‘ r
5 ration. one. it, 1918
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Wants, To .
.
«on, H
Classified . . .. ..
’A‘dVertisements
,- m.-. ___‘ ' to 1“,,
ANTED—nit COMPETANT Gllil. TO LET THREE
housework lnquiic of Mrs dame: “1.3.. floor. Part
en. 4 r‘uirticld avenuer ' guire 57 Cedar St.
'5 m
ANTED~ ‘3 OR 3 FURNISHED
us for light lltlilnt‘klfepdug.
s A C, 1‘. care of Sentincl.
improvements.
dl
w“ M
56! RENTw FIVE ROOMS
jNorvi‘iiik. Sonic improvements.
Four roams, 2nd floor. 5 Henry S
.‘_..—.
ANTED' ill/It‘ll.
ROOMS ' 0.\
Mw—u'gvpn a‘ E
m. ANi’in'itlfieid ntroot.
. ‘basencnthti‘loorzls E, Ave.
A i so
ness and Prolcssional Cards.
Miscellaneous Advo. : :
mwmmmawm'umo‘.
uranium. Inc; on Wall. nonhuman.
01-0meth
.. ...._.. M..-—.......~
*w—ua—n-
FOR SALE «FORD
lit-
‘.’ 3L' lion
Fart-l
East Norwalk
*Jli’litine “4'12.
w—«l
DELIVERY
It‘nr t'lOscd Lop, thin“). in good condi» members of all Methodist homes are
A150 Ford Touring (”or can be. invited to attend this net-vice lot the
Exchange Stallion,
or pic's societies are wspocially
t
18.1
FOR SALE-cAs RANGE ymrun’ I ‘“
room: om. mm '7 . i. - rum
M.” VAST STORES Burnt; Interesting Tau Given
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
iWent avenue. Sunday, December 15th.
Rev. John J. Snavely. pastor, ‘ ‘
Front-hing service at ItiLSU. 'lltis
Will be an Old Home Day Service. All
homo.
The Sunday School and Young l‘co»
int'ilot‘l.
"Anitouncemelll will be, made a! this
lservtcc m the result of the campaign
rulsr- flow for the church.
St‘OIiRERS v . . ‘ . ‘ 2 ll “l tion or offering
(.horwalk. inquire s A. ‘0 Q . 3‘ _ _ ¢ ‘ . . ‘ ho bptt‘ldl nu nu p
w. MAKERS AND MEN FAMIL-lAw r “walk “"5‘ 3“ 1' '11:“) '11: [Wiftcl Lolitlltlon Phone “in M MW 50 come ”uneven
\H'Hl KNIFE woRK. LOLASJ . 4. . 139.5. humans. ,. ,dmflmn and We”. way and ,3“ U".
W ‘HTHFWQON & CO ‘ ‘ ~_ "“' -— church as in yo olden tuition. holiday
‘ l A ‘ I I ‘ I . To LET «FURNISHED‘ TWO Oil. FOR SALE ~rl-‘Ult $20. A STA“. School sennion with lhc 1 (int ( lass
Ithree or four rooms as denired t‘ mu , y, ._ .‘ :\ up...” at 13 “mock, rapport i .ea‘gup
ANTED~AN ELDERLY LAUYYDIcm lOi‘hDuse-keo in (H 1"“ r] o l ‘lrillllll .tcond hand hot dll furnace, (ll-vulional meeting at bzio on bull-y
m8 homo lg private fiimlly during (1 . D K. in id _\ 00a " Mutable to hunt seven rooms. Apply 1.; day owning. lt't‘l by 3“.“ hum}, licnr.
4E . did 3t deli. Evening preaching sci-lice at
winter. Will assist. in the notice»i of Schlinel.
it. Address Home Sentinel officer l _
‘NTED-BXPERIEXCHII (”(U-
rive and take co'rc of car, Addrcss . S,
. of Sr‘llllllt’l.
.3 _—~.-'.—
P l Well Cigar t'o.
