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; um“ 'I flown {mm'kflblv "'9 mm '-""“"°"- - 4 ed Models and Pony Models. 0 ed Suits. Belt
' ‘ "a. mi It may not be the best airplane mo. : .‘ . - . . . ,
111mm”. .; m, m ”H, wofldl W m, manmny a: 'lk Materials are in serviceable corn-s. lobardlnes. trlmtlne. ooplms. daileta
. '7- W” W, _ ,__ _‘mizhfy zood motor. The "PCHHCH‘V; 8| I? 9“. he mostldes'mble range 0f.Dl'eV8llll‘|E ““015: R088. tun. may. Dea’
TfU-g—‘fim ARMY thing now iii to stop trying to nituinI COC . green. naVY. b 80" and checks. Sims 1610 44,
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There lit lal'll now at “'lirilllflfllon of
a my of ‘ll‘l‘llullrl 5.000.000
Tm is a for larger forci- than most
Americans have ever tiloueht it would
be tit-man tor us to raise. tint thc
ougEestion finds the
wherein an unusually receptive mood;
The national view has chanced un:
der the pressure of this fierce strutt-
gle in harm: and Flanders. We know.
public evt-t'y- .
loci-Ive m b m the in.
Then. after a for week of compar-
. olive cilence. the nation‘o hop: were
punctured. investigations muted
cruelly diuillucioning.
booting motor was not perfect otter
all. it might do for certain choices—o!
planer. we were told. But the ”W!
wele still tinkering with it. We he“
been produred it was impouillle 13'.
Ba! when it would, be in find. com“.
pletv- form and quantity production!
would start. ‘ i
Theirsuitiilg slate of pessimism in!
probably an unfounded as was the (1'!
that l
There was :l ifi‘acticul tiemonetrntion,’
the other day that means more than
lrny amount of theoretical (llSi'uS‘lfm.
iA Liberty Motor, built into a bean,
tormv airplane intended not for snow?
leuive optimism preceded i:
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that for carrying bombs, made an up
lobstrnslve trip of 825 miles from Lani!-
lcy Field. \'a.. to Mineola. L. l.. in'
three hours and fifteen minutes. Thol'
lodlcers in charge reported that the env
:gine never mined a stroke. and wall
neuper—perfection and proceed to make’
'it. by thousands or tens of thousnndi.’
menu
i And under the new director of airplane:
iproduction. there is reason to hope;
vihnt this will be done. ‘
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THE FIRST OF MAY l
The Austrian Emperor's denlul llllll‘
he eotlght a separate peace has by
‘no meanr rctlicd the situation ill Alwf
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lJoscph Colgun, 46 Connecticut are.
Carolina Y. Blown. Elmcreet terrace.
Budget Buckley, 25 (‘edttr street.
.Muriin Spobr. 46 (llenwood ave.
'ile .- Koenlg. 52 (iltlnwood nve.
Louis Koonig. 52 Glenwood ave.
=‘ ('tlrl Kornig. 52 tllenwood ave.
/ ,Mn. James Collim. 39 (‘linton ul'c.
lRudolph Wilcek. 37 N. Fair-field aw.
I Frank Wilcck. 37 N. l-‘ulrileld ave.
John Wilcelt, 35 Glenwood live.
"l-ldwnrd Kuban. 25 .N. Ruirhid tlvc.
Bolton Store
EXTRA. SPEClAL
Women’s and Miges’ SUITS
at$12.95,$14.5o,$25.00
This is a most exceptional ofierinfz.
mint. but the fact that there is
Prices $16.50 to $35.00
. .not only front a real value-giviné'"qtn~n'd-
a distinctive selectlon of original creations in new'
CENTRAL HOTEL
Pine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric!“
lights end. gas. Pine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style '
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Stu.
N. DIBBSA. Manager. Tel. 1555'
J. DEBSA, Proprietor.
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l i looms. Killian. 2:. N. l-‘llriield are.
will“ rt _- ‘Mnl. A? Lauren. 31 N. l-‘nirfleld llvc.
Jniiun Oenhger. 39 Clinton ave.
