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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 4, 1915 · page 11

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annual 1111 et practice, and beginning
tnext year the companies will be. 31'-

RELATIVE ffflleNCi .. W1...
f0lt COASI ARllllEth"*‘“ " ..

«the results published.

5. it is suggested that company!
commanders be. promptly advised of]
1he ‘War Department’s intentions in
order that they may have ample time

 

Captain lossntan Receives Circular

liltflttlfiliftl PlSlORS
Wlfl SEEKS With

In. John garland Allegeslieister-l Bristol Contractor lay 1:111. Drive;9 40 1° 33". 10 53! 11 51

 

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Timetable 1

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M—--1:39x, 6: 2x 6:09, 6:571.
'1: 181. 7: 40, 8: 10x, 8: 21!. 8: 59x, 9: 23!,

P. 11-1: 13:, 1: 27K. 3: 02!, 3:29.1

' until it.

end as gunners

Telling "on Service Can be Im-
proved

Captain Albert. N. Mossman, corn
mending the Sixth Company, Coast
Artillery Corps, Connecticut National
Guard. has received the following let~
ter troni the Adjutant General in
Hartford, telling how the efficiency of
the Coast Artillery Corps can be in-
creased: .

The [allowing letter received from

the 31M. A. is promulgated for the
information and action of all con-
cerned:

“’AR DEPARTMENT.

Office of the Chief of Staff,
Division of Militia Affairs,
Washington.

November 17. 1915.
from—Jrhe Acting Chief, Division of

Militia Affairs. ’
'l‘o——_’l‘l1e Adjutant General of‘Connec-
ticut.

Subject—Figure of relative efficiency

for coast. artillery militia com-
ponies.
1. 1.01111 (-1111: with the your 1911‘

a figure of relative efficiency will be
computed in the Division of Militi'a‘
Affairs for each company of coast at'.
tillcry maintained n ' the variou-
S‘tntcs. The inclosed table indicates
the scope of the inquiry for the. esti-
mates nine.“ year and the method 01"
computing the maximum DOSSlbh‘!
Credit for a company of three oil);
rers anti one. hundred and nine en
listed men. ‘

{to obtain satisfactory results.

Second Lieut. (if qualified in W.
i). examinations to grade).....
Number ,of enlisted men (109 at

300

1 each) ...................... 109
Rated Men.

Plotters (l at 50) .............. 50

Observer, lat-class (l at 50).... 50

observer. 2d‘clasn (1 at 50) ...... 50

(Jun Commanders: (2 at 50 each) .. 100
Gun (\mniunders (2 at 50 each) 100
' ‘ Gunners.

Firstclass (excluding rated men,
1112 at 10 each) ........102

Secondclass (~~— at 5 each) . .-..

Vt'ar Department‘s estimate of
training (maximum of 101)0)...1()00

9

Total crt'dits ....... . ........ 3679,15... The young pastor and his bridc\
llt'dut-itiu factor .............. 36.79
Figure of relative. otiiciency after the Rev. MLGarlund had ”I.
(maximum) ................... 100 signed as minister at the Southport;
Nutt'm’l‘ho proper changes will be
1:1dt- in the credits for rnted men of student at the Yale ’l‘hcologicnl
art :1 r' cmoputiies. sit-1100.1 '
EDWARD St‘ilt'llid. is alleged since April 3(

Asst. to Adiutant General.

A WIRELESS DISCOVERY

 

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in general the necessary infor
motion will be obtained from the an i
“("1011 tl'ptnts of the (title-'1‘ 1
11s inspector-instructors by:
Department, but for tin-311.1
1916 the credits dot' for oiliu. 1; until ‘,
tyin" in examinations and for 11111111
ed men qualifyinr: for rated position ‘
uill not be com 11111.
Until after the semi—annual cxomin
:ttions of next. bitty. .

3. Participation in joint 00:1111 do
tense exercises. including .‘iullt‘itilllt'l
practice will be governed as hart-to-
Ifore, but permission for n.00111pztux' to
hold service practice in the future
"1.1111 be 111111111: 601111111... on'the figure
of efficiency-matured. For the
coast delcnae one: clues of 1111..

