“ . K. or 0. some.
one» . . onsar woes AT
Cities for ladies and Hen , .
.‘5 Capes of Excellent Mt, ; ARMY CAMPS
$2.00 and 82.50 .
washable Doe 8kin...t9.oo (Continued Brats page on»
, loch; grey .......... 33.? l
' French K‘d' WM“ “‘82" Wlilton. coats-acted the mumps some
m. . w ere outsl e of the camp. and h
as stool Gloves.$1.00 and 81.50 “a distributed pretty generally
: Q among all-the other men in the Mg
pally. These men are still doing
drills. setting up exercises, etc.. but
' are kept apart from the other com-
, . panics of the Ndment by police de—
- tails placed about the company
; streets. uAbout the only members of
; ’m 9"]. the company notin the quarantine
sr Wq-hinnnn WM
Vcklnnd returned t.‘- camp.
heating plant is now inworlting conr
.dition. and the men of the. 304th regi-
.ment are in very comfortable quur-i
wast-nan ransom.
- ' , ters.
"New 20? MW“ and vicinity: Just before Lieutenant Keogh tenl
.- ally fair tonight and Tuesday; '
Itinued cold. Fair tonight and Tues- gnsignment 01' eleht barrels mid six
. ; little change in temperature. xes, ,“ll‘fm " 1°," 0' ““99““ “'0"
re is no well-defined 8 area. Supt. Charles T. Diniond. on behalf of
t of the Rocky Mountains, but light
or snow was reported from seV- to the men as quickly as possible.i
1‘8 PM 35 far South as North- brought home Saturday in it specialt
' t l t , t . ' -
’ Canada, ”mm, a minimum tem- um rig to he csmu odav They wit
l tertained yesterday at the expense of
n“' ’Wllell 500 men will be the guests of
Clear. Norwalk probably has the record
Oliver and Ferguson. in Company I.
in the 30llh Regiment; Theodore
.». flungto the breeze from the win-. sergeant of the ammunition train
‘ ’wnlk. who has charge of the Steam!
. forces of their country.
i no cnlistments in the regular army of.
widely my“ districts. Tem- and no doubt recompense them some-
. Honda. and light frosts as far min provided by the citizens of the
lure of 2‘ degrees below zero. (ceased the Yale-Princeton football!
the city. Waterbury will do the same
‘— ' the Brass City.‘and provided with it
ifor securing good births for non-com:
C; N ws there is Regimental Sergeant Major»
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'Clsrk. of the Norwalk Box Company.
- Us «the Phoenix Engine Company-.is‘whm Doltus. former city clerk. will)I
[Heating Plant. and is an acting til‘l-y
lg"? Ypfl‘ City Society of u"! then of the draft age. Men that are
the “m M. E. church, and was'declares not to' enlist at once. and.
kinds are needed. and such men can.
. . '91:on renovating the Betta Government. . . .
. ‘ . w'l need several thousandl
Company. Contractor Charles 5 B. nance ‘1 ‘
to changes are completed. the store special motor dfiven vehicles for the;
‘1’ “‘3 tractors. armored cars and tanks.,
. u, l" in all distlcts can what for the'r inforced stay in camp
the ulsslssippi river. Killing frost! boys. to the number of 700 Were:
. . as Central Florida. White my. Elm City and had a great time. rt"
‘ game Saturday. and were royally on"
. ma AGO T0-
“ A , lstunt on Wednesday and Thursday.
Tcmlh'raturc: lligli, 39; I‘M. big Thankscilng dinner.
missioned odlcers. Besides Sergeants
Gardiner mebridge. of Noroton.‘
who is one of the most popular men
' ' . , lwho is supply sergeant: Thomas F‘
‘m “5 ”9"“! “l“ stars 1‘“ l l-‘laheny. of Norwalk. who .is supply
- ..l is first sergeant of Company r‘, 3041 l‘
. Main‘street. Nine members of u“ .lntantry. and John Morton. of Nor.
