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am 3. Hyatt
'8 Leading Dry Goods Snore
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4,018 names in two army immunity1
11m issued today are found 4% namw?
at coueoileut melt. They follow: '
KILLED IN ACTION
Sergeants
Jocelyn H. Iluper. Waterbury
{Mtge Fortunes, Stamford.
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Radiator Covers and Wood Skid
-.——— Chains. '
For aliMakes of Cars.
1360 Telephones'2011
Vaas’t Bros. Garage
Schultze’s ThanksgiVing Specials
Turkeys Turkeys
DUCKS. GEESE. ROASTING CHICKENS
Even ifalittlc late we a . ' ,. th
best quality of _ C n bubbly you will e
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- ”.1, yes and Forks
; OPPERS EVERYTHING FOR THE THANKSGIVING
’ ANKSt‘lVING ; . DINNER
,t ’ " j Consult yesterday's issue of this paper fur
prices and particulars. in»: l
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BOTH MARKETS CLOSED THANKSGIVING
ORDER EARLY. OPEN TONIGHT.
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Ex PRESS t' United States License No. 17,903.
* Trips Between ‘2';— - at . ..._-..__.,, _. .,-.._-—.., -- .. 3-5-9932?”
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CE. 12‘.’ WATER STREET 1
If; uth Norwalk, Conn.
’ ”Telephone 294.
YORK CITY OFFICE.
‘ ‘hhl on Sixth avenue,
UNI FARRAGUT 793
: ll! I Llll‘l’)’. ’usl llllflnt‘ U! I
"“ ‘Il talc: (Zill‘e 01‘ your express ;
“’e haw sown of the best.
‘ Jhe slum. Also. llydrrlullti
‘ . for lit-Itlructt-rs' Work. .
._ nutlto daily trips to Neal
‘ ‘i Let them handle your .
‘lhvll‘:3, and thus heap It
the cflngtifi‘tl‘ll terminals.
ul Anythimr
hf; nywltere
it‘l‘ogularhrue or\Too l
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StOre Closed all Day
Thanksgiving.
Open Tonight Until 10 O’clock.
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In: ui‘e entrusted
‘ "player; Only. j
glv'éu and obtained it L
" died. '
finite [or our rules. we can i
‘ ‘ nitd money.
HEAVY TRUCKlNO
All Kinds. _
' M3 far Long Distance “
V‘fnlltm Melting. ‘
A. r. ~ BECKMANN .& (30., Inc.
,Norwalk’slargesl Econonly Grocery
83 and 85 washinuton St. Phone £105..
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" OAK COAL " "I’HE LORD REIGNETH. ‘ 1. lthwns announced today by Sled Ad-
»? . ‘ lung forth ye bells in joyous chime, ‘lllllllNllztltll‘ Reploglc. -
tim‘ . , ' lu gill sweetmelody sublime, f -—— ~-—..-_
“‘1 you 11 buy 8 Now proclaim that war shall cease, ,200 MEN WILL LEAVE
CAMP DEVENS FRIDAY
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‘ AYER, lines, ..ov. 27.—lt was oiliv
t-ially announced last night that the
' Eternal victory and peace,
The Lord reigneth.
WRON
“ L East. Nomenc-
Gtte thanks oh. world. new day is
_ _ ”181‘ 441' f born - 2 first men to be discharged from Camp
\lUNK' l(llli.0fll1(‘ shadows comes the mom. ' Dev-ens under the demobilization or-
“ 1 . _ h t! Now let prayer and praise ascend “(lt‘l‘l-i would leave camp ltriday next.
-. ; got the 3:18 :1 Fm? um and 'son g forever blend, ‘Tllore wrll bo about 200 men in this de-
llflper. mon am. ! mm mine“. » .tatdnnent. \ _
mu “9- l'gh “ Lieutenant Colonel Cha’nnlngh’roth-
= 'inglmm. who has served as comman-
dcr of the base h‘onpital' at the"camp
'tor a. long time, including the period
at the influenza epidemic, was noti»
died yesterday of his transfer to the
fi‘Mnd-hom Auto.
011 'lf‘rnnce rejoice, Alsace Lorraine
i WWbecome thine own again:
British Isle your anthem raise,
, 0t thinkful harmony and praise,
‘ ' MAN
3f“. . T31. 1176-2.
11% Lord reigneth.
I
Edward .I. O‘Brien, Anguilla. Table Cloths
Corporal: , .
