' Prices 81.00 to $6.50.
to 83.50.
. 1:: BA NKS
mm. iiotol Block.
lonto Nor-wont.
1 8.2.50 touts.
j l NORWALK
Endeavor (‘ireie of
cock, 2
p, it).
,‘Mtorneyfidssr'l I. Quinlan was in
geport today. attending s short
.dar ueflfllon oi the Superior Court.
It molar \veehlv meeting of Our
”Itchy Lodge. N0. 1". l. O. 0. P”
W he held tonivht, in the lodge
Wm in Wall street.
M .....-..
Grade 5 of the (‘enter school,” Mint
Allie T. i’ardee, lent-her, was lf'ulla-
49!er Thursday to the Jefferson
school.
>‘ '1‘. until _\'.
“iii
A TRON] l5 .llhll illt‘ llllll‘: °.tt ".l'n‘ 't)
‘3 friend fill’ (in Xmas pi'eeeti‘. Smut»
thin that they will niwnvs zippt‘r-eiute.
.00 in and hear some at Donnell-Es.
where good rel-vim: is u habit. (‘om-
flute stock of records always on hand.
blotter. this morning.
‘/’l'ho ennuzil ball of the etnplmen ef
tho Croft: .t- Knapp llili mutt-in)" will
beheld on the 2l5t all th- ~lallv lir-
. lizsofy. An elaborate Elfi"'tl' .|.l."~ been
finned and Grace Bros. oi'i-l'esim is
to furnish the music.
illul row afternoon.
The Cd!" 1'! Mrs. Elizabeth ililntko.
«charged with violation of the liquor
low, which was to have been heard
in the down town mm' tilt; mornin:
before Judge Vosburch hen beep eun-
tinned until Friday attunmm at 2
t
in the limid and leg.
Spring hill. yesterday
continued until Thursday morniuu of
this Wt“:9k.
. 4m Christmas hutitlkert-hiefs c0 M H". ,illnev that struck
to l, Nehemiah g. Sons department
A Ford tourin: car, henrintz Nevi-
Yum mnrkers, and (tontainilu three
Mangers. fzgilml in make the turn of
foot. of Westport Avenue Iiill,
Why noon. and skidded into the
’ppiu'z on’ lin- rear right wheel.
“Its nlicliting from at th.
fl
6 in the car wns injured, The
inn was taken to a local mirage.
.. 2
repairs
Still
of $17.0. ‘ '
NOTICE
"tiittlilts ' .
29‘ In" "nmm’n at 2:30.
‘ .. ‘-Powcil . Corporation I
r.
ly
(thrusts: 5 present propo.
sition in most every-con.
11' you want tpdwinin s wslk
give him a cane. Prices $1.00
If you want to bog s good
Christmas present grab s z
suit cos, of traveling bag.
‘. Rogers 8t Stevens
MUTH NORWALK
the
i‘ungliters will meet with Mrs. R. Si!-
2 High street. Wednesday, at 3
ydiauti‘ord ioponed the ions of an Al-
len tourin: ear, license number l‘.-»—
t..2“.’ii, to the local police, and nickel
them to be on the look out for it.
t‘omplain'r from the Murphy Monu-
‘ futturinx (‘umpanv in East
about boy's lirlilinu hon fires clone in
the .ul‘op wire reel-tired by the police.
“win: to the poor condition of ill“
his. and if‘t‘ inclement weather eon
dltions, automobile irflfllt' dropped off
to .. considerable extent yesterday. No
ueeidents were recorded on the police
S'tliiuel Hertz. driver of Grumman's
a.l;'u truck, which "cured in an noel~
dint ill the t-orner of .llerwin street.
and West avenue. on November Will.
has been summoned to nppenr before
.4- u't-inrv of the slntt‘. in Hartford, to
James iongobrieeo, of (‘hnpt‘l street.
reported to the uptown puller! yrul 'l'-
fl.t\' afternoon, that he had beer. hlti‘en
morninz.
