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BANS “MOWEV‘KAISMSHMJ hint: for tit: Visit of the Sol-f

:‘icts Pram Camp Devon: 1
At the :‘8'13151' i‘l‘f’linl of South;
Norwalk'lpstgc, No. :529, Loyal Order: At 1 o'clock ligiw-L'lwmvn .. ..
Of Mouse, hem last evening a numbf'ri’jnllnhw oi the costmittm i'l ctrurr-o oi
”1 " applications '07 mem‘lernhtlfil” Wilnnme, salted tha‘, :u‘lclorlt-
were received and it was voled toimcney lat ”neon raised to p rmi: the
hold a special clan initiation on Sun-rung a‘ rid ? it?! the welcome but

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, ( E )9“ . he enter- that cflrrts no d at. ecntmued this af-
rdihnfitfxmcoaimlittee 15 T ‘tornocn and tomorrow to more money
a :. . ,.

reported milliantl that it was hoped that the peopli
much Motif"! had be“ made m (303'; would czntinue to respo to the call
nection with the fourth annual warrior help: . 'L' ,, ‘

querade ball to he. held in Music Hall 09941le may I!" m 59 10 Mr. (.31.

‘ . . , . -, . kellaher. to Frederick I- Lamslon. chair-
.\ew Years (49, lllilth plomisea to i man of the finance committee. or m

 

FOR “E SOBDIERS
1 ‘ iCcntinuedAtrcln 9‘33")”, l (Continued Loin first Page).
i Hohzr‘endcr Janina W. Scrard'fl book.

1 My {our i’t-us in Germany."

. Mrs. Britain was alt first inclined to

'earned that (no of the actor: present
was to impersonate the Kaiser.

This made Mrs. lirlituin very sull-
titziouon. and the. telephoned to the
Greenwich police. St-rgt. Patrick
Flannagan arrived, and after consid-
erable conservation and mentioning
dccided that thc kaiser was not the
real article.

Phone 113;:

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HAVE .gN Y SIZE

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RAYMOND BROTHERS

_ 137 Washington St.

Just Arrived

G0 DP CO L. SEND IN YOUR ORDERS.

LAS S. C ’
FUTQJRE AN T TELL AN YTHI

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one of the bigakn‘l out mo of the vear. .cithcr of the local newspapers. Mall
A report trout the .uprcnis lodge waa'ywr checks ml; gym-mm, m a".
rcceived dialing a war emergl>ncy1new',‘pcrs or to Meters. Gallaht-r and

' . . d inaure the welcome of tire
ccmmiaaion had been 3990“!le mull/“WW an .
would soon leave for France to mubowldwr boys Who are- coming m .\or-

. . .walk.
liah the Moose ambulance aervme "If; Hard Work Today.
the field in the interest of-Moose mom-l The committee and particularly that
here at the front. ipart handling the financial part was

Lil-anuhlie Salim had tzlephoned
his predicamcnt to the real Mr Gerard.‘
who talked over the wire to Mitt. Brit.
min and assured her that the "kaiser"
"and his conlpaicn actor, "Mr. Geri
rd," were 0. K. The assistant direct-
or also took pains to acnure her that
the picture was to be taken tor gov-
ernment purpone's and not for any il~
that the

nancial purpose. He said

women to be taken would reprenenl The house. committee stated that

panting

up against a territlc task when this
dawned. But a few small

Saturday and Sundav would be known
as “Open House Day," at which time

Ambassador Gerard's visit to the pol

ace of the kaiser shortly before the amounts had been ilecured, but. volun-

teers responded to the call tor help

 

 

 

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sinking of ”'9 Luaithnia. and went ‘out soliciting. My

everything will be done for the com-

 

 

A light luncheon still
the Xorwalk Clull, Saturday night.

 

Thtlrsda y evening.

——!tiis.~l Alter will lP-(ipi'n her llancl
llull Friday

in; this in "Old Men's
eveninz, Dec. 11h at it o'clock.

The Golden Rule Circle will mom on

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be served at .

