Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 12, 1918 · page 7

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NEllill 6.090 0f
Clilfllfillllli HEN

 

Despite the fact that more

since April 1. enlistments still con
Lane to be heavy.
600 volunteers

COAL
That’s All

many of them are still volunteering.

out additional calls for
woodmen. etc..

3.000 men
for the 20m engi

the Connecticut recruiting district

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ling: into other branches,

‘ the reserves.

 

Miss Lillian Pinch of Putnam aver, Bridgeport. Waterbury. New Bil-'1

llue, who was operated on at the lior- .tain. Hartford and New London re-:

[cruiting stations are accepting men'
daily for very branch of the army.
Those desiring information about the
with the.

'—DANCING IATURDAY NIGHT ;above stations or visit them or com '

walk hospital Tuesday for appendi-
citis, is improving nicely.

‘army should communicate

 

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Town Assembly 'Hall. Grace Bros. 8-. municate_W.

piece orchestra—Cathedral Chimes. WED, COURT LATER.

 

 

George D. Krats. formerly with tho Armenians (Choose Girl First, Take
Norwalk Rubber and Tire company. Chance on Love.
is now superintendent of a similar‘
plant in Ohio.

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, ' 5 tering,

 

writes Hester

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started out on .33 annual tour of Nor-
walk and surrounding communities. be a
selling ‘Middlebrooks' Almanacs. '

‘ before marriage.
. An Armenian man generally picks

 

-—Tbe last episode of “The Fighting out his‘ own wife, on whom he has.
“ seen and approved. But he does not’
icourt her: instead he goes to her pain

Trail," at the Regent tomorrow.

 

ents and makes very careful lnquin
The Hotchkiss Manufacturing 00.. ice as to her health. disposition and
manufacturer of stapling machines, housewiiery, after which he bargains
keenly for ‘hrr dot. Without a dot
are swamped with war orders, both by I _ .
Am in irl ma scarcel man
the. United States and the British and a“ r e“ a g y y

French W” departments The "39'”, The American principal of a school

are used in holding loose sheets in mll- for g\rnit-nlun girls in Turkey re-

Ital'y reports together. lceived a great many applications for
I

‘neiglihorhood. Onre she received a
The papers have been picturing Pri- letter which read something like
vate Israel Putnam oi the United this:
States Marine corps, a direct desecnd- “Your Noblencss.

“Mitdatiiolselle: i wish to marry
ant. filth generation," of Gen. Israel one of tho girls in your school. Will
P “mam“: 0” Pm ‘°‘ w'm’l‘m you get line little Aznif. her at the
county. He enlisted in the Marine curlv braids and strong eyebrows?
corps soon after the war was declared.

.— .then i will take Marian. witlu the
blg'hlack eyes and the shining teeth;
. or if i cannot have her. I wlsh Zer-
bound east continue to pass along the rooheu. with the straight features
Shore ”“0 ”UPON! daily in large and white skin. But do not offer me
numbers. The tonnage on the same any other. for I love only these

three." ‘
has been increased and theyare now ‘lnl‘the same school occurred the

hauling their regular number of cars, 1mm“ exprrience 0|. Schnorrig. Dik-
"th case. an'hnd (some '10 her father and bar-
'Kfllnl‘il for her. When she was told
of the impending marriage she was
witty and sad. for she had read Eng-
lish books [and did not Wish to he
sold to a husband like a bale oi rugs.

 

Freight trains laden with coal

The postponed annual meeting of
the Home Chapter of the King's
Daughters and Sons will be held at the

South Norwalk M. E. church Thurs. But she left school and let her moth- _

or prepare her trousseu. At the
iormal betrothal she and Bikan met
for the first time. When the priest
put the question whether she was
lwilling to be betrothed to the man
{she shocked all relatives assemble-l
—Clcarance sale unox lithium in few“, may by a bold “No."
South Main street, South Norwalk. The, priest argued with her. and
the irate lather would probably have
George F .White and sister. airs. forced her by pushing her head for-

rd had not Dikan declared that he
Edward Kellogg of Ward srtoet, have lliled her spirit and would not have

returned from the funeral of their sis- her “wed to take him. so the party
ter-inlaw. Mrs. Thomas E. White Ofwhroke up in tears and lamentatlons.
Danhury. Mrs. White was formerly‘ But the two young peopleingt 03::
Ilsa Nellie Casey of this city. and herl 21:23:]; '23:: dz: ii‘itilfetreztni: each
many friends will be shocked at the oth er. so the "on, ends with 3 happy
“d “‘3‘"- marriage after a nal American court-

ship.

day. Jan. 17. at 3 o'clock. A recep-

tion to meet the oilicsrs will be held

at the close of the meeting and a large
. attendance is desired.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There‘s a reason

The llerman Army
Shoe

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business main during lift.
will. mbio your homo?
so more smitten“! M
your estate after your death.

