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SOUTH IOIWALK.
A complete Assortment of
”BIBWIAR FOR MEN. WOM-
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Also a New Assortment of
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.' Makeup Hotel Block.
South Norwslk.
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" We is." C. Scott 2: still working on
« the Vii'u'shington utreet drawbridge and
c the vn-w men who are working on
”eight imlll’ shifts are Arthur H. Toilets
‘und {aim J. lrving.
for sale. Lawrence i'iyu'a,
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“Color almef. 'i'ei.
.L'l‘t'n
wmyu who have been creating a dis.
Mon at the vital bound railroad
rotation have been warned to cease
rthelr snnoyance and l‘atronnan Dor-
..ney and Toothiil have been went to tin
'utaunu’ to warn them away
A Kir'xaromer‘. a Ilriogeport auto-
: fat; was arrested last night. by Office"
. '13de "or operatinr a machine. while
it" under rliz- influencv of liquor. The dc
I'M fen-in" uzis arraigned in the uptown
court this morninc. before Judge Can-
—-Wr- have eniarued our stock in
‘ 'JO'C‘I'V and watches. Brand'a .lewelrx
‘ Store
Pct/1w .lohn \'. Tootlilil spent yes-
. tf'f'fl’l.) zit ' the home of his parent;
"Patrolman and Mrs. John Tooilllll of 1
Altair street. and told them that be
you leaving this morning with a aqua-I
of about fifteen men for Jacksonville.
-- Ila. where he will enter an army air
torroob'ie school. lie is the only mem-
her from the old Sixth company who
will '5‘! to this school. and one man In
taken from each of the other coas't ar-
._ " (Illa-Ir companies to make up the
' "Squad. fl'hey will probably be trained
I In the handling and driving,of the new
i wuiwrty war truck which the govern-
ment will use in France.
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‘ Patrolman Frank ‘Siratton recekod
1 ~ I oim‘plaint yesterday morning that a
horse and wagon had been left slant
fnir t-n nayview avenue. for 'some
hours and he paint to investigate. lie
. ,‘huud that a hprae and delivery wagon
banging to Selgle & Sachs. butchers
of in; street, were there. and when
he, ‘u‘tempted to move them he found
> that the weaop couldn't move. because
one wt" t‘tn wheels was nearly off. the
.hub or: having been lost. He uni
‘ hitch --l the bore? and took It to
" O’Corzrnr's livery stable. where it was
.loter diluted by Mr. Seigle. who said
. filial. le had spent qiulte a little time
trying ts.- tlnd the lost nut and had left
the li nae and wagon where they fPiP
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"‘ found when he went on his search.
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fare Wednesday, Dec. 5th, ' trill.
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The designers of men’s
fashions in conventions
agreed to economize the
fabrics and models for next
‘SOLDIIR'S FAREWELL PARTY.
Stephen Barrios has enlisted in the
United States Aviation corps. He left
season. this morning for Bridgeport. from
No more patch pockets no where he will be sent to Fort Slocum,
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i pocket lapels, no “1me N. t. In about No weeks he expects
; on ”um". to be sent to the Texas training
camps.
Better stock up now while
we can still give you com.
fort as well as quality.
Suits from $12.50 to $35. ‘
Overcoats—big variety.
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A farewell surprise party was given
,in his honor at his home on 49 El)
iavenue. by his friends of the. J l: J.
(3231:. Ltd. Saturday esvening. Ste.
phen was also greatly surprised by a
‘1 :indsome wrist watch. which was pre-
i' 'ited to him by the employers of the
& .1. Cash. Ltd. Dainty refresh-
.li'an-l were served at a late hour. Tho
Evening dress overcoats, fur
coats and rain coats.
inarty was enjoyed by all,
RogQI'S & SIeVeflS Those present were:
SOUTH "DEWALKiliyatt. Avllda Amundson. Christine
_ iJacobuon, Marie Lyons, Mrs. W.
if'ouch. Margaret Bellus. Bertha Bellini,
gl‘ranols Kelley, Martha Kelley. Helen.
‘Kaiherlne. and Julia Bordoi, Mr. and
INORWALK
Morris Stuli, the Main street grocer.
repaired to the police Saturday. that
someone had stolen his bicycle from in Mrs. Riley and their son Thomas. Wil-
front of his store. The police are. in Allan: Kings. .‘lfsrtin Lee. Louis Ila-vet.-
mounting the matter.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Aerie. No. 588. F. 0. 2.. will be held Baldwin-Hummer
Wednesday night. in the lodge rooms A pretty weddinu ceremonv nolpm.
in Wall street. Officers for the emu-‘nized Saturday, at noon. In St. Ste.
