4 n
wan'rsn. i To LET. i
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I . ' Y : - ,
,1 WANTED—AOUNG MAIN TO RUN TO LET—4200M
Sin: elevator. Lounsan-y 8:
25x30 -. - 0F-
5” 3t; llaviland block, 94 Washington street.‘;
'e‘ WANTED—YOUNG GIRL
' 11th, (than. Tel. 54 Wilton.
‘ WANTED—GARDNER DURING THE
walk.
Jnedintcly for list. Franklin Institute.
iinquire Hotel Bristol.
FOR SALE.
Mathewson? f, . - . FOR SALE—HORSE AND COVER-
I ice or busrness purposes. . Irst lloorpcd wagon. Cheap. Crescent Laundry.
Business and Professional
Cards. Miscellaneous Ads;
In this page, Twenty-Five Words or
Lest. 25¢. Three Titan, 50. r
31.0.. machine- «Capo Double Price.
week
s5 3t
WANTED — YOUXG
couple want three or four unfurnished
looms in refined. quiet neighborhood,‘
near center of town. Private bath and
toilet desired. Address 1. S. F. care of“
Sentinel, ‘
MARRIED M
TO LET~7 ROOMS To RENT Anni
modem improvements. Centrally lo-_
rated. Apply to Taylor & Golden. 55 3t
T0 LETwTHREE
WALL" STREET, 10:30 a, m—Sup-
porting orders offset further liq"da-
tion at the opening-o!- today's stock
market, although rails and other stand-
ard shares were again under pressure.
U. 8. Steel opened with 3,000 shares at
10610 105 3-4, against yesterday’s final
price of 104 3:4. Bethlehem and Lack-
owunnn Steels,‘ Central Leather,
American Sugar, Maxim‘s and Terms
Cowpany comprised the other strong __
issues at advance of 1 to 3 points. Mother Gonzata.
Most of these gains were reduced 09.: NEW ROCHELLE, N. v., Sept. 5.4
fore the end of the active first half Mother Gonzata, hilstresngM-al of:
hour, rails becoming more irregular. {children at the College of New 110-!
ichelle, died yesterday of heart disease.1
WALL STREET, Noon-"DQCII'DE‘S‘She was a daughter of the late John?
Brother Boniface, 0. '8. F.
Brother Boniface, O. S. F., died Mon
day at St Francis Monastery, Brook-
‘lyn. He was born at Huntington, L. 1.,
'-fiftty~eight years ago, and had been a
member of the Franciscan order twen-
‘ty-seven years. He taught in the par.
'rochial schools many men now promi-t
heat in verious professions. He leaves
two sisters.
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m. man“. ”at.“ a.
minimums TO ALLIES
wrh‘v :gun~___,__.,r ‘
“’ASHINGTON, Sapt. 5—hour; ‘
$100,000,000 each to Great Brimin oi "
France were made by the govern” ,
today. bringing the tool advanced as. .
Allies up to 52.260.400.000.
55mm
READERS?
VMIEWS
smm. ,
(Special?! Sale-on 130900
This:Weok;E "
Ford Tires.
L. EFFRON
w. W V‘-
FLAX HILL GARDENS ROBBED
Editor Sentinel:
Some folks on Flax Hill say that the
55 0t ,
complete. Tcntrally
been drafted into the army will sell it
iat a. reasonable price. Apply Curl Bren-
PLEASANTinw' box 10 marten.
FOR SALE—A BARBER SHOP
located. Having
w
SE. 3t
rooms, second floor. 'Benedict sl:-oct.l
Rent $8. Garage for one automobile on,é
Benedict street. Inquire
avenue.
TO LET—1 HENRY STREET, SO.1
Norwalk. 1» rooms. Rent $9. lnquirc‘
Mrs. S. A. Youngs, East avenue. 5 43i
TO LET—FURNISH ED
FOR
lighthouse work and to help with-
bztby. Tel. 1831 Mrs. C. S. Byxbee, 3
(‘edar street.
