Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 6, 1919 · page 6

 
 

 

 

u . NORWALK feasible. generally speaking. to adopt
V ENTINEL such machinery to the purpose (if-sup—
___.. plying light and general power. and

BY even heat He tells of one wind-
whoel 4.0.fect in diameter that has been
: Aj—GOLDEN;~PI'OIPL in operation for a year. and in that
‘ itime has saved 200 tons of coal and

,AY, MARCH 6' 1919 lcost nothing to upkeep. Another enter-
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, whom NnWAnrnns’ ”241917-1849”,

(Written for The Evening Sentinel hyfArthur Ghantos',cf 13 MW The Chester’s baseball team suffered

rence Sin-eat)

from Wednesday’s

-‘ ' ' I ‘ ~ the on American dentioyers coming into
~ . . . Christmas Eye. we picked up a con- itmerican ‘1. M. C. A. April l2. b)‘ 4 .‘ . ‘ .
.JK‘OMORROW' :3. bacon factory With un’lndnlill fmmivoy of eight ships, zealously guarded crc'W of the ship. the partictpantb be- $116 inches. The sea was tough to

. - . r -. ‘ ‘ d ' b xers; extremes and many a. man was sea—
‘ 2:11 a. m.; 2242 p. m. ‘wliicli he expects to get 200 hOI‘S‘E‘DOW {by the L. S. S. lanktoil. a British dean 1118 Dennis Tish an Bridges 0

| . . . , v . . ' g. ""2 I
3:20'8et8 5'48' ’9“ ‘er was miserable, adding nothing to Vi ebber,.mst and 05911. 31118913 and m' guarded by 10"” “ "‘3 am

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

born of the Antietam Press. 3 The old objection that wind-power is
o the use for nubli~ tion of

thervlse in this paper and also

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Switches herein are “30 3'3” plus power during periods of strong
wind and release it as needed during

WI. nann- calm periods.

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‘ treatment, andrtllrough it the German» One of tliogreotest factors in the en-
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‘h sigot to bear as lllC‘lll9l'llflhlt‘ pcnal- in ”“5 city and in the community of

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och had alwolutelr l‘cfuscd f0 Diu‘le-‘V from 'Wllicll are to be donated In thoilr

' *Sign there!" and they signed. f'whicli will be announced lalcr. will bu
reduction of the (ll-rump army to a

ontrol of Gcrlmln munition t'ar-toril-s:

"‘ . ' ' .4 ~ ' : l- . . . . -
_etter of all (0ndlllnll.. soon to be ll c.“ operation. patriotism and apprccm-

Heli‘goland and the K19] (‘aualu Wm pmvmv mm“ with ”w greiltcsti”;

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I The more severe the [onus

.Ayééientist writing in the Coniemror- monthly. while the relief of the

road their flour and operate ity of the discontinuance of American

 

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usually "mes only a. small part nitbwn. Alabama. has returned to his 1!;
‘ flufl’HEWllil'll the aVatlablehome in 3mm; N '

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trover and a mystery ship. The weath- lmsrosier and. Ventres, ‘iwrestlers; siCk- NBVOOIIWY 0f 19 ships “3-K: g

' n .. ‘ 9 holiday season. comedians; McCleave, Reader, and a 2 mystery ships. One of the ships . .
£350 . . - -.-l?°ex%"rJ?il:§r§r:l‘e t{13f the crew Was at Jazz orchestra. Started plans for. a had limo-lost before we took m or than a.“ Women’s Knit Vests and
. elated Press is exclusivelanol constant is no longer talld. It lblla. low lever it. was'at this time. Christ- dance to be held at. Plymouth but may lesponsibllll}. . Dead bodies an Pants
shown that the power can he madeinias Eve and Christmas Day. several failed N; iinattiriali’zewhen the commtl- wreckage of Ships passed us in abun-

. . ~ l u h by the use c.1- hundred miles from land. with none of tee. cou ( no Becuie
constant, “mp y eno g ’ the joys which make the season one 01' ba. .-
T‘he ship pitched and
rolled so badly that no mess
our Christmas dinner we Sm
ate while sitting on a greasy deck. In M
the Bay of Biscay, and
English Channel, the mad rush of the Radical
Bea. tossed the vessel
much driftwood and it was a much rc-
l tiered crew that arrized at lyymouth
‘ U ‘3” V 388 The night. More 1 e
m nch Ofllca—l ' the L. or -.\’.. “the odds are thirteen to sprang a leak in the steel plates be~

. - ' ' btful decision low the water line and the increased
my“ Beddencklfim onc in favm 0’ film (1?“ f the Furo \‘Olunie of water in the flooded com-
in} 11338 ' add a..— living mud? an i 9 5' 0 0 ' ‘ ' partmcnts became a menace.

