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WEDNESDAY, uAv 3i. igta'
cal fans. who had expected a better 15th. Id W attacks.
E lrepeated thecaaeofUlstet-willbefully' .
AY S run of luck. There was dancing in the evening; in which 1“: M d m pm fox. 1
AA ‘ \t'he music being tarnished by an et- lmemp openeurtrenches The Parliamentary correspon-
“‘ " "’ r “" “‘ ‘~ chestra mm 0! Wand Greet-v 2 to the east of Dead Ian Hill and dents of provincial papers believe' W...“ C" '0' thh.r'.
Evood, piano; Funk McMahon, mau-lomcertainofourpositionsinthe
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' ‘ ' tha the Isiah
i O‘VAY1“):‘ 2 l dolin; Fred Murphy. violin and Nor- village of cm“, t qumon is nearer
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solution that is suggested by the
London papers. The Glasgow
Harald understands that a settle-
ment already has been reached on
a basis of a parliament for Na-
tionalist Ireland with Ulster or?
a greater pen- drereof excluded.
., HAROLD C' HALL —{ friends. lnas secured Frederick Austin to as- trench. This already had been The leaders or the “"0 parties
"w Union Tea, Coffee, Spices. _- ,_*_ : slat him in the culinary department. 'colnpletely levelled by the bum held a most harmonious meeting
' Dr. David Mlxsell and family. of President Albert R Malkin Sec. bardment of the enemy.
CITY MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
t max: Staanard. bass The music was “Everywhere our troopsleust
. of an exceptionally good webaracter ed and repulsed the enemy. who
"or. v« { and the same orchestra has been so- suffered ixnportant losses. Nem-
WUW 15- ”Wis and family. 0161811 cured to play throughout the season then in the region to the south
brook. were visitors in itowayton yea- The restaurant privileges sill be glam” Wood vewere com-
mon. and crected '4 number of their looked after by Frank A Yolk, who pelled to evacuate our first line
man-ugh.
.‘ A“
CASTORIA
he Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
use tor over 30 years, has borne the signature at
tr Hill Road, spent Memorial Day. at Sa
101' bids on the furnishing of juice for;
‘ Work on the three new houses which
'ln-s. Preston tormerl, \lr. Grover
(leveland. is having eretted at Tch-
E AST l
cache, is preaching rapidly.
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The annual meeting of the Relay-
ton Free Library Association will take'
of this meeting the Library will be
in:
Fred Berg-area, 0‘ Bridgeport, spent . are urged to attend.
a. holiday with local relatives. .
Richard Raymond. 01' Strawberry
It Rock New Haven.
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i [D 10 SHORE
The Crines family have removed
hon: Fort street to the "hill" section {Contlnueu From First p.°¢‘)
d the second district. ‘ , -
—- - - r 1 Helen Point Park.
0. 1.. Marshall. of the Crescent The American band gave concerts
“Mild”. “‘35 a visitor Will! friendsdumx the afternoon and t-wlltllg Ll
in Brooklyn. N. l'-. 70810111”- .the park. Dancing was enioycd :lll
"" Ii'ay. the Grace Brother's orchestra fur-
Harry PERI. 0i mnbury. '15 I h0fl~'nishiu music. The various at'rac-
lay visitor with his aunt and uncle, lions at the park were all Well lllil
‘ It. and MYS- John Cromwell. 0B KGV' . r‘tmizcd, and the concession stun is dltl
‘08! strcet. ‘14 fine business. 'l‘llerelwere a nunlg
' ”—‘——‘ Iher of people who went in swimming.
John Richards. 0‘ 3000!!! “"0“- for the first time this season. The
‘III a Visitor yesterday in NEW Y9”! Roller Coast was very popular yesteri
‘City. where he attended the New York a”, and the recently inxmllvd skim:
Americans baseball game. ‘l‘all alleys proved a source of con‘
---° .-_- 'stant amusement to the throng". All
Mrs. Alfl‘ul Bennett and daughter, of the visitors to Roton yesterday
”nelen, 0‘ “mom-"m 5““ ”“9 “‘5‘“ Of‘were decldely pleased with conditions
’1'- and Mm ““15 Brehnl, 0‘ 5 there. everything having been done
halts place. East NOIVBJK. lthat was possible to accomplish to
-—v--— “my, up the park’s popularity to lno‘
The regular meeting of the Muller top notch Mr. Bayley has Jumped lt
Auxiliary of Christ Church will be since he became manager
field at the home of Mrs. Frederick;
!. Wheeler, Myrtle street, Thursdayt
wernoon. ll'uchunun'a orchestra of
gfulnislled music (or dancing at
The line weather yesterday brought Norwelk Country (‘lub last nltbt.’
