Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 11, 1917 · page 4

 
 
 

 

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daughters are Mrs. Ebben Shaw and
viliss (int-c [)9marest of Sound Beach.
and Mrs. Litchficld of Darien. The fu-
neral service will be held this after-
noon at his late home. Rev. L. W.
Barney will officiate. interment will
be in the. Sound Beach Congregational
church cemetery.

 

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The post road is kept in a very good
condition. We mean the part that the
state looks after and not the rest.

 

Ill rs. F. R. DeCourcy spent Friday ir
New York.

 

its mean of Adams express to make
the people go after their own parcels.
They ought to have a delivery wagon
'any way.

D. D. Tompkins of the Heights is
now employed in New Canaan,

 

 

 

 

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William \\'aldron has taken a posi-
tion with Charles H. Aisthorpe of Seth:
view avenue.

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Miss litrnicc llulse of Heliport, L. i.,‘
is the guest of Air. anti Mrs. John

L'liommedieu, of Cove avenue. i

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Bliss Henrietta Searing of Mount‘
”Vernon. N. i".. has been the guest ofl

Mrs. ll. J. Seymour of Rowan street. I

Miss Gladys l-‘arringlz'i, who luts‘

been visiting Mrs. .1. ll. llundle of Van
Zandt street, has returned to her home
in Stanwichl ‘,
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Frank Day of Belts Place, has re-
signed his position in the Norwall; Iron
Works" (‘ompany to take a position in
Bridgeport.

There will be a shoot under the aus-
pices ol‘ the Nortvallt (lttn club, this of-

ternoon, at the range at llorlott‘s l’oint.

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‘llltllljv' of this town, is visiting friends,

Miss Dorothy Nichols of Noroton
Heights has been visiting in New Brit-
ain.

if you want a free ride on the Roller
Coaster you don't have to go to Roton
l‘oiut, you can get one by riding over
,the road that leads you to the Point.
it is some smooth road.

Lucy lioldrin has returned
home from a visit to relatives 15
Springfield, Mass.

The cake sale which was held Fri-
day afternoon by the Red Cross proved
to he a success.

 

William ll. Thorpe, aged 05 years,
died \\'ednesday night at the home in
Noroton. Mr. Thorpe was born in
Sloatsburg, N. Y, and came to Norotnn
five )’(.;il‘a‘ ago. He was formerly con-
Elected with the Phillips Chemical.
f‘empany in tilenbrook. Besides his
wife, he leaves five daughters, Mrs.
George A. (‘ook of Stami‘o d. Effie,
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. J_ Kanlliessie and lrerte Thorpe, and Mrs. lim-
ofsky and iamily of mu Bronx. ,nttt Edwards. on of Noroton, and an

_...-._ ladopted sou, Theodore Kemp. He also

Mrs. Edward ll. Delzil‘leld of Bell‘lt Hurt rfx grandchildren. The funeral
'ln-nue, Noroton, is with her tnotitc.',,5<“r\‘ll'0 “'1“ b? 110” 111 Si LUkS‘hi
George Winthrop Folsom, juxtlilll‘t'h, Not-oton. Saturday afternoon

S. F. Butler and family are spending
the summer at the Prescott cottage a!
Tokeneke.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles ‘liaui‘man have.

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and Winthrop 0! Sound Beach. Tin-trim"

 

Lttmx, Muss, . lat 23:30. The interment will be inl
jSpring Grove cemetery. l

t'hztrlcs Follctt of Cleveland. 0.. tor” i
The death of Dr. Carlos Martyn litts'
and rrlatiws in town after an absence“"lllillwl from ilarivn one of its rest-Z
of 14 years_ ltlvnts most distinguished by a famel
‘ reaching beyond the limits of the towni
Ml". Stephen Andrews ol this town into all the nation as nudged by the!
Wm; one of .30 women recently Initiated editors of "Who's Who in America," l
into llit‘ Loyal Order of the Moose .ttv'l‘hcrc are five otlit-r-ull-theyeunroundE

 

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,llaritvn residents listed in the bio-|

 

 

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and .ordrred Constable D, M
Moths-0,10 ttrrest' Edwards on El:
charge of descrfi' 1. lie ‘73.: t:‘..=t.l

under arrest and 1:3 «. 7* .. . -
court and was sent back to Fort Slu-
cum, where the governmtn. v.';.l hazi-
dle his case. it is rumored about in: ‘
rien that Edwards had inflicted sci:
injury to the trigger linger of his rigs"
hand and he had made such a meuv
job of it that it is believed that he \\'.il
be of no use to the army lie is. now in
the hands of the government and they":
will mite out the punishment that ,5.
given to all deserters.

