. .. 85859.50133‘9058‘ t,
=ng M 9., gm, or else we Vsubs passed the first . exhibition of are
muffin the with 'it fame over on. works at Baton Point last evening.
flicker Ed irboth feel line and are in? “*"“’ .
izood'heai'th but somewhat tired fromI The Chi)" 0f the East -A?enue
.énr- ney. We'll be ail'ightina day Methodist Episcopal church held a re-
or‘tglignd feel as good as ever. we; hearse] 1331 evening.
went to "a" gas school and as far‘as we' ' ‘
iknow‘laow, made out fine. or course. Miss Anna Rouse of Brooklyn is the
:we don’t know for sure till the report} 0185‘ “R553“ Lillian Kimmich 01 CO“
. |comes back, but it wasn't very hard. 1 ”18° Stiff."
——-—-—-— yV 'wish i could tell you where, we were; ‘
“Hrs. Robert-0. Thompson. ‘oi'iVbFFiut «and all the things we saw but Mr. Cen-‘
mt. East :Norwalk,‘f‘js the'rhflpient eor doesn‘t agree with me. so-we can't}
d three very interpstingletters fromitell you very much. Believe me, mo .
w sons. Waiter SEEM?“ Saline, who tier, we saw some vandal-Mgplaces -—-—-
”10w stationed! with Pershing’s and buildings that were hundreds of} The members of the Que Es club,
m.MMere in France“ ' ‘Vvears 9m and they were all wolth see-i will meet Monday evening as usual. V
. The letters followz: f"lion too. When we come home awe'llVg -—-'-—
.Dclrmtltfl andilad: itell you all about it, as it would ‘ tallei
‘ ‘ Jose .17. 19min week for use so write all therthingfil
list a few lines dotting/you know 2' we saw. One place 1 went «to. or part;
that i am in the“ best of health and lot it rather, is all in ruins now. was
that everything is going along rosey. 1a large plastic built during the CrusadV
Al. and i have been way-to a gas ers'vtlme. so you can see how old it is. l ,
instruction tsrheolandhavs been so it is all ruins outwith only ills tower
M “that we“ didn‘t‘have defiance to ’ lelt dtanding‘that'iwev‘wet‘e upfnnd were
' finite a line. Al. went. to “‘ahotherg able to see all over the city; it Was
. name! and now we are starting back some place and when it was built, 1'“. if! C. Lockwood returned from his
rah miniserwhene ournoampds. ,Vbet anything. it was wonderful. 1”") to Atlantic City last evening.
‘ Aldust cameos aluminum; so now ' The day i came back. i met Seth , —
"’1 Vin have commn'y‘the rest or the peBoer and another lad that lust came; Miss Olive Cole. of Rowayton av.
. Ill-ii was ailmtftfiirty nines away'over, and sure was glad to see them. n06. is making a trip to Pike County.
from where ibis fighting was going on‘ They used to belong to our old Sixth Pennfiylvania.
and at night when file big gun are go- . Company and were left at Fort WrightV' '-
‘. Mm’midhear them .very plainly,iwith the measles. They had quite an Principal James F. Williams.
2‘ ID you can imagine ‘how they must'exciting time of it. coming war, as Darlen, formerly 01 this place.
. “tighten the front line. Itlley said they saw three subs and 3039 on “1 automobile-camping
— 1W0”; mother dear, l 3111.an (baptism: two of them. Otherwise they WWI friends for several days,
_ .1 will be eating my Christmas dinner had a line trip. i guess our trip over ~—-----
I V” homo.» ithink-the Helnieslare ongWfl' the best as we miter saw a thing Ampeclnl meeting of the Reliance
V their last stand and there's nothing to I that even looked like a sub. We were "00“ 3! Ladder Company Will be held
. ‘0 MW WHO clear them up which me'lust as well satisfied, though, as they “01"“? evening-V AS business 0! im-
ii therapies are doing in fine style as I'ure bad actors at times, especially if Dorianee will be considelcd it is re
, moose you have read all: the papers_.l you don't see-them first. So for l “98“?“ that every member make an
V V .. . I had‘one week’s training at the gasihavsn't seen Howard Wood, but msyVefl'Oll l0 he present l’
' . school nodule last day we had a sham ‘run into him anytime betor; 1:10“: !
