' assistance.
m In. audio. man, or:
M Wyn-e recent visitors in,
‘ ’ ..
mic Bemtelle, of Spring-
I ravent «visitor with friends,
The Springdale Fire Company has
decided to hold a welcome-home cele-
bration for the returning soldier-5.111
the spring or summer, when a“ :f the
Springdale boys have ruined home.
The plans have not been made as yet,
but the Fire Company, being the only
organisation of public nature in
Springdale, has decided to take the
leadership in the celebration matter.
The lecture by Rev. G. E. Richter in
the Methodist church. Springdale, on
. . Farrell, of the U. 5. Navy,
a ban day furlough at his
" (£480.11.wa Hill avenue.
mid-week prayer meetings and
" will be held at each of the
Wk churches this evening.
flrmJohn L. Henry. of 205 East ave-
met ontertained the members of the
WWII. Your Stitch Club at her home
the use of‘stereopticon slides. which
footerday afternoon.
will depict the scenes in the lands af-
fected by the lecture, the topic ,of
which is "From Bethlehem to Olivet."
in an interesting manner. Some of the
pictures are reproductions of famous
paintings and are said to be very
beautiful.
The East Norwalk Library in the
Columnity Hall is open this afternoon
new 2 o’clock until 5 for the benefit
,.the residents of the East Side.
The Red Cross Auxiliary of the East
Harwall: Improvement Association ,
hold a regular weekly sewing 895' u upon his wife unceremoniously Tues—
next week at the home of one of ‘
. , -day, about 6 p. m., and gave her the
, members. pieasantest surprise of life. Later he
. performed the same feat upon his par-
The Red Cross Auxiliary of the East !
A 'u M E Ch h .1] et 3- ; ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Pierce of
,w'anmsm ' ' afturc “71 ’31:“ aseu - , Springdale. He had just returned
~ rrow emoon an m m 6from nearly ten months' service in
1‘ ELL lmlemglzefmtguzttzlgdw::ktttgr:e‘ita ; France—real active service, too—so
~ c the was the very best company obtain-
iable that night for any one who
J‘The ladfes‘of the Women's Auxiliary! wanted to know about France and
Ill i-lst'Church are being entertained army life in France. and since he has
.... afternoon at the home of Mrs. : his own inimical way of telling stories.
at, Wicks, on Cove avenue. The 3 he kept all of his hearers amused and
more humanism. "mo, and Stabs
cred much valuable
Friday evening will berillustrate'd by‘
Sergeant Dudley G. Pierce walked in;
Representatives .‘ir. Provost received
the following committee assignments-c
Capitol Furniture and Grounds and
Constitutional Amendments.
Last Thursday evening the Shaw
nee Camp Fire Girls were given a good
time at the home of the guardian,
ers. C. G. Mailer. The early part of
'the evening was spent in making
bags for sick and wounded soldiers.
[The rcst of the owning passed quick—
ly in games and the opening of an:
prise packages. The best fun oral.
tame after supper, when each girl
(mind her place card contained dire».
tions for a hunt. The gifts at the ’cnd
of the hunt caused much laughter, for
there was everything from a minia-
ture violin for the musical member to
a baseball for the athletic girl.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
' The followingwarrantaee deeds were
placed on file at- the office of Town
past week:
Robert Joselovsky to Gustave Rock-
off. lot and buildings on Lincoln ave-
nue.
Frank 0. Johnson to George Mitch-
ell. lot and buildings on Lawrence
street. ’ .
Harriett A. Beach to Harriett A.
Breese. forty-five acres and buildings
.;n Chestnut Hill avenue.
Han-y’ R. Bouton m Mathilda M.
Mulroney, lot. and buildinds on Van
Zandt street.
Eugene J. Van Ness to William Pop};
and wife. 2 lots and buildings on Rock-
lnt and buildings on Cedar street.
eight and one-half acres and buildings
on Richards avenue.
tohert Joselovsky to Anna Weldner,
5lo! and buildings on Lawrence street.-
. Larsen."
lby Patrolman Punk Stratton for play»
Theresa Spahr to Peter J
four lots at Foster Park.
The following administrator's deed:
Then will hold their regular sew- I interested. the only regret being that
"neutral and will follow it by a ' he couldn‘t stay longer. lie reported
' lhonr. iagain at Camp Mills yesterday, and
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ma H. B. Morrill of 67
Van Zant ; camp soon. then for the discharge and
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xpects to move from there. to another .
was also placed on file: 3
Estate of John W. Gilbert to George?