The Rm] Cross met :11 the home of ' John's Llidg". No. 6. P. and A. at. was
Mrs. Louis Sohele. West Norwalk, on

After carefully conlldering the situa-
tion from all angles Mrs. Brittaln de-
cided to hold 0! the visit of the knit

Messrs. Gallaher and llamaon start-

vlce .
fort 0! M00“ members in the Ber ed out on calling on the big fellows to

who visit Norwalk. South Norwalk

And Look For

STOP ON THE 603m 017 36 VA! ZANDT 81'.

A. HASSAN’S

SPECIALS

ALL KINDS OF P ’
V2 631131.18. RISE NUTS. FANCY FRUITS AND

Pumpkins. Hubbard Squash, 33mm m
0mm Grape Fruit. Apples, ’ “’

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HOLIDAY omits .

PM}! I SHAW
PARK» & TILFOBD
331318311-
RUSSELL!

F. H. BAXTER .
DRUGGIBT

Motor Truck Tires i

All regular sizes carried in
stock.
Quality and prices right.

on gum ILO‘I'ORY
Pine Inland Street, Norwalk

The Banner Bakery

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musicians with crummy»

Sweet Juicy '

Pears and everything is fresh

 

help the cause along and they landed
a numba of goodly sums for the en.
teruinrnent. . .

er until she.could communicate with Lodge now has 21 member: entitled

 

 

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sordln-uollllsyt. Ws‘alynohlm-

llUGAll. BUN! and com-
imaa in addition to our regain-o; I
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her husband, who is in Savannah.

and in the service of the United
States and on Saturday a serVice flag
in their honor with 21 mm will be
flown to the breezejlhe same having

 

Ralph E. Dibble. L. Ii. Tripp. Clif-
ford Randall and Alfred Hopkins vole
unteered to solicit among the Dl'ople
'zlt large and ahortly after noon began.
been presented to South Norwalk pouring in their amounts to the otlicen.‘
lodge by the ladies (,1 Mooseheart‘ There is still a shortage and the‘
Ic"lon ineople art- urged to buy tickets for
‘ " ' lthe dance. the theatres and the other.
. Entertainments, all well all ooliclttng tcl
ltlle general fund, however.

ST. JOHN’S LODGE OFFICERS.

 

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iDavid H. Pollard Chosen Warshipiul,
I . Master
‘, The annual communication 0! St.
{held lailt night in the temple in Wall
'slreelrfl’lld the following oilicers werol
elected for the ensuing year: , .
Masterwrllavid H. Pollard. l _ All Arran cmenta stand I
Senior Wardonvllorace if. ltlch-; wm Look After Women Relativel All arrangengenil stand: The!
”“1” 3 and Friends Desiring to Visit , {parade will start at 3 o’clock. there;
' Soldiers at :amp. ;will be. dancing at the Norwslk Ari-1'
0n the ow- of the reception to our‘mory tornorrbw evening. On Sunday:

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Juillor Warden --Jl>hn w. Whitehead.
Treasurer-«Samuel Lynda.

Tuesday 'aiternoon at P. at the home
of Mrs. (‘harles Fitch on Mmle are.
nue.

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l Secretary~damcs W. Storey.

1 Senior Deacon-o ‘I'dl'l l’. H. Gordon.
Junior Deacon ~--.Iolln B. Gruelle.
Senior Steward r—(‘arl A. Harstrom.

Junior Steward “Frank W. Gregory; proper ”"39 '0 "W“H‘?" the

.-, lufternoon there will be a footballi
lboyu now :~-'atitmld at Camp ilevensdgame at Amusement Park. On Shit I
"at Ayer, “amt. it would 896'!!! ll mollttday evening there will be entertain“:

work of‘mantil at the Tslace and Regent then-l

. . Shoes
In the

.Comfori and Wearing Qualities.
. hosiery oi All Grades -

Men’s Genuine Cortivoall

Latest Models
A Satisfactory “Shoe for Appearance,

THE
mu

BUSINESS comm;

otters.i Post Graduate J
Courses tor those

 
 

who wish to quality l .
tor special or higher

 

is. regular Weekly mvezing of Cock;
enoe Tribe.‘.\'o. 32. l. t). R. M., will be
held tonight. in Red Men'u Hall,
stain street. . '

—Sofi hat; and caps. O'Brien. ii

The Feast of the Assumption will:

' be celebrated tomorrow morning in}
iii. Marv'e Church, by masses at 5:30,;1
{and fl o'clock.