54 Seavievv;
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WANTED—DAY l.ABL7§ERS. Al’r‘
ply it}. ill. Mills, Crunbuvy. 55 Lil
. . .. - .
WANTED~MAN EU“ \rlhAlhnAl.
farm work. Raymond & Ambler, Wil-
E.
. Furs: Sales and exchange stables.
{Phone 874-12. 54 3t
port home: acre garden, house, barn,
‘ llennery, fruits, berries, shrubbcvy, trill
- fine condition."
HOUSE etc. 1). Hull. South Norwalk.
FOR sACE-wouk :iOR‘SE.
FOR SALE—ATTRACTlVE WEST-l S
I
Near depot, stores,
from Nov. 1st. 1917, 13 rooms, 2 baths,'
situated about ten minutes' walk from:
railroad station. Reasonable rent, to
WANTED.“ DNA)" kOR LALN right party. inquire of Justice (ll-1119111,;
5.) 3i
- ,«d—q
(ll‘l’ WOFK and cleaning. Apply at 42 - . . . .0; good tannin land at Conn turn
, , ‘ agent, 13:) Flax Hill Road South N01'- 5 ' ‘ l . . . ,,
“est avenue, .\0l‘\'\’:llk. s5 3! ' 54 Gt‘pike. Mrs. R. Tarlov, 10 Grove streetmmms elseuheie. Sttels,
walk.
. T
-vated houses with improvements. Sev 9
oval barns on premises and 15 acres
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FOR SALE—T‘NG NEWLY RENO-I
I375,000 shares. ,
Bonds were heavy, the Liberty issue‘ LOCOMOTIVE BUILDING RECORDS}
arovevlnl; the wide range of 99.8; :
329 7t I 99.63. ;
ay. Rails continued to be freely of—f
tilts of the first hour aggregated
til
‘Tl'ALL STREET, 1;3o p mgmns; comotivcs a dav is the. new record of,
participated in mp ful-[hgr improve- manufacture achieved this week bthill drive away the cloud of gloom,
ment of the noon hour, Pennsylvania the Baldwin Locomotive Works.
t'rullyiutz to 50 78 with gains of, 1 to 2
Coppers ll,— of its engine
'and equipments also were better and turning out locomotives of the large,
loved, Pennsylvania declining apoint: Lizzie Miklo,
to 49 5'8, the lowest quotation in over daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mik-T box-hood.
twenty years, A few other important lo. of 5 Oijenn street, died this morn-
Hacks fell under yesterday’s lowestLing. The funeral will be held at St. ,
lm’ela, but recovered towards noon on_Laudislaus Church, tomorrow morning Please Dill the following in your who
[the coder tone of the. money marketfnt 8 o‘clock. interment will be in Stinble 0809!“. The Sentinel.
, Mary's cemetery.
and rallies alternated during the mom-,Whalen of New York city and had‘
mg. 1!. S. Steel reacted to 104 5-8. been associated with the college fifteen gardens of hyphenated and alien resi-
laler advancing to 106 3-8, and other years. '
leaders fell and recovered in the same;
Lizzie Mlklo
the three-yeanold
BROKEN
PHILAI‘ELPHIA, Sew. 5.——Nine It)-
The
company is devoting its entire capac-
builtiing plants to
‘dents are'nm subject to loot, that oth-
iers are systimaticallv and effegtually.
irobbed. President Wilson's embargo
,might well be enforced in this neigh-
3 Rowan St.
1'01. 1906.
Ballroom;
i- Dear Mr. Editor:
Let Us Smile
The thing that goes the. farthest
toward making life worth while,
(That costs the. least and does the most
I is just a pleasant smile.
:The smile that baffles from the heart,
that loves its fellow men,
1 and coax our the Sun again.
