l
i loud as it sounds.
l Plain fabrics in attractive
3 tones of green. beautiful
i
‘ mus moses .1
K. BANKS.
mo Hotel Block. ,
browns and new blues and
ancy mixtures galore, but
never before war fit so im-
H
W ’°'7“_‘f__fi__ important-
' "W fl ‘ - ‘ Your size, model and m m
_ O '3 i here.
. “y News; Rogers 8: Stevens ;
oouru NORWALK?
My Washington Lodge will meet ‘
W evening in RPd .\lcll'.~i ll ll.
.. "toxin“ FUNDEll
. . iii 30“" REfilMENl
Al CAMP “El/ENS
if >
rPaltce Theatre tonight. iroucias
thanks in "In Again-Out Again."
'. Patrotic Bridgeport, Nor-
. uonwaut
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A ”eh social will be held by Edree
.iiu' nebekal. Lodge, so 42, l. o. o. r.
at. F'I'lday evening of this Week.
. ‘“ H walk. Stamford and
The local other of the i-‘airtiet , v . .
(guilty Farm Bult‘an was “llet’ todilv Greenwmh (.ltlzens Are
cleaning up the last of its business Interested
‘1‘ this city. preparatory to moving to . m...-
Wry, the latter part of tllil-l vveelt. Public :ipil'itt-d citiZelu of Britlg...
l-ort, Norwalk. Stamford and Green
wich an- to be melted to contribute!
to a recipient fund for the bt'nt'fll
’of the noun regiment at Camp Dev
. _ __,.._. ..‘ ens, which is composed almost (n4
-Palace 'l‘heatretomorrow and Hi tli’rt-ly of yotlfflf: mien from these citiexi
. .. _., g '. the are are a ew n the company from
d" with V“““"",‘,"‘- Ku'n k" Waterbury and already the citizenri
MID 0' ”W "0“" ‘ of that city have nonated $2,000 to
' -—--"' the fund, Superintendent John H.
" John Arnold. who was arrested 0“ Redgate of the Police Department in
“outlay by Detcctli'e sergeant 'l'honl- Bridgeport. is carrying on the worn.
.M Hunt. for non-support. was ar- When the young men were first.
' . when to (‘nmp Devens. the need 0!
. rained before Judge glands-e, in the
‘ . , condor-ts of life not provided, for by i.
"KIWI! court yesterdav morning, Md the government was apparent. Wallet”
ordered to pnv his wife asunr of own ll, Lashair was consulted by Super-
y (9 week. »intt-ndent tilt-(lgate who 11" contii'
‘1 " ry Etions at the camp with the result that
' Mr. Lashar immediately said he:
The annual roll call and election "00'" "Mew-mp 33,000 that m".
: . 01 once" VIII be held tonight at ”I" needed articles might, be supplied at
regular semi-monthly meetlntbo .\'or- once.
i,“ Me, No. .188, F. 0’ E. All m; The largest portion of. that
' tertain ent. tas been arranxed llvtht“ "m“ h" 5““ ”9"“ '"°""“‘“’ . ;
. m I ' Now the citizens of the four citha
, committee in charge, and refresh
. . . ill l"airf‘:?ld “county. just contributi-
Wm“ W'" I” served. 5" members to reimburse Mr. Lashar and I). ll.
' are requested to be present.
3 Warner who gave assurances of thelri
' responsibility for the sum rat the ont-i
set. They will contribute generous-l
ly to the fund. which will total a;
little more than 3.000 it is hoped. l
Superintendent Redgate saw the|
. . nPl'tl of motor trucks for the use of;
A dress rehearsal of the Trinity the supply department. After talk-i
" ' ' l was tele-l
Men's Club minstrels was held at the we will Mr. Laxhar. woe '
‘ Parish Hall on Trinity Place last night phoned to Camp iievens and the re-,
d that qmr‘fl i‘ord motor trucks Were int
and this evening it is expect? .camp Windy for Me “‘6‘ no,“ noon.
