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be purchased for $82.60.

SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL

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. JAMES GOLDEN e °°S

that no purchaser of thrift and we.

 

savings stamps
over 51.000 worth of any one issue.

The thrift
sale as usual. As fast as

In. & A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
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THURSDAY, FEB. 13, 1919
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cent a month is added to its price.

‘lllsse stamps.
our help. llut even while we

IVEN'ING SENTINEL TRIB-

-- NE QIIS _. . and deeper knowledge of the great . . . .
m, “$0111ng 'tlmsc “baby bonds “’9 are gathering rail splitter than ever before. It all gglla‘hvtes‘g'uenjloy :he ml“ of the"
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4W1 Residence—2183. 49' $1924. .ke n a d u I h. d. ,
- .0“, Editor’s Residence—1 “9 #2....” l 9 pure a on .0 is an lance. _ .
“a ' , _ - I The supper. Which was a delicious‘EA‘ST. *
Vinnie” Managers academic—f HEALTHY CHILDREN: ,mas, beef affair mm a” the Mm! no?“ NBYVIS
113-12. l The government at “'ashlngton. wings, ‘was given under the direction7 aim?“ - N
7 , of Mr. C'lcm Albrecht. It was a big. PM NEW PRISON
l _‘

uL‘BERTY DAY." '

The Michigan house. of rcprescnta—jdeal to improve the health and happi-
tives has passed a bill making Nov. '11 noes pl babies and young children. It.
a legal holiday. thus giving expression issues a number of excellent little leaf-

to a prevalent sentiment, The day is lelsnnd pamphlets on prenatal care.

formally designated as Liberty Bay. infant care and child care.
‘ It is inevitable that the leading'thcse are free.

date connected with the Winning of the? It also is now issuing a list of “Good

big war for human freedom should ”211969 and Pamphlets on Child Care"

made an occasion of public celebrattonJI-which is very valuable for any mother

And up to the present time, the 4118:1313“. A number of these publim‘
on which the armistice-was signedxiae-giillls ore issued free. and the others
tween the Allies and Germanyseomsgare-mwle through any bookstore
to beatbe o‘lfiious candidate for suchs’at very reasonable prices. The.pur-
honor,
~more'notable candidate- will soon ap-ltor’s 081121335 paid for itself in money.
pear. llt pays for itself daily in the increas-
Thal armistice, :lflt'l‘ all, did not real-led health of the children,

it merely llla'keil :I' All one has to do is to send a post-
suspension of the lighting. The [K'Zil‘card to the. Children‘s Bureau, \ ash.-
cnd of the w «1‘ will comr- with lhc con-u“ ingwn, D. C... asking for the free leaf-
That will lets. including the list of books. This

1y end the war.

pletion of the pcacc treaty.
wind up not only the German war ‘hlitl is :l trifle for any mother—~or lather —-
all the other wars (“Ollnet'll-d with it. v, to do for the children, and it. brings re-
Moreol‘er, along with that. treaty there . films far beyond “18 9‘30” expended.
--——O
A BOLSHEVIST mscovlmv.

Reports from Russia indicate .Lhal
has so lullL’ «:lc-siretlr an inlernaliomtllflw Bolshm'ihi m.“ becoming mo“; {01'
federation pledued to use il.~’l best “5-; '

forts to lllfllil“llf‘ll"t‘ pcrlwlllul. '
illlljul'll)‘ ol' Alliericilns.

i’col _ "NH“

1
will undoublcdh‘ br- announced the dt‘"

finite organization of what. mankiml‘

cranl of the halt-d "bourgeoisie.” Lon»

3 J . . ,‘ . n
l ‘ ”W" 4.. the "capitalistic blood-suckers

and of ()llll‘t' llitllifllr. will

H!) '2 5‘1: "1; :l- than No". , .
Ill“ (é tllt l it it H d l t ,ulllOllS Zlf-Talil.
' 2‘ .‘ ~- ’ tn. :4. Hi occasion _
H“ It “l” “u“h ' ' Appnrcnllv the manifgcnmnt of the
- ' c l r:' 2 ml . world. lt' , , ..
to} my “'m h m m H" -D'dl'l.(ll‘ll-s. storm and banks by ignol-

. . .. . _ ' 01111 i :l llolida ‘ .
"”3 bEmeI .m ”n I t m“ ) anl prompts and laborers has not liq-cu

i . . .l '1 \v l. l ‘5qu ‘ .
gem)!” ““13 N " “1"“ a ' ""1 n llll: glowing sucttws expected.