Eng year will be elected. and import‘. phen's Church. in 69th street. near
not business will be transacted. Alhilroadwav. New York city, united In
members are urged to be present. imarriaae. Mimi Eugenia Rummler.
-.._ -.._———.. 7daugbier of Sir. and Mrs. Ales Rumm-
Twfl MEN ARE Ii-r. formerlv of Flax Hill Road. ‘now
'illaldwin, son of Dr. and Mrs. W. S.
> Iialdwin. of this city. The ceremony
REPHME" [031' was performed bv Rev. Nathan Seattle.
. . . The bride was given away by her fa-
~ lther. and she was charmingly gowned
b, the name of Jenni“... said m b”. handsome bouquet of white rose». The
at the head of the Bennet Wire (‘om- bride was unattended. Harold Nash
pray. it H.) Water street. formerly My"; as H} an '11
illt'INi'W England Wire Cloth Com- Iiarold [$‘,W1:}1;,r, .m “:1": were
may. and another man said to come“ ' N” Ba w n. and
fishing yesterday In the Iatter's boat. About ""9 hUDde and ""V "'8‘
and that not hing had been heard from lives and friends of the younz coiiplt'.
h... at.
u'tii'knien were unable to obtain en- “In," “In, many Norwalk people.
After the WPdillnfl ceremony. a wed-
lll9l‘l‘ “a“ no (IDSW‘PI'. N0 yuan by ”up (“HQ breakfast was Nf'er‘f‘ In ‘hf’ "0'
name of Jennings who Is employed by tel Lorraine. and was attended by
the Bennett. Wire people cou'yl l .. . , .
found in the telephone book nor could gum??? 0: ”w families and I ("i
any man by the name of Ghermun said ' W r em "'
The happv
I’I‘oplc aloni.v Water atreet. said night on their
that they could nee no signs 0" ac.
tivity in the factory. The rumor be-
lini: receivid just before press. time
full details about the affair cannot
*of New York City. and Stanlev If.
ll Was rumored today that a [hall In wt““‘- With a veil. she carried a
from-'East 'NorWalk ‘had {gone out Frederick P' Murphy. all 0‘ this ‘7‘”-
irauce. The factory was called but
in his companion. be. found.
be published.
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couple ' left Saturday
weddim: trip. durlnu
which time they will visit Waslilnxton.
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The bridegroom. a well known Nor-
.walk man: man. is a uradu’ateof the
-- M-_-_._.-—.... l'niversitv of Pennsylvania. and ill
GRACE PARISH NOTES. now a first lieutenant In the Unit"!
. ““ Slates Dental Reserve Corps. He Is
lienday- Knights of King Arthur,
itiirh’t‘lliilll. 730, in the parish house.
Junior (lulld. with Mrs. ‘ "
loam. :. Mull «mum». at 10:30. Wom- At 9'. Joseph's ('hurch yesterday at
i-c'“ Guild in the parish house. at 2:730; 1. little Bus" Morena, month old son
iiirls' Friendly Society In the parish of \fr and “m Anthonv “0”,":l of
imp-chi 7:30. - ‘ ' ' ' '
'l‘hiirt-ilay Iicctor'a lielpcra. 7 West llrookiyn. “a" christened by R" R'
Mum street. at :l. ‘ .f.‘f‘arroil. Michael Viola was God-
Thc rector is ready to receive contri- fatiier and Miss Sarah spino, aunt of
herons for the children's ('hristmas _ . . _ ,
revival. It is requested that ihcea ”H (hlld' was Godmother. Friends
nibuiiona be placed in his- handa from Brooklyn. New ‘Mk' Brldxt‘porf.
South Norwalk a’nd Norwalk were
present.
stationed at (lamp Devena. Aver, Mass.
'i"‘i“‘:ii,i}' ‘ '
as :ftt-Il as pmzsllile.
.li hn liurr of Archfl street. left satur-
day for South Carolina, where he went
to enlist in the U. S. Marine Corps.
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Mrs. Ellen (‘oyne wives to an.
nounce the marriage of her daughter.
Anna Bernadette. tonaeorue W. 00(-
“vs. T. .l. Tulsh. of Sparkell. N. Y,. fin. .lr.. of Norwalk. Conn. The cere-
\.-..;q a week-end guest of Miss Alice monv was performed by the Rev. Fr.
