Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 7, 1917 · page 5

 
 

 

 
 

mm 31; tm tun
.. ... .. ... mutuun

.mt st Necktiear at $1.00
Captain, Gallalter Has tie;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

we have ever about.
Others at 65c and Site

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.I.. oéiv 100 Practice Guns
V From Captain Royce

_ The men of Norwallr. are waking
.1083”! DAVIS up to the chance that t‘aptain Gal
‘5 WISHES“! Btreot lather is giving them to obtain abso
m lutely free instruction in infantry and
_machine gun drill. The application
coupons so grnerously published in
the newspapers me being signed and
Implied to Captain Gallaher in most
iencourapfing ,Inu'nbem. but many
wouldbc applicants arow'aitingforthe
more formal appl.cation cards which
will be placed in the post offices.
banks, libraries drug stores and other
public places. These cards wi/.I ex
plunatory posttI.InI will be of! the pt ("“5
this afternoon and if any publitra
spirited citizen thinks he can place
a large or small quantity of these
cards and posters to advantage llt
will help the. good work along by
Writing Captain Gallaher for a supply
_staIing the number no will use.
First Drill Next Week. ‘
Owing \to the many details that
must be DtIl‘ftIClPd it is probable that'
.thtI first drilltwill not be held until
Saturday aftéIInoon of next wwk, but
those who wit-h to join should send in
their application cards as soon as
.possible so that they may rtIIIIIiI'I
IhIIiII adtninsion cards with to” de-

 

EATHER FORECAST.

 

Irecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
and Initially cooler tonight;
IIy fair. Snow flurrie-s have oc-
._ I, during, the last twenty-four
I; in the eastern portion of the
, region and Northern New EngI
. Pleasant weather has continued
ll other Katrina; east of the Rocky
mains. .\ wt ll defined are-sol low
_. are is central this looming over
I. The temperature is somewhat
r along the (northern border.
ng temperatures were reported
. Montana eastward to Maine,
run A YEAR AGO ‘1'0-‘
DAY.

temperature: High,

 

 

lit}: low,

 

Fittl'. tails and instructions in ampli- I’ittr
for the initial assembly.
__._ -.. - ,,._ 1' The Rifles Are Ready
{Captain tiallal..:_r Italcll this mout-

 

in: that he has received the one hun-
‘ died practice rifles front Captain
Boyce. so that there will be no news
nity of starting the drills with l‘.-cont
sticks as war». necessary when Boyco's
Tigers v. We first organized.
Preliminary Instruction Imperative.
PIII Ilitttinztry instrUItion is itiipII ra
[ii a for those of our boys whow '.nh to
avoid the menial taskII that are the
u- Itain lot of the untrained now".
and with tho cxpcrtinst Iruction ultitIlI
will be gin-n by (III. "etully trained
and onpet ienct tl teachcra ll'." flalltthet‘
Gunners are sure to quickly acquire

Sly-News

 

was horn
of

nine pound baby boy
I r. and Mrs. .loscph Kenefic,
'beth street, this morning.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

uward Beers, has accepted a post'-
I in the local office or IltII .lolIn
Icock insurance Company.

 

__- ‘ the same popularity, that has lllildl'

, _ , ‘ l0,\'t‘6"l~ Tigers not only famous, but
spectal communication of h" of invalualIlo ll‘filr'ltllf‘? to the of“-
I'l lodge, Xo. 6. F. and A. 31.. Will cunt ofvthe cautomncnta all over the

held tomorrow night. in the lodge country.

.h in Wall street, at 7 o'clock. Gallaher Gratitied at Prompt Re-
, , _ , . . spouse. .,
Hostel ““0“ may” n" b‘ When ittturyieWed this morning

’ ,("apt Galinlm‘ said:

“—— "l have been gratified'to receive
. repair work on the steeple of on to a number of applications front'
Norwnlk Congregational Church mm" W“ ducfto the frat 93:”: an
notIIIcemontn 0 Our p on w c np

been completed. the steeple was peatId in .m Sunday papers'

’ k bv lightning 1‘51 August and "It its esetIially pleasing to note that
In necessary to practically re} the majority of these applications
. the spin, . i.carnc from men who have either been
' rdznfted. or front mm of draft age

or course there are many applica- l

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

"Tiara Kimball Yottnc in the big

,_ . tiont plan from boys between 16 and!