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now what the military M9911” havei '"n'H‘mS‘H- “lid". it hm! mutit hi.l
told its all along. that
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it in no early people more tliilcontentcd than elcr.
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Union'SC and 10c WallpaperCo.
, .g . . . V ._ om. Mn mom. :9 N. i-‘ail‘licld nv . . ..
mm mm Germanv h, 3““ “mm”, nnrly all of "19'" went pence. Till t 31'. PAULS Clilillt u mammal ”Whom,“ 25 N. NT The World I Logged Weiggopcr Dulce: Belling High Grade
strong. that our allies- have all they . worthy accounts front many parts of DEDICATION 0]“ on Norwnlk‘n historic ”om . field ave. , ‘ m an" 8;,“ It llld 100 Per 3011 .
;, . . . hold the enemy and the amp!" indicate that opposition to l Tlllti ilrui ntrut'tllrc wan repluced by Marguerite M. Hughes. 111 S. Main St. ' Bnmazron'ri‘oonx-
' ‘3“ do “we” ‘0 ' in", “r hatred M (*erm m. ‘ die? ST. PAUL'S ORGAN a lllrltcr church four years later which Non Walsh, 65 Putnam ave. , Phone MW!!! 5900 r
that no entail [MW of our5 "1“ ”um“ ' ’ a "m i 'was burned by 'ryron'c troops in July.
Prone" i-‘. Cordelia. 3'! Putnam live, i
John Ill. Knne. 37 Putnam ave. 1
Vincent ll. Daniella. 37 Putnnm ave.
Patrick H. Hnugh. 17 Putnam IH‘P.
(truce Costello. 37 Mom nve.
|Fllllflfflfll0n with the present govern-
'i'he man-power of France and Bill-1 mental. system are. steadily growing.
:iln when this titanic battle in over.'Th" fillllllbn, “3'! 1 790811! oiilciul The two choirs of the church. nug-
“i be ~1le reduced Their fightinx dispatch from Switzerland to Washinz- menu-d for “'9 occasion. “i" b“ "l 1‘"
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A .. tcndunce ntfiie service. and the fol~
nearly exhnusted. Mn- is capable of any pounlbilill’." lowing progrnm of music will be red
The dlnnffeétlon of Bohemia g... m.“ dored:——
to turn that tide.
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:Ciiiford H.V:Satindcrn. 26 Ann Itreet
lLucy Craig. 35 Putnam are.
like.” 1!. Toiles. Zo'Ann street. k F
:Abignil E. Bogart. 7 Ann street. I
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John C. Hyde. 7 Ann street. ‘ wuflm” MUM“
Harry J. Smith, 31 Putnam arc. l
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(Con no '1779-
“'3. .d from 9“. One) | Little activity «Nun nhown in the
parish during the rennining lcnn
yearn oi the revolution, but in 1784.
Rev. John Bowden wan called as rcG- Wm. CoItcllo. 37 Putnam nve.
for and it new church built. ,Wm’. Podmorc. 2 Reed street.
'Amlrioa'o Firot Command Church. Jemen Conlello, stratum are.
This church. which will nlwlvys be Wm. Jones. 23 Ptltnam nvc.
reserves will he I
‘Tlle will need time for recuperation.l
. . . _ "YD” 520'—-R90lvv, \‘e Pure in chrt known all the Senbury church. was the Frank E. Furl-ell. 58 Putnam ave.
