simulation
u.- , _ I
_-m___~—. u..- ”mm .‘
“my... - V
but!!! am
-__-........_ . _,_ ,, _.
<. .
ntofoneottheoldutudmost I ‘
enacted flames in Wfltou. died at
his home, in that town, on Fri-Cir]
light, utter an illness of but a few
days.
' The funeral will be rout his late
home, on Tuesday ntlernoon, the hur-
ial following in the family plot, in the
ancient burying ground, at East Nor-
ness dud Balm Cards,
Miscellaneous Advs. :
mflmMMIdlu-I‘fln
fire. m I00; OUIWOIK. $1.00. W
‘ Advertisement
Classified
.TMDAINZEB CLOWE‘.
A Condition omit-ed in Iotlany’a
“Looking Millard!
When Bella-y wrote his “Wins
Backward" he devoted I good deal of
consideration to what seemed curious
details electing the daily and hourly
life of the people in his ideal state
Among other things, he was much
concerned wherewithal they should be
clothed, and discovered that the): were
likely to wear paper garments exten-
sivoly. these being ideal from many
l
mm in:
'Am I
WANTED A—c'o t'ARI’lCNTERS A'l‘ FOR SALE ~~l’0it'l'ABI.]-I GARAGE
on ‘e, for out of town loll. 70c per Telwhone 1673. I
1‘ il'. Plenty over lime. Apply at Hal-f ~——-—-—-
:v--i‘>('i2al'nlol‘r, . FOR sALE—u SUNDAY
‘ route with horse and :wagon
tom
third floor front, in Swuru & Corbet
' walk, where many of his ancestors lie.
3 fl cm W m Automobiles will meet the train arriv-
To LET—l ROOM APtR'I‘uE’x'I‘wiam‘m of his true home. in Ilecember.’
‘ A ‘ ' 1839.
‘“ building. Ben :10. To adults only. For
PAPER particulars apply to the Old Well (‘L
on 3°" gar (30.. 83 Washington street, South
{viewpoints cf comfort and snnilulion.
1118 at Wilton station, it 1251 ll. in. says Judson (‘. Welliver in the New
Mr. Raymond Will the son of that York Sun.
lute Lewis und (‘hthorine Meeker Ray-1 The paper clothes idea ' amused
mond, and was born in the old Ru "3 many of Bellamy‘s readers. but, the
mond homestead, not far from the lo-l
‘
sight of an era of standardized cloth-
[ Of an exceedingly retiring dispensi-
tion. he lived almost the life of a re—
cluse, yet took an active interest in.
ioonducling the large farm and other
i properties which he inherited, jointly.
use (I paper for wearing apparel. For
want of starch the stiff collar is less
and lesrt seen in ESngland and France.
Germany has been the lender in pro
during paper fabrics.
WANTED—YOUNG LADY WANTS ($3123? glean». ‘3‘" reasonable price. Nomalk
clerical position. Experienced in gen- ‘ “5 (-31“? 590mm 119 it; ,
enrl office work and can assist in book ' ‘ “ ' ~ . -- . . . . , r t t . .
t. Him: Reliable and desires to all" FOR SALE» 1 HEAVY I'URTABLE‘fttltoluhedErlom'ls‘X-gtlt tifimrng 1;:
or». i' U. LU). to South Norwallt. “‘Wd Sawing (mill. 1 business wagon.
up 31 l‘lerscy heifer. Apply ll. Tuttlc. Woll-
ptt Hill Road. Nor-walk. Conn.
.. .. ._..._-.._-v———
"1 n8 3
WANTED — COAL SHOVl-DlJJSlL,
»nue, near Ens! Norwalk depot.
(and all conveniences for light llOuSu'
keeping, 82.60 per week. 2“ East ave;
!with his two smelt. Mrs. Hannah Ray! The British boa rd of control of wool
mend Ambler, with whom he lived, textile production. styles and prices
And who survives him. and the Intel of woolen goods and it was promised
M158 Elizabeth Raymond. that by June a million yards of the
I. lie was well educated and took an, new goods will be on the market. This
Int-live interest tn current events. sub-i l‘a‘ one of the most ambitious schemes
tamer and useful man. Pay 82.3 it FOR ”SALE—AUTOMOWLE (PULD?
month, bond and lodslu. Apply le- mam. 1ch passenger. Must bc‘sulu. o.
