t.
.’
., Willtfiilnumc‘fileg we: Janey
.gp'ept the weeks“ 7 V W
Iinmilton, in Wiey-TFM
-
U meeting 0: the Bonus!!!”
this evening at the East
church.
. . B. nicotine will enter-
mmbefl of St. Agnes’ Guild
church at the rectory of the
at his home in Logan Place.
‘Andrew Mills. in Rowayton‘ avenue.
mill Taylor of Cow avenuo is
the members of the En-
le:nt her home tomorrow
lit 31 o'clock.
. e
vember l‘th.) at 8 o'colclt.
a.-
4.“;
" V 4 oz ofiicerdwllrtohe place.
W. Wright of Van Zeudt .
mire-"l
joined the ranks-of inter- ,
one-pipe heater enthusiads.
ogeieih ln.Ialled it for him.
Allan Bloc. “6391mm 0
business in; W? Y 83S]
B. CleverliiJ-bté. ’
oi.“ the letters: ”with.
B CleverleyF of,
weekend;
a1
it.“ Mrs.
or H. Bennett of Woodside
7 ft by automobile today {or a.
trip in Chanda. Ho will'be
out ten days or two walks.
W. .
‘uhers or the East Norwam Im-
t Amociation are meeting
cafe-hum» mu. this afternoon.
flies-«regular monthly meeting.
mg. The. Corp. wfli hold ui
weekiyy 11W. this evening.
' ‘Snmuei W. Kelley. Seaside
out enter-nun the members of
Women’s Auxiliary or Christ
wet her home. on Thursday
3 - - at 2:80 o'clock.
istice Day Parade, on 8etnrdty.
anniversary of the
celebrate the occasionv the
”Mary Bruno 01‘ 35 Cove ave-
wn entertain the members of the
.- . (3.. of the South Norwnlk Bap-
‘church, at her home tomorrow.
«sod-y evening. at 7:30 o'clock.
to provide
for a social ‘evesi
the business session
quested
accessories
following
hearts of the firealeddies are to
invited.
lug are urged to attend. coming
for 9nd Mrs. c. I". Boutwen. who
fly moved from the Second dis-
'fo their new home at Marvin
_have sold their former home. bringing one lady.
Crescent Terrace. to Alfred Hop-
~31
. a condition of David E. Havens conducted 0“ the main 500*
:12 East avenue. who was operated Q
- at the Nor-walk Hospital. yester-
for blood poiloning in his right
is sounder-ably improved. it was
‘- ; my.
,has purchased a neW'Ford Sedan.
”The voting ln East Nor-walk was re-
m 38 quite light today. there hav-
been only 65 votes cast in the first Al
‘ r, 103 votes cost up to 7:30
We“. and 269 up to 11:15 o'clock
“morning. The polls closing on!
‘ ‘ inter. however. it is bklievcd that
heaviest voting will come this art-
n.
Garage.
to his duties at Toy
lor's Taxi Static
after a few days' iil
n 888.
‘I . .l. S. MacGlashne‘r of N
’Xombers or the Epworth League of rented the George Lash house
“East avenue M. E. church are Brookgme avenue.
lining to attend the district conr.
tion or the Epworth League to be
*6 It Port Chester on Saturday aft-
WOon. A fine program has been pre-I
W. with Dr. Guthrie. the general.
or spending the summer at Tokenek
. Mason. local taxi mun. drove
Rev. M.Goorgc Thompson of Green- Somcrs down to New York.
mu will be the speaker at the men's
Kyla-together" meeting. to be held
ethic evening at 8 o‘clock in the par-
don of Christ Episcopal church. his
titanic being upon a. recent trip to Eur-
‘Me and conditions there. All male
finnembers and friends of the parish
this invited to attend.
in December due to the
‘Mrs. Irving Lowndos, the treasurer.
