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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 3, 1919 · page 8

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HOSIERY
A COMPLETE ASSORTRENT 0F
In lelu'. Gentn', Cblldrafi'o and In-
fanu'.

I‘dlea' Hosiery. lu Lisle Thread
Ind Silk. from 15c to $2.00 a pair, In
black and colors.

Men' 8 “(use at 19c, 25c 35c and 50c

Children s Hose at 25c, 35c and We.

Infnnu‘ Hose in cotton and cash-
mere, in white, black and cordovan

E. K. BANKS

MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
m— M

WEATHER FORECAST.

NIIrWIIlk

M—.....—--..._ . .

i‘m-ecasl for and \‘iI-inilyz
ll’IIIr tonight and 'l‘lIur‘:
winds. moslly I’ll)l'lll\\‘l'>l.
ancc nl‘f tho South-Arm {\‘Iw l-ZII

coast has llll'l'l‘llh‘l‘ll .n inlIInsiI) during:

Ilu)’.
'l'h.» Ilislurh-
:lund

rho hind tI\'r-III_I'-l'mIr hours and (flllh‘t‘ll
neutral rain from New .II-Isey l0
Ntrlnc. 'l‘hv rIIiII “'.I~' w-Erlzgull‘n'lVI-l)‘
llizhl, cxccpl in lllI‘ \ll‘illl') II!‘ Now
l: ucn, wlwr- 2‘. 3min : :I-i‘. 'w‘llll'll Is
the :l‘I.ltI~,~f :Imuunl in 3\\'I‘ll?_‘v'rfllll'

Rain

\‘Illltll \l

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llII

I'llllr.‘ slur» ()lllllly‘l H.

\um . 1»!st II-I.I-IIII1 III II.

lllllll‘ I'm-Hi and i:I ll :‘II'I-rEIIr from
'llIIlv IIIHllll‘ I~»l'.\'.'I III Hl .\!.II."I «IIII .‘In
,~ (HI I:.’ hi IIII :._ II..I I--I‘."’.Il II\I-I'

ll." l.;I1.-I Ali‘sisfimu VIEW}.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
l‘I-IIIlII‘I’Jllll'J: lll'1ll. 71:; lI‘VII-

(V1 lI'nfz'.

 

m .u-M.-- .nI IJA A” ll- “uni.

£in Flows;

s-‘ 13’:

 

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(IIleIHv. lII‘.‘ IIII .mtn- ! l \.l.' I; ll‘.’
(Ill ("I MINI.“ "I I1.)«'. I‘l "

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It’ll lullllllI‘tl up ‘IIll thi. II llI.‘
Luv-nix HA" 2.3 ! ..l;:I~'II I ll:-
)m...llIilI(y IIl' Ill" lwl l: '2 . I MI

Tlm 1.”!quI IIII- I~IIIIIlIIII =1: IIII-s
h‘ IIIIlI fII' IhII lIIIl. .‘
‘ "I‘III- rl‘fllllill' IIIlIlAvI-I-I. ‘-I’!'\l(I'.I ul‘
llr- SnIII‘II NIII'wullI Mellnd‘y lip-Am»

)nl church will lw lll‘lll 'l‘lI‘.I:>.l;I_\‘ IIIIIII»
3”,», this “4‘ k. in IhII (‘lllll'(‘ll ill 7:“
(felt-ck. 'l‘lII pastor, llvr. John .I.
h'tIu'I-ly, will hIIw- ('llI'lI'III' II'.’ llll‘ sorr-
j"‘l All zmIl‘
P-an'llnllflil :II'I- urgvd In 3):-
Vr'c'CIIIIII- c’l»'|‘l'_\'la‘0(l_\‘

luf’llllll‘!" II!‘ the (‘lllll‘l'l
prvsclll.

