New Britain herald., 1919-08-02
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life and turned the tide of threatened defeat into overwhelming victory. k With a conseerated devotion to duty and a will to conquer. you have loyally served your countr4. By your .exs.pR s sRs RslaIy conduct staaspard 2as has been esta blished andy3 5Inia(intained never before attained by any army. With. mind and body as clean xand. strong as the. decisive blows you de- Iivered against the foe, you are soon to return to the pursuits of peace. In lea vingggsthe scenes of your victories. Iqay I<asksthat you carry home your H1gh ideals and continue fto live, ass you Ehave .serv rvad--an 1fohos to the principles for which you have fought andto the fallen comrades you leave behind v s~=E, s<E z. 5 ."tTtgis. with pride ip .oark Success that ] extend to yspsss nay s Sincere thanks for .go'r ssplendsl sereice to ! the .srtas s.so s 1{e.s ion Pt,
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 sfs7s ffss 45 .55.s.s sss @Gommander in chfef.H', { paul,ssat Convention. 2 2 The<st. .Paurs Fife and Dfsum corps, E22 strong left this morning foa8tke big& time in Middletown today. fsThe boys looked well in their new uni forms of blue and gold. s
 FThe big parade began at 10:30 this morning with 45 drum corps in line3 from all over the state. After the pa wade the corps were taken to Laker view park where general field day ykas held. Tonight in the new T. A ''B. hall there will be competitive drills aud drum major contests in which the local boys Will endeavory to ,briug Home the honors. %IF Births in Town. ~ A daughter Agnes, was born to MT. and Mrs. Georgs ssDanks on July 26 at their home in Berlin.
 daughter Geniyeive, was born to Mir. and Mrs. John Bor4sk on July 18th at their home sin Baf1in. s s.
 Switcher Leaves Track. s : About nine o'clock last Evening; one ofethe large switching engres useaSto shunt freight on to the New sBgitain, tracks, jumped switch and hg1d zup., freight traffic to New Britain until the early morning hours. As far as. can be learned one of the freight handss9threw the switch to quickly, the f1sonI wheels of the engine pass HIS soN Skk@;SblI- tJetl IllE fcdI "1ltc1S being alaifed and also with one freight caF Rlfe wseckcr from Hart ford vas ESaHed down reaching here about eleven so clock. 1'The engine and the car were replaced and service re- sum ed as usual. s.. % ~ Aeorns Play Tomorrow
 !. The sAcorns journey to Hartford tom morrowaWhere they swil1 cross bats with the9 crack Spartan aggrega tion. The team will leave in front of1eKil- by;s atyTs o'clock. The battery for tomorrow will. be McCornifclx and Hutchinson. s.sf , 4
 Berlin Briefs
 Mrs. A. H.. Bushpe1l and daughter, Virginia, returned home. last evening from their 2yacation spent in Litch- field hil1s@ 'z a.g>
 Mrs. Robsrt' Deming and daughter. Eliza beth,, returned home last evening fFpn Gardiners Lake where they have been spending the month of July. Mir. Deming returned home two wecKss ago L s. s..5.-s ss {. .A4iss Helen Rohm and Miss Alice Huston began active work yesterday with the atiestionnsires fuEpishod By the; state war board. All the boys who's through the World war WtlE E51og aed 50 that their com- {4s 3 ma be obtained.
 sS53 ssS5 s was brought, holna 4s t11l N Afpnzss q e Hartford hospital 1| td es l6sat an operation on
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