ANTED~--—EXl’l-‘.i{it'il‘t‘l‘rlll STEAM-l
Adults only Addrens P. B. cam Franklin sll't'l‘i.
r.-. ..- .._-H.___..._~._-.-._—-§ FOR SALE—~BEUAN “(Hit
1 FOR RENTr-VLAKGE STEAM HEAT Ford car itlld model.
.t-tl room in rout; of Dr. Mallory‘a dclllbl Milli-3
clerk. would like position luni‘ic-‘ump.._ over lionneliy's store. So. Main“ . .
(lent $2.50 per vtcck. For further. FOR SALE mli‘tillli TOURING
particulars iiltlliirc :tt office of Old a bargain or exchange for it runabout.
FOR nestiay evening «I li_o‘clock at par
Prlcc. ‘206 Tel,
(“<1 3t on Thursday evening at 7.45.
A'l‘ tcruoon at 3:30. Tho choir will rev
Z7:30. Ullicial Board meeting on Wed-
strange. . ,
Mitt-neck pruycr and illltiho‘ M‘H‘ll‘t'
Junior Mantle meets on Friday all
hearse this Snitmlay «veiling at the:
church for Old Home tiny and tor
m-lAlso 1917 Ford runabout, just like new t‘hrlslntns music.
r for SAllOllK’ s'iil't, Apply Norwalk'
,. & Rubber co. ‘
""— . 5 lust Norwalli.
ANTED ~EAIBRUIUERERS UN t C
rgellt- Lnflli‘l“. pork givclt hiltllt’.11‘9|. 60.
Jroom npnrtmcnls 207 l-Iant Wash.
int a bargain. tit-orxo N.
TO LET «—A sronn no 2 Flu" M... (WW, Conn;
St. ‘
M I'Kfintl l'_\'.
4 room npnllmeut on: FOR SALE ’i‘flllltixl; l‘Alt. FlilS'l‘
litipel St. inquire 64 South Main St. clans t‘ttlltlllltm_
Apply to \"annl lll'tlF
(.‘hesluu! street, . lulu.
I
Nimble experiencod young lllllll 2.: decorating,
i, with pril'uw l’ulnily, as nt-ncrzii DBpPl'. up-todate ““1331”,," 9110”.
ly mull. lure of lllll'sl‘b. (‘o\\'.~' «ti . Estimates then-fun; given. Trill or-
? particulars and wages paid- Rv ,ders solicited. Tel. too. Alexander
to “ll” care of Scutiilcl. iWhitc, 51 1.3 Ely avenue.
ANTED‘Jm .DO ("II‘INERM' Union Parcel Drii'cry, Edward J.
keeping by u WldOW tvlth Slilllll‘ F'laherty. proprietor. Trucking. In"
l, Apply 10 Knapp St. S. Nurwalkfilstnnca hauling. Lilli“ “d he!”
n.
«a
. House connnction.
ANTED ~Ml2.\', WOMEN GIRLS.
crnmeut pcucc positions. Com-f
cc 890 month. Lint positions free.“ FALST ALARM
to immediately Franklin lustllutc.
i. 2:2.K, liorhoster, N. Y. “ 5 FIEND ANNOYS
_ -r .
in SALE-«ntttwtxo nors.
lliltgs. .ipnrlluent bouscs. Ilusi-
~ bloc-its. Factories and Forms. lluy
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(Continued from l-‘lllh Page.)
it John ’1'. Hayes
No. 7 thin Sin, Norwnlk
Hull—INSURANCE
not. need a diagram, and a long list or
gexplnnntions to explain it practical
jjokc. and turning that little old
painter”: nuppliu; walt‘
“1"6‘1trucxlng. onico telopnom 15:1. swim“-
llttrkitllou ii.
\\'. Norwalk. '
FOR SALElelOROlTUll
Boston bull puppy. llouse brokcn. boon»
Iilully markcd George N. Wilson 37
Summit Aw. dill (it.
~....——_. W.
FOR SALE rdiARl) WOOD SA‘WEI!
iii any lcmzlh dot-tired. l‘rice
lolul dciitcrctl. Scull orders
3“
it)
FOR SALEmllAlllllfill Slitil'.
