“GOOD-BYE; DEAR” ..
"Don’t worry about the coal.
The Perfectioii Oil Heater keeps
me warm whercvcrl am. I can
carry it to any room, so that I’m
always comfortable.”
With coal all present prices the
Perfection Glil Heater is a greater
saving than ever. /
A gallon of kerosene gives warm,
[cheering hctttt for eight hours.
The new No. 500 Perfection
Heater Wiclt comes trimmed and
burned off. all ready for use.
Makes re-wicking easy.
Use So-COuty ,Keroscne for best
results. ,
STANDARD on. co. or MW YORK '
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tion of the loclt. Only cash was tak-
i-n, except pennies. The safes yielded
about $1.00) and the vault, a small
sum, including some receipts from
DEPARTMENT STORE BURtliLARIZ-
ED
MIDDLETOWN, Nov. 27.—Uslng ni-
troglycerine. ttt'o sales in the cities
of the James H. Bunce Company. De-
partment Stores, were blown open ei-
ther Saturday or Sunday night. and a
security vault opened by manipula-
the postal tub-station.
Entrance was secured by a ladder}
to the second story, where. iron win-
dow shutters were pried open. Toots
luv-d were left’ behind by the men.
’//¢ ’4 /-" ,
l 1,02 '
’ lpltfitll’rtlllr hill-[810 consult the Con-
‘ -necticnt SiateCouncil of Defense he-
LYDIA'E. PINKHAM‘S '
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
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' 18 “l! M530“ "Md? {(9% W2 ll. .3421?
LYDIA LHNKNAH HIDlClNE. CG. LYNNJ‘IASS.
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g-i'orottorc than six months this
council has been perfoi‘mlng the tasks
tongwitich it was organized. lt Ian
clearly the intention of the federal‘
govctnntcnt when it asked me tut-l
point this council. and it was my ln~t
tuition in tarrying out that renown}
that the t‘onnecticut State. Councill
of Defense tillOliltl hate full supem‘l
Ision over f‘onnecticut's part in the
{civilian activities called {or by the
”row-cotton of the war.
I “Multiplicity of organizations at-
.tctuptlng to do the same thing re.
sulttt in duplication and waste. if
tour Matt" is to perform its part to its
tfuilest cilicicncy, there must be no
’tvaste and. therefore. no duplication,
l "l urgently desire that the citizens
.of ('onnecticut coopctatc fully with
'the Connecticut State (‘ouncil of De-
fense. and undertake no war activity
twithout consulting the council, which
has it»; otticeet in the State Capitol.
Hartford. livery ounce of power
that lll'rl't‘ is in our state must be de-
voted to the task of winning the war;
every bit of individual enort to help
America's causi- i;. welcomed and up-
lltecialed by your governor. it is to
N‘flllt' lllt' greatest power from the
oelfort expended that i ask the peo-
‘lorc they inaugurate Jilly tit-w effort,
lnortlcr that the, ubole organization
of the t-Ottnc‘l nt'y 9’, made available
‘efiort and wasted t-nctcy.
of (“onttcctlcuh
call to ilu-it' patriotism. and will re
:‘pOntl to a request which is intended
to keep Connecticut ll lcrtdcr anion:
,thc rtatm in th‘ cmcir'ncy and valuo
.to thc notcrtuutnl. of her response
to tltr nation's call for service,
"M. H. Holcomb, tiot't-rnor."
MORRlSON Exififis
tconttnued emu rage om
the iiflllltlllrill'ttllttll of tltt- t‘ltilfl labor
and attendance laws. /
| Mr.
Zing a member of tho
lfraternity. and of tin. Castillo
inauntlct nocicty. lie was ntttgnn
‘icnorsrttrn'
to every dcttirafile undertaking and
that there may be no duplication of
"i make this appeal to the people
feeling certain that
lllt\ uill see the important of this
UPON NEW DUTIES
Monti-ton was both ‘in Old ‘
,Town. M0,. and was ll‘ilflllitit'd from ’
iDnrtntovtIlt in lllt‘ clam of 189.), be.
llsl Upsilon
and
- To get out of your motor
all the power that was
built into it requires a
gasoline that is not only
POWER
pure hut uniform.
It is because every gallon of
cum llllfllt' in his class, and received -'
lseverai Nt'lmltlt‘rllilp prim tittflntt his
f college course.
t From the .\’vw llillllll‘illll't‘ ('ollt-gn i
lof Agriculture, and \lt-chauic .\l‘i:.
lhe l‘f‘t'f‘ilt‘tl tltt- deal-cc of master of ’
acknce. lie “as principal of thr-
high school at Milford, N ll. alter
lfll'tulliflllol‘i from college nttd later
ivas superintendent of schools lll tltc
-city of Portsmouth. in 1904 M was
made state superintcntlt-nt of Schools
; for .Nt-u' limupnhlt‘t',
i Mr. Morrison t'olllt-t-i to ('onnt-cti-
arm from that office. While lllt'l"
futon)“ chttngnt weit- llllltll‘ tn the or-
:anizatlon of it's (it‘ltlll‘lmfllll and he
iwas instrumental in bringing about
numerous important changes in the
lptibllc school system tn New lllllllll'
shit-c. Among his other duties Mr.
Morrison has bro-u l/l"l|ll't'l‘ at the
l'nlvcrsity of Chicago. llc has given
addresses and lectures at the Fairer-
isit)‘ of Wisconsin. in all the New
England states, tn Iowa and in Cali-
tornia. ‘ '
i On TltnnltsziVing nialtt a social and
dance will be given by the Elks at
their home on South Main street the
proccctitt of which will be used to pur-
chase Christmas. gifts ,for the mem-
lbcrtt of the local lodtzc who are in
service.
i _ "f" "“‘ ""
é -——.\ good adv. page in the best
l "8031'. .
“W
7‘
noun GUARD
LIKELY TO BECOME
NATIONAL thm,
—~_..J_..
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
have been I'tccitetl.
Colonel t‘ttt'tcr's tuetum‘ttntlttm to
lllt' various states ntiJutnnts nt-ncrttl
issued by the President With refer-
once to cnctny aliens in this country
and uslttt their aid in carrying out
tions pttt into force. Answers were
requested from each state to the fol-l
lowing questions: "What forces are!
now available in your hinte for thit-I
duty}
llcintr?
menaccd by an alien population? Will
there be any obh-ctiou to having ttta'v
guard» or troops under the direction
of the butcntt of militia affairs. Will
{state guards and state constnbularien
v‘object to being employed in the en-
forcement of the President's procla-
mation 1'"
I Adjutant General George H. f‘olc.
.v.lio received Saturday afternoon
isuch a qucttlionnire, said that "Con-
tnectlcut is well prepared to aid in
such a protective scheme." but that
the camel port that this state may
:pltt)’ tit-ponds upon conference. with
lthe governor. After this conference
ithe state's position will be determin-
!f'tl and answers to the govortttttcnt's
i questions arm to Washington.
'HALLtoAV sues FOR 'sEPAnA.
l TlON NAMING aOMERo
! itilllit‘.lttl"t'lll"l‘H Nov. ‘26, William
-.\. littllitlay, whose frenzied financial
operations brought him into the lime-
;light about a year ago, has again
iconic h’cforc thc court of l-‘ttittield
,coun y. this time as thc plaintiff in
in Hill. for divorce from his wife,
{Annie l.. living llnll'tiuy. naming his
yiot‘utcr partner, l-‘rnnclit Romero. as
[the corcspondcnt. in infidelity
ficharacs. The papers were filed it»
1 day in the superior court.
l littlliduy and Annie L. Irving wm
tntarricd January 28. 1898,.nml came.
lto llridttcport in 1915. in this com-
ltilaint liailidtiy alleges that at divers
"tittton since. January 1. 1916, Mrs.
. Hallidny hits been guilty of inihlt-liiy
; with llomero.
i llallidny cntno before the public
. about a year ago lll connection with
t nutttet'oun real estate dcaia which in-
} volvctl property in Garfield avenue.
. Late in November, 19m. a suspicious .
1 fire destroyed a new house llalllday
lhad sold a short time before. and
» later llall'day was accused of setting
fire to the building. .
Halllday had a quarrel with R0-
mero in, his home Garfield avenue,
and during tho~ NW9!“
satin
Btitttntt
until;
moan!“
The Sign of a Reliable Dealer
and the World’s Best Gasoline ,
DEALERS WHO SELL
SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE
Red, White and Blue sign.
Standard Oil (lot of New York
the arson charge Mrs. iiallldny was ('lturch
the chief witness. and told ont- of tho
I v . . . .
imost remarkable stories ever llt'ltrtl 0“ “‘9“ H‘“ on “"9“: who has bcen
in a ilritlttcpott court, accusing her on leaVe to do Y. .\l. C. A. work at
3 Camp Meade, today asked for a year's
Home to go overseas in similar lines
lot activity. Next Sunday the request
’. .' '
R. W. Keelar
Wilton Garage
Rowaytoo, Conn.
i’atrtctt ntntlaney
Samuel Mead
R.S.Putne!
. r 'I'U""';
' t t t i all" Gilli-NE
.. .uTn"~3
0 Ob '0‘ '4'" l
t x a» 'I"
I . .’$l':". 1..
. v- ’ . ' tlIJ'tt.
SOCONYV Motor Gasoline is like W“ "MW-"t . "W“
- g. L. Benedict Beiward (t Butter!
every other gallon, no matter w. a Austin 3' $133“,
‘ Hardware s Anti v. - .
p where you buy It, that SOCONY “93;ng .F'ctl‘ mm“:
. ‘ ‘ , h u it. want: PM PM, ,
runs a motor so muc more v“ (Paddler)
_ Riynolds Iota.
cflictcntly than the best of ttn- ”'gfimm“ "‘ “‘0; gaging“
' 1. 'fi 1 l' A . h . C'B'H'm'“ 31°" '
1t cntt et gaso mes. car , ure A. um. «n 3 Wk“...
, r}. P. r’Connor '
tor once adjusted to SOCON Y Ricclo IBl'others 3135.333”
. _ Louis 6. Roblcbautl Sausatudr Mano a.
is ttd usied for kee is. a.» Not-walk WW5 C°'
J l G F C1.
. A' 8' Earner Tufnhhatlnnnnzsey
W. C. Hoe ' ' ' ' .
You will find that SOCONY will.» iii; 33?" $3313”
o T I ' .1 Cnnburyrfiomalls nah“- & Company
guts mate m1 cs to the gallon “1-ng” k p. n. Spellman
. Silvermo orwai Company
and more power to the mile. " fm‘c M m... Conn.
,1 o .
Say So-CO-ny and look for the Mn Hart“: Einnéiilg.
Sterling Mow:
- Weatport, Conn.
Westport Garage
Sauaatuck. Conn.
scrotal .«Itots, one taking rift-ct in' NEW HAVEN PASTOR WANTS
littllitlay's arm.
ion charges of assault with intent to'
tltlll and inter upon a charge of arson :
Both twrc urn-"ct! LEAVE or asseucs
NEW HAVEN, Nov, 21—01:
In the trial before the city court on ‘ “an"! E. Mum".
in Christ,
husband of arson.
THANKSGIVING DAY seminal.
iMAN raouitso eon-two veans
lien and women should not suffer ‘
from backache, rhcumatic pains, tilifl
‘ "“V- joints and swollen, sore muscles.
pastor of First;
Congregationalism
when rtllet can be easily bad. James
McCrci'y, Berricn Center, Mich, say»!
he was trouble with kidney and blad-
der trouble for two years; would have
to get up several times during the
night and had painrt across his ltldo
ncys. fin. used several kinds ot medic
The Sentinel will be issued as aiwill probtibiy be granted. Earlier pas- cine without rclief, but Foley's Kids
promptly and effectively the retrain-morning paper on Thursday next,” tors of this church from Colonial days no}. pm. cured him. Many such let-
and news rhould reach the oflcs of,have had active participation in thisnrm' come awry day 'from all part!
publication On Wednesday afternoonicountry's wars.
Are there any fot'ccs sttfli-I‘”"”"
clontly strong to do ”the work ct’i‘t-c-z
t
t'ivt-ly? What facilities are at‘ttilnhlv'
for the transportation Iofl .ill,~
guards? What do you see in your.
suite that needs more ctfrctive [,0,
What facilities secln to furl
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“The Lawost 5.1. o! Aquatics” a. the World"
You must eat to live, and so long a
wk
At All Mutt toc.,
/,
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scyour stomach digests
and assimilates its food, sickness sel om attacks you. But .
hasty and careless eating frequently interferes wrth the
digestion and starts stomach troubles. Good health depends
. so much on the condititm of the stomach, that unusual care
should be taken to keep it in good order. To maintain
? A Healthy Stomach
take Beecham’s Pills at the first sign of a sick headache,
indigestion biliousness or constt anon. A'dose or two Will
usually right the trouble, tone t e digestion and improve
the appetite. Made entirely of medtcmal herbs, these pills
*” act naturally, without any, unpleasant after-effects, For,
more than sixty years, the timely use of Beecham s Pills
has helped men and vvomen tn all parts of the world to
attoid many of life’s ailments and keep a healthy stomach
' . In a Healthy Body
Directions of special value to women are with every be:
of the country—Stillmn-Fowell Corp.
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Norwalk Chronicler