altos. t. ' rues- mwnw m! ..
norms!
I‘m GOLD“
new weapons and methods of wartare
’ZIATUEDIT—IOV. 10.1917" are horrible, indeed. it is hell in the
trenches But it's resulting to learn
mm W '03 how bravely and cheerfully the fight.
m m. wm:mn era endure that hell, and how many of
i. ll. .
m fill!“ 0 ”39 “Egg? Zihefim‘come tutti fro? 1’3 pnscathed.
3
.( national problem in the old days,
m.aspsrtoftheprooerraanl
W,togeareAmerieaas.The‘
Mfrs
n X-PIIEHDEN
“caliber of the E p
The Associated Will
Intilled lg the use icatlon
9'5 “W.“fi ff Tum” '
all 3°" 4,” “3119' WWW t° it 9' there was no career open to a man
l
mu” ext
ows 1” WM [who had occupied the highest once 9"
;MW spe-‘except thatats sage." All but tZ'M’C ’C'” W" i“ ‘ ”m" ‘9 W '
4. : , « . - turn
lthisiiae,niorwslkat_theprcsentuatc
hasaofaadstotbrowawsyin caper-
Lil-eats. But Norwslk's development
l madvsusneatshouldnotbeparal-
lisedawaitiagsorncncwraethodsthat
lhavenotystrcschedthostaadardof
l,eeuao-yaudelcimy.‘
l
Rubens,
wuss-a. mitts. last Norwalh,
and Walk Judah Island, Bell to
'l .s Island, meson slur.
Z, w, notch Point, Rowaytoa
'Za'll, panties sltuated on the
CONCERNING . PRO
.uu 99%.. ' '33, it! sewer into its waiters. ll
moor Evening Sentinel: . ‘ " 5" “wx, clam 0:";
The proposed Concord street . ‘ ‘ 4421‘ l vs the “a. privilege
ion which was recently me ‘f‘g‘fi‘ue .ppropriatcd form
on every side of this
elal‘u daspatches herein o-i term ‘to every cltlmt l 2' ‘
"not M I!“ '- Zdlgnified minimum retiZ t. 3.: -, 59,, :1" 7 doubt may come “on
broken 9‘ 5 intervals by u ”if" this reason the writer has; '. made in the methods
9131‘ messagg to ll}? HM EH ed er the map of the city sow . l or public sewage Nor-
Isitieretl improper, .19 m W ya and finds the followi‘gs {prom to fold her hands
,it ",de p3..." “it. “1.12m South Main strQZot “but, - .. wait for its coming.
in 721;-
dents and the public were hptl; tells-l
fled But in more mt t
comparative disrepnte.
with enough ability to bog“, down ml
rggbsnugw mappcur
lt wds ‘ France that gave us
our
great Statue of Liberty, which'lights
”9" “8;“ “mm “P“ “”3““ ‘n m" doe-tit rotten the notion that he's I St!) ll street. my and uxiustonmi av
after he leaves the White House. A
eyes of all the world as the symbol olZ are 999”” W for "l9 9"”..an ll"
of settling down to writing Wes l"
Ba
and fishing and addressing polcnn str t C d street. part of crash
street. Spring street
America Now it is proposed that
America shall give France a corres-
ponding gift—n status commemorntf
ing the great victory ot the‘fiarpe
by which france preserved liberty
{or modern civilization.
.1
delegations of neighbors, when
mighty» engaged; in big. constructive!
oven luxurious livins
The plot was broached a year or Our momma 'flmflfllu the thickly populated mu“ of the
citv whose sewers connect into the
more “5° but was held in abeyance both represent a conspicuous variation
for a time after we entered the war, from the old ”“60,
it has now been revived, and is so-
sured oi tu‘i‘illment. The commission
has been given to Frederick W. lac-
Monnies. and he has worked out a de-
sign wbich is approved by the com-
mittee in charge and Is said to be ac
cepta‘oic to France.
the public eye. dud finally he has
contributirl'r regularly to the Kansas
it represents "the spirit of Frame '9" professor at Yale, but ”I not the present "mud main m,
in the form of a winged figure. nearly sunkZ as might have beer "999M!
spent b’ the storm of battle, and hi into a. routine of academic duties or a l'“ times 6"." ribs.
eatcbbastps are fore“. “and
most beaten down by the weight of
attack, throwing off defeat by a Ill»
promo effort and raising the fallen
‘flag of liberty.’ . it is to be called
“The Soul of France "
The. statue will be of heroic size,
and will be paid for by popular sufr
scription. Remembering that the Sta-
ton of Liberty was bought by the
rut oi philosophic contemplation. He
too,, refuses to "sage."
country, making speeches, and finding
tlcles and now be. too, has reached
Americans Ledger. .Z
The old question, “What shall we
do with out ex-presidenta?" has there-
fore, answered itself It? s simple, and
tries cf l-‘rench children,
should find supreme pleasure in con:
tributing to such a gift. Nothing will'
be done about raising the money un-
til after the war. in order not to col!-
ilict with our present war phllanthro- them / ..