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Rowayton «Baptist Church.

Sunday, Aug. 12. Service of morn-
ing worship at 10:30 with sermon b:
the pastor upon the “Four Ails ot‘
Christ." The Bible school will meet :-.t t
11:50 for the regular weekly Sillll'v"
hour. The (‘hristian Ettdrztvor nlt‘t‘>
ing will he held at 6:45. The service
is in charge of Mrs. A, It. (Waverley,
and the topic for the evening is “Evan-
gelistic. Educational. Medical and in-
dustrial Work in Foreign Mislons."
lsa. 612i-3. The service of evenlm:
worship will begin :tt 7:30 anti lllt’i‘.‘
will he a short cospcl sermon 15' the
pastor upon ”A Night on the Seat." The
Junior t‘liristiau l-Intlt-nvorers will
have their picnic on Tuesday after-
noon‘at the home of Mrs, Eugene Atti-
blt‘r. The Senior t‘. E's have accepted
an invitation to unite with them in this
picnic. The midweek service on Wed
nt stlay evening will be in charge of the
Home Missions leader. and an interest
lttg program is promised.

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M. E. Church Notes.

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own house on Butler's island.
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has. Harvey .‘citttrt, in t'to::.p:‘.2i;
with Miss Hewit- Yt-un;.~, lei: recur”-
ior a two weeks‘ vacation in the t ill »
kill mountains.

Harry E. Scoiield \vill preach Sun
day morning at the Darim Mrfillodlbi
chruch, and Oscar S. Mills, Sunday
evening.

.\lr.'and Mrs. Miner-l). Randall of Nor-
walk are occupying one of Mrs.
Thomas J. l’rcstim‘s cottages in Token-
eke.

Illr. and Airs. Abel Dance ofi‘r'mt
Side avenue entertained thvir son from
New York over the werlwnd.

George (‘udlipp is enjoying a tvm
Wet'kS' vacation from his duties at
Stewart's store in Darien. t

 

Miss Florence Adcock, who had
been visiting friends in .‘tlassuchusetts,
has returned home.

 

 

E’H Every of i’ennoyer street is en-
joying a week's vacation from his du-i
ties in New York. ',
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Miss M. A. Leland has gone to llo-f
wayton for a vacation—Stamford Ad:
vocate.

 

 

 

 

WOMENl IT’S MAGIC!
CORNS SHRIVEL AND
LIFT OUT—N0. PAIN!

 

 

 

For a few cents you can get a small
bottle of the magic drug freezone re-
cently discovered by to. Cincinnati
man. ‘

Just ask at any drut:
store for a small bottle of

A 3 mars 10th.!)

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Nd S'l‘AlllS To fill"?
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money lleluntled

FEELING

Specializittpin FuruiShiup [lollies Complete

 

 

 

 

 

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Rtirrgeralors
Refrigerators at 1-3 00‘. Just a
few more left of the popular sizes.
Buy now while buying is good and‘
save 1-3 of the cost.

$15.00 Refrigerator. August
Price ................ . $10.00
$18.00 Refrigerator. August
Price ........ . ........ $12.00
$20.00 Refrigerator. August
Price .......... $13.34
$24.00 Refrigerator. August
Price ...... .. $16.00.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Several prizes will be offered. -~ ~ ‘graphical dictionary of the. notables oil frcezone. Apply a few :
__ ~___ The recently organized circle of the land: Robert Hunter, Richard Lt" Morning service, 10:50. Set-unfit drops upon a tender, ach~

Httrold Finch 0f wmfipm street, h ,5 King‘s Daughters are planning l0 glt‘tfltlltllienne, Dr. George F. Pentecost,'subject, "A Parable of Judgment." in: corn and instantly, ‘
Inflow}. ”listed in w, l'ni.ttl 513'“ :t pit-.ylet on the lawn of St Luke's l-‘Zdwin Milton lloylc and Floyd \\'.l>‘untlay school. 11:50 a. m. Evening yes, immediately, all

'l‘riegs. in addition to these, there jxiSt‘l'i‘lce, .230 p. m. The final sermon
it larger number who have their stint-Elli the. rt‘l‘lt‘n ("I ll"! 4”! (‘hupier til
lilt‘l‘ home here, if3 tnrtintailt votlttglJllhll Will he given. Slilljet’l. “Hearsay
litiltl Personal Contact." Mid—weed
_...__._._. lprnyer servim on Thursday, conr
j What was thought to be a drendt’ulimencing at 7:45 p. tn.

