to have the grounds at 8.33.
overan hour late in sum'ng- The
Heights was
band. Next.
f veterans
was
"Al-Ian Society of Sermon
fi ‘st in line, with a til—piece
followed a'lm-ne delegation c
from the Home. Between them. in a
double column. were bars from the
public schools. so that the lines were
R: r. Henry C. .‘feserrc.
m
Non-o row
or”
fi " f.“l?‘ abreast.
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mumn' trams”; d, " " ~ ‘ l';1F~ “n -:t T‘.;.~"‘~’ ' "'3‘? ‘;’: . . .
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flew a"‘““" ""' ""‘ \ Tl. if. tv' ruin "--l “.2. .- tr. ; litnt-h , ~. . f t
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n - . ' ' " ' Albert ... PIN. (.1 Qlllru‘. WM .3.”
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If? an" ‘i ’7 4 ‘ "'l ' “ "I ' ‘ ' a dun»! lttt- dw‘e‘t‘n’. Mr“. Lena QM'“
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friends :=.' 3‘ ,‘ .:~ 1 ' «- ~!, 2.: 1 I n ‘ f.lll'l'." vim two «rt ‘M n ‘c-n bc'ur"
__ ._ _ ,. c. .
m' Rt’ v H t" ('attt r i fit r I von ”9““ "‘7 ”1"" '3 "'""‘ “A ' "Y‘f 'n,
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' :;a..t.some “.1 7:2... ti. v tr .. -; ~ t' _ _ . We“. a. z
7‘ file on Satvzzri... am! <‘vnrlay when ".20 f H ' “ ‘ fr 1 ’ “N nd.j,r...-.~_ _\i~v .. l- u“: . l. t
.‘ -_ ‘ , v'“‘ I) tore ran «an xiv I t; 'T' ‘.’ vt'l‘~ , _ _ _, 3 .. . -~ \Ha.
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"lT'O‘. .M n l‘.(' lye-'1‘:-
r ‘ I -.:::r.':‘\‘ :‘r‘n -¢ rt': ‘ .. _
Th mm 1 t l_ f 1“." MK-y'.rv‘4 pm] plunutfint t.
:‘llnf‘r. of New Yurlz.
ev. Fran: if
B ‘ _ , (lut'lHl bv :lio \Vaitw‘ ‘ -. I5"! t':nu- ,. .
was in tbarw If the muffin: «tint: _‘ ‘7 ‘ . . tr gzcllon.
’ .-— l . : r~ -. -_~ .,¢, . Q
at Christ (’ltutv h )‘t-rteztiiav mornin': lfdm' " l n f t} ‘ ' V .9 in
when 1 d . P .1 a \ r). fire or ll-llilit'lli in the >-l.l;tl"~r: Uri-t, was
.f.‘ r133 I". t‘ ' " '
‘ ‘ nlttvnr'l Ratu‘titty in ti‘r uni“ formerly
nt'rtijsivd b3: thr Hume- Bank and Trust "
. Com any. I
The regular monthly meals: of ‘he i III I
. , . —.———-‘
Em Norwaln Impmwmen’ A-“O‘Ja' on. hr tit.- r..- :.m. ..r t=t.—. Mass 3
lion. null be hfild at. (.ontmunt ) Ha” ;" ,, Mum” w“ ht In“ “M‘h is being ‘ p
on,” . . , .. _ .. , .. 2,, . J ~ '-
d‘“ afternoon. 3"!“ "' " Condllfit'd f0: wuxmtt on \\ editesday . . an in
o’clock ‘ - - ,. f-‘umlt ”Error im.‘ .mted fncn .
' o-wntnz» ft} lit v H ' - ;. ‘tvr can held 1 “9‘ ‘ .
- ' - ' - g _: it .
tlvi< v-mlt _l'_ t! .4 Lt ..,.. “f rig and 31,1 KEVHO'B m‘ :
'9u4 ..- ' ~: r ‘ , l'_.. ..