When the books are opened, the / . .
"9" be: sewn mu 6 consort? KiT
Don't be ll "tight- wad " Buy Sarn-I
my a Christ
SoutOldnorldifwu}
pies
zubstriplion amount might
limited to one dollar, or less, in order'
”1'“ all Americans who want to give
wil' ban: a chance
prise is the danger of raising tooI imple and easy. They have provid
much money. Rater indeed will I". an ample “W" of “coma“ hits” an
the American man. woman or chfid
who is not eager to add his mite in
honor of the nation to which we owe
most and which we most admire.
._._'.__.__o——-——-
THE SOLDIER DEATH BATE tm” Chrlslms wishes better than
t
Dr. Woods Hutchinson, .
can medical writer addressing the Roy‘ ”"3“
l Every kit contains tobacco, a pipe, mi. +50“
al Society of Medicine in LanZou pre~ {Z
’ a celluloid or mem' sew'er was authorised fa- tres-
nae Not a voice was raised 09:09
credible degree of surgical em“)?! '92? u" ”9““- m” ' mm mnlm the projects.
It t‘s‘cdly‘ s'M rest- also the! M
NMalf introduced a 850.000 ’9'" 35.006 for Norwalhharbor
settled data which show an almost in- ”3"" W":
in mefled am“; and a com 8 khaki handkerchief, I lead ”fldlw‘
poll incredible lowering of the mum's blast and mm 'wfll.
pining; tn isle. all 0|"le cards, or. we”
he says, “that the total death rats. 01. glaring soap- it's”
in one, better selected than any
per annumin , Z .. thisgbr doesn't fig,
.. r
spercent.’ ortheiotcl Mannheim» veilebcdiriend cot-"rd and Men.
dividuals “engaged. or the allied sol- and strips to m tot; the I‘m"!
diet-s who survive wounds all hours. 9"! 9°!“ be 9% ”\va
bases
sowrceuyrm 0th those be?!“
reach a“: WWW ”out? ‘fllwfll be a'lonsiy W for
rccolel‘. undo! more ll'l‘l'd nl my! ”ME I! w’prgw-
hillrltmwplial ”percent." immtomhdylropen
And they don't merely am? “am... . 'ntht ~ »
”fillies“ aria-{£359 .33."...
drug on a pal“ “3
m, ml- no...“ ""oialpglldhm'fiWKWF
onpe ”tomb.mgumm,lcdcrcsswmtahcyoardouar and
est km; 55.1!“ “91%...“th. Z629:
miner .i‘mu‘ ’1 ‘
_:mmudWW . Watt"!
Wlm‘”
Hlmd‘w.’
-a-slaaisnttooulsbuvlbfl
fits.“ Mia-t aros- melts
min-“mumps 1 my v ”Mandi-um
widgets-rupees duwww ,, law-sword“
ling" as a profession hag (piles into and “Rum” at the foot
presidem' s job is likely to N," cone South Main street fifteen inch sewer
siderable capacity for productive work are as mm" 1"" °‘ Summit ”'"le
High street ,and Flax Hill Road, Tay
lor avenue from High
than full of energy, in these days, street. Bouton street,
work and carnlpg a contortsble or his street below Concord street
Col Roochelt' inch sewer is about one half the to
has hunted big gall", cxphred, slay- tiulred sire and “Did" needed t.
ed in politics, written bpoks and nut collect and
urine articles and kept steadily in Rifle "I“
n from life inaction of
become a regular he"??? 'Zme' .u éoncord tires". “39“! the W
extension 0! 09p ltva that
City Star. Mr. Taft. has become a col- would dlvide the flow“! and fell". ‘00"ch - mm mgiii
time to write occasional “and” ”c chine (30.. t
er properties would be greatly hm form a“. quantity 0"”... '9”an
it fitted The new branch seer won.
the same goal as Col evelt. “9 also keep the Lockwood 1“! Co.
has taken a job. a? contributing edl Crofnl ‘ [him (20.,by MW‘ 1“
“er-"h pm”? largely ‘mh ‘hle Rm. tor on the stat! oi the Philadelphi. creased 90¢" '99“ W4 I'd-9;“ :11? gentle 9"“un
Eaton".
