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T ‘ ClT'r', 310., Dec. Lu'i‘wo
Butch observation balloonu
were unleashed by accident
m unguided into the air were
~‘ to the ground early last
One. a huge bag of the new.
”lie. escaped from students
Omaha. Neb., late yesterday.
trailing six thousand feet of
tethering cable, traveled a spec-
course through Nebraska,
. ,, Oklahoma and thence back
“with where it was captured.
other, apparently a smaller
_ carried two army onlcers when
"whor- line was broken by an ad’-
The balloon was brought down
jibe men about thirty miles from
Sill. Oklahoma, where it had
away. .
Port Omaha, balloon. inflated
35,000 cubic feet of gas, for
, y twenty-four hours playeda glgv
game of hide and seek with
cities and towns, as strong
waited it back and forth. The
. do of feet of heavy cable drag-
-the ground throughout the course
left a trail of destroyed telephone
telegraph wires in in. path.
. i 8 blocks of wires were torn; down
poles broken off or uprooted.
M Newton, Kan. much damage
done to rtsidcnccs and business
ks when the bag drar'ged its tail
,a.crosspath across the town. At
> her it"‘ce the roof of a house was.
ed off. '
a flight of thc i‘ort Sill fugitive l
less. spectacular than that. of
Nebraskan stray. created thcl
apprehension among nrmv nth-l
l
huntitcd lot-.l to tho ground. 'l‘h- l
W at won not seriously injurtd. l
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“gum FOR. HOME GUARD.‘ t
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$06!. Catt/w. i‘t Cowles Named in l
speclotulnstructor. .
, The (7:. mt; rut Horne- tlunrd izi
““9 first :w-‘v military organization
he hou‘m :9 if” llil’ Mir departnwnt
having on oflu-cr representing tin l
tilted Sums :mnv detailed to act flu‘
in inopcrtur'mtmotor and not only
are the mr-miwrs ol' the military emu:-
‘zq‘ancy limhd mood of the ,diutinction
fling given the state organization but
no Newborn of the Home Guard arc
fiensed _
"Water J Mos"- Ives. adjutant gen
"total of the Home Guard. announced
away that (‘01. Calvin i). Cowlca, U.
.3, A. retired, has been named as in‘
c’trriinutrnctm liter PM: Home
"Guard bv‘lhc War department and
film he will cuter upon the duties of
' W office next week by inspecting
”fie, Blidvcnort companies. He will
fi‘Vlllt ev-wy company and platoon in
{.130 state to inspect the different-
‘ualtn and offer instruction and ad-
J m and help bring the Home Guard
fly a, Mutter standard of efficiency.
colonnl Cowlen, is u graduate of
(at Point and saw active service
if. Ind'an flebting. in the Spanish-
Mrican war and the Boxer rebel-
”. In all respects he is admitted
he a man. thoroughly versed. in
ioa'and practical warfare and it
tel'eved that as a result of'his
Wk the Home Guard Will attain 3
Matt. greater- efficiency.
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'Mv'an
l' m lilt- Sentinel.
jenny Yield to
linoninc
_ a one thousand prominent peo-
one city alone have publicly
in signed statements that'
no cured them of coughs, colds,
and otherdorma of winter
of: that threatened men very
to ~ . Other thousands in other
1 I of the country have added
» 5r Unonlne the most effectin-
lne of its kind known to science.
is wrought by removing the
and irritations that cause
Murhancea. it to a truly won-
“, being an emulsion of Flaxfleed
Irish Moss. Eucalyptus and other
~ remedies, all combined in one,
own the world over as
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JOLlET, 111., Dec. 4.—Seven of the;
thirteen convicts who escaped from'
the State Penitentiary here yesterday
morning. were captured early today:
by three posses near Hon-Ls. in a box '
car on the Chicago, Roch island and 1:
Pacific Railroad. The other six are.
surrounded and their capture in ex-
pected shortly. The captured cort—
victa otfrred no resistance.
The three posses were organized
late last night after the count-t4 had
stopped a Chicago. Ottawa and Peoria
interurban car, robbed the passengers
of everything they had including most
of their clothre and had driven the
car to Morris, "L, where they aban-
doned it. One posse was led by Sher
it! Walter Hendricksen. of Grundy
County, another by George M. Scholl
and the third by prison guard-t,
Reports iii-om Morris stated that
the passengers from the interm-ban
("1" Reached there about midnight
all badly bruised, but none 'Wts seri-
ously injured.
