WALK
Menu-en Meetings.
libineuded the evangelistic
in... the Advent Christian
7V7“ Zant street last night
‘ ' sinking contrast in the con-
: [mm-atmosphere. on the out-
side Wt within the house of God.
m'?‘eme.nem, Mrs. Ida Lake Dow
“mm Sweetser were surely
filler divine guidance, and were at
fluen- butt-«in presenting the gospel
»*:.essageund invitation in sermon and
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The more reading was Psalm
32, “Bland is he whose transgression
3 (mm‘sin is covered. etc.”
The text»!!! the sermon. 1. Samuel 7:3.
5. “If 1— do return upto unto the
' Tiara wi‘all your heart then put away
fie smiled: from amour. you. and
"Wmhearts unto the Lord and
weave mm only and he will deliver
you.” Very clear and forceful was the
”expositih and very practical the ap-
.mflo&.beautifully illustrated by in-
‘fldentsoof deliverances to many peo-
ple in ,th dillerent places where these
very sputum women have worked.
As assault or the appeal last night.
are Wt and found peace at the al-
tar and-haeeponce to the pastor's an-
pea! many of the members of the
dint-ch pledged themselves anew for
deeper consecration. a closer relation—
ship toGod and better service.
Meeting tonight at 7:3fi. Come and
be blesaed.
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Rev. Harold E. Wilson is a visitor in
. New Hmtoday.
Kiss [my Giulstead, of Port Chester
his beanllxending a few (lax-s wilh rel-
atives .ln-EaatNm-wziik.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
"march will meet with Mrs. James Les-
ter onJArenastreM. tomorrow after-
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Mr. ‘aflrs. Peter Ulll‘kz? and fam-
ily of W Boulevard have taken
up theleoesidence in Providence, R. l...
where H‘. Burke has a position.
The “dies' Aid Society of the East
Amwfiethodist church will hold
their usual working session this after-
noon atsfthe church and all members
are amw present.
‘~ Canflate Lieutenant Harry (‘.
Fidged‘flle Fifty-sixth Artillery. has
mrni to Fm-t Schuyler. N. Y..
limit-ls awaiting his honorable dis—
till-83m the military service of his
mtl‘fi!
Minimally; Beach will entertain
.flre mdndies of the Que Es club at
'her 11mm BettsPlace on next Mon-
}dly (arm the annual meeting
it tharM’be'held and the oili-
ch-s lorllieyear elected.
Hrs .tllobert Curtis and children
lave 1'6.de to their home on Straw-
hefty”! avenue after a short visit
him with friends and relatives.
Theme library-in the-~
‘W‘was open 10‘": ton-L
hon-my afternoon'h‘om 2 until
no Wye of the East
hmfiethodist church met last
WWzmm enjoyed-a
>M1oclal evening. The business
thleagne was first held,
1']: ' equine matters were disposed of
.flifixembers then took .part in a
1&2!er time when refresh-
fl'rmlof ice cream and cake
Thematmonthly business meet-
htsuof fle‘rflast Norwalk Improvement
Milan was held yesterday after-
noon mill-uncommity Hall with 'a
“ “QM o? the members on
, The ladies of file association
Dem the preliminary' plans for a
"e ode-to be held at Baxter’s drug
' _e“Mflhy afiernoon, February
.m‘mal amount of routine .busl-
_.l&’flso disposed of.
flannual meeting of the official
“theChrist Episcopal church
Manning the reports of
We departments and beads of
m were received and read.
m that.“ the church is in fine
and-jthat much good work
WWW during the past
J, villi? continued throughout
cit. The oflicers for the coming
elected aerial-lows: Senior
Arthur R. Momhonse; Junior
’ll'ranli W. Sturdevant; Ves-
61ml). Carr,‘ HarryJHubbelh
, ‘ enemy Carr.
f Dr. \V. C. \Voo‘d spent the week-end
in New York with "friends and rela-
tires.