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Allll‘t

lluII'I l'Int'fzrt or )‘Ivlz'll hush".
)ru'e sinuiux ()li‘lli‘hll‘il Lil l‘wtun. l-‘rifi
(I l'.‘ S‘1l‘ ‘llllh'l' Bill. ;
'l‘III- IIIIIII.‘ lriI-IIIh. ul‘ I'nmr'". (‘ Pl.

Plulhp. \'.lll llllllinlllll'lll." l-I’ 1’

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l
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ln' I.II, :lII III'EI l'.’:lj,’ Mr .I.; I~.:I -. -.I-
1IIII... l‘l I\.il III-I l“.'l\'~- 'TIw :‘II. '*l
IIIII\ 1IrIl:uIy\.rI “'IIIIl II; this: III‘I-IIQ
\I. I . II I . 1' I II l‘emn th- ('Ll'li‘ "'II.IIl-III:II~-
for. “1"!" IIIIitI- ll'l'I‘l‘ll‘- .\. _': "’ 'ull
:JI-‘vml lII, .I nmulwx Hl lilt'IIi pIIIigle‘
1 1w. l-ll . lllgzI‘ llI' l'II: I.I'.II. .4 I'I’I‘l
Dunn-71¢; \I I.:_-..I.III~-‘. :‘I II~.I:'- ,.
('JILIIllIll'I -' I
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STILLSON'S SPECIFIC
520 Per Bottle

Stillson- Powell Corporation
South Norwalk '

 

 

 

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‘ FRIDAY

5’

2-; the 5th

a .

3 All deposits made in this

‘bank on or before Sept;
z: 5th will draw
from the lst of Septem-

int crest

‘. ' her.

IIIIIIlI l’.‘l.l|* .

IIIXllI'I

V!rll'll.§(‘(l~'lll (‘lllllllll ml in:

’“LEATH

the thrifty purse.

Science says that a. Boy‘s suit
side. The
Science :1

Norwalk

 

i,

Guaranteed Suits for Boys
Sizes 6 to 18 years.
Dandy All-Wool cloths, corking fit. nifty patterns. splendid
style and permanent shapeliness.

inventors of “LEATHERIZED” Suits listened
nd then started to cash-in on this slice of wisdom.

”very “LEATHERIZED Suit is lined with real leather—EL
bcws. Pockets, Scots and Knees—just where the wear comes.

For sale here—nowhere else in this entire community.

Rogers {SQ Stevens

 

W :38 DEW . tractors: I'm-w ‘I‘IRT.
w - w a.- IIIW~~~ME 9‘ v- . «~—

TEE SOUTH NORWALKVIVENING mmlr. '

(illQRAP‘l'FEED
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[IA:\'LYNI3
ml

ERIZED”

Popularly priced to please

from the in-
to

starts to wear out

South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

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'i‘ -\ ll H‘liilOl.
Mil 'leN “RY FOR
LOMINU \ -L‘IR

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"II'IHIII'I-Il lI‘I'IIm l'.lL‘¢‘ ()uv‘.

“I"lllll lI-:I\II IlI-«ImmInI
‘l'nllillll 'lllll'I‘) II- ill“ 'II‘Il'
I-II>:~‘ll) hIIIII'Il. ill: then llzm'I-Il
lIIIII::~ll' ulll :lllll lhII ItllelwI' III-Is IIII?
IIIIIlI-z- llll' had In IIIisIlelIIanIum hurl
l‘l‘.\.\‘ lll lw ('IlllSldt'l't‘ll huvr

'l'lIII l'i‘pflll of lhv supI-rimemlvnl
I\';I:‘. llIIn road by llw Sl’l'l'l'ulry. which
\\':l.\' as 'IIllInvs:

Superintendent's August Report.
SIIIIIII Nmy'nlk. (.‘onu.. lllltl.

zIII I\:~ls .lll-l
llIlll‘.
lllv

II: hm l'

Ill

Supt. L'.

