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WILTON CIVIL WAR VETERAN
DIES AT AGE OF 81. .
WILTON, Jan, l7.—'l'he death of
Noble Whitney, aged 81 years, occur-
red at his home in North Wilton early
:Saturday morning, January 12. Mr.
,Whitney was cue of Wilton'a few eur- 1‘“ 300“er much fame in leoent
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Him Fame
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sellout. VALUES IN
UNDERWEAR
" E. K. BANKS .
memo Hotel Block. .
until lot-walk.
.: ' ’WHITE MUSLIN
Ringnsupanytimefroms
Wilhelm. Request» for co
fut-I of New Canaan and William D.
’Iand- Ernest Whitney. both of Wilton.
"the funeral was held Tuesday after-
noon at 2 o’clock from his late rest‘:
dence. ‘. ’
i 'r. Boyd Smith had the misfortune
6one day last Week to fail on the ice
and break his right wrist. c1059, than you could ever know.
Tho» congregational Clintch held its "In the days of Borne l cleated a
"The Internal Region."
June 25th. 1917.
"To Wilhelm von llobel‘tolleru. King
or l’l‘UStiil, llmpt tier of : ll Germany
and Envoy, Extraordinary of Al-
mighty God:
“My Dear Wilheltnz—Al can call
you by that familiar name for l have
always been very clone to you. much
You'll find we're a live wire
on style—yea we '11 send mer-
chandise to your home for ex-
amination-everything for
men and boys to wear.
Today, for men, an overcoat
at $25, tint is the acute of.
comfort for blizzard weath-
‘l‘be Hospital .iunior Sewing Leeann
31th will meet with lire. Arthur
"‘ eeicr. 6 Arch :treet, this evenin:
' i8 o'clock.
Le a further effort to consent- fuel
at Grit-o Parish th0 hour of the cole.
Winn of the Holy Communion on
5“ my morning has, been changed
In 8 o'clock until 9:30.
flatly Catholic children who have
been attending the public schools of
the town are now seeking admission
£0780 Mary’s Parochial School which
opened on schedule, Although every
elort l:-l home made to relieve the hit
3001!. there in little poesibility of the
”boots before the end of the month.
flutters were very quiet at the po
lice station today.
Melly of the friends of Rev. and
. re aamuel Horvath, who Were mar-
ried ycaterday morning at the Hunga-
lflrlnp deformed church, Sire. liorvath
HI: formerly Mills Bertha iiokus.
label-Ice of Rev. Gabriel Doktls. ac-
companied them to the ral’lroad sta-
«all yc..It-rd;iy afternoon. where they
fuck the 3:17 train for New York on
“to and part of their journey to bo-
W 0., where they will make their
he
int. lltl’It-it Gainer litls dwell eon-
tlnel to her home. 5.1 Bayvlcw avenue.
:Mfibe D’BM yearvand a half. was plea-
h‘otly mrprised Wednesday by a num-
hl‘ of her Iriendu and the famous
(Walla (‘hu (lltlll. A bountiful lunch-
bon was served at one o'clock. Mat»
is flaymond Plnkhum. accompanied
”whim. .l. H. Crawford. rendered
my beautiful solos. Mills (‘ornellll
Dawson gave-numerous recitationu. A
Mi mod time war. enjoyed by oil.
We prompt were: Mrs. (‘harlea I-‘ti-
jg. it... .1. Edward crawtont. mu,
W Watts from Wat-Morin Mrs.
their Buttery, Mist Lillian tundra»~
*C‘Jaulu’rrv, Mrs. Lydia l‘iuklmtu.
In. 1. ll. Crawford. Mrn.‘ John t'ur-
iMnsb-r Raymond Plnkhom. from
“his. Mm. .lobn Warren, Mrs
M1 Silcox, Mrs. ii. Vnn \l’nnnen.
' I A. F. Damon and daughter. (‘on-
Mrs. Robert nainor. .‘llilfl Eve-
old Roberta (lainor and ii. (loin-
t .
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t " *‘OASKETBALL
“all night. N'orwallt v4. luminary
‘ a flame.
fl” _ _.- filer .
.AGIIOY 103—- .
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w ’ ‘ lac-
Winn-“hm"
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‘- .\ \. lll'illll..:'i"llil‘il
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. pwgl . Corporation '
er.
72’s long, double breasted, big
collar, big pockets, big vallies.
For $192, an over-mu. tor
young men that is the per-
fection of style.
The belted trenchee,_ knee
length, single and double
breastedt—varioua colors.
Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
‘Zi’ll'lllal liter-ting last Friday afternoon ““1?“an known in history all Nero;
at the chapel at ‘J o'clock. The pus- he had a “”3” character and pulled
DU Purpose at that articular time.
trr gave a short address on the aims in lhf‘h? modern day: a i,“ die de—
"Hr l5» rev: year of Mtu'k. The re- mun and efficient auper-criml B] was
torte oi the clerk and from the var.
_i organizations of the church were
ironing and shorted the church is
.1‘: lt~t work u‘v-l! in spite of some
t‘tr‘l’ltlll'al'f‘flli’l’lls. ,
There was a not gain in lxlembo/r‘r-
ship of five. A slight increase. was
shown in the benevolenccs but ‘lllC
bowl recozd Will that of the small .lun-
inr ltfndmlmr society which gave about
$30.00 to’the Armenian relief work
'l'lio- election of officers resulted in a
few change-a, .‘lli‘ifi Ethel Hart til
lrvlls‘lll‘m' Illl' church to succeed
Mr». William Jones , who resigned.
itlter Mir: ilart. after careful (‘Oli-
sill-ration of the work of the office
refused to accept and at a short bual.
m '24 meeting. sunday morning. leorge
A. Taylor was choynn treasurer. l-‘ronk
lleuedict “its elected usher in :ch In
place of Francis Northrop, who has
mull-d to .Yor'vluik. Mrs, W. I). Hart
'1'!" bitod i picked you as my special
iniiil'llll‘tl‘li In place on earth an an-
nrx of hell. i have you abnmmul
unintioily’llklwine iln over-nupply of
cgotism :I‘hit you might not discover
wur UM) tailinghw l toasted your
mind to that of :1 mad man with cer-
tain mun-hi tclldencleu to carry you
by. u "105'. dangerous character placed
in liOWt‘l; i gave you the power of
a hvpuotlst and c: certain magnetic
pic. I out responsible. for the deform-
~d fll'i‘l that hangs helpless on your
left for your crippled condition em~
b.tteril your life and destroys all noble
impulses that plight otherwise cnuue
me anlzxiety. but your utrong sword
unit In driven by your ambition that
squelches all sentiment and pity: I
placed in your souladoep hatredof all
things English. for of all nationa on
earth l hall England mast; wherever
England plants her flags uhe brings
t.rder out of chaos and [the llHlPJ
t'm-m follows the Union Jack; under
her rule wild tribes become tillers of
title soil and In due illllt' practical
mill-nil; she is the great civilizer of
Stile globe and l HATE "ER. 1 plant-
cd In your cool a cruel hatred for
your mother because Still: wast-Ing-
ltsh and left my good flirnd Biomark‘
to fun the fame i had kindled: ile-
'fl—i—L-LL.
t
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Miss Margaret Collins. an employe
of t= e American La lieutelle ('ompany.
while coming home from work at
about 4.1M Tuesday- afternoon fell in-
to a manhole that was on Fitch street.
which manhole who under water, as
the entire street at that section was,
for a depth of about eight inches or a
foot, and only the fact that I.. ll.
Adams, one of the foremen of the
company. being near at hand she
might have suffered more from, the
exposure. as she went waist deep into was made 9““ member of the standing
this manhole and had to be pulled out Coulmntpp' and Mrs. A. Mprwm also
of the mud and water The accident ‘30 btat the Mission Band shouldberep
was. unavcidable us a brook that runs ".59"th on that committee. George
across Fitch atreet had quite a large p, cam...“ was elem“, ,0 "We M
volume of "water and the culvert nl deacon. The following ".501“th
the railroad was unable to carry all were passed at the suggestion of the
the water so that it backed up and p;l_~[()rj .
spread over the street to a depth of "[‘pgalved: That '0. as a church.
from 5” We"?! 10 A '00! A “1"!"- hcanily approve of the plan anneal.-
wnu underneath Fitch street to carry ed by n". ministers 01 [.01de a Why.
the water off bill this also overflowed ice of monthly services. rotating ill/tho,
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and‘ flooded the street. The manhole WW,“ church»: of the town and that
$18to$2ocoate $9.95
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“‘3‘ Itt'ttil‘m'd‘ b! “'0 pieces 0' "'0? we will give our support In attendance ,‘ JACOBV 8 ‘
pipe stood on end and In back of tho and (C4jponrntinn as Wtrnibil'. Anti ,. . i
opening. which ’wai‘ concealed on no funnel-mo", it.
count of the manhole helm: filled with "up u relolved: That In view of i
WM" “M ”W ””9" “0041“! V“ e the religious situation brought about '
pile of dirt. Mills (‘olllne seeing that by the great world war, which can".
allo- ”will go further “on: Filth 5'7"" for a united (‘hrtdlanity to meet th‘ii ;.
