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0!! thine. Twenty-1mm"! 1.111. 250.
fine times, 500; One Week, $1.00. Blackfloe
or Oops Double Price. .
CLOSING nxneersos ~-
. "' subcommi-
FINISB YEAR AT
HILLSIDE LAST’N‘IGHT
{Continued from But Page).
Sayer Gott. one of last year's gradu-
ates who is studying in. New
with Mrs Lillian Bhemood-anxirk.
the wellknoivn. vocal teacher who js
in plunge-of the. vocal 115 at
Hillside. Mrs. Helium also ed,
the chorus Class and sign treat
praise for the mum of their
singing. both in. the first numbers
and mike later. rendexillz- of the l’drfh
English. sons. faring. to Me
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ggidmsiiikidgiemi 53.11.} 3313:1111: GERMAN CROWN 322i..'f.i.”i§i‘iihh1513...? if? 11 2‘53:
(:lJ‘SheIddznggfi filfimflllfgg Illeoflo PRINCE’S SECONDBI‘OW lV straight “De. I
evening p WITHIN A MONTH. GIV- . Bursting bombs laid :1 perfect
EN WITHOUT EFFECT circlb of smoke about the railway,
. , junction. The smoke obscured the
ON WESTMT buildings as the bombers. turned
(Cbnunues from First page:
southward» té'uand tile bridal:
_ There is no baseball game in Daricn
today.
/
David Bo1tl, of Water Velent, N. Y .,
who has been a well liked and popular I‘Valle) passes through it The re-
resident in this city for some time has 1111111111111-01‘ the Italian from is
assigned his position with the Nomi]: quiet.
tl'fhre & Rubber 00., as he joins the eql-I -
on?" within it few days. Mr. MI LfiNDON June'- lit—Abucoess-
Though a resident- here but-o soon. fut local operation was'carried out
linen *
German mm pin-2e met the
Americans m miles«' from Dom.
mary and attempted in their 08‘
those pl {menu We titling;
but the their) 1119’sz fie?“ other
machines forced the enemytbfgitm
up the attempt Sasha! the line was
wax-1m . l Warren. 3
Tom
WANTED—1.11111: AND WIFE Iron
5'! mated in Silva!
l
wmnmmmn WY F‘OR' T0 LET—«a GARAGE AND BARN
With Thine Elna." “is song, not ltimo has a large host of friends who last 111_l11 b
. u H _\.ER Lish and Scottish
dated in {our curls bit. twelve 5%.“? “heartily wish for his success. g
ed girls we the. 111111 which. pro.
seabed. the school: in tile song con-1
point the aviators v1 ere showemd
11' his oongrai'hlkt-ions on the results
He Is a battalihus milk of Bethune, 011 the .Ireached ' 5111111159 admin Ming,
imminent of the Fraternity Club. the Flanders front, and over sixtv pris.'
.Of
. piece.
~1yom
"macaw. lemma-tom: 1113mm «no»...
clonal work. Apply Southern New Ens- Inquire 16 anklln street south Nor
( ountry place
land Telephone Company. H5 31'- 11111111. 315 3L
'.‘line, wife for cooking and general.
housekeeping, man for garage, stable
WANTED—JMEN AT THE KERR- TO LE’F—F’lVE ROOM lBUNGALOlW
and garden. Good wages, steady em- .
lilot‘ment. Analy- imminent depart ”mm" Fl" ‘90-- Woodwwi avenue 'electric lights tubs. water. garden.
mcnt Norwnlk Tile & Rubber Com .113 3t fruit trees,a and chicken yard, two niln- I
puny, Nor-walk. 315 lt.‘ utes from trolley. inquire E. W. God-
WANITED‘EENEBAL HOUSE1 trey, Rowayton school house.
work 1111'! to live in Stamford. Own
mom and bath. Good wages. Refer
51331.
