" 3?:
‘mnwwvn a
lnoculsillon of
5:: 1101131110311 '1, 19112”
To Check Disease
H111 n
Sweeping Medical Campaign Under Way
Epidemics ii: Russia-
A. R. A. Feeding of Children Continue:
'0330 which even include the filtrat-
xwvlflun.’
3
l
1
An excellent address in which the
picluresque Island of Ceylon was de
scribed by Rev. William Sinclair, pas-
{tor of tlie Scotch Presbyterian churCh
in Newton, featured the semiannual
meeting of the‘TO'WIS , Union Kings
Deugh‘firs, held yesterday afternoon
at the Home for the Aged 119mm
cf the various Officers of the organi-,-
zalicn‘ showed the Home for the Aged
to be in fine financial condition The
reports furlher shQWEd the excellent
progress made duling the pasI six
mDnths. 5
It was “Hanest’ 1333‘ at the Home
1015 the Aged. The occasion was
such that scores of people took 09.;
.. pcrtunity to visit and inspect the?
home durin g {be day. They found‘
the Home for the 55Agg‘ed 311 .plendid
shape and the inmates happy 3d
1 cozolormble.
The meeting, itself, openefl at. 3
1»: o‘clock in the afternoon with My; I. 00
Davis, president of the m ganlzation,
in the chair. The £1151 mailer
business was the readiuz; 0. 1w Ute
Among the reports road were those of
the secrreary. Ilim..5iierlsezt 0 Po].
lard; the treasurer, 111s. 301111 C.
Sherman; the Chairman of the. Eu.
tenainment committee, .‘fl'l'S. Robert
W’ayf the chairman 02' 1111.5 5:01:30
committee, Miss Ella Byxbm 311:1 51210
matron of the heme. Anss Anna
Staub. Miss Stanly-S report was of
particular interest showing as, i: did
the large amour” .5 of farm produce
mlsed in the farm (lurin: the past
summer $836011.
5 Mrs. Davis. then introduced.
l‘mv well chosen wards,
with a
lze\'.§..‘5‘;l‘. Sin-
clair. For three years, Rm; "Mr, Sin-
clair was connected with the 0111025.
iel‘orm church on thel Island 0!“ (Toy—
.on. He gave a wondexjml doem’ip-
Lion of the island, 1' s poop: 15 and its
1.151011108 He spoke ol me wonder-
:l’ul roses raised 0111119 Island; told
of the fine Water system in which
water is piped down from the moun-
Thc more [ lh: .5 m darn»
155,: warmer 11114142111 children and 11! 1150:: u» .5. ~ , amuse :mg and chlorlnnung of water sup-
1; t- «51:11:15: cholera. typhoid and ;" 1.x '1 5- >1. 5- 5 .. 1w birn 1 {1151's in larger cities and rehabilita-
H~....5 run by the American inn-13:1: flu. 1 9: ' . v- 5.11:»: ‘ lion of unused bulldings sees to
11::;:x.5.s'1r:1lim,1—-—11 step [mule 11113.5 foo-mu ° t» '- 5 5551 jinsnre adequate housing facilities
a '-w«(\ h} (“315.150. Pplzlmnlrs follow {‘5 H- .1 P aw ‘ror .1119 great mass of refugees. the
1: in 1111:- wzlke of famine is 111115 01mm 1. ,. n' 3 American 1-10}le Administration,
;" ,. «At. the sweeping mPIHUU 5:901:25 "m- ' .151555tihmlng closed its famine program
:1 up" cumpalgn thal has norm; Roam 5“ r. . . um '01 feeding 10.500,000 persons a day,
, 'nl Dy the Russian on" 01:31:11“: «5w ....:5,¢ has undrrlnken the fading of
5.5 55 '101 organization. “195 young 5 tom. «11> :5. » A15 1 231151: 1.250.415’91) children through the com—
~ matured above are employ ’ monk-s. 0n. 1: ,~ \ 1111151111: winter. At least 1,000,000 ad;
the;- petrogmd office: or the g manknls m “3: .1: «5-H.- mm ! ulfs are llk9ly to be perilously af-
1 5 A. and were among the firsl‘rho INN-i r 1- nu 1w unmi- Ilvrzted from the after-effects of
:«vvlve the treatment. Relief «5:111 thsl :ma :15 swulmy 0:55 0115 amino: and the A. R. A., through
.zmml.» state that while the famine tire mwrurlnn mm the ham ot the new world famous Food Re-
,” nvfln conquered the oftermalh’. thousands of “111-2.qu most able mlttance 0355mm. is receiving gifts
”mums: as it does peatllr-nco to the mwlimu mm. {or gonm‘nl rollof or {quign‘ ted
woukvnod arm undornourislwd, _
be graded agnlngt‘ltmtbose mlllione provontatgve
—-—-
must
In addition to procalzfionary and
measureg ugolnst (131-
New York headquarters.