H. Gilbert. land and buildings on West :
Rocks avenue. "
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" .flkeet .‘3 slowly improving an“. six f home for all time. “Dud” wore his.
MS '0‘. influenza and pneumonia has ! ovorseas uniform and hob-nailed shoes
and he has gained so much in weight
and height and in size in general that
om» would scarcely know him.
. , and is able to get out of doors;
‘7 . short while each day. She is
Wt at Mrs. H. B. Lockwood's of;
_ Edit Road. where she is re-
, "amellent care at 'the hands of
h lackwood. Mr. Morrill, after, five;
Ignited to his position with the local ;.
Me local! Btereopticon lecture in
laden to be given at the East Ave- ‘
I Church will be held on next
I‘ evening at a quarter before
'01“: This lecture will be on
- and will be accompanied
more. than sixty-four colored slides.
t
The first robins of the season ap—
peared Tuesday morning at a door-
.Otngreas on Christian-Work in
mfieflca. A special musical at-
on on the evening's. program will
, 5' "(Saloon hy‘Mtss Isabelle Slau-
of Nam-k. '
,. _er.om a slight change in the.
l ‘ ,E‘lldl had been arranged by
_ 69’s Glass for last seaming at
, Arbuue Methodist Episcopal
- ~ , ‘ 5“ °n 3‘ tably entertained .by Miss Rosin Met
am in France was not 'ablol i ‘
. - . a 5’. reel.
. ‘ ' rltt at her home on South M n L
111 that. Fred Smith, of Norv
intent, Smith gave a most in-_
. ting and informing description of
organization of the American Ex-
(mary forces, as well as of the
on homes and people and «the ser-
e1»: rendered by the American sol-
'» , ‘, 5K. larg number of the men of
ass and their wives Wcl‘e present
I “the address. A pleasant fea-
or the evening was 'thepresenta-
byhir. H. J. Hipson. in behalf of
also; of a generous gold piece to
Mrs. Robert Elwood of” Bridgeport
was a Visitor in town~on Tuesday.
ing with her daughter, Miss Florence
Sammie, at Meriden, the past week.
I“. H. Adriance has resigned his po-
sition as chairman of the War Savings,
Committee. which took effect Jan. 1.
Lieut. Henry E. Kelley left town for
Cape May, N. J., yesterday. after a
visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Kelley of Carter street. .
.Dog Warden flawley is keeping a
watch for stray dogs running about
the streets. He intends to enforce the
law, but before doing so he warns
‘owners.
' Refreshments were ser’lied"
the evening.
educe of the East Norwalk To-'
find held in the Community
last evening was a complete suc-
every way and the mmltm
pleased over the affair. About
pm were in attendance and
' " mm enjoyed the affair
veil pleased with the com-
We: in which the dance
- The fund providing
Frank Leslie of Edgewood, Md. is
enjoying a seven-days‘ leave from
camp. Heretofore Frank was unable
to get only thirty-eight hours. which
made his visits very Short.
A meeting of the social committee
of the State Guard was held in the
town hall Tuesday evening, when pre-
liminary arrangements for the
went by last evening’s
the committee Wishes to
were considered.
Pastels have been received from F.
L Comatock, who has reached Miami.
Florida, where he ,will spiend the re—
maining .months of the winter. ' The
party consists of Mr. and taxation}
stack. {wit-'13 H Palmer and 3119.294
Elizabeth Palmernt Sandman. \
ms that it was. Grace. ‘
mm was on hand» and
415,35htaful music . for .the
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bank was held yesterday. at which 'bome.
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elected: Asa B. Woodward. James 6.?“ Wigiam - , hi h
Gregory, J. Thornton Prowitt. Arthur-mmh "”8 “a“ mum“ m 8 0m?
* 0. Wheeler, Henry w. armory. John ~ 3‘ e
P. Treudwell, Seymour cums. wrn:
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ed Asa B. W'oodward. president; Dr.
James G. Gregory, trident-caught; Sey-
mour Curtis, secretary and treasurer:
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the Marne, and
t
coming farewell dance on January 30
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS 3
BANK ELECTION:
The annual meeting of the corpora ‘
ors of the Fairfleld County Savings
ime the. following directors weret
hrop H. Perry and Herbert R. Smith.