I'n drama, “Mazda. Recent Thonv 2, yeah: M tit-Y? and also from "1ng
. tomorrow and Friday. , whr II I. ‘1 \'-"1tl"i old and our: and
Mill" i am dI-iighto .l to how lllt' rp-

9 "1'8! meeting of the llm-tpitul potlunity to touch tltI so Hurt-"F. _\o!
in Club will be held at the home thI- how- u ho an no 'It: to III I:.lt-
ed. will little theI lit'sL (‘lI?Hlt" III N'-

Mrs. Frank Bacon, LiviI Irvton
t. Friday afternoon at 3‘ oclock.
whom will please notify Mrs. Ba-
I by Thursday afternoon.

i

erythlng.
Quits Position to Join Gunners
Ont.- yonnr.I llltlll whom- l‘athoII owns
.t large ntill’hIerc and whom- son la
in partner in the business has been
. II-tat'ted but his number has not yet
' e Sentinel last night rccened been reached but will surely be on,
plete election returns 0"" ”l" the next call. This young man has
. of the Associated Press which rt-slcn tl his position and is going to
e troutlv appreciated by thoqe down» his «Ititire lime to my ("lfisfiti‘
. received the same at this of- and try to become thoroughly train-
. Id before he i.-t call9d to the color!

 

 

 
 

‘and Fridays front I until 6 p m bIII

. , W a" or any. III the
has not over the luau ides the; at
untrained American can lick fit! all-
In... turn unmet I'lfll ole hand
tied behind his back. should be Will
in; to sacrifice a few hours of his
time to prepare himself for the mo-
ment when he will have to step into
the .rankLs’ and take part in the Ti-
tauic struggle' I believe men are
getting to reallle the importance of
this war tin-lawns. and especially is
this true since the boys who were A
the first call have been returning
home and telling their flriends what
is happening to them l fientur“ do
say ithut Very man of draft ‘g.’
if he realm knew Ill? conditions
Would join my classcs without it sec-
ond thought.”

Why Gatlahcr Gives Training.

taptain Gallaher when a ked fort
the reasons for tak; m: up this work
replied'

Because I have had some military

 

training of an exact nature in past
years where l was compelled to p.-

sttitt attention to the minute dtI-l
tails, and having this knowledge ll
ft-le it is my patr‘.otic duty in this‘
(IIiI-Iis to impart as much of it an
possible to others who are going to
rmve thcir (Izountry l \nprecia‘u-

that there is lots of work and lots
of ammo ahead {or me, but sup-I
pose there is.” l

"i am able to stand both. where-lJ
(luv to my age and bulky body. i;
would be useless at the front." l

Home Guard Eligible

'l havr bren lulled by ntembr rs of
lllI' llII IIIII tltizz Ird whether they would:
be atroptcd as IIIttIILII rs of my cit- t
ilian ('illh'Ft‘R I would like to Hit-f
phalet this point and state that we;
will be glad to have ey cry man came
who is a good American, who t-‘nn
mirth and who keeps himsrlf «leanI
and who ninth to team If he hat-I
had military t-xpetltntII ill all sot
much tht better as we can use l-‘lltlll
men to meat adtantnge an otlltII’IIn
Huldts ttc.’

”This btiugrt me to ”if. (lilt‘a’ tinu of.
.nstructois As 1 halo stated WI
shall have the services of regular
l'nited States Atmy Sergvttnta. but
we shall IrrnuitIII1 a hood many other
instructors and l will he L'ltld it nou-
tlemcn who have been uflltt-ta in the
army or III the National Guard will,
act in tooth with me.”