S‘W‘noon at the corner of Osborne *“5- The
envenue and Van Zandt street when a. 0'9”“-
horse and wagon. driven by a man
”one name was not learned. drovel
polls will close at sl
at Van oant str
wlithow Corbett. The mudguard of N'lw York. returned from a. flshin
:the car was slightly crumpled. Pa- trip on Saturday. They reported ver
glrolman Frank V. Raymond
" mod the case. but the man had gone.
were the guests of Postmaster Fr
R0 WA YTON
erick Smith, oi; the Post Road.
m1. Frank B. Williamson. of the SUNNY-
“West Side. is able to be about again
gutter her recent illness.
J,Miss K
ind Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Anderson.
droxuf Anderson.
Theodore Stabell and Walter
ate Crockett is visiting Mr. ‘completed.
Paul Potters in New York which is to be rented.
ALTHOUGH BLIND HE’S EXPERT MECHANIC.
. v. “t 495.. .. 4w. 2 «A hue-st . 13:33 3.,
. Watcher of Cincinnati. Ohio. has-been blind
. inn in spite of his handicap h
- screen doors. which he ban
bishop which he made and oper
‘ since oceans 1;
s supports his. family, by ”
gs himself. He 118811110"
ates himself. ;~
‘Wr
In.
with Mr. .5;ch H?
”in. Parker at the New You.
’mfeexhepnrtment, spent the weekfend
is?
Samuel Mills. .0! New York city, .
the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Regular meeting 0: Rowayton Hose”
company will be held on Monday, No‘
Th” 1‘” vember 9,
the annual “meeting and the ”election.
igirmnknnj
: jungle "over the.
Crew mono over the
The RWon Drum- Corps, corn-
posedot .33 pieces. played at the
Democratic rally. in Barton last even-r
the Rowsyton‘HoseHonse. This will
be the lust rehearsal. More thermion-
‘rhls evening also mute the 15th-
Manon Fire
Department and ein "order to fittingly
‘ enter-
teinment committee has been re:
-the_ new
Alimembers in good stund- sentence. Edward C. Ginty, candidate Old Glory Council} No. 3. Bench
time tor the business session and bald Merit-n.~ candidate for Congress-
The Mile! will have the use of the 'one of the speakers sent out from the
up”... ha“ whue the mum“; of the National Hendna‘rters, in Washington.
evening is being conductd on the D- C-
’ DW& NOROTON
Charles Smith, of the Depot Garage, .
The Mack truck. owned by D. M.
ion. is being repaired at Taylor’s.
Chester Harvey Finch has returned
cw York has Main streets.
on 0nd Division. they being the Third 1D-
Mrs. W'. C. Stone has returned to
Ihor home in Yonkers. New York. aft-
the
The annual sale or the Ladies' Aid :"Me “ ‘°°" “5 “‘9 Second Division
.Socivty of the Methodist church will as posed the
‘be postponed till thg first “’ednesda
absence of
Voting has been heavy all day. ‘A that they may KIVe the proper cmt”{Authorities were unable :o-\,. 10“”?
lstenlly stream or people began casting
A slight accident took place yoster- their ballots, at six o'clock this morn~
' Captain '1‘. O. Stabcll and Commo-
into the side of a touring car parked «lore Hugo Kerner, commodor of the
cot. and owned by City Island Yacht Club, City Island.
investi— 'lnrge catches of frost and black fish}
Edith Hendricks. '
Foster.
Cd- I
on right. in the center of Pork street. on
The renovations and alterations on
the \Valter Stewart store are nearly‘
The interior of the stored
has been
- firemen rheolvi
9 'n
ocean-arrested Joy. Game, ‘
George; Memmm
" sneer clam
costs on 3 mm or: mudinentlyzn
taming a. hunting license. Wheaties.
Roche tookout the license, he swore
‘ 'he was 9. citizen. Later investiganons
proved this to be untrue. . 7
'The women of Frederick, A _
AuxilmyirNo..10, U'nited Shamanic?
n Thursday evening.
armory o in honor of the visitingde;
pa'rtment or officers. The supperfili
commence at 7 p m. On Wednesday.
