the! stilly night e ’er
’s chains have bound
and think what we
ydo to get more Goal
.. us. No miles nor
» can melt the hearts of
. who ought to sell it,
-.1 how can one compel
13d then we dream of those
who buy who class he as a
, , who need a little fur-
‘nace heat but haven't coal to
lire it. They blame us
cause the price is steep, would
all consign 11s to the deep,
"which whichfate might be quite
tcompared with being
and uayou see. between the
SM and the sea, which
seems our luck at present.
turndeat‘ ears to every _,
WM
BUILD NOW
Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re-
quired by the Government for the building of army canton. ,1
meals, all demands of the budding trades are being met.
Government demands have preference, of course, but busi-
ness in general must go on. too. Beaver Board facilities for
large-scale manufacturing have made this possible
OUR SUPPLY OF BEAVER BOARD FOR BITTER WALLS
AND GEILINGS 18 ASSURE!) BY THE MANUFACTURERS
Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eco-
nomical form of lumber. Using Beaver Board instead of lath
and plaster is one way you can reduce your building or re‘
modeling costs. By a wise selection of material you can easily
iind a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
mgyou need Let us prepare estimates.
”The Hatch 5 Barley Co.
can. as or
PLUIBING
moans surname _,
. cocaine A SPECIALTY
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1364
min 8t.
two will rush our trouble man.
= ' around when something like
happens in your home. It your
detective. antiquated. unsanitary
won out, have us make necee
I repairs or installs. new system
South Norwalk.
FALL OPENING OF NEW SUITS, COATS, DRESSES,
SKIRTS, WAISTS, HATS.
The largest selection in town to choose from.
much lower than any store in The Norwalks. Come to the ,
. store that satisfies for exclusive modes.
We save you from three to fifteen dollars on your pur-
chase. dee and be convinced.
33 South Main St.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
South Norwalk.
We Are the Pioneer Promotors of Ready to.wear Garments
For Women Who Knowin 'l'he Norwalks,
Priced
l}. N. E. illilllllER
‘4 run. unis or
iderMill,
Wide Presses,
Kegs
A arsed: for isles
oi the u r l n a r s
" laieas. compel“
will or etrimnl
.Iliicvcal:ltoldnl.'
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OPEN AIR RALLY“!
HoN JEREMIAH DONOVAN}
Candidate for
. the citisens of all: 111 front of
yer on‘ the. Democratic ticket, will address
Norwalk Hotel. ist District ,
SA TURn‘V NIGHT, at 8:30
Don’t forget—this evening at 8. '80. Many interesting
facts will be fold you.
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SPECIALS
Butter. the ilnestoroamery per 1b. .
CompoundLard, per lb. ..
Pure Lard,'per lb. .- ..
1’....
Pure Cocoa, in quart‘jars, cut to
H.0.0ats.......
Ionlluc'eeo-ocole
A. STULL
‘ 2; Cottage Street. . . .
L .
'32 IWashington St.
South um.
Em Norma.
« 4
391‘
c
'St.
Round Steak 320 lb
Fresthggs 480 do:
Schnitzel 3 Sanitary Markets
1' .
._. .Nomalll.
SlilE 0F llllEAN
First Contingent of Connec-
ticut Troops Announce
Their Safe Arrival at an
English Part — Machine
Gun Company and Head-.
quarters—- Staff
NE‘V HAVEN, Sept. 22.~t‘,abll°-
grams received yesterday by friends
of members of the Machine Gun com-
pany of the 1021111 regiment told of the
arrival at an English city in safely
of that: command. Company I) of
that regiment and the mounted occ-
lion of the Headquarters company.
which left New Haven simultaneously
with the Machine Gun company sail-
ed 011 line same transport and have
also arrived safely. The 102ml regi-
ment includes most of 1.113.011! C‘on-
neclicut National Guard.
Capt. Taylor- in Charge.
The Machine Gun companyol' the
'Firsl regiment was one of the best
«mils in that icommand and at its
head was Captain Emerson .G. Taylor.
who had served can it at the border.
When it was merged with the Ma-
chine Gun company of the Second
ifgiment to make, that of the 102ml,
SENTINEL honour. seer. 24,- 1917 Q»;
ristram” 8. Hyatt
NorWalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
it
New Models in the Most Wanted Pelis.
Suit Section. '
The First of the Furs
LADIES’ RAIN COATS
A Mlisl Salisiaclory Showing in All Colors. in Silk or Cloth Finish
Children’s Rats} Coats and Umbrellas
THE BEST DOLLAR UMBRELLA MA DE
gl‘or Men and Women. Fast Color Covers, Strong Frames, .
Sec Display in the l
Ailralciivla Handles.
Captain Taylor was made adjulanl of
’lhe 102ml. Captain Flareucr, J. 'iuin-
an adiuiam oi the Second was made
captain of the Machine Gun company
Company D was shade up mostly at
111cm 0! the Company 1) of the Sec-
commander of the iormcr.ul1_ich was
from Bristol. Caplain George (7..
