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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 19, 1918 · page 6

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tatlnn of the Marine Corps.

tht- >‘dlt‘t' into rat fertol’it had shown

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g I. a A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
H sanitation BY
Jams GOLDEN
mDAYI'oo'r. 19, 1918 w l

m I“! " ittett‘ons line and platt', when the

TgquRRO‘gAc FOB slam lit-ad oi the \irtotiotts German
tide 11:45 a.m.;12:19 p. tn.
rim 7 :09; sets 6:06.

in ill“ \illaee hand stand bank in lt'an

 

-s;t~ llir’ttt .. ltttncl‘t‘l'ki' did not takt‘

Inuit ‘t! it until lltt‘ battles of l-lihtit‘l'u
dillt‘il} anti Ilt‘llé’klu Wood.

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llt‘U‘ltliu'tl then that at that mo

aimed at Paris. was ltiunttl

.tnti tlttttst ltttk It) the Ann-titans. in

 

it! t baptism of Mood. illt- llUl‘
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7 ‘ , * tit. .,
Imber of the Assocmted Press.
fie Associated Pies: is t-Xt-lustt'ete
to the use for publication of‘
he's dispatches credited to it or
otherwise in this paper and u‘so '

it

tun t‘tat‘t—t “Lilli was on the spog
ozt titt- Id. i‘h‘at hand plait-d the ma

'ittt \ j'tltt it.tt‘.lt-. and [he‘ll pluntred in

".’~t .I eittt rilltll‘lll‘l‘>. III that lilttt‘l

‘ A“ :5“:st 0iIll-"I’ll?“:Iéuudrifi”3:: l l elm-ton lighting with lll'dilllt“
at: 95 arm -"

' D it it out of Moon The plan-ts Il'l‘t‘“

”" ashlt- their ll‘rlltllllt'llts‘ and won; to“
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top. .tnti t’ltll’lt‘tl bark wounded
HONE CALLS
rialPRooms—ttz. "‘in Midi . Lillllnt; fit» llil’ll lllt~|t’
sOflice—93. .wti't‘ Itt tttole lt‘ll to entry.
Branch Office—1388. r. . d M W m, “wk mm “mm“

’a Residence—2182.

- . ll l‘tlll.|l has lltt'll tlt‘t'oztlt-tl for

W ' ‘ cadence—14924 ‘
”J‘gltfi‘asnnger‘s Residence—.‘illintil t-\ the French go'tt-rntnrttt.
t 113.12, flittilt- \ott‘il think oI' ll, next time
—-~ . " )Ul! llt't ,. 'l ‘ tllagt- hand it wasnt so

.

THE RED cnosss_L0NG ARM rt'tttztlkllil-. tutu-t lll .. Wit). '.\lo-‘I

oi Iltt llt' ‘l'll‘ 'llo‘ lint-lira would

To the gt“ 1 tl.‘t~~ um no my band in
‘RPd t‘ross mean:- .t 'tttutt ot' llll‘M'S In.” dam. it.
find doctors, thlli‘t‘ .ltt‘ii is lllt‘ lgtit‘! ,A. .
of the sitk and wounded. t PRACT,CAL PACIFISM
“'hile thi~ ('tl't' oi iht soldier ill‘ l".\t‘lll>‘ show that the Ct'l‘illilll hear“
or wounded in h-ttzltv i.- its |ttlttt.tl‘)' hid has weak, nt-tt lllt‘ grainy :t-- Illllt ,t

