Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 10, 1919 · page 8

 

 

 

 

The mam iriends of Mrs. Freéfiicl‘ .

Knapp' will in» pleased to know tVt

the operation performed by Dr. Dean

Foster. specialist, of Stamford. was

very succeesful.

Tha— Order of the Temple wa> tonv
{erred last evening upon a number or
condoms-s at a special Conclave oi
Clinton Commander)". .\'o, 3. Knight
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The Glendonian orchestra went to
Wilton lam evening when fur-
’ nishkl Iielightlul must! lo! thi- dance
held In the \K'ilfnn i.:hr:ir_v unter 12.9

Th rm- Plul; of

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ihx'. :ilavo Qvnw a following from
lhé- :M) a'ltvntivti

ll.!i‘ lmiKr new notified 1.15t o-‘rvn-
m: m.” .‘fIil; urine won and a vtninl!
girl mu- a("'nz uzq-lciousiy ‘n hat-i:
Ci R’klt‘f,"r.‘ Nari I'll .\.’i.'l >i""'i l‘i‘x

Trulz'nn linb’fil ‘ia’nbr hr’Y‘th' the {we

Vinita: ;:m.pl~ to palm livatlu=lwhr'~

tan-i It a v we!" elm-r: :« “than; '0

All» .. \‘svntv; 1:. iii“ .‘- gr
olti 1“! “Two was tall;ill in the :wH‘v
lair! [Niti i'e‘ Cami}! n: humus: “11>
before Judge (:tmt'v ii Vosbur‘di :I‘v -
nmrninc and the .smne fine that win-

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jfllifltri‘d Himn tlw min-r

was tum-Hi ’-n him, STE-t will (0.4:-

Imdet' the \\',1".‘.-

Tin polite tililth’}
inzlm. Mreut i-r‘ulz» “as broken iu-t
‘Iani’lf when it run into hr 3

air driven by a mun by the nrmn- or

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Hanan-b. m‘ Slicinztivlal, :2.\l.-‘~ who
sonic-2 viva llw polite 'm 'lzv tiu'flu
age.

Th» 114*“ 'Ii .\ .\' l'rultluck \- luna-

heard in the (‘31:
morninz 31v Jud".-
Altnrney Lon Dans
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S. N)ar}' wil be
Court on Mondm
Geori'a \’r):~’ll.'l‘2h.
\lr. Paddnck whit;

l.:.~ ind-:2

represents
W'illiam l-‘. Tnnmmn;
ed by Mr, Nyrry

A euctlin': of all tin: memlnc- o!
the 25th (‘o.. L l S. formerly the “hi
gi‘f'i' ('0, l‘ N. (i. [it"ti (In
Thurwlay l‘l't‘l’lln'.’ a! 1- (I'r‘flf‘k in I! ~-
omt‘es 01 ”John & Quinlan .M q...
Inf‘fllb‘d'~ air."- r"‘!1l"bll'll 1., l,» i’l"‘~ vi?

will i.“

as: hllnlfil’fir of ir.ipo".intw- t on: s-zu ' a
the comma ‘lz-‘ntg'lt-l a: Row; p ..;;
July

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$2 a week for a $50 bond
$4 a u eek for a $100 bond

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You'll never wear a. union

suit until you've put one on. i

2, then you'll never wear any
. other kind.

Of course we have the others
because some men have not
yet “seen the light"——seen
the comfort of these light
cue-piece garments.

Prices $1.00 to $3.50.

For night comfort our Night l
Shirts $1.50 to $2.50. '

Pajamas of madras and silk
$2.00 to $6.00. ‘

Rogers & Stevens

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GROVE STREET

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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Edward Street.

l-Ztl'raitl form r'.)' u:
_\‘..rt\"tll\'. til-J Tlfll ~Iil_
.\l.‘_\ k Rh“ 1.- '«urrned in: NW limit: .
Mr.k
Illa-H .

“is Sin-ct.

in llueton
Lincoln Pr'racml of Sharon.
athlete and
hrn'iwrx. who are. Mrs. Robe-r1 Du.
Brooklyn: Mrs: A.(‘ “‘hw-ler. .\‘or-
walk. Mrs. 5‘ t" Cuninilngia. Rockville:
MN A J Aubrey. Bruklyn; Mrs. ('.
P. Brunren. Rockvllle; Mus. T. “2 Mar—
vin. Nt-rwnlk; and George T. Cousins.
New Rochelle: Charles Cousins and
Harry Cousini- or thr York.

