no: men . ,
and Pillow Cases
Bed sheets, $1.25. $1.50. $1.75.
Pillow cases 35c, 39c and 451:.
size.
; Cretones, a new assortment of pat-
terns, 28c, 30c, 35c and 45c.
Long cloth at 25c. 30c. 35c and 38c.
Nulnsook batiste.
., Cambric,
complete assortment
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i,“ WEATHER FORECAST.
_... 1.. _. ._.-._.__
Forecast for/Norwaik and vicinity: .
Sunday:
‘ Partly cloudy tonight and
colder tonight. The storm which was
central over Long Island yesterday
morning, is now central off the Maine
coast with a secondary disturbance
over Ontario. Show has fallen during
the la 4t twenty-four hours in the e:1*~‘t-
em portion of the Lake melon and
New England. Another disturbance.
central over North Dakota. is causin!
unsettled weather with light snow in
the western districts, it was twenty-
one 1lr.-._;rees colder in Atlanta. (311.. and
eleven colder in Pensacola. Fla” than
it. was in New Haven. \i'hite Riwr
Canada, reporté’fot'ty bolou‘ cho: Phi-
cago tr-u below zero.
, WEATHER A YEAR AGO
.- TODAY.
I 'l'vmpcratul 1‘: High. 1271:
35. Hair.
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lou‘.
Cit-y News]
Mrs Albert Wellnitz. of 3:1 West
art-111.11; is now able to sit
short -‘in1e each day after :1 serious ill.
ness :11 her home.
-—~l-'ormer patrom of the .l. H. White
Icc (lo. will receivc prompt 11t11~utiou
by calling ”168.
If your heating man cannot finish
your heating job, because hi- cannot
set deliveries on fittings. 'boilt-r parts
or thr- boiler itsdf; why don't \‘(fll
tell him to ’pllolte Irvington 135.4
ask Lord 8: Bul‘nliam (‘1).ot lrxfhztou
to deliver by auto truck?
Quickest, surest way. 11'» know of,
The members of Court Frances,
ular
ary 6. in G. A. R. rooms. East Wash-
. ington street. ,It is very important
I ‘ that all members be present,
lation of officers and other important
, matters are to he brought up. Please 4
bring refreshments,
“’estporl. and Bridgeport,
present.
art- to
I... .. -
WHITE PINE AND TAR
For Coughs, Colds, Etc.
250 per bottle.
Stillson-Powell Corp..
South Norwalk
deposited in this
bank on or before
lANUARY 10111
_, will draw inter-
est from
JANUARY dst
i
,
'
full
Beach cloth and voiles, a
E. _K. BANKS '3
and
Or-I
.der of Golden Sceptre. will hold a reg—I
meeting, Monday evening. .lanir
as instnl» ;
as visitors t”ron.~
be ;
t
I Sentinel Want Ads Sure "to Pay.
I Special Sale (1er Sheets Miss Julia Shepard of 4 South" street
ii." confined to her home with the grip.
I —Tax Collector's offices, Town and
o 'clock.
1
The usual Satuiday night dances at
popularI
with the people of this city. will con-I
'the Not-walk Armory, ever
‘ tinue this evening as usual and a fine
’attendance is anticipated,
tl1ei1 meetin'.
dress will be ”The English Gm e111-
ment.’ ’ ;
. :1»
1
——St. John and Keyser. Buiidcls
are in a position to do all kinds of re-
modeling. repairing and
Everything Carpenter-wise.
your needs and phone 108:5.
boat place,
—-l.abor after
Gompers. “'hy labor
azainst am‘ 1c1lu1-tion Vof
plained by the President 0." tho
can Federation of Labm- in
article exclusively in next
New York .-\1111-ri1-a11.
the “‘11 r.
ii: hr
wages 1-1-
Ameri-
will
:1 sign-“(l
8111111113“?
