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“Le-lilo. Backward"
When my wrote his “who
Buckwud“hodevotedagooddealol
consideration: to what seemed t urious
detaila death: the daily all but!)
liieotthepooole inhill ideal state
Among rather things. he was much
concerned wherewithal they should be
clothed. and discovered that they were
likely to wear paper garments eaten»
m
eatcteacattbeolddjnd-ou l“-
Im [I‘M ll m “0‘. at.
his home, in that town. on Fri i." y
night. after an illness of but a low
days.
The funeral will be ruin his late
borne. on Tuesday attention, the hu-
ial following in the family plot. in the
ancient burying ground. at East Nor-
walk, where many of his ancestors lie. siveiy. these being ideal from many
Automobiles will meet the train arriv-t viewpoints of comfort and sanitation.
lug at wuton ammo, at 1:51 p. m. iuya Judson c. “'eilil'et' in the New
I Mr. Raymond was the son of the York Sun.
tlate Lewis and Chtlaeriu locker Ray- The paper clothes idea amused
[o m - imond. and was born in the old Ray-‘ many or Bellamy‘s waders, but the
[mood MW. 801 I" from the is» war has brought millions or persons in
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Linoleum
Furniture
Bedding
Pictures
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FOR SALE—«PORTABLE GARAGE.
Telephone 1815.
FOR SALE—d. ml“! PAP!!!
route with horse and» wagon on at:-
WANTS count of death, ntr easonable price.
Address M. care Sentinel. n9 3:
wmrEp—eo t'ARI‘ENTEHS A'l‘
vi ‘r. tor out or town 305. 10c per
la .... Plenty over time. Apply at Hat-1
h“ t- .~' t‘igar store. '
WANTED—~YOUNG LADY
clerical position. Experienced in gen’
nil oifice work and can assist in book-’
alpine. lit‘ilt'illc and desires to all-
i’ t) imk it; South Norwalkl
ml 3t. 1 Jersey kaiser. Apply E. mile. Walt.
.. . Dit Hill Road, Norwalk, Conn. ‘
til/ANTED ~ cont. Sltovuhhulm 1 ,
1,. purer and useful m, Pay ‘25 a' FOR 8ALE~AUTOMOBILE (PULir?
month, board and lodxlnc. Apply le- nun}. five passenger. Must be‘ sold. 0.:
one“ Sumerian, Stamford, Conn.
FOR SALE 1 HEAVY PORTABLE
wood sawing tutiit, 1 business wagon,‘
ill"
lK. condition,- cone and take it away.’
_.__.ror 3150. Merrill, Wilton. Hone 47-2.:
wmzo —- swam) raucous. “mon- nt 3t
State how many you have and price._ --i_
“Mon n8 3t. FOR SALEw—HARLEY DAVIDSON
-_._-._.. _. - imotorcycle and side car in A-l canal-g
WANTED—4‘0 GET IN TOUCH tion and also a cabinet singer sewing
With a young man who wishes to work WWW“! “r 5““ ll ‘9 “IX Hi“ “0‘63
M his tuition. Merrill business Col-,5 SWIM“. n8 3ti
loge.
A . I"...
n8 3t .
. i FOR “Le—cannula: moor:
- WANTED-A oral. CASHIER lN herd Wemnlsh for winter bonnet
:- . South Nortvalk market. Apply to Fancy 3“de onions, 1‘50 new COl‘fl‘
”war 5‘. Schultzc 39 Main street Nor- s‘“‘“ (“m”- 50901111 prices at the
. t v. y . 2' 3t tarnl. lllitilcficld Farm, Woll-
vf l k 3:?" 1‘” 2E... :pil Hill Road Norwulk. Telephone:
WANTED—BRIGHT GIRL you or: “i"- l‘ 3‘,
fi- . 0d nmanshl . Em loyluent .'