“WW" -‘“""'”." between ”i“ "V" added reuponeibiltics for the moral'
pipes heading towards the pile of dirt, and spiritual 1”,. of u". Wlitlt‘. mp.
ll thin: that fill? should not have done. church mm”, 0m” l-hurcho-s "f the
Will! ith“ "null that i-ll" ltlunlt'd ""0 town to he l't‘llrws't‘nlt'il by motor and i '
thl- (pt-nut: Almost everyone is fn- ,l,.l..ga;,., in “ conferrncc looking tow- .; $23.50 00!“ . .. . . . . $13.95
""‘im “till '1'" Incl mm ”m ”PM" of ard ii ~cl:.:cr fellowhlJp in ('hl’iallun 77 .
pipe ‘llllli :lrrungml means that there 1”,. and a larger puppy-mung in chi-ta. ’15 Goat: . . . . . . . . . . . “.00
"h" but "'“H‘NI ‘lm‘md ”l“ WW" “h" l’rof. Strong ('(lllt‘ltif‘k and W. St .l. * DRESS SAI I
would him- bet-n safe. if she knew the (3%,.an “m... appointed dt'lt'zult‘l by ‘ ‘. .
hignillcnnce of the two pieces of pipe ”H. i'ongrcgational church. I t
fillt- should not have walked between It will I", Wm, ”mum". that ”WI! ‘15 Silk Dresser $7.03
tho-m. Street Commissioner llenry people M Wilton will “on”, the result!
Minor. when M hczrd “f "‘9 "“de of it certain content conducted by tilt-l ’18 3011'. mm - -- $10.00
0
1.. ;.n opening that is being guarded It ;" Wilton. Tlllu contor-
fl‘llt'it'd that if “it-‘4 only WWW" (“f't' to he hr“ at an early date to m-
Miu ('nliim' Icnoranre of t‘llfi fact alrnnm-d by l!ll' [iiisiurn ut Illt' (‘lll|"" t-
that idio- sustained the accident._ It 9"" '
Iiuli P.0'l'ili‘t'
i;
W'n' 1" ”W Wt" and "WM" ”‘9'" at American Magazine printed in the, '
about 3:3", It won not very dark at ”hm“... “my", in ,. hylllliotillll'i'b 310 Bill: PoplinDresmum
“I“ ”in" ”M" M“ “in” "0" ”W7". ‘” In tho- olllllt't‘l. "What i'llllll‘li After‘
film It (“until he claimed that It wal
ton dtlritllor the two pipes to he soon
at ”W time of the accident.
This Lite?" lll'i‘ ilritl prize ln' won by .l '
ll: .lohn rttlylord ltuvcnpol‘t of Water-Y
bury. by it «hurt letter entitled "Why‘
' "W“ ‘i Know I Shall See My Boy Alain."
A card party wall held ill the South ’Thc "WWW" of course. u to his son,
. , . , . . ch . ' .
hllrnalk (lull lav! t iflflvinrth:;3n" ( Itlronca Davenport. who died In Pork
tlmu thi- mi'lllh‘l'i'l chill)" ERico in ”I" Spanish war of tilt“ of fur-
. . . . t l. lan
arm whlth l Smurnm:;:|?;t:”cot-W u dl-arly loved member of hill fan»;
or paltllntlt‘. c eem. I ' Ily and the only son. All friend. of
"“9 "fl" ""1", “1‘" "'"d‘ Dr. Davenport will be lnterenled to
read this well Written statement of
why he believes in it future life.
Tli‘roe intern-ting war bonito have
recently been added to the Wilton ll-
hrnty: A duplicate copy of Gerald‘s
My Four Year» In Germany: Ambul-
ance No. I. by rlkllllt‘ Bee-well. and
Over the Top by Arthur (lily Draper.
The "Hill" of the (flirtation book gift
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MEN’S
Suits and Overcoels
$12.50 to $22.50
Gavin—[Gm
Clothing Co.
ll‘i'lléi’Hlltlliitlii.illl’.
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plan flu been fourteen boon received "u" W
and ”.00 In money for Moira. ill-I. lulu, poll. m
Henry Wilkuon of Binghapton. N. Y.. repaired. Rental. it
gave “.00 of this all a, memorial gm,
for hei- llltel'. mall “on Middle,"
brook. who recently died at her bomb.
fit who In a life long- 'rnldent of
PI.
Ilfggulgow
new
in rm a Gees
numu- "mm c
Cure'l‘hptceldllr
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may ~
0' o 1 . ‘ Q‘ '
W. K. Hubbell. chairmen oi the War
bureau Illd Charles Dew lgklead. Jr.
a. delegate an atte'adtny the per ton-
lereaoe’lo lip-um title meltibeldlty
the st‘m Council of sold-st bum.
