famous singing orchestra.
evening at the home of Mrs.
‘Ellilfll II Groeschner on Gregory Boulevard.
0 AT CHATEAU ‘when a M pleassnt evening was
“MRY; WOUNDED AGAIN
' 1N ARGONNE FOREST
. passed.
Mrs. Edsen K. St. John entertained
the members of the Golden Rule Circle
of the First Cbngregationel church of
Norwalk at her home on St. John
street yesterday afternoOn. A very,
pleasant afternoon ‘was passed by the
ladies and Mrs St. 'John proved her-
self a charming hostess.
.- ‘l'irat. Sergeant David IL Havens, of
Jun Norwslk, took an early train for
mavens this morning to rejoin
”mat the 102d infantry the
mucus New Haven Blues. Sergeant
Havens joined Co D of the 102nd in-
may time that unit was stationed
-nt South Norwalk, two yeais ago. ‘
Shortly after war was declared. the
regiment went to France where it has
gone through every large battle. the
Americans took part in thile adlane
ing with his coulpany at Chateau Thie-
rry a large shell exploded dhectly in
front ofhim Two pieies of tile shell
enterad'iri's body. He laid six hours government service, was home
on the battlefield before he was taken the week-end.
to a hospital. where he. remained for Miss Lillian .Bowles of New‘ York
”me weeks. AMT "dmmng mg mg" visited for several hours with relatives
ment the sergeant went through many in town on Friday. .
other battles. At the opening of the Henry Wilkens of Brooklyn. has tak-
Harold Wood. now at Garden City in
0781‘
battle in tho Argonne Forest his regi- .en possession of his home In Weedn
ment was ordered to the from to par-
take in the battle. Sergeant Havens
street for the summer.
Charles McIntyre of New Rochelle.
fought. through ”1" “mire hi”"“"""h visited~with his parents in Harrison
his regiment. distinguishing himself street over the week-end.
greatly until wounded again by almost The summer Bazaar in North Main
the last shell fired by
After "3"“5 on the battlefield [or supervision of the Misses Fowler.
some time. he was found and taken to
a hospital 3“ ”Mk ”f u“ ““9“ lie Kenzie who has been seriously ill with
was '“ France a “mm “m" "m” 'h‘” double pneumonia. for the past week.
when he was sent to ii base. hospital is much better
In New York ior some necks. After Frank Kelly of Rutgers College is
that lie was in the liospl'iil until a enjoying his Easter vacation with his
month ago.
the hospital and sent home to await Kellv (.arter street
the home-coming M h“ r‘ glnlenvs l p- Cy rll Barnes of Pelt (‘hesier who is
on receiving word than his regiment superintendent on the Ward estate
was at Camp Ilevens ii" iii imm- 5‘lill'l- spent a few hours with his brother".
ed to rejoin it. Sergeant Havens re W'aller Barnes.
ceived the American l)i:.li’iiguislii-<l So‘l‘»
vice Cross, the From-ll (‘rolx do (iUt'l‘le Bowles spent. Sunday visiting Chester
and the Distinguished Sei'vit‘e Order F‘ladd who is still in ‘h‘gNNW Haven
of England~ for bravery in action. “my Hospital.
. S’ ' The B. B Sewing Club met at the
it is so far known that then-
one East Norwalk boy who returned pect Heights Mondav evening.
to this country with the Twenlvalxih ing cards was the principle pastime
“Vision which landed ill Boston :i luv enjoyed.
”a “0' H” is Private ank i-‘sy. "Mrs. Carry Seeley attended the fun
a mmebermf Battery A. 103d Held Ar- eral of 3mm,“ T. ~Ruby in zNorwalk,
tillery,.who has been in France for Friday. '
5t sixteen months. a greater part riage businefis and was well-known to
[time on hard duty. lie was in man) in town
lie of Seicheprcy. as. well its in The borough caucus wil be held in
"0‘ 0‘ note With the 103“ Al- the Town Hall building on Friday even
. . urivate Fay was at Camp Dev- lng. April 11 to nominate oillcers tori
one in November 1917, when a call the ensuing year The election will.
came for six volunteers to go into the take place on May 5 '
ranks of the 103d Field Artillery Announcement has been made of the
Anxious to get into action as soon as marriage of Miss Minnie L. Humphrios
possible. Private Fay volunteered. ““ daughter of 3.1!. Humphries. a well—
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Mitch“ been in camp bl“ 35‘“ known summer resident of New (‘A ;
twenty-four hours. Leaving for the naan to Lewis 1". Johnson of New
ether-aide with the 103d Regiment, he York
was sent to a training camp. and from 3 Darwin Eisler has rented Hobart
there "I“! the front lines During 11“! Water' a house in Church street for the
stay abroad he sent many interesting summer
.193“. among them a German Eisler.
