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Reduces work will’be done at the
«fiat' Avenue ill. E‘church‘ this even-
he
:James J.‘ Elliotto of'fl Winfield
“test has had a telephone installed,
at: number being 1422-14.
Glories .8. Perry and family of St.
fish street. have moved into their
manner home at Belle Island.
The Sunday School Board of the
mat‘Amue M. E. Church will meet
dbl the church tomorrow evening.
1:“.y~ ‘
, jam]: oity visited yesterday with a. s.
“Warren at the latter’s home on St. John The program
’ . Met.
3" Nathaniel Fisher of 22 Cove 3"euw4'-man..l{oyt presented the Y. M. C. A. coming infected is now recovering.
fill another resident of East Norwalltto works-in a most interesting manner“
7 littlve a phone installéd.’ Ml'. Fisher's Mrs"_‘L0uisl “rt. "ODDS spoke Oil the‘
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smasher is 553-12.
i Miss Marlon Thompson'of’ lS‘Edlle '
ihvenue, entertains the. Gleaners' Circle
in! tha‘n‘irst Congregational church at
' illeryhome tomorrow evening.
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3. Si Petty, Jr., of Charles street, has
Hahn a‘posltlo‘n as captain on the
<74. cht of Mr. Curry, who has taken the
ofleld bungalow at Belle island for
summer.
i; The Que no Club is to meet with
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3: Charles Swint of the U. 5. Navy
”out a leave of absence from his ship
at his home on Thomas street, yester-
: George Ingham and. family of New
congregation entered heartily into the
spirit of the occasion. |
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Mr. and Mrs. s. S. Wood were recent
visitors ‘with relatives at Eastwood.
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. Rowayton never forgets her dead
homes on Menwrial Day and yester-
day was no exception. At .4 o‘clock in
{the afternoon a procession was form-
.ed near
beaded‘by members of the itawayton
lDrum Corps, it proceeded to the Union
:and Raymond cemeteries. where the
graves of deceased soldiers were strwn
dist Sunday schools were represented
.and together with the older folks the
lattendance at the burying grounds was
very large. In the evening a patriotic
service '-was .hald in the Methodist
Church which was largely attended.
was attractive and those
who were in “attendance speak in the
“highest terms of the affair. John Sher-
Red. Cross. a branch of servicewery
near the hearts of the people:at the
present time. Oscar S. Mills“ subject
was “The Church," and he handled it
admirably. Mrs. George Swift
tiered a pleasing sool, accompanied by
her husband on the piano, and lilies-1ms so much ““er do that on Wedl'
Carol Mllls' recitation was highly en-
joyed. Miss Ruth Thomas presided at
the organ. Prayer was offered by Cal)-
lain Charles W. Bell and William F.
Jennings read the scripture lesson. At ,
the morning service the‘ pastor“ Rev;
ll. l~". Kaistendleck preached a power-l
with powers. Both Baptist and Memo-l
Charles Smith is acting as night
} watchman and traffic director all night
' long at the Post road under the rat:-
groad bridge while repairs are being "
I made.
Rev. Hiram Van Kirk, Ph. D.. isnow
‘driving in a handsome enclosed auto
Ford make. when he visits his parish
toners.
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Rev. Hiram Van Kirk. Ph. 1)., and
;Wiliiam E. Street have roturnedfrom
‘ days' diocesan contention of the Epis-
Lcupal church in Connecticut.
f Margaret Molnnis, the Noroton
school pupil, who was recently injured
by falling from it £11.23 on the. play-
ground. and suffered by the wound be-
A ‘speciblly interesting quarterly
been planned for tomorrow after-
noon has been postponed because the
prospective hostess has been called
out of town.
ren- .
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nesday these self-sacrificing women,
not satisfied to work all the afternoon,
continued their labors at the town hall
until nearly 10 p. n1.
w——.
Hartford, where they attended thefwo.l
l . MONDAY, MAY 27, 1918 1
Wig," v-“ ‘, .
r -lv’v
guru tundra
.Sunleyhovost of Bellows Falls. Vt.
“has been visiting with 1.. S. Knapp and
family.
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I Miss Margaret Reed is now employ-
‘N a'ponion of her time on the, Start-
ford Times.
up
l Private Charles :Krapowica and Mrs.