Ire/Iran Mentality loll-Acid
Wit"!
1!.
Willi 0F KAISER
lflown Man’s Satire in Letter
to German Ruler Brings
Louis Syherkrop, of (.‘reston. Iowa.
Eviving (‘ivil War Veterans. He had weeks as author of a satire on Kaiser
pies have} your ambitious eyes
A. u. to 0 P. I. been in somewhat poor health 0‘ ’9' come to him from Tumultv. Secretarv
jcent years, but was as usual until the Daniels and Roosevelt and people in
We're in the ring with every- Film of the week, and then it was not every state of the Union and Canada.‘
thing WHO for men's Ind .until Friday that his “condition wan, in": ”hfd ‘0’. copies 0! “I" Syber-
boy" we‘re confide-red at all serious. He is sur-l broilafgtlgliszylll'b;tinfoil Springs.i
Phone 110.609. 3vivetl by his wife and three sons, Sam- - ()tlumwa; lou'a,
nwded, and as I know the ilohcnzolV
force that you might sway your peo-i
lN.llllSl SMHVflI.
aWn-nnl
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no: history mm M veil vwr'rour own. You have killed and roof-larder I'M 0-
week was done. It broke your royal; bed “I, W .1 friendly mug.“ and' and calmly stand
were been. but i gutted my pun-imagined their pmefly, You are .’ full of innocent
. - , r. a b' a
‘The inherited disease of the Ho!htgheet filling“: 1:33:23:
henwilerna killed your father, lustiner of mine and yet pose as a per-
In it will kill you. and you became'soml friend of God. All, Wilhelm
the idler of Germany. and a tool of you are a wonder. You Wantomly do,
mine sooner than I expected. ‘stroy all things in your path and
To alalst you and further hasten leave nothing for coming generatLouu
my work i sent you three evil Bpil’llfl,i "l was amazed when i saw you
Neitsche, Treitoclle and later Bern~ form partnership with the impossible
hardt, whose teaching inflamed the Turk, the chronic killer of Christ
youths of Germany. who In good time lane, and you a devoted warshipper
would be 'willing and loyal subjects in the Lutheran church. I mnftus
and eager to split their blood and Wilhelm. you are a puzzle at times:
pull their chestnuts, yOUlH and mine; A Mohammedan army commanded
and. spell has been perfect—«you CP‘. by German ofllceru assisting one an-
toward the other In maasacreing ('brlatiano‘ is a
Mediterranean, Egypt, India and the new Me of warfare. When a Prus-
Dardanellee and you began your etan oflicer can witness a nude wow.
great. railway to Bagdad, but the man being dllemboweled by a
ambitious archduke and his more an trwerthy Turk, committing a double
bitious wife stood in your way. it
was then that l slowed the seed in?
your heart that bloomed into the‘
,aesasaination of the Duke and his’
iwiie and all hell sm'led when it saw;
how cleverly you saddled the crime
on'lo Servia. l raw you set sail for'
the fiorge of Norway and i knew youf
would prove an alibi. How cleverlv}
done, so much like your noble grand.
father who also secured an assabsinf
to remove old King Frederick of lien»!
mark, and later robbed that country“
of two provinces that gave Germanyl
an opportunity to become a naval pow-I
er. Murder is dirty work but it takes!
a ilohensolicrn to make a way and
get by. 1
“Your opportunity was at hand; you.
set the warld on fire and the bells of;
hell were ringing. your rape on Bill
giuln caused much, luv, it won the be—i
ginning, the foundation of a perfect,
hell on earth; the destruction oil
noble cathedrals land other infinitvt
works of art wait hailed with 102' in?
the infernal regions. You made our
on frictldtl' and foe alike and the mur—
der of civilians nhowed my teachings
had borne fruit. You treachory to
ward neutral nations hastened/n uni
,versal upheaval, the things i from
desired. Your undelrra warfare in ii
planter stroke, from the smalleoll
mackerel pot to the“ Lusitania you
show no favorites: as a war Lord you
stand supreme for you have no con-
sideration for the baby clinging to
Its mother's brealt no they both no
down into the deep tormiwr. only to' To look 0116‘: best and feel one'l stomach.