{it’s full of work and goodness too,
' With manly kindness bent
it's worth a million dollars
g'lonic, Stimulant and Appcm
v.1 "BAXTER ‘ '
III-null: '
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Barker Motor Waco
:three or four years old is in both“
. condition for service now than my
gMotor Truck of equal council!
iratlng sold about the same limo.
THE BARKER FAGTOBY~
fig
——~r»
81 75312
TO LET—4 ROOMS 0N MORTON
avenue. Rent, $9. With barn $11.50. 1n—‘
‘Iquire (Sumu-ll Keplin, 37 Water street,
lSouth Novwnlk. ' 84 3t.
llztvia. Elliott
his! .\'or
day. (lood wages, Mrs.
M I eel, Gregory Boulevard.
.. H. a...
”A...
WANTED—HUNDREDS. GOVEllN-i
nieut war positions open. Men-wo-j
. . a new cot-
men wanted. $100 month. erlc lm-‘
month or for the. winter
(ago on the beach at. Rovmyton. lilo ,
ern conveniences. Apply A. C. Pitt, 46:!)
FOR
ulldiug. Tel. 535-2.
SALE—FAMILY
‘wiih onchalf acre of land on West
Norwalk Road near Connectiwt Turn-
‘ Iptke. Must be sold at once. to close;
To LET—FURNISHED in: THE estate. Small amount 010““ r”(lllh‘is-cbooi formerly conducted by 'Miss
“1» “8‘31“?" 0“ mill-188“- inqulminotta and his? n‘vlngton will be con-
d..K“°gh & Candee. Attys. United Bank: gown,“ with
IlOUSE‘ rise in call money to 5 per cent.
lps‘iccs mounted all around despite the type, most of them for war service. l
‘ All locomotive building records
. have been broken by the. achievements 'l
f of the past few weeks. Only two years:
ago the concern pointed with pride to;
Its record of 30 locomotives a month!
In the next few months, going at the
present rate, it, is e‘ntected that more.
than 225 It month will be turned out.
'l‘IIt-sc are (ill lIII'go engines of the
“ANNOUNCEMENT
’l‘lIc kindergarten and primary
;, the Hillside School;
iwliere Miss llyington will be. associat-
il)cpt. 281}. Rochester, N. Y.
-mm- -M.w.»—~ ... -~-....,.-..
WANTED—410 BUY ALL KINDS:
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for cattle. H. Friedman, 35 laly
ounce. Tel. 1151. 120 if
WANTEOZBOYS“ " Fulfil "'10
to 17 to assist in grocery store. No ex-
and
"+0 LEE—NEW 7 noon nIINGAl
ments, 4'! Lincoln avenue.
TO LET—3
movements, lmcdluio posxeasion. Rent:
:10. inquire 53 Unborn nvcuuc, 021st}
pcl'iczlt‘t' necessary. Steady work , .
chance for advancement. Apply in pen NOI‘Wfllk. 51 3t; 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK'
poll any time before? p. in. to Modern ”'"“ "' i ‘ ' “W” """‘““" "'
Grocery (‘0. 103 Cedar street. 5-1 (it' TO'LET—STORE 297 WASHWG’l
ton street East Norwalk. Apartmentsl
209 Washington street. Elli-it Norwalk
and 59 0mm street, Norwalk. in-
quire 04 South Main street. Tel 00.
‘ MONEY sAVEb”‘"‘""
By giving me your order for my:
WANTEID—IZIICN, WITH EXPERI-
cncc to grocery business. Salary and
liberal commission to those who quot?
ii‘y. Apply in person any time before,
'2 p. m, to Modern Grocery Co., 103
CI-tlal‘ street. .. S-l (it
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WANTED—~EXPERIENCED CARD?
.—
wlilch give lasting service—~Try
be convinced.
_ leuna Now~IInme and hunt, I-IIWWW‘L
low. Oak floors, all modern improve-1“,“ don't wait. until .n ma starts‘: -~~ ,
51 63ithen say why didn't I?
