, 11111111111111 in mag-as. strip-
dotted Swiss scrims and mat-
es New designs in crctonnes
draperies; Also window
E K BANKS
mono Hotel. West
Miami: 11111-111111
mums“ FORECAST.
1' Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
“ht and Friday; strong northeast.
119. The pressure is high along
northein border from Montana to
no and low along the Mexican bor-
. the Gulf and South Atlantic
Cloudy weather prevails quite
orally in the eastern districts. The
ion during the last few days is now
moving out to sea. Another disturb-
“ca is central this morning over Mich-
151m. The temperature is low in the
orthwestern districts '1\ illismn, N01 111
Dalton), reponed i'ou1 degiees below
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
t‘emperature: llizh. it“: lnu'
Cily News;
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A [r1112 will oiforing oi the W. C. '1‘.
13.. will be held 11111111611311 :1111-1'11111111 :11.-
the home of Mrs Thomas 17111311111
1111 Stevens 511911. [1-1- 1-1'1-11111 :1". l
cake will be sol'vml. '
,, ‘tor‘s Drug store. Friday al‘H-rnuuu,
Employes ol‘ ll11- Ann-1111111 111111.21;
7 Exprcsn compun) :11'11 W1 tzl'ilifiz 111.\'
cap badges whi1-l1 hut" .illsi lmrvn 11-:
111180. The badges 111111 11111 inch-.1"
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ihc (mm. ol' the 11111.4.
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The special 1111+?!an of 1111 Ladies .
Aid sock-{v 111 me 111111 .111- 1111111111 1'11 '
.iscopul chum-l1 w hich l111l l11'1-11 s12
ldulml for veslowizu 11210111111111. l1.:'
been postponed 111121! tomorrow “T11“:- f
noon 111 3 01101111.
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~~-Gr111'el 111511511151 at 1131111101111 Bros
,a.-.-.-1_‘~.
The usual 111111 night 11:15 un'1':_11-.i1
. last eyening at the 31111111 \0111 11' 1‘
'_ club by a large number of memlu 1:_’
who later p.11'tool1 01 ”11- l11s1y 1i11b
lunch which was served. (‘onra‘d l'
Frey was 11113111111] tho prize for 1112..
J‘
ed reputation and was awwlod Hie
consolation mine ~""ll'm Light of the
' (:1 penny box of suf1- ly mat! h"
FOSS-.— QUALITY CHOCOLATES
200—$1.25.
;;{.Stilison-Powell Corporation
' South Norwalk
91%.:72'... -_-..-_--._
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DON "1‘ TAKE THE
CHANCE
1 If you put such docu-
13111159 and a. great deal of
red. tape to replace a. lost
abstract, stock certificate
a": bond.
is would put you to ex.
ants, in a
SAFE DEPOSIT BOX "
in this bank, there is no
mgcr of losing them, 01'
91
can.
dicturbancc which has been causing.
oudy and 1ainy 11 eather in this sec-g
night. a box of ('igarH. 11'l1il'1- ‘l'lajm ’- '
l 2 ivy place.
i
8 SOCIETY
and Pers6nal
i NEWS
“NORWx. I .5“
LlNDEBERG—BROWER
Mr. and Mrs. William Brewer.
Romh Norwalk. on March l9. 1919.
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'1111-nls 11'1'1'0 served the evening was
:Scutla met with Mix's Young and 1111:».
559111911 list with :1, number of 1mm!
5111-111 in dancing singing. 9112. and 1h“
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‘39. Fair. i .
’ A”..- -_.-_ _ 7 ,-.. ' _’ .1. 111111 was kept up to a late hour. ‘ 0"
1.\lund11y filming the Sisters of 2'11
' muww
1L:11l_1'M('L111-hlan Lodge. Daughters \
Q11n11 beautiful 211111.111“ cumming
light Miroshnmnts tho friends took
lpax'l in mum's. singing and dam-ingfi
:f1l1's. Sprague gave an exhibition of
fancy (lam-in: and also (011k part in
film Sailors 'lmm' ope and 11:1 lx'ish l1:.r
New York ci-iy. announce the mar’riasc ,
of their daughter Louise to John Ar-i
lhux' Lindebcrg. of New York and-
011 Saturday evoninz a: the. home of '.
her parents many of the friends of Miss .
