oi the newest addition to handsome
lplaoes in East Nmalk Community
[Hall will be given in tomorrow” 5 is
tone or the Sentinel.
01‘
I be
At a meeting held at the home
H. .l, Hipson. the, hien's Class of
East AVenue Methodist
has been selected.
; basis. A general
men have been derided into compan-
On Saturday night the usual meeting
d the district committioners will be
held.
units. The attendance and enthusi-
asm of the men lain Sunday promises
on attendance next Sunday that will
Alter ‘ business trip to New York more than till the class room.
Caries Olsen oi Rowan street has re,-
hrned homo. l
t
" Dev. 0. M. Teeple conducted the mid-
wok meeting at the Advent Christian
durch last evening.
The tug boat Addie v 2111! it. eu-
pgod'todsv in pumping oil at tho
Iandard Oil Company docks. Wilson 1
“int.
_a
“Rilmflm. -013.
*‘A
illr. and Mrs. H. S, Talntor of New
York. are spending a short tiute at
their ’l‘okcncke home.-
.lolln R. Kilommedieu, of Cave ave-I
late. yesterday began his duties as| m
clock man at the Yale & Towne tan. The Himcrth league of thc Method-
W in mffim ’ist church 'will hold int social at the
'home of liarry ii llryan next Tuesday
Rev. llaroltl 1'). Wilson. of the Eastcwninx.
Avenue, Methodist Episcopal Church.
b one of the interested workers (or
the Y. M. C. A. fund in this city.
Local people were interested in u
tpicture in the art supplement of the
—————- iNew York Sunday Times last week,
Work on East avenue is still fitting;NhOWln!! Mia-i Whiting, sister of it. it.
on and the residents oi the theme Whitina’ oi ".l‘okonclte editor of .-Alnl
will be quite glad when it is all iln 169-4 lincnzlne standing beside, the
lobed. ’Qttcen of ”I" Belgians, while'tlie lat-
:tcr is inept-cling a field hospital in
Many fishermen are thinking of 110-: France.
I’m out on Sunday and also are plan !
ting for a big day on ThanksaiVing lkty'
.rovidina no snow falls before that
time.
RENTS lN WATERBURV.
1 Mayor acuity Wants Governor Hal
1 comb to Lower Them
1 Waterbury, Nov. 16.-.\lttyor Martin
——A smart line of‘good coats. suits
for men. M. .losent & Sons.
Weill to Hartford today tor a conicr-
The usual mid-~wetk aervltt 11111111111 Him with (lovernot Holcomb on the
h the East Athue M E ehu..-‘ l ||u| question of rcgulntiie rents in townh
evening. IRev. ii. 1“. Wilson Ming 1,: «in re munitions or other supplies lot
charge. Quite an Internally]: 14.11. W... the l'nited Slims goiernnitnt are
given by Rev. Mr. Wilson. being manufactured. Judge Makepeace
is chairman oithe Waterbury local \
Mrs. Edwtrd E. Mead of Edlic ztl‘p- committee oi the State Council of Dc-
nuc, is spending a few days with her tense. It is claimed
the landlords here tend to keep muni-
-* 'tion wotlitrti and other factory opt r1-
Rev. 11. liauzhton Butler, oi New men away from the city.
York city, will preach at the 10:30 A bill prepared by Judge Makt‘W'aN‘
“MN I" l‘hrlsl Episcopal (‘hllri'h.lwhich it is claimcd the governor's sigr
filtndal‘. ‘nsture can make into law. under the
——-~- .t-xirsordinttry zpowers vested in him
Leland Lepperi, oi 6 lit-its l’l:1cc_ during the time of war, provides it
Ins successfully passed an craminutlon‘nmnn. of relief ior tenants who are
for admittance to the ordinance corp of asked to pay Vunreaaonable sums to
the United States army. Mr. intuit-rt landlords. This bill, in brief, calls tor
Will begin duty On Monday. a board of rents. to be made up of the
taxman. in each city or town oi over
“fr l'l'flnk 34- Sturdevant Sr on 26, 000 population in which work on mu-
"il'l'lml‘d th" Woman' 8 Auxiliary 0f nition or government supply contracts
Christ Church at her home on Gregory is under way
boulevard yesterday. The usual haul-1 Tenants whcrse rent has been raised
"83 ““flfilon “Ill! "mm was gone may appear before this board anti in
through after which a social hour was cases in which dlspossosslons proceed-
enjoyed {tags have been commenced with the in
. -~,——-- 1m tendon to secure 11 new tenant at a
M” “Mk “' Sturdevant ”"9" higher rent, the aggrieved party may
“med 'hr'm‘mbm 0' "’9 WWW" also appear the board it in its iudg
Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church.‘ merit such action is guaranteed as to
p
3317'1555332’...”5".Z§J3£'§ 1.x: “‘ "'° .55.... M m" '1 an ......
were, retell/ed and a social session en- m“ "coed” 20 9" Mt mm" ”m“
10““. Iithe rental of the same or uimilnr prem-
Ilsea on January 1. 1913.