‘-i'.lliam.-i. of Merwin street. Gorman of the. Cathedral of the. lm
-- maeulate Conception. Wednesday.
.iiiss Elizabeth Tarlov of 'lt‘."Grovc September nth—Portland Sunday
:irut spend Sunday with relatives in Telegram, September 16th.
Ridgefield. V
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. The Kaiser is reported to have of the 80th Machine Gun liaita'llton,
. promised the Pope not to destroy Ven. was a visitor in Norwalk. yesterday.
lice. There is an old recipe for male Lieutenant Garfield was a former Nor-
;ing hare. soup. it begins: "First. walk boy. who left his home in this
"eatch your bare." city anumber of years ago to join the
-U. S. army.
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‘John Toothlll of Monroe street. who
has been with the Sixth company‘st
-Fort Terry. has been transferred to
Jacksonville. f-‘ls.. and left South Nor-
iwalk lust night. He will drive a motor
truck for the army. i."
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.1. (fields MW. of Norwalk.‘ and
rents point. .ot sum. N- in. re
turned to Holy annotation/In Wor-
cester Mass. yesterday afternoon. af‘
.Advortl—s-s In no ”‘3'
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Mr. and Mra. L. 5.;Keoler, of East
“"7 " 1 ' " ‘ ‘ "x" ‘ : ‘ ——.- avenue. have mumfil from a visit in
f. Attic-mm .‘ 'L Win-mutation! out
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Florence. er of West avenue. springdale, visited
.my. Stephen. Daniel. find William flora
do; and Mr. and lira. Daniel Bordon]
filmme in this city. lie returned to
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3“": L?i..ii..".§il'£.'."..i'."-»?ifi’i'.‘:i OFFENDERS PUT
ON COAL PILE
Maria." He will call on old sublerio‘
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era. and will be pleased to receive
new subscriptions. '
William H. Coles, a popular mscbim' duty. The work is hard and not an
lot of Norwalk. has enlisted in the :23?” 5'3" ”icedm‘" “'9” H ”l"
/ r s o 9 ant raritve variety.
Aviation Corps, now stationed at F"" lierelotore the cOal shoveling and
Slocum. N. Y., has spent Sunday at carrying work but been performed
his home, 32 North Fairfleld avenue. 03' details from the fatigue souads
of the various companies. The as-
signing of piiromra I"? the Work
Bliss Laura Sweeney has returned
to her duties at the Williams‘iurg
hospital. where the is training for
nursing. after spending the holiday
with loeal relatives. ‘
needed for the coal handling will be
ffll’ less, so far as the fatigue details
are concerned. thv’ number depend-
;ing on the number of offenders con-
‘fined in the military jail each day.
Drilling New Recruits.
Sunday vinitors who trumped over
a slippery, ice-covered canionment.
swept by wintry
Mr. and Mrs, Charles H. Marty, at
Franklin avenue. have been entertain-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isockwood.
of Taunton, Mass. and P. J. Cronin.
of Derby. ‘drilliug of new recruits. Some 200
.new arrivals in front of the barracks
of the fifth company, second but-
talion, saw forty-lbw? Meriden men.
and forty~lour from New Haven. all!
in their civilian clothes-some with-'
out overeoats—being taught the first
rudiments of sound marching that
they make a presentable appearance
when the entire division parades and.
is inspected tomorrow by Assistant
,Secretary of War Benedict Crowell.‘
this aid. inspector General Chamber—
'Iain and Brigadier General William
Weigel. acting divisional commander.
The inspecting party is due to ar-
rivaa shortly after 9 o'clock and the
review will be held immediately aft-
erward. f‘ontrary to previous ant
,. .. pouncenient. visitor» will be allowed
my... (‘eccila Tarlov of 16 Jewett. inside_ihe camp, and all will have. a
street, has returned to her home. aft chance to witness the first parade of
spending her Thanksgiving vacation all the men from New England and
. .eastein New York who are training
With Misti ROM" Simon l“ Ridgefield. here. Automobiles wdl be barred.
hora-yer, and three Ion: blasts on
the cantonmrnt fire whistle. which
will precede the assembly of 'the re-
view will be iii" signal for a minpiete
nuspenaion of all Vehicle traffic in the
; camp.
