iiitiitutttttttwun
t ttttitttttttttiu
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on :nl
Salim
and Xmas
‘Memhers Would Be Empow'-
ered to lnllict Death Pen-
alty and Exact Compensa-
tion for Injury
l.tl.\l‘ll.\. Ntn <1 lisialtllrlllurlll
to; a ;~tatid I‘uull -.ti Allied represent»
ti!\t‘.‘l. t'l\ll and tniittat). tor the put
ARE ALL ON DISPLAY.
_ ilbusv it trying lluat‘ guilty oi r‘tinies
A lug? and beautiful “3011' ltlttling the war. is advocated by Sir
I f l“lltl‘.l'll‘l\ lidwarti Smith, the British
ment for you to se ect mm“ Attorney tieut tat. iii an interview in
. il.r‘ ltttil)’ Express ’
Sir i‘i‘ttlerii-lh who is authority on
.1
.ltlt'illuilttlittl let) may- il‘lnt tht~ juris-
’ Ltllt"ltlllti1 hilt‘ll w wort apply Pellet ial
DONNE L fly. althoueh not t‘xt‘lEESHPl), tn thow‘
1 it‘augltt redlianilid or tib.~et't'etl t‘tllll
milling t-riniitv lit» rt ntend> that lllt'
guilty patties must not be allowed to
>hitt the blame upon than; superiors
a: tttherhh‘e (‘ltl'_\' warn criminal
along the Germans might shuffle the
entire responsibility upon the em
pt-rt'r
libi‘mter. the Alltll'llt‘)‘*ilt‘ll(*‘!’fi’l ar-
‘ gttw. the guilty pt‘l‘ntillfi must not be
‘ twrntitteti to put themselves outside
16 So. Main St.
loom noun“. l
[Eiiyllews
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L the jttrimiit'tion oi the court. and nor
ttndt r of tho.~c not in Allied custody
ishouttl he demanded under the peace
i it'rllls.
The court would he ellipttWt-red to
lllllit'l such puui>htnent as death and
penal wrvitude, and also to exact
? t’ttlilltfillhdlltlll for injury to persons or
’destrtit‘tion of property.
Word has been ieceited that Cor-i
Dora] William “'elinitz, ot’ t‘atnp l‘p ‘
ton. has been promoted in the rank of
aergeant, ’
FORMER suntan
WRl'l‘ES or HOLCOMB
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llAli'l‘lt‘tllllt Nov. 1. Now that
tlmttrnor Holcomb has made clear his
pmitiott on the WM) oi the_blll which
held pomtions open to atattxemployes
atterthcy had completed their mitt.
tary enlistmt-nts. aitd showed that th«
h.l| discriminated for the people
against Timon tillit‘l‘ soldiers of the’
“Mills" influenza L“ “”‘V “91““ state ,thetc has been considerable in—j
m M be out. tt-tmt mantle-amt in a letter sent to;
. . ‘ .' N' the Hartford l‘ttlll‘fllll by Judge l-ldwin.’
The meeting or the (nil “‘t‘ll l.()tll_'t‘ .t 1,1..k(.n5(,n_ m- Hartford.
Wednesday eveninu, Not ttfit, this. “.1.“ ”H. l-Lditot- m- the t‘ottrunt:
has been called "if 1}“ “‘l‘lw “f ”my“ "Will liolcomh forget the soldiers 1’
oi iiealth littltet‘t \t \\'iimx, Htrt'Y Ask any Connecticut soldier-who serhl
ml in the Mexican campaign oi 1916! j
Beatrice. tl~~ tl,:nLliu-r ot' lit and
Mrs. llerhert l’. let-land. oi Silt'ct'ntinc
avenue, in ill wtth an attack of starlet
lever.
t
t
John H llakin, piano tuner t'totti
New York i< in tottn Special atten
tion triren to player pianos. ’l‘t'lt"
phone or addtt-ss Mahat‘ketno Hotel
at once.
(‘liffot‘tl (‘ul'gllL who has lot the
past wetlk been confined to his home
n-i‘h
«HOLDERS OF LIBERTY 45!
