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a...» ~ grommet!
A hombre of Ear;
l0 Bridfivpo: n stoic... to). 1'.9~
mildew ram.» oi m ind 5:“?le and
A hate-mm organization:- of il-at nil .
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lllrllnrll Henddth‘, of the Earl Side
took out a party of fourteen yesterday
tin his motor boat and enjoyed a plea-
sanl sail on the Sound.
Charles Swim, L'..S. X. who .51)?!“
neslerday at his home on Cottage
jstreet, returned to his ship this morn-
ing. '
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' Mill! m Private Price from Eng-
land: ,
' ’ file Editor of the Evening Sentinelf The Children's Market will be held
June 13th. 1918- ‘in from of the Community Hull to
Mr Editor: I just wish to drop marrow morning under the auspices of
a}. I few brief lines 50 as 10 let the the East Norwalk Improvement Asso’
W 8‘ WI and South Norw-nlk elation.
3!!- how Iain getting along. I would.
33‘ like you to please put a
m. piece in the East Norwalk news
so not all my friends can read it. Just
W them that I am feeling fine and
Mug hard for the task we have vol-
Mred to do. That we are having
my fine weather here just now. 1
‘9’!!! film like you to state, through
to. nest interesting puller, thatI
M been transferred into a very nota-
M m Regiment, called the .Black
m. the W Highlanders of Can-
3“. 'i’my have done great work at
W from. and we are going over to
My all with the same work as our Sound. The only thing to mar lnei
Mudflats has done before us. Wt! , ‘ .. «aln siorrus.‘
fill Milli“! good and healthy, and days pleasure “as the l ;1
fill i wont to wish all my friends,
gooll luckl' and hope they will wish
.e the some. '9 home was on Bridgo
street, East Nomalk, if you remember,
Implant on the 9th of January
lid left my home on.lhe 21st of Jan-
mry.‘ When I get time I will get up
plume at myself. dressed in the kiltie
Womb We wear. for I think it.
will be nice for the people of South
on East Nor-walk to think they have
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Russell Meade. of Edlie avenue, and
Charles Morrisop, of Benedict street.
were visitors in New York City yester-
day, where they witnessed the mon-
ster Independence Day parade.
Wallace Bell. of Com avenue. has
sold his motorboat to {Saac Davidson,
of Core avenue, who expects to enjoy
some royal good times in it during the .
warm weather.
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Many East Nol‘wnlk boat owners‘t
molt adVamage of the fair weathorf‘
without coats or any coverings,
The Theta. Iotu society, a soric
composrd ol' the l'ellrininc lllolullers ot
the smiur class of the Dan'burv High:
School. held :1 delightful house l‘artvz
at their cottage at Belle Island yctltor ,
day, at which time a number of guests .
from llunbury Were present:
('IPI‘.‘ which is spl‘ndinv 1'] week at...‘
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A COMPLETE ABSORTMENT
In Gingham, Percales, Foulnrds,
Poplins, Soisetles, Batiste: and
Wash Silks.
‘Partly cloudy tonight
lrnoderate variable winds.
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yesterday and colored sails 0n ""3, Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
river, the Lake region
11am ”f ”M“ “‘3” ““ufim “MW” vtlris morning ovcr Upper Michigan.
but there is no \vell-fl'etincd storm nr‘»
”'03 east of the Rocky .\
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‘WEATHER A YEAR A00?
The so- i 2
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the collage of William E. Mallory is: _ g
m "I" ”n“ won. my I. in: “a
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Route Over-Which
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Just Received
BABY’S PRAYER AT TWI-
LIGHT
Record No. 18439.
DUNN ELLY’S
16 So. Main sr.’
SOUTH NORWALK.
IRlTISI
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SW3 DRESSES
E. K. BANKS
Memo Hotel Bloch
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WEATHER FORECAST
Iiol'ecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
and Samrday:
Light scar
cred showers have occurred durinfl
he, lakt twenty-four hours between the
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in order to save space on «ergo ships W H Workman re ‘ ‘ ‘ .
