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Four or fire days ago i had my first
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the'aviau’on field who was a person-
al friend of his and askedif there was
a chance of a ride for me. He said
there was and we went out; to the"
hangars. whens a pilot was just climb-
‘ing into a machine. He had a vacant
seat behind him so they fitted me out
with a seal skin suit, a woolen hel-
met, an aviator‘s helmet and a pair
of goggles. I climbed into’the seat,
in the tail and felt as if i were;
climbing into a bush dragon fly;
.There were several Bulgarian prisms,
"ears around who did odd jobs, anal
thoy started the propeller. The pilot;
was a French adjuiant and his l‘acw
”was Vl‘l‘y red from flying. 118 warm-
."d up the motor for a few minutes ati
in low speed and created a heavy windi
'iu my direction then he spccded her:
in” :L bit and nearly took my breath:
:liw‘a'y. in a couple of minutes more.
they pulled the blocks from in iron“
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mintor was terrific and we began to1
lat-o over the ground. All of a. Mill-J
den 1 scrim-d to shut together like ant
:iccoi-dcon and “’0 shot up toward tlie‘
sky. “'0‘ went up it) about 5.000
{cot and sailed over the city and bolt}
bar. The Walvl' looked too blue to'
Tris tram , & Hyatt
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CHILDREN ’8 SILK. LISLE HOSE—Dark brown ..................... . ......... 500 to blur
CHILDREN ’S COTTON HOSE—Dark brown .................................. 450 to 50-?
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tic chips. The camps lind barracks-
whcre 1 live like a long sliver. “'95
went the wholv length of the city and ‘
I could soc the mouth of the Vardos,
in the west, where I caught a cold
last Sunday. I.
“‘0 then turned inland over the low
mountains and headed toward Lake
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.pasi :l sent l‘y.
. layer. ,
Zone built for England by the ll. S. and
ths‘ one oi" sin-era] hundred duplicates
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and the advantages of scouting
:lllo troops have waiting lists in
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liming the pasi “uck tlivre \\'I..‘l‘(' re- :ilddmfgfl. H}¢-’:l}:li(l)‘l)((‘:: as Boon 'i»
corded :1 number of deeds. both war— "ml” (.m ’ " ' ‘ ‘- (.
hm”. .md quit-"l-lim at ”1.. ”mm. ohm" able to enroll us ht‘tllllllllislii
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Come back on the mine -
Tho commander told me it was.
t'cli rather proud of my country. She
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, 7—~~--—~— -..._.____.-. ---- -~ - -' r- “‘ "" ' ilninguzu that was plainly in sight. I and moved like :1 race horse. Ollr sub- Town (‘lcrk Herbert R. Smith in llw ' :lullgltl‘lm‘llllb'hzzl‘i‘hflillpfi‘ll‘lk'" P‘sfi'lqlrln |
- g _ "" La would look down on the tops of the marine chasm-s are like her but u lii- (‘jiyJIulL as follows: on . h ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ' ,‘ Z.‘ "
so. Nos-walk l ’ . lt'louds "TOWN ML TONlL-‘k. They lie longer. Another oflicer aboard, .lilllli‘s l.. Russell and others to \Vil-l'hfl'l‘lls- tl0 3i): hpld m final: 5::le
. l SChUItze S wedneSday DECIa S .lookcd like big bunches of cotton. On came from Miami. Florida where be };;.m ll, McMahon, hi and buildings on ‘0“ ‘ f‘__1‘)~"‘1~‘> l._ m}a.nyq'o 1.; ”I: .. ., .
, .lho way back We went over the bay lived night yours. His name is ayes-i iii-onuo, warrantee deed; “Zil- ill?“ (lxllilllizlilli’li‘in: "1(5):; :H‘w . ,Hy
; again and the pilot started spiralling. li-n‘orsoii. Sonic Australian oiiicvi's liam ll McMahon to “an E Sulli- C 0 l " ' ' ""- ' 1'
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., TIRES ' .FANCY BULK SHAD ................. . . 350 lb- it. \iiis interesting ior two or three came aboard to g, m ('nnstnnllnoplv “m, 10, and buildings on “1.“ “V933?“ :Sb‘llllno:iltfile‘i‘llyblllglPW”; I
. . . . . .. . lSI‘COHIlS, but soon we were tipped up and hm. l was talking to this morn ‘uuc. quitclaim deed: Edward A. l’at-' . H" ., .' l ‘, . 1 f' [A .. .'