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PAYNE WHITNEY
GIVES $10,000 T0
YALE NAVAL UNIT
NEW HAVEN, Dec. t.«—Payno Whit-
ney of New Yerk city, has sent it
check for $10,000 toward the ex-
pensea of the Yale naval training
unit, for which a fund of $25,900 in‘
being raised. it was announced at
university headquarters tonight. .‘llr
Whitney was erwilmtml at Yale. in
1898. The 1.x... . .r .lrt tutelage
of Rear Admiral (fot'oy M Chester.
U. S. N, and now has 248 under.
ive in
are u
The ‘ilrst photograph to an
fired by American troops in Pro
thin country of the ma."
Kainet the Germans. it l.-t Let g
Of “Glob for the dance,
other entertainment Sunday after-
oOon and even'ng at both the Palace
M" Parent theatres.
ment of both of the theatres have
overused something entertaining in
the wev of a picture attraction and
it is 'vnectwl that New York i-‘ialri
will add to the program at both of
H ..
shows will be turned over to the gen-
eral fund for the soldiers.
Two at Amusement Park bemoan
. .
'"toprn in the afternoon and the men»
,...
PRIME
ole" du'irw the came and this in ex-
pected to be a big attraction.
pm» :rrrnneenrcms and they will be
reported from day to day.
street. was dl'scharged yesterday.
Honey and Tar are selling at before-
the-war prices.
known cough medicine, ready to use.
in homes at less than it costs to buy
and mix the ingredients yourself. and
«even bother and reuse.
Kirby. 3533 Princeton
bane, Wash, urites; "l was sick
bed with lacrlppe. ‘
jbadlv. I took Foley's lionry 5"‘and '
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of yep
HAT CONTRACTS
NEW YORK. Dec.
to defraud the United
ment out of hundreds
dollar» for more than
vice hats in charged in
found against
1M! Sunday and ‘ r ‘—
1’“! 1" Dawn: wwanemu. CONQPIRACY IN 3
Wmm and other clam disposing i
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Entomlomm loudly.
. 4' .
There will be motion pictures and. ~Consprracy1
Slates Govern-l
of thousands of i
1,000,000 ser-l
W ”_ anfindictment
1 ram . '1' o .'
John 8. Slattery, Joseph lvrs nndhldnti:i
ward stutter-y. connected with the?
corporation of Thom and Bailey. the;
l’ecksltill Hat Manufacturing t'om:
tony and the firm of H. D. Parmeleci
.and ('ovc., V 1‘
Arthur f‘. (lllaon and Peter J. iluflv ;
(”swat-tors of the quartermaater’l
‘ )1", are named as '
in the indictment. coronspirators
The four first named defendants
were arraigned in 1110 Federal Court
today and entered pleas of not guLIIy.
Thorn and John J. Siattery were re-
leased on bonds of $5,000 Pitch, iron
on a bond of $2,500 and Edward Slat-
tery on a bond of $1.000.
Gilson and Duffy Were expected to
unload later in the day.
The manage-
""‘"""“"“- The funds for the
"‘ "Ml“"dlhhw Will be a football
t"motrnuv 1 team’ and the local
“WP" will go for
, the gencrpl
The regimental
band Wit?
”hwmlflnpn my: working [3 com,
HOSPITAL NOTES CLEARING TRAFFIC CONGEGTION
WASHINGTON, Dec. {xi-New prior-
ity orders to willy :the procedure
of shipments of coal, food, war mad
tcrials and general freight are not
contemplated at this time. and the
Government is dispooed to wait the
outcome of efforts now being made
by the railroadu pooling committee
to clear tramc congestion.
“l'nleun We have a mowntorm in
the next ten days," mid Walter s.
Gifford, Director of the Council of
National Defense. today, "it now
looks as though the railroad men will
clear the tracks so that all essential
freight run he moved. ’ilr‘ situation
is showing great improvement."
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Mrs. Elizabeth ‘Bazley, of 7 Elm
READY NOW AT OLD PRICEQ
Fresh lost (just received) ol Foley's
This puts a well«
Mrtr. Mary
Spo-
tn
coughed very
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Humphrey lioulcm-t, nun ot‘ Deputy
graduates enrolled for systematic .in . . ~ . v ov 'ts way to Pre‘i " nt \"l‘u'm ”for. H 830W“! my cough and "I 5"" . - . -
. 1 z 'n otlicer. The case n n.\ Mn", N .- . , . ‘ ,
structron. professor Mother A. All [Simuifimpfiafi keep it or 5|"? it to a national museum for its historical lbw” So now i am ardund the i< w ill 1:” trig-ft “1"“! Hmélhffirr:
all hheads theI i'ucultyh N"::;”"” value ‘ bolt“ orin."---Stallson’I'OWPU COTP’ l A Dr B K 0‘" n.“ nong‘mr; y 0
“C 601.0er M. wi I mlrul . . lav. . tune is m m entrance.
