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or metal: I “i wai‘hdec. be: mu PINE m big: if Wire y ed equallyitrhezh an moieed'ggo‘g “mm ever been undertaken in lol- well have lln. with . ‘ "
start corps aga n. i axing -: . , ‘ ' . - notrdone so as yet areas . -‘ ' ' . ~. 1.... ‘ . ‘ “‘
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the m went in war near y :dnrge my mm the com ' '
~ mem -. » ' . a scrap as has been seen on the FOEI'BII! 7. cam- country and flag at, the time of it’s counted as a Per-(mun 1‘. l- ‘
t “3 hers were called to me col ' 4 AT THE ARMHRY gun this Year when the Pastimes 10“ mum on the p of the need, they worked and toiled unceaa- small part of ”low .1: u ... ,.
Some of these have returned to _ m . , ‘ .
, , . th rough an sh an illed keep the slogan or :2,» Ir.“
,, . - homes and more are expected a hand 88.!» to. the Hilton 0!. Stem melodic (an-operation on “‘9 llngl lyH, e"; ‘ It ma 0‘" on: k and or on “G! as . . . ‘1.
W I. t av be ink, m ts arm fl trao re be t. amateur ii in (has but gThe' 9‘“ 0‘ eve" ”Van's,“ is m‘ ‘flmy sacrificed—us onlydmen in the fan etheyy cheerfvgllv lifvxllflj'mijrij 1“.
We. . .ME” 0" - - a - w‘“ ve e. ~ ' ~ ”r“ .r‘.‘
‘ b I old f ' 0 ”e we 'A fair crowd turned out chum Ar— 5 e s first in horwalk and y mud outta-m of their country can tribute, give as men): a,»- yuu . . ,.
eoted and ‘ transacted. . , game was nip «and tuck in we r a“! I!!! Tun .. .
1: was «cutting gggesgheamls in Jim?! last evening and mm “19 half which salad with a. very close mfiwutghemm do :3: we. samnoe. They were tfiumphant. v‘to- your patriotism. Montcalm. ....
Norwalk aggregation trim the Yale me. @1119 playing of nearing and a in their 13.2",“ undertaking, the m gs they knew from the outset, conununity pride and .‘nur ,
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_.__ the very neat-future. - . . , - , - .
5“. Ann I LmVer-sxty five to the tune or 27 to 22 KM “3 939355811? "dim“ 9-91.15“me and mm m and now are returning to their homes mm to these bow and wow: ,1 ~ .
f 's liary of Christ; in a fast. clean game. The visitors ,Inthe hut Mnhowevcr; the East Side being planned for “cam my ~vetelmot the greatest war this the fluid for ”mi? .1.” . ,3”.
guest W ottoman; hada crock temp and at sevexnlitm boys TM and the “Sim were andnnvy veterans ,wfllnotbetnccess- woud has ever had. _ are “sued by HO'?(‘..‘Y'~,
”PM? of Myrtle street. I (imagine memo; it looked Add enabled to run up a. saXe margin which fit I will immanent on 111018?- Is it me than fitting that these, _.__...” _
' l w have r e the maintained to we end of the root Wot nun-city which will nev- Ms M be given a. reception? ls: ——T1y A Sentinel v‘ - . x.‘ _,
“In; snmuel W. Kelley. of.
M We had as guests for?
' «Au-s, reines from out.
glgac‘ltpinqgngiylgefik,ggéd tie“: ‘ . def u 8 the locals 35 to 27' or be removed. .The people of the it mom “I“ right that the People of ment and see the Ru. <.
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W.s.-wason and son Paul.
mrmmu. are spending a. few,
was“ «and me. C. E. (Lydon!
{mlefi‘alleeL Bethe]. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeCourcy have
is , My f U: Has 1" been entertaining Miss Amelia \‘Vallls
MOM ’ ' «M soc 0 c-
, '11! Brook! .
Wm church will hold: y“ .
