IliORflfiiLK.’
soc-man?
and Personal
NEWS .
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you to captors just the, suit
that catches your fancy. \
' nor-
:11!“ swehwgflm II grandmother. She also wore an old
wgll u {or ”flu lit“. group . lVIn Rena-elaer veil of Brussels point
of serious million" who iwillhtlie lace and carried white or-
put it own- gtrong when it lchids and lilies-of.the valley.
a”
laelaer Cogswell,
by her lather. and wore a wedding
w
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Kittie":
l mu am Miss Mary Van Renaulaer Cup-
A water min In front of the Wash-t co . to ' well was her sister's maid of honor
1W“ WW“ “"9”“! ' '9“ "“03 PM $13 *0 $3750- 'nntl the bridesmaids were in” Elisa
“5 reported to "'9 ”one“ heth Van Antwerp Manning, Stills
Mary Van Reusaeioer Lorillard, Miss
‘Theodora Mead, Miss Audrey Riker,
3°07" N03W‘F“,Mlu Virginia whey. Miss Dorothy
. meell. Miss irene Tumure and Miss
. street, for ten yearn from Julv l, 1917,
at a rearly rental oi $9,000, 4 An anniversary mass 'm- be cele- :gnezd Roudebllsh. They were all
m-.. -brnte.d in memory of Leo Hunt tumor resn “I k" "f Watch-colored ta.-
."mm '9“ eight ”I” of real es. row morning at Pilht o'clock in St. feta. with turquolse blue and orchid.
late «'0 Norirtlk, last week, with nloro Mary's Church. ‘colored girdles. They carried Ophelia
» ‘ taxes of 318,000. For the second week I m- -'°'°” “d ""h'd'm'm'd Null"-
in Mill‘f'h, I9l7, there were alao pig)" .The italian Social Club will give . 9'- DIVII Rubins,avialion corptt, her:-
tmnfif'om or "we", and mortgages banquet in the Central Hotel, this cv- 9" u 1‘" brother'a h"! min. and the
of ”Sills, cling, at 8 o'clock, in honor of Jo- “he" '9" Ensign Robert W. Sim
'hepll l)isesa, who has just returned ”on" _3d, who '0“ “39 place of Err
'A derailed freight car on the from a trip through the South. ‘5‘!“ BMW Williamson: Ensign Brew-
?!"wa dirt-ion near Canaan ' . i ”l" J'nn'W‘v EM“? MM“ “331-
- unmet the main track early ‘Salur- Wome‘n of Moosehvart Lesion. will Emlln Trevor Ross. untlnn Earl Lu
“WW" .and 4.91.,“ the gamma“ celebrate it". first anniversary tomcr~ at. “9'?an Jll' Cooke. 2d. Lieuten-
_ . - .3 Rogers & Stevens
. 't Hoary A. ~l.otll has leased to the.
wwAawu-an Hal Manufacturing lion? NORwaLK
puny, lnc., the building;~ in Grand
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.. tam“ minutes. Mela street. Those donating reft-esit- ant Robert (‘resswelb
.___..__. cl ments are requested to have them at The ceremony was followed by a're-
, . A It‘ll)". tllll junkmen WPI‘P but“: .t the Home iomono' afternoon. :ception ll ill? home of HIP bride's pitf-
=ibe-otd electric. plant on Meadow cuts, 13 Baal Eleventh street, New
street, mung brass, bronze and othnr A nleet'llc of the joint committee of York city.
metals conned the police to make it“ the Norwalk Country Club and hold' Mrll. Robins la well known in Token-
lnvqittpuon yesterday. which dis- in: company of the sameywas held at eke and Belle island. having spent a
closed the. fact that there were none the club house, Saturday cvming. The numKr of summer Masons at her par-
of tileile ntetais‘there to be taken, matter of repairing the damage cauléd ents home in the former place. Eu
“~ , L): ‘ by the winter's storm was considered sign Robins is also well known in
fig hill ,0! “it! will?“ 0' "m" amt plans discussed for putting HID Tokens-lie society and his parents have
nelxt 0M n“.|¢5,hfld um!" "'9 property in proper condition. fa permanent home on Newfleld “'73.
an or thermionic" var bu- ‘nue. Stamford.
"'8“ ”Public "Willi dlflPrPnt ”M'- “'ar Bureau cnmmifleeg In" It {hf .
floor of the city will be that held 10' HIV Hall on Saturday evening, at
marrow evening at ihe‘llowe School in which time gratifying reports were of Jasper perry of Danbnry and Ah-
the WM ”Ml. TWO "”3“" 0' “NW math: of the wbrk under way in Nor geline Russo of Norwalk. has been
ual claw-um vi" he heard- Jud!" Walk. General himself Frost elm", filed in the ohm of the town clerk.
