on.
till
I,“ """" m Quantum-m
Radiation—Apple M ungguj In. Anson Phelps auto. and Ila
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“WAY. JUNE 8, 1915
M
mar FIGHTING cos.
.
g , It“: Klofl‘.!lt--lt'a3ttn in“ me to we" all- ‘ 1 ' “M“ "‘“"“""“--~-——-._...
EAST l‘rfééricrrfifffstrs:or... “suture: hlhfia’l‘lh‘llli’h’? “HMS-minimloniemycmsw: . .
’ limbo—Sunshine Rand ......... banal has received a cable fromybor BY AMERICANS AND tier-man Submarine; Financier for Vt hom She was Named
. .. ... . .. ............ TIt-lle Girls brother, Xcehanic Martin H. Gill, say-
, _ .... M... ...... . .,;
liquistual Seriiet-A4'undidutes, high: . . _
young girls and'boi‘li
—_
, Christ Church. last Norwulh. 7,
Th services on Sunda' will be not - . ' ‘ .
101:“.5: . 3 "'l Mrs. Mary 01‘6“”. of this town neighborhood oi llautellruye. .
; ._ Morning prayer and sermon. 10:30. over 75 years of age, was uot‘to bo . There was heavy artillery. high"
. flannel Head. ti Edlie avenue. isi Church School 12 noon. Evening pray- outdone in patriotic service by the "‘3 "1 lhf’ neighborhood f’f “Shin.“
“ending the day in New York CitY- l” “a? perms: 7“]??? gag; Th: iii: younger Women of the town, but has la-Poterle (where American trOops
mop s tell a just completed a knitted pair of ”I“, lune been in about.
morning service. .
. > - 3°” ‘ “m" b°-‘- WASHINGTON, June cram»
WM_ , ‘ onstrations in force against new . .
__ Frank ‘?"('°“’7°e~v "“an entertain- portions of the western front are i i
‘ ed Dick éaatord. a longdistance run- looked for by War Department '
“e" “M “can?“ records.‘wlth “hm officials now that the German thind
”an“ “"Cdaem “5°" fellowsmp Wheh- drive has been slowed down to a
“Om were "Sidems 0’ [Brooklyn “a" struggle for improvement of local
‘30- ,positious west and south of Sols-
' ——__.__ lstlllS. it is regarded as entirely
Plasteres almost completed their possible that increased activity ill
work in The stores of the new Schlloh~ front of the American sector north-
ting block yesterday. Nearly all the West of Toul may indicate an illi-
floors have also been laid. but the ceil- pending.r blow there.
ings are still to be {infshedl l The conclusion is based on the
- _ iopiniou strongly held by some of-
. i workmen have begun the creava- floors that the drive was designed {
A Special baptismal “‘“ice “'in be. Henry D‘ Moeller M New 'York has lion oftlle ruins ofthe Columbia Hotel, to draw oil reserves from the
afield at the Advent Christian Church arrived at Bella Island for the summer. (19,"de in the {ire of January 3, in Amiens and Flanders sectors. All
tomorrow evening. at “MC" time new-1 preparation for beginning the erection attllek on the American sector in
oral candidates will be baptised. [ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ll. Caniy, Jl‘., of the new bank building for which 'Huch strength as to drivi‘ the line
_ * have opened ”‘9” summer home at - s '9'? 'von out this week. hack, it is argued. might hamper
The members 0' the East N"""t‘w‘gilello Island. [contract “ I m ‘ - iGt‘llt‘l‘al Foch iii his elliploymeut »
Tobacco Fund will meg} “marrow ml ' __.— The new ("biggie been complet- (if Alllerieail units to support his
W993” the Packages 01 smokes 1" be, Alexis G. Ostemloor of New York h Q th .1 xrlv “(,8 of the lines ill l’icllrllv, Flanders and the
bent to the young men of East Nor- has opened his summer residence at ed on t it -cll ensiul. an id 9 and Aisile regions: -
.'v"lk' Who are i“ the “”Vice' "Kb“ Hickory Bluff. 1‘,"h".“,y:":::!,lzxzflmm;ute'npwl ()fiiecrs regard the fuel that no
been rednested by the Comnlme‘h ml LT‘IEHf‘wliwnt on that side-was pon,.tll0\\’ blow has been struck at the
,churge that the mm“ M the you“ H pd A heavy concrete curb has xhllit‘lls front, as conclusive evi-
Juan Who recently joined the service Rochelle “m at their mm." m Belle ’ ‘ ’ ’(lt‘lll't‘ that General Flll‘il outguoss-l
01‘ ”103° “‘0 have “m as yet received Island for the season, , ed his opponents when he (it‘lt’l‘lllvl
packages. he handed in 50 ”m We“? 3 ined to let the Aisuc front stand
J8“ my be gigiihom' i Mrs. R. Tedl‘ord of Hickory lllutlluls~ on its own strength. even at the
cost of much territory overrun by
, El" Nor- opened her house for the summer .