0113’ Sanitarium. Stamford, Conn. K. condition; cone and take it away.
‘4“? ”50‘ M“""“‘- w“‘°“- ”1°“ ll'z-momtttv. 20 Elizabeth street.
wrturao — SECOND pornrocs. “mom .
Butte how my you have and price.= ——
'I‘Vt't)
housekeeping
TO LET ~
, rooms, full
UNFURNISFEI)
privilege.
range and pantry. running water. 31!
(hound In
scribing to many magazines and news- in state control of production and
papers, and was unusually well inform, prices that has been under‘rtken. So
ed on all of the topic: of the day. greatly has the price of W001 increas-
His father was one of the largest ed that it is announced the standard
v'wulk. n half century ago. owning the.1 from Si.“ to 81.62 a yard; for similar
,floor.
\. ”,0“, mg 31: FOR 8ALE-—HARLEY DAVIDSON‘
_ ..____. truotorcycle and side car In A-l condi»
WANTED~TO um t.\' 'l‘Ol'Cll “0'1 and also a cabinet Since-r sewing
wthayoung man who wishes to work ““0”“? 'or 5‘”? M W Fl“ Hi“ "Old?
. 5 ‘ar'.,
lenllrc acreage of Bell Island. It aboutl
goods lllt' price before the war would
'70 LET—45 ROOMS AND BATH. 13 that period which he sold for what its' have been frotu 76 cents to St cent.
Meet. avenue. Furnace heat. Apply to present valuation would b, called a ml 3 Wm
20 West avenue, South Norwalk. n7 3t vial price. ‘
t The price of men's suite will be
till his tuition. .ttmitl Business trot-,Stf‘iillmn- n8 at; T0 LET—vii ROOMS. FIRST r‘mon‘
ege. n8 3t.” ‘ t . , . ~ .
l FOR 8ALE-—(‘ABBAGE LARGE 6 (.ross hlrtt‘tt. Rent Sill. It. I). Lawton,
' WANTED"A GIRL CASHIER IN hard 118.418. Danish for winter keeping! 40 BlyVlOW avenue.
n...“
5 filled and strictly enft rt-cd. The whnlw-
Charles 5. Macomber ‘ } safer will be allowed to charge will.
. The death of (‘harlcs S. Macomberi while the retailer wilt be H3350 for the
,ocuurrcd Thursday at hi! home o'n‘ “rel standard Hull. Before the war the
Smith Norwalk market. Apply to Fancy yellow 09‘9““. all“) new corn;
”scar F. Schultze 39 Main street Nor- 3mm “'"l’r- f109““I prices at “1°
“Am. Phone “”2. D8 3: l‘dl‘lll. lllllhefll‘ld Farm. “’Olf- ‘1
., _-___ ____9pit Hill Road Norwulk. Telephone-'5 “’9‘ 3““ 3‘”er ““9. 3““
wmreo—Bmcnr GIRL FUR ot-‘-§“‘°~
fit-c. Good penmunsblp. Employmcnt‘
sr-ady. Good opportunity. ll. Jacobs &‘
Sons, Inc.. shoe mfgS. Beldcn ave. Nor-
w;.lk m 3t 50“”
__ ‘nuc, South Norwnlk.
WANTED—TURN LASTERS, EX- N’ > ‘,
Dbl-hunted "nan can parn‘tdu 01- 11“,“) FOR SALE‘IIOUSE. 8 Rm)3‘b
p.31. week. H. Jacobs and guns. Inethllll ull improvrmthts. $3,000. (‘tmliI
B-elden avenue Noru'nlk. it? 3t 3500, balance can remain mortgage-
t ' - -___...t. An electtnt chance to got a home well
BODY. located.
iquire of Old Well (‘lgrtr Co.
