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Servicecoatabnsinessooats,
storm coats, for coatyfsr
hoedcoatashatuatglsngfi
coats, medium coats, rain-
coots ,
' Costs for all men and every
boy.
antiserum.
from every angle.
or one year's imprisonment.
My 4—8“! hats and caps. O'Brien.
r.
(tribe matter.
hfovcment and the Y. if. C.
Mend by Joseph L. O'Brien.
cocoa, fruit, cake and candy.
patience to exceed 310.000.
C‘mfort Heal.
MN. I. A
1 u - e Bot-ruin of this city. whoj
listed by the U. S. Navv as a dc!
was arrested by Officer l-‘zunk
. and turned over to the prop;
f place.
. , - ‘NOIWALK
’ {pub L. Briggs of New Rochelle,
. was arrested some time ago by;' "
Policeman Verelll, forfeited a?
bond when he failed to put in no.1
. cc at the uptown courtyeszer- “m” ”MM"! Provides a Fine En.
' lrvlng' Dibble of the rent. Coal" Ukuleles,
. ny,«was in Hartford yesterday..
held a long conference with Mr
’ ll, the Connecticut Fuel Adminls-l . .
m at the capitol. The local coal "0°” "n“ “wing "om 2 until “mom i has accepted 5 position with the Lake
eTorpedo Companv. of Bridgeport. ll?
had been employed for many' years by
‘Horce n. Nash. of Sorth Main street.
’ South
. ion was thoroughly gone over and;
[and n woman who for the. post
"Any person found with exmmmfl’rnonthn or so have been engaxed by
the Hotel Biltmore, in New York to;
plav afternoon for two hours in their
room and who are to be
reengnged by the hotel such was
be liable to arrest and fine of their ”we” there '9" ““9394. by
”fr. Donnelly to come to South Nor-I Gunner Howard Benedict. of the
i “'3“ ““d “"3 lorers 0‘ music “d ”3 Thirty-fifth Long "Island Sound com-
hls-possession after Nov, 15, with-
' a license issued by the federal
ent showing the purpose for
the explosives are to be used.
John Driglnan. the butcher at 19
MN avenue, reported to the police
‘W'uomo one broke open his back
“rand stole solne meat and an au-
fim’obllo tire. The police also, found
”be Euler store had freohJinlmy
marks on the window and that the fan
w'mdoorvwere open. Your-r. Mr.
Morons notified and be attended
,Etghty local boy scouts gathered at
. Franklin sobooi last evening. and
enjoyed a supper, and general good
Kine. The boys listened to a very in-
:torestlng address on the ”Boy Scout
s‘." de‘
The
mean enjoyed by the scouts last night
insisted of baked beans. corn muffins,
The executive committee in charge
.qlftbe Red‘ Triangle contributions in
d‘iorwalk expects to make its final ré-
futon Monday evening, at. a meeting
lobe held in the South Norwaik club.
. {Impleted work will be finished. and
receipts sent to all those who subscrlb
93;“ the fund. Since the last meeting
' ithe'tenm captains other funds have
M received and the total amount is
cents. Quite a number t
See-More heat from less coal. That's
what you want. And that's just what
du’get‘ with Bumham Boiler they
The heat from the
filer that's made -in Westcheater
.’ dimly, ' Semi for "Which'nnd Whv"
W Lord & Bumbom C0,, ,lrvlng-
‘, White Pine anlear '
. . 25 Cents - '
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noncovans. and cows
‘h in 00: Command Syrup A
. Thiswllloubls mucus-peanut: perm.
’Mhsve secs-stotiushmsdistelylssaseotm
, . halt-Hiram d-ts ‘
“medium.”
for young men who want
WW1. who want es-
clllaive style, hasn't a speehl
garment at $28. Pattern,
weave, color and fabric are
far away from the common.
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Rogers & Stevens :
Hawanm rnoues"’:~:ovso
tertainmcnt for Hundreds of
Patrons and Friends
Hawaiian songs, both
folk. descriptive and love, filled
iz'tll' at James Donnelly’s store 0
Main street
it) p. in.
The Hawaiian Troupe of five men
six
Hawaiian
Overccatsisonnrsmloviow. .
SOUTH NORWAU"
,sister, Margaret,
'Cbarles Haggertv,
Egroom. The'couple-went to Washing?
i
ton for their honeymoon, and will re-
vesterdny after- '
Non WALK
SOCIETY.