*Krapowlcz spent Sunday with relaiives
in town.
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Miss Laura Fields of East Port Ches-
ter was a recent visitor in town with
Ii‘riends and relatives.
I
I The senior C. E. Society of the Con-
the Methodist Church and.. mobile, one of the finest of the famous“ «mgatronal Church will hold one 0’
their =socials Thursday night.
T Mlss'Murlel Bowles attended an af-
.tair of thefiirls’ Friendly Society in
[Greenwich Tuesday evening.
I The driveways about the railroad
station have been repaired this week
mitha good supply of crushed stone.
Rock School, Miss Ethel Knapp
>teaoher, is rated in the lot) per cent.
class as far as sdle of thrift stamps is
concerned. Every one of Miss Knapp's
{pupils is buying stamps.
Leslie attended the Woman's Relief
Corps convention at New London. from'
Tuesday ltxln‘riday of last week.
Mrs. M. A. Dickson and daughter.
The local branch of the filled Cross Who is a nurse in training and shortly Little's yearly income. This was $7.000
to-be graduated at the Stamford-Hos-
pital, were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Scott.
Everything seems to be going finely
5 for the ouchm and dance at. the Town
- Hail the evouing‘of May 23. under the
The Home Bank and 'l‘ru'stCom-
“his Delia Van" Coevcring at her home l‘ul sermon, and the day throughout was' natty Mpcclcd to award contracts for
film Gregory Boulevard this mvl‘iltg. :lt
téwhlch time plans for the coming enter-
;uinnieilt lobe given by the club wfll
fie discussed.
Mrs. Dinah -W. Smith has 'sold to Ar-
tithur J. Trussell twenty-six acres of
almond and building at Westporl and
Ethrawberry Hill avenue. It is not
acknown what Mr. lRussell intends doing
r{lizwlth his purchase. I ~ .
5, ‘ an“-.-
Thomas Collins of the U. S. Navy
istatloue‘d at Ems Island, x. r. was
litmus on‘ a week-end leave of absence
{Hrs Helen Collins. at her home on
5Entirescent Terrace.
Rev. A. -G. Sporrong of Quincl'.
amass. . preached . at the Swedish » 06n-
hmnuoaut-plrurcb Friday .night.and
fisturday night. and was in charge of
We services of the churchyeaterday.
guarge‘ofigregaelons attended to bear
Mr. Mn Spornong.
i tmuf'l‘o thevabtsence of Rev. o..M.
'lifl‘eeple. who. is visiting in Bangor. Me":
fifihmfipfl. at the Advent Christian
aunt-ch was filled.y'eststvday bytfiev.
W; W. "Davis . of, Bridgeport, who’s-om-
.uapedotaboth services. 'Mr. Tropic is
amwhomolthis week.
stalwart, .rPhttttvson» of .Mr. .and .Mrs.
3.: Li-IillifiijJHatt of 71 Osborn avenue
‘7. segue his parents a plda‘sant surprise
_: hat nighulyr-remwttgahome. Hexhas
.. been immaton and has been} trance
- “mm the transport Meade. He has
» - Mpromoted foo. firemen to oiler. and
hazaervgd his apprenticeship. ~
" «slant Norwalk people are.glad' of the
M thab.iha.hacolam.of_one;of.East
rifles-twelve. hammer-recognized. :Nor-
‘ "W King Hazard was well. known in
m Norwalk. where he lived with'his
”onto at 25 Central avenue‘. He was
‘loimtioned in dispatches today asbe-
3 r-filguone of the crew to do heroic work
loathe rescue of the crew "or the tor-
..gsdoed Florence H., an oil tanker. last
April.
Charles Bates-and Oscar Olsen of
'Shomas street and Conrad Shouts of
album street, while returning home
lrom South Norivalk at a late hour last
resigning. found a horse, Miner un-
finwnxwlmderiug around in the moth
most helpful. :
Mrs. Lois Werner of Highland ave-
.nue is visiting friends in Worcester.
Mass.
t‘lammcrs were out at (‘nlf Pasture
yesterday and made a number of good
hauls. -
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5 William G. James has accepted 8 passing under tllo,l.lnrlen ‘brldgealtld- “Farm; was the
flattering position inoneof tho munl...’
lion works in Bridgeport.
its new building
meeting last week, but it was
found that. because of tile high cost of
labor and materials all bids-wore so
,altcrcatlons in the plans and specifica;
tions. and to ask rsvincd hidsln no way, previous to taking up twill“ trouble to write thom.
cordance‘with such a revision.