FOR SALE~ >GOOD FAMILY (‘()\\'.i
fresh, 3 young pigs. 8 weeks old, 1‘
Andrew llrubck 23 (llcnwood ave‘ room apartments 207 Ball “’afih. 8!
’East Norwalk.
Chapel St. Inquire 64.80pm Main St
Tel. 60.
WANTED~~~A I-jORD SEDAN
Phone Stamford 347-2.
_-.._..t-___- 91“.” Ask John T. Hayes
WANTuo—novs ix itAt'tttNta, No. 7 loin 8t, lforwflk t
lGrove street. or telephone 1852-”.
A—
w‘
FOUND.
To LET-MIDDIE s'ronr: m 1‘ch “"19- W W“
Flynn Block, corner 0‘ Washington plainlng. Dorcas-ed was 53 years
33;, size and had resided in Durlcn about
n3 “*pcr month. For further particulars in I
TO LET—A STORE AND 9 Fwflwork in t‘ttntp llutnpllrlcs, Va.
4 room apartment on' Mrs. Mat-ombcr
. R. (‘ Lester, of Ilurlcn. The funeral
To LET-8 ROOMS AT 96 TAY-
lor avenue. inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16:
tPost Road. He hadan III for a long wholesale” mld a like unit from “.60
pullout and uncom-t to $7 to the retailer and to public
Mi paid about ill for it.
Standard war blankets in \ttrious
twelve yours.
Ewidow, ll dautzhlcr Ieunctle and
«brother Ernest, now in Y. M. t". A.‘ prices.
Mm flannel;
Mdcmnbcr was their on of Rel. .lalneflv w
Macmnbcr. u llethodlsl’ clergyman.
is a sister of Mrs.‘
r c r - l ‘ ‘ >
will be held Suudttv at 3 o'clock from: $3.33.: “add .319 thirtfll-ismlmor‘lhl‘gpt‘r
[the lot» residence. Interment on Maui («app and the retailer 20' per cent.
“he" will h" l”""““‘- ‘T‘ltuw lite flannel will be retailed to
l
Several million yards of
are being manufactured.
Itich will be handled In the same
way, on which the maximum price of
32 cents a yrrrd will be fixed for the
l
"" the public at Ibottt til ccnts a yard.
Baby Lane ! The war boot scheme is now colu-
Franklin. ll‘P luemy-dayold son ofi ing into effect. Thirty-nine styles of
Mr, and Mrs. .lrtlrurlanc. died at lt!‘ footwear have been planned, giving a
lllmllt'. it Kcysw place. Enid Norwulk., reasonably Wide range of stylus,
stop. Good wages and bontts..Stt-ady; m1. m‘mmmu
work. Help l'ut'lc Sum will the worn; .
Neptune Hardware Mfg. Co. or. Fort;
street. East N01“\'l'fllk. t‘oun it? St.
'l‘lllC
FOUND ._\ (‘AI.l-‘. ‘
paving charges
“’*’,may have same by
—-.~.— 4--
OWNER be held today at the'mnvl‘nlencP
. tltc fnnlllv and Interment will be
'Addrcss .l. A. IL, Sentinel office. 117 ill; Riverside (‘t‘lllt’lt‘l‘\'.
yesterday morning. The funeral will; thrugh ntuclr loss variety is provided
of, than under normal conditions. There
"Harv good looking. glucc kid. wellr-d
‘ l boots, and from this style all the way
i Mrl. Frances Mason {down to mom, wutcr tight boots for
.._..t _.,, _., _._ ._...l
AUTO SUPPLIES
WANTED mm. I-‘th urtxrtntm . .
oilicc work. One who has some Itnou'l-l 01%: CLES WLCG‘NSOLING:
edge of stcnotzraphv and tt’pcwri‘l" 9 B Y A 121“
A. MODNE
‘Fouuo—Two " SMALL" srttl‘r‘s
charges. Charles ll. Smith.
t'l.owndt-H avenue. Telephone I361.