Ma «gas mask. German booklets
.m German money, knives.
We]! of which were placed
_ . 9‘ Mn in one of the stores of
' {the second district Word was receiv-
. ad by his brother that he was to land
.‘In lode-sad so Mr. Fay went to meet
. SSE"? limiter. a ,
i-S -A~matter ml: concerns many East ._ .
is“ penis was brought before George Jarvis. of Camp Devens,
”meeting“ the Cityl‘ouncil ‘MRSS- has been Visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs John JarVis. of Crockett
street.
Milton Rowland expects to reCeive
his discharge from Camp Mills. Long
Island, in a few days.
_ > when 9. discussion was
'0‘“ advisability of relocating
Sim W «pales on Gregory Boule-
W Amunmatlon from the Con-
' ”my asking permission to
“1’58! mead. 'Mr. Noun. of the
Jim-lav was went. and he explain-
w change. SeVeral of
five“! are now in bad shape. he ex-
” no the condimen, and it was
. to install the “three per-
which means that three
. 9.341011” company. the tele
m' and the district com<
,_ . would haVe control OVer
T‘Mion was discussed at
' and numerous questions
flowered and finally, upon
I igfllemcilman Rinse“. -it was
‘ a special nNeting on
April 15. which would
~ nature of a public hearing.
Interested would be given a
Aegis-lit -thelr views and
Miss Edith Wright. of New York, have
been visitors at their home here.
ker, in New York.
moved to Brooklyn.
side avenue.
Stamford on business.
Mr. and Mrs.
daughter, Miss Grace, of
were week-end guests of 'Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Coates, of McKinley street.
’ Aid Society ,of the East.
t church are holding
meeting this afternoon
”.9!
McKinley place.
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Dance lovers of East Norwalk eon-
gregated at the Armory last evening haveretnrned to WWI! after “pond
and enjoyed the dhnce, the music for 1113th wjnw in New York city
which was. mfilshed 11y Molly's hr and 31",. mu Jmup enter-
The members of the Young Wom-
North and Bewayton avenues
en’ 5 Association were entertained last
is children are moving from the Knox:
“‘9 Germans. street..opencd on Monday under the.
The condition of Miss Dorothy No.
He was dist barged from parents Postmaster and ‘Mrs, Henry"
Mrs. F. C. Fladd and Miss Durui‘v“
“W home of Miss Hazel Belg" in 1’")!a 2
PM!- i
He. was formerly in 'the can‘
Mr. Waters has rented the'
letters home to his brother and also 1‘. n. Blodgelt "outing Farm" durinv’
«acuiwhune a number oi very interest- me ume his home is occupied b M- ;
George A. Wright. of Boston. and
Mrs. “'illiarn Moore and Mrs. Eliza-f
beth Gazer have returned from a. vis-
it with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Par!
Mr and Mrs. Russell Hall have move'
ed to apartments in Mrs. A. A. Rus-'
coe’s house, Rowayton avenue, lately
vacated by Miss Alice' March, who has
Mrs. Hiram Taylor is ill at the home
of her son, Hiram B. Taylot', in WeSt
Edwin L. Stevens spent Saturday in
Miles Lynch and
Brooklyn.-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Mable spent:
the week-end with Mrs. Frisbie's pare:
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Preston‘ld. Hart of.
Irving W. Clark. of my" street;
‘Wmfllon- 1°" has hen forced to remain at iii-rhino
“Mu a M The w country estate 4.; \i.
Mat air suntan! «as.» u. And-non BMW in mom...” in...
‘Nrs. Charles cm of W allelic WM- mold through the agency m \1. .
avenue is able to be out again, after an: an. Nessa. who“ a student shall P Richard of Darlen 1.. A N,
a [am my,” at‘fi'eflesieycotlege. is at but! with Satellite, New fink manager .r 11.,
Ilr. and Mn Georsc A Kemp of M's-suns, Dr. min. Gauge H American mils company. Fov mm
the pa“ road “ya M Wang Norton. Jar-the :Easiiu vacation. Iyiaiiilrs this property has been i..u-. ._
Mrs. AmrewWeed ofspflngdfle ! Ir. and Hrs. wauam Ziegler of for the fancy stock of pigeons u . ..i
l. —Certlfied and 8pm me tee. Great Island are meshing comato- there.
inmost: er. a son 'rel 61-12.!)arien. iau'ons upon the recent birth of iii .