“:3 1-2’ FIrSts’ full guaran-Oo f R”? Lamb Chops ' ' ' ' - """"""""""" 33c H} faith the wings almost vertical and 1 mg, a Limit. Huckoo had Visited illc 'iisnn to Joseph Misel'vndino and wife. 6:27;“le “dd" My}: isns'un‘d “1,322,,”
M . . . . ............ . $16. Lon] Lamb~ChODS ......................... C . iconlil 51‘ ihc ('lly and docks under lny Lulimliirs in Norwalk in 1914. The lot on Lindon sll‘r‘t‘i. quitvolaim dined; N.” 0” an “O "r" "3‘ ”n l‘.’ ‘
. l - 4 9 . .- d . " . . . \lth to be present also 'li- .,
~' .. Agomer Sizes at Reduced ; Large Cauliflower ........ , ....... z . -00—2.)C hea 31.0” car. \\ hell we 'swung out over longer i am uuay “‘0le home the mort‘ .ixcl ti. Fligvrsii'om Io (lusslc M. 'anii friends of d“; S'couis
{ Prices 3 F11" Cream N. Y. Stale Cheese ............ 400 lb. ville water i 'couldnt loll :ltlcl' lihfl I realize how small the world 15.. “0 Nash. lot and buildings on Stl-uwbcr- ‘ The FM“ M”.“_4'”k‘l,l.,'l;” my,“ .-.~
; Fancy Crane Fruit 2 for 95C 3 for 250 lirsl cusp Willi ll was sea and whit-ii ha\v a (‘hincsc crew. llidiau “‘Hllt‘l.\ ry ilill avenue. warl'umec (lvvd; t‘laiu “p.11; f H i l _ l ”W . ,.
Alsoa Few seconds Left l . I , - - I ------- "‘ ‘ 65 (I02 was sky and my hood and stomach and stewards. llighi opposite inc as once S. llyxbcc to Samuel lioodncr, f’l'fl‘? ’ ”‘rflu‘.ih[" "N ‘
Auto Supplies ; Large Florida Oranges ' ------------------ C _ ‘ ,triml to meet (inside). Just aboui 1 while is u bluff over the village oi lot and buildings on (‘odar strum. war-Hm"H " "n "” nn‘ ‘
_ _d :1 l *- . l 15 JIJICY OR‘ANGES .................... 23c -tlien lic flattened out and we Skillillll‘tl Maidos. when» ii platoon ol' lll'lllfill‘l'aiillt‘t‘ iii-ed; Josephine if. Drake to ..
W01 an. G ass Wind' I about 1.3m! l'i'vi llbOV" the camps and iwlic-iraiod but llli‘} were Ilni support-Il‘rvdcrick M. “'heelci'zmd wife, lot on'
3%, shields .' military dopois. “‘v lillltlcil all right cd from Sugia Bay and Anch and ”(mo m-pnm.‘ warrantce deed: 130,--
. 3:: " ’ gillNJIIl three quarters of an hour after new million-d. Sn“ sworn] Turkish tho (‘, Harris to Margaret F. Taylor.
bl r‘AARON I‘OHN '9 o lemming. Th“ lt'l‘llllfl “’35 \"‘l'.\' “'lt‘l‘tl. iillicvi's: :H. (‘hannky The Narrows liol'v lot and buildings on Garner slrci-l.
1’ g , l h It S t M k ' ‘llll in the air. almost as if a hust‘ bird cannot be iiiorc lll-‘lll a mile wide and warranicc deed; Ralph .l, (‘omsiock to O
.lifia’éaiaflroad A‘e' Phone 489- 1. SC u 28 s ' an] ary ar e s were carrying you \i'iih its wings the boom the Turks throw across is Robert Josolovsky. lot and buildings, Krle er 0
H ; sircirhml (ill! on t-illlci-side. 'l‘lic l'l’ill‘ iiu-livd bark on shore. Lust, cvcnini: l‘lani‘ord Place. “'Hl‘l'fllllet‘ deed: Rain 0 ’
V .- : 'NORWALK, SOUTH NORWALK. viiges were serrated like those of ziii- illi‘ lsi ()lllt‘l’l' dug up a phonograph iii-l (.‘lloscbro to Thomas A. Skelly.»
' l l U 't (1 St 1‘. L' N 17903 "i““‘ “ling monsters. 1*. did no: :-.nd some records and we had tlullt‘ an lot and buildings on Melbourne Road.