Wood titrcct. (‘nli M. [lcnndm-l.
llutcs Court.
1‘:
FOR SALE -~ :. mu) l'lllS so; iii-\(‘ll‘
CONSTAABLE BIIlIIA‘ “‘V‘T‘V‘i“ “W31“ Willi-n; also loll lll.
uhito barrow pig. it}. W. llogcl'r‘.
tiii'lgt‘llcltl. ll. R. I). l Ho): 21'.
Teams artist in that line himself. dot-s .
. t' co. if imprpm. “(lo horm- Itlills. no homo? or I‘ll MM” -_ .-. “ W —
bcfolcpl cos “d an ,sct the dogs on t [I
' The cheerful constable. who in l U
lllsll'ict of Noru'uik, 5s. l‘robntc
mn-' Court. Novcmbcr 27.1913:
’—-===—~~n-—~ 21133.232°31‘13393ihflifiiE§°§idtalf “W “i WP“ WW" W" m
bent it back to his card party. ‘ ‘ Norwulk in Haiti District. dcconrcil
WANTED That was not an, ho‘rpverl for mop ’l‘hc (‘ourt of Probate for tho llis.
_ ly soon there was another cull on trict of Norwalk, hiith iiiuitcd an il'
SEWING MACHINE OPER 1631 and the minute Mills look down 1mm! sit months from ”W bore 0? “in.
TORS. PAID WHILE the rocciver ti mocking:~ voico Hilld. ‘ ' ' ‘
"llitl thc bud doggic bite you. John?“
'l‘lien tho victim returned in
ARNING. CLUETT, PEA-
'0DY & 00., INC.
exptlrgntcd \‘illllll’ (V the some bo-
th: to thc effect that while the pur-
liculur branch of the Mills family that
tic luttl the honor to represent
AUTO SUPPLIES
1L8 GASOLINE
BIGYCLES VULOANIZING man and not him good.
A. MODNE . “‘w‘”
Phone 957—2 . NEW YORK TO HAVE
ONorthMain St.,So.Nor-dk i
l
emphatic opinion that evcnludiiy he.
would get thnl‘ail handsome gcntlc—
' (Continued From First Page)
WE BUY
yachts. mine. planters.
l GOND-HAND CLOTHING and other croft. The destroyer force.
AND SHOES part of which already is one the way
We payhigh prices. to New York.
includes many of the
Write or can zetasels first sent to the war zone
u some of
S. LEVY’ funnels the sincs' awarded for dos-young
'r : Water St. South Norwalk.
ltruction of German submarines.
. Owing to the character of some of
. liiropraclor
édnte can be set for their arrival and
3“ is possible that some. oY'the smaller
whips will not be back in time for
tthc review. which will give the peo-
iple of the country an opportunity to
{see the lighting ships that helped
; materially to defcat the German
,‘inennce. Efforts will be made. how-
’ever. to bring as malty as possiblé of
the returning
ne Phone gelher. VillSelS into port to.-
1 l Instructions to Admiral Mayo clallcd
. 511. 1for the return of all naval craft that
can be spared. Some portions of the
iAmgrican forces. however, must rev
,maln on the other side temporarily to
Ellfifllfi and 1113th ii speech. a bricf and neglect to pl‘t‘SNll thcir ilCCOllnts.
I
complete the work of carrying out nth .
I: A". H0629“. N. 1).. .D. C. val conditlbns of the armistice.
, . “mad“. Physician ane dreadnoughts ordered to re-
. rn nre:-.— ~~.
1-02 wmgton Street, 1 Division No. 6. commanded by Rear
South, Nomlk, Conn. . Admlrni HughRodmunn-Battleshipn
'ver 20 YO}?! in Practice in how york. Texas. ix'yoming. Florida.
law York.
Migaimlam and Nevada.
