‘
‘lvono rolv
._. -- -__’
l’
“w after a pleasant
‘mm ln'Balhel.
-_ . "no Thomas of Ne
7. as units of friends on;
fin town. looking ovér hill
11. Wheeler at Myrih‘mw‘
' ,n will the members' _
ludiiary of Christ bronchitis, at
7 ”My afternoon. . avenue.
”.1. Ken: is alloying a short}
gum in the third dis-
“ min aiew day; to afternoon.
09!! Heade. Md.
I“ m 421' l l ' "ma
1: ' was lw-rel as:
manure-aunt. Avenue Methodist 3"” m m
“”1188 REF. Dr. John Gowdy, loyed m e ewe g.
wfmonths in senice in France.
the AngloChinese college
mm. Mrs. Forget E.
”fie congregation wltl‘l
he Gantraltn solos.
twat at Center school Friday
night. which. in addition to the usual
lmoving pictures. included, music and
' lantern View.
The Wad Ladies' _Aid so-
ciety held a cake sale. Thursday after-
mammozofhlmH.A.Sw
field, which netted a substantial sum
for their treasury.
A community dance will be given by
young people of Nomton Heights at
the Heights Fire House, tonight, lllv-
Proceeds to be devoted to meeting
some of the company’s needs.
_ East Norwalk Im-
. If“ hold their
' “‘1 meeting tomorrow at-
- «our: film Community Hall. Sev-
denim of ignorance will be dis-
' W“! the future aciivitins of the
L‘ and”. film! by the members,
7 W 1 M is requested to at-;
The Lead
d (118‘
‘ 8' weekly 8441 Cross meet-
ingot” [hilt Narwalk Improve-
nm' ‘ ' 'on will be omitted this
_/ “he mint monthly meeting
3“ tamed n: dinner. Friday, Rev. Walter
L. Angelo, of White Plains, N. Y, who
preached last night in Mr. Richtcr’c
‘chnrch in Stamford.
George R. Smith of Brooklyn. form-
. , . «5" ., 1‘. ewttigt :zfldlhmtg‘ltn eriy of this town. Was here Friday.
. , em: .- v -
ijfizgctum at the East Ava 2:?!“ imprzvementsmtoh hi“?! 1?;
-vmilill “1‘1”” this "PM“. . umue mill-e. ' c .
mm scenic beauties or this wife, he expects to occupy after April
/ Isiah-u land will be depicted by 1,
m w“ ““4“ a” W“ “8 by Dr. Gilbert T. Smith, formerly or
the medicnl puff 0d Fitch’s Home, who
”3‘” description. The ser-
has been in was service, was in town
; m 0. Parsons of Strat-
' ”be! deemed for this evenv
yesterday. greeting old friends and
Mrs. Smith’s relutives at the Heights.
38' “talented vocalist will ren-
Bev. and InsJ’r-ice of the Methodist
durum 11 sales.
church have been advised by cable of
Annual. «unwise purl,» wags
O}!qu Melanie Am-nnmn Ill, her the Atrial. in France, of their daugh-
ter. Kiss Helen, who left about ten
m {M street. Way even-
daysuzoon them. to do Y. W. c.
w. ' W 51-05 were enjoyed by
A. vork. ,
At the Methodist church, this eve
8!,me 3 late hour, when re-
W were served, and the
mug. outline" of. the Elliot}? tongue
will be installed. W11 special music
m m It declaring Kiss
und address by W. T. Honey and AW.
Perkins. district leader of the centt‘n‘
w i very pleasing hostess.
ary movement of that denomination.
Harry Lowndes of Newport, torm-
MM wet the Mines Alice
A not,“ W. Verna Roberta.
7 ”‘9. Eden Wood, m4 Wood.
MW. Grace Lockwood.
‘ . , ad! of this town, whose wife died last
7‘“ Mel! Gummingu, Ade- Sunday at her parents’ home in
”PM In Ray Buttery, and Georgetown. has been V staying since
~ I“ ““- ‘- Am’finfiml- 11689” the funeral m. the home 0! hie parents,
I“! M W town He led Friday, accompanied
' ' , _ Fla-I‘ll”- You W. Able by his mother, {or his lonely home in
» mt“ Mule. W. Sim. the Rhoda island city,
'servlce. of the Noroton Presbyterian
church. Lieu. G. Frederick Stark of
Horde} Heights. recently returned
. . mow. their customary
. ' " ”and the sewing will not be
, any! moday afternoon. March
; . M.&o,lmme of Mrs. Frmlerlr-k
' afflwe ”Blue.