Joseph E. Jittobtl, Torringlou. ‘ Napkins
l". A. Wil ‘n’. Norwich. ; .
H Mechanic : Lund‘ Seth
. Edward J. Manila. Bridgeport. l -
L "M.” 1 Towehne
Joseph ‘assidy, Bridgeport. ‘
Patrick llwoml, Waterbury. _ Dress Aural“
Elol Morin, Grosvnerdale. ._ .
Thomas M. Morrissey, Bridgeport. Klltllell ADI’MS
Hound R. Coleman. New Britain. ' Suits
Alexander Ripsbnp. Anemia. -
L .1. Auction. New Brim; Coats
lull 8. Manny. Ellington.
M m, Bridgepon.
G. A. Blith. Folrfieid.
DIED 0F WOUNDS
Corporal.
13150111 (3- Am. New llrllnln.
Irvin! Iii. Bosnia. Norwich.
Prim ‘
m R. Fredericknon. (locomo-
tan.
Walter 0. Win», Hartford.
DIED 0F DISEASE
— tenant
In!“ '- “Mums. Glcnbrook.
‘ " Privdm
lnl'til l". Cunningham. Sll'all'ortl.
annual Levin. Btunloni.
Alpha-o P. Unto-lo. Torrinnon.
m B. SWIM!“ , Bridgeport.
WOUNDID DIOR E UNDETER-
- NINID
Wont .
Nielsen, mrgepori.
corpora
Rudolph Mk1. Stamford.
Print“
Cod Maren. Wlnatod.
Owen B. Cllllhln. Portland.
Jones Bl. Mnlusc. 778 Stall“ sum-t.
New Haven.
Anthony J. chhltull. Antonia.
Gordon S. Stevens. 90 l'rospt-t-t .u .
New linen.
Arthur E. Dickl-nson. ii ultuum.
Stephen lA‘HPOlIP, Wnll talent
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original divisions. All of the active
units now are filled with men from.
'Ihe sole ire service, national guard,
‘and reg r army indiscriminately and
had the war continued, the whole ar-l
my would hove boon welded togethert
in this nntnnor until there was no pos
siblllty of distinguishing between rim,
units except by number.
llllulllls [if
wounu MEN
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NEW YORK, Nov. 21—11061)“qu in .
Gm“ Britain and ire-land have treated
2,391,849 British and Indian ll‘oops
and German prisoners wounded in lllu
Michacl W. Dyer, Wulllngford. various theatres of war. rrawrini:
Martin D. Callahan. Bridgeport many thousands to health and losing
Louis E. Jacobs, til l’l‘lllt'l' .1 root, lens thin I dozen by accidents In
New Haven. transportation, the British Bureau of
’1‘. 8. Dtlsey, Merldt-u. Information has announced hero in It
MISSING lN ACTION l'm'icw of tho United Kingdom‘s med-
Pfivatoc ' lml. Surgical and nursing work during
llarold ll. Frost, Sow Britttiu. more than 51 months of war.
Domonlw Muntovnnl, 'l‘orriugton. Attending to the comfort of llll'
William. ()‘lioImt-Il, 923 "Alit‘l SL. “ulmtli‘ll "from tho moment thoy bu.
New Haven. ‘ cable cuslmltim." the ntutmuonl. said.
Joseph throbu, 26 Bristol Hll‘tfl‘l,;m9 Brltlllh Medical Sorvlco “ran:
New Haven. brilliantly to u tmnn-utlous tank and
brought millions of turn into England
by llnrillllill' nhips and ambulance
trains, “with tho least possible delay
and culturing." Aniong the wounded
treated in the British isles. It was
said. wore 41,819 German «inlet-rs and
men who were uttcndml with cure “in
striking contrast to the treatment
meted out to Allied wounded prison-
ers in German hands."
:iol't‘li Bots lN
MANY BATTLES
WITH GERMANS
tContlnueu mun h‘trst Puget.
famous 102ml regiment of t‘ounectl
out.‘ .