W “I ““8““! We III-IMP 01 mo- mm eleven o'clock a special light
' h boats. Local bolt owners tool: lid-l supper was served. The dining hall
Vantage of the holiday and enjoy short i var prettlty decanted ‘ln hondr 0!
miles about the harbor. Memorial Day by festooned and drap.
.cd American flags. in the afternoon
“It NOTWfllk W“ the 300M 0‘ 113' Ithe members of the club enolcd (er.
other a‘utomohile parade" YEMEN". of» games. The main mulch of the
the machines trawling between New da, was not completed. At lllls clun
York and Boston. cutting of! the turn- u... day was spent most mppuy.
pike at Westport and taking the 'sllore i
l
road. Norwalk Yacht Club.
With an enlarged club h ‘
Miss Yolanda liacLaughltn. well- :al new members and muchililstlluslvrn‘
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known in Brooklyn society and bride-i on the put of those who hav be
”be of Osvi aid l’llrkhurst, champion - the mainstays and staunch supeort .3
golf player of l’hlladelpllln. is apend- of the ormlsation throughpmas
in: the week visiting friends in East years. the Norwalk Yacht Club “‘3:
Norwalk. commenced yesterday under the moat
gratifying conditions '1‘
North Wilton friends or Edith An- dations atforded by inch: 1:16:0li
snack Anderson or East Norwalk, will Inns were greatly apprecialiet: (:18:
4,. grieved to learn of the sudden members and a large nulnbcy 8
death of her three weeks‘ old babyiguests as were also the newr at
her parts
girl. on Wednesday of this week— prosclles to the floats and at
is prao
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Not-walk Country Club.
Stamford.
t
Ille‘
Bldgeficld Press. of the building The work
The third district meeting will be gm"; 20:33:: :hldlizllet 1:32:33:
held in the Fitch School house on'cluh has had in several years.
Irlday evening, June thh. At than The Wellnitz- Sterling orchestra
time the matter of selllnr the munlc' icomposed of William Wellnitz piano"
ill 913m and the ““99"“ °' calling Charles Sterling. violin: Oseai'flather:
banjo- mandolin. and Frank L. Van
11“! Sm‘et lights, will be thrashed out; {econ drums furnished excellent con
a finish.
. {It til} cert and dance music throughout the
The last of the bridge paving, wi.lcli' “temmn ‘3“ "9M"
ha been subjected to so many an-1 A“ exceptionally line lunch W”
,wns “)1de for several years is: served at 4 o‘clock to the members
"10mg finished today. All that remain- and me" new under the direction
.1 to be done this morning m the 'of the entertainment committee. 0!
w! of bflck between the trolleyl Which Elbll't W. FliCh l3 chairman
mg; on the west approach and of Refreshments were also provided In
*8 block between the bridge switch the evening.
Commodore Jamel M. O'Brien and
officers of the club are much gratified
over- the outlook for die mean.
Several members of the club who
enloy fine sailing or power boats were
out in the Sound the greater part or
the day.
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The lama! openins of The Knob
occurred yesterday. and with thirty
. new members inaddluentutheaewho
. Sarah incessant! daughter. have banned tor..many.-yean._the
"fl? ctnanemmasatsctrela- main-lam mitotic the
wwtgueeessfllhml‘nalanstlm
mms‘lat‘lsmflmen-
bere and nests. and everyone ap~
pear-ad to W ell” the 001
cellos. ’
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.uur decorated for the ocqslon with
a very successful seam
Court Laurel Club.
Court Laurel Club gathered in it.
