* in France.
.4 _
hen-cg: none-avenue with an 3:.
not claim strove.
m the usual mid-week
”munddateodlofthe
nut Harv-It churches
The M of the Ila-=1 Avenue
m church holds its regular
m W evemng-
lino Lucy Olmstead has returned to
-k~h Port Chester after I short
visit will! friends on the East Side.
Red Cross work was done byme
mm the Ladies' Aid Society of
the a“. W Hemodist church
mafia] afternoon.
WSayrc M. Young‘s has re
Wfla his home from Camp Den—n5,
filing-steel siren his honorable dis—
darge from the Sphici‘ on [Friday
ma.
The moors of the EWGI'IBI
League of ifie East Avenue Hetnodlst
@urch one planning for a musical en’
Moment to begiven under their
“spies Mine in April.
The members of the Eu! Nor-walk
Wt Minion will meet (0
in Red Cross work at the home of
Ira. Franklyn G. Brown [on Seaview
avenue on next T‘cvsday afternoon.
A mailing of the East Norwalk To-
beco mu has br‘en called for this
evening in M. P. Dunne's hardware
are on East ‘Washingion .4va whtn
the members will plan for their future
activities.
The regular weekly sowing session
oftheanen’s Auxiliary of Christ
diurch will be held this afternoon at
the me “‘15. James H. Lester on
{prom meet and all mmbers arc
asked’to be present.
3. L. ”and, of is Grl-goxy Loni»-
and. has received a leurr from his
all), Regimental Sergeant-Major Earl
I- ma. connected with the cemml
retold iflce at general headquarters
d the America expeditionary force}:
Sergram-Major Edmond
wished to be remembered [l his xuam’
Norwalk friends.
The committee in charge of lhe
Roosevelt Memorial Service, to be giv-
en My afiemoon at 3 o'clock by
the Halters of the U. S. Shipping
W6, Emegency Fleet Corporation.
has Wed the East Norwalk Com-
mit: Hall for the occasion. The,
fiellmlnary plans had arranged for
the service to be held in the yard 01‘
Ge plant at Wilson's Point but it was
Her thought advisable to hold the a!-
'hirdndoors and the Community Hall
”ms secured for the occasion.
Aver-791mm birthday surprise
fifty wan given last evening in honor
d Hrs, Jane Broadhurst at her home.
vm-w‘fi’lashingwn street. A de—
”truism-ins was—passed with mus-
% Wing and at a late hdur the
gents were sealed to a bountiful re-
mt. Those in attendance included
"In. I. “Maoist, Mrs. l. Stung. Mrs.
Joseohhle Comerford, Mr. and Mrs.
Mes Llndouist. \lrs. Nellie Lind-
”a. F. "Lindgren. Mr. and Mrs.
fume Misses Ruth and Vera
311141311311 and Frank Council), Ralph
Gonnellv Victor Broadhursl and
1m Bmdhumt.
M. P.. Dunne. the East “Washington
meet hardware merchant ha: pur-
mmfidflegflm gasolene tank
“whi‘hhe W under the side-w all;
‘ in from oi his store. from the Texas
'01! Company.. Thp tank in quesxinn
M figured in an injunction serv-
red on its former ownels by Consta-
tle Hem Selzer for John F. and Lil-
lian N. Griffin. owners of the property
B on which the tank is installed. The
Irmflaflnmnany were preparing to tear
:11? the sidewalk and remove the tank
Bwhcn they were prex‘knlal by the serv-
ingot the iniunc’ion. The owners
aflaimed that the ripping up 0! the side-
wall: would decrease the valneof their
Mr and inflict upon them irre-
mble damage [or which 3(1qu
compensation could not be procured
fin‘ongh the courts. The matter was
finally settled in a satisfactory man-
7 not!» all concerned by the purchase
of them tank by Mr. Dunne.
The orangelists 351's. Dow and Miss
incense: and the pastor and workers
the Advent Christian church were
. will to an; trusting Him for strength 3 M on Friday evening. February
Shemmmsmbymewfmmhmicemmmumy.mm:orwmaoeim
which has yet greeted them in. thisgnnxhzre-Mfifledfilérloem
scales of aeefings. The spirit of the, will: good grade ice although it are:-
Lord truly filled the house and was ages but Finches thick.
plainly manifested i the sirting by ‘ '—————- _
Miss Swoctscr as well as "in the ser. The second annual Father andSon
man was on the necessity of unused}. soda: of Wilton's Y. M. C. A. will be
munch-am meFSt-Johnfheld a {he muons! chapel at.