5”” ““31 WE? attendance will help The army mules supplied bv the gov-
cheer things along and keep the “are crnmcnt have only arrived 'Ill’lflg thr-
tints" in good humor so that “Doc" past “Wk-
.. n A typewriter has been purchased;
Moore and Hamp Smith Vi" not for the regiment. uniforms for thci
neglecb their opportunities for fun football team and other applianceg,
“the bureau will probably move its ef-
futl to the up-countv city. either to
marrow or Friday.
lillm
I _-—BA8KETBALL, Alimony
, tonight. Benefit Red Croslt. Norwnllt
’ vs. All Stars of'New York.
making. for the amusement of the soldier boysl
. —— from l-‘airiield county. Superintend-i
Jmeph Nola son of Jam” Mola. of em Redgate is visiting men in ihlii
city and will go to the other cities!
banish
W 'rnnou ' nun: cantons” lime
DENBUBG use orrosrra CAIIBBAI.
filo-tinned Pro- fage One)
announcedithadtnkenmeasnrestoneetgavehardly
inanyforceorovarsuchawideentmtoi flentwuia
'l'berehubunlittleepaculationoverthe my
ahintthatapuh
“We“
sttackhlforceouthewuternfrontthisfallinanymothertbaa
thatofrkndemwherethemaiulritiahedmtcrmuflmontbel
psthubeenexpended. Bvenberethelatenesaoithamandtbe
difienlt natureofthegroundatthhtimeotthe year particularly
expectationofanythingmorethauloeal
seemed to give little basis for
strokes here and there.
It has been apparent, however, that German attention was largely
leentered on the Italian front. where the military move in force intend.
edtocmhltalyianowinfullswing
BERLIN, Nov. 21, via London-43mm reserves checked the
British in the rear positions after ground had been gained by the at-
tackers, says today's oficinl communication. The loss is announced of
Marcoing, Graincourt and portions of the permanently established
works.
BERLIN, Nov. 21, via Amsterdam to London—An afield m
ment by the Admiralty today says:
"A German submarine under command of Lieutenant Wendlandt
destroyed a British monitor and a
November 11. "
destroyer 08 the Syrian coast on
The British Admiralty on November 14 announced the sinking of
a British destroyer and a small monitor b an enemy submarine.
TRONDHJEM. Norway. NOV.
20.— e salvage steamer Sterli-
hcdder struck a mine near Fella today and unit. The crew of ten men
am lost.
LONDON, Nov. 21 ——‘l'he sinking of n Gemsn submarine of the
fDnnish steamship Aldoph Anderson, 918 tons' gross, is reporud in an
Exchange Telegraphdispatch from Copenhagen. One man is said to
have been killed.
AllilittSSESNiElliil
liltltnlttmt
l
{Possibly a Number of People ,
Who Do Not Receive Bills,
But Would Like to Pay:
Amounts Due
t
The time for purulent of the pxr-
sonat tax this year is drnWinit to a
close. After 'cetnber lst. the lint
will be rumpled for the police and
prosecuting attorneys, Every eifort
is being: made to clear up the names
without. further trouble or expense.
and in order to do this all billet
should be paid this month.
’PinaiTltlce is 55in: given delin-t
quents on the list due last February.
, _ ‘-
I'lll‘k.
t‘nrtorufl, Daisy 3L. Harbor View
Booth.
Fro-adore. Antonio, Rhodonolia Park.
CritkNlcholart. Rhodonolll Pli'k.
t'lldtll, Patrick “2 Rhodonolia
Park.
. , t‘umisity. James. Rhodonoila Park.
t‘unl'sky. Mary, ilhmlnnolin Park.
Davies, Charles and Emma. Fair
street,
Heady. Josephine 'l‘.. Rhodonolln
Park.
lliflone. Salvo and
Wilflt‘ ill-eel. ‘
lienniuorl. Charles “1, iiouard uve.
lilt'kman. Bela and Sarah. Scribner
avenue. ’
Dillon.
Park.
Iiillarco. Nicola. Rhodonolizl Park.
Dodtio. Mary. Harbor View Park.‘
Il'Oril. Giovanni. Rhodonolia Park.