beneficiaries at 42 Broadway, its
M'KINLEY AUXILIARY
HALLOVVE'EN PARTY
(Contlnuod on Page Two)
‘3"J~ ”will. The
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3111's.
Mn
lluppu':
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311.4.
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march
(mm-your: present he-
Among 1110 crmlumes
wure tlloso m
Huvkia-lmrry
Hrrl: wlrlll as:
55:: 11.111115:
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str- .é:~
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U will Rm
3". . IKE! HI
1:21:51: 3:
Shh; ., .5«:;' Hood:
cm: the course
nvlng girl:
.111 English chappie.
. m uh; “0111111155, unusually good -
nu Gnarnierl.
Room»
A lice Rooney.
was quite
IIV‘E'.
Finn;
Jvmlma ,
Ho“ éll‘d
Aunt
gin-st;
Iilllnl‘
Frank Mur-
l5‘mnk Roon-
Allwl'l Kl‘nv-
ert )
MunVeed
M 1'3.
llmbert toll-mun us motorists who persistently
t’ullwrllm :
Susan Mu—i
Reina
11. (1-8 the tlnm}
and Frnnrla
as
Eleanor Lnyrlon.
.1 3 km; Norman Rnwmor. as
‘ . Amy llospeotor. as Fnrmrr
f'mnstock' as Tom Sawyer.
of the evening
» 'lmwd square donor-s. the \'ir—
.m'm
"1:15":
[‘W'L 010,.
liemmw {151
worv
prmnpter.
with
Mne'lo
1: njoyod.
m the;- vlm 15:11:: “"13 furnished by Mrs.
'lé : rt [(11:0er
'fm‘phy.
(:55
‘ll"'.
i'ra :5:ln5.11-n‘.~=.
\‘m'l‘u
'(‘HHU'lill'fl‘
"5} (il‘wiflv‘)
-.- Mill: .‘Irs.
‘25155;
‘11: 4'.
szuzzh
5511-15,.
3.1.1:.
and Mists
Elizubv t I:
oonsisting 0t“ (‘I‘UUPI‘H
l-ii'rVC‘d.
in charge worrf
Cllilll‘lllvl};
,‘J r11.
.‘571'5.
Edward Burke-
liivl5'51rd (401111011. Mrs. John
Char}.
H (I narnlvri om!
-
."-..‘.Z‘€D M ATRON AT
OE’HIR CHAPTER
5'. «m: imml from'l“ irst P129)
'1' ‘H until
5' raw-'k :1
m:
f Sn K“ ”I.“
" H-v l’nvvllng,
' 5. '5 S wo-l‘v
6:80 o'clock, and
banquet
«lining; room belng attended
at
'05 served 11':
at which four
initiated Mrs. Hitch-
whu 5.5.719 accompanied by most
. :5‘1'ur3151 officers of
work of the local chapter.
officers
Assistant.
Chaplain.
‘: 1'51-2
Emrul
‘ vnnnoillor.
512mm Grand
55". Mrs.
5: l liAsrlwr. Grand
h.” I.
A1311.