0 Baking W-lhctric Trent- . A V 5 0" NO- 9. commanded by Rear
. ent, Viola W Spinal
Iili‘miriilt'i;)liot‘lnliiis S. Rogern£~Baltle-
your: in, nahi,.0
m... s, 1’ "3‘3”“ “d
The identity“? moon the my to:
He , no not ‘ " V
: _.rliars All ‘ p’
llit' creditors of mild Estate to exhibit
his lllt'li' claims for wttlcmonl. Tlmst- \vlto H il- "14 sermon b)“ "N? WNW.
prop-
Pl‘ly attested, within said time. will bc
tlebtetl to ‘llild Estate arc requested
grind it little slowly. hc exprcsscd the to make immediatc payment to
OTTO PODZELNY
Administrator.
LOST
BIGNAVAL PAGEANT Losr-A SMALL BltOWN l'()t‘l\'~
cthook oil Nowtmvn avenue troilcy our.
Finder pleas-3 return to Sentinel office.
submarines ““3111-
Tlic police received it complaint yes-
terday that ii dealer on Woodward ave-
them carrv n -. line was selling Quebeb citzarcttes l0
, o 1 en
school children. Patrolman
John wont to the store and warned the
the craft ordered home, no definite "Km ““1““ 'th practice.
Harris 8i Gains
“.‘n
COAL
l
Nor1
:tl‘ltllt Woo; (In, (lentil-til I'lol. Nontulk.‘
1 First Congregational Church. Rev.
W
Nurwulk . Methodist Epint‘uiml
Church. lit-i. Allwrl E. “who. .pnn
‘ tol'. ‘
9 it. til. Clot-s nit'cllllp.
ill a. lit. Sunday School
lilalingt'. 11 ii. Ill. Morning worship St-tluuli
d pay sicudy \"til‘lt’ all your around . _ _,_____ m -...- __ ’ topic: ”“9““... in God.”
. -..l.t~“ -. .- -. .-.. H.
from S to 6 p m. Gldlt ‘nlll ‘ltiill BUSINESS NOTICES } FOR SALE «2 TONS “A i‘. 3th.}? 6.30 p. m. ldpwotth 1.“:an "intuit...
Wot-kn. l02 \\ unhinglon .Ht. f. - . .. . Mimi Alma lmoll. loader.
.., . , , AK“ mum“. “.0". 3t! hushcln potulocti 73“ it in Evening svr‘H-p
i.Alill~.t« T‘\|I‘(’m‘\“ blllll' “I '\' onion Farm took bnr ulii Ncwz‘ ‘ l A
ANTED—A GOOD lll'l'l'AlL it‘roiiior tthich “its formcriy Hi 70 “'lillt‘lt’llflllltl but H ”m x m l ' Win—r- . . 1
‘ ‘ * . n ' ' -_ . . .~ . ~ .
'lsmtm. One with some knowlcttgi‘Soulh Main St, is now located around , l l" ’ “ "l“ , M!" ‘H’Il’tlt M. L. l him h. RtL)
9.x . f .X, l' 'l , \1. 1. . p ‘ . .. . , trons, Sin, l’lrlor suitv Sin. inquire llnmid it. “mean, punter
“3"“ ll"1 81’1“. 1 lb *‘3 ~ ill Hill .lllc roillel .l' _ Hitlllold i'chP. Tel. Saturday and Sunday. ’ unzip—Morning worship “tilt st?!"
iuoll by pastor. Subject. "'l‘ltv (.‘cnlt-n-
tiry: What is it?”
‘ 13ill“*Slllldfl_Y_SL'll0tll uml Men's
llll Ell “lblt‘ (lions.
6 :30 p. m.
: tlonnl scrvico.
‘ 7:30 p. m.
Epuorlii Lough» limo-
Soltg survict- and sec
mon by tho pastor. Subjocl : "'l‘hc Wily
tMotto l’latin."
chm'sdny iii'tornoon Liltlicn' Aid
:Sflf‘ltfly’. lllNPIN tor work.
Thursday evoninx Muim-cli
vices.
l-‘rlday tti‘lcrltoou lit-d t‘romt not-ii.
