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its collection at books.”
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sum . firsthand , 9‘
Jug! at ’18 to $35. nothing
more appropriate or becom-
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tnmnanxs slimmer:
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NWT!!! IOBEOAST
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forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
r and slightly cooler'flinight; Tues-
flay-partly cloudy; moderate west to
flonhwest. winds. The storm which
seed m’cr this vicinity on Saturday
A's-central this morning over Nova Sco-g
tip. -The pressure is near the. normal
Vith generally‘fuir weather from the
Lower Lake region southward to l-‘lor-
lda. A depression central this morn-
lng overd‘dasteru Nebraska is causing
oudyraud showery weather over the
Interior. Showers during the last
treatydour-houm were also ceporied
from Neither-a New England, Texas
nfl Nerlbera‘nocky Mountain dis-
trtcu. . Temperatures continue low for
'1“ season in the northeastern dis-
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.» Rev. 3!. J. Carroll. pastor ofSt. .Ic-I
aeph’a-{lhurch th‘riday, celebrated the
thirtyoocond'snniversary or his ordan-l
Iiatlon into the priesthood. ‘
9 -—-—-— l
“1:57 ..-—-.Aiteud the card party, Eastern;
. Studied. Tues. 8:00 p. m. Adm. 2'50.
—
The opening tennis matches for the
‘ [Estimator Cup, scheduled for Saturday
' ii thaliorwalk ’Country Club could
iotibofgtayed on account of the rain.
‘i‘ ‘- . ‘! ~. ,
,nrus aerate Semple. ol 1"le llall
, . oadflcr a number of years employed
‘3 duboflitioh in tho-office of the South-
,éird‘n'ew . England Telephone Co.
‘attomoy Richard H. .lt-elhnd today
entered the cmce of Judge John H.
Light to further continue the study of
law. Mr. Ireland will not sever his re-
lations with the South Norwalk post
.oiilce. for the present.
W
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.wlthETrlsll-am & Hyatt. has accented‘
Rogers 8: Stevens.
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
m
_‘Harry M. Lane severed his position
in the South Norwalk Savings Bank
this morning to enter the service of his
country.
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‘Alvia Brown. who was taken into
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{heights of align"
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-. t - aim-which has driven tile ah:- son will a". ashram irony. ..
(norm L1: ,
eoivcd toda by the -I
Whom e. _. Tug of soap. radar-mute!
. .. ‘fOfl’choivc operatwna by» our, and vogptablos. < _ ' ‘3
hogan.Sunday.”_sayii the. ' ' '"
i
4 just to the wast aspires. “After violent slime . ,
of the City of aims: The Ger: preparations that destroyed.“ , White‘ti'.‘ We“ drove.»-
. , 'mo failure meompleté. tam Fridses' except one, “is 'lmn"*"¥'l"vv'°"°‘~ l” “PM" ‘°“"""- ‘5‘
,, . the original blow on Saturday ‘diove forward with ifmllfllW‘im-l mates of an Austrian Cabinet.
NE WS - ' ,t. . _ - , , ipstua. Tbc'doodcd Piave contains“! “guanine. ho-cotnistsProauor
.' . ' . A'German attack on the Wench "thousands, of enemy corps’cai‘ 'Di-pop- '
’_ . -‘ at Antheuil, west of tht‘Oisfe,‘ was visions which had passed the Plant“ attain . .' . .
, g . ' baton 08 dnfiltnnday night ' {were decimated by 0“? artillery: 3 TMiiJllll! 1W 'on. “WWW
........ fBritiah , have tat-On P“? and infantry.” ' ' ' ' ‘- Idhoflu to the confident relations of
. WOWM‘ON- - oncra and in] c edt‘casnalties-in‘lw :- “Montana was attacked in three. the parties which. hitherto have at.
~ A very QlllOl- «admit was mined cal operations along their sectors. columns. Encmy'lines were at Celia ways stood up unconditionally for tn.
