Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, August 30, 1918 · page 4

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Merrill Colleges Have 3 Reputation for Placing

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SOUTH’ MGRWALK

it. according to the report given by
some of the men on board.

, veteran of the Civil War and served

7'; throughout with this regiment.

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' Iweek for his annual vacation. He is

'spending this week at the Pit-.invllie

I camp grounds, where he is attending .

‘ the exercises there. He is expected to;
return to this city'to oiliciate at the-
Sunday services of he Advent Chris
tian Church of which he is pastor. and
then leave in the early part of the

I week for his regular vacation.

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florist-Swine: the U. 8. Navy sta- _
‘ at “18 Milli Navy Yard.: Charles H. Cogsweli. who left a few
O “4101" furiughathis homeI days ago with the latest bunch of
draihos has sent a post card to
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MissClare Simon is visiting her
aunt in New Rochelle.

Miss Helen Olcott is spending sev-
. eral days out of town.

The stone. house torso many years m.“ .Reynolds ma Sunday
the home oil the late 0. C. Blickenderv with hlg mm". in Cross .31.", pl, Y
(or. inventor. at \BB‘Bedtord street,é mu Ethel Gallagher of Stamford
an". Harold E. Wilson oriented ct "0....me Tm" wmch he 58,, ., Stanton! W hen leased thr'oush'oaueo on friends in townton snaosv.
regular midweek servicessgtzthe about 250 mm” from the camp. He: 'm W. J. BIICKGDSderler. 8891“ to Miss Anna Annunaictto spent'tho
Avenue M' E' church last even-I Elves glowing praise to the Red CrossI hire. Charles D' Burnos oi Tokeneke.I Weekend with friendnin‘Norwslk.

I u.” cannot be beat (or the tine 3e" ;whose son, Lieut Dudley. is now at the. M133 Ruler of New York is using.
I ice they are slvlns us along the line." ' trout '1' mm“ :mt w” CH9!!! In South MI“

Charles Gager of the National Bank
of Norwalk. is at present 'enJoying a
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m 'Qaittner oi~the Naval 410- | .
“'is- -onioying a short tuflough at 1-1“, Ladies Missionary ”cm, of During the severe thunder shower,I Mrs. R E. Strait and children have
1 home on Seavidw avenue. He is the Swedish Congregational Church ‘yesterday afternoon, lightning struck returned from a visit with her parents

”filmed 8‘. Perth Amboy. celebnted the 3090‘“! .nn‘vem” of the mafltrot' m I‘mor Rob." U". in “undo.
their organisation last evening and .ifrom L011! Island. The pole was' Miss Katherine O'Shauxhnessay is

us. John Keogh and (anally. who very pleasant time was enjoyed. A slightly damaged. but the vessel sailed enlovlns a week's "cation in M8981?
v'bccn stopping at the home of fine program was presented by the this morning tor New Haven. after chusctts.

*Daniel Keogh are preparing to members too. large audience Re— Csptsln Uta had made a pleasant stsyI The regular monthly meeting at thi-
. up their resfienco in the m freshmen“ were served and a general With. Moods here. i BoroughBoard will be held in the town

eat Marvin Beach on Labor Day. 506d time "s in- order “timing the I hall, September 3.
I ending of the program I Tonight is the date at the highvclassl Miss Florence Atclieson of Hartford

“admire. Arthur Burns and tom I ionncert to be given at the Tokenéliel has been a guest at the home Of Mr.
.ilhnbury, who have been spend- The day for the card party .fl Lesion by Herbert Witherspoon or the and Mrs A. Blochmann. Forest street.
, summer at Marvin Beach. oc- dance by the members of the East Nor— Metropolitan Opera Company, and MI Shawnee Campfire Girls held a busi-
~ the Keogh cottage. expect to iwnilr’ Tobacco Fundhas at last arrived annually gifted wile, better known to ness meeting Monday evening in their
4“. to. Danbury on Sunday. This afternoon‘s card My '1" be 'the public by her maiden name of rooms New officers were elected