-- {irh‘zaryhoifius‘biham :Eiioolilim b0 months. ' ‘ the. enemy ulltil he could assemble
"k at lb 11 y additional units front sellttdred
:figfigxiwemmenmm i Mr. anths. Thomas Cover and points along the line between
. Rllelllls. The very success of tilt“
. Katherine Pugh faintly of Philadelphia are expected to ‘ . ,
Germans in pressing on to the
banks of the Marne, it was ill‘ltllt‘tl,
FRENCHMEN ‘ , ‘
(Continued from First Page.)
in: be and his regimtnt arrived safely
overseas. Mr. Gill is with Battery A,
First Pennsylvania Field Artillery. i
. . improvbd their positions iii
uoawnut
I?”
the
Rufus J. Smith has accepted a posi-
w with the Remington Arms Co. ofi
mon- l
——mir
’ QWAY'NN
W‘Dt-
Most and Frank Shufelt, oi Eds;
110 avenue. are spending the day in‘
30'! York city. l A
Qscar Olsen. of Thomas street, basis
*wpted a position at. chauffeur forl cwMoWw~om .
Curtain Albeit Geig. of First street. I
' ——»— — . The Sound View House at Belle hr
The Connecticut State Guards re land has opened tor the season.
halved a valuable addition to theirl
tomes when they enlisted the services
not Arthur Bolts, of Thomas street.
fiederick W. Dmge of New York is
. at Belle Island for the season.
‘ __.
Athr 00' -")l"\'
r u Sp n el and falllll) .t‘ \t \ menccd.
also been laid on that side.
'Mlss Southwick of Brookside ave-
nue is one of the residents of this
town who has 119,9“ the call to brink
tvnlullble metals or metalware to be
’sold for the benefit of tile lull Cross.
ller contribution was a silver SPI‘VlN‘
' ' iwhich brought $05.
5 Recitation—The. Flowers. Vera Young arrive at their summer home at Token ' . ‘
Recitation—You and l ..nulll Corbett the l“ a few days ‘0’ the 501190” Augustus r. Magnet of Norwalk and
m.
minnow LPMTT WED or! me “Will- rVSEEELEmT
These photographs show what halpeued to the Standard Oil tanker demon L. Pratt when she struck at
mine: left by the German submarine a mile oit‘ Capo Henlopen, Delu The biz vessel made for shore and sank in
Recitation—Tile Birdies Choir
vieve Perry
'Song by School—No. 1?
l’ Flog Exercise
tillecltation—‘l‘lle Little Heartscase
Song by School—No. 24
Prayer-Rev. T. M. Tecple
Morph. Reading
, : lit—School
Recitation—What Summer Brings
Recitation—Make Your Own Place
Exercise—Tiny Things ............ .