1n Marc” ROWAYTON BAPTISTS

it will cost $32.30, and so on during
the year, adding 20 cents per month to,
The old rule holds good:

is allowed‘ to own (mac and fluency with which by deli’v—

slanlps are on Lincoln, feeling that this was sonic-
possible
lhf‘)’ S11011” be turned in for a $5 war a dissertation on the attributes of the
This month the fire- martyred president.
$4.13.

Next: month it will be $4.14, for one

Now that the Christmas 'bills are
paid and other January extras are of!
our minds, there. is nothing better we
can .do with our change than purchase-
Uncle Samvstill needs
loan

him money l'nrough the purchase of

, lion that will amount to a tidy sum in

Leg-through the Children's Bureau of the
.Deptu-tment of Labor, is doing a great

Most of

It is possible, though. 9““! aim a mo book. if it saves one doc.

'im- has zonn so far as to plead with

to

corm- bat-k all i run lhl-ll‘ business insn-.

Some other- gun in the capture of
Which perhaps one of the 1.11853521111-
sells regiments of the Twenty-sixth
Division had a more prominent part

3 GAVE FINE SUPPER

lflontimzed from Page One-

ed on the Boston Common."
How It Was Captured

At 5 a. m. on them the first Bab
talion of the 102131 Infantry, without
any artillery support, protection 'or
preparation, left: 'l‘rugny woods, north
of Chateau Thierry, to take. the. vil-~
lages of Trugn-y and Epled, in the. val-
ley of Trugny; a wheat field about..a
mile in brvadth, and a woods beyond
to the north.

1
1' his assignment, as. was seen from the

.ercd his rcniarks_._ Mr. ,Kaslendicck
;forebm‘c to give a historical sketch of

thing; familiar to all. and. lhereforc,
unnecessary. He confined himself to

‘ endcavoring to

show just where the component elc— Th , I .1- g
. . 2mg on
ments that enlm'cd into this great topriic‘cgd hallivfilozgr‘os‘mhzaiglllcv a
man's compoeition which finally made when they laid doi‘vn terrific guy; :\i
him one of the greatest leaders this fire from, the m‘whineagun infested :
world has ever known. Lincoln 5 at- woods and the ,Vill » .s of Trugny and l";

tributes were many. he said. The
Etnancipalor was possessed of great
physical and moral courage. a great
heart and mind and will. and a lot
of other excellent qualities, which
were named. including that of great

Epied and a heavy artillery fire front
many directions.

Driving through the village of Trug‘
ny after tern'ble losses, the Connecti-
cut men came upon this deathsdealmg

crew captured the piece.

feeling but that he had a far better ‘Mostofthe men I » d it did

ing. and this is something the pastor

lccrtainly knew how to do. Wined out.

to the —

 

success in every way.’ and the large:
crowd who partook of it. enjoyed it
thoroughly. The ladies ‘offthe Rowanm

ton Baptist Churclfi—andnhem is a.
fact that it would be Well to remem- test “gm Gritty-up “93" the Mass-

ber—alwaya did know how to prepare rtlchauetts “39- W ""3 1008110“ ‘91
an appouzing meal. and unethia'ocer a prison within its m '

7 rs.
sion marathon lined up to their fame Met
in this line.

L049.
Selectman wally. A. Seymour
Mrs. Victor J. Benellahom in “me “0"?“ “I“! 1" the "W“ W'-
charge or the-entertainment arrange~ “3"" “d with film an“ an *mmm
moms. and, as was expected from one

of her capabilities” pmenled a pro-.A“°m9y Hush i..ak!oorn, tho is 3.1-»

Continuation first Pace.