«held in the Commnity Hall for the Iiiorence Hinlile. She. like Mr. With-I Chief Yeoman Frank Thompson 01
m Kellogg of the hat Side ladies in the "fling a card pm erspoon. has participated in some or New Yorlt '8 eniorins a. ten-days fl“
. . -- his position in St. Mary’s will open the pm who followed the leading oratories and musical re finish at his home in Smith more
i to accept. a responsible posi- l by “Kc“! which will begin about citals given in this country. Only two New Canaan boys register

a nutrition history in Nochr- .3 45. Th e hall has beewprctiiiy and , 'ed in News“: on, Saturday. The)
\ imam“, decanted with mmmI Mrs; imimnfad Richards ot the :21: Joseph Lent and Joseph an‘
new 0 one s has been ‘entor- o
“Striker of New Jersey spent a' a mebzighsmfieznfitm 33:33:33“ raining her ooulin. Edward Grieves of Capt and Mrs Manlfibv of New Y0”
- .- on the Eastsidaandlettthis tendanoeis looked for and it is hoped the British army. who was one at but spent the week end with Mr. andflrs.
.i‘or his home. Mr. Strihsr‘ all will turn out m‘d attend this at- 27 nGen remaining out of 1,000 who William Crime of Oenoke avenue.
outer-resident of this almost! .fair to help supply the East N orwalk’mk part in the Dardanelles mm“ I A meeting of Richard E. Holcomb

here was a member of the police I boys in service with matches me no- He also saw service in “in. Eusi ems, Sons of Veterans. will be he“!

 

 

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wounds. was sent bathe British gov . mac Florence Knnowic's‘ militants
ernmentas an instructor to a campvin Samar. the New York Orthonflllc
Georgia. Hospital tor the Crippled. at White
Plains.

corporal Harry Baylor and: Mrs. any
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111‘- G. IBM for that roamiso'rou. wig. arming any: nonunion Eoi'ntud is now in
'io n Minimum tcsay. Nov-raunchy mos-ho ingot-y

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LAST JUN E—95

Vand we could have placed many Trnore in 900d positions

Regular Courses in Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting,
English Branches, Adding and Calculating Machines, Office Practice.

SPECIAL WAR COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

FIVE TO SEVEN MONTHS

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shall. Jr.. and danghhcrc. Dorothy.“ and.) to Robertflhlohectcr, Hominy Miss Ella King returacd to «Glen-
niiss Winifrwd Hell. have lcft on a ton wing at s: 50 a. in. Five minutes to, dale L- 1-. Wfllnfidll'. liter spendlni:
day's motor ml? to We 00d. I Waive round lir. Gbichcstar aboard a “'0 week! With Mr and WI“ "8“")
Mrs. wuiissn Herring or notion.‘ train at South Norwaih leaving his" vvll’illiaml- of the Upper Parish
and Mrs. Ralph Clack oi Bostu, have bride of less then two hours for OampI MW- 3039911 GNOW’ and M1“ DOW
returncd hols. one; spa-ding a tow Meatloaf. Lytle'. (is. Robert was one thy Ghlotto ”mm“! to their We
weehs'tlh Wonlll. rho-so of the boys draftcd to leave Newi‘“ South Now-1k Fridai evening --u
McGratlfof Forest street. misconduct“. When be round outlier “mm.“ the week 5‘ ‘59 W“
Leo m oi. Karl's am. is“ u... that to ache out an insurcnoc called deuce °‘ ““195 Ghiotto. in ”19 59'"
dly [9} Hum to I!” his vacation I for concern to leave it to, be pressed Parish.
or 0.9- .ng with m. scrut- Bil nations quickly with lilac Dc Well.|
Karl or 1mm has tannins W with when he has been heartwarm- I'
place during. his“ It”! for themct twoxycarc. An auto
Misc Hannah Kelley. cloth in Bar vvnobilcwasiplcuiredM‘l‘own Clsr kI
"detu do cul- mm. is cnioyhgihcr ohm ”1"“ ‘0 m m Me“ i Homo. NA. oi cmfw m etao vbgh
vacation iii-ma lire. m u.- WWII-lent on its-tics Janice
BARA‘I'OGA. N. Y.. Aug 30.—-M

lie. ins-arty s visor: in the store is Franklin titan of Biker Mine was
the sole of the H A. Porter horses

nllingiicr placc located-in libelous, getting in his hay.‘
I I last night the colt Pride of indie, a