W 6° W p D For: SALE—coco FAMILY cove:
~2ld'.(lood tun't. . acobsh
h | ’ “’90, l, H J Nor- fresh. 3 young pigs. 8 weeks old. l!
on 3. sow. Andrew llrabek 2:: Glenwood ave-2
-.._... . .- lune. South Norwalk. 1
WANTED—TURN LASTERS, Etta
pcricnced men can. earn $30 or more
per week: It. Jacobs and Sons, inc,
Boldrn bruise, Norwalk. 117 at
Sons. inc... shoe migs, Belden ave.
walk ‘
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FOR SALEMHOUSH. 8 ROOMS;
with all improveamllts. 83,000.t1ash
3500, bulancrz can remain mortgage!
An elegant chance to get a home well.
- “m.—
wauréo—A ronn snmx nonv. . WW“-
Pnone‘Stamford 347-2. . Ask] John T. Hayes :
n7 3ti
W .__---- so: 7 are: 8t., trot-walk !
WANTED-BOYS l.\' MACHINE}
9‘. up. Good wages and bonus. Steady m1. ”Tm—mMOE f
work. Help l'ncle Sum uill the watt, ___fl_ ‘ __
Neptlne Hardware Mfg. Co. till Fort; “' “‘W w ’ “" ” "“"g
Street. East Norwnlk, Conn n? at i
~ -—-~————~———::.—-t AUTO SUPPLIES .
WANTEDmClliI. FOR (‘tl‘..\lv.1tAllI OWL!“ t
«lilicc work. One who has some ltnoul-‘
Nil-=0 Of stcnograplly anti tvpewrw'
D'W‘lPi'l‘t‘tl. (‘un make herself valutlblc.‘
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_ A. MODNE ' |
'Avtdress 1L1:— culr 59mm“- Phone 957—2
WANTED—«NATIONAL CASH REG-i .9 North lain 5h. '0' N0
t.~.t-l'. Slate description and price:
t l.t~ Kill‘ll, l5 ii. lllitll street, N. Y.!
til (it,
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WANTED~~l-‘0R ‘2 0R 3 WEEKS“
maybe longer. in reliable \mulnn for
housework and plain cooking ill fillll-- NOTICE
it: of 3. No children. Mrs. ll‘rank District or“ Nor-walk. us. l’rultuw‘
S‘dllltll‘fikf’, filo So. Muin street, Cit.“ t‘ourt, November it, A. 1)., this. ,
114 6‘ listatc of William R. Lockwood latc‘
- "‘ ‘oi‘ Nul'u'ulii. in fluid district dew-used.-
WANTEDa—FEMALE OPERATORS‘ Ordered ‘l‘llut the t‘ollnccticut Ain't-i
(l'lll prcssers. Wages 2ic per hour to cultural Experiment Station, tmstec'
suit-t. We are living to each cm- underthtcwitl of said duct-used exhibit
ployc n 850 Fourth Liberty Band for‘ its account to this court for udjuot.‘
efficient work. This is not to be de- mom. at tho prob“... “mug in Nor-i
ducted trout “11208. Address H to 20,\valk. on the 19th day of Ntll'elllbel'.{
Orchard street, Norwnlk.
BICYOLBB VULOANIZING ~
..__- . -.._ ".5... - ._..:'
lull toilet ,
491‘s. ill to o‘clock luncheon: and that;
.tlll persons intcrcsted in said mutter
‘lllay be notified thereof the sold
trustee will cousc- tllis order to be pub-l
lished in a newspaper having a cit-ctr;
lution in said district. at least five?