Freeland of the l) of the Second head
ed the consolidated unll. Hartford
unicorn assigned to the company were
First Lieutenant Russell '1'. Moore.
of Company I} and Second Lieuten-
nnls Frederick J. Thompson. of Com-
pany A and Benjamin C. Bird of Com
pany ii.
The band 111111.11 few other more
born or the Headquarters company
of the First Itrope not merged into
the greater unit. The band of the
Second was in that unit .bul not all
or the unit" 11 ed when .lhe Machine
Gun company i sitar. The date of
the do’aprture is hot given
Whether the force or which the
men from Connecticut are a part will
be trained in Basinstole or on the
sailshury “Plain or In England al all.
or whether they will start at once
across the channel cannot be told at
lhis tim.
momma ,or orncsne.
Ornaments That Tell What Rank
They Help in the Army.
in these days: when no man)- sol-
diers are ee'en. it is well to bear in
mind information that will enable one
.to tell the rank of o'ihccro by their
insignia. All commissioned oillccrs
wear 11 black and gold but c01d 0n
the collar oi lils‘shirt. 11 second lieu-
tenant Wears a bronze ornament-for
the infantry, crossed rifles with the
number oi his regiment in the upper
angle: for cavalry. crossed satires:
field artillery. crossed cannon: coast
artillery a shell on the. crossed cau-
11011; engineer corps. a turrcted cas-
' tie; signal corps crossed dogs, with
~ .1 flaming torch: medical
corps. a
wwand entwined by two serpents;
quartermaster corps. gold key cross-
ed with sword and surmounted by .11
wheel and elxlotl'rordnan'ce. a bursting
shell. He will plan mar 1~4')inch
s11 ipe around: his cult
A first lieutenant will wear lho
some lnsiénia. and in addition one
elligie 3111- or bar on each side oi his
collar. On his overcoat he wears 11
single scroll of narrow black braid.
A captain wears two sliver bars
and 11 double scroll oi braid. ~‘
A major wears the some insignia.
will: a gold ou'k- leaf on his shdulders
and three scrolls oi braid. A lieu-
tenant colonel wears a ne'er oak
leaf and tom scrolls oi braid; 11 col‘
dual. :1 silver spread eagle and five
scrolls of braid.
A brigadler-gcueral wears a silver
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star. 11 11111014511119.1111 tum sliver
stars: a lieutenant-general, two stars
Sale Of Corsets
1-5 Oil Regular
Prices.
\
\
Owing to the high cost of raw materials manufacturers
had to eliminate certain numbers from their stocks On these
models we are making radical reductions in order to dispose of
them quickly. They are not old styles, but all new corsets 1n an
unusually line assortment of the most popular makes. There are
values ranging from $1.00 to $5.00. If your also is in the group
you should be keen to buy‘now at an advantage.
Early comers will be rewarded.
so waannro'ron sr. .
- with a cent at grins of the United
States between. _
,The non-commissioned omccrs wear
chevrons above tins elbow to denote
their rank; a ,cor oral. two chevrons;
sergeant, three: rat sergeant three,
with a diamond oi‘ lozenge in the cen
trc.
MAIL FOR SOLDIERS.
Postmaster Bobl. g
Postmasters have been requested by
the Poatoillce Department to give pub-
licity to a notice relative to therproper
manner to address mall to the soldiers.
in a letter addressed to a man in the
regular army. this .51.. should be fol-
New York Market
m I.
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sass. WWW
menu—1.9a. ....-......... ., . _
TI’ 11 ClSlf l
mm
ond‘ Captain Frank S. Merrill was;
Instructions Gillan to the Public by\
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rowed: 11 w I
Private Join; Smith, l.
CompalLy A, llllh infantry.
” Camp lace, Virginia.
For a.1rolllier.in the National Guard;
the address should be in the following
style.
Private Jobln Smith,
Company B; 1511.1 Infantry. (69m N. Y.)
Camp hoe. Virginia \
For a soldier in the National Army.
the style is:
Private Jolm Smith.
Company C. 310th infinlry. (\'. J.)
g ‘ ‘ Camp Dorcas, Mass
The desipinallon or regiments or the
National client will show ln‘parenthe-
ale their priescut slate designation, as.
for exampll‘i, “Co. _ B. 151st infantry”
169111 N. 1'.)"
The desirination oiregimcnis otthe
National Allimy will show 111 parenthe'
111;, the stale iron: which each organi-
aclion. or tile bulk of ll. was drawn, as.
for example “Co. 0. Mom lniantry.;
(N. J. l" '
The War? Department has adoptedl
the iollowinlx sy stem of numbering tire
regiments: .
Regular ilrmy. l to 100' National
Gullrd. 101 to 300; National Army, 30]
up.