' , w Intel Johnson, Lil-
‘ Q W Edward 'Connelly. up, and Mrs. W. I. Lowndes of this
. N.“ load Gelm. ; Sunday, at 4 p. m.. at the Vesper
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RHEUMAIISM
. 6%
All!" 0!le .
W Aid society at the R0-
. ME Episcopal church
”A m supper tomorrow
_ “lulu. of
. meet and Daniel F. Tooz'ncy
file-u:- street. collided at the
(m and Raymond streets
' '11. 11619 We to either ‘
reuniting. Chittam turned out of Lu'mhago Hgldadl‘a
W street into Water and was Selatlca Sllfl NcCl-L
mouth when he collided with Mr. '
WI machine which was pl‘oceed- Lame. {BaCk Eamc‘m
”RM along Water street. Net-"ms TOOlhflCllc
133 ‘1?!“ :1 both cars vf‘ere Neuralgia Colds
t smug but to no serious Pain! Pain! Grippe
one-It. In: Chutam later drove to po-
“ headwaters where he reported What else offers relief so
safely? .Don’t suffer!
Adults—Take one or two
3“Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” with
.- n k Se "water; if necessary, repeat dos-
mm to as r- °
W link that a man had is. three times a day, after meals.
gmmwfisymme BW‘£’"'°"
. ‘7'. y .. street Patrolman Asplrin
W Gm on Germin- TM
- m dispatched to the
20“qu sizes. Buy
.—
fit. mAuu-eo m HALL-WAY.
A: “9013'? the name of Gray.
. .lllp police headquarters last
Lin-ill“ older, but the man had
' but” his arrival. The
molly frightened, but
. ly regular Bayer packages. Owned
"30 was able to give but a on . .
. p of her aasailamt who by MW Enhmly! '
but ml. in a: use: of Bayer Mumme-
hatnduo overcoat. l
lure of ”announced ester of Salicylicacid
{Median of Rowan3 F‘irstclass Private John Nixon 9: X0-
;roton Heights. urriVed today at Campgpm Cheater. N.
l Stuart. Va... after an absence of fifteen
i w'
Robert Gilchrist at Newton has beengrgm and am
summer grees.
Mrs. C. E. Richter is suffering from
bar home on Hmfleld "he smte m
l ‘ Mm. Mel-win ‘Syl‘lith entertained the
Friday Afternoon Vl'hist club yesterday
‘ The ladies, of the Congregational'fii‘:
I m the use of the pam:Wba of Bridgeport.
0- W. was being en:
A large audience enjoyed an enter-r
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Richter enter.
.Asia Minor and tho liberation of
from Fronds, after eeVeral montha' ex-V
experiences with
ting the trainings“ 933mm 01'
ah aviator in camp, on the sea and in
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RED MEN MEET
1N PORT CHESTER
Moi-walk We" mm Among the
« Vining churn
Cockenoe Tribe. N0. 32, I. O. B. H.
sent a delegation of 14 members to thel
i'bigllgathedng of members “T130: ‘2;
der as guest: of W
Y... m Sunni: eve-
}ning. when candidates from the undon-
lity 0f the tribes of Westminster Goun-
N. ‘l’., were initintol‘l in the W
' and Ch“ do
The work was done in 81. Ian’s
iHall b3 Grand Sachem of the New
state reservation and other! or
fi’erybody then was mind to the
.W’igwam of the lodge where a. nun?-
:tious suppex' was sewed by the mem-
‘gbers to 900 guests.
i A clever entemmt
on by a. W (m. Wm
l v
z
YOUNG GIRL IS
BURNED TO nEA'rn
WWW”
tween James Chanta- and William Van
scum. who were. passing, hastened to
aid the suflerlng girl, they were too
late. They succeeded in am
the blazing clothing, but not baton
she had been severely bdrm over her
entire body.
