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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 3, 1919 · page 6

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' otherwise in this paper 11d also

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PHONE CALLS
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them. somehow or other. With due
resin) for whatever usefm accommod
’siioh and competition they turinsh. It
Imust be said that such stores are bar-
‘mras on the food iiid’usery.

g The Bureau of Markets points out

that thC- “old-style grocery." of which

tr-B‘me tviie. allowifiiz liberal credits
'land deliveries must earn a gross pro-
.iit of about 20 per cent. to get aion

(‘hain stores lower that pro“

;nt all.
Lto 14 or 15 per cent. “Sell serve" zro-

ceries. representing the most econom-
cut the profit to 10

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zical development.
pri- r‘éllt 01' lPSs.

Nobody wants to urge monopoly in-
stead of competitidn in the grocery
:businéss,bu: it would plainly be a
iblessing to almost any city of about
half of its grocery stores went out or

blls'iht‘ss and their prdpi‘lemrs engage

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hull-ii uneoorilvmieaily, handling their SHALL SO
“‘ floods unsightly id selling in small
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. - ‘ lope- Ioat VM- . —~--.
" BODIES COME HOME.:hem§szwn :1“ tbs Boi- t::3voa:i .- ._‘
, - u ”3:110. NO was. head site Id “a.“ a“. lug“: '
swimmer-mum? 2w . “9" ”to: a- . ‘ a
a‘ splendid

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Many families may not be fully . m‘m' ., .,
aware or the r Lelia“?! 1" 0‘ whammma ”Inmate“ I .
. .019 conditions 1 ch gill,a}ten‘d;'i&‘,.tpm " ‘ " . M'
’return of the bodies. ' ' ' l‘llll‘ u ',' . ._ ’
were they better knownti would have; mt: {raucw over $323: 1". ”W main man:
decidln influence on t e demon u . , . . - ' i 'N ’W’ m

8 ‘3 drum. all my...“ will he 3 - .flmutnezsaod nu

relatives as to wlether
ld behest (oaths bodies
incurred in

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mason-mar. -° .. .th «mum ...
thumb. on the cm mad "1}“. m‘fiemzwm, n". l... m
6r uniform headstones will PNVld‘: N“ a." at ‘13: -

the minds of
or not it won
to remain permanently

France.
no set around

Registration Service of

failed. But :

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The Graves .
.1118 United States Army is now and taxi?! "In“! 19m: 0: ’1‘; a"; v‘m.) gm -nve 13:: a;-
.has been for some time engaged in ' vanco'tcforatls m »- . i.._o
inscriptionsmlid symbols of religions at 01'..th - ~t h the

disinterring. identifying and collecting
into cemeteries. preparatory to return
to the United States. the bodies which.
through the necessities of war. were

lioation'ot- ' .
m the little neighborhood store is the ex temporarily interred when they tell.

This work which has been of cobalt!-
erable magnitude. involving the ”mo-
.val of bodies from many isolated and
scattered places on the battlefields.
has now reached an advanced'stagE.
Beiore the next step. the actual re-
turn or the bodies —tn' the United
States. can be undertaken, the consent?
‘ot the French Government must be oh-
rtalned. There tire apprdilm'atély 4.-
500.006 bodies interred in France as a‘
result of the war. The attitude of the
iF‘rench Government is against the re-
.moval of any 0!. these. A pmpaed
llaw is tinder consideration by the
French Parliament. which. if passed.
would prohibit snob rei‘nonl for a pe-
riod of three years from January 1.

faith. and possibly W in accord-
ance 1m ' PM ‘nationatg
monlmenta my be erected. as well as.
state Memorials. after being "539‘“
upon by an Art “Woo and wllhi
the approval of the r adthoflfles.‘
thus making one or mo” endurinx t!!-
timonials to the courage of the Amer?-
cau Doldiér and to the decisive part

payed ”Hie versed States in the

great “1'.
The British Government does not
dead.

contemplate the return or its
The attitude of France in regard 16‘“!
dead has already been stated.