:Novembér 8, at 11 a. m.. the next!!-
ary will meet at the Town Hall and
proceed 'in a. body to ti?! Soldi'ers.
Home in Noroton. .where they Iwill
take part in the celebration
of “Spanish War Day." ,
—--—-— ‘ -
At theimeeting oi" the local troop
of Girl Somali on Saturday, six Scents. ,
Doris Ballad, Dorothy smith, Vera
fiend. What): DeGonrcy. Lillian
Raymond andknnie Kristensen. re-
canted their second class badges. Com-3
' titans. on words litigating with .‘
”H"«5vm~e reada
in
A;
eir
in"
r.
Plans were made' _
' The .throne.‘
for the celebration of arminice Day” 1,3; ugh“; Vi. ‘03.
'Do'rls Bollard was etécted‘ 'n'oop; ’l'iirkexfi’asbe‘efiihniishedihy‘ vote
acribe. Further arrangements were. at the National mum, at A8-
nwde ‘torf'a. mire and enndy ale: corn.
which Will be held on November 25.
The Center School auditorium was
crowded instevenings when the Demo-'
ngjcrstic ruiy began at eight o'clock.
to The speakers of the > evening were
Q Drum Corps.
Norwalk Lodge or Elks. No. 709.
Coeken‘oe ‘Tribe'rI.’ 0. RE)!” No:' 812‘
which the wives. sisters and sweet-‘Mortin J. Schaoxhnessy, m Emily Degree of Pocahontas. Wsnome Conn-
be'iLouise Plumiey. candidate for Repre-’ cu. No; 31.
. at America. ,
Bridgeport Marine Bend.
Maria. 8. 8. Dell ’Assunta.
V Ban Roco Society.
Salvation'Army Stafl' Bend.
Salvation Army.
Girl scouts.
Polish Club.
’ Norwalkjteiian Bond.
m‘ for County, Shel-m. Honorable Arehi;
man.- and Professor Albert Levitt.
The 'Rowayton Drum Corps.
composed or 26 pieces. furnished ex-
cellent music. The weather was very
bad. but that did not keep the Demo-
crats from flocking to the Hall in
great numbers.
Armistice Day Celebration
:Parmie Plans Announced
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(Continued From Page One)
\
Clea. Lodge. No. 744.
F. of A. .
Columbus Citizens" Ieague.
Zappeta Bodety.
Americanlsatlon ‘Clnsnes.
. Norwalic Dairy (20.. and all, decorated
autos and business floats. .
after the Connecticut National Guard. By omeg- of the Grand Marshal.
The civic and fraternal organize-g J. E. Brothel-ton, Chief of Stem.
n, lions. under the command bi'Marshaif 7 , _
A. A. Harm Agt', Yacht
John Milne. will amenable ns'he may
udirect. on Chestnut. Henry and South
and will follow the Sec-
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m rm).
. vision of the bamde. (Centurion bani
The line of march will be east on
Monroe street to South Main street. to formation as ' to his
9- Wan street. to Park street. to Church The only light they received . came, in
. . . tract. to East avenue on to the V’or- the. term or news from New Haven
.mry of the Epworth l.eague_ as Arthur homers Roche and family 8 . ' ‘ . ,. - ,. ,_
3”? principal afternoon speaker. ,6“ yrstcrduy for Europe. Alexander walk Green. where the ceremonies win that a petition inmtwnkniptcy was
take place. with all organizations ”,imed in Wu“ today. I“
sembled in mass formauOIL liabilities as 8122.35l: in
The grand marshal will halt :he as ‘500' * ’
Frederick P. Lydon. representative
Washington street or Housman & Company. erri‘ved‘to
bridge. and-directs that the c("1"“me{look after that flrm’s'inierest. Audi-
ins Officers of the i92nd Regiment. aim" ““1 be mar in to me over
Ianens’ books to determine tho-him
A. C. N. G. and the Coast Artille
Companies be informed of w“. g'emount of his alleged Vembeuiemcnt.
