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imam and. Ye Miss Dictate
l icon at W expert at the
Farm Bureaus will he unseat tumor _._,.._......
row. at e a. on. to give instruments. are Johnz. uwohspendMIome
to Nuclease Th9 wk. is being “93% at her Went”: summer reel-
ibyaewwotaempn‘emmmem.
town antler the direction oi Miss Leer
Walmeiey of Newton Heights. Others
3are always Welcome to receive. in I
i-strucnonn and to watch the venom.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ell Wakemen have

" lend “‘9 Em "m 7 entertained reieflvu bola Faimeid

ore preparing torn 3
and winter. Thane en i 3.3
whose sole claim is to
service. have
ahead and intend to ‘
o! dances in the Com-3 '
on Yes Zent street. The t *
or each or thesé affairs willI L__.-—

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Mr. ad Mrs. William Chlord and
‘Miss Margaret ('ililord or Godfrey
Btu“. en see-eta, 8 today in Norwnlin
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E. L. Mmflu about without
crutches. which he was compelled I
tune {or cello wean alter his (their

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i The new: stat-ts new:
ibe (en. as short ”stow. Irvin
wells, stream! and lowering wells, all
attest

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i in purchasing elem, cm!" wm a; wood has returned tmmi
tobacco. chewing com. a trip to remind. Maine.

6133: good things that the Essti
~ boys in m “’3” Navy 9‘ Mien Althea miller oi Norman
~ "00“” delight in “fights is visiting relatives at Elem;
‘Tbieundhssdoeeeworltiofsood N Y
ghee metres first organized alien war. _
Willows!!! was 1th “cm?“ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilchrist or
m MB of countless boys with the We,“ "3 spending a “I ducal
"W1 little gifts from time to Atlantic City
a. As econ as a boy left his ta;- 3
Mamioundiwethometoenr: MnAGeeieeradberiwowu. 3
the smiles luvixonmenis of army or 30: W m m ,wm I 3 ””3333 8:33:33; 3,333:
MW We. the first to remember him' [friends in New Jersey 3. :lnterestinmg Diagram to ow g
”the Mt Norwalk Tubacco Fund "‘”"""' Sonic more surprise tighteis over ins-11s meeting.
W [awarded to him a package 0! Mr. and Mrs. G. E. ClaDP have re. there Eh. what’ i
”0393:? '13 80011 as his address was turned from a vacation trip of several
hon , iweeks spent in Maine.
“Though boys appreciate the work‘ ._ w”
ltthiejine band 0‘ tireless men and Postmaster Fred H. Smith returned;
Melt is shown by the numberleas to his desk yesterday at the Darlen‘
WMEGNGMS and ““3““ for “‘9 postolllce, alter a tenday vacation.
m thiii have been received by
W P. Dunne. chairman of the
1, had. «by almost every mall comes
' ' one orjiore letters from some of the
toys Wag the fund for the inter
est inquire in them and for the
wokesvwhich as one soldier in France
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i v are now quartered in the Lyon' 5 Plain
1 Miss Edith “right at Craw avenue 3 t d G
New York c" Lower Parish Bradley 6 rec an ood
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The legular mid week prayer 9 Mrs Frank Cobb 333 spending a few

if; 3:111:22 2220::021ee:17;:t0n Ben: weeks in Maine, the (hildren remain-

Mlse Annie Scolield or the Posti ;ing in chartigeoi'c num:333:3td:h:3reiitz3ua
Road 1"" returned ‘0 town, in" en-i Donold Linsley Brush, of Bell island "mu" res n e n
50““ a “'0 "“3“ 0‘ “9’ vacation 3" enrolled for the summer course at Mr. and Mn. nederlck Williams and
Pm Grove . iC°'“"b"‘ “mm"y icbilti or Upton, Mann, who are new

--—-r-r' ‘ i ‘ Eautittta oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. ilu
James A. Klrkwood of Hartford was‘ 'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellen have hey, at 3, (rechard street. Norwam.