"' They pan aquoele out of their clviliaflll‘m‘m Tl"? ml") ““90“ AU’lfli‘.MI§nillcot and Nunc ilinllttin in il lint church in America to be con- Archie P. North. 14 Putnam live. :3 :02: D» Hill}. 7 Reed street. . ' ’
. I onlv ‘ “,w hundred mod-land llunxury. ”it“ two rival monar- ....................... Clue berated by an American biullop. ilinhop Dnroda Amilcare. li, Putnam eve. .~" I "0' 27 Chapel street. l ‘1 ‘
"(mum on ' . (. u clues that nwlu- up the ,.m m etead- Anthem~'8ing Me Merrily to cow-ISoebtlry.’ who had been comma-QM". L. Bonnti. 8 Putnun ave. ' ' ”‘5' 35 Gilli” titreat. ! . . .~
rand more soldiers. at ”Psi. “9 ' 1 , ‘ p - ......;’ ......... ...‘...........-Hnll2lh'tlt same year in Scotland. returned JUVWm. Crnig. 35 Putnam ave. 11"?" P- Bil-nee, i5 Chapel street. I uh
thfl‘l little of ltaly except to hoitl.’"" Km"- “9"" WWW” 0' ”"m’m‘ _$°w::.8l::,:‘:,, 30“"Anllt‘l Voicellflo Almtrilt‘a. finch withtslaborntheb a}? gentile; Brltlnsdg’get. 53 “Putnam ave. -P.°rfig.o;::i‘:"225‘ 0%:m's:;::h . .. —""7 T
‘ . have on » l . . ‘ I mon on n true a e nelg or it one fill. about are: ‘ - . ‘
"her on'u line firnl agulnll A““"'“' be nude in tarllament m'm Proceeldonai Hymn 516- "Onwardflpariehcs took part. performed the noi- John C. Shdrmnn. lid Putnam are. "M”, Soorpello, 2' Chlvflmt. “3 [8 To Be Fund In M
("mm man-power is no doubt M Czechs. logo-Slave and Poles. Public
' “Mouton “I that M our “liesl‘lii'l'l‘mbllt‘fi in Prattue arc illtltl to have
near
pt'l‘llllll! more no.
But we must bearli‘h‘W‘Nl Proeidcnt Wilson's name. The Hymn 398
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in mlml thin east-mini diderence, Ger iWP ion 0? V chm though large}
mun man-power is in the bandit of tr-
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l‘ltil'man. hl described an extremely dire
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"memento antocrats. who are alllo “"‘iemod. .
and willing to uncriflce it an the rut, “any slum of “vaal come from
Christian Soldiers”
OiBertory Anthem ,
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Cosmo Scamllo. 28 ('hnpel street
Funk Saucer, 30 Chapel street.
More Hurt-in. 168 Harbor Ive.
Junie: J. Rooney. 55 Chapel street.
Isabelle Dunn. 42 Orchard street.
David [4. Riley. 37 Orchard street.
Nor: Maher. 84 Harbor nvc.
Carl Pontiac. 10 [mallard street.
Stephen Burtio. 31 Merwin street.
Laurence Callaghan. 33 Merwin at.
Fred Callahan, 33 Merwln street,
Helen Callaghan. 33 Merwill "not
Mrs. C. Callaghan. 37‘. licrwin‘nrm-t.
Burnett 0. Wake. 2.1 ”(V‘l'lil street.-
gemn rite of ooneecration of the new Chen. S. Walton. 58 Putnam are.
-"lillrlt. llurk. lhe‘ building in July. 1789. lira. Chan. S. Wallet-n. 58 Putnam uvc.
...................... “Well The. Scabnry church etmd until itilo Mrtl. John (ll-mu. in Reed tttreet.
—-“Htlrlt. iiurlt. My Soul." ‘whcn it wall-replaced by the present Corneliun McNam ru. 7 Reed street.
. Ancient Parish of St. Poul'o. indium 1.91on Wheeler. Reed nmt.
"my memories will be revived all Although built of wood St. Paul‘s Geo. P. Bets. 6 Reed street.
the dedication services tonight at oldl‘llflR escaped serious damnge by ill-o. Vow; Bell. 8 Reed street.
Sl- ‘PWW- lhtll wile It‘l'lolllly mennccd when the Route Kolicnnloe. 12 anfland street.
it in one hundred and eighty yearn First Congregational church wail btlrn fcnnie Lee, 33 Putnun ave. l -
1 since the first filOdt'nl building was cd in November last. flying embers nmuel 'Cl‘fllg. 33 PulnIim ave.