Longolirirco did not know who until-rt
the animal. but the matter
1’. l“. BROPIIY, Seen
The eases of l‘tiniel 'l'au‘ellu. drivel
Sinuson on Stilni'ilil‘l tifternnon short-
he \‘.'il:= struck. will come up for a heat-
ins: on Saturday the 15th. The
”tenure liotli ehnrtzed with i'f‘clil“.ii-l
driving and Tavelln‘is held in bonds
Ul $500 wit to (Iavinn is held on bonds
The members of Eureka Rebekah
.l.otlge. No. i2. 1. o. o. F.. will attii‘nd
“the funeral of our late sister.
heth ilevine at Trinity Church, Tut’s-
' mums 1.. FOSTER. ’
Noble Grsnd. ofmthe reception committee. spoke for
JENXIE BRADBURY,
—-=_-_-—- I tertuin them.
ill]
bolls! in the Bible,
their shoulders thrown back and the
spirit of true Americsnisrn within
them. .
They tour-d the people or Norwsik
pleased to welcome. them home for
their ilnsl trip before they on to
lmsko the crossing overseas sod bo-
Nst s "In About. neoniuon of the right of freed
Not a man tram: i was and equality of all mankind. on:
Absent who the mop-I1 arrived in Then there crept into our border:
town Saturday noon, nor was there the inlqultloos met so of the enslave-l
8*!!!” who failed to answer the roll nest. of Inn. The stench 0! this
all at the Norwslk Amory yestep tho practice reached to heaven. . it.
{123‘ éiyafimlfc'y.“$i2$’i3n§”§ “awn“, ”- The "to" "I nor! rm obnoxious to God. This coun-
population which diarogs‘rdrd the ex - t n this record and wss I try had to ply tor her slap in river
credit to the. olicoro snd nun. to! blood born the veins of her best
Entertainments Ls“ Night. . Ions. in sob! snd heart ac a, in pov-
which the heart of the 909111.00 gm Motion pictures were. shown st tho erty and distress of wlv. . mother's;
present. ! Palace and Regent theatres last night fiwtt‘thesns and childrsn; and. in mil:
The snappy military mu m um! and netted shots: mo ta the fund. "0:10 of sold.
hearts of the people on fire with theirl The 4“" '4 the Armory. it ' is‘ An“! M t'xnln but the Eternal
msrtisl music and the boys them‘ thought. will not about 8500 when All God thundered at the heart of our
Isa“! am the rest. it u. . 51-99150! the. tickets are in sod accounted Doom sod tried to turn .them any
occnfilon for the [urldlers and mu‘ for- The committee will make I (to-31W" “0 “4 “mo Himself. ,
{greater for the people of Norwoilt; tailed statement of finances throuxn' .By the [rest and awful froquois
{and there wer‘ none who witnessed "“3 newspapers "thin I "0' don'thcstze fife: by a 8in Branches»
”the "mic of 33mm“ who “midg‘ and will scknowledge donations. “Wilma“: by I General pigeon dis-
3 ad the nghim pom Ayer onythlngt Large Audisnm , {Men .by the sinking or the '1'"..an
which had been donated for their en- The audience- at last WWI ver' : "Id mm .9! other things cslcutsws'
:tertsinmcnt. formations ’were ism snd hsppy. The to make men stop and think. But
Paras. Most Successful. .p ctures proved most popular sad the headlong have we plunged deeper and
The parade was most succulsful.; other future: or the entertsinmtueew into thins- that ensrou the
"eutotinnt Fret-mun Light. it. B. it; were of s meritorious nsturc snd dmgsttention, steal the hurt affections.
- a... the grand min-shat and he mode; serving of the applause which "fit; Ind shut God out of our lives.
“we.“ or his part of the enter; forthcoming. The show lasted until , Churches sre being emptied. the
tinment. The men were met at 1:30 11 o'clock and there were few people Bibles have become dust-covered;
o'clock at the railroad stnt‘eu by, who left before they were over. fslnlly ptsyer discontinued; beastly
: Mayor Joztmlsh Donovan and Gen-i At The Police. passions moored and fed, and God
. ernl Ruspl‘ pm“, chairman and: “Shop Judgment." the Pothe Week. lll'flly forgotten. until He has seen it.
members or in» reception eummlttee.‘ ly and “Over Here" were shown at wise to make the most thunderous
and the men marched to the nrmorv.l the Palace. John w. Wehlo sang lppeol to the whole human nee that
Thou they were given liberty until most beautifully rod Fred and Eanr l'wps ever mode. to turn back to God.
