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Get ready forlyou vacation days.
Suit cases. traveling bags, collar
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tions and the correct men's wear- .'
lug apparel to take with you.
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WEATHER FORECAST. i N S i:
‘ For Noruttlk lllld \lcinity: l~‘ttir to‘i I?
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t‘tit)lt’l‘
of llLL'il
on st u :ll‘ti
night and Saturday; slightly
tonight. The
prcr‘surc t.- mmins slowly (‘Hl‘los suntont Holcomb son of
and prodtttitr. plcztsnnt \vcuthcr in all Judge and Mrs. \‘~.';tlt«-r llolcotnh, of
districts can of the Rocky Miountetins,lTUMWm” ““11 “is“ “alilt'lh’ ”d." 0".
. llorton. will hr intrriwd ‘ll th> (h t"'t
“wept along thc Atlantic coast. wherel ‘ ‘ ‘ i n ("
\K'Prl t'l'll Ellit'd
r ., . of the Mrssinh in lloston ncxt \\‘t‘lr'
Lie wraith»!- \\ lli clcnr during the tiny. lncsdny. T1“. prospcctlvc bridpgnwn
Heavy locztl thttndcrslornis \vcrc t‘c-‘Ils n grndutttc of Trinity (‘ollcgta class
ported dill'lllL; tho lust 24 hours.
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Ncw .ol' litl‘l, and is about to In' graduated
York rt tOl‘ltd i-nt-hr-‘s . .
' i a ncpht-w o1 hovcrnor iitlit'tlllli). llc
only
to of an inch. 'l‘ht- It inpernturc is’omrc of his lztthcr, stutv‘s attornt-y for
loner this ntornin: itt ll'o northcrn‘”"11““M (“H“).
[from tho liatt'vnrd l.:tw school. lit‘ is
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n. ldlll. “illil .\t \\ ll.t\t n lt..td ”I”! “pg,” ms 13“- pt‘ncltc.- in tho local
district's.
1 Mrs. ti. 'i‘lW‘n t-ntcrtztincd tho Son»
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f't ' (‘lnli of “info ('illll‘t‘il. (l. l“. 5 it!
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EATHEIEI‘OIBAgEAR AGO . 1'” "Um“. 3 Cow uvcnttc. lust l'H‘lllllL’.
, . . . .\1 usic, sint'in '. cttn. ‘w ir . cn~ lt‘Pd.
lt‘lll])til';llll:'-‘; High. till: lo\\‘.l . h "k i.‘ “3‘.
Those pt'cs-snt were thc lltsscs ixdtth
" MRS. REUBEN
Ill: itih‘li llohins dt m‘l‘lt‘ti Inc tlllti \zhvzi;
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of James E. E”;
The funeral services of the late
James Edison Ells were held yester;
day _af‘ternoon at 3:30 o‘clock from
the late home of the deceased in Broad i
River.‘ The services were \‘el'y largo:
1y attended. and Rev. Ernest F, Mc-I
Gregor, of the Nor-walk (‘ongrcga-Ii
tional Church officiated. Burial WaSI
made in Riverside cemetery. Palll
bearers \"Pl‘e James Lycett, (‘ltarlcs‘
Kellogg, George l.Comstock,and llo— .
mer Buttery. I i
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ROBINS wiRITES.
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. girlish and beautiful»
‘ ‘ for graduating
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To the Editor of Evening Sentinel:
Kindly give my letter space in your
paper. As Tito nrticlc concerning mot
in your t‘tiilloll of thc lltlt is a great;
injustice to inc, its therc is very little
truth to thc S‘dfllt‘, and I think that l;
:hould rvct—itc sonic consideratir'n;
through your ritluohlc paper. In tho.
first place i did not start a tni.\-up orI
had no intention of taking my son;
from my ntothct-in-lttw, .\lrs. ’l'iiotnus‘
Robins oi" l‘utnanl it‘~"l‘.ilt‘. \‘t'hilo‘
walking doun the ntcnttc l spotted my?
son and it was only natural that 1.