days before said ltltil titty of NOVt‘lll“
WANTED
Letters, shocmakers and men
to learn lasting. Excellent op- hm. mg ,
portunity for experienced men. tucxnv tv. GREGORY. i
Steady work. Good pay while .llltint‘.l
learning. Apply immediately _ '
to LOUNSBURY, MATHEW— NOTICE 2
SON &, GO, ‘ ll‘u’slrict of Norwnlk. 'ss. Probate
("llul't, NOVt‘luilOI‘ 9, A. 1').. 1918.. ‘
I Whereas written application has
'been mntte to this court tor the ndq
,mission to probate of. a certain writ-s
Flremen ‘ten instrument as and for-.tlle will or
Chm“ fl" 9°“ was“ and “' Rebeccn l. Knapp into 01‘ Norwa‘ik
vanccmerrt for men between the open said district deceased. .
or eighteen and fortyd‘lvo year. In Ordered. That said application be,
good phyaical conditlon, Apply N_ Y" heard and determined ill the Probate
N. H. a. H. R. R. ‘ omce. in Norwalk, on the 19th day ot‘,
. ' . l . q - ,:
E. E. REGAN, Sup't. New Haven. Ilyotemlel LIS, at ll oclock. fore
,nnon; and that public notice thereof;
M- 0- Mil-L53. “Vt.- Waterbury. the given to all persons interested
c. A. MITCHELL. Don't. Hartford. itllerein by publishinar this ordt'r in a;
-.. -_. . . ' newspaper having a circulation ln‘snlrl
1.03:: district at least five days before said
_ ‘ rdav of hearing. ‘
' i manor xv. GREGORY. 4,
Judge.
in:
LOST—BLACK, SILK BAG. ON -
West avenue, containing wedding ring
and some money. Please return to'
)3. [-1, Sentinel oflice. Reward. n8 3t
r :Members of Local .
LOST—TWO PHOTOGRAPHS. l.‘ C’élebl‘:g:g'e May Attend
a group picture of Mr. Hipson nnll‘ oth-. Members of Norwnik lodge 13,-? 0.
er ambulance drier-R: tlle other. a pic- Elks, have heard with interest of the
ture of H. Hipson. of the medical dedication of the new Elks' recon-
corps, himself. Suitable reward offered struction hospital, at Boston; which
tor return of the some to Sentinel 01- will take place Saturday. November
(ice. .16. at which time the building will
inlso be presented to the war depart~
LOST—A BUNCH OF KEYS BE- ment. This buildinz, which in one ol‘
1......“ Washington street and Ciliford the largest of its kind in the mom
liotcl. Reward. Tel. 142, James E. trv.~lms been built and equipped by
Jackson. Summit avenue. n7 3t «Q19 E133 “of the United States. and
-_ '— its completion and dedication in to be
LOST—A BLACK .WATERMAN the occasion of a lorle celebration a
' lieu! fountain pen, between Bayvlew '9‘“ 'm “Id”. ll Whlcfi ll lit 4‘!-
uwnuc and Washington street. Sultn- MM the N” "n‘ lodge will I” "9'
his would. Leave at 78 ' Wlnhlnlton Mt”-
ltrco'l. second floor. Ralph 3‘ 9|th m notice of ”I! dedication will re-
.7 8t ceivod loudest!!! tbla week by c.
W Inmmenhed rue-rd lhl
wmx. Nov. 7.-Ba'lilall term ' W
DEDICATE ELKS' HOSPITAL 3
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tturnlshed rooms with water
{and all conveniences for light llouSo— Miss Eli:
.roorns, t'tlll housekeeping privilege, ed on ‘u 0‘ the topics of the day.
TO LET—4 ROOM AP.ART.\1E;\T,=83H°E oi his late home, in December. sight of an era of standardized cloth"
third floor trout. in Stuart: L Corbett-183" ‘ . . . ins. styles. fabrics and an extensive
building. Reu: $10. To adulls only. For .0‘ “‘ “mm" "“"P‘ ““9“" “5" ‘3‘ 9““ '0" ““‘Pg “mm?" "M
particulars “will to the 0“ Well Ci_gtloo. he ill’fid'uilfiwt the late or a re- nanl ol’ starch the still collar is less
Sat 00.. 53 Washington 5m", Southclune. yet took an active interest in and less seen in ESnItlaad and France.
