NESDAY, NOV. 23. 1915
=v llntlerwear tilts or IIIIcIIIiI ‘
Ito" clothe the
“whole lamil
fill"! Women’s and chi! m' gar
" at 25c. 39c, 500 15o and $1.00, ii
That the gruesomiy horrible stories;
of the Turkish atrocities as printed;
in the newspapers were not in the'
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, ; VACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. least exaggerated, but were, rather..
. South Nor-walk. understated, was the remarkablei
statement made last night before
members of the Cheshire Cheese Club,‘
by the Rev. James Barton, D. D., 0:
Boston, Mass. Dr. Barton is fresh
from mission work in Turkey, and
spoke on conditions there with first-4
hand authority. The session, lsst‘
Inight. was held at the residence of‘
:Judge John H. Light, on Elmwood:
riavenue, and was welbattended. lie»
”freshments were served during an
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ve Your Subscriptions For
Magazines
. 'th us and we wil take care
of them. Come in and ask
for one of our circulars.
, g . 0 N N E L,L va Linterestlng'soclal hour.
iMlLLlON DOLLAR PIRATE TREAS-
‘ 1 URE DISCOVERED.
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R. C‘ Lewis Tells of Strange Hoard
Located in southwest Panama
on Gulf of Barton.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2tI.—lt. ('. l.e.wis,j
; who came here yesterday Oil the linitW
led Fruit liner Santa Marta, told of the,
discovery ill southwestern Panama 01';
a pil‘ales‘ treasure which is tliiilight tot
be worth more than $1,000,000. . Thet
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—THANKSGIVING EVE
‘ cEnellys Singing Orchestra. Armory
-cing 8-1. ‘illonrd was unearthed on the coast of
--—-——'*‘ the Gulf of, Darien by an expedition
. Special home cooked turkey dinner led by Sacltville White, a British ex-l
Ic. stirred at lrwlns Restaurant, 37 plorer, Lewis asserted. l
«trka‘,uhlngtotl street, South Norwalk. i Lewis, who was a melllber of the ex-;
' lploring party, brought with him samv
1pics of the gems, jewelry and coin
ifound among the treasures. He will;
have the samples appraised so as to:
be able to fix the value of the entire
find. i
i Gold bracelets, inlaid breastplates,I
I pearls “pieces of eight," Spanish doub
iloons and piastres are included in theI
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he Chamber of Commerce of New
. von «has invited the large delegav
not French bankers and manufac-
‘ rers now in New York to visit New
" oven that on account or the observ-
’wn as a manufacturing center.
' —-THANKSGIVING DINNER
With music at Royal James lnn,
. uraday, $1.50.
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iplstols of the type used by pirates in
Main the last decade of the eighteenth cen-
ry. 1
“We feel sure the treasure is worth 2
every penny of 81,000,000; Lewis,
said. “I have only about $1,000 worth'
of the‘stnff but as soon as“! have this
praised i will be. able to flit the up.
ra.‘ HfF. Buckni'i-m, of South
not. has returned home from a two‘. I“
ka' visit with friends in Orange“
~ 3. and Flushing, h l.
,Democrats here are interested in‘
git; ’ o announcement of Attorney David “D
' ”I Fitzgerald, of New Haven, chair-intoxilnato valuation of the board.
f'pn of the Democratic Slate Central;
3 " nImItIee, who declares he willihe comlnue¢
" ' 'hably call a meeting of the corn~lthe ”Oneal“ have
. ties to be held about December
,t pt, likely in Hartford.
the action of the water. I
,fi’qgé-JTHANfiSGlVING' DINNER .f
With music at . Royal James Inn.
tract front the valup of the gems].
What 'Vlllt) reporter regarded as that
strangest fact in connection with the:
treasure was that Lewis did not bringi
it all with him. But he explained this
by asserting there were others in the’
party with an equal right to the pi-
mtes' pllferings, and that while he
was here to have samples of the tread:
ure appraised, the others of the party
were remaining behind to guard it,
People in Panama and in the north-
western part of Columbia have con-
lrncted the treasurelluntlng fever as
II result of the discovery of the bid-
den wealth. Almost every foot of the
(‘Oil'.:l of the Gulf of llarien has been
combed by the natives, he added.
Ti—IE ROYAL TALKING MACHINE.
”Wuncoment comes from New
film that on account of the observ-
fiiqatof Thanksgiving Day, the New
than railroad, following its usual:
chm; will discontinue a number of
trains running from New tiaven to
Igor} York.” . Many local people plan
Lido tflWél on Wednesday and Thursday
’ this week.
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’flfisnve your order for them deli-
' Quince and cocoanut pies for‘
giving at the Sanitary Bakery:
if our old fashion home made'
.Qhke and our white mountain
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Anglophone orders called tthx and. A Little Wonder at 5750,
; . "jd in best condition. N. Edison] The price 1,. small,/the price of g
. it?” Washington St. Tel. 372-3-‘mere tpy, but the Royal Talking Ma.-
kf Ichine is not It toy—it will play any
“1‘“ appearance or the I"‘O‘Vf‘record in It most satisfactory manner.
W“ made Sunday. lt “'35 9“ Mr. Donnelly, who is offering it for
‘1‘ to' Norwalk from Stamford. Esale ill this city, will glndly demon-
' Sheriff Simeon Pease, 0f Bridgeportfisnate it. Go hear it from curiosity
ix." “’9‘“ to'Danb‘W and “’0“ Wk ‘0 ””‘If you will, but hear it. it will sur-
8.1193990” jail three men who had irise you. Retilember it’s at Don-
.bound over to the sctlperior muninelly's \‘lclrola and Sonora Parlors.
,‘Thebmen were George Turner of Shir ,1?! South Main street. . ,
.mn, charged with burglary: “Jack“
fild'rweiss," of New Haven, charg l
mith fttempied theft from the person OR DON'T YOU REMEMBER HIM.
alluring Fair week, and Edward Turn- Sometimes they blaze out o‘er the
or, held for assault. ‘ dark clouds of war,
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SOutIl‘NorwafIt. Conn.
But what is the world can have hap-
pened, d‘ye s‘posc,
To the lellder whose name was Von
Kluck?
tisers are talking to you.
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dy Right-Day or Night w
Friendship counts, but you cannot draw on'it '
likeyou can a Bank account. . ,
’Why not cultivate the~kind of friends that are
‘not embarrassed. when you call on » them for
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ltreasure, Lewis asserted. in addition; .
—-HOW AN ENGINEER KEEPS
Railroad engineers are more exposed
‘to catching cold than ours: workers.
"A strange fact about the treasure," : E. 0- Dump“!!! 01 Mariette, "0'! MI
“is that the pearls in i run a Frisco engine 26 years and all
been changed to lathe medicine he has taken In Fatal";
lralnbow hue, presumably because of . Honey and Tl!“- HO "“081 '1 IIWIYI
do "upkeep it in my house and recommend
know whether this will add to or de-,lt to III who have a bad cough or
icoid."
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Take proper means to keep the digestion sound,
the blood pure, the nerves toned and the habits
regular—then the system will be able to respond
to any unusual demand, whenever it occurs.
For over sixty years, women in all walks of life have found
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At All Dmgiau, 10c. 25¢.
Highway, Noroton, Saturday and So
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King's Highway, ‘Darien, was a vis
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L‘MAM. ~ 11 is reported
' R. Carrington Krintalng. who spends
a great dpal; of)“, Nil. in Noroton,
but who is now i e
- this week.
he sent to the filial-wall poultrymho
. from her plnfeathers.
. Post road, Noroton,
, friends in New York. last week. M
Howard reports that business ln’li
THANKSGIVING '
SPECIALS
FOR TOMORROW-éONLY
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1 Wing almost everythin
We Have Gathered a Collection of New and Clever
_l_Viochs in Beautiful
WINTER COATS
FOR WOMEN AND MIS‘SES AT-
8s $1142 $162.?
And at these special prices we will ofl'er these rich and sun-
ning Coats for tomorrow on y. Coats that. are made of exquisite.
and newest materials—in thy most favored colorings of the sea-
son—-and at the above spec! .1 prices, they are positively the.
, by the American
1 three prizes to her cockerals and thre
‘to her hens. Miss
ling to the Norwnlk show this wet-k.
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home of Mrs. J. A. Trowbridge on Co
I'rlligton came north
'on visit and she and
were at thepYale‘Princeton game. M
and 'Mrs. Carrington were very grea
winter, visited friends on the King’s
Mrs. Jessica Mauanovich of the Old
last week of her brother-ln-law,
Lawrence Mutanovlch, who lives in
Westport. Mr. Mananovlch is a well-
l in Noroton Heights
that Bert Stagrs fine Sicilian pullet,
“‘1 am called Little Buttercupfif‘ls to
This bird did not got its
name from the opera "Plnsfore," bu‘.
Mrs. Francis Howard .of the Boston
paid a visit to
. line, “garden furniture," antique and
l modem, is booming for this time of
, . Miss Currie E. S. Markwoll of No»
: g‘else at the
Greenwich poultry and baby show
last week, has been awarded six spec~
lal prizes for her Siciiian buttercups,
Buttercup Club,
Markwell is not
yer. satisfied, for she says she is go:
Mrs. Waring P. Carrlngton' of,
1 Charleston, 8. C., is visiting at the
ilender‘s Point, Noroton. eMrs. Car-
some time ago.
her husband
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Saturday, was a great. success. Before never get lonesome, for there is
the-doors were open at 10 a. m., there always something doing on this now
was a big crowd from N famous hill.