L rs B an Doc. 31; we had turkey as a main
‘ . , . n dish. for the mid—day meal
“- err -_.-.__. f'ul prospect. would“ "~ if “"m’” the Christmas dinner carried along rm),
. . - r -_ ckv number? till wegot in port.
“as!” ““31an In ' railed until shortly
when the crew ushered in the
Year by a noisy celebration,

Meets in olasoniv Building. South MORE MONEY NEEDED with the English mailing the
l M street. Ist and 3rd Tuesday of FOR CELEBRATION sound like a boiler factory.

Jan. 2 we had the big New Years din- -.
her. this time getting chicken. A five sure in:

A- (departure from the regular monot- day out a lifeboat ““5 “9’“ to “axe or
t l. ' . th’ . .
ab es outfiufinrggerzgglffaédo1:131:36?If back a sufferer ‘Wflh pneumonia. ‘He
' unday TAM." 14 and was given medical attention for the
granted during the afternoon. remainder of the trip. Reached the ,
'5'. different from anvthing we Rock July 18. having travelled 1.731 To" 5819 85c
ct visited, the town, dirty and miles. Cooled “1"!" ”Ohm m a"? at """"""""""
unsanitary to a superlative degree. got ready to come up anchor, Particl-
was nevertheless interesting. Moors. mated m target mime the afternoon
Turks and other‘eemrcivilized Of July 23' anchoring that. night “1
ooniprlsed the main Won the outer-harbor of Gibraltar. Under
Undel- way next way next. morning and picked up our
‘ . . 28 convoy of 32 chips.
morning and picked u§k$:;:y60f M Next day the forward engine room
’ ,' ’ ' t out of commission and we stonin-
lst class was placed under obsen atton “e“ . , .
pinal meningitis. Plymouth was 0d model 8 boners. Met oat-.0” on the
ad *wlthout
Usual mutinelwe Considerable donb
before midnight w

could be set;
ormoo; Africa, S
later in the liberty

9 population.
.ships near nightfall.

as it was for 8
April 20. ,
‘ ”mm 35 ‘0 flagfiam“. all. :‘tflf‘ii‘ln'é‘ll “3.;
- 8 » ‘I
nether or not”)? mcfléfififl “ll-'Ausn Go-bs from the Birmingham,
on, but. mei- examination by 0881909 and Seneca being Dmem.
’ . l . d. .

figkbevbminfiéfifihv, 0f 25 ships and a mush submarine.
the Chester took great plea. Arrived at Gib Aug. 19, 1,794 miles
efouunglthe bmbu’ Mean: of

is!!! ' ham to 1.
8%“-3159wflnfi‘wa Ma). 28th. With a dmft of angina ooldleu
Mnatv-Falmth three hours M w‘lom‘MWMODM.-we.
Proceeded-to sea with 20 ships left-oaths “fir“!!! 22 ships. Onoo!
y. the on; we; note: and we “'0 3N!!! M a lamnholewm me how

.
after “*9” Wm hit by a tux-pull: mane a 'Women’s Nookwenr
, or ..-‘

no owing to

nary 7 and S we cooled. the second day

ml; at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons [Continued From Page One) day London mny was Should om Jan- h
Ol‘dially invited. John K. Finch. \V. .
.' Robert. M. Vl'ilcox. secretary. Go-Operato with the campaign direc- bringing a sprinkling of s .