'on Thursday. done no. at me home of of the from in Ftfin'u', . meditations and Net-Veda “and intensts of ‘tbe‘ stats, to first I
Miss margsrot atoms Wilson. wnauj Shattered on the rock of Italian mccupied. From Mascnada' to’ln. all. the ”mum... .3 to how In
her sister, In. Henrietta Wilson resistance, the Austrian oflmsive Sardona, the Austrians first Myanmar-it of public affairs couldba
Bougbton; “I hurried to Dr- Willie!!! has turned into a retreat, and from ed our attacks desperately, ,but u‘gu'ruL 1 imerva “duo“ mmm
Noon, Tamper! Saracen. U- 3- A.. 0! Montcllo to the sea the enemy is finally were forced to retreattc the the request of resignation and moan-
Now York city. ghurring back across the Paive .begleft bank. Battle. continues fiercely while entrust you wltii'the fut-they di¥
The Duel-tins clergyman was union: the closely pursuing Italians.“ in the Sardona sector. ‘ortyrfil'e rectlon oi snail-s."
Rev. Jamel Benton Werner. rector 0‘. Austria 's defeat is being hailed thousand prisoners and enormous '
Grace Church bliss Willon (Ive bcr throughout ltaly and Allied counfbooty were captured by tile Ital-
ilistor in marriage and the witnomljtries, not so much because of the ians.
were Dr. James Glynn Gregory and Italian morale, which was shaken: “American airmen ' displayed
Hm Dotba Stone Pinneo. Thom were severely last fall by the Austro~ great bravery in the first encoun-
no anlted gueau.. Tho molly "I German offensive. Holding the tors. Lieutenant Young, attacked
:dmmw It 5330 O'clock will)" 89W final barriers to the Venetian Plaiiln by two Aus‘trian chasers, was ob-i
It 6 o'clock. and the bride and and Lombardy, the Italians byt e ligcd to Ian on the Lower Plays."
groom left on In early evenlns train steadfast resistance during eight; South of the Zenson bend, the ’c‘ofigflfimfl; h°'°v$’,"heme'
for a short wedding trip. idays of heavy fighting, turned the Austrians are fighting rcargual‘d‘mulster o, “rims“: T ”er "d
M. Moore has been a close friend great enemy onslaught into a dis- actions to cover the retreat of their! be able to recon ll “1:, "M" M"
t: the Wilson family tor a number of orderly repulse. main body over the. two bridges? and work in h c e t e r “fiance“
years. The bride has been a summer Whether the several enemy divi- they have left——at San Dona and: D 1' "may “m“ autumn.
resident of NOW/elk for love"! sea- alone on the western bank of ' the Grisolera, three and a half milcsl r. ertai. mmocr‘t' the dispatch
sons. where she in lusllv popullr- Paive will be able to escape capture‘ from the Adriatic.
Captain Charlell W. Bell and Niet- or destruction ill attempting to get‘ _ .
val H. Sharron attended the meetinx across tllc l’aivc to the opposite: MOSCOW. Tuesday. Iune l8 (As~| Discuss”! “91““ "111011 led W to
of the Republican County Organlaa- bank will be the most interesting soclated Prowl—An understanding the resignation of the Austrian cabl.
tlon in Bridgeport Saturday afternoon. development of 019 next few hours.“ has been reached between Russia and “et- a “9““ dispatch to the Vossls-
t
A Viennadispatch torthc Lokal An-
seiger of Berlin says the emperor lin-
doubtedly will refuse to accept the res-
ignation of the von Seydler Cabinet.
which will remain u constituted ex-
cept probably for the Polish ministry,
Herr von Twardowski. who will retire,
Polish club.
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butler iota tensor dhsctnaior,
cm. i,
adds. has been elected chairman of the‘
orient ' across the Plan," ia‘ an-l‘ .uluurygaounmmuaui lath-r unsignutazattn. an.
muleadihanolleial oablcgram-re: [to “1403.90. m'd‘auypr].
talian cm- loorwsoka‘ . “minute-rousin-
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! lieutenant .flwani G. Tamika... .
meat 79"! liomwmal-m Corporal
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v'ptasjthncs' t P. “(am Portsmouth“ ‘ 1 '
Ohio: ,1 Herbert I. minivan. Bonn,
i gm, hilarity wounded loci“... .
“Sergeant liar-tin Popiackl.' Ham-T
,laoro; 3 Private- _ James a 'Cle'uy,
Senate. a. Pal; William D. Hammer. .'
m moons scoot. Potufilkvn; -
amoral-u; ' rem renam-
;Psladu.'Nuaaa.. ‘ it". filz'ancaaeu.
consonant Panto“. Nuns: PM
Toughened". Pa: ‘
, rho wm~ dairies undetermined.