For 11th .Ittarl l haw lttI-Iu Murillo-Ii
the suticm of llilllllll‘l‘h’ of my mzt-
thine ,.ttn comp AW) and of l;i«ut.
baggy. St‘l'"t’llll.\ .‘l'illiltl :InIl llorr,
lum. (‘ttII'IIII tls Flslt Aihtt. l’n'N‘ and
(Mill. and l’ritntes 'llItls, Ely and
Gforge Rntmond." I

Ctatus. Meet Frequently.
‘Sincc the lltIst'publlc :t'nnounuI-
IIItInti-t of this I-ntrtpti. 'o l ltntt bII'._'l
asked whether it would not he no».
nible to hold (Ila-«it on other days
than Saturday, as name rannot com-I
on that day.
hold drills on Mondays. Wednesdays

my advisetu Ito-«Itued to think it would
bII difficult to get my ntcn together
at these tune-Lt I then decided to
hold drills on Saturday and Sunday
afternoons from' .3 until 5 orlock but.
here again I ran into a snail. I found
out that there was tlhjt‘f‘tlonII' to un-
ing ”‘6' State Armory on Sundays. IIII
l finally decided to start with the sus-
hilllls on Saturday at l and 3‘. it, .It.
:Ittd it lltI‘tt :‘Ittt tli()ll,,;ll utIII ohu
I.\ I'I' to tlttll on mitt-I Itl'IIttnIIttB I
“lit bII clad in st' .Irtt .inotlt «Ir tI!t.-: ~I "
Sunday Drills Pclsib'e. l
"I not til-m told That if tlt‘s think,
goes at tlII I-I-pI.Il in ‘itutIIIl by 'tlll
promiws and It l.Itt.I nllll1Il|tl of lt' In
«IIVpIIII-s tlIt-iII dealt-II to d ill on Sun-
day llfltllltlol'ln' l may boI gtnntml spe
.(‘lill permission to use the Armoty II.I. i
that day."
“II-filowtwr Nothing succeedx lii‘te'I
Micro-:43. and when M get our cont-t
'Intu; big «Ittouglt the dctnils of tint-I}

 

 

"a I -'n talking with him i found that he. and nun-t- mIntm w. ll adjust IlIIIIIIIt
—"‘ had tried wi'ltout success to ho ad- .. 1....
\ large picture of Co t, 304th in- mitted at Plattsbur). and had done; I] want p..rtltttltttIly to t-xprcss my
. ry, National Armv, in which ap- “lid! he could to get In SOltlfl'hII'r'! appreciation to the PreIIs rot th lr
I-rleveral Norwalkboys is attract- to attain a military training but an- 5plIIndltl Import. and will keep them.
, id bl tt . i b i p l't‘ll‘UY die") was no oaning. Nn- posivtl as to t-vory detail as lhl'
cons era 2 a cotton n ' e Y"- totally when he learned of my scltOol git-hon ,, works out,"
of the South Norwalk Trust (am he was prepared to give up business Get An Application Card. I
y. Innd pitch in." _ , "Application cards are now on thIIt
I 'I A Warning from Capt. Bayes. wpress. and will he found Itltrr it too"
I. . .' , ; ' ' “As Captain Boyce :Itzf'in one ofsdnys in armories, post offices and oth-
The sIzntng 0' the FM Pledge” w his circulars. ‘Any man who has readj (’1' placvs within a few «lay-III. in HP
I] going on and I" the next (“l of what happened in Belgium and bI‘III'mcant‘uc all information may be ob-
ys ‘he pledges and the window t'eves it‘ to be true: any man who to mind my return mail. by writingi
3 showing that the house. is in reading What is haDDenlng at this Captain E. B. ‘Gatllaher. Norwnlk.l
.flm, list of those belonging ,0 the moment to ltaly and believes the ro- Conn. _ f
I led States Food Administration ' ‘ ‘I ’ " ' ' """ ' " ‘ ' ‘
av be obtained at the Xorwalk Ll- ' ,
.‘ryapd [he-South Norwalk Librarv, ’ (\"I. A: C‘.li".it.,li‘;t (Eh... .' t. .‘I-i 1
k for the~pledge and get the win. .. IN} \Tlt‘. \\i) \l M iii T" '. it.
I can]! They are deconfive and E‘ Ills ll!ti.l.‘_; LII-till). .‘~ 7:000 I i; 34.1 .-ltl.'.: Li ' . I
is most heartening to walk throuIzlt' " ”I" “i“ trot (..'::,
street and see the window," 2iVeeII '
e the feeling that the people are" ’I , t. . l'l . . . ,.II. ' . t -I:. l .t .I.:Ifmtu
all! back of the government as In.) Ithfi' “I H: :t; . . I
. surely are. I ‘ t ,7
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{—TH'AT SPECIAL LUNCHEON , '
ed may, It the Country (‘lub is l’riftt blur .'.fll « ~'. . . . . ............................. W
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" ’I :It you. . l
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find- Anna! in Nostrfls ,- t i ...I;. I‘I ‘ I I-
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YOUNG HILDA CLUB "KIT.

