5; ( . 1:1 , _¢ 1» '2' :1. save Liberty for It 1s your Li? for its iiTe. Who are. .m._. ...- m_....-—..——_..-_—MWM a- .. -...._... heart says stop. 11-,» 1,, 13";g rac wtn'r thQ & it}, "1“- xi.’ "1 1 W” @355 r 1" . £14.. V“ ca‘: —‘ Cross heal-«support cheer our Soldiers sooner; the harder the huge? 1,. .I',v*gh 1 .. ’19 an UT of the bleeding heart of Europe there cemes a cry he Soul of Freedom, at bay with Death, cries out to of men. y, your wagon 3 freedom, your children s birthright, that is fighting All that life holds for you as an American' is at stake in this war, and you must fight for it to the utmost limits of your power We cannot all be 1n the trenches, but every one of us can---and must---sustain those Not as an act of mercy, but as: an act of Warn-as a soldier of the Nation---help the Red d Sailors of Liberty that they may fight the in this Holy War. : Give to the Red Cross every dellar, every cent that you possibly cam-give till your '~1 Wn‘éhfiu 21.1913. "r1 v4 i i i 1 /~ East Norwslk, who now resides ini Pennsylvania is visiting for a while 1 with her mother, Mrs... Cus‘ich. on Kay- } ser place. T First Class Quartermaster Gemgc TW. Sturdevant of the S. C 21 Submit: ! ‘ine Base, at New London enjoyed a Tshort stay with his parents Mr and.I Mis Frank Sturdevant of Gr‘egorylt Boulevaid on Sunday 1 William Creagh has resigned his [,0 T The members of the Watch Yourl small with the Old Well Laundry com- Stitch Club, who marched in Sunday's :1 WI parade met at Community Hall yester- . 1‘ day afternoon at which time they did a “I Reynolds of East Nor-walk vl'- great deal of sewing for the Red Cross. 1151!" 'over the week- end with Mr. and The club meets at the hall every Mom .Charles D Hickey of Camp ave- day afternoon Springdale. i I m- ...... r 2 Edward Brennan of the Naval Re- Kenneth Taylor of Van Zant street serve forces who has been stationed has recovered from an attack of the on one of the government colliers, and Inmles and has resumed his position! who recentiy arrived at Philadelphia -qml Vogeh the groCer Jirom Florida, is visiting with trends in ... ._ iEast Norwalk. He was formerly an The Ladies Aid Society of the East East Norwalk boy Avenue M. E church will meet at the diurch on Thursday afternoon instead of Wednesday afternoon. The Que Es Clnb held a short busi- . pess meeting last evening at which plans for the entertniifiuent were dis- cussed. The next meeting will be held on Monday evening, the 27th at. the home of Miss Delia Van Coeverlng on Gregory boulevard. - Routine business was transacted at one meeting of the district commissiom are held last evening at the allies of ihelr plant on Bayview Place. Red Cross work was done at the East Avenue M. E. church last evening when a number of the ladies of the church, together with the meniberboi the Que Es club, a young girl’s organi zatlon. Work. Will be done again a? the church on Friday afternoon. Private Ralph ‘Brund‘age who arrived at Camp Upton, 'L. 1., after a yea'rs’ stay at Houston, Texas, has notified ' Friiiik Readman of Thomas street, all é'in‘ployee of the Heusatonic Ship-T llig plant at stratford, is laid up $3115 name with a sprained ankle. Sahiuel Kellogg of Hendricks avenue ' and Charles Tobey, 11., of Charles street. have taken positions with Tel- :I'lnfdge‘larothers, the oyster growers. ance will be given by the Hoytr "rd ant orchestra. on ngdoy even- f this week at Community Hall large attendance is expected. at his old home tomorrow afternoon, T