Cowmmsldolsoott .. M mm!“ “on and brother to Domlinant went to W. 2.1"
Corneamcstsi‘tninfiilbr. wuiisnm mat-4n “hm :Burch for $19000 It was said Mr.
’Burch made the purchase for Samuel
Ross of Washington.

Pride of India is nominated for the
Futurity. to be run at Belmont Park
Ion September 14!
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I TOKlO, August 28.¢—During smu-
Itions near Tokio workmen unearthed
a prehistoric canoe which..crsahacio-
{QM-“'0 ban N3 gist: say. was buried over minors
Iago. and think the district was inhab-
ited at the time by the ~Ainu race. The

canoe is 17 feet long and is built of
wood.

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RAYS $19,000 FOR COLT

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ens. also his father and mother tromI
Oasiniug. an Sunday.1‘he day was ‘
enjoyed by all, including a ride in
their automobile. .by moonlight, .on the
return trip. .
Tweatyancn will go from this (“3- .
trict to 0p.) lBucharest- Boptcmbcrxi. i
and eleven Aoflurpllpton onSthcI-I
bar 6. M‘Wl 50110.8 from N" of vumam
Canaan “m “I“ "III”- Minsi‘wmibo son in the church 1
Harold Cook and Prod Roscoe of ”at.” nasal ml“ Sunday. i
Camp Davcns have been transfer-radio Mrs. mm mm.
the oilcers' school. Two non wcrc ed ‘m ”.01 ladies M, attor-
selected from New Gannon cod one loan.
from Nowell i New .rork meson .cre guests on
The Shawnee Campdro Girls will If m m_ M Hm. of the"
give a dance on Emu evening Bev- mm
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*‘lEMON-JUICE
TAKES OFF IAN.

Girls! Make bleaching lotion
if skin is sunburned,
tanned or frcckicd

tends. Theodoiasion will be25cabs. w W 1340's:

The canon meeting oi theFinaace an. Ralph Grim 41! (lands-awe.
3”” ““1 '° Md in the W" M“ has-bean a visitor with-MicaAilce
September 3.).“ a. bmet..of.gx. 'mrofiflodfmatrwct.
pense‘ cribs mwnvior themnilsvmr'v .A liaiszdaashtor arrived true-lay
will bozstspsrcd. ° at-ihccmaoffilr. andflrs..!lrankfl’. 3

Mr. cnd’hira. ’3‘“!!! 8m, m OA‘M‘W"PM. I
“dmvm’m- 3mm“. m«c.mchxus:uuor ood‘
Newb a Room with m" 5 "m.

Mrs. mcmStcma or Show m 321:, w‘“;mmt;: a, bottle containing threeounocs or

hire. Mrs. Breakaway. who 1. am “a. Orchard White, shake well. and you
or Mrs. stereos, rcmaiaod hora wcch’c v mu. Mg. “mm mm of m- have a quarter pint of the best freckle. _\
visit. “amm.wflwfl willie sunburn and tan lotion and comiiosicn .

company E. State Guard. viiimotm. mm mm scum beautitier, at vet}. small cost

go to “spasm. Mic-was .mm »_ Your grocer has the lemons and any
anticintsd. W um: 'WM ml of im, 'drug store or toilet counter wilivsucsly
interest may mm; mngW- three ounces at Orchard White for a
company. Aixamwdmm Otis-Io Ao- few cents. mange this sweetly fll‘

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4*! "I,” .3,“ My WWW -. grant lotion into the iccc. noel. W .
ye «toandhandssachdsyandsoehowm

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