,Tlle regular nlontlllv meeting of the
Norwalk Hospital Association will he.
held Tuesday eveniilc, in the parlor!
‘of lluz..\'orwalk Club. ’ y -l
" . Thomas S. pontilllson and Mrs. Em'

ma l.. Saundorll were married by Ri’anBuckley delivered an creellent

llr. Gerald H. iii-rant at the parsonazeldroan
the one hundred and titty-gecoml your woman from Norwallt on h". “my“ in

of the Park Street Congregational
(thurch, of liridgeplil't. on Dec. 51h.
were. celebrated

I

Monaco

7 and 8 o'clock. The ii o'clock Hma'ii-l

was for the} vouns ”men of the parish mallter’u speech. Dr. f‘arl A. HII‘HII’OW.‘
w serving me” (-Ountry on 309an a; spokesman for the. men w
have been raised during the past your. .
presented Mr. Iiut‘kle)" with a lland-iout cont, llelnl'. purelwa hi‘lllful "it".
{Hollie gold i'llrlpter and (‘onlmandery‘

who are no
land and Hell.
-——Don’t Be a Slack"

Be on limc tomorrow at Krivzer's. fill).

Hundreds of trimmed and untrimmed

velvet huts will be sold at one dollar “on" (ms, and it show" the axiom in F. 5‘ I‘m". 126 H“ litll‘Rond, phone. “m“ of

$022,113; Buckley ‘3 held by h" [ennw'lfii-Z. the neceluary information will’

each.
The new rules of the automobile de-
partmentllnzler which npplicantn for
drivers' licenses will he vxnlllinell
'to test, their ilk
eitcct yesterday. , i
‘ Word has been reCeived llvre ile-
ccnlber ti, from William Earle. of (Tom-
pany ii. 102nd lnfantrv. He was one
of the first of Norwalk's drafted men
to leave here. The letter was dated
November 12. He states that he ant
the boys are fine. it

The, ladies’ Aid of West Norwalk.‘
met at the home of Mrs. Louis Schele.
on Wednesday afternoon. and

Cross work was engaged in. A month-

ly business Lession was held. and it
was voted to make a generous dona-
tion to the Wset Norwnlk Sunday:

School for Christmas: also to have a;

mailbox: at their next meeting. which.t
will be held at,the home of Mrs. Wit-i
liam Beck. on December lath. Re.

freshments were served. . i
—A record including envelope. Verse;
and card, the box is nicely gotten up.‘
answering all a gilt also a Christmas.

.‘card to sell for 40c. Donnelly's. 16‘
South Main street. =

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4952
mums canons
amounting to
$153,914.50
Q1 ’4 winbdmlfled '

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“adulation“ '

in _ Buckley. »

led by Worshipful Master David H. i?

jArthur t‘. Wheeler. who will assisted ‘ of the boys and to point
by \Vorahipful Brother James W. Stor—‘ lowing facts to the end that no w
cy. as grand lllal'lihfl]. i '

,o; the lodge wore nlso'tprenented tut ed 1nd “wormed.

‘ excellent condition. .

Ill‘hlch was instituted on
in sums. and which recently celebrated

ltory's (‘hurch this morning It squirm“ “WWW“ “m“ml” I“ WEN

ill in drivintz, went itltolcembor Lilith. at 7:45 o'clock . , i

 
 

 

a.
The band and the uoldieril will an-
.,rlve. early tomorrow
they will give a concert in iron! oi the
lArrnory tcmorrow evening from 7:30;

Tyler-James Sutherland.

lute Traveller-9' Aid Society. which is;
Trustee tor three “years—day S. ‘

1cooperating with the Woman‘s Com-
.lnlltteo oi the National Council of De
Jinn”, to make’the way any and list: .
at”. for the mother» and wives and awcct- t";;::;:j§t’r"k-mm the co m ‘
, . mm m-
Marshal—Marry Bcnpett. 1’“ “n“ '1") wish '0 visit we "mv' needs the money, Buy the dance tick-f
The above officers were InntnllediTh“ "up!" “ dellsned ”Deck”? "’3’” from the drug ”0"" 0" cigarl'
out night by Most Worshiptul Brother reach the women relatives and friendslatoren and contribute to the fund.
out the “HAM attend the football game and thP‘
oJilleutrc performances. The committetrl
needs the money.
man shall go to Camp. Dovfinu inlaid-i .