reporst‘ry membership at the East! . ue M. E. church yesterday after- our at 4 o'clock,.and instructed the ty pounds since his enlstment. ‘ tubers of the class. ’ his relatives here that he is to arrive rrm’mmi 7 " ' T i I a; :‘qi‘h‘ Miss Mariana gqateis; IIthQ school in New Haven spent the week. end at her home on McKinley street. ‘ Mrs. George W. Stevens of McKinley street, and Miss lola F.51eVens were the guests of relatives in Wilton over Sunday. Earl Stevens of McKinley place, who is in service on a tug plying between ports on the Sound spent Friday at his'honie here. The house of Mrs. lsabel Smith, oil, West Side avenue, has meen rented to a family from New York city for the summer season. i Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wright, Jr., and daughter, Florence, ‘who have been spending the winter in New York city, are at the Wright summer home on attgnds . w of Rowayton, Court, the eterhile “Lloyd Neck. philosopher." whOse pen pings in the Bulletin were grontly en- Iioned by shiny peep». He writes in ‘.I .1, 'My good frien'ds of the lively ; . part: Bulletin, and others, I take pleasure in being able to state that your old friend reached the Bath mile stone 0. month 11311 in Sheik/39% and. entered ’ welt yr a young col . much To'Thé cohstermffil‘m of that patriotic conservation mun. Our garden i hope will help to smell- crust conditioiis RoWyton is alive to the occasion. All are doing their hit for world democracy. Enlistments, Liber- ty Bonds, Thrift Stamps. Red Cross work, gardens, conservation—ail are well in ligand, and Mile we have no lamp posts there hfiml’duty of idle. graph pillows hahii’y for' any emergency. So far the peéliy Hun his not shown up. «omit» tor is E... plenty as well as feathers rope and 11111.11 is ninth | ”TE. 8. ceiling and family have or rfi’ed hare for the Summer. Mrs. D Putnam Brlnley is occupying . her home in Silver Mine for the sum . iner. George Carpenter or Port Chester. 4' m ZS “Quality Shop” New Middies $100 and 01 50 ACCOUNTS OPENED :1 . g» CHARGE spent Sunday with his sister, Miss Edith G. Carpenter. Mr and Mrs. A. 8. Terry of New York hare opened their Sumner h‘onie' in Ponds Ridge. Mrs. J. E. Kerstin and son Donald ratios din; recover in militarism “goVer the week-end safer for them here to 11de aheclddd uel. Gliid to know that Edn‘tliigton is right on her tub with both so. I'ier fair ladies too are in it 1th up to their pretty. chins. Bless them "sh-The IBulle'tln. Huntingtdn, 1‘36ng mains. Craw avenue for theopl‘esent. ductiou of “The Three Wise Men." which played at the Stamford theatre T on Saturday, thus clusing the season. 1‘ Miss Marie Moore of Pond street, at- tended the theatre in New York on Saturday afternoon, witnessing a per- formance of “May Time" in which play Miss Edith Wright out Ime avenue: has a prominent part. Sunday, the services were much on George A. Wright, 'Jr, of Craw ave.-i nue, is the Statemenager of the pro‘ | has. “viruses in SEAMAN; Flight Over Washington. preference for our good old UnolelSam-t Mr. Rhu of this place was operated open by Dr .‘R‘cgérs at the Stamford Hospital. Thorndtty. . .x .1" Dr. Richard Westbrook. wits- and daughter spent the week (11111 at their Ioountry home here. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Henry ‘B. Davenport of Brooklield have opened their summerI home, “Valley View.” Oenoke Campfire Girls held a busi- #’ guest ht. the home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. “N3: Cznaan ewisaz‘gg‘bfizdggx L. Davenport has returned to Ozone S on y' “a“ . ' ,‘went over the town in the momma it: Park, I" 1' Twas the first time numbing 1011mm sort happened, within' the nieiilbhy will lthe oldest inhabitants, min MW}!!! 