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The Fellowcraft Degree was work-
rd last night. at a special communica-
tion of St. John's Ladle. No. 6, F. and
A. M.
r. regular meeting of Cockenoe
Tribe. No. 32, l. O. R. 51., will be held
tonight In Red Men's hall. In Main
street.
-- Easy terms, Why not buy your Vic-
troln abDonnellys' nOW, see us about
it at out. '
Routine business was transacted
last night ,at a regular semi-monthly
medium)! Court Cecile. No, It), 105.
’ Daughters of Gentile.
It was anamowd last night at the
Central Bank aadfl‘ruet Company, that
the institution will present each of its
employees- with a 350 Liberty Bond
A rehearsal of team and guards will
be held at Eureka Rebecca lodge. to..
night. "
—Ulnhrellas and mourning bsnda
O'Brien.
Plans regarding the visit of the;
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* room-sanction _
As; mien-«tine testers who ”a
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'IIstrnents in the regular army during
the last tew days Is the large number
’of youths.betweea the ages «pond
iways been known for their. patriot:
are elated to see the the loo“
young men crowdiu into the monit-
ing stations In this state. Another
interesting fact Is that these lads are
not subject to the draft.
The rem actions in Water-
bury. Hartford, New Rambler! Lon-
don and Bridgeport are sending out
calls for an idealist. l atheist-at-
ry, cavalry, aviation section, medical
dmflmut and practically every
also would for. the Connecticut First
Infantry.
Twenty thousand men are needed
for the great air fleet. Ant.physl-
cally tit men Will be taken, fan this
21 years. Connecticut hagshaeo aim
inn and army omcers in thlaluthn '
branch oithe land ism. lion am
Years, hailed for» Pan'-
tion. Says He lfrobably
Will MM a Deal
NEW YORK, Dot. “iv—W Jo-
t-ob Ruppert of the New. YorkAlml'
can League “unannounced vasterv
day be but aim ,Millevr Hm.
manager at: the St. [little NW
dengue team, to manage the Yankees
louder. a menu contract. Huggins
- or Two Duringtha Wining;
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Milan
'Wis W00 Mmlfllané
Its Apportionment of 535,- ' ‘
000,0”. ”Basil-cashing.’ ‘
Siarfllsmigm It.Wilii ’
Actually Open Nov. 11—
Prof; Willow England“
The economical War tfouncil of ‘
the v. at. c. A- mot yesterday In an. r,
first: Hotel. New Haw-p, to create on 'f« .
«imitation Its-.Ueaasetical torus-e "
51 600.000. lls shore of the 835,000,000
section. Candidates tor comaussioas;"m ““000“ William IMMVan. who
must be at least between in. awdfh‘“ mauled the Yankees for lhc hull
13 and 30 years, allhouflh 'lht' lallurllhreo seasons. lie conferred last week
age Is not considered a sat rule. All l .- . . t
classes of tradesmen are waslcd form") Branch Vititkav. "PM”. 0' .bp
this service also. Incidentally there és" "W“ N‘m’w" “‘de "W "n'
is a. meat denmnd for tradpuupn ,n ,able to relish terms. lie then accept—
WflIY branch ' Led the odor from the New York club.
Which Is to he raised for the Y. M. f). u,
A. during the Wflk. Nov. II to Nov.
19, After lunch. the lion. William H.
"hit was intmduced Is. lht: 200 men
assembled from every city in
state .as the fort-Mist c'lmn oft‘on»
nectlcut.
In part Mr. Taft rztotchhat
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Department Inspector, on November ‘Jamen A. Ramsay. with omccs al 958
8th, were discussed at last nliht's Chapel street. will 3‘34" "WW” all
meeting of McKinley (‘amp Women's
Auxiliary.
it was reported to the loci“ police
last night, that a Ford car. bearing li-
cense No. 51020 C, had been stolen in
Major W. A.” Mercer and Captain; Huggins has spent his entire major
league. career In the National Iron”
necessary Information to applicants.“9 '0 ”I" Drefi‘ni. lie was banal”
Nomi of this web was on tho hands "
oiJhe Humans and that they were
observed with Measlemsnia. lie fun.
the;- mated that all our great Wars:
in regards to lite different hrflnt‘llt‘a‘liv Cincinnati from St. Paul In 1903
that "m ”D“- und played there until mo. when he
was traded to St. Louis. it. was
appointed mnnam-r n! llo
club In 1912 and retire! as an active
DEATHS- AND . EUNERALS.~‘
St. Loni»~
hell bet-n tough for idmlamlhe War
of l775 for the freedom of our cm
try the War of 1861 that our country;
should really be free. and the amt
war of. ”INS" that the world-sow
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Mr. and Mrs. George G. Fawceti of o, Henry Finch
Washington street, are rcioicing ore; :
the birth or a nine pound (laughter that
arrived yesterday afternoon.
