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oil y. mini 11.. Thomas is entertaining
the members of Friendship Assoria- s . ‘ ‘
(ion of Eureka Lodge this afternoon at ‘ ”MEN 5
her home in Rowayion .ayenne. : it . *' .
Arthur" W. Clark lias‘returned to his
duties with the Nash Engineering." AND
Company, Wilson avenue. He-was dis-i
' charged last week from Camp Meade,l
Maryland, where he had been station-
ed for several months. _
. Miss Marion G. Coates, a senior in,
._ ’ the New Haven School, of Gymnastics.
I'm hOId its weekly spent. Sunday at her parvntal home
, ‘ 0.0111118 at the home or here on McKinley street.
4W. At. the final reckoning, of “ng for a few'tlays.,is now able to be out
flour-Stitch club will receipts of the. oyster supper held a' '
w Era. J. L. Henry. 208 East few week's. ago at the local fire house,‘
. .. .' My afternoon at 2:30. it was found that $l05 was cleared;
mm Walk library in the This helped out. the finances of the;
m Hall will be open fifis company materially.
innit-Ito: the convenience “and ser- The RPV- Edward Barnard. pastor
m “900918 of that section, of a Pli'flsbytetil‘lan church in flew Jei~J is~ recovei‘inl: .
. ' '. , sey, w con uc tie specia service).
7 1‘ mum ' 01' Egnfitl 3:83:11: attlle Rowayton Methodist church thisl Clarence
' Ito home of Mrs. Edward
evening at. 7:30. Ml'.‘ Barnard iii an
Q mm avenue. when they able and intel‘eStlng Sneak”. and will,
”his. Red 01-053. ’ be heard with pleasure and profit. ills
gm; Ahderson, a member of topi‘f, will be ‘Behold the 'Lamb or fives in Bridgeport.
”50"“3: ShDestroyer Dray- God. Miss Gladys Mills Will be in.
vim. Ill'retumed to his vessel after
enjoying a- ten day furlough at the
"borne of his parents on Hanford place.
an m athemoon Mrs. Carlo
;‘Wi¢ke,.of Gave avenue, will entertain
96 members of the Women's Auxil-
hl‘y ofthe Christ Chuhch when they
fill hula” usual weekly sewing
Hm;
‘ Al: the
New York was in town on Thursday.
Frank R. Holmes. who has been ll
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a gal n.
in Florida.
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Wednesdav.
Mr. and \lrs. Peter Daddona a
sisted by young people. The public is East Orange. N. J.
cordially invited.
of Raymond street had several exhib-
its at the Norwalk poultry show at. the
town hall, Norwalk. Friday and satur
day. Mr. Petty succeeded in winning
. several prizes for his fine stock. The
“miseries of evengensuc prizes awarded him Were for his sin-
.' _ .. . Advent gle-comb Anaconas. cock, first and set}
3 mmwgmfgodetnTat-v 28 to 0nd: hen, first. and second, and cock
February 1“ Mrs. Ida Lake Dow will erol. first. Mr. Petty also exhibited
belthnopoll'o!’ and Miss Ruby Sweet— some Giant Rouen ducks. the anchors]
h. was > winning first prize and the puller first
' ‘ Captain John Keogh will address the and second prizes. Mr- Petty exhibites
Jncmhcnno: the Men‘s Bible Class of 0301' War and has won a prize for his
. the wtmue'uethodist Church and “"15 fit each showing-
‘ n.9,, Mandi. tomorrow evening on his A very pleasant ubirthdily surprise
experiences with the lAmerican' Expe- l’"”" was We“ ““55 Mal-lb?” ““m‘
alum ”men in France. Captain‘ H3“ 3‘ her home in Logan “”99" SR“
Whit tine speaker with an inter urday “fining m bow” Of her
eating-Hoot and his audience is sure eleventh birthday anniversary. Piano
to “1m with his address. selections, singing and games were the
.1116an lecture on “Child features-of the evening. All parted at
Life “.33“ bands" given at the an early hour. wishing- the hostess
East. W-ruethmust Church last many happy returns of the day. Those
' ,Welgingzmenjoyed by a. large num— present. were: Misses Lola and Camcl~
bar of W6 who were given a num- la Baxter, Lillian and Esther Needles,
bar-‘0! mph” views on the life of the Emily Stevens, Willimina Smith.
warm“ thepagan lands of the East “‘rances Scofleld. Florence Batterson.