: Friday cvculug -Cltoir iclu-zirsttl.
il,l.' - I --—-
’ Knight St. A. M, 7.
“up.
Flint-oh. Rev.
30 Win. St. A. Lynch. D. 1).. pastor.
Prcitcllinp. nervircs 10:3" ii. in and
[1:730 p. in. Sabbath School 12::zlo p.
rm l‘litits mecllnn Tuosduy «vi-um:
South Norwullidlltplint (‘luit‘t'h .l
‘litlrrison ’l‘lioiupson. pastor.
lll:::u it. ill. morning Worship. spit
Illlttlt topic: A Christian Willi :t Sol
dior‘h‘ Ncrvc.
l, liililc StillOtll position.
7 :‘m p. lll. cit-hing worship.
in; Mill it song Hot-vice.
'l‘ho pastor will uponk on "An lli\i~
. lil'mii to Slipper."
‘ .\i_ondny.7:1itt til the church llil‘t‘l‘
will lw it special choir rchcttrsui ol
l‘bristmlts liiunio. '
Wednesday. 72::u p. lll. choir when r
Nil. _
’i‘hursdtiy, 7:45 p. Ill. mid not-k lllt't‘l
inn of ”iv church.
|
tIlIt-ll-
tirtict- lliiplist t‘hurcli, Sunday. you
lz’ith. 1918. ,
Sui»
Ject: “North‘s Message. in tho light
of Modern Criticism.”
2::1“) p. in. Tim
Dickson. the mother of James. 'i‘urncr
might dcbtod to said Estate lllt‘l‘ Niucstetl mild William Dickson. will be lli‘mflll-
ct .
j 8 p. in. Tim ptistor's subject will be:
“A “"llt‘f‘l “'lllllll a “11061."
Solilll Norwnlk (‘ongrcgntiuual
,(‘llui-cli. John Sttipleton. minister.
! Service Sunday morning iii 10::30.
i‘rcnching by Rev. l-‘. Jucoba. Sunday
School at ll:i5. Mcn's Bible Class at
12 o'clock. Young People‘s luccling at
6:45 p. nt.
Music: .
Preludea—Adnglo in E Flat Mcrkcl
Anthem—They that Stand in the
House of the Loni ........ Spinney
Postiude——»March 'l‘riumphnl .ht
Solo-Pmyer . Bailey
Postiudc—March Trlumplial Onion
The Red Cross Auxiliary Will meet
on Thursday at ‘2 p. m.
The Women’s Bible Class will meet
Thursday cvening at 7:45.
l
E. F. McGregor. Pit. D., pastor.
Morning service at 10:30 with
preaching by the pastor. Subject:
“The-Golden Rule." Sunday School at
noon (12 m). ;
C. E. at 6:30.
Monday. The Kind Word Circle
will meet with Miss Mary G. Rider”
East avenue.
Tuesday.
will meet with Mrs. Charles
Weslport avenue.
Thursday. The mid-week meeting.
will be a special family gathering of
the church. fipeclal music and inter-
esting program. All are invited.
Trinity Episcopal Church. Eight
o'clock. Communion. Ten o'clock,
church school. Eleven o’clock. morn-
ing prayer. 'lzaocvening prayer.
Grace Chan‘h, the Rev. J. Benton
Werner. rector. ' ‘ .
The lblrdfitufloy tn Advent. Tirol
0:51.39. Hot nonunion at
m til-i mm
The Minintcring Circle'
Rider.
, .
pi...
‘ TURNED OVER BY THE
GERMANS TO THE AL'i
On life of Hoover
in spite of the rainy Weather a large
N ews of the
Churches
4
Morning Payer and sermon. 10:30
a. in.
Sunday school. 1‘.‘ in
Junior [Audi Worker: meeting “.130
ll].
Loyal Workers meeting. 5'47. p. in
honing service, 7 p. lll
Mrs. Millie Gibb. of Bristol. Conn.
will speak of the work of the A. (‘.
Orphanage iii bowling l’iirii. Fl... ul
lliu morning service.