After the meeting of the corpora—
ors. the directors organized and elect;
ay 8. Buckley. teller, and M. Natte~
SURPRISES PARENTs;
mm In. no: "'9’
He was given-TIER Hamill“
figured
A ’atand
M r: Becker went
Division was relieved by the Seventy-
ninth, and the next stop the young
manmade was at Secheprey. From
there the troops went to the Argonne,
and Becker went over the top on, Sep-
tember 1st. The“ Germans were pur-
sued as far as Meliencour, and on Co-
tober 2lst he Was at Argonne, Mond-
lino Farm, when he was wounded, a
machinegun bullet piercing his left
knee and putting him out of action.
He was removed to the base hospital:
and later transferred to a hospital in
France, where he remained two
months. , '
Corporal Becker's brother, Arthur,
who has also been fighting throughout.
the war. is now at general headquar-
ters in Shaumont, France, and will
likely be back to the United States in
a few weeks. Although at times only
a few miles from each otherin France.
the brothers never met in a year and
a half. Corporal Becker will be oblig-
injuries at the Army Hospital, in the
Grand Central Palace, in Noun York
City. '
will be held in the Red Eden’s Hall on
Main street this evening.
a
was seer-1.253 in- nu
GHT
Sufferers from kidney trouble ex?"
‘perience backache, rheumatic pains.
"I used Foley Kidney Hits ,- as J was
and Reservations. in 9:0 lieu-rend 7:
Clerk Herbert R. Smith during» the,
land road. - .
James Malenoy to Anton Nererisky.’
Harry v. Filiow to Pearl 6. Fillow,[
where he was on active service with
the air squadrons.
'at “Miami, Florida. last May after, eov other: one
having made the trip in thdr car in
three Ween. Sewers! of the roads;
were almost impassable
,First Xethodist. Episcopal church to-
~ {night than following committee will
in midweek—Frank Hadley. Mrs. El-
rance, and the Engineers thenwere ton
put in with the British Fifth . T] ."n
' cream. and figured in the battle -of ”3 Elimbetla Wilson. a be
in the re- spects! musics-vocal and
rent, when the Germans outnumber- Ail are invited.
ed them about four to one.
was made by the British at Villier
Bretner. .
He was then transferred to the Aus- ington street bridge. Friday morning.
tralian Fourth Army. and later was from 8 to 11.
relieved and joined the Third Division
on the Marne riVer.
through that battle, and followed with
Mrs. E. H. Sammis has been visit- his Omanization to Flames. The Third
oysters opened on order.
ed to take further treatment for his -
The regular meeting of Lady ’Wash -
ington Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, ’
aches in joints and muscles and other,
torturous afflictions. ”n. w. Kitt, 11.7
F. D. 2. Box 9, Shorters, 513.: Wraps ,
so restless mien- fight 'with‘pains in-
Bed sheets. $1.25. f1
‘Pillp 3
t“ , , ‘1
-_~ «3‘ new assert];
témflék. 30c, 35c and “no:
131158 010,111 at 250.43%, 35c and 354:.
rNefliSeok Mate.
Cambzic. Beach cloth
complete assortment.
under Memo: at; Wed
Washington mum Nos-rim
and voiles, a
vinarnnn roaacasr.
'~,;si:'
Blip tonight and probably Friday;
sofiewhat lower temperature Friday;
increasingsoutheast and east windsNI
A disturbance central this morning
over @e lake region is causing cloudy
and flay weather in nearly all dis-
trgtgfiastnf the Mississippi river. Fog
wins igported along the North Atlantic
coasts? Pleasant weather'prevails gen—
orally? west of the Mississippi river.
The temperature continues mild for
the season of the year in all sections
east 6"? the Rocky Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
.Tmperature: High, 26; low,
12. Cloudy.
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The Ford Motor Company has issued
ment which is self-explanatory:
an at m fi'fim and vicinity: . T amour. ANNOUNCEMENT
the following state
The Policy of the Pond Motor campany to sell its cars for the low—
est possible price, consistent with dependable quality, is too well
blown to require comment. Therefore, because of present «midi:
RUNABOUT ‘- " $590
TOURING GAR 5525
gfly News
The W. C. 'l‘. U. will meet with Mrs.
nlda Fitch 12.1 East avenue, tomorrow
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COUPE - ‘. 4’ $550
afternoon. All are welcome.
( m» .