Funeral will be It the home of her
.‘lri‘W'. Mn Arthur C “'heelor. 6 Arch
-vrt-c-v ::l 4 o'clock. Sunday aflorrnoon.
Rev. J. ll. Werner of Gran- church
Will ofiit-iute. and will he in
in l'nion cemetery.

.\lr:—-. Sirev";— husband lho- late Eti~
ward was, a resident of .\'or-
walk for many years, and prominent
in tlw dry goods business in. the
(Dz-now huiltiin: Mr. Slrm-t tin-ti in

lf-il.

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anti rl‘ thrvo

lmriai

St [WW-l,

Az-tii.
SERMON TO 000 FELLOWS
Services WWI Be He'd m Price's Halt,
Norwa‘k. Tcmerrow.

i'l"-l'l:"‘ m: :ln ”4‘: Ft Hz,“ annual
,, .'i in ‘w §~»l'l «n i‘ilc‘v'r Uztl'. \u
in am .- ,vllt't“ X2: 'lilil‘. ".“‘.l!1‘.}'.
tin) H l~ 3'." f-IlitiWr
'i'Eo- (hut-n Baptist (hm-~93 or»! 1h.
l§¥‘.a‘.’?.l Sll‘t‘vi .\ .‘\l. r. l‘ilul‘ti: “.U'.i~
vall furnish music which will hv- in
«inflow of Mrs P, Scoft. organibt.

T: v .4: rmnn will be {-rt-at-hvd by RM.
1 S Jacobi: of Greenwich. a very nhlu
qwukvr

Suin- Mow Roller-ca Hall.

Lu.‘ Mus. Frank Middleton
‘xI: : il'ni'l ('ixfll‘mt‘

llvmaikw by RM. Simms. (lint-v [33(-
list church'nnd Ber. Lynch. ‘ Knight
Street church.

The public is cordially anited.

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BEARCATS VS. DANBURY HIGH.

The lit-arcats have been very u_nfort~
unam- for the lust few weeks in play-
inz names by havin: tht-ir opponents
min-cl the game- in the last ft." mlnv
uto 7. but in spite of their trouble they
will show their stickto—itiventtess by
travelling to Danbury tomorrow where
they will take on the last llanbun'
high school of that city. The Cats are
al present under hard practice every:
night for this game and are showing'
up in great form. and (hereds no rca‘

exiwt-tstl. McGuinness andl‘h'ergtt
will do the receitlng and dcllverlngi
for illo- Cats and with the rest of the
team backing them up they are sure of,

showing some class. The: will take help donot start

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'Xaval Reserve Force.

piano hint] of that institution

5‘.
Slocum. .\' Y
lunch with hi.- pairms. Mr. and BID-1‘
('linilvs '

Stadium here today.
in: up to date. Princeton apparently
had the advantazc on the track. while
Yale lit-mm!
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SOCIETY
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Baldwin -$ml"r.

The wedding of 313+ Mn; [Amine

Smith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfi

liam H. Smith 0! 12 France street. to
Herbert Edwin Bald-1n. l-anign l'. 8..
<on of Dr and
Mrs. A. H. Baldwin of 83 “‘all street.

will take plat-(- at the First t‘onnrezn-'

litmul
n‘tirt-k.
h' 'n‘ of 1’}? tin-‘5‘- ‘.-' parents.

t‘hapt—i tlii.~ atternoon at e
A reception \nil follow at the

 

Mr. and Mrs. (I V6. Harxhuzsl
Ha Slain street gave a very ruby-“able

rnpption to their nt—ph‘ on Private C.’
Fllum Do- Folest and his friend. Cor-'

.r..t Dennis. t'_ S_ A. no" stationed

. 1b»: firm-aha! Haw Hospital. Non"
‘ ml; r"!_v. at their home last evenlnz.
Thvrt was :inginz and dancing and a
:t-m ml and Him n'z'li bountiful and
tfalnfv refreshments as an important
part n.’ the program Private Hel‘nrt-‘r'
was, immul; oi the senlinel staff. and
leitnlvout.

lm-pitnl. ‘

is now on thr Mal! (it The ii
which is published 3? “iv
lit-Ii; goon: m -n rt-‘nrntvtl

llll=lv~ today.

‘to tho?!

liw hunt:’ and_
lnt‘lnv»

.‘i‘..~~ “)3; F. Sic-\o-np'

"Li-12in: «mineral-her in th-

o‘iit-.- or The Hour. svvvh her tonm‘c .

'.u!: né'l. that ”hil'lliifln today. and
vull enjoy the tzuivl‘lilt- at her home
Alt-Kinky slrw-l. Rtnuultm Barlv
in iunw "Pl! ho lintrmon
Rigging: nl 'lu- Norwnlk lrtm \"mlu ol-
lmt better knonn :is llw
anointed man who
am» \nluablc- anislnnt‘e m the
l-vw‘: exemption hot-n! during the ‘rar

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fut US.

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' A large- delegation oi Norwallr you‘nx‘
pot-ult-I alfended the dance given by‘
the Jolly Piw at tho Wilton ldhmryj
lar' eveninx. for the benefit of the3
kitten,
liOhR") amid music ta: furnished by;

the (Hwndoian orchestra. in local organ-f
ization. which included Miss Elizabeth;
Wilson. Mia: Mabel Miller. Ilse Gvel-l
dolyn Fisher.
3115- Sulena Hit-Ina: and Marshal Hoyt I"

Mist! Silurian Laden)“. ’

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Second lieutenant Joseph :\‘h“9"

hull returned to his home in Xm-vralk.‘
hafinz
charm- inlm thr- l'nited Slant-s Army

l't’PViVHd hi.- honorable I’ll"

Private l-‘rank Butler. who has been

in the war sun-ice for st-vvml month-.
has returns“! to Norwalk having been

tliw‘lIarKPd.

l'riui'r lilton lint: u: the l’nilcd
"-9 mum”). now Mallow-4i at Fort
i~ l nicomg a short fuz"_

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‘Iitiit‘n"

Ht»): of H llayut'w ate-l

nut- lookd Wall in uniform

MY!" ‘25: in- 0‘hllt’ll~ in he olden-d to

till7\ tn the Plain-pint}. w-ry soon

VALE PRlNCETON TRACK MEET.

On their show-

lo excel in the field

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When your eyes first coll for
a pair of;

I n .u .- m~ Mono-nae..— Mo
hunch”! amt. . ”.J‘ .
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of~

, told Judge
:Thomas deserted 1191‘
:and was living in Stamford. She fails

: Yf'rmish.
"‘m‘a’" '0 pay $525 in alimony

the trip by bus which will leave "lghsmmtofl'hyunneofthejdn-i
Cedar street at 11:49 shun end ‘lll fly_ WWW “help you‘
map at the Armory to pick up)“ folvbeoonne they magnify and mnke
lowers who are out to see a good lnat‘ the print look 1m '11”, m.

 

gm“- 5 {one than nothing for they our
.\ complaint-w“ made to the police: I d W m m8

‘33 erening around 8 o'clock ebontimwww ”a min the":

an auto that had been left near the'i ._ i
home of :Edgejohn J. won. u Dot-'1‘H A M E i
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A"Cot-u Innuemy

Hound‘s .‘o'llinx alimony Hi 37- a
week. .\l:'.~ t ox was granted .1 tin-urn
on lht‘ mi'untl of infidelity.

idiom Ellen Chill 0! this tily wan
linen a dwxee of separation irom
t‘larvnn- l: Chill of this city, thr-
charge lwin: (molly. They were mar
ned Jim ::l. 1916 and the plaintiff's
maiden name was Norton. '

Edna King or this city For cmnlod
8- divoxu- from Frederick King Of
hen" York because of intolerable
cmt-lty. .«nti was Zil" n the custody oi

__ Vone minor child. The Kings “ere'
. . _ _ 'marrio-t! l).._ a] 19.... and \lr< Kim:
'il_(‘.‘_ (3\_ _ ,l. _ a [.3 . . - - . . . ‘
it \ lT \ \l i) ll ‘ 3455 that hp dpsened ht‘l May 1“.
tin“: t-tunft~'l Win- ltmkml fur between 1910. am; ”i9 to ”u" ”m? had hn‘)“
Yul-- and Prinrolnn in their annual hufii‘UBlll' mlempernte and cmel.
'ratk mm to ho- ht‘ld in the Palmer \mmr‘“ 3- Sumotuski 01' ml“ City

{'83 granted a divorce from Stanley
blamoluir'hi on the ground> or cmvl
'5'. Thur wt-re manic-d May 1:}.
1907.

. Deleted By Wife

Louis l2 “'ildman of Bridgeport
was given a decree on the grounds oi,
descrtion lmm Anna lrr‘ne “'lldmnn.
They were married in May. 1895 and
the desertion took place in 1913.

Eva Grit-uéick of this city was di~
\on-ml from “’illiam Grissick b»-
t~ause ol' donor-non in 1.913. They Wow
married in May, 1912. '

Hannah Olive Thomas of Brooklyn'
Kallible that Harry S.
in May, 1912

'34 10 net a divorce bemuse she did

' “0' I‘ml'e that he had been living in

the r‘latt- for three years. They were
married on January 1. 1903. and it
was‘lllrs. Thomns' second marriage. §

.“inl'llv l'. Pokras of this city was
granted a decree (mm Aaron Pokm:
of this dry on the charge of cruelty.‘
They Were married March 15. 1915‘
and the plaintllht maiden name was
The court ordered the de-3
be. .
fvw- Jam- 1. 1919. E
, Max POM. Divorced ' i

Max M. Pohle or this city was 3“"
en a decree from Mary E Pohle ot'?

'ashtngton. D. C, become of deser‘
tlon. They were hurried Nov. 18.i
1895 and the desertion took pince‘
Sept. 1 . an. 1

Eva Brown of Furrield wu grant-
ed a divorce from Joseph 8. Brown
of this city, the chrge‘betng deser-
tlon. They were mnrrled April 13,
1108 and the hm deserted June
15; 1915. 'lbe phintil's maiden name

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Overland Model 90 Touring. Car

You, will undithis OVerland equally pleasing in performance. It has album 3;. _:
delivered by an engine that runs smoothly and quietly, day in and day out.

S. L. BENEDICT
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in; for :1 reception by the Inn! May»
or to Frank P. Wnbh. Michael 1“.
Ryan and former Govemor Mun!
lmnee. of Illinois. the visiting repre-
sentatives of lrieh Societies of Amer-
icar The troops remained in the struc-
ture nearly two hours by which time:
the Lord Mayor’s guests for the re-
ception Were arriving. Theae guests.
including the American delegates.
\vere held up outside the cordon of~

Thr some dimcultios in handling
casualties beset the military authori-
tics in every army. In one instance

:i: n of u in Limcnlal personnel
:1 john“ v.13 demolished by n shell
with the'complete loss of 2.800 “8'.
unity records. of which there here no'
duplicates. At the hospitals Wounded!
men frequently gave the name of I.
former unit. overlooking n recent,
transfer to some other organization. 1mm 1“ -
Often the Identity of the wounded? be”: :hré:nn;::::nfhgfixdwum had ,
had to be taken from documents they: Eventually the troops were with
canted which were not up to dltefdrawn without having elm-ed the
and did 001 8‘ OOMNIICIIUY the 0P. men who Were sought The reception ‘ "
gnnlutlone to which they were then‘ thn proceeded, ' RED WING
“$334; in the War Department s-Larf: "at? outside the

inn ein era as they arrived. “

show that at the time of the armistice Dt‘BLlN.— May 10.——1‘he military a...

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the Ame-Han forces had 16.000-men
rated a mining-in notion, exclusive
or known prisoners of war. The Brit-
ish list was 161.000 and the French
300,000. By February 1, 1919, the
American minding lint bod been re-
duced to 8.071, and by Inch 1 to 4.-
500» It i: expected that when the
French flat-h cm‘ up French
limit-l records. 500 or one more will

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possession or , '
Mansion House. the oflclnl mldence, DAYTOls
of the Lord W. ' -:
The Lord layer of Dublin in [mm NEW Elm? .LND
ence O'Neil. who has been promi? ‘ ‘
neat in the Iondmhlp or the Sum L35
Pelnnmvement. The union honee BICYC
has‘ been need as n moth. phce rm
the Sim: Rein. There hove been 0*
recent reports of my annual mm '2
than in Dublin. 'eleetlu the 140““ v i 's
layer or his ouch: residence. - 0
Michael F. Rynn of Mir
0! mm. In In Min .1 m on ;