Among the many who elected to
leave the 1%“th or. their deeds
abroad. were tin or our most disting-,
dished citizens. both sex-v ce men. the;
GI! all ”it?” In and El- . ideal. "19
other a soldier: lile‘laar archer Theo
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spawning beds , _
up of age years that thereawerb‘ . ~
enoughvoyatern Htgto‘wlwn. When
asked“ ha W this to be tha
caused! the thirst-e of the oyster
crop,. he continued: “.1!!! one -~aa.n
speak on that "fleet with any a-
thority-tor it's a matter of conjecture.
' 1y. i believe that the aawage
from ‘hia city is in a large. measure
responsible. wgether with * ‘ta-
creased as. of gasoline for

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some Dress Voiles. New 1920 r
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Specially Priced 69c yard f

1.000 Yards“ of fancy

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all mannbrafcratc- The smile! , , , . ‘
believe; bl) “hen one-ma . . ' ’ = m de rm Pall m: falile 3125. 966 .
agent. and the young oysters die. . (am of thur W Tomorrow. yard ......
anyone who’ltnm‘anythln- about r“ Ch...“ -
conditions now Meghan tug areal: me prim "M , .. m N“ PI. PI“
gx£.|”l .‘ Mut?r'“d:{ "you“ "to ssc ma. Suitable “51' school’" arr-m . ; soc

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ton mui.nf, rac.‘ the sewage
dwm r is increasing
nun-Jaunrhc‘ail the tilts. ‘Per-'

haw shout-my cotton with .-
dMowu nun; hue, plaids in

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MASONIC NOTICE .
L051” N°- 108- F- and A- M- tion.‘ The b91119 reasoning applies to

0!. Well.
chl'elit 956691 in other

.-' nectar“) Mdsofllc mm. South the gulhll. lie

" slain street. 1st and fro Tuesday ‘0‘. _
—each month——.iu|y and August except-.lmp" 6f "Ede-
. ed. at 8 o‘clock. All Mister Masons
immlr invite-ti; John rhythm. w»

IFrcnch Government feels tint it can-
not consistently extend to the Amati.
can Goremment greater privileges in
this respect than it acco
people. The following
some of the reasons whiai‘rna m4
entered into the consideration ogthiai

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g to its on ‘ _
Im‘iw'a fill! 15‘ m whose ri l’
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to! the natid‘s need

v'e their lives.

lots of its «ddswbo
and symps.‘

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ma lies u n?
then wit} ancy. poA'
comm-tin; thought is that in the hour!

mother's tenant-hm.- mama

at t, as tithe ha been
no set during-the last five years,"

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1919. Pending the ”‘8‘“!0.‘ of "R‘Kaemmefllnm unit"! ”'98. NR”. ”ml," “‘ ‘ W'm m "I
' -m h mat m-‘eaéh 0' “1°!” m in and ”I m m .mm’ - alert-iron elects; run use.
V3&°‘by lgilnlsferini ‘§:§E‘:1‘i the mlmartu 9" £9.12? “it“??? inn-robs {main 0' m. ”While! - ’8 “1:“ “‘0‘ ":W ““‘3'
French Government. a n t e in film .49 mm ‘ ’ - . . .......... . ..... .1an e. ‘- also
Iline. as the propOsed Il'xmalf. "m; ”“- w ~ woliuumt '31:: age‘lor heqth;hs.|:a:n. ~ln13cr = t mar-r -

“9°“ ‘ b‘ " 'there are no. young oysters in thé " m N M pun ... _____ 7 ,,,,,,,,,, m