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Mrs. Ruth Paul. of South Norwaik,
has purchased the Cook shore prop-
erty on lover Rowayton avenue, next
to the house of Miss Carrie Petty. residing in the rooms over his drug
Mrs. Paul anticipates erewllig a sum- Store.
mer home on the shore, which will ber
good news to the residents at the end
of the street. as the old shanty has
been or eyesore for a long time.
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James J. Cody and‘ family are now
Miss nurseries} Miller-d an
the guest of Mr; and Mrs. Stephen
Karl on the Richmond Hill road. flun~
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adult [the] palsy _
he was forced to quit. ‘
The two children of Douglas Nash!
have been ill with measles at their?
home in Cascade Road, running from
Poms Ridge to Northv.8tam.ford. A
third» child, live years old (Andrew),
died Christmas week of influenza. and
shortly after fire. Nubkgfithennn—
drew J- Bradley, an Old ind'faflhfu‘der street, is also brought into the
employe at Brushwood Farm for many; case in connection with the theft of
d‘ . h‘ vane-’3 $50 for neck piece from the store of
years. it?" at “5 T3799 beg-e.” ‘ id? m-qya.nk4acoby-fiome time ago; Illness
WW “WW 0 sits cancel-aw in this and it has been
““9, '1’“ died “few months amend discovered that it was he who black-
01 his little grandson, to whom. he was jacked a man by the name of Coulter.
attached, 1 though: ' ‘ ya on Wood street, about two years ago
'flgjgfed his clear}? \dr Bmlgyhias-and but a. few months back he black-
a devout Christian. loyal and refilllaP/street, near St. Joseph’s Church.
in his attendance upon divine service, Last September Disesa was arrest.-
m ’ . .led for assaulting a man in Craw’s
and rep ed by all who knew him. lunch room on South Main street and
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man's pocket {or $425 in :1 Stamford
hotel and-on other occasions :sccured
as much all 899 from one and $20
from another man who were with
her.
The name of Kid Williams, propri‘
etor of the Bridgeport House, on VVa-
jacked another man on South Main’
. day.
w...— . ‘ 3! Thomas Fitzpatrick and Edward
a ' R'EN, ‘ Smith attended a. meeting of theAnr
it ’7 ‘ Eerican Express Employees’ Union at
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Mrs. Anna Brencber is able to be»
about again, after an illness of about
four weeks’ duration. 3
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Clarence Worth of the Darien side—
will be out shortly after :1 Ion: illncss.‘
lie is recovering rapidly now.. :
'l‘llc Norolon company of the State";
Guard will hold a dinner at the Daven-é
port. Stamford. Saturday evening. F
Rev. H. C‘. Carter and Rev. G. E.
"ticbler were in attendance yesterday}
at the monthly meeting of the Slam»;
ford Ministers' League. l
Last Friday night, a number of her}
young friends tendered a surprise
party to Miss Olive RMcad, Gardiner
wt. the occasion being her six-;
teenth birthday. i
Miss Van Doren did not accompany“
Miss Hui-st to Florida.as expected last
Week. but will make her home with2
.‘lra. (‘ltlrencc Mather until Miss Hurst
“Mums from the South.
Senator Charles E. “'illiamson stood
right by his constituents. yesterday.
when he voted for the ratification of
"m national prohibition amendment.’
His position was well known during
the campaign and the. most compli-
mentary things are being said in his
behalf on account of the stand taken
by him. f
Announcements were received yes;
ll-rday of the marriage on Saturday in
the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
Thomas A. L. Price. of W. D. Ander—
son of Maple avenue and Mrs. Jessie
fillncrm of New York. The couple.uo
on their return from a short bridal
tour. will make their home in Mr. An~
dcrsnn's house here. V
Proparationi are being rapidly com-
pleted for the presentation of Jedediah
Bassett’s Old Village Choir of Pump-
kin Ridge in the Center School and!-
torium. Thursday and Friday nights
under the. auspices of the Epworth
League of the M. 1:. church. ~A chorus
of lorty.or fifty voices will render
most of the ammo melodies”
Former Justice oi! the Peace George
W. Sherer. who war-in a critical condi-
tion a. few, weeks-ago. when his son
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K nal. Md. was home on a short leave of
f absence over the week-end.
street.
imammrd' Sunday. panylng the rnmains to Virginia,
Mr. and .Mrs. R. E. Strelt have re-
turned from New York and are now re-
siding at their home in the Lambert'
road.
where he desired to be buried.