laccident occurred Thursday night at; - -'~—-— ~-

ilani‘ord Smith the wife otubout ll:l:'- o’clock in front of Justice; The hunt or locusts \\"-‘tlllt‘~“dil¥ “lili-
(3: lislttlllt‘ Smith, who in the enrllrr Snead‘a house on the post road. Twolcau’d continued “0‘ “M dry ““‘mht‘l'g
port of the week had the mlsiortune of automobiles, one a New York cool The public utilities Commissioners; l-lurd corns, soft corns or coms be-‘
breaking her hand when it window l‘ell bearing license No. 34.392, and the are 0“ a tour 0f inspection of the New New the N93. 130 hardened calluscs,‘

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or. it. is getting along nicely with the other a Connecticut car bearing ii«§”*“"‘n 'Oad- ““0 “9 Klimt! “WING“, on bottom of feetjust seem to nhrlvel

army, and hem assigned for dutv with church, Noroton, next Friday evening.
the :trtilltry at Fort Slocum, New York

soreness disappears and

shortly you will find the l
corn so loose that you 3
lift it out, root and all,’
x. with the fingers. l
Just think! Not one hit of pain be?
fore applying frcczone or afterwards.-
‘lt doesn't even irritate the surround-
ing skin. t

Jt .mph St-lieck ot‘ Setlgerck avenue,
The regular 1",,”ng 0f the Third returned home Friday after spending

District Commissioner will l..-ld " “WV-‘5 "“3“”0" with friends in'New

this ironing. when matters conccrniig ””1““-

the‘ special district meeting to be held

next Friday evening tvill tonic up.

 

residences elsewhere.
he I

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Rev. S P. Fairbanks willpvcuch in
the [East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow morning; at “o‘clock

and in lllt' evening at 7:30 o’clock. injury. mm No. 50.359 met in a head-on coi~“0 all private and grade crossings. Vgut: and full on without hurting a par-i
Sunday school will begin at 10 n. m. —~~—— — —-— lision. The New York car, a Stutle- W" “‘ itlcle. It is almost magical, It. is 3!
.--.,-- The Noroton llonte Guards an mm,“ W“ traveling toward Stamford, Mr. and Mrs. William Payson are, compound made from other says a;

going to have their tint: presentation
exercises Sunday. A large majority of
the Noroton people should turn out to

Commodore anti Mrs. Philip ll.
Fielding are being congratulated on
the arrival ol‘ a grandson, ll son having

stoppitttz at the Tokettt-ke. inn, while: well known drugglst here. and the
waiting for the completion at their genuine has a yellow iabel.—Adv.

nod the (‘onncctlcut car, a Buick. \vust
traveling in the direction of linriett. it;
is said by the drivers of both machined

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Lake, is expected home Saturday. Mrs.
Wiley was a visitor
friends in Noroton.

with the ambulance corps. expects
shortly to leave for the French front.
He is sending cards to his friends here

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which could be heard at quite a dis“
lLIIiCt‘. Fortunately no one was in-
‘jlll't‘d and perhaps it court) pl‘tfi‘v7etllngs

 

Ewen born to Mr. and Mrs. Gett‘ge w. hllglzinlghpl‘bt‘lidil‘r: ”W ”W “41““ ”l" tlmtdtlwy tllmmcd thclr lights 'tmrl‘ . ' COUCH HAMMOCKS AT AUGUST PRICES
.‘tutAlstyne of New Haven, lust oven- ‘ 0 " 0 ”n. ll'll‘ 10 get out of each other: Wily. . , .
in; q .. ‘ “my a, n“. mm. ,,,,,,,., hm... hm, been . You Can Make a_DreSS €515.00 Couch Hammock, August price .............. $10.00
I Dr. \vm. not-belt wing. of Stanwlch mum“ of ”mm,“ in,“ the mm“. (",1 ‘ , . . . ' $18.00 Couchflammock, August price $12.00
Gtol‘ge Collins, who is- m Amnmwn road, Greenwich, tvlto is at Stlrilnflcvrommn which M m 3 “mm. crash; ' A Just lee' Thls . $20.00 Couch Hammock, August price ..... . ..... $13.34.

at the. ntrtnc of
The \Vileys are

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70,, can we ,“mhirds l mrmnssus AT AUGUST SALE muons

of its cost too. Pictorial

 

.. , , ,, , v: $4J50Muttress Au tst rice $360
and 501195 that ll“ is {It‘llilltr along 2:23:11]anth n \' bungalow "‘ Inlay follow. The cars were pretty bad T?" 1/ Review i’attcms give you an $7.50 Mattress: Angst £1008 $6 00
t | v I , ‘ ’ ‘ . . y .. l ‘ . I o I I a n a I O I o l l 0 I o I I o n o a I l I
““913. l _______ 1) damaged. V Lippthllllill) oi bung cconom- $1090 Mattress, August price _ . _ ‘ . ....... ' . ‘ . _ . . . _ . _ $8.00

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ical and atthc same time be- '
ing more stylish and smarter.
Scrvc your country by mak-
ing your mun clothes. Scrvc
yourself by making thcnt dis-
tincrivc and individual.

