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City Jen/3]
David J. l\ eed, iJ years old, of
orw'allt. has enlisted in the United
tales navy through the Bridgeport re-
rbiliu atation.
The regular monthly meeting at the
...; rd of directors of the South Nor-
alk Public library will be held in the
ibrary building on Friday evening,
decentbcr 7, at 3 o'clock.
~LUNCH AT COUNTRY CLUB
you will enjoy it an. on Friday a ripe.-
cial luncheon is served.
Thomas E. Pom-H of Broad River.
in now doing much cartoon work tor
the Washington Times. owned by Ar-
thur Brisbane, one of W. ll. Hearst's
right-hand men.
John ('onnell. son of Mrs. John Con-
neil o! Bidgelleld. who was a member
of the Piattsburg Offlcerti' Training
Camp. has earned a first lieutenanl's
commission. which he now .bolds.
Lieutenant Conneli spent Thanksgiv-
ing at his home.
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~W. w. W. Rings in which the
stones are guaranteed to stay, at R.
F. Noni-it's jewelry store.
.\lr~i. Wilbur Thomas, who was well
known by a number of Bethel people,
died Monday morning at the home oi
her daughter. :94; Orchard xtrect. No:-
walk. The funeral services will be,
held Thursday 2 p, Ill. ibinbury
News.
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The choir of Trinity church. under
Athe direction oi Organist and Choir-
s master Edward .I. Sims. will on Sun-
rday evening, sing the beautiful cau-
tatn, "A Song of Thanksgiving." hp
Maundre. The cantata is made up oi
choruses. duets. and solos, and was
nun-h enjoyed. when the choir sang it
reveral years ago. it is an opportuni-
ty for our music loving people to hear
a stirring composition. intelligently
rendered
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A hearing has been set _lor Novem«
bet 7, tomorrow, on the action brought
through Attorney General George E.
liinman. ior the State Park Compila-
sinn George ,A. Parker. Lucius T. Rob
inson. John E. Calhoun. Fayette L
Wright and Herman P. Chapman, who
seek to condemn about fifteen acres.
of land in Westport on the shore iront.
The parties interested are Lilli
Nevtkirk and Alice S. lrwln oi thi
city. and two or three others who
claim holdings in the property. The
park commission asks that three dis»
interested persons be named to decide
on the value of the land unit has been
unable to agree with the owners.
A
', ,expcctin: a thousand recruits by Dc-
$153,914.60
will be nailed
on or boioro
biennium
".itttttti
”harmony.
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Many Vacancies at the Army,
Navy, Marine, Aviation
and Ether Branches
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.—-Drait reg-l
iii-trams whooo classification and ord-
er numb-rs are so low that they do
not. all within the current quotas
of their Inst boards may at their
own roam-t be immediately inducwd
into the military servlct . Provost Mar-
obol Conceal Crowder today annoum
5 “Upon fling with his local board a
. waiver of all claims at deterred claui-
button. a man in a deterred class
may be summed and sent to camp
‘tmwdlanly, although not an part of
his board’s quota, u this would vio-
late the provisions 0! the selective
mice law which prohibit aubstitu-
tion. Whore the claim hon been de-
Ipondoncy. a waiver by the dependonb
malt accompany that of the resin-
trant, but waivers (mm children or
mentally unfit persons will not be
recounted
Any registrant may enlist in the
navy or marine corps. General ('row-
dor said. upon presentation to u re-
ctuiting olilcer oi a certificate by his
local board that his clam and mun-i
here are so low that he does not tall}
within the current quota. Subqequent‘i
l". uv-nu preventation to the board of
iris onlictmrnt. certificate. he Mil be
;.|)laccd Tn 'Cl‘dfin Five. thei dlficard
class. on the ground that he is in
the naval service I
The new regulations also provide
that by permission of the surgeon-
general oi the armv and under hi“
ventilation. any medical student. hol-
piial interne, (it-mist. dental student.
veterinaiian. oi' t'ct-rinitry student
"_may enlist in the Medical Reserve
(‘orps and he will be placed in the
discard class.
A iegirtiaut also may be committ-
sinned :n the ’llll' nay.) or marine
(”urns or appointed an army field
( !-.iik regardless of his classification
or Miler number.
it was pointed out today by Klon-
vial (‘rowdei that registrants have
uittil December 15 to enlist in the
military forteiv
McLEAN BtLL To GIVE MORE. PAY
To POSTAL CLMKS.
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1. number c' the 3th“
nr-iumands
when ordered to do kitchen police
duty.
lowances.
tato peeling.
erwise “hinting the cook. livery pri
vote is expected to pertorm it in his
turn. ‘
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TIA‘JHINIH‘ON, Dec. u.~-Appolnt-
meitt (l '- commute, oi representative
retail grocer . to r i in in: tip}: b are
"taller! the (”mas l‘ if Food AI: -m' .t-
autumn vas announced today iy
Food Administrator Hoover The
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32’ fi'pd- "C
m,
Zn'mz' of Philalnlphia.
regiment ”o'-
nntrrwod to three year! imprison
neat and dishonorable discharge from
'he tenure for refusing. to obey the
of his superior vicar.“
port, towa,,will sen-e
assistant to the food administrator.
FREMWATER EELS.
Freshwater eels are sold to be ten
clean feeders; they are sometimes
seen cropping the leave. of water-
He also forfeits all pay and al-
Kitchen patrol duty consist-o of po-
woshing distal! and oth-
Sentinel Want Adve. keep you in
touch with good, live. thinking people.
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And Avoid the Danger: of Disappointment and Delay.