:1, Grand Marshall
Vol-thy Grand Pat‘ron Ar—
the state, re-
ph-esent were
Grand
Gin-1nd
Gram} Ruth.
Martha. G‘rzuld
and Grand
3:! lnlyrv or New Haven was also
,py
-1 (1mm: Motrons . Ada 0. Pagan
T"?
: nrwrf
ll l A11 rv;
:' .Hl‘ord.
Louise Gunand
. :mll Hattie M. Stlekles also
of
f» moimm from chapters in Stom-
E Nam-5.101%.
“11:10:11 and
l rm 5.1M]
r‘l? “lat“
' 5' M‘m,
W51":
Nan-walk, Stratforcl.
New Haven were
'5‘. lmrtmook was presented with
Mom the Ophlr chapter.
.lnc—«eine R. Griffith. worthy
"Y" nbllir chapter-
Dyesenledm
H“"‘"("m'k “ith 1: v3.56.
'1‘" lmlnmw
in n
‘5 “13?? argue“!
1.!
«1
:5 ,.1"'~rw«l will: the
t- f the
film-1:1: time. and germ-sly
evening was
the lArmr- 591' the following menu
usual efficient
‘;\\«"(' nflnrdo .1 “V the management of
"hflPkPmO. and was most ax»-
Wing:
Soup
'Z'M
. "9‘? Broiled
""h‘fl Potatoes F5%5
Combination‘ SIM
I
Celery Hearts
Chicken
green Pen
T ; 1‘0 “'11 ;
Melon God-* *
10v Cwum ; Coffee.
The commilloe in charge of ar-
r;::,'.:«-111e-nt.51 (or the (wooing consisted
of A. 'l‘. l,):n\'s;5111. rhulrman. Mrs. Lulu
liurr, Mrs. Elizabeth G. \Vincheste’r,
\lm. lTurlwliu Morgan, Mrs. H. M.
Buzzard. Mm. \Vllllam H. Hozzard,
Robert London and £1.31. Buzzard.
lAfllllllaSlS Emil:
HRE AERARREUS
McClur-
An 0x01111110 is to m5, made of those
Mock the
right of way of flrv apparatus and of
Fire Chief George Iloganlus, utmost
“wort: limo tlm} H145, apparatu re-
1411011115: to rm alarm. of firo. .
t'.‘l1:5.ll‘m:;1rxlus (1 my repo‘zlul 'lo
-l’r05- 1 ulnu: .Htornt y (. rumor (2111:0-
15.11.1111 the mum.- of 301m Mc\ally
‘who last night wlwn 1311: apparatus
:msvvm‘r «1 Ilw I'ZUS‘.‘ 15.311101: h) lln’: Nor-
wmk Hospital {I 'ow- 5.5.1111: in front
of .“oivl‘ [-11.- gtu'dus' (5:11, M's-(5111113.: his
-way several tunes
'MvN'Jliv when czmmhl 11;) “ill: by
CNN llogunlus Sui-1 l;«-\v:1H 1:
5.032311“ Hr lirunun~l10 i: 11::11111'121515 of
U155 Pim‘n'wr company. it
ll" \1':1ssr€<ponsll15,!r to H10 (LE 1) .11
”at
is HALE—511:“)
Al: “1'
Chim‘ 1r: g'mulvs 95:1er 1h: 1: 345 should
know that it 151:: nol r t to block
llu- right of way of tho 111111.115111125'31111
tl'ut m“- nmln 111111;: :11: :1 fin: was to
lun'v H155 apparatus l‘oé'pot'sxl first. 1119.
mm: :::l~5r\rnrels, (rfspvcimly {Io-,5 volun-
twers. 7
(Thief l’log‘ar-lue am not discredit the
avn‘rk of the volunteers. or of their r0~
swung? to “105. but. said {hat in re-
sponding to alarms apparatus should
1:111'0 2h:- rlght of 5. my.
111 trailing the car that McNally
was driving. and in which there was
:H l0: st. one passenger, it was with
(lime: zlh that Chief liogardus avoided
a. collisixfl, :15; MoNully ran
poulu-i of 0111's and had to stop.