:“includfilg Africa India, Japan and “”3"“ Arum" Scofield.Ray Blodlzood.
you“. The lecture consisted of 60_ pdwf‘rd Smith, Eleanor. Norma and
Woo-fly colored slides depicting. ““"lme Ha“, 3“ MK and Mn“- Rus-
.. fie W oi-the inhabitants of *0“ "a"-
'_ 0 [ohm lands and those in at- seven“ Fromm?“ men of ROW-'wton
' am no lecture to 'be not are busy getting signers to a petition
' 7 05m but very instructive as '0 be handed to the representatives
flan. from this district urging their Support
Tho-fit: Not-wail: Tobacco mind "‘ “‘9 Dmhil’l'lon amendmt‘nt tn the
» ...mm the benefit of the national constitution. It is believed
&.fi-oommunlty Hall tomor‘ here, which has always been a strong
mum is hoped that the at- Prohibition, section. of the city of Nor—
“~,w patronized. The 35- Walk. that prohibition is a. sure thing
.1 an enviable reputation “‘1 that tile 9338an 0f the amend-
m messml and pleasant m9!“ *3 only a matter of a short time.
“‘4 entertainments" and the That the "35?an Of this amendment:-
ulntmevening is heralded as would surely the a step of progress is
m onw- Yflt. Grace Brothers or- believed by all who have studied tlle
* “tithe largest in the'city, matter and who have been able to
’ be present» to- furnish the music avail themselves of statistics of states
fl ISO-enjoyed» not only 'by the and countries where prohibition is in
jut to those who are. Content force. The text. or the petition. to
films music. Thetcom- Which it mum. diillcult to get sign-
are'sparing no effort nrsgwas as. follows: .“To' the House
1W3. success and every“ of Legislature in Session Assembled.
wanted to aid the committee Hartford; Conn, JamTat-y, 1919: We,
w‘wngfimir bit for the boys. ithe citizens of the ‘greafl common-
. ‘wenlth. on record and petition you to
use all your influence by voice and
vote and thus: bring to place the
amend to our national laws. Our name
will indicate to you the feelings of
your constituency in this great ques-
tion. The need is imminent and we
store. after a few days' illness.
have resumed their studies at
Phelps School. Mt. Carmel, N. Y.
birthday party one day this week.
profusely. requiring.r surgical attention.
The death of the ninemonths old
son of .‘ir. and Mrs. William Noel oi
the Post Road, occurred a few days
ago.
New York bv a cold
for a few days, is now much improved.
James llindley is suffering from a
painful accident which oCCurred a few
ddys am. in which be burned one of
his lens.
A bicycle belonging to Chapman
Beauregard was recently stolen while
the owner left it for a short time in
front of Lamar Butler's Darien gar-
age.
The water main on Noroton avenue,
which crosses lht' railroad track on
the bridge there, burst on \K’ednesday
and flooded the tracks beneath.
The funeral service for Miss Edna
Sherer was conducted Friday after-
noon at her late. home on Maple alle-
nue with Rev. T. L. Price, pastor of
the .‘xl. E. Church. omciating. '
.\ number of valuable swans at. Al-
thea Farm, Dr. Howard Stout Nellson’s
plow. have lcccntly died. under suspi-
cious eulrtcllmatances, and an inquiry is
being made regarding the matter.
Clarence Worth of the Darlen side
continues to improve rapidly from the
illness with which he has been con-
fined for several weeks. He hopes to
be about with his friends again very~
soon. ”
Local farmers are beginning to have
fears for their fruit trees. They be-
lieve that the warm weather will canoe
sap to rise in the trees. and buds will
form only to perish with later killing
frosts.
SWM. Allen has been- apoimed on-
rolling agent for the United- States
Shipping Board Recruiting- Service. and
is anxious to giVe information and ad~
vice tn'loyal men who maybe consid-
ering writing in the merchant marine.
