Mormons mp aural
mas AT ALL mucus i ' . ,
New Outing Flannels, Chat, ’
lies, Silkalines and Gretonues
Idahackemo Hotel Block.
, South Norwalk. ,
f‘HAVE A HEART" HIT“: E
’_ , Gems from “Have a
gear-t A well balanced stock of
W‘Tm'fiaid Something” trunks
%:fi§:;:§£cortfl FOX Trot, Wardrobe, steamer, and
1“ "roomy” trunksp—that 13
DON N ELI-Y’s
16 80. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
1—552. .- .-. ,.
trunks with a separate room
for your special Shirts, shoés,
etc. ‘
..-~F it , -.. _ ,,.....
,, .j Also good bags and every-
thing for men’s wlaar to fill
'l‘licrc will he a l‘t‘idl‘iill‘ rchva “a
the American liaial itil‘eltflll at 8
o'clock.
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The last meeting of the c
Icil uill he held’ tomorrthw evening
“Why not oniov ioni- Victrola now,
don’t wait for Xmas. Ask :llitllll our
‘ easy terms. llonnclli‘s, ill South Main
V street.
of lllttilt‘I‘h of importance will be
cuss-Lid and disposed of,
Miss lituruiloritc lir't‘llc {Tris morn-
Inl; Started on a conrso of study in the
Booth & Bailisa Commercial :‘t'lltltil in
Bridgeport.
will be seen when the now
(‘Ulll t'fll’fl.
.Vfiuami
John Delmar", ot' \\‘oml'.v:i":l avenue.
, is spending lti~2 vacation at this homo
of his dauglntvr. Mm. Tilt-o. l3 ’l‘inuci'.
ttln'lll 4 do!» l1. .\l".i.
chry E. \‘s‘illianiron who is better
known as a "bird of linS*‘11t:l>"
:flned $7 and ("Utilfi on the ch ‘
,broach of tlic llt‘ilf‘t‘ by
> ‘bul'gll this morning.
-October l‘crords‘: now on auto
,‘Donnelly'o, coma in and in! as
them for you.
l‘rlll at: a result (if the collision,
was:
of .
were injured.
A .. ......,....4,_.
at lurk-d licaintcn'. L‘dlli
pla)’
George .\. llm‘ls of
He arrlvh-d
M N.
Main oli'vt‘l. here
A meeting: will he held tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the city coun-
‘, cit room in the t‘ity Hall at which
time plans for tho (animation for the
Garland Lilicrtv Loan. which opcttod
today, will he diacllaaed. .\t iota
meotln:r plans for the action of
campaign will be tllh‘flliil-‘Ptl anz‘, an an-
nouncement of what action will he
Aiken will be made. It is planned for
‘8 big drive to not Norwalk‘a amount ,
put: in plenty of time.
u...“
lili'l owning,
Davis jolincd.
training camp
in into, Mr.
seen duly at the
ilit‘
.._ u... .9.
The initial int-cling of llic Women's:
‘Ausociation of the South Norwalk
Congregational (.‘hurch will be hold
on chnesduv allcrnoon of this \veck.
at 3:30 o’clock in the sunday school‘
room of the church. This; will be a‘
patriotic meeting and the feature will
'by an address by Rev. John Stanle-
ton on “How (‘an the Vi’omco's~ Asso-
‘clation Best Do as no in 'l'licSo
Slrenuoua Times?" This is a rcrv
vital meeting and you arc invited to
come and brimr a friend.
Wall street. Mr. )lchllistor
on ’l‘hursdav.
doing trailic duty in tilio First
in litt‘ ('ilv Hall.
early this morning. Many
thought a fire had broken out.
.ng
{I‘hc Norwalk Tire Kr Rubber t‘oiliv
.panv has found a war to avoid pav—
ing the new six cont fare Tho wax-
' 3 very dimple and bv it lhcv save 11
considerable amount. of moncy both
i or themselves and for their cmplov-
Lois. About a week or so aco when the
also in fore was first announced the
motility purchased 20,0th of the five-
cent trolley tickets for their employ-
ed; at New Haven and got them at
wentv for a dollar instead of 17 for
n‘doll‘ as under lhc new rate for
toilets...- Thcir oniplovcs theretorc
dan‘ ride for a while at the old rate.
and can he the cause of much envy
‘ir' their less fortunate follows. It is
id that: these tickets arc still good
dwill be. taken in lieu. of the six-
nt fare.