Lou's; the team workers with the team first we had seen formany-months.
. .. Under “way for Falmouthtbe-lflh n in
GETTlNG DOWN TO ausiNESS workers. Everyone must come. for- draft or English sailors on board. 9:.
u. -. . .- 1 l 1 you 1".“- newr lwnrd and do their share in the great Comdr. H. H. Michael, Executive .01"
It ‘5‘ ”m“ “m “a ‘ ' undertaking. To some falls the lot hear. was "mister-ted to take oom-
1i W! the fateful hours I 1‘3"“ "3“", ofmlwning and arranging fol'hthe i-e- mand of a destroycra sill
’ . .. . . ~ - com . ers must lrect t e cam- 11. with convoy of on, an escort
, axle-d Herr Elwelgel' repomng t00pail-11221”fog-“hands.others must make a of 2 English destroyers. 8 mien
the (terman national assembly ”‘9 m'lhouse to house canvass for voluntary :5 dirigibles. Loni convoy in dense
. ~ . i. r .: ns and everyone must come but quickly rejoined it. One of the
lest allied terms. Vie on the minus imbuwfigh a. contribution; 'Each ships n'Nm-weginn. dropped behind:
lice “minis-gm“ have “3d ‘0 be“ "“"ma.n. womanand child in the city Norwegian ships were uncertain and
old responsibiltv.“ should'have the worthy project at had- the suspicious habit of dropping
t ‘ . heart. should realize their part In‘ the behind a; nigh‘ ‘Arrlved Gib. Jan. 7,
' It is good to learn that the (:Pl'llliln'undertaking and accomplish it. having nteallted 1.827 miles.
Stay uneventful till Sundnymorntng.
.- . » tire celebration is the present '11“? Jan. 20. when otdem—ereceiud to
. flammdn thus learning; at-last. some- ‘for‘funds and‘in‘thls five the sollcl- rig ”up for cooling and coal w
7 . “ I ran mnsibility" it tors are playing one of the most im- delay.
hing 0‘ the "“m d ‘ I ' ”mam roles. Every house and home dostmyers were loose in the

at Gibmluir
"3.793 miles. For “I
crave working ability 7
K “HM.” me comm chip. 100k on “I lure fine mom. On 1118‘“!!! ‘Of'
‘ Strip cork which was stow 3.9“ - {harem smite-1y In .tbe
double-bottoms to make the m
ship watchable. and beckon several ""919 aw
.. m; m ‘0 'wuon 1318 Nut Wanted snake $08.15. “A
May provisioned? mmhémtmtnhntm ,
12,8 . . ‘7 I '11th 0 find. 9 _ ”m.“
nudity we orked for 16 hour: we to . a on -_at man
on the blilletinz’m for 13mm -

“it a convoy of‘ 00066“ in Saturday‘ofieminel
that time

the next

mlflylrnahe
Under way Jan. ‘w

and pull: the

m
usual 410“ day. Mother's Day.
t little time

mn-
bmni nan-lama.

can We chips. At
"bout the Spanish influenza was
‘ cartoons and men and more
flare turned
mind into hammocks in one
,H ’ lously crippling unfiworking
All was quiet till the fifth ’
and am when two shots w
Climate mu heavy gun at
object. .«on the horizon.
proved total: the H45.

it Was rumored that enemy am» a
mar—“thou
creep: sick
scouting action. or d3)

