I Io” LuciaII1HelpIers will meet with
.C.Shere1, Washington street,
dull. October 20, at 2: 45.
Latest styles in derbles. O Brien‘ s.
Mildred 1'o1iak was operated on
ayht‘the Norwalk Hospital by Drs.
I onuEns 1111i Fiill
11.11. n. 1111111 sEisml
The [all Drill Season of the Coast
Artllie1y Cerps has been scheduled in
detail in the General Orders, No. 9,
just issued b1 Captain E -R Burrows.
adjntunt. and are received by local
officers as follows}
Headquarters Coast Artillery Corps.
Connecticut National Guard.
New London, October 1, 1918.
General Orders, No. 9.
I. In pursuance of S. 0. No. 207.
A. G 0,, Sept. 24 1918 (1.0. No 43,
A. Go 0.,1912. and all other General
- and special orders pertaining to the
organisation of the Coast Artillery
corps into artillery districts are res-
an Dumortier and Henry C. Sherer.
and Mrs. William McNiven, of
finrlng Hill, gave 'a party for their
youngest daughter, last night at which
many of the little girl’s friends were
5 present.
.I‘ Brand will be found a most generous
offer regarding the repairing oi
watches, clocks, etc Better read it.
Page 12.
'IIEverbeody you meet is going to the'
N. E 1111111 Co. 5 10th Anniversary
3 Sale, where they ale jayously Cele
1 ibrating ten years of uninie1uptell
L progress and expansion.
who have been in New York city tel
‘ roar weeks.-i1nve returned home.
116mm weeks’. business trip.
w...“ .,
“mDOilIt1iJllI85 the line displn1 or 1111-
at‘ Price's Clothing Store. Saturdaul
Gray and (1.,0 will be there.
Keogh this morning. James Mole, er
rested for assault, and his case con-
. Judge .jfeogh.
_ i '
I. ~Latesl soft ‘hnts. O'Brieu‘s.
{or religious education.
. at the tiny.
celebrated his fiftieth bl thdny
ml slits,
diamond on either: side.
_- the alnethyst stone
1 gift of the Thirteen Club.
Wme—n. a...“
1 > (Continued from Sixth Page)
W
I- not.
i more unpleasant conditions.
most, cases, than the former.
11111 or tour dollars per wank.
u in."
ALWAYS estimate.
Mrs. Ross Madden and two ehlidion,
J. Wilbur Blackman, oi the .l. and
1 J. Cash Company, has departed on n
ported wooleus iorI suits and or crcouts
Mr.“Jno.Rlu1’he, representing Smith,
The case against Price and llugnn,
dor theft continued some weeks 1130,;
was continued indefinitely in JudIgIel
I tinned until today. was discharged by
A Tomorrow will he observed at St.
Paul’s Church as 11 day of intercession ’
I There will be
‘ a corporate Communion of the oiiit'eri .
and teachers of the scl1oolii,10gether
1 with all others interested at the. 7: :10
service. The sermon at the 10:31) 1101"
vice will be appropriate to the object
Joseph A. Carlcr, of Butler sheet,
with
llity of his friends at his home last
night. There were refreshments and
a good time was had by all. ‘Mr. Car-
ter was the recipient of inauy‘benutl-
among which was a ring, set
with an amethyst in the cc:1ter,'and a
The A. and
’F. M. Masonic pin of gold was set in
The ring was the
He also re.
~ ceived a silver drinking set. a standing
gold Masonic emblem. pair of gold
out! buttons and many other presents.
SEHTINEL BEMJERS VIEW
1. thereby being sure or his sustenance
Whether he accomplishes his object or
What in the difference between
a‘ missionary and an army worker?
Verylittle to the mind oi'ihe writer.
dept that the latter worlis harder
or iiiucli smaller recompense, and um
I in
lipw
may missionaries live on the princely
. A F‘RiEND
ditto noticeable beauty or every resi- limbo
doses that is painted with the L. I: M.
Miifiimd Roll Paint. is duh to its be-
In the standard of perfection in paint.
" the one most desirable mint for em
. ’itnd interior painting. it cons
"lusting qualiti'. and the beautiful
at is mused only by WNW at
eluded. .
ii The headquarters of the Coast
Artillery Corps will be at New Lon~
don. where all official communications
will be addressed. The attention of all
officers is directed to changes No. 4
likes. C. N G. A strict compliance
1 with these changes is enjoined.
f I——-in the Indvertisement of Charles:
iii. In accordance with G 0. No.