 

gram that met with instant and hearty .” Minlm u II 90'!!!" in the

. W011“ “it!“ 3! men East Gran-

approval as each number was per by 18 ‘

formed. The aluminium!
With the salience singing "ll Com
10'. "Its of Thee," and singing “3‘me m
moreover. with a patriotic fervor that appropriation We all“ the “0
showed, if it showed anything at allJ'w‘d decide Weaver the plug
that they were indeed proud and glad thus saving 0M M!-

this is their country. Then followed At the 'm it W ‘u’m that
the rest of the .weh 3n-

eluded a. phlo solo. double quartet at the lost sector: of the General

assembly, wold is satisfied wkh

singing, mimions, solo duets. the
[address on Lincoln, and the vigorous about one and .avm.millions. It “3
isinglng by everybody of "The Star not until the hearing was well along;

that the five million: were flashed.

Spangled Banner.“ Two violin solo-
ists were also to have performed. but
found later. they could not take part.
The solos and duels of flit-3.86312-
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lionally fine. as were also those of Ed- . 2 w w U (:‘I‘S
ward Bl'OlllC‘l’lOI‘l and Ambrose Crack. Continued fl ‘ First Page. ’ 9 In . a S SPE
oil. The double quartet singing, the .2... Continued fro Fl i P

in re age

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piano solo or Mrs. Mead, and the rec-
itations likewise pleased considerably.
,and taking it all in all. the whole en-

toward New York. * ._ , ’ :52,
The men true their names as Frank 9

tenainment lnclndin 1b. a m ”a" mourn: “1 They were.
swell worm whm .351 32.13 8' wan we .3. w" “3‘2 ”my

The m0 l ll 8: , after Mngisfnte Carrlzan had in-
. gram specter! gaming apparatus land tools

: ].—~My Country ’Tls of Theo—REV-
ul-yonc.

i 2.———Piano Soloers. Howard Mead.
l Ithack and Jill—Double Quartet.
~l~l)uet~---Mrs. Ilenclislla and Mrs.

' Albrecht.

Which the policc declared were used
mr loading dice. =
in the house .lhe detectives told the
court. were furniture and paintings
' ranging in value from $1.00" to $10.-
5 ~Rccilalionwfilrs Daisy (‘rockctL WM" and “hum“ well stacked with:
z, 6150‘” Mrs. Bcnvlisha. ‘llquors and choice cuts of cold fowl
: 7.21m om \‘irginia—dkmble Quarterfinm "”W “9"”“95‘
, 8~Adtlrcss——ltcv. Henry F. Kuslcn. bed room requested guests: to appear
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9»~(‘amliing on the (‘lld f‘amp be" heels, “1 lhis chambur, lhv police
(imund “0"be Quartet. ‘usscrlwl. _\'.'crc (0 drws suits. and

:ptlll‘nns who came in llllolll(‘FS ('llllllf’S

If) . Solo - ABII‘S. .‘tlbrct‘hl.
twcl'n- fitted out from this: Flo-ck.

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would seem to lie-more ilropeflyplac- .

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220 concealed in the bend of the road 9/

magnanimity of spirit. and by the . _ , ,5.
time Mr. Kastcndieck got through semis]??? and Epled. and aft; '
with his subject, one could not help encounter with e

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It. In: Win-(the committee" .
m sit with than?

the commission. which was named;

’CHICAGO COPS SEIZE

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The activity
publication of

dent Wilson
er Secretary of the
Cleveland yesterday. Pierre,
rcnworlh Penitentiary.

to obtain financial aid in
. A number of the men
Just arrived
Western points.
to submit to
ports and photographers.
were advised
they were freed.

2m- :2 129,-; ‘23)?

Wool Filled Cbmfortabla

Fancy covering, full size. soft light <

’1 Yard wide, fast colors. good escort-

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,4 Heavy ’Unbleadted Muslin

One otthe best grade standard qual-
24c

mung: .