Stanley Dllr'yea has been enjoying a
vacation. during the past week, from
his studies in the Irvington school on
the Hudson.
Mrs. Charles “inkemtn is spending.
Michael Jones of New York 'spent' a few weeks in Greenfield.
Monday here with his uncle, Griffith
Jones. Michael has . just been dis-
charged from the army.
Mrs. Samuel Waterbury continues
lo improve from her recent illness.
Frank Leslie of the Edgewood Arse Frank Harcor or the Upper Parish
was a week-em visitor in Newtown
He re-i with his brother, Joseph fiarcor.
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ported for duty on Monday.
_ 1 Miss Susie Faulhal'er of the Upper
"Al" Burke has Leon discharged“ Parish leaves on Wednesday to spend
from the military service. and he and i a mouth with relatives in Rome. N. Y.
his wife hare been guests of Mr. and; '
Mrs George Scott, “fest Road. several: MW. Frank E~ ”Hm?“ entertains
days [he pas£ Week. ’ ithe Norfleld Thimble Club, Thursday
3 afternoon.
The happiest man in New Canaanl
this Week is Chester “'00d of Hoyt?
On Saturday. at 4 a. m..
bright and bouncing
brighten the household.
lverson C. Fanlon and son. Dwight
a S. Puritan are about again. one-r sev-
bny «‘aVle to. oral weeks‘ illness.
? Miss Mabel Lockwood was able to
Andrew Hersam. who is s‘opl‘ing.msume her high ”<0th studies in
='with his daughter. Mrs. Michael Coic-_ Norwalk after a lwoweeks' illness.
man. in mageoeld. suflered a severei
shock late Saturday afternoon. 3nd,:E Miss Ethel Osborne and Miss Abram.
up to New", writing, he ha.- been un- son of the Bible training school at.
conscious. ENyack. 3'. Y" ha"? ““9“ flux” 0! Mr'
innd Mrs. George Osba‘n e.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .A Bowles wish lof ‘ ~ r .
announce the engagement of their: ‘M'lk from the fin“ cows owned by
daughter. Dorothy. to “'agoner Cheso- Christian Gartman m' the l’pper Par-
gineer Train. U. 8. Army. .
. Weapon. milk routes. "
Dr. R. L. VVhlte has resumed his “H 1
practice_ and is now at his old home: The reported death of l-‘rederick‘
on South Main street. Dr. Rogers ls'nm in France ““5” great regret
the guest of Dr. White this week, and. to friends here and much sympathy
will shortly take up his practice m’tor his mother, brolhers and sisters.
Stamford_ éwbo are residents of Bradley street. '
Paula have been received from Dr: MiSs Estella Webb ls recuperating;
R. W. Potter. who is on ‘ furlough at thé home of her sister. Mrs. Harry.
with five others. traveling thmh R. Jackson on .(‘hesinut Hill from a
lreland and Scotland. He says; "They. recent serious operation at the Danf
are two beamllul countries. While in ' b‘m' H°épital~
Scotland. he attended a wedding. m
Mr. and Hrs. lrving Lockwood and
Mr. angle. who purchased me Mn. Mm Mary A. Perry 01 Hillside street.