Paley DiPetro, Who was pacing.
was pressed into service and the girl
rushed to the hoopla; in In: car. At
this institution every possible don
“'21 made In ani“ her life. but in vain
and she passed away latelust evening
éas a result of her terrible hum.
. Her funeral ,vill take pines m-
row alter-noon at 2:30 from her late
home. and interment. vfllhemade in
St. Mary's cemetery.
{GERMANS RESUME M-1
1 TACKS ALL ALONGTHE,
t 1.1an 0N POLFS, AF-
; TER THREE DAYS’ or
- QUIET
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ell-stance she can see it her way to
mve.’ 7 .
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l PARIS. Sunday. March :2, via
Montreal.“le commlssmn on
Grcck affairs ‘\ ('Nll‘l‘day debuted at
1length the new situation to be ero-
latcd ll] Asia Minor. The general
plan adopted for the dissolution of
3th» Ottoman Empire is the total
elimination of that empire. the in-
lterllatiollulizatiml of Count-nth.
anlt- and the Straits, theficrention -
50f :1 Turkish state in them of
'31! nationalities from the rule of
.Turkcy.
As regards Asia Minor. the com-
llllhslflll agreed ill principle that
llli‘ strip of the coast between
gAvall and the Son, including Smyr-
§lm and Ephesus, shall be assigned
glluireece as an international man-
gllatury. '-
5 PARIS, Much 3,.—-The Peace
ZColli‘crellce Committee has estimat»
ml that $24,000,000,” in the
amount \l‘hcll the enemy countries
‘mlgllt in pay the Allied and A8-
sociatc Powers, says a Haves
'Agcllc)’ statement. today. France,
vigiyxr/Iilryll/
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“Kitchen work is nowapleasure”
FFICIENT housekeeping methods are as im- and precious enemy: It will make kitchen work a
pol-taut as capable business management. .chacure for you as it has for nearly a million and
Yet thousands of women continue to work under
conditions that are little better than primitive
while men are aided in their daily tasks by ducts
of time and labor~savinz appliances.
Busy men would not countenance the restric-
tions that kitchen labor imposes upon women. So
why should women. who comprise America’s bi!-
test industry..permit drudgery to take its toll
precious time and energy ?-
Homehold efl'iciency should begin“ with the in-
stubtion of the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. It will
save miles of needless steps. homeof wasted time
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington Street
2* half housewives.
This store is the home of the scientific Hoosier
Kitclm Cabinet. Come and see the many models.
Let us demonstrate their many patented conten-
itloes and exclusive features. Let us show you
how this Cabinet will actually out your kitchen
work hilalf.
Because of enormous irodnction. Hoosiers are
“crutch priced? The terms are equally pleas-
inn. One dollar puts any Hoosier to work in your
kitchen. Small weeklv payments take care of the
balance.
in
Phone 105
NEW HAVEN HOTEL IAN
LEHT IN GRACE PAWS"
succuuae TO mJunles
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NEW HAVEN. Mat. 3.~Chrlslopher
THE NEST WEEK
Ash Wednesday. morning prayer, li~
A. lcuughlin. propflemr of the Hotel may and peoitential office at 9:30.
‘To new In wonx t
. or AMERICANIZATION:
Spam Sermons canard”! Requested!
The state department or American-l
fixation has requested the clergy of the;
state to m Sunday, lunch 9 as!
Wm“ Sunday, by devoting
{according to the statement,
de-
mands illllnelliate payment by the
enemy of $000,000,000, part in
gold, part in materials and part in
Am here, died yesterday on a re ; Holy Communion and address at 10:30.
suit 01 injnles sustained when he was 5 Evening prayer and address at 5380.}
struck Mt Wednesday by an automo- Confirmation instruction at 7:30.:
on: drlvu iy Clnrleo 3 and}. mur- Thursday the Holy Communion u 3:39.l
(our for 311 widen-taking firm. Sikon Friday evening prayer and litany at
all (I M of their lemons to the Mg
alliance of the work of converting
the weigh-born into loyal American
citizens. The department‘s letter to
the. Clergy says that Governor Mal-run
childmfiom
You just can't keep
foreign securities, and recommend-
ing that the remainder of the
amount payable in a period of
from twenty-five to thirtyofive
years.