~ - « . presenting the HandleyPuge airplane concern of Greg ' -
- . . . t Britain, ha‘ .
tron to sail 10,000 planes truth the mid dle west, where they could be oonstr Iucted. to Newfoundland. then to the. A zores and on ‘0 1 “Sailing: 3:???
battle line in France. Tlll' longest ll lgllt on this route would be 1,200 mile 5 from Newfoundland to the Azores. H e has suggested ‘old cruise -s e g '3‘ be
placed along the route to wave avralor 5 who might be forced to go down. but he does not believe many of them 5 edit] tail ‘ 7 L m g 6!
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ill-BOATS ON THE RUN,
l SCHWAB TELLS MEN
(Continued Front Page One)
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top. When they lay a new keel they
are digging in and making ready lor
= another long defense.
‘. “Every time we launch a cargo or
i troop ship or tanker we odd to the cor-
‘ - lluinly that German submarines cannot
‘V\ iron the truth pol‘colules to the
win this war. Already We have the
_ . erluan people they will know that/[Phonic on the run and if he keep up
”1 ' lht‘ll' lenders hrlvo deceived them; that ”l" "'40” we will lrnvr lllrlll bentén by \
'AIllel‘lCllIlhl have their sleeves rolled up AM year. And when we achieve this]
and Wu have our lighting blood up: . “at bl: you who will deserve
,lhall we are going to win this war it‘ the credit. So fur as I am l'lllllil‘l‘nl‘d,
‘it' takes rile lust man. the last ounce and so for all Mr. Hurley is concerned. l
_ .. ‘. or strength, the last resource and the and 1 run sure. so for as the President ‘
lllgll, M; low, litml dollar tllnl this country possesses. 01' the Unlird Slates lb contrived. you
“too and all the other rhipbuilders will get the credit.
inure dedicated your srrvice to Amer- “llerlnully's only hope now, if it can
;icn. We stand firm, dell-runner! and be called a hopc, is to will this war by
~ulml‘ruld before the. naked truth that grout military vicmrira. l‘lermanr
and New Eula»
and. A sllglll disturbance is control"
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lounlaius. The ' G
the normal '
our per-.1 l tire is a bow
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TODAY.
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'l‘cmporul tlrc : | L
Flt ir. ‘
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under tI.‘ chuperonuge of Miss Mar
Reach, a member of the faculty of tlr“
llanhury High school. no... who
are making up the party slaying lhc
entire week at the Belle Island colour}
are: Misses Edna \‘l'nllhausen, Jl‘flll'l
cttc Sunderland,
Bertha Dick. llllth McMahon, Ella Joy,‘
Ruth Phase, hillbcl Ilornig, Anna.
llatclrtord and Miss Marie Bl‘acll. .
m of their boys in such a great regi-
mt. My wife and son reside at 36
3?‘ Mt atroet, East Norwalk. and
{ All hoping they are all well. I am
Wously awaiting a letter from them
'WI have to be very careful what we'
“ write or any. as I suppose you know.
flat is the reason my letter to you is
so abort. : '
I will also give you my -address
which you cannot in the paper, so that
Adlfmy friends can drop rue a line of
either. for there is nothing more cher-
> ' to a soldier than to get a line or
m from the home folks whom he has
”love out to ughrror. '
falling you all and my friends good
and God bless us all, from
OPENING OF NEW WILTON 1
LIBRARY.
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Big and Beautiful Building Formally
Dedicated With Amprlate .
Song: and Speeches. ‘
Yesterday will always loom large in-
.tho advancement of Wilton's welfare.
t “as“ Private “0““ Pr“9- 533 marking the l'orrnol opening of the
W' 3mm!“- Hut“. . . {mew-and most attractive library build~
‘ ‘ England. ling as the permanent home ol the Wil-
' ton Library Annunciation. which so suc-
cessfully crowns the “earnest efforts
covering fully 'a quarter of’ a century,
’in which the enterprise has grown
from ll few modest hooks kept in a pri-'
vate troupe to the thousands of vol»
,umeo now available for the fiducation
. land pleasure of the residents of the
Vote Thomas Smith of Fort Slo- town.
spent yesterday at his homo on
emails. ‘
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‘ ‘n Blotsnp and family. of Dan.