W. S. C. Bradley estate in Smith:"° now able to dispense with the
Ridge. last year. mmplfia m, services of the trained nurse from
in; many changes in the prom, The Bridgeport, who has cared for them
.grounds hare'been staked out. and during several weeks‘ serious illness.
f Mr. Lockwood sun‘ering from pneumo-
nia. Miss Ethel Lockwood is also able
A new social club has been formed; to be about the house again.
shmbbery will be trmphnted-
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The family have relurnedfifmm accom-fi
isiill remained with him.
ler L. Fladd of the First Division Err" ish is being‘furnisbedjfgflarold Burr“:
'ritt tor deliverycn his Weston and‘ihim upstairs to her room. She ac-
Squaw and wtmt
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was fined by Judge Vosburgh. Shortly
afterwards he left the city together
{with the woman and plied his illegal
gtrade in and around the state of New
York. They returned. here-on one oc-
casion and Were here but a few hours
when the woman was arrested by Ser-
geant Hunt and Chief Pennington for
frequenting a disorderly house. She
:was released underbonds at $75. but
:did not appear at her trial and for-
;i‘eited her bond. She again returned
to the city a few weeks ago and com-
;plained later to the police that she
ihad been beaten by Disesa following
i3. Jealous quarrel when she caught!
him with two other women. The ar-'
lies: or Disesa followed, but his trial;
shas not come up as yet. ‘ i
1 Sergeant Hunt had suflicient evi-
dence on hand and attempted to get
a warrant for the arrrest of W’illiams.
but was unable 8.0410 so. The Federal
{authorities were notified and came to
ithl'srity yesterdaay noon and after
ilooklng over the evidence they drove
jback. to Bridgeport, swore out a war-
'lanl and coming back here Sergeant
Hunt arrested Disesa at the Central
lime! at about 11:30 last evening after
*tlle city had bren searched for film. 1:.
.S. Marshals Jaeger and Lynch. of
‘Bridgeporl, then took charge of the
mum and removed him immediately in
the Bridgeport jail.
The woman in the case told a start»
ling story to Sergeant llunt and
claim she first met Disesa at the
,Cenlral Hotel about three years ago.
,The same night she went to For!
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ed in a hotel overnight. A few nights
later they went to Car! Schmidt's
place in Barton for an all-night ses-
sion and she claims they kept this up
for over a year. going out two and
three times each week. During this
time he claimed he was unmarried.
but she soon discovered that he was
:3 married man with a family, but she
Disesa first induced her to solicit
'{or money and turn it over to him last
(September in Kid “‘illiams’a hotel
ion Water street. She alleges that he
brought a hum in and told her to take
money she neared ;
she turned over to Dis it was at l
this place that a {or leek-piece. vale
ued at 850 which had been stolen
from Frank Jacoby‘s store on Wash-l
ington street. was secreted. lt int
claimed by her that the ankle was‘
stoic: by Beth Levy. who has sincel
disappeared {mm the city. and she.‘
claims that Both Williams and Disesa'
were aWnrr or the fact that the piece!
was stolen. The? remained at this:
plat-era few weeks and during that .
time she turned over“ mute high?
as 812 in one night. 3
this 5% to Vt'aterburyiurlyh No:
vember. They were staying at thel
business and was “My-fouled to».
cure a position in an ammunition fw‘
They left the city and Went to the
South, but did not remain there for
any length or'time nod returner to
Flanders Hotel in that city and. the.
woman continued with her soliciting.f
but declared that she did var little
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Clearance Sale
Coats, Suits. Dresses,
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Pound be 640.
3 Pound box 36c.
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tory there. She w“ m ‘30 a to make a clean brunt of the Whole of Cranbury. Miss Marie El‘dmnll. \
week and claimed she had to support.“
Disease. with this money. i
Wm; Waterbury we, came back» while «humane had also picked .
Charles Emerson. A very
the “a that evening was enjoyed with ganles
see also» W
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in New Canaan. called the “Owl Clue":
it is composed entirely of young womw
cn. and meets at various homes alums“
weekly. The members rémaln in ses
sion rather late. hence the name.
Wallaee and his 'dauglner. Min Edm.
both died within a few deyoof one an.
other. although still far from being a
well made ableto get about town a
bit. and to discuss current events with
compuiouls who gather as of old in'
the rear room of Allan's drugstore.
c. E. Dartt and r. .l. “'olfel return?
e_d from their two weeks' hunting trip
. . . .. . ._ "down South.,” Saturday. The, s rt
Mumans Ofier'l'helr . was enjoyed. and results of their 22in
.Servicgs to (Zon‘unittQQI were viewed—and reiishcd~by a
‘ Q number of their friends. it was a gen-
; crous assortment of birds.