2:30 o'clock wlrn thty returned for Murphy nave violinand piano sclec- rcpent’of sin sud seek "is fnce, and
mo pin-ado, ntimm which n‘sPl'llfld the applause‘ favor once more.
The. parade lineup consisted of men; given. Miss Wiiin Miller and the My frictlds. what brought me here.
of the Home Gunrd companion of Nor- Messrs. Murphy delighted With theirI tonight? I have come at the. invite-i
walk. notion. Now ('unnan. litinbut-y. number. bites Miller Lelng in pat'ticu-| tion of ‘no ”poison, nor company oft ~.
Emmet and other places. iirnhurv: lu-iy tine mic-e. ipersons. i am not here
.bmught «innit a hand. The Klitien Mr. Fairbanks my“.
band which has been plating at ”W "9..., 3' p. Fairbanks. former pastor ity. irra‘ved‘the privilege of prt‘ilel‘lf-g-
Palace tlxrp“n, played from tho steps of u“. East Avenue Methodist gainful log my (md and ills glorious salvo-l
of the c ty hull while the parade was NI church. gave on "fluent“. 3d,, tion to thls'compnny. ;
in progress. . . id...“ which was loudly applauded! i am disappointed in this one think:
, The police i-lstoon. wuli thief ol Clarence l. Br wn sccomponied ”Mwhen i sought that privilege, f emcee.
i'oliee William R. Pennington in Fairbanks» m ”1?. church and ”a” one, ed 1 would be able to address a mini
charge. lt‘tl 01!. followed by the Am-x of the Billy Sunday hymns. Mr. her of .Norwalks .toldlt'l' how. bull
erieun Band. I‘ho howiiyiou l-‘ife i-‘..‘nbanks remarks followzw ithey have none. Gone never to in}:
and Drum (form furnisli‘ed music" The. day has come when mp world, turn again. some of than. perhaps
Th" ”awn” ”mm” 9".“ '“l'.3"”'"“' nerds to stop nod think. There 3'". may! “l "W"- . ;;
uud (Tzipinin dill. (Mililllt'l's mm time when M. a,” “(fwd to maltsr‘ (-one after being provided with fun.
p.uiy of I‘ll‘lllilll‘i who are. studying "m, false "my”. There is too munhland feasts. lint stone for the most:
“Willy “'9’“ “H l" ”l" MM"- '""'i at stake. The hurrah rare it being, l’“"- “'m‘ "0 tumour of heaven rink-i
Women of bloom-mart Halon braved: called “no“ to make :‘t‘enter s:nt‘ri-' mo in their ears.
the storm and Diu‘llClW‘lr‘d ‘ ' nous than ”9,. mm” “'1. me being' Die they must. most of them: lint
Lay-my fillil't‘ Ill“ memlitxiw. of (mu , lPle'tl Olli. .Tlllll um.“ Ml.“ N“ in booze cant help them if) (he in the
weather conditions and came up and
gave them o' rousing greeting to
t
Klnt'n
Norwalk
.I’V
because hum
iwos invited. l sought this opportun-'_-.. ..... -m..-
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LADIES !
It nutters not what “kind"orprisslu’t (loot
have in mind, you’ll find it hm! ' “I you my
$7.98 to 348
Men’s O’coal Special at 315
JACOBY’S
.7/
Willy l. Ml by ””1" military bnnd. \‘ltt‘tl haelt to its homes to rntcrtsln trenches. "an” can't fit them for
The sight was most Infil'li'lllfl and wrhmw m, ”,4. 1,.“ time. some of the. heaven. Neglect of church cunt maKle-
brought forth a rlit-er wherever ulotrt, most splendid ,vnum: men. Ere longiilit‘lll :italwatt men. iieawcration of,
_the line of march there was: a crowd. ”A. ,0 stalwart rount' follow will be the Sabbath‘ cunt
of any size assembled.‘ Anal ,nll do" 1.. thy 1""flftht‘ii of “mm.“ without them ”Mr bod. ii
mg in.» “fair, a raging hllZZill‘d VINl, doubt. l Christ. the Chriot of God. who died-
with the noldlt’l‘fi :H? ill‘f ill'I‘lN‘il"“~ The zovpian‘rnt of n". lvnupd bark yonder on (nivury. Ho and. New
but was puehod aside Willi u :lttilli'.mnw‘_ n, Azileriea 1"", laid its “nm'olono can help them to live right...
ll." ”1“ “WWW": ”'“n' i ll-nl'ng hand unon thew sons of our‘ and l" d" ”Shh f .