When the dil'isiolln d0 ““11““ “‘01“ part of the total casualties oi this
France. they Will lu‘lll‘lilllti l WW?" class) treated in the United Klmltltllll
lance in enlisted pl-lgl‘llllll) ‘04 ““ since August. 1914. are summarized as
name 'mvhfixlglliu‘t‘ltl‘lm‘l llh’t 2::1lelhv follouékgigdgéloul [Lmlltlt‘y 105.212 otll-
ernoaa. Ul ‘ ‘ l . ce'll. , :
theory to oil-tho lot-cos out! the hi‘B' Mildibon'allean? all? 311113” ("1,35 gill
term or l‘t‘pllit‘tiiufim «unwind-l" fl“ mm mm lt‘aly 373 olhcel's 4'574
zaps in from line Ul'flflnlm'ium “l” men; from the Ptlrslllu GttIr 121l'oI-
be found to have obliterated to it VHF) ficenl 1652). men Nutlv'o 'lndian
large degree tho lines which bl-i‘ul‘l‘ wounded liroughl to Ennlund'numbcr-
their departure (“Vidal “l“ ““1540“. ed 368 unicorn and 14,182 men.
Into national guard, national army m" . -
regular organlwiom LONDON. Nov. 27.»slnce tho us-
This fact was sharply llllmml’id'tabllsbmcut. in July 1915 of the
today by news from Willi“ ll)“ ”“"Brltlsh Board of Inv'eution " and Re-
3?:313‘5’83 iii? 3?’ii§13”“.t'.‘t2 ‘iilt'illliiai‘l‘iahot‘tl ’iihfiftmw" it" ‘”"”°"‘°“
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full strength of 61 omccrs nud Lotion” to. July. 1918. 168‘ tllgsc :mfi“
men. It went ovor tilled sllbstuuliall." j000 minted. It is said. to submarine“:
to full strength of 27,000 lot a. and mines and to engineering Inni-
{be 76th is the National Army tllvi tors, 13,000 to mm Ordnance unt-
slon trained at Camp Downs, Mass.
_ ‘D‘ll'litltln and the like. and the rust l.“
it was composed of selecttvo'st-rvlco
men [mm part. of Now York state. .
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New Hampshire, Maine. \tt-rmmu. , « .
.Mucsochusettes. Connecticut and 80MB SAGE IEA IN
iRhode Island. From tho time of us .
arrival in France. however, it llllliv
beendepot division from which 1‘9.-
plI-Icement draitndor regiments ut the» /
trout were drawn and which was In
turn' filled up by draft of cashals from
this side, sent over on“ angular.
monthly schedule. ;
The report today from France
shows that not only have 26.00 of' the
9.7.000 men of the original 78th been and Sulphur for .dllrkonlng glory.
scattered in the fighting army. but streak i
that probably a large number of addi- > “ll 8‘" fall-rd hair-e good, even
tlonal men passed through its ranks color, which in qulto sensible, as we
in the same way. The divisionitseli. are. living in an age when youthful RD-
never Was in action or. near the from, prinl‘ance‘is of the greatest. ’sdvantuge.
‘ I»; ,.
but. it is evident that the bulk of t -Nowadays, though, we. don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
lllll l0 ‘Dlllllli II
We Grandmother’s Recipe to keep he"
Locks Dark, Glossy, Beautiful.
The old~time mixture of Sage 'l‘c-u
original personnel did ace action in
other divisions. * . ‘
it may be that. the extraordinary sage and money mixing .nt home. All
All Kinds of Holiday Needs
NATIONAL FLAGS AND SERVICE FLAGS
SERVICE CERTIFICATES
Wounded British (comprising only i
—>——»
Mulls Driving Gloves .
Scarfs Umbrellas
Sweaters Neckwar
Rain Coats Underwear
Trunks Hosiery .
Bails Handkerchiefs
Suit Cases Dress Gloves
Auto Rims Ribbons
VING DAY ‘
__._-’ .-_..~. __. _._. . _ ,
MR. M’ADOO WILL l A v.;:.,‘:,'°m:,°':.:‘:...
MANAGE FORD PLANT. 1m... pot... .. a... .n m. to.
WA LL STREET “EA RS! door. whflh proved to be Very success-
.tul in on?! Mt About seventy girl-
int down to the repent which was ._..
‘ liglm‘ully served by several charmin‘
the plume of replenishing his mil waltrt-stses, who were MN. Marie War.
zngdwl;nglglgigfd:‘flth the vacancy ' 50, Mrs. Dunning, llrs. Howard, hir-r.
All he“ 01' um Ford Dlflll. Mr. MCA.Q Grace Morison and Mrs. Edie linu-
doo would have under his manage ton.
menl. tho largest automobile mun; _..--.-.