The local 'l'rolloymcn's Union will
hold their annual banquet this cvc‘nin:
in th-- llcd Alcp's Hall 011 Main street
and promises to be. the big cvcnt of the
trolleyiuch‘s year A good attcno‘ancv
is loked for as a fine plcasant evening
\1ill ln- enjoyed.
l’rogrt-ss Forum. li‘raiornal Forum
Lz'uguc, will meet on Monday cumin:
(when the newly clcctcd officers will
he installed. All members of the
forum an» 1-:qucstcd to attend and
t'ol'o11'i11rz'rtl1o installation :1 social time
will he eniovr-d “hen refreshment’.
will lw st-rvvtl.
11p [or a_
the medic-.11
Hospital
A special mortim.‘ of
board of ill’! .\'or\‘.‘alk
hold last owning and a committee Tran.
appointed :1» confer with the hoard o1
[firm-tors 1 _ rotation to scientific work
counrn'tml with the medical and siurgt
1a! troaimvnl or patients in the how
“it"
lt-IIIII.
Frmi llainn-s. ni' 111111111311-
portml toihe police this morning that.
11 «impound porkor was stolen from
his piecery last evening. Evidently
some farsighted person was looking
Hug ahead to schral meals of fresh
:pork and appropriated Mr.
\"l‘ll-ft‘il pig.
sin-M. ro-
.\Ir.'and Mrs. .lamcs Szalai. of 2
Show Road. East N’orwnlk. this morn
in: reported to the police that their
twelve y'oar old son. John, has been
1111sday and nothing has been heard of
shim since and his whereabouts is 1111—
'known by his anxious parents;
. ~~»DANCING AT THE CLIFFORD
Saturday night from 3.30 to 11 ll".
Mrs. Claude T. Decker.
Gladys Gleason Decker. wife or
(‘laude H. Decker of 26 East Pearl
street, Danhuryzdied Thursday night
at the home. of Mr. Decker's-parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt. Decker, 53 Wash-
inszion' avenue, Danbury. after one
day‘ s illness of pneumonia. which de-
yelopod. from an attack of influenza
with which she. had been ill for a lit-
f rte ove1 a 11 eck. Although she had
been suffering [10111 a. cold shortly be-
fnie Chiistmas she was able to be
M 1‘s.
; giahout and on Christmas Day went to
i the home
her patents-in law to
Influenza suddenly de-
of
:spend the day.
I tveloped while she was there and by H Nuttlng 1118 E J. \IcGregoi‘. Mrs the United Stmes‘ and allied gmern-
[ c1 cning her condition was such that it
lwas not cons: Hdeied advisable to have
111111 1911101 ed to her home. Although
13110 was considei ed as being seriously
ill]. there was no evidence of pneumo-
_ 'nia until 'Wednesdav. the day befote
hex death
Mrs Detkei was twenty- four years
of age and had been a 1esident of Dan-
hury since her marriageathree years
ago She was the daughter of Mr. and
Inns. Fiederirk Gleason of Ridgefield,:
by whom she is sulnvived She is abuzI
sunived by her husband. and one
brother. Elmer Gleason, of Ridgcfleld.
Patrolman Edward Clune was taken
ill while on his beat last evening about
midnight and had to be 1elieve1i by
patrolman Gainer. '
SEE THE SPECTACULAR
PICTURE,
.‘,‘Under Four “WSII‘
City Halls, open this evening 7 to 9“
Judge John H. Light will address the
under Mnhaclmno Hotel, West, P. s. H. club of the South NorwalkI
Washington street, South Nat-walk I Congregationm Church on. Sunday. at; -_.______
I The subjed of his 1111 I
renovating. ~
anticipate ‘
Stcam- ‘
by Silllll"‘lv
llaines' ,
missing from his home since last. V‘i’mh
. Thui ‘sday
THIRD U. S. OFFICI AL WAR - 1 the usual rehearsal. At. this time a very
SENTINEL _
READERS’-
V1__Ews
' Bridgeport, Conn., Jan. 2, 1919 .