Full ' . 11ml]?! ‘ . ml;
lentq 11”;th g" ‘i‘

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: Satin m Spreads
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“h L g. Robert M, Wilcox. secretary. f
., - ”main: , fig!
7 — ~P: - mine: a shortage of help in the wrap: (a) Mncé “as {7151th T11 Molll‘h- I!!!" Mma‘ I , _ _
{I '.‘- . " ' . ‘ing for the «m years of the wd'r Told nobly "I '“h lull “to" What (Calla 0| I’ll! I I” h“ size: worth ’5'“-
FOOLISH MiSANTHROPV lprnz room; int-tailed phonographs andipermit the “My" of the 1-1111th fanaze‘l better tfitflnuifl to the vs-q ' W. at. ........ ’ W. M“ w
._ ~,. _. , . . or Mata-Manama
- Sneaking in an Eng‘i‘h ““d'“"“"- “flirt“: {an "Sh-’7': (1:12;: :2: :Zfilfzdflfiglg gsmgg my add , the respect an lave in which thetrf {21233; 522nw}..:§i$hfilt:h3 Table Danish n”
mican clergyman says: ' ‘3 0““ m 0' 9' ° 'to the lofiz period or nations! din immeammhfi "° 5‘”! 3'” P.“ m" '3' ‘1'" 0'" “it" “00"”- A special porch-or heavy mu ii'ir ~ ribbed fast colors and guns
é. “in“: game! danger um”, i. lhahmOro attractive. The immediate_ re‘sion and sorrow at a time when heiwrkguky‘dmgm MMJtmnéng Company A; of ihk£i6.&ad high “and “We damask: loch m‘ in; clues up to O 1-!
‘ i ' oppbdile should prtWail in order to un- ' . e ‘0‘“ lli‘ “3 in Mr [I W 0‘. z ‘ - '
5‘; we may allow this period 01‘ workhisuli was a rush of applicants. Theldertake "m tremendous work of m. —-cuhet¢ries Which ll themselves}. *m, .0. , C. "at lemsrasiielclln?’ It???“ Sp i l.
”I 4 " . - ziri~~ certainh- liked the jazz music. ism-mum, "ll! “I?" 111M“ at graves. wiiiiariwn 'u m.mu “3 ' . ‘ a pair .......... .
% Vida wearrneSs 1.0 become a period 01‘ AA 11 - ’ all i i i (b) The removal and transfer of arouse sentiments and fictions ill-cores of'the ' r teams in the' ' .yard """"""
:. world-fine iiiisdfithrbfiy. a "M “T "Pt! i- ”099 M u" c in _large numbers of bodies might “waste Pll‘filflflvbf taint-o" éneintjons.:mtchim “1%? c tum 0'! Hanna! Huck Tom Women's Com Bane
' ' -.. .-- . . . » ,. . lion was that the air-ls did rnon- work. a "9 bf é id g d > “a, i'h'“ W‘MM‘ “9"".d07‘ Still-lid Beach ‘5‘"Cfiv‘fi Slam-1 ‘ ‘ _- ”h . 1‘ ‘ ‘ '
"The” ”P “mam“ COMM!” . ~ -- ~ - “renaming: ”$5.“ 3?. 33;... 33v 1"“ "“83 °‘ “'0” “ed Ioldiersxho «no «0- commitment-rims m" Fir-1y 00m. Iona wean-3' cotton Plain black and will( .
with the situation l'n it§élf but turf?"ti "W“ 31“"le ‘he‘r‘flm'flémmem an, no“. "I mom” ““1 m. var; to be "watchman fajita-I'm; 3' Dunno. .03; 0mm; has, horn-econ: Special ’ nanflal quali'y and ppm m.
dancermb thing is not w" elm-:3“ bodies. 'l'liev felt more iikerork-‘view to securing a modification _o,1rflgfizgln§9&bifi 2‘10?" 1:: K. Brld p23. (3) ; incom’t‘ D. 3‘ a.“ m and‘ c Sort-'21! 1“.
most . _ . ‘ , _ _ ‘ ,M . _ , 7 . r ..............
atlon hm m" way w“ M {mom 5,, “"‘t'ng' and—the, accomplished more than‘xgiegngfopfisngmm’gifie‘rga'l ‘ttimfbhlb‘ifl mmbbrs of the 1! a. ‘ Btu wit-oulri'p.“y team a” not “finch. :3] It
are confronted lis- a state of minri 9"" m. with 1938 “"12“?- épassed. so that the Amman ‘““.It:odn?e‘.b:g: $101! ,fi‘“"' 3:" up: gooum “I? oniygave men shot 0" , Hud‘ Toveh Men’s Bind Cotton I].
won but the way 'vie (en grim; it, gynf This need not have surprised nny- 30%,? ‘Tgnfie‘dirt‘tiizgr Exalted“). 333‘“ wi'h those at their mlmdpa. m a p armada: t a magnum «d mi“ 535on fikmvé‘ 0t mfg“, mr; can no
than theactual state of me world W00!" ‘1 is a familiar phenomenon in ye-m. period. hum, “Mon Exam! rfégonwmmagtaingg48cngh is; not 3:: ufil ”fireman. l‘he course spa-m prices ‘sc and a“ that gives satisfaction and
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“it the Christian mind 591"“ ‘1"w"_”m_.snum’ WM”? “om “mimifivmor'. m :1"..;::":‘.::‘ £§.:,‘,‘f“.o"°;?,,.h“ 3:1 “8 Drum" contributlnx to a shrine 0'13; slogrmmhmsfh‘nfimnwtalzi ' ~ 'sretr-tni pair ........
into heavy mi;-:inthropy the dang... ig'ral it has been customary in startirrmch Governum will mum mirth“! It'll!I be the object of pilsrim- prone, .elow lire: gluing and kneeling. “ere are some of the values we .
. . . _ gangs or neeroe-s in singing in order’modify its ministerial decision and the 3,.“ °’ “mm“ °‘ Amman! “0" rapid fire. The name was 200 yards. * I‘m“! "I Children's Roma
that 1‘ creates the. thing it teats. ll . . Lung and for un-numh red 11 ’1 ‘ ‘
t _ ‘ _ .1 _ k to finer them it and 0 not ill tohimvisionr of the proposed an. a". Inbbr . e ' “find“ cal"““ Donald Macintrre. . 0‘ Turkish BlmIOWQlS Well inani- enceli‘nl quality
is “in first ;.plendld opportunriv 0., “ p Y cm i It should be remembefed ll durina.‘ ‘1‘ Bridgeport. ‘5‘“‘95" V "30‘ — ~ rid“ “1 ~ ~ ‘4
' more meter. Lively music arts at a the continuance of hostilities. it was? . . - ""3" a"I!Ii practice for the Mr“! 25¢ Guilty It ----- -- "G ‘° - "n?" 9.-
' LOADOX, Bent 3-119 vogue 01 district. was In charge of the ahooi- 35c quality at ...... 29c colors. m
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rant: (6 refusi- to be riilfilcd lit.“

