" Ending
them?
. ma.
And,
And t
(l‘erma n
“Dons.
There
~10 fear
“wolf ,in
,i
' 3 Av, “”303. 16. 1017
mr. ALIAS“!
110m first accounts
my had been caught ault’cp and un-
prepared.
could (ion. (‘adorna have fallt'd to oli-
, me ill? enemy's preparations,
l‘l‘ky did hit not make rruidv
E’ The answer
. .nware of the plan.
hand the place of attack unit the pro-
babie time.
' communique announcing that, it would
occur, and 'hnt hr-
nneet. it.
of over-
. The German propaganda, curried
across the italiun
- 0
much farther
.Iectively azainnt
when the Teutons surged forward, the
Italian Wall
them pour through the breach.
“In the guise of friends-indeed,
:i'enr them then most of all.
here is hardly a country in Christ. Eh" "Emmet" of diplomacy And mi
m or heathendom that h” not one of the most wholesome influences
ion the force of their insidious pro- "ow 3' work in the world.
,nanda.
ING SENTINEL
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TOMORROW
MB: 46; eetl4 :31.
Mr of the Associated Free.
use Associated Press is exclusively
to the use for publicatton of
,WI dispatcher. credited to it Ol “mm “'3” i” 1° meet it’ running up;
otherwise in this paper
it. local new: publish
All rights of republication of 392-;
60093th herein an» also rc-g '98 would "W the country “'9“ “Nil"—
dd.
and also
ed herein.
WC SMTINEL TILE the cities far north The Gulf airwai|
PHONE CALLS
g‘florwalk Bronco Oflice—-1388.
‘Mitor's Residence—2182.
daily Editor's Residence«-1492-4.
t-‘aniness Manager’s Residence—
1113-12.
A PROPAGANDIST VICTORY
Belatedcxplttnationa of the German-E
Austrian drive across the ltalian fron-
tier have ewcpt :iwuy the mystery nt-
thnt disaster. it
that
appeared
the iialian
' How; ohscrveru asked.
and
to meet
in that
lit» know before-
He 'hudeve-n iasuod a
was prepared in
iiiit iulluru 331-34 the. result
confidence ruthl'r than blind
. “the reason for his over-confi-
‘ deuce it! one that does Cudoma'n heart
more credit than his head.
”Zed implicitly in the loyalty and tour-
age of nil his troops-3.
the Germans had been tmnu to tam.
pet with them, but thottcht‘ that
their efforts would prove futile. '
lie believ-
iie knew that.
till
hat i4 where he was wrong.
on
had gone
than Cadorna knew.
omissarlea had been sowing
front.
there the false and poisonous 'doc-
trims by which they are seeking, in
all quarters of the world, to establish
a German peace.
They had deceived
or corrupted great numbers of ltalian
It was the same plan used Ect-
Russia. And so,
yielded easily and-let
is rnother lesson in this for
any other country or any person not
yet Millard against Prussian wiles.
“Fear the Greeks, even when bearing
sine " was the old Trojan motto. Like.
lwine, the democratic world is learning
the Germans when they come
to
Americans
in
m.“-
Mfl nnu NEXT
3M”iunimon‘ufuniu.
“pom tothe MMWMumWI have tonne.
lomtouummu mtbntlooklnglmvelntbckmddet
i allornai was
_ have had spa-E
do! reason to loci: for the l’l'nsllitulf
the pacifist sheep's clothing/5E,
And yet over and over again the!
Midterm public has to be warned o!
. i399 perils of proposals or ideas emair
from German sources.
The cry of the pro-Garment” now
.133!" “free speech."
. , that cry. in a dozen cities
‘ recent political campaign. in near-
E‘erycnleit is a false cry. The
reoponsfble for it want not free
,n: I guarantee of human free-E
aw m "09.8"!“ mm“: to people (hi! toldlél'l leld M“ 10 be
, victory and him surety.
The Socialists tried to enlist but was found ineligi-
lis nhouohold wot-l.
mmfi ransom.
Forec'vt tor Kuwait. and vicinity;
EPartly cloudy tonight and Saturday,
been Manned, with two nortband
south ones, and one running along the
drede of minor wove.
