castration: .. i w, "" "thee-tiny...” lutohn um
balms Irate-sf charisma would 0! m and osrerai nephews
of order and as it will "‘pr and linen. Tue funeral was. ht:
sible to have the system ready for mm' with the,intcrxn-pt.
Sunday the schoolhouno will be used. W“ autumn.
The "hot dog" social, hold at the
Congregational church Tuesday night
was greatly enjoyed by the 45 nien
who were resent. It was durhg this
time that the heating system went
out of order, and it was necessary to
Louis Simon has ”lewd “mums many oil stoves into over
Brooklyn M Di! 50M” ““3““ ,to keep the place warm. The men.
however, did not depart until a late
hour.
o‘—
ton, Ilsa Florence Banks, Miss label
, cm MARKET
no no. MAIN ST
en-nd the Thanksgiving recess
their school duties at their
hero.
Mrs. Arthur Bradley of "Norwood
88ml,” is stilettos from a badly
bruised forehead, «used by couins in
sudden contact with one of the verso
da posts, as’ she was entering t,.e
Dr. Godfrey and family are spend-
ing the day in Stamford.
neighboring friends, Frida y.
! i .\ir.8tork,w1io livesin the lat over
I W. Deverill “‘ family are spend the Darien Library was arrested one
ling the MM” ‘l we“ N’ 1" iday last week by federal olcers as
. an alien enemy. He was working at
Among those entertaining dinner
guest: on Thursday are Mr. and Its.
Prank Morehonse. Charles R. Hora
; - . -' -~ it - Ad
'givneg “ah you all a hopp, Th” 5 Mineola and he did not have the neo ,l‘lw ‘Yng‘m'v d’l‘lr' "“l'gani‘mf‘ Ville”:
. \t'l . i , ‘ orr, r. an rs. ,. .
.essaiy license which is now grantt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benedict. Mr.
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' to.nliens. it was also learned . and Ira. pun Bennett. m" 3w;
he was doing government work and and Miss Mary .Sturges, Mr. and Ira.
jin some manner made a few remarks William Clifford, ”5 '34 3‘" 3‘3”“
which lead the aworities to believ- §::::e;§rmndlr:‘gém:lt§‘o A
that something was wrong. lie imme- ‘
.diately was placed under arrest, when
'he was asked for the necessary per-
All of the stores in town remain? guilt to be in restricted territory be
open until late last night. as they will could (“3‘ produce "' causing his ”in
be closed all day today. um“ ""° “"Wl’v “a ‘5 ”0" ”mm"
. [ed at Ellis island. At the time of his,
larrest he was working as a carved,
j Dr. Griswold Bragaw is a visitor in
1l'Iorrington for the week end.’
, .
C"! Clerk lrving D. Robertson ts The Misses Brady of West avenue
Wing the day in New York. ‘are entertaining their nephewa from
{New York for the holiday.
SENTENCED TO DIE FOR
PLAN TOIJOIN ENEMY
Ir. and Mrs. Clarence l. Finch and
family of Port Point road are spending
the day with rahtives in Bridgeport.
BMW “all MM.“ Guilty by
cwwuartlal, Int Washington
Authoritiss Ask for tits
Facts
WASHISGTON, Nov. 27.--Scntoncc
9.
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Ilsa Gertrude Grooaohnor, she is
is
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0
Remember the postoi‘llco will only
teaching in Weston spending . ter
Thanksgiving at her home 19 Fort be open this morning and not tonlght,: ' of death before - rifle squad ha!
517991- .“ b" been the custom. i been imposed by a court-martial Ipol
r I
L— on enlisted man of the American army
in the United States. on his convic-
tlon of assertion with intent to loll
the enemy forces.
. it was learned todav at the War
department. however, that ofllcialr
here are not satisfied from the evi-
Licut. John Keogh expects to return
to duty beginning next Sunday. and
will leave here tomorrow evening or
early Saturday morning.
