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Stancbl, John E., 12 Isaacs St.
Stanchi, Frederick, 22 Union St.
Standinger. Rudolph A., 3 Mott Ave.
l . . Sleeping up with swguters is a seri- NAMES ONfiR—EGISTRA~
. Fashion Paints
,Totten. Archibald r., Chestnut Hill.
'Tove, William B., 67 Lexington Ave.
.Townsend, Edward, 261 Main St.
Wellnitz, William 'A., 1 East Wall St.
Wells, Charles, .11 llaviland St.
Westerling, Carl A., Main St.
ous propOsition. A new model is made TION LIST FOR CON-
of two colors, one above and the oth-
tr below the waise line. Sometimes SCRIPTION Standtler, Leo, 6 Winfield St. ‘Townsend, Edward F.. 14 Knight St. 'W slerlin sz S. 33 Main St.
a wide decorative band is used at the, ._....—.._ Stanish, Joseph J.. 12 Day St. {Tozen Frank, 161 So. Main St. ‘WZtmorc gApdt-cw '.\l., Q Woodvaril
t, bottom. (Continued from Ninth P: e) Stanko, John, 31 Oxford Ave, ,Tozer, Joseph, 111 Lexington Ave, Ave. . . Ni
3 - Graham Germ New Hairdressing Styles. 591130 and 33”“ ““9 “OmbiDEd in 9 Stanley. Charles Su‘Roton 13.0”“ Park‘fTOZSC" Killmam 111 Lexn’g‘m‘ Am- Wetmore, \‘altcr G., til Woodwgfl
One and a half oupfuln graham Most women are thankful that the [aimed commues' “-— Stannard’ Mum” 1“" ‘9 Mam S" 'Tracey' “111' W., 20 “ 3‘1 AW AVG. — ”
.Starr, Howard 11.. 17 Van Zandt St.
‘Starr, Lester S., TH‘ort St.
jSteber, Andrew, 6 Austin St.
tStefani. Augusto. Woodside Ave.
tSteiginuller, John, 48 Meadow St.
Steinberg, Michael, 42 Woodward Ave.
Stelluto. Giovanni, 25 Knapp St.
,Sterling, (‘harles W.. 30 r‘airfield Ave.
l’l‘ravisano, James, 55 Water St.
,i'l‘ravo. Luigi, 9 Lawrence St.
lTi‘alli, Michele, 74 Laura St.
,‘Tristram. Lester 19.. 375 Flax Hill Rd.
'TI‘lSll‘illll, Harold L., {it} 1-2 So. Main St.
tTristrain, Victor E. I178 Flax Hill ltd.
’t'i‘roiaiio, Fatiaele. 12 Hoyt St.
'Troiiibetta, Gtiiseppe, 1t} Snowden St.
I Schede, Louis, West Norwalk Ave.
tSchenk, Otto J.,, 48 Spring St."
Neatly all the new Coats are loose-Hm?“ Abraham 9.. ”Kim“ A‘re‘
1y bcltcd in front Schiffgens, Sebastian, 1<crndtile.
~, , .~ . .,. , , tSchiniiiierling Herman. lt‘enwick St.
ltllow rind wistuiia tllt LLlLOIldble Henry George, 210 Main St.‘
lSchinidt
evening shades. ~ ’ . ' . , -
. . t.‘ j - . ‘_ S . . .
Sucde trimmings are seen on the Schneider. l'dum A" 1 0 0 Main St
: " ‘ - r L L i
new velour suits. iSthnell, ( littord S., 10 School St
Werner, William (‘., 11 East Cliff St.
Weyerhauscr. GcGFge L‘., 83 Cross St...
Whalt’y, lra G., 11) Main St.
Wheeler, Philip A., 13 Clay St.
Vv’hitc, Bartholiiicn .l., 110 Main St.
White, Effinger (V, 7 Van Zandt Si.
tWhite, George M. Jr., 6 Thomas St- "
iniitc, Harvey, Norwalk, Conn.
Young nirls’ evening frocks are stil
flour. half curful white flour. three couture which showed the ears and a mm, mm“,
teaspoonfuls baking powder. half tea-(temples has had 'but a brief vogue and
spoonful salt, two tnblespoonfuls sud-that spring brought us a more kindly
czar. one egg. one cupfui milk. tw0,rnode which defines the shape or the
tablespoonfuls fat. Mix and bake as‘head quite as gracefully, but covers
mumns. up a pan of the face which produces
_ .a rather trying effect when revealed.
Cinnamon Roll. The hair is drawn softly down and
Take some 0f the dough YOU makelback in Madonna fashion and the ends
fl bread of. work in shortening and su-tare coiled in a small, compact knot‘
' gar. Then make a paste of butter. sum,“ above the nape of the neck. 1n
Man Spanish notions are seen in
the new inilliiiery.
Foulard is used a great deal in milk
lng summer frocks.
String colored cloth frocks
embroidery in navy blue,
have
tSt-hoc, George 11., Westport Ave.
ist-hoiz, Ernest P. (1.. 245 East Ave.