TRAITOR T0
FRANCE IN
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to Fresno llr'rmi,
t‘c‘a'rd
Ambassador .lusscrnntl
his couch, said: . ..
“it is false! it talscl.
Appeals Are to Vam. .
inspectors for a rcsp '
before being.r taken to prison.
rigsd on a stretcher to, the
_ _ _._.__.
QBTILLSON’S REMEDIES“ .mmary at Fresno All! it d
~ ' ' , Sin which Editor micrcy a
or Malariagochélls. gel: Etc :Bmmet nauge died. ‘
‘ Price 3 or or
i A warrant has been .
Money Refunded If Not Satisfac-j arrest of Gaston Routier,
I ' tory
i subject.
tdlson-Powell Corporation
ed by 13010 Pasha.
.ALL MONEY
deposited in this bank "(in or
before. October 5th will , traw
intereSt” from October Isl .1
‘ {1"\‘\‘\j¢~
’en‘t. t '
Rogers 8: Eilevens
NORWALK SOUll'H norm: LK
i’titill‘
tho City Hall at which time a number
(ll:-
'l‘llis will lic
the final mectina ot‘ liar present coun-
(fi, hm tho Republican party to conti-
dcnl that a number of familiar fat“
councu
\‘i‘llilc drivinu an automobile dour.
lilc armory hill Irrawaddy nth'l'lioon.
Annie 7..tilil!l.
of ifli Snlxiau‘r stt'cci, Stamford, lost
’ Bl f \' (‘ control nt~ ti'c machine. and the ca"
'l "ill." 2":. . ..
-‘ ‘m 0rd M In" H‘ U“ '11 alluded izi‘o a it'lt‘;‘.l‘tlllvll pol“. tho
mud uuards and trout aixlc wore badly
but
man of tho passcngcrs in the nutrition"
l‘riiaic Rillllllfll lltlYllF of Battery l“.
division, 51st
lirigadc. Fltllitillf’tl at llloxi‘ord, Maxis.
is spcndinu the day with his mother.
100 South
lust
owning from lloxford tlllltl will roturn
llaltcl'y lt‘ colncs irony
Stami‘ordantl at the lilllll? that tho hat-
tcrv wuss recruiting in Stamford for
member to go to the iliexlcan border
He has
'l‘obi'lianna, ‘21., and also at the Mex-l
icon border and was on duty with the»
battery at Bl‘lt Ct‘DOl‘l iii Semitic l‘ark.’
Edward Iiic.\llist,cr has resigned
his position in Olsen’s SllOP store in
will
leave with the Norwntk drnt't contln~
‘uent for (‘amp llcl'eus, at, .538, .ll:;;15
Sergeant .l. Harry (libson is again
litu-
‘tricl. and Scracanl IlllLthl‘l Silk is do
ins: desk duty at. politic headmxartct‘s
t‘rouscd wirca wore responsible for
the rintr‘sng of tho uptown firo bcll
citizen“ .
HOSPITAL CELL G. Wilson, of 72 West avenue, and
Captain
Ilouchnrdon questioned him as to lll'i
identity. as, is usual in such cases.
and then read to him a telegrtnn from
at \\ :slnnir
ion. Bolo, drawing himself up from
The prisoner appealud to the poll
was reins-Pd. Bolo tillen resisted all Ol'(‘lll(ls, llllies of the valley, and
attempts to get hint dressed. He was jasmin. ,
't‘inallv rolled up in blankets and card
I ‘ ambulance. 1,
i Bolo Pasha is contfined in tho‘in-
0911 near that Edith Acher who was maid of honor.’much alloyed by a change in the policy
10f the‘and who was beautifully goivncd in
issued for the
a. French a bouquet of orchids- The Misses liel’tocelher and. are separated from that
who (candid the pacifist en and Martha ‘Prowitt acted as rib—
i‘newspupcr La Paix tit Madrid. “In“ bon bearers, and they were attired in
funds suDDOSBd to have been furnish orchid chiffon, and carried bouquets of
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lushers were Robert G'.’ Wilma, Jr., and
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Miss Marion Bodwell), Norwulk hight
~«chool, 1917. has entered the Savage
lnstilutc of Physical Education in Xew
York city {or a course. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Harry (‘ook of Bran-
lord ware. Sunday visitors at the resi-
denro of Mrs. (‘ook's pundits, Dr. and
Mrs. 8. ll. Huntington. ‘
and Personal
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lililltllttlllllilli
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gera‘ssion which
l‘ollowvd the body of:
Thomas she. the Sinn Feinner leader;
who dlcd Thursday. from the City Hall 3
to Gluoncvin. yesterday. was cxlromea
A EHARMEN BREDE nrnux. on. 1.«~Thc funeral prosiPREPARING ETHERE
t A pretty home wedding solcmnized
at 7:30 o’clock Saturday night at the
'home of the bride 2? “'09! avenue. ‘3' “Mi“- exceeding 3“ numbers 9"“
t . . i _, that. of the Panic“ funeral in 1891.;
funded in mnrilllgc Miss Mildred “thyme procession was very well or”
non. dflllglllt‘l‘ Of 31 l‘. and Mrs. ROI)?“ panizm] and perfect ()l'tlt’l‘ was kept. ;
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Who Was in Line. ,
Charles Loci Brand. son of Mrs. llt‘ltn Th0 principal lionlinlzents were [rish~
Jllrand. of Now York city and Scara-
:(Iale. Pa. The ceremony was attcudcd
by relatives. and a number of local
friends of the contracting partir i, and .
