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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 20, 1919 · page 5

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WHAT!
HATS AT
$1.85
‘12'5. Ecltcn Lots Of
83 50 and $5.00
0.011111. :31: Knapp
and
1 '..‘x\'illtl. \Vilnpfheimer Co.
Hats

:1‘1"T SALE 5'} ILL GOING

[ 56'“?! A RTILLF

VETERANS 01“
R3
MILLS

AT C Alli P

(Continut’d 1711.111 lv‘iz-nt
1113-11191: will be sent tram (‘amp :‘Jills
to one 01‘ til-x sound forts. This move.
11mm“ 11:13 however. is probable and
Forts Terry and \l'i'ight may bt' tho
dostinminn llit' Fairlix'hl (‘ounty
Yanks.

1 Norwalk Boys Welcome}?

1 The: South Dakota anchored off San-
dy Hook late.» Friday night and steanr
ed up the harbor Saturday morning.
“'hon well down the harbor 1111' but-
tleship was met by the New York 11w
lit-0 patrol boat on which were mem-

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('ial detachment just a few hours

; .wn l".
'.Ios«.>11‘n \Varga. 1

: Main

to 2. sm— -
pri- !
or to the sailing ofthe transport all;
1111' boys are on the South Dakota.
The list ‘flillmrs
Philip Merriam.
Hurry (‘. Fudge.
Griliin:

transferrjd from the 56111

ls Lowndes avomw: I
‘31} First stronl: \'er-‘
(‘harles 1.. l’olilnian;'
" Snowden avenue-2;

Ernest .I. lirrnnau. ll Rowan s1reet:‘

Andrew I“. Yobby. 3 Oak street: Law-l
Hum.11'11'1'11‘1129-1': Parker A. Bolt. .‘11:
Via»: avenue: John P. limlner: Homa-

Selh Hollow; 33.“!
lh'iscoll. “'99:.

1.11 MT!) sin-01:
strevtz Patrick
purl: lluh'r‘t‘ll G. Janus: George A ’
Keislor. 4 “unfold Place: Ilall'3 A.1
lxeisle1.ll~l:mford Place: 1103' E..\l13l-
rific-hl. Rowznyton Tony E. \lislenski. '
“"03111111'1:Theodore F. MishmskLI
\\'o.<111111'1: (‘lif1m'd ll \‘i(hols “Yul-1
lwdoi'irk l. 11:13'mond. 2:3 \lni111

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For Coughs, (10111113116.

WHITE PINE AND TAR.
25c per bottle.

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{-(uuliuon 0" [hp [prrain Wlll‘l'l‘ the in. ed on a sealch for him and in a. 8h0n1

1: 11111'3' was desperately fighting

received.
Thu nGIh artillm") backed up

it'nn expeditionary forces for
months. entoring tut fray on
Marm- about Augusl 1.

almost uncoasingly for nearly
daya'. entering the town of Dun Sur

Mensa over the German “dead line" concealed weapons.

on the eve of me signing of the armis-
.ti('1-.The word of the truce. with

’l‘ho region 111 remained :11 11011113 1111- line ”1 a vmy

til the ordor to Set out 1‘01 the. west with a. new
r::ot<1 of Frnuu- 1m (unbalkalion was "3‘01"" in ““5 POCkFt

mp in_ he had purchased the revolver in a lo—
funtry and ligh artillery 01' the Amer cal stale despite the ‘3‘”- that he ad~
four mitted he had no license.
the locked up until this morning, when he
They battled appeared before Judge Vosburgh. who
130 lined him 37 and

the street in anticipation 01' a. quiet. eve-

1111111 resulti'd in :1 witbdgrawal and the ning, but. at 1 15 he '35 notified 1° 3° 1
Connecticut men weio sent bulk to to a house 0" Railroad 939mm 3m“

time he found John Todd of Cove ave-g
intoxicated condition;
calibre Iver Johnson:
Todd was al-i
so taken to headquarters and be said

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on

Todd was

costs for being
drunk and $25 and costs for carrying
Sammis again went back to the

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. In Less Than 1: Killed 01 the members of the family had
' Tho rogimg-nt suffered 501111113. but come home in 3 '9” “95’ condition.
[170 casualtivs, killed wounded and and had 5‘“th to make trouble Th" 1
[gassed being 11111 total. The number of officer finally succeeded in calming all 5
killed was under a dozen. the ”MU?" interested and settled tho!
, The regimont with French 1:353 had trouble Witho‘" any arrests 1'
'fil't‘tl more than 1.000.000 rounds of, _— ”— j
'nmmunition. Cited three times in -—Sentlnel WEI“ A03 WOW Wonders.”

