implolements to the’
blends at cards at their home on 1351 a s lf was the metal:
Friday evening churn-hind edifice it e
11 windows depicting the Morning After
A special meeting of the. Rowayto
"‘cn and the Presentation
Hose Company ha; been called fol this the Resurlr‘u.
(“9111113 81“} ll 18 11098“ that all men) in the Temple thus completing the.
series of fOll!l0(‘71 subjects.
i A no“ l'lllnace of sufll‘cient size to
heal the Clllll(h in the most several
g the antiqued one
put in 33 years- ago.
I A new furnace has also been 'pur-g
chased for the P1 (-tory. but not yet,
placed in position. ‘
Bans of lllafllaze \1 ere published in
Si. )lzlrv' s: ('l’lllllh fur thru- couples.
"uho “ill soon he wed in this city.
>They are: -—Andrew J Casey and l’ran-
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Methodist church will hold :1 special
Skating has been prohibited on
A large number of young peo-
‘m' 1111 trespassing would be allowed. Rose llclcn 111110111110.
$18. .1 :1.‘ ~.1_ . ‘2 ‘ 2‘
not
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For“ Ladies” and Misses’ Coats
Thai sold hereioiore at $15, $18, $20 and $24.50
101031211111. 13, 1919
Men’ s and Women’s Coats
At Drastic Price Cuts
Special Sale Price
Ilation of two of the large stained glassi 5:"
$22.50 Value, Sale Price
SPECIAL SALE OF DRESSES
Ladies’ Silkma'noonandlivening Gowns in various styles,
colors are white, pink, maize, Cop e11, peach, black and navy. .-
annea :up to $25.
$5
SERGE DRESSES
Values up was.
$17.50
Men’s & Young Men’s
O’COATS .
That formerly sold at $22, $25 and up to $30.
l
$17
72 lla1 bor avenue,
morning at 8:30 and from St. Man“ a
Church at 9.
in St. Mary's Cemetery i
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cos Cullen: Dnnilnir Omiccoli and Sir noon will take
place from his late
siel.ou1b.111l.l and Joseph Calzone and home HOME AFTER
mm’m“. THREE YEARS
interment will be made:
(Continued from Pogo One)
m min. in itself is sure to be and mm"- ponds nearby'
tat-Impound. The ladies of this
up“! have always been noted
lfor m mace-amt and enjoyable
lflfl-mfie caning affair will be
serviceson Monday, Tuesday. WedneS-
an“ .
:day evenings, commencing at 7:80.
may Havens of 213 \liss Gladys Mills will have charge 0'
mm Norwnlk. had avery the music. and will be assisted by
MW Bel: evening by the young people. The vote for mutin-
m . ' 1mm
8 “ their ew Private uiug the meetings was practically un-
it was decided to continue the special
By vote. of the conmzation at the.
Methodist church yesterday et'enlngl
EATESANDFUNEW
Mrs. Arthur H. White.
Mrs. Pearl Elizabeth. wife of Arthur
yesterday. after a short illness in her
(list year
\\’ednesdav. and the burial will be in
Veteran Moses B. Wilcox.
Moses 8.} Wilcox, a veteran of the
H. \Vhite..dlml at the home of Homer Civil War. died at Noroton Soldiers’
Buttery, on Ponus street. Broad Riverlmme SundAy in his 80th year.
served on a private in the Fifth Con-.
nocticut Volunteer lnfuntrx
The funeral will be 11111111 from the rm" M the M have not m
:(‘lllll’ch 0f lllt‘ mlll‘r my 881nm on mead
.A few day—'11 after landing (hm 1.1-1 1-0
«sent to a rest camp at Soulhampmn
where they were inspected by the At~
IN U. “S. ARMY 'torm’y-Gencml of England bClol'C leav-
ing for Hun-e, France, where they ar—
fired on September 25. it 1'1: worthy
.oi note that just one month ilOfll tin
[day he left New York he had be 1 n in
““9” 1n 1915 and for 50m“ time “5 three different countries. nlnleh 1‘ an-
stationed at Fort Washington. Mary-
. land. At the out-break“ theater he
proffered his services {on overseas
duty..a.nd woe-accepted and “signed
to his present regiment and sent to
Fort Adams, in. tutor mum 11111111115.
01! Auzust 25; 1917, he tefi New York
on board the tram! "Pane-in." for
overseas. A stop mmadeat Halifax
on August 29 until September 5 when
4mm of the 17th Antl- Air-
mm»; 19. Mate Farr- ruinous only one or twa retraining the Riverside cemetery. She leaves a
unified in the former 6th 00.. from 102111518 cordial invitation loihusbund and three children 2382me on Sunday.
WW Myigfgef: 1:21;: attend 13 extended to all I m- and Mrs White come from the mm 14.