1 automobiles chased it tor‘n'riles‘ Tuner. country roads. At times thexdlrig‘iiiie, i t 1w” so low that it nebrly tdbtihed'It‘he 1“» W ““2‘°.?‘"‘12.‘:;:‘;‘"¥.‘..33 1 rose to amuch ig er a . 0 Mr 1:“ fir? Wn:?:?m:ri;:ig were two in the basket, and‘itwasi'llid “my rig E g r S“ W t N r“ t ‘11 common opinion that the unan- Wadfflhq Go Brag on the 0:1“ amiiiler controllable as it kept turning Mt} fihdmi‘hfi 2:12:36 wills is“ up and Seemed to be at the will of the‘ their reearsals for ‘next season’ 3 pro- air “”9““ Later in the "Efim'w ,was learned that the aeronauts lied Tductioh in aboutsix weeks. madam; Minding I“ .Wiltdn. , .. T Mrs. Halsey Revnoids .in.i son, A-r tour, of Omaha, are visiting ielatii es and friends in Glenhrcox Mrs. Rey nnlds was lozioeily Miss Harriet Ar Inéss meeting at. the home of Miss An- n'a Ruth, Friday afternoon. Mrs. George" Underhill has been spending the past weék with her son. Aaron Unde'flliil of Park street. Mrs. William Granger has returned home after spending several weeks At the Methodist Episcopal Chur‘VTFMm" Dorian “kamm TakesI .with friends in Waithington. Mass. _..._.. Messrs. Fred Sherwood of South ‘. and that he will tiring a friend with him. Private Brundage is with a mo— H. E. Wilson met with the hlass tor train corps 'o‘nd he is well known in East Norwaik. Army life has agreed -with him as he has gained about thir- toyed. The pastor, Rev H. F. Kasien- Mrs. Robert A. Lavender , wife obi and evening services, school session at 11:60 was well at- tended. i T Washington and vicinity in one of the Friday. new 'seaplanes that is soon to be turn- ed over to the Navy Department. The Miss Ethel Jennings or Crockett flight lasted over thirty minutes. dur- was removed to the Stamford Hos- ..._._.__'.._.,-.» T KILLED Card has best} lteceived from Pri- Iames Kelle ey lof Seaside Place oi: . hammer sport in France, 111- 11c A'Lnrioi, via. my io.-'~‘sé“isea‘n th his a mpaar- The voyage Herbert Ulrich, of ~Kawlt‘awllIn, ‘Michh ‘ edits but on have: was killed by ‘ ‘ ; soaosn the 'Mexfcsm‘iins-nsar Wilda 15.10111. ‘ av otters Aeneas THE street who has been in with rheuma- ‘ing which minutes as many and more ,ipuoi, Saturday, sorrel-log with scarlet 'I tlsm, WB‘i able to return to her duties miles were covered, attaining the alti- tev or. T as teacher in the Concord street school tude of over 1, 500 to . ' it yesterday morning. fiér may frieii'ds Mrs. Lavender. :19 pills“ one of that T hope she will soon regain her usual first women tb fly in a seaplane. was ping with the Miguel; Weed. ‘ formerly Mi ‘ ‘ ‘ kih'de ergo .—.——-—‘-—v dieck, preached at both the morning Lieutenant Lavender, U. S N., Of NorWalk and Clarence Holt oi Bee-j The Sunday WRShinztOIl. énlOYEd a flight 0"“ ton were guests of Miss Helen Bouton.’ The little daughter oi! ‘Frsnk Alani: Mrs. Studley of New York is stop- Mr-* 38 M” M E Long, the Stanley spent as much time as note @1111" CG V 1111111,,th \The ’00]! of a Thousand Songs 1 W H ilo‘ South Norvvalk Evening Sentinel 3A coupons.» 9“: socuooS‘ Auto’s Ill/4" ll THE BOOK“; PRESENT ton on! e m I“ (mmvfl on Ml ’ ilks om MRS‘ %‘§Hm Oé' Greatest Sans Book “Ever Made 1-“ "enigma... an inimiinililmili i illilliiiiilllili
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