. D1 8 3 es menu 0. . . make me ici‘l dizzy-1i all in look mvi‘ lilil’l‘i‘slllll,” il'nlv. dancing on deck. warranlce (iced; Ella l". Benedict. to , . . . . _
l ”w "12“ m ”I" ground. 'illcro ill‘t‘ iliwo St'nll‘ll. one lrisli and (illFl‘iC Gray. lot and buildings on Lil‘l- FIIK‘ slltHVlllg~ “1 >l)“ "L
l l’lil‘tlilllclll*> Her. 131. 15015 llll‘i‘t‘ English nursi's :ibolird. They i-olli HYPHUO. wul'anicc (let-d; llcregi, .
i _-._. -_,.-_‘._*._,- ____-_ - . __ - __.-.-..c.. . . . Just now l mu sitting iii ”iv sun on (lllnt‘l‘d jigs and iliucs. walics and Ian» Anderson to Rubi-rt L. Olson, two lois lulllll'lCi'V at popular ["351'
. w the stern of ii lli'l’iislrilidihn Sll‘iillll’l' (‘l'l‘hfi I couldn't dance llli'll‘ Waltzes. on Roland flVl‘nllP. uul‘i‘uilice dccdfil .
l «'illt'llfll‘l‘d in the Nill‘l'OWS of lliv llnl‘il- rm they were too fast and they lltllr George A. “Tight. Jr. to Mary E.‘ C(‘S.
j - zincllrs lwlwi‘cn (‘hanak and \laiiios. pi-(l ii lot. 1 showed one. who danced liari. lot on Division street. Roway~ ' ’
f ' ‘ ¥ ' ii is :i wondrri‘ul day and «ii-ryonc well. how in do :in .\llli‘l'lt‘a.n waltz and ion. \Hll'l‘fll‘llt‘t’ deed; Carri" S. Smith P
[I an ar u er ore “board is ili good spirits. i am on :i no afraid 1 blue 11]) hands full to Margaret. M. Conroy, lot and builds, _
‘ ‘fihOI‘l ”in it) Constantinople it) look ‘Id('hlnL’ cyi-ry (mu :ibunrd iliis‘ :tilvi- ings on lim‘l'iol‘. street. \i‘nrranico _-_~ — ——-—— — — ‘~~— —-—"‘“”"
Iv 7 - _ over the ground. 1 have been accred— noon and (‘\'L’illl‘i:, ('lt‘l‘llI John Keller :ind wiiv to Julius
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. , i . “I‘d by the British l‘Ol'EiLfll Olin-c lo \\ c liun- 4i tiger mi iiboeiid who .xllilonvy. lot and buildings on \\’oorl- . ‘ . , ‘_
l ngaln Sireet - - ’ Norwalk tho (lent-lull Staff in ’l‘ulkey. but there ('Hllll‘ with the prisoners l‘iom Kin, :i ward lll't'lllli-J. wliri-liiiii-v timid, ‘KUIOMOIIEXIEJE’IRIIIQDIA
l , ‘ i i! ii lill\-ll]) and I cannot it‘ll )‘I‘l \Vlll‘lll- 13111;;‘1‘5311 lll‘illLrlk‘l (‘03. and another. ~ -~ -——. .—‘~A 10R R 4 A I I‘
; . I'l‘ I will go. or some other oliicc'l'. ill irolu Bombay. Al t‘lianiik i saw three BOY SCOUTS FIELD DAY Brass and Iron ‘VOl‘l‘ .1
i b N h I S ' S N lk the invaniinio I am 20ml: l0 :1“! on old Turkish bronze ("Illnon ih'ii lllm ‘ ' ' ' l
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, . l or! m 3‘“ {recto 0' orwa Iltli'it :is to what arrangvuwnts l or the used ill Illcil' wills ligaiilsi ilio \vne’ Interesting Exercises Are Held and Tjghone 4352‘ ‘3
1'. 3 ”MW" ““‘n should "Wk? when l‘ is ”HHS. T1193" ”1'0” “Ont? minim“ bulls Several Pass Tenderfoot Examin- 26 1V1 ' St N n 1] C‘ ‘ l
X” . . 1 F l l l-Wltlvd. l was going with :i Print-ll about :30 inches in diameter. scvcral' afion. ’ an] ' 0 va (-‘ 0‘ i:
e hm" n 0! 0. ”015° 3 . "FUUl'. but he was lilkl‘ll sick the lust scum of which \wri- lying around. l The Norwalk Boy Scouts oi' :\lllt‘l‘i-'
“(M alw‘y’ kFeP “ 1" d1." 2 FPQSR Eggs ' ' ' " 496 ."Hnll'"~ SO ‘ Hm ulone- . Thv water hurt- is wry Clear. 1 m. cclvbi‘zilcd “‘ashingion oil—iiiday byl ~ , w h" ..