Rev. T, L. Price. pastor of the M. E
Church. conducted the opening relig-
ious service at the. meeting 'of the
from his office in
hopeto find you voting in the afllrma— ”h‘Whe-S‘ 0" ”9‘“ denomination in thls'and from the fact that another officer .set in. 7 Y8’ SHOES mis MW WORK
live." district. held Thursday morning at the. of the- same name ha! been. in tho fX’itgatl.rf;:mbetI‘ixl’i‘iuanzls ”whirteal: BO mu
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. . . , q— 1 There was reimcing in several D’amond Hlll M. E. Church. (all-cen-zc’mm“my l?“ ““11 0mm g; 11“: mus as me reptile Hun prompn. Regal” $2.60 Shoes .
magnifier mill at her home on ~ - , Ihome that. s e at once wrote to a! dangc 50 and
‘1” m homes "1 Rowayton on Saturday, When chn' lington and an extended correspond- do of PM “1011”“. The. ‘93“ that For $149 $3
' ' n ’npw‘a reached here that the: 56th Field The family 0f Mrs. Fred H- smiu‘i‘cnce has been carried on ever since, should occur to theh man. {lg-”watt: - . For “‘9
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fidflrs W ham Pinkney of Ro- Artillery had landed m New Stork city who died a. week ago, has again been it being only last, week that a request. purveylng lt lilggterveflrmly placed 318 ii]: and Tan. A“ 81:63. End: “1. Tan
bereaved. for Christopher
. , it“ mm. have been entertain-
‘ the 16-year~old brother of the late Mrs.
stiller UPSEI !
ammonia at once ends DySpep/ Oakes, Harvey Jarvis, son of Mr. and
# aciditngas, indigestion. :Mrs. John Jarvis of Crockett street;
~ L . __ -Roy Merrifleld. son of Mr. and Mrs.
ch'U‘s-neols hit back! Your stomach Frederick Merrifleld, of IRowayton ave-
" mum, gnasy and you feel bloat- nue; Wallace Ackerley, son of Mr. and,
“ath- oating or you have heart Mrs. William Ackerley of Roton ave-
mummfion pain or headache. rule. A former ”lieutenant of the old
mm‘mind. Here is instant r9; Sixth company who knew the boys Don
" ' , went to New York and saw Soldier;
Oakes and talked with him. He was;
in fine condition and he gave the ex-';
lieutenant neWS of the other boys, so?
that on arriving in Norwalk the film Not one case in fifty requires inter-
ilies 0f the boys were notified and 1131 treatment Stop dragging! Rub
their hearts made glad that their sons the misery right afiayz Apply goofbingn
had arrived {in America. The men penetrating “St. Jacobs Liniment" dir-
went to Camp Mills, L. 1., from which ectly upon the “tender spot" and re
“lime ”‘82! Will be mustered Ollt ill a licf comt-s instantly. “St. Jarobs Lini-
few days.
This company had among its members
several Rowayton boys who enlisted
{in the old Sixth company, among
whom were Frederick Cakes of-Craw
avenue. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles enza. '
Maj. Pelton. who has been adjutant
ll? ‘fl! "iitittliio
few days ago, also a victim of influ—
‘t suffer! instantly relieve sore,
aching muscles and joints with
“St. Jacobs Liniment.”
Rheumatism is "min only."
ment" conquers pain. It is harmless
rheumatism liniment which never dis-
INLAND WATERWAYS DEVELOp_'appoints and can not. biTrn the skin.
MENT. Limbcr up! Stop complaining! Get
- {ml in. tablet of
. and immediately the
maid“? anti Wm
t ST. LOUIS. Jan. 21.—The Mississippi ment" at any drug store and in just
' Valley Waterways’Absoolnlion launch-fa moment you'll be free from rheumat-
‘Tedtits campaign atdny to urge govern-31c pain, soreness and stiffness. Don’t
m‘ent Wm . of. Spproximatelyisutfer!‘ Relief airy-aim you
’ on clopmentot commons" is intros;
fol:
Smith, followed his sister iii death 3'
~. «their. -Homo. (e13,
,. hover-at yea’isgjiibnw
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d llost. his father since entering the ser-
| R0131“! 13- Lyon 0‘ Maple avenue an vice. the latter having died of pneu-
ME and 3““- George F“ .Clapp ntltlie navy, and. has recently written to
Gracie street are spending this month'friends in town that he'has reached
, {the navy yard at Brenton, Wash. after
. D“ Job“ Godfrey, the local dentist“. long voyage in which 15 different '
{who has been ill for the 1—85“ two weeks 2 countries were visited.