}Schroedcr, Morris, £6 Wilton Ave.
tSc-liiile, George 1’.. 56 Myrtle St,
EScliulhaus, Jesse, 16 Spring St.
[SchwartL David, 43 Spring St.
tSchwartz, Eugene, 14 Elizabeth St.
lStei-ling, LcRoy. North Fairfield Ave.
iSttrn. George E., (18 Spring St.
Stevens, Charles 15., 2o Meadow St.
Stevens, George E. 24 So. Main St.
Stevens, John H., 34 1-2 Second St.
tStevens, Stanley R, 12 Quintard Ave.
iStevens, William S.. 3-1 l~2 Second St.
lTrombitas, Alexander, 59 Ely Ave.
=Troinbitas. Michael. 25 Lexington Ave
'I‘royansky. Thomas, 21 Spring St.
t'l‘ucciorone. Angelo, North ’l‘aylor Ave
‘Tucci, Orazir, 103 Lexington Ave.
Tully, James Matth, 51 Chestnut St.%
tTurkowski, Stefan. 0 Baby Hill Ave.
'White, Michael J. 9 h‘airview Ave.
lvvitite Milton 11., City Hotel. .
lWliitc, Roy W., its Woodward Ave.
\A-‘hitchead, Thomas 11,17 School 57!.
Whitney, Herbert E. 22 Catherine St.
Whitney, lrving 12., Richards Ave.
Whitney, Roger S., 168 Main St.
Whone, Herbert John, 215 Main St.
Wlionc, Tltoinas 11.. 70 Perry Avc.
Wiegan, Andrew Lewis, Count-ct“
W :3: 3:" Cinnamon. 3°" 3'0“” donghéthe daytime the small, elongated hat
in 11:: 591839 "1 ”“5 paste and r()“tltteeps the hair on top of the head flat
1), pp mg n m four pans. Let them and close, in the evening a ’bandeau
The newest outfit for spring is the S ,, 'e't , Charles (1. 44 Summit Stevenson. Archibald, Bristol Hotel. t'Turner, Charles H., 19 lioyt St'.
frocks and the short coat. 3 (A1301 2“" ' ” Stevenson. Samuel J., 53 Plattsviilel'rurner, Jefferson 13.. 114 Water St.
A gray military cape lined “'im'Scltwcitzer, Fred Carl S.,' 56 Taylor Ave. tTurro, Giovanni, G Davis plam.‘
lTultle, Charles H., .‘Rowayton, (,‘oitn.
iSiewart, James 11.. 1:1 Wood St.
mud until they become light and ‘ H yellow is immensely fetching. A“,- ‘ ‘ , ‘ * . ‘
, e. or filet is bound around the head, com- Golden bronze is one of the “9““Stofield, Elmer 0.. 511 F01;\St. lStiles, ( harlesVS“ 9 iletts Place. Tuttle, Edward A., Highland A,..._ 'Ave. ) , C 1. _ 1 Ave
“k, ing low on the brow. colors introduced m suits and fi‘OCkS.lscofl.}d Frank F 66 Fort St LStolba, (.liailes J., Pillow St, Tuttle, John Nelson Jr" 16 Leonard St. \Megman, Inul w, .011110(’1(ll . 4
,. ‘ ‘, i . ‘ 1.. . - tbtolz, James W., 5 Hartford Place. l'I‘yrell Arthur Soundvicw A ., Wiggleswortll, Norman, on \lillonAw.
Spaghetti Pudding f 531:"? 0f tie youthful devotees 0f ..._ "‘ "W V” "” "““" ’ 130029113 («:oi'ge, 91)S1)l5ll‘l§ie§siown Tcr 'Stolz, Jon“ R" 5 Hanford Place. Tyrell' .lav Holley (it) ‘l'tllniinllAVP Wilcck, John, 33 (:lcnwood Ave.
Cook 4 ounces ofs hetti unti ten_t as on are aving their hair cut in , Co v . urren .. . ‘.Stolz. Lewis (‘.,10 Pleasant St. T ell'J '9 -. ’ , ., , Wilkinson, Louis. 41 Franklin Ave.
pag l ”W’- lStone, Stephen, 323 Van Zandt St. ySrt. ' cr um“ Jos<ph, 1‘ Leonatd Williams, Champs, .31; Spring St.
ithe fashionable “bobbed” style, but if
(her, drain it, place half of it in a pie, ,
‘11 is not considered desirable to out
tilish. state 2 ounces of cheeSe and
Scott.’tt‘rank P. fiavilahd 1.
Scott, Frank S.. 18 Raymond St.
-— LADIES -—
Williams. Charles E. 40 Putnam Am.
IStoiie, William G, 48 West Ave.
William, Charles 0., 21 Taylor Ave.
lStoots, Clarence. 16., 22 Magnolia Ave.