EditOr South Norwalk Evening Sen-1
I tinel, South Norwalk. Conn. i
I Mv dear Sir: Would you allow me .
I space in you1 1aluahle panel to otter
criticism of the South Norwalk Police
\
"force? t/j
‘ The writer and a party 0f friends y":
twere returning New Year’s morning 32"
iabout 1:30 a. m. from the Country {ff/é
lClub dance. We experienced engine g;
trouble as we came under the railroad g,
bridgi- in South Norwalk. We drove %
up on the main street near the Palace if?
theatrv. and tried to discover ‘ou1 y"
ttouhlo. There were ladies in the 1/9,
party.
There was a crowd of eight or ten
men standing on the sidewalk in front
of one of the saloons. The language
used lay these. men. if some may be
called men, was or the foulcst kind. it
was so \ile and vulgar that no new if
compelled to push ou1 mathine from 2/"
, the 101111 to get out of hearing distance.
We got down bcside one of the facto-
1fies. As we were unable to start our
machine we were compelled to llsh‘n
to this language which was not fit for
11 man. let alone a woman. to have to /
listen to. And to think that same ’¢:
should be allowed in the heart of a. %
city, under the lights as i am informed, 3/”
of the policertation. ‘ %
South Norwnlk must be well policed
for certainly no such language should
he used in any city in the country. It
was fully 45 minutes before we got
away from there. When we left. the
men were still there. using the “31111,- . 1
language. all the time. V);
I think that it would be wcl} for the
, mayox and the chief of police,“ there
is such a one, to investigate, and fi\‘.d
out why such conditions are allmre to
exist. . ,
Thanking you for your valuable
space, i-um ' ._, .. .. . 'I I 7 ' x 3-" "1
Yours truly.
" STRANGER.
i HOME CHAPTER MEETlNO.
Mrs. w. R. Hassell Chosen President
and Mrs. A. B. Cleverly First ’
Vice President.
The annual meeting of the" Home
Chapter was held in the Norwalk Corr
:1 :1 .‘ational chapel at 2:30 o'clock.
afternoon. Owing to the”
,sformv weathei and so much sickness
p1 chilling, onl1 a small number‘of“
members were piosent. I» _' " . “{3}
I Election of officers was the ‘chief “
business of the afternoon and resulted
in the following ladies being elected: »
«moment—4111s. w. R. Hasaell.
'First Vice-ol’rcsidcnt ~.\lrl~'; A. B.
Cleverly. , ‘ """’- —.
Second Vicovl’l'csidcni5- -.
(‘ haslnan.
Recoxding Secietary.—~Mrs. .
Hunter. — v~-—-
Corresponding Secretary- «Mrs Ed’- HOOVER NAMED
“5:51:31: of Collections. ——~M1's:‘ ‘Z'C HEARlingEfglélgggCILI
B. Coolidge.
Continued from First Page i
Representatives .—.Mrs 0. SF. m
tram. Mrs. C J. McNamara. liars. W.
C. Jeisup, Mrs. H. C. Drake, Mrs. H.
Glendennin,. Mrs Frank Landis, .Mrs.
“Upon President ‘Wilson 13 armd'
the results of the investigations of:
i. Watts, Mrs H G. Shufelt. Mrs. meat oflicials into the food situation
James Austin , of the liberatéd countries, neutral
After the business of the meeting and enemy. were laid before him.
. Since his arrival, in addition to his .'
was ahposed 0‘ the Chapter members discussion with the representatives 01
present had the very great pleasure 0! Great Britain, France and ltaly 1‘9 ‘
listening to Carl Harnswart, secretary specting the general peace settlement
he had been advised with 1egaui to.
i S ' -
:ikth: hrade Tree Commission 0f )‘ew the conference held between the
Mr BamWart showed the governments concerning the methods
place 01‘ trees in the affairs of men. of organization for the relief of these
. It was a fine address and all those populations.
