The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-26
EYES ARE GIVEN
FOR NAVY; LIST
OF OONORSLARGE
Campaign of Minute Men
Results in Large Collec-
ton for Navy.

The needs of the navy for watch
ing out for submarines have been car
ried home by many Bridgeport peo-
pie. Since the talk of the four min
ute speakers in the theaters several
days ago in the cause for Eyes for
the Navy many persons brought
their field glasses and telescopes to
Harvey & Lewis store. Another ship
ment of the glasses has been sent to
the department officials at Washing
ton.
Up to the present time over 100
field glasses, telescopes and binoculars
have been forwarded from this city.
The navy still needs a large number
of eyes for their seamen and all
persons who lend lenses to the gov
eminent will receive compensation
| for their use.
Following is list of glasses and
| the names of the donors who have had
their lenses forwarded to Washington
in the past few days:
SX-Megaphos Prism binocular, F.
L. Bradbury, 1875 Noble avenue; II
x Queen u Co., double telescope, E.
E. Grammar, 1887 Park avenue; "a
Ign. Colmont Field field glasses, C. K,
Averill, 406 Stratford avenue; "a Ign.
LaCorona Field, Henry MacOrmond,
| 767 Main street; 26 Ign. Simpson-Rob-
erts, Mr.. Thos. Deforrest, Al Sterling
Place; "a Ign. Verdi Field, Mrs. Anna
Buttery, Stratford; q Ign. LaReine
| Field, A. S. Ambrose, 1416 Fairfield
| avenue; II Ign. Ganun Parsons, Mrs.
| F. w. Rennell, 43O Waldemere ave-
nue.; II Ign. Bardou Field, Miss B. H.
Marigold, 342 Maplewood avenue; Fl
Ign. Vantier Field, Walter H. Sher-
wood, r. F. D., No. 4; II Ign. La Fills
| Field, Mrs. w. P. Bryan, Newf1eld
avenue; 10 Ign. Marchand Field, Lew
| is B. Hayden, r. F. D. No. 4; 10 Ign
Iris Field, Mr.. H. Classen, 294 Berk'
shire avenue; 10 Ign. H. Lamy, Mrs
G. Minton, 100 NewfeId avenue; IL
Ign Lacour Bird, Mr.. Jos. Cassin, f57
! Hough avenue; "a Ign. ChevalieI
| Field, Mr.. A. F. Guggenheim, lis
Hewitt street; II Ign. Chevalier Field
Mr.. R. Berge, 1875 Seaview avenue
II Ign. Chevalier Field, Mr.. Benz. A
TofieId, 1927 Howard avenue; II Ign
Chevalier Field, Miss Loretta Quinn
.442 Lafayette street; 26 Ign. Colmont
| Field, Mr.. Ralph Verrilli, 1877 Maple
street; "a Ign. Colmont Field, Mr.. r
Thompson, 63 Homestead avenue
Stratford; 81 Ign. Lemaire Field, Mr.
N. E. AllinS, 469 Clinton avenue; l.
Ign. Lemaire Field, Mr.. J. L. Han
non, 567 Berwin street, Devon, Mil
ford; II Ign. LeJockey, Mr.. John H
Lyons, 238 Olive street; II Ign. LIE
Jockey, U. S. Volunteer Life Savin:
Corp, Seaside Div; II Ign. Jockey
Rosiland Kennel, 1914 Howard ave
. nue.; &c Ign. Field Glass, Mrs. JOIN
H. Lyon, 302 Glenwood avenue; 2
Ign. Field Glass, Mrs. w. P. Bryan
100 Newfield avenue; 26 Ign. Ffel
, Glass, Mr.. C. H. Dimond, PIT Shelter
{ street; "a Ign. Field Glass, Mr.. R. W
t Curtis, Oranoque; "a Ign. Field Glass
Mrs. T. E. Bishop, 1856 Park avenue
10 Ign. Field Glass, DIR. W. II. Donald
/ son, Fairfield; 10 Ign. Field Glass, MI
l Edward Cleary, 4 William Place; I
= Ign. Field Glass, Mr.. w. B. Leigh
: Waldemere avenue; II Ign. Ffel
= Glass, Mrs. Robt. Johnson, 1907 Penn
broke street; "a Ign. Field Glass Mis-
Eura E. Abel, 1862 Elm street
, Stratford; "a Ign. Field Glass, Mr.. {
I L. Chamberlain, Mt. Dora, Fla.
Telescopes.
"a Ign. Telescope, Mr.. L. J. Nc
Grath, 1873 Main street; II Ign. Tele
scope, Mr.. ]. T. Rourke, 191 Vim
= street.; 10 Ign. Telescope, DR.. W. T
? Donaldson, Fairfield; 10 Ign. Tele
scope, Mr.. S. VIM. White, 1 East Mai
Court; % Ign. Telescope, Mrs. VIM. Z
BalIou, 80 Porter street; % Ign. Tele
scope, Mr.. Thos. Bromley, IS Fulto
r street; 10 Ign. Telescope, Mrs. W. I
Peck, Box 81 Stratford; II Ign. Tele
scope, A. S. Ambrose, 1416 F'airfiel
s avenue; II Ign. Telescope, John
S Pullman, Unquowa Hill; Is Ign. Tell
: scope, Earl w. Hall, 1877 Bridgepo,
g avenue, Devon; Is Ign. Telescope, M
u C. Cutville, 81 Baldwin street; IA lg-
/ Telescope, Mrs Robt. Johnson, 13(
e Pembroke street; II Ign. Te1escop
/ Miss Sarah Boudren, 1873 Elmwoc
" avenue; II Ign. Telescope, Geo.
: Sherwood. SIS Morehouse street.