., Bong-«Swing. Swing. Florence Jesaup
Recitation-«The Children’s Welcome
‘to Jesus .............. Fred Hopp
130th Cummings. l-‘rances Rhino.l
Miriam Wilson. Helen Bunuell, Gene- i
. . . ................. Harriet Russo
Children's Day concert program at
”Imitation-This Day Is Ours
,.-. . ..-.'... . .C . Jennie Cedergreen
Recitation—What Would the World I
Be? ............... Edwina Nelson
.... ............... . Helen Knorr
Ester Self
diocitation—~Then Suffer‘the Children
‘ . Lillie Richards
Rodman Uhle
Morrison Dauchey. who has been
captain of the guards for the. United
1
a good attendance and the members
John C. Hulllngton of Cedar Gate
; had the misfortune to eat some mush-
” ____ . ......... Dorothy Lovejoyl poisonous kind of toadntoolond the re
sult was painful but not serious and
Mr. Hufllugtou is around as usual.
Owing to the War. there have been
so many drives for money that r the
trustees oi the Rowayton Library An
sociatlon will not canvass for funds at
matt’ér. will send contributions to Mrs.
E. H. Evory. president; Mrs.
Brando. treasurer, or
the Library on any
‘3:30 until 8 o'clock.
leave same at
Saturday from
held in the Methodist church at 10:30
The pastor. Rev. 'H. F. Kaatendleck.
will preach. Sunday school will be held
at 11:50 a. m. ‘fhlldren's Day" will
be observed by the school at 7:30
o'clock in the ovonlng A fine pro
gram will be rendered including some
to, . A.‘
Sunday morning worship will be
Darlen has filed a bankrupt petition.
lie has liabilities of $5,436.19. and $1.-
816.“ is unsecured. Assets consll’o‘ of
who has had charge of the playground
and. outdoor work at the school the
past yehr Will be the speaker.
revere cold weather of last winter w“
tool's than this ornamental beds! could
staid. it belniz a California plant.
thelzll deireaa or more Wow «to
from many benutlhl‘hedno. no to
malty instances they have seen out
back or dug up altogether.
. a
a:
for the summer. to Dr. Edward Bdr-
'mal oi New York: The George W.
Duryea house in Oak street. furnished.
for the summer. to D. M. Collins of
'New York; the Henry Warren house
in St. John Place tarnished. tor the
summer. to Dr. Perry Dickie of New
York; the Dr. Gérbeurd H. Cocks
house. in Smith Ridge, fumis ed. for
the summer to John J. '39. ett: the
William T. Colbron house. Oenoke
Ridge. furnished. for the summer to
Miss Mary Campbell of Brooklyn.
meant that Foch was resolved not
to weaken his lines to the north.
Another indication tllllt the
‘tltin‘l will be W‘m’ home °’ “'1‘" himself able til-'t’ttt'ti‘tl’le‘tables on
lill if complete victory cannot be
,won short. of that. goal.
“
Eaton, of (‘oilllet-tiollt, has been ill-
tcrned here. He was among other
ofllcers who descended on Dutch
territorial waters during it recent
seaplane flight ofl’ 'l‘crschelling. lie
was unliurt, lull his machine was
damaged.
Ensign Edien's parents live in
Massachusetts. '
sociated Press.)——Reports of re-
ccnt heavy German train move-
ments from the. direction of Metz
toward the St‘. Mihicl salient have
aroused discussion in the. Ameri-
can expeditionary forces. as to
whether the enemy is planning an
assault in the. Wicvre.
From a tactical point. of view the
neighborhood of St. Millie], with
.with its sharp salient, offers illogi-
letli plllcc.for ll German uttncn.
1A drive throughSt. Milliel to the
southwest, it is considered, might
l shallow water. llerbcrl la Pratt. vice president of the Standard Oil Company, for whom the vessel was mum-d.
‘ was then Mt coming irdm France, bringing the story or the crucifixion of two American soldiers by Germans til
I
i the western front.
o‘l'o
This brings the hex: alternative.