«Latest stvle soft hats. O‘Brien.
ilcnry Finch. one of the nldcstuud
.mosl. well known residents of Chest-
; nut Hill. passed away‘at his home yes-
. lerday afternoon about 12:30 o'clock. and now it "a of man d
t, . . . . . y , . power. an
rewiring-ll“). Tolles of Union lace Mr. l-‘inch Will one. 0! the most prom» ml idols:e .Ruplgrezt mind:y clhspamyty- having a“, ed ang'hpy weird-a,
' ’ p ' porous farmers In this vicinity, and wll "0! ”u ' ' us tothoirsldcs. *
place. now in the. United States Naval
. i may ,h
Reserve force. is home on n shori'hm dea.h will be greatly rncd y
leave of absence. He wm‘ the trials-'8" those who knew and loved him.
his 0' a yeoman having won promotion“ The deceased was In his eighty-ninth
"from a “fawn“ seamen year, and Is aurVIvcd by his wife.
Dot: Warden Thomas .Walsh is in-1 Funeral services “1“ be he“ 8“.
urday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. from
vfmgzung a §°mpmmT “m" ' V" the tunnel. ot the deceased. In
crops on on rescent mace about Chestnut Hill. and burial will be
which there has been much complaint.
In the past. If the owners oi this do.
do not oh” the law tho do. will be.
disposed of as the lawns-«Ides. I
made In the Norwnlk cemetery,
Funeral of "mitten Baillcy.
The luuerul services of the late Mrs.
Mary Ellen Reilley will be held to;
player last season. During his career
as manager. St. Louis il'flishcd third
twice. the highest the clubbed been
since 1876.
although Rapper! paid an eloquent
tribute to the former manager, sec
in his release caused him more KIM
‘lhan anything which has llama-nod
during his business career. Humps
said he had no Immediate plans for
the club. althoth he thins; ‘he has
the neclcas of-n strong team, and ex-
pects the club to. be well up In the
race. He will bring with hirn Thoma
‘t‘onnery. the former scout of the
" Cnrdlna's.
lluggins'l ”V
be freed Iran the Wra‘roun. unrivll.;
law control Munililarlsmr—propaaat‘!
ed by the false philosophy of German,
Kultur. The Allies. he stated. bndl
been fighting for three years.for “5..
In answer to the statements lately
made .thal the. lied Cross amt Y. M;
ii. A. conflicted. Mr. Tait said ”all
this was not so. The great unluofl
John Rim. both In organism.
and business ability, and the Krill”,
also of Harley P. mum in halv-
thesa men
the possibility attach an overlap-
ping of work. 'thna man who Is
”preached for my for the Y. M.
C. A. states» that haidoenlt'i feel-list
can live. begun be- oossidecs that
f tadies’ Fl
the lied (‘m It “filth“; cos-
A‘flall raising common,“ “compan-
‘tuorrow tnurninu st 9 o'clock from St.
”d by WWW“ speeches Md "0”" Mary's i‘llllrl'll. Burial will be made in
was held at the Norwallt Tire & Rub 5L Mary'u cemetery.
In commenting on
tenement bv «the ’i‘ankeos. Pruldentp
John K. Tuner ol the Natloaslruuue
ulceration. Mr. Taft declared that the}
case vats analogous» that of the
nun who was approached. to give
her Company's factory In Wlunlpsuk.
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mayori
Jeremiah Donovan delivered the main-
spcech of the afternoon.
The Jonas &- Naumburc Fur Conn
pany’s cmplovcs from the factory in
Spring t-lrect made an excellent show-
ing in yesterday's Liberty Loan pap,
. ado. There were seventy men In line.‘
with two linndimmoly decorated trucks
containing thirty women employes of
the firm. Other automobiles contain-i
cd Supcrintendent Daniel filspieton.
and the assistant superintendents. I
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Kt a regular meeting at Court Nap,
Haidzw
Funeral of Mn.- Catharina Pomroy. l "The National mm wishes ms-
Tb" funeral 0‘ ”“3 ““9 Mrs. “8'11““ sins cverv success In his new field. He
In» Izoxudmfoy. “1;:hn'ldrlllltl‘ftll'lfllzlllnklllfl “w"! w“ a hard '0'“! as ‘ Phi"
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lt-lldtfn‘l u'grllintlc infih‘lsMnr‘yuicon": “d mm.” and '9 "W" h' "'3
It‘l'l'. Emake a success at his new position.
i Huaglns is the ninth mnnaaer en-
Wm .caged by the New York . Americans
luslnce a club was placed in vaork,
fun clam bolas Mi. enema.