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Chairman, Mayor's Committee of Wel- Robert
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come. Spooner . who has been at
South Norwaik, Conn. .Calnp Eustis, \'a.. received an honorvf
Dear Sir: able discharge from the army last
At the Februrry meeting of the
week. He arrived in town on Thurs-f
day, and is now stopping with his
mother on the Norwalk road. When;
Mr. Spooner left here. he went to:
Fort, Terry. From there he was trans—i
ferred to Fort Hamilton, thence to
Camp Eustis.
South Norwalk Muslcla-ns' Union held
on Ftbruary 2nd I brought up the mat-
ter of the grand celebration your com-
mittee is planning for some time in
'nne in honor of “the homecoming sol-
diers. sailors and Marines of the Nor—
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CARRANiA AGAINST
SALARY INQREASES
MEXICO CITY, Feb. §.——On- the
ground that they hive violated anar-
tlcle of the constitution. which probi-
biu'incrming the salaries of public
servants during their tel-Ins of once.
President Carranza has rejected the
measure [leased by Congress increnr
in: the salaries of members of the
Chamber of Deputies. increasing the
salary or the president and providinx
3for the payment in full of government
employee who now are receiving only
75 per cent. of their salaries.
to Nor-wan, wk“ the-modem a“ men’s pockets for various amounts. 0::
as 83: a night. Staying pal-.91.“: a. one MM she gflmnof of a
few days they went to ' , mmhshm- 1:13": in the T0001
from there hack to Waterbury and 9"- ford nd both she and:
then to {he emu“ Hotel ‘n Wanda in Stun a i
lord and later went to Dim. soon lett the city. Out ofxthis‘
was served. The guesin wislw-I
Burris many happy returns of 13""
CABUALTY LISTS.
Mn. . a .
- . , mount Disesa spent $250 for a car,
From this place..they Mimi“ in Port We, and paid Bat‘ung ; 2
York stale at “lute Plain. and my;qu back/cone money owed him (or! 21 Connecticut Men Named in F
ed there for triage-chad until miswym‘mu at the time or Diseqj Armyw a.
a car an E, rare to n 33.3 m“- I 5 “'ashington. Feb 3 —-A— Two-nil .
Haven. where she stayed are (any lmnldimly upon his arrest ‘astt ' " -
house-of ‘ Mn“ m' After. one evening new taken~to the Bridge-v Connecticut men are. named ‘P I‘
geek In DanH bury they went to (1189!“ NL rhere he will be confined army casualty lists issued was.) T -
“‘90“ “‘6' ”"1 °° 9“” 1.’ until his am by the U. s. courL'Thml are;
191$. 111$, return“ {-0 Luigi .Apmuafiiam ‘ number Of charges against bim,i
Grand I’m Hotel, m this city. They :ihe most serious of which is the vio 7‘
remained here for ten do” and during
Died of Accident.
l—ll‘nllfiosllls
,that time she turned in $80 to mikfi‘” “f n" “.9“ “me “a“ a” : pmpmaw Hm" “' ( mm”. PM“ ‘
fund paid Apiaella for every time Shel ~.... ; .
”18“.! M MM'EMWI 2 Wounoca Severely.
1their next “autumn!“ rev ' Corp. Steve 1 mm. it, .\'~ w Brim”.
{fused to allow tbQ" to renal: heron} Priv. “'aller 'l‘. \‘Jll-m-l-ls. Xv“ “ ..
land they they went to the Clitoral . .
Hotel. where they stayed ovomlenci WES I “m
The next dayrtbe girl secured a metal
in: boarding house on Elisabeth!
street, and later went back to the{
Central. although her presence here:
sum alumna
Missing in Action.