There is :m onlinance that prohibits
lalte’fi'l't-ro-nco with fire apparatus and
lire-111011 rysporitling to an alarm. but
this lm'fi nol. lye-on strictly enforréwl as
more 11.151 11:50:: little if any interfer-
nnce will: the exception of the last
few months
The profile? of driving to fires
ahead of the apparatus, and of not
drawing “uncles to one side of the
mall to glw :1 clear right of way to
ag'lpumtus is to ho slapped iii the “fun
Miro, all-l arrests will be made if
nocOssary to stop it
MESS 31311111 A
MEDAL WINNER
751150 Rate venton. daughter of Mn.
and Mrs. Harry Stacey Benton, 02'
Highland avenue: this city, was one ot
the medal winners in this State f6:-
the month of September in the rifle
matches which has been held in the
Winchester Junior Rifle Corps enm—
petitions
During September throughout the
United States 966 meadls were given
men: 284 for marksmen. for which
ere; 100 bars 011d 12 Experts and 5
lustfuctore 5
The qlmlmcation more: were made
into a5
of which 475 Were tor fire-malty;
Miss Beam qualified: 89 sharpshoci-—.m
sport.
Other residents nearby who quali-
fied during Septemtwr wun- 1);“in
olb‘rok and John anlmm of New
Canaan: John McDevilt of Norolon;
and Marshall Sloums of New Canaan.
N H. EMEARRU
[All] EI REHER URES
Road Home Action Will
Regulate Tr affic.
.,...-.._,.._.1........ ....
NI'I\\' ”30.11253. N01" 1--
York. V015: ”352311 and Us
road announcml :1
lnS"~:¥ll.‘.§1l Hamish;
of SP; :nmu Ms :lm-
(bonny «' lint!
m 1‘2”":3l.’
7:10.. New
rlf‘ord 11:11:-
partial embargo
the: :1 54-11151umti0n
1-) 911:5:11'37003 on
515111115. The rorjl hopes
5:201:15: :mtl inmzro (501115
\"’§'l (P1211: ‘ of
1m (‘0:m11is1150n.
1 15-0111:
I‘liunr- .s-‘vr'vivn
11:11 r9211:
’I‘lm :ll 1:011:10: 15.1.. :11 in 1-..:
l ‘ The newssnr)‘ rogulullon of traffic
by 13.51. “amid (‘31::15'21'120 will oporxllé
grmlvu ,5: tov'flnl :1 rv d11c"‘<‘m of ours
(lll‘fliih'. >" :0; lardloar 33.11125: 00:11:95-
I‘ornm:
1'1011 11ml r1 11mins; .1. :11 to (mulmnent.
which 111?} :nnrez -«:~ *2 :0 ;1\.1l:1¥; flilx of
rm to; l 5: '1 nor: ll new "
T‘m rnillou l .umouncrfi 11l~o H15) con- .
strucfion of additional inclh'fiea at
1‘. via MM and t5“-L*“‘1li5l‘u to increase
in: 1:145:11! r':15r\:
i’in‘lvvl Hm
substif‘llinlly
BREE/S RR EEEEI
SHE‘S SAVED
. and
TO-
5
lined.
IL'ORI ENT, Franco, Nov.
crew of the Fronch sailing ship Cor-
salre has been brought into pch't here,
saved from death bv the German
merchantman Hugo S11n515s, 0513‘; the
Island of lishant ,
The Corsair-e was in sore straits dur-
ing a. recent storm. the most furious
the old seamen recall in this locality.
and had even lost her life
ed by the high waxes,-whé.n file Hugo
Stinnes came to the rescue. “‘i‘he
Gaman steamer launched one of its
boots. and at. the imminent peril of
the sailors" manning it this ~boat
steamer.
The Hugo Slinnes also saved part
of the crew of the steamer St. Jaques.
which foundered off [sham during
.the, some storm
LIBEASI TIER CHOSEN
' BY NORWALK G. 0. P.
