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» " .». ~= ~ - W AT ONCEILodgeotconneeticut. Ancient Order of
. WASHBGMN D. C. October u.—- United Workme’n. held its lsth stated
:Now that Uncle salt has the young lnseling here 'today, received reports
linen oi the count-rim training for nil _of officels covering the various phases
"gitary service. he finds 1 in! he needs at the work of the year. including that
’10.“. typewriter opelntors and ‘xteu r' the Grand Master Workman, Felix
ingraphors and typewriters. bozh luau. B. Heirs oflridxeport, transacted busi
.and women, for the departments at nesa necessary to the organization and
IWashington. The civil service conl- elet ted ofllcers for the ensuing term.
imuslon has notified all of its 3,000 According to the. report. the total
Banjos Violins
landolins Ukuleles
Lute Hondalins
. AnPrices '
,' ONN ELLY’S I m
l. 1680. Main St. I
W7 ~41 —-
V Prices $15 to $35.
gent Theatre
«Mondav 'and Tuesday
"nil: mum slum" N orwalk
A Super De Mi. . . :a trunnion in. . , “-5
ting away from the commonplace. .
boards of eminent that they should membership August 3], i917, was};
put forth their best edorts to secure 764. Lou in' membership during the
lthese urgently needed workerJ. While year by death was 152 and the total
Iexunlnaiions are now litld weekly in number initiated was 47 and 72 ‘were
3450 cities, the commission states that reinstated. An analysis of the death
:arraugements will be made to have on list attached to the report of the Grand
examination he'd at any accessible Recorder. George Strait. of New H17
lplace\,~where a smell ;- .. v. I" ~ ":2. shows that the average age at
AHSW “5 H! ”mm W 3‘me 0‘31”“ pm “u“ ‘tants can bl; secures. li;r utr: nc..- death was nearly 66 years and the av
for men Who Want 610th“! W1“! mmmm 01 pronounced Isaiaries range from $1000 to $1,200 a crane duration of membership nearly
year Promotion is reasonably rapid twenty years.
', to tllue whose services prove satisfac- 1—” ~-~- —--~—~1~~
ORWALK' - . The curve of the back, the curve of the front, the curve of the my. No ”minimum; can be made ,0' SPEEDING up LOAN cAMpMGN
”m N hpel‘every POLL": 1‘“ 8’ Pomt 0f mdrmluul “yle- ' Ithese or other positions in the Federal XEW YORK Oci.18.With only thir
The colors, patterns and weaves all carry out the idea of get- f“ ””1de “V" “m" “'11“ 3' “”10”“ U D" “m °f “5 “um-mm °r ”"9 “d.
' I‘d by the (31,33,an Commission in) onepaif billion dollars subscribed and '
{tier the civil service law. Any informa- °”l-‘ nine.buslness days remaining bi
Ition to the contary is unauthorized. ’0 ‘-’ sub’m’m‘ion 3’00“ close, the New
EThis is a epic id opportunity to serve York Federal Reserve District today
L . , § . I c _ . f ' speeded up llle‘ cam at n d it
t. 22 and 23 . . R a,“ t g Iyour ountr). Full m ormstion may 9 g ‘0 ° '
The Creates-it liuman Story. ; 0 e1 t.) & S e U ens 'he secured from the secretary nf the. share 1". ”em“ lhe second ”we of
.. [Ever Told 1 board of ('ll‘ll service examiners at 11“" ”Y Bond” A “'9‘" mass meeting
SO. Norwalk the postcmcpln your city. ’ Idesigned to awaken interest, will b.-
o 'clock.
i} new hot- water hinting plant has
installed in John A Montgom-
‘ lunch room. "
~90U6LA8 FAIRBANKS
“Double Trouble," at the Regent
W John W. Banks. in Bridgeport, to—
”On Tuesday, October 23, at 3 p.
e will be a gatht rim; at the llome'
fit. the Aged to hear the report and
fill details of Uncle Sam's Markets.
“Held in September on the Green A}
Icelve a souvenir. Come.
(lo house committee telling how much‘
It his cost the Home during the past
year ind .how it has been done. ’l'he
entire Home will be llll‘flt’n ope; for
blpectlon and refreshments sorted by Fuwcett
m Kind Word Circl of Washington street.