John 8. Pullman of Bridgeport. and soon to start soon on a trip INC" The m’arritige took place in Norwalk
lion Judge J. Walsh of this city. .will take him away from NONI“ {0" on February ii, and the Rev. Thomas
'itet'erxll months. .1 Finn performed the ceremony.
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Dem-tr Great Sachem Wilbur l-'.. . ‘ 7 ._ ‘
liubhcli, of Norwalk, will visit and "1- Rev, John Staplcton, who returned The Misses Sophlg and from Baker,
., apect Onzut Tribe next Friday night. in from the South last week, occupied of Fair litreet and Miss Betty 8. Field
Stamford. H9 '1" b9 accompanied by the pulpit of the South Norwalk (low of liltrritt avenue, were visitors at
- several chiefs of ('ockenoe Tribe. The grenntlollai Church, yesterday, and Fort Slocum on Sunday.
, Great Council of Connecticut is mak- many pm‘lnhlont‘rn and friend. wore
in: no I “great roll 0' honor" 0' “'9'“? pleased to hear him. He is lookinit
Will the service for the countn'tqafl'l. tie" and the war work appears to
i - the names and ranks of all members ”gt-99 with him.
of the tribe in the army and narrv are
to he forwarded to headqltarter’rlnx't!‘ The case. of Arthur P. Krone against, A ih l Y '
once. ‘ | the. Atlanta Haulage Company was 7 “r .. 01ml, 0! 'the L. S. S.
" - ‘i ' tried in the City Court this morning Simm- Spent a few hours furlough llt
. Pretty soon there may be 31110351.?“ before a jury. The case is the result m" homt‘ ”1 Wilson “Phil“. yesterdax
. ll. One DOWN!“ brand 9' ‘0‘” m' of an accident some time last August" ' . .
'13}:ch used to be 30 cents a pound. in which the plaintiff damaged his stUaIenlce Caldwell cit-Summer street,
invent. up to 95 cents when the war‘ntztrz car. due. he claims, to the other's neg-_ Hamdol' . together with a party of
wag announced. Prom and after '3’ licence in failing to signal- The plain-‘ I ”I ’ motored ‘0 "m “I” yesterday.
. , l rice will be. ".25 Der noun . tilt is represented by Dunbar and; - ""‘"
£3951: :lher brands are boosted in Quinlan and the defendant by Alter-5r Lieutenant Frederick M. Smith. of
:prlce too, but not all on the some till". ney Goldcchnlldt. ; "mp Lev-ms, Ayer. 'ilaseachusctts.
The modest cigarette is costlnc 50 it: ‘ {We’ll SUNNY at his home here.
re than it used to be bout; i Judge Henry W. Gregory attended n , ,.. . .
:37." ironic manufacturers don't. curb "mung of the “1." board a, n“, “”1853; ' 11::th Jamal; ofwxorwnlik.
their eagerness to collar his profits. Hull, Saturday evening. and when he "o‘r In some“ yes'terday." 3‘ a '5'
hammers “3“ follow the examvlt’ 0' was ready to return home found that: ' -
t‘d reform their habits- his automobile was missing from in:
‘ ' front of-the building. A search was
Miss Lucile Eggics'ton of ill ‘Wa‘sh-
, in this city yesterday, making the trip
’in her automobile.
S. Dchtt l-‘erfis, of South Xorwnlk,
tipplm‘s, a i
[spent Sunday with relatives in New
1,!-
was given away
‘ t ‘ gal aoviets to form military organi-
t For!“ cations with which to combat the,
That _ Germans should their invasion!
Vld .Wt ENSIGN 'fiSWEDS (1"0llll'lllu‘ further into the heart of ‘
Our 1'01. _ ROB. ' titans.