A free looting picture entertain-i
ment was given in ii.» Center :(‘llOflli
last night. E
I f‘ariton liullnrd wmt to Bridge '
port. ytnttcrday. to enlist in the heavy,
The regular mid-week meeting of
l
The schools (‘lilrlu‘ Wednesday. for
artill .r '.
the Advent Christian church was ht-ld e ) > 7 :Thanksgivlng "To” deuce adduced before the court. thlf
last evening, itev. G. if. Teeple being Mrs. p. t:. ”mm“ 0, Tokeneke gs; .- ,_”__ latent to join the ent-mv was establish.
in charge. stopping :tt ”‘0 llawnport llotel' M" and Mrs. “WW" ”W“ film“ "W "1' “d the "w mu" has been asked
for additional information to clear up
this point.
The soldier in question is of either
German birth or descent. it is undrr-I
stood, although the details of the ca“.
including the name of the prisoner.
are ultbhcld. .
The sentence of the court-martial
will not be executed until approval
from Washington has been received,
because the dcsortion was not in the
face of the enemy.
" Stamford. for it short time .day in mun Sunday. .”
Captain Johnson of Seabright. .\'. J.. . , .
who in 00mins in every week with .t Mr, and Mrs. E, Burgess of Leroy1“.‘:0%atr::u,lx;:ti $03,523:: 2:;
boat load 0‘ "93h “511 offered 501“" "1‘" avenue, art- spending, the week in x?“ (‘itnntindale. ‘
continual bargains yesterday. which ark. I I
wore readily taken advantage of by
careful housewives.
,,
i
t llasior "Tom-y" (iltTotto, who has
Solman and mm been detained from school by illness,
has rt-cmei'cd.
Mr. and Mrs S. Li.
ily have closed their summt-r home
Fishermen were out today in spite here and have returned to New York.
of the weather and it is expected that who has been ill '0, two “1.9m. in re
my good catches of smelt, frostfisli Sam Sht'l‘rr and family are spend norm! n! improving.
lid him of which there are Hill] ing the holiday at the home of friends
quite a few will be reported tomor- at tiranbury.
row.
Samuel Kellogg of liillcrest avenue
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NEWSPIINT PAPER AGREEMENT”
WASHINGTON. .‘iov. 28. —- The}
newsprint agreement announced in1
New York was reached here last
Ru. (‘llhlll'n \i'. Hurt and family
will enjoy Thanksgiving dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. l'rnnk livnnett.
Misti Hattie Ratke. bookkeeper of
A sunrise service was held in the the Home liank and Trust Company.
East Avenue M. P. church this mow— is spending the holiday in Bridge-
liiss Gertrude lrocst-hnc.’ wii't
spend’the Thanksgiving intermission
ll: from 7 until 8. at which the pawn- port. M im- home in East Norwaik. week between manufacturers, publish
Rev. H. E. Wilson spoke" at Homo -- ers and representation of ll" INPUT"
length upon a subject appropriate 1.) Mr. and M” Charles 0““ 5”" meat of Justice and the Federal Trails
~ Richard Abendroth. Jr., “1‘“ L" 5"“- l’I‘lltt‘llfl in \‘cw York when- Mr. Cot-so
t: d3" dfdme a ""3" number “I ”'9" tioned at Fort Wright. is home to is undergoing medical treatment.
’ ’ 3 en the service. spend Thanksgiving dtty with his pair-
‘3.
Commission. lt is‘silsllar in runny re
spects to one negotiated earlier undo
which paper would “3% cents.
The manufacturers, however, with-5
drew from the first ‘agreement when
the Department of Justice refused to
become a party to it and insisted on.
prosecution. The trade .couunissionl
argued unsuccessfully that, as the
chief aim sought was to reduce the
price of paper, prosecutions were not
wise.
' According to reports current here
only one paper manufacturer among
those indicted has declined to enter
the agreement. At the Department of
Justke it won learned last week tha:
Elmer Hull and John Fitch are in
Bridgeport for their fourth week of
‘ . jury duty in the Common Pleas court.