3:14. lie ”motive of the healing offffiday Honing. February 14. Then
‘heimnomt m at the pool of will bee Madamoutamacfive
Be“ The emphasis of the set— w.
mmusontbeneoesityotimnedi-
amm'heacod by His spirit Anotherdanceforihepiamfuniis
spells and a complete ammo? sdaeduled to be held at the Wilton
and guns to follow on as He shall 28. Smith’s ordaestra 0! Stamford
lead. A: ear-ea invitation followed «an furnish .1119 music_
toyield‘tofl‘unnowMilieu-mutedé ———--——
time and theoniy time of Fifth 83:74 “E W of Its. Freda-la; Hal».
one insane. A feature of these meet-i field will be held from St. Matthew's
ingn'hich is much appreciated is the: church, Friday anemoon at, 2:30
about: d embankment. caused by ' o‘clock. Mrs. Hatfield was a direct do
warm and: person being left. scemlent of Revolutionary stock. and
*9 “W “:95?“ =5 i' 3"“ 196mm" 4 her mother who died some twelve
“em! he‘- fleeting 1013811! and ‘0‘ years ago was one o! the last surviv-
morro- night and ”er! nisht 139’" ing daunhzers of the Revolution in
week m Satanic}. Winning 3‘ Connecticut and in: mica with a
’!:30 ofdoek. Bgold spoon in honor of the event by
" '- :the event by the Norwalk cm.
BBBBBTBBBl’ BEBE
SERBEE BN BNNBEN
M John Flint 0‘ D x' n girl: i BBHfiSh G C I I I“
c I". . , . t' n.) 1 ,. u '
up . ,. . : sumes Traffic m the City,
~. guest of her cuter. .ul'. . L‘. 3.1, B
5-sz a, mom m1. But Tie-Lps Spread Elie-
u here
.. M...—
JGSS‘,‘ Jarvis. who has been ill for.
several weeks. at his home in Him.-
Samael Hail. “Centenary" leader of 13'0“}? SK“ hi! 1"“ (Ural incona micncer
the prayer meeting at the Methodist relief until a Meal ls reacheii
(Jinx-c}; my; evening at 7:30. The Three were initiaied by the starting:
other mail. leaders. asistanrs. andmem‘ ‘55 a 31333117 Mr service in L01?
hers- grill share as {at as’ possible the 6911's streets
prirm of the hour. Next week.
lieu York and New Jens: authofi
very snrroulliilg the death of a young
‘ I-d
‘B
I , . .
‘ Mr. and Mrs.W C. Jamaica:
Clinton P. Jeseup sail on the steamez"
BMohau-k, of the Clyde Line, for Jack-
Bsonville. Fla. today. Clinton lesson
' i’hm ing sent his Buick earon {be sleam— k
'er ahead, they will drive from Jack, -
sonville to Banana. m. where the? i
gnaxe been spendingthe winter for the '1
‘pasx {ilk-en years. Part of the time.
the} will probably spend at Palm
Be.ach Miami and Tampa
Mrs. Erie Tomlinson. of Serials 3 _ . . W
cm .01”... “4...; SPRING HATs .
500 B:o 35 W
street. Bethe]. Mm.1‘omlinson'x 1m:
band now w '21] the Army of Occupa-
lieo «hove {ailql to clear :9 the mys- tm free :1}. E New veils-
woman whose body was round in a
cleft in the Palisades overlooking the im street. in Wing 1‘0 months
Hudson. They the sazicfied he 'Irn‘b' with her broihetandclflerln-Onm.
Azeele W daughter of eGotge y" Jersey.
