EAST NilllWAlli
’ Alli “EXERCISES
'l‘hn l'Iz-wcrih 11011211" 111' 1110 E1151
Avenue M. 1-; 1'-‘.1urch are observing
fWIn-My-(‘huuf wee‘k this W1 ek. B1»
ginm'mr 1111s ueninz sen'ir-cs will be
held f'vei'y ('venin': except Saturday
Speakers from 1110 other chu1'1li1-s of
the town. and fraud neighborin': to“ n,-
- hove thll 111111.11. 31111; .'-p1 1-1111 .1111:
'agrviccz-t planned 1:1111'11 1111:111. All
.a» young people. and all in lilLt'l'S 111‘ 1111-
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church and conmmegaiion 11"1- 1'01'11111113'
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the Back: 1:}:1 r ' Son-.11" 1:11 11‘1'111111'
Clark, 111' the Ron'uiion liiipii<1
church.
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DUSTIN-sis. Man 111 11 '.'hi'islmii bin-uk-
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Afteruazds 111-1'111110 1’11'11" Speaker,
Rev. J ‘i.=1.~i.1;1.l, l l'. 11; Humor.)-
neck.
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. sauces.
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talk
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(iutlllllt' 1111' Mill
'. 111w ave.
"71 “30111" (in
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11110, 11.11? 11 11:11:11: 110 11"1-11 for sin-.1111:
Tht' p111'1'h:1.;1- price 1:; llndwrflnnti to
be $251111. .-\ 11111111111 111‘ 1111- 111111111111;
would 111- donated in 1111- 11'} 113' 1118
conigany 1'111' 1101-11111 illlill'UVI-I‘Jt'ilT“ in
that vicinity. 111111 its purpose \roiilzi
insure sl'atinz for 1111- 111111111- 111111112
the winter months This piojer'l 111:1?
take 11011111111 sliaiw next \‘1-111'.
You. 1' [10111110 (111 1111'. 111151 Side. :1nd
,in South Ncirn'alk, iiitcrt-rticd in rais-
ing a 3'1“” fund to 111111-10 repairs to 11111
Mill Pond :11'0 considcrin: 1110
holdinz 01' .1 number 111‘ clam-c: to raise
money for 1111- work, I‘m-mission may
also be rc-ums'tmi fmm 1110 Hoard, of
mtlfatitm to ask Til" school cliiidi'r-n
to contribute a sum of mom-v
each to go toward exiwnscs. Individu-
al subscriptions Teft with
Adolph (‘anavcii of Canavarie,
fruit store on the I-Tast Side, or sent
to The Sentinel. ['nlcss decided in-
terest is shown in the fund at once,
those interested will abandon the
scheme for repairing the dam to make
tuning possible on the pond this win-
161'.
LUNCHEDUNTER’WNL
BE FEATURE TllNlliHT
AT EllMNUNlTY "All
lmont: the features— of the dance to
M held in Community Hall. tonicht.
Illiili,
small
110,
the
may
'mder the auspices of the East Nor-
"walk Tobbacco Fund. will he a llini‘h
_ counter “11- re i'efreslinIPnIS and tasty
lunches will TW $111111 Mrs. Robv'it
. E. Morrison in ('llairiilan of the com-
llihee in chargi- of the. counter. A
Ila-.39 fruit cake. donated by Mrs, \i'.
in. Aryault. has. been presented 1‘10
:Iunce committee. Grace Ermhers' 11r-
jebmtra, of four pieccs. viii] furnish
.,.ulc Tor 'lrtncin: and will plav con—
certs durin' the evening. Final 11r-
Mments fare been pr-i'fecli-d .111
nuke the event a most pir-asin: nth-'1'.
and prat'tit'allv 11111- 1-ntii'e community
a
I’l'll-"tt’lls “ill ll? dPVtiiétl T0
the building of :1 sidewalk in front of
wflamirmiunity 111111.
yAR HEROES OF
' EAST SIDE W'F-RE
HONORED TODAY
-“flends admins and ncizlihovs oi‘
. are East Nonvalk younz mat who
their lives in the s'ervit-e 1.1 1111-11-
17 duriniz the war. «71‘?! imprefi—
'. ' honored today, Armistice Bar.
Community Hall on Van Zant
was tilled 111 over fiovrint: with
t Sid: residents. Mrs. (Teorze E.