9,... of our 3mm nationn im- not. The “Mm“ "0‘7““- Th“ 900“” Dnmo- erected near the present site. soon at netting tire to the roof nevernl times. Fannie Tuttle. 69 Putnam ave.
at what cratll have declared in the Alletri'm '" the ’“mrmmii‘m 0' 'ht‘ lmrinhdn 'l‘bc present rector is the Belt. Innis Gertrude Waterbury. 59.1'utnnm ave.
Priminn l‘lllll'll'f chum 08"" n . .. 1737. and was the find church btllll B. Howell. Maurice Nuttlns. 16 Putnam are.
the human cost may be. if it can only “h“mb" of dcpnlien that "‘9 county, James T. Pom-re. 6 Valley piece.
That» This Paper-.18 Dio-
trilmting—[s Easily 05-
thined
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A most prolific and v'ersntlle poof.
I'i'hofnatl Moore. has bm‘eclnrod
be "the least lrleb" of at: the many
:eweet and gifted singers whom the
Emerald isle has given to charm and
soothe a weary world. One of an in
mortal trio. Semi. Byron and Moore
they reflected in poetry. the union p
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w The Frpm-h and British must,“ not interested I“ "'9 struggle of - -._.-_-___'_ Toward evening n llOlpll.‘ which ”an Malayan, I4 ‘Cifllfl;(‘ll(‘l'li uvc. (fa-3|: Vat: g: :33: 3:21"!!! complete entity. I"?! on the Whol-
. , ' . ‘hflrlflcrmuny against Grout ~n.-l..m,’AMERiCANS lhlld been established in Sclcbcprcy J" n 'I' “an" 46 “The" "‘9' F1111" Cappucio. 2? hope] "we. ' admiring “(respecting one anothe
count the cart. and conserve l min blown up along with the doctors Joseph L. Flynn. 51 l-alrfleld ave. Joe Peppino 25 Cl l . and famine galaxy oi poetic gent
. "I” Wan” their commanders Ma‘Fl'ahce and America. More ulmiflcant DISPLAYED land tnubulanco men. The chief ”r, Jennie Monroe. 2 Brush street. ‘ ' "w" "'9‘"- ‘ ‘
Jennie Benincan. 25 cm ~ junrivnle‘d m "in“:
Edna Weeks. 23 Mcrwinpilrsegtfnl .‘i "The L“! Rose 0! Summer" h H '
Freda Scheidler. 4 Merwin street 0’ My 0313'“? cterbticalt sentimental
Mary Meader .104 Harbor ave. . ' W" h in those/ado” enjoyed
Edith Weeks. 23 Merwin street i‘ pop-lulu which would be titted!
Mildred Struckmtln. 2 Mei-win .slret‘l denied them today. Yet at that t
.Mllry Haugh. 34 Merwin street. it had almost remarkable Vogue. I l
nun.- n. Price. 23 Merwin mm. Hm” "-“mm l" smm' Amen"
AIIOe F. Hugh. 3! Merwln street. .im” found “The IL"! Rose I
Anna email. Spring Hill. 'umef’amll m ”we‘ll“!
Mabel Wm". 23 ”pm.“ ”in! ,wblch had ascended the Amazon an
Eleanor Hauzh. 3‘ Kerwin "met. , Lite tributgries, and crossed the Ande
Somuel Livenntein. 43 Chapel etrce-t “0 the cities hilt! ioime of the—‘Pacifii‘
,M. J. Tierney. 10 Chapel ntrec. I slope
Dominick Christiano. 24 imard id.
Timothy McCarthy. 8 Chapel 'l/trcct.
Theresa Amatqb 17 Chapel 3mm.
Mrs. Ellen Amnto. 17 Chapel ntroet.
.Edwin Bulky. 23 Harbor flVFr. »
. m“ o, the ”0,3,.“ mime," “attentional: D. Sullivan. as N. l‘nlrnnld
. _. . ave.
.ed. hurried to the spot mthJ-‘rench John Novnlt. 40 N: Fnirfleld nve.
