. -.Walters, of New Canaan.
Way in East Norwalk on
racnIZIt visitors in New York Citvg.
titty attended the annual auto»
l’rivawmmhfin Groesclmer, Bitterv
1F. 56th mum-y, c. A. c. is the 1mm
East NW 11k boy to return to his
.itonie from overseas,
\ Mrs. Raymond Walsh, of Fitch street
' itas boonwdmltted to the Norwalk
flospitliehr treatment'mm her mam-
'friendsihnpe to hear of her speedy 1'0-
'covery.
Thamkr Weekly assembly of the
m Womou'sfluxlliary of {'liiist (“Whit
' Elias EWeaterflav aftetnbon at the
home mum. James Lester on Loueri
atreet.
Farmer-neon tho outskhis of F3"!
rNorwflk are commenting on the or.
.. usual Ismail: the ground is war)"—
callyafi’eeitromsfrost and sworn! nae
alreadv "flaring hot beds for tilt-ir-
[earlym
Tho-Jexeultive committee of the 9-“-
cond Red'eross drive» in this city. llt‘i‘ul
' ,f‘theif Instrmeeting. last eveninfl in ibi~
Not-walk country club when'tho fina‘
accounting'was made and murh 112w?-
' ‘ure axprered over the results ottninn 1
in this" city.
11:83:13.3}; Norwalk Tobacco Fund
Committen'met at M. P. Donne's storre
,1!!! East whington street last oven.
dug wheni‘thev decided to hold another
of their mulerdanr‘es in tho Commu-
nity Hallzon Friday evening. Februa'y
27th. This li'tl'leibody of patriotic Vllt'lt
and women have upon their shoulders
"the responsibility of planning: and g’v-
,ing tothe motENorwaH: soldiers, 93‘-
, - .‘iora aanes a monster celebrm ion
. to marlfihe‘r homecoming. A onnwhl-
arable mm of money will lu- noon-3:1 1..
securefldmmount amumber of dr'nmz
are {tomato in thevCOmmlflllfy flail. ~'
Everyone who has attended these
danoefi’llu-Ve harmlyvaided in. thevgood
work Wavealso availed themseivw
- g of the-.0990rtmity of enjoying a d.-
llghtfulmaning. It is hoped overvoim
Vwill doflelr flhare in makingtho nt—
ialr Wanthsuccess it promises to
. . . fldvonf. Church News.
, 1 Atom to an attendant or the
revhalméeting in the Advent Chris-
. them” oizthe spiritual thermome-
VL—ter;Mwee1er as the days go by.”
(The “More continues good. mew
I (8002' vwfboevangf‘lists each nifiht.
outwithounspiration of the Holy
Sptfihf‘ua.-Sweetzcr sweetly minus
irhila “Dow impressively prom-hm
*nie thQmm-Wo
tend“ scripture lesson was from
att. I “Who text of the sermon
he m. ‘C‘Wo saith unto him
Mia“ and he arose and follow
me story of Mathew the
.. WWII? how he’iett a profit-
“, “immune. call 01 Jesus and fol-
‘ ow“ him. the exposition which was
War and- forceful and the appii-
mm:- direct and personal was as us-
lh‘aufimlly. illustrated by experrenc-
'ewomtered in the wozk in various
lmrimfiasis :was placed on the
. mime baymeps movement “Its
Mar-sob to be a, christian," and ref-
‘fWe tin-such «men, as George
macnmAbnaham. Lincoln. Wil-
‘JWMB. Marshal 'Foch and 0th»
myfifmmlneince in, world alfairs. all
_ comm-when racing the most im-
mt «crisis of their or periences
Mot ashamed to kneel publ-olv
. k-help and prepatation of God
”Wight 7:30 and Sunday 10: 30
siren
‘u—ma'
‘—
» "r'
wand Mrs. W’illiam A-ckerly are
i! Glayds Mills, of Highland ave
‘ ' the guest of afrlends in Han-
N7 J
,, - mmmwm Norman: to
g the house of John Broadway in Oracle
ctt street. -
carry o'fl'th‘s worthy project and in'
‘- b...
flan Wt ‘Vanlluntmtvhst’ntch‘t ,
_ whom were, Fairfielrl Countv men and
f ti who has been outspoken on
thatélside.