mutant and that Wen-were to int
ty of its untold criiilcs against (-iriliza- \Vilton is to be visited and each. mom-Imp," if possible.
‘ M ' ' iber Of the family solicited. This “'l" ”u least chjwm‘u the crew ”med
' ' :' lnaturally consume much time and un- with. more than usual avidity. butasnday
While official announcement of thc fortunately many of the coll‘ecgors aim suddenly as it Wfis'qlanedsooallngawas fl
. . - . . leaving this important wor or he “opp”! until the next day.
terms is still lacking. all amounts “wt few days of the drive. m“ destroyers had been captured.
agree. that they are drastic beyond anv- This should not be done_ 339130110 Jan. 2..“ “got, a draft. of English sall- _ ’ ‘
- . - .. . o . should put their wliole—hcarte coop- on; and Named 0!! with a convoy of ‘1qu
thing preViousiy "um“d' and fat 0 oration and enthusiasm into the work 19 ships. 5 of which 191,401. llwntateo
yond anythinz cxpected by the (tern and do their best to make it a. fanning me “an my! “Trill "uneventful'exvfilt
' . l *SalPS went success. Team workers and 9'0 “MON“ at. noon of the thin! day when a floor W
“ans the-matches. The dc (. . . don’t wait until thelmit three days, ordngnpar so resembled; porlscopo to cm”
to the conference blustering and brag- the. campaign, 0 our?” Stands-infill“? distance tint "semi _We”. ..
V. ' a ‘ - ( heir kind once dud do'yhr best or your _ nwas sounded.
. T {me after the m {mgr .0 ' t trict your committee. and for the b0) s. ‘we followed the ll. M. S
. ahdgtl‘le fashion set by then- gorcrn- Through the courtesy of the man-Em: England's be“
. V ‘ l ‘- 1 ck t. VVeimal’ agemcnt oi.‘ the local theatres. \vio for cooling ship an
3119an. Tho} camc "3:. .0 liavc responded on this occasion mlpnrty w
‘ a cold sweat, ti-oinblin: liken bcati‘n tho name fine spirit the); hay-v dis-“mum", l
.- ' z .1 their mastcr. played on every other. ““1”" W'r‘dnl: iilspl-ction and two days later got» tic ivort Sldl‘ next mornln
minds. The} hm me flormances will be held, tlic pl‘nt‘oedsf‘umm. way

.. ..
anti;

9. Friday.
two“. into dry (belt at Deronmi-l for
omen-8 ' and
.. MW filmy the
4 ed the Birmingham in

winning ' the
Tommy Fox.
llixheot scorc
Cam" out of dry
at. 4 a. m. Took on alli-
ncil day on

i

30 to 85. also
.Glorious. one baseball game 53 to 6.
battle cruisers. Af-' G.'M. 3rd class was
other five day leave in the track meet.
as shoved ofl'. Captain l‘hilipp dock Junv S.
s held his usual Sunday niorn- munilinn and cooled ill.»

into Plymouth vouport.

for l’alnlouth.
ll\\'li’l' (‘Xllllldl‘ll a mine Wllh gun “It
He:had‘for them only the curl ()l‘llt‘l'. reception fund. The first. benefit DPT-gamma ”3- “5 “n lllt“ way [‘0 l-‘aimoutli. 12. m". mines“'t‘1‘ll(‘l‘>
sformnnoe, the. complete program for; Lt'll Fullnulllh ppb‘

A British to mid stream and l‘csumvll
Lvlt Plymouth FHlIDOllUl Junc
tor the. first time.

2: days later sigliled suspicious a British naval olric
but no excitement immortalized.

lllli'lllz the tryout
' “ho was dcni-
(infiltrating the nutrition of the cables.
was llnt'Venlflll till 10:45 p. was painfully injured
quality attraction has bccli bmtkt‘d- Ongm. “him all hands “'“l'll summoned to tinnvrs of his l‘lulil
ere police force of 201.).(llmoi'sn, 1h“ Sunday evening, Mart-h 16th. a l'vr';lllt'll' liilliiu station by
l'Ol'lll‘illlCt‘WVi“ be held at the l‘alacc-mnnmrfi litmus.
Thoati'o for the benefit of tho mud and 9 124ml.-
y'lhe Allies. tliv payment by (ivr- at tho Slu'ingwood Thi‘illl‘t‘ ”"1"?!”gnmsml-r
. ' . ‘ . . t amt-es will bc held both on lllt' orunmt of I)“.
any of all, firemen 0f 1““ n”"“‘-‘ ” “r Sunday, Min-ch 9m and Sundayul-mi mu
fipatlon, and the fulfillliicill to tho March 16th. gt'iflJ hiituiiwi yin-«ls off ”10
Ilt‘l't' is anotlicr charter» to show your will”! lvl‘.