.ltnd American ambulance rats as soon
."ne he learned of the occurrence. TholJonephlne chnkovicy 27 N. Fairileld
rescue party passed through a severe 9"- " .
ha ‘9 m.“ but eventually reached 140““ Klenkovlc. 2; N. Pall‘flt'ltl Eve.
the illnge. wherc’tht-y cared for the John 1 Barry. 11 than ave. _ .
wounded for man hours under heavy Thomnn M. Smith. 7- Connecticut "‘9
tire. Franc, ll J; Smith. 72 Connecticut are
An American lieutenant with only Raymond J. iamurl. 58 Connecticut
ment by large cnllbre gulls, [ought w”. nix men patrolled six hundred yards of ,' nve. . . . _
itintly. .ihc front during u“. 9mm,- tiny. and Anthony Snvntslti. 54sConnecticut .uc.
. "In the vicinity betwocn tho rmm‘malntalned communication with the.§,'"‘,‘,"‘”;"“"““ "'3"."°' , ,
"of the ”rug. ebrnted by a git-lit Wimbl- uprising lull-enchon and the. communication battalions on his right and left. Mnny‘,- n1 ow neprlmner. ill connect ncu
' . , . ‘trcncll connecting the Jury and no". other incidents of bravery are record-v ' _ . . ..
“nalAltnirin Hunfilly. , 3mm,“ Woode. two American mnchinp'ed by the French. ,gohn J. liglrphymfi‘sigonnmlcn uu.
.punnm med “gm," on "w". mm” l tephen ynn,1 V onnt- cttt lch
THE ACCOMPLISHED GOVERNOR ponil after covering the ground around' FM“ Mnlmo. 112“ont "9'
There are it good munv men knittere with German “Fail The enemy Sllfler- lJumcr. 0 "M" 0 W?" “6'
more ‘lllll'llIlle. and because their peo-
still. the (icrmttn Socialist mm or, USU AL V A'LOR
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pic mlitllt not consent to lunch merino: Austria has announced that Work will‘
on its the docile Germans endure. ll)“ lflopped throughout that country, on:
We have faith that the wavering 311W 1. and peace demongtrauom will
line ‘of flesh and blood on which. thefbc hold.
100th «you urn fixed will not break.i May 1, uquyg a perilous date in
«But We cannot expect to nee that linejmilnil'lefl with ntrong Socialist organ-
' roll blit‘li toward the Rhine upiil we‘izntlons. may be historic this year.
ourselves are there in ‘Sll‘enfllh com-"We. need not be eurprined if n In cab.
(Continued tron: First Page).
V'Wllil recaptured. and examined the lillc
ltlntion ill dotnil." buys the report.
“Everywhere trucce of blind-tollnnd'
fighting nllow the American soldiers
despite two hours oi heavy bombard-7
tmmntlrltte- with the size
gle. We cannot but Germany
euve ciVlllzutlon with otlr presentr
force'ln France. brave an it is. We:
~. ‘ Only here and there. is found a song
linen whose sweet voice can glv
. charm to the quaint old English at
and somewhat ovmentimental spiri-
of't‘ilitl hi'd‘ductlbn; but when this re :
cannot do it with a million fighter».l
Possibly we cannot do it with two mll- l
lions, or three. I We mullt take poi
chances.
in the land. And llonlc oi thcnl do
pretty good work. it in said that theI
cavernor of Arizona knits during the
”Bill“ lliAN
ed~ great ltlilllcn due to this heroic re-l
alliance. ;
“Everywhere there are eignn outer-f
nlnn Wounded having been carried oml
while many German bodice remain bin‘
I.lumcn E. ilueucll. 26 West are.
Sarah A. Baker. 2 West are.
Louis Hartenu. 15 “'Pili. ave.
chlen M. Schwartz, tiB Went avc.
,Adorn M. Schwartz. 68 Went llVe.
,Mnry Welly. 91 Harbor live. ‘
t‘harlottc Crosby. 88 Harbor ave.
Thorn. J. Dwyer. 97 Harbor ave.
Btilvard-Povvez. 14 Am street.
Edmund 1'}. Crown. 2 West m.
M". P. H. Knapp. 9 West am
' mommglehlm teflound. it is stiff
~ 'a «gem of her mnoire.