" _ Thais why their . l ‘4‘“ §=l101ll(‘-‘l Sunday ”lm‘anE '1‘" (“Upped a bean mcrboard and waié'hv liming a Field Day at l-laycs' Hill.
liomessre bnglltandcl’lecr- . ; ‘ ‘ lrf’mbwmtlm" “'f‘v'l‘lw" and ”W 5"“ H1 it sink for fully a minute- Thm‘t‘ is The boys :issrinbled lit the Franklin
I A!!hc§rlloors.f .iture . i B C B 3 t _ _ 53 :llll‘i con like ii mill pond all ”11‘ Way. quite a current. lit-re loo. “'9 “IT‘Slret-t School at 8 o'clock and hikml '
gamedwozklooklikcncw I . es reanlery Lt er c [Th'm‘ ““0 “9“?" firms“ "UV-“"Si‘bfiiml picking Up a lwtil '0 lOW and ”1910 Haycs' liill whore they participated '
. , .. , - , 1 ' :illltl $01131“ Australiaiiniiii English sol- t‘hini'st‘ crow do a good deal of talk-’iu scout activities Consisting a.” {mi
, , . : i . . . i . . . t) lllfl‘l‘S. the Australians wear felt inc. it is very interesting to liearbuildin '. scout mile. and a "‘Jllllv
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,. ‘ l ~ ‘llill:i.sllllllflr to ours and a British 0dr them «sounds. liki- chanting. .known as ('avtul'l’lii: the Flag. which or e ee -. i
'7 . v 19 Bake Beans . C .cer in charge 0" cinbai’kation asked Early ill the afternoon we ran inm‘uses all their facilities as it takes :i F th W k 4
‘ . . H l/1 E Lampbe l S d ‘ """""""" 2 cans 25 me ii‘ I was in command of an ill" .l l'ogvbnnk and bud to anchor half on ’good live boy to really participate, AI ‘
I. ‘ , Australians aboard. iii" uitc enjoyed l l- t w - .,-.. ll' -t il a d l‘ l - l' l . o x > ‘
‘ 9 u ' ‘ . fl . tour .1 ii pun lid 3. a. H (:11 o noon t l9) ld-d uncb ...lltl pll.l‘ll_\ oi
', Wu] £33“. It “may“ l . l sauer Kr‘un """"""""""""""""" "' cans 25C alllfivllllslakt’. _ ' the Son. of Marmova. \R’c kept a bell KOOd hot. cocoa to drink. . YELLOW ONIONS .
'zfiolon. Doovcriiiai {bound l '; 'K 2 2- \f‘flel‘dfl)’ inornlllg nftt‘r ”10 Indian going evciy few minutes and could: The following scoutmnsiprs worn 2 quarts "it"?
I :dugib!%KY§Di-’-° hill onit. i l are ' """""""""""""""" cans DC "bmd bhad lbl‘m'lllm u: ““l‘ W! (”lid but- hear the one iii the ship ”we were tow- ‘with the boys at llayos' Hill: 1
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. Grandma‘s Pancake I'IOUI' ............ 2 pkg‘s. 20¢ :i Licut. Muir and l got up and landed sop it, (Who it. was hardly a bluldl‘ed'liiur Lcemhuis. Elton “0:”. ‘ WAR , .
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» . wercsailln: through a mine field be find :1 "sister" (nurse) oi. out a ro'siirn Douglas Nash. oi‘ llle Navy Ail
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: DEMONSTRATION IN PERU
LIMA. Peru, Sunday, Feb. 23.-—Per-‘
iivian students conducted a. demonstra-i
Lion in honor of the United Statesi
and President Wilson
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_ Ebonght different kinds of medicine,
52ml all to no effect. until one day 1.
fbougllt a buxof Foley Kidney Pills.
iI realized 30 great a benefit-from the
lose of that=bcx that I concluded my-
iself cured of kidney trouble. i feel
:sai’e in recommending‘ Foley Kidney
This to any kidney sufferers}? ,They
'lrellevebackache, s e muscles,
0' is media Si ” .
Slates and the. League of Nations were}
acclaimed. American Minister Bentonl
McMillen made an address in which hel
praised the attitude of Peru during the
war. ‘ .
Peruvians who are said to have
been expelled from Tarapaea by Chil-
ean authorities spoke during the exert.
cises, calling on '
interfere ' '
‘ ’andfiChfle.