Owners may have some by paying (‘lllfi “lit'll I'll“ "in“ S'Pll‘fi. fllf‘d Wed‘
22 nesdrry ntmnint'. til the home of her
llrs l‘rnnccs Mitt-ton of New York mint-rs and laborers. It is belicvcd
; that in quality and wearing character
‘ _ ‘ :lllf‘dt“ will be the best footwear the
,ststcr, Mrs. mutter. Mills alt-eel Broad. public I,“ My" been offered.
preferred. (‘trn ittukc llersclf vnllmhlc.I
Phone 957—2
Address 1:. It, cure Sentinel. f
' i
W/.NTED~.\’.\TION.\I. CASH RICH-E 0 North Mill St. Bo. Nor—elk ,
i
BUSINESS NOTICES
i».cr. Stole. dusr-riptlon and price.
t‘ ill.» Klllll, l3 If. lltfitllt street, N. Y.‘
n4 6!
New chct cltldl‘ from
. Old Orchard Mills.
[Em NOIICE , \Vlrallinglon l~ll'00l.
WANTED FOR 2 0R .1 WEEKS. i
ILal'llc loltacl‘. ll l't‘lllllllt‘ woman for v PAINTING
luntsntmrlt .md plirili cooking in fant- NOTICE
- ll. of 3. .\"i t'lllltll'l‘ll. .\er. Frank infirm or Nurwul‘k.
stthhurskc, :lt‘. So. .\lnln street, Cite“: Court. NMpmppr h, .t. It, 19”.
ll
.__.-_ m on»... . .--..._ - ... ti
‘ I‘lfillllti of William ll. Lockwood ”wider: 0“"th
____.___...., ‘Df .\'(il'\\:rlli, lll Enid dislrlt‘l dcccnsetl. s '
WANTEDv-li‘EllAiJC OPERATORS . .
Urdt-rt-d That the t‘onltcr-tlcut Ann-
and pt'csscrs. Walrus 24c pcr hour to cultural lixpcrirncttt Slutlml. lrutztcc’
Slal‘l. We are gitiul'.
Tel. 400.
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
to hitch etu- underline will of srtld dcccnscd cxhihil
Mill-(- in Nor~
of November.
efficient work. This i.»- not to lit" dc~ mum. at m.» pmbmp
ducted front waned Addt'css ll to ‘lt‘fivttlk. on lli.- llllll (lily
Orchard street, Noru'ztlk.
i'dlstante hauling. Hal-n ~xd her 1
‘llll persons inlcrcstcd in Hilltl nrlrtter‘Hom connection
may be notified tilt-roof the said
trustcc will cause this order to be pult‘
Iisltcd in n nctvspnpvr having ll circu-
lation in soil district. at least film,
days bcfoi'c sold lilth tlll)‘ of Novcm-x
NORWALK LIN E
”51' FREIGHT sermon
Between
WANTED
Lusters, shoemaker: and men
. Court. NOWYU’W‘ 9. A- ll. 191.3- ‘ery in New York at 7 a. m.. the follow
4, “herons written application has fun morning. Freight received [mm
. been made to this court for the rid-57:30 a. in. “3 5:30 D- m.
Flremen [mission to probate of a certain writ~ Stcatuers lcave New Y
ten instrument as and for the will of drill '. .
Chance for 9°“ wages ”“1 “' Rebecca l. Knapp Info of Norwalk ln' Phone-Norwnlk 1609‘ qouth Not
vnncement for men between the one: said district deceased. ‘walk. 604: New “gm (5,101,211,, 76,;
of flame” lnd 10.1““. ”gr. In Ordercd.Th:tt sald application be: NEW YORK & fiAUGATUCK
good phyflcll condition. Apply u, v,, heard and determined at the Probate, V
N. n. ‘ H. R. R. Office, In Norwulk. on the lilth day ofl ADI‘EY LINES' me-
..,u__.._.-.._ _ .... -_...___.._...‘_.'".s€!'
, . .Nuvcrnber 1918. at 11 o'clock, fore-‘
5' 5' REGAN: Sup *1 New Haven. lunch: and that public notice thereof
M- 0- Mill-ER. Sup’t» Waterbury. the given to all persons interested ~15 APPLY FOR
c. A. MITCHELL. Bun’L. Hartford. ‘ C OMMISSIOVQ
‘ A k
(Continued from unit Pile.)
ork at 3 p. m.