Amelia S. Young met to give her a;
farewell pal'tv before she sails oa'l'l)
next week for Britain. when» shs- is u _
be married lo Lieutenant Thomas Rule.
oi" the Cameron Highlanders. The.
gathering was hizhlv successful and
hunch enjoyed by all. After 1111113511.:
with two of 1191' pupils. M's. .\l1i..21(l1!unv
1"Staml'u11l rm behalf of 1:19 ummbms
ln' Sister Mum: and 1? ished hm (‘10- l»
=spec-11 and every happiness in her new
~pl11-1'11 11115.5 Young replied 7'11 3 1's: 1'
‘7 » . in a Yer) 11"!11111 llzllv spec-11 paid'
——;\112 "'h l‘ll't lo. (.‘1 21: 1 S' l 17 {:1 .\'- ' .
11.1 i ‘ d .1 ‘ ‘ {tribute in tho wmk done for the lodge.
l.=_1:)11,\'111:mn111' and the pae'ty broke on
.1111": sinnin': “Allld. Lang Sync-3’
;' 1mm 11 ’r»1.1'(-!1-i1li-~r :‘l'l; 1.. . ~.
3‘3 a d a " " d ‘ ‘ “Q 11111.» ”1 First 51-13-1111! l‘hllll' 31911111111 '5
‘spvmling 11 five 11111' furlouzh a! his
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homo in South Norwalk. ;
Serra-11m 1ir-rriam left this c'iiv with
the nufxn of tho Sixth 001111111113: 21111.11
his Emu-n sta: ioned at Full Ten-1 evcl
since. ”1- is now tho only membux'
111’ the Tweli' 11' company. 't‘lie' entire ;
their figsl wedding an‘lvéfmi today
and 1m) 1111' 111111" 1l11 bk—‘Sl of wishes
1mm mm 11 1.1121111 friends.
R1- lnhn A Sluplelon {lxl‘iVPd ‘11
11.11211 y'eM1-1'1l111 from New York. “bore
lw is 1,11 112 1- '11. 1-1121121-11 in lmornu—
li11nal '1'. .\l. l‘ .\.. work. 1t 15 pos
Him:- that Mr. Slaphnon‘s mmilx 11'11'1
Crocke‘tt sustained his 111'1-1'111usly~euv'11» ., " '
1'1si1l1- in South Norwalk 1l111'in': H11
'snminm' 1111131'1l1s
3111mpanv being transeieréds Sergeant»
and 3111's 31911311111 are celebrating,” ..
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1'“
Tim Miss-=1. 111-5511 and Ella Lind?» j
be“; and 1'9. X. .\. Bennett are 511131111
ingr the (1111' in New York. :utoml‘nr.
tli: 111:111'iu;.1 111‘ 1‘111»'11' brother. John
\l'ihm' lo M1.»— lU111~1 21111114“. 111' NM!
York oil}.
\l1's.(11>1n":1aMndcbm of lmnm
mam.) Now :1111 is spvnding 1111-1lz1x‘i11
Now York. 1111111111111211111 1111111i121 11:
her hushnnll': “brother. John .\11l1u.
Linrla'sborg to Miss Louiso 81111111"
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111:4 roturnml homo '1'11'1111 :1 six 1n»1-k.~'_
Rubcrl M1-Allister. £111.. has returned
‘ to his 11111114n in Spring shrew-t. al‘l'm'
[spending 111“ winter months in 1130‘
soulh 1111911? he 11111141411 extensiveb
Gem'go- L. Woodwufl lréasurer of
the Smurf Norwulk Savings Bank,
.101” of the 31111111». during: which. hv'
.1'isi1ml 111811) pint-011 o! ink-141.41.
spent. yestm'dav in New York on busi"
TIP-SS.
