mites ERRORS, SOAP Ions, 019mm GAGE, 3'10. 1 . DONNELL-vs 16 So. Main St. L» V udIn Int-III «Mold. Minions-l Wfiflflfllfl Milli mmm J"atlier Watts, Ranking Cap- lain in British Army, Telh . Norwslk Audience of Their Conduct in France and England—flint Fed andBestD‘mciplmcd Army Ever”—-Trials of Soldiers and Distressinz Condi- tions of Their Lives in War-Stricken Europe —- Four Years in Thick 39‘ Battle “tented; W WASH lNG'i‘ON. Nov. Navy has commenced for discharge by men both in the regu- lsr service and in visions are being received. First our sld'oraiion is being given. he added. to youths seeking to return to school or. to positions in civil life which they gave up to loin the naval forces. Mr. Daniels did not indicate the ex tent to which no. ti ' till" strength was Dim been intimated , that the navy could spare 50,000 men during the next month. CANADIAN PREMIER IN LONDON. LONDON, Nov. 15‘, via Montreal.— The following clipping uiipcsmi in Sir Robert Borden. the Canadian Pre— lsst week‘s issue of the Catholic Ti'sn- mier. who has arrived, in London in Berlin. published in alumina, wliicblcoanoctioa with the peace confection. referred to the privilege of Norwalkt declared in an interview with the in being the first city in the state to Morning Post that while he was in be honored. by having Rev It. Will! Canada he had been in constant com- aoorn Iowan. lecture in this city lmunicatim . with Premier Lloyd The article follows [George who warned him several 31111640, for they are now working but It hours a week the New "York, New Haven and Hart- !omplated soon. Mrs Hannah L. Olmsted one of the assistant treasurer: of the Connecti- cut insfitutdfortlie blind in Hartford. has prepared the clonal leaflet about the work for distribution among the triends of the blind in this state. witA'r pnvsn GIFTS? Jewelry. Watches, Clocks. the most acceptablil gifts that you can make. Charge accounts may be opened now. cash solos. only during December. Brand's Jewelry Store. 'l‘he quarantine at the Connecticut Gtato hosplml at Middleton. owing to the Influenza. will be lifted Wednesday owing to improved conditions, Dr C Floyd Haviland writes, and on and, after that date visitors to thohospital will be allowed to visit patients as Ito a". News has been received in NONlt‘h minutost detail the siege of Lingo. tho of the death from wounds received in action of captain Barry Dunlap of "the Canadian Medical corps. Captain Dnnlop married a aliort time ago in London. W Hill Rachael Thfl’ ‘or. daughter of the late ox ‘lfayor charts mm dNorwlch. ~Don't fall to call at lrwln's Res- ? ant-ant and ,aeo the display of fancy apples for sale by the: narrow not. .50.,“ j suitable prices. Tcl- woo-arm. v. scene Connolly of Greenwich is min fed a divorce from Letllo L Consoliy ‘ Dy (decision handed down lay Jmlgo " Balm of the Superior Court; who has inccoptod the report of Judge 3. P.- ‘- Webb. acted. cs a committee to boat ' the rector. .lio Rev. Aaron 0. Goburn, testimony in '.the can, The mole were married Aug. 10. 1910; Tho'wifo's maiden name was Rena Walla’c'h. A campaign to also a fund of 850,- 000 as an offering of Thanksgiving for ' the ending of the war and the restor- ation of peace to the world was loam ' gnarled at die Sunday mornintsmlce at St James’ church Doom. when presented to the memberocf the pan tab the general outline of the cam- . I palgn, the reasons for conducting it pic at this time and the purposes for which the money is to be used. EMM Norwalk commuters, who have been drawing wages of $80 and $7 0 a week According to reports from New Ha- won, a number of changes in the mech-; Inical and :roperating departments or 10rd railroad in Connecticut are con- ‘ TWO“ 0‘ NI personal experiences . praise of the American it was the privilege of Norwalk—a weeks ago to be prepared to start for and a real and appreciated privilege ll Europe. He praised the efforts of tho var—to be the first community in Canadian soldiers and said Canads Connecticut to hear Rev B. WI“. would confront the difllcult problems chaplain and ranking captain in the mad with the same courage it had British army, lacture in connection shown during the last four years. with the United War Work drive which is being conducted throughout the country this we sit. (‘hsplain Watt, a lawyer by profes stop before entering tlo priesthood, MARSHAL FOCH INVITED TO NEW YORK ilylsn. ‘We owe you a debt for your part in the triumph of democracy over some» racy," read the mayor's cablegrsm in part. ‘On behalf of the municipality, l or for you the freedom of the city which is but a feeble manifestation of our deep regard and admiration." FRENCH TROOPS IN BBIDGEPORT. BASLE, Nov. 18 —'l‘ho Hungarian Minister of War annotmcoa the early arrival in Budapest of fifty beach on!