The 3‘ "r" Mann" “ml ”In“ B’I'm" .‘~‘::'t cl 3‘03'Q'lltlllat'. Jr. on ‘rospect ave-
dattzht'ts of Mr and .\ir.~. ”wl‘li'v ll. nu"
linor. cf i: t:.~: plnfjé, Ila-e r.-tu:tt.-.t ‘
home afttr :t-t'ntlxnz the lmittin .tntl Thu git-”l :flftll-ttlitt"1}'100k“(lVi"? \utlt Dr. and .‘lia. . tank (will m
" - ’ - ' i . ‘
flock-end with rtlatttes if) Ellaheth. in” 'I'E’Llilll. and mu“) .(Mh t-xprcsmlom ‘ d n m
N. J' . .. . Samuel Rtx has rt‘llll‘nt‘ to r so
of admiratlnn from all Wao \tsitei .
port, after a short “sit with his pun.
there. Two (art: were operated on all ‘ . (_ r" _ Rix
The Epwcrth Loazue of the Ea~t 'rlpfl durim: ‘b. day b\' m, Connect)- eon. Mr. and .its. mu ht . ‘
Ivonne Methodi-t church will hold a cut Company. and on mp New Canaan
”been meeting ilnll social 3: the Branch all trains in the late mornln:
dutch Tuesday «toning at 8 o'clocx. and curly 3""an made special stops
he cream and Luke will he :.crved, and at the (warmth r). “mum.
a are intiied.
Mrs. Andrew liozitmti oi \Vilton has
been in town. >rt-tttlittx a_fcw days
Clarence 0. llefrs. has been spend-
ing a Week u‘ith his father. Edwin L.
Brent.
Mr. and Mrs. llawley “'illinms have
visited their daughter. Mrs. Charles
I l
.VQHQ bid; “-9“. rrv-u'tl-tl '0' {hr. can
The monthly tint-tin: at the t‘nsl g“ ,N. (f 'lte n w T '4 “Pk“ rm” .
Norman: lmivt'ttvcmt'nt Awaitation will I Km ' ‘ ‘ H J ‘ ' Rubey 0' 3‘ (H‘Lhfll'd an?" Betta“!-
. . . and opened Tllt'“l‘..l_\‘ la~i hut 7“;('3ll50
to held in hit tommttnaty iiall tomor- ‘ . . , . ‘ 4‘. h
of the \nnet} of nut-4min tit-m n. u.. Sir-n i-zlimhe'll Biuly in mending
1’ 3“.
I" nflmoon 1'? Alt several mat. l kl _ _ d ‘ ' ’0 ' ’
m 0“ impouanm- arc to Be cbnsidt-r- fl. sinere m. 0’ m'" It" .tmtmnt ’1' some time with her d-uhter. 31”-
c~ t v<' r y . .
0‘ every member H ”Sphpmuy urged tzur n- net‘s: 3.} .Y t neelminc t 9 Thomas V. Trcztd'ell.
b attend matter of lO‘WPEt bidder. the contract'
' will not be awarded until )londav. . (‘hailes Gartfllan of the. Upper
l‘.t:i..h bptni Nit-marlin Day in George-
'l'he Epworth League of the Earl. ‘_ _,
Avgnu‘, t‘lé'lliolliit (‘llln‘rh VI“ hold (. MT“. Mar-y (,~anr-_'n.tn. ‘ _
“Irregular mm“ and social met-t- Nrane of .\omton. ll‘t“ll l'l‘ltlkt‘: :.t thr-
in. at the church tomorrow evening Mumford ”omml' an” 37’ "m.” "f
of .lov'nh
town.
. . .\ir. and .‘irs. Adolph Horn of the
It 8 o'clock. A very pleasant social "'0 month» Sh" "j Sunni?" h'v h"? i'pper Parish are entertaining Mrs.
flute is being planned by the members hmhfl-M Md “"0 ( htldt't n—«Joswh-q‘r" linm‘s nephey. Nicholas Faulhaber of
when ice cream and cake will be serv- films" “ ”mm" ( him'f" and. “‘3‘?“ New Your for a fur days.‘
.6 and all no innit-d to attend. ,..t-'. Franc Was ti 3 kindlv dtspot-itton
My oi the Nut 0\\'DA~.I~ of i-fzwt
Hamil: toot; atlvanlaze of the Pier-s.
ant weather ycctcrduv and t-nioyed a
nail down the Sound. A number oi
.- “in: parties: were formed in quest of
m mil blacklist: and nearly all re-
,“ succewful trips. ‘ '
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and had ”an? flit-yids m the Nam": MM. Ethan Tlll‘flt‘y of ”an,” "feet
Mctlotl. Tltcrlunt‘u‘ttl :ertit; vVas hi; an '0‘! the Me rial l )' rctses
z _ . : : 3 r- . .. .
h g? Him . “10 ( m ( ‘ oroto anti parade of army veterans in .\or-
Monday at ‘l a. m. and the burnt wtll . .,
. . . walk i-ndey.
be in Me Spa‘znutlule t-mnetcry. l
I
At .1 . ‘ ' “n meet'n h'H' .\iru. (:torze Con-a and son. Howard.
. te Hpi'VJ‘. o' .2 . -. . '_ .- .
Thlll‘fidaV nisht >ix prvt"os:tttynu w. W M the “fit M"? h‘up “““MP'”. par
ledy‘llpC'l ”1 :mn Hteen “rm“, t'nls. Mr. and Mrs. Charles )uflnrop.
at. . . . t" ,-_ l 4 . , '
. tn Pound Rid c. .\. \.
and all wctc d‘f‘ltll'd by llnfininlml‘ g
WWW. vote. The iirat f'utr of there proposi-
li :.. '
If ,jér'v-
Mr. and Mru. Samuel Andrews and
d . . . .
' l he tm OVO‘mtvnI
w- ._.. ttonn ha” to do “I h t 9!" infant son of Norwalk were week-end
._ ' of the road to Tokenwkc whzch writ: . . .
- ,, \‘lfiliorfi "lib Mr. and Mrs. Orlando
3 laid out ubout thrt u )l‘Hl': 320. the fittlt _ ,
~ - ' ' . . . Andrews of Hillside :ttreet.
: ‘ . 1 ' with 3. (”Vin for damages growing out
‘: ’ ' ~ , t cf 'liat road. which
”UH—“w z “‘ ”H I“ “U“ 0“ )II'S, l.(.0!!ll.~' .‘L Gould 0f Godfrey
,3 hp. n itzmnin" fir~ H'er since. :irti ‘
:It'. gm}, w' .’ ll; ”a." rice to h,“.;"" S‘rewt. ts rcpnrtctl as in a. comfortable
H'“ "1' ' f " a‘notherh'i’bn'av” condition at the Norwalk Hospital.
w .own a m 0 'cr . . :.. _—
‘ , wheie :zhv untlerw -nt an o rati nln‘t
A son was born last, Sunday to Mr. (:t-t-cnwmttl :.w on .' in the Sprintzdale “_ “he (in ‘ pc 0 ”
. , Eh ." i '.
and Mrs. A. E. Saunderb ol Toizeneke. :‘(ciltin 0f [11? town '
i
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“M‘N ’
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The body of Firs. Rune Nash. widow
of John Nash. former residents here.
who died in Norwalk. was interred in
the Zx'orfieltl cemetery Saturday. Sur-
vivinz Mrs. Nash are her three daugh-
ters. a brother and three sisters.
a cnnter for
The Bible Study (‘lass of the Meth- Darinn. whit-ll is always
Memorial
m Episcopal Church v-i'l hold a an plalmtatn nitsstrnce
vMIai-Imontkly basin”: mnezing at Day. lit-cans» of ill" location of Fitch's
‘fio home of Mrs. Delo-- L‘ilommedieu, Home for iI-e unalitrs at Nnroton
‘, .& May evening. ”rights. (‘eit‘ttt‘zttvd as neual Pridnv.
. "” but the mid war enthusiasm of last
' The Wen; Sit}:- Tennis c'ul) will hold year's oolebrtllon H-emed lacking and
njnocting fur the purposc of organi- few civilians attended the exercises
with. this Week. at which time offi- either at the Soldiers‘ Cemetery in the
a... will be defied and lEYE-1142917191113 morning or m the Home grounds in the
_ he made to hold matches with the alternoon. To the 300 or more vt-ior-
_ anhthe Sorwalk Country club ans whom Connecticut. maintains in
.1 the Norwalk Tire and Rubber the comfottt-t‘ole home at the l-ia'g‘ms
... ny tennis team. the day was. a: usual, one of the great
. — . days of the year. it was the first p'ub—
W m 01 the Conductors on the Nor- lic function at whirl) the new superin-
N-Stamford trolley line. on .‘lemor- tendeni. Col. Christian Quien, appear-
k“? day, is credited with having run: ed. (‘ol Quinn has only been in charge
3.900 fares. which shOWs that some for a few .Wt‘vkfl. having succeeded to
‘ , .wero carried back and forth the command after the death .of tl-c.
,Boa’ayton during the day and late Col. George Robbins. The Colonel
The traffic. was said to have conducted the exercises at both places
" . “dag/ave the nubile a very
0f
6.030 MORE SOLDIERS ARRIVE
VEVV YORK. June 2.——-More than 5.‘
000 soldier-1 arrived here today on the.
transports Graf Waldersee and Can.
ads The former German steamship
brought the 319th Intantn'. complete,
Mth Division (Maryland. New Jereey,
Virginia, District of Columbia.) a total
of: 99 officers and 3,154 men. it brought
also 26 afloat and 81 men of the Han
infantry, 35th Division;
On board the Canada were 1.792 of-
ficers and men composed main'y of
casual companies. hospital detnls and
WM workers. ,The troops at the
, mom are under orders for Cu”!
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ti;
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Math! the Boom. The r015?
sdtedulcd
retroshmem
you can ms-
9 EEK-Iii? to teeth.
breath. appetite and
dldestioa.
value in
ably boy.
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PLANES CRASH“ _
oven-mm. gown,
TWO ARE KILLED
lConunuod from
Page One).
snntcthina suddenly went "lvng- ~»_t nt
I'hll it was no one seems able to I‘V-
usrmine. Almost below an) of tin-
wntcltera could tta-izt- Iltstt “H‘ imp
pening tho planrs and come ini't tia-
Ient collision “lulu they all" tune
1.000 feet abov- the ground.
The heavy drone of the motors slut»
pt-d and lb? fez-watt! one of the Ill“
planes started on a swift plunge donn-
watrl. For a moment it seemed no if
if none dropping straight into the but
athletic bowl. lnateul ll tell a .‘et
yards outside the outer rim of tltv
bowl and buried its time deep in tin-
ynrd or the hollc of Can-y E. Libby.
in “'93th road. Hundreds of pr!"
sons run excitedly to the spot "here
the plane fell. Thu-y found it in splint-
ers and its two occupants. Licut. Mei-
\'in B. Keleher and Corporal Jopenh
Kauman. of the L'nitcd States Army
Air Service. dead in the wreckage.
A. the first airplane fell the crowd
noticed that the speed of the second.
which swayed perilously for a few .0-
meatn after the sound of the collision
had been heard below. vru quickencd
and than an- it too M “if”!
downward. its pilot was Lieut. How-
atd D. Norris. and be was acoontpo»
nied by Sergeant Emil Steininger.
both also army lliera. At mot rl-zk
to both himself and his met hanician.
Lient. Norris terVe his plane at ter-
rific speed toward the outfit. mode a
lanolin: in Pratt Held. just beyond the
Yale Bowl. and then crashed into n
backxtop on the baseball mounds of
the field. The aviato-s were unhnt‘t.
but the propeller of the machine who
wrecked and others of its parit- shalt
tered.
Lieut. Norris hurried to the sill"
where his brother aviator had fallen
and heuped get the bodies out of the
wrecked machine. Police and others
who hurried to the scene were unable
to learn the mission upon which the
aviators were flying. where they '0'“
going or what was the cause of the
accident. For n time even the iden-
tity of the aviators m in disvm “‘1
it was reported that Sergeant Steinm-
ger Wu a brother of Ueut. Kellehor.
Coroner Ell Mix started an Investi-
gatlon after the act-Mont. but he said
he encountered diliculty in satin:
information from the occupants of the
second airplane. Finally he served
one of them with a subpoena 0"!“ng
his presence here, today at an inquest
that will be held to determine the
cause of the amt.
Lieut. Kellehcr was 23 years old.
His home was in Muncie Ind. ,He was
married about six months ago and his
wife is said to be in Atlantic City.
Corporal Kaumnn End In 303 Huntl-
ton avenue. Brooklyn, where hia fath-
er keeps a hardware store. He enlist-
ed in the Aviation Corps two‘weekn
before the signing of the ctr-lattes
and m cent to assent-rot Field.
limeola. It was said he and went.
helleher lcft there Thursday in 00?“.
pany with two other Government ulna
cbinea on a flying trip ”an roe-utt-
fng for that branch of mum
The:- M A“ .
SCHOLARS SHOULD
CONT“ US 5 AV’ING
Continual no- Pom Ina.
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to another. often pmvea more bene—
ficial than ”omit/J (‘OmlP‘P rest.
"in uni-r to be thrttty in othet
things “e must first burn to he thrif-
ty uitlt umc. The teacher whose. pt)-
ptls find “us at catninu money dor-
ing the vacation period ‘ill have the
realization that be or she is durum:
in: fill the ”minnow. of thrift
education. Knowtm- mt opt-mum:
open to boys and r'rt- for mntvvtlln
employ-eat and pointing them out to
twin is part at the than education
No dull unu- to be peculiar. if the
tamer helps to make the style. then
and tune-try. “and or trade and
him. then: will be the coopeur
tion of the instinct, imitation.
“The W with anich bore
take new-paper m m
earnings are small. shows how in-
stinctlre it in to be independent- No
amount of effort in too great for the
child if he is led sympathetically over
”I! who’ll places when ho sc‘ns 'ho
use to which his work is to be put.
mmtatommflugmmuv
Mm. Perhaps he wants to rat-c
[or 1 college fund. or for winter cloth-
es, and he will be nnxioul to are
something dating vocation. In tans
macho a “cent m to school
children. by Carter clan. Secretary
of the Treasury. is pertinent. in this
message Mr. Gina: said:
"‘I nut-(non you to ache one of
America): greatest financial prob-
i
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,to hear Pom. tron, ."
i '1 hr tinder. t.-..ne~ ie a ladies' failur
ht to,
f ye>telfiay
t she wrote:
' '“vjntw him Vin-n "(u .sv
him. i had some matwg todag'mndl
mqtytu ‘Y. \tt-rtl i made Ill} inc?
lcnlu- tt tceurl grand. it vas as unit
:35 (an ti be i can «moi; allu’l-i .u.:‘-
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hau- lmr hubbnnd so to collage and is
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‘ larger initial salutes.
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the number at‘azlable.
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like gover:.x:;ent 's ‘
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sell them Lawn Wat amenable prices.
$5.49 to $12.50
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lento: How to mote permanent l
among our people the habits of thrifi
begun during the war.
“ 'Your inunttuenta in War Saw-t
inxti Stumps helped win the war. The -
victory has been won» let us t-atry ‘
not into ”0‘:er ilmv t1?!» oi the :tze 'l ?
lessons of the n‘ar— the value of thrift .
and the fact that good citizenship and _
imuvst in your govetnmem cum.-
from banning a part in financing it. i,
call upon you to rharv in the 1919 Na-
tionnl Saul-gs campaign. by studying
means and methods of thrift. and by
invwing your savings in War Sav-
ings Stamps. To you i intrust the re.-
sponnihility for making the future
America. a Nation of 'l‘hrift.‘ "
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