Daugherty. Michael J. Norman are
no»,
Bt-kelknnip. LJWrHlf“. (‘anlleld [5-
land.
Helen it. Km—
Robert J. A. llhodonolla
as this must be closed up wry anon, J-‘accibene. Francisco, l’roxpcct
in this connection the collector has Park.
a number of names Whose addressee. Fills-worth Linie 1. Elm street.
he never had, or who left town in‘ the Fetaler. L- kat’flmlllf‘lfl Cran-
past year or two and never seth for bu
tax bills. lie will be glad to receive
following persons, as it is likely if
the taxes are not paid this year. thc'
properties held in these names will;
be oflezetl for salt-z I
Amriolilio. Antonio.
Pork:
Angiolillo.‘ Joseph l1, Rhodonolia,
Rhmlonolla ‘
I Park. j
Antinozzi. lionato. Rhodonolia Park‘
ry.
Flllow. Anna 31., Fmow st.
information concerning any of [he Fischer, Francis J., Rhodonolia.
Your attention is called to John» T..
liaves' advertisement. lie advises you‘
to lmlt into your insurance on dwell-
inrrs and fulniture. Fire comes when
you least expect it, and you should be
prepared.
* llcv. I. G. fian‘azian,
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‘ l ‘ V H ‘ . mum-an one new-mun anon-up azure aaaoclarlow
mm lcnleaoo. elm. ram “amunmumu
‘ immuwmummmw Association of“
National maintained-ed Ila-aldPoIauus Councils, w
TflEmmm l'WlWHMmemum-wumatfowrm
—‘—
exchange or purchase at a number at Nor-walk, last evening, at which tin!
‘playera had been virtually capleted. reports tram the treasurer and och.
ROY. u. G. Rlpfllifll “at“ Names of the clubs and phyen il- alcers were read and accepted. 0‘
Treatment at His Race atvolvetl will not be made public until it was found that the association wll
filter the National 1m mating in in a very flourishing condition. 1*
theHaMsofthe Turks New YorklnDece-ber. lowilgthorepomtheannual eleetl.
.Au audience that was 1both interest/said )lr. Weegbman.
i “It fin’t one deal, but three deals.” .1 ulcers was held the lollowills It
“I am sure the in elected: ' ‘1
ed and at the tame lime filled with trade: will go over, When they do President—E. L Gregory.
horror at the way that their fellow» the announcement will rock the ”J 'VieorPresldent-In 0. Ggégory,
humans were being treated by the ,, .,
llurits filled the downtown Congrats-fl"u world. secretary—W, 513:2;‘59"
tional Churtih last owning to listen to' _
a well known! -Palace Theatre mgr, Douglas 1mm]. E. mm, c. s, Sellecl
American missionary. who gave first Fairbanks m “In ilOut Anti." ' ' _ stannard.
head infcrmation as to the suffering-E ‘8‘ Add P D
-————-_-g___.—
of his people and also of the Syrians. _.-__..__.____, _._,_.._. ____..
iitev. Rapazian 8,3112“) o‘hfimlzniml
JACOBY"S
Specials for This Week
had been massacred or deported and
that these masacrcs and deportations
$28 PUB rump VBLOUB COATS.
Specia' lat .................... a. ................... $22
all came. according to testimony from
$16 50 sum. Special at ........... .. .I ...... ‘ ....... s 7.98
those, who carried out the orders,
from the commandem of the troops
who in turn had received instructions
from the Sultan who, as an ally of
Germany had received direct orders
form Kaiser William of Germany,
Thus another score that Germany
’and the Kaiser must pay before peace,
.can be declared is laid up against
Germany, and it is in line with Bel-f
gian and French depov‘tationa. and the; g
destruction or towns and villages and
and their inhabitants. 0
Without dwelling too much on the
horror of what took place in Armenia
and Syria it is enough to say thnlf“
those deported were the old folits and
women and children and that the men
were taken to the trenches and there
made to work until they were exhaust-
ed and of no further use to their car»
tors. when they were shot down with
out even tune to prepare themaelvea .