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stimulant on nearly everybody. just-

dolt-iul music depresses. Look“

It is a tli'm-h warnmz. 4" .
not only ll} ilu- i'lii'isliun «lunch but What a good mart‘liinc tune doc; to a.
try [lirirt' ‘i'x‘iu l:;i\'-, no connection? HOOD 0f soldiers or a crowd of NHL:
will; it i is ill" {Jitt' or nation: and limit. 5
of ilii‘ \vuilf: Lli‘il 1\ .ii sink... and tilt-:1 'l'hus jazz at last comes in for a;
llilhlli ii>}'(l\ti‘v\:}. :‘iiw (-oml-lnt-d sl'it- 200d work. Instead of distracting
0'? (it niiii=l Ii all lili‘Il and women'mlndfi. janzlinz nerves and destroying:
makin: u}- ll‘v imlilu l.~ the l)!:‘20>l zlmmun pnerzv 3,- mum ”in“ have
(alim- lil deielzuinin: that law. fillfiinluiiled. it may be used to inrrea<o

"Then": nuaiiin: miliri count ()I jll."y“ni"l‘9.\' and efficiency. '

said Sllilkfirhifiii,
es it so."
"As a man iliinlwvli

is he" said Stilulvl'nl.

in in: lit-art.

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It is with .i iliilltiil lll'

tions 2: (viii: iiitiixiduals

”The most
are not outward.

im port 1: m

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Lotte things that hamwn

‘33,: There is certainly
. tendency nowadms
and despair. People
Malice in thé'n’isbh'
livid}! government. in oi
,Y firfigion and morality.
ital-ideal manholes.

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" mi tltinkinc'. ll‘ilik"
P“ mode a SWOT-“l adjunu (if industry;
a "'i'mip of im-
illlnL‘s always;l
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visible things. but;
iiicn‘~'f
tiistru:

1-; in (-11"?! 0”“ 'slii’m’ an increase of

be peace treat}?

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Myjnybody seems sati>fied_
more. about arii‘thiifiz. It is: “MW-K-
nary tonight agnihsit this reaction.
."hings tire not hopeless. statesmen
in the m: are not competent _or
wed. governments are not futile.
" tomes of righteousness and

en.
' s . .
ent are not unavailinit, unless

think they are.

fl‘MTkY R‘TAILER
“an: the anperfluity oi
' neu” and the castliness:
hymn), the United

ma nv
of

£25"
A > Bataan oi Markets neverthe
a! - ;~ " that that mdcl'i abused inc-
by no means to} blame for high

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cqstliness link in food distri'

days thé bureau experts. “l1
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Iéniler. He is 50 per cent. to!

j - .. ind ffedfie‘ily'mmeat.

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in us hope. however. that ii jnzz

no work, or anv otlmr kind of work. thorn . Field: of Honor"

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“'1" lir- illllSli‘ of ."t more motliintr na-'

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luv and night. .
' HORSES
To the carnal olisei'i'cl‘ it might

a ‘Wltlf‘spi't‘a'ligrm that the motor vehicle is entire-
" 1y usurping the place of the l'orse in
seem to he loelmélihis country. but the latest slatimice

oi'e'r 1000.00"

d standarde “f‘horsos on our farms in thé last sev-
lr arch-“N m at years. though the tides allow a d...
it is evident in

please.