Yesterday morning a touring car
tied to one side and landed in a ditch
ill the direcfors'.
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auspices of St. Aloysius Church. The-
name-guesslul; contest for the doll is
drawing much interest.
"Ted." Ferguson of Norwalk. who
is known in New‘Canaan. calledupon
.high. that it was decided to inducements relatives. Misses mob and Clive'
and at the home oi‘rrunk Weed ibis
‘ltt Camp Upton. Yaphank. L. l.
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Kenton oi‘ the Town
gilt lit-Edward Pintt
$1 «weer. One. of the
Supt. Edwin
or . Lewlshboro
idug for the waterltaafnrwhioh laud-be ptphsure,‘ of Muffin muslin fls’hing
glaid there. Strungc‘vf‘t'r'i soy uo.serious trip. one fish-canght‘, being so large
The Lhdies'nAld society or the Metll-' damage was done to the our our lothe’ that ifhroko' the pole.
ywhich ‘hc spent'wnh his relatives herc -odlst ohurobwtflmoetwlth Mrs. John‘occupsntsof the some, who weraj‘alao
13m Osborn avenue and with his wlfe. H. Plunder on Wednesday afternoon nt‘uninjured. The accident attracted a...
30 the story
goes. ' '
:30 o'clock. At 3 o'clock the regular large crowd of spectators and shortly, 3156.3,“ complimf‘nlfl have been re-
! monthly
I called. I
Blackfish are running in consider-
.able numbers. in.long.,laland Sound. !
in \the vicinity otfiomlk, . .ond« Dan-
bury rflsbermen . visiting robe Sound
have been: makingvgoodxsized catches.
Biackfish appear in the Sound when
apple treesubqinr-to blossom, ‘a'coord-
21984.0 .trauition.—'~Danbury News.
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Mr.1.nd Mrs. Frank Crockett..Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Crockett. :Mrpand
:Mrs. {Marsh 'Thatcher, less .Bolle
Crockett. Miss Frances Crockett. Miss
,ldaJack. Marsh Thatcher, Jr.. Albert
Thatcher anddack Crockett went to
New York yesterday-andtlspant thelday
mills. ulwmvrr Crockett. who, it
, la expectedrmliiin a few. days-sol for
the othensida to. take up her duties as
a member of:the ~, Red ".Cross. Mls‘a
Crockett is a graduate of the New Hot,
ven hospital sadder several weeks has
sheen stationed at.Camp Meade prepar-
ing forthc Mode work ahead of her.
The funeral services of the late \I.
:tbouise Vincent were held at her late
.home in. women yesterday otter-4
moon, conducted by Rev. H. EuAlldel']
l son of the Baptist church of which the
fideceased Was a member. Rev. Mr.
. Kastendieck of the Methodist..church
:assisting. Mis'Vlncent had green an
invalid for several years anth al-
ways ~borne her suffering with a cheer-
]mlness and fortitude which was-amas-
lng-to-iier family-and friends. Glowing
tribute was paid her forvher courage
and patience. Mrs. W. F. Ambler‘ren-
tiered three solos: ‘He‘Knows It All,"
“The Lord, My Shepherd is." and "The
Christian's Goodnight" in a charming-
ly sympathetic manner. There Wero'
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boring garagsuld the. party
ed on its journey. '
'Darien folks are being urged monu-
trlbute as generously na possibisto the
Red Cross fund. and to do so through
local ohltnnols. that all amounts which
should be credited toward this town's
Darien has its own chapter. much N‘
expected of its people. Having its
own organization aids the town in an-
other-way. for under-the new arrange-
ment, a portion -of ihosmouut raised
in this:town will be refunded to 'the
Barton organization to housed in buy-
ing its :guppIies.
