,. r: and vicinity:
ds.
Mountains.
e‘glon.
moms
‘ .. “Swiss scrlms ~em! man-
so designs in creton‘nes J
raperies'. Also :lndow '
303301813. ~
Fair to.
'tTueSdl-sy. ' ForConnecticut:
t and Tuesday; not much
temperature; fresh north-
” Weather Conditions.
, eported during the last ‘
from'the northern and east-
ons of New England and from
IO‘klau- Kansas; Nebraska and
Pleasant weather has me. '
other sections east of the
I iAn extended area
pressure is central over the
Moderately low telli-
A YEAR AGO
We »,—-~
71" ”my?"
street. who celledgupon he
pen was unconditional: sword;
:— .
.‘_ ~1-
Lolita}. Ruth Van Georgi-ins. Hm
R. storehouse»; sires; n
i NEWS ‘3.
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7' Some 7 men don't require
. ti ldi and hel i imperso- . 7 ‘ ._
:35; Siblblffms of tillex'lglilear East, Morehousenn‘d M13331. L. Wood.
and,Dr. F. D. Hamlin of Columbia Uni-‘r ‘
varsity, also noted the worldover for
'h‘is wonderful work along this'line,
{were tendered a pleasant testimonial
[dinner at the Hotel Mahackemo. ‘pre‘
_:'vious to their appearance at the
'PalaCc theatre yesterday afternoon,
gwhen both made soul-stirring appeals
M for funds to clothe, feed and cherish -
.-the near-annihilated races of the for
(East. Dr. Shatara and Prom Hamlin)
were the guests of a number of local
; ll‘en interested in this work and
among whom were L. W. Slater. Per.
r ' W. Brooks. Judge John J. Walsh,
Samuel Roodner. Rev. A. E. Beebe.
who do, here are the med-
ium weight union suits.
pretty comfortable for these
Spring days. Prices $1.25 to
$3.60.
Two piece suits also. Prices
' 75c_to $2.60 per garment.
Various fabrics to suit your
skin and your fancy.
And for night—pajamas.
street. is planning,to move from thi
Rogers & Stevens
Nor-walk
Hampton. Mass.
. South Norwaio
71“ ~
Road.
ow Rochelle. '
«- g
"in; Florida.
bury, Sunday afternoon.
Huntington was summoned
tended to the boy‘s injuries.
by ”New : Rdt‘lielle
appointed
Postmaster
. Saturday
' carriers by
iiy News
Martha Hamilton. of Flux liin fi Rev. George II. Heyn. of
spent Slmda)‘ with Mr aunt in} Church. New Hanan. will be in charge}
. . l .
ouvenlr post cards are beingicoinms.
’ . . !
_ed from Jesse M. Ferris. who is:
indlll‘g several weeks in St. Peters
The'Town Union of ‘King's [laugh-
-'u‘.ndASons are holding their remliarf “"3 ”1“ Washington street cl‘m‘vr. fill-
ni‘eetlng. this afternoon at the Home: in? the vacancy caused by the resignat-
the Aged, on Vi'estpori avenue
"A dog belonging to Herbert Ru] '
.ston hit Lloyd Philips. Jr. of (Eran gnoon by Martin Grace. of Strawberr-
’ Dr. S, H. Hill, and turned over to ibelpolice was
and at-5
i The delegation of the members oii
the South Norwalk Lodge, Loyal Or ' _ .
endear. of,.Moose. attended a (fair given! If! "‘9 house. 01' reDIjESentatives m
I Lodge. Shim-dag" ”"1110"! ium. week, a bill was intro-
}iusseilfDny. of East Nol-wnlk. ami’ $22.50 to $35 in
“Volta 'I‘. ‘Venfer, of Connecticut ave!
e. who recently returned from sew,
erul months" service in France, werei
substitute-E .
Andrew posiltion of carrier-clerk was hold at
Leary of the South Norwalk pom-l ”‘9 South Norwaik host-office Satllr- and family. who have been wintering
charge from the naval reserve forces;
_ TODAY‘ ~~-———» _- — -_-__._ ~__ —. h- Dr. David . Spence and Lieutenant 3
am As on the past few Sundays, the Thompson. ' i ‘Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Kendrick. and:
filter, Adeibert Chapman, of Bridgeport," One of tho usual tasty luncheons 30,: Leonard. ‘3“, expected to return?