Mr. and lira. Frank .I. ‘lnnesfln 0!
nib-on man. have returned to their
name. after spending the holiday will!
sma'iven in I'Zilzalil'lh. N. J-
. Operator behind Were. of the Thir-
tv-tifth Long lsina'd Sound Company,
at Fort Terry. has been spending a
few days' furlmrh at his home here.
Henry W. \l’idiams, who is tempor-
artiv stationed at Fort slocum. New
You harbor, etioyed a thirty-six hour
pair at his home in Somalk.
Sr. and Mrs. James H. Knickerbock-
Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
I. S. French of Crescent Terrace.
llarrv l’rant-ia, of ('ompanv l. 304th.
IV. S? Infantry spent Sunday at his
(”amp Devens. last nlaht.
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To March in Overcoats.
The reviewing point iii to be a
natural knoll on the main road. be-
tween the post offlt ' square ,lunct'on
and the Y. ll. (7. A. administration
building. ““2130",“ own." tlitlst In-
fantry t‘nnimn tl ‘\\'ill litiid the line
of match with their band and then
will come the f'Pi'f. of the troops In
the followlnit order: 302ml Infantry.
Private lxsfer G. Cotes of the 3Tb
('o.. l.. l. 5.. Fort Terry. .\'. Y.. is
spending a short furlough at his home,
. . / .ztoztrd infantry. 304th infantry. IJPno'
32 harm Falrm‘ld "Pm“? illi'iflade. 20in Machine oun am-
. italion. 1: lat Engineers. Twenty-fifth
Benjamin Tavlor. of the ThirtY- Envlnurs. Headquarters Troop. I512"
fifth Lona Island Sound (‘ompanh Peld Artillery Brigade. Signal
Troops. divisional trains and ,the
:9?“ smi‘fd'ylkmd Sunday. at N“ 325th .‘lotor Truck Company. Troops
mm'e in forw- .
iwill march In overcoats and regula-
.._.-__ ; lion Klovéa with both officers and men
W. s.'.\iorgan of the Naval Reserve wear-inn camptlign hats. Officers will
, , m‘csrry their side arms while the men
:LOtpil-llk 3:59:13; gang‘rxzkdtm. Will shoulder their rifles. minus bay.
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.onets.
nam avenue. The conditions of the roads in
“ icamp. evoryor:n of them covered an
limb or two deep with frozen slush
land ice. brought odds today that no
:horses should appear in the line of
’ march.
Saturday's storm flooded the en-
:tire camp and today recruits were
’llkflflfll'lfl the“ streets of the depot
A Iii-em up system for [lassenger’ blrixade. it was their first rkatlni:
traffic will have to I” adopted In ”'9. of the reason and they enjoyed it to
near future. In the opinion 0‘ prom-‘ the limit passing the skates about
:"m' railroad officials, to enable lho‘l‘rmn one in another. Recruits still
country's transportation exysteni tolmmmuo to pm". into camp to n"
early ”‘9 enormnua burden Which, in the places left vacant by reju-
war conditions h"? NM“, upon “'i ilon. alihouuh some 5.000 «ire stilt
Shortly after 'h" outbreak 0' n'oidllt‘. Arrivals reported are: Massa-
war the Railroad War liontd put into. cbussets. , seventy-three: Connecticut
effect a general reduction in partners-”06, N", York. thirtv-eizhi: New
per SeIVIce throughout the. ciiuntry.;Hm'"WMrpl thrm and In mmmmgi
which resulted in the elimination of. zler from Rhode Inland.
25.000000 passenger train milra per:
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CAMP DEVENS IS
GIVEN nit; our
the release of men and locomotives
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
LICENSES MAY BE
NEXT WAR MOVE
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for freight service. i
Decreased train aerv'ce. however.
hflti bad no iliscuoraginu uffect uponi
travel: In fact. passenger traffic.
throiinbout the country is heavier to.
day than it has ever been before. ac-g
cor-dim; to the statement of one of. rrtary l'aker of the war department
the members of the war board. or one of his riasistan’s is expected
In view of the fact that the Rail-; to be present.
road War board has recently recom- To Resume Trench Work.
‘rvvenrlmt in the government the denial. Trench work will be resumed next:
of shipping facilities to about 990; week by fine men of m, Imam”. real.
commodities which they held to be. merits .i‘s it has been decided to re-
port-essential. railroad men feel that.construtt the trench svstcm to meet
ii iii onlv fair. that nonessential ‘ll'ilV'f criticisms of foreign Officers Whochaw‘
el should also be curbed: They miniiinapectcd the work. On account of
out that a single pa Ionizer is a for; the depth to which the front has
greater burden to t transportation; struck the around, the men amipipam
companies than any one shipmem or no easy task. '
freight. . Basketball is to be the next sporiv
If necessary. government authority, in: feature in the cantonment acCerd-
Will be warm for the regulatinr bodr‘tlni: to the divisional athletic olficer.‘
and every prospective traveller wllilfdeutenant Robert C. Deming. .15
have. to W988!!! evidence that his. call for candidates for a divisional.