Norwilk. conducting the large farm and other Germany has been the leader in pro
. properties which be inherited, Jointly, during paper fabrics.
With his 1W0 sisters, Mrs. Hannah R8)" The British board of control of wool
mould Ambler, with whom he lived. textile production, styles and prices
and who survivi‘ea him. and the late of woolen goods and it was promised
,. , . . itbelh aymond. that by June a million yards 0." the
53:1”3egdr‘lér; '91:; [if]: gggoff’“ngv;i lie watt well educated and techno new goods will be on the market. This
. . ,actizle 11.005! in current revenge. sub to one or the most ambitious scheme;
, . _ . sort up; 0 many magazines an news- in state control ol' production on
1“" UNFURMSM‘” pallet“. and was unusually welt inform. prices that has been under‘aken. Sol
tgrcatly has the price of wool incrensd
. His father was one of the largesc ed that it is announced the standard!
(1W““‘.land holders, in botll Wilton und Nor-i cloth will be put 0 nthc lilal‘iit‘t .t: '
or
Z!
"“ ’ Inca,
GONNEt‘TlNG'
and 333
TO LETV—TWO
TO LET ~
range and pantry. running water. ""i
monthly. 20 Elizabeth all-eel.
Ranges From
2593-! Prim Ca.
--—FOR—-- V
Ranges
Baby Carriages
Cribs *
Blankets
Sole Agents for the Famous
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
The Famous Richmond Ranges
ETC.
$25 103100
“0°" t'walk. a halt century ago, owning the from st.“ to $1.62 a yard; torsimilprl
. ' Y {entire acreage of Bell island. at about ‘ goods lilo pril-l- betorc the war would
'70 LET“5 ROOMS-‘5“ BAT” ‘5 "I“ period which he sold tor what its‘ hurt- been from 76 cents to tit r-entw
“cot avenue. Furnace beat. Apply l0_ present valuation would be called a lri-i ll yard. i
20 West avenue, South horwalk. n7 3‘ ,viai price. The price of men‘s suits \vtll beI
‘ i fixed and strictly cnt’trccd. The whole i
Charles 3. Macombu “ 2 eater will be allowed to charge “(NM
The death of Charles S. Maconlherf while the retailer will be Italic-tor thei
goccurred Thins“! Ill his borne on‘ The; standard mil. llelorc the war thei
—-.Post Road. He had'bcen ill for a long wholesalers sold a like ‘sttit from $6.60
TO LIT—MIDDLE STORE [N THE llmc. bl" Wit" Willem Ind llllCOIu-l to $7 to the retailer and be public.
Flynn Block, corner or Washington Dlflinmfl lb‘ieused was 63 years of, paid about $11 tor it. 1
street and Railroad Place. Rent 320 one and had resided in Harlem about; Standard war blankets to nations.
per month. For further particulars to, "2’9"“ “‘3”- The ““l'Vi'N‘B MP the; sizes and weights are also being mun-i
quire of Old Well 0‘8" CD. i‘VldOW- a dolllzhtcr Jeanette and . one; ut‘acluretl to be sold at rigidly fixed,
ibmiht’l‘ Ernest, now in Y. M. t". A} prices. Several million , yards or
T0 LET—A STORE AND 2 FIVE. iorkuilrll) (‘63!!!) :li‘uml’hri?.m\)"a., Mr~ifluni191ti are being mnnuiacturcdn
. _ aco or 'us es on o ’. .tlmec‘whtcn will be handled in the salne'
morn apartments 207 East Waah. M'tllncorullcr. u hietllodillY dorBl’mnnf way, on which the maximum price oli
Emil horwalk. 4 room apartment 031‘ Mrs. llacoulhcr ls a stator ol' Mrsuaz “in“. a yard will be filed for the
Chapel St- “Milli"! 6‘ South Main SLR. 0'. l498l91‘.“ll batten. The “"19”“ i manufacturer, tbc wholesaler being at-
Tel. 00. Will be held bundav at 3 o‘clock from v. towed to add to per cent, or ll per:
(the late restrictive. Interment on Maui cent. and the retailer 20 per filmy
.day will he lll‘ll‘fllt‘. ' t'l'bux the flannel will be rctllilcd to
H , _ ' " the public .at about 48 cents a yard.