Formed at the Armory.“ , ,, heme»: and is leading them away to: I say l0 you here “ml-“h" I" “5? '1
The parade formed in the humping the slaughter. iqet bnrht‘to God. and prayer. and the:
Armory and. proceeded down “est. They crn't M", thenuwlvt‘s. Ngnh, Bible and the Sabbath and righteous
:IV'lillP to hortlt Mum HIV-Pt. .Imli'.’ m. can you. limit mm“... and mother; new. it is the only thin: that uill .
rotid avenue. Monroe «treel. up bout 1. They have am to no. They must SRC'; check the ”wages of star. ,
.Mam 3) :ol‘t‘lipufiaxit‘lPsgo \\ hit a?“ rim”. H, must you. . Go home tonight with the detetw
ue. rot . ‘ -.‘x . .. .. .. .
fillers marched through “full street.‘ (013:;|l‘flnlllftm;lll:lllf'lll {0:25:32}?!
up Mill Hill. around thlx Green and; m” “ij” mm thinitere. Ex-l'reut
“villill‘hCll\5‘-(l“:llvthliili‘ tilt‘tlntoulhew/‘tm ””1 Taft ”Mil in 9 ”Th”: receu‘ll‘:
.. . h A vrado disbanded. ‘ tier-ni‘tllnn to ”that“ ”m . u up ( e4
l‘lo'nggf‘ ' .dptlhe Parade t would ttilw from M00000 "1
0n the vhft‘iflrih north slim: ‘V|'.-Ill‘;","1?m; All-'23:“; ””33. WW”:
“V‘snnp the men were [I‘VkW'Od mi N”: “3' ' 3' " ‘
- lenemll w. means.
mlnstlon that you wzll prny and read
your Bible.
At The Regent.
"A Slacker's Heart." was the high
picture oltrnctiotl at the Regent until"?
was particularly appropriate. The“"‘
Pothe Weekly also proved a happy;
choice. Mr. Wehle also song at tilt-Ii"?
Regent theatre and proved its popll-l"
n dot. on
Mr
mu llf’t".
prepare them to ; Or
I‘—
1“:‘." if“: 27‘; 350:: 55“.. fits: a? an 37.1.}. 2/.
Christmas Stocks are Ready
' Do your buying now while stocks '
are compete. large assert-cut of Toys,
lls, Velocipetles, Express and Coaster
i Wagons, Automobiles, l'a’ncyCliina. Cut
l» Glass etc.
”ALBER T F. GEHEBE
25 Washington St. ‘ South Namath.»
Prompt Delivery. Phoue 1069—2.
i iar as m the Palace and [and audio? 1‘?" "f“. ' ”’0. 1'0"." 3501' "m. ‘m‘m’ '3'? 3‘3? 3‘s.
Wushlnzton lhnl the first two years
of the war will probably cost us
000 ("30,000. Those are indeed serious:
thines to contemplate. ;
What is the cause of.tlieir tilnnit“
upheaval? The shared writer sown.
“From whence come wars and fight
At ‘the Regent theatre following the}, .
musical hrozrnm Mr Stupleton snolzel
in part as follows: The soldier how; .
of Norwalk who haw been our guests : "g
for the past forty-eight hours travel;
their own time. They found panlyt
to do during the short period whim
intervened betw-en the commence-
ment of the bull and the time of the
conclusion of the parade.
Homes. were visited and the boys
n . .
.vh,‘
llfilll‘Y' I).
brought the question of our part in the
struggle clearly before on. As we'
("'65 NP" evening “m“ 'v before one frut-turinu \fv “llziu' mode “'0me M Mam.“ who infill! ' " " “ YA
. . , , . .. . , - . now among you. come they no . . . . .