, .. . bor Board has from the beginning
artl 0' that trade. Joe says that! looked like a preconccrted effort
oil of Doubury is that mnd‘at John
l’ol-ce. commandeering.
the Barber because of his throat to tlel Since the railroads were taken over
[0
public utilities. The generous inan-
ner in which tho government has i‘i-
nanced such concerns has filled the
pmvate owners with envy. The rail-
roads, for instance. have nearly twice
the number of millions for better-
,menls this year than they had the
"year before. beside| which they are'
of. to be permitted to raise their freight
Danbury, and incidentally the chief rates 81.000.000.000 a voar.
‘clusive kellys stands ready to move
heaven and earth t othwart Juwn until
his escadrilla of bold barristers.
Joe was unusually full of languageq
and he did not store any of it for
the coming winter. either.
I "Anthony Sunder-land. mayor
a story teller and a lover of,hoxlng.l
Hoaesures me that he will give u1
permit' for the bout. l've secured the Prehie‘hlfllisotht;I Wéltliam J; gage ..fl.
i .G..on uarto rgepo,
”arm” ”a" ”M t" my we: 5““ Address by P. o. s. c. B. Grumbly. or
well -hold the show moot-dips lei Bridgeport - 3
schedule. John the Barber won't stop Address by P. G. s. Lafayette Biree,
anything. Let him bring on the law: Bridgeport l
We have our particular brand of I“, Address by P. S. Charles Hart. Bridge
' i port ‘
in Fall-field county, of which Danburyvi Address by Dr. 8.
is the sweetest city. wall: ; ., . ,
. "We are guaranteeing Dempsey and Address by Sergt. Chester“ Butter?”
Fulton $92,500 each. A lot of money. Norwalk '
At thtncompletion of the program all i
mind on, and we‘ll ' . ‘
3 spend more Wei present joined in the slngingot The'
(Continued from First Page.)
...—-
. Huntington, Nor-
. _ , (
lwalked toward the. truck, to see
. ’ . i , . followlns concernlnx “Joe" Mulvlhillg , should the tiller of exchange be re-
, lute. 'Jessup, Jeannette Bennett, Ella The Daft Finger circle was entertain; Til . ““89th of the New clmali efiort to breakthrough to the and his bums bout between Fulton Willf‘h is for the government to take jeemd by the United sum, m,”
‘F'rankoon ,ed last evening by Miss Lillian tRay- namdruaountoin School; ‘Aasoclw ”11mm” 0:088" “who éouitht.‘of- and Dempsey, sch tiled to‘take W gimtelilhfai‘l‘lllesdziln tldlritililoiigdciliiliilih' ”Mum!“ or Americans in Germany
song by School—No. 5 mond. on Raymnd direct. The” ”militia . l yfloors:lguyllpvp, hempo 00h finds 'n Dutbury July ilrth: ‘ i”: 'j‘gere ‘3 falhél“ good reason. ‘0 "light f0]iO\\', brought a “Elem,"
from secretary Lansing that (let‘-
.. , , - at . _ . Joel Mulvlhill, the Danbury hatter, suspect that this iS’desired by the man .8 action woul . _ .
......... Ethel pet-8,30“ devoted their time to the Red Cross. 212“"!‘2 Jain-332$: $341" “the enemy ’3".d.“.‘..,"“E“‘ “’1”th (Implied luto’ Nevsij‘k lalt, am companies- The flagrant manner in In pinnecmn withdth’: iiihilicatlofli"
. Exercise-alled Cross Workers iqulte a bit of "011‘ being done. - ‘P: . . . - are certain Will-be a-marcll to r- bladder than that hill! “V“. which they hue defied the War La- the German note and the Amerioim
reply, a statement issued bytlio War
Depurtillcnt shows that there are at.
present 183 American soldiers in Ger-
I
, w 7 n . . mom's prison camps, and 216 Amer.
. Bong—Lullaby ........ Ruth Charter rooms which he supposed wuc the ”The prlvet hodgosiil "“0“ sectionsA Tilly H‘Atilh, .lullc 8.—Au up the Immpgey and Fulton bout oni.t’tl‘cc0;l;vet:x:8tir:g Catifsmheilg‘cgigfol'aohf lean civilians interned there. in com.
Recitation—Somebody Else .-.. . fairy ”“5 variety but We“! evidently a of the town show a sorry plilht. The merlcnu “““H‘ ”file", Elfin!“ July Fourth that that fair city of ex-' ‘ \g pal-lson With approximately 5,000
Germans interned in this country. on
eluding 1.310 prisoners of war. 3""
rotary Lansing. in his communication
to the German government, however.
made it plain that the. United States
does not recognize reprlsals of Dbyili«
cal suiierlng. but upon plain aggrava-
ti0n by Germany might be brought;
to adopt such measures.
(Continued from First Page.)
None except Mrs. Krockek was but!
seriously, although all were more or
less shaken up and bruised. Dr. Noxn
on at Daricn treated the woman. and
sent. her homo.
Walley was one oi the abandon; at
a group of three motor trucks, en’
route to New Haven, that stopped in
wait for another truck to come up.
The truck that was hit by the: stmet.
car stoad so close to the rails that:
the car could not pass it. Whitey:
. 1
there was oleamge and when . tho
.. _ 3mg; Shipping Corporation at Wll- _ Frenchmltlrtegists have outglless. —————r #— , _>‘_7 ___>_._ ___~ -. p M
Recitation—Butterfly ~--->Mhla Pufih stock in trade valued at 3500. debts -. , . , -.
q ' . -~ ' ed the (It‘l'lllllll (‘enclul Mat? is,
Recitation—The Best. 1 Can. Sarah hoe sons Point. has resigned his position. due on open account. listed at "5. seen in the fuel 111“" a“. original? ALL HEEVED AT JOHN“ GOVERNMENT MAY RETALIATION
J. - A. i __ __ . . t '_" ' ( V ,
$2332522E1T“ mm TM” l Miss )[ay‘ mm and sister, Miss strength used by-tllc (‘rowll Prince Mulvlhill H" Something to Say in PA§V€3§¥I§1§QTSSION POR AMERICANS
“may“, H. awn,“ Ruttl‘Flint. have taken apartments in 3, but“; lfiunfic‘lfl'y: .iii” 2:35:05; New York. ‘ __ MISTREATMENT ‘
' the house of Mrs. Mar Themes on Ro- l ' S ' ' l ' ‘ "" ’5 “ x. - .2- — —-—--—--
. Song by School—mo. 2. l y t, . -, ‘ _ The. .. .. Yon. world yesterday (Continued from First Page).
i ’ Recitation—Some Don'ts, .......... .wayto‘n avenue for "‘9 summer‘ l 1:,th theater double that "um lprinted under the signature of “lgoe,” ‘m‘m‘f‘ From Page one).
‘ ................. . Charles L cett moat 3- l » ' ' , , . ’ . . one of its regular sports writers, (118,” 1 ans. , . . ‘
y -WWM.»~WM~6 The t‘l‘lllt‘tll hilliit‘, the final Ger. me “e T'“ Gem“ “0‘9 ‘m'mdtins’ “lat-
I
. . -' . t
. , . t. It is urged that those who 6 has. 0! the police department. is in favor‘ ~:\
. the Advent Christian Sunday School presen Real “l3": Agent F- E‘ reen . .. TROLLEY CAR RAMS
{willbe as follows are interested In maintaining the u. m l the following rentalst The Wil- \VITII THE \MERI ‘AV ARMY of the bout being held in Danbury, COCKENOE TRIBE ‘ I .
:31! icliool ‘ brary “for the benefit of those who ltam A Dauvanport hoube.‘ful‘nlahod.‘ 1N FRAN‘ Ell-(F‘s . C . 8 ‘A‘ began Joe. i H AS VISITORS' BIG MOTOR TRUCK ,.
yum would not otherwise have good reading I ' ‘ ’ 6 “day, June ( ‘5" “He is a regular mayor. a soldier” "' ' .
g. -.
“3“” l” 51’9““ 333-000 hi Suamteesl Star Spangled Banner. This was lol-t
and .building arrangements. 90 you SEE: lowed by refreshments consisting of :
naturally we will be prepared to light: ham and cheese sandwiches, picklt i,‘
iany injunctions that Jobn‘the Barber! olives, coffee and cigars. ' The guests
’ v ‘ ideilarted at al to ho lth ,h . i.
with show up with. Reisler will have to. a “r W l 6 “Pan
street car hit. the truck, he was almg‘
side. The heavy motor truck was lilt-
ed in the air and one of the wheels
landed on his that. lie was taken to
the hospital in an automobile and Dr.
‘Crane attended him there.
patriotic numbers. Mr. Harry 3.: The moptllly meetingiotl gl:“§::‘:;: haw a triple object- the menacing
Bryan."superintendent. will preside. 1’9““? 0f the ammo, 5 Tuesday 8v... o't Bar-le-Duc. the outflankmgh
Chlh‘Ch but” moving ‘ 0!! Thursday h?” in the chum par misled oi mwé \_ el‘dull from the. rear and the 911m.
evening at 7:45. “mg- The program “ms' ' lilatloll oi the. salient winch has
Wableaux and games. . The following
floatation—You and l, Elizabeth Weed
flung—Little Builders ...lniant’ Class
Emulation—Sunday School Army ..
. . . . . . ..... . ...... Earl Groescbuer
%01tatiM*Little Children - ------- i ‘ableallx were very much appreciated: ”313“pr I‘ll \ erduu. ' {settle his troubles with Dempsey out-l Ezuigspizgggnmthigt g: ;$::;_tflb°'wem The front comer post of the stmat
............... Grace Knorr .—~ ‘ ' in June—«June Ross. alx girls: will tlo molllcllt, at least, per-tome of Danbury." ‘ ‘ car was broken and the frame work;
tation—A Little Girl’s Thoughts * Events “on Pav Robert Spooncl',Rai'- hops permanently, the Allies have On top oi this Reisler send out a The members of Douglas Fowler bent]; and ‘Ejm’$;,ff(,§,’;$a§§§°m,°filn,
.: ..................... ‘ Ruth Selt DAR'EN Refilglgimh 6%!" er Miller; The Bride. stopped the enemy at. the Marne. istatement in which he says: , Post, Women’s Relief Corps, No. 1.3 iiilliheiiasof 5.2mm. motomian of
Recitation—Children's Day We Greet . 32291160 Rice' The Graduate, Susie Molly engagements of atuctlclll 118- “The only way the Fulton and have received an invitation from tho the stre'et our, escaped injury. Ho
........ ............ lda Knorr chase- Betsy iRoss, June 14 Mrs. Al‘ Sue may ibe.filrfllceltctl liven ii 'tlchDompsey bout can go along without. South Norwalk lodge, B. P. 0. E., to Slowed the car 3‘ shortnd‘lstance bw
erclse~“Lambs of the Flock bert livable Soldiers' Farewell. Mrs. .elnldlls ( ccltt lt. is use ess to con-.interierence is for Dempsey to come attend their annual 171.118 Day exercio yond the place 0. CW]
tinue their efforts along the Marne. {out
Muriel Byers. Beth L‘ ht.K th ‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘
lg 11 erme and elect to hit the Allied line
_ “he a man and live all to his es which will be held in the Elk'a‘
Groeschner. ‘
vard Haunt; Daisies \
rBucltout, Hop atlcontract. with me. Then the tight can my,“ on South Main street on Friday. EQUAL ALLOTMENT
Won't Tell, Emily Nehor, Walter Mll-
. nutter-The Bab)... Rose I my Appropriate music was rendered pglillt‘l‘l‘illqflgefi fi'lh: posittlml oi; tilletgo through. but. not until then, whether evening, June’ai. The members of OF STEEL AND FUEL .
. . . ... ............ Hazel Hendricks ( during each liableau. .Atter the en. terrain knoi'tchqut 2:111? 1:33:31 3); it) sitting”)! or any other part: of the it“ cor-pg are asked, to meet at the G. —— l
"mm—Chime“ Are Like S‘m' ' " tortoinment refreshments were served 13%,th pm“ thx((" n x ,; '1 mes- 3A. R. Hall on Washington stmet at) (Continued from Page One} !
‘ohine ............ Ella Von Helmolt ~——— by the young ladies. Roy ‘Kemp. the' 0‘ ' L 1°“ ails a 1, 16 o'clock in the afternoon and to boost ‘
Supportuuity. Of course, what thcfll‘ODAY IN .WALL STREET.
5future holds for the. Americllni '
iforccs around 'St. Millicl is not
tkllowll, but the salient there is be-
ling discussed as ll possibility not
lto he lost sight. of.
l Another place which is likely to
lsec more lighting is the sector
around Montdidier, where Ameri~
' navy for steel and steel products will. , g
» . . S“ or 7
refreshments With them A pp -rcstllt. lll constant changes in the pri‘
' bars in’
NEW Y HR, in. will be prepared for the mom ,olt lists. he said. .
STREET £3.30 a fling: {gytuh- the ball and at 7‘30 they. will leave in . lMin-libero of the American lmu and 'i
stantlal tidvaiicos 'miil'nly in lai- a“ body to attend the special serviceSi steel institute. it is learned. have -
' ‘ ‘ lven assurances that every cfiort
ties and Other Wlatlve “sues no in the Elks Home. [8
, __ iwtll be made on their DH" ‘0 i“‘ ‘:
ccmpnlned the aluugilili’dponing of to.
foresee the steel output. This is dom‘ '
day's Stock “Mk“. Important stocks The rummage "‘9 ln thoquarters ed important. because the needs of
in the railway and indium-tat Jami
nation—Keep Sunny . . . .Bert Tier A bowling team captained by Bat» group president. was present. and com-
ltation—TTwo Little Leaves . talion Sergeant Major Harold Wil' ‘plimented the League on its good work.
,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Carrie Brugge mottoi this town. defeated another
else—Little Things ..... team ”‘09le at Camp Devens.
~ . Sell, . ‘ —-—
. .lyohnaanfigi‘igefigfcrfil; ME”, Mrs. George H. Noxon, who has been
follow—A Sunday School Army (llalrman and an indefatigable worker,
Q... . ...... ... Harold Self. . for the local Red Cross since its organ”
of the Central Food Company is belnz- the navy and Gen Pershing are g].
, ,, , ization has resigned as chairman of the Continued toda _ The sale opened cold to increase greatly as the “u.
'3" M9 N0" l . I ,call troops rceentlv captured (‘lln- recorded only homlahchangen though y in The p tessel. ~ .
"..."... Ruth K W“ P“‘“'"’- l . . . . . tl . yoatardhy and will close tool! . ,prog .
_ , no" 1 \ dimly. Another important. poult at m” 7 “WP” 0" the ““51 “99““ ladies in charge report (“arable pro-i
in tour Back to the i Gum“. Schllohtiilg oi this "w”. iwhich American troops am nta- covering movement. Genet-id'flom
I
t
- ' . 1 meeting of the Nomllt
ms: in the tales and it ill expected A 1W3
out a boat Ium will be realised tor Aerie. 230.588.1‘. 0. E. has been mii- i
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