tin» nuptial knot was tied by Rev. El‘~f:;;’fent.h,?n “T31?!“,glnlgafwiigppig
nest 1“. Iichregor. of‘tlie Norwalk Con-‘ . t ”,5“ " ‘ ’
, .ltncd \uih spectators and the bells of
gregaltonal ”“1”?“- ttho Catholic churches were. tolled as
l Tile bride was handsomely attired in‘tbc procession moved along. The lrish
3a dress of while chill'on trimmed -.‘i~,h,\'oluntcers “'0‘“ their uniforms and
‘ ' 'carricd hurlcy sticks. Although these
(lotion. tho inelio League, the Liberty'
l'ull Citizen Army. and the Dublin
Trailc Futons. There were also many
representatives from women's clubs.
cc 1’9“” and crystal, 83‘“ she “'0“ a "'3“ .wcrc ot‘fensivei: against recent military
lite of two day-‘5‘ of tulle. With a cormct of pearls. Silo l-gzgulafions. There also was a firing
T1“s carricd a handsome bouquet-of wtiitc party at the graveside. 2
No Interference.
The government authorities did not
:llllt‘l‘f0K\\'IlIl demonstrations. which
twas most impressive. The embittered
by Miéi‘i feeling over the death of Ashe wast
Attendants.
The bride was attended
lot the “treatment of prisoners under?
the defence of the Realm Act. The
’inaise colored chiffo .a ' . ‘ -
n “d uho carried prisoners are. now allowed to associate;-
ordinary criminals. They are also al-
lowed to receive food from the (mistrial
[sweetheart r’oses. A. G. Darts, Jr., of
Cincinnati, 0., acted as besl‘man. The
oision ot’ the government to the prison-
ers. . '
AGED SEA MAN .
DIED SATURDAY
~ (Continued From Page One)
‘Wayland P. Morse of New York city.
House Decorated. ",I l
The color scheme of the bridal party'
‘was orchid and malse, and thchousol
itself was handsomely decorated“!-
througbout with southernsmilax, and‘mng for‘the greater part of the num-
crysanthemums. ' finer, but no one looked for the sad
Among the-l out.of.town guests prefi- pnd ale quickly as it has come. "It is
out were poople,_from New York chihtherefore with great
Brooklyn. N.....Y.,.Cincinnall, 0.. wm- by the deceased's hosts
sled. and Scandale. ‘ . 1‘ l’lodny. .
The wedding presents “were in T ‘
and varied, some of these‘ bel
checké and >_ '
tnin Merritt was born inNo'vv:
. City. in 1836. ondw‘en‘ a young
moved with his family; to No
tradé 01 can
' an: _ He entered in tho
it? it!“ " "
.illoi‘lly uftcr 11 o'clock
”'(‘ainain i-lpli" missed into the grout?
‘bt'Ytllltl leaving behind him the rec?
‘ sons and one daughter.
Volunteers. the Gaelic Athletic Asso-‘ ,
winch the news oi a brilliant. vic- 21.11“!“ ““1
The hunger strike was abandonedg‘ .
when the lord mayor carried this do , '
H |surprise ,audg ~
grief that the news is being greeted, ..
ol-Irléndd
What Can We
Do tor the Boys
One thinar we can do. and that we can do at
once. by displayinlar either in a window of our hom:
or in connection with “OLD GLORY” as per illus-
tration. A SERVICE FLAG.