was Suri'vd by Mllnager Connors who
was complimented upon hlsfeicellent;digging,»
cuisine by tho dinels. The menu in- last, Jul;-
; eluded: “ ‘ V
i Oysters in the Half Shell. '
THIN-"i Chicken Soup 'Pivr in Flordia. . ‘
Roast Vermont Turkey. 3
Spiced Grapes Creamed Onions:
Mashed Poiaioc-s Combination Salad were in town
Pie :1 la Mode Demi-tasse '
Cigars and Cigarettes
l ,nu’as in charge of the services at Trin-
i :ily church yesterday. At the Wednes-V"
, {day evening services the Rev. George
.! IH. Heyn will be in charge.
for the mid-week Lenten servicos 'zll!
g‘Triniiy church on \i'odnesdm'
«xv!»
yesterday
_-~_. “a. '
~~~Horses {or sale. Raymond BroS.
ii. urn weeks.
i-
i
i
i Munv flionlis in illi§ city were scree-i
John \Ioo e. )i‘ C ,t . - :- ~ .
‘ " ( ”nab? h “we" 1'” nhiv surprised to lParn of iherecelit:
fHCCGDlPd a position with W'illialil Mil<
‘zlml “’iiliam P. W's-aver. professor aiding “'"h M“ and MFR
[he Pennsvlvrnia Slate College. Mhs EMMY on "53“ Sfi‘cil't
ilurto is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
George}? Burlo. former residents of:
tih‘.
. . ‘ llenry
inn" oi Raymond Hall.
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A pocketbook found Satuidny afiei»
inter claimed by Mrs. T. F. Foley of
l
i -' 7 . L: _‘ . 7- g w. ill Hi ‘kory Bluff.
'Quiniard m’onue. l m u- \V iliam .B. Sim enson, i. . ‘
rived at his home on Union avenue on i -
Frlday with his honorable discharge Mrs. Margaret A. Vnshlll-gh and
from the service. Stevenson arrived on granddaughter Helen l'J. Vosbllrgh at
this side but recently after eight- 61 Putnfin avenues» slxindtngu few
months service: in France; days with l-elaiivofrin Newark .N' I.
I
~—Ilorses to hire. Raymond Bros,
I
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'ducod by Representative Edwina ll, ‘ : - -
. T‘- . . c 9 . _ _ Awn _ 0 Gran! View
Bailey. providing for an increase from: “'3' onuld M" Donald has r tuln Samuel J 5“ rt t (
the amount paid 1... ed to her home in Hartford otter avenue. spent yesterday in New Yer“
“16.8th for the burial of 9mm llll‘“ spending a very pleasant week win. city as the guest of friends.
' llor mothlr. Mm. Mary A. Vaughn, of
:Grovo street. l
pars was adopted. Mr. and Mn;. August DN‘VGS. of But-
ler~street, were visitors in New York
and Mrs. Ferdinand B. Smith. city yesterday.
A civil service exnlllinzltioll for the.
311‘.
day morning when six candidates “wk in Florida. loft Jacksonville this morn- Miss Gertrude : ’l‘ariov. of GPO"?
the exam whichwas held under the di- in: on the sieumer “Arapalloo” en‘street, spem yesterday with rolllili‘cs
HAT DYE
'7 , Piuss'rmwth srRAw
. , 200
fillsoh-PoWell Corporation '1...,,..,C,...,_.
_-'Sbuth Norwalk
rel-lion of E_ X", Clark. Jngpph .\l H55“. route for their home in this city, in Jamics, L. l.
and Vincent Costello. 3
-.- _,__ Mrs. wmnm Rom. of the Honor)"
Horses sirllllcrl. llzlvnmnd Bios, Hotel in New York City.
-_....____ week-em]
A number of
Dr. Philip Casleuano spent the
spent the week-end with friends on Long Island.
at tho homo oi’ her parents returning homelagt evening.
pmnfinpn. Norwuik Mr. and Mrs. H. Roodner. 106 (”mint
are in attend the banquet 9”““"~ l
[at the Hotel Davenport ill Stamford.
'iliis‘ovcuillc which is [)0an given ill
Miss Alice l‘olueroy. of Academy
street, was :3 Visitor at Hammock
Heighis. N. 3.. vesterdsy.
James ll. Harris has returned to his
. I .
‘llOllOl‘ of Homer S. (‘umminlzs by tile 'Hmlo :Il Southern Pines. North Curt»! _ ‘
:momhm-s or tlu- Stullli‘nrd Democratic “lia- l0 PDJOY MS 5am". vacation from" Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Rm”. 0’
ir-olnmiiice. his studies at. Harslrom s school. I“ya" street. entertained Charles
l
2 _. fl..- ..
emoyedanevmwmm use: a: St- 9am and cared -
‘ ll. Th ' ~ 'wum. 1 «
a ., 039 “1’0“" the party ' William s. Davies. stationary “P
kneel- at the Danbury engine house
mmnflithe New» York, New ' Haven and
V." and Personal , wood won-atheism memo samu-
son.) Gugffi..1:5i:nlnhte1n. Helen " W009.
