In a M
any. on go's attention. Willi tor
white brood or think that on: is too
poor to buy gush stud. ,Every woman
who says that she is a patriot should
attend this demonstration and learn
how. it she does not already know and
practice what she know s, how to bake
m who pens Knob-amiss“ other moo-h -'
that. m it ”naively tun
you tnofionrhnttbereistobe u
entertainment in be Hose lions. this
evening, given for the benefit of the
Rowayton Library by the Belt Pinter
Circle? This entertainment is to con-
siat of vocal and instrumental selec-
‘ClTY MARKET
69 N0. MAIN S'I
MWWHK
7N
last Avenue Methodist Episcopa.
amt: notes.
The mideeek service will be held‘:
as usual Thursday night.
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies:
_ Aid will meet to sew, and in the eve !
ning the Bible Study Class will re-
some its session.
This afternoon the East Norwalk
lll'tlrovtinlefll Association are holding
tin-.1 rccvisr monthly meeting at (.‘om-
‘Inumly liall.
Miss (icrtrude flmnscbner, who
spent the. weekend at her home on
Fort street, has returned to her do
lion or teaching school in Weston.
'vvnim
This evening the Epwarth
imagine will hold a social st lhe'home
or Else ‘Clsra Edmond, Gregory Boul-
evard, to which all the young people
have been invited.
Neat Sunday morning Mr. Edwin
C. Jones. President of the Union Uni
varsity of Foochow, China, will spell!
of work and life in China. Mr. June!
1! a personnl'friend of the paste».
Rev, Harold Fl. Wilson, and for twelve
years has been working in China.
The Men's Bible Class continues to
grow in interest ond attendace. Next
Sunday the ouhiect will be: "Israel in
Conan. the Struggle between democ-
rscv and nutocracy." Mondav evenlnz.
flee. to. the men will enioy a supper
together and a social hour.
Thu "Io-im- meeting of the Ladies
Aid “M‘etv ol' the East Avenue M. :43.
church will be. held tomorrow after
noon to" the first time in two weeks.
the meeting being omitted inst week
on, prompt of the holitlnv. In the
eveuivw ‘bn‘lllblc study claw will also
be held for the first time in two weeks.
out" "wee days away and the mem
shew "' “‘r- Msyower Honk & Ladder
Comm—v me making desperate enacts
to beat each other out in their effort
to so“ "eltcts for their sociable and
dance M he held in Community Hall
on iv‘r'dn' owning, the 7th. lrace
Brothers orchestra will furnish music
and it t" thr'ught that there will be I
lame attendance.
Tim“ '"l he a. meeting of the com-
mittee who are collecting funds in
East Nnru'olh to send presents of to-
bacco "' “'i of the East Nchalk boys
. in service, this evening. at which
time nlenu will be made for the quail-
, lily of tobacco that will he sent to the
yariouu camps nnd ships that the boys
are on. Cigars, cigarettes, 3-3 smok—
ing tobacco will be in the. packages
sent. out. The. meeting will be held in
Donne's Hardware store.
There is every lllelihood that the
Trinity ‘Mcn's club will hold their min-
atrels at Community Hall in the near
future under the auspices of St.
Agnes fluild of Christ church. The
Guild presented a short sketch.
' “Wanted: A Servant." at the min-
strels when they were held in 1I‘rinity
‘l'arlsh llnli a short time ago and they
made the proposition to the Men's.
club, which the latter will act upon a
specic' "noting to be held this even-
ing, that the club comes to Fast No1-
walk and hold the mlnstrels there.
On 'l‘hnrsday afternoon; the 6th.
at Community Hall, um Anion will
od, bleached flour, pooraatuli ill senor
ill‘ort Wright, enjoyed a brief furlough
f r it Saturday.