3&on and the threw as hells ‘ Let me know how everyt g :0-
; bombs at us inygreat stile. 50: coats: I log on and how all the talks are. ,Vidnch. oi Tokenere. has enlisted in
five had our gas masks and it didn't! __‘, . the 27m Engineers corps and is now.
V .hurt us any. the only thing is if vour The following poems written by Ads in active training. Private Lynch was
don't get that mask ' I Cove avenue. have engaged in ”“5”?” pursuits~ in
on‘ ill- double, 1.. Jessup of 21
Mi U 9. W911 it me . . in en submitted to the Sentinel with Alaska when he came here to register
9“. m ans the hoqmal" G lhlfl name nndentcr the service. He
““5“ . 1 . ish d.
T Xigfldttmo;5::rdidgat321‘dllld 1‘): 3:21 ”"3 ““1119“ that they be mm s has a host of friends who wish him
V non-commissioned omcers and there i. l’d like to be a soldier . ‘wen'
Quite a responsibility attached to thatl ln khaki Bil“ 0‘ brown. ‘
‘ " ' This war game is great stumand . it 1 With a gun upon my shoulder,
"Won't'be long now before we will be The proudest in our town. "
‘93.”? a hand in it. mint do you think} ‘
.. o‘l'V‘Uncle Sammy's Marines? They sure Or else to be a sailor.
. V . . 4' the bolts of the good old ‘l'antee Andvsall the ocean blue.
fit audits are all the same, Bust give To wnye‘the flag, OldGlory.
no th‘e‘ chance and the Heloise will. O’re all the brave" and true“
I
Mr. mills. J. Wallace Marvin and
son are spéndmg the summer at Gren-
field Hill. “31* ’
w.'i l ......--
7 i.-
V . ..
s
of
has
trip
William w. Lynch, son of Franklin?
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Sunday services at the Methodist
Episcopal church will be held at d0:30
and 7:30. The pastor. Rev. H. F? Kas-
tendieck, will preach at both-emcee.
~ I'Wililam B‘.,Jennings will conduct the
preliminary song service in lhe‘rven-
in. Sunday school. with Bible study
ielasees for men and women. will be
iheid at 13:50 a. m. Church prayer
imeeting. on Thursday evening. at 8.
The Sunday selleol will hold its annual -
. picnic at Roton Point. on Wednmduy.‘
July 17.
'1'
IRE“ their eyes opened the way they
never had them opened before. [went-mm bean aviator
“V,V"VliowVis_evorytlilns going along stir And aylaway apron lush.
(home. especially how is the garden; Drop a bomb down on the kaiser. .
V ‘oohling along. I sure do wish i was' «And wait and see him (119- - i
'- '. home to .help you with its . . ’- i
. .VEI'hs-weather here baseboepliine up' 'Thandidsknow that] wouldtbe satisfied
( till today and it is rainy and very dim) And wignlor‘pothing more.
» Wami’mw but New know tho; Just to see old Khser nlll i
long the Y. MUC. A. sings: "Pack .Up . washed clean off Way's shore.
Vy - Your. Troubles in flown-Old Kit Bag .> ._‘ ADA L. JESSUP.
, 3 and Smile. Smile, Smile“! *i‘lnd, that.
VII the best policy-4n the atom (Then
jello" news ot‘only ~ 3 perms! na-
.ml'qfi_'f I '. '
" ti “flour bvimlsonprv
. .-'V “
Here’s one from Alvin: —
'June 17. 1918.
"“ ~ - l
Rowaylon Baptist Church ‘
Sunday. July 14. 1918. .
Momlnn worship at “3:80.” """ i
Sunday school at 11:50.
Evoninn worship at 7:30.