(‘hvster in carrying on the training» ' .—:- .. ‘
IATTRACTIONS FOR
NINE IN FAMILTw
. fillil‘”‘lif‘i'~‘ llt‘ffitllH'f' :‘..‘n (“12: ’ r w v ‘. ‘
ii curriml :tloft uith it. The (villi. KILLED [)3 buck.
' .r. lmwr-w-l', m'tttmllt tho trust butr‘ ‘ ”‘ """" . tContinucd From Page Onei.
the ground in sum), Nflllhw‘: An town l'.‘.ltali\ to M. wttfiulr . '
on... “any”! mm the balloon was and sewn il’iltlll‘! w.- . t, .i likirnm lllt‘flft‘ the}. «.till embark t’m‘
dii‘fipgud' N‘imrts fluid, TltP ',»,m,!"'(‘lllh Hll‘li’ )1 ‘lif'ilill‘ mow .' in t .t 4 Eu ir trip twcl'smr. 'l‘iw flow is lllll
it would not comment on their (ll‘fillllt‘lltill oi n tho» i: 3:. mu‘ .t ,qr distant. ’l‘ho- mldicrn have been
' 4 g - llullvr. N. .l. it u.» ’ own 11;. 3.” Aye-r tm- min-ml llifiliilla, let y
""‘I'hc l'lr'l'mm vim-l2 ‘ Ilrilnlli’d 5pm ”WW“ 1 "MW 1 iii 1 r lw‘o from i m- roomy m'tninu lW'lt‘t‘li‘m and ii
colic that tilllll‘ullt'tl tlw For: :1 l? I 'h“'"“"‘>" ti»: only a u-s-r‘vz- of time lwforr may
01')" \‘d: :lit litiv tiamugmi :uni l'tvli M'im‘i’m“ '“*““*“l"‘l ill" Mi” will lake I2,t tiwir t-mitmns in Ill--
about midnight. u lwn tin Liam-r» Wm. all“?! lin» trrtlt‘lli'r? in F‘rflm‘i’»
shooting from all tho tumor. » or tl.-’ Now comm tho story. Next Satur-
.burut- ol' MIL-‘5 .“llltl i'wnyp llll luv and Sunday the Nix-unlit and
tlr'czrwu arrived Hu- rtmr full to mid “unbuvy lilt'll uho lil'l‘ lllI‘flllN‘l‘fl of
soon ultt-t‘wuul thv- wull: collapsed. ."mnpnny l, 1204;!» lnt'urztry, will visit
Win-n the tircmon learned that lltlllt'.lhifi city in n body. 'l'lu'rt- wtll hr
of ti ‘ t'nuill) burl lu~n two for two 130 Nul‘ihilki'l'ri tn the party. '1‘ t-,\
““1”” “”0“ ”W Mil/1"" “‘vl‘ dif““"'i‘l" will t-ornv to this city Saturday at et-
t‘ll ”WY Hooded lbw ruin.» in order noon on 1m 3m“. “1' Main" cxpross.
"’ hH-‘li‘ll the) M‘Hl'tll to; ill" victims,
in". bod)- “ m" mm" “'5‘” ““1"“ the mun- train on it» h‘mnewnrd trip.
nonr- thrm. (~lliit'lt‘tl lilllt forum. mm. This ulll probybly M the NW
outing that h" bud made "‘ frantic, chnrrc to entertain lht- h-jt‘ bolero
’ffort at rt-smt- bt-t‘m'o- Ilw building! on,” trip abroad. it will he mp my.
became a million mun...» ml“, that ”my will be together in
A high wind fanncd the flaw“? Notwnllx, Some of tin-m may bt'CR'll'
which spread rupitlly in tho dry tun ml upon to uiw their all for demo.
b)“ "r ”W 0” "mm”m‘l “mil"r“ i cram. to lilitkt‘ tllc linnl sacrifice.
l'llt‘ Miller family if :m ”m "n" mt 'l'llr inns notified Mayor Jo‘lrltl'ln‘t
Built-r. Th' ”1‘” "Mim-‘i ”'"Rt‘tl llrrlltn'ttll 5o .tljni tlttys out) that tbt-_.'
in ago from four month,» to tnurtmlt. m.” t‘nnlluv. home, Mr. llonot’nn
”MK uunml l-Z. ll. ilnllflhrr' ill-i ('ltnirntnu oi
iw couuuitnct- to sit-t that the boy.
t «we ucll takt'n rurc of and Mr. (inl—
. ‘iuln'r appointed subcommittee 1..