Havens'
d' his assets
1
y
I
long! member“ of the mining broker?r
rounds in order to allow the men on family
the military and veteran organizations
a view of the. Third Division. which t
will proceed by the First and Second u
Divisions. halting as soon as they clear:
the head or the parade. The Fix-stand!
Second Divisions will then resume tho‘ ,
line of march with the Third Division 'mfinoinihgrgfi gliggs‘dmce‘fi:
taking up the line of merchsxter the was empty]. I: was learned that
Scorind gixision has posed them. Havens on Saturday mined ~mnny of
e rend Army or the »Republtc. his papers to be burned by the'isnitor
[inl automobiles. will form for the par-'m the building. -”
n e n column of twos until the Thifll . M the intern represent!!! ‘
Divimon has passed. after which tvaI‘creditorsngi'iooe humanism ”1““an
will form in column 0: tours. represent approximate»: 875.000. and-
The reviewing standwiil be on the Thomas A. Finn. inflame! moral-ent-
lng other creditors. motile that 0!
where the pmdeibankruptcy proceedings in ”1er
[will be reviewed by the grand marshal. Keven court would have no enact our
Mont-Governor Charles A. Templeton. the criminal proceeding instituted.
and their nails. The respective. mnr- ‘auinxt Havens. ' ‘
shale. Hayor nod City Council. and‘ In the bankruptcy W538!
their stash. will review their divisions Housman a: 00.. are eiteo»ss"md-‘
extent of “99°”. .
x med over to Patrick J. Flanagan.
Superintendent of Police. last. night,
and Sergeant John Gurity was as-
signed. to the case.
8
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l
i
the Nor-wall: Green.
as they are passing. the ‘reviewjng itors to the
mild.
After the Whites at the Green.
thereonnecticut Rational Guard and
Besthsandm
the veteran organisations will pro- Andrew
coed] to the Norma: Armory. where a: Word was received in éontli Nor-
box unch will beserved. walk inst n to! magnifier An-
At 8 o’clockfp. m.. at the Nor-walk
Armory. there will be a grand ball. to
which all are invited to attend.
The formation of, the parade will be
as tollows:
at his-residence; '27;
Elm street. New Havemhrvhrinshhn
'arc three brothers, Mich-e1 .Gormiey.
Yonkers. New York: and {Pcter Goun-
Iey or Meridian. gThe rem-mi: worse
brought tum: Norwflxgasnd“ it is
probable services will he 2N1! on
Thursday smornlng ‘at “St.“ Hart's
Police Escort.
Grand Marshal. .
7 Captain Anson F. Keeier and Stamw
Lieut.-Governor Charles A. Templeton.
.4 Brig-Gen. George M. 'Cole. church. .
. Governor's Stair. ‘- “ . . 7 ’ , ' . ,;
192nd Regimental Band. Moth Win» ,‘
Colonel Morris B. Payne and Stam
. Major Charles H. Hull
First-Battalion 192ml Regiment. F.
A. C. N. G.
hiajor Alfred N. Phillips
3rd Battalion. 192ndh~Regimeng;.F.
Al‘c.N.:G. ‘ r. '
Major Edward H. Reeves
2nd Battalion. 192nd Regiment. F.
‘ A. c. N. ’G. , ~
Major Lafayette Evans
337th. 338th and 339th Companies.
~ _ Coast Art... C. N. Gr , '
Material 192ml Rage; F..A. c. N. G.« I
Grand Army of Republic ‘
in automobiles. '
Marshal.
Capt. John Keogh and Stair.
102ml Regt. Infantry Band.