~ Stallions. Chase. Wolvcrlon. l‘hsnos.
Packinpaugh‘ and Innovan,
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LOVEN’B QUAIRIL.
"Hallo. Pitsyl where did you get
that black.cyc'!"
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"Oh. it was .only, at
my let-Jordan tails-loan. what-ca.
ipliod that bcdidn'i believe In foreign
missions. as there was so much need
retorlkd that you mold NJdIrly cer-
tain that the gentleman referred_ to
‘ my to neither caulle.
Also i la conflict hot‘I’Pen Lib-
erty; and may for the Y. 5M.
C. L. 4 “liberty Bonds were
the vary’iimwa oi.war. but men. uni-
munition. etc. [were useless unless
backed up by 'llit- morale v' given
throulb the-services of the Y. M. c.
II. There was nothing to prevent a
man from..buying a Liberty Bond,“ 4
per cenL.snd than turnip: It over to
tilt. Y:.M.'C. A. ‘ ’7 “x ‘
Mr. Tait urged the cit pot (on-
for homemlsslons To this Mr’. Taft l
rult. So. 58, Foresters of Junction; Roy C. Lester, Master of the Dar-ten
held last night at "'91; room“ In Wa- Grange, has been appointed one of the
ter street, It was voted that another publicity committee. of the Nor-walk
Liberty Bond be purl‘hascd. A service Poultry Breeders’ Association. which‘
flaguas alsopurcbascd with fouriwlll hold Its annual poultry show Jan
stars as that number have :Ilreatly.l|fll'y 37 low. ‘
gone with the for-cos. Tiios. ll: nowd,' Mr. and Mrs. Chadbourne have clos-
Paut Grand Chief Ranger. was pregcd their Tokeneke hallse and returned
sent and Informed the Court that hello their city home for the winter
had received his commission as Dep-‘months.
utyslipreme Chief Ranger of Conner!-l At the morning service at the R0
ticut. which was pleasing to all mem- waylon Methodist Church on Sunday
hers.
oi.W(-stport, was also present, and food conservation plan and at the PV-
madc remarks for the good of the or- ening service there will be an obser-
der. ivance of tho Luther anniversary.
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MARGARET CORWIN
EXECUTIVE MEMBER
HARTFORD, ()ct. 2ti.~.\liss Mar-
. naret T. Corwin of New Haven has,
been appointed executive secretary
ofthe Committee on Women's Activi-
ties of the Connecticut State Council
'owlpmo DRAFTED Mitt
WASHINGTON, Oct., 26.—Provost
Marshal General Crowder was expect-
'ed to present to President Wilson for
Inpproval. possibly today. a tentative
outline oi the arrangement to be no-
ed in dividing the nation’adraith
, ions, the German War Office Im—
District Deputy I). P. McKenna, there will be a presentation of the!
poetical. to pray, monitor. a event
log. that our allies should able to
bald 01:.th we could get there. lie
stated that he was proud to be an
adopted son of this. state. which had
always done.morethan its share in
.cvery‘crlals and which now would rc-
‘ipoml to the request of the v. M. c.
A. for4l.000.000. with a vim and zest
which would be it beacon of assur-
once to the rest of the country.
Mr. eroded!!! Story of War.
Mr. Crossoit. a wealthy shoe menu-
fnctnrer of Lynn. Mass. followed.
is man has giwn up
Kid baa, thrown his money and time
Into the work done by the Y. M. 'C.
A.. and has just returned from an Ill-
spection tour. of the fields of action
In France and Italy.
Mr. Crossclt slatted that» he had
arrived in Paris on the tilt of July-—
and how changed it was from the gay
Paris that he had known In his pre-
vious visits! The hotel Which fonnerv
ly had been a bee-hive of activity now
had but one man at the desk. one
porter and six waiters. The larger
lover's quarrel!" "lovers quarrel!
Why, your girl didn't give you that. did
she?‘ "No." it was her other lover."
BERLIN, ill-t. 26. via London.~-
The Austro-liermuua in their of-
.twelve on the [some front have
(captured more than 30,000 Italy.
ntumcetl today. More than 300
guns wore also taken.
ROME, Oct. 26.-l‘ntlcr the
Austro-tiormau pressure on' the
Jstmzo front, the-Italians have
withdrawn their lines to the bord-
er in one section and are preparing
for the gvacugtion of the Baili-
sizza Plateau. the War Office nu-
nounced today.