1.)..mpresident of the Fast
1 k inmorveme'nt Association,
Mr 4. Thompson introduced
llamas E Swan. of
,,
Trinity
,1er and in France The invocation
mud by Rev. Henry E.
pastor of it: hit Norvnlk
“’.‘—M“
o
and sum, the Star Spangled Banner.
Pl
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m 80m NORWAIK m m
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“as a great. toachei. He had the rar;
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ll‘iVI‘ memo 181 “9-96 Will be painted est capacity for making men think i 1
_knew b3 the time that l hndn' t waned
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liar-um. Timid \Voeil and llowu'd B n?
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l , Mrs. (“harks Andrews.
:1 vcocii 1nd visitor with 1'2'1ati\e>' 1,“).
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ization will rem-11'1-
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l1011;13'111 l'Z:..~'1 Norwalk to stand as per-
five
heme-1. The-3' are:
Prter ‘.oldszein.
young
‘ .\11111n1l::en. Albr-l‘?
of
\"ilS
on the East Side.
"TC-‘Slt‘ l'.‘ liter." :1 throw-111115111111
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pulp schooner.
Frederick
Brimol.
l<')("r“;'lii'e with a first class mind.
:therc war-
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111-111 in 111" East avenue 31. If. t‘liurc‘i
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daughter of \lr.
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4 Hawkins
Miss 1.13111?! F’Plt'.
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North Stamford—Stine:-
Accidents.
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Hospital wi.'h a fracturt-d 14;:
an accident which occurred Sun-
11:111'1101111 11:1 the Post Road, Hour
Scout-111 was riding on u
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Mr. Moreliou3e Hurt 1n Collision.
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sci'iously
Mirroring
past few
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the
l-‘runk Sic-V0114 11:15
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days.
The Walter Stevmrt Company has
place-d two handsome signs. with
raiscd 1:111 letters on a black back-
ground. on the store :11 1111- Post Road
and Railroad avenue.
Miss N. E. Siiriver of the Post Road.
who was just able to be out doors
again after a ten-days” illness, Had the
misfortune 111 fall. :1 few days 3gp.
hrcuking one 111' the bones of the wrist
of lit-T right
face.
Miss Mills.
(‘Q—illt‘l'
arm and bruising
of ‘110 teachers at
school_ while using a piper
trimim-r. Friday. put llt’l‘ finger when)
1211- should have gone, and the
knil'c fell upon 11,
portion o1 ticsii.
['F‘)[l!(‘ or
(in?
paper
taking off a small
Youn." 1111- .\'oroton Pres-
b3tvr111zl' (‘1:111'111 will give
1-v1-ning at 1111- Sol'lim's'
Ir'n ll.::l11s. Friday cvcninz. Mus
liai‘ubara “Wed. organist, and Miss
Kadilecn Mulvaney. soprano soloist
of the church, will be in charge of the
1-n10r1ainn11'n1.
The Darien Committee of the Red
(tress of which Edwin F. Weed of
Connecticut Island is treasurer, with
.\ii'.:. (it-orze H. Noxon. who is one of
the moving spirits in the canvass for
renewal of membzi'sliips, i'upoit
splondid proL'res's to date, but an: 11 is
desu'cd this year to excel 1111 previous
racords, it is hoped 1-v11r3' residen’ of
1111- town will s1 nd a dollar to either
Mis. Nomi“ or Mr. \"eed for the
year's invinlx-isliip 1lue.-, as an expres-
on the anniversary
The local organi-
one-haif of all dues
11.r 1111- Iwcrk of this town.
liarien people will be “specially in-
musical
Nero-
a
Home.
gratitude
war's 0nd.
sion (11'
U 1111-
tei'1-sted in an article. which appears °
in the American Magazine for
tinder the 11111-
11111: Ready to Live
MacFarlunP. which is a brief auto-
biography. and possesses a peculiar
local interest from the fact that in re-
lating his
101'
{AH-'3
“is—and Just Get-
b3' Peter Clark
experiences
the ministry. Mr.
a splendid tribute
\an Kirk, Hi. 11., now rector
Luke's thui't'h. Noroton. but in
.in preparing
)IacF‘arlane
H11 11m
01 51.
ihtse da3's oi' the taculty of the Ini-
mkvr of the occasion, who was,
volsity of ('alitoznia.