5H. PIM, a wealthy Tea! estate, ._—-—
.‘NiSS Packwood Gilbert Poet of Mimic:- aveaue isi
LOXDOX Feb a—The government had been an ardent worker {or ’he ”manage-am“ New Yorkcity
land name. is alum-mg now and la mda: H mm Was as an: “m“ "m“ Cm“ °‘ N" “V"
able to Gel UP for a short ”a”. each rude the i: could nal interfere in the They h" been unahle
day. ; slrlkes now in progress for the 11333011va “I? W that “h” m the
max 0.9:. were mad! industrial 0011- Mt bride 9’ a ”33‘" Falcon. ‘1“)
“a kill“! 1!: Moe.
unit 3. his four assistams. and W Vb Ch 11:“ 7’0““ "we B5 “Briefing death “5 squ to have caused
hers 0‘ the nu“ will have charge of has prompted gmemmenl me' urea higher 19mm suicide
inn of'l‘amna. Fla
STAMFORD RESIDENT DEAD
Feb. 6.—-Af!red G. - .
”twang", mm in we Common Pleas court . finds;
My port yesterday on open! and we~ unoil- “l
The fourth 68! 0f the lube strike died at his home here tom He «was ed on payment oi costs W
mum r. Jennings and unit 4 will Imam! many “new“ of person- ” in N" 703* akin-Nil m” Huaxford and Bnnhar am for the
STAXFORD.
Wed. former
Stamford in the General
hal‘? charge: an the 2011:. Eugene standing: inline Nailing (or flu buses. ‘80-
(‘nshmsn and uni‘ 2: on the 27th. “107! are 813“ maintaining their sen?
Harry S. Bryan and unit 1. lf'dnflng 102. while other "wands started to;
tho month all incubus will go over walk to their plum o! emolument.
the top. the naming: will he of 1.!“- In thin .Cfl‘llfiinfi up was; neg“. mo§
man! interest and value. Will every bilind me than one thousand molor‘
unit kindly do its bf’rd. to some Km
per cent?
alone the yrlncipal routes of:
indie to supplement the buses and.
121w «he place a! the suspended mbei
er'VlCi‘. These lorries weer manned,
by minor: driven. n is estimate-(1%
am they will be able marry mm’
porno-I daily. Nam in charged and
I particular attention is paid to vat;
in: women and girls, Only bnna mic
members on their work are picked all
by the lorries.
; The'sxrlbe ofthe'dmnndcoohl
fl m themmmmnm
inconveniencing nomads tat-London"
em, but am a; these eating place;
are being recruited from among the
unemploycd Tnd tho ellnttlfln was
smnewha: improved this morning.
The first step toward the threatened
' _ «xivnslon of the railroad “like beyond ‘
Load m are ”91’3“”; bu" my local line; in London was taken
but “I'M Gum" phntsmno' and it last night Ina: cameo: the drivers on,
see. M then: find, the the Brlzhlon and the Southwestern”
round mil-ally free from frost. B
5 - roads were called out. Passenger‘
Which is we 3‘ "m m train ran until unionism. but freight
service was partly Suspended. Early
trains to use unburbs from “'aledoo
Station. the London lerminu: or the
Soulhweulem. were not started this
morning as the drivers did not apnea“ ’
i
B
l
John P. dimmer. the Hope street.
Gleam bunker. is to Vac-ale the
shop at“: he now occupies. near "m:
90m an ”arch 1.
“Commander Burt Jackson. 1?.
3. My. visited with his {amen}. A.
Jackal. recently to see the Belgian
police dog. which he sent his lather
rec-fly. He procured the dog
throufl: o friend at the 1:. 8. Army.
A13]. nun
who shipped it direct {tom Belgium to 103‘? n W
Snrinefield- “PM animal 3" a SP‘e'ldid' new roux. Feb. 9. «ma? Stree' a
anecillen. and is W "9".“ kindly ‘0 10:30 a. m.) ~Conpers and Mandi
his new surroundings. me all: were the only prominent excel:
lions ‘10 an otherwise strong openingB
of the Stock Market today. Hiding uni»,
stantially Io their reversal of the Drew}
vious session. These loser-s wen- bal-B
ant-ed by advances of one to twoé
{mime in 99.169 upeeialfioc an“. other”:
snwulatihe, insoles. nozably' Mexican".
