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(l L H'l’ fitraitun‘ “(3‘ u‘twt and Hull
5 ~ nut», Sorwuilt
A At’lmrly liquor! to 0mm? Toot
I. \\'c~t tin-our nnd ltcrwm Hrm.‘
t t'outre Report to (Ilium Sam-
I. .~ Turnpike nd Stuart awnur.
Lockwood Report to (timer
1, 4,. m. Turnpike and Cedar
Night Duty.
Banjul, Album (tail llcport to
Ulllt‘l‘ (lrumby, \l'eatport lltll.
l'tank Gall» —llcport to Glitter l’uync
lull oi \Yea'tport Hill,
(lull. Jullu.~ lialunia-~
n\t‘n‘l(‘ and Park uunuc.
cleplltu Malina» fiction to Oilicrt'
’l Ittllilll at Armory.
\‘t‘llt’ll'd-c it‘port to
5 miton Mt‘lltttdlsl thurch, Norwalk.
‘05
.uuis
Louis
I. l‘uttton. Lcon \\'c0d~llt>pni‘t tot,
Ulit-t-r (litincr, ’l‘urnpikc and 'l‘uylor‘i
:t-cpuc.
llzttulti S\t*t‘ llcpot'l to Olliccr.
1‘. tin. 'l‘utnpikg and Scribner arc.
t. (‘il\'t‘*~llt’[ltil‘l to (“limit lia)
1mm]. ’i‘urnpilw and l‘llmcrcst.
e'. Shchood in trout of chcnt
’i't‘catrc.
4‘. Wilson. .1.. ylx'napp-—Iicport. to.
tin-«r (irutnbly. Westport avmua.
It i
(it'tlfl‘f’yfilit‘ptll‘l to Ofliccr Flynn,
'i' ttttpike and Sttlbnet uv.(-nue
l: Sittruood ii. Hawkins'vNotwulk
l‘ulicc Station ’l‘t-lcphono sertltc.
F. tianung~ ilcport to Other Mut-
pl 3, Park avenue. twur water tank.
t'. Brown——Report to Oflicer (‘lunrn
\l‘ .1] and Smith strecls.
’l‘. littnt‘l‘teport to Oil‘tcer horut-y.
“all and lam streets.
.l. ilutuortier—At comer
IV} and West avenue.
itcrt Benton, Roy Jones—Report to
I ("M01 Page, Wall and Water strccts.
\i‘iltlll‘ Colcywtlcport to (“floor
S in Wall and Rim sheets.
ltunk lioM:tnd—»chort to Omccr
Murray Foot of “full street Hill at
Knight.
tiobcrt
of Bill'li»
Schoclkolf-Repot't to Ot-
ilct'r Hunt, Wall and Math streets.
Iiundolph Sthrwlleport to Ol'flccr
N-ll‘ltt)’; Park and East nvenucs:
( llllrIPS Cnnttunco. and’ William
JI;\'('lI:ll;&;-R?|lorl to Officer Smith at
Armory! ,.
.l_ Sortitlow, P. M. and William And.
erson-Reportto Police Headquarters
in the aching.
ilcputy Commissioner Nash, Taylor
:t mun, and Turnpike at night. with a
:4 out in assistance.
Smutmztster Quintnrd — Turnpike
(mt: Cedar, with scout assistant.
Scouts for morning service will rc-
port at station at 90'cIOCk and remain
there until excused at 12:30.
Scouts for service at night will rc-
port at 5:30 and stay until 8:30
Soouts- whose names are on the list
and are not specially assigned, will
I't-pm‘t to Chiet’Pennington for special
duty. at ,Norwa-lk Police Station.
Recent orders of Commissioner.
Scoutmustcra under the Norwalk
('-~nncil will prepare lists of such
Hollis aritave been perfect-in con-
(lutt during the past 90 days, and
Mud the list to the Deputy Commis-
sioner on or before Friday, November
17th.
Only such scouts as are designated
by the Commissioner will be premlt-
ted to serve with the Police Depart-
'ment on the. day of the Yale-Harvard
Game. ,
No scout shall wear his uniform or
any part~ theredf at any time eicept
~whudeer orders,- and to and from
ccout troop meetings, unless by spe-
cial permission .0: his scout mast».
m ___.__.
We Aim" the mgr-est
h Prices ind: Of
Telephone or. Postal .to
,- L. __ '
a Rowan Sit.
l
Incl
Oificcr:
. H to on up "i v...
l L. t hunt-am: Ill 1 lion.”
in . «at out our” d “at “on.
u! l» “I” but: nfl nut r.