II", 'm'u ________———q-_—__—_._——-—-—- _ —. _
MGM to the 17m A'ntl—Air- xSouth some weeks ago for a. Cbrlétmu -.
am filming there for _.r- vis-t with Mr. Whites sister Mrs. _ -
x I , Ill 1"! lml' sent to Camp Mills flutters and shortly after that holiday ‘1
‘ ””th wen; to ”MN she was stricken with the 111111995»!th -‘
. m1- Ringgit ,caused her death. .1
‘1”. he was sent to Brest ——‘ ._
M‘ 90°- 30 he lulled for home. John J. DeLong ‘ :.
Em hm York on 1311.3 and] John .1. name. an old and highly
’ III Ifll'h n. .1" J' 'renpected resident of the second die “ u... I; ‘31-: m
trict died this morning at his home. :5 :1;
W t ~ cc. -~ ....- ..
-‘ managemlttzzz‘ 11 W11 .. .. .. . ‘ .
‘ - .ma ma- the commumtyl1“1 m"? ‘3" ”9L0“! '3 "“‘h": l 1 1
. 11 It twen -. , anurahumaanm... .‘ ‘
"Ema-‘3". . 411-3 “08:8:B’ngl Mrs John M' Worth in the Darlen gig-11: :1; alligtffory;denzamnchlnlst ' W
m... Wm pom o a side. 1133mm Eaten Island for new ‘ r
37W” he aoldiero' Entertain- era) am “heading the obseqnlcs of a at the Pmmt and Knapp “at meter) r- f .. _1
He is survived by hls widow and two 1
- isn‘t-u 1&4me be swelled con relative. 97' a u
Mm"! crate affair. The‘ ZCh‘Idmn' Mr“ ““0““ “11“" or
' New Canaan and William nehong. or
’ ”In: P :326 be;n£l;:;21 Hrs. Albert Owen of The Helghb this city. '1hc funelal arranzements
m - 8 8 who has been sdll’erlng from rheuma- are in charge of Director F. H. m
Miss. Carrie Ives
than for the past three ,months. left and will be announced later.
before‘Chrlstmas to spendthe holidays
[max MRI-s "SE with her sister in Freeport, L. l.t
, ~1 . While away her ailment became much' Miss Cal‘llQ Theodora lves died this
aggravated, and she has been when mornin" it her home 17 Elm Grove
“[18 m“ Klfiufvsr ins intensely She returned to her street, followiu': :1 long illness. The
lhmne Sunday, but her condition is still deceased was t wenty eight years of
EMHM-lfldnoys feel like lead lgefiadgngly ‘1'“??? she is almost age and is eunived by her parents.
0' Bladder bothers. ! p 3 an 5 8 ng excruciating Mr. and Mrs. \\1lll.11n ll. lvos. and one.
sister. Mrs. Albelt L Holden. Th"
”to“: t r t 111 1 11 k-d . ‘ Clarence x W‘m“ 0’ ”‘9 D“ "n funer- .11 11:111.: 11.11. .1111 11-111 beheld
I 0 go a. m l neys, side, son of ME and “re Jon” M' from her lat home on \l’ednesdgy af-
.lleowdo»£etslngmsh and 0108" Worth is seriously ill with influenza ‘emoon at .1’ 01.1061: Rev Frederick
.' mun. flashing occasionally, at In" home. He ‘9“ Springdale J32 Jacobs: will {Till-".111 --r11l interment will
9mm We and dull misery nary 2. for Lexington. V3... to attend iollox in I “a... 21‘» ‘
1 ‘3‘" “h” ‘m- severe head- the Virginia. Military Institute. He ' “
I”. rheumatic twingea. torpid “V95 reached there safely enough, and was
cc meter):
John Ray
like We Gestallo was a vloltor the voyage was again mmwm
[old when thm arrived inflamed on
Lona m m 1
*salcdsacmm “ 4.
ll
‘ have an «we not
:1
.; also for “the name
1.1
. Smut
ads, England and France. and in llali~3
fax, Evmool, Southampton and
Barre.
From Howe they were sent to a.
large American concentration camp
just a few miles behind the lines and
remained here until October 27 when
vtheymk up their position witheme
Fourth «wrench Army Corps on the
Cbmpngne front. He remained at the
front for two months on this stay un-
10 Someone to rest. At Someone his
1"?-
mnd his regiment continued In an.“
tween Verdun and Elaine.
Doulenn
which confined him to a French 11mm.-
1tal (or over two months. it was .‘for
his work in this-engagement that he
received the personal commendation
of General Jourard for gallant action
. under Ire.
Shortly after he was discharged
11-01111 the humanital and had rejoined his
new they were ordered to the
Argonne Forest where on one occasion
theymmwenmco fourteen hours
or the fiercest and hottest shell fire
”noble. They met the test. how-
wver, in fine spirit and in such a way
~an to again receive the praise and hen-
or citations‘trom the French.
The regiment was at a rest camp in
Hailly when the armistice was signed
and they were later sent to St. Nazlare
before leaving for the l‘niiml Mm
011 Member 19 the rranspm: ‘
cone" slt’am"d out of the inn-bur 1
lug Sergeant
back home and :they landed nt N1
pozt 31w.“ on January 2
til: \u” “88 the camp assumed in
FURS
A1 Reduced Prices
" .mnrmu \\\\
1-i
Doulen's and his. 1.