Have you converted your bonds into
4 l is? It you don't do wt bet‘ore Nor-
imbt‘l‘ it. tttlk. it will he too late.
"Three thousand miles he. came.
Five days and nights he traveled to u.
distant ((tlllllt')’ that lay baking under.
a terrific sun. I can see hitn yet, stun.
dy of figure, eat-neat of lace, standing:
at the door oi the lllf‘ES'll'nl. giving tho:
honieslrh men a hro-atlt of old Connect-L
but. putting new heart into them. He.
had come to see how ‘hin boys' were
getting along. llt- wait on the job. He
was looking out tor his own. even ii'.
they Wt'lt’ the width of the continent
t'ront the Capitol on the hill.
“Holcomb discriminating against the'
soldier-citizens ot the state? it would
he a contetnptlble allegation ii it was
not a ridiculous one.
"EDWIN (‘. DICKENSON.
"l"til'lllt‘l Sergeant in Troop ll,
(‘. N. G.“
Harold Clark, who has for some
time been connected with the National
Market of Norwalk, has now been an
pointed maria-nor oi the National Mar-
ket (‘o's llr‘flllt'll in Bridgeport.
John ()‘Grndy. oi the Pike. has r0-
sitvno-d his position iii the Lottnstim-y
I Hathewmn factory, and has taken a
position in the l-I. ll l‘lt'lil‘lllil‘s cont
puny. tH a miller.
—~(‘harge accounts opened to peo-
ple of Enlltl standing who have lived
.n this town tor owr .3 years. Ask llH
“if".ll i‘. lh-tttd's Jewelry store.
_..‘-
l A utomobile Timbers.
From Hartford Ollice
Miss Mary tlarimnuxh of Rtll'lll"
Bill has received her call to entrain
'is a nurse for the duration oi the war?
in the Alexandria General hospital.
Virginia, and will report for titttv on
November 15.
All persona wishing to retain their
present automobile numbers for 1919
muet forward their applications prop-
erty filled out to ”It“ llartt‘ord ofllce of
the Motor Vehicle department before
tier-ember t. accompanied by check or
Minn Mary Kettnelly. of Riverside.
avenue. has returned to her duties at
Merrill Busneas college. utter a mono" ordtr
t 's lysnttt-c. due to S anish iniltt- . ‘ .1 ~
:13: h a p All ltllpllt‘alltms received at the Hart.
I ford office after December 1 will re-
ceive the markers in numerical order.
No numbers will be reserved at the
Bridgeport or New Haven omcen and
no until matter handled at these otlllI
ees. ,
There was sent ottt from the Hart»
ford office November l 24 sacks con-
tain'nt: 100,000 blank applications for
all kinda of ntailinu material.
“For sale. potatoes. Phone 2000 or
299.
”Doc" l‘arker, of the Devlnc-l-lnrd?
wick pharmacy. has received a postal
[mm William O'Brien, who is with the
A. E. F. overseas. Mr. O'Brien was
formerlv employed at the net'ine-
Hardwick store.
Bishop Nilan has appointed Rev; .
Josept Comtois to All Hallows’ (:Ilmrch. Engelam tngnfoy tllflnllrit‘dnleny 3114:);
i Moosu . as assistant. Rcv amcfi an am: an en tr tun ,
T‘lmmins poi” Norwich. is appointed to ttt’actured from the short ted feath-
St Jamc'q' church, South Manchester, ore. from beneath the wings of a
t-i«i<tttnt) ,fltecles of parrot, is the ordinary
' ' . currency of the Santa Cruz in and.
Certificates: of achievement, bearing ers,
and the state seal of Connecticut. are. .
bcin prepared for distribution amonR pLURALl-ry DIDN'T ELECT
mem ers of the Junior Food Army who In all of the. three times that be
present records of the different protrlmn for president Grover Cleveland
”0‘5 undegtt‘akesl. l.. n3): I'L‘ifjglng‘molled la lplurality dol‘ 4 the 20pm}?!
county 9‘“ 93 er, ‘5 ‘ . ;vote. 1] tin Recon race. w on e
'hl‘fi“ records! and anniurtfése flaifiiwas defeated. his plurality o'er Har—
order to "Ce V9 one 0 " 'irlson was 98,017.
eaten. all records must be sent in to
him before Nowmber 1."