general orders, the praises ol‘ the val-
or of the men 111‘ the 56111 have been
unsung in cable dispatches.
wounded and gassed Yanks
56th are in I1 ranco Several 01 the
Norwalk men who had been reported
to re-latives us wounded and .L'nswd
wurodoing well when the
hurkod for this country.
To Captain Harry (‘ l urpontel ot‘
11:1111'1‘3' (,1 whose home is in Norwich,
N. Y., is ascribed by companion otfi»!
001's 1111- honor of firing the last Am-
111'imn 1-1101 or the war. The
11101111; lire broke the German lines on

111” \‘1'2'11- and was rom'nendod as 1105 ._.__

111:” '1'1'1-1'1114‘ 111 tin-11' 1111:. in 1111' Ar» ) , 11 5
gomu- [NPR-l wontm W'hr'iu tho Amex ; lhiladelphia 1“ " I sum-rod for;
101111.1- m-nr (lnuugh the hardest fightl 30““ 10“? 30am ”mm a lame back.)
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'11'1' wit 111 11‘;111r<'liil'1:1ll_\' clung“! " “ ‘ e1 5:»,

1111- :‘w-l 111 'lw (‘.onnnclicul. man as, pilgflicgmtatftfer Sn;
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1'“ "" 1' ”11' 1-11111111'11'1111111ventrirol‘ tho‘ benefited and am
Alli"? 1'- ll l'1.‘\'111 113131111111-y fnycog. 1 now feeling fine

1 .1 L1 ' 111:3 Souvenirs _ 1 and Without Weak:

‘ _‘\_“ “m" '“‘ "‘13‘ '9 > 01' Ftrl'umiIS, 1195301 min. Many
“”9 Wm“ " " “" ‘1 ' IHUIS of the‘ of my riends hav

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of tho

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artilloz'yuu'n (‘nme hm inhibited a‘
~11“ 1110111111 (1 1 1111911 11131111“ as a l
specimon nf ’lun 11: 1111.11 111. (' 01111111135
othom had German 111- hut-is. somv

brilliantly camoui’ingmi. strappml
their oquipment, swinging
the rusty "tin huts" which they hall
Worn in France. Numerous pieces 01‘
lei-man uniforms such as 9113111913.
and regimental and company insignia,
“r 11' brought back by the b03111
Below is printed 21. list of the Nor-
walk boys who are known to have
been on board and following that is a

to
Illongsldn

list of those who left this side for ‘3
France with the 516th and who, n01.

doubt,,were also on board, but. who
Were not seen by the committee. With
the exception ofwattor J.

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3111111 112113"

Was Eventually Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham’ s Vege-
table Compound.

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also taken Lydia E. '
Pinkham' s Vege
table Com cum
and been he d b3
—Mrs. MARGARET Nassrvl
Hazzard St. Philadelphia., Pa.
Women who suffer from diapl
n. ents, irregularities, inflammation,
ulceration, backache, sideache, hea
aches or "the blues” should not res
until they have 'ven this famous mo
and herb rem
Vegetable Compound, magma].

com cam mt, ydia
Pink‘likamlldedicineConm Lynn, MOSS-1f
special suggestions. M 11:01!

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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5 , . Test t e
+ Mill End Sale
. and you’ll see.

A lot of folks stand back and say:—

‘ Oh, the Mill End Sale is just a bluff. All
1 it’s made up of is leftovers and undesuable
things'l‘here is nothing good in it. There
are no real savings to befound in it. '

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. There is only one wav to Ineet such talk: Get the people who talk it
to come to the Mill End Sale

Nobody comes. to the Mill End Sale and gives it a real test without
[finding it to be a valuable help 1n the practice of economy.

Its merchandise is every bit of it desirablC- .

.1, Most of it is special merchandise; mill ends from makers of m -

borts of wares. That means they are Small lots (in the eyes of the mat-cu)
111: fully up to usual standard in every way. If any of them are of 5mm
uality. we frankly say so,

, Rest of the Mill End Merchandise is from our regular stock. M
know the standard that is maintained here all through the year

There is a savi!

3 Hill End prices 316 lower 111m regular prices.
' N o exaggerated values; no questi

verything a Mall E131 er buys.
ualities.

 

If you are a. 1.101. 1J....i make that test for your own m,
ick out anything, or any dozen things, and learn the m-
. ailing prices for them. Then come and see how mid
ass You can buy them for at the Mill End Sale. ‘ '

 
 

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Suits and Overcoafs, for Men
Suits for Men Overcoat; for Men

At Specially Reduced Prices at This Sale. Melons Values At
5 1 7.09— $22.99

specially .szioad For This Sale

$16.50 Value. Special at .......... ' ...... . ......... . . $10.98

 
 

$20.00 Value. Special at ............ _ ......... . ..... $14.98

 
 
 
 

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