_ .sim .
det
here today. lsmall cam-van of camels, also‘filent up ‘
eis in the center of the city werelto the T
crowded and Mr. Vv‘ilson, the ‘United ,‘and saw
the "Queen Elizabeth" landed.
surely ripped things
of solid masonry and another must?
hhve blown a big cannon to bits as a-lLf
that could be foundat
was only a lot of broken stone. There are
' are some indian regular ssoldiers ,4 1g.
and the V T I ‘ to m nab
li with a cloud bank over it and ruin
falling in spots. “'9 steamed close
by where the Gullippli campaign was
knight—south of Sunla Bay and saw
the River Clyde run on shores and
several boats were sunk. The River
t‘lyde was run ashore right under the
nose of a Turkish fort and the men
discmbarked through the holes cut in
her sides. it was a tough' proposition.
There were two or three Australian of-
ficers aboard who explained the whole
affair as they had when part in' it. “'6
had several maps so it was very in
icresu’ng. The mouth of the Damian-
elles is only about four miles wide
and when sailing up I was remindedgl‘
a larger l‘HeHthfimls arfio'ClOSG-
Saw where the Goliath went down and
also a sunken submarine. The Euro
pcan side looked barren With high
sand ciiifls at the water's Pdgf‘.
The asiatic side sloped back more
gradually. but. was not particularl." in-
viting. The thing that still-ck me quite
forcibly was the fact that the hills a" l
look flat on top as though they had
been levelled off by hm They T903“
Bible illustrations and fitnres of the
country around Babylon and Ninevah.
We dropped anchor in the Narrows
about, one o’clock and have been here
ever since. in the afternoon I had a
chance to go aSllOl‘O in a mine layer
and look it. Landed at Channk the
iirst time I have set foot in Asia. Had l
tea with a British major and Saw a;
ol‘
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urkish fort, the oldest in Asia, '
where some of the shells of
They
up some. One l
.. ell took a big bite out 017,3. corneri
They had
dancing teacher for the evening. Ev~ SW?“ $991001-
cryone started dancing. and at. mid—
night the whistle blew and we rang
bells and danced around in a ring and
sang two or three Scotch songsmsomc
gether and repeated. Then
weint and called on the captain. Air
gus .McLean. a short. stocky,
Scotchman.
short. speech.
Scotch major froVew Zea-land, an-
other by the chic
journed to the saloon~yesterday a. m.
the fog had lifted and we were in the
sea of Marmora.
.nhinsrcbased fiscally in the morn-
ing and then disappeared. We sighted
Constantinople about 3 p. m., but didn’t
anchor off
'nbout 6:30.
‘ciul spread and had «the saloon dec-
gct to bed about midnight.” Today we
have been lying off Stanboul waiting
for
and we won’t. be in much before 5. I
inlay stay at the
jwere going to telegraph to Chief of
Staff from Salonica. that I am coming,
and to put me up, so I expect to find
met him two or three times at my
liness besides at. headquarters and likei
(him very much. Vt’lll try and get this
ileiter in the military mail as soon as
i can.
the embrasure i -Sentinei
".\.lnci‘ica" down as as
The i‘ollowin: 3 lbs. 20C
bers of the Council assisted:
Captain John Keogh, (.‘lllll'lPH lvl. f
Hoyt, William E. lloyi- lra 0. drug-my. I
The following boys surcossi'ullyl
passed their examination:
Fred Anderson. John Boski. Georgei
Bus‘cbbaum. (‘armino Carolin, Clifford;
Chal'iott,\Sa.inucl (Tonistock. Arthur;
Ladrignn, Edward Oel'tlc. Jack Kath-l
an, Arthur Tyrrell, Harry “'zitcrbury,i
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A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East. Norwalk
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Additional tendcl'l‘ooi. examinations:
will be held very shortly for the pur—
pose of giving the examinations to the
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PUT CREAM IN NOSE 3
AND STOP CATARRH
the Golden Horn until '
The capt. gave us a spe— l
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lone major sang. another recited and ltiigozngoligfieggggg$gos- i
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.(Jn deck we. had the phonograph, ' . . .. . t .1 ’
'some card uicks\and 'recitations. 1 ion ieel line in a few momcnis,
Your cold in head or catal‘rll will be,
gone. You;- clogged nostrils with
open. Tile air passages of your head:
will clear and you can breathe i‘l‘celyi
No more dullness, headache; no hawk-g
ing, snuffling, mucous discharges or,’
drynessy no struggling for breath at?
night. i
Tell your druggistvyou want a small;
bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm. Apply (ll
,litile of :his fragrant». antisepticI
lcrcam in your nostrils, let it pone-g
HORACEJtrate through every air passage of the;
’ ' ihea‘d; soothe and heal the swollen, in-
a chance to land. It is 4 o’clock
embassy, but they
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