To the consistent
mm" "unfit, It ”appears that this tion, by their observing friend hi.
of real practical merit, it 'récommeuds . couipletc and better sin in place of
'nelnable' “a“ ”WWW m °‘ men to all who are luterestbd is the the present one" is fair; however, by; The thrones of Kings m
This important mat- following this suggestion the writer Their crowns are laid m,
city'n prosrfll- "l'he sccptres which they long,“ have
ter should be decided upon its own woulduZleprlve himself of the genuine
erlts.
gland concern should not be allowed glimpse of said “otllcial” sin 0'9?!
to influence citv ofllcisls in the 9" tm occasion to M b! A“
6 present. ' l'k‘lu of municipal attain.
There ought to be bill W W
Th? om) difficulty “9;" this Pm" ! The Red Cross people are making it in tbs execution of our city goverr inn
ed merit, and that should be. to accord“
d the greatest good for the largest pun-
are oering them for sale everywhere. i let I» he “9’“??? ”'0 '0" lllllf,
The kits cost only $1. 50 apiece. And ed Last Septeml't‘e'r {'3 'mflls mo,
gmorons to the Judgment of experts the pity Council voted mill. tonal-l! _QN__ m
'thev represent the fulfillment of Sail— 'stlos of a 83.000 sewer to account’-
date a single factory
twal,
the Ameri- any article of like cost that is on the of
lwutotedl-chmodouotl'r wads:
. “5?”, W
is J'ery reason to believe:- a mlrl'pr ! "wing outfit apd s ”999:?
m w” M...
t. sting laid on the Old taste-'3.- its slim it running the national
"O
"Theltitwulcsrryyoraa-saasas-Zb
wit b may be termed a .91."- “i . .3, parties»? locality
as takes care of a large ‘ " o! '5 l Z justly or molly depriv-
l!" “‘9' the _citv, is only a fift my; . w _ logos that are allowed
1; Q1!” , g" ions. The people only “It
street. ' I ’ "'play.
”it.“
sewers connecting with a! '
pg plasma “I" causes Haul '
RISING
ZEvenlng Sentinel:
'as postiltlvely refreshing to
Mr. Winchester‘s reply to the lit-
t regarding that “Postively N:-
tance” sign at the south Nor-
Ifunlcipsl Electric Works which
undersigned innocently inserted in
, y's issue oi your paper,
3 . .v t s’uch an able chant
plan ’"wotrld arise in defence of the
m ....... t. .3331! ‘51?’.i".$.‘22‘i?:.‘.'.’..’°2?"
actual cupcrintendcnt solves the great
4e pl” the mining “l” with ap
. -in an extremely (or
Mal” “postlltlvely? interest
in'g. insanious and heen-witted mall-'
Wham "‘9 ‘20“! d not} “he has before solved many
'0 3° “3‘“ 123:“ weightier and more dlhcult profile;
i. it. in 1; "3;"! erode-u. for M rental at "l
e ontlI District tax yers. .
Tl..- ‘wm'er 'im't ‘us' witsowtl
street 9 «r
Cllfl' streak
,Laura street. snowdea and ii ‘ .«
avenues. Sound View Terr-33'“?
Court Mechanic street w £19
from Mada“,a
tnut street extension and
blue
it lain street sewer. This fifhan
it is proposed. to ts“ I}
cord street. “Hm
hat‘ f not refrain from
Many of our citisetts Wm l 0' deer-c gratltu c for the mat
mag-1dr. Winchester? m'mvfil his
1
gr is distributed over the surface“ filming ”9:in WW',”
“Q l“ con 9“}? mud 9'! Hill lmluys 'hC'. It 'm wuk‘flfltu'qnmodc 'CL:
stantly mused in public activities of is nowp
.many sorta constantly touring the mnfl9fitdo page”?! “W“Zwfifinfii 3 s “m 3%.“
“PM "W Web"! no ,'-In
"um“wwfl Wm: «times It;
whicfiwlllnoalongway in paintiar'w—
the white stripes on a barber pole at“
'ourmilitaryca'taps.
the
r-m, .9. all!
powers that be' will be duly grptefal
proposed branch sewer so much 8.. of that needed “i," or better still.