,iacludea Private Arthur Bimbo. New ‘
'Ha‘von. Conn. -
_~ nos-ma. Juno 24.-—'rbe manifesto
issued by labor members of the. W
government. moulding to aomiil'ofthc
morning newspapers. is connected '
with threats of a serious split‘in the
labor party. due. some papers say, to
clone of a pacifist group to-cntbaraaa
the government in the prosecution of
, the war. ‘
I a The Daily Telegraph says the party
stands in imminent danger of a clear»
age which will divide it into several
warring factions. The Telegraph
charges that a campaign is being
waged ruthlessly to force labor out of
the coalition government and brake up—
the administration.
George H. Roberts. minister of labor.
and George Nicoll Barnes. minister
without Portfolio in the War Sabinet
are quoted by the Daily Mail. as say-
I
I ' h _ ’ing in an interview that they are an.
"custody Friday evening. was taken to Captain Bell was a delegate to the The river is swollen and Vienna in: Aullrls thll. pending final Isleemrnl c e Zeitung of Berlin, ""5 um mm“ 8‘“ °‘ "me“ ”e” and °"'°“°"°¢
the Westport Sanitarium on Saturday Congressional convention. which was its latest communication seems to recording the repatriation of war pris- ”mm ""3 A““’°‘"““3‘”‘“ Fillet!“ “mum" of their Opponents within
by omcer Stratton.
-—Pineapplcs for canning, 31.10 doz.
Ghiotto's. Railroad avenue. Phone 1592.
The Round Robin series of the Foley
Tennis Club which was scheduled for
Saturday had to be postponed because
of the poor condition of the court.
Notice has been received by the lo-
cal police from the State Hospital, at (“W- Th“! “Mm“ ll "W enjoyable realize the predicament of the cue- to her advantgge, its an;- it“ the lnrger was out of the question, and also de~'
Norwich, that an inmate, Stephen Mc-
Ginnis, formerly of Ivy Place. this
city. had escaped from that institution
on Saturday. Mr. McGlnnis was tak~
?cn to the hospital ten months ago sub en
faring from an acute mental trouble,
and a sharp lookout is being lost. in
case he should find his way to his old
home here.
—-Plneapples for canning. $1.10 dol.
Ghiotto’a, Railroad avenue. Phone 1592.
MANY AT LECTURE 0N
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
(Continued from Fifth Page.)
———___
Thriving: "Pear thou not; for‘l am with
thee. Thou art my beloved child in
whom l am well pleased. All is good!
Awake than that steepest!"
What if the awakening does seem
slow? Thank God we have heard that
materiality with its lilannd woes does
not constitute the truth of being. and
are we being truly grateful for that?
it Is well to realize that gratitude is
the sure'symptofil of an aw'aite‘filiz:
bllt ingratltude, impatience, and dis-
couragement can mean only a prolong-
ed slumber. '
Conclusion
To earth‘s material dreamers. to the
dream troubled nations. Christian Sci-
ence. the liberator of mankind, echoes
the great call of Scripture: "Awake,
‘ awake: put on thy strength. 0 Zion:
pill on thy beautiful garments. 0 Jet
CAMERAS . rusalem. the holy city:. . .Shakc thy
' FILMS self from the dust. . .loose thyself
» from the bands ‘of thy neck, 0 captiVe
_PH0T0 SUPPLIES daughter of Zion};i . ."Breali forth in-
“ m. . _ to Joy. sing toget er ye waste places
.‘i S [SON POWELL of Jerusalem." "for the Lord God om-
} CORP. nlpolent relgneth.’ '
l moses Thelma—and Marlllda Eckart
dailies V. Nalon and J. Home llallor-
; Devens has retiirit'éd to his duties af- between. .
ter spending the week-end with the
. Tarlovs at 16 Grove street.