.slliva.
‘ The condilons are said to include ill-n» held at tho chcnt Tltcntrc on Sunday :(‘l’j"('1.
’ cv'cning for which time a lllilll class 3-“
llilllll wcl'v badly
bin slipped.
.V “ftp convoy of
Aflci' monotonous trip
1,578 mllcs liming been con
the first «red wr- anchored at lll(‘ rock,
A light stl‘cak SQ‘V- liasl‘lliill team defer:

general jammed when :1 ca

' limrmi-l' t‘lllll‘lPlli. Tin- decision will: .
HXPOHPH'S of Naval

l'nllor way some da
been mu ships.
lllll) i‘lilivll to watch lllc crow six “MU".
L‘llrstcl' Ull that night:
ll‘d by the l‘. S. S.
l'sual cumin»
and storvs.
gurgling previous to our departure
Ilm grow ;ot' the li. M.

starboard \‘zmktoll ntm- ll to 13:.
bciwvclt the l‘hcstcr and (hp 01‘ coalinu. field da)
{Como}, lu-slii‘ii-d to llll‘ presence
my but owing to the position (I:
uijm no guni’inw ('Oulll bt' used i'ITWltlcd a Dimming can
the ship “uuld be plllCl‘d ill dan- boa-irdtllo Chester.
two mans. one Scandinavian :l
but lilllu t‘illn. aliens suspected
l‘or (lcrniany Werv rel
.t‘. “Hey-M m llOl'li’Lllflll to En
\K'ashington‘s In bc bmught
"and continedjn the brii:
wvnl ill") dry dock oil 1‘“ Kenll‘lk’fi.
_~‘____ l.ii- 25. and remained there till March’
l'ndcr way March
practice in sight of thc
‘ ‘ V ' ng' ' z .0 claim for ——-~ much credit cannot bu given the COM-
me and nus no 1“ mm N French regarding the ltaliaii action. trolling 0mm“...
. ' they are concerned over the situation.mmir display 01- skill with
h more promptly the peace 001% 'WlliCll is 5301)!)ng all American l'enflilhc direct hits and

noticed, as the demolition of tho forts lion in the boys by attending: those , lilt‘l‘llC 8- Royal Scot.

' ”1,. benefits and help swell tho fund which in“.

men. 3 ”1‘1“” future. If so wc Would all Welcome"

nd onl- lliis-
ol' beini: 5plt’5

.‘ctved for ll‘lilll‘r

gland. \vlli'l’c they avert»

“estruction of tho entire cffcctii'c (irr- (-clllhl'llllml they hnvc H'f'l‘ “Ki’m'imli"i;:vix It is i-hlihml that

. . _. od. ,, mu” “(MN ”1““,
€- , the restoration in kind . l i ‘. .
war fie. t louce is given thc slalcnlcnt.

‘ _ thévtmaCIlinffl‘V stolcn {mm Franrn 1:000 BLOCKAADE ‘ .Utcr iiiui-viough Qeu

“Big Feed"

i ‘l'Pl
v

Q guarded b) and

tinder Way Saturday.

ll. lit. with 36 ships.

1 ship prominently di
red, cross painte’
, m,- as .in. the Straits.
the guns. we. fiat-circa an em
“Near" llllS bclng

for target si‘:

L. I U :nd the iiil msition of a ‘ filib. Tuesday. th: 19.
Belgium 1 V I l' or ITALIANS iliirlllday 'We had a.
“g“ ndemnily. ! CRI’I'ICISE]);H.M Holiday."
’I‘h’lsds ,gettinc: down to business.) ,
" '7 5 9 - - 19.
normally has shown no Sign of rr‘lwnj Lolitinuod from First Page i

d on its side. passed
Two days at
crgeilcy call from
one of tho ships requc

Bailomcndooldlers, my or the lot-
ter being 003“, the not. C. A. Hut, ’3“
the Knights of Columbus Quarters. A ..
couple of cabaret shown provided in-
‘ latest for the crew, most‘ol‘ whom had
never been to France before. Liberty .,
was from one o’clock till nine 1). m. ‘

another defeat this time at the hands
of the U. S; S. McDonnell, 16 to 4.

Left thehm‘bor July 12. Met convny
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e carapace ale .
These splendid values for tomorow in add

. ition to huulii-uisg
pf others throughout tho-Me.

