Won field In Italy.
*“t‘fllfl WRIT“ A? 785A.
$10041. 001111711113on With the Unit
jolt We. Army in Holy.
mi; Wmmlnss, or South N67?
1331'“ has been in the United.
hummus. Samoa. with the
theme: Not-walk Public Ll-
. mnwmrm The Sentinel
30ml it;
pear 311282
{Well we. are on our way really and
new, as we are over half way
the Atlantic now and only hate
mine ten days to go before reaching
m port of deharkatlou It hardly
m posnihle that after so many
' 1m starts we are really on our war
‘1‘ last- So for our trip has been on
Mel We left Allentown around
. {time I last wrote to you. Eve-v:
‘ ”1138 went off line -—we were led. llhttd
gap on. the trsch 1.1 the dirk an] muni-
' *Wfor cars. marched down to the
' nation and were on! in short order
W's, weer on the train about five hours.
getting Very little sleep After 3- let'-
nut-hie and a short delay v- 13 were on.
our best which set soil :1 few hnur<
1- our arrival. Since then we have
, on going chic i sin»: hithouuh we
oelsel‘od around at thus». We. “'1 r9
‘ I allowed on deck while leerlng purl
..... unto-Um
' 1,1111 0 11.711111: TABLE.
In new: June 16,1918
At Sea,,Jnne,1918
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), 1010717.
’ Sundays.
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6:21.
‘H'A-V-EN TO SOUTH
NORWALK.
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2. 3:30, 9:413. 11,_: on
~ Sunday- .
when. 1:53;, 7 55 8:303.
swam To Amour
.11. s 17 1:59,:
,' 121, 1:51;. 3.13 (Eduction
star. 5: 27 1mm sitnmm).
ii; , '1» mm mm in. can pupil! would on short at '1:-
W min Italians u a. certain praising the facts.
are musing I w t He
was enthusiasm among tin Minn :témhngomlcan 2,2?” m: ”1:,
m “1 diarxootflrooehool. One “All at them have set out with an
. fl 3319 lll'mfllom WW 'WNW’W enmuslasm that to 'aitogethér adminr
“Item christian Maul. Dialed “If on. .‘
. with pulse 011m Amer-iv- "We have found that the stinks Jeote."
so could not get many “last looks";
ywene oimest‘ont of sight: of’isad when-
we were permitted to come up. Since
than we have almst lived on 11131111..»
each ex eating.
have bunks with 171.71th sea.
to pretty good. although at tithes we
[gm Army. for some time. wrote the ed. soware $em quarters. food ”so:
11 latte: while 1:7 501195” 9‘ ' ' WW. '
.. . Whitman who he" sister, Miss -c‘¥“’- Mm 49557 “’0": 0“"
$91. cummings. one of the assists “*3“ bell" 9‘ A" 01' 4*
um
candy and such stull‘ on' hotel. we unn-
"Willingness to
semand an ambition to learn ale
{hohigh we him” '70 “retire" tit nine
The; boat is better than we expect
The food
would like more, but as we can bur
age to keep going 71 thorn any txou-.
ble The salt air unit makes one Lon-
gry and sleepy We are n01 \\ orlrsd|
hard either, as we only hr'nc a host
drill. Malian and oxerris. s in th : mom-
ing and a short physical inspection in
tho. afternoon. So we have a lot of
time to lie around in the sun Insult: :1
for subs. flying fish. boats Mid in;
thing else so as to pass the t mo an 11y
We have had ”nautllul womiwr
right from the start in tool it seems
more like-being on the bay 'lmn thel
ocean Right now it is smooth “uh
just a slight swell: at times it hash
been a bit rough. but the periods hive-
bten short So far I have not had any
trouble at all from soasiclmvsl: la
H2101 but few of the men 178‘“. . i: um um .
del' at all. The moon is almmt "lull"
now and it sure ls pretty in me even-5
lags, so mom that we hate to lurll'
in at the required time.
There has been no excitement 11.9111
4 A few ships time been sl htod bu! an?
til today they a'e'rp so In oil that thé,
' smoke trout their stacks was the out
, , thing: that indicated that any bout Wu
mung, hoot passed \lthld
a’hnl mllevolx . 'so admit-d a lit”!
exctlolmut it)! a time A: we are now
geli ing into the dangerous zone: we
may see a few. ships or subs In the
(131)): that are to Com. O‘il'll ships
art-flu fulfil is soon and go all the way
to port witlhls
We are. to pass Hermann's sis ion
and. if we get any shore leave. I am
going to try and find him. It would
be funny it‘ we should meet there. i!
is likely that this letter will be mailed
at his point.
Am just about nearing my watch
out as they do not advance the time
in an hour or so each day but change
it every hour. Sure it is hard to keep
llaolt of things.
'I‘o‘dag
thing turns up before I can mail this
will add a P S. Lots .uirh lots of love.
and take cue of yourself ' "
AIAN.
-F. Si-rPlease sendta few llnés to
Aunt Bess telling her. that :you have
"'vhesid from me and that everything is
0 K. I cannot get another letter of!
now, but will send one to her as soon
as I can.
. .
FORAN LEAVES A
WIFE IN NORWALK
who claims to have been shinghnied
Into British 'army, has a wife in
this city She Is Mrs Margaret
Foran, 013 Smith street, downtown,
and ailsughter of the late Honors
Downey of that place.
Friends remembered Foran as be-
ing a hricklayer in this city and in-
qnlry on the part of The Sentinel yes-
ed. in the newspapers was the same
man who had lived here ‘
lie left \on walk several months ago
for Maine.
M
SOILDIEK'S CQUQH l8 OURED
prime Harold ninth. Inn Best
ment, Ft. Adams. 41. l.. writes: "I was
tuinhledhwith lined cough for three
unpiovolted raids on Italian cities.
causing. us they alums do. such (or
rlblc damage among the mammalian
monuments of the country.
stirred the Americans to even greate-
deslro to become accomplished "in
tors at an early date and to serve 11‘ ‘-
the defense of human Italian or: ob
BOND ISSUE BILL
than 4 1- 4' per cent.
and comparatively briel' debate
stor Simmons
chairmen of the finance committee.
Hn explaining the measure said the
Government‘s requirements this its:
cal year.
000:000, but that this might-mare to
’be increased.
iCumber. of North Dakota,
Well. will end all here. but if any»
‘Aif‘red Foran, the alleged American”
terdsy'showed that theForan mention: '
e
hint
w
PASSES SENATE
(Continued From Page on»
There was oppoalllon to the bill
Son»
of North Carolind.
are estimated at $21,000»
Senator Smooth, or Utah, and lilo-
said the
should authorize $12 000.
000.000 additional bonds while
Senator Smoot declared that the
country's production capacity is not
large enough to cause actual ex-
penditure this year of $24. 000.;000
000. .
measure
T0 ELKO‘"¢ONVENTION.
Mr. and Mrs C. hi Byimoo and M1
and Mrs Thomas Skelly will leave on
Sunday to attend the Elks’ convention
in Atlantic City, July 8 lo 13 A fea-
ture of the convention will be 11. gl»
gamlc service [lag in honor of the
members of the Order who are in the
service. The flag will he raised fol-
lowing the parade. ledby Grand. Mar-
shal John P. Sullivan, of New 0r:
leans. Mr. Skelly. P. E. 8.. is the
delegate from Norwalk liodge,‘ No.
709 to the convention. and Mr. By-
lngton, E. R.. will also attend. 001491
members of the lodge' will also proh-
ahly attend. Mr. Skellys party will
make their headquarters at the Hotel
Monticello. .
—Sentlnel Want Ads are Winners.
W
Japan’ 3 Richest Widow
Made More ’l‘han Husband
Shortly otter :thedoath ot the head
of the min of Sulukl. 11 Co. in Jd'pan.
the mlnagertefielt lost the company's
capital or “0900;000 in speculation:
months. I tried 3. sample of Foley's
Honey and 1‘s: and telt neatly re-
ties and I recommend Foley's Roam.
hangars-drill aim: knit uhmumtnuoemonoo. Rwanda
,h‘i‘ifl. mummmmmmmfiumumnn-
-mwmm
0".
lined. it here tines used two 500 3107‘;
Moss. Yone Suzuki wowed herself”:
shrewd minim woman by continuing
m to build-.nytherortm mm
Difordnfor sports wear ,
him in chemo. Under her direction he1
mummies-nu
IANRDAY, JULY 0,1018
_ W___.. m_ ‘18
mmmmmmm
~ The Read
with the
. The Dress Ginghams.
37‘ Avon methanol. Just arrived
Gillghams of good quality and death
0179 have been-very scarce, and it is tht scarcity
of goods that usually makes them popular.
A large shipment of plaids, in medih 1coiors
has just been received. These are of the French
style, in blue, green, pink and brown combina-'
tions.
Thirty-two inches wide, now on ea
59 cts. a yard.
0
White Skirting§
Gabardine weaves and novelty effects, some
Thirty—six inches wide,
M'iih stripes. others in plaids. These
beautiful qualities. A tricotine weave
stance, has large CI‘OSS‘baI'S in wide satin stripes.
.Thereare basket effects and diagonal
which the taller will approve. These made up with
square pockets and trimmed with 1111'
buttons with whatever novelty belt or girdle one
may desire will be exceedingly scrvic
1well as good lookinu.
65, 79, 89 and $1.00 a. yard.
0 in the Dress Goods‘Sec'tion
Galored Linens, in a large variety
l dailynntio P. M.
Dresses
At
blue only, .
toriai.
at
'l bird floor.
are veryJ
for in-
_ Junior
weaves
ge pearl
cable as
35: years,
li‘hlrd float.
of color-
ings, including Copenhagen blue, pink, old rose,
grav, lavender and green.
75 cts 'arm'd-
WOmen's Summer Shoes;
Pumps for dress wear in.
.Patent Colt,
Dull Calf.
Vici Kid, ..
Brown Patent,
White Buckskin,
Gray Suede,
Tan 'Rpssia,
White Canvas.
‘ fiTan Russia;
91631111511“ Russia, '
White“ Canvas,
fWhite Buck, .
Canvas. buck trimmed.
n
Thirty- -silt
‘ wide and regularly sold at 89 cts.
$5.90
to.
$8.00 < A
7 N79.
to
178.90
inches
6 to 8 years,
Third floor.
Khaki Middies,
00
pparei Shops are ready
right kind of clothes
for Women
Ready to wear
' Folios, neat and dainty figured patterns,
with collars and ends of white organdie.
$5.00
Sizes 16 years upward.
Forty-five Voile Dresses in extremely dainty
fiyllcs, which have been regularly $15.00
$10.50
snails. 18 and 20mm. ;
Tsfletas with Georgette sleeves, in navy L .
,....
$17.50. ' 9
Grape de chines, black and while only, 5110- '
mic, straiwllt falling sly les 1n this 10v clicst nan- I
$1 7.50
. ”a-.. ...
n 4-..; . . .
» l
Special attractions in the
Department
White Voile Dresses with touches ofsmock-
log and wide tucked skirts.
Sizes 6 to 14 years
$5.00
”" A special assortment of Gingham Dresses
that were formerly priced up to $4.95, sizes 6 to
$2.95 . -,,
Georgette Crepe Dresses, simple but attrac-
tive styles, in sizes 12,14 and 16 yeais.
$27.50
Pongee Silk Coats, a limited number only
$3.95 ' . -
Khaki Bloomers and Blouses to match, in
sizes from 6 to~16 years. .
$200 each.
the “Bob Evans"
92.50 . ' ,j
Secontrno‘or. .
Hats for Cluldren and Misses
’ . Inthe Milhnery Section
~~. '9 Very stvlish hats, some with trimmings £01:
Sunday and dress oceasions, others of the simple i
eat style for other “times, such as matron W
we wear: ,
Prmes are very touch reduced.
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