Bouton of the l-Ieightslce
:was on a business trip to New York on ; to provide jam for the soldiers, in re.”
nd{the hottest nights of last summer by '
their daughter recently visited relax Mrs. H. 0. Hammeyeiz And the town
Bliss Loraine Clapp of Grace street provided 84 gallons of the-awecuneafl
charge» Of the music. and will belns- is entertaining Miss Julia Kii’tland of
. Samuel S. “load. Jr.. is back at. his
Charles R' Petty "f Candytown farm‘svrvirc in George A. Velie's news
The Misses Pauline and Vera Grain were elected last November; only Wil-
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Master Ralph Schreyver entertained have been sworn in. The others oiect— _
a number of his young friends at aed were James Bennett, Thomas Par-
liarold Bates cut his hand a few “’ortli.
days azo. seVering a vein. which bled.
Mt‘l‘Wlll Smith, who. has been kept'
nrding condition
service men, without exception prove of others.
and canine noend of needless trouble. talus others it can be W as a
as well as awakening false hopes in a. very human {wing and nothing said.
cal boys that were on the South Dako- that returned soldiers are at. New
to, myor Donovan. of Norwalk. May— York Debnrliation Hospitals- minus
or Sundae-land, of Danbury. and prom- anus and legs. mere
:ed a letter from him 68.th Solit-
Olmstcad. 1'89
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duties of supeflntennmim it. is on: .
pet-ted that: being familiar with the
routine of- thee institution, he will
be‘appointed as Col. Robbin's success
or,
John W. Nixon of Noroton Heights a
member of the 19th Aero Squadron.
has recently been promoted to be a
first-class private. Young Nixon has
mania last fall.
Mllim Jelliffe, formerly in the em-
ployof “’altér S. Humbert, the Pill“?
ber of Mansfield avenumi’fi'serving in
‘ 0m ANNOUNGHIENT
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The Ford Motor Company has issued the following: state-
ment which is self-explanatory:
The Darien Canning Kitchen has Ber."
ntly reported the result of its efforts »
spouse to an appeal made on one of ,
The Policy of the lord m Company to sell its cars, for the low—
{is proud that while Stamford women est possible price, consistent with dependable quality, is too well
known to require comment. Therefore, because of present. ctmdl.
iDarien housewives supplied‘ 90 gallons; '
l Very rarely do all the justices of the
peace elected in this town present -
iibemselves to be sworn in and. act in
’that capacity. Although eight Justices :
RUNABOUT. $500 '
TOURING CAR [$525
COUPE o
SEDAfi - - - $775
TRUCK cmsss $550
These Prices F. O. B. Detroit.
liam 1. Austin. Harry 'D. Hanson. ‘
’George ll. Pearce and John H. Selleck
’rell. Conrad F. \Vegner and John M.
- N0 TRACE IS
FOUND or LIEUT.
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which was proof positive that he had .
not arrived at the port of New York. '
c. E. DoFonot'c Friendly Aid
Then began a systematic search or
all of the regular and temporary hos-
pitals in all parts of the city, and ear-
ly in the day he received welcome
aid, as valuable as it was unexpected
from C. Elliott DeForeot, 2. Norwalk
boy, formerly of The Sentinel staff.
and now of the United States Hospital
Corps, who has recently been trans-
ferred from the New Haven army boo
pital to the temporary one for wound ,
ed soldiers from overseas at the oil l
Greenhut store at 6th avenue and 18lll {
aid .
street.