.. . pony are now serving in the arm-
;geant. .4 ‘ ‘
cm Rev Millard 1.. Robinson. of: litter December lath. there will be
' . llt church. 9'98ch “'9 POW" hound' to be drafted and have tradczt
l sermons, morning and evening, are very foolish, Lieutenant Keogh
. ti , in the serv-
.. with appreciative audiences. “22‘ outflow!“ “ good ‘ i
Work was “"194 "“5 morning 0'" make themselves most useful to “if;
flora in' Main Street, formerly NJ The Motor Section. Carriage Divi-l
t _.
m ”.1118 Beers Meat & Provision' slo . of the once of the Chief of 0rd .
. , *tthilled nien‘for, its.worlt. This sec-i
lune: “ “P ¢hflge-of-the~worlr.~ All" lien is entrusted with securing all the;
' ies' clothln War lN‘DIl'lMi‘nl. such vehicles as;
.‘m be “gum“? by a lad - ' 3: four wheel drive trucks. cntcrplllm"
my
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i A class‘ot four candidates were in maintenance and repair 0‘ this «unit»?
W by the oilicers,‘ of :hiorwailt mmi and tofullcld Sicilillvlfi'l. 322113;!)
* v " . onraes.-racrs. (- c . ..
lodge. \o. 709, Benevolent.and if» out. “Mon “1m ””9”.an "film“
”on" 0dr" of Elk" yesterday “NW. chantes.‘ inacltinlsts.« blucksitiitlts and '
m. imam-aging "90”". ""m'f storac.‘ batteiy experts or» wanted.
.‘fl‘lll on the dance to be held Thanks-E There are four brilliant“ 1:23:35
I ' 7‘ l ‘ can a Wlert‘ men 'l'l ‘.- ' :
"ving night, and the Mm” Ragga?“ nbllll’y eltllstini: for the Ordnance ilei
. be a great success. Tm. proceeds. partmcnt are sent to rspeclnl instruc-
'ill be used for the.(:hrlstmas cele-l tion to fit them for the grades of
hirion of the soldiers. Refreshments; flawless sergeant and ordnance sét ,
_ ' : gaunt, Many of these will-later be,
true served after the meeting. 1 placed in charged enlisted men m.
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were seven members. who were de- 8
m tailed on outside duty when Private have not been fruitful. 'Attempts,
TI“ to cross the river on pontoons
were crushed by the ltalian artil-
wnv- Thanksgivinz. The New Haven"
.to take up a position of sharpest
hostility to the government.
Expcrlpnc'cd mechanics of silt .
'.' and for work in connection with tha" '
curl 'sesmli.tmt ileum-”or and :
llteiahrtck. iii a nutrients; out or
the uteotuho Bunchville'ommt!
of the late‘yr._8chatlb.‘ E
human .riioors . car-
TUBE HIGH [GROUND
in :souawu woos
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(cerium rain in...» i
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l’iave thechrinans are "showing‘
igns of activity, buttheir eflorts
lcry fire.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 26.—-—Com-
°“ Saturday ”mm” he "well“ aillwlltlllg on the assertion of thc‘
Leipzig Volks Zcitung that the
German government is nursuinli'l
the employees of the it. a“ G. Corset annexatiouist aims in the cast,
00.. here. and this will be distribute-d.Vorwacrts, ' the Socialist organ,
save: .
“According to the government 's
)wn declarations, that is incor—
rect. If it were correct, the Social
llcinocrtwy would naturally have
“ If it now comes to negotiations
with the Russians, the German
government will soon rccognizc‘
that it could not strive for any ,
other peace than that ‘which the
German people desire. The Ger-
man people will not wage war tivcI
minutes longer in order that Po—g
land may beome Austrian and
(tourism! and Lithuania l’rus-l
siau." “
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 26,—-
Mttximalian Harden has been per-
mitted to republish his newspaper.
Dic Zukunft. according to the
Tagchlatt. llt-rr Harden also will
he allowed to continue his lectures,
forbidden a month ago.
. The boys from thdcanips will beI
home for Thanksgiving. Have you a‘
Victrola. to help entertain them? [it
not. come in and get one on our easy
payment terms, any stzefroin '20 to
$300. A complete stock of records to
select from. . Donncliy's,‘ 16 South
Main street.
”cm” .7qu
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tit-haven _.
7 Victrola Conce’rt
You furnish the turkey and we'll furnish
""‘i‘ifi'l'... n. ’
. . your nltsgiving dinner on
t and tliefsmtlycansitbackinyoureasychiin
and give yourselves up 'to the pleasure of
your favorite music—everything from
grandopcrs homusicalcornederomthegrcat
symphonies to the latest dance music.