.1“ ho weie fortunate enough to hear "The allies and the United States
the 5111-11 111-r 11e1e most enthusiastic. :1: fuiignisgildeeggmthgfgtthgel1:232:11:
..___________ gout of relief or this character On a
CHOIR FHANGES ANNOUNCED" ‘large scale necessitates unity of di—
The choir of the First M. E. Church rection similar in character to that
from January lst will be as follows: 1 0f the method successful in the
Cafltbn' L‘Hommedieu, organist: 'French and British command in tire
Miss lsgbel, Slauson, soprano Soloist ngrfégggctggf;9 ““95 on land and
and director: Mrs. John J. Slim-eh}, ‘fThe allied ,governments had- ad
contralto soloist. The solOists will be. vised the President that they desired
assisted by the chorus choir, which that the United States should take
The choir met last Saturday evening State's and the allied countries there
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L are being appointed two \epresenta-
Allen and enjoyed asocial hour after WIVES 01". each government' to secure
the (to-operation of food, finances and
shi in res ur in the solution oi
pretty gold pin was presented by the thepgroilem: cocsgected with the re
members of the choir to the retiring lief
tannounced.‘l‘he President has asked
H001 er to call'the first meetinginorning that someone threw a stone;
of the council as quickly:
gates are named. "
has done very satisfactory work, since “1.9 lead _in the organization and ad-
mimstratlon of relief. Under this
organization about three months ago. arrangement between the United
organist, Miss Lois Birchard, who has""1‘he President 3:331 8991113,“ Mrj
. .A masterpiece of actuaPscenes
Ig’aniat and mm :91; 111111111;
given. such. satisfactory s‘etviceifl
the gain is worth it.
Happy New ‘- Year to You !
EVE RI before has just such’ a new year
come to the world. The great events
of the past four' years have prepared us for e;
greater new things than have ever been known. avg
As sometimes a serviceable, useful building ,I
may be torn down to build in its place a larger
and better one; so great systems of government
and national structures have been overthrown,
that something better may take their place.
\
There has been a great deal destroyed, but
now we can look back on the old, and say that
In the spirit of the greatest of all Americans. Abra-
ham Lincoln. “with malice toward none". with char-
ity for all.” let us do our part. however small it may
be. in the great work of nerfectng the new building:
a reconstructed world.
Rogers 81‘ Stevens
The home of Hart-'Schafi‘ner & Marx Clothes
When lamps burn
out replace them
on 11111011111
’ZMAznAs.
More light for
your money and
Shelter light for
s the dele- ‘
South N orwalk
'i‘uhe police received a complaint this
3 ,
o
through one of the windows in St.‘ ,
lJoseph's .school on Henry street last AUTO AUXILIARIES
111.1111. suns
" mavens
TRUNKS AND BAGS '
AND MANY OTHER
SUITABLE GIFTS
l
i To make a plate of teeth that
iwill fit and that will perform all.
ithe functions of natural teeth is 11
:task that calls for GREAT SKILL
This is OUR SPECIALTY. To A. We Hildge‘
Iit we devote all of our intelligence 1 ,
iand ability. We GUARANTEE 1 North Mam Street,
thaft our plates wll iii; and be satis- I. 5‘0““: N‘ill‘llialk-
I factory. l
1
i
i
t.llr .l. ELI Mallory
16 so. Main St. 3
' .- South Norwalk. ‘ {m
_._—.J
FULL LINE OF BEST QUAL-
IITY HEATS, POULTRY, GRO-
OERIES AND FRESH VEGE-
. Oifice Hours—9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
I'Slllndays. by Appointment .Homo-mulc Sausage . . . . . 380 lb.
_~_-#“—_t . 100 lb,
SEE THE smactucotum~
THIRD U. 8. OFFICIAL WAR
C. 0. 6h 0k
11m rom- Flags” , am
, ’ IEeinx’ I Boner Kraut.
PICTURE.
Norwalk Chronicler