, 'nt’wspapcr having a clrculnllon In said
district nt.lcasi five days before said
day of hearing.
3 HENRY W.
ftltcrcitt by publishing this ordar in at
, LOST
G REGORY. ‘
Judge. here he has received 15 applications,
,about half of which have been accept.
LOST—~BI.A(‘K. SILK BAG. on;
West avenue. containing wedd'tng ring
nod some money. Please return to‘ DE'DICATE ELKB' HOSPITAL
3. . . . , , ,ed by him end if they are passed up-
. I... Sentinel ofllcc. Reward. n8 at M! be r L T... . on by the examlnlntz om?" in New
in rs o oo- ' ' .
LOST~TWO PHOTOGRAPHS. 1' Cohorts“. May Attend 3:39.11. they will receive their appoint
fl group plcl‘u‘re of Mr. lllpson 1nd oth.
er ambulum- dricrs; the other. a pic
lure of If. Illpmn. of the medical
corps. himself. Soluble retard oflcrcd
for return of the came to Sentinel of-
fire.
Members of sornnt ladle, n. p. 0. At (‘1th Noah (‘nllmf‘nla fi'
Elkr, have heard with Interest of the tnlnlng school for civilian candidates
dedication of the new EIh' recon- for commie-Ions as second lieutenant:
strumlon hawk-I. It liar-ton, which In the U. 8. lnfutry. bu been eslnh'
will aim put-e Saturday. November llshcd. The reboot will Info I and!”
I», ill ‘thI lime- thr building will fly of 20m studcdtl. ad :00 of
plum be prev-Mod to the In m that on to it lush!“ frmn thl‘
mt This bulldlar. which to on of late. It. ”I“ W Dr-
rbo lnmwt or in rm to the roul- tn the M unoff-
tz Sig“ In? built III W ll" ill"
. o c it? PM“ Mm. - ‘
mmmmm :tltl ain‘t-oil“ k 3:." i“ M ”M
m.” u in» Mum M k m
“mm-.nuuouu h"
.w.
LO‘YwA l’l'NC" 0" mi 33‘
fun-n \t'aoblaxtoa and ad ell-II
in!“ “Fluid. T!" I”... ’M ‘
into-am, dammit flour I7 I
m -
“to“ it hurt. mm»
' of faith!“ on Mural-I W ‘ ,‘ n."
;w Md \l ”Multan I'M w w”. M. w 1”
N'CA" Lem l 7‘ w
nm= a...“ rm‘ut... I “ ”Worth
a .
is
oi
ids-tun
rite
not
i
iii-l
I’ltl Itlcr‘sl
Wm. lllllc“. 33f The funeral of Harry F.0'Ilrlen was:
021 no hold this morning. m Rzlfi. ‘
PAPER-iimomo‘o'clock. from St.
decorating, palnter'a suppllel; wall "Vile-Te RW- Richard J. U
55. tit-.ttlttt.-' paper, up~tovdnte styles. lowest prices.
:Eotlmntcs cheerfully 'glvcn, Trial of-
‘Iennd°",NII-bearels were Frank Collins, Shor-
Unlon Part-cl Delivery, Edward J.
ploye a :50 Fourth Lilli-ctr Bond for‘its account to this court l’or udlust- “liberty, proprietor. Tum-Mtg, mug;
. ~ . -r. i' ’
1918. hi it) o'clock fol-cumin; and “m‘trucklng. Ofllte ”hymn" “‘1' 3"" NEW YORK, Nov .9.~lt‘orelgn news:
to lea-m lasting. Euceuent 0!" her, title , tNorwalk,‘8helton, Derby, Ansonia
portunity for experienced ,men. TllZNllY \v. GREGORY. ? ' and
Steady work. Good pay while . Jutltzc.‘ Pier 45' E. R., foot JaclcrOn St.,
learning. Apply immediately . New York
to .LQUNSBURY, MATHEW’ w , NQT'CE . Steamers leave Norwalk. ,4 p. m.