Former members of the Noraton
company of the State Guard which
was retently mustered out of service,’
have mode plans for a banquet to be;
held"Sa’turday night" at ,the Hotel Dav-
enport. Stamford, at" ‘which 'an organ-g
ization is to be perfected to holdr’flze?
,men together for social purposes. that
by these reunions the memory of their!
service during the Worldgwar may be.
kept alive. A permanent honor roll:
and memorial tablet bearing the,
names of the men from that end of
town who served in Uncle Sam's.
army and navy during the great=war,lis_
also being planned. William Dgugdale
o'f Noroton Heights being chairman of
a committee which is collecting funds
for the purpose ‘
‘l
The weekly prayer meeting; was held
at the .Rowayton Methodst (“ urch
last evening. when Samuel Mott. the
Centenary leader of Unit 3 his four as
sistazitsland. members of the unit, were
in charge.
Prices of many varieties of grocer-
ies meats and other living necessities
haw- dropped in pleasing fashion in R“)—
wm‘lon dur’ng the past two enks.
Storekeepers say that more recessions
arc rue Which is when as road new.“
as nrv that has come since the nrmis
tire report . '. ,
V'
‘-
Tie moxie} in the box' .at -.P M.
Nrcd'n’ 9: store for fitt‘h iv ce‘ titratinrz
the home comino of the boy: r11 Pto-
wavtcn who did ntheit, bit in the treat
4 dawned (-nnf" nuns
H (A
lwt if you iwvo not wt mod"
At the midewevk service of the Nora.
Jon Heights M. P. Church. a Bible
vines was formnd‘ along the lines of
those conduct"1 in connection Wi‘h
“*0 Billy sunnm— empire-limit: cam—
n'tign. By the courtesy of M's. Rich—
ard Tjader of 'i‘okoneke and New
Vork. cor-h prii‘wnn enrolling will be
provided with :1 book outlining the
course of study. which will cover the
Pr‘r‘l: rt A011. Thom" are the books
prnnarml by Miss Grave Saxe for use
in ‘he Sunrim- meetings. The claw-t
9““ .:n rx . . - '
v mmt \xotkly usmg part of the
usual prayer meeting hour. the rc‘
mnim'er of which will be spent in
waif”. testimony and prayer a" mural.
Rmi'lnnts (if the Heights are invited
‘1 1‘ » - of he oppo tunity
to jOin the class. uhich is open to 1ltl
‘ regardless of any Cllllflll affiliation.
in n—Pr-
Vour r’rn‘ribution. pica“! do so at one“.
so ”1"“ Hum q‘nw‘m‘tteo in rhw'ivo will
l'iic‘" in“! “WV much rmmov ”NW "'1"
thus tbov will b" a‘fln to
‘F‘. artist of tho communitv has
S’"I‘."“’li“lv rife-red to [draw a 'r‘o-‘imi
for ”in “More; th:.t tbo~boys \"ill be
prompted with.
Taryn rnrl
nlnn
'1‘an *nt‘rn‘ar
-1 m'vtin" of the "\"‘nion‘s
Vim” F‘mflv class of tho R'V‘VHV‘GVI
Mot‘v‘vlir‘t linier'nnnl r-hw-oh "a... lmlrt
rven‘n". at the narcnnnve:
Thorn vm“
attom‘nr‘on god a most en‘oynh'o mocte
vnnnlblv mnnltfirz
11in rgn'tu-
v v0.1 “mun, ._.
in 'Mrn'wer xiv-net. :1 "‘Ni
Till: pnnnv-l
ing was: the result. r0-
It is‘ reported that farmers
acceotnddrto the . '
“ilton Wt‘l‘e ploughing one day last
new in numbers we re
cla~<<. After the business nicotine. a
”4"“ st; " ,
i
5
in South ‘
l
1“” n" the secretarv rnri treunirnr ,
{a do A much 9‘04 rl'n‘i'"? ”‘2 t“ " ,
h g n " WWNM
\~(vav~ rpnupmlinrinn D"Y:F0fi" W‘Jn “‘9 ’1‘ i
”1 ‘..;4I. “nu-q‘neq nr “pHm'l min-«t1; l‘."- 'n' U ”a fl,‘ ‘
‘ l 915“ $1:in
nirlnc nnuonthutinv rnotnfiol'v f" ”‘t‘ 2’. ‘
'supnnwt or q Qn‘n'l hm; =q tho 9‘ (“brim ’
inr’flvny— ”an... no hnbw: rm ----- n" thr‘ i
HnAcnn 'T‘hn fryllnii'ing I‘mFI‘Y‘R ”9““. . t
an," “Mm” im- "‘9 NW...” v0"- Leo .‘ewman is I” With influenza. 0
. . .
