_.. .. u...» «A ,
.‘x. .. .. .~.21.wm
'\ any on their line VOTE. hot to do so
must be liberally hacked timothy by
,thvvv‘w-«rwv -5.’.o
3
1
g“ 55.53
"02mm
‘
'. very anaemia thutul III m it
I is hoped will “tiling to do no.
l Mr. and Nina. Remy L. “Rowland
lhave Weds lotto: from their con.
(rival H. Sherron, at present at Wood? Hancock. M. alter including! I
bury. N. J. Emomh 3‘ hit? home bare on a hit-
HOML Milton. vim Enlist“ u a nu-
v—w—‘t—
Ilsa Clara Edmond, of the Hatch‘ ms. Ame
4‘ 5“" C9" ‘13 ““0”“ a f" d‘”"‘City, is Visiting with intends on Belle last fall. was unfortunate W. to
.iuedasthehndmmmym-
Ilhé Norwalk phonic who have hung
Cards have been metved from Per. Milton. who on Tuesday loft for Cum -
McNuily. of New lurk chinist in the signal m gym (30?ng
have but. patio ”Dillon; and \m
walla are Maven quickly day hr
day.
)1”. G. 1,9133% Mansfield live
one enteruincd‘irodzr the weekend.
her m3 hm James A. Kil'kwoou
of Hartford. not! Robert W. Kitkwood
of Woodhaven, L! I.
it is expected that not many Barton
.Eaturday.’ who; all who have reached
enroll; it is thought that there an
m ,émw’lsimd m. a 1“. a3.“ 1('ontract spinal meningitis and was
M . l . - ._ Tiaid up for weeks in the hospital, int
_ E. H. Taylor of Cave avenue is 6!» Norman Gadfrey, of Wilton, who owing to the excellent can and
*1; . ”lualhree weeks' visit with Hindi has been visiting here, will love next new ma ' out which they are using
all relatives in North Carolina. lMonday foi- amuleaf, Georgia. for the d ease, recovered and is lip-
l :parently in as good health as ovor.
Wartmann and Miss Lena Oakm resumed her (in. Milton writes that" he was xiven t
‘ Misses Minerva
«
1il.’ he is found to be inbxood condition
. t ,__.____, twill be tranfiferred 1to the flying fluid
Mos Mildred Baldwin returned ‘to Mr. and Mrs. [n.mg W. Clark. of in Mineola, N. Y.
(ggutixe‘h‘l ‘59 office 0' we Evenlnl Ponnoyer street, are entertaining:
no t is mowing, after a the Mrs. Ida Reunion, of Sedan. Kansas.
mks vacation.
.mts of relatives in East Norwslk. week, after an annual vacation.
I Mr. VIMch Entertain. Doom.
i In the Greek-American Boy Scouts
Miss Belle Crockett has returned “mp It Rolun Point. they are saving
to New Haven, after a visit with rel-I“ 10‘ 0f Complimentary thllxo about
atlves here, . tPeter Vanech of the Carleton Hotel
‘land the Oxford Lunch, and are telling
Deaconess Caroline Carpenter of
Row Haven is spending a tow days
with her parents. Mr. and ,Mrs. A. l".
Water of Gregory Boulevard.
1
' Thomas Hassott rumored to Suratofii‘lli’ for the week-end. Mr. Vanech in
The next Mill” meeting of the ,5, yesterday, for the remainder of vitod the company, with Na). flhores
I“! Norwalk lmpm’ement Asmcia- the week. They are to attend the and James Theolllatoa. to dinner at
u” “m behold on Tuesday afternoon. rodeo them. ilho Carleton, Saturday night. Thosu
September 3. at the Community Hall. .,___. l who know Mr. Vauech will realize
. . i ”Adlai! William (1. Smith, J12, to. lhIl they wore royally entertil'ned
W Norman Seymour who is W to his mm me U. a 3_ mm. After the dinnor, there was n. parade
'8th with what was formerly uls am. after an o'gmd” ion"? of ‘n. in wb'ch 1(2 nirmhvrs of the local
“Will ’0" m. Mini item when he uncut at bin home at GNP-k Wiely took Wt-
Iulund. has "tn-nod to bin “in" a}. [36120 island. the 800th attended aorviro in the
w t '0?! (arm M u 5‘ Greek Church in Pacific “Net. oral
June on Cove avenue. how: they were made very welcome.