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STRANGE CURRENCY
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
2.4!
ouc‘fvfl‘l DUAI
n n. be."
(‘eflflmon 0t tnmrpotatim luv!
lm "H In the flute wctvtafl‘e
“flee to: the tolloutnx corporatitms' ,
.3.
2
3
Standard Battel tumpany. tapttat
stock 82mm, incorporatorl Fannie
Spit-xvi. ind->1 Sitieuel. Barn» S'pleucl
and Hit”) Spiegel. all of New Hart-n
Mum-tie Wot-diam] ('onlpln)‘ capital
filtttk ”0.000. intorporalots. John
ttlwn of in tint-port. Edward lb. 'rha.»
it of New York and William 'l' Low
«ion of Port t‘liester. N. Y.
Et’ullttlti) Shot- Stine. (‘apllttl stmh
$5.050, lIH‘Ut'llUl’itlUl'S, .‘ltthur l-‘ Att
than (leoruia Autnan, Abraham time
her: and \t‘nanda Autnan all ot
Bridgeport
APPAREL
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
‘ The following mm- has been re 1
mm can" * M m. I
IAIILY.
In! um» "AMI.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Plane til-l 137 lm St.
t‘ertii‘it-ates oi organization .
lledell t‘otttpant‘ of Hartford; prest
dt-ttt Allied .\i. nk‘dl‘ll treasurer. AI
fred M. Bedv‘ll, M"t'l‘(‘lfll'\‘. “’illiam ll
t-etted in thin cltv trom Privatn Alex
antler Wright. S S l' Titil‘. l‘onvers
Automobile», Par, B C. M. lt‘rant-e
Private Wright \t‘.t.~ fortiterl) employ-
MtKn. it. lltl' .\'- ' ‘ . . . .
2‘ ..' '. l.“ lm‘k. ed tn Raxters tll‘tlz; nlfll‘t‘ Iii ‘hx _t'l!V
Athold‘ iL‘Ht'll'lt' loot tompanv oi . ,
\‘ew Hutch litedtient Ft'pditritk l: “I“! H‘"“““' m the ambulanie *“ 1“”)
I ' ' ' and. was a>>i91tetl with his rotttpant :..
“'g'nt
Atttttld
Hat 1"“: \ ice ptt~~idetlt
New
Let tire.
Comat- ,‘t the French ninty Hitltmti min the
l \tJ ' . . ~
in n “iii-r is .4 \‘try Ttiflfll‘KLil'tlr" tattnon.
tii
. ,_ -. . , . ., . ~- . , ’
231:;3121" 3.1.] LESTER" “dimmd l drawn l)\ a pal ,ti' Wright's. i‘iirate
t‘ertit'iratas of dissolution were filed “mum.““flm'. mlfl'tmg. '1' m.“ “l
for tho- 't‘avlor Manufacturing (‘otti “f we kaiser. m ”'5' fulfill!“ BL"
pain~ oi Hartford. and t‘onnttctit-ttt :‘V‘l'md “WM? “ls” in a Y‘d.‘ “Id mn’
Hour-r (‘otnpany of Bridgeport. «hunt. ”I" “4'" follows. , ., “L
A t‘ertit'It-a‘e was filed \ea-tterdav {tit ‘. mep' mum” ' 4 Li
additional shares of stock of the. A. W" “s“.
l hau- now been in Fl'lllll't' mer to
months and during that lllllt‘ l hatt-~
nothing bttt the lilt’lia'l-il pi‘alsv tor in >
t-le Sam. All of ti- ltete are dull: our
t‘. Gilbert t‘ottipany of New Haven.
’ ‘ “~h
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
AS TO YOUR
DINING ROOM
Haven‘t you found from exper-
ience that your dining-room is
7 L '- 3 ‘
. ‘ I. , " I T ”L 1* used more than ally other room
. .5 .{ i “"23? i; ‘an‘ in the hUUbt’, yes, even more
. t t: l Jr; ‘~' 4¥r¢£ 3% than your bedrooms? You use
ff; _ V 1% it three or tour times a day for
.3 - meals; your guests linger there
‘\ ,_ r’ attei eating; the men like to
;. ‘ nulttke and play cards there.
l ’i‘lietti‘ore your dining room
l'urnitute must. be faultless. it
,. — will be if you get it from us.