Joseph Mom” 11 Winfield street. HNR'I‘F‘ORD, Nov. 16.- Mayor 8cm
resident, is believed to be in France ly, 0' Waterbury, and Judge Walter
by this timc. lie and a party left Makepeoce, 0‘ the Waterbury district
leveral weeks ago and it is exported court, had a conference with G‘Nernor
that in the very near future word will Holcomb today, with 3 View 0‘ having
be received as to how the five Nor- u" governor ”“9 "99' 1° "7 10 9f
walkers who tic-parted at that time are (“t a "mum“ ”‘ We“ 0' rents in
getting alon' 1/.“al9fbury it was claimed that they
. ..-;M __ were excessive and that the gator-nor
Quite a b“ 0, ”w money that was had the power to take action undct the
uubscrlbed m ti... Red Trim”. .3 the I" passed by the last session oi the
r. M.C. A. wort. that has practically “mew “Wm“! The Busccstlon‘ls
Just ended was called came from Bait! that ‘h" 30"91'00' appoint a board to
"0",“. and the residents “1'9“," look into the matter. Governor Hol-
Vnrd are quite prottd of their showing. comb h“ mm“ the matter “Nd" P011-
laying given it is estimated about “"8"“
one quarter oi the total amount raised.l '
aln
NEW FRENCH CABINET
PARIS . Nov. 16.—Georges Clemen-
ceau. who is forming a cabinet in
Mr. and Mrs. .lohn it'tzrtornrnedles
of Cave avenue, are expecting o'lettei' ,
from "ll'll' 30“. m” L'Hmed’“, sm‘cetlsion to th“ bowed by Pm!"
who in with the French force. in 90" Painleve, 9‘90“! W PM!!! 1110
Dance. A number of interesting corn- “mph” “mm"! ‘0 milk" PM”
Irunloations have been m,“ 4,0- care this afternoon. The new Illnll'
Ir L'Homtnedleu describing the work "7 so f" “ WWW! no “HOV"
It the front and are being sorcfnlly, mm" "1‘ "mm" 0' War-
preserved. ‘ 1Georgc‘s Clemenceau
1 this!" of Foreign Affairs—8t.-
Street department employos are PM Mon
holly caudal in the work on the m 0' “WWW“ ‘3‘“-
low Fitch street some which was' "13W 0! “MM-JIM Pm!-
authorized by the last council .4
board of estimatc.1'hs work is pro-
Iiromos ofcuy ”our floaty R.‘
Imam-gauflhmm - mwmnmm‘m.
“mmovmnu fwd,“ Whmtwmm II“ My,
.. ...... . M {towns-ro- autumnal-tun
Avnylntportsat gum auwum-mummgmmm “W
- ' Emma‘s-stimulus
4M www-
Episcopal :‘
‘Church was reorganized on a military '
two captains and tour oorporals. The "1
ies of live, and all are now after no".
‘St uliy and Judge Waiter I). .Vialtcpeace ‘:
ii
that excessive
ulster. Mrs. Henry Ortlis in New lirlf rtnts charged by a small proportion oi av 'm "*4 tr "magma”
agreement between the Secretaries oi ' "
i
i
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1fllllllfl moosm OMWTID
mm. “at?“ at. ”Wt-‘15.!” ”"35” “”73
i The Greatest Thanksgiving Salet
Ever Held in the Norwalks >3
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waisis anti llatsjt
‘01 New Assortments that offer splendid opportun-l
m‘lties to choose from. These garments correctly
ml
” lowest on earth.