Superintendent , Harold l-t. .Meadriofl
palrworkr‘golnmon. ufiemhewollsoad
bridge. narrowly escaped se‘rioudwdns
se‘ouentés . in -an accident Thursday
morning on Mansfield av'etrhea aufow
The rear wheel on thefléflfldflifie’
of. themachlna‘mma om. evidentlyahav-
ing or econ fence to impede its prog-
alddded. across. the sidewalltdfortunateu
ms or‘ even-‘feuce olimmdetltsrprogv
‘rosmndzmrlmen,tborllmiumbeuooi
cupantsilkllt‘oihovhomzndsuiedotmrei
tatn their plucea‘nntllathegcan o’onillob‘a‘
stopped. _ . "
George'SBrenohem a . “wear-old A. lad
who was, arr-worklwlthout: papersnwas
arraigned, before . Justice rob.- the goose
John H ‘
plaint olscllocfiguberintendent James
..‘O’8han8bnlas\' Fahd Norman lKnoble.
hundred feet north of the PostRoadl:
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lyliuto a: lorlwheretthom wasmmbldid:
business meeting will be after assistance arrived front a neigh- coived by the Center school orchestra
dertht it might borwell to name those
lemming it. They met Tony Calcone,
-M'tiriol ‘ Bowlers; EKatherine ‘ Cody.
George ‘ Bolton, "violins; William
hornets; ‘Tho‘ruasuiowhquhhessy. clur~
Inst. 'vUpon-extrfirooaislons firthey are
insisted by roadways "Stands fund
quota may be so “knomed‘ed'l Thefddablonscaf, 90W. '“ml:fl°?m"- compartment duration olccdfnw -
. 5 town’s quota is $15,000. and now that»vlollm»und.#os_
‘9. distinct: ‘
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Capt. Loomis 'Bcofleldt'm‘ieet Com-
mander and Chief “of BMfr'ohtllc Na-
tional Naval 'VVeter-an..».uoclation of
Naval Veterans haazboemmailed upon
by. the National secretly-to deliver the
address at the manorishsenvice to the
retailer dead at ‘Bayvlew ‘mk; Bridge-
" 7 ."port; May 30. at 2:30 ups-m: The service
of sirowing flowers upon the water will
the Noroton ‘Wt‘lter' Companyi..mdud"?m°‘ ”hwu'mwm time and place.
an of War n he hodifo :~. 11 Q‘I‘h‘fie‘m'fiwmlw
g g . ma w r .c e xe ”118‘ wife. hlSVSOBVF-vnflmld! and
will'be accompalned by
.gnnddanghter, Dorothy. l
"WATCH‘YOURSTEP”
‘ iflnnmotscamouflagevabmuohy
. :‘wrn=bni:says”:they!lift
‘ might; out
,' .A‘mrlsknilvely step-.lamrhat (charms
' . :anorerfhan a~IOVQlyuakinuvbut>your high
cheels; havenoausedl-comsraidv you limp
odlttle. That’s >~bad,‘girls,l and you
rknow.- it. Corns..xdestroy ~beauty and
“is“iasl'~waekrunon-M-Ti’mce- besides corns. ““1"” lifted out % She hurried toward her mother.
_;
:with thouflugers.
.signs whatever of coming down. The
9 4'4: trying. on one has to climb into
.flllvitt doundereddn. 'KOllviu‘ivns four-5,
tlusald. (manly. “I. .can‘tago . wounding
-«.- conceit-again : inubrownmlovca “When all
'i the other glrlsr-havel-whitev. ones". The
. treat-e i no. hoarding schooltrhttd * ntrlb‘tetr
flats off-Seavlew. avenue. The horse
was lithol- badly bruised ., and cut
ignore it had injured itself on rocks.
:merDOlice‘wero notified and'theiorse
.s’hken ‘to Connor's stables ,in South
Norwaik to await an owner. V
many beautiful floral pieces, which at-
tested' the-esteem in which Mrs. Vin-
cent-was held by her many friends:
She is survived by her husband. J. or.
i and Harry Griswold. and one daughter,
i Mrs. ‘ ’
A patriotic sermon‘ with patriotic mentswteznvzgsogfilnfrllerl inter
music was delivered to a patriotic con~ mond t l y p o 11 Ray-
‘gregation yesterday morning in the. come ery nRowaylon.
East Avuue M. tn; ' » ‘ . 5
time the pastor.;Rev. gfgxiignwzgl A] Kerwin, formerlya pom!” litney
the list ohthe names of the young men ldriver, Who scented 3" m” 01mm po-
‘_ “WM“ who are in the ”N1“. altiou with the Bothleham Steel Cor-
hellinlteolsumlbh norm1 on warm” m‘Auemon' ”"11“ mm.
