Away With a stone"
3" McCormack
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5316 so. lain at.
pom nonwaur.
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below the ptriscope, and that a
latervanother submarine ap-
‘crafl and landed in France.
-. lve lodge. l. O. 0. l-‘., is to
the first degree’ in full form at.
lar meeting this: evening on a
M at: canditlzttei. The degree.
- tonight will be amplified by some
” i coo: work and effects and the
enlarged orchestra will fur-
mic. At the meeting plans will
for entertaining Butler
of South Norwalk.-—Danbury
A. C. Gobllrn. rector of 'St.
, Episcopal church. hat“ loft tor
I, C. A. conference at (‘anlp Dee
Ayer. Mass" today, which is cou-
" the war work of the associa-
m conference will be continue
. , where it will/be addressed
11. Mott, the great internation-
Ir. Coburn expects to return t
evening.—Danbury, Mass.
lumber of the corps, in which he
trial at the Deccmbr-r term of the
bushels, disappeared.
.600 issued by the Connecticut
ace the potatoes.
factions and cows
‘ White Pine‘ (1 Tar
25Cets
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of the War Souncll of Y. M. an .
0_ your own eyes in jut-it what condition‘
nice of Danbury, who is with for there was not a square mile of ltarutn
unload engineering corps ln serv- land over which they passed that they,
In France, has. been placed in (lid not ruin by powder. Roads ivere‘
, ofa, wrecker which Operates \vnntonly destroyed, villages piliaged
'. the army railway lines between beyond comprehension by word de- Juniors will titer-t lonlltllt at the Nor- [he Rum” pm)”. m, ”mm mm
, _‘ water]: front anti the supply bases acription.
he allied arnlle‘l. Letters have items blown up and'havoc wrought to period.
‘ received from Floyd Daniels, on everything that lay in their path.
-,tlle Danbury men with the unit sustained activity of the British artll & Rubber Compariv.
’ . unwell and enjoying theit duties. lely and the evidence of the desperate charting up tverythill: in sight. . A going out in'oethe land. and minglinlt
_, —-——-—- efforts made. by the retreating Ger: match with tho Norwnlk bill pin "’3'“ with u". common people of the coun-
thnan Joseph Curtis of Bridge-”mans to block the way behlnd'theni lil helm: arranzed. ' "
appeared before 'JtlstiCe of «the are “points of predominating interest in
, cc Joseph Morton. of Saugatuclt, a. the films] The section of the hint Wfllk
. danago. charged with the theft of which shows the cxploits ot the tanks imncuc:
W from the John Kiaiakie farm, are probably the most fluctuating of
9 Greens Farms, several weeks ago. modern warfare hitherto recorded by
, W Morton bountl the accused over the camera. '
‘ W court, under bonds of $230, in the face of the territlc German llr
m were furnished. The evidence. and slit-"ii, explode so close to the cam-‘ ,
Ike state was largely of the til-cum era. that .tlus't. smoke and debris ob—l Tile Third Companv 0! Norwalk. (‘.
uriety. On a certain night 72 struct the view.. A trench raid in H. G., will drill mm.” in thr- local
ofpotatoes . were dug, and the shown in which shells are seen drop armory. ('riftltt‘n William l.
,estimated at between two and ping within a few feet of the British block will m, in charge.
Matters soldiers burrowing through the barbed,
puzzling to Mr. Kiaskie the an'. wire entanglements to the enemy'si bliss Laura Rusk. ‘yrllo has recent-
until his men discovered pass parapet. \
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Powell. Corporation in.
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to friends in liartford. of ex- 5
on board the steamer Luck-f
, forpedoed by a German sub'iSouth Nurwalk Baptist ('liill‘tll will
on 0010b?!“ it). a "19mm” 0‘ ”1° hold a missionary flli‘ellngut‘lllc home share in the last "an“: “I“ Jimmv lila-
sth'l beforethc steamer , . . . .. . v, ,. . . .
“My 2 4 b , i win-’Df Mr». Henry L. bhttol, “tdntoddy “I...“ mm" through “.1”, N rpm-p“ my
' ey sun one .u m‘” ne L afternoon at 8 o'clock.