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his business .
of Defense. She will assume her new
duties in a short while. Miss Corwln
has been since 1912, directing a con-
aidornble part of the work of the Yale
Univertitv Press, particularly. that
phase of its work connected with the
publication of books. She is n gradu-
ate of Bryn Mawr.
FOR COUGHS andCOLDS
Trv Our Compound Svrun
White Pine and 'Tar‘
25 Cents
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from lie; 9 to re-
column-m
. bitterly m «
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men Into five groups. for liability for
military service. The completed reg-
.r..- .,
llllili' [0m ‘
Will till? illh
ulatons probably will not be snnoanc-. . -
H“ for several weeks. —~—-——
The provost marshal made It clear: Use the Old-Times“. Tu and sol-
that the serial numbers allotted to‘ phur and Nobody Will Knows
each registrant will he “59d '1‘ deter- G'RY hair. "my" handsome, do
mining the order in which the men notes advancing ale. W. “In“
will come forward in each class. How-i theadvantnaesof. a youthful amor-
mm the um division will be ex-limee. Your hair is vnur charm. It
haunted before anyone is summoned! makes or mars the . lace. When It
from nucceedlns groups, .z'l'his PM" lanes. turns gray and looks streaked.
'cess wiiltbe followed throughout. 3" lustfniew application; of Sale Tn
.It “We." that those attained“) 'h‘ and Sulphur enhances Its appearance
last clnss willhave but um. chance it hundrediold. 3
of be,“ called into smlfl- Don’t stay crayltlook young! Eith-
.425 er prepare the recipe at home or m
' ’ I’fomilrdrugstoroafioceatbnttla
Ci:-
!of "Wyeth’s Ease and Sulphur Com
’pound." which is merely the old-time
rrcclpa Improved by the. addition of
“father Inflefllma Thousands of
l folks recommend this ready-louse
'preparstlon. because It darkens the
hair beautifully, halides no ons‘ can
«possibly, tell. as it darkens so naturslv
fly and eventv. You moisten a sponge
or soft brush with it, drawing this
through the hair. taking one small
strand at a tins. By morphs the
gray hair disappears; after another
application or.two.its natural color is
soda-stress. and you on." ”In
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a i
.rnstorod ”mum that: It",
3' 'of «he hotel was closed. The wo-
geilwent around throughout the city
dressed in black: no evening clothes
were worn by either men or women.
In the evening there was an aeroplane
raid. ' The are engines screamed
through the streets. warning people
to take to the cellars. Instead they
all went to the balconies or streets.
to watch the fight.
I The French are sorry that they
5 could not win the war alonc. but they
‘nrn glad new that the United States
joined thorn. Mr. ('roasctt raid that
the had learned. to love (kn. Pershing
‘Ilnd watt-M that the commander oi
f nr ot'erscaa force tram real Amari-
f can-«tirelessly working» for the inter
fem of his. boys. ..
I ' MJrIanalo In Franco.
: After the very interesting but any
‘luosdrip 1hr.
'0nt thin. th
the war zone. “he
growls a boy as be
.dlssmbarks Is the Bad Triangle—tho
.‘cmblclLtha 1. ll. C. A. This ties
the boys. up witltholr memory of
homo. Mair-unholy II; C.’ Mun.
retarles a chance to help the boys
with whatever they have on hand.
'l'lxcveryfac’tthatourboyssre in
France has put new life Into the
french people. ands better
{low the ' artsy. lir. Omit
told of a dinner than. he had with
‘ Ia! and other
”aunts. and told bowtbcr bad beg-
kstl as to sauna the .7. AMA.
4 wk into. the armies of trance and
Italy. ‘
new people are under the unprec-
mMIhY;I.C.Lhoys are
slackers, and shIrIsrs. Already over
9 per cent.“ oi-tbs salon unit bovsot
grunt have less killed or would
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We have been successful in gathering tcgcthcr an excep-
ins from Mic sites
only the large in: caller.
SPECIAL
We made special effort
mlittla out otthc ordhuty.
no Ribbed Underwear}, special 39c f
than better by far that you will thinkyou candied isthis.
little store oi mine—the same qualities that the larger stores .
carry—but. our prices are less.
Thisyou can prove by coming hucandmlooking .
It pays to 8110]) these timesr— it: may pay you.» to,_
come. hence—why not find“ out by making‘us a. visit ,
‘ STREET
lional line of Ladies and Kisses Coat-s which have value rang- ,
Vie-were able to purchase these by- taking the entire al—
lotment at prices that parasites to odor-theta to yon-mash be- 5
louxheir worth sawmill buy the .9501!) coats. plush With
blond heavy fur collar ansbroad in: besderat the bottom
At a lesser price we have very attractive costs that have '
at $10.01
This Coat has large fitn‘collar {7
and is. worth; $18.00.»