Mr. DeForest lendered every
poasible, and presented Mr. Godfrey.
with a copy oLThe Rigbtabout. a news- 9'
paper published in the interests of the {
wounded men, and on which his news-il
paper experience enables aim to do!
much good Work.
Sensational Stories Serious Problem g
The Rightabout in this issue has a
strong protest agtinst the serious
trouble that is being caused by tho'
sensational stories that on: beingrcir-j
cnlated in all parts of the country re-. — - ' W
and the wheren- mating fantastic yarns for their leged. Wondering bitter hatred’ agwlnst um.
bouts of returning wounded and Mole own amusement and the astonishment Whilethe war was on a tale. oggmemy and that if it wall we aim 0':
When fills- morolr gives Very similar character 3mm (mm {the foe to weaken mmtwm
to be absolutely without foundatio . . . in.“ i... and enter- imotbods, he was doomed to mum-«t
' “'1’"? to the“. l not one end’ or the country ot the omen! The. game might be M to—
lt set forth that American soldiers idgm Twp“ panama". bane W,
WP“? being returned to “13”" own ghostilities have ceased. Mt» moth--
lines aftor having been made prison-grogged individual who mists in
BPS, With thelr tongue cut out. “nefspmading wmtmo‘me- um “m5
and W; “10 Slim“ General sIn"iclinructler—well, tar and feathers
(”MW m‘ ““3 plm 0" W‘ doubtless would be em“ in slim—
canon, cull. it. minted... All the rec- ting him up.
ordo of all hospital cases here and
overseas pass through his bonds, he.
of all men woulflikmw hnda‘mwe been.
Yours Truly.
P081)“ ”0883 IN‘ TWENTY CI- TIES.
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most, heartless mariner. But when the texture of their tale!
It. is understood that on the recent is majcious and mimics, a. halt
visit of officials from this and neilzb- should be called. Such is the case
boring cities to welcome home the to; with the 'welrd- stories to tho. effect
mica-rind
location from other cities discussed around in “new. invoomoeoflons
the.» prevalence of these heartless it these statements m hall udely
not vicious stories and of some dins- circulatedandwal‘e generally-bellved:
tic method of nipping them in the . , n
bud, and it possible, punishing the We “n“ 3“" c3: fil’gtfifii
one that: starts them. ., that they are pure ft “:31 m. h
Linn. “my Mtuingfiince Aug. 1913 ‘0 be ”‘33; firm, tin-morale of a-
.‘The news of. the death of a Lieut. mmgmm Nell! m;m1’. than.
Frank C; Godfrey. was sent by the nu. 9°03 may: “Mt“ or not.
charities at Washington to his sister, augunctivel m m lb" wonder
inc. William. 1. Comment. as his next :31 m m; mmm nil-04M m,
of loin, stating that he had been killed «cu-gm m_mgm Tm,
in. action on Aug. 13th. 1918. late in thion' and mi (93.010:nt are
November. but as she had just receiv: il ed; Despomiencx and reaction
The, Building, Loan and Investment.
one damn! truth in. the assertion. At ; Association wall hold its monthly mum
the‘timo itwgfiwmwd out. that Amer- : ing this evening at the office of Taylm
ica bod no desire of waxing war by ell-l & Golden.
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I. have bought the entire stock of a well
; hominid oil Sims. and for this unit
only I will sell
f De artment of adhesive .
rain the p across both lips. It is true that not
a few soldiers have suffered endear:-
rificed toran almost unbelievable ex-
tent. while on duty in. France, but the
is as al-
received
asking ller to forward his letter which
was done immediately.
The editorial from the Bightobout
follow: ‘
Some folks cannot naturally help condition of “one 0‘ them
58 water 5:. S, LEV \; l 58 Water St.
mars & emf spoon.
Coats for Men
Overcoais for Men
Marvelous Values At
$17.90——$22.90
-._.a.
Suits and Over
Suits for Men
' At Specially Reduced Price's at. 'l'hirSale.
'1 / Ladies’
a small trial bottle of “St. Jacobs Linn}
i ”St. Jacob. v'
Ladies’
SUITS COATS
$22.00 ' $10.00
Value $28.60 Value $24.50
Norwalk Chronicler