Will Be Opel MISS COGSWELL ——-—-
now ——-—-———— WITH THE AMERICAN
Saturday F“ mm m 2:“, m "u The marriage or at» mm ARMY IN FRANCE, Sunday,
g; ' ’AsUsual Winslow Cogswell to Ensign Robins Mart-h 17 (By The Associgted
‘ 9 Our m m full. took place in the Church oi the l’rcss).—'l'he American troops
f DONNE‘JLY 8 In", ‘ better in Ascension, New York city, where who have been in action along the
i v . her great-gr'andmother was married. Clicmiu den- Dalnt'h are a division
2! lfi 80' Mill! 8" wm‘fwm M "the bride, who is a daughter composed exclusively of New
’ "m 103'“ '0'” before '0 “'7 {or of Mr. and lirs. Cullen Van Rens- England units. The division con-
gown of white satin worn by her
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trailir'fi'oln Pitt-lie.“ to New Yoflt mw evening at the Mom Home, South ant Thomnzl Lineweaver and Lieuten-
A return certificate of. the marriage‘
inxton avenue, Stamford. was a vittltor
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my Lamas or run
MEUSE? '
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tCoatlnued from First Page).
tained ratification of the German
[mace treaty, are said to have little
hope that the treaty will bring
peace and are calling upon the lo-
taius units from all New England,
troops from Massachuocfts having
been especially active.
The identification of these
Itroop» up to this time has been pro-
hibited by the censor. The restric.
tion was removyd when it was dis-
covered that The Stars and
Stripes, a newspaper published by,.
for and of the troops of the Amer-
ican expeditionary forces. had
contained in its latest edition a
story tlisclmting their identity.
PARIS. Sunday, March 17.—-
French raiders were very active
last night and brought back more
than 130 prisoners in four raids,
according to an official statement
from the War Office today. The
largest raid was made at (,‘heppy'
Wood, northwest of Verdun,
where the German trenches were
entered on a long front and where
the French captured eighty prison-
era. The other raids were made
at \‘auquoia, ill the Adrcllncs;
near Mnlnucourt, east of the (‘hcpa
py Wood, and north of Si. Miltiel.
5 WITH 'rnu AMEth‘AN
ARMY IN i'liAXi‘E, Friday.
March l5 (fly The Associated
l’rclts).-—Alllericult artillery Insf‘
night attain bombarded supposed; - . '
nus projectors. defected ill the]
German iillelt northwest of 'l'oul..
l‘llotourlllnt iukt-ll later showed the
complete dcstruciivcncss of their The American artillery bom-
gunfire. The enemy replied rntllerlbartlcd eflectively billets, troops
Weakly, but illnintaincd frcqnent'und new enemy works at Lahny-
periods of fire during the night. ivllle. St. Ballmnt, the village of
There liilif been no infantry ac- Montscc, Richccourt, ill the Quart
tivity. ('Xt't‘pl the usual patrol dc Reserve, along the Panties.
titroutrit .\'o Man's Land. and theseMonsard road, and a considerable
reported no brushes with the elle-lbody of troops northwest of flux-
lny. . :iercs. They also smashed another
The German artillery fire hasibattcry of gas projectors which
been decreasing ill intensity had been set up in a double line of
through a certain extent. illdicnt--trcnches.
int: that the enemy finds it too. The enemy has shelled various
cmtiy to keep up with the sustain-fparts of the American position»
t-d American fire. A few German 2 rather heavily. many gas shells be-
llipers were busy during last night ing mixed with high explosive
and today, but they got no victims. ones. .
A high willd is irl'tcrfeing with, Several times during the day
:lr-riltl activity. although ohscrva-ltht- flil‘ was crowded with airplanes
tion conditions are good. ‘und on one occasion several enemy
machines were overhead at the
cow U mm. 1916 or
m unralt 51m amnv ca
if you are dissatisfied
with your battery call
at tile.—
‘Exide Station
76 North Main Street
\\'l'l:ll THE ‘ AMERN‘Aleame time. Airplanes from the
Milli IN FRAME. Sillldaytlrenr of oltr lines, carrying Ameri-
Mim'h ‘7 (39' The .Afifit’Piflteil.ténnobservers,manoeuvercd to get
l‘rcvsis—Alnerlcml llltclllgeltceiinm a fight with the enemy
the conclusion that possibly a spy cessful, American anti-aircraft
may "0 8' “'Ol'k within the Ameri-tglms drove ofl' a number of enemy
cull lines northwest of Toni. Euriy,mac|tinps and kept the others high
today an Amcrican- sentry oawii" the air.
"ilfillt‘s of a light from a window" American observers obtained
fat-int: ill the direction of the cue-{badly wanted photographs nut]
"13' “"95- lic fired through thep-altitude information back of the
window and dashed into the German lines.
house. but failed to find any one.
Four hours earlier some import- sector have been subjected to fair-
iliil telephone wires within the l." heavy bombard’mcnts during
American lines were found to have the past twenty-{mu hours, but
been cut. _ . llnvc cfl‘cctivcly returned the fire.