WANTED—WNDRESS TO DO
TO tier—unmitaoua mains in
’first mp. consisted of,
test held at, 11111111111 several weeks
8110.- and in. wlich‘. four schools p111:-
tictpatod. It was sun: with great
tack and. interpretation. The instru
mental part. of. the prozrfiin consisted
\in several two piano numbers. The
Chhamtnadé’s
Le Sojr and Le Mails. second
was an amusement of Rubenstein's
Meiordie in F. The selections were
played hit two advanced pupils of the
school. Miss. Bonnie {Southey of W281-
ptivate wash at home: Excellent .
work required. Phone 1419, South once "P‘lu’red- ADI") ‘0 M" "a!“ Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent
Norwalk. .1 115 It. Loan, do The American La Danielle. and suitable to needs of tenants; 1195f
East N01 walk
WANTED~FIRST CLASS MACHIN- ,,
ists at once. Steady work; current
wages. Call or write. Holland Ma-
chine Company, South Norwalk.
WANTED—*MA'CHINIS'I‘S ONE FAN '
than with ipom' sewing machines or power sewing machines. Steady
suchaaWilcox & Gibth and Union Sue work all your
cal .18 used in the manuflrcturo of club Only girls over 18 years Of age em-
and cotton undergarments. Steadydplllyi'dt '1‘ Chicken. Clemlns &' Worth-
plcasant position. Address, stating i lnglon. 14 Orchard street, ‘Norwalk
experience and references. The ‘
Quccm, Petticoat Mfg” Company. 119-I
1'2”. WII. 25th street, New York.
.114 31.
I -:
l-lai'ris 6'; Guns Co.,.
wanton—mountain Can wrruI . 531.103
[electric lights and starter. Telephone
95 after 6 11.111. 1'12 111/.
TO LETvi ROOM COTTAGE WITH
Lsmall barn for auto. Also floor otter.
WANTED—OPERATORS ON 811an
{pleasant rooms with board in private
WANTEDh—FIREMAN AND TWO family- Refined surroundings Good re
“Wlm ”whim” Steady m‘isldentlal section. '34. B C. cIo' Sen—
. plcyment, apply Employment Depart Itlneli
WANTED-GIRLS AND WOMEN. meat Norwalk Tire & Rubber Com'
Competent girls start at 10.55 per-week puny, NOTWdlk- .113 3i.
8 hour day. Some of our experienced l . " ‘
girls arc making $3.44 a day and moreI WANTED—AT BANNER BAKERY." 3:31;: 3313:1111“ Sditllhehlomr'nalllime Ill 1’-
011 piece work. Employment is 1111155 Monroe street. a girl also boy to HI I. ‘ '
mtmcnt and work is not hard. Gootl’lcarn business. 111 St.
chances for promotion to position oil
iesponsiblltty. 1We are constantly llll;
prving our facilities to make working
condition as attractive as possible.
“age adiannemoni shortly after cm
11l0,tt.11ent Apply employment dollar-t
1110111 Norwalk TIh'e & Rubber C0111-
1111112314 2t
i T0 LETQFOUR ROOM APART-
TO LET’ONE 5 ROOM APART-
"manta ah 72 biennium: street. limit
”8. inquire at United Grocery.
l'OR SALE
‘— —
FOR SALE—l JERSEY COW AND1 FOR SALEv'COTTAGE 7' ROOMS.
calffi weeks old. inquire of Paul with all improvements. Lot 5011150
1aniok, 3939"“ street, Norwalk. icct well located in East Norwalk-
115 3b, Price $2500. A bargain.
FOR SALEvthOIl JERSEY (011- Ask JOhflT. Hayes
WANTED——STARCHERS,1 HAND 1 Iem old A11. . , .
irouers and girls. IAle)’ NOI‘Wal'b‘Miivwcll car. lnq1i?rc {:ii’(256p:l::l:illi NO' 7 Ml!!! 8‘" 1'0de EI
Steam Laundry. 43 Day street. Road. “II ‘ LIAL ESTATE—138M011
314 3t. .45
'” W. ' . " FOR SALE~11.1111<1<:R3Exoixu 1N DEATHS AND FUNERALS I
WANTE°"‘N EXPERIENU‘ D Al condition. Will sell cheap. Peter I . . I
snlcsludy for cloak and suit depart- IGI'IIIIIII-QI 16 prospem leenuc,Not'w.1ll.. Funeral of Mus Varian. . 1
11101“. F Jucoby, Washington sti'ect.: 3.13. .II'II The funeral of Miss l:d"1 Mull)
’I'Var‘lun, daughter of )l1'..tl Mrs.‘
111 tf.I
! FOR SALE—r0111 \TO PLANTS
WANTEW‘A LOG“) I"AC'l‘ORY'I New Stone best cunning 1.1111111011101111
1cquires the senice'i Of a wo’man ”toAll transplanted plants 70c 11 100 $6. 00
take charge of 11 small department ofIIII 1.000 Cabbage plants. 50,, a 100 m
uitls employed on hand work Prc- Revsnold Poiiltr1.fnt'in.Highland utc
wious experience not necessary but ap-- ,nuc and Witch bane. Phone 10.111
plicant must have the ability to super i W
vise tl1e,w01k of elbow. Apply byI BUSINESS NOTICES
lcitt-r stating age and qualifications to.