- detailed
the. War

ioIlu:

common to an alloy. "carol amnittni ‘
dion i'or lattice target [ilnfiiQt wilt:
be 2- out of :1 11053: blc 100 The I‘e-l
qutrcutents tn this respect: will not
rtad. exam: exacting each year and the
“Gite of the investigation ifito the
organization and training of the com-
{amide will be extended from time to
time. ‘

4. The War Department will con
tinuo toannounce the retults of flu.

 

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Professor Michael Ix Pupin.
Prof. :Michael J. Punln of Columbia
has just andunced’ the discovery at a"
receiver .t’or w-irélepa- teleplmny which
is sensitive only to such waves as the

7" operator desires.

ltI will make the arts of wireless
telephoto, and telegraphy oomnieh
chilly- mentioning dyer long distances“
and may sound the Hiram or the collate.
The professor told of his invention

" during his address before. th National

Academy of Sciences

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have had some tirne down in New

in

' i [Tracie Eben—Yep Beckett lie trag-
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in! Spouse Was Unfaithful to

| (Signed) G. W. MclVER, ISIS—FWSOINIM f0“.—
Colonel, infantry. . ’
For a company of three officers and “no" “I“! M" M1“ to

109 enlisted men. mug“: of MOW!
Organization—Strength. .
Captain (it qualified in' W. I). yum; ”VIM
examinations to grade ..... 500 -———-
First Lieut. (if qualified in W. D. The Rev. John Lewis Garland for
examinations to grade) ....... 400 some time pastor of the Southport

Methodist church, but more lately in
charge of 11 Georgetown, Reading,
church. who is alleged to have de
camped after being obligated to his
futher-ln-law, an Atlantic, Mesa. man
[or about $800, is defendant in a di-
vorce action brought in the civil su-
perior court, Bridgeport, by Julia Ar-
nold Barber on grounds of infidelity.
intolerable cruelty to also alleged.
The address of Garland upon the
papers filed is given as the Seamen's
Church institute, 25 South street.New
York city. it is claimed that the pe
titioner and the defendant married
April 18, 1915. The wedding was celc~
brated in Atlantic. a suburb of B08-

llls mm- leloltes lic- ‘:

31! 5:181. 5 45. 6: 02!, 6: 47. 7. 02:.

cos: of Irvine 00th:, as OneIV
Handed In lot Fit to Drive 011
thinks Secretly

 

 

The automobile driver's license of
Henutor Martin E Pierson of Bristol.
lwhich has been suspended since May

..7 is to be returned him, accord-

ing to the decision of State Secretary
lulurles 1). Homes. The memorandum
of decision says that in his opinion.

made by State‘s Attorney Ailing to
Judge Bennett at the time of.M1-.
l’iersou‘s trial seems to cover the
case. No intimation at all that Mr.
Pierson was under the influence of
any intoxicating drink or drug or any-

Mr- Pierson has been P““"“"“““" 6:00;, 6:06, 8:1011. 9:37. 11:15:.
cicntly. The decision further says: 1200‘
"out: paragraph of the statement 81min!-

2% 9:451.
Sunday!-

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10:
n, 12131:. 2:41x, 3:12;, 4:312.
ii: 15 11: 0221. 11:57:, 7:02x, 7:571. 9:15x,t

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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—4:41x. 5:30, 6:39, $00!.
81511.9:15x, 10:03:. 10:06, 10:50:.
P. M.—-12.'08x, 1:06, 2:043. 2:57.
3:2711. 3:64. 4:23. 6:13x. 6:29. 6:32

A M.- -:.600 8:00;. 01.00 10: 032.,
10:60:. —

P. M.—-12:10, 1103:, 13:39:,
5:251. 620011. 7:20x,_ 821011.
12:00:. ' -

6:02.
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thing of that kind. and in broad day-
light, he was driving his machine
southerly along the North Haven
turnpike just south of North Haven