All American patrol last "'2‘" Patrols at two points established
Pnlt’rf'tl' ll!!! fill-W." "THEM“ . at contact with the enemy laid night
on" end of thc‘t‘t‘ctmfi and Pelle- and early today. The Germans
. ""—“_ r ‘ ‘ _. 4‘ ”trade made for the car and early yeS- York city. truted them for a considerable retired.
-—CAMERAS—' .zerday morning ‘Judze Gregory was - ,_ distance. Much valuable informn- American soldiers still are hold-
. . pleased to receive me information. Edwin Tcimadge, of Brooklyn. spent tlon was gathered. {is they “'0"? in: the Mcckicnbnrg trench. lak-
;‘ Photo Supplies ‘thttt it had been found in BaVView 8"“ Sunday withyrelativea in South Nor- about ready to return, they cslab- (in two days ago, and which it is
. ' , . -, ill burning. walk, lished contact with the enemy. - 'tt ti t 'i'h
en lo ,nue The lights. "re 81 , _ now perml c 0 name. c
’ have Your F‘lms H “lid l! is eetimatcd that [he lhleVes.: who'opencd fire “'llll .3 machlne antiflircraft guns 08!“ of Luue-
‘ Be Developed £who were evidently of the joy-riding, Miss Ethel )1an of Lowe street, gun, The Americans Jumped to Ville were extremely busy today in
, ' - :variety. had used about a sallon of spent the weekend at West Lake, New a safe position and hurled gren- driving ofl enemy airplanes.
‘ - , Jersey. ades at the cucmv gunners
. - owell Corporation gasoline. . . . .
“mm“ P - — 'stlenclng the gun. HOSPITAL DRIVE
MURDER INDICTMENTS REPO 't'-
/. ED
SPRINGFIELD. MasspMal-ch 18.-—A
special session of the Grand Jury to-
/" day returned three indictments for
. murder againet Antonio Town and
Mrs. Maria F. Cammerota. charged
with ,killing Ballade Cammerots, the
woman's husband, the flight of Jantr
ary :0 in the Cammerota home, be-
tween Westfleld ind Holvoke. noel:
is indicted separately and there also
is a blanket indictment covering both
“In. , tl vlt .'- x, q
. ' om , ‘
Monday Evenings,
From 6 ms. -
. sfiqpeposit Boxes‘ Ma Year
MWM'WW
IDAHO RANGE LAW UPHELD
holawprollibitingthedrlviagof
emanattlsraaoewas’de'da‘rs'l'aoav
Mia-at today byttbsnm
ti
.snap clip cover, both of which
wuunlo'roct. 'llarcb ll.-‘l'ils m.
an voltmeter-slur
' Returning to the American side.
of ' No Man’s Land, the raiders
brought back with them a German
rifle breach, protected by a metal-
lic cover over the muzzle and it
FOR $50,000 0N
(Continued from first Pager
The executive committee. consisting
of Dr. David Spence, Frederick L.
Lamson and Edgar G. Murphy, have
put the issue squarely up to the peo-
ple of the city. They have made it
poulble for the person contributing
one dollar to be a member as fully
fledged as the person contributing one
hundred or ten thousand dollars. i
The ellciont corps of workers goth
eredtogetllerbylrnlraesti'ulo-
Oregonwboisluchargooftbispart
of the worldview out "bright and
mlytoduvtdcaavsssemvvutoi
theorym’vbltomymwunou
operate quickly and efficiently. 0f-
ficers declared it was the best
thing of the kind they had ever
seen for protecting rifles. The
mechaism was turned over to the
intelligence Department with a
recommendation that the attach:
wont be furnished the American
troops. , ‘ “ --‘...
Another patrol on the other end
of/ the sector reported that the
enemy first line wat held strongly.
While the raiders wave will!
the German, pmititinsftilo runny,
fired upon M rm tins-t
othmbdfibdtI-i
. .a...‘ : .m i“' "... . m if 3‘ .t . b, , “db {‘5 'i
”Instructed-verses—
mummmvmmfil'
theeamsls to care foras greats
volamsofhaspltal work as itwao
lthcmotthahosshalitcaaldecmedm is aclty onus
’benlectedfrom iasldo,throaght' 'sise. neon-meatwasmostfavas»
association itself. provided that the able from all sides and considerable
majority of the members of the hospb stimulus was added to the prospective
tal association feel that the changes drivebytbc receptioaof the visitor:
.Ihouldbenade. iTheacwinldllgwlllaisobn
lPeoole-houldbeutn-inotmumonmtomwcwmr
i
lftbsrebeaaydeatnsbrchaagasla
they contribute. reg-rate“ of the afternoon of this week from 2 tea
iamount, they are toll fledged memo. o'clock and on Saturday during the
of the xorwallr Hospital association, um been It it tho clan-ed ti
that no person regardless of the have the hospital open on Sunday‘br
lamount of subscription is to have more inspection by the public. In each case,
'than one/vote at the meetings and competent persons will be on hand to
ithat the committee propogeg to make instruct the various people vlsitilg
the association last as democratic as it the institutions and interning them of
'is possible to make it. last what each and every room staada
A meeting of the workers was held '0'-
Saturday afternoon in the parish hall Beginning tomorrow, the local new
of the Norwalk Congregational church, Papers will announce the amount Of
when the work was (atlined. but, the ‘subscriptious given and an clock
'chregor was if! charge of the meet; will be made to secure the amounts
ring. The workers were enthusltstin in Westbon and Wilton.
