indergarten WT
Novelties
FOR '3.
THE CHILDREN
seashore.
NUMBER AND WORD ,
BUILDERS 30c l
PASTELINE MODELING j
CLAY 500 and 75c ~
EADS—Golored for stringing ’
.BICAL COUNTING AND
BUILDING BLOCKS
35c and $1.25
ONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
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a .. - v :mg will be held this evening
. '14 Mission. 27 Monroe street.
nuteti to attend.
'.' . Insular weekly dance will be
H.» Knob this evening. Harry
mvvtv‘etra from New Rochelle
the necessary “Jazz."
l ~12“
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"'ztrr c-arrht daily. Can be had at
,v w: vi Hyster Co.
» 'va Iv vestigeting 9. family dir-
.r at. Main street learned that
V :52; slapped her husband in the
"‘i v’hcer declared the wife a
vn points and the scrap was
F: iii): ice cream has no equal
v » ‘;- You ca noonvinoe yourself
.:' . .~ true by taking some of it
v.1 . \w w England Candy (10.. 10 So.
., 1;. w. Parks of the local
: 'fi3t'e has received an allot-
i . now reading matter on the
v-tvr Transport service and
The phamplets are now
_ vittrv‘nution. Eleven local
. :, were presented with the
.; ~:‘ iiutlon yesterday.
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ANNOU L‘JCE ENGAGEMENT!
Dr. and 31.5. L. w. Coley. of No. sszi
ticssuth street. Bridgeport, today. an»
the engagement of their
announce
daughter. Miss Luella Burton Coley.
and. Lauren-w \V. Gretzorv, son'of Mr.
and Mrs. Gil-rs A. Gregory. of No. 4994
Hadley avenue. formerly of Norwaik. A
host of friends in Bridgeport and N01“.
walk will ha ten to extend felicitations.
and congratulations. Miss Coley K a'
cnntralto (0.0M in the Fairfield Con‘
gi‘egational church and Mr. Gregory is
instructor of languages at the Rosen-
haum school in Milford.
Leslie Fant. who left South Norwalk
several months ago. is now in Ply-
mouth. England, and does not again in-
tend to return to Norwalk. It iS'pOE-
siille he will locate in San chiocn.
,as‘ be l~s in the Merchant Marine, and
the ship will Jim from San Francisco.
to China.
Mr. and Mrsjl. Cook of 9 School
street expect their son. Joseph, to
land at 54 street pier. New York, to
day, aboard the transport Aquitania.
Joseph is a member of the son: United
States infantry. which is ~returning
home complete.
Officer John H. Tonthill. of Police
Headquarters, has been onlnyimz a
Weeke' vacation. He will resume his
duties on Monday. John wpc unfoc-
tunate in striking very bad weather.
and spent most of his. vacation under
an umbrella.
Geotge “oods of Ma n awnue W in-
nipauk. will resume his duties with
the Emergency Fleet Corporation at
Wilson‘s Point on Monday morning.
Mr. Woods has been enjoying a two
weeks‘ vacation.
Mr. and \ixs Geoxge E Thompson-
of 18 Edlie avenue East Norwalldtnn-
nounce the eng‘agemgnelbf aieir datt'ch
ter, Marian Louise. to Jay Seileck
‘Buckley of Norwalk.
new Murray‘s Singing Or-V
v‘ Z‘l Foint, Vi’ed. July 23rd.
- w. feast of a famine. Pre-
.- rival of the rain, many
were complaining that.
mid GIT up, unless con-
t-Eicved quickly, and
. ~.elu£:e is herefthey fear
-, water may prove detri—
t'e looking forward to
.~:tnshine.
an tickets early. Steam-
bathing.
.7' Norwalk people are
u» to Bedding tomorrow
vZHTPSS Laura do Gozdawa.
the [Polish countess,
v..;:;: at. the cottage former.
»' the Bend-in—the Road Tea
an :vr'rount. of her experi-
wand. The. address will be
Itideewood inn, and will
in nefit of hie Bedding wel-
ration.
EXCURSION
beautiful Hudson to Bear
:. Sunday, July 201b, 1919. New
r “Merchant.” Music and m-
meme. on board Boat leaves ‘30.!
all: Steamboat Dock at 8: 30. First.