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BEN-M11101 (“lll'isliun Swain. 111411 ’11"
'vaark. N. .1'.. on 11 business. 11-131, 11-3.
terday.
Mrs N. A. Bemu‘lt of W‘illimamic.
ls.vislting 1191 brothm and sisters 1111'
Mr. and Ah .8 1-1111'1111] Mead wow 1'is1 3
loss in New Y'mk 1." ty, ycslvrdafi'. :1
Judge )fauricé Land of New York
citv is spending the day in town.
COMPLETING TRACTORS AND
TANKS”
WASHINGTON. March 20.~—~A.nny
: plans for completing 8,467 tractors
-~ and 1,065 flanks contracted for befpre
' che armistice, are shoym in a review
~02 outstanding contracts made public
1 { today by the War Department: The
5-. tanks include 15 of the small three-
1 "ton type. 950 o} the six-ton type of
{which 436 had been deliv'ered before
deliveries or'mhich had been
ab 17;. and 0119 hundred of the 30-11111 '
1.. A a-.- ..
I, therefore. main cm upm_ ' v.
the people of the United 681111.: . s 1.
to make even more [manila '
contributions than thy have
made heretofore " 3" ’ to
help reestablish thcchancicnt
_andsorclyoppmscd ”0916111....de ' ‘ ‘
their former homes on a s'elf- ' M g
supporting basis. ' '
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'1 THE wan": HOUSE
29 November, 1918
' ' “' I hey s
RESIDENT WILSON has 215de 211111ch-
cons to rally gcncrously to the support of the
Committee for Relief in the Near East.
and children, the victims of Turkish lust and brutal-
ity, are starving and dying.
There is only one possible source of help--
America. The other nations of the world can scarce
bind up their own wounds. Upon what we do—
you and I—dcpcnd the lives of thcscmillions of
helplcssl’womcn and Children. They must not perish
‘-—thcy shall not perish. -
Where Your _Money Goes
Give! Every penny of everydoflsr you 111".
goes to relieve the suffering of some starving
refugee. None of it is used for administrative
expenses either here. or abroad. These, even
to the cost of cabling the money—are met
privately from funds especially solicited for
the pumose. During the past year the Com-
mittee has spent in actual relief work $50,000
more than it has received in contributions. the
difference representing the interest on daily
balances. ~
' Themoneyiscabledtqthefieldthmghtho
American State Deparhnenhand inadmissistered
there by United States Consuls, American
mm“. doctors, and other responsible amt:
already on the ground and thoroughly familia-
with the needs.
No db‘ect money aid is given.
The nccd is urgent. Four million refugee women , over 900,000 refugees who otherwise would have
not Perish”
The Government has asked the Committee for
Relief in the Near East to undertake the rescue
work among these victims of Turkish oppression.
During thc past year the Committee “has cared for
perished.
There are now 4,000,000 dependent upon the
Committcc for relief. Of this number 400,000 are
childrcn, many" of them little more than babies,
Whose parents have died of privation or been
murdered by the Turk.
To carry on this work a minim: 111 Of $30,000,000
is needed immediately. '-
What Your Money Buys
. The fundsare used for tbepurchoseof food.
clothes, and other shpplies absolutely essential
if America is to save these stricken. Eastern
peoples
MANNING will feed and clothe for six
months three million refugees, all in desperate
need, and an entirely dependent upon American '
aid for the bare necessities of life.
In addition, it will notore to their homes the
exslc’ inEgprtbeCancuusugPeI-siaan
mdishictsofTurkishEmpis-e.
hwiflbnyneéfammplm' to,“
sheepbemb-leflmbobecomoam’
dam-1' elf-summ people. 111111.,
miscarned' Whthcpresent
willmthm’ ' aywmedfimeornofurther
[moot-Me.
Every dolls: subscribed
met “
~ ' All funds are cabled
. .mw“ .
1 17min a-day,$5.00amondi,$60.00 ayeuwiflkeepono
floatathekefiefWosk ‘ cfthescunfortunohsdivc. Camunlessflnnonefife?
file I
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inc! - (live .
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so.”
Makc your contribufions payablc m
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