Ii. llrieger Co.
WE CLOSE THANKSGI
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sates. employing thousands of work-
on. It bu branches in practically
every large city in the country and
“anally yields millions of dollal'n iu
pronto. which are shared in by the
employee.
Paces wonK APPRECIAIED W0 W1 tires! the “wit
HARTFORD. Nov. 26. —J:unt~s norm-uh; family from head to foot on the
choirmnn for the northeastern de~.
portment in the United War Work cam-
paign. has addressed to the press of
Connecticut a. statement expressing
thanks for publicity rendered during
the recent drive for funds. Mr. Logan 1
said Unit the press of this state bod;
been “not only goncroun but royal" ini "““Jw' W"
hat airing, without which "the result
reached would have been impossible!“
"The front page and the editorial:
column are the choicest gifts of that h
moss, and those. without stint, have P l
t 0“
been Klttn U) the campaign for the “'y _Prices
ors. and this at the greatest crisis in;
welfare work 01‘ our soldiers and sail-
Ilto world's history. when world news; Native Turkeys, none better, all
easy payment plan.
gnarl'ncsxlgg‘finfm Space, said MI" Lo‘; sizes . 55c and "'-8(.
“Without this great unselfish scr: Hm“ Fed 6“” ‘ 50°
Vlt‘u on the part of tho press, the 112- NWVC DWI“ - -------------- 50°
rig; I‘cttt-ht-d would haw been impas-f Genuine Spring Leg. of Lamb . 36c
In e. — .
“Ill behalf of the soldiers and still? :lffh Hams ‘H ' H ' H U 4%
nrs whom we servo and in behalf oh '6‘“ Shoulders ‘ ’ " 33°
the. New England departmental exec-5 “WW 0'0"“ ROa'iina Chlcl‘ens ~56
utlve. committee of the United War Fancy Fowls ................ 44c
Work campaign. we (ll'rlll't‘ to put on_ Best Heavy ppm"e Roast p we
record our grateful appreciation." :Strictly fresh eggs 65c
-.._.. - - .__-- w.~__———.—; Brookfield Butter ..... . ......... 8:
. Full line oi fresh vegetables
[Pigs Knuckles and Sauer Kraute.
Harris 81 Balls 5C. ll. Charnolt
"d" .76 NORTH MAIN STREET
TELEPHONE 58334
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. COAL
That’s All
Capable workers are
needed
NOW
is time to prepare
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m. 721.
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count
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1'38““ ' . ' ' Park W '11 H . a a 860mg vision represents casualties suffered d 1‘ l .3. l o ‘ y se Dill-l To make 3' Plate of teeth that Day and Ellenmg
~- Thy freedom dawns. land of serf and . ' as ' e will he succeeded b th 26th dlvl ion the New Eng- uc ' mp‘mpd )y the addition of 0 ‘Wlll m ad that will 110m 311 '
l f slave. 'here by Mayor William FrKnowles. laynd giflflonal‘Glliu‘tl .force'thnt ‘nn 9“; ingredients, coiled “Wyeth'n Sage a peteetll'ls ‘ l
: . m’ mm. Your tyrant car has found a mvo.‘ l M lint M the tI’O'llliil other than mil“ and Sulphur “mm“‘ld'u It Is very thefunotioncof DAWN a C asses
, J . . I; St mm“ vanqu,shed (,9th no, how‘ ELKS VISIT m STAMFORD. got the get-lulu amu; to refichmfl'mfcgl popular because nobody-cundiscmdrltllkthfl coils for omrcm. . ,
WM “1‘50 w l ‘ ' ‘ . ._.... "3 This (1 loan saw leilVY’ g as it nu been applied; slmfily' moisten , ,, ' . . ‘ x
York , ‘ ‘ ' down. . : ‘ A delegation of members of Nor. nanny sectors and won an (wrinkle. , comb hr .1 with “Hindi «and! TM! ll QURBPEOIALTY. .79 .
a; , _ 4 _ m. , in dust uhallwllie his royal crown. 'walk N .7” . , . ' reputation. . It: casualties are (low I ll“ ur‘ ' n; , 1 jtJ-wotdevoh allot“? law. N" ' ‘
“i“u‘m ma“: The Lord mlmun- . ir- «ammo °' Jamie“ “indfto have heel: heavy and .un outcast: this through‘your Mt. tokinxlmd ‘bihty w 011W , .
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