Personal interest and indio amusement it “my. him to m a?
you would not he-
.m‘s‘mu" “shy pilot” this
pleasure! Now would you?
I. L. 8.
,"2
. o“.
MAYOR NAMES
WE.
‘r”
ill.
inn-n “bot-
Wyn.
thaws-en's h1hi'sZststc.lasl:year.
mime» "" a? 2m 42'
N
mm“... small. "m m .
81500. M 'f.sland
was
'necticut River I (0:385:30
I": my tram
°" v'fiai’chH
“pram I. ti
e character
heave meetin. I
tern" with its outlet in the harbor The bone cum iihve to the“ll
..,., .. .... ..... «w- no . mtnmmlusrnrf
he film “d mill-um“ of $2,200,000 and that state of
At the mt “m ‘ W Washington paid about a like amount
. on Westpurt avenue to connectl government, as against Connecticut's
0" city '8'" system. ticu ,was desired a
Dridseport harbor. the
to ”15,000. As there
”it"
last My morning The little: ”
bus which has come out from Bridge
port had turned in the Post road to
so back When 200 feet away. ac
WuwBurkeheuwthciimey
applied the brakes but his car skid-
ded and struck with its rear wheels
the rear end of the jitney. Both ma-
chines were very
Cblacci testified that
running so to is miles an hour.
Saturday Spatial;
EAUTY AND BAR PINS
THE NB
WgWILleiANTwC' ..... liq. .......
............ .........68poolst'orZ
Satin and Tafieta. Value up to 28¢. Sale.
t ”or:
5m“ ”Mainlin-
:. 401m has
I vim 12¢
‘ Volt 12 l-zt
Full size. fancy tall
I, is
m ”‘90! with tll
ti.- owl W”
.A In West
at from the w
ye as her opinion that the litney
m-m insult.
finkflat Gillan "Willard
E Wotan
WM ’1 s
The court then im sed 1h” tin
m We. no 9 er
Zillilh‘r‘l
DRESDEN sinuous
AgllRlBBONS
tilt-em tit. 15,:
ED SHEBTIZNG
-----------
port TOWELS
................... Zfor. 1
runs PILLOWS
ng. Value$l.00. Sale .
vWOMEN’S WHITE CHAMOJSETI‘E Gloves
GWEUP
MAID 1N
WWWG W WAR
1W M lbw? papal '
sacrifices for
c.The " 0 'Candy' Till giristlgfrl;
Mfon is 32111
so
State Council of Defense
with title cooperation of the council’
”i‘m‘i’flh’tli’til'b
dminiatrationgd
s l Estcfld'hprdgue h
phonics dc rinse
mun. W"
in 'scliools and read
'cltiidren -"
and" Hoover ‘ha
.............
e w, .suwl ...........
C(leIDPSIS TALCUM POWDER
.............
DR. LYON’S TOOTH POWDER v-
‘9 thus- 9!
Q’askcd us to use
brows mold will:
entirely witboot, it tor-gi-
tithe soldiers need sugar for it gives:
them strength to tight.
hcttp them warm for it is a fuel
BR USHES.
handle: value 25c
WPBGZPHYLACTIC TOOTH BRUSHES
Aluminum 1' ace. one-p
Wmmmwmwmm
FARM BUREAU ll]
llfllli ll] lllNlililil
tn“ a m ting of the board of di-: scare
Fairlield County Farm Mr. Po
Norwalk, Friday Nov.
voted that the
tumult slit unruly
Willow... “3.23%,
idence at that time, the them:-
[his family became worried Me .
After an investigali
,was tound that he had. not sit
the lodge meeting.
1,oAb'Zout Jmlduigchthw hist sou. Dal -‘
a .
beam of hi: father'ltm absence and
notified the uptown polic
was started immediately
ilard's body was
labout 2 o'clo'ch ‘t'll'l's flbfi‘vlsoo
quar- 'dcer John Murphy, and
and thell'ard, Ir nc‘ar the BelZ
'The children of Pruner also need
ar as well as you do. You can
all you need from
Z M frbtn the cake and dessert!” which
' your mother makes. and you can a ve
by going without extra
why of candy.
Eat honey, syrup, maple sugar and
ruralsdos. and save sugar as your
of helping to win t"
't pile sugar on
Q" You *Bucm :51
the surprised how good‘ t tastes 9th. it was
l,Ml' Pollard was lyingtbbo
1,0 leclil feet from the railroad t
discoveted and apparently liar“
moved since he Was struck A
been wound on the right side of the
3"“ l° the Farm Bureau and numerous bruises on the
cupled were discovered ~ .