Mid-week prayer
'l‘ihursday. 7.43 p m
P-
itlltl testimony. '
St Peter‘s Herman Etallgt'lit‘al Lu-
tht-mn Church. t‘edar utrwt near
West avenue. Martin L. Steup. pastor.
Third Sunday in AdVeut. Morning
sclvicc at 10:30 with sermon by the
pastor appropriate to the Advent fit‘a-
non No evening servici- loniorimv.
('hrixilmaii morning 10:30 preaching
scrvicc; Christmas afternoon. 3:3!)
children's carol tam-vice with Clll‘l-l~
nit-Is trees and prcncllls for tho Sun
day school pupils. Sunday hilt-r
Christmas. Holy Communion will be
ndiiiininlercd in the morning. English
ncrrice in tho evening tit 7:30.
Sunday school at 9:30.
Meeting of voting member.
al'wi' morning worship".
Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening.
Social planting of {tho Young Pow
pic's Socicly at the home of M. A.
liravw. 9 Butler strcct. Thursday ct}.
't‘lllng. I»
. tiiuurro it
First (‘bllrch ol‘ i'hrint Scientist. 57
Won menus». Tho regular ‘Sumlny
sci‘ticc ol thin church in held at ll
it. in.
t'hilslmit :St-ioncc subject. ”*llelll'
her l5: «Hind tho l‘vvscrvcr of" Mali,"
chnmtlny cvening testimony nicer
in: at 8 o‘clock. 'l‘o bolhtliotge scr
LIED ARMY OF OCCU-
PATION
(Continued from Firs; Pu.)
m
\l'Ahllthl'l‘llN. llw,
WANllthi'l‘th. “or. 14.
llll'll li_\ tl‘
imports lit-HP §filll lllt'} itilg’lll llt‘
twill ill .l‘W-l-ruur).
H;
A n 'l‘lcu illltl lllc Allied coulllrll‘N
litivc attired to send it special ci\~'
lllrtll mission to Poland to iuvcn-
ligntc rcportn of atrocities
mited in that coturtry. it via.» an-
nounced at the State Department
today that this step has been (lt‘t'ltl-
t-d upon at the instigation of tho
Frcnch unvcrnmcul. and had llt‘i'll
approved by Polish
tivcs in tho various l‘lillllll‘lcn.
("Mll-
reprcsent a—
~Tlir
«imputation of 172 titltllliomll oili-
t-t-rs iilitl 4.84.3
l’prnliilig‘ for curly rclurn
was announced today by thi- War.
lll'lml'lllli‘lll. _ Tltc lurgcst unit in
t'ltlllt‘ll is lllt‘ Fill) til‘sl llculmclit.
l'uunl AHilll‘l‘t. \i’llll M‘\‘l‘lll\ Hl‘ll',
. , .
('l‘l'h anti l.77tl Ult’ll.
o-rnl
llomc‘other well-chosen discourse.
attendance greeted Charles S. Hurst:
at the Trinity Parish hall in! ever
ing. Mr. Huizig spoke on the life and
works of Herbert C. Hoover, national
tood administrator, mid was piouliar
.ly fitted to deliver such a discoume.
Mr. Hurzig this a former partner or
Hoover's in Australia and in lamb.
and was a in What of tho American
Relief Mimi! .lnd at the cutthroat oi
the Vitu- ho was stationed in London
.I'lth his body. Having know!) Mr
Hoover since childhood and Davin“;
been associated with him in variour
ways. Mr. Burris was in a position to
deliver a fine address which those
in attendance well appreciated. The
rise of Hoover from it comparatively
unknown individual to one of the
greatest [lemmas in today's history
was clearly and briefly depicted by
the weaker who also touched upon
the great results attained by the man
lumen in charge of the food situation
.in Belgium and later in this country.
‘The talk was one of the moat interest-
llng heard in the city and the hope was
ifreely expressed that he would soon
:returu and favor the people With an-
DEATKS AND FUN!!!
Funcral of Thomas Ginty.