- cers and 1, 000 French soldleni. rocks are being prepared for the sol- dicrs while a hotel will be not aside for the odiccrs to join the Bilsish Expeditionsiy F0 Res and accordingly has been in i the sen KP from the beginning/if has ! tilities For four years, with the exception of someruonths spent in recuperating from wounds, he has been .11 tile from ‘Wliil his men. seeing active service from the siege of Liege, August I5. .1914, until a few months ago. when ‘hc was assigned to his present work lin America. He has seen service in Its moat hesrtrendng aspects. His I first complement of l .200 men he saw tieduced to 150, The lecture was delivered at the Regent theatre last Sunday evening where l000 people oi all classes and crocds were assembled at a rnlly to sot on foot the drive for $170, 500 .000 necessity greatly chanced gram of the Food Administration. There remains. however. the salient fact that more people than ever are asking that America divide its not 100 plentiful stores of food. Therefore. conservation of food is more imper- ative than over.“ ' a program for “Conservation Week for World Relief." which is to be lotion-wide from Dec. 2 to 7. Admlnlatiutor Hoover’s 05cc will send out appeals to qlergymen that they use “Conurvation Week" an the topic of their sermons on Dec. 1. planted by orchestra music. has be- come 3 regular milking time featurol in the dairy born on a large atocki NEW YORK. NOV lB—«An invita- [arm in Jhad charge of u Wes'u'iiiier' 9‘11le lion to Marshal Foch to visit New‘ [or Mechan (-5 It the Remington Aims company, in when his (ountry entered the war. I ‘0” m" as ”19 SUP" 0‘ ")9 munici cinl. rather tl'n artistic. reasons have Bridgepon. are now out down to $3.: He was the first additional chaplainfpan‘y “'33 ""3"?“ ‘04” by ”“0? promoted the introduction 01 this feature it having been found after re- peated tests that cows is greater when milked to the tune of some soft melodious selection On several occasions an orchestra has ’pliiyed for the cows with the same result namely an increase over the previous normal yiold of milk. GETTING WAR cmsonua nous. thorltlol rapidly are completing ar- rangement: for bringing home New ed prisoners of war which. according to official French figures, total 420,: 000. repatriation will consume about and weeks“ time. motion“ viii not ”newswowuaucv allot. tau drone You Fond HARTFORD. Nov. Mitchell Sco- NAVY MEN BEING DISCHMIGED. Willa, Federal food Master for 18 .4—Bcduc Connoulcnt, yesterdal announcedthai Lion of the enlisted strength of the he has called n meeting of iced food Secretary' administrators of the 168 towns in the ‘Daniels said today. and applications state. to be held in the State Capitol next Tuasdsy at )1: 30 s. m. The the reserve di- principal speaker will be Frederick C. _Walcou, Vale. 1891, who has been one, of Ir. Scovllle's assistants. l in a letter sent to all the town food administrators. Hr. 8covilie asks them .to invite any home economics work- ers and others interested hi food con- i n to attend the meeting onl fiord march of events in the3 " said Afr. Scoville,“has of the pm The Food Administration in [donningl Food MUSIC IN DAIRY BARNB. Phonogrupli music, occasionally sup- Ohio accoiding to the Popu- Magazine. Commer- ill'o yield of the PARIS. Nov. is.——'l‘he French aw it is expected tint the process of for the benefit of the boys in service If anything would soften the beans and loosen the purse strings of the American public it in the graphic ac- count glven by the lecturer. of the trials of the soldiers their sufferings and the unfavorable and diam-lug conditions of their lives In war- strlckén’ Europe. The lecture was most illuminating Iand coming from such an original and authentic source cannot fail to assist materially in the success of the cur- rent drive. '"VJ With eloquence which. cold tithe deepest sincerity and absolute ilrst- hitnd knowledge of facts could stir. Father Watt related that he had per- ‘ sonally experienced. Describing in I spirit which animated tho soldiers during thst awful time. and the conso lquent sufferings. he affected his so- ' dience ot tears. to a dramatic manner, yet without the slightest apparent nigh of affec- (ion or striving after efioct. be hold his audience spellbound umm-thoabo ‘ ginning to thsond at his narration. . lntomperaing his accounts of the sufferings and trials‘ of the aoldlcra ' with. humorous lucidontsv which ore The remnants Volmbltthoim boolfond. ‘ Furniture, Linoleums, Rugs, Draperies You'll find bore a. line of D8130 300'. BID 300 c. araalaavliig. lllll ‘5 Jr (”mud ”m0 300! Lama noon up our minds mom-or. coo-av sou roa ems FAIRY. sm RAILROAD STATION. RAYMOND BROTHERS rain 113.: or Washington St. SW” (hustlers Presents TILED”)! TABLES—H big and int-ind stock, with a wide range in prim HAWAGOIS—An article that once used proves indis- penaagrpartionhriy totboao ladies who must make them- tlia‘liaga of a maid. 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Without any direct appeal tortuous, he impressed undo nil meant the ab- . solute necessity and urgency of gon- A New Stock oi Aprons Mmqfintitica of “spammed.- T France his tribute to the American. army as a whole, as “the best fed, host looked after and best disciplined army over known." animated all present with the deepest foelnga of pride in their. American cttisonsltlp as won as in the American army. That Chaplain Wptt was fully ap- precisted was evidenced by the re- peated valley of applause which groot- - all him clirougbout the lecture and by . ' ,tha loan-continued kW” and cheering which folowed its conclusion Chaplain Walt by his genial and insist moancr ‘on the platform. by his: nnllghtanlng aadentertaining nar- mm. 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