The speaker at the evening service
is to bP‘C-l‘RthE T. Bochman, of Hart-
. V M
Thursday evening found me.
Sharply at seven o'clock
waiting at the Regent theatre .
To seeiV‘iEmpy 60 Over tile Top."
’ ‘torost to men.
9 The mid-weak service will beheld“
on Wednesday evening at 8.
.An open air Gospel service will be
conducted at lllcthome of thd'lato ReV.
WmN‘Janlu. on Belle island'on Sunday
afternoon at 5 o‘clock. There wili‘be‘
nlinspirlur: music and an indirection.
iGospel talks Merybody "190mm"
l The ~ simian . Baptist Sunday
School is to have its annual picnic on
' Tuesday. July ~16, in Burchard’s
Woods. The picnic held there last -
,l'yoar was so much enjoyed that ' all
Idesire to mothers will this year.
.ii
\
WALTER. -‘ ' -
Overdowing with excitement.
The best that i've seen vet.
When be cleaned out the Germa
trenches. , '
“Twas the part i won't forget.
. . w-Doiromother and dad:
, Just newlines idiot you know we"
are both well and feeling fine and hope
you are both the same. it has -b’een
pine tilde since my last letter.»as we
, ‘, ,jjfeliminlshsd a long journey and
. MW write... *Onr Bbdrney isn't lov-
er yet. but we stopped at a Red, Cross
shtibd‘a'nd had something to eat fund
v.
1’
The hero at the machine gun.
i think did his bit, don’t you. ’
When he mowed down all those Hons.
Much credit to him is due.
V a chance‘to write a fdw lines to you. Guy certainly was a hero IBELG “Am; “NLF‘YJTH ‘
. 1:11 VwerteVmore later. when we get back . VVVlVie really did his bit. I PA ‘ FOR . ‘ RE
“1:15;? :Zuggther w’ . A Yankee from start to finish. NEGOTIATIONS
. . e have do all. He surely made a hit.
» 'limiste the Red Cross and~the klntl- ADA L. JESSUP. ‘C‘mu‘uw mm mm mg”
. géet’tlf‘fhenurses. The first think
ey-gave us was something to eat and
Vi! ”were goingto stay all night we
”sleep right here. Us boys appre-
mat, and their kindness and we will
time dozall we can to help the asso-
didion 'Do all you ,can for the use
Wes all-they are our best friends
de e'il collections are. taken. give
he?! y. .When hungry and dirty from
Wug,.you can tell the world it
Vinnie: anellow‘feel like giving every-I
in; he - owns toward the. cause.
' the-way. mother. don't wrlerany~
iflifig-‘more about the strawserry short
a with whipped cream .you bid for
. r, myvmotitlfrwas wot ' . _ ‘
Witter; ‘We-canlt getmgofl‘hu: . James M. Kelley afgseaside place is
V and whcn i think of V the Vmugemembering. his frisndsmlth cardrln detail depends
-. ’ e we used to get at home. why it
destination 'me hungry for. it. ”When
’tlle beginning in regard to Belgium
A number of men from .the second
and third districts are planning to hold and I- still hold‘it god“! This side 01'
. is dull inconformit ”with.
their first 013111th of madam to. "‘"m‘ y ‘3 y y
.m°mW"‘L~V9n Nauvoo island. James
\9’1’9‘30 ‘3, Villains gammgements for: 90“-
i
. h ' , . . "We drowning theétvar as a war of
e teed Whiohwulme the feature ofV defense. as two have donehonrlhe
the outing.
We.” was-1‘10 meeting not the Red
cm“ Au'xmm or the mg Avenue MN mglvlggtr $33.2... is the invzo’lnliilltri
E. church yesterday afternoon. as the ' of our territoryhopen m (or the ex-p
day afternoon sessions have been .pansionof our .people in the economic‘
i pletsly in conformity with my point of
.vlew in regard :to Belgifimnbut how
this point of, view can be established
l.wlth the American Expoditlonaryito give binding “ml-8mm“?
«homebomeryou'll. haveto'make as Forces. C V 7 Many local people enjoyed the first.1
“abroad for us. with .realwwhitci- h , », . '_. -
means it whité tablecloth and» a . T ‘3 ““i.§8l“riiirnifiili dance “in. pardon evening. 'ThEy were”. too .
n 1'0ko limit: . ~ ‘ > We; held in “downtg Club ““3 even-'11,.“ this yearmdrzproVed to be .stll I
Milf.‘don’t’mlnd‘the hem3=m§~1sfiii14°¢Wfllfi°°®°mP°sm “iii "popular with the pleasure-loving. .pulr‘
Gimmes i haven‘t much...timeV intolgthu‘sic. - . -llc'. A urged-undies» band
caving, and i will, ,write latter; ‘ ’ 1 ~ . L
lb .. letter, minus the time will
my‘ownnalen; ‘ " ‘ '
3911- Vii???“ Gambit Bouiqgmrd, is . pieces which :were set of! donut-23:0. - .
remain: the week-end in N." ‘Yofii The, Dumondifnm M. E._Chur '
t
' WLWo' days};
' picnics and outingsiat iRovf
Willie’s-1 ~‘.‘-’ ~ .' . l
looted encore o‘r moonlit
"JA‘oi'iuiu'fiVO
terminals: .Carr.V
be metatthe-odl‘oesr-o .
'g evening" 0 ‘ ’
d , School Supennleudent'lomeu r. wu-
l neering Corps.
V four at Tokeneke when he was called
- into Uncle Sam's army it year ago, has item B. Asoougll. Mrs. Alfred P. (30s
‘or the‘Btetlon Garage. - i
for the‘Aged to remain a resultant of '0“; . . .
VDarlen who nppliedior admission. The, Late in slay Field Mom!!! Von Hint
institution is maintained by the Nor- delimit-3"“ NW“"’“"”“‘W““°’¢
walk Union of King's Dahg‘li’tdrs and-
Sons. for the indigentpeople of that
town, and. as there is little or no uull- (can an acute nervous disease. The
.port given to it by residentsoi Daricn, ,mevspnliiii' decim‘d it . ,
there seems to be no ground for just . from ‘ "1M” source'that hisrmeutil
complaint.
of the ME. Church,.after their regular 0393“” on the western
Vmeeting, yesterday-Infarction. gather"
. ed about a table for a. bit of supper—to-
,Mrs. W. l. Lowndes. their president.
lwll‘ose birthday anniversm it hap~
nailed to be. an. electric iron. as ex
token or thelr‘estcem‘ abd‘good willie-n Jim“ “3"“ 30' 1916' “he" M www ‘ ’
Mrs. Lowndes at arst'declsred that
the gift rendered her speeChlesaubuLi
the general lines,‘the direction of recovering that womanly faculty later.
which ‘1 yesterday clearly laid belosthe stated that she appreciated the!
kindly spirit which‘prompied the sift;
endthat. if possible she would lrdll't
ivory beginning, and every unperlalist.--out all the wrinkles in theMethodist
Lin tendency and every tendency to: church. Rev.»'l‘. L. Price. the pastor.
world dominationyhas . been . rep°‘_‘";‘.dcciamd-tbat Mrs.vLowndeVsr colll d till it
it anYone could. 3
discontinued. The Monday eveningdomain and. naturally, also security whose wife is a daughter of Revi'n‘nu.
meeting will be beld'as usual. ll“ 7861"! 10 the future. TMBJS 0079', Ml‘8u '1‘. L. Price of the Methodist?
church. who has been pastor of the '
Congregational church- at Rutland. Ch!
upon future negotlastl'ifis received and accepted a call 1&th
- ffrom‘ France. where he» is'stetioned tions, ”‘1' On ““3101!“ I am. 1!“th Da‘Stombe- of the First congregational
church-of Providence. R. 'I., theVlead- gloom at {PourFleld whentlie strong
ns-nhurcn or the denomination in that‘f'COiinfllbliflf "New Hive}! Flack-“1’ . .