1.. ,1 . ' e . . lilo run
[2/ «- sl . ' J itinel tings, in Their 'Ieapn'. Dc-
/’ I “/1, (I, a" but 8m Great Form, and Tome
;/ ‘ \ ,‘ Cuba From Fit-at Place. Gama at
it i' _ , W' Palace Alleya Wu a Hummer
- (5. If! / /" Hitting the maple: with surprising
\\ __ ,. / 'y/o/‘A t-itilt wt .1. ~iidence, the Sentinel
,_ L4,” , Slugs, hot man defeated the Sentinel
\ .’//"| 7A,, Cubs to two games out of three, at the
’\ . . ‘c‘ ¢ ‘9” Palace Alleys, and incidentiy displac-
' ‘fi . ‘ /!/ ed'the Bruins from the leading posi-
-\~:: I . “ tion in the Norwalh' Newspapermen'a
6;
Bowling league, he slugs moved in-
tlo the front; rank over the defeated
li‘ubs, and now hold the league leader-
5"”! luv it amid sized margin.
Last niultt'a match was rather late
lln getting started, but the games
1 i "l; enough to new for the
i ll l -- lrit contest, the Slugs
lmowd out in from at the outset. and
' were never in danger of being headed.
The male showed. at the end of the
{frat-as. that the Slugs hatl trimmed
:lheir oponenta by no less than twen-
:tv-sevcn pin-l.
' The second game went to the Cube,
hv a marzizi of ten pine. . le‘urctit
~ :"ed‘a number of spores, and ended
up tlzv slt'ill‘: within WOH‘ of ill, the
hizhr-a‘. count yet made in the league,
SO. NorWJlk this season.
’l'h.. lll‘i‘il game was a whirlwind af-
fair, with the rel-lull in doubt, until the
last bolt. Van lluren attain rolling Rll
. ‘e‘oor man for the t'tlbs, pulled a
'flle new belwd overcoata,
with wide, turn-up collars are
the practical coall.
Skirts are just the right length
--so as to permit hurtling.
comfortable
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Warm, roomy,
and stylish.
Fur coats, rain coats, dreu
coats and long doublebreast-
ed overcoat: for the car.
RQGERS it arthritis?
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The Woman's Association or the
the Slugs, and the game wont to. tile
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‘lailer Rzgl‘fluaiitdl, hv four pins.
Bv winning two games last night,
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’A regular ncntl-nlmlhly “reeling of
l 111:: (:16 blcgzvofl; of: 5:119”: (for kinoe Hilyniakvrg' Associationfildl the SM“ went into “rm plu’cv in mp
”1 l 9- Ui‘ . 00 0 . ll. .\l.. has held loot night in rRt‘tl . has Ncwnpapcrmcn'e
latter being DlCli'i‘d or by it Me Hall. in Main street, ClarcIlCi- Smith, ”‘6 9mm“ cubs, who “rum“, ”m
lynguc. dialtlnciuz
0‘ Danbury was put through the de' exalted pOFllltm for four days.
grce. and’refreshniento.were served of- The defeat of the Cub“ conic m a
ter the regular business had bt'l—n fill' comlderallle shock m m, lucmilcrs
fished" A great time'was njuyt-d. in, that team. but the Brulna “w", “n
”I _. retraining the lead on Wednelltiav
ANSON'A MAN 8UICIDE8. niulxt. when they tackle the Hour
ANSUNIA' N0“ G'—G“()"ge 0m“ Scoops. at the *Tx'orlvttlit Alleys,
committed suicide at his home by~ lit-Forest took all of the. honors to
hanging late yesterday. Dellpondency himself lard “mm getting blah 5.1“,
in said to be the cause. Orlaa leaves a file with ”7' and llllh total M 33,7.
“if" ““‘j ‘0‘“ small children. lJtlnlllv "Stretch" Monica, wall the
ll lll_l illlllis
tl‘onunuec “mu Third run
. spare in the last frame. that pulled
i the game out of llli‘ firl‘, for his team.
The scores;
Sentinel Cuba
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treated from Arras or simply withdrew llelr‘orent' 83 “7 81
d or retired, you should glee the thild Van llurcn 75 73 82
episode ofthe gigantic llrltlah war,
films at the Palace Thuraday.Pridny.‘
d Saturday. and you will see with:
220 263 2“
Sentinel Silica
.they' left the country. One thing ’ln Lom'lli'k 31 33 so
certain: they did not intend to return Schenk 86 80 76
SO 90 90
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The Palace Juniors and the Norwalk
bridges were tilinnmltvd. walk Alleys. A great match is ex-
A bit: pin team hail been organized
The performances of the tanks, their}: the ctnploves of the Norwalk Tire
who figure on
Stantilnz of the teams in
Son'spapertncn's Howling
or w t,
Sentinel Sinus 3 2 l .666
lSentlnel (tube 6 . 3 .5th
British troops are seen advancing llotlr 'l'l‘pm ti 3 3
3 l 2 .333
e llour Scoops
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. ll" “ompieted a nurses training course.