SON & C0. “mm” ”r 50"“7‘1k- ““» Probate South Norwnlk, 5:30 p.‘m.: for do!"
illircr. Tllt' tctnulns were taken to St.‘ Evcry 9m,” has been made to D"?-
thlmwm (“.lmj‘fr“ for burial "-V F‘m" vent the use of Inferior leathers and
it‘ll” “"99““ P‘P‘ll‘rll‘k H Gfimmg- :of substitutes. Every manufacturer
‘ with tho equipment to prcdrlce these
lines is required to devote onethird
to I' of his output to thcir manufacture.
. , r m “"t Supplier: are about ready for general
flute home, in East “WW“?- and “t 9* distribution: llll' samples have been
30599115 churdl-iu'ldely' shown llnll mist peoplr- are
:rrroll ofllclnt-- ”um“ . . . ,. .
, . gltll .«nllsfled. Thc prrcc scltctL
ed at a solemn high minis. During the n“. has hm,“ arrangfld with the “mum
muss Mist. Alice Splnn rendered "Ave. .. . - -
n .. . " cort- and the pining to the public will
Maria and Lead. Kindly Light. The; t“. represented largely in ”w t‘o
: (‘l‘vttse cost of distribution which
5mggfflfiower$hJ0hn Cancun-1 and liar-3 mcan‘s t-crluccd profits to llrc manu-
tn "- ° Interment “’33 Nil/3‘“- facltlrcr. wholesaler and retailer.
_and was made In St. Mary's cornetcl‘y.|
Funeral of Mr. O’Brien.
:PLAN TO REDUCE
.‘l'nDAY' IN WALL STREET: . FLOUR sonartrurs
' ' . av JANUARY tST
furnished the basis for much of ”W'Austrlan
‘ Armistice May Result in
activity and intermittent tittrcntrtht General Lifting of Reutrlc- .
‘shown by today's Stuck Market. Timid “on.
in; concentrated to an unusual degree; WASHINGTON, Nov. 8,-Plans to
in motors and toppers, although rails
diminlslt by January I the percentage
were active as a group with some of '
of substitutes used in wheat bread in
war has brought millions of persons or
tag. styles. fabric; and an extensive!
nd holders. in both Wilton and Nor-i cloth will be put 0 Dlllt‘ market til
The ,nurvlvort: are the‘ sites and weights are also being mun»
one. ufncturcd to be sold at rigidly mm'
”0...... .
""33
Linoleum
Furniture
‘ Bedding
Pictures
W' ”'ETC.
I
i
i Ranges From
l
“(:28ch furniture to
1-. -—FOR-— " -
Range s~
Baby Carriages
Cribs
. Blankets
i Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet?
! The Famous Richmond Ranges;
. L7
ETC.
$25 torsion
l
> We Specialize in Furnishing loner (to-pick
i 127-131Wasbimrton St.
l
l
. ~l‘
M pit
r ' L ’
l
l
i
l
l
I
I
l
l
l
Tim's the wny we link.
worn old tire of yarn. 0|: ..
vulvanizers do wonden m? ‘
worn shoes and inlet Wilt
Doubles, often lumen.
of your tires. Isn't itn mt
economical to My u fur;
vulcanlzing than to "MIT _ . ,1
tine—especial? new WW
cost of new “resubmit“!!! "
r.
l
i
l
l
i
i
3 ‘ Change Your
_A. D. MORGAN
(Ive-4'
the leading equipments and specialties,
which were firm to strong. Notewor-
thy exceptions to the higher trend cm-
braced Southern Pacific, Marine Pre-
. ferred, Sumatra Tobacco and Oils,
Mexican Petroleum showing marked
allied countries and the United States,
are being discussed bv the Inter-‘Alllcdl
Food council In Imndon. The rcdttc-’
tlon ff decided upon it statement iii-l
sued by the food administration last}
“heaviness The closing was t d plighll‘ spill-will llPlin direct result of?
‘ . sea y..t e ustran nrms ce. _ , t
gilgsmipiprgxln‘tgtlega 459.000 inure?! "The endangc In llltc “ll“. sltulrop‘l
or s 6 long, ‘rcnc .ltowevcr. 093 not n for t e tota s o.