1"" astnue. inquire M”. 11. T3110" 161‘ Baby Lane' The war boot scheme is now colu-
Grove street, "1' “th0110 18042 i Franklin. tbt- “verity-vdayold son of; in; Into eifect. Thirty-nine styles OI
:fii r, and Mrs. Arthur Lillie, died at Its; footwear have been planned. giving a
:homc. El Kcyst r place, Eliot Norwnlkq reasomlbly wide range of stylch
.vcstcrduv morning. The funeral wlligtilcuzh much less variety is provident
FOUND A CALF. Tilt: OWNER be held mil-1r at the convenience or, than under normal conditions. There-
may have some by paying ('harlres.itlrc fumiiv :tllll interment will he ln'nrc gond looking, glucc kid, veiled!
Address J. A. ll., Sentinel ofllcl‘ n7 3t‘lliverslde i‘l’lll9lpl"‘< ‘ boots. and from this style all the way1
.. J _. Mrs. Frances Macon .duwn it. stout, water tight boots for.
FOUNDi~TWO SMALL SKIPFS.l 11rd Frnnt‘t‘fi Mason 0' NEW York mint-ls anti laborers. it is believed)
T0 LET——6 ROOMS. rtusr rmon'.
ti Cross street. Rent 313. i". ll. Lawton,
u Boyview avenue .
127-131 Wasblnuion St.
To tar-s noons AT 96 rav-
FOUND.
We Specialize ln Furnishing liones'ttaloicte ‘
Sterling Furniture Company. .
more?
A8 0009 u m.
That‘s the way we uh 'tba't ..
wont old lire Ol’ yum: Our ’“"7
\uh'itlllZPl‘fi do ml '5‘ ’1‘
worn shoes and liner ma.
Doubles, ortea mind‘the'lla
or your tires. lan‘t '3: Who
economical to mull QT‘Q"
vulcamizlng than to auy‘hc‘v: ,
tines—especially new me till!" j
coat of new tires Donnie “it”;
Will strut Slit _
mm:
Owners may have same by mythic“)? “a“! mi" "“10 years. died ch- that ill quality and wearing charactert
charges. (.‘hnrles ll. Smith. 22.ncsduy morninu iii ”iv home of lli‘l' lili‘b't' will bl‘ thc lit-st tootwr-ur the:
lmrndes avenue. Telephone lfllil. limit”. 5111- (“I'll”- Mlnfi street Broad; public has ever been offered. * ‘
‘River. The remains were taken to St. Every cllort has been made to lire-i _
303m 301-1013 .Mirhm'lh‘ murlvrr for burial by PM tent on. mm of interior leutflcl'rt and‘
;"”" ”"9”” P'"‘d"”“k "- “ii"“ml- gut substitutes. Every manufacturer}
' w ‘ twitll the equipment to produce these,
Pulmersf Fuller“ °' M" O'Brien. {lines is required to devote one-third
ltiltc". 33' . The funeral of Hit r ‘. 0’ ‘ic . ' ., _ .