 

the ’Admiral‘s dance mute testimonial to the fiend—

’ “Knee length and lace
isiiness of the enemy 0n the second trimmed On sale at _ ' .. 59c

the ships and the cumin was brought ' 6 W

 

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Womenmsle Hosev _

toes; {not dye: black and cordo-
' you. On vole .
athpair.............j “c

Men’s Wool Hose

29th, and leached Plymouth on the

block only; were 50c pair.

:: $53.? .............. 35c

Wmmigfi Gloves 2

Aug. 12, gal under way with convoy ‘

having been added to our.-omistng~nc-. :
0rd; We held target-practice on-ule-

backs. 0n
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beta-e Thar temporary patch mat

«the Me “menu!!! and“; can. fill- Fine .mllty m. «neatly -

holder-ad round collar . .
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fink (Ilene—glam .Gmms
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SHOULD CONSIDER LEAGUE OFT?
NATIONS. i

South Norwalk Sentinel:
Our country is now coni'rontot‘i with

 

 

I! is not a question which should be! it? > We sell more ice area

left to tho judgment of :l stnzlc manwt‘w 1..» 5.»; 1-8;” ‘€‘ .3
achl-t lllc yfi‘ll‘al‘o of ()ursch‘vs and (“it lW'AV‘VAV‘VAVAv‘v‘v‘v a
posterity for good or evil for manyi
years. “’0 should thcroforv consider}
vcry carefully any propohal llial inf
\olves so momentous a question as the
proposed League of . Nations. Tho.
words are used gitbly by many as if ll;
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it. But it might only lllakl‘ greater,
11‘0ublt‘ and complete loss oi lib =i~ty to;
llic l'nitcd States and to other.» li~
might mean the total surrender of out 4
individual right of action to an arbi-i
imry governing; body from whom n’c.W~wv‘:J‘v
should be obliged to lakc orllcrs orsr
suffvt- the consequcnccs.

“'iio will control that governing ‘ . .
hound. who will have authority to dic- "m m “w “mm": mnnmdo'v' m"?

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sting medical
Lilcboat. was
John llarpcr and‘
to the ship.‘

caDH- aid for an injured man.
A spent torpedo was found lynnmnncd and Doctor
and his assistants wore
‘aval autlioiu

what a few men think best for their1
various interests? “’hat tasks wi!!
condition, was; they set us to. what obligations will:
they put upon as to police the world
.and to be the scape goat. for the
world? To send our boys to Rlissia or
A critical in— China or Germany at the dictates of a
real anythingjgchming body elected we know not.I
Wind combined ' how
3: conductive.- to
among the crew.
mouth on the 1w
attended filaveliing 2.002
. the Nut at the Cosmopolitan A. (1:111)?
of small machinery by wind‘,i'ellcf for Italy. _ Plymouth. between George \V. Rich-#9031
‘ Early in February an Italian mili- ai-ds. coxewain of
* tai'ymisslon penetrated Jugo48lav DOP‘ holdepof the featherwc
Rid! “of fairly: uniform breezes. But ulated territory at Latbach and settled ship of New England. and Young Ken-510381
( e 11 am of the United in the town. The 3080-318." feel that nedy, champion featherWeight. of “’99
argma Y I) > ' since their union with Serbia they are tern England,
flare the air-currents are ill- not tn: enemiestof Itltllyfj;x and in? 3:. fight, Richards being depriv
‘ . . -. sent 1 e 0001108 ion 0 ‘ “me an . e winner’s end through a qu
dependable. As H0114“ ”v and- Dalmatian coast. by the Italian army. decision,
1' utilization might. go far Consequently they forced. the Fltgilifél mter Sunday morning, March 31.
‘ mission to leave Laibach on re . . we got under way for Falmrmtlly whore
. . the fuel WON“ 0" S“"""",The Italians rotorted by establishing a we anchored. till the nexluay. ~when
in no! water-power. foodtbrylockadr e mag??? tglbmfilfi‘O-Sliy we left with avconvoy of 14 ships. An
‘ . . . em 0 . new it s 9 ways 0 American newspaper
5* Wmin- 15’ ind-“‘1' a (miliar CzechmBlovuk territory across theJu- was a aner with a View orgetting
on most rural sections of. the 30-va regions this blockade has 31- {inst band observations of life in the
totes. 'But. it is hardly ever do directed the American relief work War gone.