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A group quartirly conference of the' \dudetlllt Palace Tommi.
fiechurches included in the group
are ‘Ponus Ridge, Cannondnlr-,- Darlen,
amoud _Hill, Greenwich. New
Mann. East Avenue iNorwalkl. Nor-
wni'lt. Rowayton, South Norwalk.
'Round Hill, Springdllle, Stamford and
Janitord Circuit, Dr. C. _W. McCor
flick, the District Superintendent, will
fireside over. the conference. After
. reports from each of the several
' hes, Shcuyler Merritt will all-
, the conference upon "Civlo
'Jghles of the Church." Dr. McCor-
,ly. obligation and. program This on) Mom
5 is not restricted to members
cfllcial boards 01’ the set/era!
cites, but is to b;- an open meet-
.fltlt may be attended by all mem-
the SE‘Vtrl'fll churches and con-
fill orchestra. “‘—
ary flags of “Our Country."
and a buffet l‘upper will be started at ll
Vaudeville—Palace Tonight,
The otllcel l' association and the {oil 9
committee of tilt First Diutrict tire de- ."
lertlnent .will meet this evening at 7 . L__ __
oblock in the Pioneer Conlpanyfl l4 head '
quztrttre on Main sin-.et Matters rel- , Sheriff and Mrs Simeon Peas. 'ml’
atile to the coming {air will no db.- Kile an “at home" on Vorth nvenue,3
' » . ,__ (us (1], WHrldzl‘port Saturday afternoon 39v. ‘
'3'” final account of 3.9250" "'mm’f. ” , _--L. _. fem] \‘orwal'r triends haw recrived in IAnrson Phelps " ltokos. secretary or his blue service uniform. Sergeantl
Worth? (‘stulc of Harry manom: A grand rally 6! the Sunday “hoof vitatlons m be present Yale lnlverslly. ha! declined the cal. Hunt will probably take him to Fort.'
be considpred by Bankruptcy lief will be held at [he “N \i. P church .._-_. to become the principal of Hampton in- W right and turn him over to the gov !
1m Sunday noon, October 21. An invi-i Mrs William Randall and daughter, lAtitute. SHCCt‘Pdinx the late Dr. F‘rissell crnment oillciall. . l
.I . ‘tation i; ektended to mothers to bring Ml“ Emily ““3“?!" 118‘“ "’Yllrm'd it was announced in" “mm” by ex I ”‘_“"
lthe children. large and small. A piece home after «Moving a visit with rel ”"1"?!" William H Taft no chair HOME GUARD AT A‘RMORY.
' int: entertainment will beflten by tile atlves near Yonkers, N Y. man 0' ”19 board 0' U'lmeefl in tiet- '7’” m“"“"""' of “‘9 NOTW‘I‘k Com-
school Every one attending will re "f‘
A large delegation of members of , .
mart wil‘ be given by the chairman Oilfiherman (‘ouncil Royal Arcsnutn. Ambit). 3 J the rate problem appealed to him pro- l-l'iday, 09ml)" 19- ‘
went to Bridgeport. last evening. in-
Hanford's bus and paid a fraternal “"home an: r mm“
lt '0 ”‘9 council “I that city The d“ band. Quflflfl‘mflillt‘l' Sergeant James
race was conferred on Dr. George G. E. “mum. at tort \l’ rlr'ht
churches of the Stamford Group is to, The fiance "own“ Am” ”have __.. 3“.an 8mm about trn days ngo.‘ and is in a critical condition in the
held in the chapel of the Methodist ' , q . , ‘. V ’ hospital Will! a fractured skull.
WP“ church Stamford tonight 'been thoroughly overhauled. planed - caman lame-l ”allot-v m the I. S. ———_——_— r , _ L .-_ :3. , LL
" ' ' ' and leveled down so that they are in 8. Mania. is oniovinx :- short fur-4
excellent, condition. Plans are being lotiah ill his home in Sorwnllt.
made to start the fall and winter tour-‘ -—-—--———-~ .
namen-ls‘in a few days and some good DEATHS AND I’UNERALS
contests are looked for. Two local
teat'ns will be working out next week.
Report was made to the police to
day that Dominick DcMnrto. aged 10
teen years. was missing from his home.