(1. Sexton. ,supertntentleo.’ of Kt-n- The last mpmng of the xmgpm
waydin farm, is entertaining his son Thimble club was held with Mrs. Wil-
and daughter-in-inw of New Haven in.- lam P- 1'0“"in “l "I" “'09! Side-
today.
No meetings of either the Ladies' on
Aid Society nor the Bible Study cia<s
of the East Avenue M. E. churcn wen-
held yesterday owing to the holiday.
The Temple Claus oi the South .‘Ior-
walk Congregational church iiln‘ii at
the home of Miss Day on East :t-cnue George Schllchtinx and Bradford
tomorrow afternoon.
f!
t
1‘;
iniur~l h a fall fr l l f .
Ballard are the first two in town to ”mg"; weeks .2133 08‘ 0 corn
have enjoyed skating. They skated on
Today there were a number of men the m3] Pond Monday.
from Fort Terry and Camp Dorms ,_.,__._
home with their relatives and friends The .vigilnncc committee held a
:anmn‘mng turkey. chicken meeting Tuesday night in the town
on agood big beef lit‘flkt hall and the work which they did
N. ilnxstctl of the Upper Parish
now able to use his arm, which he
‘.\lr. and Mrs. Horace t". llurlbutt. of
Norrield street, left town Saturday, on
route to North Parolina, where they
will spend the winter.
t
The boys 811 look well and sects to be could not be teamed. my; 333 31:“ will” "2:33;“ ‘92:; it he continued to hold out the depart’
glad to get home. The outdoor mt.- child will spend it rottv"wet-its in m- mcm would so to the Hm“ *0 0W“
practically all day long puts pep into The Center school had no Thanktt- trnlt Mich. before moving to their nrw l
their movements and it is expected giving program yesterday. and ll 1mm“ ‘
that when the entire contingent cornes closed at i p. m., to reopen next. Moll-
home as it plans to on Saturday. Dec. day.
8th quite a change between the men
his conviction.
1'an OF ARMY AMBULANCE
CORPS
WASHINGTON. .\'ov. 28.—'l'he ad-
vance guard of more than 1,00! of the
Armv Ambulance Corps of Allentown,
Pa, are in the capital today after
making a twohundred-mile trip in
motor trucks to see their all-star else
on clash with Georgetown University
at American League Park Thanksgiv-
ing Day. Fifty-two motor trucks.
forty ambulances and ten field kitch-
ens brought the routers.
. The A balance team, comprisinl
college/arson from all sections. will
meet strong opposition in George
town. which this. season has defeated
1 'Mr. nnti Mrs. iiucklcy of Springfield,
Misha. who have bern guests of Mr.
‘ 'zn .\ .Ch i.ll- llcl.'t‘elh,ir
when they left and as they at“ now Many of the youngsters of the town ,‘ngflir; anagflwggg 17 “1:“? “3'
will be noticed. Good food, good were out yesterday seeking a place left town for an extended southern
hours and hard work have made men where they could {slide with their lrlil-
of all of them. I .sleds.
William liedieni, of Bradley Street.
A ~ . .ml7t' ' rs, ho had been ill for
rottentcnsua cars 14 mourns. The condition of the little mite :5;;,.,’§,ff,’,,hf,md "Ma, mm a,
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 28.—former which leads underneath the railrcatho Westport Sanitarium. win-re ht.
commander of the German non raider bridge isin a very utilppery condition had WWI taken ”to preceding flundny
Prinz Eltel Friedrich, was sentenced a little sand sprinkled on it would he::ia§:(:“orflti¥::t:nnaatn‘tf “ind giant:
1- the United States District Court very much indeed, welcomed by boch ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ A
here today to fourteen months’ in autoista and horse owners and driz-i
prisonment. die wai convicted of era. ' I
violating the Mann thito Slave law -—--— i
5! mull! l young German domestic Christmas smoking packets for they
Linouiue
; to this ““7 from lthaca, N. Y» last soldiers have made their appearance; Springfield, “lull. I'll M
_ . :tnuary. Sentence of the court will in town. They consist of four pack-‘5 , , \iashingtt'm I“ W-
e from June 22. when Thierichens use of Bull Durham. and three and" "Aim “BIKINI: ’ 'W‘M
was brought here from fort Ogle- ages of Lucky Strike, they sell for a. s PAYNE “00H 7° COMM".
xnw ions. My. n—oliw 3,-
Payne. the tobacco militarism. '3"
died Juno EmulsfluutoMu‘
,ceedlnl ”3””. m w ill. ‘
report of the M! “Mn" N
at the urns-MI ‘ooart hero tailor.