Journey is necessary. out!" for hllfllr‘. basketball team was issued today. i
ness or other essential reasons. Per; Cooks Heron. i
mils will be. issued will be a lire-i in... cooks were the Mm“ of ”w.
requisite for the purchase of tickets.} camp Thursday might, Th'By saved,
The prosperity which has resulted. the day far the 5.000 draftees who ;
from subatantlal wage Increases and,were out of luck until they filed into:
wadlnwfl, of futility-meat :throuizh-_, the mess hall and saw that they had!
out the cantry is generally assign to so 07'" ",9 top 0‘ it. a" locked,
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ed as the principal cause of the great , nothing but the home folks." was the: »
increase in travel during .recent report of their 'holiday that 0.000
months. troops detailed to guard Camp’lnav-i
Transportation of "0003- '00. hastens gave to their comrades who
been accomplished #0" Mi enomw'ffloclted back to the cantonment to-[
scale. more. than 1.000.000 men hav- night after aidsy spent at‘the familyi
lug been transported between Aunllltsble in various sections of New Eng-i
1 and November 12. necessiwlflt “"9. land. Numerous organizations. coop-
,movcmcnt of 2.750 special vessel's"; crating with individuals in surround-l
”truism. - lug cities and towns. joined the army'
The pooling of the nill'oada which. cooks~in giving the boys left behind
has been begun by the Eastern lines a real holiday feast. -
will no doubt facilitate the operatioui Hundreds of “(mm took tho
of a licensing plan by doing 0"". poldlers on spins over the suow-cov-‘
with competition for passenger m0; ".4 mntry, and nearly every com-
sorvloo'exelulvely. The Bridgeport m m,” .4- ”vicinit-
mau who has ment- business In ”an...“ ‘
Chicago. for Instance. will not "Will-mil M 5“, . ‘
Wrongs-urn Dori-Ill to. ”Jyoti” v1; g j from a.
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aeb. ”Watch the hospital report to ’.
morrow." chuckled a lieutenant doc—
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The menu varied. Dozens of com
i panics named their»; printed. We'll
thave to let it :0 wgt': this on:- printed
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,on cards" for men of flattery ('. 303m
Artillery and prepared by Private
Christopher ”has. 'Arigusiinel rl'heo
lbald Birmingham. Cherry limtain.
N. 14.. formerly cook at Clongowes
College. Selina. Inland and by Pri-
vate Elisha I. Brown. of Belfast. Hex.
who was cooking pics from daybreak
to noon.
Soups. tomato bisque. macaroni:
relishes. olives. jam. cranberries;
diet of turkey; mashed potatoes.
squash; salads. salmon. lettuce; ice
cream. cakes, mince pie, apple pie:
apples. oranges, asaorted nuts: new
cider. cocoa. cigars. ‘
Pietro P. Piro. formerly a cook at
the Georgian Hotel. Boston. baked
301 st Engineers.
BIG PARADE
AS WELCOME
TO SOLDIERS
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to secure the services of every uni-
formed organization DOJSIbIO‘. The
Red Cross organization will be repre-
rented in the, parade.
The plans for Saturdav and Sun-
day rtall for the. ri-(eptLim to tho b0)’.~
on the occaaion of their arriVal early ~
in the afternoon. Tiny will be e:-
corted to the armory. tho-re to leave
whauver [image they may bring
with them. Then they will be given
leave for a short time. and at the con-
clusion of that leave. they will parti-
cipate in the big street parade which
is to be held and which will be led
by the soldier bo sandthe regimental
Mud Which is to accompany them so
this city.
The soldiers will arrive on special
earn attached to the State of Main:
express and the trip to h.- city will
not cost them a niche. After ihe
parade. they will visit their relatives
and friends in town and renew old
acquaintances. From 7:30 to 8:30
o'clock the regimental band will furn-
ish music“ at a concert which is to
be given at the Norwalk armory and
(ran! 8:30 o'clock on there will be.
dancinr. Svec's rugum‘ntt-d orclien'
tra will probably furnish the music
for dancing.