, To the Board of l-lducallOII:

All school

into

(lvnllemon: buildinzs

IIIH‘I‘ lII'é‘ll but us guud

$901115 pnssllflt'

sunllaty

condition :I: llnthl‘ ItIII

.IIiI'InInIsIIIIII‘I-s.

'l‘lII-I'I- l3 indlI-lelI-n IlIle Ilw

It'ull

IIH‘I’)’
will
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lIl lIm-p mun) buys IIT.
lllLle
plIIlelI-nl.

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Vill'lH‘HI LIIElIlings

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lhI- lI‘rIIIIlIlin
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'tllll England. and Miss (‘lllr
Ill (‘l'I I'
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and Y 2121
Mrs.
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now
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(ll' withdrawal Ill' sum-ml

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\VIIlI I::;.. and lllf‘ l":‘lll-'l' (.‘l :o-nvrzil
:'.I"'ll«' -:I Ill" l'U‘lI‘Tl N':“lll'll >I“.m.’>l.
'l‘EI-I lm-‘I L (It lllf‘O'Y‘IT publication
\ms I.\'I€:II-II l'.4]\I'('l;'Ill_\ fur junior lllzll

:‘l‘lllN‘l., ;:~ up to IlntII- :IIIIl hmh imv‘r—

Ind mg and prucl iI‘IIl.

l wish to connuvml llu- :IIlomlnn (I?

this lMN‘lf for tho "so of llll‘ junior high
.ul hauls.

so soon l suc-
‘Imlh books

lll‘ ldf' in] 1 lllf'l ucnrv meusmv and

Sim-I- \(‘lH‘Ul is In anIn
gr I that l‘III ()l‘IlI‘l’llleOl‘
lw
\I'l luoul IhI II uzll month .4 nnilm so up
may lIaII- IlIII bunlu“ Ml IhI» opening of

[school

I, The final rccommcndzuion of the sup—
cz‘imIImlIInl .IIIling lmumdiau
hunks for flu junior
high thin! crud"
lll'lllllllll'l (-IImc in for cIIrr-ful dis-
(‘lls'rlllln :Ind IIl'lI-r point: into the mat-
lI‘r l'mruuuhly :I motion In I‘ll'I‘I’lll lin-

rcpml of “III .~IIpIIril‘IlIInIlIIII.

rim lhc

[llll'l‘llllfil‘ III' lI-M

>l'llUOlS IIIIIl lIII~

10s

and
IhII l‘f'llll!‘;ll:i IhI-II-in. “11> p:I=sI-.l

’l‘lw IIl IhII
schools thllL h! will :I
(hunzzcu ”all must llr IImIlI
Sfllllll‘l IIf ll ll‘ IIII in
sc hauls and II (‘Ulllllll‘lt‘ ll"
lirc working l‘an'I‘ in-
th«- {I‘ilpl‘llllll‘lldl'lll in :I {cw Il;I_\’s
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TM mzmIIr all
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cram

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01' s:Il.‘lliI-< of

jIInle's ml (1 uIIlIIIIIls in m l. {n :I

IIII'I fully (un-
juniiur I) thII
li‘ll‘tli‘l'll
IlIIllzII's. of izzI‘I'I'asc
fur I‘II‘
Mal: I inuwlluzniml.

l‘Iif. .\lI.\‘leIIn llII-n an:

I'llllv‘ws III. IlI-~ lmIII'Il f‘llllll‘:IIl11llll1llI(“

~ INT: for

lIll 2;. :v.’

II" IIII- "\‘CIIrlIl Hook." which lzr‘ said
IlI:II in all III his (‘Xpl‘l‘lt'l’N‘tS a~ II {unh-
Iis‘Irr (If I~IlIIIIIIlioIIIIl works. was Ilw

mos! IIIllmhlI- mid to Icmhcw of cI'I-ly
hIIIl sycn cm'l
II-cImIIIIIInIlcd iIs adoption in

lll‘HIE” llml hI‘ I-‘III'

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S the West Nor-walk-

The matter at; tln appointment of
Miss Dorothy Borhmm as teacher of
school. wlth the
satisfactory adjustment of the salary.
was left to the superintendent with
power. the general impression hem!
that every encouragement should be
given to prooure good tachers for the
rural schools.