0’31 1m ‘held this morning. rat? gunfire: villi-ti g,"3?..."9.‘§."‘.t,‘.§in"flaymfifiugflfifi
,‘llflle home, in E!“ NOTWMR- find 1" 91di.lll'll)ulltlll: the. sunlplcs have been
PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING .o'clock. from St. Joseph's chlm'h-i widely shown and mm pcoplc are
decoratinx. valnter’a anppllea; wall ‘wherc Revfmchnrd J. Calm” WWW” thoroughly satisfied. The price sched-
paper. up-totlate styles. lowelt prices. 313:; higexmlgglframiffli‘iis: ulc hill! been arrangml with the utmost
Estimate! cheerfully given. T113] 01'. -Clll'al and lht‘ Flil’lng l0 llll‘ llllllllf WI”
Maria" and “Lead. Kindly Light." TllP-l . re ,. 9 t l ,. ~ . . ,
tiers solicited. Tel. 400, Alexandeopoil-bearerc were Frank Collins, Show? "to“: To: MM “artillibut'txtlm ”1.51.530
White, 61 1»? El? avenue.
mun Porters. John Cnuevurl and Hai.',1npan‘§ “11“...“ profits u, n... manu-
from
Will.
New sweet cider
Old Orchard Mills.
Washington street.
Change Your H
H ‘LEGALIGHT' *'
“Covers the Road—
Mode to corn l with Auto-
eadiighi Lens a
To-da‘y. to
Covers the Law” >
Union Parcel Delivery.
F'laherty. proprietor. T'W‘v‘alt. lma,
distance hunting. Ugh: .ud hen v‘
trucking. once telephones isn't. xtlu‘
try Miller. The interment was private, lul'turcr. wholesaler and retailer.
Edward J. ‘and was made in St. Mary's cemetery-4 . ,
'l'ioDAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, Nov .9.—-Foreien news}
mobile Head II t laws of“
everystate. .
—SOLD BY—
M. P. DUNNE
‘PLAN TO neoucs
' noun SUBSTITUTE
- av JANUARY IST
l
8011” connection
NORWALKTJINE
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
furnished the basis for uluch of the Austrian Armistice May Result in
activity and intermittent strength. General um” oI Restric-
shown by today's Stock Market. Trad-Z “on,
ins concentrated to an unusual degree; WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-11m“
in motors and cappers. although rails diminish by January 1 u". ”fireman,
A. D. MORGAN}
l0
. Between _ were active as a group with some or or subflllllllell used in wheat bread in ' ’
Nor-walk, Shelton, Derby, Ansoma the leading equipments and specialties, .mm mum”... and u... "no... 3...... marmoonocums
I and Which were firm to striong. NOlPWOP fll‘l’ being discussed by the ]nter.A”[pdi BAVARIAN REPUBL‘C
- thy exceptions to the h slwr trend em- Food council in London. The reduc-f W“
Pier ‘5’ E'Nn," onOt :acmon Si, braced Southern Pacific. Marine Pre-‘uon u dcclded upon a statement 1...; Sitting at Diet Palace Pasaea Decree;
ew or 'ferrcd, Sumatra Tobacco and Oils. sued by the food administration lust}. Depoaing tire Wittetabach Dynasty. 3
Steamers leave Narwaik. 4 D- m. Mexican Petroleum showing marked night snid, will bc'a direct rogur. ,BASEL. .\'ov. tl.»-A republic hast
South Norvrnlk. 5:30 p. In: for dell" heaviness. The closing was steady. the Austrian armistice. been proclaimed in Bavaria at tllot
cry in New York at 7 a. m., the follow. Sales approximated 450.000 shortest “The change in the War sltu’ lion l conclusion of a .s'rcnt popular meeting;
trig morning. Freight received from The bond market was strong. Flenchihowevcr. does not alter the totals 0?. yesterday. “W ll telegram "01"
1:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Municipals featuring the intermittent. toad demanded of the United States." ' Munich under today's date. f
Steamers leave New York at 3 p. m .a‘ group, {said the led administration, “but in During: .:.c sitting of the Diet palace,
d3"?- t ' 1fact will increase our load and. there- yestct'tlay a decree was passed (19903"
Phone—Norwalk. 1609; South NO! 1 NEW YORK. Nov. 9 (Wall Street.’tnre therewill be increased demands in: the \Vittclshach dynasty. accord';
Wflik- 304: New York. Orchard 76‘“ .10:30 a. m,)-—Specinltles and kindred for economy." ing tc a dispatch received here last
NEW YORK 63 NAUGATUCK {stocks dominated by professional ill-i —————— uigtlt twin Munich. Bavaria.