.t‘glnw d (h. pt." kl "34' p“! ru»
“not" 2 ul- ilu- Home!
1...” Th In": shot a wry luv
Mt‘lrlrr an the «mm at Milan,
.mpuuu no in tho ms at our”?
bank» and I. IN ("mustn't-a. The ID-
rr=um in the» dot-06m tor thr .u-ur in
lthr rating» lunlh and its ttw bllllfll
:dvparlmcutp oi Inn couttulcs
'amountod l0 outflow. At the close
of tht:I year 1015 the total luring-
tum-mils amouutmi l0 $320,690,002.)
The additions during the your on
fallown in the commissioner's report
will bring this amount up to 8357.?
t 011,092.
in lhc auting> bunks the increase
lot dcrosits tor the year was 826.094.-
ttthl. and in the trust savings depart
intents $10,227,000. The total iucreasef
in all the departments or trust com-
panies and in the savings banks was
357,052,000, 1
it is not only in the remarkable- in;
.ct'caac in the deposits that the trust
companies and the savings banks
‘rhow signs of the grneral prosperity:
lSwhich th.> statu cnjoycti during the
l your and which it continues to cnjom
but also in the increase in the Value:
of their assets. This increase uddsl
Alta
utnountorsm .,359..000
l Tho number of depositors in thc
footings banks has increased 11,61".
and in the savings department m.
, . l
‘ttust (Olllpdnlts 3.6,-76 making a tot-
p-u-t
lul intrcitse at H .05 Al
1
ol ”ll war 19]; the number of de-'
l
l
l l
l tltc umtl dcpositor is uwd in the it’-
‘ .
t port of tho commissioner it should bc‘l
'snid that the flames represent thel
numhr-r of domain nitich is quite‘ a:
ditcrcnt thing. ’l‘hctc are many de
poi'lims uho lune deositu in dirt-
crcnt. banks. it its only a few year!
ago that a man died in Iiatttord who
had dépmits in clown hanks.
_..——~,. . ._______.__
BISHOP MlLLSPAUGH DEAD
of Kansas ot the Protestant Episcw
pill Church. at his home here, removed
one of the prominent ' figures in the
than it) yours,
the church the REV.
COLD 'IN WINSTED,
‘\\'l\'S'i‘El), Nov.
in Northwestern Connecticut today
according to rcports reocivod here.
in Ilartland. Hartland county eight
degrees about were reported. High-
land Lake hall a thin coating of ice
for the first limo this smon.
WALLTNGFORD BANKER DEAD;
WALLIXGFORD. Nov. 22.-Rol)eri
ii. Cowlmt. the last. original member
of the ‘Ftrfit National Bank of Wall-
intzford directorate and for more than
twcnty-firo yearn treasurer of the
Dime Savings Bank, died at his home
today ,in his 84th year. His wife and
thrce sons gut-rive.
llRlSl’llAlE' i. this
(if Billlllflll lllllz
80ft, Willi, Will
E‘s-Cent Bottle Destroys Dandrnfl and
Doublu Bohuty: of Your
Hair
Within ten minutes alter an appli-
a single truce of dandmfl ortnlltnc
hair and your scalp will not itch. but
what will pleat-so you‘most. will be af-
ter a, few woeka’ use, when you we
new hair, line out! com at first—-
yes-but really no hair—gratin: I!
over the scalp.
terence how dull faded, brittle and
ucraggy. lust moisten I cloth with
Dandelion and caretully‘ am it
stand at a time. Thu ethic! in mm
1m; and have a: amt-am '1
modules: on WWW
WI and tum
Get 3 35-6011! W o! mowm‘t
malarial «on w m “'9 °' 2"“
to the stability of the banks to melt
. l
the close ‘
posltors “as givt-n 11H 693,655. While .
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'rornKA. Knuth. Nov. 22.——'rhe'
tlvnth or the 'nght Rev. Frank R.