_ . WWI-fl
scum-f #11:!quan among. mam
—‘_.___' i
Mira. Hamid Chitflm, of Merwin:
my about April 1st to Join hel- hus'
band who is now employed in Ens
Mr. Chittlm but rc-i’suppose l've got sense enuogh
cently received his honorable dis-;know_ih"y'd "0“ 0‘17"
to their homn‘luthis city within a fewE
a. prolonged absence sincef
when they left this city on a:
{cross-continent motor trip to Californ i' cl garett es.
lla. They haw- been spending the with.
Mr. and Mrs. William s. Stui'ievant:
inspecting 3
their“ property at‘Beile lsland_ w‘tero .
”my hope to return for the summon“ m8 adventures and experiences
Harry “1 Rexirew. president or the
i nnnouncmnoni of illP engagement of? ”“39”“ Assnmbh 0’» ”‘9 “mu"‘rhm
Miss Marjorie Barto, of West Haven. i or St Andrew. 0' Albany. N. Y'- i" “5“
0.
(Mr. and Mrs. James M. Farrell. of
! Brooklyn. spent the weekend at their
{recently completed summu- residence
but that the Germans would have gone
into Paris.
soldiers
furnished’fordsfinm mtyjhnch; which willbe iconduéted ’ by .313hopl
hy'Acheson. ‘
Washington
M.. will confer the past. masters degree
at their Special convocation tomorrow
ETIOUETTE EXPLAINED '
Sf "My dear, don't eat peas with your
knife at the table." '
*3 “Of course, I wouldn‘t. Don‘t you
to
iLAWYlaRs WELCBMED
HOME LIEUT. LIGHT
Continued from First Page
.tuce sandwiches. orifice. cigars and
After the refreshments had been dis—
1posed of. Attorney Jeseph J. Lillxweii-
ier was induced to preside at the pi~
"ano and his elforts . at
ment won the praise of his associates.
Lieutenant Freeman B. Light was
‘called upon by Judge Taylor to tell
while in France with the A. E. F.
’Lleut. Light possessed- a. wealth or
material {or his address which proved
in this city but. a short time as liq
but lately arrived on this side after
serving overseas. where he was es»
peclally assigned to conduct distin-
guished visitors along the various bat
tle fronts. taking many special maga-
ents and others in \he danger zone.
Some or his stories on thenewspa-
per men were stunning. but‘ in some
cases, he said. real bravery was dis-
played. and he knew‘ of at'least two,
instances where two writers had’cnter-z;
ed the fight and gone over the top”
{With the troops. for ribssolepurpgse‘
or getting a complete story of: the hat-
tle for‘the papers on ‘which they were
employed. ' ‘ '
Llieutenant Light said that to his
mind the real turning point of the
war came when the Second Division of
United States trootps was thrown in-
to the battle of the Name. The peo
ple in Europe were of the opinion that
the Americans «were not much on right.
lug, lacking previous experience and
in most cases any special training
such as the European soldiers had bad
But the Second Division went in.
while the French troops were drop-
ping back before the terrific. on-
slaught or the Germans. and though
greatly outnumbered by the enemy.
soon succeeded in holding the latter.
Germans back. and as the Americans
began doing this the French took
heart. and gave the support necessary
or each flunk so that the enemy was
turned back decisively. A distln~
gulshed writer stated that if the Inn
ericruls had not entered the fight at
the opportune time there is no doubt
But the United States
\vrre not satisfied after be-
‘55‘ radio. Maybrooll. N.“Y..« _ where he
is to be ihe'rcwer ruginnber in charge
Hm Antler. of the power plant of the Ontario is
‘ ‘ ‘ .- Westemrafirosdm.mvleswentto
underwear. but “for those . Dr. Fnud Shatura, whose life wox‘gwlsi mammggr Elm; uni; Tidal: Dawn” “0 Yew; ago mm Wow
{ ’ ' .» “ ‘ ' ' ' .ter Museum! during his residence
fthere has'made a large number of
in. and Mrs. 519‘.”th B. Wilson. " friends who. while they regret. that he
of 92' Wall street m today 00190,“. is to leai’e here. are pleased at his ad
ing their golden wedding annivesarr “new“
,as Mr. and Mrsé-Wi’lison are married!