Our wond¢rlul Holiday diop includes many desirable
yiflsatsxnallcoshaswcllumn THINGIIIUBIITUII.
We gladly smallpnroham without chum for doltvcry
at the direction of the purchaser.
Free Auto Delivery to all Surrounding
Towns.
increases Run From 15 to 30 Pér'
Cont. According to salary. l
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.——Senatorl
George P. McLean has started out
the session of ('omresn an the cham- .
plon oLthe postal employees by in-
troduclni: a bill today granting them
increases of a ralary ranging front
15 to Silver cent.
McLean's bill prm‘idett that post-
masteru assistant po-itmastcrs mall
carriers postal clerks and all other
portal Pniployt‘en now receive sal-
aries of $1200 in less a year shall
time increases of thirty per cent:
Ilio<c roccivint: br‘weeu $1200 and
511300. LS per cent. inr-reuwes; those
net-ivini: between SLh‘mt and 83,000,
finch uses oi 20 air not and thoseE
receiving more than Sf'tmii. increases
or 15 per cent Appctii for legisla-
tlon grunting salary increaactt have
become most insistant during the
past three years from iitiployees of
the post offices at Hartford, Bridge-l
nort. New Haven and other town~i lnl
(ionnctticut
A bill to grant a straight 25 per
cent. increase to all tuwtal employ-
ees was introduced in the House by
Connreeaman Kelly of Pennsylvania.
today.
RAYMOND & SON
rmunnmnud Parallax-0W.
Wallandnighltl.
Korwolk.
Seasonable Slices:E
For Men, Women and Children
Sensible well wearing models for bus-
iness, street or school. Dainty ones
for dances and-other dress occasions.
Sailslaciory Stockings oi All Grades
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
Ix WM 8m MM
There is a likelihood that a bill
grunting some salary immune to the.
po: .4! eniployees may pass (‘ongrcaa
this newton either as .-- separate
measure or an a part of the pejtt
odice appropriation bill, as Congress
realizes the salaries paid live years
ago will not mcet the present high
cost 01 living
MARRtED MEN_ CAN VCLUNTEER.
NEW iMVE Dec. ‘5.—-Married
men may volunteer {or military ser
vice without written consent of theii
wives. according to a ruling mad-3 by
Adintantneneral McCain. and con-
tained in a notice issued. todav by
Major W. A. Mercer. U. S. A., in
in t'llfll’EP of the recruiting station
.here. The ruling was: “Married men
may be accepted for all branchea oi
the army on the same basis as single
men lor'the period or the war only."
The cavalry was thrown open to re
cruiting today. and a. call for colon-l
mentor the Quartermaster‘n Corps
Wins made.
I The station has accepted 21.1 re
lcruita in three days. Major )icrcen
yicembcr is. has sent additional men to
.the Waterbury. Bridgeport. Hartford
and New London stations to assist in
.the worlf.
awaysdaingit
ImmuddsJor-tbolonin
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. Ion, 'm and Children. .
Your soldisr‘boy will onjoy o
WA N T ’E D
One Millionwomen
TO REPLACE MEN
There will shortly be one million
men drafted into the Anny
leaving one million positions to
baffled. Womenmuotfillthom.
W Poll. Douott tolls you why It:
“WhatflaoWarRullyMoanotoWomen”
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PICTORIAL REVIEW
For, November on Solo To Day
JAMES DONNELLY
50. NORWALN CONN.
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loot about in the water; but they are
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FUTURECA T TEL ANYTHING ABOU'I THE
CENTRAL HOTEL
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Wm and lilac mama-
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Tel. 1555
l. DIIESA. Proprietor
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Wo havo a supply of United States War 8a rtifi
smale Stamps and United States 130th WWW“ tor
The United States War Savings Certificates Stain are of
a porvaluo «8600 and are sold for 84.12 for thug-n two
and one cent (10) additional each month Wm
The United States Government Thrift Stamps are sold tor 26c
mhandwhenthoThriftCardisfilled withsixuonzbc stamps,
the name may hooxchutgod for one at the $6. 00 stamps. '
Womlll‘oll be pleased to furnish these stamps to those de-
The City National Bank
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Nc' 1cm
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no: a straw
win a mono
GREEN out.
airman-s
F. H. BAXTER
DRUMIBT
Molar Truck Tires
Allregularaimcmdio
stock.
Quality and price- right.
was mm TIMI?
Pine island Strut. Norwnlk
The Bauner Bakery
roll? llonroootloa
Womnowahlotonpplyou
mum with mm...
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Courses iot' those ,
who wish toqualfly
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positions. ‘
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that will beautiiy the plainesi oi rooms, Q
fill our Carpet Department to overflowing
iu‘llxminsler. Brussels, Velvet, in Persian
and oriental eliccis. Also artistic Colon-
ialautLCrex Runs, specially priced .
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SPECIALS
Live Oak Buckwheat, a pkg ...........................
26c
Butter, the finestcreamery, per lb. ................. 48c ,
Old Dutch Cleanser .............. . ...... .. . 2 cans 15c
1!. 0. Presto .................................. 2 pigs. 25c
Nut Karenina, 2. lb. ............................. .. 30c
:4 Cottage Strut. loot Norwalk.
CMSTMAS EWEIRY'
Attractive pieces of Jewelry for women, young girls and
I! VACUUM If. m mums.
non
LaVallicres,fin chainawith fill pendants
colored m3“ ......... 65.76666 ....... afl‘sm
Brooches, arsoflcddosigns, with andwithout stones. 26o—60c
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