. anngersonal
3 NEWS
2 Thursday evening a jolly party of
young people met at the home of list
inlthe a. slow in West Norwalk.
The house was' appropriately decorat-
ed for the occasion which was to cel-
ebrate Ilsa Bdithe's eighteenth birth-
day. Manv games were played and
dancing was enjoyed. LalBI' in the
[evening a delicious cotllllon was serv-
ied. The party broke up at a late
incur. everyone voting lluyhllller a
tcharming hostess.
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:llarriet Weed, Mary Kardo, .Julia IA-
zar ,Edithe Miller, Mrs. H. Von Dwin-
fgelo, lira. D. Weed, Mrs. Miller, and
fine Messrs. Chas. Wilcek. Geo. Lazar
Eus, Louis Kardos. Stephen Balog and
‘ “9!er E. Ililler,
i Miss Annie Elliott of Stamford was
;married W
iJohn's Catholic Church. Noroton. to
esday morning in St.
William Haggerty. The bride. who
wore a gray suit, was attended by her
The best man was
a brother of th?
side on Hawthorn street, in Stamford.
the where their home. fully furnished,
n awaits them.
Owen Kindelien, of Flax Hill Road,
Mrsnarrlngton, of Pittsfieid, not.
has returned to her home after a
week's visit with her sister, Mrs. Eti-
ward F. Magner, of Cedar street.
peeinlly Hawaiian music a treat. The panv, at Fort Terry. Plum Island. is.
program consisted of all of the songs
nltalele, quitar and othermuaical in'
strnments that have ’ been made for; .
,where they will join Mr. l-‘enniman.
the Victor Phonograph, people and
many others that have not been made
. for the phonograph as vet.
The troupe was engaged in Mr.
Donneily and wns not furnished by
the Victor people, as io‘me have lmflK'
incd.':lnd was simplv an attraction to
call‘nitention to the new phonographlvisitlna he
MrJ-‘Donnelly hns‘
department that
opened. Many Hawaiian records were
sold during the afternoon and ci't'n-.
{GOVERNOR ISSUES
ing. In the evening'the concert inst-
ed from 7 until 9:45 and many people
who came in the afternoon came
again in the evening and brought?
this new dew
pertinent Mr. Donnelly has installed;
roams where one'
may go and listen to records for 50-!
let-lion. Instead of souvenirs yesterday;
a special sale of writing paper—High"
land linen—was made where for for;
ty cents one might purchase tworboxo,
es of regular 35 cent paper, or by!
buying 0"“ b“ “t 35‘9““ ”1 addb; return thanks to God for His gifts to
friends with them. In
four sound proof
tionnl one. could be purchased for five
tage of this offer.
GEORGETOWN
The second number of the Commun-
ity Course Entertainments will be giv-
en at the Gilbert I; Bennett school.
Georgetown, Conn., Monday evening.
Nov. 19th. The Beverly Entertainers
will be present with a lively program
of music. readings. dillonei. costum-
htmwhkh willhe snretoplease
overuse. These four young ladies
cmne verv’hlghly recommended, and
.,thlsnulnber'prolnlsesto,beoneofthe
. ' lt amigo .
‘Fltl'iila no" .-
” 'y'ouauhnumfalan our sit pica, burg!“ pool.
that ill”; will be a
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1 Patrick )Iarron. of New Jersey, is
'spendinlt a few davs,with friends , in
00k ade-'
. year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine
inundred and Seventeen. and of the . .
ftroupe plaved from 2 until 5:30 in thehome for a few days' ”an.
afternoon, 1 crowd that all but filled
““3 9'0"? '0 ”9'09“!!! “mm! W; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Aller have
the Fromm that "it! r'm‘oeredw Tbe'mnmorl to their home. 17:» m: lllll
fiload. alter a trip to'New Jersey.
and selections on the ukulele. banjo.
Mrs. C, B. Fennirnan and son. Wil-
liam, left yesterday for St. Louis lilo.
Norwalll.
Miss Ella Chadenvn. of Brooklyn, in
r sister. Mrs. J. E. Manner.
Jack ilelt‘.lnt. of Sil‘i‘ermine avenue.
loft Friday for France.
A PROCLAMATION
see that these resources which have
been made, ready for "us shall be so
husbanded. so shaved. so used that
they may attain the greatest possi-
ble elect.