88, A. c. o. c. s.. weekly drills of one
hour and thirty minutes duration will
commence Nov. 1st. 1913, and continue
until June 30th 1918 inclusive.
IV
prescribed in 16 0. 1N0. 43, A G 0.,
1912,11nd G. O. No. 38, A. G O. c. s.
are changed lie follows:
)
i AMUSEIMENTS
The course of instruction as
1st Period—wOne drill night each
lm‘ontii will be devoted to gunners' in
lstruction and fire control drill. The
remaining drill nig. its will be devoted
,to iniantry drill and instruction.
2nd Period—infantry drill will be
omitted and artillery instruction for
each drill night will be observed as
prescribed. ‘ .
1 3d Period-“The system as pr‘rserlb
ed will be observed.
l V. The different companies
drill on the following nights: - Mon-
Idays, 14th; Tuesdays, lst 4th, 5th
liit1l1, 8th 9th and 13th: Wednesdays,
lOth; Thursdays, 3d, 7th, lith and
12th
VI. Field officers will inspect the
companies assigned to them at leash
once each month and report to corpsl
Headquarters ,not later than the 5th
of each month the result of their in-
spectlon.
'Lt Col. King, 7th, 8th 9th and 12th
companies.
Mai. Hagbcrg, 8d, 5th and 13th coma
ponies.
Mal Hermann. I.41h 61h
14th companies.
1 -
l
l
i
llth and
l
{-
Maj. Payne, let‘- and 10th comipan- '
will 1 I
ies.
Vll. Attention is called to aPr. 3,:
(1.0. as, c s. 3 1'
Vin. It will beI necessary for com.
panics low on membership to recruit
during the coming drill season.
the
maintaining companies during
It
will be remembered the difficulty in'
1
Il
last encampment and the method of“
transferring men employed at
that ,
time. will not be permitted in theta-l
'tui'e. _
1 iX. , The following appointment is
hereby announced: Capt.
Percy ii. .
Morgan, unassigned, to be quartermas“
ter.
1. X. The travel directed is neCessary
in the military service.
Another unprecedented array of stars
at the popular playhouse
Hoyt’
W here Multitudes \iingle.
M
Engagement extraordlnhry oi‘
stars of “The .‘i 1111011lle i’inni‘ore 00.,
THE MlNSTREL KlDDiES,
spectacle.
THE PASSENGER WRECK.
line and scene.
m...“ -
>CHiNG AH L00,
Ol’ the imperial (iouri, China.
cry kingdom.
ROASiRE Gt PREVOST,
Fan, Fest and Fearless.
u...
WARD 61 OULLEN,
in bright bits or potter and song.
the
1.
Seven wonderfully clever glrlles. in n
sumptuous song, dance and comedy
A thoroughly unusual comedy Iplnylet,
with a surprise and a stir in every
"Most
wonderful tenor soloist of the flow-
BY order of
COLONEL DORSEY.
119.8 BURROWS.
Captain c. A. r... c. N. (1.. Adjutant!
caeram men or THIE
s'rsansme VOLTURNO.
the steamship Volturuo when
burned in 111idAtlniitic Thursday nu
. Perkins
String Quartette
and
Orchestra
TRiNITY PARISH HALL.
Wed. Oct. 22
.....1....
TlCKETB nu... 35o
llut members of the crew,
could not be restrained and
Women 11nd children were lost
‘cuuec the crow went to
ilret. 1
w»~m
i‘ail brings on coughs
have n Woulteulng client, on the a
tem. and may become chronic.
sages, and will help very quickly. 1
2"
The Eew Science
Olii
cause
adjusting the some.
the disease and the art
the back.
distal. and pain. health is
W humanist“
will: in your body. retells
siren specialist
turn or the smile on will hair
1?; m e (Shim mm a
“Michaelmas“ siren also.
DEFiNlTlON Ql' OHlROPRAO'l‘Ic.
one is the densities of the
Disease in can
111! by a wrench, twist or sprain in
Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and m is
inter his in the indecent crude and
Chiropractors Milli)" fill ”(flu O!