Tickets for this affair are in the
hands of nogrrt (‘. Billiard. - The}
are "ailing for 81. which admita a'
couple. The sale of tickets to this:
affair will assist in raising the money
net-Essary for the entertainment of
the soldieis. Buy your ”Lb'Fl.“ early.
See Mr. Millard. or if you cannot see
him. telephone him at Norwalk 15:24
and have him reserve the number of
.ticketa you dulre.
lluy generously. This it one of the
final opportunities people of this city
will have of contributing to the local
sold'fl's before they leave to take up
their pasitions on the firing line in
France. ‘No less than 3.000 tickets
should be sold for this affair. Get
. in early and buy now.
Mr. Millard Is chairman of the fil-
terlainmeni committee which is to
provide Cniertainmeni for the sol—
diers and he is the man' to see to get
the tickets for the big ball which is
to be held at the Norwa'lk Armory.
First Lieutenant Fireman Light.
who' Is in charge of the arrangements
our the parade. Is now getting in
touch with . the uniformed organiza"
tions which he plans to have partici-,
pate in the parade. The parade will
be restricted to uniformed organiza-
itiona. which means that the Home
‘,(luards. Boy Scouts and Red (';oss
, will compose the majority of men and
iwomen in line. with, of course the
,bands and the members of t'ompzmy
l. noon Infantry of Camp Devens. .
There will be several bands of mu—
The 304th Ito-gt.
merit Band will hail the parade and.v
in addition there will be the Ameri-
can [land of this city and other musl-
cal organization in the line of march.
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‘enterfahsnt committee is now at
it is ops-d I’o
o’clock and to he it
4 deltas-d I revealed that each
andeverymmeandplaced
Whmaywm that per-
iod i- alert. give the bars a proper
Erecting.
OI 8-hy. there will be special
mom 1 the Palace and Ro-
gers! Theatres. There will. of cm.
be high class Idio- pictures and tho
work “an“ to secure New
York W to help the cause
along and sin the people something
unusual for their money. A noted
singer would help matters atom; and
the mitts: my be able to an-
nounce : m in this feature if
present pl:- carry. '
On My evening. the soldier
boys wm lave town on the special
‘cars which will be attached to the
State of we express which will take
them through to Ayes. where on Mon-
”fits _this after- "13”“0‘” cake. "0 ”Y ""99 "“- "" day they will name their life as sole
noon,had a chance, to observe the a comany of Rhode Islanders in the dim.
General Russell Frost is the chair-
man of the reception committee and
he win see that the boys are royally
welcomed. Ilr. Hillard is the chair-
‘msn of the entertainment committee
and the entertainment is in his hands.
Major Edward P. .Weed is in charge
of the military feature of the affair.
Edward B. camber. who is the
chairman of the mitten in charge
is directing the transportation and is
now completing the amusements for
the brink-g the boys, to this city and
resin; that they not back safely what
their entertainment in this city It
over.
Frederick L. unison. of the. Nor‘
walk Tire fir. Rubber Company Is the .
chairman of the finance committee.
It is up to Ir. Lamp to secure the
funds necessary for the paying of the
expenses of the trip to and from Nor.
walk. Ir. Lawson dishes contribw
tions to the fund and he wants them
now. ,
lake your checks out and mail
them to Mr. lamson and help the:
cause along. The boys need the en.
imalnmrnf. It is their first real
break from the routine of camp life.
The. entertainment must be paid for.
Help the mac along and mail your .,
checks in to Ilr. Umson and lessen
the load. ' . ‘
The committee. In charire desires to
make llecernber 8 and 9. 1911'. a real
occasion for the Sorwalk boys who
are at Camp “evens. together wlth
those lmnbury youths who are to ac-
company them to Norvalk on this
week cud.
From time to time. other details ..
relative to the reeling-on will be made '
public. In order that the people of
Norwalk and Danbuiy may know just.
what is coming and to prepare accord-e
lolly.
Sub-committees were anointed to-
dav to help the cause along:
W. C. new. chairman of the pub—
licity ”mince, today named Eda,
musid BCrowe. of the Evening Sen-4
duct. ”and J. Thornas. of the NM»
walk Hour. and W. B. llulltley. of fie
liarsbury News. as assistants on the
publicity commilfee and they will
help keep the public informed as to
the progress of the affair.
Harry L. Cohen has returned to
.Ncw- W, after spending the
week-end with his parenti- on 24 High
street. Norwalk.
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