 

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Yesterday before the game of hridze ,
in. Stanley Smith. the originator of

My tin-t plan was to.

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at out; modicum uni which trends money regularly to In!!!" 0" lI'-hm!- She then rend II.
In. Gleam.- hold a, regular medal; clever, original little m in which

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llulo oral-hunt. MwInOMumm brutal otrclutolavaton. N113.

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Don't I send
2... back!
sen at $2.40

 

 

 

 

 

 

'lh.I t‘s wit it it htt mutt told us ultcu the hats he should
itzttc sent in September,I got hcrc :t it w days ago!

And that is why men Citll today buy Slit) hats at a

saving; of a dollar and ten certs!
Over loo hats in the lot; handsmnc :1 ill new models.

They \l'Cl'L lll ItlI.‘ to our outer bore Our n mic “or; up
to our rigid Slillltlhll'tl wete to \cll :It 83 in,

But that Itttkcr ltrttl been terribly dot—mil \ic loll
him he wzts too l;I.Itt .
Then it was he said: "Dm’t send 'cnt luck. in stand
the los’s. (jive 'cm to your man :It SLlo less than you had
, planned. Mztkc the price $2.40 instead of $3.50."
Dainty new shapes, fine quality. in all the seawnnble
new Culttt'S including

-stc cl
pea arliuk

scat
blztck

Military and snappy and conservtltivc styles,

'll of $3. 50 value, any ‘t— $2 40

green

Gordon green

Main floor War,

(5“ Kodak busy - .

for boys "over there:"

The army “lives on letters," we are told.

When lllttSCI letters carry pictures of the home folks
and scenes in the It IInc town, how much more enjoyable!
Youcnnitttztgine! ’ . I

So keep your Kodztk l‘ilS}—.’tll.l it you haven't one. get

tlllC. _ ‘ _ t

YIIII snap the plCllll'L', vs:
prints at small cost.

Kodak that take 5 picture 2 t- t by i l- l is but SI) .ttI-i
logmphic Kodak taking pictur’c _ t-- 7 by -i H is but ‘.tl

Get the Kodak busy, make each letter brim \. uh in-'

.tercst!
l'Itut-tlt flotIr.

r

ITwo dainty n'cvv
waists eta-$2
Sheer spotless and beautiful voile waists at $2! 1

- One with the graceful new Tuxedo collar, one with the
effective sailor collar.

Each of true grace—and given beauty by tasteful em-
broidery ‘of dots or in wreath pattern.

Tasteful tumcback Cuffs, nice finishing, trim and at-
lractive in fit.

But the price adds to attraction, adds a lot. T hat price

52.
”and floor.

A soldier'- diary
in the holiday box you send to camp or Front, put this
special Soldiers’ Diary and Notebook.

_ "l'will be a wondrous convenient volume.
in later days will be of deep interest. "

Other diaries of nutty sorts and sizes and shapes,—
15c to 82 50.

“For forehanded {Manuals for the year of ms
.P h “/“K g- Ion-.I-

lls record
‘ 59¢.