Purpose, tht ts also .4. htanttt oi the It 1‘ im‘ in iliiilll‘llt‘tl the Allies

'. ‘ " - - il\ "till
'Red ('l‘t)>> it: nun a tip 'lllilt‘J" oi Tilt (titttal Fittpttt ll.l\t t pt
‘ " . ’- " .. ' .. t t-t- lill thm wan‘
conllllllllit‘tlttttll. \\litr«t- Illutti l~y mitt u tttott. ,. llltllll d l l , t
' ., ~ .‘ t - "t...
keeplnt: tIt-- it-oplt- at home :Ii as "t II‘H' ‘Wmt thv‘ ttuntt win I
‘ " .. " 1 . < r. I) t u t
close tout-h tun-title “tilt titt- mm “\M It I't'l'ttlullon. twin. illt lrntlll
l f‘ ll non? riit- Ill lllt' holtt of thin.)
in he to t. >
0 f I l . ‘ , ’ 1 low» Its “I” to (lltlllll‘ ltlllllt‘i p~t\;t
m‘ o It" tlt‘lt~ o 'ttt-- tint-1o: .~
litt'ts 'l'lttv illill li,‘l'> H. fight”.-
finding the .<t)ltllt is. l'l‘lli'l'll'tl as "haw ' ' r-
. t» I I‘ll.
lug." lntniwitatt it upon it t't‘l‘ Illt‘ l‘
h l l l u H... it~ ‘ll 'l.~ .thlIilllt‘lil tiotwu't want to
out: It Forum, t it tuit-a ~ : .~ .
I_-lt;;\. l“" )1, .,._ ,,
“89ll‘l'll9l.<" .o notk. Iltlt~>lltlllll|12 tont. " ”“" i I solda , st}
rule (lull) tl Ilt tillt til lt't‘l't- ”\Ht‘ \lltttiM “t. “'11)“th t'.titllllt‘tl
, K b‘ L: It't t' r~ ' t
i ll ,‘ 'll 1 \ l‘ H. “liltilt ”to last to“ tl.t\~ lt;t\t- ttgtt-tt-tt
0 Oll‘lllg t‘.t‘l\ |itt> lit' t‘ I'i '..

lllt"t‘ \t'll \\l Ids.

before the (stilt‘ltllilt’lll lltllll‘tdtlttl‘.
, . . . . - Stout t-' tttt lit'lman “-001“ on“
has l‘t'lltlll‘tl lllt‘ ittztlts llt'l‘ll ill" ‘ .
k l I it t' t ”1 WHEN \\Illl Ila-Ir old spirit, but 33,,
‘thl' la~ ll“ :tIt ~ It -« tt' . Itt, .
l ‘ i ll - tti m‘fl'r‘” "' 'l t In ‘tt III to slot“ a lot
lnlll'lt'ttit'tl Itl It)» tuttitt I it‘ ~ .
L, . "ll“ttonli :t lt‘l.’t\tllltill ot t'thilI_ .-.
(“or is tlt‘.’t‘l. lltt‘\ IIII' told ~o \\lI , Ji
. loss t!" \I ill I t “in This tll‘llltllulltfl
possible :ttltlftiona‘ tlt‘lltilh‘ tor lllt>ll' '

litl’l lttLt'tlltt \titll Illt' iIlIII‘llN-tl I‘Ull

(tomlort, -ll “0 l> lttt tilt ll in :t lumpi-y
till, the and
wounds. his tontii'ton

fitlt l’l’t‘ t,‘ tlt- \lIiml troops, liar llllll II

iat‘ls ot‘ tti~ Illlll““

_ to tltt \‘i'l! the snotpttt: \ittoitcs wt»
It'lll'lt't‘ii,

It‘t'

'l‘lztp

and

now \\lll'llll£‘

are faithfully tt-poitt-d.

‘ is hasten
Should he lu‘ round to llt' .t toitttm

Ilt~t I'l,tl] [ware ltlll\

 

 

SAMUEL PoLLEY
VERY MUCH ~ALIVEI

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bath of September it. in which
number oi lttt‘ul boys uit'l'lllt‘l
ot wett- wounded.

In the lt‘llt')‘ l’ll\.tlk' San; relates ai
\ery interesting t'hiSUtlt‘ oi the it:ht,' \
and tells oi the heroism ot one local ‘

THE
GREAT

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Tllt‘ 27w tall.-
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' Black Dress, Sati

titt l'itl‘tlh olll\‘
'l'onitzht

3 yards to a t'llhlttllti‘l'

From
In ill

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Ahout lItIt tt:ttl':~. iii tan
to to.

l‘t'ont 7
pair ..

l pair to a tusIt-nttt

South Nor-walk, Conn.
(The (‘onnertit'ut i'lllll‘t‘lllllt
lturinu the t-‘llllllllt': tin-I SH
lll‘t’ll spent in tnakin: tti.tit_\ \
teessurt Tt‘]l;tlt> and lll||l'tl\l‘l|lt‘
.tltt- t‘lllli't'll and the utmtuds a'
j'l‘ht- shite rotti, whit-h |ia~ tor
‘I‘ynt- leaked badly, hillb'lllK‘lllt
ltlt' ol' the IItlIl't‘ll to 'het-ome
't’tl. has been Iltotttttz:h|,\‘ repair