rum-4.1“” I'm; Jnhn "‘Inf‘f‘VVn: vino. . ,
a M .T j m“ H h" The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam—
ny‘ngi nnt cg, _ (1 ‘li . ](\“(‘l': sp- 0 ‘ ' ' _ 1
' q H uei lit-Forest is quite ill with pneumo-'
find—'rnafin'Tfl‘, ‘Miss Jenni“ T1. . r‘n . n‘ :
1:1.
The varioth committees will be an-
pnintnai la‘nl‘ 1'“? the prc‘="(lf‘nt TWO
l
i
soc‘ni lvnn" followed and rcft‘ex‘hmf‘nir‘i prk'
' ‘ crve .
“me E d' __ Mrs. Frank Taylor returned to her,
horn" last Friday from the Stami‘ord‘1
,t .._...__ ,____._._--.._, ..... .
l‘ b0" pitsl.
\
nnmcm 1
”Na 2!
Maserati!"
a... .4..--
v"
'1‘ —~.... from the army and has re-
turned to his home.
o
t..-
J. Fox of Rochester.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bartram of
Southport visited Sunday with their
M”
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Clapp, 'who are
t
i
i
' Leon Took ct rereited an honorable;
I
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smith of East‘
avenue-«revenan Mr. and Mrs-g
1 .-
.,¢.
les of steps
*“I too, have? abolished Slayer)”
«Hoosicr’s abolition of kitcheniservitude-has
brought anew vision of life to nearly a million
and a half houscwyes. These women are no
lonarr slaves to old ways that. waste iimcv'a‘nd
energy. licudcery has ceased to be their master.
With its many wan-3d.features ..-i.i insuresaxinz'
:invcniions.2the Hoosrer has made their *kitchen
:worll. easy and enjoyable.
Aided by Domestic Science experts and
; manv practical housewives. 11...»..21' make: 1’8 have
conducted thousands of experiments in perfect-
inc.r this‘.‘ automatic servant.” ’. .ll ltitchsn cabi-
net devices werc thoroughly tested” 0313'» the
' uortln conveniences were adopted.
Sterling r”
.27
Ira-firth”
1
Washington mot
Today the Hoosier holds first place in effi-
ciencfiv". workmanship and materials. It repre-
sents the utmost in time and labor saving kitch-
' on equipment. It has been designed by women
.Ior'womcnmnot amere cupboardand table com-
!hined. but a scientific work—reducing machine.
Come now and see the several Hoosicrmod-
«ls Select theone that pleases you most. Then
'abolisit'islareryinyour kitchen by having flittin-
stalled at once. Don’t hesitate because yuuuaay
mot have the money. A dollar deposit putsythis
work-saver in your home. The balance may be
r paid in small. convenient amounts each .week.
And sum: mac! =baclg if m are not delighted.
m“: “*6 y
Rhone 105
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touring the South are now in Florida. 31::‘3‘ Mr' and Mrs. Euhh Ba" .____.-__._._..--_ A. ‘____
‘ ' . . . 33:“;233hagfggm Jam Red- NLMNMHTIOME
Cha ‘os Murphy has been tranq- _ Y . on, m . .- __,
'ferred mm Camp 'Devcns to Camp 53188 Mabel '50.:me of Pound W IS IN
.. H. Amen R“ m“ "“5 been ”smug “Mi Mi“ A molalwvill be heldvnt the chapel, m MAM
‘. Bvairicc Green Of South Main street Nday ‘evemn‘ “brunt? H. for the
”out. A. N. Phillips has been hon~ "“5 week. purpooe (”training funds to defray Um“ n...-~. rmm First P ’
orably discharged from nthe federal ‘ curmt expenses. A short program -
service. so: R 1 onto arrived on the Mlnna- I”! be given, fol‘uwed by ‘Ocial'tional Red Cross. 25 “Water Street,
”Mrs. Georgerl-I. Noxon and Miss Car—
olinetMcCIellanileft‘town a few days
ago for a trip to Colorado.