Each lclller and parcel should bear
the address of the sender. Insured. (1.3
0. 1).. and liegislcred letters or parcels
which are properly addressed and do
not bear a. return address ‘br sender
must not be} accepted [or mailing. Post.
masters arc espfi'ially requested to as
sist relatives and irLends'in preparing
and properly addressing mail for sol-
dler's. Unllesg’ addressed to comparly~
and regimeht,n1ail ulli be delayed and
probably rrlurned lo writer as unde- - '
liverabla.
At all postoitlces where the quantity
of mail received for dispatch will'iwac
rant. direct packages. should be made
up to regiments and the packages.
properly labeled in show the. regimental
and the package, cdlup and state.
When the quantity is not sufficient to
permit thcl distribution to regiments.
mall addressed to soldiers should be
placedJn 1i separate package. and dis
patched under a label showing the
name of cllmp and state. .
Mail addressed to soldiers at Camp
Dcvens, Moss“ will go through Fitch-1
burg. Thai freight station is at the.
Stamps."
camp. 1
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SUPERIOI‘l COURT youngster.
NDJOURNS: IS TO l Before the court took a recess Pub
BE CALLED BACK lie Defender Robert G. DeForest asked
+‘— that counsel be associated with him
Session Le“ 5° B."""°“ M‘Y 3° F“ to assist in the defense of my 01‘ the
owned ill Emergency—Sentence men acoused‘ ‘of murder
1 Changed In the case of ‘Johu Ciringos.acc11s‘cd
BRIDGE‘PORT- Sept. 22- ”F0” the ]or killing Abdallah Kougen of Danbury,
present the Superior cou'rt c’lmmaI‘Jacob B. Klein was assigned: In the
lde, 1‘“ adjourned. After “5903‘“ case of Thomas Maloney, who killed
of some. cuties this morning Judg‘e Lu- 1J0)“, Steirie in Danbury' William H.
C19“ F- Bunpee told “‘9 CW" olllcer 1° Cable 0! the same place was hauled
““0““ bill “0‘ l0 .3“ "1111110111 “W 111 the case or 'Peter Pettl of this city,
it Is undbrstood that there may be ludge Carl Foster was assigned
other businiess for the court to ‘deal
with before, the next criminal term.
comes in, llhich will be in December ‘
rzi’or this rellson the adjournment Is left 1 "
so that upi 11 any cell by the Judges Gov. Holcomb Calls on Citizens to Aid
the session may resumed. , ! National Fund.
Before cl in: business a few casee' Gotcrnor Marcus H. Holcomb has
were clearq “Fr in the case of Salve.“ called upon the citizens of Connecticut
tors Orin of this city Judge Bur-pee to aid the National Uh .ary War'Coun
ordered . t the previous sentence to ell in its elort to raise a million dollar
4 iorstatuiory burglary land tor the purpose otprovldina.
would Io . - and lashed Oriel with the trained assistance oiths Am.
mu tenacioceoyearta‘laii. mumeuochtiondoplaceeob
Mom mama-d recline-cruel! chosen mathematici-
-« phenol-chamomile; 'fuheremtho-llltsrrorasmioreea
.111 report ceee authetlcltedltueommhledia
, ices-as or lrsinlnu static-u.
W the m the The Will W was billed
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BOOKS FOR SOLDIERS.
his,”
you 1111
‘H Krieger 81 Co. j
Fall Opening of
ILLI
The most complete as-
sortment of ready to
Wear Hats in NOrWalk. "
mum.
N0 "CE.
011 November isi: .we- shall dis— "‘
continue giving Pink Trading
No mere new books
. Started after Saturday, Sept. 22nd
A. F. Beckmann& Co. 5..
83 & 85 Washington Si.
Phone 1405
' -3T
11 National Library War Council, with
Hon. Frank A. Vanderiip as its chain -
man. to raise,‘ million dolla1 {\M
throughout the United States: for tho .
purpose or providing a library for our
. soldiers and sailors wherever serving.
This'ohiect will appeal to every cili-
zen. Connecticut has promptly m;
spender! 'to and met every patriotic doc.
mand upon it and will ndt fail to 5011-“
erously respond to this appeal. it is
requested that the coniribullons of the
citizens of this state to this library
grand shall be made during the week:
‘bcginning September 24. Subscripo
liions may be ioxwarded to George S.
Goddard. stale librarian, Hartford.
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’ no vou FEAR THE wrnm’
Do you four the force of the wind,
l The slash of tilt“ rain?
(lo lace then! and light them.
i Bea s'lltngl- again.
Go hungry and cold like the troll.
l (“lo wade like the crane;
fl...- .»
The palms of your bands will thicken; 3
‘ The shirt at your check will tau.
You‘ll grow tagged and weary and
earth}.
but you‘ll walk like a ma
Hamlin Garland.
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