pit_.:ttet's. tili’lutllllE a major. a rapt
sot d on August JL’, it‘ll. :tI llcrlitr was
itit-nttit-atit-n mark on I‘ t\t‘t pi a to,»
i
“all“; a tt-u' slllttt‘ moments to Iil_\' i
and nl,\ Kreat time with l-‘ritty ‘
represented. tor the prestut. anyhow} ‘
t’tl at our destination and
opened tip with our artillery a hootl.
lllt'i
for many miles hat-It that did not harei
Stated that they all waited. in their?
take a llllllt‘lt ttl prisoners. Illt‘llltllllL!
a bio ltap We Hot a lot of autosfl,‘
just like you see In the pictures. with
I
uirv t-itiannlt-ntt'nts

of “will there We tattultt tht-nt ,‘tll

boy, Private Leonard Foslrr \tllttae ;
home is at {Lin-rd street. this ("0- .
f‘ttsttu' led an adrant‘c patrol into 'di‘
Idtgt- I'll) :tlttl lttttli At large llUlllel 01
Iain. a lieutenant and a tmytuastrt‘,i“'
and man) llitttl>nlltl mails and other
"toner in the pauuastet-‘s quartets,
pa” m it]. ”tom-t, a German mark. is 1
Pitt‘ltlht'tl in the letter. Ittgt titer with a ,‘
tut-tat ttutton taktu tront a unit'ortn.‘.
The liltttlttllxtlil) oi the “Patti oi the?
uttitottn is not known. a.- ll I‘lt‘ i: no'
at t-rtttan,
'l‘he lt‘llt r toads:
Stilllt‘\\lit':t‘ in France.
tu’at I’tit’lttl Sept, Ill. 1915.
st-It, i attt taking this opportunity tol
lt-t ton know that I am as well as cit-iii t
petting lat. as usual, and tind no kirk
t‘ttllllm; teaatdina tht- tt-td t-tt iIt-tttt-nt. ~
1
I suppose Norwalk Ls quite awakeJ.
since the last Mll'l'llrt’ we gan- thei
lltlt'lit', atld she can “PM be proud oi"!
lit-r bots our hero. its we are welli
AtIt-ra few weeks tit Ht‘t'l't‘l ltikittgandi
slot-pin: in the woods o\t-r night, tlv i
spite llt an torrents ttl' rain and ire-7;"
int: \l‘t‘t’tlllt‘l’ III the evening. we arriv-I .
withoutI
Fritz.) ltnoutni: amthitn: about it, “'t‘l‘
lltlltllllt'tll that started t’tttl) itt
morning and, by the time we anti " m mph” “rm.“
t't'ztd) to yo mm the top, i don't be-
lieve that there was a pit’t‘l" of landi
sllt‘lllltlll'fl or was not torn tip "on“
to plot bottom It was rainim: \t-r)
ltt-atiht win it we ~l.tl’lt‘tl and we ntzttle‘I
tapid proeross We had lt‘ritzy Roi
dugouts or trenches (what was left ot‘
them). with their hands up. reath tori
the Kameratl cry, We certainly; did‘
many high oIIit-t‘rs. who were .‘tll‘t‘fltlll
on lloiibt‘llt‘tt‘k and in auto to dcparll
III" we .‘ttllunt‘t‘tl so fast and flankcdi
so heat ll_\', that we cauuttt them all in.
“UNI“, hilt-s ot attttttnnitton and “”1ng O 9 ‘9 -7
and rterythiti: imaginable. Talk
about your No Man's hand it was?
tnilt's oi toting t~ratcrs and acres ot
tlt‘atl ll‘I-t‘>. dead for the quot four
)t‘ltt's, with nothing but stumps and
ljntln tell and. also. tniIt-s oi" hath
\l't'll, llit ht'tl “NIP or had was the
nlot'ninL :tIIt-r. “hell no entered the
Ian-e isn't-s formerly occupied by the
ltttns. ’l'htgx must have li\t‘tl the tin
asleep, in lll'll. tasl HIUUZiIlL: the mom
in: slttttthtt aunt. and it quit:- a sight
to see our boys chasing Iht-tn around
in their pajamas.

the parish hall have been gin»

window tt‘ante~

1to the intt-iittr oI hoItt tho clutr

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0N 'ST
-ECONOMY’S CALL

HARVEST SALE

strut-rs vamt v

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‘BA‘I'URDAY, 003'. 19, 1918

 

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ORE

Extra Specials Tonight

' FROM 7 TO 10 O’CLOCK

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worth 32ml yard.