. . This pleasuncaneasily beyoursThanks-
swing Day and every day thereafter. Just
stop in and have us send you a Victrola im-
mediatelv at" "t *1 r"? convenient terms.
Victor: and Victmlss. $l0 to $400. » '
' Complete 4tocl'ot Records Alway
j‘: on Hand. Try our Service. 5
‘ 2 DDNNELuY’S 16 80. Main St I ;
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' ’ ' ’- ’ - . 'this service. Those wishing to enlist.
I” m and ”mm“ 59’V'093 l", in this service for the period of the.
war may address the Chief of 0rd-,
nnncc. Motor Section. Carriage Divi~I
Salon. 1703 New York aventtc, Wash:
ington, I). ('. 1
in the Quartermasters’ Corps there.
fare vacancies as clerks. storekcopet'a,
{and chauffeurs. and in the. engineer-3
.ing corps as construction men. boat;
light and water experts. who are toI
be organized under the new Public‘
‘Service and Utilities Branch. Organ-t
ized to build railroads. electric light,
netii ‘ ‘fliahasgiving morning ill 1
some at'ttre rtrst M. E. church. unlit-t .
no arms». of the Council of South
wot-walk churches. will be of great in-
terest at this time to our citizens. Tho
'addresses of the speakers will have ll
true American ring. A musical pr-r
rain of. merit is included in the
“rides. '
’. .\ number of local people went to
five the Shsmrock-Fort Wright football
game at Stamford, yesterday lifter-
noon. The game was given to raise
finds to enable the men from Camp
fivens to come home for Thanks
‘flving. (The city of Stamford is to
fly their car fare. Some people won-
%r at the exclusion of Stamford men
M Fort Wright. and Fort Terry
ht! have asked why these men who
’Iunteerred their services were not at.
lived to come, home and have v"r?r
.DW paid as well as the men from
lamp Devens. The committee in
linings of this matter may do some
fling about it before Thanksgiving.
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Conlrothernsnsndw km
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they have [dolls
”in ”In-1 slaw-ism . with
D! ' s i O
can"... - “ seen:
It. lo.
of tho -
'g’mium'ml' mm“,
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and gas plants. water works. trolley; .
.lines. etc. in the American Military?
' cities in, France. . 5
i ' The cold weather is driving the 501-;
‘diers into the Young Neil's Christian;
Association and the Knights of Col.I .
'umbus huts during all their spatre
time. Both of these institutions are
Jdoing wonderful work among the;
31mm. keeping them iii camp away;
from temptations of the outside citi:
, life. and making them satisfied with‘
their sun'oundings. The Knights oi.
Columbus. for a .new organization. is
doing remarkably well, and now that;
the Y. Iii. C. A. drive for support is
ended. the citizens of Norwalk. as
Well ns'othor places throughout the
countiy.‘ if they wish to help the boysi
in camp should cuntiibute to the,
Knights of Columbus fund being rais-‘ "
main building at I
hold 3.500 men.‘
are t
ed this week. The
Camp Dot-ens will-
and several smaller building»;
now being erected .“throughout lhl’;‘ ,
camp. Around Boat n Way ~thc;
Knights of Columbus one getting;
Ssonie Very big subscriptions. one read
i son being that the otnccr in charge
idld great work during the Y. 'll./ C.
A. drive, securing a leave of absepcs‘
and soliciting. many aabacrlptloiis 4hr;
the'Y. M. C. a. fund. The Knights
'of'Ctlumbus fund. not only furnishes
places forCatholic men on Sunday.
.but iti|.through the week the quar-
ters an:- open for‘nll denominations.
and classes. for entertainments. meet-1
lag places. etc, reading material. at»;
Nursery and othcrisupplics are four“
lshetl gratis. slid It, aim the men a.
.a good clean place to harsh sn
(Moray dIys Vile-1M W" can. »
sand la the e
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MW r
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red-blooded boys.
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HOME BI
Not toysébut" scientific
. and Pocket Billiard Tabl
Handsome dcsi
fit all homes. -
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fast Monarch cushions, accurate I.