dulled m Now HM," we, anondin‘: 3' There are no more loyal people in
day or two at tho he”. of Hi par. ‘ this t’lwn than the! crooks. Thev arc
min. 1“; and ""4 Franklin much, heartily sunllort'n'z the Allied can».
'9, tho “31.”. 11c“. » 1and a couzztle'uble p'onilrt'on of (N
., .-_,_ young mop who went from lure ‘n‘o
Elsie Whirl". of 3.5?de m‘lltnry service are 0! Greek birth or
M ”l Illi‘f‘nllil'fi. Th'nw who remain at
t
l
Mint Lynch on Named ‘1 his
A Ming amount at w work
wan “plated yeiifdrtiay aftenoozl
who: the xrrmllom of Cl; East “or-
walk Kathi-crematil Annotation out at
M~®munltl Illll for their result?
item lowing SE: :tlcr.
‘KI'I.
rtreet. writ e‘ertrd pianist ilt l
wally mn'and order or Douuhielal
of Erotic, wh'ch won omitted by
'adioii of lrottioh descent in
Men's llnll, Nowralh. loll week.
1Moneimi mill be the scone of a
m tumult: N!!! on may
«_ m; “on ti 9 with: ladios of tho
wfill? m club 33: lm‘ there. The mom—
1 Woodmen- Manda will to prone-i
. all... numbers and a very pleasant.
, ceiling and tempting rout are u
m.
Tho committee which is laid-tint-
II: tho “Quintin o! m J's-cure "“"""
Wk. In Ill-flint: pm‘ m“ u Into on W! event! BREW
, mud that before long do “for min Hoyle! of Wu “rm. who
.‘ filial; a with“ hfl‘fi ”a. wan mounted to leave with a few
h4,. W marl. Phil-oi“ Ming p, 5pm MN! m G "Vim, ""
g m in aqua: my 5.; Cam» (10m. in" York. rmalved
”QMM mwnorudmuaolml AW
_ . 1 'M 3“
Tomorrow will bit "3"“ M ‘ _._...._.. ‘
memo: Country Club for the ,0. rampant" “on to u out.
Wmlltal. no day when. tit. of doors loci “in: remarked that
Ammonium“ M11118 never had vb» can a non bountiful
1 w1ud1lhoilurtu|wflm nirltt. The moon. which in mostly
I! wt to be 00mm.” m, volt. mm. advent-mu a
mailing fill the Mioaln charge my“ allvery moon. while the won not. a
“manual“.um m. M‘hhm II Bum
”WV“? krmm m
"u l” “m9 In charge at- the
WWW 1Olub' from 10 o’clock “in
M- In the .oi‘temoon, '1.
Rod hold that than are only time. or four
than familiar in Standout that do
0.-.- no own floaty honds.-~Btamford All-
non or Mr. and vocalo. ‘
«(Tharloti Arnold.