"The Lost Rose of Summer" in to ll-
lound in "The Book of a Thoustut
Bongo," Which this paper in dietriblt
in: accordtng'to a plan described by
*Cbrhltian Schwartz, of. West live.
3Edw. M._.Viclinhun. 56 Went ave.
Stephen S. Hatch. 66 West are.
Jnmcn A. Mcelt. 72 West nvc.
[NEW In. Warner. 6 West ‘IVP.
iHnttin 3. Buchanan. till Went. avc. ,
ers. it}, M. Baxter. 74 West ave.
”A. llcrgntrom. 1 Word nvo.
Joseph Elias, 15 Word nvc.
alcolm love, 2» Word ave.
. in Green. 3 Orchard street.
{Ml-e. Mario M. Osborn. 4 Orcbml at.
amulet 8. ‘Keclor. 4 Orchard ctrcct
Louise 0. Coolidge. 8 Orchard street.
W. Royce Menhmnn. 24 Orchard It
Florence M. Gogginn. 11 motor ail-cot.
.Mnrgnrct Bruitbwein. 9 flutlor lttroei.
Frances M. \‘onburgh. 61 Putnam nt'c
Wm. L. Weed. 2 Butler lure-ct.
'erng Wilmdt. 2 Ordllnl'll ltlreet.
mom i. Cram. .15 Putnam nvc.
llllntlbcth Bill”. 29 Ann rtreti
Joeenll Lamon. 28 Ann street.
John ll. Flynn. Crimean! lli‘N'l.
Plo'rcnct- Mn . 3 Reed street.
life. “I In or. 8 need etrcl-t.
Martin Lee, 33 Pill ave.
‘ ~ 1 l ad of m illilli hour he- gives to the newspaper faunéthe retiring anemy was unnbic, ____-___
The obv one tuiy o lo , o r love item. authors of these‘ I
'i ‘nuch an army M England rained,l""“ ““"y' And h' Nude” "amide“ bt'lonl: to German storming up. Mary A. Smith. 2'2 Connecticut avc. l
T“ “e ‘ 1 in turn a” “he ‘mkipl'olllémfi of state while knitting u tuchmentl." l - "V VIIl3‘3j' Colette C. Griffin. 60 ('onnecticut oven
to take her it at? ' '
lli . le hence sock or a sweater. Perhaps the Km. The French soldiers who 10mm] ”mm“ 3_ Hoyt, 1 Cedar ”we"
b‘runce'lt place. Our 9. en ro -
f, r‘h ‘ '0 “3'“ “full dolled pertiut‘l‘ PIIIOI "‘1" “ed ‘1') kn“ before/[the war ‘ I ”sch" 0 lb? Anlorlcanfl (“Hg P. 8V”. If" 35 Blunt! “‘9.
' l ‘ l l "dld 'ph " ": c0mha'..“u. J. Wenfel'. ‘8 Stuall RUG.
I H , . p "ed a I l
MICE, .nd ‘8“Ch ll! lh" flame.
' " “ ‘ l _ - Th” "Plfllt' that north of Sclcllcprev Wilma Wetter. in. 48 Stuart nvc.
, r ,en acconl ‘
Our,lf. howl W l. the nit ill a r c t an American tlctachmem' was "Wham“- Gullah". '21 3m" "9.
-t e dy tl hust' ltllllttlry'l’ll'mmenl m. hie. "w ludicn WI" 0°" ated ""0 small groups and Wes cm Margaret Menard. 23 Stuart ave.
1'0}le m R‘ T I ditnlnly ha"? to lake Oil "Mr hats-0r 0“ from the company to which it be Katherine A. Leonard. 29 Stuart eve.
battering m“ while they hold. an , . ii Milled throughout the‘ entire tight. i'l'llOD. (i. Baldhfil Stuart uve.
then «lunch throulll to victbry. "0 enmethintr e“"”"“'m"t° 'm' Behind the Americans and on their Ebbt‘r P. Day/16 Stuart live,
I l . Vcrv few model-n women knittors can left think were German unite. but they‘ll. P. Neugebnuer. 55 N. Falrdeld an
I ' i i l c ver- “0"” ha" l“(SHIN on the right. Hm“. lolln Nougcbuuer: 55 N. F'nirtleld Il‘t‘.‘
unrv moron “my °“ "W" m" "m“ " V ‘ "“ evor. they decided to stick and fight, a. s. Nougebauer. 55 N. enrol-la live.