‘On‘Thursdsy. November the twen-
a day of THANKSGIVING, let. each
of us then. rcvercntly and sincerely,
us. but let us also. there in ills pres-
ence. no less reverently and sincerely
steel our hearts in the firm resom
that no word or deed of ours shall
dull the weapon ile has shaped to on!
hands.
Glen under my hand and seal of the
State at the Cnpitol. in Hartford, this
sixteenth day of November. in' the
Independence.“ the. United States
the One Hundred and forty-Second.
luncos it. noncosln.
Governor. ‘ ‘
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Aa-the new challengers
beam dam in thee!
to be.” last. t .is
all! tht every man
legitimate «elliptic-30a-
“dependency dortho
I' the some
g. .
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HELLO!
love You Been to Our Great Ansel
THANKSGIVING SALE
Better Come in Tomorrow and [sell liver
the Wonderlnll’alses We Offer in
UITS and COATS
at 7.98-12.98-16.50-l 9.50
r JACOBY’S
The following letter was recentlyte ;:
celled by Scout Commissioner Plrie
Those present.llacDonald.- The communication ac- ‘
'wers the Misses Mildred Bingewald.-knowl “the We work done i-y -'
Elizabeth Gavail, .nllubetlt ”shalt“
lior scouts la the second Lib
any Wnifll
CREDIT
files Want It
CASH
November 14,3917.
in. Pirh MacDonald Scout Comm.
Norwalk. Conn. council. B. B. A. ..
576 Fifth Avenue, New York City. 1
My dear Ifr'. llacDonaldt i want to‘ .
personally acknowledge receipt of you
letter of {clovolnber ll, with the 'rep )l’lh .
of the troops at Norwalk, Conn, be
cause of my personal appreciation Iori
the word of comment which you .werei
good enough to send. ‘
This report shows that you and those.
working with you correctly understood
the objective of the Boy Scouts' can»
palgn and that you did your job well
Please convey to your coworkers and
through them to your boys. our greet-
lngs and .honrtiaat congratulations on
the splendid results as shown in the re-
You will be gratified to know that
the reports received up to today. in-
cluding ‘Scoutntasters' individual re-
ports and Local Council reports and
Zone reports. show a total of 439,431 in-
dividual. subscriptions. amounting to
$91,405,800 as secured through Bo
Very sincerely yours,
1A.” B. m,
Chief Scout Executive.
GALLAHII OUNNIIO DRILL".
The Norwailt rmory will be a lively
place this afternoon when The Gallo
hcr Gunners will hold their first civil-
ian clnscu in infantry and machine
gun drilf promptly at 3 o'clock.
Enough eligible
Properly Protected Plates
‘Thetwomostirnportant clementsin abattcry a..—
. theplatcsandtheinsulationthatkcepstheplatcsapart.
Wilhrd’l‘ht'oadedRubbet'Insulationproporlyprotocts
the platosnunicontact withoneanother. ‘
Elocn'icitycén’tworkthroughtherubber, theacid
electrolyte doosn’toorrodeit. Andthousandsot'tiny
threads makoposmblethovitallycssent'ml movement
the electrolytet‘rom platotophte.
Next time youfre in for your regular testing, ask-us
about the remarkable records made by Still
Willard Batteries on 35,000 cars.
f FairbanksSlorageBallery C0.
men have already
made written application to fill eight
squads of eight men each. and there. is
every ind-{cation that enough note will
be present to make up a full quote (I
_ Drill Sergeant Williams of the VHF
ed states Army. will be present as willI
Lieutenant Doggy and other experts in
both infantry and machine gun drill.
ltr. Gallaher said this morning:
“Everything is coming on finely. We
have written applications from enough .
men right now to make a very respect- .
able showing. and many
made verbal requests for admission ‘
and as soon as the young men who
have been druftcd or of draft. age real-
ise the advantage of technical training
before they are finally called I am sure
we will 'have our hands full, but the .
more.the merrier)“ .
“I wish that the Sentinel would ro
ty-ninth. which old custom marks as pent what it has already printed that
any gcotl'Amerlcan over is years of
age who is clean. and behaves himself.
may join the gunners'Vithout expense
or obligation of any sort.
Let all interested be at the armory
this afternoon and get a practical dem-
onstration of just what we propose to
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