1
‘Brooklyn. are guests at the home of
held at the Hotel Strstfield. '
'be preparing for unwelcome news}, otters. able-bodied prisoners may be "male" “’0“ ""3 POSillOII that he was
Ilt dilutes at length on the burdclla’eacbanged immediately head for head unable ‘0 “1'"? ll “dilation lsalnsl
Fm" ”emem‘m “mm“ N- Smith. placed on the troops by the heavy in numbers as great as the carrying "‘9 “3m“ 0'. Elm 0818101!- !! the
“I” h“ ”’9" “"mdm" ‘ ".9" 'm' rains and the torrential l'aivc.icapacily of railroads and other means Pol“ demanded, been-e it was 8
M" ”mm" s“““’“‘“"- °’ “mm "L“ Most of the Austrian bridges are of transportation permit. It also stlp- purely internal affair. Premier von
nus, has returned to his-duties at gone and the Italian artillery is ulatcd that civil prisoners of military Seydler was ready to declare that the
camp ”"9“ ”3"”chusem' islill within 'range at points where . “'3 3““ 5° “leased. '98"an of Gallcia should conte'only'
me Austrians crossed and "ml Nosed-lions with Germany res-rd- by constitutional methods; namely, 'a
' the river bank where the Million "‘3 WWW" ”“0 been interrupted. lWO’lhlrdb' majority in the Rclcbatag.
“no hag held fast. ‘bccause Germany insisted upon an 91-. The Poles, however. demanded an
an motored m H°m°m°° 1"“ ”mp Undollbtely General Diaz’s men change head for head. which would be' “pressed declaration that partition
”I" ) gnly and their pursuit of tlle‘t'locing number of prisoners who would re mndln’s I binding promise from the
The Mm... um,“ .nd ”“5"“ Austrians will be pressed with alumina and work in Germany. The Rua- German parties regarding m‘nustro-
Drum of Elisabeth. N. J" were week- (lor. ill withdrawing from Mont. slans wanted all prisoners repatriated Polish solution,
cllo, tlic cucmy l'obtibl - will meet regardless of inequality of numbers . .
mgngxtzf 31:3“.gguzfl' Frank l with as much diffficult: as in get- The matter baa been submitted to WASHINGTON, June Zi.—The army
lung out of the rain-soaked low.:Berlln for adjustment. Russia’s con- casualty list today contained 62 names.
Chief Petty Officer Tracy B. A‘mblcr, lands along the lower reaches of I“! ‘0 the “chine With Mill?“ 0“ di'lde" 9‘ follows: .
of the N.w.l.fiegervei. and wife spent the i’iavc. To add to the troubles the head to head basis may be explain-i Killed in action. 8: tiled of wounds.
Sunday with Mr. Amble'r‘s parents: Mr. of the Austrian. command, their ed by.llle incl that Rust: has a areal 4: died 0' dlmse. '2: wounded severe
and mi. W. Fred Ambler. .advanc‘es across the i’aive have number ot/attstrlan‘a, but only 120,000 Iv. 45:- degree undetermined. 3.
~ been on unconnected sectors, with Germans. while Germany has several Killed in Action.
the “aliens holdingillc sectors ill million Russians. Corporal Prank A.‘Rafleriy. Armagb.
‘lreland: Privates Charles 8. Golden,
LONDON. June '2l.—'rhe ‘Brltish quulm.'Waah.: Philip Henry Gillie.
.—s—
Corporal David Gleaner of Camp
Prior [tithe beginning of the
enemy rctrcat there had been lit-
- .tlc infantry fighting;l along the
'Mlllfl Susan Miller hIfl returned to l’&i\v(a for forty,cight hours‘ The
ll" home in 3"“"°""- ““0" “WWW! llallllllli'llatl occupied tllc time in
several d3” 8‘ the “Om? 0' he" Shier-.sllelllllg tllc cuciny‘lincs and coin-
Mrl "1'0“.“ Schumann. {allinicatiolls’llcavily. ill the moun-
...._ . 'taius the situation is unchanged.
comm” Edward Weed. C“ A' ”N although the Allied artillery has
German positions south of Metereni’lln Salem. Ore: Joseph Kanleskl. Wocur
the Lys salient) last night. Many Ger-' welt; Russia; Joseph Savinaliyr War-
mails were killed and fifty prisoners: saw, Poland; Martin L. Shelton. Fay-
and some machine guns were taken by ettcvllle. Aria: Giro Ursolao. Worces-
the British, according to a statement ter. Mass.
issued by the War Olllce today.
made a successful. minor attack on (intuit; Willi Wayne C.- Jackson:
the party that they would gladly vo~
sign. but feel that by doing so they
would be shining their duty.
' The manifesto seems called forth by
the determination of the labor execu-
tive to move at a conference flu.
‘for Wednesday that the political truce
observed by the consent of all parties
since the beginning of the war he‘
terminated.
The Hagenbock—Wallacc Circus,
which figured in the train wreck MW
.tality near Gary, lndiana. last week .1 ex-
hiblted in several places in Council-
cut in May. and was in Danbury on
May 16th. The circus visited Celine»
.ticut for the first .time this. seam.
and after visiting two or three cities.
in this state and touching a few other
points in New England. started one!
to the MiddleVWcst. The show Fraveb
ed in three trains, comprising about
fifty cars, and appeared to be fairly.
well equipped. although much of its
rolling stock appeared to have been in
use a long time. The circus acts were
all of high class and some well known
performers were included in‘ the ma-
ter of the company. ' "
I
——Advart.lac in the Sentinel.
l
The statement reads: “A successful
_ . . . ~mlnor enterprise in which many Ger-
Austrian “them!“ claims 0‘ the mans were killed, fifty prisoners cap-
capturc of 40000 prisoners and on mm} “d some machine guns taken,
Alltctl a": 108““ “Ff declared to be, was carried out by our troops last
flllts‘lflf‘dllll n Mimi-official listed», nlshl south of Metorcn.
field "ll iomc {3:1 was??? um‘fii “Casualties were inflicted on the
i n “n Oh‘iosjn I a “0 ‘cnemy and a few prisoners were can
"d a"?! ““85"": aggregate 40'0303 lured by us during the night in raids-
< s a l
365:3“!infinig‘TnfllsafigpflL1 0‘land patrol encounters on other parts
("ivil unrest in‘Austria-llullgury
lot the front."
is still rampant and there has been AMSTERDAM. June 24.—Although'
Ilttlc alleviation of the food mind]e has done what is possible. there is
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith has re»‘ditious. Failure of the Austrian Of"sumclem corn for only half a bread
a a ‘
turned from Yale 0011856. where he ““5”“ probably Will have a“ “p"! ration in Austria. Food Minister Pauli
told the Vienna correspondent of the
attendedtho reunion of his class last lil‘cciublc effect on the situation ill
week. [the Dual Monarchy. hmpcrm‘ Lokal Anzelger. The food de-
partment is attempting to make up
__._ Lt‘llarlcs is reported to have rcscrv-,
nub spent yesterday in ctl tlicisiolls regarding the collect-l this efficiency with other {0048mm
l
and. in addition to 250 grammes of
Engineers. cm” ””9“." Me" MW“ been very active in some sectors.
spent the. weekend at his home on
Stuart avenue.
lLimit. Benjamin Parker. 'of' Rescue
Company No. i. of New York City.
was a week-end visitor at his home in
Rowvayton. ‘ '
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Vincent. of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Brundase, of
Main street.
Mrs. Carl Sell in stout Fime.
Stamford and New Canaan,‘and the ivc rcsigllatioll
weekrcntlaln Florida and Branchvllle.‘(labinoh
-~ ' " ' Except for raids at night and in
Miss AnnleEsteile Smith. assistant the early morning [mum there is
town Clerk ‘3 “Pending 3 CWPI" 0' no activity on the front ill Franco,
:Weeks “1 York, Pennsl’lnmm ‘alld Flanders. The American sec-2*
of the Austrian‘
Satisfaction and Value at most
‘ EIaStirieJ
eduso
Effect an Aatoniahing Reduction
BACK and FRONT LACE
Hips. bust and abdomen reduced 1 to 5
inches, you look 10 to 20 pounds lighter.
You are no longer STOUT, you can wear
more fashionable styles; and you get
moder-
H -‘J. .
I
[Miss Mildred M. Camp. of 91 South
Main street. spent the week-end with
.' friends in Bridgeport.
l
} Lieut. Frank Wynn, of Camp Upton.
lspent the weekend at his home on
Platlsville avenue.
Ensign Arthur C. lioyt. of the U. 8.