Heights , ‘Darien, Stamford and neigh~i Wm. Chauncey Langdon, who wrote
boring towns. There was such a ”Shout! directed the beautiful Darien Pag-
of buyers that the PGCtOT- “9" ummieant, two years ago. and who has just.
‘3“ Kirk: had ‘0 39" some 0‘ m3,ha.d published, in a New York paper.
neighbors to assist him and Mrs. Vanf'em advocating that the , United
'Kirk in making the sales, and at noonismm enter the European war, should
everything of value had been sold. stick to the fine record he made with
‘Dr. Carlos Martyn gave an interest: the Mien pageant and many other
ing, instructive lecture, Sunday evenslpageants, for his verses and their
ing, in Noroton Presbyterian Churchflsuggestiori are a grave mistake. Give
on “India, the Land of Mystery," il-jns mother pageant, Mr Langdon, imd
lustrated by 73 slides, the plctureslwe will help you all we can, for it did
being thrown on a screen by a etc-mm great deal of good, and it was very
optit-on, in the morning, he preachedthcautiful, and you deserve much cred-
it sermon “ln..Anticipation of Thanks-fit for your part in it; but war? No.
giving Day," in beautiful Word. pic-inever! The only war that is encour-
ttlres. All day Dr. Min-tyn spoke willliaged in this section of Connwticut is
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this aceti‘Etomcd vigor and eloquence,itho few battles between Darlen and
{Noroton, and they are getting less
1 Wm. G. Strangwartl of the Posticuch year as'the lfpeace dove" hovers
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Jioad, horoton, who owns and ctr-,m'el' these town meetings.
‘ scoping half of the double cottage, the} Miss Eileen Elliott of Locust ave-
'0Iher half of which has just been vn—Enne, Flushing, N. Y., who is a cousin
_, cated by i‘oi.lniaster Bennett of Nor» of Douglas 1.. Elliman of Collender‘s
folon and his family, who lived there Point, Noroton, Intended the' Yale.
:forfifteen years, has decided to tear Harvard football game at Cambridge.
“down the partitions, remodel the ill-blues, ill company with friends who
’terior of the house. and turn it into‘wei-o the guests of Robert Goodwin
one .zood-sized‘ cottage. Young‘~m.tmiett, in, at Charleston. 5. 0., on
illlld Mrs. Strangward will occupy‘flioLsnturday. Miss Elliott is now visiting
greatest values a good store can offer at any stage of the season. I ' ly interested, in "”5 game as their,
$225 ,son George Carrington was manager
a.uo S g -» For Women and jof the, Yale team. Mrs. Carrington
n mls. ’i h l-
, ‘ Misses at . ....... . 14 75 ._ s a so 00 mate. 6f Mrs. Harry Vairln
$25.00 x . . . O ; Snead of Noroton. ‘
$3.00 '. Of All Wool 5 ‘The rummage sale at St. Luke’s
and kms p] m 1 25 I ‘church, Noroton, which took place
$3.25 a s at ......... . 5... '
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$4.00 . Beautiful Pluids :
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$4.“) _ and Novelties at... . p
$1.50 3 C ' r . or Good Quanta; ‘ . . . ‘ . -,“..: .r
dalennetes 98c ‘ " ‘
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I $1.75 . Velvet atl . . . . . . . garl ”$124321“ . I
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$7.00 CHH'DREN’S or Good Novelty ‘ '
and \g' '
$8.00 A T _ materials at $4.75
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BU Your thanksgiving Apparel” HERE
- overcome-oar.
and you_wlll;_llave_ something to give
wants '9'“ -
place whe‘re'you can Work or
rah-really live;
’abla', substantially" stilt I .
.~ - Newman, ,
' «signatories! use and coin.
' Ifollt: integer thougornamoiitlv .-, 1
.41. his" ‘nojjiigfli...o§iiy_.g, in.
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is what most people nowadays
‘ want inj'their 'iivln’g room-«II.~
,_'l‘hat' means you must" buy'dur- :.
2e? Win-«mm we» can .
:house themselves when“ is coui'pleb her sister. Mrs. Josiah Lassalle, in
,ed. ‘This house {adjoins the horizon! hei- home nem— Boston. Mrs. Lassalle
Mr tSti-aii‘gward’s mother, Mrs. N. All»; well known in Norotbn,,where she
Strangward, and his sister. Mlss'Iary;ottan visits her enugins, the Elllmans.
Strangward, also lives lives there.‘ [h'tho summer. Both Miss Elliott and
The large electrical truck‘. of thumb. Rhett are also‘ we‘llknown in
Stamford Gas .andElectr-lo Conrado mehere ‘ they 'maile many
'0! Stamford broke down. 01‘ W ”WWII“! they wemlguggtttuf Ml"!
‘ will; of f‘iulcc" at the font .01.“: W6 Vali'ln'anoadis‘ familyat their
at the junction or flip Boston; lie-thorns at. tho-junction of the pawn ,.
Post Road. and the: old may. fligh-
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