Nil'l'd l‘iV‘il arm 'ind linrrv t‘avi'tn he" :mtielpulml: ther homecoming limit-t3 even of your own lusts that ydood y“““"“” and notched themd
' . "' ' ' ' ‘ and had made preparations for their: WM "n your members” march up our my.“ n was not alone‘
v ‘ ‘\ I " v - ‘ . . s . . . t . '
—— hm thou lht Jllni‘V that lit. hind-ion “’t'lf'fllll“. J01,“ ,\_ Mills. took core of The mum, of this thin: is Sm in the new military bearing. the ttplondid .
time that God's law hm. manliness of their npprnrunre.
nor '. .
.#
Other nods lmveicven the incl that thev were our boys... ~
lrur sum. (or brothers which alone nil-4 H
m ibuted and inspired us 'lJll/l it vms thn,.", -
‘ . . - .fnrt rather intangible and vet vervl'l
God indolnts ills utmost to “)ini . .' ’
humanitv back‘ into "no. m3 judo-1’9"] that they stood for cot-loin orinu 1’
mm! is'upon us. ‘ triples. lean best illustrate what i a
l i
. by the story as you may read ittzi
Germany has got to pny dearly. for menu . ‘
tier criticism of the Bible and on re- ’" ”'9 "“m‘m ““le 0’ the 0071mm;
a;
. “v ,,of the impression made by the first.
3:3“; my: “‘12; 52:0,;1' militari m'lAmeri‘t-nn contingent of troops whic'hi
Belgium has had to shed the blood {‘anth through London "”3 August}
I. great crdwd cathered to meet themI
and as they came trampling down ther;
street following Old Glory, a sight .3
never before seen in the Empire Copi-
tal of Great Britain. the cheers atone.
There was no response to this nppso.
of her best. sons. ‘her fathers” her;
ently from these swinging limbed. 00-"
tlu men of the rei-{iiilrlltillt band. Inndl
with the assistance of a number of
kindly Norwnlkerr. housed these men
for the night.
Sunday at the Homes.
Sunday was spent by the soldien:
at the homes of relailvesi or friends
Lin this city. Many of the boys visit-
led the churches yesterday morning
loud listened to addresses by the
priests and pastors. in the afternoon
they mjoyed the time spent at their
homes and renewed acquaintances. .
Assembled at Armory. .
At 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the men assembled at the Not-walk,
Armory. Mayor Jeremiah Donovan
and General Russell From, chairman
the hearts of men.
1 een' transurewetl.
two been substituted for the God of "NW-
mothers, and her little children for:
her atrocious deed-s upon African soil‘
and her riotous living at home. i
France has not even yet paid the:
full pennitv for lute overthrow of the'
tireishof God and for discarding thee
Bible and doing away with God's
Holv Sabbath ‘dsy. bi til i
England's sbominn :- in: c n 09', Q i
into and her enslavement of Chimi's'm:e stem “9" and ”1'"th - 0'"-
millions to o habit. more binding thong
Elise
.the people of the city. and told the
soldier boys how glad the Norwslk
public ware for the opportunity to en-
Lieutcnant Wendell
Smith and Lieutenant John Keogh
Rec Sec Norm. Eachman kept his eye on the and
The BesLChristmas Gift
In. getsejrmatof‘ihriit. A. . .
.. : “a 01' “We '9?” all .Acctiuni. .
w
»
; for. your children or. employees is s'
- suit-boot of this ban. it teaches built
‘ lathe vaiué ofmneysndstsrisg-
' responded for the soldiers.