NICE 000518. ill-i Ask John-VT. Haves
“WHOM Ml‘l‘f’t. SIiInIford. COHD- v.30? ~[VH0Mm'EMl’tl‘OWJ-llo‘li'tfwfiwai
' ‘untll prices advance then be sorry.
Real Estate—Insurance
trillions:
NOTlCE
”Id-ub-
~ Public
41! ,
People Recognize Enllghtenin to thet .
9
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special hand made leaders and cutter-8‘ If your visiondx deft“. ivu and you
andxwartt your eyes examined be alive to:
Plumbing, lientlngqsee the eye doctor's. graduate pbyui5T
t r—tl with Miss Haywood in charge of
complicated typo. Twenty-five thou-
de‘l stIlIti men urc employed.
| .
‘IIItI kindergarten and primary
fl—A-‘I
“1
She Has Sent Seven Sons to the War
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I4:13x. (except Saturdays) 4:23. 513:,
5:29. 6:00x, 0:03r 8:10x 9'28
‘ . . l n - limbs. .-
.II.st, 12.00x. Chiropractors remove the 99‘!”
i . . Sunday. disease and pain, health is 1'08 .
A. hf.—~6.00. 8:001, 9:00x, 9:21; through harmonizing the nerve“ art;
not: by the year. Apply llv. lllll‘tl, Sun-
slntc roofing. lawn mowers sharpened. clone, tut these are the only Iletlplc‘i
. 'I . . .. .t . q
mind MAM“, 101043.011. M "t Henry A. 11015010121. 50 Water Street. who have tested the eyes of our aol'i
- T 1'.~3.3. ' ‘ i
WANTED —— HOUSE 7 ROOMS 0 1‘ “wig . i
1\now further the school teachers.
'with impTovcmcnts and 2 to 10 acres
land close. to town, Price $5,000 to $10,-
000. Address box 625, South Norwalk,
send- the children with poor t-yc sight?
only to the physicians for examination}
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of the eyes. 1
BUSINESS NOTICE.
RELIABLE DEALING
Conn. . $4 3tgin rugs, iron and metal is our method If you amp; mm m on ”m . O-u'
’ - —'We buy anti scll everything second Brand's made up 91,33,” m .
I - EMBROIDERERS a ' . l .
l-Irtmtxlhfillzws for home work Also band, 0 large stock of second hand from $1.35 to $25" and “I... . . .
contractilrs ‘0‘ South Main street Flor“ goods always . on hand. We pay as GUY-"191." f“=-“0"l"(l 0'10 f '1 i ‘- ‘ 4
it S‘utll”\';ir\vullt ‘ ‘ ‘ L ' .84 "I; good as the next man and. treat you bers-nccovdlng to our IItlverii inc?
5' o . ' .. .betlcr, Get ll square deal. Philip P. mailer. Ask for the lens numbers——
get acquainted with them.
Pick out. that, which suits you best
on n monib‘u trial.
The made up glasses we soil will not
injure or hurt your eyes-I Um. you must ,
W'»‘~"“"""‘ " .3 Mulroney, {.2 Van Zant street. T619-
WANTED—-—OLD FALSh TLLTH'IpthO‘HSZ‘S‘. ,
'Dou't, mater if broken. I pay $2 to 015', f _ ’ .._.- .-.- -W. _’ W_ ’ , _
per set. Send by parcel post and 10': PAINTING - PAPER-HANGING
ccive check by return mail. 1.. Maxim; decorating. paintcr's supplies; wall
2007 S. Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pa.§ paper, unto-date styles, lowest prices.
' iEstimates cheerfully given. Trial or- decide ” you will buy‘tbem, frames
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander Largest; “0°“ in. enses, ‘ '
lmountings and repair parts at all
- M... 1..-... _ * ipvices. ' .
A. Prescriptions for glasses carefully
Iiillcd. Lenses duplicated. .