editorial work.
meeting of Hannah
Tht' monthly
Orv-n. William H. Huntington is
again a civilian. having been honor—
a‘b‘y adlsoharged. .‘lrom Uncle £am's
service.
bu hold :1! the home of Mrs. H. ll. Rog-
Miss Edith Saxe of the Dwight
school, Englewood. N. J.. was the meat
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H_. W.
Saxc in Church street. over the Week
end.
Wirw‘ Selectman John H..Selleck.
whmwa's confined to his home by ill-
neswtnr‘three weeks. is now able to be
outs-again.
MN Leon -Smith.'who was critically
ill a few weeks ago. is now able to be
about the Muse. andris gradually re
gaining: strength.
Mr. and =Mrs. F. A. Shutesfiromiheir
son. atrocities sci-gt. ammonites.
announcing that he had sailed from
France on January 30.
The pond at Talmadg‘e Hill. has been
frozen to a depth oi eight their...
Those. «who are fond of skatinnger'e
not slow to take advantage of'an 10p-
portuni‘y to try the quality of the ice.
Mrs. Sarah Tristram of-Main street
has returned from a *visit wi‘h her
friend. "rs. Meeker of Greenfield rHill,
much impmved in health.
Arthur Carlson of The Heights .who
was: recently honorably discharged
frnmibe army has resumed his former
employment the First National
park of‘Stami'ord.
The Edmund Neher place in White
Oak Shade district was sold, several
weeks ago to Herman F. Kruger at
Brooklyn, who expects to move here
in the spring and become a year—round
*es‘dent.
at.
M": George W. Sherer, who was
serir‘uelv "I about a month ago.-when
hm- en?! “Yahtzee and daughter Edna
bntb v‘ied of influenza, is improved and
There were no regular meeting 0?
slowly recovering her s'rength.
the Borough Board. Tuesday evening,
on account of no quorum being pres-
ent. G. R. Bolton was out Of town-and
l._3\i. .Silliman was unable to be. pres-
ent.
Williamson of this town.
wurecentingthe‘ 26th ‘Di’strivt :it the
Capitol. voted for _Lhe prohibition
amendment on Tuesday. The Sena‘or
uhod elven assurance before election
that he would nursue this course. The
amendment failed of ratification be-
nmwn at least then senators.
gflflnfnr
I",
The dancing class will hold its reg-
ular dance‘in Odd Fellows’ Hall, Fri-
day evening at which time all the
members are earnestly requested to be
present. On March 1, another dance
will be held by this organization of
mung ladies. '
two of
tho ‘Hrd from up—state. failed to ful-
fill “9’13 e'ectlon expectations Had
them. three man stood firm the vote
would have been 17.17 and Lieub
GovflWilwon would probably have cast
a deciding vote in ,tavor of «ratifica-
Miss‘llelen Reddington, who is tak-
‘he Ballard School Branch gr 1
last week Thursday l'tom Mar-m Rdresbments ”in ‘8 served. shorwalk. Telephone,m0.
soiilm where he was engaged in some the exercises will begin proxnptly at M'
“Benedict Carter Chapter D ATR- ‘Vm Mrs. Merritt of South Main street, of
em, Thursday, February-13 at 3 9- m spent the week-end with his watts.
"How “was a passenger on the. Adriatic.
1i cablegram has been receivedaby _
. hrs in whose interests
Ing a course in trained attendance at rivedmereétodavato Writ lo- . '
“We are and mum-1mm in! bane.
“sic appreciate your Line service tor
our country. 1011 have represented
.uormtll; spiendidly.
Now that theamriseoverand y0u
are at .hemoitheuodflm still «autob-
es to be at aesvice to you in every
any possible.
Inst now we need-yout- help in pro.