Various other matters of lmport
once were discussed and the meeting
adjourned after voting to pay all bills
found correct.

 

W1
NOR WALK ll.
500113! Y j

one? Personal 1;

; MEI/m

-'m-. Ln'~—-‘J~'~’ ." - -‘3 W:.IW ' ’

PllEllY lllflllllllfiAl
Si. lltlll’S CHURCH

Miss Catherine \. Decgan
Weds W'illiam Hines
“Rocking Chair .Girls"
Pleasant Feature of Cere-
many

. ba—mv‘
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Ar. evc- :qurallr {‘i"l‘\’ II 'Iir'.: “M
1'l""Jl.‘.“‘(l ll'. El. \lII:';.>I I..II.IlI III 3
o‘clock this mm'ni ‘Il' \ hon Miss (‘nllr
«rim- .\. Ilrvgan, m III. of Mr and
.\lIs. W. J. Rife): I ’ IlI-zpcl rll‘I-q‘f,
pliuhmd her Hot!) to “'illmm IllllL‘S.
I»: l'.’ EI‘IIrsiIIy IU‘Q‘F' Tho .llilslfll'.
1M. Though}. an. IIffIrIaIInc. .‘lIss
( :‘Itlurl‘nt “259‘, of l‘IIiIlnIIporl. II cous-
in of mo 2200]”. and William lhuuun.
a hlhlll‘l" "'f lht‘ bt‘lIlI‘. ‘~‘-'I‘l‘I‘ llll‘ Ill-
\. IIIlrII'Ilq

’l‘lII- (l! :I' ”in: D: My \\ .m lmauIII’ully
"ouncd in :I Ihcss of Mn III IIIpc me-
190 “llll \I-Il and (III Ilml .‘l klmm‘r
Lnuqunt of lOS( s and s“. .l pell~
HillI's “or” Will." pour
hat to mleICI

A IlalntI rcatmI- or Ilu \IcIiIllm: \\a<
the presence of pron) cuts from the
[locking l hair I I-IIIan (ln llzzh slrm‘t
of whom \liss Del: :III II lIé ll III pupul Ir
f0lt‘“0nlan Thc\ «I‘InIlM Ilm cm-
mony In a bod: ll dressed In whim
and fanned tin t ”tractlre mctme.
Thclr present, tappmprm, was a

Blizis

2m :9 crepe w ith

(inc big mckim: mlr.
An a! rat" wrddlng brr-akfasl fol
lmxcd at the brides

be c‘clcmwly
home nd Ilwn . r and Mrs Docs: In
left for II WIIdIllng journey In Nlugnm
Falls and. «In Ihclr return will rcsl iv

a! the homo L‘. tho groom, on PIV‘Pl‘sll )
d\ CD110

 

MANI'—CHRISTIANO

Ell-s Rn~- (‘hrisliuna and Salute»
)lanzi “'(‘ll' I.I."II-ried il.‘ :‘Ie SI Mary's
church lllh ram-min: :I' 9 c'Ilnnk. Rn-
Thomns J TI‘i'zn IIfIlriJIf‘nz Tbv- nl~
IIInIlanls w :II .‘Iliss Ann; GnIpa'lnn
of Grornr. and Amadoa lilorl of
this rilr. Fullmvin: lhc ceremony
the wmldm": party won phnlozt'ap‘wd
m Grcm»ry‘~ studio in main»
building.

-I‘I'.