Mrs. Herbert Arnold. or
stmot. of the radio “with. in
more." ana'wrttao that ho is onioy- Hickory mutt. has been iii-art catty
l'l' tim "'ch and iii glad that he can. completed, and the one hm odd
uo‘h'lii’bil. man who have been ample". there
have boon released for othor do“
A lam proportionofthaun no
rurinxwork ind!“ Wk hit»
1*
auction of war malarial». M0
doro “well has the ”an“ album!
place in-thlapnn 0|than
is expound that». m w
donoo will be convict“ h D II!"
limo:
Charles H. m of now”
lost purchase?! six W of «In»
f
V. Chaim or NcwRoclieiio. and
h our to m of the mad. on
lending from shore to shore and be-
in. Mindod'on the other ’1‘ aid»
by property of Alfrod, Memo. the
New York broker. who would the
fine reliance than five or Ill yours
ago. There have bean rumor: that
the United states governm'bn'l in-
tended to tote over this island. but
W this could not be verified today. it
The Christian Endeflor “million might be and for ship building or
of the Rowayton Baptist Chine“ wmomunuiacturliig purposes. ii German
hold 9. 1300111181“ picnic WWW“ 9‘“ internment camp or for housing at
emu at the par-outlier “warm shining Beam cmployos who are
avenue. it ill hand the picnic will be engaged in this section.
well mulled and all "members are
asked to ho on ma ' i
inuttn. oi Okluhoma, who are station~'
.‘W Chile in, ed with the aviation corps at the Min-l
lcola. flying field. visit on Sunday; .
' ‘ ith' Mr. and Mrs. Wil iiun C. Smith.
. menu“ ”cannon FAREs‘w 1 4
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.4—The s at. their bout: atheile Island.
. , l
13.”? Railway Gonna, WW Notlco anxious in another column
‘ m authority by the Inter advertising a public auction on the ‘
“More. Gemini” to in« premises at the m9 William .n Ray-l Mrs. G. E. Clapp is spending a few
mm mm” was between points mood. on Thuroday. Afloat 29th.. at- W“ at “WM 1* 1*
fl “‘5 "“9 in Massachusetts and 10 o‘clock a. m1 The list of articles} "““”"
Me Island Provided the fares do to he mm of is 13,139 and the George Cantrell of the United Slates
not ‘exceed those charged on fade!!! sale should interest a large number. Marines in at home on... ten-daya' fur-
Wled lines. of Rowayton people. laugh. 1
Thu llhode island Company. by an.; .
W order of the commission. was Karly E. Scofleld, of Highland avc~ , Mrs. Frank DeCourcoy and her chil-
“9‘ l0 adopt none huh-between one, one of the fourminuto speakers i dun ll!" returned from a 19W dOyB'
melee and Masculine“; mum, for the coming Liberty bond cgm-‘vislt to glow Milford.
'1 were remanded by tmcial planning the Speaker at the Regentll
m'n report to tho Rhoda Then!” on Saturday evening. Mr. 1
~ General Assembly in March Scotleld iii an unwitting speaker and
took iot- sir-sublet». “loom-tin of
W" {Rostrum-es," and, in spit. of the limit-
. ., ,lNTMiM‘ra nv GOVERNOR ’ed amount or lino given him. four
rumor .Mf-H. Holcomb. has up- miaoiu. blow out some very new
" Ulysses 0. Church. of Wat‘s-fuels ‘whloklet lilo beanie. thinkin-
"than" divil'urvlao 0.13.3 . 1- 1 1
tot- “my“. “(In tempt Emsmumumnnloelr for the
l. ' 5' card My M*mw.1lolt~bald It
can mm", a mm”... the Community Billion Fright-oven
git-1mm. of translator: mount W: W ll»
owner of
mm minimum in u. mmmm Mum Th9
lav
l liar-h Thatch“. formerly a real-
dont hora. whole he ran the store at
the corner at unlucky direct and
lilo-nylon that”. but now of New
Maven. iii the lineal of Mr. and Mrs.
Mill Crockett. of 'Rowaytcn ave-
one.
I
“Mono Van Covering of Greg-
.. or: Boluom'd. loft this morniu'to re-
sort It 8:» Hospital Nu i. at ulte-
wou‘, H. J'. ”in VOA Giovanna has
«hall nodal-ooh tor no» $1!»th it
M In! until restart!” the it". re4
cum nomination iron the govern-
m‘ofilolahi at Washington to roport
V but} at Lakewood where she will be
Medium assigned to one will preé
. MW in loosing for notivo duty in
* Moo Mia Van (towering lisp re?
W the commuting of her hosts
.ltf Minds Who all until: in victim her
tum of luck and
”I Wow-”W”.
nnmm ;
Alva
v—c-t'
Lieutenant‘Percy Henry. of Louis-
ville. Ky. and Lieutenant Edward
tilt
‘-
r ~--.~v—.i‘-
Miss Elsie Hohman of Stamford has
boon a visitor at the home of Miss“ Nol-
son of West avenue.
W
Mr. and Mus. J. ll}. William oi Gra-
cious street have been entertainlnl
uls- M. E. iR-eimcra of Brooklyn.
Gerald Richtar oi Manuela avenue
returned yesterday from 8. Weeks
vocation trill Inland at Maid.
N. J. ‘
wallow“!!!- "Weeds of. “I; mnwiil,mhaae Mr. and Mrs. 1. 39°03." of m.
3'41““! :3 1p.gimloku1lor mutant htorwalir boys tui Pool Road hat been. «Wu
' ‘ 1' ~‘Mflwvlvmwm “WWW. Im1m and
‘ WWW owl m with“ W
Mr. and Mrs. “'illlam C. Smith andyy’hifl I fine time thoy bad in this"
On Sunder ‘
homo have contributed zonerounlv to . _ .. .. ,
mme'a‘l welfare movemrnto. art 't in NW": damnation“. thair equlmilent!‘
few in town of that age. but these few
Will be obligod to go to Norwalk rs '
l the enrollment, not to the town hall' in
‘1 Darla-n. ‘ 3
‘COMMISSION FOR LA FOLLETT‘.
l CHICAGO. August 21,—xPhilip La-
,l‘olletlo, In at “Iliad States Senator
Agnes Stand 0: New Haven are the ties at the Rowaytun post omce, this 11113731031 ethlnodon DD hiday and Lull‘ollette. of Wisconsin. is unionclhel -
two hundred students 'at the Fort Sher-
idan Ollicers’ Training Camp who have
been recommended for a commission
‘.it iwu announced today.
WILL PRESENT
; cow KEYS roa
‘ NEW HOSPITAL
(Continued from First Page.)
John hit-Mullen. president oi the build-
lng and executive committee. in to»
cognition of his untiring energy in be-
.lllllf ot‘ the institution and it... sells!"
ous contributions of both time and
money. With lhll key i'rostdenl Mow
Mullen will npvn the liotpitiil to tho
public for all time.
The entertainment committee will
provide music. rpoallu old decora-
loan. and other features. accurdults to
a program to be laid out by illi‘lll and
caverns the three days. A large nun
bur 0i visitors are expected. it is the
hope of the building and executive
«animal: that every cittien of Nor‘
walk any visit the lioapital uu.lil.,'
l.“ “11:4 .8. quid“. 'lllo .vcoptlon o.
1
‘ m.» ‘Hm'nvl‘
the Hospital ca inspection tours will
l
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g... ...
bl preliminary visits to the mm.“ -
m mammal with tho matron. in
%
old um.
The delegates moon! last night took
round... 0. .-.
tract tho room. and continual. recall--
ul cu tor, t...“ “a
Crockett . The outsldo work “an tho nxton- Dmitri of every foothill-'0! the institu plain. no» continuum. and Now: all.
“ovttl' aha astute of Jason A. mu. at lion. from the model homing pan! to tho rlclro‘of all the monuments of the
the roof, which is accessible, and pm
"at! it an. View or Ntmo‘h and vi.
claim A summit with the eye in-
dicate: that the roof is as bull or
higher than tho top of at. ll: 9
church PM: ov door attic
Homily to II ml mw rio-
Wflufi U“, 'MUK'IM
field county. mt! wll 3" ll “0 W mafia it in tho opinion of loan tho bofl was hidden under a m of»
that visit iii
,Wofié‘uln with lhlullIiJOd‘N‘ M
not on
» thallium a do building
but will be charmed with tho lit-um
at our city that will spread Elliot. in
Duluth them.
In opening tho tooling. misidmt
m. it» ucuullen cam in» apprec'atlon ulna-a who: he marble- m ob-
ol tho lama attendance. the an:
of many new faces and th- ‘Wi'h'll to.
hmd on 8n“- lllsnd- R ha been teml and enthusiasm «all. its no “r
owned loo-any item in In. Undo ed that thin via-1th continually rii‘uir, A
on main boil w tho ”on:
om: of the comm-lfi for tho urac-
ol' all. in oponin this lnr‘tt'w
was desired that e committees in
ohm should be ropreuntalivo of all
our people.
boys will register in the draft next.
their 2131 birthday since June 5 must 1
l .
Peter Foley. ”not: Mark
H» moaned the \lce- Henderson. Alma Goldsohmidt. Leo Dr. A. Wadsworth. Miss Pauline An- 'hund’ed and ”van...“ 3...!“ of
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TM: is f i.‘ .ti'.‘t.'llt.’ (3‘ r: sun's." i f
WV!“ 9:) Prof. ('adorili, lilo ‘
Mineral lichen .irlilptcr who
a [fruiting in this (entity [or his
armament on Italian art.
TM will crush: {.151 dccl with
Ct! 63:33“! if (1;: interior (I list
Chit-1:3 ff 5!. Mark will {It 13m.
W group (‘I slalrmr. i':c rriitffir,
the Virgin, .i‘f. Him-:5 rs} IL:
Roche Alarm-s,
\
The [Title 1
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l
. . . . . . .
‘ 'llte Charm oi fit. an, cagtlall;
the Ducal (haul of tile Dot s, was
y" 3‘ the Vi comma and finished
in the X ' Century. it is the n ls! cont-
V
a.
mundane period. ,
t It um dedicated to St Mark only
M in the Xi Century. the ‘v’onctfzms
which Orient tho bdy o tho cele-
M Mali» and broad; it in tri~
unlit-thatch lllnuidt‘11otiztorder
to m in discovery by the Turks;
l
fins-Man‘shmd
Mound: Milton's».
. m Milo a. “mi; iur ill: tutti.
"elk—Item Mandolin-
mmhtohlmdloluonbthe,
”.mnwhhmdm The
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90mm
mm Howard; chutes Wino
. {helm and flow M.
Comm... l
M.
no om
IlfS'li Mark's Church
h, 7
per and antique green. ha. been protoc-
tcd1with a molding
mattresses of veg wood and sand bags.
The bronze homes hvlng boo-i
moved n (20ch in I previous aru-
vlq and ail the value. pit-nacho nod
WMMuum-onmn
o
. 1W...“—
sit
0cm or sr. mats lit Walls
AFTER
lined. no longer mist; to replace a
damaged portion. therefore, I! is neces-
nry to detach I slab of Mountable
andi it in thinner contour. and so
obtain the modcd caudal.
The reclaim iii—dc with all 3;: col-
titans 0 WWW. of mounting of los-
ml with
If?
lance: of lead. .
It was originally proposed to protect
1: whole W by a huge iron roof.
fiom‘lhe
.t ‘ wmmyoi- ..«. . «none;
“sh-MWW
sub-soil of St. Mark's Squaw consist»;
of mud and taller and twilld lloi haw
supported the added weight.
.. l‘llerc is sill something of the former
p.ciurcsquencss to the Changed and all
most. dented St, Mark 5 Square.
Feeding the pigeons in St. Mark's Square ;
is one of ill. «tacit! Vow“ most,
ircqumtiy‘plcturcd {or Anions. . 'i‘iic
pigeon; are still there and the pcddicr,
of («do for tho pigeons is 5:12! there.
7&1 “.3 Coke. Width! adhered to for
the Vania-is. has not yet been cxtcruicil;
tout-MUM. thou-W of the cum
which-1am com beforo the bcnudful'l
square can strip itself of its ugly pro- L
militia W the vudah' bombt- l
The pigeon: t flair accustomed food i
from h g, M and soldier: 1
who mu ton mm delight in this '
was rejected. however, because the
H
a..- . -._..._..m.,.,. ,.
«vim “tumult-mat Motto. 14min attrition. Ru. u. n Stoop. -m
: Mrs. P. A. Rev. l. h. loopy. lav. L Ric, Louis to annually Nubian his who and
900'“. Dr. IL conch. ”v. A. N.
ultimo EWmMTJ. Ill-ml
metal mum.
\to moon of this debt.
m. »
W” almM’W of tho
Baud M. in. Richard Carroll. 1m haul. of the Mom. n 1m. and
lira Henry Lockwood. Rev. Danu.:throauh the communal of tho two
president of the committee. John “4w Dull and Anu- McDonald (West-fidrows. Mrs. M. N. May-elicit. Melvillolimg society. and 01 “quwm pk-
nrtgh. to take the chair and lend his
knowledge in aiding in the «Motion
oi the committal. ln taking the chairl
Mr. Cavanagh recounted briefly the
services given by Mr. McMulien in
forwarding the progress of the new
Hospital, and paid a tribute to hiv lino
civic spirit and donoroaity. lie called
attention to the tool that Mr. McMill-
lou'u interest wu “Militia and hour.
ing. that every meeting found him pre-
sent. every detail of the work was not
too unimportant to receive NI porno»
sl attention. He said that the people
of Norwalk owed to Mr. “(Million a
debt that they could never reply. and
the assemblage applauded heartin and
gavo the president a plenum ovation.
The solution of oomuitleos woo
made by tho ddmlfl and the cow
plots that appears below. Ab “160°11-
cluiilon of this work. Mr. Mellen ro-
sulnod the chair. and called all the
counsel of the committee.
J. Watch. to speak to the audience.
Judge Walsh said that he had not ex-
pected to speak. but hil nddms was
most eloquent had an inspiration to sit
present. He pictureddho conditionfl
moiety today as a man in his deepest
sleep just before his awakening. and
said that the‘ wave of democracy that
would awcep over the pooh” In I
slim-t time would be. so revolutionary-
» to sweep away all vwvlmlfl We“
of mnu's duty to his tellow man. tl
is this that is the final test of our cul-
ture, religion and (initiation. Wllhl
1 are we dot“ to: our lotion will}: N0!“
rwalk has meted an institullnn mill.
in the opinion of experts. is equal to
any in the Stain of Connecticutxand
one that future magma? would on-
ior endpoint‘ioiw _ on .
The following ate the committee.
.oe'lectfil; ‘ ‘O m” .
* .Gonoral E utlvo omm .
John McMui’lzpii...ohairman: Dr. Do
"(I Mace. on a nice T.
Dlmonil, gnawgtliam J. Emilia“
Lamont 1 1 ,slrphy. : .
(immune John J. Wotan. Samuel
nonlinear and Henry ‘8. Lockwood.
[loam Dommo.‘
1 John Manitoba. chairman: F. n
In!“ (W tml.‘_llv..Wiluapi J. Tra-
it...” . much:
a.“ I" . . . . . ..
«as. Harry " oily. P.- limb.
g ..
v
J EB
,iim
port).
' humiliate!!! Mum».
or (Wootport), Mrs. Lillian Nowitirk.
Edmund Breese. Mn. Daniel Tunney.
Charles Mutation (Silvermlno). John
Gmolle. Clifton look, J. M. Liohtann-
oer, Poof. Edward Sims, In. Henriet-
ta Wakefield (R. l‘. D. til). Samoa!
Kama". Mr“. T. l. Raymond. MrllJolin
Blayloch. Rabat C. Hillard. J. Emory,
Stevens. Mrs. F. E. mull. Ind (Wm
~rortl. Hm Ballln. Clara Kimball,
Young (Connondole) and W. H
der. r
; Rocoptlon commuted.
‘ Mrs. L. A. unionist? chairman;
dlea’ Visiting Board (Not-walk Hos»
tall. Wives or Mothers or moisten.
Wiveo or Mothers of Phynilonns and
Miss Mary H. Bodine.
Mutt“ Committee.
lBoyloy, Dr. W. H. Baldwin, Dr. J. Oo-
that. Dr. Goorgc Kendall. Dr. (loom
Porter memo Brown, oh‘oirllnl: term. Dr. Russell Morgan. Thoma
Mrs. Rood Havilaud. In. J. A. Thay— Canty. Dr. C. Chasm". Rev. Goo. 'l‘ee-
ple. Dr. G. Fawcett. Dr. J. Newkirk.
Dr. D. Hitchcock. Dr. W. Hitchcock.
Dr. 11.x Kuhn. Dr. R. E Pordufi.
Dr Mabeile Perry. Dr. Henry Shem.
Dr. w. J. Tracey. Dr. A. Turner. Dr. J. '
Vollmer. Dr. Fyfe (Saugatuqk),
Hoil‘ecler (New Canaan). Dr. Gloria
Cavmgh. Michael Howard. Andrew (New Canaan). Dr. O'Shoulhlemy
Collin. Thomas McMahon. Robert (New Camp). Dr. Noun .(Weat’ort).
Dr. Morrison (Woman-t1). Mrs. Philip
Knapp. Carl A. Huntrom. Mrs. {gut
as
. v35. Helen Betta, Miss Mary Beard. Miss
Madeline Miller. lilo Anna Hipsu.
Dr
Stevens. Mrs. R. '1'.
Prowltt,
“minute Gotham. Kin Elsie Kunoa
w -
L... Mril. apenoer Adams. Miss Ethel Grey,
M
Mrs. Charles
"I. Elton Baker. Mrs. D. Momma
Wimplhelmer, E. J
Thomas; Dr. Frank lcnmngest.
will. Dr. Notion (Dorian). Dr. Bishop
(will). Di't A- lumina (Stanfield)
. . Obll Sherman Hoyt
l Assisti Reception Committee.) 1“”? ll! town J
lichert ‘6? Hanford, chairman; and lira. Craflord. "n“ 1““ Jen
* In. Arnold Schlact (Wootport)
A. Simpson.
Hone lry Reception Downtime.
P. W. rocks. James A. Farrell. Mrs.
Frederick animal-d. Mrs. Morison Mo
Mullen. Mrs. Henry Price. Rev. D1“!
Donn. Rev. 1.. B. Howell. Dr. Robert
Wolfo. Mrs. Lou Green. Dr. Arthur
Baldwin, Dr. G. Mullen, E. W. Quinlan.
Rev. H. E. Sims. Miss Mary Bodine,
Barry Ken . John Mollullen. Mrs. F.
‘13:. Lewis ostpdrt). Rev. J. Thong
son. Rev. H. Anderson. Mrs. J. .
Thayer (Wootport). Dr. W. C. homing.
Miss M. K. Jennings, Dr. F. McLaury
(Westport). Rev. G. Dokus, T. 1. Ray-
mond, Rev. E. Memos». Mrs. F. A.
lane, Rev. John smploton. Dr. T.
Scanlon (Georgetown). Dr. C. Bonan-
=nan. Mrs. W. J. Tm. Mrs. E. Mc-
'Grogor. Rev. C. Vnhistroia. Mrs. Dud-
.ley Raymond. Rev. J. B. Wei-nor, W.
W. hector. Rev. 1". Coleman, Roy. H.
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E L- Wilson, Charleo‘Dimond. A. c. When)“:
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Dr. Dan sl simian. Mrs. D. A. Sal-
tron). E. T. Redford
Home» nmsl. Dr. J. G. Gregory, J.
.P. “Rafi-1M; Dr. I. l. Burnoll. Dr. I
.Ooterbanlm. Dr. 8. 1!. Huntington. Dr.
'J. A. Meek. Gen. Rundown“, hit-a.
‘L. A. Lohmior. Mrs. R. 8. Anubiw’
'cl'oumln. Dr. H. I. Went. Dr. T. 1!.
Bradley. Rev. E. Boon. Mrs. 1!. W.
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lull.
' R"- Hakm (Westport), 1“"- Chas- has already shved civiliation and‘tree
vivid Spoon. In. not doctrinal! of the ., y
' war - {mt French he‘ro 1nd
' “ int-rim colonic-tine
Wimpfheirner. Mrs. Charm Dimohd
John Milne, Mrs. Henry W. Gregory
in; F. A. Vaunureu.
Mrs. Edward
‘trlotlc organizations who howd‘fltmdy
volunteered to help in making May-
an Day I amt am. it io'oxpoct-
ed that it will he manly chanted in
every tity in the United Shin. The
'call, which is signed by Charles Stew-
art Davison. chairman of the society’s
bond of truatou. Iayl:
“it seems vuy right and fitting that
Americans should honor tho m and
memory of Infayotle ' on Swtmbcr
6th out of the gratitude that is strong,
that will never wither or did in the
heart of American, and l urge all pa-
triotic American“ do their mt tow-
ard seeing that iris day is Bttlnilly
obacrved throughout the country.
Through Lafayet and his devotion
to our cause. 1 on on an Bolted
gluten foul» dwghmmmfl
orhlayn. tin to \ 1
lion nnd indemdondo of the strug-
ilix colonies «as realised and the
, hotly ‘of 0. whole contimt‘ “med.
1 "1‘01!~ ay as we plan to colt-hm mp
blah at Lafayette. binocular/y lim-
ing part once more in a war of indt»
renounce. a war which will save. and
1]
l institutions fromttho menace of autoc-
' racy and militarism. The Battle of
the Kama. fought and won by way
Lockwood. Mrs. William Young, Misc 6““ WWI. Joflre, makes 0; tho
that Callaghan. Mrs. Henry Harris
rs. Noah Barnum. Mrs. Robert Horn m
MN.
1Wilfred Bodwell, Mrs. Joseph Mch
‘roy, Mrs. Daniel Tourney. Robert G.
_ Mitchell. Mrs. E. G. Morph: Irving
Byington, Npresontlng Elia; Albert~
Rose. representing Knights of Colum-
Jur: Huh McCarthy. representing St.
Mary‘s church; Frank Loosen. repre-
and A. G.
Methodist
unlit. Mrs. worse Dykoman.
seating First Baptist church,
Wheeler, representing
church.
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insular
our» 0.0!-
United Staten-OI 8:9 birth or La
0. tho
of)“ ..
'lr.
Ulilwl’SBiliii
now Your. hugs-t 23.4»: p the
thmshout m
MW 6.. at the
6th day of September 9 dag: memora-
_ c not only in the histo; .. our coun
try but in the annals ll oiviliuilon.
in this year we are preparing in Home 1.
'modicum to pay the immeasurable
debt we owe to France and French»
man.
1 "it is the hope of the American De
fence Society that every man, woman
and child in the United States mill-be-
come interested in perpetuating . La-
fayette’s memory. We urge that stat-
ues of Lafayette be decorated through-
out. the nation on September 6. ‘ '
‘ "For nearl' ya century and shall our
speech in America has evinced our
gratitude to batman and what-ho
stands for. Now lot our aotv on Sep-
tember ll attest the sincerity of our
.words."
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showroom, .a my
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