:_ nu, m a. Smith who in. been dllmGr—thelr second—at their home ADMIRAL ams- REPORTS
visiting relatives in New Gama. is hNaw York city, . wumfl up“ 9-—-Rear Ari
“visiting her parents at Snow Hill. lid Mrfi- 1““! L. Mini “00" 0f the William '5. Sims todale
Howard my in; w m. an- late Charles A. Bustirk. died at her liver‘ed to the Navy mm.
Juaadwhct. wiihabm oimmumm- Thoma- mum-meauou—ui
and vegetables, in addition to his one in! «m in some Chief of the Mn Nam run.
of mu Rev.MhPflcewillattendthe Emumdumhe‘ar
Mrs. Henry 50011016 0! W10!" m “t the I. 2- Conference which also conferred with high oflcers l I
again rendered several solos at the oven: in Brooklyn today. Mums depart-out. The‘M‘mh‘al ism.
Sunday night service of the llethod- until m ladlyrbnt will spend his ed to leave here comm or tomrm
dst church. : MU who-e. ‘for Newport R 1.. but will take n ‘
M" M. K 8 mm is ”emu“ ‘ lflés Winifred Wtelaw of Long Mm anklin M- Jones tad Mrs- H- period of rest-hem he am.
“w an” “m {mm m" o, town Neck Point. has been entertaining a K- Bennett Home!!!“ Button wom- dotiesnf Wt'of the Nara.
Harry 0 Palmer ‘5 ‘me to be out russinaie at the Connecticut College on yesterday at & meeting‘at 3018' .i‘wege. to‘w‘hich he recently it.
am we? a mean 8m” mm” _for Women. Miss Olive 'ruinm 13-va Stu-atom. to organize a signed at his mm request.
A bathroom is being installed in William E 9mm °f W "°' wows mat?“ to ”mom the;
George R. Smith‘s Mansfield avenue. "e 1‘” engaged Arthur H Green at Fifth (Victory) S ' "
house. i z" Canaan as chaufleur . Miss Margaret Selleck is having J‘X'
“N been Dr and Mrs Theodore Brown of tonsivc alterations and improvements
Providence. R. l., formerly of this made to her oottnge on the Post Road.
.gdieu. who have. been spending m0. afternoon.
time in New Canaan, have returned to
their home in Crockett street. The
Quick flamily, who have been occupy.
ing the L'Hommedieu home. have
we defining was spent
an. and Mrs. Hiram Merely and son
moved into their own home. the for-
mer house of Edward Broadway, on the
same street.
1ained friends from out of town. Sun-
day, at their home at the corner of
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Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert and.
house in newton avenue.
Bury 8. Bryan. of North avenue
has put his lunch the ”Lloyd" into
commission for the summer months. .’
Tracey Ambler of Roma avenue
has been engaged to sing at the Fine
Arts theatre, Westport, on Thursday
evening. when the wonderful picture.
"tram the Manger to the Cross " arel-
erent film of the life of Jesus of Nasa-
reth. will be shown. Several Mi“:
ten people are planning to go to West-
port on that day. .
Edward F. Hart. and family hate r9-
2tarned to their summer home. (lactic
Names, at Highland avenue. and 8am-
this street after spending the winter
in New Rochelle. N. Y. Mr. and-Mrs.
|G. F. Waleis of Hickory Bluff, who
have been occupying the Hart resi-
dence for the winter. have returned to
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Goa-r is A HERO or 103m
Boston,‘:i.—--li
cot of the 102m it'd-v
is home. wearing imil “Mind M"-
service stripes. 5)..
in all attacks.
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Iiii‘lm Van Kilk has '\ billidr -...
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\‘u Lt UVt'i' l; i in"
spending a few da3s with friends in
New Y.ork town. are receiving congratulations which when completed will be oocu
upon the recent arrival of a daughter. pied by fir. and Mrs. W D Anderson
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on the job
dfact:
Attirec-prtol' Buildingianhmgton‘ ,atthe
Waldorf-Astoria in‘New Yin-harlot scores
ofothsr mm—whueymwwidnatur-
city-«wet ”W W to sell
«Pam lead in also. 'But W as
these—oak are, We but a“drop in the
W” almond mtlL‘ flue MILLIONS of
Fatima: nicked every day by the big, plain.
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