$15.00 Mattress, August price . $1z00
$18.00 Mattress. August price ............. $14240

Now is the time to buy your Mattress, as the price will
never be as Iow again.

The annual picnic of the Maple on“, So for no is now know, the iollovvin.:
second lieutenant in the quartermas. nue Methodist Protestant Slillllfly’is :1 complete ”5‘ 0‘ Daricn men nowi
ters‘ corps of the army, is expected at school of Stamford. of which Rev. G. E. engaged in the vtttr: l7. S. Navy——
his home in Gregory lituilvi'tli‘d next Righter ot Mansfield “mm" is WSW?- Cltm‘lcs M. Brown. Chester 1. t‘rain,
week, after a ”mm months' course of will be. held at lloton Point today. Mr. .lohn \V. llugdale,§ernard tr. [cm-r9115“
study at l’lattshurgh ,Richter and family will be presr tit. Ralph W. Oldrln, Waller IRiley and

7 ‘l’hilip Schuyler.. ll. S. Marine Cth'pe
‘Ilomenic “mm“, haul a valuable' That these are indeed times when George Cantrell. It. s. .trmymttzttry
cat killed by an automobile in East any willing man may find ctttpltt:.'mcnt J, Carlson and William Hermann, En-
Washington street, last evening, The is indicated from the fact that Sttztcr-glneering Corps~-~('apl, ilownrd Stout
jumpiml is gem“; intendent of Highway Olmsteltdlms Nelson. Quartermttalcr's Department

Judge John Kcogh‘just appomldl

BEDS AT AUGUST SALE PRICES

$7.00 Bed, white enamel, all sizes, August. prices; . .. . . . $5.60:
$10.00 Bod, white enamel. all sizes, August. price ... . . . $8.00
$15;00‘Bed, white enamel, Angus; prim ..... .. $12.00
$18.00 Bod; white .-ena.mel, Angus: price ............ $14.40
$25.00 Brass Bed, August price . . . . .. $20.00

Use ‘
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to be a congested

and dangerous place with three tnoilev beenobtmcd to advertise for laborers ”4%,"... ll. Chittenden. Ambulance i A T E R.‘ N S $30.00 Brass Bed,.Augmtt price ................. .. . $24.00 .
cm Handing ”We, and Mommas to work on the town roads. ,(‘crps 3,, ;:,.,,,,c,._(yh..su., (700.5», A, “a, save from “Helm” to $35.00 housed-August price .......... $28.00

‘cnistantiy passing, tl‘ununta—il. Combs. At Fort Houston,

The 'l‘cxns-Zlillton 1‘. Smith.

 

 

l Things Dal-ion ought to MW” one whole yard of material on

in Franco :

RUGS; ROOM SIZE, AT AUGUST ‘SALE‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I‘ , . . ‘ ~ _ . _ '(ElCll dress.
1 9199”me Commissioners are just- summer resulents dont tmnk much of under Pcrsltlng-Thonms Dean. U. Suit. . Prices 90 per cent: Off
y iitlignant over the ltCliOnQ; ., . the traffic nmcer when they t-“lV' “Ha'p - 1 ~ . . a " ' ' ' '
- . patty . w. - ~, anflmfl». larry Coombs at it :t Houu- . ..... -, t _ ,. . - ~ _
of boys who during the past week have stands Just like a. dummy and throwston. Tcxna: Milton 1). Smith in France \ SEPTEMBER lATTERNS ‘ gifggefis;91i' fouli‘fiypim? 5 1,. ' ' ' ' . ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ''''''' gigs”; it
broken many electric light bulbs. his hand in the air but he doesn’t tmdcr Pershing: Thompson Dean N. S. NOW. on Sale » e r a. 1.qu p 10» . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ...... ._ 6. a-

 