The following officers were appoint

 

arll:
Chaplain~---\\'lllialtl J. Rider.

I , Nor-walk. Conn.
Dec. 7th. 1917.

‘ ‘ .‘hruc 'oMirs.

elcrll' Aid Society of. Boston, II the, iz—Ql'iutniaailons will form at 2:30

in. m.. Saturday, December 8th. 1917.

‘as follows» ,

(a) The Nora-nix police will form

from of the Norwalll Armory.

(h) The Norwalk Fire Department

prllle her of the hospitalities extended . will, form in column of squads, fac-

by the local women's clubs. assist hcrl Int: ‘ilollth. on the west ‘tlidP‘o! West

ennisl of Speculative Lllaaonory. lln upcuflng lodging. o.- boardin' plac- ' “WM“- with ”'9 head “7 ”19 column

. ' about 2.’ vurde nor 0

Upon the. contllltliou of the retiring es. and in finding her friends and 1.0!, in {mm-u} ”w itrm‘ohri' l the folmtain
,.

if ant-one denlr

h'o'flllVPi-I at the camp. ' tr) The Boy Scouts will form in
film: 1th “Wm. which is fnflrplv with- column oi lull. till "it the lawn direct-
ly south of the :lrnlory. with the head
cy for the protection of women and 2:12: 22:32:: m line will the front
lirls. will communicate With "'9 i“ (d) (‘aptnln (lallaher's civilian in«
rat chairman of the committee, Mrs.'tantry (immumny will iorm in col-
l; on the lawn directly

north of the armory. with the head
glvvn of the collmut in linc with the front

- 'ot the armory.

- ft») The Gllinher batter' wi '
VACH‘I’SMEN EAT OYSTERS Em either ulnglo u.— dongle limit]:
Thp .\ic.\lullen Yacht Club held ltsjon the south Hide of Stevens street,
iregular monthly meeting in its m." with the, head of the column rllltingi
club "mm last evening. for the main line with the front of the armory.
‘ . ‘ w h lu in” meeting; if) The Home (Jilill'd Will form in
(amp. \n. it. t . S. W. \'., was held last ”mp' Aite. l ‘- ) a ' 'pcnlumn 0' squads on ”W north side
night, in n“. headquarters in the to which there was allure attendancelot Steveno street and the East side
Town Assembly Hall Building. on Cam. 60011!” Wt‘i‘k“ furnished one oI‘of Franklin "9“"9' with the brad 0'
Wail sll'et-l. and the following ofllco-rs hill famous steamed oyster dishes. ll ‘ "‘9 column in "”9 '“h the “'0'" 0'

Wel‘v' elected for the coming year. . . v ., the "'mOI'Y- . ‘
t sinnlantll-l'«~ Fred Iloorl. lh‘ claimed that ('apt. “N“ h“ m," (3) Company I, 304th‘lnfaml'y. Na-

Senior-Vicc-Commander—Jliarléa E." give“ away m" "Cr“ in this “ml? tional Army .headeti by llwif regi-

Lindeberiz. ions dish; although he has been oflPfl‘d; mentor band. will form in column of f -
Jugior—Vlce-t‘ummnndeh-Etlwardr E. big monev. He hail promised for the squads inside the armory. .

ilrot erton. ‘ - (h) Ladies" Moose Heart Legion

next mectln another new dish. ‘

ll Trustw- Ior three yearn—ll. M. Mil“ g 4 will form in.” rear of the Norwalk v.
use. I . ' EFire Department. "
gull» cfiicel'l of the day, and the om-l‘ . ”7'“ 7° ““9“" .. l (i) Members of the o. .t. R, will

tor of the guard-will his electedfiptho toluntccr ftrcmcn' M ”l“ ("'3' 0' form in rear of the Ludics' Moose

next meeting or the camp. Norwnlll are hereby ordered to assem- Heart Lenten.