No tractor, however adahtahle. can
fill entirely the place of the horse for
'fa'i‘mi‘ri‘g purposes. Moreover. there is
a'ct‘d’i'lhz tendencv ‘smong farmers to
defi'ifii’ld and to raise a better type of
laimpnrse than ever belore. The rais-
ing of high grade draft horses seems
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.Jhiscountry.
. It. costs no more to raise a .good
qhoi'sr than a podr one. The wise

recognizes thisinct‘nccordinr
ly, raising the better breeds 10th for
his own use and [or the market.

An interesting suggestion made late
1): is that in States where horse breed-
should contribute to the purchase and
moot thorobred horses, so that it
may.“ easier for the average farmer
lo raise the better type of stock-X This
plan has been tried successfully if!
France and Belgium for years, and
’ism..up.me.istsln it: land and

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successfuL There still remain. of! Pearls and jade. the most desirable

1mm”. some who suffered from rho-,possgjxsiozs or the moment. are ("351“, "m. MIDI!"

destructiveness of modern engines oi. 3" l “l - P0P "‘9 “339'“ “rim-'3 -

war too much to make this possible. i that touches the toe-tip when walking. Lam PM 3‘ f°°t 0‘ M M

The lapse of time. (00' has inflected amber. both cloudy and clear. wood or at, N. Y.

Ellie situation by rendering it undesira-J‘0m9'3‘m beads are “”9““ Daily at 3 P. t

bio that caskets on their arrival in! fl‘M'“ ‘xcgpfied
MEXICO CITY. Sept. 3.-—-Attcr near.) (Sunday )

permanently in France the
States Government will undoubtedlyhl‘d been killed in an attack by band- on,
[provide cemeteries of “American' its under Francisco Ayaquica. at Te- '
They will be main. peacu. a [cw days ago. a passenger Pnom
tained and cared tor always by the named Gal"! seized the pistol and New York—Ponyth ‘9151
American Government. The French 3'07“ 0' ”19 commander 0f "19 "0003 south Rm

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Sui-91v no human being can stand jazz'

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nearly always impassibie to embalnl .
our dead. or even to provide caskets E. (3. Simpson. 01 New

lor- their burial. In every case of re-

ithe bead necklace has reached the ”I “810“

‘iioint where women are buying them
interment. however. a coffin was pro-”J." the yard. and the twelveinch rir»

Every effort has been made clet of a few years ago has given way
in the removal operatidns to secure?” strings “CIT?! ihl‘l'e yards long.
definite and positive identification and.j"ndlnz in I 185801 which falls below
to a large extent. this eiiort has been ‘3 llllt‘ hem 0‘ the Skirt

Haven. state inspector or small arms
practice. was present. as an observer
oi ll'lt- shoot. It was the purpose oi
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Leann Io. Norwalk in time for
8 A. I. Delivery inflow York

thi< country Should be opened.
For the bodies that are to remain
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iy all the military escort on a train
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The high scores made Saturday
‘Were the following: Private Mc'
Knight. Bridgeport. 91: Private Rose,

45c quality at

men and two substitutes from lhOfil .
making the best tcores to ”present
the district at the> Hale match. in be
held at_l~‘.aat Haven. October 4. In
view of the (act that only halt oi
the companies were mooted. it is
believed that the team which did not
compete will be given an opportunity
to show what it can do betOre the
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oilered and led the few rmaining survivors in
r ”“318 desperate fight until the arrival of
reinforcements. Some of the passen-I’

NEW YORK 8 N03WAII'

Government has considerately
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purpose.

sous-Montraucon. is in the heart of the it"! are reponed to have been killed:

Mouse—Argonne battlefield. Another and all were robbed.

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMEN

Mme. Jeanne-tie ;
Expert Corsetiere and Glovier‘ *

port-rains: mm was

'WILL LbCATE HERE m _

56 South Main Street, Wilda“.
With a full Line of Corsets. Gloves,
Brassieres, Heston and Underwem‘
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its 87; 'Pi‘ivaie Downs. Stamford.
87; Captain Schoen. Danbury. 85: Ser—
{cant Ruscoe. Daubury. 85; Private

awrence. Stamford. 85; Sergeant
Hinton. Dunbar-y. Bl: Corporal \'an-‘

no. Bridgeport, 81: Private Gal-f
lagher. Stamford, 84; Private Taxman, '
Danbnm 82; flcDonald,
at! Beach, 81; .
y. 81: Private um. midtown;

. Company K, Hamlin
Sergeant , i........1s 21 13.
rlvate uncheit...._..'2z :2 19 ’24
vato Russell ........ 16 21 18 19.
rate Keeier.. —— $5 7 19
Kramer ..... .13 IS 10 20'
eraeaut Boothby......22 23 19 11‘
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