 

 

 

1
I Cruelty
!und up to the time of the date of tin
lwrit. Mr. Garlttnd's flight from tht
itown of ltedding caused a great deal
of excitement and Mrs. Garland re
flurned to her father's home in Massa-
|chusetta.
I The father of the girl. a harness

:manui'acturct‘ of Boston, is said to be

la creditor ol‘ the sou-inlaid to 111511
about $800. lie is reported
..0 have given Garland a check for

which the par.-

}.ent of

1$200 to buy furniture.
l or did not use for the purpose, and
have taken 11 note for the (.01an
obligation. The formal dismissal oft
the young college. graduate IwasIone
of the final chapters in the George

\)

|'moved into Georgetown April 22 lastJflmmg ”with hint in the 9‘" with

church. where he ofllclatod while aimm‘o“ 0f the ““ timony that his “"'

green on the main road. A lady was

whom he. was conversing, and' it was
quite apparent, from a careful exam.-

fortunate condition was due-to in.»
attention purely and simply." :

The. license of Philip Bergin .01
Untonvillo is to be indefinitely nus
pended. Ber’gin was arrested in (‘un
ton on Novcmbcr 6 while under the
influence ~bf hqubr.

Dr. 11. Lenaron Peters 01’ Bridge-
port may again drive his car. Secre-
rary Btu'ncs is of the opinion that Dr.

 

 

scum NORWALK 10 new HAVEN
A 11—12: 23:. 1: 1.1:, s. 05. 11. .1114

9-1511, 10:18x 11: 12x 11: 67x

P. M.—l'.20 1,111.1 1:.23 5:.19 6:.20l

6.51. 72081:. 9:2’. 11.22 I
' Sunoave.
A. it‘l.——12:23x, 111313 7:43, 9: 15x.

10:19, 11:12x. 1115731. ;
P. 1112:0911. 4:46x, 6233:, 6: 18.;
7:08x, 8:3911. 9225!. ' I
eoU'rH NORWALK TO OANeUth
A. M.—-s:111. 8:27, 11:59:.
P. M.~—l:30. 4:3611. 6:25 7:14.
Sundays.
in M.—10:37 E
p. M.—~z:15,'7:20. i

DANBURV TO SOUTH NORWALK

Peters was not responsible for the no A. M.—-6:00, 7:25. 8:18: 10:05:.1

rider“ in which he figured. {11:50. i
The license of Harry liyberg of P. lit—4:23.619.

Bridgeport .ls'in‘dcfiuitfljv' suspended. SUHdlYS-

lawns arrested in Norwalk on No- _A.1.\f.~——7:50.

ember 12 for operating 11 vehicle
\liile under the. influence of liquor
in the arse of Samuel Postal

suspended. He was arrested to, Trim
bull on October 21 {or reckless driv-I

 

:own incident. which will be brought
up again by the divorce. action.
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Heals & soothes
Sldn “01 Children
and Sick People

 

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chef heal;

atop; IfiIng‘,’
nil- untahgine notifies:
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«cassava are: Maudie
A mild that promises to "hang on
1111 ‘thim‘mil tooth; mount irritant
action uhould. he panama up'thé: «grit.
warning of a cold—sneezing. chillii

neas 3111141111111ku .Eole'y's: Honey . ‘

1111:1111 ran into a wagon driven by
Mrs. Mdzie Goldstein, his machine
turning turtle. - j

The license of Julius Manke' of Wu-
terbury Js indefinitely 1.1111111311351111;
was convicted of Operating at: waldo)
mobile while intoxicated in Naugatti‘dt
on October i8. . 1

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The “Celine-1051’! tinting- Collins

oIf

' llalmfleld Center "is revoked." In the

Opinion of Sectctar'y, Burnes he is not

' ~ a proper person to hold a libertée: Mr'f

(I‘oilins 111111111111 one hand aim at the'
time he was given an examination by
ihé' oflicé he seemed to operate his
machine 1111111” mull. Two accidents
since that time have changed the-
opinion of the department”

The, license.- of, Max Michaells of
Tortington is indefinitely suspended.
He. 31111311111111.1511 while operating an
fintontdblié hi *Wa‘térbiiry on ‘Note em-I
{her '7 while intoxicated,

I? rue' 111191139. '91 110361111 Davis of New

Wow 45 1.11119 ely

ween chugonr or H ILI. Be or
New HaW’Kwk Mr Bond’ car
without permission. . and was «wrestle

1n Willimantic momentous driving.

 

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Illridgcport the license is indefinitely

. cross and peevtsh. See if tongue

neuepmdé‘d. H6 v-fmit axutive,” arid it never fails to ef-

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Look at Tongue! Mova Poisons Ft'om .-
Liver and Emma at Once. ,
Mother! Your child isn't naLumllyI .
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coated;
stomach, liver and bowels need a
'cleanstng at once.

When listless pate, feverish. full 01’
cold breath bad.. threat «ore doesn’t
_eat sleepsor act naturally, 111111310111-
Itch-ache d: arrhoea, remember, a gentle
liver and bowel cleansing should 1114
ways he hie first treatment given.

Nothing equals "California Syrup of
Figs" for children's ills; Igive a teas-
poonful and in a few hours all the.
foul waste. sour bile and fermenting .
fad which is clogged tn the bowels
passes out of the system. and- you have
a well and pinyin! child again All
children 11m this harlot-”cue." delicious

,fiect aLgood “insideL pleadtsing Dirgc'
tions for babies} children of all ages

and grown- ups are mainly on the boil" - .

tie. .- .
Keep Iit handy in your home AII lltIle,

12mm today. saves a sick child tomor- .
unlIok you or 1101131111,. 11111 buy 1101115 good. home, sergeant. row. but 31311119 genuine. A31; your

dnt Klstm tor ii" 50cent‘botie of "Dell"

 
 
 

 

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this is a sure sign its little

enemas-5111's. 111,111 - oft-(ER ops mess I'rojPLe'AsIe IA

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

AND

Ranges

MEET EVERY
COOKING NEED

COAL GA's

 

 
 

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Only one range to ’
. quired for either or
,— . both of the two fuels. 1,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

COMFORTaad
ECONOMY- .
min son" ‘ in"?

HORACE R. NASH I '
"t. . Noni Main and «West St...

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Y ou'lialwnys getacordialrcception hero. ix“? .
Tlioscwho come goawnyhappicr anti w 151:1 . . ' i

l The reason? \\ 0 put the 1r storage bttttct ms in such good "
c indition tliutit sonlv n; ttuml they should smile. L 01110111
and wc'litcll 3 cu more. Frct' mspectioucfany bauc ryata: 111111110.

f FAIRBANKS ELECT. co. % '
TEL. 933 I

58 NORT_H MAIN STRET.
New WHkrdBattér-‘eennd Repa'r Perl: Always Carried r'h Stool _i' : 4 H

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1'1 WALL smear”? ' A
NORWALK
PHONE 433 '

 

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Evert/11111: it) the Optical 1:1,,

 

 

 
 

Eyes ' Examined 5 Free 1.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Form tire-1 Alwats Welco tied,"

;. Our new stock contains an endless variety of sets _and single piecei
that make much prized presents. ' '

All, purchase; may be reserved for’

Chiffonttrs and Dressers

. 01' oak and mahogany in mpny new, and artistic models from 36.50 t
$35. 00

delivery at any date-desire

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

Dining Room Ft.rn1*ure

. Subata’ntial extension tables $10.00 to 335.00
' ' " ,_ ,_L»._; .- 011th to. 131- mm {1.50 to $5.00.. ,_

. 0111c him llen or 0111213 Furn'otre

" .All 1111111. 11,1 banks..9ffl:e.'6halm. mar 12.90 101312.00. '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

RAYMOND &' SONS

‘UNERAL DREOTOR.

 

48 Main street. Norvvlilt

 

 

 

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