James A.\"'u1la_n. of 8 Front-1' street,
Ivvtrc held this aftcrnoon from her lutei
ihomc at 2 o‘clock. Rev. A. ”E... Beebe
'tilllciutcd and interment was in Rivcr- I
iside ( ometert. !
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I Funeral of Mrs. Jones.
t
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was held yesterday af‘c: noon from ltcrI
Into home. on Tolles :2‘. ‘ '1', l. .l.
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.1t.1v.oIIo Sentinel. 113 31. . PLUMBING AND TINNlNG 1" _ .
I Jobbing 11 Specialty 13311111111105 Snuvclv. pastor of thcl - :' ' 'th' in“
WANTED" LABORERS To HELP cheerfully furnished. SlOVH‘ Range-4H i( lllll".(ll ()llll‘lll'C‘ll, llllfl 1 i ‘.lCl‘l. (”1i \I‘ilt'l
'I‘lll" GOVERNMENT. TIIE U. F‘urnacc, and R9l‘flll'lll8 Stephen l" lll1crsid0( (‘.‘mctct'y:
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SHIPPING BOARD EMERGENCY Miller, Telephone 397, 12 High Sll‘eet.I
1'1 .11'1' CORPORATION, WANTS m South NOIW-alk 110 11110
1M1 marrow 'A NUMBER or SKILL- ' I
no LABORERS T0 HANDLE. Bio: EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
x0 ENEMY ALILNSI Situations secured for all classes orI
(‘luu'lcs Vcrlln, special phv-E
at Camp Gordon At- 1
is on a ten davs' i'u1'- I
To say 1
Llcul.
slt'al instructor,
lunt:1,Goor-si1.
lough in his old home town.
TIMBER.
NEED APPLX. CALL AT WILSON‘S applicants. Prl1ate houses hotels; that he is looking fit is only 111m of 1111-
POINT. 113 31 banding houses, restad‘ionts and fnc- "1011'. for 111.. accordance makes him
u ' Itorica. Apply Wilson‘ 3 Employment of. :m honor to his Uncle Stun. Lieutcn,
WANTED—eCATTLE. BUYING ALL, "flee. 24 Clay street South Norwalk,I '11111 \‘crlin, expects in Mail for the.
kinds of cattle Good prices paid Ex't Conn. Tel. 543- 4 Ift'ont after reported back to the special
its prices for calves. Also pigs and Replacement Regiment with which he
PAINTlNG -- PAPER-HANGING. ls now quaItIcred I
l
poultry Cohen & Harry 35 Ely ave
nue.'l‘cl. 1151. mm 1111 decorating, ”painters supplies; wall
rm Ipaper, up- -to_- date styles, lowest prices.
WANTED—-T0 BUY ALL KINDS Estimates cheerfully given Trial or-
Cattle and' ”,1on Highest pIIpeI, tiers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
paid. Fat calves from 16c to 18c 11 lb ,White,. 51 12 Ely avenue,
Young call/es to fat ftom $10 to $15 :11
"Also. New Blilch cows for saI 3
for family use and dairy cows.-
Mlller. Connecticut avenue Tel
I James Donnelly ..lr, Fred '1‘. tole;
man, Arthur W. Waldron and (Trainer
C. Hegemun will leave town this even
’ing in M1'.\\'z.ld1'on's automobile for a
1week‘s fishing trip near the Canadian
Union Parcel DeIIVery, Edward» J ‘Illne They will fish in the Connectitut
,IFlaherty, proprietor 111.111.113.11.“ Lake in New ilamufilllle Th“ 91"”
1ng Idletahca hauling Light and heavy “ill be absent for one week. Captain
trucking. Qfllc(telephon‘es 1581. 300 John Keogh will accompany the party
I i " as far as Springfield on his way back
WANTED—~AT ONCE ONE DRAFTS' 30““ “New“
man ,3 engine lathe hands, and one as LOST , I to (‘ 111111 Devon: .
scn1bler.,Apply Higley \iacbtne Com- I
' t V V ‘ - innI Exemption
an Chestnut street. . _ . 1 _ . 1 The local IexamlInIat
,, y " ‘ ' ?. Emil??? 2335;2NEQ3‘13‘34': .
l‘ C l
WANTED-IMMEDIATELY. U. 8. day. Reward. W H Peck. Harbor. on the magi... journey yet. Minute)?
Government wants thousands men- View. .15 1. dispatched dward E. House. ks Van
vomen, 18 or over for par position. .119. star to Vancouver 'Balljavfith’slIOOll-I
Easy clerical wor.-k $100 month ListI LOST—‘DRIFTED 0R TAKENI'MCOOWI \\ ashinoton to Y”: shines tim-
‘1'0-‘iltons open f1ee. Write. irrtxnedinte'."m),11 Harbor View Bea ch large g1a'y othei selectll'eS. stilling“? “Ion I
151 Franklin Institute, Dept 23 F‘ ronboat “Welyktt.” Reward for rot her for aeroplane cons u .
Rochest r, Y . ———————-
”I. “ Y " °2‘”‘i’.‘“j“i‘3§‘ 1:111; '13:..5 "
9”“ on he as. e ar
\irs. rovid D. Decker of t
WANTED—.GIRLF 06E}! 16 YEARS avenue, South Norwalk Conn. 113 3:. 0, their son John Delano Decker.
or as 0-- mm NAKiNd LACE
cunrAFiK: snows; mnx 111.1.I -‘”- Wk” ‘3 a member of
Firemen
Chance for good wagee and Id-j Artlll
YEAR. 12.1111 WHILE; LEARNING.‘
Mo“ AHON, GDP-HIM & WORTH-
INGTON 1~i20 ORCHARD SMET,I vancement for men between the ages an 9“
NOR“ am. of eighteen and forty- five years In for a pencil ‘l 3 Ye”
I . . . M
good phye cal condition Apply N Y",I Talent Entertainment will i
WANTED~MEN 'ro wont: ON, N N d H. R- R 1
" will be trivial
oyster boats. Steady writ. mod par M- D "ll-LE“. Bill?!» Waterbury. 1'le 0n Cnmllv'fll Da.‘ 2Ig ”ml for the
Noni 111111 1' 9.11. vermin eu 't..H Home 11. WW? ”mm “M2
"I “in“ 11 1c 01' star Forms, 1“ W111 L. P ' Brno“! 0,1. M Kings DehflWF'fi'w
- " ' ' "' ' ' worth? We of the stethodlst
j The midtown punt. inked the to Bifurch Nam“. 111 1111- cnumh auditor
WANTED—A SUMMER OF 1110!! cu! authorities to be cu the look-1m for
. hall ml people will plflm
clans girls in our Monufectorfhg Do- a rim body. ms model War. In A “M
rit a1
'0\' otseas
Iihc Ordanco erartment,
cry, 5th Division.
listed man in the regular
He has been
serVice
i
—
I
pertinent rm photo my. en piece1 1151.11.11 m Connecticut license 11.13., “m 1
cork. from ditto I'll m week. end A public service 111111... No. ”Wm bl' ‘ The W W l‘ comm”:
mun-mast anthem-eel. Thom-lathe.”
M
or so .hleen
business location iniclgy Apply milgridgxgrtyliodtxfioung girls
Néfwalk ‘studied for, a number
513 tf. Mrs. Katherine Seyfeng, Ssnborn who
.. is the head of the piano department
I Our 11010011 1110
Kiefer 01'
have
of years with
of this school,,an.d they show in all
their work. an unusual mainland or
technique and upexdectedly mature. NIL
Old Well Laundry suitable for storasombilfty to express the. teal meaning
or. light. manufacturing. Inquire LID! their music. Mis. Sanborns
Paid While learning. Wallace Marvin, East Norwalk Count
work
is of unusually fine quality The
school is fortunate in having such on
piano departments. as Mrs. Neuklrk
and Mrs. Sonhom.
The address of the coating was giv-
on by Miss Marlon Reilly. funnier.
Dean of- Bryn Mowr Gollege Miss
Reilly's 8111118111“va and Educa-
tiom" was introduced hymn reference.
to Carlyle'l “Heroes and Horn Wor-
ship." Bhe pointed out the fact that
power and: genius could be madc ah i
solutely narrow, selfish and unscru-
pulous through t‘slsc standards and
false education. The results of false
education were shown in the lh‘en‘nh
Revolution and in the more modern
illustrations of power and efficiency
marking for table and impossible
ideas The results of a lack of train-
ing and cfilcicncv have been to par-
.tiuliy dean-'01 our faith in the! pDWerZ
of great ideals. if we must choose
between ideals and unscrupulous
povmr 01 betu'ccn .1 lv‘mncb Revolu-
tion and :1 Frederick the Great. let
us always choose the retolution.
come what may. but there must suoe
Iy be some scheme of orderly pro-'
,arsss at this present state of . tl1
1v.orld some system of constructtv
development by which We may rein-'1
force our ideals b1 the right educaI
tion. ‘a1'lyIlc.in discussing his he-
mes, snvs. ‘Put \\.stt0111 in the head
Inf the world. the world will fight its in their prcpurntlon.
[battles victoriously and be the best
world man can make it."
America bus 11 hrm faith in tduca-
lion and through its schools colic" 0". .
and uni1'0t'altlcs it is battling citizen!
in North and South, in Eti' l 111111 ti u
Belt r0 this war our educational insti
tuliuns were already slud1lt1x p1".-,01
lt'1s11111u111cr.'.-l1le but man) of their
The funeral “I M” Abbie June Jones pm) this lllfll' been exchanged tori
AS lllt‘l
l
those 01‘ i111mcdlazc ncccssltv.
111011.1‘ 1k havc 110110 by mom of the;
.1" '1' son altered in education have boon
1111111111111 and we are learning grad-
uully what the next hood are: Tht‘. t
i' 11 cd for careful study of our fixture
1.1'.it'cmcnls. Out neutl isr the third
0.111 he understood in studying the
heroes and leaders of the present dns‘.‘ I
the men who know and
just us the knlsct ‘ms mode
and actions upon men like Alcmndcr
Attila 11nd Napoleon. so do other men:
lcmmnd l0 tl1t influence of their ho-
10t As we study
our own homes we see in them first
the element of courage. second initttx i
tiv,e capacity to endure untold 111tntal
and physical hardship. but most of all
we gltu ‘101'0 worship in the men who
knows, the mathematicians, the physij
cist the. chemist, who by his know-l ‘
cdgc aids in defending the democracy
(1' the 11".otld —.—Thc teacher 11 he trains
and inspires, the men who like Prcsi»
dent Wilson. make our ideals lntelli
giblc through their gift of speech.
In speaking to the students , Mis1
Relilv cmphalecd the great noccssitv '
1f prcpmarion .md training for great
work of the tutor '. She reminded
them of lie fact thn: America s tutu. ',c
and so the future of the world must be
placed in the hands (,1 a really educat-
cd and trained people. ‘ ‘ '
The presentation 00111111011111: bv
Miss Brendlinger
followed Miss Reilly’s addr.ess
honor list was read by, Mists Francis
giving the names of all those who had
maintained on average of 90 per cent'
and over in the work of the school
1123112 The diplomnsapd certificates
were mosentcd bv Miss lliendllnger,
academic head of the school, to the
following girls in the college prepara-
_tory course. diplomas were presented
to Constance Barney of Beston. Eliza-
beth Ann Runk of Greént‘lch; Ellen
{Elizabeth Kurtz,
1101111'1111'l0rol‘ W estpor't Katherine
Qulttncr of Norwalk; 111111-11 Maude
19111 Field Doyle of Pittsburgh, 11111111.. The dlplo 1
1113's of the general course were nwurd‘
cd to Elizabeth Alexander. Beavxci
Penn; Helen Prowltt and Martha
I Prowitt of Norw alkI and MAl‘y Addison
simpscn of Cocoa, Florida. Cot-till-
catm for work 11111111411111.1191 were
awarded for college V?“"‘°ry to.