stated are the smartest styles and prices are the 1
LeanFrcsllShoulders
E 1
Breast Native Veal
” s7swshliEN’sS ain'rtissns' costs 0 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUITS a Loln' Veal, rump end
novitlfizsifirfifiix:xgix:::3‘35 3231;133:2323::;;;;;1;;;-g1 SmallLegsofVeal
550 Values. Sale Price ------- T—«A. 8‘30 $10 Value. Sale Price .......... I I :20 .j ‘ Native Veal Outlet
1'1 :30 Values. Sale Price ............ $25 $30 Value. Sale Price $16 .50 it. R1) R . B f
0 l ““98. Sale Pm ------------ $18 $20 Value. Sale Price ......... . $9.98 ’1 ' 035‘ 9"
$20Valuea. Sale Price .......... $13.75 L , P
5.18 Values. Sale Price 99 98 can 0‘ Roast
......... . WOMEN’S AND MISSES, DRESSES ‘ Hambu‘g Steak
. . $40 Value. Sale' Price ............ $20 - -
WOMEN 8 AND MISSES SKIRTS $35 Value. Sale Price ............ 318 ’ SillOlll Steak
Sale Price :31; Value. 3111; Price ............ $15 Round Steak
. a no. a Price . . . . . .812.98
“98'“98'57-98 3"“ ”'93 9210 Value. SalePrroe ............ '.s99s* Shoulder Steak _
“ms HATS l . kegs Glenulsecipring Lamb
-Creoe De Chine ......... $1.98 to $4. 98 All Reduced to One-Half of Former pllflg am ops
(leorttcltcCret) ......... .98 . I ' .
Taffeta ....... (.2 ......... 3.983391% an' Chelce Young FOWIS
Cotton .................. 69c to $1.98 From 75c up.
it
if
THE PARIE
33 So. Main Street
HAYES
CI I Y MARKET
69 No. Main St, Hayes Block -
Meat and Grocery Specials
Loins of Young Pig Pork
Small Lean Fresh Hams
Hayes Home Made Sausage
Shoulder Native Veal '
Extra Selected Roasting Chickens 35c lb
”ELY. HOV. 10,1017
30c lb
. 309 lb
,ourown cutt1ng28clb
30c lb
~20c lb
18c lb
251: lb
léc lb
301: lb
22c lb
221: lb
25clb
32c lb
30c lb
22c lb_
32c lb
301: lb
32c lb
FARMERS AND UNiON 1
LABOR JOIN HANDS;
lll‘F'FAl.O. N. 19..-]. '
Y.,
pledge from the farmer to Join handai
Nov.
aifh union labor to help within ”it!
w 111' was river: at today's session oil
the American Federation of tabo.
by A. C. Tol'ynlc y. president of thr-
i‘urrncrlt' lNonii’nrtlsan tlugue. 1111-11:
1. V. Bit-dyer. second vicepresidtnli
of the National Parmers' Congress !
”the farmers realize" Mr Stray-
or said. ”the great responsibility that
rests upon thctu in this world crisis.
Wth the. .‘ibertIcs for lwltlch 0'1‘
forefathers (ought are in danger it
1!. important for workers in the cities
and In the fields .to understand our
another.
' President ’l'ownley urged the Fed-
erltlon to cooperate in putting llcld
and factory war pmdttcts on the mar-
ket at lower prices and in greater
quantities.
"Let the two great class»: of pro-
duccn: join hands behind the goiern-
mcnt in ihi- war." he said. let us
put down the prontcer. We should
find in a surprisingly short. time that
Gold Medal Flour. Saturday only ......... $1." 15 bar:
auntdlemimag gancake Flfiurpj'ust' in 12
! ran ma ’9 an eco Panca c our ............
Cloaks and Mminery Principe Baking Powder ...... . ..... 1-2 lb. can 10c
Egg CLan C on“s ...... . ................ l.l2b net ggc
0 111111 .......................
' " So. Norwalk Assorted CPickles. extra quality ............ (1'1?st
$21", sC ocoal ................. Scand 10c cake
et have ltleznttva oef Salt' In both sizes ..... 5c and 10c
be But ter ......................... 52c lb.
.... ...- r .. _ ......................... 34c lb.
, Strictlym ih (gush .é“: ................. 6321c! lb.
,5 , r or gas ............ ac oz.
Guarani ................... 50c doz
The Peoples Meat Market Wm... 1&5?“ ...ita ............ “1.61.355:-
De .....................
28 Woodward Avenue 3:" 1.... Grape r... . . . .. . . . . . . . , . .°.“.‘.. 5r3125.
Herc-4hr Quality Meats at Low Prices to you. Lag: $311ch ' Lem "" one ............................ 35c find 41,}: 913:.
Proves what Cash setting Without ”emery “I. do Celery Hearts ....................... ; ....... lilc
Cauliflower. Spinach.
' Sweet .i:oesPota .................. 5c quart-10c pk.
° Fancy Maine Potatoes .................... pk
atur ay eela S Bostbn Hot House Lettuce ............ ., . . 12c head
. Yellow annips ............ . ............... 30c pk.
SmallFros Halts! ii k .........
.....5. .. ..Tf’lff‘fffif". .......... 28°11: - ~ ~
Small P' 10:11am ........ . . .......... 29c lb.
ll - lb. 1
our poople at home will he better and
more economically led. our iorccs at
the front better and more cconom'-'
cally equipped."
ln regard to the political aspect
of the cooperation he annealed. Mr. ,
Townely sald'
"Remember that this would be no
mean coalition. The farmers of this
country represent '17 per cent and la- 5
bar 25 per cent of the nation' 11 votiniri
111 rcngth. "
Aaserilonr. of President William H. i
inarr. of he National Thunder-5' As-E
nociailon. to the elect that the eight-1
hour day is an rt-onmnic waste and
n have turnout in time of war. made‘
in a speech at \‘cw York, was tree I
lV illscur‘ed by the deletzotel.
GROCERY SPEClALS
Mr Barr denounced particularly that
Wm- and Navy ithal any manufac-
turer accepting certain war contracts.
should be now- hyunion hours.‘
wage“ and conditions at the limo
nominally in existence in his locllity
Bo declared that. union labor no
pursuing a policy which. like rhe out».
marines. was attacking American in-
dustries beneath the surface. and add-
ed that our zovcrnntout. after only
six months of hostilities. is sancti-
iying an industrial status of Giant?-
ous Socialism similar to that i
which England emerged only "£11:
supreme clan after two years."
FROM PRIME BEEF ay e . as
gfiggthMk """"""""""""""""""" 1' '''''''''''''''''''' gm Spring Lamb Legs ............ . ...... . ..... 30c lb.
adgust'kén Beef ........................ 25c lb. - Foreauartcrs Spring Lamb ................ 21c lb.
3.... (3.1.0: Meg 915,1. -------------------------------- g3; 11; Small amt. Hams ....................... 32. lb.
‘ lC le HOME DRESSED YE AL Fresh Shoulders ........................... 28c lb.
’ea at t ..................... . ......... . ' ' “ '
and ”Roast ....' .......... , IIIII 222cc}: .WPSMMIbS ........................... 20C“).
ouldcr call to toRoast ........ \. . . ......... 22c lb. Pl‘s FM Heads “lid 90d“-
“'Dfafiogoggl m ------------- ......... flfl' RibRoast ........ ..... ........ ...... 25ch
ALL KINDS OF FRUIT AND FRESH Lean Pot Roast. no bone ........ ’. ......... 241! lb
VEGETABLES Fresh Plate Beef ......... . ................ 16c lb. ‘
_ -_ _- -_ Try our pure Home-made Sausage. no better at 36c lb.
TwoLeadersofNew Russian Revol I Fanchounleowl............. ........... 30clb.
W. B. Unholtz
15 No. Main St.
Prop.
' WILLIMANTIG OfFIGIAIJ .Ulfl.
v—dI—u
WILLmAN'nc. Nov. 11.41115 Cit-y
of- Minimum. Mayor Daniel P.
Dunno,flroChioi’l'komaaP.Foleyand
Assistant Suporinu'lsdslt of Water
Works loin J. Kelley. wars undo do-
undants today in a ml! for 030,000
damages brought by Frank “don.
aged Oil, Wan-on s. Worth, 20, as s
'l . ‘ 1 - -vvo1loftboburuodJortlunBlock,about
1 . , once-an. nun-mm
' motherland-situational.
towflk. Wmhukslormmaud
.mtsrmm.
ammmnm
”Willem firm
. i I
L... ...-_.__-.....s..................m........_.i
rssuitofthotdys‘u-ltlugolsmr-
cautions to prevent injury to any we.
The cult is returnable to the Superior.
Court the first Tuesday in December.
improper placing oi the man.
charges, it was alleged at the time.
rescind in their blowing out. and the
.killing oi ous man and Waring twelve
others. .
O
my annuity row I: mime. ,
BOSTON. Nov. to. «lath- .
Mme!!yusrsldbmwm
and totally wounded all. filled, I
m stasis-1900111.!“ '7."
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mans madman.
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