Camp Ens
them and they are. now stationu
them .1“ .11'1n2 orders.
Al 1he expiration of his {111louzzl1 1
Norwalk soldier will re port al 011 \
ginia. camp. There ha..- her 11 nonsl
'alfle talk and rumors that tho
Regiment was emu to be tmnspo 1
again and this time *the dorm 11111
would be. Siberia.Scrgem1l 11111111 ,
stated that although the 11 1m L \x-
not olficibl.1;lmy and reasn "
have they would soon be movw’
Md was unaltered next. to unt'
common ed by Major Archie moose-1~
, 10:80 a. m..)-——The usual rcum 11‘
velt now int alided home to this coun . turesofmmd losses attended ;
In 13.1"“ theymmr Ella-nay in 009
e11. “thickest of the lighting and here mnumly mm “unme-
received a bad 1, dull at mmc W
- mitt-one] wound in the left shoulder
11] they were relieved and sent hock ”DAY IN WALL STREE .
NEW YORK 31111.13 (Wall 911.11
quiet mingmfnodas’s Stock M11111
- 0m” 5 they left 1(- aid Th0 Alli-i the trend being the "1019 cont)" 1 1
:cricun forces on the Toul front nnd :from the
weretck at Somme by the 271111.111; 1 me cm“ W In who 1111
that some. issue: at 11
ms. Ills-PE. m 111
work and served all along the line 1113- oils fielded 1mm motions .‘o 1111
points. whence ahirnlns‘n‘ M
mammal-cram“
It you have any broken}?
window glass have 119;;
rqllacc them. thereby
sawinn‘ heal.
m 1111mm Cl).
DECORATOR e 1
11:1. 452 East Nam :11 i
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That name is your pro-
. gig-munch. mantles and all prepared to enroll the following: Mon- John Rav. wellknonn in this cltY-
m blunder-dim r5. day. but became indisposcd. He lie-(119.113.7113
..“ “Inn Ilmvl! must keep your kidneys cided not to enroll until he became ital in H1 ‘ford
_m and clean ond‘the moment you 11 - p ‘- 5 ‘ I
2"” , pm and later decided he was going to brought to this city by Funeral Direc-
.13. m ache or pain in the kidney re- be ill and started for home by rail. ll: tor Frederick ll Gmung and the 36,-.
3‘ .get about four ounces of Jad reached here Thursday night and a vices will take mac}. fi'om the home of
m tram any good drug store here. physician found his temperature to br- his sis'u 1-, 11‘; .=. John 351‘. talv 3 Oak
abmmllnnglass of water 103. Clarence was discharged from street tug aftemoon 312 oclorlr. In-
mam: tor a few days and the Naval Reserve after about six “31.me will mug“— in Riverside ceme-
., y—“kidneys will then act fine. This months' service, about two weeks ago. tery
.' “dudemndextmm the cold of He had expected to remain in Lexing
Mrs. Homer Guigley.
..d.:.'r1’a: in St. Francis: line“.
: tection attainst interior
3 lmitations. Just as the
sealed packets is wo-
tectlon against‘lmv‘m'lw.
1 The Greatest Name _ .r
The body was!
t
in finally-Land —
at“
x
"I
lljl’ll
emu lemon filce combined with tan until the summer months. -
:mmmmless to flush clogged |
‘7 www.menr‘ to normal .ENEMY ALIEN RELEASED
* a“. “main neutralizes the acids . AThANTA, Ga.
W “0‘80 'lt no longer irritates F. Banning. wealthy Pittsburg manu-
in her 41st lear. The funeral "will-$0
1 Mrs. Nellie B. Pennington, wife of:
- l’lll’Il’lIlll‘l
Iii:
run.
Homer Cuiglcy, died at her home on‘
.111
Jan. 13.—Charles London street on Saturday evening
Ill-tuning bladder-«linden?
tincturer, interned at Fort Oglethorpe,
as on enemy alien, today was ordered
m 3 m «Eerie-mt lith‘ia- who granted a writ of habeas corpus.
m M mundy‘abonld bought. by Banning. a native of Ger-
“”18 humus; lnmflivei reigned.” Federal Judge Newman.
held from St. Paul's church on Tues-
12.1 will follow in Riverside counter}.
She leaves net-mucus!" one W
mmmmm
day, January 14th at 10 a. 1n. Thea-inn.
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CITY MARKET {1‘ g;
69 North Main Stree? \1i
loin Steak .
‘Pllrtcrllouse Sim
‘ Pork Roast . .
Lean Pot Roast .
Sperry &'llar11es Sausage
l Bologna and Franklurlers
28!: hi
, . 40c Ell ‘
. , 401" iii
‘ . . 36': ill
, , . 281: ill
35c lll
25c ill
15c lll
38c lll
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