Br displaying thhis flat: in your home. others
will know as well as you. that some member of your
family is “DOING THEIR BIT.”
This Flair will present to you one of the most
inspirinar of pictures. and will give you reason to
think proudly of yourboy who is now in tho SER-
VICE FOR “UNCLE SAM.”
One Star designates one person. two Stars two
persons. etc.
So do not foraet our boys in their hardships. but
be among: the first to display a Service Flag.
It: will bring happiness to them. which is the
scarccst thing in the Trenches.
Understand that this F139: can be displayed,
not only for the men in the Army and Navy. but for
the Doctors. Red Cross Nurses and Aviators who
are in actual service. ,
As to how to secure this
Flag see coupon on
In another page.
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Mrs. Mary '6, Kcelcr of 2 Butler ingir popular. He coniimwd at his. ‘
trade for many years. and finally turn-
ed his attention almost wholly to boa'.’
building. 5 ' ..
He started to fail in llcullh early:
I
in the summer, and gradually arcwl
wcakcr as time went on. A stroll-W
t‘cturrcd on Saturday morning. and;
liisl niuhm
FURNACE ~
If your heart and lungs were
bad, you would consider yourself
in a sorry plight, for your body
could not obtain the needed oxy-
gen.
A good furnace is to a house
what lungs and heart are to you,
in that it is continually. giving a
fresh supply of oxygen to all the
out nl‘ a man who had livcd long‘
and cloud. E
Survivors. 1
Captain Mot-rill it: survlv-Fd by two‘
Funeral 5(?l‘\'-
ices will be held chnauiduli‘ after-L
noon at 1:30 o'clock from tho lllll'
home of tho deccarcd. fill “'ll'it‘l"
strcci. Rev. Erncsl I“. Motlrcaor ot‘
the Norwulk (‘onlzz‘sgationtal ' chin-ch
will oliiciutc, and intcrment
‘ ) ‘ Will iii-fl; rooms, contained in the heated
made in lulnum ceuretcrr, in hreenw m, that it has taken from out of
wicli. doors
A STAMFORD furnace, large
enough and properly installed,
can't be a failure.
OFFENSIVE ON THE:
FLANDERS FRONT ‘
ran sun BY,
. HORACE R.
Corner North Main and West Sis.
(Continueu now First rage.)
r
thc new ground has been firmly
held against the Austrian roac-
l
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indication will be followcd up. ilSt
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can. -
hitcrcat. also attaches to thei
IiIcsopotannun thl‘ tllcatcr. from
I
c driven back from 800;" William A. Kellogg, v’lliiam A._
tory by the British was telegraph to 1.000 yards in one sector in thc ’ Pryor, William Minor and Frederick
ed ycstcrday. Several thousandRiga “0‘1“‘1- . S. Ambler. members of ‘Concord Di—
prisoncrs alrcad)’ arc. in British .__.. ‘ vision, No. , S as .. .
hands as the result of a sudden; HOSP'TAL NOTES L tended the2 Tisentiggggitllf ”11:12:;
and \vcll-cxeoutcd strokc which rel, Edward Gormlev 0f ”0399“ “"9' Banquet of the National Diviqion of;
salted in the surrounding: of an on. nine. “’35 3‘1““th Saturday. the :Sons 6: Temperance which was
tire Turkish army in the Remudic‘i ““195 O'Donnell, 0‘ Cannondulc. held in Boston during Tina-may Fri-
region. norlitwest of Bagdad. ., ,‘Vfls discharged Sunday. ’dav Salur'dnv and é’1,n(1;,.:' of ’ last:
Russian troops on the northern; Ml'S- Lem MOSSfemt. of Wilton. W831 mfg! . ‘ " ‘
front are again displaying ag-gdiSCharged “Ste'day- l .' .
grcssivcncss. I’ctrogrnd today James Fuller, of North Taylor ave-l
reports an attack in which the Ger. mm Was admitted tOdaY-
Advertise in The Sentinel.
. STOUT
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I, bug; 1'3? ”$1.3m
rlcelul; awkward but-
‘31 non‘ molten-1nd hunting
_ "Old Corset" comfort with,
and_Front'”-Laco
pic: si . » mom-nu
‘ ‘ AVERAGE FIGURES
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