. . “3.1"“ a.“ mm“ odthip‘ position and has reeturuedtto
Muted ~31! Mr. Wilson. -,
NM
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{ward Vincent. andtwa sons, Russeli'
Norwalk where'ha will reside foursome .
ted the boy to.“thereforml-sohoolmbutring.atlany dnrg storefor a quarter of
later a Dumber“;ciden5102Afie».mWnvan ouncezof.,freeaone. This will cosl'1
interceded-on-behalf-of llama, wants :Vlittle’but, is sufficient to removecvery‘
fatherless, undone-of a._1grge.fm1yrhardsor soft corn or. callus-from one's
under/the care of? the widowed mother. ofeet. 1' l
Justice ~Selleck was. sarlimpreaaed‘hy -A few;drops,appliodidirecily:upon aE
theseple‘as and by.-adesiretogtyezthocetendergtouohy corn relieves the sore-
lad allure. . missing. opportunity...fairnessrand‘soonathe‘entlre corn, root and
making good, that. I'BSteRdaylanornldg tall, rlifts' right: out without :-palu.
he Suspended-execution ,0, puma“:- This (reasons is a gummy substance.
smelter 30 “traillpat‘olling thé‘boyimnwhichudries instantly, and . simply“
favorofaamess mnvone of his chain'- anhrluclsgnpthescom withoubinfiamipg
plan‘s. with thopplg'mga mam“ lad rey‘ggewn irritating ..the surrounding
barrio thaiustlcstweekly _, .,_ ”Whit
chimp in mind installm-
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F. Williams. Justice Senecknommn... Bidlyour feet;ofv.everY'.¢0m by ask-Ins though Lawrence hndgone to wur!"
.glovest And would-we think what other I
. ’ smoothie .
lmteet‘cmhlm I" 0,.M(
‘ hull Hill Elillllllllflllilllllll hill
i The following named persons are hereby notified that pursuant to toe
Act of Congreus approved Mav 13 I‘ll? ‘ ' ‘ ' '
_ . . . _ . . . they die called for militar .s rvl.
of the [tilted Slates by this local board. y e “3
. The serial number and the order number of "
‘ . ' l each of suchpersons 1-:
WW“? below. They Will repor‘ at the office of this local board for physical
‘eiamlnatlou on the twenty-eighth day of May. 1918, at 9:00 o'clock, a. m
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' 48 126 J st h - . r .
l U ‘1’ T. Barium ’89 Mt Grove St Brid
v e v s . . ' “ ‘ ‘ - .. 399°“
1‘ ¥ 1‘ 4 4 1‘ " “L l g; 339 Frank H. l‘crrls 167 Fla); Hill Road. 3. Norwalk
3 - ‘ 988 11-8 Qscarrio, Perce 123 So. Minn St., S. Norwaik.
/ 63 20"! (Ilarles J. Siarbell 7 Winfield St, E. Norwalk ‘
. l l g 08 Einar Anderson 24 Rowan St, E; Norwalk
1135]. 193)] nan L. Hendrickson 54 Commercial Pl.,'Nlek, Va.
I i . A". 11-130 1:53 Eduard CED?“ Rou'ayton Ava, Rowaytgp
' , “:0 0° Wall Sodding 921 Vl'issinoming St. Philadelphia, Pa.
w r.9 Pine “alter Allen 213 Pacific St, Stamtor ‘7‘“:
“—' ' “3‘73 1;? John Joseph Crawford (‘are Burns, Chestnut ‘ .5’
How Mrs. Lane Fmally Ream“ 1605 3.33; it)??? gala-lo 3945 N. rairblllst, Philadehabla, Pa.
. . va .. . '
a That Thousands of Other t 1717 2738 Nicole Bassi 8e §{om(‘;d“.'°”’ mm" ’3
' p . l 1748 1844 Emilio Polit - aldPll-Pl'lffl, Slum!
Mothers sons Are at war; ”90 3140 W 9 ‘ Federal ShipbuildingC ,1;earney,N.J.
l alter S. Nelson Noroton Hts Dan n 0L“ .-
Scarred Baiile Front. . 1800 2875 Giovanni Muccl care ll. w. il'eao New Canaan
i. 1853 2657 05“" F- Undmoml Cannondale, Gang 9
By MAXIMILIAN FOSTER 214: 791 Isyle Format 22 E. 109lh St. New York City
or m mum“ l 33);; $342 Mir-rolynaron 6 Day St. s. Norwalx'
Mathematics teach us that 1 from I - 0“ Patrick IS. Sullivan 'CaCrQ béfiadowbrook Farm Monmouth
'lPllVESanlhlng. and there is also the j o - - 1 .0" rewsbu'ry, N"!-
rwcll known .blologit-ul theorem that! 533247 :23?) Infill? $1011“:th ’ilaln street, Norwalk ’
tyou cannot get blood from n turnip. I. 2505 2505 Rifhlgfdeun‘llglfo: 455 E iigfigsgtst‘hzgw 0“?“ ‘
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it is also assumed. Nr Isaac Motion 3285 3 Frederick E. Abbott 2 Day St.. S. Noprgvailr ,
lluving demonstrated the law, that
what goes up is bound to come down,
.iiut this is only abstract. Mrs. lane
lprohably would have denied it.
The flat rent. previously $1,200 a
aycnr, now was $1,409,.and it showed no
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HE GAVE HIS SHIRT ' !one which showed oonsiderablegood
OFF Hts BACK material in the school ranks. It at
[noteworthy that a Junior. New!»
Sharp. made avrunning high junlpmi‘ 4‘
‘feet, 5 inches, which is equal to Ina
. record made at Vassar college, on its
field Day.
The next event at the school will lm
.Howan Italian Officer Traveling 0n
Train Helped a New Burn Baby
One of the. ways to say that man
is good hearted is to descend to era
same condition applied also to her
't-llildrell”s shoes. The shoes now cost 1
57, whereas they formerly had cost $4. 1
. , . , . . _ prosslve ‘Am ri ' ‘ ‘
meeting of W W. C. T. n which had .Mrs .Charles Kaiser andMiss Janet But this was intrely u this“. Aslmi l i“ “an?” 3'3.“ and 833'. “‘9 “mu“ “"‘dwr 9‘” “"0" “it“
lar phenomenon occurred as to heef- .“hi’d nive’you his shirt.”
leaks. potatoes. butter, fish and thol
57 other varieties of domestic BSSflI-‘
tiuls. All had gone up; none Imdl
come down. About the only tiling-ata-
hit? ill Mrs. Lane's cosmos was Mr.
. year is a Red Cross Masque,-"Tho-Oo.
A ”m "are Officer to “new iii?iafidoi‘uif:e..~‘l'§’..§.“‘.'£...l}i‘:ili‘“xl
Lb:;:a;:sth;o::m 2? WE]: (12:51" to ideal setting for the play and therm-
~ - g a triotlc purpose ‘for which it will, be
(light of the Italian refugees justafter given should appeal to all the frialdo
the “am" 'army had been tricked by of the. school. The .date is Saturday
the Austrians. . . ; afternoon and evening, June 8.
up onemald. The war lltemlly was at - An italian ("19°13 “'ho had been 3‘ [01:]: wild"girlfgindufis‘gHif; 3;;
her door. True, Mrs. Lane had no mlh‘.volunteer worker at the station when 14, beginning {.m. the play in'the' low-
llu hrollworlm kin 01' "Hy kind—in the; the crush came through walked into er school and the Commencement. "
war, but the war still was at her door. l ”K. American Red Cmss 0mm. at BO- Piano Recital on Wednesdaythe 12th.
Hard‘to Make Ends Meet. ‘ logna, Italy. and table! a poor young (‘i‘lllllfilllliil on Thursday with theAlum-
(lll'ecluoncy for thewar? What do , ‘ nil! um‘ Icon. Classiftty and the arm
you thillk she was doing. .anyway?‘ woman who had given birth to a baby in“ ‘SUDIN‘T- and closing With "16 Conn .
She was giving 9",”. cent she llad,‘ on the train in which he. was riding a lncncement exercises on Friday even‘
trying to makc both cnds meet in her} '9‘" nights previously. They had mg. Tl“? graduating cider: of fourteen.
household. it hurt. though. Mrs.l been riding for over 16 hours. and the of which the mummy are planning to
Lane was a kindly. worm heartcd wo-, .o'l'etcllcdly poor and disheartened 3“) 2° 50 to 1601193» {5 somewhat.lnrg«
"““h and "h” would "“9 liked to *5"?- mother had been jammed in with the H t an usua ’ 2 mm!
The war was tircmlful! It was so ~ . ~.
. hundreds of other Irightcntd ltalldns
dreadful she'dfltoppctl rcndingnboutit. .. ~. d
llut one must rend Ictlcrs. One in the some (rain. Hunt“). “Hid van MARSHALL GIVES
must do that wllcll n frielllilnkcs the ‘mleerable and "1 a frlxlitfully ueak~ KAISER's CUP TO
, 1cned condition. the had scarcely suf- . THE RED CROSS
inolcnt clotlits for herself. not 1“ BRIDGEI’O'RT, May 24.—Wiison
{0r 3 new Marshall, one of the most prominent.
speak of properly caring
born baby. “Le "02;“: offlcgr 3"“: residents-of this city, will turn over to
. . . i s . n er. - . , .
0... "Ln... “mm, M mm mm, riled ““13“"? MSW? ma“, “arm the Red Cross, the proceeds derivul
swiftly. from between hermfledllpsnl oblong l “ If ii I)” Italian ‘ln' fro”) thesaler'oi tiresold from a solid
‘1 have in“ coma. back from the ‘ forlorn “Sn“ dlfinp “'5 'T‘i'st body 80” ND valued at... 35:00: audit-birds
.umuaon." it read; "Such an alien in“ "”5 urappe g ‘ ’ bears the likeness osztiscr William,
which is to be melted down.
noon! A froluloqd o] variously] 'coverlng. ftemmd‘;
"’“Wd '0 "f' I“ at once. which ‘ Mother and babe were a “(.1 Tile cup was won by the “ll-“Lula“.
- d schooner the “Atlantic" owned bv
v ’ h American Red “ . .
J0mm) “ltd thistle? only one‘amall 3"“ “ambulvin a race from Sandy
rose. . . . - .
.iaolaicd incident among thousands “00k t0 The Lizard. Kaiser Werr
, ' the donor of the trophy and anion
. ' the working of the ““5
"m “m" “d“ the race presented it to Mr. Marshal!
a your. Already Mrs Lane had given
'l‘lloletter calm- in the mnrnlugmaih
Mrs. hum road It, then she rend it
again. Aftcnvnrtl silo out tIlcrc uh.
surllcd. silent. rigid. The color hull crept
nursed back to hearth. clothed
lull tholmmMcum-tmer the (Itha-
¥rr. ll‘c begin-with tile mcn who
are tucu oomph. to m up and ban.-
die their cups. aid flame who are
.7300 “Loom; fo Whine-tr heads, 01‘
come. we have '0 ‘Ilfl‘ mm 1006‘ Red Cross. _ at Kiel. The presentation was mad”
.ouzacloea. Feeding than“; dug?! LD DAY at a Special gathering of nobility and
" tho. [are wounds-m- a r .s 'l . . . .
.I can "and ordinary wounds of‘ ANNUAL FIET HILLSIDE :lending l'thlropean yachtmen.
,.blood. but when a man ought for ‘ i Mr.~Msrshall’s.home in 'this city is
‘haro a nose and mouth and‘afl ha‘
‘ the mansion formerly owned by tho
«but la—rupr—if takes all warm
late P, To Barnum..lu Marine. Park.“
this yeario only three girls. they hav- is not known what chapter of the Red.
ing qualified by winning 25 "points, or Cross will receive the money derived
more. in the competition. The girls from the sale but it is throughout“:
were Helen'i‘aaylor and Natalie Sharp the New .York headquarters will rw
'n the it per school and Mary Hoyt in
lhmlovvell". utters were also awarded celve the money.
to the girls in the basket ball team,‘
..Kathr.yn Quittner. captain, Helen Tay-g HOSPITAL, NOTES. .' ‘.
lor, Jane Alexander. Martha Prowitt,.
. _....__ .
Frances 1100““ rand Georghna‘TBY'l Michale Dominick,“ Water-street;
“Humans“ awarded the .mup‘gu.'-and FlorsncoWarner, of. Beach advert,
operiorlty to theodd year cln'ssesv both. weroldischarged Saturday.
“in. the upper and lower 36““‘5- '5" -~rSamuel,Comslock...of .42. Westoaved
‘ moon and
ended a'vory delightful afte Jtnue, and-Henry. Roger of ‘ :Westport,
account's-man wasp "‘mwflmm‘l-Wm” .
Why use oivlinary 'zcough- remedies;| ‘Mhn'*WMt0.¢01vlfitMain streetwm
when "Boschee's' German 'Syrup has fimittedzfluday. . .
been used-so-successfuily for fifty-two Mrs. Ellen Fale, of Romytonlms
years in- all. parts‘ofathe‘ ’United States‘ Mummers-day. .
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w talk pond. a‘nboaum .009. and some
vbmsdy donors-tho throat of a. boy of
”Wynne “0:00.th 181‘,de
. I Mtlatololoam lh-botwecneoeru
- mouthful. .. Hathad‘m no foodxlor
”imam (Mm: Marmara stunt]!
want-ha mo whirls-one. I held
it)“: dead WW9“ I med
atom. Wu)“ 1 . ml. kept iliuk‘o
cringlu-‘mc..u not. my Wanna
wwwododwatvdrhok "denounces no .
dmowmm “to flaw--80 Ida '
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. amorrmddcowmmll poo-cud .
'Ilbermt m'lmdl’: ‘
113anch Housman-War.
Ono‘ o'clockstrnck. “Mud-antral“
.sat with the letterv'clutrhed in .her
. hand. "3Whut's for.diuner'f"oskcd-Hnn-
r
I.
‘ilTELLSMDlES’HERE ,, monotheistic”;TMrsJanehardly'hedl‘d 'forrough,‘broncbitls.’-‘¢°m3‘sewed mi W'S"Whmdr'°f ‘319"‘FW‘W“
. .. . E
lhfl‘..'-.'Sllexllll"lull5 sitting. there when :today. , ',
l . o
the throat,<ospednlly lung troubles.» lt‘?Roadlms discharged
ear the patient angOOdmight‘st-est. . ~
teen, the- conscious age.‘ rMother-yr. wo‘Imev'fromooughingrwithwelsy .expectr .- Thermos of mgl‘fi'dficfllsmndrtbd
loratlo‘nlin: tholmorning, gives nature: ‘ffrequenters-tofrhls Wood. street rooortr
a“, chance to ‘ soothe the inflamed lDfiTlS,’fWhléh"W9|‘9. «surname, . motbeiore
throw offstheldiseuse‘ helplngthe-pa’- fJ’udge Vosburghiln the downtownwmtru
tient w regain. his health—Plaioted’s'on SatuMamnfiemwnywere-oonumq
. that. morning about his socks. He had.
an: “an—Adv. 'fromday torday. '
only two pairs of silk ones left. “And, -
mother," said Olivia. continuing— But -——-‘-‘ .
rpf‘atntrrcmlndedlldrs. .haneu thorium-
a...
what Olivia‘sald Mrs. Lane didnlt hour. , _
She had dropped her hendwonihctnblo THE HAD WHO‘TAKES ‘, 8W! lF-‘ifliJ .
nnd unuccountably was weeping. _‘ “Just ALL THE THRILL our DON'T-(GETAWAY - .
suppose it was my boy—amine?“ she YOFNOUR anneal: .FROM , ME, "LL :
was sobbing. . SOLITAIBE . BLACK a.“ W" ._
"‘Why, mother!" ejaculated Olivia. ‘ ' . '- .
"What is it. mother? You're acting llust
2 Mrs. Lane looked up, the tears
streaking down her face.
“That's Just what is the matterivllh
amei I should be acting as if Lawr nce
were there. .And so should you ll .1:
Willie were like these. theyboys there."
she pointed to the letter that had slip-
ped from her lap to the floor—"if he
were. like them, in need, dying. want-
ing eggs: milk. brandy, 'to keep him
'alive. would you be buying* white
. You L ‘ ‘ :
I. 1'
W... I‘l‘
"I ll”
l '14“
' /, »;
people «wear or how they live or wheth-
onwo bad-only one acrrantnow‘h it my
boy was our there, if my son were-"
But other women's: sons are ‘over
there... Mrs. Lane had at last reallwl‘" .
‘ W'lmmmm‘dowu her
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