(13.111511 Melanie hwefloll. 1W0!
want then-neofaueryname {ml-rum
horwalks .wno has been in the. ser-
Vtce. firms “on unit he published in.
.the local papers and will be of great!
assistance tn mre plans for cele-z
brating the Waning ofionr men. :
Please fill‘ outwit send in the or
7: 30 o'clock.
Dewitt R. Merritt Jr. son of Mr and
tired from France. Friday. and
He returned to Camp Mills. where he
.mectainmeceive his discharge.
The funeral of Andrew llersam.who
died at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
lfichael Coleman in Ridgefield. Tues-
day evening. as the result of a shock.
was held in. St. Mary’s Catholic. church.
-uuuocu registration card.
Rid field,F 'd v, 1. 9:30 . . Rev. Gmdhflym
1011:?!» Moorrl a; Si! Al ~ 'fl stuchurch I m” ‘ ltiOMP‘lON
. e o . oymu. . , R. H FITCH.
New Canaan. celebrpnt. interment
was in ‘Ridgefleld. The deceased was
highly respected and‘was one at the
oldest citizens of the town. He Was
born in Stahidorf. Germany, in July.
1838, and came to this countrv in 1"”
and was acontinuous resident of “New
Canaan umu'the past year, when he
made his home part- of the time in
Ridgefleld. and the remainder here.
He leaves a wife and one daughter-
Mrs Michael Coleman. and a son. J. E. .
Hersam ot' Hoyt street.
bu...u. 1.5. ”EDIENT,
Eitiwhb'l‘ r. M Grtb‘uOR,
Chairman.
Committee of the dome Service
cocoon Amuican Red Cross.
welcome Home Roll
Full name
uaze OI discharge ...................
uivlsion
wganunt
Company ..................
Rank ....... . . ......
urauch of service
...........................
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A--.Bt|.VI-\N RED CROSS
Home Sarwce Section ‘
25 ~Water or...
SEATTLE. WASH.. Feb. 7.-—-Seattle
today started its second day of a gen-
eral strike by Walking to Work on at-
tempt having been tirade yes" """’ r”
last night to operate the street cars
which have been idle since the onion
car men ran them to the barns 398“?“
day and joined the thousand" 6‘ ”be“
workmen who walked out yesterday.
Union =leaders sav thov look to
Charles Piez, Director-General of the
Emergency Fleet. Corporation to make
some move ‘to arbitrate the demands
01’ the striking 25.000 shipyardrwork-
the present
LUTHERAN LAD IES’
SOCIETY.
AID
~‘tiomsabout (arty being present.
strike was called. .adahorbbmtmootiagyat which. va
Marathon one flaw at
“who was-hoisted by midnight" Ger-
E__l
flee 01 the leme SterCe Section the?
bio-walk, Conn. '
'MRS. JOHN 'BRNKS ENTERTAINS
A very nloasant social hour was en- ‘
toyed yesterday afternoon by them an».
hers and friends of the Ladies Aid So.
ciety of St. .Eeters’ Evangelical. Lu-
theran church in.t.he assembly/mount"
the church building on Gedar street.
Thev‘splendid attendance proved that, ‘v
the anaconda aéwideawake omega:
After
which the hostess, Mrs. John Ballad
markets is that you ale-«not rum
to one or two molalsfijmt mu: sm-
ibis bargains in every departmw
"Mir big adv in chi-manur-
imdo, had so am Mm
passe-u imam] triour lawman
continuation. ”Them We will
be mm... file that “May in'
March.
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' Lift any Corn or Callus
*“Freezoae‘” is m
right off with fingers—40 pain!
corn stops 11 um unflichnt Lo rid your feet; of on")
' "rial-1 out. It 1 land (.1211 oil 1-1 111. or corn lmtv-W‘u
i ”9'" ' ..‘:c on, and ._1‘:‘.;1.i 2, without Sir;
I "”1 . . Try 1“! Kuhn-ob“; ‘
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SPECIALS FOR'THIS ’WEEH
MILK GHOG. .FILBERTS FINE ASSORTMENT 0F
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Pound box 64c. Bgund box 360.
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Pound box 44c 15c per box
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warm on an aching {tiny bottle of Froczone for a few coma
The beauty or buying at isolml.
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