Ir. Pant. all new United
States Senator 8m 3. Pam loll
numerous locusts to collate! I“
hospitals masts; nun ow to 81¢
000,000. .
rites. tad-ass it”. not ‘5'
Yale University and WW”
m; and MM“ to la.-
ntot. callous. the m onaao say-
in- of cunts-l all St. Vincent's
thorpe, 0a.. where he had been in- reasonable
touted as a prisoner of war. l
price.
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The trolley switch which is located
in front of the Home Bank became
froson yesterday afternoon-owing to
tho snowstorm and'the intensive cold ”mine ‘3'" that 3“!” kick ”'1‘
weather. iron from the company “ ‘ hard “M ”“1 me?" it nann-
. tiers. it is the great family remedy
cow'm busy thawing it out. for all forms of colds and n rcmarko
. bio preventive for the more dangerous
winter complaints of adults and chi)
area.
Have a bottle of insulat- handy at
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SHALL DOWDOIN CAPTA
For Colds 7
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,r‘nirua'swmxfsi: Nov. 28.—Ilegin-
‘ What seemed an if it was going to
be the flratcasuality of the winter for
,skidding on the slippery pavement of
“my. Honey and Tai- in ma "'tho Post Road. occurred yesterday ,
writes k V. Day, 65 Campbell avte... morning near the railroad bridge all “W. '9 tellin- ‘bfl i"
I m Itch. "It "Mas brou- ‘whon a Ford antmobilo turned com- out it will 5' ”M ”dim":
m all”. My complaint has al- pletely around and struck the iron for m. that W
COMM? ALMOST GONE
must mas and I hope never to have support of the bridge , fortunately W N“ m um. for M" Hospital “ “m?“
Kw" The experience of than ‘only blowing out his front tire. . W’ . r/ - .
sands proves thor's is no hotter roil- .. t .r. ' t VALE" TONI! um WI.
5;. flrfumeddsor’mm Dr; . x, MW WM -
i ‘ nun. wiMdas: ’ . ' ‘m tong, Nov. none rats s .
“m milioCongt-ogmonalchurckato:uon ”mimics-"Wt ,.
.,.ao.jttt W‘WWRM'Mu mi ~- “Mummerssn'...
. relays and its will show on at out. 1‘ ,
Mrs M ii. v”
Miss Ethel Salmon. bliss leml’an' that the ody thing tht y cannot send
ii to the'spldiers at the frost in Christ-
’""'"" '“ um “‘1‘" 9"“ ‘" tans bases is momma. This. now.
from
he.” ever. hi not the man. as sever-ti in-
stances of noon-tun artidm in boxes
at the local post odicc baa shows that
‘hnnre. Hm I"! will"! m" with Sammie abroad to!“ a suitable light
house and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. itaw‘ “W100 before it leave the on“,
fford. repack the box.
a wooden one can be used, is because
molxfltkcodm Folweli and Ntl'
Virt all ll , . . til'harton out on the l'iiilli‘lilng {out'll‘
ll Y 8 0f the WHO“ alreadr ifor the Cornell engagement on Thin.
has been swell-red null much v dai‘. liein'e Miller was on the mm
shipped, according to the reports. but not in uniform. He said his hat-t
was of the better grades, known as was improving and that he was ur
“premium cotton" by spot handlers
and it at l m” ‘0 My on Thursday.
a average v ue was paced at .