United Spanish W‘ar Veternns '
Visiting and'Locni Camps
Veterans or Foreign {Wars
Visiting and Local" Hosts ‘
Wytmii‘iteandDmm Corps
~ American Lesion . ,,
- ,fi‘he tunersizaot' Mrs. mecmnees
‘ Casey -wss"‘held rromher into home
. In"!!! St. Mary‘s church at nine; o'clock;
yesterday morning. 'and was "largely
attended by her menyjriends maniac
» by- delegations from' the various tray
rfirnai organizations. oi which 1.116.689
ceased was a member. , ‘ " *
:i‘he pail bearers were Martin Troy;
John Barry. Richardflendrieks. Ber-
]nard J. Reynolds. Harry ¢{.:MGEW!.,,
and George Williamswwhanmoted.
the Fraternal Order of.Eagles. and the:
and William
boomers.
As the body was
the church.” "Lenir Kin ‘
‘ renoeiw‘by :t'he' choir rife r6 .. ,,
, lwere 13.1.3.7 to rest with totally. rid-in
I L storm-3.45 cemetery,- A
piston V’seted’ as H flowe
W “are... use em
whemnneraj :10! Site. y"
'Veterons ot-Foreign Wars Fire and‘
hero
Sons 0! Italy and America. ‘ Pietro
Court Edmound de Alnicis. No.51",
.Axud»3122.oaosumgey Gone
1
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The warrant for Korens’ arrest was
, spasm]. session or: caucuses.
or South» Norwalk: Jehxfiomieyr M f:
Dry Hm Road. at eight thirtivfind ’
Loyal Order of. Moose._ .J‘amw‘FW. ,
c
l
Mammy-«1e Dean Co,
. For houses whose interim
' . arrangad‘thet a full and free Wm
‘ tion can behad’between the Woe; .
{ :.. athemrions’reoms on eemgxme
.caepipefmaee is the ieastuww
new economical form at ~
7am mile.
. N~ ;.
- ’flhednddlofion costs less the ‘
, ' j_ 11111333531 furnace, and very mantle.
.. W .m- twatflre hot-water or steam
; 7 The aimnlieity of this apparatnsa.
A manifest and its operation easily un-
iThe an; Furnace is thoroughly
; wélmmand-is not a cheap, slightly.
' .‘bufits‘ffairmede only to sell ; it is made
5 todoér-greet amount of heating andta
. ”last as long as any other furnace under
a B. M. Betts
ll Wall'Street, Kuwait
extensive sndrvbenutiful character. In-
;
i ‘ .Funss-olorcnponm “right. ,
3' The funeral or the late Captain,
'John “’. “fright was held this after-
‘noon at 2, o‘clock from the late home.:
:25 cottage amen“. Robert B. 12.:
eFootc. rector. of Christ Episcopal?
‘chm-ch. Mating - Interment was in“?
not Norwalk cemetery.
KEMALISTS MAY
come DOWN OFF ,
THEIR men HORSE,
(Continued 'From Pose One)
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(treat or mudros, signed Oct.
{5.31:18. bruising an end tohostilitiesI
between the allied powersnnd‘z'l‘ur
key. He reminded the governm- of;
the city thatthis armistice treaty was;
not superseded by the Mudania ccn-«
volition.
Lieu-General Harrington then de-_
clared that Goastsnttnople would,
eventually be tan-nod over to the Ne,
accounts, and he thought that} this:
might take place within a {sunsets
Hm'Nov. 7.———Reliahie sources
declare it has been learned” that‘vfnr—
ther Turkish demands will be mode}
at the Lensanne. peace conference.
namely. that the Greek islands of
‘Mytil‘ene'i‘nd' Chloe, 'in the Aegean.
oi! the Asia Minor coast, he‘given to
Turkey. ‘ i
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WASHINGTON; Nov. 7.*—‘—President
Ilsrdtngupscts to issue a eiu'Thure:
lily or'Fridsyi for ‘3 spatial. session or;
Congress convening Nov. 20, it was:
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mug- andlbmsposts ‘ '
John‘mneisndgm. . _-
nL;Berton am, City
. V .Q Americanraand. *
'..1§orwuik Fire Department. ,.
Daughters American mysteries. ~
Banner-“‘Oouneil No.
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tel-meat was in the family plot in.
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