Registrants Who Have MW“ 5h°”"lmi.tv mrr of the vnrlmu details ot
Notify GovernOr. the work.
lit‘t't‘lllltlf‘ls cost, money. l’lcnsc rc-
'ncn:ber that. Frederick L. Lsmsou.
of llw Ntif‘olllk Tirv It itublu-r (“our
pun}; hold: the important position to
finance ('Ommillpcmnn and it is up to
Mr. Lannson to see that the necesunty
funds are raised. Will ~ton not help
out? «
‘ it i.»- a fact. that you have stunned
to tho lied (‘ross and to the Y. .\l. (7.
i., and to the Knights of Columbu“
and to other things. but this is n
titno for iii-oat. sacrificcs. (im- Nor-
wnllt man is devoting 20 per cent. of
his entire income to donation! for
hllf'll i’unds.’ .
Will you not help the runsc along?
ind they will learn Sunday night on
NEW ADDRESSES WANTED.
Governor Hnlromb rt'criH-tl ru-vnt
ly a telegram from f’rmost Marshal:
General Crowder in rcfucncc to mlr'
dresses of regiatranls.
The message reads: "l’lotw- coir ..
the broadest and most t'xlt'llhlli‘ con-
tinuous possiblt- publicity to be given
through the fldjlltant-gem'rnl. local
and district boards, the newspapere
and by all O'her possible means of
warning to all registrants who may
have changed their places: of abode,
and post office address to communi-
cate immediately with their local
board .where they are rruistercd and
‘urnish their present addresses so
that questionaires. which will com-
. THE SOLDlERS‘ it is safe to be in the .~
testimony, and all unite in pro
mcnce to be mailed December 15, will
~each such registrants without delay.
Registrants are bound by low to hear
themselves advised of all proceed
'nrzs in respect to themselves, and
failure to do so, may result in forfei-'
tort? of right to claim exemption or
discharge. Please request. newspa—
ners to give this Warning broad‘ and
continuous publication from this llmn
until the process of mailing question-
naires hart been accomplished."
St. John 8; Keyser the contractors
have applied for a permit to erect a
‘touse for Eugene J. Devine on Straw-
'ierry Hill Avenue at a cost of $3400.
The house is to be 'a onefamily two
to" affair of frame construction.
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MR. wan
it may be your last chance to do
\nything for the boys of f'ompany l.
)ppottrtnitics to give to the other
\‘orwnlk boys in other branches of the
‘crvicr- are coming. but this will be
:our last. gift to the boys of (‘onu‘ 'ny
', for this year at least.
and generously.
ton. Give freely
. You will not miss it. if you find if.
‘tnore convenient, lento your donn-
tions at the offices of the Evening
Sentinel or the Norwalk flour and
they will be turned over to Mr. Lam
«on and on Will the given credit
.therefore. But. remember the long
ltmins that pass in the night. the lack
(of lights. the Tchecrs. Remember
‘thnt because of the long trains and
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Mail YOW ('hl‘fk 1003! to Mr. Lauri C. Millard. chairman of the entertain»
711w “limit-c of lights :uni thc pros»
intro of the roldlrra and the cheats
ll‘Pt‘lti and
ithtl home in America. Retro-tuber
bin-as and giro. 1...
Reception Commitlee.
. tlcucrnl Russell Frost. r-huirmwi o' .