Priv. Clifiord 5. lanes. ix'fil
WOUHM, {decree undetermined
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“Pape's Cold Compound” ends a cold
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was unknown to the 9mm, as: ‘ Corp. Frank J. llun met. l »
The immediate result was that our
organization unanimously voted to of-
fer the services of every member on
its directory to your committee gra-
tis on that day for use as your com-
mittee desires, and I am therefore,
very much pleased to so notify you
herewith. This means that you have
t your disposal our meal Amer-lean
Band of twentyffive (25) members
.md an orchestra of twenty-five (25)
members or more who are all willing
and anxious to do their part to make
this W'elcome Home Day for our
boys 8. grand success and a credit to
our city.
Respectfully yours,
FRANK 13. FIELD,
Sec’y.-Treas.
Musicians" Union,
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Local 52, A. F. of
~Semtinel .. Want Advertisements
”new to bring the, best results ob-
or grippe in a fewhours.
Edward Lawrence. son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Lawrence of South Avenue.
went back to Pelham Bay. Monday.
and reported at the naval base hospi-
tal. “Ted" was a victim of influenza.
and on recovering came home on a
Your cold will break and all grime
misery end atter taking a dose 0‘
“Pape's Cold Compound" every “’9
hours ufitil three doses are takflh
ll promptlv opens clogge‘dfil’ nos
__ lrils and air passages in the "head,
leave. ,.He afterwards developed pneu- nasty discharge or nose mnnlnz' 79‘
monia. For a week his condition was\1ieves sick headache, dullness fever-
serious, but he withstood the inroads ishness. sore throat, sneezing, soreness
made by the disease, and has now and stiffness. ’ 7
practically recovered. Don’t slap stuffed up! Quit blow!!!
'-—— and snuffling! Ease your throwfiflg
Alfred Nash of Ponus Ridge fell and head—nothing else in mower-1d thee
broke a bone in his left forearm while such prompt. relief as. ”Pope's Cold-
playing at school. one day last week. ,Compound," which costs only a' 39‘
Dr. Rogers set it after an X—ray ex. cents at any drug m1; Nagy}.-
pasure had-been. made, and it is now mm
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she was staying with a friend. Nick,
Disesa wanted towmenpnndaeeheru
but 11.1de wait until midnight when!
he was notified over the telephone!
that his {other hadgmeTomand he?
could get in.
but met two girls there and
to the woman he was «talking in a gen-j
tlemam-y manner to them. She at-l
tempted to enter the room, but Di-l
Norwalk, is meeting this afternoon at
He went to the plug: the home of Mrs. Benjamin Cromwell. _
according,» West Norwalk avenue. '
Prlvs. Prime Ansaldi.
Chester. Frank Brown, H»: .
Anthony J. Caruso. East Ham n
Woundod Slightly.
Sergts. James E. Brossilly. Ji-
lPatrick Benches. New Haven: ."
Schell. Waterbury: Fred l‘ ‘1-
”‘S- Hem? Miller and dauzmer South Xmas-elk: Charles 1. ins»
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The Ladies’ Aid Society, of West
sesa‘told her to keg” out ”3.1,, .to Edith, of West Nest Xorwalk avenue, New Haven: Patsy Dolmenvlz.x \
bed or go to the (Elmore: but she rebave returned from the Norwalk Hos—
fnsed to do either. This infuriated
the man and out he gave her
an unmrclfu’i‘fiat whichrended
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den; James Detail. Naugnlul i;
pita}, Where they have been suffering p. Anderson. Derby; All“:
(mm influenza.
MT. Miller. who W35 Bristol: Chester llcgelslilkvt
with herthnemt that she Matures! a!” there. died sveral days ago. ‘0 port; John Finch, Norwood. ‘
to the police. Lelfi'ing the hotel she the great regret at his many friend-6 "1 Gel]. Bridgeport; Alexander J iv
went to police headquarters undiag-
g a complaint» which resulted in Di-
Ieu' ’1 arrest.
During the time she was confined in
a 13$an 7
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Henry T. “Bums, of West Norwalk ~Sentiaol
‘9” arcane, “my 5‘ 1159‘)"th 3““ are sure to bring the best l'erué‘"
WW . lut' " evening.“ at
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