Just um years today. ”Many of their
”large ~°3r¢le inf friends end relatives
have called at their horns and offered
their cong'ratulationsxjand well wishes revenue:-
Chapter, No. 24. R. A.
this lusu-u- , ’
most interesting. He has been back ,
zinc writers. newspaper correspondu ‘.
Then begun the task of pushing the .~
. .____\
nil-time
denser amen as possible.
“who lty chumh to attend the Lenten. ser- 3‘- other disregard for shell fire of!”
I I all? the kind. Courage ragaobtutyflto undergo
. me.‘ ' ‘ ' ”m ' M“ ~ m a 9-1::th mm was sonnets“. or
1 "“1”" was m hour ce on y chomw'lstic rot. thermal-1%“Thelr Joseph A. Gmy,
' t" p ‘ flaring W Front and John J
, Wu » was wonderful. No mtter ‘ __
., I ,
hide. although 5. times ‘
, up they more; it can
truthfully be stated they were um
volition of the bravest sort. The great
mire! our boys overwhelm the on-
m, {and while the 10.50. were large
for .s country cunbe scammed
without new loss. He believed that
,domr.1ntmt in the affairs of the
United Steins,
will be a
Look out ‘
era, and get whatever they go lately;
no {nutter how great the danger or the ,
cos . ,
Lieut. Light’s address was received:
with continuous applause by the mam-f
bers of the legal profession who. after:
enJoylng more or Attorney leefl-g
er‘s piano selections, disbanded short—1
ly after 10:30. .
Those who were present included
Lieut. Freeman B. Light, John H. ;
that you ‘can’t
car yourself? . .
It's easy Drop in and
we'll show you Paint
it this afternoon and run it
out new tomorrow
The finest material we
know .of in
paint your
the Mining soldiers would take a’
and would see that ,3
mm or the mngsnow apparent are
High When they all setback they i
wonderful influence for good. I
fer them. for they are fight- i
. “bu, m‘w
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egg
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the
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why
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F“ R. Taylol- V
‘ . its
Nehemiah Landon, Jo
mm'l. , Quinlan.
no cute.
But “my.“ admire
. ,. .ll‘u‘t.“
Lloyd “Loom Woven” ‘
Baby Carriage. ‘ .
i
Moot beautiful baby carriage in the I
. $123."? w “r“ i“
on out o" m”'nve l d l
W B. Lloyd. . n g
the work TM", The. Futcr
It.“
Gunilla weave not 'H 3
by . noun a
the slow,
Let .i..‘ “Loom" Sm You 5...
Can-in Incl shutouts.
Sterling Furuilurc'C
' umsmxcrou STREET.
,.~.. w w.
'90
g .
. murmur “ills.
, Onmer C. Hpflt‘lililnf’Jme
_ mailer, John Keogh. Jump II
Hansen Leo no ‘ '3"
via, Jesse T. Du '
Richard helm“.
Louis (midst-11ml
“Wm,
“I?“ ..
“Isn’t He a Dear?"
your (fiends .dmirr him. ‘
cunning uld handsome. .
him much more 5
magical-homunculus
nrful
This "loom" :'
Med workman and l
othumonuhc- ‘
pnm' live band
‘tios Hi the (‘nnter Junior High sclloo' '
~ ins instructor in English, commercial
. i
arithmetic and geography. Miss Ryder
is Shrew-dim: Mrs. Charles lfilrlloll”
who had been substituting at the
l
.C—n—u-
(‘mllmoncills this (Waning. all i‘uivll'e‘
Cadets will he held’in the hall of St- 9
tlli'Po months all meetings were held,
., _ - . . . ' . in'Red Men‘s Hall. South Norwalk. Ex
there is no secret to Sun-
," .- 1 r ‘ -
Jill“.- It 8 8' sunple matter this comine summer near Danbur): h
.1.
Plans are now being formulated for'
eluding many Norwalkers, within the:
next two weeks. Many ot’the officer:a
, are leaving the concern and this at-
fair will be to bring together all of C
. those who tic-operated so splendidly (
-
Pennington of soldiers and sailors go-
llm, shout to the houses of the city trio;
ing‘tp sen-welcome "homehslsns. mags-,2
zines. etc. Many have the idea that
this is unlawful and reported. the mate
i "tel- to the policéevi’eryftimejone of the .
“ on were seen. Ms? Inasmuch:
siesta permit , 6cm:
limo lugrning entered upon her now d“. strom‘s school. bus returned
enjoy his Easier holiduy.
with friends in Norwalk.
school until a suitable teacher could stationed at “‘9 submarine base
lw sncurod to ill! the vacancy them. .Ncw London.