HIP

 

.\li.~.: l.il?...n l‘whw and Miss lda

Fricdnmn lm:h of Brooklyn. N. Y. l;l‘.-
til rI‘Ct-nlly (onurl‘h'd \Vlfll lll‘.‘ Rod

( ' r05 :1

day :1:

\VM"
Ihn honiv
Lincoln li\‘I‘II'.ln'

“'Ulli spam 3 plenmm hI‘lI
of ”15.1" 3l“nlll“l. L‘T‘

Thwy \Yl‘l‘!‘ Idler ju:n

(ll b) .\l:.< l-‘Iionlman.
-1.
Mi.“ Marin l‘inr. mid “'lllmr: .l.
Bradlm'.nf this oily. “‘I‘I‘c quiml)

marricd l.I.~~I Irenmz in PM“ (‘ll‘hlplw

[i up ”HI” moi... lll.\("llll|1\\1)'l_ :III‘ ll)“ :'(‘ll0(‘l‘« (If IhI~ city. Tho work BO”! 81'“ \‘I »\‘ well known in :I‘ns cllv
. I
’l‘h. II-III '(‘ l”n'lll0ll Iv \ll<<l.1.n-I—I~q is in lf'n \olIImIIs :InIl (‘U~l.-‘ $3.050 a and “8"" d l"?! 0‘- fl‘II‘ndS who “‘93
I- I ‘ - t » -- it .
. y , ._ . . ._ .' ,.. ~I» . .m ll‘.(’l‘l '1 lm’: v rrixd life. l
Knli)‘. l- III-hm" (If SI-IIIIII-I- In llll‘ l‘l'll'lli- S" H" M‘ ~\‘ Ilnn "”d H““ ' “ ‘ ‘1” ‘ ‘ .p ma ( l
- - ~ - .. . . . I lil-rurv :mprnptiminn could he madv —'> ‘
1m 1m I.II lll“ll \l‘lll‘l‘l. lr‘:l.~'.\ .15 “lIlI- - . - 1- k
‘ ‘ . .. .ll-lllk’n; :‘I‘ .' I I: A IIM'Ilmn. w. 0 fs
m-I ..,-II(.IV III. Im 1 l.“ \I.:.»1 10 7M4 .‘H'ullztlllr towards llll‘ pun-has. .‘I the ‘ J”"‘ l ‘
r " " " " J " ‘ . , ~ . . \ I .. , (‘nanTlt‘ll “.(ll the Army Transport
.- ~. .- .. -. .. .w . - board m“ m. TIII‘ II‘IIHI-t “as June“ -
ImeII II .\[-lnll IIIIIIn In I.\I» II .II .Im ~ anthv .» Yew (.,,n_,w,hud l‘I
.. v I . .I I'I:I . ..I l; _ . ‘ AI‘ > . I: II .LI. . I .
IIIII-I :III: “'lll probably lI":n': rm :Ipph “’ "‘m'l‘“ ‘ "“ ‘S' ""“‘ ' . um“. u.“ ‘1, I; I, H. 'n b" 110,,“ U‘ (“1”.
W . , .. .: -. , 3" *- “ . 4.”.3»: » I A I. -I. _ I .a .I. u I.
cum 1”,. Mn» |‘lN‘lllll}-’. data On :Iccmlm ‘ 2 .I, .. IL“? II :In In IIIlms II‘P . I Hrcm.
I-l‘ lll‘l‘ 'I.I.rIl}' l't“lf£llll|lllll Miss l(I-ll.\' of. ll“ Ill S-l‘W‘I I'I'Il'l'-”-:‘ " I“ ‘I‘.I
f:“i'l(l III I'I-I'm'n “3“ :ln- lll‘sl l\\'() or “" “M" In flfl'Nl *l‘fi‘l'v' imIl ""1' n Tl \l' ( . T . “j
.' - I .7 . h 5W - ipru‘mw army CI.
v.1... . ,_.._, .- I .I ., .,- M I ~ . new «ham lwn‘mu plan. h.IIi “Pr-n i.) ‘
"' H “m k ' “H" “ H'hS m" m M“ W”. l' .I .y .11.. .(J H} _, ‘ ‘ ,Jran (IIhII. l:;II.-. rc-urned I0 lhmr
lI'I1IIIo ll‘.“l'l‘. in” :1 l.\‘ lll'.1"ll ln'"ll“l' for ‘ “ " “l \x‘“ N n S m ‘ ' d U ‘hIInII‘ in Iii: (it; after spnndiflz a
II . l' H mm wiIh mm]. ,I, 2'17'11' ('2 Sun“. Tm- m: lll‘l‘ (If l‘I‘IllllnTlng llw '
“" C““" l "‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ *‘ ‘ . . . {my Ilay» IIIIlI relatives and friends
. , I. II: and (‘ :l'lilI’f' (If :1le lll“ll school \\ :2“
“J" h‘ l‘ "“ “" , .- . S 'h l'riIlI: gun: and .\\ w Haven. .
The \lilnc Al‘lllllllt‘llf‘s l‘:l\‘r‘ boon ln * 3“ I I‘ W” ‘nm‘u- ._ \IIILI pm» r. l I
,. ‘ \ I '
IIIIII how for .\‘I-.Ir.<.- ‘Tln- fii‘~l boot; 0" H‘ (' ‘m' P 0" S "‘l‘ H“ ”I” 9d Mrs. .‘lnliio. l-I. L'orcy and husband
I)“. spy; .~ ls “(“1 in mm]... :1 and l. 1.1::1 ('Iliilliillfi loI IlIII supply of coal. and M” Maggi-I Corey and husband.
Slurp \I. I “ill lIII oblisn- Ii 10 bur II :IIIIII l’-.I -llI‘ > 11. (Il .II llrlll boon ?\\flld9d. of Ry‘lIlgnwar'. spi‘nl the holiday “'I‘II
IIIIIn. m“ cnplns llIls your to l‘(‘lll:l(‘(‘ l" 'I'“ XI‘Y‘NH “‘I” A Slll‘l’l.‘ ('0... Mr. and MI: Henderson ,of “asbmg-
IhII worn out books I wish to (Inmmcnd ll“? "" ' 31‘“ lOWNl bldllt‘l‘- Hm slrcor.
mp mm inz of thp‘ he“ H~ “195.9 books TIMI snhslilmo teachers as recon;-