, A: at.» A... d m V V' ' 'L"
The repobllcanr town committee
of Norwalk‘ has chosen Willl‘am R.
Cartwright to be
cording to a certificate filed iestét
me state.
Other appointment
0! g. .
guuunudrmrrmmo ' ‘
'Ne
'the '
hon forcfi '
7 ‘1 .»~—The
at, amaah~r
finally reached the Corsaire and snow;
ceeded in getting the entire crew of
the Frenchman safely on board the;
Its treamre-r. ac- '
day at the office or the secretary. of _
.ains in one of the 1111511105.: mgineeo
1 lug 199.15 of this generation. He spoke;
19 me \V‘Olk ol.’ the Dutch Reform
1!:u1t-h:how it educamd xl'o, people
91515 :1 sendng them {0 H1: Hand 10 com-
plete their education
college Rev, Mr. Sinclair told of the
isevlling of the island and how it was
'tuken over by the Dutch.
Rev. Mr. Sinclair was very enthu—
isleszio over me fine manner in which
51310 Town Union oA Kine :< Daughters
*Cocpm‘aled in 110 mnelng ,ol the
Home for the Aged He: was high
in his praise of 131:1: m's'ranizalion and
of the splendid work i; .:- doing.
3111's. Lois Werme the well kxmwn
local $111.29.. took a pmmnent part in.
the altoxuoon's proeram
two splendid vocal
“911110 was at her i
lactic as were wry well
he 50115;: $310 sang were
wieclions.
1'90033'043.
s
’l
of*
rendering
\Irs \11( «is 01 1100111..
1 and Her two
“One Fleet.
1011 aeommyNBlee'her 1:11 (the piano.
5 The mee-
31011015631121.1103 Te 1311110311, Boy Scouts
eve-150:1: ‘ 5::
‘nv
“bi;
-W
b14163
AVRECR BRIDE WILL
The, armour. ceme‘nt car fled in Tile;
feet that the firm of A1110): Bros“ had
‘ pun:
between Elizabeth and Tolles about
!on llay‘street aha also the four-
family houses on W’ater street at Nos.
107,109,115 and 117.
entrance lnto the real estate business
in this city of a new firm. '
Louis Avrick of Elizabeth street a
well— know 11 VSashmg‘toE: street 1110.12,
chant. has formed a partnership with
111:: brother Harry A1110 of New J3
‘sex to earn an a real estate busimi;
on a large scale here, and this pur-
01135.35. which was made th‘5g‘r1 the
5x. .5.1 of won an: 15. Hoyt 8; 155011. arm-n
“he. ‘smte of Themes 1 Raymond;
he first that the new firm has modes.
'-::. Q m: are now in full possession of
the property. and who are to ccllvci.
all rents starting from today. to go
over their; property and
Phe ‘VValer'slrtfi-et property will be gon—
5151133) improved for then (511211115 and
Du: into much better 0. ltion {hurl it
2:: at present. while the Elizal‘aelh and
Day street property is also to be great.
2y improved;
lie—painting. rg—papering and re
decorating and an entire renovation
of the property is contemplated. while
fhe barn that i35511ow on some of the
property on Day street is to
placed by :1 two-family house.
up on the Dav street and Elizabeth
ting was opened by DYBY-'
_ or by Rev. Robert B. B Poole and clos- Y
a; $1111 benefit-fen” l1v Rs... 31:. Fair-5 _
. c J _
Through kind;ess of S000: 0511111113. J
Home, during the meetingj 7
and attended to the 5:51p firing of auto-g. ,
be rc~
. a
Private garages are also to be put.“
Evening Sentinel last night to the (.f— I
hased the entirgjglock of houSesM
marked 1 l1 1‘. I
It is the intention of the new on 11-:
in: prove it. .
5 .
1111510111: 1510155111“ ‘
. Baby
kl ndly policemen as Mrs. Catherine Ros ier 1
of her husbands stem);- rapher. She is also
tried for U1 0
3:
Ric-heft! Rosier plays habpily with the big blue 0313.90! 85.
shooting ,
arged wiih killing her
husband at 3. 11111815111011 Baby Richard was only three months old. 5
Street property for the couwenience of _
those tenants who own automobiles.
g .
