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City News
11. J. Cladding was seen about town
today for the first time alterallve
weeks' illnesu. ‘
Sherman Commandery, No. 470,
United Order of the Golden Cross, will
hold a regular meeting this evening.
“The rummage. 18,311» llmlt'l‘ the aus«
pices oi the Ladies Aid of m 11. E.
Church. will be held on Oct. 25, -6, 21.
in the store firmerly occupied by the
Clifford Pharmacy.
Division No. 1. Ancient Order of Hi-
berniaui, will hold a family socisl this
‘ evening in the, division headquarters.
The ladies of St. Paul's Guild are
holding a food Stile thin alternoon at
the Glendening Pharmacy, Wall street:
street.
Miss Celia lteynoltl‘s.11f‘lhr Conva-
Yonkers, N Y.. has returned after a
visit with friends and relatives on Nor
stalk.
‘l‘ he annual reception of Mt rill Bus A
loose College will be held Novem
her 2, in the Town As‘dembly Hall, and
Grace lirolhers' orchestra will provide
‘ music for the affair.
Several Norwalk people will attend
thi- ‘annual meeting ol the Audubtm So-
Wilmtholre
modem." ssidllr. nonndutbeelos-
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the publicity committee.
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“Illuminate"
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HP. Wattle Slugs.
John W Welds, who had was the
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the afternoon, was called upon to ten
der “0191' There "
in fine voice.
The Singer was
he applause ins deserved.
Dr. Samuel 0. Benson.
Frederick L. Lawson, chairman of
introduced
Samuel C. Benson as the final
Speaker of the afternoon Dr. Benson
made. a big hit in other cities. but in
Norwalk he proved himself to b oriu:,,m stated that he m come from the
of the best talkers wuo have appear-
ed on 11 public platform in this city in the Red Cross [mummy uniform. A
i1 many years
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Woman Tells How Lydia E.
Pinklunh VesalabloCom-
pound Helpéd Her.
.He was engrosping.
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“WWW"! the 110““ all the time ”d and schools
recommend “"4““- DW" 39‘0”: drain and hospitals. They follow the
mucmWat Dmby, N. Y.
Binnie-inane. nervousness. irriubfl-: Sixty thousand Belgians were lihott
ltliboakwhe, hoodubor. WK”!!! ”9' . down in their tracks 'by these German
adorn, all point to fem-lo damp! invaders.
menu which myboovercomobyliydlol to the incl that the German army
E.Pinkl1u11's Vegetable Compound. i
This famous remedy, the medicinal,
ingredients of which are derived from
choice rootsmdherbs, buforlorty
-,otber system is that all
. Ho m the In! DWI or
afternoon. Tho outlier was cold
the audience Ind been standing
{or borne little time not it ll s incl
that when be W with: his
one; tram the audience that be con
mus his works.” It any speaker
cam for 11 higher compliment than
that. lie is out man. and Dr. Bond
3011 proved himself to be very touch
of I than yesterday ottoman . ’
A W Hulk».
The 1111111 who had. been
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The band music no trenches. who has tailored dermal 5
conipanying sins most pleasing and. armies through cities and who 113'
1+1 1 actual warfare, came to Nomulk
unknown. His dramatic talk. hls'pre
sentflion of facts and his apparent
grasp of the situation and the and.
did a whole lot for assisting the Lilr'
my loan in Norwalk.
in his Opening remarks. Dr Ben:
benches in Europe. He was attired
He referred to the devastated regions
3 of Belgium, of his arrest by the Ger-
.manasn a spy. "I have on
with but one purpose in
l stated. and that is to get y
behind Uncle Sam and help
ithis. war."
"I declare to you that the
.ment of the l'nited States an _
‘prlnciples of humanity are sing
in the balance in this igvmt war"saii
the doctor.
Slender thread. The question is
whether the world will be ruled by
the doctrino of Prue-inn militarism.
by. despotism. by subjugation.,by ty
runny. or shall run slung the lines of
liberty, equality. freedom fraternity
11nd democracy. These are the two
systems. One reaches back in the
past to the divine right of kings The
men we
equal. regardless of whether they are
‘ great or small.
"I believe that it is the deterniinn 7
tlon oi the American people that the
doctrine of the divine right of kings
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7 ’ shall be hurled into hell and that the!
Adoctrino or the divine right of the; ‘
ipeople shall be enthralled in this
earth " said )(r. Benson
, Most Heartless People.
“The most brutal Ind heartless Ms
tion in the world today is the (lemon
nation." said the final snooker of the. '1
.nfternoon. “They have burned homes
policy of terrorism and frightfulnesu.
‘hiid passed by.
’l huv * been in vtoun where 100
illolgltins Were shot down like 1102.,“
iwhere more than 400 people. were
cieiy or the state of Connecticut atthe years provodmbonmossnlusblomc WA seized and roped off and machine
Fairfieid Memorial library tomorrow. nndinvlgorutorofthe femuleorgmlsm. Him“ b70931“ "“0 ill“! ’0? ”1“ Pill"
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at ll o'clock.
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Thevplnn to eliminate the dangerous
curve on the Danbury road at the 1m
proach to Ridgefleld will/be welcomed
by hundreds of automobilin'is in this
city who travel over the road frequent- ‘
ly. The town of Ridgetield is to puril
chase the necessary land and the state!
highway department will widen Ill-31
—Reduced prices on all trimmed?
hats. Leno: Milllnery rv. 211 South Main
street, south Norwalk. Conn.