Night before. last five were de-
and as they cost $1.00 can
the district is serious.
saute old story, East Sid’e‘rs paying the
”bulky end of the taxes rind getting
mighty poorpolice. protéétiin. i

know what he's doing, he. gets all under Pershing; Thompson Dean. U. '3
fussed up." But we. will back the oill-iCnvalry; Lester llindley, U. S, Avia-
oer. We. would like to two some. of lion (‘orpsf George D. (‘haddurton and
those residents stand out there and do G. Frederick «Stork. English urmv;
it if they think they can. ,ilavid llispltum, Jr., Federal Officers
l — —~-—-~~ lReserve Corps; Dr. A. "M. Kittie. Olli-

t The Da’ricn Civic ..cnguc, which lics'lcw'n Training Corps of "Piattsburg;

. 50.. N QRW’RLK? - CONN;
have "0‘ 1’99“ “live for a Year past, hasStaniey linker, George ‘Sexton and

called a special meeting“ the electors ' about $100 in its treasury, and it quan- George A. Wells, Jr., Coast Artillcw ‘
tobe-heirl at the Mdrvdn schoolhouse tity of hospital supplies prepared i'ot'VCorps‘; Richard \Abendroth C‘zeorgc
on Fri, evening, Aug. 17for the purfioge the use of the district nurse tonnarly'ticist. Jr., Wilfred Loundes’ Harold
of considering. ratifying. and approv. maintained by the league. l‘inns are'ivliils I

ttroyed
’1 the loss to
.igain, it. is the

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Axminster, 0 x 19-, August; price .

.. $19.95: 1‘
And upward. . ‘ .

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formerlyfrom $100 to $300, now strom .. $575-th

 

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. 3.. h,.Eben Scribner Benjamin 'v -- l
ting the acts votes and (loin - ’ I mtg ' o~ lut..- lr'
, t f 38 0t thelnow being considered to donate the Street, and William Sutton; New Hll » . ~ I. . ' - not???” . t ,2
Eligicltmoltgcefiin the issue and sale supplies to the local Red Ct~nsgband vcn Blues—Augustus Ncuman an .1 PAY BY CHECK » it o H. . . . If p...
to $73 000 .~. 01 the District amounting the funds for Y. M. C. A. tvorit among .Stcbhen Tor-oh; Seventh Rest. 'N. Y. 1:” ‘ 1 ‘ it ' I .1. ‘
m 1‘. . am to autmtg‘m 3“,.“ we American troops ,nFrance. s. N. Y” Frederick A. mummy: n to Eyed-settle all your bills hycdeck there can _ ' ~ ,
ss Oners to pay the Expenses mm; _'___ ..m c: 3‘: mm » be noduputemegurdmg the payment, of. any a

red in issuing the bonds and to pro-
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~l)ill;...a.s»tlm.otmoolled.chock returned. to you is ,

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i Maj. George I‘. Demarcst, aged :2l ‘ aleg‘nlt-reoeipt.. _

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Edwards was arraigned . . . ' . . ‘0 -——~—=="‘"" "
. , "' ' ‘ Tlieach Wednesday afternoon; Mal. Thursdav night in the Darlcn c Wescordinlly mute your“ Chesm‘fim ' i

“A , . _‘ . onrt on , .. .. 4 : "ITESI; .- .t Fun: -. . t' .
fin”ReI-::::;: Dggiltlcflon and Destruc. Dentures! had been in poor health torn charge of dosertlon., Edwards served 2:101:31!“ you.“ complete. safety {on your: BEDOlngogrsluly$75ltofirg5OIvfiuyéuflplfid¢gmahggspg $851100” :
- movement must several months during which time he: in the “"my about three yearsa ' e' ' ' I ‘ (thug wonderful ’ ' . ‘ . 1| ‘ A A
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“mo :1;an both, as science tells us th.tt.underwe.nt two operations. He wasivvan stationed rt Fort McKinley, Mp. DEPOSITOR‘Y’ FOR , UNITED.- STATES: 3°“ ' ‘ . values before buying. ’ ‘
. 95 cannot occupy the some well known in business and social clr-‘lt is not known if he served his full GOVEMNT. ' k

 

fixe‘nlhEanure Ninth so the new clcs. and leaves many triendh. Forty term or not but however, how»
”a. recedes I 3:11:29 only eat the old years ago Maj. Denial-est Joined thepplaced on the reserve list. A few
“to" the 0“” Gaza-email: do.- 32d Regiment of New York Engineers» weeks and he was summoned by mail

tin of the old I. the .. itho tintruc- and m actively connected with it for. by the government oflclaia to report

.. or olectl m o! the ad- :5 mu. m the int 15 "on, how- to New York as ho was to return to .
Wm“ m “M“ 7. our. m «at». its had been retired. Bolldeo tats-the army; Edwards failed to report 1 ‘
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