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”Your Belfjupportlng Women Engl DEAD Hfflofs
‘ _mlnd It Fairfiold,Mnnslon. ‘
lip. hundred self-supporting young
from New York City, yester-
It the home of Miss Annie Jen-
Main street, Fairileld, were “new“ were
to one of the finest country Thomas Bradley.
that has ever been their good
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under
ans, were made up of so attmctiv
in“ young ladies are connected with'
Institution in New Your, of which
Jennings is one of the directors,
h I“ invited them for the may to and Spanish War Veterans,
3* Houston. where they enioye on; Sergeant Guumieri.
. and band 0011091“. an 913501" rendered by the Howayton Filt‘
luncheon. I dance, and an out: Drum Corps.
t good time. ‘ ‘
ht‘n! under Lieutenant H. S. itengin
:on North Mun street, it littlt
arrival they were met at. the. sta-
on the lawn of the Jennings’
they were conveyel to their
os's home. .
More luncheonmas seryei s New
Arches": rendered a concert, as
tho'Redmen's band of Fairfield,‘
latter occupying a prominent post-
on the law of the Jennings'
Followlg luncheon a dance was
ed. and during the several hours,‘
humiliating that followed i'sriOus
were played. The gtieSts were
. ed hack to their homes in New
..k at night by their special train.
ed with w‘r‘caths and flowers, tillii tn
marchers continued on their stay,
From the Soldiers’ monument in
long lines of s
along the way flew Old Glory.
ing at the Green. uptown, another hut
. was made.
tott li-‘lie & Drum Corps.
The parade coutilertnurclttd to \‘i‘sl
\t‘ashlngton street. with
lio.i of Buckingham
the
veterans. wb:
.TON POST ROAD READY ON
JULY 4.
Island cemeteries.
Arriving at the post
Veterans, together
Scouts, sat down to it line dinner
They were served by the indirect
the relief corps.
Long Detours Between Bridgeport
and Westport in Another Month.
' a“ 3, July 4 repairs on the Boston Post
M, from New listen to " w York.
rooms,
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‘flll be completed, according to State
‘ “way Commissioner 0. .l Bennett.
’ .‘.fln line just made a tour of the road.
The longest detottrs. those between
“upon and Westport and between
Greenwich and Port (‘hcster will be
‘fiinntt‘d just us soon as possible,
‘ Wing to Commissioner Bennett
filo complains that lsbor trouble imd
. 1b severe winter have been a. serious
. “luck to the repir work on all the
' “to roads.
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Mormon“. SHIPMENTS ALLOW-
ED BY CHANGE iN “NEW HA-
VEN" EMBARGO. ‘
. “to embargo on less than cat-loot!
laments of freight from connecting
. sinned lines onto the "New Haven”
T“ for points east of New London
. who thiimnitc has been lifted. .itip.
«nuns west of those. points being pro-
Vulted. Food. livestock, perishable:
add other commodities are excepted.
' inn embnrgo on lumber and cement
. “fie been lifted. Coal will be receiv-
. . i'“to the extent of 50 per cent. of the
‘ ', mess done from each connecting
to during May. 1915.
it short titllt. All of the old soldiers
the Boy Scouts. the ladies of the. re
remembered with attractive
the successful events of the tiny.
cited an appropriate poem.
Miss Agnes l‘ress pleased with
Decoration Day recitation. and Mrs
and songs.
the relief corps
.“sprend.” During this they Wt'ro-
This was a new experience
servers rather than the served.
The. dinners over. the Women's lle~
the Washington street bridge. where
it memorial service was held for the
unknown soldier and mitt-lite. dead. A
prayer was offered by ilirstn Britn-
dage. The ladies of the corps and the
veterans ask that public thanks be
assisted them lzt mall-ting the i916
Memorial Day the very pleasant event
it proved to be.
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Remember the second in the race
"ill receive s one hundred and fifty
ititilii iii iiilicl ii
lisn A. Swurtz, and the Buckingham
t‘oninisnder
A platoon or policemen escorted the
to experence. ' ipatriotic, which, aside from the voter
detachment. of Norsnlh Boy Scouts;
t‘ottst Artillery members. under Cap-
tnizi A. Mossmah; Natal Militia niem- .
under
Fine music was
At
Arriving at the ”Soldiers“ Monument,
. Wad
‘.W tram was cshrtered to mode. Songs of an appropriate as-
II Part! 10 Fairileld. UWn‘ ture were sung by lilt'iil school
children, the monument was tiecora'
line of march wooded its way up West
avenue. On either” side of the avenue
ctators greeted the.
marchers. Near_ all of the residents
Arriv,
“America" was sung. and
patriotlo’sirs rendered by the lions)"
street. and back to the post rooms on
t’xt‘ep
made preparations to decorate their
eomriules‘ groves at l'nion. Riverside
tilld la‘t. Mary‘s cemeterir». tinting lht-
day the Douglas i‘ouler Post itietntiets
decorated the Rust Norwul's and Pine
the
with the Boy.
Grace was soid‘by, ,
i‘i'fllmge llirupi Bruildztfit“ and your!
tiisnder Christian A. Swsrtx delivered.
lists iii tuition
llt’f corps, and all of the visitors Were
little
{hit-oration Day cards as souvenirs of
A pretty progrum was carried but ill
the post rooms. Mrs. Fanny Joyce re ~
Little?
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‘ollowing the dinner enjoyed by
the scouts and veterans, the Indies of
out down to I
waited on by members of the post.
to ill!“
ladies, they. at all times, being the
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Gutters] Cnrrsnsn's new note rotors
. to the repeated declarations that tho
‘ United States wants no war with Mex-
lco and argues that the withdrawal of county
the troops would be the best prooi ot
. that attitude. on titepsrt «the Ameri-
con Government. , f l '
The continued presence 0 tie pun - .
live expedition. the note says. is nav~l Chitttnbus that bazidlt hands were up "'9 Kame- The batteries were. Nu-
” fl» contrary effect. It goes on to
h.
lief Corps, together with the veterans:
of Douglas Fowler Post. repaired to
. that
EL PASO. Tens. May 31.~Frnncis-
co Villa, Mexican bandlt..todsy is Illi-
ble to ”nucleon Flores for 82.275. uc-l
m—dtnz to a verdict
district court here yesterday. Miss det- heavy guard to
Flores, a Mexican woman. sued to re~ipossible sniping.
returned in the
.. r m... ummint paid Villa in return
Mmmmmt hewoidd spare the; General Frederick Funston ordered a and tackle the fast Emeralds. of Siam-
. .o . . ntfi mother, sentenced to denthl
by Villa on a charge. of treason.
De-
.sbite the payment of monrw Flores
was executed in FebruaryLIilli. ln
truck more rapidly than cavalry can
to
' march.
{sllrigshgnfitjzl fiffirflfi'fihgfiffi The test will consist of hauling the
lPsso. and this “a hold u security 'i'hiriieth infantry equipped for action]
t . fdl' ffi‘leen miles. The. army's latest,
,pendiniz the outcome of the suit. . 9 t
l catmtpt's. x. M. Iiioy :it.—.tuizo “““0' in“ ““9”" 0‘ -7 ”"0"”
‘Aiortin. a Ville lender, formerly cuio- enrs m" 1’” used. Strict accounting
.mhnder st Guerrero. Chihuahua. wtih M 'I’m‘f" ”Wille- "PM" ”“1 dam‘
;300 followers. but reported in the n “‘9'“ ‘1" ”9 *9!“- i
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General Pershing‘s rear outpost south KELSEVS DEFEAT BR'DGEPORTS'T
to; Nanilquipa. . Yesterday morning. at the Word;
From all “mouthwash is trying Street Grounds, the Kelsey baseball}
‘0 make viii-film: dil‘lllvlfkl‘: altl‘mg: club. minus several of its regular ploy-1
of,
'csus'before hint. sud that before luni‘. ers, trampled on the Shamrocks,
; they will either have ‘to fight lilni or Bridgeport. for a 18 to 1 victory. Hitrd
l grep-$311233;llfii-cift‘igisl mfg?" hitting of the locals was a feature of
Pershlng's shall, Riley and Lnyden for the Kel~'
says: O'Neil and Burns for the Sham-
rocks. .'
touting below General
ll es.
Work on the new roads leading otil
of l’alomss to Colonin Dobbin is being
:puched rapidly. Over five hundred
‘liilmrt‘l‘fi are Billd. to be. employed un- KELSEYS TO PLAY iN STAMFORD.
protect them from Next Sunday afternoon the Kelseys.
S LN ANTONIO “fly stronger-'0‘ Norwalk, will journey to Stamford
thorough test today of the capabilities ford, at Hallowe'sn Pug-k, Marshall
gfnx‘swro‘mnc‘g‘: $231337??? 1:; and Layden will probably compose the
possible to carry Infantry by motor K919” battery.
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Danbury's colors in the shooting de-
partment were lowered, yesterday, at
the Decoration Day shoot of the Den-
bury Gun Club. by s three-man team
from the Nornllr Club. dowed with this tifTent, and no matter
Bailey. of Danbury. was high man . how hard he tries to develop it, new:
for the day: Lockhart, of Norwnlk.fnot excel the one who is possessed o:
captured second honors, and Thump-1 it by birth. My success in the making
son and Hunt were tied for third. On “ agitflccigglfifigé i;idt‘1’telnwzftlli tgx‘pzl:
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