9 Msrobod to gum". chains of iron; her greed for solo ““dlthen “It! cheered In!!! Ind.”yet no in;
her drunkennesri tbave brought the
At ti o'clock the men stsrtcd on -, “"l'responses.
their match to the downtown; remand :33" °' 9"“ “9°“ h” “93“ l“ “ l
”mm“ “‘9" ”ll"? ‘ ”l” m . oil's Mm"of iridium without the
6:30. o'clock snd’wereflmet by a crowd .. . d her . _
which packed the station. platforms m§.$ge°g;v:‘lrfggrgg “if" a?“ tune was not from
“a ”MM”. and the men 7’" 3” place in the seething pot of the pn-
en a rousing farewell by their lions ., ~ : , .. -~
friends. ' I ‘ ”7‘ Russia's tyranny over her subjects
".~ r. Something to!» ‘ ' 7 m; . - - - .of
Before embarking on the tnlin “"1 and beacontoniptiblc ‘mwwt
.. ‘7‘
liver. the m“ '0". “you each two. mayo-Clout and chosen people tho
. s people? one whom? God stilt ~ . .
mm” ml at vent-e: 0! “mamas. cyo mi toi- whom noxious-t?“ m:- r.‘ “'0 m"
N“ “d. tutujcfiwsm: by on thcn,~~!tmlo':°m' the ~ 0’. W
“ll haunnritcd‘ ' 00‘7ch if-Jho- AP -
l
. mighty. '“ ‘
. '»- We
/
t
'seriousncss yhlgllucfll‘llenm: Mos
motlvcd by slush ideal. The-Email
more not me . “hm
Qt
rn our eye! o olrvl'll “‘1
.o luvs. l" “I“? out
At.145 Washington at. so. Norwaik
id God plan", " ' ' mm" 1 1: book II
on : “ ess Sammy}? sud ghoy for us -t_it s . It felt every think: the ' _
looked .up fro- the. ranks. ”Then it ins nun admire: and many here hold a“ ”In", to an "M 1' m
was seen." trays tho'wrltcr, “inst that :ln deepest sfl’cctIon, there is no word.
l on 'b slowness. or,more tr'uly wring ”It‘ll “at? .r'which.
.so clones or its on. at from a deep says; " thoot e V son, ti woolen-3m,
pert-hf! 'rliu ideal of liberty, '
[aloud Memftynneeds. I think. to be
t u» amm’miéti‘itra 9. ' will!“ do “Mainland i I
.but verticals; to tight forcesl'yltlchr'lnonts" As s minimum cu- ' ° m" n" '
.hsd slrcsdy enslaved the Osmosis sod reduced to: the seven primary color:-
ot' the'mm it. mile: in .MII'JMI'
Ths'll'ul
by outfits“. If tho”
‘ _ nous.
ofglock, Mrs. :Shlmko ls ri-pl‘t-Mfllfil referred to Dog Wat-:1 u, 'i'li.r.mt:'- Mayor Jeremiah llionovnn. ‘ Russia I“ ha‘vlna the worst lphenv- ,
,Judze Alnfit’vi’h R- Tilfi'lw'. Walsh. for illll'nliflflllon, hum-ll Front. t-litiirnmn: lli'. (‘Hl'l A 1 M mm”. hm“... L...» - gdgar Murphy delighted with n... ‘10,; ‘ ,_ . , _. f .. «' _«_ -..
w“ ‘ ..... . “f""“"’“" My"? my"?loll-Tnl‘lpji "air '24 nwetinz with "WWW- 3""an‘ll-"ma? “le?“ . , for a» ' '30:; wwmmmoa" .. so, :13.
The use of Robert Sf‘fllll. the lion- ELKB’ NOTlCE “09¢ ”l” “illmui " 1‘", -‘ h" Complication”, 0f “Mm” kinds are‘ . are: . . .er {in was PKDf‘fii‘l“ ‘ . . .. ..
. m 4‘ V" . ‘ . “M. I" Lamstm .lmt ol in mom to»; nrisina in runny ‘1“..er .to play . undny nit: t a} the Regent., . y .‘ \\‘\i]{[//// _
[V street grocer, arrested " WM A ‘ka Members of horwnlk Lodge, N“ of ill” reception committee. Th“ "”‘l‘ "- t'ermanv .5.” hr." hands on the. but his violin was in .\ew York til}? I \N“\\.\\‘\ / [W . ..
Suturdav tiicht for the theft 0' ‘1?” 7w, will meet toninht'tit 7:3 . ut the saluted, as lht‘)’ I'M-“fd '1‘“ "0‘40““ food lind metal resources: of Russia “a 3"” “'5 “Mb.“ '0 prnieipatmlt’. "53 l. \‘ \"\‘ ///./ -
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