~..__,.___p
Where is no well defined uiorln area
wtheee will in time be croued by b2!- this morning out of the my, loun-
tainu, but considerable cloudy weather
. ”Vuwm
NOR WALK
E SOCIE'I YE
The first one its approved by the prevails this morning in the Lake BeE El
slo- end the northern portion ofaiewg
- executive committee of the Aero Club. Ens land “I!!! rain was YWE
from Western Pennsylvania and Not-3
' "W r"~—-~—-—-—-~ San Francisco. lounhinsCleveiand. To Ethern New York and light wow ”ml
’03- 1.16110 Chicago and other important cii'lVet-mont Pleasant Weather continues
The second is to run from Wash-Elli the scuthern and western diutricte.E
tide 19-: 00 ii. no; 12' .14 p. m. :ingfon through Virgin“, North egg-o- No decided change in temperature was
reported during the last 24 hours. i‘t'th
Ewu repor ed as for south as (tbnrleuv
'is to be charterecL lrom New York to
E lee.
Elina, Georgia. Alabama, Mininivpl,
Louisiana l‘cxas, New Mexico nod
EArimna, ending at San Diego, Co]. Al:
tonSHC
1hit! 110th one 0' the ”ES “9““ “ME mm A m: AGO TO-
DAY. . -
to Puget Sound Temperature: High, 4.3;
E One from New York in Lao Ange-E‘ ‘EH' 0“” "3""
1
Efirltt and second mentioned, and one
1‘: om Horton to Seattle would like in
ECify News
low. .
l and Personal
NEWS
EL;
ROWAYTON HAS
NAVAL WEDDING-
Royaoton had its cm naval 33ml
ding in runny years yesterday in the
running-3 of. Miss M. Gertrude Dibblc.
daughter of Mr, and bits. Robert B.
“Elfibblc. to Barry W Oberlandtr, b0 11
ed whom are popular residents of that
section of the city,
The ceremony was performed at.
4:30 o'clock in the Rowayton leth-
odint Epiueopnl Church. the pastor.
Rev. E. C. Hosts, olllcinting. The edi-
i
'(‘Otlnecls the cities on the Gulf of Mex-E
E . l
ICC, ' i
. The announcement from the APl'O’polt today. alti-nding flhnt‘t calendar.
-(‘lub states that the establitthing of ~—- 4
' lllt‘C‘F ways would give practice to‘ ”"0“! WNW- (‘irciw Wt-rc ttuict to,
. . (3:13 .\'o tufts-list wet mad» and l'nl .
lttzmy uvmtors. and "as to dropping of ‘ ’ 3’
Eont tilin-ir complaint was f""(tl\‘.('d
titailhags is identical with the drop .
ping of bombs, thc'acrial mail service
pould hctot'w n practitnl ”trainingEtoninlit i .
lid“ lilie‘ unlit-r {lll‘ifllf'l‘t‘i
will beE-‘Eu .3 . Ullllf'b' Aid Society,
E 3 .
animal for It'll tut. 3. ill“ of
.lu4l how :uon thenc- plans
cmuplclcd ietnnt told. But if lettcm
than half
.- . .fiwq—n-
could be sent in less the
Neither mat-bin»
Home-thing 'dunuige-tl, and no one no.4 l". .trl.
plum-m tint-2. most people would ""EErll‘t'Pi.
that thcv 33cm H gelling
worth while for their throw-cent pout-3
A he‘l'lli‘?’ flag butting
a c. E , _
z 3' rv-ccm-tl by 0m
3m» ilt't'n
33.th atlorlleyil were in ini-igc-
‘5. (a; d party and dance- pill be held-
n thr- Cutlmlic tluh on Wear,
til,’
. ‘3 Ford and Build: touring car cami-
.togt tipr this morning in uppvr it"tin
was badly
.-ixlw~n More
ill'otht-i'r'
Jim was "be-dutifully decorated. There
floats a IIlOlill. artiutic arrangement of
'chryranthensurnu' naval flake and n
Sitlllf'fi flag. and over; real wait till
.ml with relatives and friends of the
contracting parties.