:J'I' '1 g ' ‘ banal“ 1;: Mrs. W'illlam J. Flemminé, Sr.. of;
. , “the a m] 3 mm? 5 Mansfield avenue has returned from a? “
’ m ‘3‘" m “t" ‘ ; visit with relatives at East Orange;
‘ {meMeS oi the East Xvi-wall: lm-x; N' J'
. 9mm W 531:2” ‘1‘“1 2”": girl Constable George Dance, who re-
mg l m 3:)» : 2:11: 5.1-: ”M cently suffered. with rheumatism is
first] “2; n e k ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ngain ill at the home of his. father on
' ' W a 00 ' 'West avenue in the Rowaylon section;
V k 'tch,a.~.l'istan. >'2'-":‘-. .
£1152me; :6“; ”Prado. no; I in lnr-ur Th? Stewards “f the Norotnn .
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7' Conunmv "n idirg .on i'ollu re Heights Methodist Protestant Church‘
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street has purchased a ll(""' lumi- _, are planning great llihlgs {or the clam
30 “60'” ceramic mid h, v", quip" ‘ , chowder supper lo bx: 11h“ n tonight.
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move into his nm 2« mlr-w- rn im-
mear future.
J. L. lngalls of Mobil vvwmm. who:
Was ill for a low day; 3.1;: Wenk,‘~‘as
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Tm” Ash W’ednvsne-‘xi H”: [‘7‘ 4“; film u ’rtwume ln. t\ “K n . l n ( E
‘ming of U!“ l enlml mun-mm up... Of the Salt) & Tovvne- Mag. t u. Monday.4
will be approprimc-ly «ybscrw-d M :‘vc ‘ (‘ ‘ . l 1‘ (‘ F
filamenfatlmllu of East Nulu-glls “REV. 11' V‘ (,dl‘l‘l .um, “A," I. h
with lal servivr'rw a‘ both q. me} Richter were thc ”my ll‘l'ltl «Errata,
I > ' men who alto-min} 1;...- mm zen: of ll")
eph's and St. Mary's R. (' rhmw-lu-a. _ . .
Stamforililluusnm» larzg‘m w. S'um»
ford Monday.
'The members of the Centenary Has-4
of the-Mt. Avenue Methodist «run-ch
replanting to attend the Group (ten-
.‘Jr. and Mrs. llfrl..n‘s‘ l-:, 'l'jblwi.<:
a 1711! ing which i< m hr hold -n and family of V‘frsl :lwm; - and RH:-
iSl‘; - flue Hal-walk Methodist (hm-cl: on l‘n- “‘L‘ ””09" "‘ L" ' "“‘ ""‘H‘l
10 NOI‘Umn lik‘lL’lllr, “‘llvzi- ”2"} For
day-evening at 7:45, Addie»; “in he
delivered, at. U)" mm-iinv by :lw llwv. ”"3”" l‘wid‘fl'
f T. Crawford, 0: Monwtmag»
The Julia, Raymond farm and melon-
.l homestead dxt‘olling on R‘ll‘uwhsgrl')‘
Bill has .been purchased by l‘nr‘olvn SU‘UCUOM may “‘3 "hmmwi “l Nm‘mm:
' 'aprrng. The entire properly «insists or from the United film». (tivn 5.7.”.
mam: theompeny with the mlwml of ice C0mm‘55‘0n 8' “mengmn- .
satin, 'lee onll‘v properly consists -
d~3i1teen acres of lundflinwlv laid out. John H‘ Thatcher L” ”"Hfm‘l- “‘5 ‘ .
Ind aColonial (lvx'vllan-J and .10 numhm' 0“ ”“3 members or 11“" SUNNY-“I ”W‘lll' I
a! m9H81'0utlllliluilnus. till Board, has bwn n'pmyimed b). that
board as the SUCL‘L‘SSUI' m Illc lalo Col.
An examination for pusllllalr’ln r z‘.‘
Nomtnn will In) livid m Smmlmll J:
April 22. Appliruriun Hunks and in
. *Many ”East sin-.- Hum. inuel‘s mm George Robhins. as rmxwrimcndcm of
basketball fans were,» at tho Armory “7"“? ”MD? for ‘lu Sulxlix'l’é. “lily
hilt evening and witnessed the Yalo .l‘ank 0f colonel. ' ‘
"'Univmltyfive no down in defeat! at .
the hands of the locals. 'l‘lw Pasmoos. The town of Fmrfit‘m has “PIMP“ l” '
at East Norwalk, (slut-1h”! with We the General Assembly {0 038‘s an a"?