.members. friends and former guests
yet-today, and never before in the his
tory of the club has there been such
spirit of hospitality, arrayed in sunl-
closed for all other business that men L ll er freshness. with flowers, both wild CW1!“ sn'
All members of the seam ‘ation: and native in every available spot in and by our fire
the dining room a bullet lunch via!
served. and this was ll tonvlvial IO'IPI
in: place of the enthusiastic guests.
No program was carried out, aside
itlll
n! nv new members were put on tllc
clubs register.
Bell Island Club.
The Bell Island Club has engined
:il-t Steriillg- \\ ellnitz Orchestra to fur
lvish music during this season. Thc‘
5 runner actitities were formally start-
ed in. l night when a pletty dance “as
lllJll)f‘d by the mcml» rs. The club
patriotic “feet.
A.
East Norwalk Yacht Club.
There was no (urinal program in
ivogne at the East Norwallt Yacht c'ih
yesterday. "Open house" house for
lllt members comprised the day's ev
(mil-i. Many of the members takinl
atiillntage of the line Weather. cml'ctl
tliai “spins" in their boats
lllPllll‘ are to be made later as to the
titties for the races of thc club which
u‘ ways attract the attention and in-
terest of water sport inns in this vicin-
,lty.
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GERMANS COMPEL FRENCH
""‘l “'TTIRE NEAR CUM-
IERES.
mentioned Fran First flees.)
non and apparatus lor dropping
cube anddiaeharging aerial tor
‘cdoes It weighs (arty tons. 'n
lie to rise isool feet. and has
long reuse of action.
A Central News dispatch tip--
:eived in Wot: ‘v‘
‘la-n says that a Ger-"n 7cm
lin. descending hr Vales en the
Salonilri front. came in contact
:rdith some tram and was destroy-
Gteat interest is being drown
. ‘ cation in the Wise
tween Japan and Peking in re-
gard to the metham-
ancea in W Province.
“he British cam considered
he situation at a berth session
today. W officials day
reports that it has been decided to
extend the sphere in which Jap-
~neee militerv awards have beat
wasted on the Chinese rating: to
other points in Shantun , ere
lapaneae citizens are begeved to
be in danger. There is a strong
notion. however. that such a
"co is possible unless Peking an-
mom for protection of Japan-
‘c -- a "run-r satisfactory to
the Imperial government.
The [Japanese Miinster at Pe-
‘fitg requested the Chinese gov-
19 ~9.
emment on May 29 to take proper.
a .
Announco. ‘
iback m the direction of the "h t
i tancour‘ stat: on bl‘ s trited
{center attack made it possible for
us to force the ear “l ' bl it to the:
outskirts of the villrje of Cum.
“Certain German deta laments
Heuae as far as the height at the
“On the right bank of the river
‘there has been intermittent artil- '
lery fighting.
“in Upper Alsace the enemv
mwsmns ARE Amel': i from dancing. Marry out—ot-town guests; “(er 3“ intense ”Mango“; ."u-
‘(lljoyed the club's hospitality
ilerv fire atta ked our position:
‘at a point about moo yards to the!
east of Seppys. They secured a:
footing in some our our trenches.
.but they wer- rt once driven out
{by our counter attacks.”
.l German troops operating in the
Verdun region. west of the Menu.
thave been successful in clearing
lthe southern environs of Cu'nieres
villaee ol the French who were
holding on there, the German
War Olfice announced today.
“Nearly 103 prisoners were taken.
The capture on May 29 of a na-
val gun and l8 machine guns duro
int; the fighting in Caurettea
Woods was also anounced.
One hundrrd and ninety-five
neutral shins loaded with goods
from Scandinavian countries for
the United Kingdom have been
captured by the Germans and tak-
ien into German ports since Otto.
lv-r. lou Thomas J. Mac-
Narmr. financial secretary of the
Admiralty, told a questioner in
the House of Commons today.
Germany will not accept Great
Britain's counter proposals for the
relief of Poland. This decision
vidch‘lnld been inspected was
‘eeche'l at a sediment at thr
‘ rte-14m em? bod“. 'vhitl
"1a attended in Auckland!" Ge
"rd “r Miler Lewald. "irr-
.C a". ":R:EMV "t 'h‘ ln‘e‘
“mien-ca ',ea""4 den pnli—l
lulle- «vs-4 "*Wr'r'n. 4“ AL
\’ e .g.“‘, F“ ...