up in E; Ipply Iho deficit in tho fourth

grade :It‘d Marina; in lllf‘ Ihird tho third .

El‘illll‘ book published by Hinds.
den and Eldridge.
piled by a district
school principal of _\\-I.\'. York city’sam’l
is simple. practical and uptodale.
Tho r-clvncp classes of xhe Junim.
high sIlIools lIa'y‘oSnever had a text-
book. The nuance ment of proper ma-

Huy-

supervisor

‘fcriul for them has been left to the
All agree that a good text-I
book is essential to good work. The rowing a match from a renorter. sub
two principals last spring carefully ex-; sided pulling contentedly, Whné tho‘
unlned textboou and agreed to uk' matter was tabled.

teacher.

consul: L119.”

This book is com--
and (I,

Inwnl. Il hjr Ill“ superintendent were'ac.
”MN” and n fmmal motion accepting
his :‘IIromnicndalion rcganjing text;
books was passed.

of Mr. “'clcher and the
Ami-Cigarcatc League was then in or

The mailer

ider and‘ All? Miller gmvely suggested
[ha .7er Ahrens and Rummler who

wue both smoking fragrant Haranas
la: the moment, be appointed a commit—
tcc on the matter He was openly and
prdnipgly bribed with a cigar. 'and bar

 

 

 

Miss lic‘nn Miller of Hartford has
returned to her home after having
spcnt several days with her sister.
Mrs. Malcolm Love of 2 West Avenue;

 

B. Barnes. of .Porrs-
mouth. \'a.. is the guest of Mr. andll
rim-s. Henderson,¢bf 137 Wasmntton:
Street.

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Mrs Sanford Putt of Bethel is the
guest of Miss Sara A. Baker in this
City