Tllr funeral of the late Thomas Gin
(ltlit'l' llllils ttl't' lbt‘ 2Jli'tl, l7tltll. l (y was lieldlronl St. J05bph‘s church.
.\.\ih"l‘l£lil).\.’\l. lit-r. l'l."‘l{tlll~.
sluntio Folly-cultitclis. prcnltlcut of
tho itch-lining. lltlh' convokcil
incclitig of that ilsnclnbly, “rcwl'w
vinu further indication
lilm- tllltl pint-y of liicctillg‘." tic.
cording- to it rcporl i‘l'oitl Bct’liii.
cumsrmgonnnivnm’
ot‘
ORDERED T0 MARK
ii
“11‘ 1
247th and 264th Acro Hilllntll'lillh‘Thursday morning and was iargell‘
and tho l‘Jtli. L‘lllh. 231M, 2nd. L’llll 1 attended. The cclebrant of the mono
itiill 26th l’lioto Scctiolis. Air Scr- 'belng lit-v. Father Lynch. The pail
vow; i‘otupmty F. Will Enuiiiccrs:
tllc li'irnt ’l‘rcmvh Mortar linttnlion, pamck Ginly 0f Danhury, Pulpit (iiir
ulitl NW 52nd :ttlii Tillrtl Allillllilll» “ “f Brooklyn. Henry O‘Neil of New
lion ’l‘l'tillts. ‘
bearers were Edward C. Giltly and
York. lrvon \lcliovern oi ‘l'onlicrn, and
Patrick J. llmzsky of this city. Inter-
mcnt was in St. Peters Catholic (‘PillP'
(cry. Danbury,
. Funeral of Mrn. Hartman.
The funeral of bird. James Hartman
:was hold this' morning from her into
gnome in Greens Forms at 9 o'clock.
and from the Church of the Assump-
‘ lion in, Westporl at 9:30. Rev. .1. Dog
' can otflclated.
funeral of Mrs.)
injustice may be done. and
country If an in the throenmol‘the
ivlccia tho public is invited. A road
inst room is mainlaincd 'al the" can";
laddrcss, upon each week day, hull-i
days circepled, from 1:30 (01:30 pl
m. . ,
MANY NEW GRAVES
l
(Continued From First. Page.)
lnl James H. Mugncr. owing;r in (bi-
unprccadcntcd number of deaths from,
linfluenxa. ‘
'l‘lic Hitltiilltlll Army. ill; Watching
Ion stun-l. South Norwnlk Colin.
Special services will be held Sult-
duy til Iitiitl and 5 o'clock. Spocinl
weaker. . '
l‘ltlldmn's inecling cvcry Sunday up! log. Imminent to it Sentinel ncribc.
lcrlloon Hi 2130.
who attend no Sabbath school are in-, St. Maryhilhul went forth to wn . tho'
.vitod to send their cliildrcn to ourilotai numbdr of doathn from all cans .
Siibbtith "school. ion whilc in service are less than it.
“w -M”. .M w ,r.
WVOULD CLEARUP “flight; rcnt in their home. town, to
LAFOLLE'I'FE CASEfi ’
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(Contiuucd From Page Sort i
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brim-t: lhc No ~l’urlirun Lt'llxuc uh.
St. Paul. Set‘VEmbcr 2". 1917. Thu.
rcpt-rt oppouw illl' puiuliuu resolution?
rt-coiuluomimi: that tho» prot-cothlixn.
bc dropped. i
'l‘iw Iiiin-nlnlt‘lncliin lllll‘gt‘tl to t".‘.oK
horn Ilitide by Sciinlor iiu Follettc or" 1‘
tin-lured by Hi? rcpurt to bc u ”Flllll‘l
tit-r” upon the Goverumcnl and nulli-
clmtt couch for conviction in crimilittll
proceedings. i
Specifically the rcporl ltrgcs that ill
"full and complcte" bearing bc mow“-
cd by the Scuttle to the end: i
“First. thitl tho Scuailor from Win;
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Are your valuables, papers
cousin can be complclcly t‘xoncrittcd
if the testimony Justifics it. i
“Sccoud. that llc may bc cxpcllctl.’
it the testimony justifies it. 1
“Third. that the Sontitc may pass.
it vote of ccnsurc or administer such;
col-t ege wa‘s
church.
l‘iircnln ol‘ Chump“; (llin‘ morning that of the 500 men rom 09””
dozen, of which but five havmbecni who died at h
tected? Have you it Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in on:
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian oi . ‘
your Liberty Bonds without charge/3f you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cont. per year.