:Qlllntal‘d avenue. entertained Mr. 3
Mrs. Daniel bowling. of .New York
moved-email to their home on Hale
avenue spent the week-end in New
York city amine guests. of Mend!- ffather,
to his
mine in Moniclnir, New Hampshire. to‘
Ensign: Earl Barto spent Saturday‘
Mrs. Edward Nichols has returned
ant week-end visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Timothy Bunnon. of 17 Hamilton avcé
‘. c . v e .5
tenslvo preparations are still being istwilk ‘li11"1‘f13i:: dthiztfiast 3:933;
nizide for a two weeks camping season ‘ 0 a ' ‘1" ‘ y i
one to hear of his speedy recovery.
' . . 'Brown. of Boston over the. week-end.
Miss Lillian ltl'llel'. (if (ioni'gonm-n GPOl'go M. '] L‘nel')‘. a student ill. lInr. ’ I
Miss Sully Bctls entertained a mm»
but of relatives at her home on Now-
;‘town avenue over the week-end.
with
'He is “0‘,“ . Mrs. .Malcolln Love, .0: 2 W’esi, arc-
at ' mic, went to Nutley. N. J.. (tidaly 10
..., spend the week
friends.
Waldo Rsymond‘spenl Sunday with.
‘ mepnnzs and drills. of the Nor-wall! to her home in Stamford after a pies, "Tlauws and friends in '0‘")-
i .
. . Attorney Morris Land of Stamford.
- . . Ed“ rd M'Alllster. f
Mal) s school. himwslk. For the past a . 'v lis in Norwalk todayon business.
DEATHS
i Robert Henry
Julius Iliulioran, or the Armed Guard i day. aged 57 years.
Mr.» and Mrs. Timothy *Foley.
itv. over the week-end.
V \
‘Mrs. Mabel Hartwright and children}
i
3
. s
Miss Anuna Can-oil. of Spring mu'
at 9 o'clock.
um. David gE,.
Aims-um
Powell.
3 illobert Henry Payroll died on Sutur-
v . ; . - l
.a farewell reception and dinner to be of the Rural Reserve Forces stationed The remains were taken to the
, in Brooklyn. Visited his home on Ker . home of his sister Mrs. Edward
given by the cmployes and officers of ‘ , . ,
the Bullard Engineering company in- 10:2 mm” over Sunday. i Amundson, at 4 Henry street, and the
a ’ i 3 funeral will be held from there-gal
0’; 8:15 Tuesday morning,
nd' Mary's
and from at.
He leaves a wife. one daughter; his
.mother. two Meters, and two brothers.
Hughes. ;
Mrs. Clara Leonafiughes, wife '0!
‘David E. Hughes. aieaLSunday anor- .
noon {it her homgmyfile‘smt street."
; West Hartford. Conn” H other ' seversi
'wéeks’innessot ' ’ ‘- w‘
., ’Shefienvespbem " ,
~ hidden behind the. trees and rocks and
. where the Americans had no thought
ginning an attack to hold the enemy,
3 but kept at. the objective until the en-
emy had. been put to rout. He des-
cribed one wooded sector. filled with
rocks. which worded an ideal battle-
ground for the Germans. and it seem:
ed as though one of them could stand
01! a. hundred of the attacking force.
It was completely filled With machine
guns and troaps. The weapons being
even up in the branches'ol‘ the trees.
After an unusually severe attack the
American boys began to make progress
and then, systematically, piece by
piece. the Germans Were driven out
and compelled .to give up the fight.
He described several battle scenes,
of danger to themselves. but went In.
dying alongside their machine guns.
Our artillery did‘great work, “ and es-
pecially was thistnle at the battle
0.” i'halcau-Thierry. _ ‘- ' '
as sum the boys secured picture
postal cards of the town- to be at-
tached and made a study or every
building there. 'An 'old Frenchman
was found and he knew the location of
the tellers in which the Germans were
hidden .but (who would come‘out with
their machine guns and open fire as
soon as the attacking force ' wasnear
enough. The Amelicdnsfdrew sketch.
es of the lugs individualized
themselves with every detail. When
he commit. came .abamsew
laid. the. advance gun, and. bemre
..
t
issueipiie.
digesiion!’
I
sealed in its was-
wrawed pEckaee. air-i
fight. impurity proof-
WRIGL
some. the ~ seedy
“let’s good for nouns
and old. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler