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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 3, 1918 · page 4

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’Berlila William, of Rowan
Mind” to join her husband
eat, for several weeks.

 

regular weekly meeting of the
_’ Club will be held on Monday.
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- , Monday afternoon.

 

ll'ho Children’s Market lain fission
”Hernia: 1mm 8 until 11 o'clock. The

, ml in war gardens, are on sale and

_ .t [Avuue Methodist Episcopal
somewhere in the Naugatuck Van-

‘Jn2will (lactate in Mr. Wilson’s ab?

 

lstrars of voters in the third dis-

 

m. ammo newsrooms».
{tonal talent and it it mi: arms that 5.1m... - ,- ' -

‘ . * n the d if r . ‘ ‘=
Point Lumber yards of the United hml'ihn people battle the oppofimaityi Will be «(indicted by1 5:12;“???
Emu/neon? of mem'inb mm or his ability. um! ”a

, nuafimnwquM‘fi,f
_ fl . . 1.3, mammoth; to and tram the waiter
l Walter ringing a swollen flit-
.ymt .mleron ,as baggagemaster at the States Shipping Baud,

Rnwayttn station, the latter ,havmzz Fleet corporation, and hays also bean
’ taken a position as Makeup}; “in, the taking

,Sonth Nor-walk freight yard.
. , :__*": i

' @2st 49mm.

j ' 3thercfiornthe same purpose on Friday. .

1;;hwhhk“ «
"- two.

, Evenone is invited to the sariirfiq __
batographs of the work of . The mi-i-rvcek service will be hell on
. 1mm it going on there,.withoat§Wsdnesduy evening at 8 o'clock.

. . irea‘ g in the least, the fact thaté An open air as service will be tainment I b "v ~ ~ .
Station Agent William A Road. 3'01- thpy lav themselves open to .punjsh-iilfilpd outflow: “Simon at 5 o’cloclKQAngust 23,61“e 5:993:14: 6:52:33:
lion do!“ location and- “1” visit be if'cauxht: The penalty would on Belle Island, at the former home L

. ~ . _ not be severe, it is thought, in the crime 01 the late RBV- Wm. James.

(roll and other places oi‘ intereilr "3 of those who simply toe}: the photo? These‘servces have been growng in ‘ Red Cross ltalian War Roller . Fund
graphs for souvenirs, but there would interest and .attondanfié'. '
a searching inquiry which might:
ve to be embarrassing to say theifi'liry one is Mam

 

. f Dunne, secretaryot the ’
M fins-milk; Twcov Road. has re
Zoeivod ‘a and < from I’rivate Ellis
; Hughes; who is now stationed at 09‘th a two weeks’ stay at Northiield.
Meade, Ltd. .Private. Hughes states.
‘thathhe has met a number or. Nor-walk
Ibo” at Cam-pa. Meade me he has. mated by the farmers, owing to the
l'been there. ;

 

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‘Mrs. pacer-S.-Mills and daughter.

Gl lys E. .Milia, left m morning for the Rowayton depot. has started on a merit,

 

A scarcity 0! potatoes this season is the west and northwest.
- .be
Miss Margie Vlnson, of it Fairylew pm
inventive, has-gone to Marlow where least . Man
. . ,. y of the vessels that carry
she will’spend a week as the guest of lumber into the yard make handsome}
Mrs. 33.191‘ K" Reynolds. °’ "“5 city, marine studios especially when the’
-' who. is spending 98" 01 “18 summer background, is one of the Norwalk 15%.
lands. but the. temptation sh‘oilid be
; resisted, been
. 'Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Keyes who use if one were naughty
p ‘ taking these pictures by the govern-
have. been staying “ the Sound Vlevl ment officials it might go hard with1
house 101- live or six weeks, have. re.
, them.
turned to their home. at Haslmuonj
,;"t.havliudson. ‘N. Y... leaving Bell island;
l

1 xwhoroewillxhetha usual danceat the
l“ ”‘3 malu'i‘fleli Island- social club this» «sum.
““Ban-Joe“ Wallace's orchestra tarnish-
es tbamusic. '

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

J. Redmond and Misafim
'Bodlnond, of Brooklyn, ‘N. Y., have
. arrived at Bella island for wanting!-
er of the season.

GEELEY COMPANY
DOUBLES CAPITAL STOCK

The Geeky Clothing fiompany has
. . . iincleased its. authorised capital stock
9 Remap. of Marvlnsaeacn. from 825,000 to $50,900, according to a
‘ - an extended motor in! flags; 5:195 3%“ 9181;300:9325”?
. . .. . r ay. e mun .0. ans
,Ematucli Valley. - l 22* 'eomn‘tiolll soottzlgbfisfiqoprtionatelg
. ’ ‘ em .«Jom share can

Elmo! Hughes, 0‘ Pohlman & charmvlns a. par stallion! 5-103: 'llhe
’9 m starts either. amalgam RNM¢5¥HW¥ «Raw-r-

WY. - .- . -. nor. James. J. floply land End .0. Da.
" We. ultimatum

‘theraenanbury News.

 

Mrs. Sherman Randall has returned
to her Belle Island coitus alter spend-
ipg several days at her home in Nerf . ’

' Miss Susie Faulbaber is the guest or

H. L. Rowland, manager of the RaiNew iorlt Iritnds.

1 W831” Drum Corps, states he hastiladi The Noriield Thimble Club will meet3
several calls to till engagements 10’1“]: Mrs. pm“ E. Bennett
out of town parades, but finds it im- Tursday. August 8. '
possibln:.for the corps to do any more
work at present. During the lam yeare‘
instills corps has been organised vary
few corps have had any more work
than the Rowaflon boys.
work'is. done for the present. Twenty:
of these boys are gone.
been called to the colors, other

left town. Six of them are now
France. The list incldes: Robert
Parker, James Jackson,
Oscar Cinquc, Prod Dallas.
Arnold. Merton Racketl.
Rowland: Arthur Clark, Ferd Haring.
Howard Scott. Raymond Parker, fled
Dibble, Frank Denicola. Ralph Colon.
Clifford Ammundson, Lewis Wheeler,
‘Byron Falter, Vernon Raymond and turned Mum
George Jarvis.

 

 

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. Alvis”

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imma‘tfwnfiwfilmnwzlmomma-,~ .

, - . ’ filed byGoorgsefl. Wt. andfldmr'd
casual!” after a two“. L. m a melanin of the directors

fiat Northtleld, Mass. of the Hartford: Entertain”. i

. A certificateotlncormlatioa mill-

ilimmive Cole. oi Rowayton ave-
f'nueivln company with Mr. and Mrs.
' idlenry Joachraud ”115.1101”? and Oil-'
oi.Broohlyn, started yesterday by

i“ ‘ WdM’: WM

 

. Airs. maria: hid-annuity”. M3163» .
,l'l- Grace 3855811 will entertain $193,th Unfidxiafibtbenond 53"“ Nelson and Master Elliott have" re-' ’W‘Vm’we' ““95“”-

- use Getaway. {canola-mm
”mm "0‘ the WW" “‘3' The mew corporation «madam. an
Club at her home on Eversley authorizedmltallnatlonutof “325.000.139.11 .Jtlland. South Norwalk.-—Eaaton
mad the incorporaiors are Harris Se- corroamdcnt o!
{islanamhrelnneln and Arthur For-

us.

, Th M b“ - , ‘
Mainland Community Hall this incoritortftfiiflc Cl" 01' muggy”! ’8
A certificate of organ

turned 'irom a visit with friends at “1.9"?” spend a week in camp' friends from Norwaik.
Mrs Vanderbilt Godlrey has spent
several days in Easton, with her sis ‘ apply to Pullman porters.

ter, Mrs. Edward F‘reeborn.

.tSun‘day morning worship with 00-
mllanee of Holy Communion at the
. . ' i “Mi Episcopal Church at 10:30.
‘~'*Mr.-aud Mrs. R. F. Foster, MysgvAtthoievcnlng service at 7:30, two ser-
lsation . 0L Basel Jennings and Arthur H, Foster; V109
ables..~w,blob .were almost all Brady ll Citadeayne, Inc. of sum-‘0: Danhury. have returned to their ‘5!-
ihome after spending ecVeral days at
,Betsot cottage.

the detenort we

 

flags will be dedicated. The pa:i
Rev. H. F. Kaiflfidieck, will om.
distant both services. Mrs. IL Werm-
(or will sing in the evening. Sunday
f80hool, with Adult Bible ("lallaea, 3‘
Russell Shaw, of Key Writ: Fla- [11:50. _ Church prayer meeting on
who has recently been commisaion~gTilur§d3¥ el'enlnfi “‘3-
ed as an ensign in the navy, has vol
A preliminary certificate of dissolu- turned to his home in Key West. alter
a visit with friends here, before loin:
to duty in foreign waters.

ford was tiled.

fl . . . . The John E. O'Brien Company.
market. is being liberally patron!» of New London, is dissolved. according
\ to a preliminary certificate died at the
‘ -r---—- stale secretary's oillce by John C.
Awarding to‘vlvord receivéd here. Geary. John E. O'Brien and Arthur '1‘.

. Harold E. Wilson. pastor of the Keefe.

 

. Friends irom Upton. 512158.; who
have been guests at the Williams ras-

.idenre in the Upper Parish. have re-

 

Among those who are stopping at
the Sound ~Vlew house. Belle Island.
for the season are: Mrs. John Salaam?

‘ Master, John Selxas and Miss Madge!
Salsas. of Pittsburgh,

. , _ ' lion by agreement of stockholders was
. [b isrghoroughiy 9mm“: his \a— died for the Boston Shoe Company, of
nation. Mr. Wilson is on a camping Waterbury.

The Avon Farm Produce Exchange"
. Ha unexpected to return home is olll‘ganized with $1,000 capital stock. .
T 8 Similar-d Oyster Company. °f| Episcopal Church held Thursday eve-

ning was addressed by Ralf. Oscar. 8-
‘Mr. Mills is .an

 

ROWAVTC'H BAPTIST cPURCH
Henry a. Anfcrson. Paw.-
Karbel.New York. N. v.: Captain wu- ”$38,“:"ifidfimf’; "hi“ 195' ”f E' 8m” gem"
liam Scully. Brooklyn. N. Y.; Richard a . 0 w th e -
Lang. Ney York oily;
Reyes and Mills Flora Aiken, Hastings-g
on-theHud-m, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Dennerlcb and Miss Anita Den.
nerlch. New York City; Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Youngs. BrooltIynPN. Y.

The prayer meeting of the Methodist

 

next week. A Bridgeth clorgy- Strntl‘ord,» is dissolved.

A committal)! incorporation of the
. at the services tomorrow. Windham Lumber and Realty

; pany. of Willimantlc. was filed by Hor- forceful, and helpiui local preacher.
Albert Eldridge and Michael P. Shea, 3““ S. Eaton..Charies W- TWO“ “Miami his services are in constant mie-
mand by churches in the absence oi
He has accepted lnvi~

mun by the pastor.
Sunday School at 11:50,

Edward J.‘ T
M

duct. wsredn session at Henry C. 391- "Advertise m the Se'm‘um ,uteir pastors.

 

 

 

 

 
 

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limp-xi" 5 v —‘ or
firutuasntnt

“t .m following «counter Grout .*.
Bflth'a participation in the war *
Written by Louis Tracy. a 'k
‘ . oi theBritlsb .War hila-_..*
» :- Wt) commemorate the fourth in
.. ry of our ally's en. *
tuned into the warfml'fl'rncrirv
‘" ll ml! “tnownthroughout: thank
Uni ' vow» nr-novollat. .b6- .1.
‘ . author of "The Wings of i

‘ fuming" and some torty *.
. ovals. ME
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a, LOUIS TRACY

Min-k. Aug.l.&+'romomw. Au»
. , ' "p stricken world will have en-
Wr years of war and enter on
MllsHow many more years will
, hulipn race he called on to antler

ugly? God alone knows. But it

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implous tor a mortal man to
maid-burns: ot-ibmAl-v

3landward);.1.noat .solemnly say
Wh_.,.tlliswcnmivul or woe
permitted by. Providence to,
on for months or years yet to
cannot cease tlllflerxbuny is
do her knees. And why :do 1
$319 same breath proclaim that
393 large rests..:in«the bands of the'
Mrofiflosts nudvyet that I am con~
vinced ‘3' my veryaoul that the only
. not can be' Germany‘s detest?
'laf" y answer: It l.bellcved.-oth
7, would cease to be 11 Chris-
{if}; admittedthe possibility of a
slim; victory I would never again
Reveille: He who gm-c'us the Sero
on-jtthe Mount died on the Cross

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

‘uld iglowwapt‘orce. and gousoccowa

 

. Mffammoretpotonbthnn Right,
’ which/lbw”.
- taly, America mud even poor,

 

 
 

 
 
 

ranged twenty. other ,. “it

 
 
 
 
 

_ ‘ y»-no.. not till Milton‘s re-

 

 

 

 

nah anchor «scum “my.
at onco‘ optmbute and our innin-
tlon. We who gave thin = holocaust
must be wortbyoi' it? ‘We whom lett
must be more resolute. M'Wfln
more grandlydudlflelnnt “finial-Jot».
rel-inc. than intone twbo undone.
Bowcanzlt rho-WI“! . The W
they-bun.- tbe ucrlllcetbey made.
all the lighter-1m- ns bile-nu «their
example. rd‘hs blood of the martyrs in
the seed of the Church of 01!!!!" all”

knowledge .tbat Britain—and every blooded our deadl- uw anagram

:BRITAleS MEWS

tuna-limiting them till the: can to
plastic... mankind. .. Lhave no‘ concern
tor 0mm. monomeric-no bavo a
(mode: pmerb.‘ “A good Man is a
Until Germanyfiastl
out the devil of Kalscriarn and goes
back abundred years to the race
which producedroome decent undue»
iul membanrol the body Wrote I
shall believe most nrmly that the beat
German is adend German. What doas
grieve: ms‘ moat profoundly ‘

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kin in every cllmewhero idle mulch
tongueis theapoech'otithe people.
We have dated-ail: we Ibullgaln all.
So it you have read into this produce
the meaning I~»bave striveu to convey
yonqvill undantnnd thatuin the re-
mainder oi metric! any I abolls toll
of the glory and the immensity oi
Wife-achievements in. ammo
to flaunt her-M in the eyes of the
“dob!“ aaan earnest .ot.iha colt-
same sacrifices and ideals that shall
flow from this great .nntion of the
West in an over-increasinmnnd irre-
sistible stream. . That. in. martini-pose,
and I wanna-declare.“ now. Britain
has done much and, though weary and
blood-stained. will do more. but the
measure other heroic effort can sure-
rly lie-applied to the determination of .,
tbe'nplendid countryaln which I. write
these lines. Why. to mix with you
Americans on the days when the new:
new: bad. whomsome disaster at sea
ore aomo.rcvnm_.mn.-land chills the
blood and adds a fresh burthen to an
ovcrlnden heart; is the best of all
tonic: for an Englishman. . l have
gone out Rozaddm audience-.01..”
eveninguwwben my...soul rims... heavy
within me. «when ..each .zmoutblul of
toad in a wellzappointcd club or hotel
had» almost choked; me by ~ contrast
with the privations-‘better men than I
were enduring .-_ with steadfasineaa,
But. the first sight 0: an American au-
dience. the first ringinggcheen‘ evoked
not :by myoratory; .but .my 'atbeule.
brought a healing and a strengthening
altogether Divine. in their etllcncy.’ for
here. indeed. in the truest sense of: the
phrase, digvolce of melpcople became
the voicsot God. '
.Well.:’the record-has many items.
Let us begimwith the worst. the ir~
‘remcdieble. «the tax «levied . ~by'z..dcatln
Itis a and showing. -;..mhe.Bcltish tons- .
‘ndltier‘in indicate mdwmmaro-a’uole

square in tendon: summation. «Amen.
ica ii proud. and very properlyproud;
of the great armyiabe has 'pourodariato:
Franc-at. It in a million; in mundnum-
hers. aamillitln ‘0! first rate lighting»
.men carried in British ships with lab-i
solute misty across perilouusu.

"But Britain hirsute“! lost a mil-
lion in dead and. grimusly‘ wound
ell-mills two and a bait million: have-
been smitten .bytbc pestllancecalied
Germany, .1 .bavomot. prostituted

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an?!” or mans casino on. . ymmmam.mmtmpl
vain: calamar‘ommanto

to 1.32MB l with. llle~ Knolflm.

, Apgnshclilli. .80. the and .ot
_ in into the conflict. the prin- -' ‘
Vficb clad .Belgiuinsto WW9-
"tbs-.sboen sense of Justice.

 

 

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7 than-mohair. meagrotegqng
. _ ,svlnuglratovacornw'gthe 1'»
shallovemaccopt tony . ,
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oneetittli must».
doom-hmwdbdnlet '~ alf- , » ~ a. t. .
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‘youadid..not traallsadlbat
my OWbdollp-haa lost .. med
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"m4- : Warmers ,,

.bu’t‘not such miracles. :dlom;m'Mggaw

. va lost everything I valued the}. can never-again.- bo co .

. , .tohamorldmbereln a

. it nonmalwt and
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duesdttfiflflnlnd Slate‘s . '_
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. - mmd intends in. will on th sounde
Memmtickgha ; , the tails wry
"-lionezntayonr magnificent

mmdtshe‘othea

falltba M as
, . Walther otmgmorotfiu 91W all
' -,yownvillg ‘eifmnlnlala‘Bnt I cannot‘abllbd .

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. tots '3'. the usual hours on Sunday.

 

of Mr. and Mrs. Frank !. Gabi),

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ll—iiilside street for the benefits: .me-

‘ lA.stage 30x30 feet will be erected. on
The meetings are non-sectarian and the lawn for the presentation. or mu

‘5”; plays, fancy dances, songs and other
las yet, unannounced, program also-
'tures, in which New York tolerable-p-
resented 'by friends of Editor .and
Mrs. Cobb will participate, whfle :‘he
large tam will be utilizedior, general
idancing. Mr Cobb, who is one 01 :lm
leditcrr oi the New York World, aA'ew
lynch. ago, purchased the former reci-
‘doncc oi the late Peter Smitty. and
since making it his family mount?

l homo,

 

on PULLMAN WAITERS, WPE

WORK 0R FIGHT ORDER

Local boards in the state have been

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lockwood. instructed from the Governor’s-once
‘01 Hillside street. have entertained that General Crowder's “work. or
iiight" order is-not yet to be applied
‘ to waiters on Pullman cars. it is uno
derstood that this exemption-manor.

3' Major John Buckley has also atoll:
filed local boards thatihe Mayflo-
01 60‘1”” “we" hibiting releases to the Emergency
spent the day ”31m” ““1 his '” Fleet Corporation has been amended
ter Mrs. Sturges Andrews, at the West again. and that releases a“, m ha
.granted to registrants it request is
made by a representative of tho Unis

ted state‘s shipping board.

Elaborate preparations are now- bes
lug made for the lawn fete and Enter-

 

 

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I Several West Side residents spent
1'
;tbe day at Roton Point. Thursdav. at- TheT ”SDBYEht OvenWare

tending the Martian! the Zion Hill ML

 

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A *' ARE I N I * I
“ll .
maniacal-lateral“ menu
silver 1w ism in. ammo” .01.
on lands; tits parliamentarians." law
Mr professors. menu-ta. its on-
med..leadera in every branch or
bum tbouxhtand endeavor. Thanh
mart, of the «price-asked nil-nun .tor
log to support Biabb u .mlnllt mien- Womemdo 00 to 70 per cent. pi
and itiaalmavv WNW
rm. Again. we have lost nearly every. and trench warfare supplies aeolian
rancormnd man or that small but: lll- _
Mitsubishi army whicbwwo threw the Royal‘il‘lying corps. In one was
methane: early in AWN“. ,
.1: .busbeenmstimailedxtbatvmuin: men (networking for their counts-yin
haaioughtnnmvenm trout: during. hemmed; many of when”! M

the past ionmyaacs. Manama readily, in, their-Jive: before. .
enumerate most.ot. thorn. (Ollie: mom
have been‘ to the fore in Belgium.
France. italy. Serbia. Greece. Russia, _
:' Palestine. unapopotamla. "China and dono-by‘the British Navy? . Itawpuld.
‘ North-East and West mm-to-namowbetialrnostixludicrous in a review or
only .the main theaters-sot \flieuwarn Britain‘s share in the war to dismiss
She- and. her-:Gokllifl all.“ Md
7.500.000 mldlmrlndvof mum bornebythe fleet did I not feel-ass
' England's (nohfiroanpritaipja), nm.mm that ,ovety intelligent. man and
portion is 00per cent. ~~In this regard
{must remove a misapprehension, or. well as it not better than] «imbibe
to be candid. .anlldowna Handle. .clvillnedworldoweuitsvexistonce‘lo:
which has found credence in some day to the unparalleled services rem.
quarters. I shall not labor the point. tiered by the Navy. .
It should sumce l! l state with abso- And, alas, how can 1' deal With the
_ pie authority that one man in every aid given .to the motherlandvby'Oan-
' anion and a hall or the population of ads, AustrnllaJ-lndl
w ”‘ pin in the am, The same

holds good of Scotland. $91k; be rendered adequatelyz‘rmflldlmet}.a

darned.me sanctum. g
a tides penyookmnd aen'dsabrod

60.0w " out: per week. timed?
ditlon 0 over ninety nationaltaroenalq
Great. taimhas mwtwsaavm
men: controlled hctol'lelmlll workint
day and night on munitimsnnndssap
all the machine-workwonahells; hoot -
contributed also trained mechanlmld

or anotbenvabout 5.MWW_ -

I
, TurningJo. the fleet. what shall;
say. what can I say that will be at all
adequate to the tbcme,-.ol the. worli

in arsentonce the absolutely ‘vltulpaft

woman ,in the UnWiates huowaml .

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a =and~-«Sontb-*1M:
rlcal The requlaltastzibntormlbdo

tvolume.

 

,qu review .0: outdoor. soon? 4‘14"
cancmlt a brief referenced!) that 83‘ -

nedeword Kultur, Accordingl-to

 
 
 
 

Vv leun. the whole quarrel hingeaion

mmwgfim.mhile inorremsal or the democracies otjhe

madam»

ytworld to accept «mar. .. veryrwcll. -
asthmatic-419:». ,

. What is Kulturl.»~1: hummus table

4 13381:“? urine worst tomato! calmeoommltted.

mflMiW .in.~6ermany and Englandndlll‘llls the
‘ ‘ mm“. tenuaecrs 1897:1901: ‘

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Germany. “ 'llngland.

. _, 359 m

; .573 1'66
hopes; .....:....=. '1 9.881. 4 21d

HUn‘nnt’ural Crimes. .34]. , ' mo ..

.hialidiona andqu‘e- h. f ,

.lonious Wound-
in! cocoa-noon. 172,1“ ' 12%,:

' Malicious damage j : _
W-Dmpel'ty ‘._.-.“ W7” .7 358 , ‘.

 

,mn ooooooyua; 610 l 278

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I , le ottAmerlca, you gamma
ninth, wives. sisters and sweet-I;
of - theunen you have" . sent -

 

r should‘be known‘by’ its resulta;

such. a case against enlightened Ge

cit {many is it nottwoetndonr years.’ .onir; .1;

need be. tori: yearn o.‘.-~»war loam

 

It saves fuel, food and labor.
Always free from grease andodors.
Pyrex I'm made in every practical
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Perri. of - .

’ Fort street. East Norwalk, have 1811qu ”1d me‘for baking.

Service of evening worship at 7:30. t returned home.ottcr a low fiys' visit . ” ‘

P11316850!“ .Sandow Harmonti oi New with Ml. Perry's momenhira, William t Albert F. GChebe
York f‘itv. who has been . heard wi‘h H. Robinson oi the Upper Parish. Miss 35' WM 33, “I!”

hgreat‘plearurc by the Mole 0! Rows)" Marion Pcrry. was. also a visitor in: ”mi. 0.1m”. Phone 10“,.

 

,1 askl~-youv-.to.-.9mdy;mt “No.1 .
nan: benighted 31121de “1“th H . .

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