Germans Retreat Beyond Great Supply Base in France
Paris dispatches cite Echo de Paris and Journal reports that German forces retreat far beyond the Fere en Tardenois area as Allied forces recapture twenty villages and key forests. Cavalry push past Boree en Ardenois with aviators aiding pursuit, Paris-Chalon line potentially restored. other papers note rapid, sizable advances and overwhelming enemy action.
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Paris
Fere En Tardenois
Echo de Paris
Veslo
Sayat
Bore
Ardenois
Paris-Chalons
Chateau Hhety
Calans
Petit Parisien
Advancal
Keilometres
Personal Jottings From A Wartime Weekend Caption
Mrs Victor S Springford of T49 State street spent the week end with her husband Seaman Springs ford stationed at Velhaima Bay. Miss Mareelia Gallagher Miss Talsia Schroeder Ivrank Mitchell and William Mullins all spent the week end at the beach. Mrs Tlugh FH Ricketts and Hazel of Sonsonhur Long Island visit Mr and Mrs Henry Mitchell at it park avenue this week. Treniier Clamenceau spent yesterday afternoon at the front witnessing the French advance.
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Victor S Springford
T49
State Street
Seaman Springsford
Velhaima Bay
Mareelia Gallagher
Talsia Schroeder
Ivrank Mitchell
William Mullins
Tlugh FH. Ricketts
Hazel
Sonsonhur
Long Island
Henry Mitchell
Park Avenue
Treniier
Trench comradeship and democracy in wartime sermon
In a Summerfield Methodist Church sermon Dr Kidder extolled trench comradeship as the true spirit of democracy. He warned against materialism and self above justice, citing Romans and biblical ties, and questioned who today gambles for Christ’s robe while lives hang in the balance. He warned of nations breaking sacred covenants for political gain.
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TL. T. Widder
Summerfield Methodist Church
Sons of Wealth
Sons of
Forge
Tartary
Dr. Kidder
Christ
Ife
Esau
Wilton Red Cross Women Take Oath Of U S Allegiance
Wilton July 28 33 patriotic women of the Wilton Red Cross chapter took the oath of allegiance and discussed Red Cross regulations the Atlantic section work allotment 38700 garments 20000 socks 119 garments 500 comfort kits discussed by Mrs Merriam and Edward Weed admin oath administered by Mrs Chichester many names listed as enrolled and committees named amid emotional scenes as war effort details were read and pledged commitments noted.
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Wilton
The
Red Cross
Mavinnma Hichards
Stegienl
Trapter
Lotti Merriam
Wood
Chareler
Merriam
Finbaje Atlen
Pnatager
Atlantic
Norwalk
Edward Weed
Whit
T. Q O. Clitchester
Hose
Annie Finney
Josephine Mayer
Mary Griffin
Emiel Hart
Kithbara Street
Helen I. Blanes
Anna I. Hearson
Helena ‘Houson
Josephine Gden
Jabez Ddnteh
Jtlisabsth Ayer
Grice Ir Mason
Gertrude £ £. Bloran
Annie Cassidy
Telephone Pioneer Dead in New Haven
New Haven July 28 Gen. eras Andrew HH Embter former frostier of the Southern New England Celeplane company died at his home in his 84th year. He was born in New York City. He enlisted as a private in New York at Civil War outbreak and was brevetted lieutenant colonel at Washington by the Secretary on the occasion of the presentation of the flag from General fire army at Appomattox. He was made brigadier general of the second regiment Connecticut National Guard in January 1890.
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Nemy Haven
Generit Andrew HH
Frostier
New England
New York City
New York
Washington, D. C
Stratford Boy Promoted in Army Service
Vernon Lea Bond of Stratford Conn youngest son of Mr and Mrs Galward J Bond rapidly rose from enlistment in the 44th Company Connecticut Army National Guard to promotion to sergeant. He trained at Fort Worth and served as a corporal in the C A C before being advanced. Bond earned praise as one of the youngest non commissioned officers for diligence and prompt execution of orders.
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Vernon Lea Bond
Alward J
Stratford, Conn
44H Co
Conn
Jeht Trond
Glodsaver
France
Hth Co. C. A. C
Eleris Ani
Core Poral
Mond
Hon Servige
Praward
Travel bags and cases for every trip listed in ad
A broad catalog of travel bags and cases offers heavy leather bags with brass fittings, steel framed black enamel options for women, fitted cases with toilet articles, cowhide mens suit cases with two straps, red cross knitting bags, and fiber telescope boxes. Prices range from 2 to 12.50, with emphasis on durability and long service.
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Red Cross
Auto Vacuum Freezer Makes Ice Cream With No Work
An ad describes a freezer that blends milk cream and eggs to produce home made ice cream without preparation. It claims flavors matched to taste and the machine chills automatically, yielding 12 dishes of cream in about half an hour and staying cool while kept clean.
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