26 Woodward avenue. He was dressed
in a brown suit and a dark cap and has
black hair. Edorts arc be'o .g'made'to
, will present the District oppor- '0 ate h'm’ He was last seen yester His death was due to spinal meninui-
Wanoma Council. \'o. 3) R. or P.. Funeral of Mn. A. N. Wildman
will meet this evening in 'Red liensI The funeral 0f \lrs A N, Wildlnan
Hall. on Main street. After the reguwwas held at the home, 324 Main
lar business meeting has been conclur. street, Danbury, yesterday afternoon
ed "a plnoche party and social time will .at three o'clock, the service bnlnz
~ he enjoyed. The members of CockoLconducted by Rev. Joseph H. Twitchell
. DANGING SATURDAY NIGHT nce Tribe. and their wives, are cordi» pastor of ill? First Congregational
Assemblv Hall, Grace Broth ally invited to attend the-good time
Lieut. Tcliair M. Minion or New Rough. Charles. ii. Merritt, Charles
0N3 mus— IYork city, attended the Statewide War Whittlesey and George R. Tweedy. In-
El. rally held yesterday at the Foot Guard lennent was in Wooster cemetery.
m Ch“ ' fever, Hall,1iartford, on invitation of the
Price We Per Bottle State Council of Defence. At the re l T me' °' ”be" 9- "“3"
“Med If Not Sa‘hsfac- ml. of the council. Lieut. Minion dis :benhz'lm;:::::;e’: ltlh‘l’dhl'ilAI- To look one} be“ and feel one“; plenum!“
played his collection or flags of the al- ' " °' best is to enjoy an inside bath each
. , is: d the Colonial and Revolution- row afternoon at 2: 30 o'clock from
i Powell Corporation ' “n Riverside Chapel. Burial will be made "mm‘ ‘° ""h """i u” mm“ a” 11m 5901!- vlmvies or wild complex .'
. . -___.__ F CREEK INDIAN nuvs nouns. ivrincival makers will be Viscount
Ttn l’ft ~ E . "Ft . _
. , , , . , ,. ding, lxrd (‘hlei lustice of an
“whee at 2.13; liv. wins; >llOV..~ lor the pastjtllree days things hau— ._,, fl .- -, ‘L!’ -""—"?, . 1 a .
W N 71!! l " ‘ . been unusuallyflquiet in upturn circle: W ,Ml I (I'll .. " O i3--lnk law' and H anklln K N ”WWW”
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Admisswn 15c to all ...__ N O R IV . on .. next .. (ml. 1nd,... “2.. e “I om... Imam. .
4 ”.110“. m will he fiiktinsly observed. ALI\ :Ifiliro are managed by a guatdian. has Total substriptionl in tho di~ rict
at 9a» Xolualk Country (‘luh on the I lbw" permit vd by th( (ounty court to yesterday were about 8450, 000, 000, an
twill)! 0f 81 $2000 of the First Liberty ——»~-———~—-.~——_--. .
k, Lean band; I ARMV DESEHTER ACRESTED. l
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. ennui... of Otiober 3i lian Joe W-al !; n ' ET:- sub.— (“LP W 2:)wa m the Second‘lncrcaso of "’7 ”00mm 0‘“ “Wald!” r I
. 'Iy Ne ws lllCP will “Hill" ll music for dancing, I L.) OCI ‘; 'YI‘: l lerty 1.011" bonds. ”9 l! the poa'xllzures. I
new lienryettn. ills holdings in one "n" “”111 \F‘VDO” ‘9" VI. was
of Oklahoma, rich”, ,0” fields an arrested in South Norwalk this morn
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NE IW g I Isaid to be north man than one mil ”‘8' by Dt'ltf'tiw Sergeant Thoma.
r lion dong”. liunt. Johnson had been at the fort I
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lREV- ‘Nsou PHELPS STOKES . al‘t)’. and Ialltd [0 return 80 lb? Unit
DECLINES HAMPTON CALL disappearance along th 0 country.
ter to lir. Taft Secretary stoke, said panties of the Connecticut Home Guard
I Miss Madeline Manner. of Beldr-n' that the opportunity to advance the it ”9 “Q“N‘ed l0 attend In I body in
avenue. is enjoying it few dnya' élo- :terests of the colored people and to uniform the ”be"! LOBII' "1893 meet-
ionrn at the home of fril-ndn in Perth contribute something to the solution on “‘1‘ 3‘ ”‘9 armory 00 the "901118 0’
—~—»-- Ifoundly. but he felt it to be his duty \MAJOR EDWARD 3" WEED-
Mrs James E. Dngon has retutnel! Imd privilege to continue to devote my Commanding Battalion C.