. _ . (work. stifliciciil «willciicc of tlic crew’s
J‘supplies them, the hem". sans-I ltaiy is entirely dependent upon the him};
i America will be. ilinitorl States for food staples. receiv- mg "n ”H. surface of ”w “mm.
3 " ' ' ‘ ._ -__ ling credits through the American Trea~ [hp fact repOl'th to u“. i\
"POM/ER imam THE AIR "811”, with ‘Which to make Purchases. ilics m the Rock.

Wrought «back to tho Cll
was lrnderly cared for.
morning of the. tl
from the 0f a perisco
y was mlsin- aboutuliilll‘ u

(‘Sll‘l' whom he
Early in thc
he presence '
99 was reported as beingi

’ltalian relief supplies cost $60,000.000 Under “.33; next day Wm] 33 ships,
C l J 0481 d S bi t 14 of which left shortly for the states.
L " I . uestion why 29°15» ug 3V5 an 91‘ 3’15 005 5 Once on the. trip
"'3" “is“ the q . the United States about $20,000,000 chmdom. of ”u. mum
is not. more generally used m "Wiggly-k an“? pgrsiititence 0; the-(flab terpreted. and General Quartets \vasfl’t‘stlzation
. ' iotive ower. Its ianl 00 a e an Wlat ‘5 c 31'8“ . “5 sounded but it. was nothing. but
country M CE " p _ the efforts of Italy to obtain political scare.
“Esme foreign lands, Holland 1" ath'antages are creating such bitter and cooled next day.
. ' is well konwn. The Hol- ness that some of the European i'epi'e- The next big event. 0“.“er
Sontatives are suggesting the possibil- half of the ship's company

failed to re.
a‘tA rough sea and high
. . .. ‘-' y . - 0 \
Mulch 19 unit ed at Pl) mouth. mill“ the 111D nhardl ‘lconlrol?
only—eighth. al‘tei'l
miles. The’nsual rou-l
. Captain’s inspection.
another (field day foi-
o drafts of_Amcrican sall-
llc training stations.
. came on board for

‘ot field day ; friend.

and glowed. , Tu’
ight champion .0116.

the Chester.
freon ‘from t
‘ ling 105 amen
; transponatlon.

As usual the 4
ed of the or celebration.

was defeated in the
team" of the U. 3. Me
27 in a town close b~
team parliaok of dinne
diersagdin the aftern
,Blrmlngham nine at
1. Willie? Ame
slated in ‘making
was illifg feed
“”9513? WM
marked‘lh’e
Englishml

It was a wonderful' th of July was a day

morning by the
dical Corps Nat
Plymouth. The ‘ Harriss "I N
r with the 301"
oon defeated the
Home Park 9 to
than Jazz Band as-
thlngs lively. There
on “board and 1 o‘clock
granted. Unusual gay'ety
cmduct or the crew. the
asp-the good natured.
in: “m {z in 'view‘ot' the
90W ’ .-. « imam
. another. (bruit,
cm edition w

correspondent

The sea was rough 3nd
Uhere was little excitement. until the
, 7 » sixth day, when one of the convoy
r and its operation for that , Wilmot Thornton. Who was rem dropped ame«bomb. GCHCmIfluI"

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late to all the nations of thc earth Junl. “k Belg'

METHODIST CENTENARY
MEETING IN NORWALK

 

in the Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
. d 1 ‘ ‘ church on Friday evening ‘liis week at
an 0‘ P‘W‘OW" “9 could nor-“4;, o’clock. This group comprises

Is this peace?

)0 home and think about it. my walk. and Norwalk It in cxpectvd

that Centena ' Counc'l. 1t '
LEWIS H_ NASH. ‘3 IS. linute Men,

 

 

oroton has been elected I or m" evening. Following the address { ‘

 

mmmodore of the Columbia. mam!" M" "*M

Club. General-00119113111 du Pool is vice CONSIDER THtS WOMAN'S CASE

mmodoreandCluL-los HAMioot-e rewri Mrs- A- 71. DeVine 01’ 1:08 Annalee. é
9.9“,qung George R. Wags , C111,. save: “After I had suffered {mm :
been chosen secretary and naming a fenmlc trouble for years, not being Sell your Old-“$0 the Bridge-
Green Smith treasurer. and Prot.3able to do my housework. m‘flt W ‘7 ,
Charles 0. Gunther mensurer.