Open it checking account and pay your bills by cheek. l
The City National Bank
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Miss Florence Renlln rendered "Am
Mario." and "Face to Face.“ The
‘ choir sang "Mad Kindly Light" as the _
being home from tho ’
The pail hearers were Edward Colic.
in regard to the comparatively rcw'Joscph McQuillan. John Oates. John
deaths of Nor-walk inert in the United llunninghnm. Mr. Mull and Mr. Strong.
“at“ ”WW“ 1‘“ made the surpris’ interment was made in thp Catholic:
(er): in Wentport'.
Funeral of Mrc. Dickcrson.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Dickerson.
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and securities properly pro-
otlicr punlnhnicnt its the testimony ---.L—.
may justify. l
"This is our duty."__tlic report do-
clarefl. “a duty which we owe to the
senator from Wisconsin. to tho lYnitcd O B JA
States Senate itself. and to thc pubg O C
he. More we ought not to do and: "*
less we can not be expected to do." i I. WI“ 'mu'
“We do not say in the present state
of the record," the minority report
says, “that Senator Ln Folletle should
be expelled from the Senator or that
he should be. (‘onvlctcd of a criminal
offense under the Espionage Act: .
but ‘we do say that applying the prin-'
ciples of criminal law, a grand jury in
quiring into the case, with no other
evidence than the speech itself and
the tacit; as in this report. recited.
would have. been justified in returning
an indictment against him for viollr
tion of the Espionage Act. And we
further any that with this evidence,
and none other. before it pctiti jury.
it would have been justified in return-
ing a. verdict of guilty under this scc-
tion of the statute and no court
would'have disturbed it.
"If there in any reasonable explana-
tion which can be made of these ut-
terances which would lend to prove
an innocent purpose. such explanation
ought: to lie given to the end that no
that it
may not. be charged that the United
States Senate passes lightly over
wrongful speech. when others are
criminally prosecuted for ottense. in
our judgment, no less severe.” ;
Senator La Follette. in his St. Paul ‘
speech. the report declares. wholly ig-,
nored the real cause which led to the
war." and says that “these statements
could not have been made by accident
or slip of the tongue because the
name thought in not the very 'same
language in reported several times
within the splice of xiv-Jew minutes."
"The Constitutional right of free-‘
dam of speech cannot be pleadedin'
defense." the report continues. “Freol
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Th9 Price rep we“! a real
cxsqfi >
(RYPTOK ,Lle—l‘oldlng Oxford: in Gold I
will lint-On no 0&0: Mounting;
Thorough rumination of tho ayes Dcnlllh' m
. um promptly filled. Inert Ronald“. .
- OPTOMETRIS'I
, Furniture, Linoleums,':
Rugs, Draperies
DINING ROOM, BED ROOM
and LIVING ROOM FURNI-
TURE, in aviary desirable wood,
style and finigh.
Values worm that can be offered.
. on A. J. corms Co. ,
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You‘ll find here a. line of
Also silvery fine selection of
nuns, momma, OAR-
pars, MAHINGS and can
‘nms. —
saving.
dam of speech never justifies the aim;- 47-A—
der of the chastity of common. oixthe . »
honor of a man or the cause of a.“ ‘
moat ten-ll 0 par nwr ”god." .
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er homo in Brooklyn yon. '
tci‘dny. will lakc place from the Gram
‘ Baptist church totiiorrow afternoon at
wlit-lilinel Want Ads Work Wondcrn 2:30. Rcv. E. ii. Sims will otl‘lciitte.
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