Charles Brand, expert walcllmaker.
ADVANEEEUARI] 'jcwelot'ond npticlan‘ (over ”we“;
ATEAMPBEVlNS years' experience). 134. Washington
I
i street, South Norwulk, Com.
1 » ‘ . , N. n. This ad will be before the pub‘
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3 Avon,
l White, 01 1-2 Ely avenue.
JW AN’l‘
u—u
_-—-
WANTEDV— smummxnus. PAY?
:whilo learning.
llic in the new time table for the next
Mass, Sept. 5.«—'1‘ho od-‘f‘qix months.
Mrs. William .1. ”1105011, a widow, 01'1125 Gal-den street, lloboken, that
‘ New Jersey headquarters of plotter mun activity, may hold
in that she has sent. seven sons to th 0 war.
adiuu and Aluevicun armies. They are: Henry William ' Tisdnll, thirty~
eight years old; John 'i‘Ladail, thirty~foun Mark A. 'i‘lsdoll. thirty-two: 2
William Ottway Tisdall, 20: WNW T isdcll, 27; Edward Tlsdall, 25;
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They are in the British, Can-
Tt‘a- '
3
10:00:. 11:51x, 12:00x.
4:15, 9:19, 10:22x, 11:11x.11:58x.
Ily, Saturday only). 2:47 (Bridgeport
. only, except Saturday), 3:30r,
5:10. 6:21. 0:51. 7:083; ?:32 (Bridge
ANNUAL SUMMER va
ANOE SALE OF MEN’S
SACK sun's " ,
$15.00 Sumner Suits .10.”,
$15.00 Summer outta 011...,
$12.50 Summer Suit: 01%
Large assortment of Fabrlcl ll.
Models to choose from. .
and doesn‘t cost a cent.
.———-——-——-—-—-'
Milne! Advs. pay. 'I'rv one,
N. Y., N. H. a H. TIME TABLE
In Effect June 10, 1917
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.--1:39x, 5:35x, 5:49x. 6:08
6:572, 7:18x, 7:40, 7205):. 8:211: 8:461
(Mondays only 8:591, 9:2-1 {excep‘
Mondays) 9:39, 10:33x, 10:52x.
P. M.—-12:03..12:52 (Stamford onlv)
1:09x. 1:381. 3202):, 3:29, 4:32x. 5:22:
5:46, 13:02:, 6:26x, 6:47 Stamford on
.c..
Copyrighzélothingfio.
It!) 7:02;, 8:06, 9:20x, (except 6 N' Main St 50. No ‘
Saturdays) 9:58x,10:07x. ‘ "
Sunday:
A. M.——12:25x, 5:35x 5: :
91.9" 10:33:. ' m’ 8 6‘
. M.—lZ:03, 1:00x, 2:41x, 3:121
4:32:, 5:46, 6:021, 7:02x, 7:12. 7:451
7157):, 8:061,. 9:58x, 10:07x, 10:40
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. 111.4210, 5:30, 6:3l,8:00x,8:51x
9:15,10:03a.10:06,10:50x.
P. M.-—12:03x, 12:45x. 1:06,
‘ruruuw SCIENCE
DEFINITION or cHIaopaacflg
Chiro motto is the definition of It”
muse all the disease and um mm
adjusting the same. Disease is M
by a wrench, twist or sprain in , ‘
back. Even It done in child v
It creates pinched nerves and point
tutor life in the different organp
1:091
1020311, 10:50:.
P. M.-—12:10, 1:03x, 2:00x, 3:351
:02, 5:251, 6:00x.7:10x.8:10x, 9:001
terns in your body. Female tron“!
given special attention: also curv‘
If the spinel You will never r
giving the Chirpmctor 0. ohm
lelp you. .
Magnetic treatments given also. _
T.‘ FRANCIS; II. c .