\tlllspaugh. Bishop of the dlocease .
l
t
t
l
'22.~~o'l‘emperuture ~
rmuzcd from ten to htteen above are» .
cation of Danderlne you can not find -
A little Dandertne immediotely dou- ~
bias the beauty of your lair. No nth .
thmsbyourhoir «alumni-ma
inHour huir will mum. om tail . :‘
‘v
t
a
church in which he served (or mom“:
ill health necessitaf- s
t-d his withdrawal from the more nc-l:
ticc pimscs of church work last year}:
At the recent national convention ofEi
James Wise, ofl‘
P
St, Louis, was chosen coudlutor bis-l
hop of Kansas. . l’
'C
mm
“It’lvhlnthku
ruminant-shu-
wumn'
lbchmtlhb-pmv‘h
MM! unto-h.
w
No noun who you In or via
you no. thi- «II. “Ibo
tau-n Io u, lmlltldul I. the
amenity. Any Ink-iv, - any
snhjcfl,nolt-guubvttlm
tlu- hands (I! will) will h-
prlntc-‘l Inn. WWII: thc out.
16 sub-Mud In. the write-”n.
mum and aim...» attached. We
lmvnwcr. H‘l-‘l'rfl' no right In
amt. rerun or decline any arc
tide which. in our cal-lo- lt ls
mu adrisahlt- to publish. Aut-
clea on am topic luludint "u-
man“). war. religion. pollth.
labor. capital sumo. love poetry
or mutimt-wm-hk- will be wol-
(‘0!‘t“’l.
Altar till Hat-“1i?
'I‘hc suspense is over: Mr.
_Wils'ou is elected: we will: hhu
wcll. Regardless of our pcr-
sonul \lows. wc tougratultttt-
him most ltmrtlly.
But now wo maul. met down to
thc \ilnl m-oblt-m Incl-z us: tho
one attention at critical Impor-
tance: thc uppermost tlumrht
in (‘H‘l’jmfi’i‘ mind; after the
“uh—“Int?
Europe
"Mitocry now. making war
malt-rials. Mic-r the mu it will
b0 mod to make ptm motor-int.
Labor there is channel- than
ltcrc. DIN-ml, martin“!
\mcrtt-nn mule tu-tlclcs will ho
cxcludml {mm Europa alter the
war.
Thcy 'llH‘t‘ :\ mot-dram marine
and we lnrc 1mm
“'6. haw. wealth. natunl rc-
sourcca. Mains. ability. courage
~——-uw‘ luck-tunic.
End: door mmn nothlnc
linked towetltcr they who in
the mom powerful nation in tho
world!
No one can «:1th ma \ttal
lnrportnncc of this mutter. What
to do in tho proltlcm.
Awakcn Americans!
Foul-slat: dlflorwcc: 0! race.
color and crmd.
Gct tom-tlwr: pork Ingram:
stay to:ctln-r—————for the good
is weeding up her ,
old I'. 5. .\. NOW!
' -—OOXNOR8
from”?!
Fine
1*" urnish'ings
For
Christmas
Buy Now
SHIRTS.
Silk-Shirts
$3.50 values
at
$2.95
NEOKWEAE
' 500
to
$2.00
303,133?
Special,
Saturday
' at
$1.40 per Don.
GLOVES
Gray Moohas
Black Backs
$1.50‘to $2.50
UNDERWEAR»
Special .
Heav Wool
$ .00
per garment
_ FANCY VESTSI“
; . $3.59. ,é
$3600 .
\ BQBES
.t..~ ‘M‘
7:76 :riltiwfi- W
.WS
cohnoas
“smut”
t! READY! CHOOSE!
Hundreds and Hundreds of New 'Winter
OVE. i C. TS
Vanety-Style—Oualzty-F 1t
55 t 525 $35 .
Everything you could: ex-peut in Overturns
and Suits at the lowest prices in smart
new, youthful models guuti tailoring illltl
faultless til you Will find in; these nation’-
ally famous clothes 0i
Socie ty Brand
Campus T ogs
Alfred Bem'min Co.
And
Conn airs Clothes
Every: Ititttl of cloth-"Emu ltlutl 65 Mai
Stylus tor every taste—Hm tor everypuse.
Gltoose from heavy Motions... Kotsoys and lousy
Da6lts--satln lined and: quarter lined. Choose
from handsome novelty mixtures- sturdyAmet-
loan wool6ns stunning Slmtlzutti and Twoods
Chaoso from overcoats mat-mp. smil6 in the
taco 0i 6 blizzard-and: d‘eross ooats in whi6|t any
man can b6 proud to pounds.
For the man who has never bought here
foroéwe ofler some extraordinary
good values; of '
Come to with as much oxpectancy as vou would hope to get in
much higher. priced clothes and whennyou see what we show, you ’ll un-
derstaud why we are doing such a wonderful business.
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