$1.39

Turkish Towels

10c

Cotton Blankets

98c

‘0

TRINITV CHURCH REPAIRED

till
ltltl lit”
on "I“
Ills to
tout lt.

sonn-
- intt-t-
titttnaL-
t'd alttt
ch and
it two

coats of paint. 'l‘ht- outside woodwork.
ttitns. t‘it'., haw also

. int: pea-t in a war that the liaist-t' “in ”WI" “t‘l't‘ it“ h ‘ . . " i\ -t 1 Hill“
‘ ‘ -. ~ . . . . . _ --n Mlnlttl. lo tit tut a t
prisoner. anothtt- lilttll‘ll ol Ilu iv 1 W T in! M l M "NH". it w hr Lli'ttl to surrender. too wrltttttz. in Ittt‘t. hit-trttlzinr "um,“ .md hum.“ have
‘ ‘,t' | 1‘1 I l .3 ‘ ‘~‘ t . .l , . . . . , _ I t F ' ‘ ' '
Cross “ml.“ “PM“... ”u a Milan, ,5 . t ‘ and \\It tantnit d tit tithing there was all hm,“ gin-n um ”um ”1, “mm. mp
' . . t“ Hiwh ii“"lt.‘tll\' tin uttlt'ilto w.ti' in ”I" 1011412“ Ht‘ntt Germans. Rod 14”“ point

relief orpnnization. l-~ f-Zl\'t'll lllr natttc. “ '1 It I ' 'I' tttttniatis. Bulgarians. Turks, All<lrians , . ‘ mm)“. m.” Km to t‘t‘tttt‘lll has

' 'll‘ \tt - it lr :Ilt‘ ll' tt-s Htt'l Us . , t, , _ ‘ ~ 4 A i :1 ., , tr

and lllOtlfllt headtttiztrtt-ts in Sow-r ' ‘ husstans. Poles. Hungarians. t-it‘,,b._‘," mm ”H "mum ”H. “mt-id... “t

V V ' ' k i' 'l “I “I.-- C. ”I” “1'"“” “‘1‘ t" ”I" Witt. are mosl- tho t‘lllll‘t‘ll lllliltlilll, because watvt'

land he is ltl'lflltit'tl “”l‘ "““ "" "N THE FIRST STEP ,l,\ old int n. and are glad to quit. “ l; t'indin" I.“ “I”, underneath ”H.
‘ ' . ‘t , . . . .. h .

clothing “M “w" "HM “HM. K" A‘ (if rout-st- lllt' (Itit‘titans must eot “““t ”l“ "1‘51 Ilnnt; we ran into was tloorand t-ttusinr Illt’lltlllt‘lnlt anti tut-

- - ' - ~ ' l' :I I‘t‘ul lllt‘llt' "t‘mlint‘ (it‘l'lllltll tit-er 'lltl .1 . . t ».t an outside door“ ll“

lfll‘ 9 pt‘tt-l'll'dl" ttl Iltt 4 suppm . . U ‘ My . ‘ ‘ . .,.I .t d” "an“ o it . _ ‘ .

gl tl \ on: not to (‘or- “m m I ”'1‘ “M I" mun" “mm wine tiltl'tit’tl. Just ltkt‘ you used to Ht‘t“llfi§ llt't‘ll huill on the WM" 5"!“ I"I

30861 to null. o\ I. . , , , ‘tl H hl'tl (H. .n . ‘_ . l "1 | .. . . _ 'cment sh“

ti) lllt‘\ \llll -oon ,ht- ohltuvd to, it t . utitntt plt‘iltt. am It .. top, the dumb and n no“ t

' .. w - to a ’ hrewert‘. bottled and in barrels Ma '- \' lk lrts Ito-n built to the parish hall

man) s ktntln $5 t|l llt.ll .. oi _, ,. , | , -, , , . . . 3 \.t . _ ..

. ' l . titanium» tlvt" tilt} “till it .l\t‘- Illl It tilllltt s and h.- w" ditlnl lllllltt‘ Olll'tlell't-s Ill lltlltlt' tltml‘ (m Tl‘lllil} punt“. mm": ”1" [lltttt

recognitlott " I" 'l ' _ rilt'llL'llli‘ll tlo-ir lttutlit-r dct't-nst-s. --an(l they do have. good beer. We of an old and \‘t’t‘.\ rotitzfi'eobhtc walk.

many it: not t \rtrtlllltiit‘ti “it" “““i haunt the kitchens already stetttttittg ;\ sistottt nt‘ \t~llliltllllt2 has llt’t'n in

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Q‘Vot the Red ('toss noi only t-att.