OMSK, Sunday, Feb. 23.~The
[Council of Ministers of the Omsk
GOVt‘l‘lllllt‘ut is elaborating a plan
for the immediate election of a.
Kolcllllk's trip tn the front is said
to have produced good results,
lually implements of the popula-
tion heretofore indifferent giving
more llt‘ill‘l)’ support to his reg-
lme. '
' As a l‘f‘killll of independent act-
ion taken by General Scmcnoff in
the (‘hita district, and ullegedlv
With a View to combating possible
(-lalms by foreigners growing out
of concessions and special privi-
ilogos offered by General Semolloft‘
rthe Omsk Government has' dc:
claret] all acts of Semenoff void.
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—-Beglllnin; thl week 'tll'e Brewer «El
Malone Feed Co, will make, free def
liveries at large or small orders of hav. 2
grain, feed and poultry supplies to?
Rowayton eVery W'ednesday. ’Phone I
194-2. l
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Rev. “’illiam E. Hooker. of Portland, ‘
Conn, formerly rector of St. Matthew's _
Wilton otrlclated at Trinity church on t
Sunday, and today visiteda number of
old friends in this vicinity. 1
‘1‘"
is under bonds for appeaanoe before 'i.
the coroner“ .
[vices will be on Sunday at 1:30.
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I Mothers! '
An Appeal For Your Children
a
Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the phyiic that mother inaictcd Oil—{RSiOT
nil. salts or cathartlcs.
How you hated them. How you fought them.
you dreaded their after—elites.
That was all wrong, but then nobody knew better.
How
{With our children it’s «lifi‘crcnt
:The day of harsh phynécs is over.
(\Ve don’t force the bowels now; we coax then}. :-
M’e have no dreaded after-effects.
'And the dose is a candy tablet.
.......,...
’Mothers who cling to the old form of physic simply
lion”: know what they do.
- The children’s revolt is Well-founded. ,
.Thcir tender bowels are harmed hplheul.
~The modern way is to give a guide laxative more
frequently. To keep the bowels always actryjc.
:T he best method is Camrets.
h
Cascarets are candy tablets. M 3
‘ Children love their pleasant taste.
. «They cost only 10 cents a honour}?! 7
for childrcn’S'dosage at all ages. Babies too!‘ .
Give Cascarets, then don’t worry-4123 never Wt.
The 8M3! Lenten preaching per-
H. Hambudnidnrd MJEissell.
“rum 1! the Connecticut State
Wmntfiundh‘p' filo Ix
‘MM‘M.htywmh-=Ulhufy
l of Mouse and of the stale demonic: with 00*. cold-.cnmp,
zmrédmhmh I W, . igee. 1113“: oil! core Worm-chili: folio-h; ll.
,0” to n-x—lmt ecorgyw F010 ’8 Honeya
. . .,.. . _ z nd Tar
' (ea-ply with I liment s 1 (port. ”in“ l tohnve'hen ”m.
r—---~~ -- >-—- ‘5 _ ——~~ ~~—-—~ tame)». cold wet. meeting and
j 00% “Mathembelwnrm elm:
‘ in menu rout an -rcvenu m u
y l W n.3,...- ““5. , unfit: from the'weuin Pond chill. " I '
5* k. . rm.n% no cola . x' ‘ «Mn-E 1W Cowic-be,w..l,flw..z.. -.
bung. used will all. may. I F 'I “Mo-6T“ in the befitting? mm
$3 uku'gl'fifieg '. kink-I'll“. lulnylkeevlf‘iulltlatu.
IIIII'D ‘ IE I A0 mumwcou‘.
mum - “flu-m Stillmmll Corporaticn-
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. , "' "l
‘ woman 11: HER more:~ .
9 t.
,1 . when a new set of fill‘nlllll". '
' river. from Angevine's store ‘
. pecially if it’s a no“: (llan'
' :/ ' ’ room set. Then she Will mlmw
.‘ 1 u L 5...
diately have a dinner party.
all her friends can admire hr
‘ 1 choice. “’ell, ii the furnitul-l
comes from here, you can di-
pend on their agreeing with
your good taste. Only the very
best in our stock.
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