Undoubtedly you are feverishly fol. in Grace Hospital, New Haven, ls’vlsé
toJoseph Curtis, and also, an lowing the events of the war through itlng relatives in Wilson avenue, for-
” bed photograph. since identified the newspaper and magazine column a in" days.
ofCurtie. Curils' freinds claim but you cannot. begin to comprehendt '
in the victim of unfortunate oir- the real situations that axial. Nothing'
. and that hi- did not etea‘ but a trip to the scene could possibly'port‘todllr. on professional bllfilllf'i'li.
Attorney Leo Davis/was in’Bridge‘
bring home to you the horribleneils of ,Thi? "Gui” monthlv meeting 0f "11‘
it all. By means of the camera you are, Board of Education "I" be held to-
given a trip through hattlemrred En em". in tile hizh reboot in West
rope. and are brought face to face with ‘ “WINE ’
the actualitlcs, not the supposition: ot'
warfare. You can't aflord to mill: such
an opportunity and you won't if you
get to the Palace early enough to get
John nymca. a letter carrier in the
South Norwalh post ofllce. made a re-
port to the police yeaterday that his
bicycle was stolen from the rear of the
oflice some time Sunday. He thought
at trial that a trim lulu um it. but
for mm!
thiabaahlabutnuflar.
«dill.
HOUSEHOLDERS
lake a mental Inventory of the things in your bone that should
the protection of our Site Depoalt Vaults. ‘ '-
nuve. you In or life pallet" or important papers of any Iliad
”way: drum or amt places?
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he the to protect yourself is Mm-7hlfallml 2.. an or m
. The coat of complete protectioufi
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«t mdlSaMBfl
you M M ain’t-rip,” am
later he found out tbia waa not an.
The police received a telephone
mac (rout lat-col Ireland. Jr, at
the allies of Adana Inn-I Coley“!
tart lulurfltfl a mm.m
no there and did not buoy where he
Have you lento not in lived. m you 1;, spatial took
tile SSllt' i wait halt.
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‘ Stunt-U slur performer. ll wail Jimmv'll
‘ night's antherinc,
try
the Nor.
er. in prison camps. and two million Church. New York. himself an enthus-
AND DINNER
FOR Y. M. C. A.
WWW‘ co- m PIG”
1‘" 0'! dtillitered a vivid and up
Milli: Iddreu on the Russian people
and on the work which to being done
amonll the Russian priaon camps, by
the Y. ill. C. A. Other openers who
addreased the diners were Rev. E-
lierbert Dalton. of the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church, H. M. Weed, pf Green-
wich, General Russell Frost, Judlle‘
1John H. Light. M. N. Mavehoff and
John Cavanazb. The committee ap-
pointed last nlnht to conduct the cam
paign in Nor’walli, consists of JudzP
John H. Lieht, General Ruasell Front,
Charles E. Hoyt, John M. Glover, E.
B. Galltiher. Leo Davis, Franklin
‘Smlth, Frederick l.. Lamaon, James
Wood, George E. Woodward. Samuel
Roodner. Rev. John Hiapieton, Rev.
,l-J. F. McGregor, Dr. Henry H. Sherer.
Dr. L. M. Allen. Morton R. McCaua.
land. John (‘avanach. Edward, M.
lm-kwootl, w. c. Baur, c, H. wdls.
liev. Frederick A. Coleman, William
0. Mt Lean, Robert G. Mitchell, l-‘red~
:crick li..Quintard, ll. R. Nash, Rel:
.l. Harrison Thompson, E, ii. Gardner.
llarvey Iii. Kelli, John Mills, Joseph
R. Tavlor, ilev, Louis B. lion-ell, Rev.
.l. Ht‘l’lltln Werner, M. N. Mavehoff.
llr.,llavitl aperlce, Frank Goodchlitl
and Judge Netti-tiliah Candee. The
pliove committee’ will meet toniuht in
'lllt‘ South Norwalk Club for the pur-
‘pose of organizing a war work coun-
t-li, which will raise Norwalk'il quota
of $8,500.
The guests not down to dinner in
‘llll? )lzlhat‘kr-mo Hotel last night.
shortly after seven o'clock. The Rev.