should “Ellll to how .I it w \vords \xith
hint. “‘1 it runs lllc- first opportunity I
havc land of swing him. I hurt- culliili
tip by phone on lllllill'l'tlUK‘ occusions‘, -
only to have my niotht-rinlttw hung t
up the rcccivcr or utvc :m- it “ill rw-; l't
lttsttl. If slit» hull lilt‘ hum of n inoth- ‘
cr shc would hurt giun me lilt‘ prhi- '
it)!“ of htttitn: 21 low uords with in; ‘
son. llcnlu-n. ‘nd :inothcr thing 'tilt'l‘v
on; n:. hl-ir ptillint'. and 1 did not start ' I;
to light llrs. 'l‘ltoinns Robins. Ni illict“, ‘
did ltt- so), "I don't unnt to go \.'.iilr
my mat." ‘ll ho mid was that in“
wuntcd grutnltnothcr. Why"? Only li-
t-ttttsc :lw ilLlS llll‘llt'tl tht- child Hy’lellrl
his tnothwr. Anti ttitotlicr thing. .\Il'.I
ht- i-ttnn- l..tclt l ililti him tirrcstcd for‘
inursnpport of my (‘illitil't‘lL lil‘ has
givcn the ttlterntttin» of paying nn- $3.
ilt‘l' Work for tholl‘ Slll’lN/N “1' '3'] tidy-ii
in jutl lint putt-hurl up our (ilfill't‘ll'
cu... no “its itti\i>‘t‘ti to no wrist and.
tnttkc ti clrnn stttrt and not I.
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’ 1" ' F0510]; (mu-q tun-m; H... ”my .;....., nus, titutt‘lncx .l. nontxs.
tr 1,: P“ tn )1 .m. x' " ‘ ’
t ‘lllt tins fl. \f‘l‘lt 16 lltllll I LIBERTY BONDS ON STOCK
l‘l‘llllfl‘s llt- l’tcrnc. Mclln ()sllcr and
“I" l‘ 1 Wm l|\ M] l llliti ll: EXCHANGE
.h. '..-.‘i.t*". . (9.1": ... . .
' I i ,‘ Mt.“ \(llth. .lttnc lz'iw'l‘hu inttittl
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”when 0. l’lillnt'tl
r)l‘ld§\‘|luli today. on htisincss.
was :t Visitor in
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.\'Ol‘\\';lil\' has at lust got it littlo sun.
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Sonic cnthusinstic persons how sup-l
gested u christcnintz ccrcmony. I
:1 Into hout'.
[Allin
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to noon totltt)‘,
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Ill‘flllsm‘lltlll ln Lilwrty
‘trttdinu iii which began
.\lrs. Stzttiton (‘olt‘y :ind dutluhtt‘t‘s, .
\ork Stock l'Ixchttnut-
lilo Miss-vs Eleanor and Son Coley. of
Wilton. ttllt’lltlt‘d
cxcrt-iscs :ll \‘tistnr collt-gt- this wi‘ttk.
was :ibow MW.
at par llllti t-fitl, 'l‘hc ncxt lot, $27M,-
tltt- occasion ilt'lllf.‘ tlnx graduation of
Mrs. (‘olt-y's nciro, Miss llclcn llnli-
ht-ll of Norwulh. ‘
» cut-2o 0F iTH/VtNiKis t
W: wish to t‘\lt‘lltl tilll' ltcttl‘t felt.
llonds,‘
lilt’ t‘t)llllllt‘llf‘t‘lllf‘lll \ I”! “r $10'N)” Milli:
titltt. wold :tt pnt‘. i
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: 7"” kiiréss- 'of55ucli simple beauty and such fineness that
‘ ill est/o‘r'n tyith‘satist‘action at school’s great eventt
. tflggtingkfmw . .
v1 Jna.’tiet/":lnd' roile find other correct attractive 'cotton
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fitnmedtln dainty and novel fashions with lace and
. . @lllbl‘oidfiry.
.lnished in every detail With the care ttiapytiottier:
Iris" f.would use. 7
5., cvcral- of special beauty and excellence ’af Sh
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Captain l“l‘f‘t‘itll‘td, of the Now Htth
rm Illtttis. is in New llttv't‘n today on
business.
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If. N. \Vilsnn hns l'l"[lll'lll’(i IO
hcr homo iii New York t‘ity'. aflcr It
"\vcol(‘.s \isit :tt 3t; Brooklyn tn'cnut’,
liriducpott. nnd thc Bungalow, WeslI
:l\‘t‘llll'., South .\'orwnllt.
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Frank Tortorvlltt. has resigned as
special officcr at the railroad station.
the resignation taking effect to-duy.