. . . , acitv. Dr. Bradford .was a visitor st’tllo ‘- agalnst the‘hnl‘d-hitting .291), #816811“. .
exhibition °tv fireworks at noton Point Theme of his.wiie'ggrparentaf-herérecent- tlon. Manmt'Weisa of thédloloninl ‘
.399» “9“! “his 959mm!!- 3.“! more; club réslelderilheirwiit
'jlather.‘Revrsfienismin‘lmdford. will chaiflé‘ésEFJMVm-E‘W“ . . __
thoroughly “enjoyed the numeroul'u years nEOQIEtOT-‘M thrDai-lsn-Gongrelf'being scheduled to pitch . or the‘nor‘t.
' ‘ ' insomi-ouumumudmsmner, unwelcome amendmwmmusremt
.. _ , 11;?“‘lflfllons’es~Dri.A.-H.Bra‘di.lrtiof himlrom-worklnsiiunthyim
. m“ promisedlong letteum' city urns guest‘othis son. Frederick Immwich, waging second Baptist 'Mlolair. ‘N. .l., to-‘iwhom'thdllnte nev.’ twp day‘sjin'm‘ccension would.
' ' . ' diuresf'bi‘ autonomic, arefireman-'1"-m'lotyfltc‘nfordiwuilmsistantf‘vniuchjoffs” “newsroom-unlike
‘ ' helul‘bucoming Emmfllfimt his, "
boyhooddie . '
“Bushman“: Verona,“ Motion;
new ' consume "tourism" ‘
was». W ..... -
. ;_ surmomrs ASK ‘
. PRESIDENT TO GO.
3 BEFORE CONGRESS
i ..._.._.
Lnd. after obtaining “a new one for 10
(Continued trom First Page).
gcenls," as she remarked, she was gust
Ellen (0 send a telegram to the Presi-
dent. The resolution was carried, no
Ione voting either “aye or nay.” So
{the President doubtless received the
I ‘ n u -
Miss Alice Lee is now employed at Vl {0233321113.}? 1953;"; of the city of
the grocery 01’ F. 8- Bill-11' at Noroton, Hartford, of the State of Connecticut,
Heights. lrespectfuily urge the President of the
‘ United States to appear in person be-
of Nomionl fore the United States Senate. this
lattes-noon, and give his whole hearted
:eupport to the Federal amendment soV
V'that it will be passed immediately and?
ball so before the states." The tele—
'l‘l"dm Was to be sent yesterday and
. the Presidenbwas iio appear yesterday
iatternoon. The result has not beenl
,learned. She said “every country on
, the allied side had done something de-l
Mm, Albut Owen if” returned ujfinile regarding the saffron-question
harmonic on Ox Ridge. after a ten-clays , excepting thoullnited States. Canada.
Robert Dugdale. Jr.,
Heights has enlisted in the Naval Re
serve.
liam‘s left yesterday for a week‘s camp-
ingtrip near Lake George.
labour able to put to a vote the lesciu- -
. has new homage. . England line,
visit with fl-ienVViVis at Freepnrt. L. 1. iance ins it D “a“ as has l‘siii'
Sigitbury “invaded. ' V
After the speeches at City Hall werel
Edwin Hindley, who recently volun-f,
lPolish White Cross. tilelwonleu lie-V
partediin their cars for other lands to!
fecuquer. Simsbury. the home of Sen-g
George Bonghion Grain. who has ator George P. McLean. beinthhe im-V
been a student at Suil'oid Military u‘ft‘liiale objective. Here the Fuiira-j
iAcademy is at home for the summer 3‘3“ Md 5mg“ a meeting of protest;
‘ vacation.
corps. reported at Boston yesterday.
,ior the afternoon, and Mrs. W. S. As-l
,‘cough, Connecticut. chairman of the
1 . National Woman’s party. 'be Vebletl
Mrs. Hubert Rumor of the Heights, “Dean". 11810 her W3 10 Senator-
. . . Brandegee.
vlitll her two little daughters, is spend mind seems to work along the lines
lug two weeks with her parents in Dan- of a past generation," she said. “in
bury, liuct. reminds me of some antique. ln-
on :i shall." .
