5‘ the hence made on with two shot
' guns. Mr. Cochrane had been away
tor the past two-weeks. “upon his
return. :Ratnrflev he as .‘jnieh Chagrin-f
’ ed to find everything m—tmsy. A
'3‘“ otheptymmimuonreveolsdtho ‘99.”;
n‘ time 1 that the two it
“ :09,” the con' further than t t he calla not out}
the odious new what else had been taken.
' The first finish“ lecture on ties“
rum Wayv 0‘ New great world conflict which has been
mm '3‘ the ,home of given in this city will he held? at the;
”W0 the. W 1‘? East Avenue Methodist chime}: this
evening when Rev. Harold E. Wilson
will conduct the lecture- on 'fl‘he Great
World War."~ This lecture, one of the
most complete 0: its kind, has Been
prepared by Underwaodk Underwood!
famous war correspondents and phi?!
~ t and t-
{Joanrice of the U. 8. gralplhidertshewholmtnml n Em! menu of the'
flattened at Newport 3' ["45 conflict and as a result or their ob
at his home on Bridge “M m and experiences, they pre-
” ‘ ”hm “m“gh pared this great illustrated story!
, ’ which mus over a hundred vividlyi
residence at 7 Edlie avenue. lntreestlng scenes of actual warfare l
' m by “I" and Mrs. J WGSIEY Everyone who attends I: sure to be In
m‘ has mamas“ by Leslie Interesting scenes of actual waretare
the lecture.
"’nnd Mfrs. Percival H. Sharron
aodlmry N. 1, arrived in town.
urday evening and spent Sunday
‘ehome of Mrs. Shermn' 5 parents,
"littlest Nor-walk Mrs. Sheri-0:: will
main here for a week.
Wement was made at the East,
Aymflethodlst church yesterday by
‘ mm Harold E. Wilson of the re-
m“ attained the comenary drive The letter from the pen of Harry E.
ates church and they will be publish- Scofleld In Saturday's Sentinel con-
u in‘lthis column tomorrow. , cerning a Community Hall is being
”' 5 . favorably commented on.
Philip J. Burns, formerly manager of , ""“
the most up 'to date auto supply The many friends of Percival ll.
' imSouth Norwalk about April Sherron were pleased to greet him in
"monorail line of automobile a-‘up- Rowayton yesterday. He came from
then; slndian motorcycles and Woodbury, N. J., with his wife to
Wad (Hamill hesold A modem spend Sunday.
WWW will be installed. His
1 (IMAM him much success.
Ensign John Clevely has written rel-
atives here that he expects shortly to
A men we prowling around Gola- leave Brest, France, on his way to the
stein Srotlnu's fnr shop so the third United states. He has been in charge
W -on May evenlng excited of a submarine chaser.
Walnuts of Leonard Johnson.
~ ' ImaMBman at the plant. He Mrs. Irene Lynch Tiebout. who has
, , mimic police but the man he— been seriously ill with Inneilnza at her
use we and disappeared before. homefiin Brooklyn, N. Y., isnow‘lm-
it“ arrived. proving. Miss «Mm-lore Lynch at T0
— _. . keneke. has been attending her.
it Leo~DavIs. who had been
to his home on Rowan street ~—Bogltming this week the Brewer &
“in" With illness. resumed Mnlme Feed 00.. willmalte tree deliv-
maths on Saturday morning cries of large or smacll orders of hay.
’ ”“995 the members 0‘ the grain. feed and poultry supplies to
“Association who tender- mm 8V8]? WWW” 'Phone
.4 'home dinner to Lieut. 194.3. . .
7, hat the ‘Mahuckemo Ho-
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-'*'M.’€.'Ogden and family have moved
. from the rooms over-Mr. 'Ogdcn's store
in: a welhknown in Rowayton avenue, to the house ad-
, Joining, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wil-
~time busy-been employed in llama have rented the rooms over the
Wills. has enrolled in the war store.
Private William Lynch of Tokeneke
,.- mzw‘fomedy pastor of Road has arrived in New York city
some rNorwaik Congregational with the Twenty-seventh Division. 110
was met by his wife and mother, Mrs.
Franklin-Lynch, announcers soon to
xthieims have again made return to his home.
7 . .in" Eastihlorwalk and
Manama takeprecau-
e 2 their flocks against the nue has returned from a visit with her
On Saturday evening sister Mrs. Joseph A. Judge in Phila-
re stolen ,trom William dolphin. Mr. Judge and his son Allen
on Winfield street. II: have been In the ambulance service
mail for other East Side for nearly two uyears, and are now in
ifiatihe doors on their Italy, but hope to be home soon.
rifle “work "with Rev. John
Miss Lanna Crockett of crew ave-
, ‘ . new Mme Hose Icompany was
.- “he kept to insure the called “out yesterday afternoon to ex-
egg producers tmgnish omdlandfire catholic-ten
road. It is supposed that the fire was,
started from -a. spark item a passing
. granted his honorable dis- locomotive. Considerable damage 135
' firthe service and has re- reported to have maulted. As usual
flaw at. what street. pre- the firemen did creditable work. 5
tom his civilian occu- ~ '
~florporal Fudge landed on Richard I; Gallienne, a noted writer
' tor serving in France. for who has been spending the winter in
. “to some time as“ New York'rand Bermuda, is' having his
= stationedut Fart Schuy- beautiful .lsnmmerhome at Tokeneke
Due tiresome delay in the redecorated and refurnished, in prep-l
lot-ids diaeharge were ‘he oration of the summer months. They
atzthezmp “(him not will occupy their home in about a ,
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' friends 0‘ Ralph E AW Saturday; John Verge;
‘ me am are ’3'" Gmecttout evane; Edna Tripp,” I
regret over the unfortu- Charles B street , '
, hwm 31in 1"“ Discharged sauna-lay.- Michael Wei-A
minutiae“ lento. Westport avenue.
mm killed Mm 391°“ Died Saturday; Robert J rowel-e 21
Nam-rt- Mr 199- Main otmet. , ,
W“ my Admitted Monday; Funk Finnegan.
arms venom” if?
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suppornngbasls.
. NT WILSGNIhas asked all Ameri-
censtorallygcnerous‘lytothe supportraoffie
Committee fundamental-nest. ~ .
The need is. urgent. Fete million refugee m
and chlldm'the Vietimsd Turkish lust and brutal-
ity, meaning and dying.
There is only one possible source of help—
America. The other nationsrof the world commerce
bind up their own wounds Upon what we do!-
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Every. dollar subscribed -
goerto‘the Work , 3
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.Afl funds. are «med.
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The. Government has asked the Committee for
Relief in the Near East to undertake the rescue
'work. among these victims of Turkish oppression.
During the past year the Committee has cared for
over 900,000 refugees who otherwise would have .
There are now 4,000,000 ‘;dcpcndcnt upon the
Committee for relief. Of this number 400,000 are
children; many of them little more than babies.
whose parents have died of privation or been
murdered by the Turk.
Tocerryontlns work a minimum of S30.006;060 .
is needed immediately.
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The m and for the porch-emf food.
niches, ended-u supplies absolutely essential
if American in save these etn'cken Eaten:
330,000,000 will feed and clothe for sin
.need, and'nll entirely dependent upon-Moan
lawmit will restore banishment!»
neu‘ly two nn‘lflon of these refugee- ” in
mm ' otTum“ gimme”
,‘ ’3.me farmimplemenb, unload
his“ then to become nun on in-
people. if this pro-
aflmagfir need little “hemlock
from“. '
Handled”, 35:00 -,e. month. $60.00 a meats-pm
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