Osborn av.cnuc The youan are
enjoying a vacation from rchool, thi:
week..and are awarentiy lot: int: 0."! :1
lot of energy that. was not expended in
their otodiu. Ye‘eflay a complaint
I came that there was some troublesome
boys at the'corner of Van Zandt and
Fort streets, and Officer Stratton ln-V
vestigated and quiet was restored.
Rev H. E. Vlarsland who has ”(21111
at Amnityillc. Long Island. for mo-
wears will be the new pastor o? e-‘le
Avenue -Methodisl misc-ops!
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W D. Ferris of Baldw,in L. L. lhst
hit-visits with “a mother Mrs. “(hmth He is fold to be a forceful
m!“ "do “ Senview avenue ptcacher and an corn-BI! Mir. and
- the pulpit supply cmnmittee, Myron VJ.
“w .n waiting “um May 1‘ Osborn ltr Russell:- E. Morgan and
mm m {Ms-w win he ‘ Ftcdelick M". Hawkins, are elated to
0’“ for business. ' their successes in agenda; him. He
has an interesting family,consint?18
of his wife and two chins-en. and is
iexpettcd here this week Rev. 11. E —
li’llson goes to New.- York. to become
connected with the bureau of publicity
in the toteigu miss-loamy movement. i
$1.
II. Allen I Bar-mun and children ‘
of PIT! Chatter. N. Y.. have returned
I.” after a visit with friends here.
ll. Frances Fudge. of 36 First
strut. has stemmed to bet duties in.
the Postal Telegraph oilice in Now. alh, !
after a three weeks' vacation.
\liss Anna P. Hipson, daughter or
in" and 111s Henry J 1111111011 of Sea-
side place spent a to whoum at her
.. home Saturday. having what is known
in; a few In” with her mother. Mm. as a “late pat-t4 from U 8. General
be... mpamzz‘l: 11::11333113‘131Hospital. No. 3. located at Railway N.
t .l.. where she is in training as a nurse.
in; of the” York East Conference. Y Miss Hipson came home '0 see her
btother Pm ate Harm H. llipaon. who the German loan. which was going but}
has been discharged f: om the am iy at the time
bulancv service after eighteen months In Prison Camps.
Private liipson was The next plate to which they were
Hrs. Irvin: L. M11 has been 51x 11d-
86 Washington Street
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‘3:
The Vl’oumn's Foreign )lissmn. :11
Society wifl hold their regulat moot '11).
meeting this evening at. the resident-1-
overseas duties.
of Int. A. N. Paddock. Seaview ave- ‘
nne. decorated with the (‘rvix dc Gucrte taken was (mflann. where all 1h~
_ -—-- cross of war. with a star. showing American lnfllit\ was taken and Ge:
Howard Andetson, who is 51111 (loin: personal citation .t‘or his bravery while man paper money wan substituted. Thc
(m 5011an Mill the N811 \otk I’niversity Germans were arrogant and brought in
an outer, who asked them why they
1 \‘avy service. has been calling
friends in town for several days. He Ambulance unit altar bed to the French.
hopes to receive a discharge within a army. at the second ba'ttlc of the were fightinx Germany. Then thcrt‘.
short time. . 1 Marne. last August. blips llipson re- Wits :1 confluent-c. for the art’swcrs dl'i
Hr” tful'nt‘ll at a late hour Saturday night not suit the Germans. The food was:
I\t-rv poor. and then- Was not much ol
lit, The wcalled bread was made ti
'Mnullht and potato luwlincs ground
John B. Sunset-2 at Cannundult- was 10 the hospiiuL
operated on at the St. Raphael's hos-
pital in New Haven. yesterday, by 111-. ‘- _-—
“mm H. Crowe. Encouraging reports to a pulp. the cake was made fmm
are being received from the hospltnl ”ARIEN burnt-d 31001115, and there was neither
as to the patient's conidtion. ' milk nor suaat
"— ' i From (‘onllans they were K?!" to a
An important tu-hearsul ot“Tl1-- .‘i n- AN” hi: prison ramp at ita1111>tadt. who rv
ism New Bonnet." to 111 pl‘ll'i‘ltt'll the food was t()lll(‘\\'hul better, It was
shafly by the young people of the made from 11.1nip.~ inn old for use in
End Aves-ac Methodist Ernst-era: Non010~§tthencrnmn army -~Aftet- working hard
l‘hnrch Wm be held this cit-nit; ”t at llurtnstztd . they 111-1‘1- stnt to 11111
7245 O’CTOCK. . .4. ’x -~—- —-3‘ .- ‘burt.’ to work in a Wire factory.
Kent Alwc‘sy Red Crou.