I lery.
i
lions, shadow plays, and a play enti-
tled. “The Sewing Circle Meets at
lira. Martin’s." _ This plav is one
scream from beginniun to end. no not
miss this entertainment and not: our.
cellent chance to’give to the WWW-
ton Library. one of the best improve.
month and institutions thsi‘ Poww-
tou poasesses. What is more AMM-
bio for a village. than a good“‘“
and especially one that is prone“;
supported by the lmhahl ant
supported by the inhabitan s o' the
Hose House at elxht o'clock ' n
this evening.
K. 0F c. CAMP FUND
What other new: papers :‘
K. of O. War Camp fund.
“The War Department has wild We
Knights of Columbus a when' '
monlul for its edit-lent sew
Mexican border during the trt “
year," says the Detroit. Tim' “by
having called upon the organizer? n to
loin with the Y. M. C. A. in the pr -sent
war in the establishment o. .
substitute breads tor the old lesbian-
a], white bread.
George Giest, who-i9 stationed at
at his home Sunday.
w. A. Benjamin and iamiiv ct \‘eu
York moved into the house which is
owned by Fred Wright at Cedar (lati-
Samuel Adams and William Davis
were in iiridgr port yestcrllny with the
view of enlisting in the Coast Arm ""“lli’n‘” “'1 ”“810“ ‘9 i
the soldiers. The country
V owes the Knights of ilolumi)
As the winter draws on the lisritn debt of gratitude."
court rtom i: very quiet, as no unto The New York ""11“ “n“
mobile arrests have lit'Pn made to plains why the “WM" "' 'V
some time. This is due to the fort that h“ been ”£081“th by 'h
automobile trulflc is not as heavy dur- punnont as "m" ”f ‘h' ”m * "
log me cold weather cies for welfare work among '
dlers. “Broadly smirking."
newspaper, “the understandiu
Knights of Columbui rum. l
with that of the Y. ill. t". 1‘
lfylng to know that the two i
tions are working together .
(.l cordial cooperation, uh.
should be."
The street department was busy
-dnv afternoon cleaning out the
sewers underneath tin.- railroad liririlw
This was done {or the meson lh'll
when it ruins the water which accuma
lates there will freeze during the win
ler as the sewers are generally . _
. . "To much credit cannot .
clogged. .
‘ when the history of tin-.m-
”, A. we,” who two months 380 tonments shall have been \.l. '1."
says the Lima, Ohio. Time“.
“to the men who make up t
oi Columbus; men who it.
their time and lllcll‘ lobar
money. without a cr-nt's m.
that our soldier boys may .
tar as possible, the moth
they have sacrificed to l.
world it ht place in which i
The Lynn, Mass. Tclcg.
meuds the campaign for tin
this money will be put say
ers and fathcrd
henrts. may rest assured
oncs’ attention will be
from contaminating influence.
Contributions to the tune
ing in slowly. We :lfl‘ conlu.
won that the people of Nov-
ready 'to help our'noldiors .
small subscription helps l’ v
fund. Please give what. y:-
that our Catholic Union l'utl'
-. c it.. lull quota.
sent in an application to the war do
partment in Washington. to enlist in
the engineer corps, received his reply
and also transmission of captain last
week. Mr. Wells left Sunday for the
west. ust where he will be stationed
could not be learned.
Citizens of the town believe it
would b“ ll. good surgesllon to the
vigilance committee to vest in the
hands of the. constables the power of
arresting suspicious characters in the
town. This suggestion comes from a
citizen who states that Saturday night
a ucrton who was never echo in to‘tvn
before was acting queer. when he on
ierorl several bunineus places. it WM
also said that this person went into
iUl'rt'n‘ 0mg store and there bought
some glycerlne This caused a vcrv
suspicious atmosphere to come over
the pennie.
sitors . ' .