M mind the silk W
Petticoats. accordeon pleated. all-A

‘ We 22.2.6” 1:210; «has. ,- mm 3‘: .5;

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This Sale Brings ”Savings of the Utmosté
Importance in Every Department

Nainsook or. Muslin Elt‘v’ -
dope Chemises

‘ ' 32:33:23 warm. ‘ Variety of pretty styles, trimmed
“.1 S ‘ ............ $4.59 :wlth'l-uces. ribbons and palatal—
“ Special ..............

Percalos ‘ ‘ c

Silk and Wool Poolins

40 inches wide. all colors lncludin
black; worth $2.25 a yard. 2

This sale,

................ $1.59
Women’s Union Suits
Heavyweight, with soft, fleecy lin—
ing. made from the linen Sea ls-

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weight; black only; you!

pair. A surprisingly uwd ~
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at Sensational Sale of sacrum nu; or !

13a ass GINGHAMS
All 29c YARD

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‘allvmen'are born free and c ual. on
dam With certain inalienagle rights
among which are life. liberty and the
rpnmmt of happiness. He narrated the
lbravery of the negro soldier homo and
abroad. The Emancipation Proclama—

of the police came after (ion was read by fir. Salem Bell. Lites

reports of an alleged
conspiracy against the life of Presi-
and W. G. Monaco. form-
_ Treasury.
which Pietro Pierre was arrested in
' - an I.
u . \\ .. released last October from Lea-
had expected
Chicago.

arrested had
from Butte, Seattle and
. All were forced
the police fingerprint cx~ ‘
After they
to “get jobs or gcl out

Jeanett Randolph electrified the audi»
once in the. recital of Lincoln’s Gettys-
burg Addreos. Mrs. David Chance

1- and Mrs. Frank Middleton rendered

patriotic song‘s. Mrs. Banks of East
Norwalk, presided at the piano. The
jubilee of negro freedom closed with
touching remarks from the pastor.
llcV. Wm. St. A. Lynch 1). 1)., and sing-
nt: nl llw Slur Spangled Banner.

 

COUNTERFElTERS‘ GANG
‘IS REPORTED ARRESTED

 

‘Four Men and Two Women Held,
Secret Sermce Ca; taln Ar.- _
nounces .n Chum-o,

 

TO FILE AWER.

 

The divorce case of Gladys .Alt
llllndlc vs. S. H. Bundle of l’
port. F on (he abort “lendnr . ,
the superior omrrt‘tm'fflday .' .
mission on the part of the ,dl
to me an answer taste 00ml
Mrs. *Rundle and 31-0 10 El»
complaint. The hearing on H
to allow Mrs. .Rundb tempt
many is still pending and n -.
in New Haven.

0n the short calendar ll .

. day also is the 0391} of (lit
at als. vs. the Farulcrr' Dr.
to hear a lnolinn that! lhv
ordered to may Ulr ctr-in.
Nichols.

 

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KILLED TRYING TO CA" ‘l

ii V . 3 ‘ . 2 'u-l * ;‘ lid ‘ . ,, . . _ . ..-
honoull m” “ ”'“H‘K’mh m m 1 Those Russian "Reds arc in :l lull“ 12——~l\t»ntuck}’ Dilllur-lhllble Quarw: ._.._... H H T
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WATER FOR THE FLU GERM ‘ 1.. .- . . . . . l: - 0mm“ ”0'“1‘”>‘Pd£"- . * ‘ ‘ ' '
- ' ' ~‘ in ' 'wn o hem ('\€'nlll:lll\'.-lll‘l’. mun :tccolnlmnisl--Mis< Mal')‘ Mun, “ . Llamas at ”it: new (‘uunlt'l‘fi‘ll $le Brooks. 4». a l‘orcnuin u 7‘
‘ l d i,» do n t . fix “bummed rrom Hrw Pogol
“rhllfi :‘l'll-lllii‘lr‘ (lisf‘lr'5’ lint (‘ll"lll' ‘ . ‘ l. l v a . J .- . . _ hills. Inf \x-llk-ll ‘lt‘ ll . . up i. a 1' l- p g ' i . ..
j t e m 1 f I “I ( ”I o ”I" fun; 0 brnln work .5 no ouster than mllr‘f‘lC‘ . —— ..-__ 2..-.2..- I ~~ ;:§1;‘n a {Orlllblc manner said ”1“ l‘s‘llmi lr l'rll Ilowly“\1r1(;.(‘”11lt ‘ :ma: :Pilllll‘lSElwf‘l ital-d 3“ n V l“
s s .e. ‘cl n‘ .p -; :2. z . .. i. v , 1 . y r r . . .. . 7. 4 a Cl all .- - . _ 5- - ~‘ " ‘13 v - IT isl‘H-r‘ .' -0 P «'1 Wm .-.
. . .work. and no less producllw. ' (ONNECTICLT WAR TS imh” rm“? "mam”:- “mm“ ”‘9” out of lite on -} rolc‘lamanon “.35 qu l"l'~“ urvl l‘-~ ' ~ 2 ‘ l ' ' ' D
prevention of “u. men. ,5 “m. ,rpmmly (lame cumin! and their special privi~ lion f l. Ilfdhlll)l1“0f llioy (onslltu- ‘ “ ~ '~ an Quint}. Ill, and Cm» a cow “ll‘.(‘ll haul lll‘t‘tkr‘l‘.
‘ o in lmtpd Mates ‘12:- mm“: caco. According to Captain Thsmas wandered into thr ii. ..

which is within lbw grasp nl every
* community. That is tlir- simple lilzitiil‘
of keeping the streets clean.

It should not be done 75y lllal Ultrt

‘ unsanitary )lllfl'f’SQ. far too common in

of giving a the
erciso which makes him slronu than to

E‘xpnz‘lr‘.

germ

the eyes are making: llu- air dangerous

to the nostrils, 31nd should hr Mimi-1r ~
' selling of economic conditions and the i 1“an Infantry.

ed as a. public nuisanr-v-_.
“'llercvcr there. is :1 water

available. streets should be washed.

,
the sprinkling cart and the fire have.
driving the dirt into the sewers and?

eliery manhole being treated. to a dose
of chlorine.

“There Watel is scarcc. the streets
from curb to (11.er

themselves antiseptic, and it must be‘

hardy germ which can survive their".

' plica'tion. ‘ ‘
‘ If the work is-to be complete, side-l
walks must be washed as religiously
its the streets. and the same law which.
provides. for lllcremoval of clean, white;
BDQW should demand the daily applied-g
tilon of water when the snow is absenl,l
him Science. drives him to hi‘siair.
he Fin bug must be kept under con-

'rol,‘and cleanliness is the best agent-‘7 ties, in the shape they are now talc
' Hag, may be considered aswrorth $100.-
485.909.0901 apiece. It is not an over-

J‘HSEU’Y

, ~ _ .tuzm is lb‘thc manager.
all our cities and towns, ol sweeping

. the street. for (horn is no better “1""
setting-up we.

‘ on public hyzicrrc so) that the "\vllllr.{vi.,’n5 at szooyoopmyoml

wings" who make the streets tirly ‘to ‘0st only the. direct military expenses
‘- A

supply

:as much as the combined Values of all portion of the Twenty-sixth Division
‘klnds of property. real and personal, in
{Great Britain. France and Germany, to Connecticut to be placed on out-{that small packers would have
iwhich next t9 the United States are '

The hardest thing tor a SOClaltsl ot ’lt-ges, the witness declared, me}. are

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THE CAPTURED GUN
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all; kind to lcarn is this samc fact of . .. ,
Continued from X'lTEl Page. i Mr, Honey said the kae” l‘i'cciv—

cd their first start tmxai‘d domination
of the food markets llirouglh rebates
granted by the railroads. This gave
them such an advantage over their
competitors, he stated. that they soon
meat ’_

the need and \‘Hllll' of supel‘infi-ndcnct. _ _.
Governor‘s Letter to Edwards
When. Gov. Holcomb learned that.
the gun to be put on the Boston Com-
ilnon was captured, not by Mass.
soldiers. but by Connecticut men of obtained control 0!‘ mcms and

Tilt: manager. of course. is just as net-

lo ll)“ workman as the work-

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. the 102ml Infantry, be immediately Product-s. The second Hell taken by.
THE VALUE OF FREEDOM AND, wroll- Mal-Gen. Edwards as follows: ill}? packers, he asset-lo d. was the ob-,'
PEACE. -‘ “l notc that an article in the Boston ”lining 0f Slmcial privilcflcs from the

railroads for their refricrrator cars. in-i
lepjiedfioriginallynfonjm: ishable
products alane. l 2., ‘V
Wholesale Grocers Menaced
The packers. Mr. ancy said. now.
use refrigerator cam '

A British authority estimates tin.- lo- I’D-4 of yesterday states that a big

7 7 , .. . - - Jifjrman gun is lobe placed-.-.on-..the

lal cost of fill: “'411‘ '0 thc Var‘O‘l-‘l “3' Common: lllal is a 220~millimetergun.
This includ‘ the first big: gun captured from tho
‘(lermans by the TwcnlySixth Divi~'
islan. and that. it will be placed as soon
military as Gov. Coolidge selects its site. The
article further states that it was cap-
tured by the first battalion of the

for perishable;
and imperisbable goods alike and at
such a great saving in money and in
time of deliveries as to destroy c0m-;
lpctilion. As a result. he said whole—3
sale grocers arc being driven out of
business. 1 4
Government ownership of refrigera-l
lor Cars and stock yards was advocat—
ed by Mr. Honey as the only means of
“placing the packers on an even loot-
ing with possible (:olllllf‘lil‘m‘S and he
isatd that even this couldnot cure en- :
Ul‘ely the "packer evil.” Cold storage
1 iplants should be built by the Govern- . "
all large cities, he said. so
a
meanséof dispoging of their products.
the wealthiest countries in the world- ,5 To Stay in Boaon . Governmt mgulezatlosegfuItfezzdusJ
Amryet the war may be worth it. Mad-Gem Ezdwards. replying to the “2' he chamcterized as inadvisable be»
.. Governor, said “this 2‘20-millimeter;cau88 “the regulated have a. habit of ,
If on; gun has already been delivered and Soon appointin the regulars them-V
5 there that vras the disposition 'made by Gen. selves." He at so said Government
. Pershing and the War Department, ownership of the packing plants or ex-
‘I‘ and 1‘ “1H spay on the Boston Common ‘ tensive “09118ng probably Would be i
world, then the billions that nave Dpefl:fm a. sonventn Of the “a“ 0‘ the'l‘mmml‘ l
. ¥ankee Diwamn.’ ” Testimony submitted by the puckors~
spent will not have been spent in. Governor Holcomb yesterday sent theldut'lng the hearings 'was termed bvl
rain." . ligilgjwinghrelply t3] Mlajor General Ed. fMl‘. Heney as a virulent and unjusti-i
. 8. W c1 s e ast i .
So what we have here is an estimate! “Your letter of the mdgsetlc 5:1 ell-(:- mggsgdfimlggtsg‘i’nggzmpafsg 0133131?
of the monetary value of Liberty ““5533; “1;? l “a“: you 1011; theater-Jinnah! many misrepresentations and l
. . _ _ . seems 0 me t at if cal ed ' ' ’
That 18 to say, these commodl- particular gun was captured by ‘35! ”men!“ attention to the"
Connecticut portion of the am y-
sixth Division. and such sacrifice is
3111198 in the Boston ‘Post mettle

the damages inflicted by

operations. but the loses due to the llD‘

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. _ -. "The. and Infantry was composed
suspenston 0f productne work. of Connecticut troops and if this gun
estimate is probably conserVatch. .was captured by troops from Connec.
. _ 'licut, it seems to me the proper place
This is almost as much as the total for it is on the Capitol grounds here
the United States. It in Hartmrd and not on the Boston
Commons.

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a ‘ If it was in fact captured by that

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means that the war has cost

composed of Connecticut troops,
hereby petition that the gun be given .menl in

Capitol grounds instead of the Boston '
Common.” l’

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