‘ crock Hiltous. of Stamim-l. raml as creating the 0m?“ 01' Commissioner 01 -
“the best amateurs in tho stale, :mu ”ighWaW and Briduvs of that “AWL;
succeededfix giving them a great ha» and expects to follow Darivn's exam-
. » fie lntb‘fimt half but slowed up in 1119 in having road Work done by 51141
the sw,mrom 35-37_ an official, instead of by selecxnn-n.
, Darien. four years ago was lllv firs!
The W monthly nwetlng of me ‘0‘"! in the state to adopt this plan.
Jadies fifth: East Norwalk lmprm'v- WhiCh has been found so successful.
neat Association was‘ held yew-day i
“91ml“ the Community hall at Last Sundfiy afternoon, at. the ves-
Sikkim the usual amount 01 per Service in the Presbyterian;
room contracted during the church. Noroton, before an audience.
flung” .20 diSposed of and ohms that packed the auditorium to its
creme for a rummage sale “-hit'fi capacity, Lieut. G. Frederick Stark of .
is tofibmwd in the near future Mrs. the jiviation Corps 0f the American
‘ Wear. of Van Zant street, was Expeditionary Forces , gave a most
"fiDWwehnir-lady of the committee thrilling account of his experiences in
30mm prepare for the sale. the aviation training camps in this
. . . and in‘Boston, too
c1 fact:
At the four most exclusive hotels in Boston
_.__._____ 5country and France. and on the West- ‘ ' - n. -,
ern battle front. Lieut. Stark is‘ a 7 g vflmM ge, Tdfifigfi‘ .fi! fiié I 81k- er
brilliant speaker. He held the great M and Youngs'“ the biggest-selling
gm Wilma W a“ “0‘" 8““ c‘garette is not one of the high-priced brands,
a, half. So graphic and fascinating ' .
1 v none nnght expect, but Fauma.
were his descriptions of the dangers
lwhich the aviator has to face. that no A W &‘
i , ”abuss‘w
I
one was conscious of the naming,
W, W-W time. The “Fit Part of his address.
N.-‘- ,~ - n l ,
. was devoted to an account of the vm
A..ym 919333;” and tasty V'lctory- riou‘s phases of the training through
“m;- w,“ served from 5 until 5 which the aviator has to pass before ~ I -. ,
" ‘ 32M evening at the Methodist he receives a pilot‘s license, and ii
’ Wel- The affair was con-. certinly is intensive and full of hazard;
W11“! ladies of the church an“ and from that he went on to give a; ' " 7.
‘w-‘uccess, After the supper description of planes in action. Hol . \ l _
..‘isinsing and dancing w“ en- closed his address with a series of ‘ I , . ,~ C.
stereopticon slides which showed the, , ‘ ,* S b l . it
. systematic wantonness and diabolical 1 ensz ’ e lga re 6
”automobile owners are begin- cruelty of the Hun. the coveted ob-g _- ‘ ‘ - . > , ' ' .
I ‘tear the call ot‘spring, and jects of attack of the Boche being: ' NOTE—«In 0mm. cities, m Faumas lead. At um \Vi‘l
their machines in readi- women, children, hospitals, and sacral ; - dort‘, the Astor and the Yale Club. New ll'ork'l 1“
o .‘the‘ season Of course, a edifices. Lieut. Stark is the only No? ‘ - ”" _ , the, Willard in vvashlngton, at, the Racquet (lull
' win'wait until April 1, ..l'rom roton boy to receive a pilot‘s license. ‘ in St. Louis and at hundreds 0f 0t:";“°2‘£h‘s;ifi
date new licenses are pro rated, .He kept himself very much in the . ‘ , ‘33:: 333:3 1111:3553; waggis because F'mr
”are sending to Hartford for background in his address. Neverthe- ‘ ' ' mas mm b'etter and leave a ma.“ feeling as no
'nnwrand itlssaid that the open less, it is well known that he faced , ‘ ‘ _, , . should feel. -
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