a
“ \‘.‘,"..;-.::: ii. (,.i;- fiat-uni}. iti~
”(flirts-d in the 2:113:13) Sefll‘d’l .v! the
rfiinai corps {or ground with.
Harris tit Cans "
Tixr-n' hurling tv. i 21;.3 stitwi,
‘l-as i‘_(-').!,:c.1 the eight oi tho eye IL
"ctiit‘s; (gained tpcn for :1. colorant
ind mg; ’IS to be able ['3 be about
. £0011.
. g The mohthly demiiuoal' arzl bu»;-
:ni.as meeting of the Sixth Nonvalz
COAL ACongregational church will be Mid
lthin evening at 8 o’clock, the Woman's
Bible class will meet immediately at-
H That’s A" ,ivr the business meeting.
‘ Rev. F. A. Coleman, rector of 'l‘r'a-
. iity Episcopal church, is receiving con-
tributions today and has been all lill‘
week for the Thanksgiving baskets
“ w“ m 'that the church sendn out. Anyone
who inches to contribute anythinr
should do so this afternoon as tho has:-
1'01. 1” ,ltets will be distributed toxin-"ow.
. BUTLER LODGE IN DANBURY.
_T-’-' '— ’ ' fiisouth Norwalk Odd Fellows Work
Degree on Fraternal Visit.
Norwalk, paid a fraternal visit to Pro
great-live lodge of this city, last night.
says the Daubury News. and the ill'ty
'mcmbcrs who came here to repay tho
visit made last spring by Progressive
lodge received a warm and cordial
greeting which dispelled the cold
which the visitors had encountered on
__ __ ‘the trip by automobile to this city. A
Attorney» 1200 Davis. recently an very large representation of the Pro-
pointedaoonmitteeon sales, has sold greasive lodgc members was present
the Elisabeth Varian PW”! to to greet the guests and to shower
Chalios 8. Rules. of Ward street, for. well—deserved words of praise upon
the m 01",“. their team for the cxccllent manner
. ‘ tin which the initiatory dcgree was
-—Wood for sale. I Jawrence‘ Fl”m'worked on a class of candidates.
Cedar i-treet. Tel. 257,5” i Following the dt-groc work a supper
- ‘was served in the banquet hall. The
f -fl"
Oflcer John Toothlll worked in the
First District yesterday from 11 un-
til 1 p. n. taking the place of Ofllcer
Jarvis 8. Murray. who was in Bridge
port.
c. Ill. 6., and the Wei-itport Company, 5““1‘“ ”in"!!! t" the corllmittce in
drilled in battalion formation at the "ham ""10“ W's“-
"m last. night. Major Edward 9" District Dcputy Grand Master E. W
Weed was in charge. ,Railey prcsidcd us toastmaater for
. ___ {the speaking which followed the
A large» delegation from Norwalk spread and fin" (‘allt’d upon B. S.
Aerie, No. .188. r. o. i:., will go to 0033. nnblc grand of Promsnw.
3,;di tonight, to attgnd the 19¢ lodge, who Welcomed the vitiltora and
lure which will be given by Worthy thanked them for coming to iianbury
President Winters, The trip will ho and. working thc‘degrcc in the style in
mode by automobile. WNW! they did. '
Albert E. Brown, noble grand oi
~THE MASQUERADE EButlcr lodge. responded, and in a brict
that'cdilerent, lot (30., C. H. G. ball but, impressive speech spoke to the
extraordinary Thanksgiving even, ar- candidates upon the work which they
mot-y. Adm, 50c, your friend's friend had rcceived. other visitors who
25c. ‘ «spoke WPN'» District llcpnty Grand
‘ George Hunter, Acting Chaplain
A NewtOWn avrnue 93" dl'lVPn by Frank linker, Past Grand Curtis,
Motorman [Robert Morton, smashed Owens, Robert Acton, John Banks, a
'into an summobili‘. owned and “law?“ member of ngrcssivc lodge who now
by Albert Gchebc, inst night. ohm“ rcsitlc‘s in 'Norwalk; Clarence Brown
7:20 o'clock. in Wall alrcet. Th8 m9" and Ernest. Crofont a member of Purl-
chinerwas only slightly damaged. and tan lodge of Stamford: and Louis Cro
Mr. dehehe was uninjured. (”“09" foot, Martin R. Abrial and lra n. Wild
Clone investigated thc _ mishap. but man, of i’rogrcsxlvo lodge, also spoke.