. angles and ever-level playing beds.
gm in sizes to
‘ wicks can be m up anywhere with
case, and - folded away when not
Come in and try your skillon these last, meanest;
Drumsticks. Loam howbilllsrdicxhilaratcslhcu'nd
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Play Carom and Pocket Billiards in your lit/me and rcnr i
like all members of your Vizimily in-
this lilo-long comrade-ship. .
Homes need the protection of these fascinating pastimes 3
share-din common—you powcyour “ . . .
soctcty. But .make no mistake—ayou’ll love. the .- Billiard
Hour”? as much as_they. '
boys and girls your mm
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Luann rnnLnsi '
es with ‘
‘Brunswick prices range from
$35 upward ,' according tosizc and
design. Popular purchase plan
. lets you play, whilcyou pay.
- Expert book of 33 gainer and
high-class until of. balls,. cues,
ctc., given with eaterylrusswick.
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one thing each finish—every economy is genuine.
, and some.
*‘thm w
have
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Entrance on Main St“ Fairfield Ave. Cannon St. . J
Economy
*‘ is not
Hoarding
A man who hoards will never
the contempt of all who know him.
But the man who economizes will act more euioyment 3
all through his life. Will be of real help to his fellow. will ._ .
actuallv accomplish more and get more.
. We are calm: to win this war bv economv: not bv
hoarding. -
'We must buy the thintzs we’ve been acit‘itéiomed to
having. We must keen every wheel of industry humming.
Business must zo swmaintz alone. ,.
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But we must not be wasteful. We must. make every ~-
dollar count. tit: :n. 1'
We must all do business as usual. “Businesg'a'tfdtlh 3'
not mean slleV'bllVlnt! and selling in stores. It means fl," .
everv sort of bustness from the farm to the factory. v- '
Business is a his: chain that drives us all ahead. Each -
dollar we spend helps to keep some other worker busy. .lf
we stop buying. the chain is broken and some worker loses " A
a part of his wares. at least. If enmitzh people stop bovine. "1
thousands of workers lose their entire employment.
That must not be. We must keep busy. .
_We must fight. to win the war. We must produce. . '
to Win the war. ‘
England and France could not do both—and thev had ' '
to come to us for supplies and for help. We must do both. .-
And we can onlv do that by keeping each worker busy. bv, -
spending our money wisely and economically.
gain anything except: .
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so
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Germanv hit France as hard by seizing her mines and 5" :J
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factories as she did by mobbintr her cities. We must let ’ o-‘~ -'
no foolish fancy of hoarding cut down the output or our . '
mines and our factories.
. , Let us be busv and keen btisv._let us live as we have i ,
lived“, to as mat a‘ degree as MlblCr-rb‘ut let us waste - _.
nothing and let us spend. our monev with . care egg
cconomv. .v ' ,i’dw.
.tiuna‘l
min-ml"
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: Children’s Joydays°i“’“*“f
Musflbe Claudio“? "
Let no dark cloud of worrv sodilla'zadren's Christ»
mas. '
. There is onetime in the vent; when the little folks tie-1
serve to be constdered before all others.
Christmas is their h idav. essentiallv.
This year we can , . ' a patriotic holidav!
‘ Have vou seen the t oil
to Tovlanrl? ,.. ,
Thosedolls al filtrtlé’llall'lot‘}. evei'v one. Most of them
are American nit ' out. ‘A few daintv French maidens
have turned them. But‘ho enemy alien is welcome in, Tov- -
land’s familv. ‘
. Brine the vounz folks to see it and enioy it. There.
is wonderful amount of pleasure in .anticipatione-and
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‘ Christmas mornint'z will be all the merrier if it brings some .' ‘ I
admired member of this Toylantl gathering.
l-‘ntli'fll flmir.
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To Help
You Economist!
the store does its share. bv bringinit desirable merchan- :.
disc in stood quantity at lea than usual price. Sometimes ;
that’s because we live up our profit. sometimes it's be- .
cause makers have to aive up theirs. You may be sure of '
Women's beautiful silks of many weaves and colors. A
Womne’s dresses all-ready to wear. poplin and satin '
Women’s-fancy shoes of ' sorizhdv' style :"and- fins
oualitv. , i ' "
Some economics
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sthatflsmile happily at visitors ‘
Norwalk Chronicler