There will he a ~1pm ml mnitt The Red Cm, Torok savn. krill
them allu at ”llt' time by sending a
mkago or :x pounds to each man fl-
e11 111.111, 'the Germans stole all of
QSTEPHEN Ttilllllt !N t.“
PRISM tillll’fi 1:252:22: mm at:
, -. mnmflaforthocmhad
A Mad conclave of ('llntoit Cour Says American Captives 1,99. 1.1a {11.11 1111- Am no no
manna-1. an. 3, Knights Templar, wmf Owe Their Lives in Red organisation. and the men-u oven-l
b'eelllum:k Good“ ng3' afternoon at 2:31)! CI‘OSS Soldiers ROM. their eyes very wide. The Red CPU“:
0 . I I o ., - . -- - ' r tum
m 1. 00.11;; '1°1...'.£§ 31‘1”}? Tm“ Emmi“ *- Fm“ “'1?1.:‘3L1§"37'1£§f‘f‘13“£m.;1«
. . a ) ‘ 3 .
served at the. close of the work. ‘ After ArmiSfice’ and Ar. still doubtful of the truth d all the!
! rived 1n Darien
AI citizen's interested in the arouth‘i Firlt- Class Private Stephen Tank
at he city are invited to the meeting Company D, 102d lntantry.261h Diii-
thc Lutheran (.hlllth. Fort sttt-et .
mot-row evening at ’9 o‘clock.
pm and singing will he must in
spit-kg and all who can arrange to at-
tend will be amply repaid. .
amour-op safety razors that the and
(iron sent was intense. W tried
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EASTER SPEGIAI. I
LADIES’ FRENCH m GLOVES
]mporter’s Samples
Gloves well worth 82.5010 $3.50. Black.
white and colors.
The best Glove value of the yen.
DON’T FORGET _
This is “Onyx” and “Gordon” Hosiery
Week
JOSEPH DAVIS
.hadbt-ontold. Thelf'Mthm-
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$12561on
m Inn-walk
After a week of cold weather. the
sun burst. forth last Saturday to start
a warm spell. which will do much
toward starting the buds and blossom:
which give great promise now. AI-
tholuh‘it seems that the early peach
crop is ruined. farmer: say that late '
peaches look good and that all other
fruits should be plentiful this year 1111’
the trees are blunt-n laden. E11111
garden stuff: are doing wry nicely.
now. -
—Certiflcd and Spring Lake lee.
Raymond Street & Son. Tel. 6212.
Dark-n.
Senator C. E. thliunoon of Dorian
hal gone on record as favoring woman
mm“; In an interview with the “9-.
fraught of Darten inst Hiday, the.
Senator said that he has always ml
a believer in votes for women. and
there to no constitutional objection to
allowing presidentlnl unla- for worn-I
en. The cutfrnglcts of the state are
gravy encouraged by the declination.
of Senator Willi-man.
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Jiw‘m;'w melting at 11...;‘
my! Mingus purchased” a Hotel
tonnage-1:. and. MEWWVIIHQM.
new bicycle. in the in.“ In OI
lend double bout-e 111 But Avenue, vet the New Haven own Win or-
may vacated by w.alterOoodhwr candle- lc m m a the
Thelothern not. will hold an two-Mammy”:
”rmtnnetinuinthetownlnlinett wile-“worth Whoa-bet
Thursday afternoon. M‘ to.” up" the m nude at
The with meeting of the
announce was held in the town hall?
last m. j
Ellwood Brown has moved into the.
~4-‘4-"‘“’""' -
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’iltttliitie
Nit!
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New Harabou Capes
New Summer Furs
Fine Suits $15 to $75
Smart Capes $7.95 to $70
New Trimmed Hats
New Children’s Hats
of the South Walk Board of Trade 8103. of Mien. united home from
at h mm in the city hall to Camp Devens. Sunday nttzht for a 3
mom-ow evenirtz. Some very en- davs' furlough-
couazing reports will be submitted Torok volunteered at South Not-walk
and plans for the future w1ll be dis~ June. ‘. 1917.931! was Item in Ute fol-
ensued. .
inroceeded to Yale Field in New lin‘v‘en
The W. C. T. U.
hold to.” noon at the bane of Elm City.
Mm. M Bnbee, 54 Fact sheet.’ 011 Sept. 7. he left for toe Harlem
i“- 11' many as previously m- Rive-Land
m .d udat in making this an of the White ow Line was waiting
M occasion 1The ship called at Batman
The rut-monthly meeting of the
m will: ban and 1111 est-
purposes of keeping the
thawing day in kimmrt, whence he
luncheon will be. Until Sept. 7. there was training in tho
thence for Pier 60 Noxth
a“ ”embers are urged to be River New 1.1:. where the Adriatic
where
‘there was am of two darn. far the
Germans
to buy soap and cvervthllltbq out“.
offering the worthless pater am.
They uttered $60 for a pair of shoes
and $30 for .1 flannel shirt.
After the Armlula.
Soon after the signing of the 11""
Lice Torch left for Cologne. and from
there for Meta. Then there was 0 I“
hike for Tool. where he .01 the 01!!
American troops. who happened to be
some of the Buffaloes. The canted
men were very kind. and 00“ ”PM!"
edtnebectmealthat'rorokmuu-
«I. u- ever expect: to taste. Be wish
es to testify to the 1.01"“!!!
cooks in the ill-thin atrium. Flu-two
days he rested and enjoyed the mod
: nod-y evening.
A party of young folks were cleverly ’
entertained at the home of Mr. and
111W. 1" Weed, Si.
_ A meeting of the 1.1M" {on- (but.
nittoe was held in the IJhrII’y NM
lug. Friday PVf‘llil'uL Plans were form- 1
nlnted for carrying on the Victory,
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Edward Ruse-w. the you" non of‘
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Roscoe of
Park street. is on the road to menu.
after n nevere attack or walnut;
The blessing and distribution of
puma took place in St. Aloysius
church. Sunday. at 8 a. in. There was
John Place. $1.1
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tan-tea deltTntnh-aoos}
mumfddhm
idnily from nisb—oh(\.nw.
Jaukflrulhhvnncfl
'mphumdcflnwm
watdWambeufll
s. L. BENEDICT
So. Norwalk
“Mow church in Water-
xueaolx. The nhip took a. somewhat
zigzag course. and it, was two weeks
before they arrived at Linn-pout. Next
they nailed for Barre. and from there
Ht 101' the training camp in the V05—
gee.
! After training at Landeville until
January. they were sent to the Chemin
des Dames front. Here there was
much fighting, but. the division more
than held. its own.
At Beaumont, Torok met Mr. Stokes
secretary of the Stamford Y. I. C. A..
and had a very pleasant talk with him.
Captured by Germans.
._ ___ ~ The next fighting was at Andrac and
I.“ he soon in the list of con- Seicheprey. at. which latter place Tor-
.’fe_“tments w. Irving L. 0k had the misfortune to be taken
’3‘“ ben assigned to the South prisoner by the Germans. There. were
orders issued for both the Americans
and French to fall back and for some.
reason the orders reached the French
but did 1;! mach the Americans. So
the Americans were left without their
»Freoch supports, and t. Germans sec-
: ing there was some blunder. sent over
a. heavy barrage, which are followr-d
by aofierce assault "by shock troops.
The Americans were outnumbered sev-
en to one. but routed those in front.
The Germans were insuch superior
numbers. though. that they came up in
the rear and cut. the trons of! from
[all ammunition; so there was no way
of resisting at all.
Most of the Americans were soon
deprived of their socks boots. shoes,
safety-razors. soap. shirts and every-
.fiinz that new could use. After
head- be American! had been attired! or
things prepared by the colored men for
them.
moat M will be held at the
do: It?“ 1: Golden manual-lore-
n” It. ‘1: at the association will
.DO A.“ «calm. Nembern are re-
, M a tu notice of this fact.
Home at. Lott.
From this time it'wae lost a notes
of waitig to neonre ":th- 903'
home. On March 31 they nailed tn-
Brest, and on April '1' united in M
ton harbor. The ship on which To!“
came. the Amman-on. was was met In
the buy by my tags std cleaners.
There were showers of candy. clan
and cigarettes. On uniting in the city
Total: found that it was celebrating
wildly. Nothing was too good hr the
troops. Wham on the way to
Cam Devenh.
Torok wishes to say to all that many
of the men who were prisoners with
him would have died from starvation
had it not been for the American Red
Close. and asks all of the. people of
Stamord, whenever the Red Cross ask
for money. to give their utmost. and
to remember that many at the have of
New England would not have 'been
here if the Red Cross harlot cont
those Mn”. Mk wishes to lay
stre. on the fact that the packages
contained twentv-eight pounds each
and were sent every week.
Reception iniDarien.
- Sunday night Torok was received by
the people or Damien with wild enthu-
siasm. The bane of his M VII
decorated with American flan and
there was a supper at which may at
his stands were M II: sin-l
boy: were ea‘er toca'ry m 3"-
gage. There was lilo In 1W
reception
‘. of his
the v
Dr. m but reamed his house
We Rev. Mr. Miami
«mm will occupy it at the
cfldhhek. Mr.Wflmia con-
m# the Frets: MW go-
cfllifle- York. of the Methodist
mm mono-eat in
tho ”I Ailments.
‘. m was formerly pastor
if.” ‘t.-tAvonneM. Edam-ch and
Q, m and we‘ll winners in
_‘ “ who will be pleased to
3“! good tonne in fiecurlng
' "We appointment.
meeting of Mayflower
. . Company was held
at the headquarters on
1 't. .. Routine matters
~ ,and plans made for
5 meeting which will be held
' my 12 06cm will
un- tho. No arrange-
_ not. for the annual
low that no will
. Lockwood at the Mead fan- ol the
inevidl’nxteroon m b031-
a large attendame at both m
Mr. and r)“. Edward Hum-m I Will but!“
have returned to 111mm Hain' D“ II. B. of
street residence fun the neon... alter Iii-I4. m .- M a
mummegreuterpartoftbewin-w WM" Cora“
'0, 1.79m fmtheowna.1¥mm1bw-d;
All of the the stock and (31'qu ma- mm
chlnery belonging to the Inc In!“
Norwnlk road. will be sold It comic.
Thursday. lt promises to be lit“!
attended.
The offices of Rebekah 1401183; L 0
0. F, initiated a class of undidatu on
Friday evening. There were many
guests present from Not-walk Int!
Sanford. There were h we neigh—
borhood of 100 visitors.
The next soldiers' and sailors' dance
will be held in the town lull on Easter
Monday. April 21. m win no the} "m 3"" m.
fifth dance given by the mm
the Danube of creating a (II! for I
memorial for the. New Cannon solider-I.
Ills Edith Stone. 11 student II the
Dwight animal at Endowed. N. J..
wasuublewtakenph-matth tin.of
schoolhotweek onnoeoutden-m'
Minion this summer.
yard “Is-111nm.
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lam
Corporal LeonardJ.l‘notor.mnl
William J. Footer. cram strut.
whohnmoberofcnnmx. 1m
mnedmenLndmfi-tnns-
Whmhaufionvm
have rejoined the regiment It
to school yesterday.
way-Wurfldaxaftern-flum‘ex-i .
tended Visit _Withhismam‘
Instant. lmhmhucleo-i
edbcplnooandrwbm
withhetI-wbelemwflvilfifa
undelniteperiod.
Vat-n mm at w'
“Minutemen—II“ .
73. ngflain St,
their discharge after the parade and re
Johanna- Random—t my 11 the New Haven Mylar at Boston on Aptil 23,:1111 then
had. who M remand to M which m m nearly wiped out will return to civilian life.
“7.“qu ovum-1.8a German t .
mmwmhvflhmummmeomvuu of} _.1-1y1\snmn.t Want Advertisc—
I M at the your 1’18. while min: I- “contaminant“.
'Hclhedl‘notmuw. "W“WM w“ “I. m- '
yacht. n vat-1, h in.“ out on the mwhlfihdlnuretlevedtheoom-
wanuml. H. W: I." ”VEVMFoImandAumnbe—i
Gale 11mg. Am, numb-«ts.
1 Com Fate: was wounded twin!"
while-inaction. once on lunch 17 and
aull on July 13. both wounds. how-
ever. hung one which did not won
bluff” seeing actiVe service agnan
"At one time be was blinded for ne'aid
daycathemultdamittncknnd
newts-Indieofleetdthemnt
tunes. having tunable with his 011mm"
7m boa Corporal m and
we» «an:
Bridgeport. They expect to receiveg
trotting a severe cold She rotor-nod W
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