Petrobum. Pan-American. PezroieumB
and Sumatra Tobacco. General bolorsBa
also extended )‘ezierdr-y'u bnlaled rice:
and. American Suzar was bid up as the i
expo-n» of 1119 Shot! inwresl Changes:
amng rails were nominal.
r‘OF‘E TO CfiN" "'3. BRELAND'S
CLAIMS
T“ ‘RlllVGTnX l ‘w 8 4T1»: House:
Affairs Committee today or-i
.rz..rah‘a;: moor: of: a resolution2
1:: the hope filial the Peace.g
( onfenme vro uld ‘t‘morabiy consider?
Mrs. Nets S. Kelso , died at box
bone. 46 Suburban avenue. Stamford.
yesterday morning, after an illness. 01
three months. She was the daughter
of In. Annie M. Johnston, who died
125% November and is survived by a
sister. Mrs. Louis J. Curtis, a brother.
J. C. Johnston of Noroton. another
breaker living in the West. and a
«llughter Miss Effie; M. Kelso. grad-
uate of Smizh College and head of the
Department of French in the Sidoell
school in “'ashinmon. The funeral
service will be held a' the home 0: nor
sister. Mrs. Louis J. Curtis. 34 Sirau-
berry Hill, on Friday at 3 p. 11]. lo-
torment will be in Spring Grove ceme-
tery, Norozon. B
-.. .u .4... ...
exprcs
the claims on" I 'elaud lo the right of:
.(ii determinatzcn.” 1-";
l
1 WE I 0N ( MUST FILE TAX RETURNS
"“— ' siono! the lime for filing income and ;
profits trauma beyond March 15 Will?
be made by the 'Trcaszzry. Secretaryé
Reg. Cyrus Townsend Brady,' the Glass said today. B
famous speaker and writer will deliver M B
his lecture on Roosevelt at St. Mat- ORE SOLDBERS comm; B
.xhcw‘sxhnrch on {Sundarr afternoon Ministry of Shipping renamed today;
and is sure to draw a big audience. that the Steamer Regina sailed from
, __,__ Brest Feb. 3 for Boston, with 2000
The colder weather. Thursday morn- American (2 cups.
1:: wha loco] thermometers register Monoron varsmws man-lbw
at 15 degrees above zero has NOBOTON; Feb. ' fl—Bemard Iii:-i
0“ x“ w” ’-
untrue-«‘0»
edhic1_
sagging:
“'ASI~ll§GTON. Feb. 6.—;\'o exten- :_
\‘Ew YORK, Feb. fir-The British?
Meyer-.10
Grief over hi:
Hrs, Edward W}. , 0‘ Wash-
Clearance Sale
Coais, Suits, Dresses i
Waists, Mfllinery
1-310 1-2 OFF 2
a NEW SHOWING or F
STOLEN SKUNK sxm ‘
sun ssrresnl 5;.
III-K 0300. MEETS
Pound box 64c.
charged ‘im sienna; scum: skins;
from his neighbor Archer Hendricks:
whim wasdeculedagnnslhunmme l
uptown court of Nov. 22. 1918 cam up
Pound box 44c
The case of Harold Guile; “no ‘39:;
c:
A
‘3
-_ CANDIE 4- i
_ MADE FRESH EVERYDIE ”i
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEi'l-s’.
m cam ‘ A SPECIALTY
. THOMAS CONFECTIONERS
suite. and Anal-nae: Lee M for ”W ‘2 11!: OLD CANDY mom
MWutAh wmwm ““9“”. i *: *
«1;.
m ASSORTMEN"
HARD CARERS
Pound box 36p
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CRISP PEANUT BRBB ,:
15¢ per bu).
J“. 7‘53.”
24 SOUTH MAIN:
B ”4:39 ‘fi‘a‘C‘Q
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are Thoazra ll'lda‘. .
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SWEATERS
For Men. Women and ChiBCiGIl
At Wonderfully Low
PRICES
at the. nuns if the war had lasted, hm.
' out by towing food laden barges on a French canal. Ollie.“ :_:-
~ for Winn}. purposes more. of the gran: shortage of ~' ’
A...
1"“le‘3
Y’S
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meal
Mk, Fighting Career Over,
Uscdto'l‘ow Food-Laden Barges on < :12
I France's baby tanks made a repu nation for :hemsch . ~ .
NOW they are doing xhcir'blt in the 3 real: work of recons ’
photographs shows; a tank which as X- 2, 396 miglu 133‘ e 212‘: < -
Willi the 003333 oi 3M
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