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“ THE YANKS ARE COMING ”--BACK

Remember the stirringdays in the summer and fall of ‘17 when the strains of “Over There"

And the day that boy of yours wrote that "you might not hear from him for a while?" You

I. knew he was bound for France—with the rest. ‘
They said we couldn t tilt the ships—the ammunition. But In a miraculously short time thou-
sands and thousands of American doughboys were in Prune and the world knows
American doughboy. grim, smi ing irrepressible, who mashed through and turned the tide.
And now—the Yanks are coming home! Many of them are already here; othezs a. e returning

cv ery day. all of them loaded down with a. rich fund of memory and experience.
What he has done in the last year or two will ulwnys be the biggest thing In his life— you
Now isn‘t sum a momentous period in yc .Ir boy 5 life worthy of

um

All these kaleidoscopic happenings and experiences—what a pity it would be to lose them for
ever? And you know how soon one forgets the details, and how easily letters and clippings aze

\be not put all the scatte red clippings. snap-shots and letters into ONE BOOK. “On;- Film
ily Service Record in the Grea‘ W’orld War?"

Why not have that boy “fill in the b19.nks"rigbt now, before another day goes by and clinch
the whole story for good and all?

Come in and glance through the book that 3 been‘ ‘made to order” for your boy It‘s
pcnsable for every home that 5 had a service flag in the window.

 

only $1.98.

 

PACKARD CAR HITS -
BUTCHER “’AGON 0N
DEAD MAN‘S CI'RVE

 

John SIII‘L. (If Mullins k. \'. J. 421';
in: a lug Packard ('Ir I‘m‘n \‘. ~?;\
avenu-I hill il’. 8:30 Ihis morning. >IiI=
red up a hum) of trouble for h'mwl.
and a lul of who-rs. when lII- was I-II;..
mg; doun \‘I'cslpnrl aux-nun hill 14)
round liII.I:l Man‘s I‘uryv. llighI ah 3.1
(If him was a dollvcry wagon hum
l’. \\'. Smith's market a: 53 Islam
slf‘t‘t‘l‘ drlnIn by his sun J.mII>I;1Il
:Illlmuzh Ilwrc scemd In LII plcmy (If
room thII hig Iar Kmashed inn) iI (ir-
molishinz lwn Ll Ilie “book a: .d lIIrII
lng Ihn \chiclo our. \‘m InnIIm uilh
this font Ibo badly rmlnd IlIhI . Ihcn
snared into a big IrIIIk I! L. Born-
smln IQ Son. of Bridgcpnrt. Ilenzlng'
iI up (‘onsld-wably. Sorg'mul I; .Ison‘,
learn:
ing the conditci ns placed Suck unle‘I'I

arrest on the charge1 of l(=(‘ l;lI;- ~ Ill'lY“

21mg He was later released undwr a

l‘Il:(l of $200 for his applrz‘anI-e m

(T‘l‘l‘l on Saturday, Scp'. '3'lI.
.‘eiIher Ihc driver of tho Smith

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BROWNING AT RYE BEACH.

 

Thomas Graertt twenty of 648 East
29th street the Bronx. was drowned
while bathing at Oakland Beach Rye.
Monday afternoon

Accompanied by Philip Smith of 4011
Lowell Place. the Bronx. Garrett m
mittoanoat. Ontberetmmpto
the chm-e nun-in beau-gm

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To accommodate our customers and supply their needs, The

By special arrangement with the publishers The Even: .y
Sentinel is able to place this book in the hands 01 its readers far

CITY NATIONALBANKOf South Norwalk Conn,

t2 .e new and up tothcminnte STk’I’EMENT SYSTEM.
WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS VIHETHER LA? GE

SMALL.

The City National Bank

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made the following flanges: Increased the working space of
the bank and changed from the 01d Boston Ledger Sys: em to

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