, ‘lwvomol‘ed to 214 East avenue.
. station“ wt. Brooklyn. spent the
. II! tum on First street.
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Ammo Noni handout.
j The big assembly hull was a delight
tho the eye with its wealth of llorol doc~
- mm- “55'0““ 0011!. of oratlnns artistically arranged by Mrs.
Wamn street. spent yesterv Boyd Santana rlsr. Wayne Marshall.
"Midwives at Jersey City. E. Boyd Smith. president of the as-
~ . :sociatton, presided. and me a most
-. v and .Mfla'llennor. of Bridgeport. interesting resume of the growth of
.g‘ , the Ellen's of Mr. and M‘l‘s. MOP the “bury in the mt, twentyfivo
ll! We avenue. yesterday. years:
I Prof. Strong C
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l omstock spoke brief-
... .lhe sewerage system on East plate a library in Wilton and of the
"f street, near fire Dorian's.appreciatlon that would surely be
,_manifested in its present quarters.
. ' Judge Henry W. Harden or New
Chant! Mrs. James Robinson. ol'.York and Wilton. then spoke on pa-
, doll. were visitors at the home of triotlc lines, and his earnest and pa~
lM' m-‘Coflage Street, over the lit-lotto words took on even a stronger;
day,- .meaning, when It was reallnod that he
lines a son and a doubted now serving
‘ cries Aisthorpe, of Sea-view ave- under the Stars and Stripes. It Was
' . yesterday motored 'to-Poughkeep- model of true and practical patriotism
N31, and reported a very enloyn- and was generously applauded.
‘: Thenlusical features under the lead-
' ership of George C. Boyd added much
fir. and Mrs. Harry Mend, MI‘S- Ed- to the completeness of the program.
'fd Mead and 'Mrs- William Cryln A social hour followed with
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ladies.
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hhn Richards. who is employed at -
son’sN‘Ment Market at Benedict‘s 5
:‘HS. badly lacerated his thumb
"1 esday while at work in the mao‘
The wound while very painful, ls
per-loud.
yesterday.
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Mn vlnol
WWW. Y.—“I keep home for.
‘tty of three, and raise chick-i
1 M a" We breakdown, so ,
». ,l'qbkwilo work, The doctori
_ 1p helpmé. and a cousin;
the in try Vinol.—-—It built are up .
, . drop god appetite m cm:
, all {adult—Hrs. Loyal Palmer. 5
. II‘ no secret about “Winch—It;
first!” Wheel and cod llvor
“Ammo! m on ox
Noubmdmh-dmo.
{City News
Marjorie Illlllll‘lsl ‘ .
we urusrdclcul Germany or Germany knows tlllll we llll‘ buildillr. ships and
will dctcnt us. Work are not won al- getting a real lulu; ..-crosslhcAtluullo
together on the battlefield. llo not The Kaiser is making his supremo et-
,tllluk for one minute that the Prusulan tort now in tho knowlcdgc that Ameri-
vgoncruls are unmoved by Wlllll we: on will tool) be'sturted and will may
7"" accomplishing. 'l‘hcy know that we in the war until it is won. If we com-
, gluunclrcd u 5.5ll0-lon ship in 27 days pit-lo. our shipbuilding program they
.J. Edward l\l‘lll‘ll(‘y Hpt’m lust cit-n- . front the time the keel was laid overln will know over in normally ”in! not a
VAC ATJO
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Suggestion No. 2—
M—a—u .U‘— . .
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Suggestion No. 1—-
in: in Port l‘llcster. Camden. N. J. That was a lralllendous . shred of lime remain: t‘ln we 0 - ‘ ' '
‘ “accomplishment never belor a - l1 ' " (J - ‘b :1 ~ '0 1'“ Straw hat $2. - ' A blue serge 3““ $18. ..
._ r . . 9 p ““i' “' "m “a mm“ “W“ “‘4“ “‘ Grit our e two- «we sort $90
\1'.‘ (H ‘h ll" f . I‘ . tDl‘O-"lt‘lll‘ll to “fly country and it was a;t.lmo to hoop our bridge to France un- - y . g p I 31 ' ed dms '
‘ - ill um )5 Hon. 0 Block in. if blow in the face of Pruitt-dun contl- broken. That is a question for you 8111‘ “hm and ”ft ”on” 55'00' ue Strip ma Shin $1'50'
spending a low days in town. ‘dcnoo. Our enemy knows. too. that it s‘ ml'll in tho :«hipynl'ds to answer. Am- Dark blue m’f 50c- Blue ti (1 bl In! 1 25
_______ ls Lilo wolrltmon over here who are ericu has mwcr [out a war and she is Bell; 080. gray socks 75c. e an “e we 5 ' ‘
. l!‘ '5 é;~ I '. v ' ‘
Mr null hrs. l'lnrold I‘eKlyn. of nan- 3‘: :35“ "1‘3?“ L3;ff";.:w::‘:x‘.:1§v ”mil “0‘,g°‘"‘* “’ ”'5" ‘m: 9‘”- Total $33-99. Total $20.75. .
bury Were 11. .11....” f f - d l “ l- g , p. i h. "Parlay we are bulldrnu ships luster ‘
‘ . ' ,p , ”0’8 L1 ' 0 rich 8 n l" day and “‘Fm', .dotermlnod,‘ "“‘W‘i‘: than the submarine can destroy them. 3W. N0. 3—- .
c t} m l l.i«‘ourt l. and optimisation. that tho) .lro bm‘k- Meanwhile .our navy under Josephus l'or w evenings nothing looks better than a Palm Be 11 t
arm 8.0 01' W0«
' “J“, “l‘ ”'6 ”9324;“! ”'9 ‘F""""?“- “'9 Daniels is destroying submarines. The
Donucllv announces that be has re- infilldgkoxlfil’lldrlfiiluhvhlkdlfi x1137? Gurnlan hordes may make some up.
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colved ‘3 shipment 0" “‘9 B‘b’ " PM" (mummies can never ‘htrihlsnten. 'l‘ho :th mivfinwgifefffhm‘.‘ ‘311"u2f§3.“{§
or at 'lwilighl records, No. 18439. Acrfidll for winning this war will France and our ohlpbhlldlng umv m
-—— shared 9‘1““? by “'9 "0’1““?‘0‘ Am‘ borne are getting into their full stride
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H‘“ on, are ”'9 ““95” or Mrs. Wuuklls building army cannot build ships with nndglhee 8:2: nn\d egngtrggtpglegngf
pmenls. Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Baldwin. of out (eh utmng armies of the privates. M0,... and more men must no over and
“'all street. .corporols and sergeants. The heater more guns and rifles and motor trhlckl
boy today isln gusty than:i who deaarv- mm“. clothing and bonnie—bur tho
. . . , csnpnoeaon etc rumnwr 0' whole Into an ""
Lieut. Gauge I" Brady, U' 3' A" in llllll. picture you have noon an ultra lo M 3 upon you. I for one“ the brave be on the sell or in the CARD'NAL MABT'NEU-l DEED.
former Nor-walk bov. now stationed at Ti 8 i i f ’76 have “91'! confidence that you I'lllvdo vs
the. Plattsburg Instruction Camp is re o rt 0 . .. the job and do it right. trenches. And it. to to give you ship ROME. July 5.—~Clurdinal Sabllflml
l f ‘ l _ f ' . “9 hove a 3““ army 0' "PM" "Now you wonder uturally howl-“m workera such recognrtlonthat ”‘9 Martinelll, Prefect of the Sacrod'm'
tome or a mom urlouglr. ,bulldlng ablpu for this emergency. your work has counted. Let me tell Government has determined upon the ;. .
There are 300.000 of no. and we are you. In 1915 all the “mph”. in ‘fihlnwurlling of service badges to themed “”5”“an Ritoshand former PM“!
Vice-Commodore Henry ,1. Gehrmnnn all fighting for Amerlcu. You men em“ turned out 215,003 Mama‘lwuo give four months‘ service to the Dolomite m the United Stowe, ill-dealt.
" ‘ who swing the cranes are in charge tons of shipping. The next W your Cardinal Martinolli was the mom!»
piece mohoir suit $12. to $18.
Everything in dress to meet every suggestion.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Norwalk So. Norwnik
L .rl,
Government in the shipyards at bulld-
‘°°k m“ “ ”"3 0‘ MEN“ “1 hi8 "'0 or the big guns You who drive the, I
.. .. -‘ ' o t not log shine, and bars for nddiliona a ‘ l .
tor boat, Sunset. yesterday for a rivets loo operation the machine 3"“ llllltllphlotj umpetdgtm’edsflum‘lpvch mm; length of service. With these uervlce ggjlngoml’glznwisw‘e lztllmwflrdenmhoat:
o the shipyard. Every mnnwho oes ‘ _ b as on can walk through me , . l
C nearly doubled the output of the pro W18 3' turned to ll me. 1' b l. its
day's outing on Long Island Sound. an .It (i i hi h
a full y's war is 0 up n a are to vlous voar com letln a total “-301. crowds, meet the boys of the navy and
~ ' p l‘ ' Anna, Italy. on lingual 30, ms. at
m sumo pro at work today ly of the. grout advantage of so com-V
The Golden Rule Circle will‘ moo
i win the w
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hip a
or. The genus at work on a o . ,
holding a trench and when 223' W thought we we” built! 1'”
ships. with almost a million dead-
for Roll Cross work in the ladies‘ room they l nch that ship may 8‘0 over the weight tons of finished vessels, but I
at the Marriott Congregational Church IE!!!
on next Tuesday from 4
10 until
o’clock. ‘
Ofllcer Reynolds reported that an
electric wire was broke and hanging on
the ground in front of llnvea' Market. '~
stir ‘
last evening. The electric light
tion was notified and the necessary re-
pairs were made. , ‘
Constable Henry C. Solzer last even-
nnl confident. now that if we pull to-
gether and every man stays on tho job.
two will produce more than 3.000.000
. output'ot any notion in the world in a
‘ single year.
. z “I think that we can point with some
; _ pride -to May of this year. when we
not merely launched but completed
» 263.000 tone of illipplrig—more than
’_ Twas turned. out in the entire yearn!
‘ ' 1915. Five years ago. if you had hm
' told that. this country would produce
doadwolsht tons in 1918~lhe greatest-
army and hold your head high. '110
sacrifice one‘s life for one’s country
is, of emu-so, the supreme sacrifice, but
in this war the highest duty ls‘lo
serve where your .Govemment tells
you to serve.
"We are going to give special gold
and silver medals for unusual service
in the shipyards. We feel that there
should be some way of recognizing the
man who does a great thing for his.
country in :war time. Great things are
being done today in the shipyards.
Every one. of you has it chance to win .
honors in this up“ tight in the Amer-I
icon shipyards against the submarines;
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was created and proclaimed cardinal
on April 15, 1901, during his SW‘
in the United Stated. From 190.7 to;
1909, he was Chamberlain ot‘ the fiery
ond College. Cardinal Martinelll' van
ninth on the list of cardinal'pldeulo in
manual precedence. "
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(“NC AWAY
". 263,000 tons of shipping in a single I~n barrio of-oonlmlciion agninSt d 1
THE FQUR'JiKi-h
a or young man whose name could not ‘
the-
family motored 10 PeekSkmr 31- serving of dt'linty refreshments by the
. .
.' Mme. Itefmhnuntsm served and
month. you would not have believed it, slruction. _
but that is n mere-beginning ot‘ thel “There is ncltlllnl.r
task that lies before you men in the riflce tohelp ln wrnn
shipyards. :1 know that there is no
"There is one thing flint we need it" . not sacrifice. Put punch in yo m
we hOpe to reach our maximum capa~ j and we'll put 0\’91' 1h? program. k led “me Enameled Cups.
city of productionnnd that is a m nd- 1 you stand up to your Job,.\ve'll nra .3. .
lll' rivalry between the yards. 1 h vo ithe Kaiser take his medlcme Illllhl
. llrlcd to encourage that because I} down."
‘ 5know that competition is dear to Am—
erican hearts and I know that youiwill
ing arrested Albert Venozin and anoth-
tllat I will not sac.-
ing this war. and
thing you willI
or work.
Picnic Baskets, Vacuum Bottles, fa-
per Drinking Cups, Wax molt)-
Pnper, Paper Napkins. Aluminumvlduw
erodustmp Dishes. Rockburn Condenlv
Camping.
Knives. Forks and Teaspoons.
W F. Gellcllc
all Warhhrxlon it. to. larval.
. be learned for disturbing the pence and 1
hollering: in front of the City Harr' .l
They were bound‘ over until tried r
tomorrow morning before Jung-3‘
l*t'ieol'lzc ll. \‘osburgh. E ’
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Hindenbullg is determined to fight
it. out on‘ um: line if it, takes all sum,
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The American Bond? of this cilia:
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ltook part in the grand military and fro" respond m a challenge. Now we are
ilernal review in Bridgeport yesterday.’ 1 going to recognise a ammonium», ‘9 [Jul H1 10"-
l . . e - and every Germ“. l I'M . .VOW- on. ,
iThe local musicians led the second di- passesnll others in actual profiling?! m l |
vision of the parade, Which included ' . ‘9“: m3? t1}; fitflgkgalownhngn it: The Germans ore'getting so used to __ ‘3
H "'0' gm“ “mam" and his ”if 3““ ~ htgngn will arm», a mark of/nntionolW‘suhstituteo" that they otter a Subs” , .
“‘9 0mm” and prominent men °f the. , recognition. It will be in the ship- 'tute name as a matter of course. But l 00-" t Abnse
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but an award for die;
. building field I ‘
tinguished service is onwa. battloflald.
'll be presented 7
l Red and white flags w. .
, for second and third place. Any yard $127—-
' which holds first. place for three cow “E M ‘ MAL
Tuner mm
93qu Street
fore July 10th- draw intor- ‘ , sectliive months will have signal hon-
. . ore. for it will be authorized to fly this
- championship blue pennant pelmnllcnb
So. Norwnlk. Conn. . . . ‘
m hon ordorod 'thatlo‘“ examination “11.515010“ “I“
The m ,1. ‘ P“ am, lpresence of eye strain or any ofllcr.
est from the first: of July. ‘ -_ ly from its liagstatt.
and“ to {he do-‘weakening force.
other nations prefer the real thing.
city. 3
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Privnte Henry J. B. Williams, of the
Aviation Corps, is' Spending a short
furlough at his home on Momln street,
preparatory to leaving for Boston.
from where he expects to set trail for
France. within a short time. This in
Private Willlanls‘ first furlough since
he enlisted last fall, baring been Sta;
tionod in Texas since that time.
0
s Old Friends.
Your eyes are your best friend,
but. many times they are neglect-
ed. If you want to enjoy them in
later years don’t abuse them now.
‘ Savings received, on or be- f
“Now there are many'mcn in the
‘ shipyards who feel 9. sense of embnr- ‘
3 rudiment because, with their country
at war and liberty in danger. they are
‘ not in the unlflmn of the army or the
navy. I want to any that these man.
if they are shipbuilders. and belong to
. the yards, are entitled mum on much.
. ’ ”coalition and Just as much honor no-
. wwm . .
Open umm'wncn
homo loo "
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Independence Day wasnppropriato-
ly obnorvod at. the Pine Point Cdtho ‘
lln Club, yesterday in both the after
‘noon and evening. A metal mm
for the children val muted on the
bench in the afternoon. in the new
ill Wills van in order in the club-
.SUUIHNOW ”
“1 anionble racial tine wont. “Open
Journal)li are:
m . g ‘ ‘ Midi
Norwalk Chronicler