In Tuesday's issul of the Sentinel 11p-
peared a large advertisement in the,
interest of the Liberty Loan :13 a con-
tribution of several of our public
spirited merchants. The names of Jo-
seph Davis and A. J. Angevine were in-
udvertantiy omitted from the, list, of
donors. The former certainly was en:
titled to a position in the list as Mr.
Davis was 'consplcuous in the worthy
movement which culminated in the at-
tractive advertisement. A
There were no telephonestwith few
exceptions and most of these were. at
pay-stations) in working order Wed-
nesday during the wind storm in Nora-
tmn and Darlen. and electric lights
- (went out of commission early in thel
:day. The Noroton postoftlce was also
closed at noon, and the trolley car:
, were few and far between on the Stain.
ford-Norwalk line. Hardly any auto;
mobiles were. to be seen on the Post
road, making, these two villages look
and feel as if they had been cut oil
from the rest of the world.
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Play Of Fall Coats,
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Not an idle boast—but sustained to your complete satisluc- '
lion by the thousands of garments now here.‘
7 large, and more, they’re widely varied. so that unlimited collec-
rmonnn SUITS 111' $15.00. Wohrn $25.00
“11.011311 sorts AT $19.75, won'ru $30.00
TAILORED SUITS 117325.00. wosm $35.00
FINE FALL 00111-3. gr $19.75, wears $29.75
r1111: #1111. cows Ar $25.00,.w011m $35.00:
r1111: FALL com 11' $35.00. worm $50.00
Handsome Satin Dresses at 110.00, Worth $111.00
Handsome Serge Dresses at $12. 75, Word. :19 711
Handsome Serge and Satin Dresses at $19.76, Worth No.00 :
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Nerwalkie Best Women’ s and Misses’
Ready-towWear Store
ON SATURDAY Oct. 27
We desire to direct your attention to the improvements: we
have made and the excellent facilities for pmpe't store treatment
which have been gained through the remodelling of our building
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HE: most. impressive fact about onunew store is thaloatlon of the Coal, Suit,
’ Dress andAMillinery departments on them floor, where bright, animal day-
light' is llooded' in on three sides through large windows with unobstructed views.
It is obvious to every tit nkmswomuu what this means. No straining eyesights ‘
in dark doorways to determine colors and fabrics. No. examination of merchandise»:
by artificinlilight. Andrthe spaciousness of this first floor means a customer service
that is equal to thst of New York’s his department stores;
room, free from outside interruption. A
CONVENIENCE. COMFORT AND CMERINESSWILL ALWAYS BE CA‘
lTALlZED IN. A GREATER NORWALK’S SUPERIOR STORE—A . SUCCESSFUL
MERCHANDISING EXAMPLE OF SMALL PROFITS, Q U IC K TJJRNOVERS
AND OFFERINGS “CHUCK FULL” OF “REAL” VALUES. A
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pose of mowing them down.
llko a slaughter house.
Zvi‘inave been in villages where the
ouses were burned out, where thei
blackened windows told of “but hadi
“happened i have talked with a’ WO-
11111111 whose husband was shot by her unfortunates.
side in the cellar where they Sought,
11...... is 100%
Efficient
In the cure of bronchial: coughs—-
.those distressing, hock-
ing coughs that ugly other medicines.
Linonine, taken at the first Sign of
hamsslns,
ml the aftereflecte of Linonino are
highly beneficial.
said of remedies containing powerful
drugs. Linonlne is pure, an emulsion
of flax-seed oli,1rish moss and soul:
or remedy for coughs and colds sud
.runodown conditions. muslin builds
up the system and restores vitally.
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11 was refuse. end who» snout-the: wu'flm
taken out into the public square and
shot down. for no other crime than
that they were Belgian cit. zeus.
"Graves 15 by 25 feel are now 1mg
restlmr place for scores of these 1101::
It was nothing morel
nor less then a planned method of”
Hhe German army which has slain and”
: burned and devastated and raped and
iravished wherever it Went The Ger:
Smart philosophy so taught the tier-
lman soldiers ” said Dr Benson
. The speaker referred to the state-
:ment of Frederick the Great, years
ago. to theeffect, speaking .to the
.we are Christians, we are lost." This
the German armies today.
Arrested as a ‘Spy.
Dr. Benson told of his arrest in
a
of his being held as‘a spy. He told
significant action of a. German‘oth-
oer. of the manner in which this om-
nnaliy giving the American 501ch
hours to get out of Belgium.
“I'm going back. " said the speaker.
and he received a rousing cheer. lie
a cold will "break it up" over night—. urged a liberal “sponge to the ”may .. ‘
l {or the Liberty Bonds sending bottle
in no uncertain way the information-
yum, cannot be that. the money was: needed and that;
ionly by strong cooperation could thel
I'D! be made a short war
End of Ennis-o.
l The remarks of Dr Drum con
eluded the prawns: for the after»
noon. Yesterday's parade and do-
imitation was me climax to the
Liberty loan drive which has been in
,Iprmess in this city Today sub-
scriptions are pouring into the bunks
{Yesterday afternoon the banners were“
ilwusy Tomorrow the tight for the“
second Liberty loan of 1917 comes to
u close. Non-walks Illotmoul is if.-
500.000. 1‘30":me themes
soldiers. that "if we remember that
spirit ”he: stated. had been fostered:
,and nourished in“! was. rampant in
Brussels by the German oflicmiranii. AA
of some of the proceedings and oftho
cer held his handkerchief and tied .
it in noose form, of his communica-
lion with other authorities and ofi
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men: this season. Currents that combine
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lit-every bit ‘oi tailoring ‘
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backer belt all around models, double
4 breasted 'l’mclt coals, single. breasted
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