for it. They were driven from the,
trenches and the turkish troops sinus“
ied themselves by firing into the mass-
vcl of men who were without arms and
who were helpless either through,
fright. sickness or physical din ability. “
_ it was stated by the speaker that;
gthe entire race would be wlpI-d out if;
help were not received from the Univ;
de Staten and he urged that everybody .
do all in their power to help alleviate
the sufferings of his fellow—country.
men. Scores are periahinx each dayl
from hunger. and from ill treatment;
and as the crops are scarce and the:
demands on .the food resource» are~
many. the help is needed at once. ”i
Rev. John Stapleton, who introduce:
ed the speaker. was instructed to up}
point a committee who would canvass'
the town for subacriptiontl for the Ar-1 -
manila-Syrian Relief Fund. and the‘
permanent ccounil of the down-town
churches was chosen, and such addi-gi
lienal people as may be needed will‘
be appointed to this committee,
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED. :
vangi Day.
;' Tank
A day of days of family reunions when far and near the
family gathers around for thanksgiving dinner.
Our part in this day is to give you an opportunity
purchase a new Table at about factory coat.
«h
to
NAME! AN ANCIENT DidEASE.
Dog Warden Walsh says that there i
*arc many people. some in our own city”?
:who claim that the belief in rabies it,“ In
{onily been brought to‘.he surface of
late for the gain of over-anxious doa'
Iwardens and has never really entitled: » . '
im—“V'f‘” ‘
Baldwin. Charlotte FL. Charles st. ' f d 0 on‘ But there has been since ancient“ $10.N61t.mnound80fid0ak'fable.
llouton um. Haul-Pt R. Scott st. : The "r" '0” 3 "' a“ " 'ume- adlsem whichonncconm otlts Sale Price ....................... $7.95
Belllnaer, Horace 9., NewtownLSt. Man": (Thurch property, 233 Mflnpeculiar method 0‘ transmission. its’. .
“”9""- mm m "ti-tartar"! “mum ,, . ,od ,, m, I" $150061t.!xtensionBoundSolid on: Table.-
liodner, Lizzie. ileerfleltl "-t. ' "through the John '1‘. "ayes lflfiufflnceiunuw. y ong per 0 ncu on or, 8119 Price .. .......... . ................... $10.95
Brelnig. Adeline 31., Rhmlonolln ‘ ‘ latency after exposure, the violent and‘ ' ' ' 1-:
""3," ,. , R, , no” ,, k ' “m" . __ sterritrins "mum. the extreme aura: $18.0061t. Extension Bound Quartered Oak Table.
l- . .uo av, 10(0 .1 at . I b . its,
nntnio, ti‘ovanni. Rhodonoliu Park.‘ lionker Grotto will hold a smoker,“:‘;‘ indrrfi {y it: victim; 312”“ t mm - - - - - - ... - - . ' - ---------- - ------------ $1495
hlnslroianni. Michael. Cross st. 'in Masonic Temple banquet room 01““ my 33 "In an on. 8» t‘ .1 $25.00 10, Table.
WIWW'BH- JOSPllh- F'flirllcld are. :Fllday evening and the committee mtln spite of its comparative rarity to be, “mun!“ ‘hm Olk $19 95
Seller. Joseph .1.. Kelioxz s'. - ‘ “widely known to the general public and; 8‘18 08 . . .......... . ........................ .
ilvxbee, Heirs mum, Shepnprd o. icllarlre is making preparations for at
Calndrilo. Maria. Rhodonolia Park. bit: time. The grand ceremonial will; i
(Talsoni. Frank. Perry Park. ‘
('aruso. James. Prospect i'ark. ;
(‘llanlberlaim Linda H, Sheffield
island. '
Chase. Wm. It, Harbor View Bench 5 reported to the police last night, thatgand ignorance had. up yet received but,
('hristol. Catherine. Connecticut av.'h}s house had been entered yesterday little counterbalancing check from the,
Raucci. Pasquale. Rockland road, panemmn’
Clark. Georg» i1. Grand View Purl: 5
Miller. Zlate. Sprinz liill road.
Poccorese,
be held on Dec. 14th.