Municipals featuring the intonation-tread demanded of the United States."
at group. said the: fed administration, “but in
' ' _ ifact will itfcrcaile our load and there-
lmh‘glgw \O)RI\S. Nor-M9 (Vl'lallkflaciit. fore there will be increased demands
: n. in. ~‘— pcca es an n r for econom ."
stocks dominated by ptofeeslonal in~l 1......“
iterests were the conspicuous ftnturesi BENJAMIN WAS HIT . '
got the strong open.ng of todays brief By A GERMAN SHELL
lacssion. gaining 1 to 2 1-2 points.
{.Leaders in the movement included
'Ilfexicun Petroleum, Baldwin Locomo'
tlv'e, Studebaker and Chandler Motors,‘
, American Can and Wilson Packing. U.
38. Steel made it large fractional ad-
vance, part of which was Immediately
' forfeited. Coalera were most dominant
among the rails,'notlrbly Reading and
‘Baltmorc & Ohio. General Motors,
’I‘exn’s Company and People’s this were
moderately heavy. ‘
r
l
Mrs. William Bendnmln of North
Taylor avenue. has received the fol-
lowing letter from her son, Private
William E. Benlarnin. who 'is with
with the American expeditionary;
forces in France. and who has written
to her under date of October 18:.
Dear Mother, Sisters and Brothers:
Just a line to let you know that I
turn alive and kicking. and as Well a"
icould be expected, after a piece or
Frflry‘u shell had nipped me on the
buck of my head. Do not worry about
no u I run In the hospital now with,
this little souvenir. and am being.
our Service,
. it”: was at: bit; on 1your little argon]
Must - tmtcmtmmv eat.
a...” .t...” «.Jlmmtmmmma
nut to . mu
. lull modem
humanitarian-hull:-
mtitootdfllmuw;
lemma“...
5%
r
l
‘IIIIMHMNQR',
«at
Company D, 3rd Machine Gun Brigade. I~known “3 ”‘9 "mad king'of Bavaria";
' born nine children, three sons and six’
1EETlNG PROCLAlMS
LEGALIGHT ~
“Covers the Road—-
Made to comply|
mobile Headlllr
every state.
Mfr. DUNNE So. Norwalk, Cami.
*To-day to «
Covers'tlle Law” .
with Auto—‘7 .
t laws of i, _-
1
6‘ u, u 5 .
BAVARIAN REPUBLIC
Sitting at Diet Palace Passes Decree!
Deposing the Wittelabach Dynasty. .
BASEL. .\'ov. 9.——A republic Ittts
been proclaimed in Bavaria at the
conclusion of a great popular mectlnn'
yesterday. says a telegram from
Munich undcr today's date. f
During the sitting of the Diet palace,
yesterday a decree was passed depos‘;
ing the Wltlclsbaclt dynasty, accord;
in; tr a dizipatch received here last
night from Munich. Bavaria.
Ludwig III, king of Bavaria, Is!
heady! the house of Wittelsbach. Hei
became regent in succession to his
father, Prince Lttitpold, in 1912. Lud-
wig was proclaimed king in 1913 inI
succession to his cousin, King 0tto,f
Glto was declared incapable of rulingi
owing to his mental lnflrmlty. , l .
Ludwig III was born in 1845 and -
married Ardiduchess Moria Theresa!
of Austria mete. Of this union were
daughters. Prince Rupprecht. the
crown prince. has beware of the;
leading Teutonic allied generals on-
the western front during the war.
trolled file. The piece of Ike“ that MORE WAR IUHEAUS ORGANIZER, — ——
HARTFORD. Nov. 9.—Fifteen more;
of Connocttcut'u its war humus havel
crouched Amortunlntlon commit-
tm. it won denounced loony by “M
Alumni-odour department of that
WW lute Council of Defense 1
run when a tutti of Iftyocvrm. The
WWW ‘Wt bu malt-l
war bore“ in tho lull!
n emitter. The later!
“Wu—.—
COAL
mt. Air
Norwalk Chronicler