Shadow - ‘ , ’
thirty cents a pound or snore. “nmmilie Was be it on
this was the final hard work sessit‘
.of the season. The scrub lined "
iagainst the regulars and used the (‘1.
or; ,.
mi and" . than first“:
,I ..
fiwlwtl lemon. helping
Articles Probihfted in min to So
Hailed to Soldiers.
A number at bacilli: seem to think
ti
‘ MERCER JOONS PENN COACHES
people belie” they can also seat It . "’" . .. - .
. . a, Help. On" H... for Game wuhtnell plays. The varsity lsd no troubit
luncheon-d other inflammable mate com." in smashing the lthaf’in attack, it
' ‘ th ' PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 33730,: plays worked smoothly against w
or a
it my be rather hard Mercer, former Penn halfback and “(fund stringers.
coach of the victorious Swarthmore
eleven. was on Franklin Field this at-
for the cigarettes ho is sent with the
Christmas bar, but the mailing laws
do not ‘sllow matches to go along. As
each and every box is carefully in-
Advorttso in The Sentinel.
me on m norm or 36 m 2317]?! sr.
And Look For
A. HASSAN’S
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS
ALL KINDS 0!’ FRESH NUTS, FANCY FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES.
Pumpkins. Hubbard Squash, Raisins, Prunes, Sweet. Juicy
33?“, Grape Fruit, Apples, Pears and everything is fresh '
the" is little chance of getting by.
Then. too, considerable time is lost‘
when objectionable things are found
in tho boxes. as the sender has it be
notinad to some down to the once and
Ono other thing that is causing a
little onuitnlon among some people
is the idea of the wooden box. Why
won't a tin bx be just as well. The
reason that no other kind of a box btl’. “I" 1w
the government has only mentioned
wooden boxes in their instructions.
These instructions further stipulate .
that the box have a hinge or a screw .
cover.
Christmas boxes to the soldiers.
mailed at this time, to definitely as
store the delivery by Christmas, should
be mailed through the war depart.
ment. These packages can weigh up
to a maximum of 20 pounds, and
should be addressed'to the soldier, hit-
regiment. etc, care of the command-
ing ofllcer, Port of Embarkment, Pier
1. llobokcn, N. .' '( oping these in-
structions in mind will save you and
the postal clerks a lot of trouble.
COUPON
REMEMBER THE FIGHTERS .
now you «on get this f
splendid service Flag for
only We. All that is .
nccsuaryforyoutodois'
to clip the coupon and
bring or send it to this
ofiloowith'lilcincash and
‘ this Patriotic Flag is -
yours. If ordered by mail
add '1 cents for packing ’
and postage. Mustbeseen .
“1'me
The tuning Sentinel,
South Sorwalk, Conn.
mucus: sorrow DEAL.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28.——()ne of
the biggest cotton drain 0 the war is:
being negotiated in this market. ac-
cording to information obtained from
local npot brokers today. it was
atated that the Hench government.‘
thrtugh its cotton commission, has!
purchased sixty thousand bales here:
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Sons and Fathers Meet‘ at Billiards
“-“Man to Man!
Play Command Pocket Billiards in your home and rear
red-blooded boys. Unite all members of your family in
this life—long comradeship. . . . "
Homes need the protection of these fascinating pastimes
shared in common—you owe your boys and girls 5'2“? own
society. But make no mistake—you’ll love the Billiard
Hour” as much\ as they.
HOME BILLIARD TABLES
Not t s—but scientific Carum
and Puget Boats Tables with Easy Terms
Brunswick prices range from
last. Manuel: cushions, accurate
[madam-level Phil“ 5“!" $35 upward, according to size and
Handsome designs in sizes to design. Popular purchase plan
lets you play while you pay.
it all homes. -
“Quick Dcmountablc” Bruns- Expert book of 33 games and
' high-class outfit of balls, cues,
wicks' caabesctu an herewith
talc, and loldrd garland: not etc., given with every Brunswick.
'“iauae. .
Coma iasndtryyu-akdl on these fau,‘accurate
ls-Iicks.
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Imhow W ' caiiilantcsthc mind
. ”hi-“Wldkuosbonodthemeea
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