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ed 11; two mmc casualties of that
war here—two casualties that never
“in find thcir way into oiflcial lists.
’lhcse casualties are worse than
d111t11 by riflc- bull or bayonet. worse
ti1z_1n tnistcd limbs or crushed bodies
——the_\ the L). Ron hearts.
They are the hearts of ‘Robert
Mics. youthful war veteran. and of
Luella Hay. pretty Birmlnghun
nurse.
’l‘i11~ir happy
AIL, Larch 28.—
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25,
romance is over of-
t. 1' :1 honeymoon of t few weeks.
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me, but her pillow every morning
is “wt with tears—shed because she
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31:15: not one.
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11-1111 tho quecrcst msrriage tangle
1 \‘(T known.
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To understand this unusual maze
1.1111 must no hack to the days of the
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0116' of those enthusiastic young
i'12litcrs was Robert Atlas. a husband
of :1 tiny child. Allen
hiss: 1i his wife and child goodhy in
and embarked for the
utrr of war.
[in {11"ng bravely—mull! one day
exploded close beside
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young
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to :1 hospital behind the llnel.
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from his wife. and his child. now
crown much bigger, greeted him.
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hr of his rnrrimvnf. lie bore no
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\1'13 disupprnrcd from Philadelphiu
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a construction engineer.
Hut that strange brain-fog with
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G. F. C. Co.~.’i1lv. No. ”60—3 col. x 06111115
A’ash Lead: the World In Motor Car Value
. New Touring Model
S ix cylinder:
Seven Passengers
' $ 1 390
f. o. &. fattorfv
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007716 for a ride! Take a test-ride, today, in
this new Nash Six Touring Car, for seven. It’s a
Five Disc What: and Nab Sey-
Momma: Carrier. ‘25 additional
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wonderful “buy” for the larger family, or those who
even and geneious power of its newly
. ride with friends. You’ll be instantly won to the
refined motor.\
You’ll appreciate the great savings effected in gas"
and oil. And you’ll notice, besides, a score of other
important developments. Drop in now!
FOURSandSIXES
' {Prices range from $915 to 32190, f, o.b facto
S. L45 BENEDICT
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NortIrMain Street, ,-
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end almost five I
American he '
THE DAILYSENTINEB
with his bride.
Alien didn't know the regtdntions
of the taxicab service from which
he'd rented the car prohibited him
from taking it .out of the state. he
says.
But the taxicab company sent a
detective otter him and bed him
seized in Jacksonville. He was
brought buck to Birmingham and
hedged in the city jail.
h'l‘c shock of the arrest snd the
interrupted honeymoon did some-
thing to Mlos' brain. It slit that
curtain in two. as a. sharp knife
might.
Behind the curtain Ailes saw the
race of his wife and face and tiny
hands of his child. now seven.
He realized the girl who had just
given her love trustinglyJo him was
not his wife. And he was stunned
by the enormity of the thing he had
done.
His Memory Verified
Solicitor Jim Davis telegrsphed to
Philadelphia. and established that
Ailerhad a. wife and child there. ‘
So the pretty nurse saw her house
of cards shattered. Now she has
started annulment proceedings.
“I have no resentment toward Ro-
bert. only sorrow." she says. "I know
he was not responsible. I fully be-
lieve he knew nothing of his previ-
ous marriage."
Meanwhile. are
learned judge.
streets were filled withiworricd about whst they are to do if
blsnmy charges are pressed again‘
Allen.
WANTED
Hand sewers and finishers on
dresses, ovorblouses and waists.
H. N. MAYBHOI'I' & 00.
'15 Kerwin Street.
A
“'ANTED—Young man to take ch.1 rp:
of soda. fountain. Liggett‘s Drug
Store. ‘
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FOR SALE—8 room host house.
quire )3 Nsroneck avenue.’
W. F. White.
FOR SALE-New house. six rooms
and bath. ull improvcmcnts. lot
58:100. Buy terms. lnq. 2'9 Plymouth
Avenue. Norwslk.
LUST—Dank Book No. 25963 issued
by The South Norwulk Savings
Bank. l-‘lndrr will kindly return to
said bank. on payment has been
stopped.
LOST—Bank Book No. 9009 issued by
The South Norwnlk Szntnlzs Hunk.
l"indcr will kindly roturn to 5:111! bunk
ns paynnnt has h1-1n stoppul.
\l rs
FOR SALE—1 pen of Black Minorcns.
all kinds of pullcis. roosters. goose
and ducks for hrrcding and laying.
\Vhite \\'_\'nntinitos and gccsc «gas for
hnichinx. “Fe-ton Live Poultry,
Main street. Phone 405.
\VANTED—Man. preferably married.
cxportnecc In care of saddle horses.
garden. all your round country place.
D. Spencc. Norwaik. Conn. Phone
2170
FOR SALEA-GS em: incubator, in
good conditlon, rcpsonshle ' price.
Norwalk, Conn.
l-‘OR SALE—Now six room house. all
i111r1rmcmcnts. Marvin llrnch, East
'Norwalk. lnq. Francis 1.:1Yrs11ri. 4
Grow sircct. Phone 1731.
Tn l.l-‘.T——l~‘our unfurnlshvd vacant
rooms. use. of bath room. all
proyvmentl. at 2 t‘ouch sin-rt. form-
1'riy High strict. South Norunlk. (lwn-
cr's addrcsa. Box lll. llryn Ma“ r.
l‘a. .
TO LET—4 rooms. electric lights.
running water. inquire 39 Meadow
st rem.
\N’ANTlCll—uk refined young lady to
act as nurse-maid for 2 childrrn.
dress "'1‘." Care Sentinel.
FOR SALl‘I—Rhodc Island l‘tcds, ma-
hogany strain. also Muscoyy ducks.
rabbits and scuing cggs.’ Phone
1477-4.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss. PRO-
DATE COL'RT. March 22. A. D.
.1923.
\thrcas. written application has
been made to this (‘ourt for the ad-
mission to Probate of a. certain writ-
tcn instrument in and for the hut
will of Frederick‘ Meyer. late of Nor-
walk. in said District. deceased:
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office. in Nor-walk. on the 29th day
of March. 1923, st 10 o'clock fore-
noon: And thst public notice thereof
be given to All persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a circulation in said
District. at least five days before said
ln-~
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EVENING SENTINEL
NIGHT AT EXPOSl't‘lON
Tonight will be “Evening Sentinc‘l
Night" at Buttery 3'- Fashion Exposi-
tion It the Norwaik’ Armory, as Even-
ing: Sentinel readers will be enabled
to attend the Exp
the usual admissio price.
This is made possible through an
exclusive arrangement between the
committee in charge ,of tho Exposition ,
and Battery C. whereby a coupon,
Which is printed elsewhere in today‘s
issue is good for 50 per cent of the
general admission price at the Armory
tonight only.
The Vincent Lopez orchestra. which
furnishes concert and dance music;
the free vaudeville acts. the living;
modeis' display of fashion. and the
many other attractions at the Exposi-
tion. thus become available to Evcning
Sentinel readers Only, for half of the
usual admission fee. Don‘t forget to
look for the coupon. clip it. go to the
Armory tonight and thoroughly enjo:
yoursclf.
MUSIC THE SPIRIT OF
EASTERTIDE
Bl-ZAI‘TIFI'L ISLE OF
so.“ E\\'H ER 1-;
CHRIST AROSE
THE PALMS
HOSANNA
l-‘l-ZH'I'IVAL T17. DEF.“
THE LOST (‘Ultb
“'9 11mm be gisd to play any of
these or my other Victor
MRI for you.
Largo Assortment of
EASTER CARDS
L. M. PIKE CO.
PALACE THEATRE BLDG.
SOUTH NORWALK
Opt-n [Evenings Tel. 990
ition for half of .-
Vail railroads to "11011 in
their earnings durim: 111:: 111111 in 11.1\'
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FRIDAY, MARCH 22. 111:».
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For Men Everything
and Bays To Wear
'AVOID THE LAST DAY RI’SH-
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Come in only so you can enjoy the display. er
in satisfaction and get the best selection.
In suits and Spring coats many models, fabrics,
colors and patterns are unusual.
In cravats. shirts handkcrt. 1161:
you'll see the choicest «I‘d the nc .' s .
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 Ncrth Main Street Sc 11th Ncr'
and 5411113
Schultze’s Week-End Specials
Small Legs of Spring Lamb
35c lb.
Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . . .. 15c lb.
Smoked Shoulders . . . .. 1215c lb. ........... .....21-
Shoulder Steak . . . . . . . . . 16c lb.
Bread & Butter Pot Roast 22c lb.
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Pork Roast ........ . . .. 181'
Fores of Spring: Lamb 20c
Puritan Skinned Buck Hams
14c
22c.2Sc
Shoulder Pot Roast
Prime Rib limb:
Porterhouu Steak.
Flank Steak
Hamburg Steak .. . . 16c lb. Rib Lamb Chops
Bound Steak 28c l‘b.
Sirloin Steak 30c lb.
35c lb 31111111 cl Vonl ........ CS." 1’11.
ELoin Lamb Chops 42c. 3'11 Legs of V0 .l ........ 1'f’c Z
ELamb Stew 15C lb P1110 C111'1',..l Fri 1’ ‘
32c lb.;Veal Outlet 40-: ibfnump c.1111? 12111-1 12120: 1:.
25c Ib.‘ Loin Veal Chops . . . . . Sic lb Solid Loan Corned Bcci. JG; lb.
Fancy Fowls 35c lb.
Fancy Young Turkeys . . . . . . . .
Strictly Fresh Eggs . . . . 35c doz. 3
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FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES -i\ VI) lll~ Cl.l(‘.i'l‘iiSSl~..
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
3943 mm 81', NOBWALK—RAILBOAD AVE. AND WASHINGTON 51“.. so. NORWALK.
warrant, GEORGETOWN. DAREN, srmropn, BLACK ROCK. BRIDGEPORT.
ELECTRICAL LXLARhlJll \l'
day of hearing. ,
HENRY W. GREGORY. /
Judge.
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Special 1111- This Saturday Only
We Will Offer You Great Bargains In
' We have on hand 158 pairs of Boys’ Shoes, well
known brand, which .we will offer to you for $1.35
We also have 98 pairs of Men’s Work Shoes, black
and tamfor $1.75pair
Men’s Dress Shoes, Black and Tan, for . ‘. . . $2.79 pr.
Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes
Men’sWorkingPants 1.1.00pair
Men’sDressPants.'.......... ‘1294 Dal?
We have 65 Men’ s Misfit Odd Coats for Si. 00 to $3. 00
We also have 72 Men’s Misfit Suits for .815. 00 up
Men’s Suits, all colors, reg. “325. for . . . . . . . . $14. 00
'DON’T FORGET THE PLACE
LEAV
SOUTH N I RWALK
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Norwalk Chronicler