Tho prttly bride Wat-3 :tl ircd in a
condim- of may Georgette crepe Iiiii
lh'zxnd mnbroidcted trimmings. and
‘carticd a bouquet. of white chl'yunlhc-
Within. The «(room will attired in
hit-3 unifomt m4 i'Ilii‘i machinist-.3 lllalt'
it'll flit“ l'ni-‘v‘i Stairs Nail?“ i‘tlltH ih'
fame "Fr‘f’flftt. He c-nlislcvl lumin-
El‘IllllPlY HINT llw outbreak of the War. 2
and has made an p-vct-ilt-nl record nt’
('il)’ Bland and other plum-.4 Wlli‘l't'
l‘w hast rupcrvimd the toti.~ll'ucli0n
and P'lllmiriilli.’ of :3 number of let-
sols for the l'nited State-.4 Navy.
.q'lit’l’l’ tin-re no attendant4 an it had
bro-ll plunnrii to haw ii quit-l i't'l't'
molly.
.Vir'l ltulh Thorium.
of itowaytott.
. ., . . ' to tlw it!"
i amt-n prewbcltur be" ' . . “A" A wnurl DNA-Em" ‘
And E" E‘” E’ " g linom- \o in l“. l) t). l- .,;.ud 33ili llotm yin.) of tho contracting panic-:3. nil-l
rin 23033 to stem- 3'0ur mnnev for 71"“ h. unltultd Mill flung in "33 MW" V';“‘E"""d ”E" wedding "mmh ”m"
l
airfare
,, .. .. .........,_. ..
AMERICAN D‘PLOMACY
.\ H‘pt‘tlt‘i-sl'llfill l‘ot' tilt- .llmflnt'fit" difl'ilpu-nt inlwzwln curly thin nturnulg. not
E thlli'it filllli‘ll ul' llit' nortllwo-
lb’ft‘nlildt‘ tlu- 3tit' tl'uf'l'l‘dlllgiy RIM”).
ill ”to
"llmlilt'i '14 Hil'dlllm v, i .._.
3
nlmltt to lcztw- “ind out
of
loiutttit- mlswiou.
counts-3' liftt-t' the conclusion
. " t: m" t i a:
ll. loll {:1 int :3 r m n'. .343 . Mflllhtf‘t
"."i. l'tiilr‘l “Elli 1, profound impru- l
'l‘lu- lll‘ri .«nou squall oi the :‘l'ahtlll
hutuck Nor-unlit today. Show it'll at lit“-
(iulinht-r nilll‘t‘i‘y
Lullt'mfl'ili and binndrlcohn'rt will»
«ilnc luau-h. While tho-
wan lit-int: itcrfornlr-d Mint:
“and "0 Promise lip."
lmrtlt-diatviy after the ”lemony .\lt
‘ilfld M324 (ibrtland-t .lcpurtmi on .t
mulling four. taking, the 7. iii lf'illll,
Respond will ipr-nd :3 tam-it \ifill
rim: pint-23 of illit'lt'r-I. .
lira-3. ()lnl'l'lttdl-r is ul‘t‘ oi lhv tun-l
tflllltul tt-ttci‘x’rrz in 33., Nllt'vtu'll pub»
(‘e'f'ttllifiill‘
Timon-.4
i
i
ztd illrftl iit- :rmor' Ilfil ni-ht. tir t- .
r' 3 'l v-v - wit v « pt] hunt-pt.- of , I ,3 I . I: Id ’l' “3' witnulnl. and lint :3 33min tlt'tlc
.l :3 3n ttttt } .i . 3, Elilh (.‘01Hlit2nlti tif' (npliilll Eduard L. ”I "Hm“ “will: in m”, Htlultllttilfi"
.‘t::..ti.;-n diplomat-3' Tito I'lllib’";(l1ili£|l't'!', \ numlu-r or l‘t'f't‘lli's. Wt'l‘u 3.13.. will "on"... to; trump,“ «p;
3 . lllh‘ :m mln‘tiritllll- opporltlnilYEGNE-il'li in lliv built-r5 ln~3l nil-rill, ll-achvr til the Franklin H'llnul 2.3:”
‘0
ltlt :d throughoutl
o- ".331“!th lltt lltul, intitld theI only
31354 tilltlf (3333;133' .
tpt l'lplmt-vl mm titty
'leli' t
32-. Ll lhv Xl‘rf‘iullEi Iionpml A:
'I'l’1'l‘9 “E E" WEN: EE‘" "“‘M‘E‘d ”"368 tomato.“ 33ili in lilti Tilt "'iuv t'lwlllil'é
which will hr- in tilin and binding on i lln- lltillttru of ti. \‘oztt lEk l‘iul. 7m
ttll nations," ”3311:3333 lill. in.” ninth-.331 .m .J,
. . ......._..__..