Harry Smith. of Eimcrest Terrace.
No one was at home when
the break was made. The police will §vestlgation a mass of erroneous belieti
Carmine; Rhodonolia investigate the matter.
I‘ Ely avenue, sustained a had cut yes-
’ payday while on his way home from
W. The boy was plavinz in tht
. , when a man carrying a win-
» "sash tumed'about suddenly. and“ NEW HAYES, Nov.
* glass struck me [my in ”10 face. Campner, yesterday afternoon notifiedi
3” ' i ' ‘" . l
, cut mosthsevert h 0;] ”:9 10’ L counsel for S. 2. Poll that a new then-3
went to a p ysirian w it) 00
llilllUl‘l'OW.
MUST OBEY BUILDING LAWS. i
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v
21.~.\iayor [
a ire which the latter opened last night,i
would not be permitted to remain:
‘open until the building laws Were c‘om-,
plied with. The point of objection is;
'a main entrance which is several feet
~ .nrtrrr.wcr than provided by ordinance.
The alderman Monday night passed an
COUGHS_3IIII Colinsiorder to'permit the theatre to remain
'open until December 15, pending aet-
e—FRIDAV LUNCHEON DAY
the Country Club. , ..
. our COTHDOUHd SVI'UD |tlement of the issue. The mayor holds‘
White Pine 81111.31“ . that such an order has no legal
25 Cents . Wm... l
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. Powell Corporation
Advertise In The Sentinel.
cmnmrt PATRIOTS
.tortlons. probably exceeds that to P/
" [which any'other malady has fallen
fheir. ' l-égu
Itottrth century, B C. Rabies occursi":
to be extensively investigated by scion .
BX'l'BA HEEL—We have a limited number of Blank
‘l'oanartendOak'l'ableaat $15.95. This is one of the best
values we have ever altered for the money.
Special Saleonniniuloomchairsat....... 3138;111:132.”
1 t sts.
At the same time there has been
:handed from ages,when superstition; “
a new and completeliue of 1918 noostna" mom
CABINETS nowonaale.
iinfluence of reasonable or scientific ill-i
Ir“
'which in its extent and fantastic (the
, .
The earliest reference to rabies'is‘
said lobe that of Aristotle in the .
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. * eduso
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Effect an Astonishing
Transformation in
, Stout Flam
Wearing a properly fitted W. B.
Reduso Corset you appear a
younger woman—hips; bust and
abdomen reduced 1 to 5 inches,
you leak 10 to 20 pends, EM.
You can wear 7 e fashionable
atyler; you are longer STOUT
and you get Satisfaction and.
Value d: most moderate price.
You never wore more comfort-
able or my feeling” corsets,
lacolaekladuaStyloo.
No.7”. Luau-damage.“
MM. M—Maflpdee 310
No.7". all-as“ '
. ' lm'flmm
mm Maud, No.7”. new. once-l. one
munbowshowltrvdum lawn. man-outta
ammmyoutbtullna.‘ Name. mumps. hue
. nuroau
lad—I'MIU
dim
31"
and.
Its-w .
'easeilmorllltllv.
‘ line on dogs. which has been pflicticcd!
g from Greenland to the Phlllppinejol-F
{anda Constantinople, where the dog'
ipopulatlon is, or rather was, extremely!
large, the disease is very rare. Alu-
iralin is said to be free from the dll‘.
ease on account of the rigid “am 3‘1:
for years. L
Rabies in America was observed on'
xthis continent early in the latter half;
’of the eighteenth century. Accountsfi: new
,nppear in the lay press as early as:
'1768. it appears to have occurred lint ‘ '
in the North Atlantic states, but tol
have spread southward within a fowl
years. Attempts have been made from .i.
time to secure data approaching exact.
anes- as to its prevalence in the United ‘
‘States, but in past and present condi- .
lions of mortality Mtlca in um
:cotmtry an accurate mulls can be ob
itaiutld. if this in true of man it is still
' more of the lower. animals. the positive
mulls at hand. however, indicate that “
nearly every state in the Union has at
one time or another harbored this die
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