N Washington St.. So. Norwallc. 00‘
Graduate from Palmer Bchoo ‘
REED 0 001K "
A
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A. lll.-—-l2:26x, 1:13Ir, 5:37, 6:01
P. hi.~l:20. 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only) 2:34 (Bridgeport on
4:25.
port only) 9:25, 11:08.
Sunday:
A. M.——12:26x, 1:13x, 7:43. 9:10
10:19, 11:12. 11:58x. ,
P. M.—.2:10x, 3:11x, 4:42x, 6:331: n ‘ ’
ms, 7:08x, 8:83,, 9:25x, 10:10: ELELTR‘CAL C0.
11:16:,(Bridgeport only). I _
NEW HAVEN” 1?. KSOUTH NOR- The Only Fully Equipped
A. M.—-12:25x, tzasx, 4:53x. 5:20 , ELECTRICAL} SHOP ,
0:50, 3:053:30, 2:41;, 113200. 4 35 In the Town
P. M.—— :17, :1 x, :40x, : "
5:13x, 5:32x, 5:37, 6:11x, 0:51. AUTO SUPPLIES, _ ‘
“8*: ‘ Phone 805—50 So. Maui‘s .
, Sundays . _
A. M.—4:35x,. 4:33;; 7:55, 8:30: So. Norwalk, Musrc Hall Bit.
9:41x, 11:00. _ . r ,
P. hi.——12:17x, 1:55x, 2:23. 3:401 w
4:35, 5:13x. 6111:. 7:05x, 8:53. 9:18!
9:35. 11:30:.
South Norwalk to Danbury'
A. ll.4:13, 8:27, 9:59x.
F. 11,—]:27. 1:5tx. 2:43 (Saturday
only) «30:, 5:27. (Except Saturdays)
6:25.
Sunday:
A.‘0l.~9:25, 10:29x.
P. lit—2:15. 7:20,
Dsnbury to South Norwnik
STGRES.
ANY '1an
iva
no? guard of men selected by the:
""‘ ‘ " ' ‘I‘cve Tisriall, 23.
A M.-6:00, 1:25, 7:55x, (Monday:
Cl“efl PeabOd ' 33‘ draft from New England and North,
- . , 50m New York for service in the New:
:National Army arrived at, Gnmpi
‘ i'Devins today The Weather was in~‘
, . . ., 5 spiraling, the hills of Central Museum»,
, "I; f, . O~ =usetts standing ‘out‘ sharply Hgilil’lsti
I‘llzo blue sky of a typical New Engl.
Iland autumn day ,the coolest of the
season. ‘
fl
'FOUND
,have its men on the ground; Coming '* d Is to ho hold on Thurs“ .
__ {from "down East” on a night train. "adjoume sa 1 17 t 2 mi
‘ ' , . , :they arrived early in the morning and day, September 6th’ 9 ' a‘ p.‘ " "
FQU Mite—A PO‘CJxETBOOIx SMALL' were permitted to sleep In their cars. Fixtures include: Ford delivery
- amount of money on Van Znnt strcgt. ‘ shunted on a aiding, for several hours ,automobile, cash register, coma
Labor Day. Call 52 van- zttnt stt-ent.§bef0r0 coming over to the camp. I
3,. Mulroney. ; Shortly after 6 0.; m., little gr ups;
,o .01 two or three men, resident‘s ofI
NOTIOE
Adjourned Public Auction South Nor-
walk Store'of The Beers Meat
& Provision Company
The undersigned trustee
lrupicy will :zcll’tho furniture and fix-
Tm State Of Main‘ was the “’51- m“lures of the South Norwalk store at an
muting track, and platform scales.
meat slicer, ice box and other fix-
‘ Termstlo per cent. cash, bal-
in batik-
Henry Ti:dall is. now Lion-in: in t be British army, Edward is with the
Canadians. and Victor is in England with the Scots Canadians: Mark is
also :I member of a, British regiment.
of the Eleventh Rc.I\‘lueIIt o'f Engine era in the American army, John and
L William are 0150 with the American forces. ‘ '
Travers is a member of Company A '
tonlyl 8:35 (erospt Monday), 10:05:
{11:50. '
P. M.-l:3?.x,
iSotuqdaya).