W
the nerve aw
ties: human»
'11.»
gives reunite.
aisle,”
‘4
dew—w
of
on. motor parties and haulers
as West Washington lit...
l
(‘uptuin inch was in commend of
she
11 The only other nomination was that of.
1Friduy. 'i‘he rent-lied piaieo him for
his judgment and nerve, and
iipenk highly
The changeable weather of early "959 ""38
and colds that in the late Dr. litigate, placed the name
l’fi'. of 1711' J .i ltyie in nomination. Mi'
lino Mcdulnueeu spoke as follows:
libicy' 11 Honey and Tar Compound, it.
has a very soothing and healing effect
on the irritated and ludnmed air pair
t refillable to the memory or the late Dr.
in a well known family medicine thati
For 111110 by all drug.
Vacuum Bottles
Keen liquids hot 24 hours, cold 70
hours. Just the thing tier housekeep-
l’iutfliao‘.....1........ econ to use
shamans “remain
«Albert F. Gehebe
T...
the old,
for use.
0|
The new
.\
smoking;
thug; f2; eled turquoise-blue or plain
° 0:1: :j steel drums. Simple in con-
Til" “I f"? 61.1129 .stmction, s and handy.
. Smokeless 1' odorless.
The trade mark of the Per-
fection Heater is the triangle
reieure 'ro LATE on warm. ‘ I
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Member of Common Council in 81mm
fOrd Tells oi Work on Health 1
Board.
Dr l1).iii.verott Rmvell was elected
Health Officer of the city of Stamfordl
to succeed the late Dr Thomas J.
Bikini. whose term of four years had
but half expired at the meeting of the
Common Council, by a vote or ii to 4.
Dr John J. 110er who during Du;
they Riggs absence beianso ofillness,had1
or the other officers Mimi no chairman of the Board ofl
they said the Board of Health at its meetings.
runny
lit“ 1.
the mm“, the Councilmsome of them, at least“-
McGuinnu Names Flyle.
it was it p 111., and the Members of
wore waiting for a motion to adjourn.
when Councilmen Cornelius McClain»
o, and alter a glowing tribute
’i ring, to place in nomination for
‘llcallh Officer the name of a physician
3 but before doing so ideairc to pay my
Hittite, who held the position until cell.
ed to his eternal reward last Friday
evening. By the death of Dr. Blzlllh the
city at Stomtord has lost a valuable
public servant. As a physician and our.
neon, he stood in the front realm oi
his proleealen, and the citiaenii 0i ihiii
city were very fortunate in boiling
lurch a man at .th head of the Health
Department. Win 11 it is trumpet. dur-
unablo to devote his silention to the
duties of the cities to which he had
been chosen it 11‘“ caused by a couch
lion over Milan he bed 11% coon-oi.
and the»: near and dear to hit [their
the: it was only I question of time be
.- can he smith! “chive lill “.1110
HE disagreeable wick-
mg feature of some old-
fashioned oil heaters is done
1 away With entirely in the
New Model Perfection
Smokeless Oil Heater.
Changing Wicks is simplic— I
' 'tselfmmerely slip out
and""drop a new one in its
place, trimmed and ready
1 Eneec'rio
Spin-Eur...
is equipped with patent locking
flame-spreader, which prevents
font and latticed window frame
---more durable and attractive.
The Perfection Healer is
fmished with vitreous enam-
--‘it stands for the greate'st
improvements ever made
in any device of the kind.
At all dealers, or write for descriptive
811mm 011 Comm
0? NEW YORK
New Yon-.11. 11. “has. it. v. 1
Buffalo. 11. 1!. Boston. Mm.
111; the last few months he has heady
Sale of salts.
Coats Coats
Sale of . Shapes,
Wings and 'Fancy
“$9.95. $12.95. $15.95
182.50 New Net Wants
Coats Coats
$7. 50,- $9 .95, $12 95, $15 95, $18.95
183.9510 85 Trimmed ~1Hats
991:, "$1.49. $1.99
$2.99
Feathers I. . 29c
$1.99
wick and, carrier
L HEATE"
Perfection Oil Heater
has oil indicator on
‘ circular. to
President of this great republic. head
of a large merchantile establishment,
railroad king, financier or mechanic at
the bench in the factory, when he lays
down the earthly cares of this world.
some one else must take the burden
i‘iom where he laid it down and carry
it onward to its destination Time and
tide wait for no man. So it is with the
position of Health Officer. We must
have a successor to Dr. Blggs.