1' fill, have

.\Ior;tll_\ that hatt-n‘l ;t lc-u to .‘l.tlltl

for her own pcoplt- Furtht-rtnoro,

sick and stamina lil"~t~ll|‘l: at‘i‘ tnort‘

oil until the) do.

The tttoral :Htu't‘t is the dominant
are null.

till“.

jexpensive titan thost- who

. Morals haw plan-d the major
and they have littlt- working power.

part in this war. despitt- 'l't‘nlontt- ct
tltat the lone arm

but

It is good to know anti

out
It is

that has

tot-ts to Turn cthit-s inside

~ I l . n iii‘l'lllltlllYI' the Dcralogut», the
‘ s reat'h t-ieu to 111‘ no \\’t"l yttr: _ _ ‘ _

11109 L , Vltl~'l'llt'l for l.It‘~rnal .Iusttt-t-

in n German prison ramp

_..___._..._,, .- ‘_ m...

marsltnllt-d the honest lllllltllls.tlf'aln.‘i

Herman: It is Internal Wrong Ilutt

THE HOLTON CORNET BAND

Vilhw trod. i~ l|'ilt§.!lllt! tit-rmany down to ltlltor

Itom timt- intnttntor

--~tust-d the lilt‘l'l'lllll‘ni oi t'u'ltat. l‘It-sidt-nt \\'ilson does the ob

(lily folk. lood or batl. stunt-how \itll‘m‘ and int-\ilahle thin: in inform.
‘fltore always sot-med sotttvthinu 'ttttttv
inbout. them. It was the uniforms, or
3116 instruments. or the music product}
fill, or the behavior oi thr- musicians.’
(it the attitude of the townsfolk, ors—lout of the countries where she never
k Well, anyhow, it all looks a little litttftttty husincss. There can he no

diflerent spread‘talk ot‘ peat-e or iorglvmess with it
around of tho llolton Cornet Band.

, ' ‘
’fllat musical agurezation represent-
ed Bolton Run a em'nmtuiitv of 2,-‘t‘terman government really agrees to‘

000 Deohlp- it had “mum-1"” "f a thi~. and with a treat flourish qt" hon-r

l
mtatlon locally. The members were‘
i

in: Hol‘l‘tlttl‘n that it she wants to

t'ttllllllt‘t' the world that she is Siti-

tt~rc in hcrpcat-e professions. sht-

must he morallr t-onsistt-nt. anti get

since the story
llllt‘I‘ who clings to his loot.

it need not surprise anyone if the

est virtue, withdraws trout the. invad-

l-rettpectln: enough to take them- I‘ll it‘t‘l‘littl‘l'.

m notionsly. Thry were also part
I c enon~h to want to do somethintz'llh‘ 01' W‘N'Ht‘ill‘s Sim-c termanr must '
. ..
‘M ’ . ‘ , - I‘i'l't-r do that or bo- kicked out. it is
n ntrv. “lion war was do
“he" C u . litt' O‘asiet' w-tr
, they wired Washington that ~

"T t'nt‘iP ll rllI
t-ontlttdt tbtt slut has wall) had I

were
Ilut he ran Md”

M} Wt tlo- \‘etr II’l-ll'l of II it .

“I t a 1m;- dlplrlhlf'flll "M "I"! to tun-u. boomer, din
. "on m t . Y

a trrtfulh, tu oh-lnrr who It” In I”.

it would ho literally makin: a \‘ir-

Burr-n to co, ‘0‘ shall not

a! the sort lt‘t-

clutter of lwu rt

t
tutti thorn-~90 arr-Mite old In pol

.u-r'

vmnunhpd in thvi- rtwttthe and
A: Int-mm; out not to

to lur the land play "l“ N" .

I... a. tutor?“ 15" l“ m.’ m '9'" In!“ I)! w_
u. .mw tut-«t t. W-muuu ulna-n out to- an.
‘ i“ 3|“th l9 lit ‘Iw M. M U. - ’
‘N 0! .t u- 00‘
‘lrv M m ‘
alt-bud.