So ittlprt-Ht-tl 3323.4 this Jutlancw dip-
. rE E E" ”H'I *l'fllitmml'. (Itxlhh ll
thc transport-ht ltoncittvul
Whmh ;..t.: i 13:33
33.. pt lmd mmlurlctl ll3. lttgotlaliom 11,, H“, m ”ht, .md ’30, W,“ i, ll
ll.ll‘t.'l with
mil" trot'ci'n'
l
“ml candor M it
ill ll ht- look pains to 3- mm thc Amer-
U E' El dill) I.“ "WWI :u 133ml li.‘
imu public that Japan wmtld carry out-“‘3‘ ”'3' Hull.
her pit-duos in thr- samt- spirit of sin-'
. .‘IP‘lIIMl'H tl‘ th- .\‘ rw
"It is for us Jap ‘ ' ’ " “r“ 1‘} wit-I
(Mill and mod WI" lJunt’or Lt-nmic Sewing (iuh m -t ion
mow- to treat the Chincstc fairly and might at the home of Mrs. A, C “'lmt’O’l
l
"quart-l3 " hp naid "and We intend to or. in Artb street, and actomplisbcd n
igoml deal of work The mat .ncelirlz
do if "
Thus there has been more involved "f En“ ”u” 'm be held M the home 0
in the new American-Japanese under
.4t ending thttn the safety and integfl' Thanksgiving
tv of China, the elimination of our
old icilow Peril" buznboo and the
asrlirnncv of friendly cooperation in
'33:" and peace between Japan and the
1United States,
Charles f) if Kellogg, of
international aflai'rs ny the some
straightforward methods that honore-
ble- men use in private molten.
' There was mm Inny reason for' ‘
conducting international matters in
The American idea E,”-
lrlowlv wining its any and changing"
l engineer.
———
tiny other way.
torate of the
of Mir llo 2M 37‘
,.~ 'i-o urn: ml.- v3.3.3 mml~ to-lny. Fer-
h‘ilk u mu nulllf ll 3 in
.r.'-
«to ill
Mrs. Wheeler next Thnminy nigh. the
date having been set chi-2d been. if“ of .
Brit! 5»
port, formerly of New Fail-field his land Sound Company, enjoyed 3m”
received a lieutenant'g commflkm in furloughs at their home: today. They
Ethe small arm branch of the on}. men will return to their duties at
Another 50"" exam inance department of the United Port “'m .‘i Y" tonight
pic has been set in ii)? settlement of'lStates army, He is, a graduate 'Eof
'Yale and has bcmmploved by the
Bridgeport Brass Co. as a mechanical
.Dr. Oliver Hucltcl. late of the Moo-E
ri’ate Congregational Church of Bel-
timore, has been called to tho/pan-
'iecond Convention-
E..i Church in Greenwich. lie occupied
the pulpit last Sunday morning. and ..
nlhciatcd at a communion Service. Dr.
lluckel will preach his first regular
in the month
A quiet wedding will tnlw place on
Thanksgiving My witch Arthur S
iEi-diop. i-on of Mr. nntl,.\irz3. fluorite
.f‘i lilslmpnf Winniputlk, and Mien
‘Anna Svllaf'ft'l', dtttltzhtwr of Sir. rind
Mr... Ludwig: Sl'llllt'h'l', of this city.
will bccomc man and wife. Miss
richer-fer in a popular cmplow of the
R a G and Mr. Bishop is in the cm-
Dir! of lllt‘ Ntlrunlli Tin & Rubber
Company. 3
f
:- , ‘
E ‘itmncr liarrv W, Kcisicr ha.» re-
3 turned to his duties at For! TerrY.