E. Herbert Dutton, of the Fifth Ave-
nue Baptlht t‘hurch amid a brief prnv-
or before the commencement of the
dinner. The menu was all follows;
i Corn (‘howder
Roost Sirloin of Beef Mushroom Sauce
Manned Potatoes Green Peas
Combination Salad ’
Vanilla lrt- (‘ream Claret Sauce
,Theaepaopleuythemvltibenoup-
;arate peace. Russia's deatialea are
bound up with the (gauze of the Al.
lies; and Russia will keep her‘ faith.
l The Rituals.” are alive to the fact.
'that if Germany wins the present war.
all of their liberties will be lost, and
they value greatly. the soundness of
personality.
The question has been fished many
times. how the ignorant pheasants ti
Russia can manage a government.
In anall‘er to this, Mr. Dav stated,
that many people make a mistake be-
tween illiteracy, and lack of hnowl~
edge. All of the Russian pheasants;
know of the great revolutions of his-'
tory, and since the revolt of 1905, the
people have been preparing for this
great moment in their lives, lp mafivf
villages and towns, a democratic form.
of government has been established,
for yearn. and so when the great tlm‘r V
came. the Russian people arose in‘
their might, and overthrew the autoc‘
racy.
Mr. Dav declared that Kerenskv is
still the idol of the Russian people,
rod in fact in the only man who knows
the people. Kerenaky is a weakman
physically, and it its only with great‘
effort that he can hold the Russian
councils together. The wonder of it L
all is. that the man has lasted no long.
The docltrrlne and belief of the
Rueslan people, iii international litter;
tv, brotherhood, and love. ‘
lit-tween Kert'hsky and Kornilom it
misunderstanding sprung up, early la
the revolution. Both of them- me'l
are patriotls, but Rornlioff did pot un»1
deraland the people as Well all did,
Kerenilkv. For this reason. Kornilolf
rel-tuned hill post, Bllfll‘llv‘lffl’f‘ the
new government took control. ,
in the war prison compo of Rania.
the Y. M. f‘. A, ill the sole agent cl"
home, tending the ntens‘needs. ant?
helping evrrvonc, without distinction'
of nationality. The Rucsianh cooiif‘i"
lit? with the association. and treat.
their prisoners as human beings. .
‘ Word it: eent- back to the prison": ~'
l'orncs. bv the Y. M. C. A., that the,
”I“. man are safe, in prison camps. Benin;
.. are. distributed to the men, echooltt'
. “9"“ 1“" _ have been established, music is en‘!
3 ‘ 9"" the conclusion 0‘ u" dinner. f'OurflgNl. and in fact, the Y. M. G. A!
,tounlnluoter Judge John ll. lehl, in' acts u . help to the "1’“ who will
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itroduced George ll. Day, the princl- llclli mpmpelrea. ‘
“mmkpr 0' "’0 cvenlnz. At the preacnt time, at: million p"l-.
In openiuz hilt atldl‘csr. .‘lr. Day sonem of war are being helped by it“.
eluted. that he would have been sorry Y. M. C A.
to have been in South Norwullt but Mr. Day declared that if we can 591
night, if he knew that the headlines two hundred secretaries of m, 1:31.
in Boston's Friday papers. calling at- (._ A., in Ruesla. b... Chriatmas. .ih"t
:tentlon to the fact that "us!“ "' morale of the troops will be held no.1
out of the war, were true. Russia is
not out of the war, according to Mr.
l‘ay. and for Russia's lathe he said
that he was llllld to be present at last
detailed. _ .
The ‘i'. it. C. A. la the only forclt'fl
aucncy in Rurlia, working for the
The speaker declared that he has
the greatest faith and confidence in
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The primary purpose of the organize.
lion, ill to krep the men fit, morally.
and phleicnlly,
l'lllilllv' and he holdtt a nrttat affection General Pershing has requcrlcd "V“
Jfor the people of Russia.
.\ir. Day stated, that he did not get
his experience in Russia from hotel
lobbies and in the great cities, but bv
suvil by reading them, a vital need and 5
problem will be solved.
in conclusion. Mr. Day glazed. that
Russia will rise to the highest emer-
gency, if America will only believe in
' xlicr.