NF‘V “10111213" \VAGB
DETROIT. Nov. 1.-—-A 11ewwork~
ing schedule providing a minimum
wage of $5 fer an eight-210111- day, and
a. vacation with pay, Went lntoelfeet
on one of the principal street railway
lines here today. for a month‘s trial.
If satiefactom, the schedule" will be
adoptcd on all the 'cltyw1v11ed— car
lines. Platform men have asked some
slight changes in the scale.
lestexc‘: ax .1111} 10:115.): were the two
5 in the (fit)
' lheir ac-
5 :ii’Iu‘
-151ll£‘d to p:
(‘o unis :1:le l::1:1:3.(-ds a:
('11 03:5 “era 79(81‘: 1 d H11 rough the post
.. EH43!) 5x11: 1+5 012011
to 9 o ‘oloel;
121 4”,;
Lu. :0 \(l'Q’
111i? 0w him: 11011: T
l SCALE l\ DETROIT“
He desmihed,
one native, who graduated from Yale
1'
Ibl; ge <1 ”ins the tax culleclm’ 5 office. 3
Hall, .mvo 011 5: lfld ’Hun-=
l
1
Hershfield ; Motor}
Transportatlon C 0.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
mmmma11msmmmanmu
- port-mm; Padded You for remit-aowwk
Main 0mm, 26 Concord St” So. Norwalk, Phone 2!!
Haw York aflloc, 201 Wu: 20th., Phone Chelsea. 805!
55-!
; WW0 et
‘ tage when the street is
Chasers.
ient installments.
0 Public' Auctmn Thurséav .
£3510 “ ‘79 est Rocks-Max:113” two shat QEOCKS from Mair: ave
0111?" 10 minutes" Walk from center of the citv
”:31 0 office of
“NEE-known Ball Grounds.
RGNENS
gradeé and improved
” I ‘ No TAXESSJFOR TWO YEARS. ‘ {7,7
ianoire
Nomalk, (301111. ' 7 ~
6 Beaut1f51l, New Up-E05date Houses
QCHRIS TL' ENSGN 01.111015.
Friday and
REMEMBER: These lots will be sold to you at your OWN price af111e opporuunt; to $1309
wish to build a home or make an myestment in real e5tate.
their financial start by investing a £91515 dollars m a building 10:. . 5
C Norwalk :8 one of the fasteSE growing cities in the state of C01: 1965201;
population, real estate increases in value.
Attend the sale and buy a lot. It may start you on the road to Wealth.
A cash cleposit will be retinireli at time of saxe and the balance of purchase pr
E :
1 011005. ' ' :4
i '-T . I121 - indgfinte houses consishog of 5, 6, 7 and 8 rooms and equippeN 5 it Yell £7510 1'0113‘5. modern n01'1-
7‘ ven10;:.51ce.5::.1 wading electrlmtv, sleeping BOI‘CheS 21mmirefsllzalcek3 v. 113 be 1511: up f0; 5.51% 0115'». «:31 1:45:15 1:15 as
will be 1 51min the reach of home seekers. Sidewalks 011156321116. glee 1110; 11101115350. 5 -
The lots on the continuation of Center aveilue are very good and 0310111055 shOxiio “:15 "E1. Setter 353.";111-
457’ . .
The improvements, namely:SeWe1's;WaEer, Gas and Grog} Eng, 11111“: be 11 st» 2310:} free of 003?; to the 5.31115.
Many wee? by men and we men of todav
can be {321101 111 0011'
Saturday, Noa'ei 11$. 5 21101 3'11. and 53th, zit
11:10 011 the 01:1,; .
C0026 1:35 '5'- ;'-1 5.5.: :31 cit; 0013'531- '
95.1511 0 111 a};
$3101: a: cit? gin-creases 121
get
Ben—v ‘
Norwalk Chronicler