The oorhamfcb.
DECORMT©R
7:07, 8 : 301:, (except
Sunday-
A his-17:506.
P lit—12:05. 6:48. 7:18. 8:88!
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MAY vors TODAY ON WAR Bonnet
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5,—IlouSe tie-l
bullion the flint-18,945,460 war bondl
lan‘d certificate bill continued today‘l
with prospect of 0 final vote being;
reached before night. No serious oppo-~-
sition to the billllas developed so far, ~
and its passage in virtually *the form.
‘ . . ‘ - ., ‘ {AW and nearby towns. plusented {“3'95' . resorted to he House a cared cer-
NATIoNAL ARMY. ON WAY TOYIhcruselves at headquarters. Irwasmnce on deliVerv-ol assets-v . min, 7 i . W I ’
CAMP. .(‘Xl'i‘mtd that before 01am; one nevi LEO DAVIS, Representative Moore. of Pennsylva- “‘Twelvet‘oi'rthe greatest
.._.;_ .(‘t‘nt (It the 43.438.an certified from. Trustee nla, continued his tight ‘to sccuvethe. both classical andvpopular 11
, i ll '5 . .
WASHINGTON, Sent. . 1| fiction to form the 76th Dm l
thousand mom-the first increment of in the cuntomuent.
the National Army, are on their way tof ,
mntanmcnts today, to begin training. “my ”1"” from ”‘9 9m"- This “'3“
for col-vice overseas. . I that n contract for the removal .nf
Wilson and final instructions from lo- ‘bfien awarded
cs! exetnptlon boards yesterday. they.
“we"? were allowed to, mail their: "‘2 “‘Wrnmvm trim for to.» pm,
, tit-gov for onto your. "for fifth, oftho 'Etxhtltfllatrlct'l live ,per
1.3: 10310 at home but the . silence hilt covenant of tho Giulio , .1 ‘ p .
comm on WM , 303m". Slot. 5.~-»Mmt of tho . l i It}! mm migrants to: thonewratlonaihnggt.
“Under command M‘IWt
emu
iron m from Ih‘
Camp Ilevins will be kept scrupu-i ‘
assured today when it was announcedg
5-"ThiTtYI~‘ion oi the National Army would belcmcgda' pickéfi’wmowwdm.
l ‘ RI
C‘HlCAttO. Sept.
.
5.——.\frs.
‘ . all; , ' - . , ' married last nl lit
After receiving transportation cx-_ parbttno and waste twice daily lladisthlggfohggzeuertfio Francis 3911:)“,
, to I! soon Multicolor-Homer Member of the British Home
M “"2"” Th“ wmpanv I'lll carp! Commons. It ,wu announced today.
Francis Notion“ has unlined pronu-
Helen
Swift Morrie. widow of Edward Morris,
- adoption of his amendment providing
for a Congressional war expenditure
committee. Because President Wilson
still is opposed to the creation of such .
a committee, the Democratic leaders '
were determined todelcut, l: pssafille.‘
the Moore proposals. ‘ ‘ ‘ '
AN30NIA DELEGATION LEAVES:
ANSQNIA. Sept. 5.——Ssven men. one
.1.
" New Victory, ‘Recmds
_ for; September
> The. September 1100 centains 74 selections,.ofi‘ering an
admirableivarioty' of good music of every description. ,
. 1y war songs, dance numbers, children’s? songs; and stories, .
band marches. new popular hits - and. old-tibia favorites.
. We‘will consider it a pleasure: to play any music. you '
' wishinhotln .Stop'in anytime; ’ ._ -
.1
artists in the world” intei‘pret
timbers. Besides, there are time- ,.
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