“All this
Mr.
lane via-lies: while I was
going ten miles on a street car each
1
“fawn-11,3 regular army chap,week—da_v morning to the theological
who saw service at the MexicanEsemimUU
'my study.
The trolley car became
I read the Greek New Tes-
Lament through upon that jarring w
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1:1'1 simian John Q. Tiison. who
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to the Rev..
MacFa r- i
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that what
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many sides. and that there were gaps
11d roofless patches in 1110 giruciur'.
or wlia'bcvci' I have Men 11!? 10.1111
the obligation to H. '.'an
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Kirk.“ so great 1 at
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U S. REFUSES TO PAY FOR COAL
1T DIVERTED FROM
WALLINGFORD. CO.
Palmer Sues No Liability
mg Carioad Already Paid for to
Insolvent Waterbury Cor-
poration.
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sum-.1 and (ll‘v‘e'i'it'd by
111 the Connecticut
Manufacturing Corporation
was recently
L Ii'v't rmnem
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work but ihd‘l’t'af'lel
111311130111 and unnb1e to rein-
1110 “'ailace (‘oiupmuz Natural-
11111ked to
1110 price oi
11111 the claim ('ould n01
Tin-3 appealed to (‘on-
which soon
bursv
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be r111 ognlired.
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property its own use Without
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ALLEGED TO HAVE SOLD
SOLD 3.03 BEER l
Str afford Liquor Dealer Held by Unit
ed States At :thorities
Louis P111111'ac1'111 11 liquor
Stafford Springs. bad a hearing bol'ore
l niied Stat-w commis: loner Frederick
.i, (or'bett yestefidas, undo? a com-
plaint which charged he sold beer in
violation of 1111- war-111110 prohibition
regulations. The beer was said to
have contained 2.“ per cent. alcohol
in “'01th and 3.03 per cent. alcohol in
volume. it “as bought by an azent of
the bureau investigation of
l'nited States Dcpartment of Justice.
\\'1lliam A. Kim: appeared for Da'Edrac-
('hi. The man was held for trial in
the next term of the l'nited States
Ilictrict Court in this city in December.
and he provided bail for appearance.
POUL_ET COVERS 1000 MILES
11' v H 2...]?
Monday. Nov. 11. menu?
I’oulct. 1110 French avimen has already
(oven-d more 111311
111111! of 111-: 11111111 from Paris to Mid-
bourne, Australia.
News has reached Paris ’.Tiat 1110 avi-
:1ior arrived s. felx :11 B11 'dad on Nov
111111 1111-111llov1'in5: morning be
7.115; mil-s without stop to Bush
:11 the Iizitish Arr Depot
111- 1-.o'1- 011 1111- 111st uncc in sTx hours
(If
PARIS.
3. and
flow
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and 11' 13' minutes. (in the morning of
.\’o'.'. T 1’111111-1 141111-1011 toward India
{:kiiiinz 1111- Pen-1:111 Gulf. His next
;:top will ‘11- Iinndnr Abbas.
Your eyes should be examined at
least every two years
should be adjusted at more frequent
intervals. Not only should they fit your
nose and if you wear spectacles should
the bows" rest securely behind your
cars, but they should remain in front
of your eyes so adjusted that the ex-
111'1 center of the lens is in juxtaposi-
tion with 1h1 center of your eye pupil.
Avail 3'0: trstlf of our services.
TH A'ME Rt
Optometrists and Opticians
bin-111.1 an 7'.
in Switch. 1
the gov- .
the coal but 1
took ,
iiiés'
.11 111 .
dealt‘t' of
the,
3,000 miles—one,
blue the
11mm or nation-widr- and at local fame.
, but your'glasses,
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l for women to keep' in pcrfm t TIC.‘ .1111. $11 '1'.
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ing the appcimruiid L’t'cpin: 1111'
bmlv up to the punk.