A number of boys were taken to pc-
lice headquarters yesterday afternoon
SEDAN *- - - $775
ing around the revolving doors in m;-
Sonth Norwalk Trust Company.
,Pau‘olman Gainer last. evening iri-
vestigated a compalint that a woman.
was trving to enter the home of Harry 4
W'llleti. of Flax Hill road and he found ‘
that a women. in an intoxicated con-'3
dltion. had become confused and
thought she was entering her .own'
Roomy. of the *Naval Avis-i
second district, having but re;
arrived out”: idem Frauen]
TRUCK CHASSIS? 5550
These Pnoesj, r. o. B. Detroit.
You rs Trul y,
roan groans IN my NTY err-ms.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Nash arrived: 2335:- ., m_
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nuance BANK
HARTFORD. Jan. 23,—?» body of
. but due to a boy about twelve years of moms
yard in Rowayton, and sang lustily as ford. bookkeeper. {mm driving of their chauffeur. f i I ‘ mass 0‘ II I I 8
“fl: 'otrikiug pictures of the ”"8 5“" ms" "0 herald in “Wt-her 310‘ Joseph temp. of New Canaan, ' they: on the bank of m p”. m. not f“
ml! the progress Of the nous, if “11583501181516, day' COMBAL BECKER m 110 m. {tom Main gireet' this mfng_'
god: in Panama, and the no- reasonably -hca-m
Death was evidently human»;
ofaportton oftbe mam“:
the river. The identity «muddle
a ‘yet unknown. Elite police have not
been Homer! of any chains boy,
3‘ M
;‘ wonm :50 a nexus.
A! the mid week meeting of the
Baker, Lire. Alfred Taylor. and
calm oidomtothe Bridger i
portAutoWnckingcoooermr
GeorgesndOenterStu.,dege-
.port,ct. theBmumfiflBB—Z.. C
"WWW mm»
WAISTS
$6 and fl momma
WM
$3.95 .
11.80 TAILORED WAISTB“
$1.98 and $2.98
800 Window Pm
L. GOLDEN
0w CARS
’ - W’m Mes, San Antonin; Temp,
‘- writes: “Foley’s Honey and M is the,
Forest sale of fresh fish at Wash-
it any mob of our. 68 wasmoron IT.
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‘fi'! a W that Ad. -va a Sentinel Want AI.
. w— x .. ,.. ... _ .. -1252".-
.bcst cough remedy in the world. it
fiasboenwmwmabotaetome.
Also “he! “hm . I had the ‘tlu‘ fem by pneumonia.
which left me weak, am: a persistent
catch. 1 needed-mxgnd sleep, which
The Men’s Christian Industrial lwasunebhtom. mnemufllsed ‘
Lemme will meet mm” “mm °f Foley's Honey and m. I began tak-
thta 'weelrat 7 o'clock for an oysterme it that very'jtfigbt. .W hen
supper; it will be followed by} liVO‘flme I noticed “it“:mg Mi
“50mm on“ important “We“ 0‘ had a sound deep-“gorse“. our:
10““ ”“3“?“ Al the ”M'mion'rest. the first since the W of
of the discussion the annual meeting the flu_ , M“ mm mm
with election of omcera and other an— an d do “0‘ cough at al. it cost me
“‘1‘“ business “1" take 3’19"“?- E'lé‘y only 1.20 to cure that obstinate cow
member of “he Leas“ Shim“ ”9 P") with Foley's Honey and 'Pll'. Let an
sent for the supper. discussion and an- ‘gmo read mm mm. m, “,9”, gm.
““81 meeting. Ion-Powell Corporation.
[have beam the cadre sleek oi a well ‘
knownbnnd of Shoes and tor this week
only i will sell
3013' axons MEN’S my! won
snons
Regulu- .50 Shoes
F 32 ‘9 $3.50 “(191.00
°' ‘1‘ am can
‘Blackand'l‘an. AHBinea. Black them
so Water or. S, LEVYI so Irate:- so
an” .
Suits and Ove
‘ Suits for Men
At Specially Reduced We at Tlm' Sale.
$16.50 Value. Specialat - $10.98
$20.00Value.8pecialat............_........-...... $14.98
3
SUITS
$22.60 5
Value $28.50"
rat: is for Men
Overcoals for Men
Marvelous Values At
3 1 7.004322. 00
Specially Priced For This Sale
‘_ Ladies’
S cows
$10.00
Value $24.50
Cem-
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