NJ
What appears to be another case of
interment of an alien eneby was the
arrest of a Mr. C i '
ton Sunday nightbr 2:13:22 21-33:; Women Organize
’ ' ' Chapter Rad Cross
a partner of Mr. Hammerehoy, when A branch 0’ the lianbu (.h vi"
the latter ran a blacksmith shop in Red Cross has 1,9,." romp: at it’ldga
”MW" "ii '0 a “W “1°"th ngo. ‘0 field and will make Red Cross sot»
specific information concerning the pups to be Shllipt‘tl through he't'lqu'tr
min-n or the rennin for the arrest terrain [‘anburv The branch will '0”
could be derived from the oillclals, as “9d.”- the supervision of the Dsnbury
thcv plaim they cannot any onvth‘mg chapter.
mi" about Wednesday, However it is Moors warp elected at a mellow
believed that Christian-on, who is n of about fnr‘y membt’l's of tho Red
Q‘v‘ndn i“ connected with a ”W 0"" Cross at the Town Hall on Wednesday
mans. Mr. Christianson. when arr-cut. Mom“ at mm“. Chairman. Mrs’
cd. was» working at William Ziegler Frederick E. Lewis; vlrp-Drfitl‘dl‘nt.
'\ "cc at Nornton. Wm B, W. Keelcr; socrclarv, Mrs. B.
E. Sperry; treasurer,
‘ 1 Ryan.
g Miss Maude V. (‘iril‘llmsecretarm
g ROWAYTON ' and MPH. C. D. Parks, vicepresident
5 .
oi the Danbury chapter represented
mur-
RIDGEFIELP IRANCH
Under '11 nbury
,._...i.. L
the clmpter nnd lliss‘Grlflin presided.
Mrs. George Newton. oi Ridzefield.
was temporary chairman. The princiv
pal activity at present amonx Red
Cross members “at Ridgefleld ls knit-
Mius Eva Le Gnllienne. daughter of ting
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Le Galiiene oi ,
Tokeneke. has Just «been engaged by engineers-pal" lN THE WAR.
W‘lllam Faversham for his torthcom- NEW \a' .K, Dec. 4,411.9 my
in production of “1""! and Md, neers' part in the war is under discus.
“3’" lion at the American Seat?" of Mo
" “Ml anlnours' annllll eofiontion
In these days of high prices of here today Described as “a war bon-
t‘us—tlo cents a donut—the liousq motion" the gathering will be feat'
holder should realise that one egg is a ured by consideration of cnaineerlna
day's work for a ben. and dye cents a problems dealing- with luel, ship». rall-
day is pretty poor plexus, when the road and motor transportatllm, air
farmland that teeth then gets ”.00 a craft. allotments. agrtcultnte. mu
Aa’
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n.lV ‘
Mrmlnm'cs B. '
be ready to give her demonstration of day. or 60 times greater pay.
nltlons and other war phones.
To the engineering profession. Wil-
as. gran-maroon. mm-lltmm-rmmabotn flatulen-
nbslitntes for floor as a method of
Win: the supply so that it may The use of puma cards tor the llam Howard Taft will deliver a meo-
‘flt 8 inset time and also that our accommodation of automobile owners sage in a speech tonight round“)! it!
,boyaabtbs trout may have more. This is to in discontinued by Commissioner m labors; and statement" 000m
1- not only a patriotic dutyol every of rotor Vehicles Robin" 3. Stoeclo w. own-.mwmbeweulm‘
- m to be willing to conserve loud lo. It has been Wu tor the de- orary member, also will address the
“minimums-doberman pastment, whoa metal markers were moiety. as will Rear Admiral P. 'l'.
Ibothlottery-comudinboriouttoxiveamhilsowmwto-Rowlos,rmrod rmrqlllalorhnlw
7’” .010 ordinary whit-loll board ones. main-tents have now 0. B A..andothersil'wbllesodcivll-
woman's-mom inhuman-only ottbelanlila. _/
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5?“ m” l ' man, the .rolas
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Convenient. wants if you hurry up :
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LADIES!
It matters not what "it ad" or rice Suitorcoat ouma
have in mind, you'll find it here! 1) y y
$7.98 to 348
Men’s O’coat Special at 815 l’ .
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JACOBY’S
STOP ONTHECOBm OFM’VAIZANDTS’I’.