N...
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will were
""r" "n be inescapable to Ger-
-~nv lareelv on mount of th‘
me time “my la m~'=lc to
F-:.’."
‘aive 9w- qvv-r-wege Mend-d “V.
Gav-at “rain for the ai'nultall-l
leading of Serbia. lamene-
we end 1!! s‘ct‘ell of Prllnd oe-
- -‘-e' Lou “es—econ 9e - “MA: ‘ln-
tar Wain! bed for Poland to
was the Bfihakblochde Ger-
many is willing to use her best
elects to have the spatula of ra-
Wintndneed dune but those
countries are outside her sphere
of control and it would be neces-
sary to obtain the sanction of the
"«atrial: ard Bulgarian authori-
ties. ‘
"the result probably will be that
Gem-mu on" make a counter
proposal. renewhlz features of
her first offer providing for im-’
portation of food for Polish homes
at the expense of the German
~---~w “v“ . w-Hntce for more
-~rl-mv~‘e rat ”mm of the country
boothl'on. and en absolute’prom-
was annihil- ’
t-os for the 3'!“qule of lap-u'q- vb“ v-n e-w-w‘fvna will b‘. EX-
ranges for protection of Japan-E «and law “rd-wt extent possi—
"nrr. Recent moot-ts from this “a Olv- su-‘lm‘ o.‘ potatoes. pro-
wevince stated that the revolll-‘--"~' «novel commissioners ea-
:mw movement. which has al-itahlittlt the fact” ttnt there is n
“adv resulted inthe formationof --~--__~‘~«~ "“4 "ll'V'lllCS every-
. urn-visions! govemment in the" \ in Dot—ma except a nlr-i
« -th and the secession of several row Rtrm elcn" til front. will he
‘rnv’inces. including Flu-Nan allies-mm! «wt- ‘4' thvnhahitants
‘rerhtlang was malaria rabid «ml for thr- vwvl- n‘ the om"-
‘*o';re3q. In fil‘lost verb in- ~‘mr am hut-«Wu. notice force:
n". m- than retail sliced la
«new more ll? threw
. Charles flirty.
-who .4. again Illi
-...~ "l the on‘;bm."s cf the re'rn-
'vlt’onilzts were acconmrird "lit"
af:_I-‘wnno fie “rn1*’-‘:Ffl* ,
A Rituter dispatth fre— "a“
"but save lb“! t‘l‘ “"*‘"'"""‘
m wave and means of th- South
‘friean Inca-obit! has “that“ a
“pas-“:9 frw on more h" ma F'-
emda. The proposed sax would
and from model! to fine car
was. .—
mlae W :3 tir- Fern-2h official
“element Eels-s:
“0n fie fit hnkd flanker
issue a. We -~k
'l'lflm all M finish-
‘ e-t-vm-l ~ml use!!!
districtaj'vbe-e z. ia’dttfimlr to
A'Wmin a Java!“ qvvnql'_ ME“
'---- .«rtl lie mid for
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P... ----.¢‘;.‘ ‘ ‘ Kai: ~~g~v~n~i.- an:
met-m Isa-"we ill m7
of the meeting. The Manchester
Guardian agrees that the lines
on which a compromise can be
based have been found.
While there is no confirmation
;at Westminster that an agree-
ment actually has been reached
place in the Library, Friday evflenina visiting and renewing of old acquain- which. under cox er of a fog. had it is believed that an carlv settle-l '
June 2nd at 8 o '.cloclt In consequencet tsnceships. The club itself invited the made their my along the riverl i ment
is possible Sir Edwardl
Carson has called a meetinor of
the Ulster members for todav. at ‘
which he is expected to make a
report on the negotiations.