._ ‘ l- a _- . bin at the Norwnlk Armorv in lini- ”VIA" 01h" organizations

:fom. tomorrow, Saturday afternoon, 10"" 'n “’3" 0' ”‘9 "- A‘ R .

_ . . . 2-v-The parade. will start at 3:00 p.
‘at 2.30 I) clork, for the purpose of p.tr- m.. and will be headed by the Nur-
ticipatlnz in the parade.

.walk police.” The other organizations

I’er Order. ‘1 will move out at the command of the 7

GEORGE W. BOUARDUS, Amflrlihll, maintaining proper dis- ‘5'
Chief.

tances between units.
3~The line of march will be from '
' ville Armory south cn West1 avenue.
ito North Main street. to Railroad
. larenue. to Monroe street, to South
,, lliain ,atreet, ‘tlion lnorb on ‘St , .
.. lMain street to North Main street. to
1’,‘ .Weat avenue. to Wall street, to East

The annual report» of the ommrr

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light, and showed thoe lodgeto be. in‘ There are headquarters of the Trav-’

t 7 . . l.
“9 icing “ orellipful Master J" a: IAyer railroad station and an authoriz-

last night. in which he reviewed F ed agent'oi the amicjv will men any

" S" "on“ Md” N” 6' Pyiz‘ydIAi'tnrfld" at Boston and attain at Ayer. will ai’ t
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The fob was engraved with that
words, “From the Men You Raised.
1917." The. girl. was Indeed a haunt;

The. next regular communication of.” “h“"rmw
St, John's Lodge. No, 0, r. and A. M.,l
will br- ht‘ltl on ’i‘burl-ldny cevnlng. Ito-,9 ~

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MCKINLEY 'CAMP ELECTION.
.Tilt‘ :lnnllftl nll‘eling of McKinley’

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‘ ‘ to 7"”: _ ? Wall street. to East avenue. around '-
«4‘».\r‘«+l§ ' the Norwailt Green. to East Wall 5'
,-. ‘, street. to Wullstreet, to West avenue.

to the armory. Q
4~0rganizati0ns will march in col- .
t umn of sounds on the right hand side " ‘
‘of the road. until they pass Reedl
street. on the way north. when they:

Snowmen." l.‘ ‘7 o . . .7
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Eff. t. t‘ I I
me“ “ lil!.i°i;“.ml‘l.§.?'l’.".’? 3:. 21m: :3.

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TOOLS-

O‘. BJJACKS. N: .
‘ .OPTOMETRIS'I ~

5' Wall Street.
. KRYPTOK LENSMolding bxtorda in Gold or
Ill-ll sum-aunt: one: Mountings. ‘ ,

At Low .Prlces ~

All Kinds of V'l'ools, Kudos] Instruments, Jewelry, Ito,
at greatly reduced prices. See our window display.
Buy hero and save mom.

NORWALK'PA wnsnor

‘u WATER-$1.

Norwalk.

mandating”. Dealt-HM

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Very‘speolall' y priced. Just

' the chair for genuine homo
comfort! whether 'or not you
have a. fireplaoe to gather

o; ... Theseohnirsars cowl-edit:

good quality 1mm ion loath.
er, genuine leather and tap-
utry with luxurio' us pad-
dinC-and- spring-lest and-
hacku .
PRIOR ~

513:50‘10" $37.50

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RATEG TO NEW YORr: “1
m: ANNING J. 8mm rumo-
POR‘I’ATIOU LINE. Inc. '
Freight but leave: "er 46. l- ‘
River, P": York (foot '0' new
It.) every way aunt Sunday, as 1 pr
Int. Freight name at Norwslir up h

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Witchin‘OIer.rorth03eltin _ fiantioned to warn their men to keep] M
room highly beneficial.~ which cannot in the proper distances . after pal-still: y“
' . linto column of platoons.
‘ ' h 101' “m of remedies containing “mm“! 6min case the sire of a command
4 M'Womatt and children. , mu. Lincoln is pm. an mutate-‘nnd load upace permit. column at to
Jone» I boy ‘M “I; of flu-H all. Irish . “i! ‘ ‘32::po instead of platoons'moy be
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