“At the last session of our Logisla
turn an amendment was made to the
health laws at this city. giving the
Board a wider scope and increased
powers The Health Board is the most
important Board of the city sovorn~
merit. because it looks alter-everything
pertaining to health of every man, we-
man and child within our borders, it
looks after the health of our little ones
especially it soon to it that no miilt
which in not pure and whole some
reaches our homes.
oliid! tti~wu cmemb erA..
PliLIliE BELIEVE 11111
1111111 ’PliiiiiE Blllliltlll
(continued from tint pate.)
olnun
surprised and denied having robbed
the telephone booth at its cash.
it was a clever piece of detective
of the local branch at the Southern
New England Telephone Co. and the
local police authorities. Resulting
boxes agents for
company have been on watch night
and day tor the positive Weeks.
1 Robbery fllfloufld;
Yesterday afternoon. .
Sir-sue. one; a! the
are {or “the , comma:
dialled sum. a telephone W
Witch:
can?"
. pursuit of the man who had just left
work on the part or the employee .
from repeated thefts oi! the money ,
the ‘ telephone 1
1.1111» In}
no
He inlmediutely started in-
On that street O'Brien salted
, Brague the directions to reaCh the
Adams house. -
lowed to the Atlantic hotel where he
entered the my station booth there.
H .i Olmstead an electrician
_ Fairfleld avenue .saw OBrien
‘I the booth.
O’Brien was then fol.
of
enter
Detective Called.
In the meantime Detective George
[Simone was called in on. the case.
After several minutes O'Brien dashed
hurriedly out or the booth. displaying
., signs of nervousness.
. and placed under arrest.
in the Atlantic hotel had also been
robbed.
He ,was caught
I The booth
Both of these booths as well as
those in the railroad station and the
' \lestern Union Telegraph Co office
in .l‘airlield avenue have been rob-
W
I.‘
_*
bed several times'recentlyf The same
trouble has been experienced in sew
oral other cities and it is believed
that the man now under arrest will
be connected with them. He tallies
perfectly with [the description sent
out by the agents of the telephone
company in other cities. ,
O'Brien declares that his home is
at 1211 Falrfleld avenue, New Haven.
It is the belief of the police, how-
ever, that botli the name and address
are fictitious and that the young
man resides in New York city. In his
pocket among other tickets was one
purchased this morning in Hartford
good for a trip to New York city.
It is believed that he stopped all on
the way to rob‘ the stations in this
city. The capture it is believed will
prove to be one of the most impor-
tant made in this city in many
months.
......._. _ M...”
MEN'S HALL.
York city,
lug subject of The impending Crisis.
tion.
a
e
.j. REV. DR. VANAMBURGH.
.1
arise LECTURE AT new see
On Sunday. October iiith, at 7:41 1p.
111.. Pastor W. it. VauAmhurgh. of New
is expected to speak in
New Red Men’s Hall on the interest
Pastor VunAmburgh comes to illoulh
Norwaik under the auspices of the
international ilible Studeuls‘ Antioch»
lie is underetod to have had
much practical experience or life and
to be u hecn student of social condi-
tiona. it would seem. therefore, that
he ought to comemund a large gath-
ering. especially 1111 many pcemlc now
see that some sort of climax in the
world‘s chairs in last nnprmichiniz. and
will doubtless be glad or the unlimit-
ening and cheering message which it
in said to he l’aaior VnnAmbnrph’e
vocation to give.
The lecture is free and no collec-
tions taken.
W ‘
trouble will follow.
summons came, and it means. his: 4
it i t 'i '
« file inspected the
he iii ‘
Suffering Humanity Finds
thetreliei inustbo found for the iiiawhich may come any day,
melee suffering; is'prolonged and therein dangerthstgraver
Most. serious sickneaaes start in diner»-
dérs of the organs oi’ digestion and elimination. ’ilhebeiitcora
motive and preventivein such cases, is acknowledged to be
Eden's
This standard hone remedy tones the stomach, stimu-
lates the sluggish liver. regulates the inactive hostels.
Token whenever there is need.Beecha1u’s Pills will
spare you hours of enduring Iand so improveyonr
3%an health and strength find: you can _
“ hit cheese. Tested by time. machine's Pills have-'1
cdmfemerieinpmmptcouvenieutnndmmeyw
[ways V‘I‘Lead’
to Better 1112.111;
Norwalk Chronicler