Cars In Parana.
The auto parade which began the
program for the day, contained r. num-
‘and Mrs. Charles Adams of West ave
one is now in France with the Engi-
w” i
The foundations for the new bulk
building h“. be“ completed. Forms ' decorated with purple, gold lllld white,
are now being prepared for the 0011- the colors of the organizatim. 14 “~35.
ore is also getting under way. . V
banners with the words wril'dn. "Will:
our two L‘ilnecticut senator-:4 summit
ill.1 Federal amendment?"
Others in the parade were Mrs. Will-
-Ro§or Q. Williams. who was a chauf-
been commissioned a lieutenant in the 1010. Mrs- Mary 1311131185 0mm“ M”-
Avletion Corps. and is serving as fol
strucior in a western camp.
:Wood. Miss Elsie Hill and Miss (‘lzira
The Mimi! bakery. which expected Hill, of Norwaik. Miss Katharino‘iuutl-
to open its local store Juno :0. and ingt‘on and Mrs. Nathaniel Jones. of
"“18 be the first to occupy quarters In 50m“ Windsor. .
the new ‘Bchlichting block. was unable' ’
to do so at that time. but did to day. §VO¥)PE1I§F9§NBU§%G V
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bmmmsr and KAISERB TALK
their daughter. Miss Helen. have re
moved from their home on- the Postl
road, Into their new residence over the!
garage Which lira. Brummcr erected
for Osborn & butter-man, proprietors
(Continued from mt M);
V “ .. ' Z ‘1
Firit Quartermastelflenerai.‘ harm-
ken over the neldv-mauhal'nduties 3.1
, Chief of the GermsnuStaff. ..
Keeping step with reportsVof the
me.“ ("8"
fever at Stunting.- ”file dial: "mm
eh'al oh June/18 was «ported. y the
‘il'rlbuuezof Geneva to. be suffering
had learned...
,capaclbyiwas unucb “feud. and that
.he was confined ln’a'rprivate genital-i"
turn. it added that the lleld lllarshali~
had taken no responsiblepsrt in Mie'
from. . -
At "the outbreak ofztho‘ war Field]-
Mnrshai von Hindenb‘urg was a genera
Members of of; Ladios’ Aid‘flociety
Prussia which resulted iln the eerious
must-inn defeat at Tune-burn, tutor
iwhich he was promotedto field mar-
,shnl . He continued to command the
German) forces on the‘nusnian front,
pointed Chief of 'theuGoennlr 3mm in
succession to General von F‘aikeniznyn.
’Wlibn he-becnmethlefvoltho-Geneml: _
Staff. General Ludendorlf, Who hodacb
‘ed as his chief .of staff on the mission .
front. came With him as his right hand
'm‘an with the title of omelirfiuastere
mantenGenemlz’ :‘ '. _ .
Field Mambalril’anl .meneckendor‘ft .
und m».-Hlndenburg . v1rta“‘V_tievelltVyv
,yearsoldlost September-‘28. W x
, Thenewspaper Les Nodve’liblt. which
wep'orls' the‘death‘ rot modicum lead-
‘er, is it” newspaper in theil'ench inn-i
gouge, .puhlished'eat The Vllague.
-..-—'-.-
. Rey. Arthur :H.~—._I‘lradford , DID;
GENDER-TO oppose ' .
Al. MAM‘AUX‘SUND‘AY‘
“minnow. .nly .13.—n will be
ir‘cmerl launder-Mule. ruinous : incur!
‘pitcher, against .twirl‘er. Sunday. after-a
lie firth
will be 3113‘ *V
invariants;
y- and Dalian people are lamented. in” nolidbdma‘nagorfiiilctio .