“9““! h" hus- strength at least during the remallld'e: "
of President Hudley's administration W'LLIM‘NTIC MAN H” BY AUTO'
to the, building up of a great national \l'lLlJllASTifi Oct. 18' ~ John
university at Yale Grady. titty-live years of age, was
The call to become principal of the struck by an automobile last night,
Hampton lulmutn “as received by owned and driven by Andrew Roux.
l Jornard Klndilien, of South Nor
walk. witnessed last night's perform-
ance at. the New York Hippodrome.
Eheld tonight in Carnegie Hall. TheI
r‘"ed State. authorities sent wpljd of his
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NEW! “AV EN, Oct. 18,— The Rev. When taken in custody he was wearingt I ..
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dressed—andtbsybsntobarl‘ht. .
coucinandletussll‘owyou
thenewrall Suitsandcoau
thatparuculsr' mmlavor-
ingfortheoomingmnnl'he
tunable pricin- wlll also.
suityou. ’ A ‘
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COUPON.
REMEMBER THE FIGHTERS
How you can get this
3 splendid Service Flag for
3 only 98c All that is
necessary for you to do is
to clip the coupon and
bring or send it to this
oillce with 980 in cash and
this "Patriotic“ 3 Flag is
yours. 11 ordered by mail
add 7 cents for packing
and postage. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
The Evening. Sentinel,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Got-set Department
We give first place to our local m OORSBTS.
Prices $1.00 to 83.50
AMERICAN unv comm
‘l. n.3,; Prices $1.00 to soon
on; concurs
$125 to saw . , .
up? aura comm ' .
The Popular Open‘l‘ront Corset
A. Dickertnan 8. Son’s
UH’AHHENT STORE I
84 Washington St. , " ' Phone 446
Hot Water Each Morning
Puts Roses' 1n Your Cheeks
. School for Boys, died -ln the bilge llos- ‘-:.;-:-:.:.:-:-:-:-:-: r z : . z '
Funeral of Clifford French
: Clifford French, of Thomaston, a
former student in the erdcefield‘
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pitnl at Camp havens Sunday nlult
and his funeralwasheld at the home
of his parents. Mr, and Mrs. . Ralph
French, in 'l'homastcn yesterday
'l-‘rench wa~ twentvone years of age.
vita;
Church. The pail bearers were M. H.
FGrifliniz. William H. Redfleld. B. A.
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Girls and wpnlen with sallow skins. . .,
previous day's waste, sour fermenta-I ion. “,0 those '1", “I“, up with .
in Riverside cernetery. I.
i tlona “51 poisonous hetero it h ' coated team bad taste. nasty breath;
' 1" anion Gerh‘rdt. at m now-d
~"'“'“" thyololnlnyourcheoh.tos~ymmld¢mmm
. The local exemption board' will :hu'huflhmt1203‘bemfi“ as ”‘1’ others who are bothered with head“
move its propertv into the other now "amt of in .bnltlbl :cumluhfll “"0115 spells. acid stomach orI
occupied by the Kuwait Chamber of m ' m ""1 ”culmination should besln on- plans.
\Commerce and thc‘ Pairfield County at (at: M “L?“:.l:o::.m ali- lmlfll M '3”? drinking and are II- '
lured oi very announced results ill
(FALL)
With 3 Ewan-Quar-
myth your guide,
3;" your wardrobe can be
stylish lino in perfect
tastclor the bare cost.~
ofmateriaLplusalittle
Loo! your time. V
Buryrgnr copy today
—2oe;lncmdo,30o_
indudingafree‘conpon
goodior 15c Ward the
Mall latter-us
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not-molars MW 0" SALE T.’;‘.!ll!\'r~..7':?3
“flint-'0. ill” inlrtlm. 715)
BRIGGERMAN BEDS.
Farm Bureau. In the Town Assembly
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{w loyal-treat,“ thence: to- m“. mm“ 'm it “I“;NIWOVGOII. LL
’ -. . eliminated. forms toxins and no“ quarter pound limestone "l"
.7 whichmthensacudintothoblocd “uni-"r! littl- «than:
' program. 140153 throughthbvbrydncu whichars uranium is sulcicat todemmmu'
woulomshmnmumllflflfiumm'wcmm
“In now - Imammthostin/ontho'
avenue, Newman. wasdllcblmd lmbmmmumm-'°u water anathema“
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