THAT Ll ‘ nation while ntruttxlin: with heels and which they did with wonderful valor. rant; 1;. miles; 1:. finite” nvn,
Nobody h" fall In“, any u . ' th ill. "O'Wllh'tandlnll the Inocunllnt enemy aco enll. . n e. ave.
l l bed the liberty Motor. Tbotlwmn“ and other mysteries, wi o bombardment and rifle flrc. Numer Anthony Zobrywlti. ,Hntt nve.
w y . ” i i be e not ex ‘occanlonally coming ‘0 grief. . .olln band to hand combat: were fought admintPillet‘r'.‘icll1.01-ll¥nt:mllvr;.o t
LAW“ We“ M I“ com I -. h tho in the course of t is long struggle I e owe , m n rig, .
' In" ll ncandnl but a eoreVpgt and it But cheer "p' “mm For a” from which the Amer-icons found them »Th0fl. W. Powell. 10 Brush Ilium.
l I 1 ' W “°"""°" “’"v drol’” ‘ ”me“ “0" "‘5 nclveli obliged to retire iOWnrd ninhbl'loronce Pratt. .19 Marshall ntreet.
WWW“ in our wor ration. no- ‘then and molten the newnpapcr men in". but only aiter destroying tholrrWilllom K. Wilma. 33 Steven ntreol.
llf'llcll in n novel and drnmntlc mon- .
our. and tlvvm covet-tint! broadcast no
Philip N.’ Knapp. 9 West are.
[ROderick Wood. 31 Stuart nve.
Robert J. Henneetly. in, 34 Stuart lil'0..
Wm. H. Spitzer. 41 Stuart nvc.
Edward ll. Barry. Iii monwnnd nve.
'W. R. Fielder. 42 Glonwood nve.
Mr. and Mrn. Joseph Sulln. 29 (lien-
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Russell McEldnhl‘Elsnllclr‘eIrllul‘xrux corner M WM" “d Havilnnd “no“
Mrs. Annie G. Harrie. Elmcrt-ut tct'. soon “It" 7”“"6" afternoon H
Chan. ll. Flynn, l Livingston street. Central Fire. Station men and up: i. '
Dore-c K. Flynn. 1 Livingnfon ill. tun were smnmoned. Water ond ch
Luili Benedict. 34 N. Falrileld rt '
J: n ' icltl wan unedto extinzuitlh the bi
in normally. 6 Garner nlreet. which did damage of about 860. .
"511‘! ll. Conley. 37 Summit street. ,
it ill not known how the fire ..
minhetll Connolly. Allview are.
C. J. Lentil-n. Allvicw ave. hue Itcrfed smoother. wu no mi
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Moyole Dovidnoll. 15 Golden lull in “m "m" "1"“ "W "mm "m
Welter R. White. 2107 w. Non-l. n. the C. a K- in! two" with! h-
i Philadelphia. dropped on the root inn-much II! t
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I Golf clove: nro mode in many dll- "wk M y u '
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FIRE IN REDWAY'B HAT SHOP
Fire stilt-ting from some unkn- ..
cattle brokeont on the roof of Jolt
Redwny'n' hlt cleaning shop at
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machine glint. 'Mnry Loflflllfl, 36 Stevens Itroct.
He he more" li- in Selcheprcy a mood of Americanlt‘llnnle. A. worm. 33 Stevens nlmt. '
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’found several can: of grenades with Williaml‘. Run-oil. tl Bt'lllll itireet.‘
which they outmoded in putting up a (lhriltine 0. Rune". ll Brunb street.
A. N. Morgen.” Putnam two,
form! Ihndol thin npringwin whito' ‘ ~—-—--‘—-
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