lllw rccrption committee. today mu
‘ed his ausistnniu on the rctcptlo'
cormolttw. ’l'hc couuultlct‘ in in
lnow momma Grncrnl Russell rm
lichnlrmun: Mayor Jeremiah llonovu'
caching-or Carl A. liat'otrom. formr
'rlt-uutor Kenton! .4. Wood. of No
7(‘nnuan: James A. ’l‘rowbridgc, o
'llnricn; William J. K. linbbell, t'
EWilton; Mayor Anthony Sumlvrhtnd
lot flunbtlty'. Dr. William T. 'l‘rt-"cy
Undue Henry W. Gregory. lune:
“'omi. ill. N. .Viuyrlmfl', (‘ltnrlcet l’
Hoyt. l‘ercy W. llrmiltu. .lohn lit-Mitt
: Ivn. Arthur ('. Whoelt-r, Junwa -\. F'u
‘roll. John H. Light. (.‘ounr-Juwr
:liduur ti. Murphy. colonel George D
: flier-w l
fluent-ll. Charles A. \‘nlk. William .I l‘
'.\i‘oorr, Dr. "Obt'll. .\l. Wolfe, Albert;
"P. Eldridge. Frunlt i. t‘larli unof
Goorge W. Stevens. (‘iu'iutiun Su‘nrtl. \‘
Harvey M. Kent. Idmund B. Crow-g;
.Prunk Prcnbrcy. Joseph ll. Taylor, J...
érzmory Slt'lit’llri, .lohn Milne. r. it:
'Quinuird. Edward l. 'l'bolntis, fiuvidl
' llulit‘l'l u. llisilop. Elbirt
‘H. Miller.
W. Fitch, John J. Walsh. J. Wullnro;
.Marvin. .lobn ("ait‘xtnttult. Richard H, '
liolden. ('harlfir T. llimond. Sacred:
.lloodner. Frederick l.. lutmsor;
tileorge H. Lockwood, John W. Scul’:
Eloy. Morton n. )lr'i‘uuslnntl. Grout".
tin Wondu'nrd, W. ll. I'lei‘l'lnml. W. H '.
iMoLean. John .\I. tlhmr. and Frank-
;nomn-hnu, l
. Dance Friday Night.
l ‘ln order to help tho good (‘iillrit’
inlong. the members of the Home
Guard have arranged to hold a dance
at the Norwullt armory Friday night,
’Ferdinnndo’s orchestra will furnish
the music for dancing and the funds
raised will be turned over to thc tum
which is helm: raised for thefbo;
of Company l. Frrdinnndo’u 0tf'l‘t"'~
in is one 'of the bestvin the lint
and the attendance should be remix:
breaking. particularly «when the ob-
ject is known, .
Dance Saturday Night. . 3
Following the arrival of the sol-l
'dicrs on Saturday afternoon and the
street parade. there will be dancing
at the Norwnllt Armory on Saturday
evening at the Norwallt armory.
Svoc's Auguruentcd orchestra will
.furnlsh the music for dancing. ll.
ment committee, announced tins;
morning that tickets for the dancc;
would be placed on sale at all local;
drug and cigar stores. Admissioul
l’will be $1 per ticket. admitting lady:
and gentleman. The 3041b Regiment,
Band of [lamp Devena will» give a7
concert at the armory on Saturday
evening from 7:30 to 8:30 o’clock,
and this will be a rare treat. .
Mr. Millard and Raymond Belts!
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Sheriff Edward llouienr who is in the ‘
Truman”. a. tort “1
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ummm
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Local Men of the Thirty-
Fifth Company Likely to
be Named for Overseas
Service
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A rumor, which has gained murii
circulation among people in Norm It:
and which concerns the 35th Com-
pany is that a certain number of
men from the different companies a:
Fort Terry and also at Fort Wright.
will be picked in the near future to
compose a unit for service in Franco,
The report could not be confirmed
today, but much credence is glint
the rumor by those who are more or
less in touch with coast defbnse tull—
itary situations and who recognm»
the need of heavy artillery men in
France. ”The coast defense unit at.
Fort; Terry is composed of irony mm
.who hate had much Px’por,j.~nr~v won
the ten and twelve inch guns, .umi
there is need for artillery mm
France to operate guns of the snow
calibre.
While there is no omcial confirm» ,
tion of the report. that some of tin-
35th Company men will be sent, own
seas, still there have been rumors in
that effect in circulation at Fort 'l‘v r-
ry and Fort Wright for at vcrnl worth-t
and the members of the company tw-
iieve that there is muth fountlatiun
to the report that turn will be selen-
ed from different Ilnilri for sm'vico- .n
France. It, ,is expet'tedjd'ml Hon."-
thing definite in the matter will in
known within a few days.
The front door of the MllXerl agro-
cy on North Main Street war found
"mm last night by Officer Clone, slim
notified the manager of the plate who
came and secured it.
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scene from the plly, v‘rm mo Chair," Coming to the Regent Thea ire, Wednesday evening, Dec. 5, direct
Titus Wad maybe the censor, but he’s short of the first syllable!
from Broadway, with Miss Margaret Wicherley and (lie original company.
data are nova on sale.
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