 

'il datclttp the film and make;
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Seen the new

Shetland slipons

Smartest of new, sweaters: Shetland: lipons. ._ -
Knitted with a prettyc lrt stic stitch and purlcdiu satire;
fit snugly and trimly {ll \ ..I:t. '

With V opening mrIkingtI‘I em easy to slip. I'm—:1»!
finished with fluf'fy itI!Ii.e Shetland sailor collar and doc 69
cuffs!

Delinhtful delicate Colors :-—!\'ilc git en, coral, light
blue.

We “:6 bad such before—but not at this pri: e nt’ 57 50.

Stu-tun] ’It‘nl.
/
Invest slice
money W15 cly : '
'Itlcu; pick your shots tor the work _\ttlt are coin: to
"llt’ them. ,I

Don’t expect fin: shoes to stand up uIIdc'r rouge: u up.»
-—but get fine shoes for fine scrvic: and tough lmf :I for
hard wear. ,

Both kinds ready, and both kind. in cIInIfIII‘t-imurint‘
shapes; both kinds a good llll'c’sllllt‘lil.

For illustration:—

Heavy tun {train leather lllthllCt’S“.‘llll lITITI. !:):~-.'.4. “:0

Black calfskin blut‘hcrs with wide full iv: an! sole; of
WINK—$5.50.

Stout cordox'un LIch I‘ItIm. i‘IIIIlirl; lots—i")

Splendid Russia cult lucci shoes with t'ulltoc 3...} Way.
SUlC,—S8. - . ./ V

Fine-tan coulomb 2:; ll es, Eur?- ! l~I' —.'.0

Heavy Russia call bluchsr: \t'.'ll wit: toe, and spec...)
thump-proof wcltittg.—-—S°.

J" t l. #1:: Punk all p/ctuc door

Beauty. grace and. novelty".
the Japanese Signet rmg'
These new Slzf‘ltt‘i .E:I.Is .1." on

novelty and hi"! 'I .. y.

b-I

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by t'

lIttzth'iII; . IfgszcI ,.t tm'itIé <lI;It‘t‘-4—..:Id a spiwdtl ra.‘

I'icty of those tIItE.t.I.I .!:.III:i-. lll thIl‘, I“. *; >I1'..} rm! tar? .
ll;llll tli. ImIII..l. \ , )E
imagine the tin: Hull 3 III: ‘III' II 1 '- in g,” 1.; Lit-II. l.
with the dininstiw ‘;"!t.‘l. ' . , ' I
. . , _ \
'lllflll sec. ‘.t":‘ii 2., -!li' mini" .353. HI: I 11121,; lz‘: . L"! .' :In
karat gold in either I‘m.- or .II.t“It IEI..I ZIIII ;I_". .‘ilt'. tUflI ’.
binatiott'of the two.
\It.ll to t outlets the pictttt.. :III Lilli in tzg‘artcstt

style h f'.l\'«' ctl l'Il IIttl «till _:{II tl :Itt.t .‘IIlf .‘l .I;_tztti t'u': Sig-

net! “
“but it do! thiItt'IIll; different I'ZI:;:! _.
This is the jewel ‘0 re 5 special IIl'fcr tf/StICh dart-n .

A limited lltrllllllcr, In ltzIIItismtte pztt‘tet'm Szl
with single dizIIIIIItIJ, coroplcte with on.“ . attit-
lle,—-Sl‘l.

I.-Ill :I'IIJI‘, t’t-unl.

Your t.crsonal greetings
for the holidays
Revival of oldjtime custom

gains greater Vogue ("It‘ll

,Yuletide; cards carrying onc’s personal greetings hear aisIo

tasteful Christmas design.

Some may lie/printed from ones own. engraved plate, l
others may have name in lettering to match the quaint dc
signs which dignity them. " . , .'

.. But ’tls necessary to choose and order soon—mun.“ . 3'"
time is needed to produce such cards, as well as skill and
care. ".3

Samples now ready. Make choice within the next fur. _ 5..
days. T‘

Prices range from $2. 75 for 25 cards to 85.59 for 76 .

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