' : pi ltl" :37. foot of East 5th street.
11:. Round trip 11.25.1‘ickets
. 600. For sale at Wilkin‘ s,
. and Skeliy’s.
We Have..—
Money. ,-i
76 Loan,
on
Master \‘t'illiam Kent. of New York
City, is spendinea two weeks' va‘Eaiion
at the home of his grandmother. Mrs.
VI. O‘Donnell. of “‘finnlpauk.
Mrs. Josepi‘ine Dickens. formerly oi
“‘ilton avenue. left this morning for
Ridge-field. «mm. where she wm’vistt
iriendr: fer several days. I
Miss IdtL Wrirht. a nurse of the
Stamford hospital. spent yesterday at
Roton Point, wiier she enjoyed the
Harold Bloom, of the 1'. S. S. Delu-
Ware, returned to his home in this ci‘::
last evening to enjoy a five. day tur-
lough. , ' . I
Miss Helen D. “'argo. or 1’Elr‘ncrmtf
Terrace. is spending a weeks‘ vacation
with relatives in Holyoke. Mass.
Mrs. S. B. Bringtt n, of Hartford. is;
:vleitinx her mother. Mrs. V“. A. Vl'heel-
fer. of 21 Haviiand street.
Mrs L. Lyon of Bridgeport is visit-
ing at the home of her mother on Bay-3
view at enue for the week.
Mrs. 'Era Mackey has been spending
the week-end with Mrs. Bomb ‘A. Billi-
er, of’No. 2 West avenue. ‘
.
Mrs. B. J. Revnolds, of Baviland
_.street, is visiting friend: in Hartford.
«e.
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‘The leader, a little Lancashlre ser—
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Warm—u
Salaruy as 1918 Manager
the i
.Inuisvllle American Association Buse-
tibal} Club...now managing the Seattle
(team in the Pacific Coast League yeS-
tel-day filed cult in the Jefferson Coun-
ty Circuit Court against the Louisville
’ ;Athletic Association owners of the lo-
cal team. for $1 .955. 6-1 which he chills;
in due him as a. balance on lost sea.-
son' 5 salary. {w
('hmer was under contract. he states?
in his petition. at an annual anion of
84,500. {
by the association, due to the “work or .f
fizht" order, Clymer had been paid 3'
CHICAGO MEN VOTE TO BTRIKE.
CHICAGO, July "19.——The,empioyos
of Chicago's transportation lines have
decided by an overwhelming vote to
so on strike it their demands for in-
creasd wages and better working con-3
ditions are not met by the companies.
'Pbey denmnd a 77 per cent increae in-
wages, an eight-hour day and better
working conditions. .
omcials fo the companies. it was,
said. expected an agreement would be
reached. ,
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,C. Clrmter tamer manager of
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vby a tremendously superior German“
force. they lost alums: all of tbdr ur-
tlllery of any weight the am day. but
stuck at the Somme line until Imi
nnnihlluted. For every inch of ground
they gained the “on: paid the hm
price in men. and I could tell m in-
meet! in mm the Britta-h battle»
proved to be magnifluem heroes. I‘
saw a captain who one in,charge of
a bettery of six inch howitzers have
a Aloud chef nwoy. ,
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arising applied one (beam
ed“y to his [mat and assisted his men
in returning the guns. He was killed
I was with a machine
gun company until all but three of the
men had been killed or incapacitated.
I ‘told them thut l was going to (all
back and urged them to do liliewile.
ream. answered: “No. the Bodies
have chased us far enough. Here we
stick." And they Stuck and were
killed. to the last mun. ‘-
Antl these (‘unndizm units. Man. 1
simply can‘tnell you how they fought
against odds for five days and six
nights. going hack only inch ‘hy inch.
(me dhisiv-n or 10900 men. sent in to
replenish the line. fought continuously
for thwe vinvs and nights. A roll call
Still there are those
who ask if the British run away. No.
a thousand times no. With compara-
tively few resen es they hung on. They
were Sv‘ln‘lfir‘ed but it was their duty
to stav. and they did. Too much can-
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who landed at Ostend 331 long ago. i
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1900.1ie was then/n lieutenant and
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