Medical Examiner Dr Sam - _
Huntington was notified of the Z
"l"? polling immediately, and he gav
911 it had rotation for the removal of the
to Raymond d: Son's undertabin
Z Dr, Huntington
b any an examination 'of the body
rooms. morning, and announte‘d that’-
llt the was caused by a fracture of the i
made of the lhuli.
mosquito voy- manor
_._:t_____
ZTHE cA.LL To Anus, President l’lel’l‘e'ptmte explained that
I the federal (39th will
The trumpet now is sounding. 9
notes are clear and strong
,"Bc up and doing—
shail triumph over wrong."
.thcupemof twolar
u {inn n punt
lwith Postmaster Cuff, in whi
well; for for ‘ contribution M ”pm my. l'r'roln clouds of dark foreboding
“'1'" L. The thunder bolts are hurled.
l'l'hc crashing of these mighty forces
Have aroused a sleeping world.
Wwould meet his approval tabllshment.
it it"s?” wa’is‘l"
Mr. WHenrrwt statedmliesb
{'"m" mm" receiving ° “'9le The deceased was seventy-six
of age. flying on born in En
1841. its" came‘peto America in ,
hubv: young man, and for many years
8 3 ahosslnisherintheaidNo
freceived oflcial linstruct! us to grant Woolen Ming,
l 0f- sylvania at one time. but late
Fem anu turned to Norwaut, where. be h
c 1’9 ed ever tlince. Mr.
in 3 at the wool business in Pennsyi
Mr Pollard was a prominent .
ber of the Masons. being a Past.
{Mm%mm* Postmast-
”lib?" melm‘il?
Will lose their power and sway.
Blav es now arise to freedom.”
Behold the dawning light; l
The splendor of the coming mornin 05¢
Breaks through the darkening nigh,
He removed to :
illoiii‘lomfliillw will "‘
W“ 9T“ n'al'd of directors also endors
:ed the action of the executive com- ter of St John's lodge No. 5,
lmittee in making plans for the min- A M” Past, Commander of Cl
tenance of a branch oillce in Siam. command". No 3'. Knights
Zford, where Mr. B. A. Btundage, As play rast’ High Priest 0! lit -
sistant County AgriculTural Agent. is Chapter, 3.5
located and fills Alice Thomas, one
Demonstration Agents
the Farm Bureau. maloes,
Awake ye sons and daughters,
Answer the bugle call.
Be armed and ready to go forth.
God. we trust is over all.
Lit high the nation's banner.
e forward with the throng.
tied for our country,
uprching sing the victor'sson
WA HUTC Si.
spcxmoum w. ac. 9;»ng
lrut. members of Buckingham, w a.
‘.C No. 30. met at the home at the “Wstm‘mfl BM?“ '
ML In A“ mm. 1°? “Z county. it was thought” l
or: m for see no» wm'rpst
oars": movhflxzfi‘ ne‘er,
Wfim fiflmg ll Emmi:
“runabout! hsln,potstou.'
“Wforthc
bumlstension schools and m I
'lnstltutes which will- -be avail '
d‘ the towns of the county this
Saguaro! W “mm
The deceased is survived byt
We” Wllll these "'0 children one daughter. Kiss lion
mugsworking stall located Po,llard. with whom he lived,
broom court'Dsyld H- ;°"N°.
0rd, and able to give espel .'
services will ”be
I'll!" mart-ow afternoon at mu d. or.
the lodge rooms of St. Jon's
if“. G. F. and A. H
w%o&ciateZ' and tags
t
madeln the Norwallt comet
retell due-sort" cm “John”. nun-s. em
"sugar on, the
In. EQWdflor
”if“ u" 'flowell
£93m services
teatint c:cans.
born was then mastoid and inert
acepnplished. mm» winter. the possibility of having a’m
county corn show during December
buying organisations.
"cheaper rations for poultrr’o
to be held in Danbttmln
. to/nsct on Wednesday, lion",
rm Peck atth'e holloofbfl'm
. In. Haasebild, on laple' meetings
Afallattaadaluiswisbedai 'fiianrfordand
lsntnchtobsdme. airmail-
knittiagucdlu.
consistingofd. senile
and 1.5m conservation commission who salt
I" Sherwood, ogfdlmlnatlon of this Wed
. “—7.. wt.
nus ("71.07“ch u" “"9de
' ' mt sugar shortage prohin.’
Hummus-rm ml"
mummmu
m .153?"
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