be leisurely devoured by the inherited
down on me can” ,best is to enjoy an Imside bath each
"I have strolled over the 'battle-lmomm‘ to flush from the system the
field-l (,1 3101mm" and Franco. I liprevloun day's waste, sour fermenta-
havc seen your hand of destruction: lions and poisonous toxins before it is
everywhere: It's all raw work supcr- absorbed into the blood. Just as coal,
“Md and I "‘f‘i" you. 1 ha” :Hiniwhen It burns, leaves behind a certain
£22flflgéd;o:‘p:o:?&t stint: o:i;‘,n;:|amount of incombustlble material In
merry chlldrtn In Poland now; they!!!“ 10"” °f ashes, W the {00d mdf
all succumbed to trust and starvation I drink taken each day leave in theall-é
., l drifted down into Gallcla wherelmentu’y 0mm; a certain amount of]
Lormelrlv' J03: HidI 0:?le Agglndigesilble material, which I A (1 fl t it
apply 0" “'1 0“ ‘ . uarter mm 0 lines one p ol-
elirninated forms toxins and poisons, (l D
l ; l . i - - ' . - ,
,2): 33:? roll. 'f,",ff,,f",’,.‘,’"§bfiif‘nigmhlch are then sucked Into the blood‘l’hle 005'“ "3” little ‘1 "‘8 4"“
expectations. 1 was in Belgium whenlibmutth the very ducts which are milstore but is sufficient to demonstntl
vou drove the peaceful population be»: tended to “ch in nouflghment to m... that just no map and water cleanlol.
fore you like cattle Into slavery: gouguh the body. :purlfles and freshcns the. skin on tho
I ‘ .
ueparated man and wife and farced If you want to see the “0' of he wont-10¢. no hot water and llmestm
them to hard labor In Ihc‘lrenchcu.‘ .
l have seen the fiendish rape com-[thy bloom In your cheeks, to see your.vh°‘ph“° act on the Inside "m
mltted on young women ,tlnd those akin get clearer and clearer. you aret“° must "fl" consider that me"
who were forced, Into maternity were told to drink every morning upon ans-.m“ unltatlon is vastly more Impor-
cursLng the father of illl'll‘ allowing,“ ‘ ‘1”. of hot water with 1‘ ”Minot than outside cleanliness, becalu.
and I began to doubt If my inferno‘ ' the chin pores do not absorb Inllt'lp
w“ ".3“. up to date. spoonful of limestone phosphate In hum" Into the m while the be
“You have taken mIlIIonn of dolu Which to a harmless means of washing , pores do °°d' ad
[ Women who desire to enhance tho
Qt d his m
by and no a bow
Anne-tau locked
up, the house saturated with oil and
fired, then my machine did not stop
with you but have extended to tho
whole German nation. 1 confess my
Satanic soul grew sick and there and
then i knew the pupil had become tho
master. 1 am a back number and III!
dear Wilhelm. l abdicate in your for
var. The great key of hell will be
turned over to you. The gavel that
has struck doom. of damned soul-
since time began is yours. I am ut-
isfled with what i have done; that
my abdication in your favor is for tho
best interest of hell. in the future I
am at your Majesty's service.
Alectionately and sincerely,
“LUCIFER H. SATAN.”
A reply to Satan will appear in to
morrow's Sentinel.
Hot Water Belch Morning
Puts Roses
in Your Cheeks
O '2.
Girls and women with ssllow skin;
iliver spots. pimples or pallid comp!»
lion, also those who wake up with I
[coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath.
iothers‘who are bothered with but
inches. biiious spells, acid stomach I!
constipation should begin this phat
phated hot water drinking and are a!»
cured of very pronounced results [I
one or two weeks.
If not 1
Ion: from Innocent victims and cell- the waste material and toxins from
cd ll indemnity: you have lived fat the stomach, "v", kidney! and m”.f
on the land you usurped andnsetlt‘the' eh. than clean-lug, sweetening “(beauty of their complexion nhould just
little “Salad “2:21;! 1:02:32]!!! lgzillizgg 1 purifying "‘9 “m" allmom‘“ ‘racl. i t" a“. for a week ”a mm“ reunite
war methodll and Introduced n code of’bfilol‘fi puttittt D0" (00‘ ““9 “hf-id'- ‘
IMPORTANTANNOUNCEMENT
To 0w Patrons and Shoppers
Retiring _ From Business
; 0m- to... Expire. Apr" 1.! _
, ,
A. DICKERMAN &SON SDEPARlMiNlSWRE
‘ 84 Washington St, South Norwalk
. Will Pass Out of Existence Saturday, March 9th
To dispose of this large and well known stock
by that time ‘
Swoofilngfloduotlono Mustfloflado
NOTE—Our goods (polity and price always other with our neighbors—will
beiofl'ered a redo mglng‘as high as 40 per cent. of regular
r on. y . .
It would be impouillle to «note everything in any one issue of title paper.
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