Andlookl'or-
A. HASSAN’S
SPECIALS
ALL KINDS OF F3283
VEGBTA NUTS, FANCY FRUITS AND
Pumpkins. Hubbud Squash, Raisins, Prunes, Sweet Juicy
33$“, Grape. Fruit, Apples, Fears and everything is fresh
L‘
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COUPON ,
‘EMBER {ran FIGHTERS
,1,
How you .an get this ,
splendid denies Flag tor
only 'rtic. All that is
necessary for you to do is I ;
to clip the coupon and i
bring or send it to this T
ofloe with 790 in cash and
this Patriotic Flag is
yours. I! ordered by mail
add 7 cents for packing
and postage. Must be seen ’
to be appreciated.
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The Evening Sentinel,
South Not-walk, Conn.
. ‘0'
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HosIERY and UNDERWEAR it
’ fflWe have an unusually complete line of Hosiery and '
our pram w Underwear .
’ Ladies and Children ”sell
. * ‘(.0RDON .”“NOT-A-SEME. ”“BUSTER BROWN”
, _, , ; Ladies’SilkHose.
-- a, - . ‘ 29cto$2.00ea
.- ‘ - Ladies ’erUnd
Y ‘ I K t “KAl sun.” “FOREST MlLLS.” “c. a L”
I ‘ hildre sUnion Suits
iv OPEN EVENINGS FROMs DECEMBER 3RD o;
_ ‘va
Andweolorysutlebc hemarketallo ces "
inordertogsti . We deliverlree of obs: . A' DiCkeman & Son 8 '
Vory‘nost Creamery Butter (Beclunann ' . 50c manila" STDRE é
Funcylains.ctatces,,.erpeck.....r. .50c '
Swift's Silver L'nt .re Lard, lb. 33c ‘ 4 waShinflmn 8" Phone ‘46
Ward’s Fros‘ Cakes; all lends, pkg. . . 11'; ‘ “133'" 3.1315?“- 3503‘ ”
Freabloaststod‘ees .. ............ 20 3~ lb. I ' ‘ " ‘— “”“ "W” "
Impala; or Mixed 'i'sas ......... 550 lb. »
so: an Instant Poolum 450. 30c also . 25c
Imperial Harrow Beans (Fins for baking) . . . 17c
Campbell’s Soups, 21 kinda, per csn ..... . . 12c
Franco-American Ready lads Soup, eon . . lilo
All mounts must he settled in fall oa'l eek.
ber 15th,1917
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3 83 & 85 Washington St.
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Piahltanplooksmsotbsredesmsd«
i):- .cre Decem-
uO.
None 1405
MAY SHUT DOWN
ALL PLANTS FOR
, FIFTEEN DAYS
PITTSBURGH. Pa. . Dec. 4.-—-Pro-
posala that all manufacturing plants
in the country shut down for the
period; beginning at noon Saturday,
December 22. 1917, and continuing on ’
tll Monday January 7. l9lli. but been
made to the Pittsburgh Chnmb
Commerce. lt lusnggested the sun»
pension of industries would accent
pllsh the (allowing resultsi
‘Relleve railroad congestion: relieve
embargoes that are resultant
railroad congestion; enable the plants
toclean up their mills and motorles:
prevent worse shipping conditions
that will prevail during the winter
season it relief is not soon worded:
and produce {general better and more
satisfactory business condition.
0L0 IOLDllll 0W” RICO"!!-
. untold
Gustav Wmelln, commands: of 6.
A. ll. Post Pinchncyvlllo. no. writes:
“I highly recommend Foley Kidsoy
Fills, which l [inter to all others I
have used and consider them ‘Jobnsy
on tho spot! ’ m ins-d Flo silt
as‘oh
toms
from '
t
Wcsrct r Aluminum
Cool ti “cost 5
“no
introduction, look, no and
soar wot
Ibo Idlers. Wits- Kat.
Mica
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the Messenger of Cheer
_ It's a friend at the Soldier's side-
to joke for him. sing for him, play for
him, day after day! ‘4 . .
Send one to m soldier. this "
Victora and Victrolas. lit) to “09.5.1.3
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