ANGE VINE FURNITURE CO.
'l‘hc tollowing letters remain nn- bp,‘ to my“ win :hc war. i am with
claimed at the Norwalk post tttfice~ the U. g A, Ambulance Sti-tiw and
tor the week ending Nov. 2!. 1918. attached to ill? Frttllt'll ttt‘tn)‘ \\'e do
South NONIIK. 1]“; altlltlllanN“ work Will] lllta Fl‘ttnchl
anti recently General l’rtatn said.
while decorating mine of our regi»
moms. to ll'li‘ Lit ttt Kellen, that we
otttzhl to feel proud that we new at
tat-lied to one of [hit hm division: in
France. in the rec. nt rctt'e-A't of the
.tlertnatts from the ‘tiarnt- our section
'dt’d wonderful work We hate heard
that we are. to rt-t'elve :1 section t-ita-‘
lion and about 1?. war crosws Noth-‘
int: can stop or it‘lL'lllE'D our bow in.
the [to't'lOl'llldl‘lt'e or their work. We
have been out on roads which have‘
been under ton~tant shell tire and.
filled with alas. Hoping this [little youi
well at present and tnv retinitis to all.
my friends. I
Yotitit irttlt’.
ALEXANDER WRIGHT.
The annual t-tiwtittt: of the t‘onnectl-t
cut (ix-«er Grttweis‘ aasoclatlon Willi
be held at the Hotel Gurde. New lia-.
ten. on Monday flTlt‘lnotll’l. November!
it. at which time matters! of consider-l
able importance to illG‘Jlllt'llllit-l‘fl are;
to be considered. All local lilt‘lllbl‘rsf
of the association, oi which there met
a large number. hate been unified
and many of them h We xigniiit-d their;
t intention of .tllPlltllll: the, nicotine.
Mr. and Mrs. ilee Doro
Mrs John (lloetzuer.
Augurtun Lotedon, tlen. lll‘l
t‘has. Olson, «50 t‘ity ot' Beaumont
t‘. Olson, Special Del.
l-‘elix Ilotello. :32 liaviland sttm-t.
Lydia Royalahti, co Mrs. Fuse
1-). t‘. White, titan ltcl. (2).
R. Youngon. in West Ave.
ANDREW lll‘lAllY. 1‘. ll.
Norwaik.
Atttbtio. Mrs. Ahuoria. l'nion St.
Burr. H. l... 264 R. R. Ave.
Dudley, Mrs. Chas. T.
Dahl. (lunda, Strawberry Hill Aw.
Foster, ll.. (tell. Del.
Jermaine. J. J.
l’ine. Mrs, William. 1068 Hall Pi.
M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
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Forest Mills Underwear
You are always comfortably cladin “Forest Mills" Under.
wear.
Each garment is finished with pattented “Flutlock”
snails, so that there is neVer more than one thickness of me-
teria .
The material is preuhruukso that the garments retain
their shape and are dependable inweur. Union Suits, Vestl,
‘ growers, Tights for women and children.
FLANNELBTI'E GOWNS
With and without collars in pink and white and blue and
white stripes $1.69 to $2.00
Extra sizes $2.25
J. I. MALLETTE
IOUTH [DIWALI
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.8 WAIKIKOTOIT 81'.
Tel. 449.
l INSURANCE
i
The first thought is that it must wear well. But bless you! The
boy of the present day is just as anxioua to have his shoes
LOOK WELL as you are yourself.
That’s why we sell so many shoes to YOUNGER MEN,
for we have found just the right combination of good looks
and good wearing qualities, that please everybody.
; f. . HOSIERY OF ALL GRADES TO MATCH
' CONNEALLY & BRACKEN ‘ P;
in WWII sum. ‘ nouui lornlk.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Every need in Dining Room Furniture in not: or single
pieces, be the demand for a mansion or for a modest apart-
ment. - «w an»
The latest models of TABLES, ARM CHAIRS, SIDE
CHAIRS, SERVING TABLES, CHINA CLOSER, BUR”
PETS, TEA WAGONS AND MANY OTHER ITEMS
Prompt Auto Delivery to all suroundlng towns.