New York after spending a fortv—
eight
0
lcr, of South Not-wells- ills mnnyE
friends were glad to on him and ME,
received many hourly hand chokes. ,
f
Howard Benedict, oi Elm street.
'and lawrencc Barriuger. of Wilton.
members of the Thirty fifth Long is-
ed relatives at Camp Devon», Aver.
Man .. during the past few days. The?
report an excellent time.
James Whalen, of Jersey City, N.
1., was in Nowell: today. to busi-
MI. ’ P
Eureka Rebekah lodge 210 42.1 o.
0 ll. are to hold an entertainment
this event“.
.___..___._. Esermon as pastor of the church but
TEACHING away To LOOK ”“6" "mm
FIERGE ———~----~-~--m«—~~--; -»» ~-— -—-—-
Villnine may be as patriotic as Dill! m YOUNG DOL-
imminent. particularly “tout! m! which grow quickly
villains. A California actor when "M pm in ' “m Ae-
Eapccinl gm wee on mutual ability to
“register" villain, before the camera, count w° ”WM” “"
the dime! with our new
Po ckefSavin gs
Bank ‘
scan-mum. MaE
manometer-tumult.
bio. .Determlned to serve his country
somehow, he has volunteered to teach
‘eoldiern how to look fierce and deter
_mined when (ding over the top and at
the enemy.
it might not have occurred to most
Etauht to meter at foreboding loot
Ewhen the order to attack coma.
EWketkerornol “WIOI'W
tint for, this color has offered his
ekiofuient lothocom «liberty.
no them no xettlnt mutt o'-
TheCentrnl
”All, “If
reaper all. m on
Trust Company,
TODAY ll WALL mar.
WALL STREET, Noon-Trudi“
became stagnant soon after the open-
ing. also of the‘firnt hour falling unv
Ede! 100.000 Mn. here wu the nu-
ual conflict of moment; rolls f'étfl‘
ins. while wnr Industrial: strengthen-
ed. Delewm e Hudson dropped 2
points. revealing its minimum of ’5.
and Canadian Pacific lost 1 H
Steely. motor: end America and Bold—
'wul,.flomotlveower¢hi¢berbylto
I: .u... end Alcohol norm in. 2
Epoint setback liberty and: were
i
l
l
E
leueneflvmtbefolulniuunotedut
”.utoneutbesl-z'entnlzw
WAILUTIlm 1:109. tn.--1'he
Mmflnm standstill
mum-m Ollynomlul
nonunion-Woman-
Emmqmmw
Imam-advance
blew-pedal!“
,Pcach Week, and other
stunts are Well remembeled l
hour furlough at the home of 3
James 'I' Huhbell of Not-walk and!
lion, C. 0 Bakinnd of Wilton return-'
91‘ Mm" “field". after “VIBE ”'Et‘ioummer are pinnning for a big time to
Enlght when they will attend a big din-
Eln the Franklin school .
that "about seventyviive boys will be
A I!“ PIECE 0" CHIEIE
W. is Prile Exhibit at
Malta's latte:
Early bird: on their way to work
w...- .—
‘n
‘T‘flfi .3" I
PACKAGE, F0“ boLDIERB.
i
3;
Have Canned Much Labor for
Clerks
At both of the local poatoflioes. in
“T
may». to, «11
U. 8. ARMY WANTS LEN‘ES
.M
A single Mim Weighing Over 1, Many Hailed from the Local PM” Photographers Asked to Turn Ovel
Those of German Make
Circulars asking that the photwa‘
pliers of the United States ”him
this morning noticed an immense me-ifact nearly all over the country, ycs- Their Lenses in the Army" have been
tunic case on a truck in front ofEterday want a busy day because yester- placed for dietrihution with Policy
Schultte'u uptown market
about the size and
bass drum.
that was
shape of a bixE
day was the last day that packages
could be mailed to soldiers in the expo!
Editionary- forces abroad with the as-
Chief William Pennington.
The reason that the people of the
I'nited States are asked to sell to the
The men handling it howeVer wefé'surance that they would be delivered U. B. Sinai Corps the» foliowing fen-av
i
noon convinced that it contained some
thing besides wind. and when the colt-E
, before Christmas.
More pathogen will be actflepled
ex is because they are of German
make and cann oi procured an ace
9' W“ “ken 0“ “‘9 “”115“de 0' howewr, but the tardy ones my net count of the fact that we are at we!
all cheeses was revealed and in now
be delivered by Christmas morning.
with that country, England is said tn.
attracting crowde in front of one of 1-3“. only other only that package be manufacturing .3 lcnne that is hr
the show windmills
Without doubt it is by far the inrg- any “sum“... that they 33 m reach mg iy in small quantities just
can be delivered to the soldiers “lib
superiOr to the German lens but 0134
barely
est cheese ever teen in this city, and 9919011 they an, consigned to i” ,0 pack to supply her own demand. The 10"
weighs just 1.060 pounds it is not them in a wooden box with a hinge m, 10';ng types of lent‘es are asked for
only the size but the splendid quality screw cover and mail them through the and persons 90559531“ Eh? requiro‘
of this monster that will most interest
local 103' er: of cheese, The product of
one of the meet famoul New lotk
State numeric: it is of “full cream” '
quality and of delicious flavor, while
the price in fur below the present
price for the note grade. E
The enterprizo of Mr. Schultz» is
the kev note of his most nucr-essful‘
business career in thin c.ity and while
his Prize fileer, Big Black Beer,
spectacular
he Piece
of Cheese 33hich he is now handing
'orwulk will surely be recognized by
his present and prospenile patron-
3324 the bcsl plea for ptlblititv that he
i
bu yet prmluced.
Triltram & Hyatt's Fur Sale
Trietram =9: ll3'.alt" annual fur sale
nfwl’lr-tl this morning Mth one of the
most largest. and most ntlractitd
allowinps of illt‘ \‘Pl‘y latent modes in
fur coau, muffs and null picccs‘tltat
has ever born shown hero. Thi- llirlv
plav an ill former wars include-.4 the
entire liamplt3 line of one of the larc-
esit manufacturing fttrricri: in the
country, with its personal l'f'pl'Pilvn'a.
im- in chat-£9.
All of the most M9
prized wit .4
'uhown singly and in combinhtlon and
sum? vorv novel effective schemes are
worked out in a most attractive Way.
The attendance on the opt-nine d'ty
Elves nmplt‘ proof of those annual
sales, The dittplav will be continual
tomorrow.
55 000040 PAID BY
FIGHT FANS Hi 6 YEARS
UNDER FRAWLEY LAW
NEW YtlllK. Nill't'lllhm‘ 13;. «Tim
llilfliihlit' i'lillIHH-l'ii of this filzllt' paid
more than 310001300 to see their pet
sport durin: lilt‘ ill» of the melm
lloxinlz Law, which pram-fully prism-d
nwnv in ill'onkltn this Wf‘t'k. Charles ‘
Mathewson. H'f‘rctarv of the talc
Slille‘ Athletic Commission, stated you
tcrdny that nlthouch this year was a
light one the total would reach lhf'
five-million mark. The state’s-3 rt-t'P-
nuc will total ulttmf stilli‘lflilfl.
The V biggest year enjoyed bv the
wort was ltlltl,‘ when Si.0£6.~i26.25
was spent by the fans. and of this
amount the state collected $79,985.“.
up to thin year:
-._._._—————
Local boy scouts who assisted in’tbc
scout garden work during the‘pault
ner which will be held in their honor,
It is expected
”client. Each scout is requested to
bring his own plate, cup, spoon. knife,
end fork.
Following are the records of the’
his parontn Mr and Mn 6 W Kelp. gross receipts and state tax from 1911 Xinntic
War Department. The time limit on
these packages in net at December-5
opackage not packed in a wooden
box will be accepted by the war depm
me e.nt
All the packages that are lit-inc, Sl-ni
to soldiers have to be examined or in
pected before it leans the psotolllce
for shipment, and many people did not
know this, have caused postal clerkll
all over the country necdleas labor by
making them take apart and put to
gethcr again packages that
mailed.
m.
WOMEN WAR WORKERS TO MEET.
Plans Made for All-Day Rally Decem-
ber 07 at Hartford.
HARTFORD, Nov.
tally of woman war workers of the
Hall“ capitol on Thursday, lJPCt'nlbf‘r ti“,
Committee '
under lht- auspicen of llifi'
on Woman's Activitieu of tho t‘onncc-
ticuv Stale (.‘oumiluzll‘ lltft- um All the
iocnl and county lilflll'nltn of ill" wom-
en' 5 organization and 3.4 many d3 le
gntcs as (itl't to more have bl' on lnvii
Hi. There will he a morning session at
which reports will lie prcwutod.
they
E
. wanted:
it;.—».\n‘ all div '
types are asked to immediately now
11 the Photographic Division of the
Signal Corp:,l ”El IL, Mills Buildinr.’
Annex. Warhineton, D 0., stat ting the
pride that they nant for the lens.
Tcssar .a\n stignlan Latscs mad:- 5'
Carl Zeiss, Jena, of a working ener-
ture of F. 3 5. or F. 4. 5. from s H to
20 inch focal length.
Voigtlander iicliar Anasticnxu
Lemur-3, F. l 5 8 H to 24 inch total
length. The 8 14 inch lenses are
most urgently needed.
8.9.12. and it inch condom-or.-
also a number of Bansch A
Lomb Zciss Proton Vii 3130.”.
pit-feiably Ft-t in (‘olule shutters.
w .._4‘-
RATE lNCREASE HEARiNGs
d, t.-
Express Company and Railroad 03ft.
cialo Giving Testimony in -
Washington
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16,-Tcsiio
many of F'lt'llt \. \fandcrlip. chair-v
man of the government Wa r Savingn
Commiltcc and of Paul M. \Varbuttg,
of the lttlt‘f'nl Rouriw Boat 3d, rezm'tt- ‘
in: thlil :33 lilahlo to railroad4 and
other mono; market ctlmpc‘lilm'tt, i343.-
tured loda3"~l luv-tiring . of the supple-
Al the afternoon sesrion it if: citpcctn.l.m,,mn1 l7» 9,... C...“ mg.- advance (am
that wither Gm. Marcus ll. lioltonth or
Richard M. Bis-soil. chairman of tin-
council will bo- pron it! All whine» on
the work of women in Pump: 33:13 l3.-
gilt-n by ilrJllomli- Slough“ -'3 llotl on
llt'il'i of the first woman's- ut-dical roll.
to ln- organized in this country 1):.
lu-fort- the lotcm-tvtt- ("bionic-rte Com-
mitzeion. ,
AllhOllL’ll srvr-ml railroad, mam-3p
tin-s durirl: 'im mourn of the heaving it
have illndt 1‘ to tilt" impur. 'cd end".
of the (:zl'iitta 3.3 lr'rl 3
ditiom. until today 'Urr» M4 bt‘t'll t3"
Mutton 331m til-corutcd for mcdit'al ill-tuélcd dimminit ll V-l’ Tliii "31“" If
work “rill“ did in Serbia. Nils” (‘urt.lin-. the cane, '
Runtzviln-l, >illl“ chairman of the' Tht mum-3'3 -" m “-"VE M E" 0va
Woman's ('ouilnittm-, uill lr-Il tho ti l-v
mitt lllllW tho-y can rif'l'l'f‘ tltv aihlt'. '2'-.t i
”if nation through the mumtittr-e,
ll: “wen the H30 st-sriuns luncheon
will be sens-d at lhc cupitul .'.t ..3 cu 'l‘.".
a pimp.
A, ditidohtll tut-tin}: of ill" ('otmutl
ct.t Division, Woman’s iommittuc of
lht‘ (‘ouncil of National Defense will
lu- hold \Udncsday, ile-ccmiwr .'v at
:2 30 p, m, in Room lit}. State Capitol.
At it l‘t't'cm int-cling ot‘ lhn co.,°.mi'
to» on Wontan'lt Activitic-t the follow
int: town chairman were appoint“
ilcthc l~ lira Robcrt Wickcfin.
5 llridgcporlwllrs i.otti4c Nollhrop
East 1.37.3043}... .latncst ilond of
Franklin—«tits. 3.. r. Alter.
Gross . 3m” Lebanon—Mrle, 33'. Stt'cel.
“"9“?“ “9‘7““ E Roxbury—Mrs.-Wilbui' llclnlyrv.
, lftli 3‘13” 373-7 "’ ”-76%“! Salem—~Mrs. Charles l. Beebe.
19l2 Elijah”??? Ell-E993” Sherman—Miss Margaret Alchinsoc
i?!“ "*’-5EEE"E_E'_’ 35"“ 05 \\ indham~Mrs Robe-ti ii Fcnfnn or
19” “36,913.03; 3i NS“) 30 Willimantic
l9” MM. Nil-81 00,687.10; ___«
19M * l” “W 3‘ -‘—’-"' '9-95" ‘1 FEW PHOSPHATE BEVERAGES
Totals S-l ”$.23“ 51 3‘6’ ’63 35f WASHINGTON, .‘3'03'. lti.'——i'he only
Etrouble with certain products sold in
“his country and labeled as photiphate
beveraizes is that they have little or
no phosphoric acid or acid phosphate;
.the Department of Agriculture warn-
ed the public today. A product sold
or labeled as phosphate beverage
which does not contain an appreciable,
amount of those acids will be re
arded by the Department on violation
of the food and drugs law.
Underwear Valid Hosiery
WEEKEND PURCHASES
Garments
Worsted Sweeter! for adults
wmm cumm-
"Mm ”mm and boys and girls Gifts , _
“m 3““ 3 3 At Attractive Prices _ 4 mg 23;; Ptzngaycklbkonl
Children? Hone , m . fl 2 ,
“1:331: Hm waffloo , Narrow Ribbon a. Specialty .
4 15¢ to so: ‘ ‘ / Popular triadic. Winter Gloves for boys. girls
Ladies' em: Hose v3; 50¢ to me and indict.
”'3 5" E“ “50 only Wash 13mm lid Gloves
£3393- oilag‘um Bow wit-h lulu Potent 1mm item
'oomoov‘m 3'lbc.$1.00.81.25- mum.
‘3“: (ml IV‘ :5 Wllnl ‘F‘
‘ E3;3_fE\P 3'31 till
'll 3'4;
T‘in: ll 3 3 Itl’n" r f‘ the hvztrttvs 3" -.~tt
t-n toduy nn'i alfililltlllt‘ of mun—it
will be lltdt'tl \lonvl .13
Entree» rolttpztnit -3 today 3'. i re lift-
cd moon: the politioncts for an m-
crcasu in titles: The \dams, Amerit an
Southern and “ell Fargo (‘ompdllitti
asked an :tdvanm- of to pcr cent (3 33'
the prtvuilin: scale. The petition H
t‘ 3- in ~pilc ol'
tilt-d . ,
tc-'-3(nttl. .tn cvrunrdinarv war “it.
nd3ance3 in opcrating expedite.- dutit‘u'
the first six months of this year um"
ed a not deficit of 539.8“.
M
BROS.
N J GORRA a"ARE INCORPORATED
A crrtitlcalc oi incmporation of .‘l
.i. Gorra. & Bros” of .\cw London, we ' »
recorded at the oflice oi the :4 at» s‘: :-
retary yesterday The nature of the
business to the handling and manufm
lure oi fabrics. The amount of colt-it:t
3:ltoclt is $10,.00ll divided into left
The incorporntors are Kati?»
Gorm
shares
Maukowshar, Narncr ..l
Gorra of New London,
Nicholas { m"
A certificate of organization 0 '
Air Linc Trap Rock Company o
nus recorded. The amount
stock in 3331, 00". ditialcd in
The allbfitrlbl‘f'? are
Everett E. Warner, Hartford: Chant
Steele 330V Britain. .1. L. Warner.
George M. Thompson and hound .nl,
E-Steele. Hartford. -
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E m n Sentinel Want Ad.
Hartford,
of capital
to 13,240 shares.
Fancy Goods
culminated for Holiday
r
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A. mm & SON’S MARTIN STORE
.456. 5033,8130
Phenom
greatly inner-.533? .
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