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Childrenisfloats
to get a line of childrc‘n's coats
sthavothenm many of ’
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mannerved boys all day and night.
with hot drinks and biscuits. Already
the dugout had been blown up six
times In two months. and In two days
this one was wiped out. But every-
where the boys go. the Y. M. C. A.
goes with tie comforting services. the
only thing which helps men to have
some of the cheering comforts of
bone.
State in Rails $1,000,000.
Mr, Bis-ell of Hartford. represent-
Ing the State Council of Defense. an-
nounced that the council wished to no
on record as heartily endorsing. the.
campaign that the Y.‘ M. C. A. is to
put over and that It will dosll In
Its active power to set- that lit is
made a success. C. ll; Goodwin oi
Hartford. explained that the budget
that had been assigned originally to
Connecticut had been $636,000. 1but
that. after consideration, it had been
deemed Just that the state should
take an even 3800.000. His remarks
aroused a tremendous enthusiasm.
and the motion that this be lncreon
ed to 8,000,000 was made and unan-
imously carried.
Taft New England Chairman.
It was announced that Prof. Taft!
had accepted the position of New
England chairman. and that the dif-
ferent mate. were announcing the
names of the biggest business melt in
the state In connection, With the
movement.
Thodate for the opening of the
campaign-Iticxpcctcd to he Nov. 11.
The total mount that in expectedi
from the Ne England States is plac'l
ed~at 85,000,000. Of this amount the
Cityof Boston alone. is to be asked
to contribute. $2300.04».
Wot-Into ascended o».
, The work towards which the
money raised minis. campaign is in
be contributed clfccts the armies of
filth“. m. Russia and our own
boys..ilt was pointed out by Cam-
paign Manager Nicholle. who has
charcoal the work In the Nu; m
landlines, that 81.000000 slim In
woman...” of M.“
It-dil. no more than keep thsarmles
of» thin. noun in existence
without .aishotvwoold. it is as:
mm, at. til-“liars. mean the saw
Inn of at least a million lives ottll
western frosty.
' At the ecaaiadoa' oi the mom
who. alumina chiller-
cnt mm brats-up into separate
nouns. in portal ihllr various organ-
mm' '
rum. . like a nettle. sun‘s thou
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merit given by the financial situation
and the manifest interest of the peo-
ple in the teaching, both on Sunday
and In the class In psychology. which
meets Monday evenings, and numbers
many thinking people of the city.
lso, a strong element of hopefulncss
lgéfound In ihe reception‘of new men:—
rs, who have come into the church
ecause of interest In the teaching.
' esc things added to the manifest
enort of. the earnest members to put
into practice the teaching received.
give great hope for the future .as well
as gladness in the present.
Refreshments were served in the
lecture room ”by «the Ladies' Aid. The
room was resplendent with Hal-
lowc'en decorations. Miss Florence
Beers and her assistants deserve
much credit for the mecca of their
work. i‘ pleasant social hour was en-
joyed by" all. a
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to rear has been churned so that n , WHEN HE GAV UP. -
village 01.20.1300 people has been air FIRST BAPTISTS ! ”—" "
imam-”3w! medulla? ‘Fafghfi' 1:th HAVE ROLL CALL‘ 'Do you think you tdil keep m
'b'é"‘.ml (lhé Britifih lave no —""""‘ daughter in the style to which-shah“
seoo gremlins. as they Intentl (Continuedmmm Pass-l ,been accustomed?" .1-
lo u.- . 3 rd. not backward). was a .._,.... ' "I believe. so." .
Y: M. . A. but. where a. cheerful
“She has most epenslvt. tastes,“
"I understand that, and yetlfecl
that I could make her happy."
! ‘She always selects the costliest m
‘and dresses." _
“I shall he pleased to pay her cusv
tomers' bills." ‘
“She has most expensiw tasted." L
est model of motorcar." a
”Yes. sir.’ 7"“
“And you still feel that- you can at,
lord to marry her?" ~- u
“I do." .
“Then. perhaps I had better: 1m
you that she is actustmued to meat
twice a day." ,
“You win.’ stammertd the ”In
.man. “I cant call that la:.t Moan—Dy
[troll Free Press.
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Well. Dressed Women
Wear 'BdiviuC.Banfs Shoes
Because cxpericncchas-tanghlrihcn that
Iberoisncbcller shocior. style. contort
. augment TO MATCH
Sillillle new mulch
Gemini“ s- amounts ‘ 2
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