S. l\. Knapp. of Mort-umtmm. W. \‘ti..i
is :1 visitor at tho homo of his unclc.;
.lu'ssc 'l‘. liunhur. in NI wtown ll\'(‘llllt‘.I
Mr. Knapp is :1 student at the l‘tiivct'g
~7in of \\'t‘sl Virginia.
~—'l‘o'n\*oid the bin crowds. kindly
shop early in the day at Mintz's sell-
ing: out Silii’.
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,_ .\lt‘.-, Thomas Robins :tnd two chil»
The case of Home» D. Russell rs. ‘ - . . i
tdrcn. Gladys and ltcttlwn Robins. .lr..I
Ilcnr' Hitchcock. which was to have. _ .
5 . . lurid Mrs .lnntt-s 0 Ham and Mrs. .lcn-
.‘bocn hcttrd l:-:Jtorc .lusttcc Herbert ().t , . _ .
- nic l’lnlt, onloyvd :tn nutolnolnlc trip
Pollard yostcrduy. has il'~’t‘ll st‘ttlcdt . , . ,
- . ‘to lorry-town, Z\cw \ork. ycstvrdtty.
viivttvt-cn‘ tho pttrttcs lil-‘lll'r‘t‘h‘f’s.
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. Mrs. John Manning. of Stamford. is
Past WNMPH' William] '1' l’ou'olhI in Norwnlk. taking care of hcr mother.
mnd Worthy l’rcsidcnt Iltll'ry .l. chnztIIIIN “3'”:er lt‘hthcrty of Sprint:
were in \\'t~.tcrlntry today. attending I Sm“. who 13 ill. .
tho :llllltllll stutc convention of the. _____ t
Frilwmill 01'4"" “Y “311195- (‘ltnrlcs Young Limbo, llrookll'n‘
. fruthcrwcight clitmipion, is it guest at
Th“ Knights ”f l’ythins. OHW the homo Dominick 'l‘orlorcllti.‘
Blanch. hcld a meeting last night mmfipring strcct.
nomintttcd titllccrs, that is. all t-xceptI
rho desk officers whose tcrnis of ol-I
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‘and high cstccm. which was
. both
thanks to our ll'4lglllitil's :ind fricnds.‘
also to tho l’nckinu :tnd llox deport-i
nicnts ot' t‘rofttt & Klitlplt Hill l-‘nt-‘I
for); for tlit-ir kindnvss, sympathy;
shown. i
during his illncss and at his.
dt-ath. by tho lnttny ntnunificcnt flow-t
firs wc i't't‘wiw‘d in our late hrctt\‘t'-.
mom of our hclm'ctl husband rind fit.
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MRS. .\'li)l.\'ll.l.ll YOl'NG AND!
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“that more, and some for less.
'9“. “Second floor."
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Have you read .
Cappy Ricks?
y'Rlchs is ‘aslovable 'an old rascalas evergimde
wily through the pages of a good story" ' ow
asleyi‘ , ‘And
I enjoy; a
‘5'" " 600.
Here are some otherstorles
newly-ready at this price 3 sto:
rics mightily interestingF-qfij
The Crevlcc—Ostrander.
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. . . . @fidoesfiabuw his partner and poor} Matt Pe
I Jim"): -’“"“ ILL-f“ “V“ ‘t’I‘lltl‘lllt‘Ifir LynMatt does beat him but f inally,‘
t in to onso o ominous t int n- ‘ ' »
tt-t'noon thttt tht- :ovcrtnncnt hud dc-I’ ‘ ... owls-1a Stoiy OfibllSlneS'S. that. (I IWOIHRH W“
third to rclcttsc ll” thc prisoners taken} Cry. of; 9V3 tlflt a "131] “ I” enjoy.
in lltc Irish lt"lit*illt)ll of littslcr Sulltltty ' ‘4 And It ‘5 here “0“,. at ;
it your ttgo. .
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PRISONERS
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(‘aiptnin William Yotuitz this act-opt-
oil :1 position as stilling ninstt‘r on I‘lv
Commodore t‘hit'ltc's rttciulz rut-ht.
"Nadia," for thc sutnnicr sottson.
Joan Thursday—Vance. ‘ . ui
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. m weather: Fair: 1 ' w ii!"
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handsome rag rugs
With floral border
To cheer the living~room through summer days. .
.To brighten the den or to ztdd spot of harmonigfll
color to bedroom. 233‘
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Firmly woven from f rcsh clear clezttt cotton clot
shredded by machinery into even strips, and wovemin :36.
signs of true taste. - :3.