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up. ready to serve

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mans, ti‘ottltl hardly believe the Amt-rt l'h‘”

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calming babies in illi‘ll‘ arms.
tiet'tttans

Germans were
amusements with lots 01‘ bath-houses
swimming pools. moving pictures and?Of the parish “ndor the le
play-houses. electric light.
pianos, anti every sort of known am
ment.

ttrtl Foster, led an advance patml into
a lttl‘L’o city and captured tt lieutenant.

ant enclosing some German money as

a souvenir for you.

'erowd. fire or us. who are running a‘

lost. a kind: or M plated vegeta-

 
 
 
 

l stalled to remove dampness fro
aipartsh hall .\'t-u windows hat

breakfast -bnt
guess that was once they missed

meal. The) live on funny tastlmtr ||m.ipllt‘l'tl iii the parish Itall. which

in the
it “well
will

terlal and food. but it tasted good nasal-c the use or artificial lislllinfl The

vestry room has been entirely r

Tit!“ itld French inhabitants who had “Nd" , . .
been shut-s for four teams to tho “filing tohe done in the stonework
' t‘ll lltliltllllu. ll has been at

" \'- h It
runs wort (Ht-p lit-IV... tllttl wt‘rt‘ :reatlrm- 11hr- not], I‘m jummm‘d “ ‘
surprist-d and overjoyed to see “scltill'lttl "l“ h ..

“"5‘ “Tr“ "“"li‘illll' badly treated. and ( .
bt-ltl‘)‘.

“'llt‘t't'\er there was anv

had t‘tllll‘t‘tl

edccor.
point-
of the
tt-ttdctt
the
o sink

our six inches in one t-orttcret‘ the
due to a timber mltinfl.

on Sunday I

It \A : ' 't' .‘ .' ' ' ‘ ' '
lit m lll_\. ttou oi .\\ltote touni. this has been remedied. ‘ .
unis. untlt-t stxttit-n. who had been] , “WM,” senit'“ oI tltankstlnmlz
had!) treated. tot- tnttnoral purposes.i “ ohttl‘f'll

Th“ ,was held in the

i i . SepIt-mhw t.'tth. ‘1
mm m d" “H ”l" ‘lll‘il' Work for theil‘tiiilc lzlgsf‘l'l'lt't‘ of thanksuiiut

tlt‘ltn streets. wash (“ltllllt‘tfi‘
of their animals-etc. The
well supplied with

Mk" m“ lth for the work done. Tllt‘ \\'

iGntld of the Fur .
anti the rest was raised tn

Vic'mms'ithe vestry. The t'hllt‘t'll steepi
“se'icross which surmounts it w
' 4painted and ttprtired just as s
the money is raised. which pt
will he this fall. '
The rector of Trinltr partsh,

(the [it our bois U'om lttttnt‘. Loot}-

Norwalk’s Four‘ltln'ute Men.

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Afterwards. we advanced again. and
here is where we all I‘ttttcned up on
eats. 'nto- retreated so fast Utat the)
lt-I‘t everything they had. and my little

oh: BEACH pass-amen.

 

GREENWH‘H.
ctttl town meetim: lint
Voted to leer-pt nn otter o! t

signal titttlon. made our quarters in a
deep wme cellar. under a former
French chateau. \\'t- borrowed a soft
bed. mattress. etc. and put In a store'
and tlltil our own cooking. We had a
large nit-n. in the buck yunl. Ind
every we Ind Pro-ell tried ”0'

tog-ore NM)" o In- .'
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(We l‘fior, 1!.
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worse the money was all in hand

Loan in Norwalk. Heir: also one

ANOTHER PURCHAS

of Little ('Ipmn‘s Island. two to
when “inducted an
0|! shore. hunt our! “0 .9“

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captain, major and paymaster and Norwalk. tho ltev. Frederick Amfi‘itl‘t;
imany thousand marks and other than. is chairman of the mlhotl‘ti'
money in the paymaster‘s quarters. l committee for tho Fout1lt L e .