lover the prospects of raising the more
ey desired by the committee and ex-.
pressed themselves as being so. HARTFORD, March 18.—'i‘be death
Frederick L. urn-on, a member of of Austin C. Dunham. of this city, in '
the executive committee, explained in St. Petersburg, Fla. last night, was
detail the plan of solicitation. explain- announced in a telegram received by
ing the cards which had been worked relatives today. He was in his 85th
out giving the names and .ddregu; or year, a native of Coventry. and a rea-
the men and women of the city. He ident in Hartford since babyhood. Ho
explained the advantages of the plan, was a student at Yale, 1850 to 1854.
the opportunity of visiting each and and in his later years became pro-l-
levery home of‘tbe city and of finding neatly identified with the busines-
.out just where the people .tood on the life of rliartford. He was for thirty
question. , ( years. up to iii: president of the Hub
Dr. David Spence of (1,9 committee'ml'd Electric Light Company; was: i
talked on the plan to make the vewjformer president of the Willimantic
institution a general hospital in every Linen Company, and was a director in
way. He stated that the plan called numerous corporations and banks. He
for making the Norwallt General Hos- 1‘“ written much on industrial m
pital a democratic institution, tn‘iimm' subjects. Up '0 1912 he was
which every man and woman in Nor- a Republican; since then he had alp-
nut could have a say if the rlenlre'ported "‘9 Dem‘wm'c *dmlnlmw“
was there. The plan, he stated, was to‘ Mr. Dunham h“ ”em his winter!
make it its-democratic as possible and , l“ the South and m cub“ "he" be
the man able to give but a dollar was ! owned " plantation) for ”"9"! years.
Just as much of a member as the man 39""! ‘1‘" “3" he w” “m ill
3MB! an hundred times that amount with stomach trouble. His daulhtot.
and his vote would count as much. . 3“” D’ "wt” B‘mey' 0' “m”
Yesterday memo” an inspection ton. started for St. Pelersburs. IM- ,
was held at the hospital. The new,""
rooms were thrown open for inspec, Quinta Bardini. of Railroad avenue.
tion and between 300 and 400 people was found at", of selling "we, alter
availed themselves of the opportunity hours, by Judge George R Volburstl.
of seeing for tbomselvea just what has
mill. wa fined 35 old
been accomplished. Hospital workers this m “d a 8
were stationed on the various firm.
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AUSTIN C. PUNHAM DEAD
Paint Your limit/Automobile
Paint it the Berry Way
Our Automobile Varnishes, spread easily and
when applied deftly will flow out nice and even.
Call for color card and see a sample'whecl finish-
cdasyoucandoit. ' '
Ilflll't'l'al l't‘ptll'lit'l'ltlflllft‘ leadlllgltlimachinps' but, they were unsuc. ,
American troops in the Luncvilic .
levcrymaaaadwomgniathseityaad
omaMme-mw
ALBERT D. MORGAN
llclp the Children Succeed
Lettbembuyatlcastone Thrift Stamp every week. It
will melt thantlle value andrewardofsavingfiesideshelp.
ingUnolcSamwinpcacethronghviotory. ,
m stampl may be purchased at the Poet Oilicc, or’at
anybank. I ‘
7- ‘ OPTOMETRIS'I
’wm m, , , ‘ Norwa‘ ..
.nvmx LENSES-Folding Oxford. a Gold at ' .
“mandmliouuungu. " '
'2' Mamatioaoltbaeyca Ocullsts'presuip' ~‘
“tic-Milled. lapmlcpatr‘ms .
.4 , ,
. CENTRAL. HOTEL
~ wit Item electric
Wat: ”0:10., Ml“ ; aha mm Italian,
- mum,
mew.
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