RAYMOND 8t SON
Wall and High Sts. Fl" "' Norwulk.
WIND SHIELD GLASS
A180 wmnow GLASS CUT AND SET T0 0RDER
A. COHEN
141 Walnuts! Street. South Not-won.
*1
2 -m FOOTWEAR
'Days ; E / F OR ALL
More
In Which
To 'i -
Convert If
Your ‘
4 Per Cent.
The remarkable feature: of our
FollondWintor Footwear
338T QUALITY OF MATER-
HIS
menu STANDARD 0
WW ‘
RFURNITURE
OF QUALITY" .
Prospective Wmurpdtocomider ourpreunt
prices :- upoctmy Mummundmohm
katstnlllnmbnblo. out-«muting»
Illcmiurlfitm. m‘
32:5?
' i
In Buying a Boys’ Shoe in...
Bath Robes
- A real necessity—made from heavy Beacon_bla_nkets. in
Eon] and Indian designs. on ground of solid rose, Oopen.
my. tun. sky and Km- “hit: 2.. .
WOMEN’S ROBIS“.50to$10.00
r
$2.98 "'-
— “:-
CHILDREN’BROBES ->.uononun-cnoi’:uuu
. so wumxa'ron er.
“a— m _
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O. B. JACKSON
IOPTOMETRIS'I
fill-Ilium. t - {than
IRYP'I'OI Will—Folding Osha- ll Gold I
MMMWQIMM ’
mmmudioqum'm
“MMMW
Are your valuables. paper! and securities » properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe DepositBox? It not, we can pro.
vide you with one for the mall sum of $4.00 per your, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as cultodian oi
your Liberty. Bands without charge ,lf you desire.
Our Swim Department pay: 4 per cent. per your.
Open a checking account and psy your bin. by check.
The City National Bank
mammalian.
i
g In all its Branches ‘
andllresses
THE
LITTLE Sllill’
ifs. on;
Job Printing
So. Narnia")
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A. M. VVOOSTER
ATTCZJ‘ (Y AT LAW
L‘Ie [Anztiincr ll. 5'. Pd‘en‘ Offlc.
PATENTS
Send for Booklet on Pllenu
‘ ‘ < Main St Bridgeport. Conn.
- :3
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tel. on“, 1060-8; Noun m.
2? WASHINGTON 81.
NEW RIO MEN'8 BUILDING
. :23
3mm. mat-wool.
Remington all ' 0th.
nickel. told. it
repaired. Rentals
per month. I
sold at 810 per month.
PLUMBER
YY-PIWRITll‘l EXCHANGI
III Fall-Mid Arm, Bridgeport, Conn
RIIUILT TYPEWRITERB
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0i all binds in Strong and
, Reliable Companies
5* REAL ESTATE_
.l. M. layton 8t (30., Inc.
ll RAILROAD Am
tom NOBWALI. 00". '
GIVE
“but!“ Watchman-rur-
«in
Make Your Selections While Our
‘ ambulance;
r
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main SI
:—
Cure That Cold B!
Tilda:
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR.
F. H. BAXTEB
o
. . DROUGHT N .
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So. Vorwallt . .
Tllli tuw'scmuirfi‘. A i
ogrmmou or catnoenacno
‘ Chiropractic is the denflltlon o! the
cause of the disease and the art at
adjusting the same. Disease is closed .
by a wrench. twist or Sprain in did
back. Even if done in childhood, It
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dittereut organs and
llnibs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease .Id pnln. health in
through harmonizing the nerve syl- '
items in your body. Female troublns
given special attention; also curvb
ture of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a. citation
to help you.
Magnetic Treatment. Given Am.
1‘. FRANCISLB. t‘. - 5‘
34 Washington 8%, So. Norwnllt, Conn.
Graduate from Palmet- School.“
A
m tunic SHOP
'84 NORTH MAIN STREET
FursRepalred
“Manchester-I
restored . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler