nouns":
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t RWAL
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l
home on Bette Place.
an that Side.
Mt Yeungs, oi the Naval R9-
flkfic Pelham Bay Training Station,
' a pleasant furlough
home on East avenue.
Hill Barbara M. Becker, 0! New
M City, is the guest oi" East Side
,Iuntlves.
, he regular mid-week services at
» ‘0 Advent Christian Church will be
‘jfld this evening ‘with Rev. G. M.
Connie, the pastor, in charge. ;
" V A good attendance is expectedat the
”walk Country Club tomorrow,
. m the ladies will new for the new
Mini.
May Smith, a. well-known East
.fl. Luke’s Hospital, in New York, tor
‘ “mt.
'1 hrs! number of East Norwalk
men and women are expected
* teach, tomorrow evening.
“It is being held under the auspices
fluke Que Es Club and all are assur-
m that s. tempting repast will be
.W'ste
Ont, Fort bliss, Texas, has writv
, I file following interesting letter to
_ author, Mrs._A. F. George, 0‘
. treat. Trooper George writes
, gym tutltmting story of the life or
' U ml! trooper in Texas and speaks
l the long “hikes" they have. He
*6 ”lions receiving copies of The
W and how_welcome they are
“Inn.
1 'M miss. Texas, August 15. 1918.
“I! “other:
““1 have so much to say I don't. know
_ View to begin, but here goes. I re-
_ “wed your last letter of July 26 and
1 “i very glad to‘ hear from you. I am
‘, h I new troop now, Troop B. and as
__ 'm as I got here i made out it
wally allotment slip for you and
«M let me know it‘ you received it
' 4“ not.
Whoop 3 had just come back from
hem- tiuty when 1 Joined it and
l“fill two days we were ordered to
* on O. lull pick on our saddles and
"h m months: at 7 o'clock we pull-
tflmotcuaponses atuoltlite to
~ m m. Tens, and we did not
i” fink until 3 o’clock yesterday ut-
" . Believe me it was some
fie. We went throuizh the desert
um Into to itio auntie country.
. down to
and [film 1 at doing pretty good.
Now, mother, ii I don't triitc so you
_dfl't worry. been“ it is only when
,1 can't that 1 don't send you a letter
every week.
‘CW, New lexieo some time
next molth'end I don'tlmow when it‘
will be. but I am going to try and car-'
ry some paper and enveloped and a
pencil to write to you.
. . you some letters it we stop at
”‘1 Albert Dunn ‘3 5911011811 ll! It place where we can mail them. I want
we fiorenee Ericaon, of New Ha- bike, which I think will take about
was I recent visitor with friends 18 days, I will have a lone list 0! ,
letters to read. # ‘
back after a long wait and gets a let:
ter, he just goes oil into a corner
Forces has resumed his duties- where “‘0 one can bother him.
spout “ use when I go across the pond, but
‘Ition’t think I will go right away. SeY.
mother, I wish you could send me
a.“ resident, has been admitted into ‘
nois George. Troop B.'
tew Come sateen-elem er BEFOIE NOION. THE
trolls in the woods this tab is conch: KEY TO THE W Hum
sively sxlrn by the tact that the up GERMAN LINE WEST
11"" W I” n
.‘ very scnrcefoznd by the tort. that lhe" 01' THE SOMME
bur-”195 in shotgun and WW (Continued from First Page.)
has fallen 01!. l
t
The patriotic supper ‘and rug sale,liyitg.
ot the Ladies’ Aid Society at then» the
Methodist Episcopal Church, held inlof Sciences.
the chapel yesterday evening, attract-{been rcptirtc
ed a large attendance. and was socislv past few/days.
wuuyonsedlh-CW'
the blow launched by General;
The same may be said to
situation on the hills northl
Little. progress husl
d iii‘tbis' sector for the,
Last night’s Ger-3
We are going on a long hike to
C
send
any
I will
- ' ' ' . " bowcrt-r ttildl
1’,“ to write every week. just the. ly and financially very gratifying man ofit‘lul report, _ I z 1.
same so when i get back from the The chapel was attractively decorat- of the french reaching tit lid-i
' ed, and the supper menu and service tenu north of Jui’iguy, but Slidi
elicited high praise. they were driven back. _ l j
S a -
Noyon, it would appear, 1
A party trom New Canaan attended most untenable. it would seem?
the patriotic supper at the Methodist that a retreat by the enemy toward?
Church yesterday evening. including Chauiiy, farthest east, is almost
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Paskett. iniixissililc. ,'i‘be railroad leudiugl
Mrs. Coe. widow of the Rev. Dr. Coe. east of Noyon now its under direct;
oi the Collegiate Reformed (,‘hurCh. fire from the French guns. The;
New York, Mr. and Mrs. William 8. only remaining avenue for a (lcr-l
Adams and son, of Washington, D.,uiaii retreat appears to be theE
0., Mr. and Mrs. William C. Paimerdiiortbcast toward lluin. Mount Re-
ud, a height which stands as a
Professor and Mrs. Clifford Rail, Mr.’iia
and Mrs.Fred Banger, and Miss Hazel sentinel to the southwest of Nay-t
Benser. it)". now appears to be uiitflaiikett'
. ——-————‘ Lend, therefore, useless as a defeii-l
The diver who is working on the sivc position. l
Mshoning, the steam freighter thst‘ There have been-no reports ofl
went expound on Roton Point. mtch- fighting irom Lassigny north to!
ing up the hole made in the starbusid the Somme. . . l
side of the ship, is attracting much at Allied NOW! 011 ”19 lZOflnile;
tent,“ and each d,” iuuny boas N front from Solutions to Yprcs con?
. l ' t ‘ I ‘
out of the m.” 1“,“, ,0 see him work tiiiut to tone the (it l‘lliilllh back!
in his wonderful diver's suit. which and the enemy appears. tumble to;
“mm m cumbersome to ‘00 at bub stay the attacks which increasing-
which ,5 just the proper weight under ly threaten the stability of his dc—
, , fcusire system in France
water. The host will soon be able to - '
( - . iti is it.
be taken to it drydock for repairs in four sectors 0“ "l l u
tier Marshal Foch lil‘t‘ hitting the
- German positions for good tritium
b n . .
Ritecrgrérarztregf'ngngl'ycfn. l lllefitvl lllt' (it-rinuiis want to snort :
gralulations of their friends today we men needlessly to defend part-
ly outflankcd lit-tits it would tip-
upon their excellent work at the Mss- . . ‘ ‘ f
sell tire on “ovum“ Imus yesten pcuntlic tini_ iii Qltihi' .it build or
an enemy retirement.
day. The men were culled out yesn . . _ . , .
terday noon to tight (pie of the worst ‘ 'l'lie security ”i_ Mam] and the
“I“ ”my have ya encountsred. when! about it set-ms iiitist_ pre-
When my mm“! u the “we mp carious es the itruut-tt of Generals 1
house was entirely in (lame. but with 3mm" and blullgln pr“. ft"...
”we“ enemy they "at ‘0 work usrd froiiithc south and west. The
d fl r re ted efforts sue on manner of the French blow hero
. l3“ «lull: mg?” under controtl A» also includes the German position
MFS- Kerry Gllllflil I'ld dauxhtcr though the top floor of the house We! {ggalllwtobllbl‘llfndu 50mm)“ and l
Miss Bessie. at Brooklyn, are spend badly burned, the 0mm ""0“”? Genezal Brit ‘ .stpccwful at.
in: a few do” with relatives in would have gone up in flames had it lack bet . :1 ill) [1‘ llll A" 9'
Springdsie and in South Norwslk. not been {or the prompt renponae and “'9'” f ti 3 . n
'W. - " mm“ work 0‘ the tin lad m“ ‘npparciitly is aimed at the import.
e ' ant base of Bapeume, and if driven
Another dry spell seems , l ld M k m
settled down upon this district, (WPAVW 0“ a" 3' enemyt“
When members °x the family “m tmsititiiisuiorth of tile Somme to'
termers are becoming worried about _ _ _
late corn and other into crops. .l‘nto the houls of John Flint ”033:? the Alla.“ Mm“). “I. British
on avenue, which has been cl ii‘ are Within four I ‘
W ‘. on f“ o , ,Bopsume,
tsome time, as Mr. and Mrs. Il'lint are from t e we“ *9
I "l Dflml‘v Mich. ”‘3 day ”emu" it. oontlti be. Furtli .i- north the
I I -—_-— dently were looking for valuables. The: With the fa“ 0f Lessigny and
moor was strewn with burned "Mich“ the high ground surrounding it,
her lover jaw. ; was called and looked over the prop- position to outflank lloye and Noy-
erty for clues. audit is understotid ‘ie on by advancing toward Neslc.‘
When a fellow gets
I will send You everything I can't
the South Norwalk Sentinel every
day, for it sure was great to get it.
i got the last ones all right and I was
very glad to get them. I will send
some more pictures very soon. Say.
I forgot to tell you that l have got a
horse now. His name is Bob and he
is the belt horse in camp. I will get
a picture of him as soon as I can and
send it to you. Well, I guess I will
have to say good live for this time
and I hope you will write just as long
a letter to me.
Your most loving son,
FRANCIS
Mrs. John Kramer oi Darieu is en
tertaining friends from New York at
her home for a few days.
to have ‘
and .
WM dlmvefld “I“ "‘9 ”W“ ”'4 British maintain the pressure
”99“ ”“9“ ““° ”‘5‘ "““d‘d "m“ which slowly is flattening out the t
: nob to bottom by marnuders who all Lyn salient.
and the place was in mt dlflol‘dfl- lthe (lermsu resistance in that re-
Mrs. William Cliiiord ls'reooverins AI hr u is known nothing 0! “l" gion is said to be relaxing. From
from the streets ot a small abscess ott- was token. Con-table Oliver 1. (2|er Lsssigny General Humbert is in o
w
MH- 3450“ 9! end Mrl- 101‘“ has his suspicious and developments'l‘ho French also are moving to-
P. Fitch Client “I day Tuesday, with are expected. 'wsrd Noyon along the west bank
mutt; Manda. l ,of the Oise south of where iti
rezi‘vcti tiw al- curves to the cult.
Southeast of Noyon, General
Hangin’s troops have reached the
three
l Friends here have
a”. Christian Gartman “‘3 “l 0" nounoement oi the wedding nil tit-tum
ennigbt visitor Tuesday with friends day last of Miss mm“. Hutch. dangle
"1 30““ MW“- t" at Mrs. Robert itutiti \vuuius at River Ollie mar Bontoiset
‘ Tokeneke and New rm. and Private miles from Noron. In the cefiter
A terse delegation of Norfleld mum wnmmy Much of 0,. cut. also they - have pushed farther
' I was a little homesick. be-
. " the country down tiiere is Just
.: ' dear ell! Connecticut. At night
m, M then out» than ma
1
’ to tint s troop of the 8th
outfit
audition-em.
“w our dog tents, led our
. Us. to tits picket line tutti then had NM." Co mm (mm. m
m to do but eat and so to 'Ml'fl until. 2:”qu the Bond
4.“ «to ground with one blanket “teem. I to “a“ mu”.
flee the horse blanket to lay oh'vlinbrovllil.
”flint his» it rained bucketfulls one, »
want not our .thinxs wet but whit, Stanton Muller has begun prepar-
ts“ event‘s sun comes up them”. hr the building
1!? 5'“ the ”l“ “d “I ‘ re"thouse. it short dimnce from the resi-
M‘eVerythlng is M dry “ . lichen of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Well, this is the way we went
um we arrived at Fort unn-
’fiannock ‘3 about 33 big 3‘ the family or Kr. and Hrs. ICharles
‘~ , second street and consists or Home: Nomm_
' “l?” ““995. 0“" 0' whichls the new member of the Why] have favorably known here,
“it!" ‘ mmtill- film by now returned nit-om the midterm several summers at rottenoite.
, about otwoodand is meld. Respite}.
I very tine building. and e rs“
CWl The marriage
like it We started back to this place and mu Gertrude Craft.
the next day and camped st or Stepney, is announced as occurring mun, where he has been. «out
.. which is a his city of about on Saturday last.» tbebome at the to, some um,
will rogues. n Wire M m: moo-ti canon, in. mi sin. wmuu mm. com am,
' the. 0 0mm. l Infill. n Craft, in Stepney. Miss onto ’wu “m. “0,, a ,l . -. m and mi i to Where“
. out are built at wool. not to, m rem . mm mile:- them “at to oumptgu;:mmm W Eu 8 8! d .
mum in “i; no It the boos trill Iodel School.
is
nib teat wide on nest titres
trestle». but Mica Very
sunset sin-mm when . w
unto. but it we was seed to
all i more“! vw: anon. ‘
til min: at l m we
nil nus-cl on m we
Gnu. mm“ "“ ‘°‘“‘ “MW“ nesting com. son or Mr. and sinfnol’fhhl'd WWW! the 0M, 0UP-
dlv moraine tor Peach baits. where mm“ Lynch of ”my,” Whm‘turing additional ttiwns and vii-,
they will hold their annual picnic. the wedding was unexpected its: a, lsges. General Mnngin is reported.
~: * m. “m the "u" people have hasn‘t" have increased by several thou-
ensmd lor some time Ind the affair sands “‘9 109000 Prisoners takenl
“a ‘0 have new“ ”on. w m up to Tuesday night. On the left
uy dently the event was holistic.) hy the fish which, If gm ‘mfld’
Rev. Charles W. Burt, pastor at the
i
l! . wou make not ble'th'e German
tram "N "3° "mm ”9“ ' m in" line north of the" esle,eneuiy ‘re-
i shortly for service overseas. The core “Mm“ lpparemly but held up
’ mony occurred in one oi the. Y. no.
rogresefor-tit merit.
Ashnts at e camp for engineers re p In the new (3)::- .ion north of
cently established nesr Wlshlimton, D.‘ ' ' .
C. The bride was in Washington visit- $231,332: gsgrfgslgfh mtg: 8313:.
2mg “‘1‘ ”mm" “mm" “m“ 9"” on e ten-mile front: and here
pie decided to be married. The tti't'dlr reached the AlberoArras railroad,
Another little son has arrived in was most romantiC. and only a few flogging it on the northern and of
Washington friends were present at the attacking front. On the north
ins. item tutti the ceremony. The bride is well end the British have advanced to Mer-
lmvllls BM!“ catel, which is almost on the old
Wh‘efi- Hindenburg line as it was before
she has many friends who are happy the Arm offensive of April, 1917.
, to extend their boat wishes. Private At Achieblg—Petit, on the southern
of Wallace Brown of Lynch who is a'inining encinbcr and end, the attackers are within four
who only recently returned iron miles of 'Biipeume . ‘
The Germans suffered heavy
of a new
lamest rancher, oi Bmd street.
who—s
l
on, .ihelr progress; ‘
l To atell' the Giurdi of St. Mark at
[a month now the Germans have
Mo»:%%&::
0 0
m “is
T CRUCiFlX MW MD Ti! STATUES PIOTFCTED ,r, ,
AGAINST AUSTRlAN
vAuDAUSM
swelling out under the shock of an ex‘
plosiou, breaks the force, and saves even
the" windows pllced dimly behind it.
It now seems certain that 'ii the Church.
of the Scnlzi whose ceiling painted by
Ticpolo was broken to bits when struck
by the bomb. had been protected inter-
nally by soft materiah, the masterpiece
might have been and. h is also known
that the use of straw mattresses was
adopted effectively in 15.30 by Michel?
angclo for the protection of Florence. '
Before the incode of St. Mark was
covered on the light of the 4th of Sen:
tcmbcr, lili6. s boinb burst on the pave»
ment of the Piazza, a few yards from‘
the loath. Fort-Indy. it w an in
ccnd'tary bomb, and did no harm.
it been an explodwhmb, til los
the world would have been hoslculable.
For Italy's art drier“ and monuments
are today, even more than ever before,-
the heritage of the civilised world. The
acts of vandalism by Austria spins.
these priceless and irreplaceable "(35—
uree, place her, as similar acts in Bel-'
slim and France how'phccd her Hun
Miyoutud' etitepaleoieivilintion.
found some '0! mystic rapture—one al-
most fecls as though he were in the
prosecc oi the superiiaturaL
But when I entered the church re-
cently it ms almost like m‘ into the
trenches. Thousands and that do of
sacks of sand bury the altars, ‘ ch,-
t-ls and the pulpits. The capital: nod
mime are padded and bound up. Im-
mense curtains hang from the species of
the Cupolru to protect the golden too»
nice. The fourteen statues on'ihe par-
tition of the main altar look much like
Ilium of hay. lists and sand cover
the payment. The baptismal font has
dllappeered under a huge mountahi of
and bus. Nothing remains of the toys—
tic soul of the church. Fortunltely,
however. one does feel instead the ct-
fmen of the defense. There comes
also a feeling of blessed relief in the
realization that in case of the misfortune
of a bomb fallln‘ into the dutch, its
We power would be practical
and die dam limited to a hole in the
“r: ~
possibility of the colnpse of the
mosaic: seems to have been avoided by
the system of the curtains. A email:
TM: Marie by Prof. (admin
deal: with our 0/ the most [amour
rum it] stator: in Vnu‘rr, placed
above Ilhc (Hiram? to flu main
all. of St. Marl": Churrh.
The llourlh oriirlr of Hair .trrt'rr,
which we on publishing under
"call arrowgt-mrut with the Ital-
I'II Button 0] luformiou in New ,
York Clty, will deal with the foot—
as Dore! New, W know in
- Auction Mm'bly as the Palace of
the Dollar.
1‘» Editor.
sunset, after a walk in the bright light
.and in those colors so especially Vene—
tian. was ulways my greatest joy. The
contrast oil the dim light radiated by the
reflection of the gold mosaics with the
warm non: of the Dyan-tine lamps. and
fit rigid had It the same time sweet
awe-lent oi the husband prophets
on the arches all the visitor with it pro-
wfln-.- V._... ......_n .- -._..-.___._.___.__c _.
. . . 1 . .
tent of defense ,however’, has not l/river at La Quincy-Basses. Thestrwits.
prevented the Allies from going western outskirts of Pommiers,l Wednesday the German noisi-
through it for several miles-*five'on the Alene, west of Soissons, also'lance was most desperate on the
miles have been gained between have been taken. right of General Mnngiu‘s army in
the 0i“ and the Alene in f0“Tl BERLIN, Wednesday Aug. 21 the iicighborliood of Bieuxy. Ii
dfiyhfilld 10 threaten important via London—Announcement Wllé'lllc French are able to reach the
bases, "“9 0f whicha—Lnssign)'— made in the oficial st.ntcmcnt3n0lilhb0l‘lllil "“18!" 0f Jllvlflfiyt
already has fallen. For more than from Gonna“ Headquarters todaylilit‘ salient marked by theI villus:
. . tilt ' A. ,i‘J " ',Ol.' il’as wo
tasted Gilly “9‘9“ and it is 1" hulidgt‘lcedlli‘gl tsdnfimhtlllanbgzii',becolililtlgilililtciulb‘le‘ldr chntzrul “in
ported liliol’flcinlly that since J“_‘Yltaken or been destroyed on the “Eben, who would be obliged to rc- ‘
1:813}: first)” bus lost 100,000 PW“ battlefield between doors and the rival beyond the goisEonsCmmy
. . * ‘ ~ _ ,— l . h t . 't-
Bull“ in ii brief “um: “D'AgocKHOIfl, A .22....301 lbeuSkl3tlll2rzolltiduneiifiablzlrlibbifdh
Wednesday’s operations says the‘ ‘3" ' 'l t t b t id is 0 still
- ’ shevik Mopedmung along the,a Prose“ . u W0“ 90 "'9
British lit-tacks north of the Andre One river where Allied (,3 di_3tt-ttrse as the French prunes-ed.
“books down with henvy,.loss_es.” thingy “1,01,“ are orienting $2,. ,The Germans also would have to
Between the 0130 and "tlle limo, captured the village of mmgboo'hbandon the Vesle—Aisne line and
according to a bulletin issued from lgo back to the Chemin des Dames.
the lam"? n Army Headquar- Military observers are convinced
ters on Monday. ' 1the Germans will end their defense ‘
A bulletin 0n the course of tlie'by falling bad‘ to the Old Hm-
‘sgitting is issued daily from titeideilglflgslm‘: “1135038 We mgt- .
"headquarters.” . _ , ug. ., p. m.—— rom
According to the one issued with." hatghts at I; Pigment on the
Monday, the Soviet troops operat-l "e . “if.” lb '52“ tml’éé'fil‘,
ing on the “east front” took the igerfrfallmtmwg rd :lie £33!“ m u"
villages of Michaelevo, Krot and», ‘ V ' .
tLog, and occupied the station at} AN A'ltlfAlVTWPORTi Aw";
‘Kormovtsche, and says the “ene- —A British freight steamship
my” retreated toward Kamyghc. which arrived here today from
M-...._..t
where the French advanced” the
Oise, it reports that ‘a new at.
tempt to “break through" failed.
Nothing is said of the, situation
about Lussigny. , ‘ ‘
On tile Italian mountain front
cast‘of Lake Gerda, the Anltrixps-
have bellome more active. Two at-'
techs tlgninst Italian positions
have been repulsed, whiie'the ene-
my artillery fire has been heavier
in the Alsoltine area. '
PARIS, Aug. 22.—~Gcmsn
enlisted in the" eth losses in General Byng’s surprise
a month am and attack, and the number of presu-
Msryland. and 1118 litiurlyu ,
,irom there was sent to Wuhlngttm.‘ Around M‘SWiu‘t at the apex
t —Mr. tutti Mrs. more“ of Rowlyton. ground near Loci-s sndftook 138
wish tom tit. Fire Dept.' and prisoners. ' .» ’ .-
neixitiion hit- their ‘e‘x'ceilent work “Nibbling” , on a large “'18
.durh‘ the tire ot- reward“ tint might
3
describe Marshal Funk ’3
troops Were forced back over a
tweiity-lmile‘front to a depth of
from one to two miles from Las-
.signy ttl the Ailette River during
ithe night, says today’s War Of-l
iflce statement. ‘-
It‘is added that the Soviet forces Europeanlwat‘ers was attacked by
retired to Klenovskoyo after hard a submarme yesterday afternoon
fighting. near Nantucket. One torpedo. was
Near Kazan s drown battle was fired by the U-boat which missed
fought, it is said. There lies been the ship by about. twenty yards,
' embers of the crew said.
V ”on” have for ‘mmfi‘ mm“ as the 1'” seliennthe British ll’le‘ , VS. fighting near Simbir-sit, where the m
Lynch is standouts at Yale. ibm transmitted more to the mt'ltaftreslfit Eggpgflmrgzméneg ”221-, Soviet "army advanced to the vil—, WASHINGTQN, Aug: 22-7111
‘— N .011 the northern (tank 0: these-.1) M ‘ d th‘ . “ allure of Vyry. ‘ ,order to ctr-ordinate the molten!
mm. lieut, the Brit gained e “we“ at: an an!” an —- lies the Allies and the United States
‘ ' PARIS Aug. 22. The A1 . ‘ ‘
, rmsn armies in Russia, an ethanol diminish from
; east of £13 mandating “newt,”
lift}; ‘1 ”"8 War. 0a” ' state. since July 15 and the British now France today says it has been tie,-
F‘uurl tflilages, 'Le ‘Pleynont‘ are eating into the seventh, with old d to create two internatiosaL
' ‘ ‘ “ ' i ii bottle northward councils, one at Archangel, includ-
Thiesotiiirt, Csuusctanooni‘t, and the spread o t e enty miles.iing the Entente ambassadors tiu-_'
have damaged six Ge
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