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Oct. iit.r-~.\t a_t=rw ;,.
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36 inch Percale
\t'orth rifle A limited 23°

quantity l’air .....
36 inch Black Lining

Sateen
49r quality. A limited quantity.
Tonight.
lard 24c

25(- Bottle of Peroxide

Standard quality. 16c

t‘ttli sire lltllllt‘

—

Muslin Sheets

Pull lilt-ttt-ht-d Value $1 lit.
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.lt‘l' oi New \tttk, was willint: t0 st‘iiiral 5

{up sftlthtltltl

l’ostmastw William H. Meant-t
Stilllllll to hate at‘on postpont‘d out
the urceptattw ot‘ the gift until alter
the war. stating that the boys now invi
sertit‘c should have a say In the mat-i
ter. ‘

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Charley Brickley's Army Transports!
Hold a Workout ‘

t‘ltarltw 'll‘lt'ltlt‘)' was the hit: «1-!
”action at t:ttntlt Field yesterday at-
tt-tuoon. The t‘olumhltt football prac-l
III I' “its ltt‘tl't‘tl tittull lt\' Ilttl l‘lllt‘ll) l
Loan celebration. and nl‘lt‘ltlt‘y took,’
tht- tit-Id with his .\rni\' Transport:
team from lltlllllltl‘ll. Ill'lt‘klt‘,‘"fl out
fit was srlteduled for a worltoutl
amtinst the It'ttlll front the l'. S. S '
(Iranlte State. l'lrtcklcy decided not
to risk serious injury to his team on
tho- eve of the game with Syracuse to,
ntorrow and the teams went through
a dummy scrimmage George llrlckleV'
played halfback on the transport eleru
on. while t‘harlcr was at uuartcrbavK;
The (‘ohttnbta management an~i
honored that negotiations with Stt'V-t
ens Institute for a game at South
Field on Notcmbt-r It: had been sat-f
lsfttctorily epnt-luded, tearing only.
the name with Form-ll on November"
30 unsettled. 3

Fairy Toilet Soap

ltcgular \t- a cake

('AK HS Ft)“
Tonight 4 25¢
A limited qttallllt)‘.

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ArmoUr’s Toilet Soap

Itcgulttt' Tt- Tonight
from 7 to to. cake .. 56
Queen Quality Talcum
Powder

Tonight
Old Dutch Cleanser
li‘or :lt‘tlllt‘ltll: and t-lt-aning

ltcuular the can 4 Wm 29c

'l‘ontuht

 

llt‘gttlar lfit'
irotn T to 1'-

 

t-httttl ttttt-r hating high ,tltooi to
fill. anti began his H'lt >t‘l\lt‘t‘ in thin
He has (‘rUlNl'tl to South America and
rations other parts of the world during
his shipboard experience. '
When the war began he tried set»
t-ral times to get into the naty, but ht-
was l‘t‘jt't'lt'tl. He tlt‘t‘lllttl theretotta
to make hinrtwlt as useful as possible

. ill his own line of work. and thereirtrt

pit-Itltl‘t'tl hitttselt for an oIllter's
pant-rs. lie is now a second mate anti
has ambitions to gain a mash-t": u-r
lllll'lllt‘.

RETIRED BANKER. 86.
OUTWITS FRIENDS IN
TAKING BRIDE OF 25

S. H. Rttcd‘e. Danhury, Conn, After
Honeymoon Trip Announces Mar.
rtage with Miss Gladys A. Brown.
lt.\.\'|tl'ltl'. t‘onn., (it-t. lit Iil‘t'at

interest “it'- aro'aed lit-it~ \'I‘.~il'ltl.t) It}

the illlllltllllt‘t'ltlt‘lll h_ Sa-t'tn-i It, ltttn
tllv, t‘lulil) >I\ )t‘al ~ ttltl ttfi‘ti t‘ltt- o! llit‘

"Uri prominent t' liens ot llatbtn}.

oi his lll;tl'l‘llt).0 to \lis:- (lladis llrown

oI \\‘.t hinulou, It t' liis ll'll'lltls' hl‘l'l‘

talvn by Hot

tnor.) \' .ts pt-rtotmctl ttll \\'t-t|nt‘sti
i:l'tt‘ll\\il'll. t'onn Mr and .\lr~
lllt‘ rt Intro -I )|‘\lt rda)
honeymoon.

.\Ir ltttndle is a It'lll'l‘ll Ital tnanu

I'ttc'nrer and formerly was president of

thc llanhury National Bank. lie is the

WA

r ti ,‘.‘t ~-|

thin-

I owner of lltt‘ famous llidgt-wttotl stock

BOY 0F 19 SECOND MATE.