VALLEY WEI. INC. iterests were the conspicuous ftutures' BENJAMIN WAS HIT
* at the strong opening at today's .brieta By A GERMAN SHELL
-___._,_,___ ~——- L"".A‘1';t»lerlrtion, gaining 1 to 2 1-2 points.‘
theaderit in the movement included
15 APPLY FOR :Mextcun Petroleum. Baldwin Locomog
COMMISSIONS live, Studebaker and Chandler Motors.
American Can and Wilson Packing. U.
,S. SteeLlnade a large fractional ad-
of}
”—
l
Ludwig Ill, king of Bavaria. isj
head of the house of \‘l'ittelsbach. Illie.
vs 1 ‘ v is
Mrs. “imam Benjamin or . north. became torrent in succession to :
Taylor avenue. has received the fol-l lather, Prince Luttpold. in 1912. 11;“-
lowlng letter from her son. Privatct Wis was proclaimed king if! 191 mi
William E. l’lenlumln. who is with: succession to 'llls cousin, was 0:19.!
Company D, 3rd Machine Gun Brilrlltle.‘i known 85 the mad king of Bavar o.
mentioned from- mt Pm.)
‘ vance, part of WhiCh “’35 immediately with the American expeditionary 0N0 was declared incapable 0‘ rullngi '
'fol‘l'eited. COfliel‘s were most dominant forces In France, and who has written owing to 1115 mental mummy, ' i ,
here he has received 15 applications. among the rails. notably Reading and to her under date of October 18: l Ludwig m was you in 134; and;
about half of which have been accept-{Baltxnore & Ohio. General Motors,
ed by him and if they are passed un- Texas‘Company and People's Gas were
on by the examining ofii’éers in, New moderately heavy, «. . '
Haven, they will receive their appoint. .
ment. ‘ '
At- Camp F‘r’emont. California.
training school for cIVIlian candidates
0
De Mother, Sisters {ind Brotherat- 11111"le Andiduchesn Mario Theme:
first a line to let you km that if of Austria Esta. Of this union were;
i am alive and kicking. and as well as b‘crn nine children, three sons and six
i could be expected, after u piece oil daughters. Prince Rupprecht, the
Fritz '5 shot had nipped me on the
back’étmy head. Donut worry about leading Teutonic allied generals on;
for commissions as second lieutenants! I tile as I am in the hospital now with‘ the watw w”. '
in the U. S. Infantry has been estnb-i “r erv cc ttms little souvenir. and am be“! u EA ORGANIZED
“Rh ed *The school ‘3”. In“ a on ac-I . . treated fine. The piece of shell that MORE WAR 8 R US -;
itv of v0 000 students and 200p or " ' h“ m w“ “'3 mg.“ "0‘“ "me Mn! a rut more‘v
these are to be appointed from this is What we. “Pmm mo't- 0,517“ it went clean through my steel. HARTFORD' NOV. .—- can I
comm - , helmet and on into my hood. God oer: ct Connecticut‘s 168 war bureaus hovel
$23.31;: final: .umu'ififefipfifij couraggluloa mustbemochnnical.i talnly must have been with me. an it organized Ameflcaeiutlon coronati-t
cantmuat resell 1 li' ~ - l I.
D lhmse at the stll 1’ to, w m
at
{did not fracture my akull. The doctor, tees, it was announced today by the!
' at the hospital cut it out and I am oar-t Augmentation department 01 the.
3:3; iczormglelirezgatc. but not earlier . in; it. tconnecticut State Council cl Defense:
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