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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 8, 1918 · page 8

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IOREGAST

cumin and vicinity: '

y and Tuesday; ' moderate
" wioda A disturbance cen-
fll“ "Maine coast has caused 10-
?” firing the last twenty-
“lhe eastern portion of

N 'Anothor disturbance

A. @ennescee has Causnd
illissouxl castwmd
ninelatuies continue low
orihern border from Mon-
111qu ridge of high pros
1111st from Wyoming eastwald

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lid 1111ch of Ophir Chapter. Order

11 Eels am Star, will meet at the
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' for Red Cross wotk

muming.”'l‘l1lsmakes:lil
Guineas ochol closed Tho
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NEWS

Captain Sconeld Married.
Announcement has hen made of the

A good, well made, full

 

sized working shirt is no
easy thing to and today.
We know, for we worked
the murkat.

marriage of Miss Priscilla McKaig

Erwin Beall of Uniontown,
' Hon. Edwin 1... Scofield of Stamford.
.But we succeeded. They were married last Tuesday in 1119‘

by Rev. Percy .S. Grant.

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And now you can get. here
the durable, satisfactory
working shirt.

“Blue Chambray ...... $1. 00
Block Twill ......... $1. 00
Khaki Soisette .$1. 15

morning of the engagement of
Ethel A. Feair, of Boston. to ”Hate;
Robcrl K. Hughey. of Portland. Pri';
vale Hughey was at one lime a man-'
uni training 13311191111 the
ahOOlS and made a large circle
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Rogers & Stevens

monmLK scum nonwm.
\‘or11olk hoy1 and was aunt. to Camp
111111 91111 111111 the. 103111 Infantry. Pril

Local tllelmometem (1101111911 113 41;, vote lluuhol expects to leave for
degrees "his morning 11111111 is hen” 1l~‘1nn<:c innncdiuiely.‘ M111. lluthy is;
ed 10 hi) :1 111c01d fox 111a past half cen .

Nlur1 in [his vicinity. now nuslstafll “351911 in one of

glnrgcsl Baptist churches in Boston.

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l illumld tilcndcniuc. of Glenxlcnin"fi
‘Pl1n1"'111111y.wilh 1111111 113 EJ111193 01% Henry J Williams, who has boon at
Blidgcoort,11nd Mr. \an110 tramllinlhh Kelley field. San Antonio Texz111,sinco
31113111111111 for Parke Dolls and Com Nxovflnbm filmed 11! 11151101119111 Mom
‘pany, of New York cltv lune lotu1'.nod win 511991.1‘hurgdfly afternoon for n-
[from n 1111111115 end outing at Mr Glon- short thlt.\Vh$19 on his way to WM:
ideninc‘ s cottage at Lake Wuunhuch. tl1cn1.MnI>e. whom he is assigned for
l I)l‘.l‘1edorlt‘.k Ti'vh of Newburyuort ldotached 89“in ayspoclnl stop 1111.91
‘ was made by 1119 While Mountom (‘1
;Mass 11 piominent Elk of that city,‘ we“
land well known by manv members 01% m” ‘
gNorwnlk Lodge, No. 709.11% notified: Captain and Mrs Carl A. Anderson.
go number of his local Brothers that Mn and Mrs Henry C Froeh Mr. and
his new Reamer can has been stolen M111. Thomas A Skelly, Mr and M15

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from near his home, and notification‘ C. Irving Bylnglon and Robert McAl-§

was also sent the local police.

W. W Lester, of Balelew nt'Pnue 1o
ported. to the police. that while he was.

timer, Sn, are. among the. Norwallc Elks
lot the annual convention at Atlantic.

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Boone: Bakvry he W” 1' on into I" I a friends of Mrs. Albert Halley. who has

car helonglnr to Steve Boffa, 0‘ 12 been spending considerable time in the
Monroe street and 111119.11 by Jem Ja Whilo Mountains. and now lhcao

cars 11ch 9611111th damaged 11111 no has returned to South Norwalk.
”attests were madé

Beall, daughter of M 1'. and Mrs. Louis-
Pa., tol
Capt. Edwin L. Scofleld.‘ son of the lato'

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Church of the Ascension, New Yul-11,;

Word was received in Norwalk thisl
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a graduate of :1 Boston college and i3

in School sold 188 Trli‘tldrimg along Monroe street. near the! Carlin have been rocelvéd by tho.

all 1111111111 stroet, first district T1101: friends are pleased that Mrs Bailey . . _;

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Rand thenitENDS FOREVER

The Greatest Song Boolc
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luring tennis Smufdny Constable Szako ancsled Mike Hol-

' Ensign Victor W. Fef'f'lh oi'the Naval
Reserves “spent Sunday in South N01

1111. dutn'bdied this great collccuon of old and new songs. in large num—

1411515, to its readers an Icon than um.- tenth of a cent apiece.

TLC colossal 1111.11. .111ch bcfuru attunptecl, of placing under one cover

Foley Tennis Cluo
. no playing a mulch
B; Minor 'and when
tendon in his leg. The
t serious, is 'qN'nltepaln-

‘ once in court this‘moruing and by so Siodman. who

, vice as clerks

5 1°91 °f “1“ rank in the U' 5 Navy, ,Y.. are ghosts of Mrs. Sarah Caiglll of
, was in his home town yesterday in n Westmri avenue. . ,

one or the mine ”999°“ patrolling Johnston, Jacksonville. Fla” has been‘
,2?“ union; in the vicinity of Non transferred to Camp Hancock Angus

W" Prospect Hill “0“” weeks as“ “d 1111151111111. Alice and Amy of Paterson?

1 111111 a severely 111111111911 hock, m

10. of Bouton street Saturday night.l walk. where he was mooted by 11 large
for breach Of peace He “‘5 let out numbor of his friends He has meant
undo” bonds or ‘25 which were for :ly been promoted and wears his now
nished by Benjamin Vcrls of Dorian, honors gtacoiu‘ily.

and told to appear in court this morn

ing. Hoilo (lid not put in his apneanf

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Lostorti'irgill and son,
1 were guests over the
Fourth of Mr. Corglll's mother. Mrs.
Sarah Cargill. in Wouport avenue.
- The 10““ cxomotlon 130111.11 N0 14' have returned to their home in Bridge-
hns received a coil T111111 headquartels port.
for 'men certified for limited ae1'.‘vicel
as clerks at Camp olelgs Wnshingtoni
D. 0... to report July 15111.1?‘11191111 men one has returned hum a wepk 11 V13“
who 00“” "01 91135 for military 5“" 111th relatives in 111111111111. Her cous-
vice were certified for this limited cer- in Miss Ethel‘ Gclston returned with

Mr. and Mrs.

doing forfeited his bondo.

Miss Edith May Weed of West uvo

number does not iespond to this call Sp.ringdnle .'

and legister at once, they will he 1. _______ .

111111th by their order numbers. ’ M111 Amelia Binghatn of Marion.
' ' Conn. [has been unending a week with
Orders have been received by the 10- Miss Edna May Bradbury oi Bayview

cal examination board. No.14 that avenue, this city .MlS's Bradbury 11c-
lts quota from the Norwalk district of companicd her guest home.

170 men fnuet be ready for shipment
to a training camp. on July 25 The.
vtime of the special train 111 be 811' avenue. $011111 Nonyalk and Mr. and
nounced latcr. 0‘”ng to the large Mrs Baker of Imperial avcnuo, West-1
number 0’ men 1.0 he 1111111111111 ”93‘“ port, havo returned homo after enjoy-

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' fling tomorrow, it may be'necessarNV to ing an auto trip to Baotou. ‘

use the Town Assembly Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gardner and:
Ensxgn Victor W' Ferris who 1eoent daughter. Hamlet. and Mr and Mrs.‘
1y rocelvéd his commission as an 0111- Jesse Gardner and son of Elmira N 1

brand new uniform. lecelving the com; ,
“'gr'atulnlions 01‘ his host of friends Ho William Duffy of Camp street Nor
was formexly Chief Bosun’ a Mate on walk who has been stationed m Camp.

harbor . ta; Ga.

" Victor Page 11111 ‘seventcén-ycar- o-ld Mr and Mrs. In ’1‘. (11111111111111 and

0" Police 63”” Charles 1 F3"??? daughter of New Brunswick N 8 are
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c1; 11‘ O'Bonnell Van Soot, 61.111111 Keeler “in“. .
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Mr. and Mrs Pexcy 601115 of Burrltt

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all set 111 mum. that make 9 personal appeal.
.11. is 11 book that will become: a veritable treasureof the library.~

more than a thousand of the world a most popular standard songs, old
and new; has been appreciated any our readers.

this g. cat. collection cvcry music lover will find hundrcds of songs.

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W1 hoot an unusual run on this oflice there Will be Baifcly enough
copies of this Master \l/ (1111 to supply our readers. We have therefore"
concluded to close the distribution on Saturday next.

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won-eel East Norwalk. has received
word of the safe arrival of 3191 anyhow.
Sergeant LeRoy Down of the Q M. 0:1
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Miss Mabel 11111111111011 of George '

town, has retained to her home attei
spending a few ddys with “Miss Mildred
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ROUMANIAN LEGION 0F 20.000
MEN

YOUNGSTOWN, 0., July 8.~—A 110113
mnnian region of $20,000 men to be re-
cruited in the United States and the
lAllled‘ nations for service agaluso Ger-

Miss Helen 1.1111111111111111 0‘ Wood gmany, will be formed immediately, on '

ward avenue and MR1: Lillian Wallingfil'aer pdans made public here today by» ‘
of East Norwolk returned home to- the National Roumanlan League Ac'

day after a week’s vocation spent at 111111111 for the formation of the legion
Asbm'y Park N. J. will center in Cleveland, 0., where'
. the 1131101131 111113119 decided to money
Mr and Mn. S D. Avery. of 1‘1le a permanent home. The league yes-
avenue, and 1111111111 Mrs. Joseph W. terday adopted a resolution favoring
Gorh'ani, 111F111: Hill Road 111910er to freedom for Transylvanian Roumania
Danbury and Bethe). yesterday after- now under the dominaium of Austria--
noom' Hungary

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