Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 22, 1918 · page 4

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:e ar Savmgs Mass Meetlng
At the Armory next Monday Night
« All Of N orwalk will get together.

For an evening of intellectual enjoyment.

Hon. G. w. WICKERSHAM ex-Attorney General will

speak on a topic of Vltal interest to the nation.

DAVID BISPHAM of Metropolltan Opera House fame”

Will Sing 3

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There Wlll he soul-stirring patriotic music by a mllltaryr '1,

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And fiiere will he the most inspiring audience Norwalk has ever seen. You will be

one of this audience-«make up a party '

No solicitation Gi pledges or contributions at this meeting. Admission is free. No1 ~I -. f

tickets. Just a great enthusiastic get-together of all NorWalk.

' Great tasks are easy when performed by many hands

 

a little more-«make up for some slacker.

Let us GDJOY ourselves together next Monday night,

And work together all the time

To help our soldiers and sailors--—to support our City---to strengthen our CGuntry--— ,
to liberate Humanity!

 

This space contributed by the South Norwatk Sen tinet.

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SATURDAY, m 22, 1818 "l .

? : We yOur pledge to Save War savings Stamps a generous one. Do your part and f

 

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