, ”Film:
be 190'.
t~
‘ ‘ would' be 'in'danger memo-owing.
mimwbnnlls mam ‘ ‘ ‘ ”
.. ‘i
.v
111qu i
toered for service in the Aviation coded, including “ W“ 5"” to “‘9'
day was ordered in settlement of ia-'
'ber of mm gayly trimmed. Mrs. R. bor disputes at the Worthington Pump
Toucan Lennetl's car led the intrude 'and Machinery Company and Blake-i
it (.‘U‘l‘lEd the state banner. ml was kn'owles
lilacs“ and the Snow plant at Buffalo. 'k
crete vault. Work on the Hupersil‘uct- tollowud by a mu ‘r n-llrrylm: l"lil'l.'5 “Wilma wage awards for these plantsV
‘1 Band. On each side of the truck were Were approved by the entire board. ~
lThe
-. , . . , ' , W. K
,l’.§?’if..‘.‘if’iil.¥1.2f dais: ulPl‘ea sure
.D. Hubbard. Mrs. Charles Boughtongof
;.
Motoring _
is many times lessened. by. head. ‘
Marmot Witherlglare of
. the sun. Tinted lenses soften the
1101‘s that do not. reduce the vis-
ualamity‘of thezwemr. ‘
“‘ ifleld marshal’s health have . V
'r n His 'tidrels willneonpeclal in “Numb” "mm“ x" been ”'5‘ :m‘cmm‘“ “'dmf," “d“mim .. SUMMERSESSIDN
- m ‘ ‘fi ‘ ' ’ field mutilation t e emperor ' ' , V
csslonVed in this town because. of the had dismal“ upcoming . 4 mm..npt0metfiltl, Opticians JninbcAutzust 23
rei‘usu.recently.(ifthe’Nor‘lhlik»HomeVG”mum086”“,a movement in Aha 4'th n 01 a LG] 8"
dean suntanslln p. me». 1897.
soudfltrootsetn ont‘
. .nl .in‘mtlrement. He. was credited ,5.
.gether. and, after they had disposed'lvvith evolving. and. carrying outflhe
l‘df the‘viands. VMrs’.‘B. H. Raymundlim'mmilnflamu the Ruggim‘fln East
behalf of the members. presentedto
.l‘
. . ta, ' ' f a. “‘9 . - -
3 ant/emetic tomes.
List of unclaimed letters advertised
’THE NORWALit mun:
lor the Week ending July 13. 3 - - -
Miss F. Amitig, 12 Benton street 'Fut Frzlggtaizrgztvnyegfn m
Mrs. Annie .N- Bahia ‘
Mrs..- Rose Butler ' ,Steamers “‘Clio” and “Armitagd
Amos Crodord Brearley” 5
Jerome Gunner. (2) r > I
i height accepted at Nol‘n‘aik n
Mrs. Mary Harper South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5336:.-
Miss Hazel Hayes, 48 Flax Hill road sFreight received at Pier “(East Rm
Miss Mary Poltrack. 21 Garden St. 93" New York, fromizso 3‘ m' ‘0 5 9"
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dressed to 24 bxiagton avenue. 1 " ARE BUYflG _
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the week ending July 13. 90 mm ‘
Brady. Mrs. Elia L'EP’BON 1
Banks, Est. S. E. 3 Mil-at; th w‘
Donahey, Joe. A. l mu ‘
Barter, L. n. ' "
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Maslan. Minnie, 366 Prail St.
Starr, Mrs. L. M. ‘ I
Smith, Mr. A. I. ‘
Smith, Mrs. A. i.
Vint, Miss Elsie L.
Voss, Miss Helen
\Vailers, Mrs. Wilfred
Watson, Master Edward (2)
M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
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READJUSTING WAGE SCALE
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Div plants or Waynesboro. pa. with '
forty cents an hour as the minimum rcan
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Lieut. Edwin K. Adams. 30,, of Mt sent day use and whose proper place It! Labor Board. Three thousand men.
are effected.
terles.
A rental battery (on “yanks of can
be obtained at any time. '
i Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.
All No. Main Street 80. Harwell
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