: a week— and visitor at. the home or his been entertaining lrionds lrom Brook- are “we,“ in town this week. to .3.”
sister. Mrs. G. E. Richter of Mansfield3 ly.n it “1‘. and Mrs Hewlev Williams and
"“3! d mm ““3“ “"3“” 1 rs Robert Williams at the
aim! "1:321:13: ve l i W 3 Benjamin Parker, of New York city. 33:11:11, 1:1,“)
I Miss Savilla and Master James. is eniorlu n vacation which he ie3
Mr. ad Mrs. Perkins. of New York children 01‘ Mr. and Mrs. James B spending at hie home on Mann street.
City, on now occupying one of the Harvey, have returned from nplensant3
larvlnn’ottnges at Marvin Beach. ' ‘visit with friends at Saugetuclt. 3 Mrs.Cbarles Crocbeii' in! children.
i ‘ ioi New Haven, are the ‘guests of Mr.
. Mr. m Mrs. Leander Cummings. The last services of the summer and 3:15.ka Crocbett. ~ oi Rows,-
or Fdrutreét are the pround parents were held in the Congregational ton avenue.
1. W boy. lChurch Sunday, as it will be closed
.m—o—o during August while Rev. H C. Cnr- Mrs. Kate Thometl, o! Ronyton
Weldlon spent yesterday '“ ter is on vacation. arena, was edmitied ’to in. Mount

 

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AMERICAN TROOPS 0P-
* EN wav FOR roam.
. an SUCCESSFUL OP-
; reunions ALONG THE
1 MARNE

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to main Parishioney ratified, which Coaehohocken,

_ nee-emu there mi Hmmmnetea-
alternative pensibiitieeintbe 0081— grams declares, that the crime or-
paraiively open ground to the W with the Social Revolw
eastward. file rallrond,whicl1 is doubts in Moscow.

the key to the OurotLValley,
Allied bonds. iMarine Corps casualty list today

PARIS, 3.1111) 31—Strong Ger-isbows:

11mm reaction Tuesday shows, in; Killed in action, 4; died of
.thc opinion of French military ex- wounds received in action, 2
iperts, that the enemy is downhill-wounded in action severely, 12.

ed to postpone a retreat to the Total, 18.

Veele as long as possible not-i The list:

withstanding the wastage in man— Killed in Action.

power that policy involves. Sergeant Willis R. Jefl’ress,

The Germans yesterday, accord- Kowloon, TEX
ing to Marcel Harm in the Echo—i Private Walter V. Norton, Lake
De Paris threw in five of their City, Fla.
{best reserve divisions in a counter-I Died Of would! WV“ in
.iettaek between Fete-ee’l’ardeu- Action.
i30is and Rancher-es without 813- Marine Gunner Walter Cornell
iprcciabie effect against either the Euetis, Fla
French or the Americans Private Horace
The German Crown Prince buiWharton Texas.
311 number of good reasons tori Private Psnl A. Otten, Pitts-i
holding up his retirement to the; burgh, is included among those
Vesle. First, he may desire to prc- iseverely wounded in action.
.vent the French from using the Previously reported missing in
iSolssonelanPerte Milieu rai‘ elimination, now reported killed in ac-
isccond, be any want to keep tuition—vitamins John F. 110.anan
P84 Cecil W.‘
vPleisch, Anderson, Cal. i
Previously reported missing in'

E. Rowald,

parallels the Marne, within range
of his heaviee and, third, lee msyi
1want to remove his material withfiactiou, now reported wounded in
out too much damage to the Veslc .action severely—C orporai Ethan
E. Harris, Toledo; Privates Clinton
Fill'tllei‘ more the GermausiW. Fulmer, Concrete, (1010.; Wil-
11 ould be unable to use the liberate. 11am J. O’Brien, Cincinnati; Eti-

Vcslc. Also they would have their PARIS, July 31. —Amcrican
backs against the Alamo which troops maintained their position
would not simplify the means of in the region of Sciingcs- ct-3
communication in the roar. Neslee ,which the) cariicd after
WASHIN "l‘ON, July ‘31 .-—’l‘he,violent fighting, according to an;
sole Object of the Allies and the omcial statement from the War
Germans in the Soissous-Rlieimn Dillon today.
salient now is to kill as many men The Germaiis made four attacks
as possible, General March, Chief against the new French positions
of Staff, said today at his semi- east of Oulchv-ic- Chateau. They
weakly conference with newspaper were repulsed anti, the Frcnch liune
corrcsiwutlenta. Whatever Oka- was held intact. 3
live either side had at the iwgiu- The French and the Germans
ping, the General said, has been carried out raids at a number of
submerged by developments in the other points on sectors cast and
fighting. west of the Marne salient but
General March pointed out that there was no change in the gen-
ilie salient has been greatly flettcu- erel situation at these points.
cti, thus virtually disdpating any WASHINGTON July 31 —The Army
hopes of the Allies bagging large casualty list today showsz
numbers of the c113emy.The

,Mlke Yraser Coal nine ‘

is to} WASHINGTON, July 01 -1111!

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3Andrew 0. Cliflord, Afton, N. Y.

SOissons road if they retired to We ward U. Stephens, Dixouville, Pa ]

,Domeulc Panouo, Knnkakee, ll].

Killed in action. 36; died of wounds.’

 
 

John S,lltn11'ison,Yormns.N Y.
Paul H. Strickland, New Haven. ‘
Sergeant-
lieice B. Atwood, Inuisville, Ky.
Hal-1y J Bickhait, 2801 West Chestnul3
avenue Altoona, Pa.

DIED FROM “m3 ?
Oapiain John T. Basel, 135595115 City.
bans. 1'
Lieutenant; "1

Hdinon Cray, 143- P01te, ind ' A i
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Canoll D. Harpwell, Everett, Mass

3Ediraid Martin New York City.
~— Corpofele
Charles M. Husker. Springfield, Vi.
"John P (Tapas, Lowell Mass.
Martin ileugrcn, Chicago.
Harry. R Moore, Greencastle, ind.
“alteil. Moore, Northampton, Mass 1
Gerald R]. Silk. Lowell, Mass
John A Snyder, we Angeles .
‘echanic Gorden A. Green, Ashlandg
Mesa. l
Wagoner Harold G. Arms. Statistic”.
Mass.

Pr'wntee
Joseph linkstikalnls, 8011": Boston,
Muse.
Howard B Bean, Turtle Lake, Wis.

Thomas J. Bradley, Boston.

Morris J. lloyler, Pktberviiln, in.

Seth A. Eldredge, Quincy. Mass.

Jamtzs '1‘. Evans, Cicero, ind.

Roy Garner, Chickaiall. Ark.

Ralph Hudson, 94 South Main street.
Willows-Barre. Pa.

Stanley J Lcsniowski, Buffalo.

Ste] hen W Manchester, West'liroeltfl
Maine.

John J M: trx, 289 South Hancock
street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

William Morley, Anaconda, Mont.

James B, Norris, Crab Orchard, Tenn.

Elam 3. Palm. Ephrata, Pa.

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David Papineau, Anthony. B. l.

Leroy Rivers, East Hamstead, N. 1H.

Braden W. Shallenberger, Yakima,
Wash. .

Anthony F. Sylvia, Fall River, Mass. ‘

John Tollcson, Waldron, Ark.

Joseph E . Trujillo, Tuctnncarl N.M.

3Jonn Wilson. Kearney. «N. 'J.

DIED 0F DISEASE
Corporal Edward 3. Bell, New York
City. .
Private.

man uitlulrawnl trance last Satur:
day, he addatl'y had reduced the
length of the line another ten miles
to 54 miles. The maximum Ger-
man retreat in the center is four-
iccn miles.

Arrival of the 421111 (Rainbow)
Division and its participation in
the lighting cast of Fermen-‘l‘arde.
noio, was announced. The fi‘hirti

 

pump; N 1., on business, militias _.,_,._ ‘ = i iospitei ire-larder tor "fitment. Her 31ml pressure has been so forceful
Bey. Jeeob :l'met. vector 0! the many niches been. die out men» but he has been "compelled to the

Methodist Protestant Church at North gain her health .. . - istrongest sort of rcarguard fight.
manual“ his annuai vacation Cogcob, was a week'Ind mite! It We all—w dug in order ti) protect the guns.
1 'de mule be- resumed his Willi“ home or his daughter. lire. ‘w c.i Cards from Jose!!! M of New and stores still within the salient.
. ma agent at the East Norwalk3pau1 at King’s Highway. iley street. announce his arrival at Generel Foch apparently believes
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monthly Milne 0! the meet this evening at the home ot its gent.
. main be bold alter the chairman. School Superintendent
‘emhmmmme.m Mewilibe .'
' .msoni church. tenor- meeting or usual impatience.
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lion.
will-sea plea in: melee 3110 «I In Flanders the Allied position
a. all We. 1: some new has been improved further
M35”- NQWW- 3throngb3 the capture fit Morris by
W 1 J Fox of Brooklyn treesureromh Australian troops. erris is inn-3‘8
.3 We. “‘8 relented mm M I'- Churih Oi tfit fit! of Th. mm“ W!" who “"1"“ medinthy north of Meteren, takenI
L I W ‘8 m0? 0‘ "19 Hard- which Rev. '1'. L. Price was pastor in the “it" mm “ a. M at n" by Scottish troops last week.- Field
” «hm Sunni! C0- 0“ WW3“ several years ago. visited Mr. Price “in“? “m“ 3“ maths Moved Marshal Helg’ s nibbling in Finn-
enioying his ensue! ve- end ramp, on gun”. ,to New York city yesterday Mr. Car- tiers and Picardy is hgving in.
l m lotto “I “”910?“ ll “‘0 "We °' creasing success. In the "33mg
’ ' Miss Lucy Oldrte rendered a eolo st Jim! A- Farrell u Hickory Blufl Morris the Australians captureg3
Am Perri! returned ‘0 3’00“?" the morning service of the Methodist “‘1’ 169 prisoners and some tro3rli3c3
m after spending a weeke' ve- mm and um. mm“ P Rich The Nash Engineering company, at mortars and machine guns. e
gt M33130!“ of his parents. ardn was the and“ “Fl" “3 the are. its plant on the Wilson Point road, is Germans “a retaliating by bom-
“firm. 9801‘s! 1’9"“ on 99" ning service last and”. " ,mctlnl a Sense at the north lids of handing the new positions heavily
. itbn rectory. Many or the company’s Reports received i3n gtilckoiliiio
to indicate he a e
W ifll' canning. 31 10 do:- employee have cars and drive to their are said
Nowzi‘ghway signs have been erect- on. Ghiotto‘s, 13 Railroad avenue employment each day. and it is tor Boishevik government before arid
in- finite-well- to shot motor- M 15”,. 1e. “It"?! " ,ihcir benefit that the since is being armed uprising of workers The
to AM beet ponds to Bridgeport. W ierectod. 3mm is d?fiyogctflniiigassies to
'e sips are easily visible to the- The household goods of Tax Collect-' merican an 1e K
rumpus“; pointed rug. ni- “31mg, Bates. ‘M may broke An appeal in soon to be sent out nssia. have reachfld ftnndehmr having
tlvogcolors, orange letters on a up his home. will be sold at auction minutiae! churches liege tor the volt hteglgfigeyirhfll Votiogiia by the
‘ tonic. t 1 111.. attire residence “11 90" s or one you 11 serves 0
k ‘muid— on om; “.22.. ' 1 i women between the em or as m as Bolshevllt government which W;
rit’y. L’Hommedleir is spending 1 '

. (or canteen work (or the Y__. it. .c. a. all that» to (1031331.; to 15:23:58? is
mower vacation at the home all Contractor Jehm! Rnreck. of Siam (overvicepn the other olden. This is firings? 3 neveA 13:33 angel
mes Mr. and Mrs. Denie13 ford. has completed all the' stores and the opportunity for any women in 0
on, of illovran street. Mr. apartment: and public gangs in Dar- Roweyton or vicinity to volunteer and
Men redeem mil Jen. and has begun W oriental a do their hit ,in the greet cause or do
omit Hermon School, Mount two- story trick storehousenrith cleva- mccracy. noseyton has one young

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{torn lied: on the other side of the we“:
1 i doing her hit as a Red Cross purse
«seams Fred Farrington yesterday An exam-nettle tor Motel at end this lastopporttmity trill” prompt,
to his cm” at Fort Ter- Glenbroolt Fill, be; held dismount be taken advantage O! by some who
after a. 351d” leave or absence wins. 2% Blanks are)“ be .lirofifim ii have telt the cell to service.
eh m at his home on Fort 1 roameotelelbtookortram the W
one. Bandstand: will be i shad was CM! firm; We ~ nooii garden owners. and there was
"all. broke his linger while Emir Wm . 1:33“: 11:; 1111111321133th in ft.“ wear.-
7 w . ' W ., ueo eac ewmmenawere
e133: mm 31:31:: mm W ”MW 5‘99 ‘1' Bo earnestly arsed at the beginning or
mutilated on additional lssxe3 3"“?t “fl“mm Mrs.- “Win the 89850“. no disarmlntau in their
“ Whtmnt WEN “Wam19mewflm'
:- " " . inn 9W JWWtMMW Demure or the rrlivsiotuoe mag-5W-
"Ttrbacco 3111119 in the tons-linen :m m “1° sales or plant to. In man‘s men . '
.nrenem recluse: tor weeks: Ind mill with 911103138 3 5“ around the village the not. was:
Ganymede; Maryland. of mitowdtbem ‘~ '
11.- F383!» W W1 ~ M ‘ '
use omymbenr Pareto; suns diners.

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Mosotiw remain all their posts.
LONDON, Tuesday, July 30;;—
Although the Allth gains during
the past twenty-four hours my
seem .smeli, somao them had boson:
exceedingly‘ significant
graphs Reuter’ s aortas indent
the American front in tent“?-
chief {nature of rtbe recent.
ins. he says is: . ,
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Re ular Division also leatherette
tic as in action at Betgy and Cler-
gt's, where the crack German
Guard Divisions have been Monte
ed in recent fighting by American

The Damn “dry" comma" wm Re“ 19“ with the n“ W‘ m‘ianesle or beyond, and that Amerl- iimol’s
.cau success is ti step in that direc-

Generel Marcia announced the
formation in the United States of

Thomas Hopkins. . Wichita. Kane.

40; died of disease. 6; died or airplane
accident, 1; died or accident and other
muses. 5; wounded severely, 67; 'i 3 3
wounded. degree undetermined. 15:3“), W

Hardin, 1‘ Mo.
missing in action 24. Total, 194. .ank W H 910183 git”:
The list:

’Robert D. lone, Citoinfllie,0
IKULED If; ACTION

DIED room stat-LAN; ACCIDEN'H
Cerium Shem Milford. Built St- 1“ Lieutenant Paul 1. carrot-a, amp.
3m, Mice. also neon aoctnaur mo ovum
m” Lieutenant: . causes . 33 1
P. Drewter. Gwen Pub, Live. fleet Warren G. figme- WW}!
William 11 o. sooner. nut-om. a n. D c. . '
John W Home", Willi-mitten; N c.

(lricanls Burton, Droeltton. Mass
Delmar M. Eppstein, Farmer i‘ii),

, Privates
Patrick J. Brennan, Astoria, N. ‘1
Anthony Fields, Lebanon, Va.

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Thurston E Wood, Philadelphia
Thom H. You“ , W. In-

V’VV‘c‘

Henry F. Mickie. Roanoke. Ala:
DOME C. Munro, Kings Park N. 1.:

. . . . mo ruewouuoeo BEVERLY .

six more (humane, numbered from 3,” D_ Hum Hickory. N. c, Lien—Colonel John A. Crane. km,

15 to 20nd ‘6 be ioeeiod 3" CC” ”I 3" $310!. ML we _ 1

8:3.E"Tro$"i‘t§al"b 1me E Smith. Rockwood. Tenn. .. Lleutenente i
regs ., ., edge, ,3

t. tend Soviet, .s. o. a... in the,” 1.11 1 ‘Wlum v, Jeremiah E. Murphy. at Liberty street,

ease of the six diVisionsv wens

nounced’ last week, these widths;

built around two regular infantry
regiments in each case.

General March announced also 3

the conversion of fifteen biotin
'Armv cavalnry regiments hum
bercd from 310 to 315, into field ar-
tiller-y. These will comprise part

of the artillery units for the new
divisions.

General March had nothing to
reveal no in the extent of. the one
naitics sustained by the hAmerican
forces' in theoecontfi Gglit 35.11

,howevcr, that Per-
(thing had been ordered to cable
the casualties as received and that
these would be given out here at

,once. He added that there would;
when no distribution of casualties '
The over a long period hereafter. , ’ ..

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IN FRANCE, Tuesday, July

Cpptain 3Sarrett, a French aviator
has carried out the first expert»
meat on record of falling

,Ha dropped 800 yards with an: tun
brella twelve yards in diameter
and landed safely.
fiMfiTERDAM
,ersltnl von Eisithorn, . the -

headquarters from the (is

_ The fieldonnrebsi’a adjhte'nt.
ed Ce .;von

Knitter marge fromeKie an

ounces tlioi ’Flairllleizsbnl eon

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* Bridgeport, Conn;
,‘Jobn Ill. Wight. M01111! Pleasant, Pa.
Sergeant Arthur Bouley. Nashua, N. H,
Carpet-ale

.Ca 11 B Bumbam, Wolcott. Vt.
Emile Cormier. Millinocket. Mains.
Herbert H. Foster, Farmlpgton. Me
Arthur J. Hall, Gloucester, Mass.
3 Donald s. Johnston. McConnellston, Pa.

M H. Deleon. W113

Joseph 3.. Km: New You Git!

wintm mm. New York Cit!

11am Mae cleats. GowaomrN
C. "

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Fred B. Ashley, Sag! Cove. Maine.
Dennis Butler, Stillwali, Okla.

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Philip Cunningham. Gloucester. Mass. Coggnzvullam F Hess

nephews: .. W W
‘ Pa.

.nmermmm .KW‘ Privates

Richard Mam-st loan. mas.
zones nimfieenmleaeblm

.fleeeie comm nit
arrears «is. optimum n. .0.
m at. We. Mr Show

Daniel 1. Bradley. Philadelphln.
Ralph W. Campbell. Phfiadefphla. ’
Eli J. Cross, Great Works, mine.
Roy F. Edmnn. Bristol. Conn.
Glen Figaro, Sexton. In“

H ilson,Pl31iisdep a.
83:5“? Grant Hannlton, Made.
Axel Lilia, Quincy, Mass. 3 3
Thomas F. Normally; Marlboro. Han-1

' Joseph F. McQuade. Plainviile, Mela. .
.10th 3E. Maloney, Greenfield. Mall»;

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