IN. is spending the weekend at his
tors are quiet. The Germans show
no intention of again taking up it
forward movement, but the next
effort, like previous ones, probably
will begin unheralded, except by
several hours of intense bombard-
.mcnt.
WASHINGTON, June Ell—Flir-
l .
Buttered
: RECIPE IIILED FREE
A veteran business man. who was
sitions northwest. of Chateau
‘tller improvement of American per.
almost completely bald and had tried
' numerous tonlca. lotions. shampoos. ate.
ate price. X011 never wore more com-
fortable or easy feeling" corsets.
LACE BACK REDUSO STYLES
{(0.721 Low Bust. Contil. price . . 34-“,
No.703. hie-diam Bust, Couill. price . . . . $400
No. 7“. Short Stout Figures.
Low Bust.Coutil.prlce . . . . 34-00
No. “In. Mod. But
No. 732. Law Bust.
Without Elastic Gore: i
Back and Front-Lac.- fos‘ .
l without benefit. came across. while on
Slender and Average Figures
give the"naw-tonn" the fign‘i'd'vogua
of the moment. lneapensive,. fault-
, ‘ 'YOURPLEDGE- _
- TOPRACTICE THRIFT
home here. -.1;lt_icrry. lll this regfion the astil:i : human ”I “3“"- r°°lp°gb§£§£°h ,
sung’s communique or vcstcr ay,; 0 If“? I com etc 0ND 0 Y-
- ‘ ' . uxuria i th h posuuea-
received today at the War Dcpart-= I 0mm; - "f; VSOSZLM" m
Mr. and Mrs. Louis'I-l. Kendrick mo-
tored to Springfield. yesterday.
You will help yourself, as well as help your country's
cause on Friday, June 23th, “National War ssvlnis
Day.” Patriotism by prudence, henceforth will be
‘. your watchword. All you sacrifice and save to buy
.War Savings Stamps will be repaid with interest.
Your cash will help your country and at the same time,
A committee from Court Narruk.
ated the graves of deceased members
yesterday. The m'élnbers of the_com-
mlttee were Chief Ranger Frank P-
'Rooney. James L. D'yef and Harry Mll-
ler. The total number of graves is
21. located in the following cemeter-
No. 58. Forresters of. America. decor-l
merit. Artillery activity and the
repulse ’of an enemy raid ill the
Vosgcs also are reported.
The communique follows:
.
l
gtion we again improved our posi-
ltions northwest of Chateau
'l‘hicrry. l lithis region the artil-
lery of both sides continues ac-
“Scction A—In spite of oppose.
tivc.
, ported remarkable hair growth by tho
‘ same method. Whoever wishes the re-i
l clpa may obtain it free by writing to
John Hart Brittain. Bra-82:. Station F.-
Now York. N. Y. Or cbtatn a box of
. the ointment. Rotalko. made accordlng
to tho perfected recipe. as the drug
; flora. ready for nos.
3 wmumm
I vast number of cacao. whoa Isl!
a
fallen til-omumnotd bath-aid
1
least, fitting. Unoquallod for Comfort,Wear and shops-moulding“. to 83.50
Clio-u
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. . ran
y .
Vi" “m ”’10“? “Pu“ lit the Vosges, whore
‘ trolling has been very active. a
.raid attempted by the enemy was
repulsed. ’
Section B—‘l‘hcre is nothing to
less: Norwalk cemetery. 2; .SI. Mary’s. 03‘
16; Riverside. 6: Wesiport._2; Coley-
town, i. "
‘l'lialoealpclicohavabeoanoilflfl . . . ,.
that a bone and country wago- own-FW" "‘ "m “fl?“-
°¢ W M W“- 0' M "O'- ' wasilusorou, Juno 2t—Cap-
Nflflmm'fimv "'t‘mofm ' L. ”Mm.
WNW m lmoas m ‘ war material by
a
scalpl alive.
baths. needing only artiliiy.
alkali-o sac-poor. ale-bound hair toaiu.
no avafl In suntan-s.
imam... at...
stimulants“ “on!!!”
his II V m;
Outwits waning
bolder ' Lilla.”
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“Quality Shoo”
COATS - SUITS — DRESSES
SUMMER FURS — BATBING SUITS — SKIRTS
WAB‘I‘B— MIDDIES - IILIJNER!
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