The Nord Deutsche Allgemeine
Zeitunq of Berlin publishes the
following account of conditions In
French prison camps. which it,
says was obtained from a badly,
wounded German soldier who has
been rent home:
“This soldier states that help-I
less wounded men were stripped
of their belongings while on the
.vay to prison camps and were
1100th bv mobs. In the hosnitrll
to whioh he was taken there was
only one surgeon for zoo badlv’
wounded men. Prisoners were,
compelled to work regardless of '
French surgeon was removed by]?
the commander of a camp be-C
cause he objected to the action. a
of the prison authorities in com- o
oellinz the wounded men to walk. a
Cripples were usually hidden in o
the loits of the hospitals. Prism-jn
on were sent from one hospital?
to another and parcels fomrdcd‘
from‘ Germanw did not reach
them. Some sorely needed re.
forms were introduced in one hos—l,
ot'tal followina the arrival of a
surreal who had seen German
imam m"
The body of Gatsenl leasuh S.
Gallieni. tonne: Iiniater of Wanl
Who died New at. is reocsinz in
the crvnt of the Hotel Des Inva-
lides. alonnide the tombs of mar-
holding of the state funeral tn-.
marrow. Vast crows today are
filling past the bier, which is
drapd in flags cam in mm-
paizna in the Sudan. lode-Chim
and Madonna. in which Genet”
Gallieni tlilt‘imntiall‘d Hmlf.
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PITOllIIG ll BASEBALL
Leak of Control Will lender Useless
All Other Ability.
'ln in; ten )M'cu's connection with
the- AllK‘ilflflll length as mull} r; l hme
«ion the {not mlvtxl ""1”" “ill twain
tllllt control is ulnollllcly lie cwntry to
will sot-tens." write-l Billy Evans in St.
Nicholas.
“u. uses. one studies: the different
futures ol‘ the In of pitching the
more clearly does he see the value that
toumll firm In the sacotma o! tilc
pitcher.
"if the pitcher knows the weakness l
of the butter and intends giving him a
fast hall on the inside and then delib-
etutely pitches to the opposite side his
hllewiehofthe hatterlaol’nouaato
him. back of Miss widened his
ti
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What is CASTOEIAP;
lyestem‘lav. at which. nccordin ml 5 m u. i
“d Emu“- hasten. Pennsyhaniu. arrived at the retary William Miller and the other “To the south of Cumieres Ger- ' s: Herald the chief point afis- W gafi"an$d§$‘e:~flgw 1
Free Delivery. I598”! “"88“. BM?” lilmd- "1d“: omcenl ol the club received many man attacks delivered from/two r r! was settled. “1e Nationalistsl Allow no onetodeoelve ys’plntllls. l
3 to Spend the “millet congratulations on the suspicious tp- sides of the village vim}! 5“?”‘3‘3- nrd the Ulster men shook hands “WW!- llllt‘tflml ”“1 “J‘ISWS'EM Rm 0‘
a.“ 1319-13-53“ NONI“. Ct- -— .cning or the club and thep respects tor i ful in the beginning in driving us across the table at the conclusion I ”he.“ that trifle “1th and endanger the
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Deeps and Soot
33m neither Opium.
and alloys Feverisbucss. For
more than thirty earn 16
Ina been in constant- lust: ‘ur the relic! o! 00%
Flatulency, Wind (Allie. «ll
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ls regulates
Syrups.
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become a regular customer. '
Crown Aster Brand Flour. bag
Low Prices.
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Fairbanks Gold Dust Powder large pkg. . .......... 13¢
Royal Baking Powder ..... 12¢, 22¢ and 43¢ can
.t cakes Ben Ami or Sapolio for ............... 25¢
Monogram Whiskey (That good old Rye), bot: ...... 85¢
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Laos-lane meta.
"Lt he knows the shortstop is to cov-
er and then pltclm a hall to the batter
that makes it easy fol-him to hit
through the position vacated by the
clmrtstop he outlines the strength of
his infield. lack of cum-cl is again
the cause.
“if thew ninth tee a waste
ballJn order to be in a ham pedtion
to throw out a runner tryhc to deal
and instead he gets the ball right oven;
the pinto he is handicapping the
mtcher. Lack of control is again the
cause. ‘
“After nil. most of the finer points
of pitching are based on ability to con-
trol the ball."
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