views 11. 1.11111 harbors Alexander. ot
New vmk city. ours tilt fibsrlnnde‘r of
Reading. l'enln: ‘lnll ownidI
‘of Emporium. Penn. A oerillléaie in:
the household shim ad gout-rat
mums was awarded to
Wolf of Omaha. Ne‘bri'ekn‘."
The on ITMII atom! with the We.
no"
of the ‘flnr nonunion honour o
moccasins oi the
Win. tools 11
charm of tone and With splendid at- .
, wood culled “outl, " and Is so powerful
I and, as he expressed it. n knock of.“
111.11 his life! hnptflllllt‘tty
Ilhclp thc Burns-Joncses him1g.—-—New
the char «ll‘lPl. pr g
3 and its pructlce gunrdodwntll it 11115.2
and. Miss F111; win,
The
Pottstotvn, Penn; ;
lite Mlnnie‘ 1
If! G. 0. F. and several other social oners 11"e1e taken, atcord'iug to the
ind‘fraie1 111.11 orders. statcni cut issued b1 the “.110f-l
-—--‘~—-—v—--~ ficc todav.
. m,
comradfi'r"
.——-fl
. .. .. PARIS, June ~«(knotted nih-
I‘l 1111 NIH AMERU AN ARMY laumat who hosmjm'fisucoofded
will help you to solve the toxin; prob-I IN FRAN‘ E Fnda‘ J 1111c 14 (AS' Geimral Dubmsmtliifl‘; govora
ism that is out to be a hardy annual, S‘Wlalt‘d PW“) ”“1119 fim “W1 I’.‘ 11101‘ of Paris and commander of the
III 11.. how much coal to order in order an American bombing SquadWRMrmies in the Paris district- will:
to fill the bunkers, but without having behind the German lines was ac- have as his duty the preparation
to outcome in an old barrel to the out- 00m lished with successful 11 t-'
house. says the l’opular Science Month- ,istaftory results a a sa 0f the defenses 651th! In eo-op-
ly. A ton of egg coal contains frotn‘ .
32 m 38 cubic. feet sung,“ ImnmIptit'oriIuitItg like vebcrans. Some of defense committee. These (185911,
.15' By measuring the tubicui contentsithe ohse1vers already had been 011' s1vc 11ieasur.es Pi‘bnfior Clemcni
of'yourbln you will be able to estilnutei‘imim" fixing missions “Ml 93“ explained to a depmtion'
how much to order- to fill than. ThisIfirflltdl 01' Billifih pilots and the,\ ltbc Radical Part1 today, are of a
‘mnx be done Iw inuluplting together, HOW exactly how to gauge accu- re- I' r f I
t 0 ion in b . p (1111 10mm nature on he onto
h g . retdthand depth or yourIiatIt l1IItl1e tall of the bombs fgllandiIugI (If the capital. The gov-
: ‘ '3‘ “13th the” start {01' Gel- eminent, in this connection, has no-
.1», I111uIn_\, thc bomblugplanes1t'cc11cd tified private art collectors that
he is Wotan Earth. quite a“ 0mm)” A number 0f assistance will be accorded them
'Not long ago an on: may “fiend ‘11!!de I‘l‘OIlC‘ll and BrltlSll aviators and in ltemhving the” treasures to
Cubic Feet in You of Coal.
Here is a Mile information whichi
J”,
*1
112 Bi.
I'ceptional teachers in the “31°“ andlhlcry Agncs.11l1o lived ll the some “fill‘l‘l‘h‘ and H large lllllllbtl'l' 0f? 'places of saietv.
TO RENT—TWO OR THREE
buihlelggf. lltttl for some Mon becu'Amcricuu fl\ ersthccrcd tb; 111'“f10111i
«mud “I 5;?" 31:31:11: by 9,011! lady. ltbc flying field as the} come racing military governor is 55. yes: 0111,
uM- lotlv \Vllfilfllll‘lg'filll‘mzlmmlll‘lllgt me; do“ 11 the grass tilted upward and and has a record of 111111111111 391s.
dim. So one day “t," ”It‘lfifoman 31H iIthcn turned north toward the 9110 vice. 11y commanding'; various sec-
"My asked another 1mm,“ in thetIm", 'l ““'3“- tions of the French army sitieothe
liiiliimig if she tIliougbIt tin the old II “‘0 (JQI‘IIIIIm allItl :“rcmft bat beginning 0f the “31' “0““)le at
was on unite now “ hope so " “i“ gt“? 10111 a W rect'p 1011 “5 Vccdull and on the Sbmue. 1 (1
thus the rent). Tlicn limi- Mary sfld'illli" classed the front, but this December last he had 1,8131%-
General Guillaumut, the new
"Well. 11.91 shots cimstng all the little 1 n ‘
l 818 Ill” \\' HS extrcmch tunic. com. mnlander 1n
.. -chict of he
“Eel! mound “ll ”19""- .'pt11cd mill to 11 but tbm untlcr-' army. t Saloniki
Iucnt‘ as diet" approached Doubt
Charlote ln Ancient Vital-fun. "’I111ar_1 Baroncourt. '1‘“ 0 of theI Mira. William 1‘12?“ of Harbor
The Egyptian and mm,“ chariots; American plant's, leading the “"113th reported to the police that
served not only to bring the soldiers lSlllw‘ll‘Ollv became ”19 particular some one had stolen from her car a
to a desired point and to overwhelm Ilul‘gcls of the anti craft guns 'lliev mbbef shoe ymh an aluminum rim
ntitnnt'lni: masses of infantry. but also twisted and dived under a heav) "'
"S a Mill'fllk a Burl 0f lmproflsvi shrapnel fire until they arrivctll
m "hi ‘
The tennis season has now started.
of the first. mfd to their enviOM'
the Ame W315 oration with the newly organized
fortrcss behind \v'hlth marksmen ’
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sliv'ltt'tt'd thcm 1l 1 ." ' .
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the light. The curved front of tin I I at DOXIDGllY’S.
("turbine body “9,va es :1— shield "on, 1111 dings three miles below.
strung.
though it was at least nlnclccn CNN The coinlnunding.r (ifiiccr of the. "
1111-11-11 11111111111 115 modern cousin, the unit was in the lcndintr plane RSI
I-lron -.platcd self-propcllcd motor tn11k.Iobscrvci and it sped over the oh This morning proved to be another
cold June day. at six 0 c'lock the titer.
'1ct'ti1c tir.st the commander rt-
,It'usiug his bombs. At tbc
Also old racquets re'
momctcr registered past 50.
bill me
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for days. even after they huvc been
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Mon tllft‘cr which in their nutlvc ca- '1' 4
pacity for hope. Dc Qulnccy said at " 1 Soiltll Norwalk and Vicinity that they will require tIWOI hundred
Goldsmith: "He had a constitutional .
"duty of heart, 1111 elastic hilarity
more people in bikini?“ $9,th fitngIwIIich has been steady 8,9- I“
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hoping." Othcr men are like Burns-5
1Jones who sudls confessed: “I ntnI
born without much of the quality of:
The Goldsmiths mustI
cured.
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l A ' Time for Bud to Go.
I A couple of friends come to c:.1ll
bringi 11:: with thcm u 11t'i"l1b111" 5 put! I 1....
collie. who made great friends \t'itll ,, ,.
Employment.
Elizabeth our little daughter. All “cutl-
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\ch1 till clgbt o ‘clock when Elizabeth.
.grcatly 11'0rricd,“cxchtln1otl: “I think
you had better take Bud home now;
his parents will be getting worried
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~ ‘ ' New Habits. ..
When one is forming 11 new habit
i for good it must be carefully watched;
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lapse," says 11 “'lse writer, "ls like let-
ting full ll hull of string \v'hith bite is
winding up; a single slip undocu- mot
tl1.111 a great many turns will win
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lay; and people sit and lie, don't they
motherl"——Countrv Gentleman
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