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Unable to Enter Navy, George Welley;
Swob Now Hopes to Rise in the
Merchant Marine. P ,
(Ietiruo \\'os|e_\ Swoh, aged 19. is per-v
I hatts the yountzcst officer In the l'nlted
lSItttcs merchant marine.
Swab. who is the son of J. Ge rge

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Cream of Tomato) nu mutants
commute Celestine

magma-humus.
“had“.up

Rabbit-what.“

. taint and has served for years as pres
. ident oi' the llanburt

fail”. an ofllt-t-
whit-h llt' still holds.

.\lr ltundlt- wa: Iirst married in I554
to Miss Lavina t‘. White. who died
many years ago. His son. t‘t. Mortimer
Rundlc. formerly mayor otllanhury. ts
sixty-three years old.

Mrs. tRundle, who is said to be twt-tt~

's Swohot Rttmtord. .\te..cntered a hatttt- ty~tlre years old, is it. member of an
O

ish appropriated 8320 ‘
ll Partlust“:

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Some Strong Hints of What’s GamingNext Week

Kolynos Tooth l’aste

19c

lllr~>t')' glass.

Tonight from

“out 7 to 1”

Hi rel. blue and whit»
lt llltll' $1.73 2
'it.ntt"t' ....... $1. 5

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Thin Blown Glass
Tumblers

'I a , .

tegular in»,

Hill
I‘onight .......... 6 49C

1 1-2 Quart Teapots

illue and white cumin-i

7‘“ w

l'alut- \l‘t‘
't' to ill ........

69c

1 Quart Decorated Milk

Pitcher
19c

1/

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\‘alnt' 35v Tonight

Foot Bath Tubs

 

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old and wealthy Washington taunt}.
She i~ a lllt'tt' ot’ San‘ucl Freeman ht
Morristt wn, N. .l. president oi the
.\torti.~towu Trust t'ompam
The marriage oi U12 and .\ll'.' Run
the is said to he the tulutination of a
romanec con-ring ;. tit riott tit' years
RIDGEFIELD PASTOR VERY lLL.’
OVERWORKED IN PLAGUE.
ltllttll-Il-‘ll-ZIJI 0r? 19.——Rc\'..llictt~
aid r1 Sltortt-ll. pastor of 81. Mar)“;
I'lllli‘t"l, is st'tl‘lll l-‘.t I St.”-
tt-II has wort -l .t r :t at ttll'l\ :tt.tt'!."

 

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his Ilot‘lt. t..t'i\ Ill wilt-tn haw '..ttt
and are sittl item»: of )tllttlitt"l~|.

llurint: lllt‘ ‘ow-ian-mcnt t.t‘ thti 'loutlt
Iltlllil) he was t'onstantii in .‘titt'lltl
:lllt't‘. As a rtutllt tiI' otvrwttt‘l. he
llt'ltll) stlfl‘rtttl a to'.tl ('Illlili'~t‘, eon
ll‘:tt’it‘(l a «were ctt'ti and t-
t-ncd with pnt amount
Doctors Are Oven-worked
Many pot pie :ll't' doa a unit In no t

"Mt-a:

uia and tlt‘itlll‘ art- tit,(’lll'llll;L tutu
Illtt‘ttlllli: llt't]llt‘lltl‘ for this usually
health) lllllt‘ bit:: The tltttltll» un-
lt\t‘l'Wlll‘ltt‘tl.
Family's Hen‘lth Improving.
Edward .l. Itoztrt it. rather oI tht lith-

l’l‘lt‘r, Fred and Edward M. itoat‘h. ttt
tint-ma \ it‘lilll . and also his other sou

ltttln a bin-i: i‘lt‘lllt'llt. ll;l\t‘ l'l‘l'll'tr'l"'d sttIllt‘ietttly to

he tip and around Mr. ltoach‘s two
(lattxllletx. tin \llr‘h‘t‘.‘ Barbara and
Mario Hour-h, “ho eontraeted Ill”
Spanish illllllt‘llllt whit-h developed into
pilt'tllttt'nia. are reported improved
They are still attended by trained
nurses, and art’- in an enfeebled condi
lion.

Fred 11’. Davis. son of Madison Da-
vis of Wilton. just over the material
line, is reported slightly wounded in
action. Firstelass Private Davis is
about 2 years old and enlisted In July,
1917, in the infantry.

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MAKE Suntan v A 33?an ' of néiisf '
ENJOY YOUR SUNDAY DINNER AT

THE CLIFFOERD

Service Table ’II llote trom12:3tlttntll2:30.§ $1.00 Per Plate.
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