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can be so
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WORK TO SECURE
RATIFIC ATION
Continued From Pa: 9 One
‘.—
‘iu
. Thcrc has never her-int convention
:in 1111 memory which has promised so
:Wt‘ll in advana.lr1-i'n the present
outlook we cxpt'ct 1111-1' :00 delegates
and a very large, additional group of
interested friends who have told us
lthey planned to 11111-1111. This convcn
tion brings out a (minus contrast.
that is, the tremendous interest or the
public in what we 1111- doing. frivndly
cooperation whirl. m- 111110 had from
both National (‘omniiiioes with "1301.!
we have been in consuim communica-
tion (the Democratic Naiional Com-
mittee supplied senator Pittman and
‘Mrs. Bani-1, as speakers {or the mass
._.».~:L‘ .—
' .
znllllPt'F.
lslalv
_:‘ll)l.llli§‘>‘ 01' Republicans toward “'Olll"
"1m s-ui‘lrage. “
who have acuplcd an invitation to be 3
present :11 1111- dinni-r are Colomli
Isaac LT'lnian. New Haven; Hon. (‘lif-
ion! 1;. . Wilson. Bridgeport: Judge'
.1111111 11. Light. South Not'walk: Hon.
()tville ll. liiplc). \Vinsted: .iudg'
Harrison ll. Freq-mam. Senator John
11. Dillon. Huntington: Senator (film—n
K. \\'illiamsnn. 118111-11: Hon. Samuel
(‘. Shaw_ Bridgeport; 5011:1101 Flint-1‘11;
meeting, and the Republican commit-I
tee supplied Mrs. 11111131111 1.: a spanner
for the \Vednesday Vim dinnei i. and
friendly support 01‘ large numbers of
"nten prominent in both panics as con-
trusted against the continucd opposi-
tion of a small reactionary group who
at present control the Republican
party.
' "This convention will settle some
.vitally important question for 11w rub
,frazc movement in Connecticut.
it will b1- competcni to settle them 59»
cause it will be made up of Women
who represent ev e13 section of the
s1a1e.(-roups are planning to (‘00)?
113' motor and by ttain. firends oi «tuf-
.frage are coming from New York and
Massachusetts.‘
l One of the guests at the convention
will be Mrs. Arthur (‘1.
10n,slster or Miss ludingtm'i. who is
111 member of the executive board of
the Massachusetts l/Jague of “on
an Vote”.
The convention. besides bringing a
dame number of (‘onnectitut women
110 Bridgeport. will also bring an un-
lusuall3 fine group of'fiieakers or na-
'lionai reputut" on into Connecti9ut.
Perhaps the moat important speaker
on the program. bowrvcr. will coni—
pleasing feature of being
That speaker is Honorable “’iliiam
Taft of Ncw Haven. who will make
his maiden suffrage speech \Vetlnes-
day night at the Republican dinner.
when he will tell why he 111-111-105 the
Republican party in (‘onnecricut
should get behind ratification of the
Federal Suffrage Amcndnu-nt,
Othcr importan: speakers
protzram are Senator
chada. Mrs. (ii-orgi-
ilolford Knight.
on 1111'
Key Pittman of
“ass of (‘hicazm
a prominent English
barrister. all of whom will address
the Thursday evening mass meeting.
MESS Julia Lalliiou 111-1111 of the Fed-
eral Children‘.= itureuu. and Dr. Alice
Hamilton. 1111- first woman instrulior
on the Harvard 111111113: who Will
speak bcfore 1211- .\.rn1\'1-r5;ar3' 1.1m-
chcon on Friday, and Mrs. Fletcher
Dobyns oi" (‘iiir-ago, “110 will speak
W'ednesdav evo-nim: with Mr. Tait on
the responsibilitj» 1.1
.par13 toward “own :1 suffrage.
The tonic-noon will open tomoriou
morning at 1: 01'1it'k at the sun 11a:-
lor of the lion-l 11110 1111 ball loom
has been out in iiadiness tor the din
ner which will 1.13:0 place there 111.!
evening. Mrs. 81.111114 (‘. Shaw chair-
man oftlie local (onuntion commit
tee.
will give the welcome to Lridge
port. Mus.- -'Ernes1 Thompson Eeten of
Greenwich will 1.111- the response.
Alter the appointment of committees
by the mul‘em Miss Winston. the
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the sum or $111 for his sot-1 111-s and Six.
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Mr. Taft who will speak just follow-
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Republicans 3111 be present to
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B. liongh. “'ushington. (‘onu.
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RULING 1N ALiEN CASE
BRIL'CHPORT. Nov ll As.
the law. an silicn is entitled
(inc-half the recula“
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services in connection with 1111' case.
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Atouch of Autumn in the air brings home the 1 act
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