They are good shades of pink or blue or green or
Across either end is a floral border in combinatiorf
bright hues. ‘ I
They will give splendid service-"for they are to
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washed wrth no harm and colors are fast. 7'
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24 by 36 inches—$1.25
30 by 60 inches—82.25 36 by 73 inches—$3
4 by 7 feet—$4.50 6 by 9 feet—5:8 ‘ _.“
8 by 10 feet—$12
C’rhird floor.
27 by 54 inches—$1)?!
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Rompers save
clothes and washing
_ Isn’t Mother sensible to save :15 much lztundrywor '
and as many of little folks‘ finer clothes. :15 possiblei ll;
be sure. :5;
And rompers do il—to great degree. ”fist
Wear them in place of dress. Wear them over dre.
Wear them at playtime. Even wear them at dt'cssup tin;
They’re equally enjoyed by childrch always. ‘
Little checked or striped or plain-color rompers 1K
chambrziy zttid g‘lllg‘llltlll—Slzes l to 6—65c to 82.25. 2-...9
Hand-smocked rompers of pink or blue chztmbraY,“
sizes l to 5—31.25. ~ “'Wi‘
Fine and dainty white dimity rompers with hands
smocking‘ in pink or bluc——Sl.25 and $2.25. :2,
Belted rompers of poplin. especially firm and durabli'lfi
pink or blue with collars and cuffs of white—$1.75. . ‘
Hand-smocked poplin rompers of pink or blue wild.
collar and cuffs of fine lawn—$2.25. 7’
Poplin rompers with a cool square-cut neck and fine-
ished with, hand-done embroidery, pink or blue—$2. t.‘
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Cool pefiicoatl
easily laundered
Here is a gingham that will journey through the lulir’
time and again without losing: a whit of its madness.) .
White stripes alternating with blue or gray. And but 85“? _
White scersuckcr, delightfully crinkly and staunch-«d
85c and s t. ‘
Striped seersucker, with a
small ruffles—5st.
Special striped gingham with a deep “ounce—Sill.
flouncc finished with um
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ti lid not P‘l itc ’l-hoio wa‘: u sliuht ntixup in from MI TI”. Franklin .luttior ht'2h school ‘4
""‘ ‘ 3’ V - -thc (‘itt- llttll this morning when two' i, . . . . -. I. . . .. . A Far (‘ountry~(‘hurchill " ‘ Ki - ' " - .. ' ~ ' =’
w".-. ._ . : , .- , H “Ifllid do) “hub \\.is to.h.t\t bu n ht it] I «~ J}! . SpCClfll Skirts fOl' WOITICII Of fun ilgUlC-“glnghiul! file .r
‘5“1‘110“ “n“"mwd to ”d" {t niotolty 'vcsterduv til \mttscmcnt Park was The Mnclstront—Froest 53" Us“ . . ' " _. “‘ 1 “ 1 »
"You will be able to purchase 1 1 some m'mnct' the "Imihinpt' ' ' j ' ‘ " 1.5.3 whlte seersuckef-SLQ , .’ ' “r” " ._ _ ‘r’ ..
, ~ ‘ . ‘ ‘09' n ’ ‘ tpostponcd ttnttl ncxt Monday llll"l‘- T”. I . H M dd! Dal 13L ' /~-‘ .‘-' . ‘ ‘ '
Fownes hlotcs. (.ordon llyp HOSI-I’ly‘. would “m work .1. it should any tltrn- . . i 40\£l)e . 9 er—- rymp g g I I V . I, Second floor. . ... C , J g 75y,
, ,4 . .. . l ‘* ‘ ‘ noon, if the wcuthcr is favorable. “a floor. mt. t L. _.. . t . _ y - ' 5. y .
lemo. C & B. and R. & G. corsets in ed over smashing it quite badly. 'l‘hc « . e' .
incl all merchandise on our first: .,.. - - . ',
floor at cost prices 'll Mimi‘s mgnncn m“ not "”uwd‘ Edward ilttycs, :trrcstcd ycstordnt‘ c?