made no arrests. { '
The entertainment committee .0!E NoRyfitK.yfgg:rzamego,;°T£s
South NON'JW Lodge, boyal Drder 0ft . . Tokeneke Colony
Moose. has planned “WW“ 9‘0"” Mi Architect 'A. N. Paddock is prepar-
interest next month. One 0‘ ”"59 in: tonintivc piano for an important
will be a SMOKE? on Monday evening. development at Tokencke, in which
December 17th. and another 1““ ‘39 Herbert Witherspoon, who makes his
the New Year's 3'8 ball. m illuaic home thcre, lathe prlmc mover, It. is
Hall, December 3131' There “n” he pl‘ODOiit'd to build ncvernl lramc cot-
. prizes for the “10-“ 3’30”“ dancers-1.1””; to form a colony for musical
and also a door prize. ,students, accommodations being pro
,vidcd for about 200. The cottages
basketballf will have six rooms each, of the ‘ bun--
galow type. and will be attractively
fitted up, with firt‘placc. NC. it is ex-
pected that the. work will he undertak-
ten in the spring. ’
Improvements to Residence
A. R. Malkin I: Co. haVc. the con-
tract tor making improvements to the
residence of George C. ll ill, 982 Park
avenue, New: York, who has just pur-
chased the Smith pincc,
Green, Norwalk. The improvements
Vvill include sun parlor, sleeping porch-
es, etc., and new decorations. The
. ill do the
. orni EHeating I: Plumbing 00., w
offices of Charles Curtis, this m n; ‘ plumbing and heating, and the plans
t f damage created by the
:12; sizzling: y” _ determined are by Architect A. N. PaddoCk.
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—'l‘hankhgiving night.
Norwalka's. Celtics. Dancing in the in—
tervals. Res’d seats. Dagon's, Nor.
Donneliy'ri, So. Nor. Music' by Svec's
-,orchestra.
Insurance investigators were ini
Not-walk yesterday, adjusting damages‘
for the Norwalk Congregational
Church, incumid in the first ot one
week ago. A. R. Militia, the local
contractor, represented the church.
and Frederick J, Bliss. of Hartford,
represented the insurance companies,
at a conference which was held in the
,
Avoid Worry
‘ lly lentils a
Safe
Deposit
Box
For Thanksgiving Day
Turkey as Usual
Our
SHOES ‘
muwoq«m Wynn-rm s
The Second Company 0' Norwalklmenu watt pleasing and was done. luil‘
facing the >—
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PALESTINE {OR ‘
JEWS rovoaco .
BY .‘t‘RMENIANS;
’l'lt‘» ’I.;«i it dtr'l:i",:i'::i in bro." 0.
3. national JPWl,iil it one in Palestine,
Wits met with the wwnxstapprovalby
ll: Armenians and has elec it‘d from
then: gzwlinzh oi welcome for then
:lulure. nriglibors. They Sit. in list
icsiabliahmrrt of H Jewish Pale-stint
th‘ir own t-iiiuncipation.
Mr. ll. ll. Khanoyan. chairman oi
the New Yolk Brilnl'h ot Armenian
linioz; ha..- auihorizul the Prmisional
Zionst (toiituizait. to issue the folio-n»
,ing statement in behalf of his orgur
: nization:
- "The l-Slabillilll’iii of a Jewish
homeland in Palestine by the Allied
governments means the t-msncipation
of the long—suffering Armenian pcri~
pie. Our hopes are' bound up in that
cause of the AlliOi-t, and this war
means life or death to us. Should the
Allies win, our race will live. The:
Armenians. as well an the Jens, are
,fighting in ths- Allied armies, know-
;ing that the muse- of the Allies is
. their cause.
-, “We Armenians haw: the same in~
traits as the Jt-wlsh people. Wc
have siiuend thc will? persecutions.
and we ato- t'riving for the same cutli
We are as pleased to soc the Jewish.
Butler lodge, 1.0.0. F., oi South movie get tiieir tight; as we shall'nrt-hcsirn,
.be to obtain our own." i
in making this _statcmcnt. Mr:
Khazoyan scmatlcd the action of thc'.
London Armenian linion which sent a
letter to Lord Walter Lionel lloths-i
child. Vice-President of the Enslish'v
Zionist Federation, extending to him
and all the leaders and Zionist or-
ganizations throughout the world. itii
congratulations and expressing its
gratification upon the Tecoguition at
Jewish nationality and the just and
unalienable claim of the Jewish poo
pie to the historic soil and the land at
their ancgatry.
’ SilffllESS, W0
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’ Rub Pain From Back With Small Trial‘
’ Bottle of Old "St. Jacob's Oil" l
Back hurt you? Can't straighten up
without feeling auddr-n palna, sharp
aches and twinges? Now listen!
That's lumbago, sciatica or may’w
from a strain, and you'll get relief thi-
soothing, penetrating, "St. Jacob's Oil"
soothing, penetrating “St. acob's Oil."
;.\'othlng else takes “out soreness.
lamenem and stiffness so quit-lily. Youl
simply rub it on your back and out
comes the pain. it is harmless, and
doesn't burn the skin. 1
5 .Liniber up! Don't nutter! Get a
small trial bottle at old, honcst "BL,
Jacob's Oil" from any drug store, and
after using it just once, vou'll forget
that you, ever had backache, lumiiago
or sciatica, because your back will
never hurt or cause any more minery.
it never disappoints and has been rec-
iominended (or 60 yearn—Adv.
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Advertise in The Sentinel. l
van? LITTLE tusAa
mew HAVEN, Nov. vim: little
sugar has ohminnbic in New llivcn
Morn: today. i'ri'ii'r punt-- :51:')t"".l-
_."c:i, r. givrtr t-:,i (on. ivlcri iilc t it :z'tic
it: fivcpz'uiit “Jig, Ilcforc t'r.) slope of)“
(”ll-(i, the 1.10th my, about two that:-
:arw? "ford-an wcrc ninrr'a‘tl "i frmi of
0n the first rurgc, :13 the.
door ope-nod window‘s were limited
and other damage done. Then the
police rot an order, and the sugar was
quickly mid. Saturdav, another gro
cor, not having taken precaution to
haw police on hand, offered sugar.
i’w store.
and his store was nearly wrecked, ho .
rt‘pori'ing todav that forty bags of
ubite flour were among the articles
trampled under feet of the crowd,
COOKENOE TRIBE VARIETY
DANCE
Under the auspices
Tribe. No. 32, i. 0. R. M., a. very suo
ccsaful Variety dance was held last
night, in Red Men's Hall, in Main
‘ street. A very large crowd was in at-
tendance, and all at the old fashioned
and modern dances were cultured. Muv
sic was rendered by Svec's complete
and refreshments well
served during the intermission. The
goodtitne broke up about midnight.
Then why don't you stop
in here and get one 9 Our
terms are so easy that you
‘ won't have to worry about
the money end of it.
Victora and throlu. "0
mo.
to
run a. roan
Player-Rolls,
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Ix Washington Street.
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The very laieslmodeislor men, women
and children, for all occasion
. ' Satisfactory Stockings
0i silk, lists, or high grade cotton
81 BRACKEN ,
' South Norwalk.
5s Wall Street.
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KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold at
8'1] Shut—On and Other Hominy. .,
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orvommsu ‘ -
. Not-walk.
demotion-smit-
dons promptly filled. Expo-r Repairing.
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record, conservative management and strong financial resources
as csssutlsrfeaturn which should influence you in selecting a
sate depository for your savings. ‘
“questioned security is aflordcd by this Bank for the de-
posit of idle money.
You omnbins both safety and liberal interest when you
depodt here.
The City National Bank
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