"Two million Russian soldiers MW? Judne Liuht introduced the next’
them killed already in the war," de- apcaker. Rev. E. Herbert Dutton. pas-
“an the smaller. ""0 million are tor of the Fifth AVenue Baptist
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more are hopelesalv crippled and out lnstit‘ worker in the war work coun-
"f ”w “2‘" ("WWW cil. Rev. Button spent his entire sum-
A' the beginning of the war, the mcr vacation with the Y. M. C. A.
t““’*"“‘," “twice” and, people “’“Kh‘ work in Camp McClellan, Alabama.
,treacliery in ”‘9 mm" and 1”" 9' and he told most interestingly and
‘rnanagement in the interior. And to comprehensively of the magnitude of
crown all this, the Russians haVe been the camp, and the great scope. of the
how“ "‘9 l-Jantcrn "0m ”l“““'\~work that the Y. ill. C. A. la accom-
handed "am“ the combined WV" pitching, not only in furnishing con-
‘of Germany. Austria and Turkey. WMPM.” and entertainment for the
m 99‘3“" ‘0‘ ”‘9 mom” "‘ men in khaki—this he declared was
““95“" M" D" “aid' "‘3‘ ""3 two not the primary purpose—but in ultim-
'°“"""di"3 “m“ “f 'b" ”"0“ “‘m' ing the morals and life of the entire
first. hunger. This dreaded condition "00”. and keeping them clean. ill
Iwas universal in Russia. and women right men.
”‘3'“ b9?“ linown ‘0 kill "MT child- The next rpeaher, ill. .\'. Weed. see
'reli‘, in order to save them from death rotary of the Greenwich Y, it. C. A.. ,
rby starvation. To get a pound of lil‘ now travelling about the state in be-
gar, ll “‘5' “”9“”‘7" fora "“3 or '°' half of the war work council, was the
man to atanti in line for five hours. next speaker. He placed phase" at
The second ream "3 the 0“" im‘ the disposal of the committee for any
'pcrial order, for the Duma to take a work on {by campaign that they might
months yacat'ion. After these causes all ”on him to do. He told my
bad incited the 'great revolt. it took 1W1" ”Mum of the v. of.
Russia Just three days to bunt C. A. on m, to out! “a in the
through the bonds of autocra- war camps. ' ‘
cy into democracy and Russia has Genml mt theu"aroae and com-
bled, and hail given many live for mm] . lane men! conference
the cause at democracy. “lull“ committee. to arrauae the
It. Day elated. that he had Wu fl- mm. to: in. campaign to raise $8.—
proacbed many times while in Russian 500 for the wgr y, l, c, A. in you.
on the fact that mafia, the walh. The mum our. man on till!
mwcaeroutbemfldflm ‘3' mama appear in the first part of
m on conflict “Varmint. article. .
7" mic. " ""~ 5m . , u ”'4 The coal-lite. will not thinner.-
line that mica car-a natal-r tor m, at a o’clock. , at on south Nor-
or W. W, I!- “in me. to tilt: our mum tin-
stalca m, "“1“ “"3 Attila ,W.
noun
table
and the German proponnnda will be"
good of the people. on similar grounds. ,
hundred? H‘t‘l‘Q‘tI‘Tlefi for France, and
m“..- 4.. .w__. .._.... ..--..w....... .. _ . . _ _. “a... ..
3.3m am C.Wheeler,CIu.Du-ehacke. In” 5.80”.
, r l. Kenyan D. Spence, Dr. Judae Nehemiah Candoe, Samuel
H (helmet-1 Dr. George C. Faw- Greeutein, Max Halli Dr. J. ill. adv.
cett. George b. Woodward, Andrew J. burn, William Miller, Dr. L If. Ala.
Collins. Rev. John Stapleton. Rev, J. Frank Goodchlld, w. G. Cleveland.
Harrison Thompson, Clarence E. Dr. C. F. Boutwell, Lewis Rupiah, A.
Slauaon. Edward P. Weed, Judge J, E. Winchester, Eimr’. 3!. lochwoul.
a. Taylor, Richard n. Golden, Samuel John M. Glover. A. Dwizht Keen. 0-
Roodner. Dr Chan. 0.. Bohannon, G. Remnant, Rev, W. C. H. Mu) .1
Franklin A, Smith, F. H. Quintard, 'Rev. L. L. Barber of Westport
George 1?. Belts, Edward M. Welles,l . .._.____..—
M. a. McCauIland, Rev. Ernest r. lie-i The Second Company of somatic,
Gregor, Rev. F. A. Coleman, Rev, L. C. H. 0,, drilled tut night in the I.
B. Howell, Rev. J. Benton Werner, mdry. Captain mine was in cm»
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