Theircliet from n'tlocm . Lydia All}. :m-

 

 
 

'a wlmm Intonattontollwtho- '-

 

| Women’s Shirl Waist

spring stylus:

, 31.7

White Pique
Full yard wide; lilvllium min
regular price 79c. .
On sale at. yard . .

White Voile

All excellent
wide; regular prion 49c
On sale at, yard

27 Inch Chambray

All good plain colors;
good quality.
On sale at, yard .....

Tray Cloths

ready for use; regular
price 39c. On sale at . ..

Bleached Bath Towels
{use also thick, not! and

en’s Spring Weight

 

Superfine ”quality. Richelieu rib-
Ebed, specially strong heels and

Strong. "heavy, oil wool Hose;

811k lined and double woven ”fin-
than; two clams: embroidered

41‘."~ v".-

Enz‘lisll Lonzcloth

.12 yard pieces, strong lfiI'lll “mm

and soft flnl
On sale at, plec’c ......

Pillow Cases

- Good quality muslin. size 4:.
inches. On sale

“Remnants of 'I‘tiblc
"Ba ‘I

 

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At 25 Per Cent. of Their Regu

Novelty “Printed VOilt‘s

A remarkable assortment
cellent, quality:

beautiful they... i
t and dark shades

 

 
 
 
 
 

CRE ’ AM
rwalk, as you lmrm.
my MFG. C0.
11 Street

Ladies 'and-gentleme‘ n of South No
m my mum oi
10 South Mai
SI. l‘ctci'shurg_ Fla. hum-h l. 1919. 3 is the largest confectionery atom in

‘ ~ Th‘fy nuke their own Candles
and f0,

llic most :aeriolts question that llilfii ‘ make they guarantee the quality or
layer been put to the human racc. 'zf; T173 quart 01.31%“: Ice Cream.
in than anybody else. Why‘?-

your money back.

d.

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'7 wuv'vy'"

NEW SPRING
DRESSES AND SUITS

AT MODERATE PRICES

 
 

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there will be diflcllssions and vxlii
tion of all the details of ”11‘ pl
1 the drive for $R5:000;0il0 as i!
Worked out. Tile quoted at
Methodist churches
‘ Norwalk is 354.958, to be‘

There will be audition illt‘l‘llnL‘ of all a period Off”? YOBi‘N- Th" ”“"” ""m'
the members of the Norwalk group of pnign to raise this 13‘0“") .1». M M”
Ihc Methodist Centenary organization mil begin March lb and W“

[Hill] dam":

know what the Methodist (‘u'm‘nuil
movement is is invited in :lll1“ll{l iii-
.morth “’ilton. Cannondalc. Vl't‘atporl, matings m the hmw'llk (hlmh L“
lRoway'on. East Norwalk. South Nor- y evening.

. It” the world isn‘t plumb lllwy-tlii'u,
. how can w. . - i -t l t
! Umt Leaders and assistants, and many 9 account for the l it he

_. . 4 . , .' kec soldiers are faClll'.‘ tibiae)»-

4 . ther people interested i h w n an ‘ ‘
VDR. HARRISS A COMMODORE .0 n t 0 ho," t ‘ -. v ' I
Centenary movement will be present.‘ room mm" “D in mum“ nun u“

- * —.._.. . , Arctic circle ?-Boston Evening Trans-
.chosen to Load columbla Yacht Club The?" '1," 1" Crawford is “‘9 0f ”‘9 cript. '

”Md: .3” _ leading ministers of the New York
NEW roux, Mar. 8,4)“ 501m A; area and Will make the main address, .___.____-__.__~___ ~ '

0L1) ' CARS

 

at Auto Wrecking 00., comet-f
following have been elected. trusteeoghamls Vegetable Compound-rundown. m and 333m 3‘33» Bridge-
for two years” : flanges 8. Win 'teudc, V
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