'Do ytirtu'lisitlliiig'm'h

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ALREADY lN ARMY

than
‘ 345.000 volunteers have been accepted
ior the toguiar army in this country

All Kinds of Shoes

are accepted daily
throughout the country. Connecticut
men under and over the draft age are
unusually interested in the army for

This week the War Department sent

steers. the largest resident in the

World. 7,500 men. Other calls- were
I3 Wt. m made for the aviation section medics
department. ileld artillery. cavalry,
etc.
u 1.! Major W. A. Mercer commanding

sees no let-up in recruiting. He is
highly pleased wiih th edevelopments
. ‘—--—-~"—"""'" [in this state and the big response to
call for volunteers. Already the state
. l is nearing the 6.000 mark for army
.lenlistments and Major Mercer says
> ' ews ‘l'that this is a splendid showing for

Connecticut as the number does no

.take into account the many men go-

. especially

Armenian marriages are always an-
iranged. the question at love not on-
Donaldson
..icae. bread and pie. Banner Elk-i Jenkins in World Outlook. 1 remem-
ber when the principal of an Amer-

ican school said to one of her teach-
era who was contemplating matri-
Georse W. Hodges of Broad River. mony: I“l hate to tune you go but
now over haw-nu years oi age. has i should not mind so much if you
layed hint," that the Armenian drew-
herself up indignantly; she would not,
0 unmeldenly as to love. a man

wives from the Armenian men of that

()r if you cannot obtain her for men

1'"

Susan larietta loCue. Mary Fran : Donald W and Donald Camp
oes Roma and Katherine Frlel Mc- bell. trio Nor-wall boys who have
Done-ugh cf Danbury; Mar Ella Ma- born at Fort Slocum. N. Y_ kvr some
Urey cf lin‘lcl and Anastasia Calli- titm. were on \‘ieinw lay transit r.“
«in.» Ei-liles oi ltdge'fieid. Were mom- to Arizona to enter in: cavalry set:-
bers of the class oi nurses graduating ice. it is not iznoun present in
from St. Francis’ hospital. Hartford. what point they went. “at?! lot-"i3
last Saturday. ilishn-p John J. Titian tut-n were employed at :32" i‘airlield
weenie-1 their iguana. Counzy National habit.

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For All Kinds of People

Shoes for General Wear, Shoes
for Business, Dress Shoes,

I . School Shoes

su nuns or "my to sum:

CONNEALLY &_BRACKEN

0: Washington Street. South Nos-walk.

 

 

 

 

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Hay. Straw, Feed, Gram, Salt

and other family supplies
Hill ANYTHING WANTED CALI. 0N

RAYMOND BROTHERS

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IOIDAY, ”BINARY 4TH.

OnthatdateallthstOmodelsmgoingnpioum,
admubohlf-redneinglodelsaretobeSJn
Wewillaontinutosollallthssenodslsaipresenipricss
uptoandindndinglaturday,hbrnary2isd.
Pactiesual economy. Buy now and save.

 

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ThisBankbeliwssimpliciflyhithcpo-ibilflluandtho

future for this town.

Asarsoogniaedfactorinflsdovslomatwesnparfiew

larly interested in its industrial growth.

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‘and cost less than
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mm AUTO DELIVERY.

RAYMOND 8i SON

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. Electrical laziness-s and contractors
l 134 Washington St. ’ Phone ‘50. So. Nomlk.

 

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Let Pans Come To You
You don’t have to go to Paris. Paris
comes to you in the beautiful ccllcc-
lion of chic designs in The Winter
Fashion Book. You have an almost
bewildering choice of styles. Smart,
practical, ‘up-lto-date and easy to
make. And ,what a' saving for you!
Every sin 1: design in The “In!!!

 

 

 

' Knit Goods
sum nouns $1.75 I
carats m colors Q‘s-60s
cannons Genomincoion.......... 350—19:
W'lmliacolon.......m.3u-30c—50¢
son'oaom
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look exactly like the ’dcsigns. And
don’t forget that Pictorial Review
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