. . a i - --_...~_-...- . I: . x ‘ , Is I," ‘H _ . . . “i .‘ ‘.
sale. ‘St. John & Keyscr. tho local coir. '“Hnmm' D“ fin“ m l'. 11"”)..(‘H . '. 5‘“
._,--__.,_ .. . .. . __ . .. . n . .. . son, for drunkenness was nrrattznt-d .H.‘
ti.tctots,.n.1 institlhtth oak ions on tht . . . \ .‘
”Prinunnts. Pitnmnas. O‘Brien. ’"at‘f of Ek-(‘omniodorc (‘lttrkc‘s Tuccl‘ Lill‘lorp Judgp Cam“... In tho "WIN" _.‘-‘
. . fwd“ n“ ‘ court this afternoon at 2 o'clock. I — ”(Em
A meeting of the Boards of Directors 3 - “fin- -m... ‘ , " '
TH E HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
mtmion was twm yesterday 'al‘lm‘d . . ., . A... ~.. m... ' _. .. .._- M“ w ,. . .
moon mid ti .~'cmi-nnnu:tl dividend at, _ ”r" .. _- .. ,_ . ., . . . ,.
the annual info of l} per cent. was do- . I
('lfll‘t‘d, i ' st I Children Chccrfully Painless . L
— A—~—»_r—-,. l ’ and Pctfcnu . ‘3 9‘“ C°“-"C“'”“°“5
-—“THE BARRIER" . I l y @‘fifi'fi‘b" Dentistry
3t l l‘ l ' > ' t‘ 1 ll toI ‘ ‘ “can“ ”3’ “We“: Q‘I"ip“tlietlc
_ \'.‘Oll(t‘l‘ tt ptctnrt in Ln ia‘s _ . . . . .~ ..,.. u
, . l ‘ . Pain-€53 Methods. Ace (11c O‘fce Treatment.
kw. shown .n tho ttnoent m a row daysI . '10 your Curse: is due a part of your personality—it nukes ' p I l
mm ‘ * ' ”MW” DR S M BEITZ W
« 7—— - . ‘ es "i‘he transformation of many it woman from dowdiness to I" 0 - '
A“ 10ml “03’ 3mm ‘r0°V~‘(“'I‘1 an” I ' . smartness has been entirely due to the attention given her by our Gas Administered
tihis evening. in their respective head- ~ trained corsetiere. Moderate SUI‘EQOR - by the Oxygen
quartcrs. It is expected that many
scouts will 90011 bc wearing the gov-
ernment medal, which will be given
to every youngster who obtained ten
subscribers to the Liberty Loan.
in relation to the order issued by
the Federal government stopping the
sale of intoxicating liquor to army
‘men in uniform. Grand Army and
Spanish War veterans are exempted
according to a statement given out by
Chief William R. Pennington this
morning. The order applies only to
"Soldiers in active service. and not to
men who do not wear the regular U.
S. uniform. Mayor (‘arl Axel 'Har-
stmm denied a story that he had is
'auéd this order prohibiting the sale of
"intoxicating liquor to Not-walk tum?
men yesterday. 'He asserted that the
Order-had come direct from the feder-
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We have styles for everytype of figures.
Consultation and fittings free.
BRASSIEEES—A goc‘ corset is not enough. The figure
above the corset top must be taken care of. This is the work of
the Brasaiere.
Our Brassfere: are designed by experts and are correct in
fit, fashionable in style. worthy in refuel-and varied. 's
As a. leader we are ofi'cring this week two styles of “B. & J.”
50c Brassieres. special .......................... 3 for $1.00
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Charges for Very
Work. Method.
Best Dental
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15 Years in
the Practice of
High-Class
Dentistry.
BENTlS’l‘
Main Stt‘i‘t‘t
75 South
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
All kinds of Artifi-
cial Dentures,
Crown and Bridge
‘u‘ork, Etc, Skil-
fully Done
“oil's 9 a. m. to it p.
in. by tippcintztzcnt.
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RED CROSS SERVICE
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,ipreucltcr “ill ho the R-Ev. Charles if.
‘ lilbcrt, at New York, City. Secretary, .
T0 “W ”1'? fit-*1 Sun in kecliini RM of the war Chaplains Association of
a:(‘ross \\'cck. thc Red Cross Chapter of the State of Now York. Mr. Gilbert is »
‘Norwalk have ticceptcd an invitltliollIu powerful preacher and the church
‘10 attend service in a body at Trinity is f'd’l'lllllille in bclng able procure him.‘
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i The members of the socicty vvilllCliurch \will be appropriately dccow
route in their Red Cross habit, pews ated with our own flag and those. of
will be reserved for them, The special Iour alliea. . : .
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