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3 sprinkle some of it 0W]. the spaghetti, the hair the same tf'.‘ ct may be 0b 07:: mama: M ’1“ b Scully, James F‘.. Low St. :Stoots, lttilpli, 21 Camp St. 3Uielson. Loren E., Water St. Williams, Earl R, 40 Taylor Aw.
hke 4 or 5 whole, small canned tomadtained by doing the hair in this man- > __ Scckar. Frank. Perry AV?- iStm‘cy. James W., Jr.. Eliot-rest Tet-.Uhely, Julius 12., 25 Laura St. Williams Edward A., ti; Woodwnrtl
T toes, slice and place them over theIzner. Dress the top of the hair in soft WW‘ “‘3“ M“ 300‘. Ezedlak.)John).q3(V(‘liff S'Llioulevafi t.S race. ‘h 1 , W , _ lUndcrliill, Arthur '13., 2S Ailtcn St. Ave. ’
cheese and spaghetti, sprinkling memtwavcs and pull the locks 0"" the ears It mfl- “ SZSnsmltliiuihpthon £102,331”) Main Si. lsltifxni; ‘11iner 1;. liltilllilziwl‘t’inffvc Hngvary, Stephen J" 271 “mi Hill Rd. ,Wi‘lliams, F{.Od€ri("l{ii]2 (louv‘ojtlwittl
.Uith cheese, salt and pepper, finish‘o‘" loosely ‘0 ”3395‘ the short CUTIEd :uiolru‘l.“ '" m ”I..." Segak’is. Polycai'ke. 3 Hill ‘Koad. lStull, James W., 1-1 Milbui‘n Rd. - Li‘fggiypglllglf: g"Kigl;T,d\sltm\ A‘ e. “Xl‘iflms, (“my .. M
vith the remainder of the spaghettiuswl" 0’ the bobbed cut. Then 00“ 1110 , . SMby- ”0m"! 59 WOOGWM‘I Ave. lbtull, William. 2124 East AV“ Urso, Michele, 24 Bouton St. ;\\'illiains, Henry .1. 13., .‘t Mcrwin Si.
Sturdevant. Frank 11., 42 Gregory Boul.
‘Sturtovanl, Clinton R.. Belle island.
Qt‘rvctoii. Nick, 21 High St. Suchy. John James. 35 Cedar St.
Sench, Albert. Iii Cliff St. .Sulla. Joseph. 29 Glenwood Ave.
Sexton, Patrick. _I_ A., 159 So. Main St_'Sullivan. Daniel E., 58 So Main St.
Stavmout', Arthur N.. 5-1 Covc Ave. {Sullivum George R. 7 1:! Anti St.
Seymour, Clarence A., 9 Warren St. Sullivan, “a”! L., 3 Plymouth Ave.
qpymom._ Eugene s" Weed Avc. lSullivnn. Win. J.. 45 North Falrfield‘
Semnn, Frank 13.. 138 Washington ‘St.
Senesc, Joseph, 10 Clay St.
Utes. ‘lt‘redcrick L., 11 West Main St. Patrick Avc.
Vuast, Charles L., 17 Chestnut St.
Vacca. Edward, 28 Raymond St. ,. , . ,0 A. 39 Smith gt~
Valentino, Charles, 23 l’lyiiiouth Avalaélzgg' i1:?:;rd (it, 14 Camp Sp
Valentine, Ernest Howard, 284 East. Wilson: Percy 11.. 33 Gem“. Avg.
Ave. Wilson, Raymond W.. 58 Taylor Ave.
.Wills. Carroll 1).. . \
IWilniot, Edward F., 126 So. Main St.
Wilmott, James 11., 126 So. Main St.
Wilmot, Leonard S., 13 Marshall St.
‘ finding rest of cheese on top. Pour ends at the back of the head as in-
t‘ awfully over this half pint milk and conspicuously as possible.
. diver the dish with a plate or smalli
' dish; cook in a moderate oven. A fire-l AFN" for ‘ Chi",-
_ 1100f dish with a cover would be use-l
: . When the child feels too grown up
In) for this, but a pic dish can quite to wear a bib, one can persuade it to
I‘ V911 be used. over . q - ‘. l- 1.. 6 111 11 St. AV“ 1 l 'n ‘Fl'flnk Jose ll 13 Academ » .. . . . , s -~ ~-;‘.
,1 :rovidiills tiietgrégocl: “31m 2? “pi?“- £11333? Illrtili‘cit M 18, 7 Railroad Summer. Norman 1)., 26 Chestnut St. \aqenti e, p ’ y!“ 11501]. Richard Daniel, \\ 9.1 Bowl-K
.. ' 3 rue ve. ‘01‘ ‘ ' ‘ " ' " Sunicb Frank Keeler Ave. ‘ ' . v - I ve,
it com Bread . Avc. ‘ ' . ’ Valient Henrv 11.. J lnioti Plucc. ,. , . t o— “as, Avc
- this purpose a clever mother dcsi nod , , , . o. ) ’Sunlslo, Stephen, 12 Lexington Ave. . , ' ' . . . illilson. Robeit t... -t t. .
g qnm‘mugh' thcy A" “" Union iark. Sutherland. Howard 11.. 2 Grove St. \allte, George T" " “HMS S" 'Wilt, Henry 19., West tRocks Rd. 1
Valoffo Edward 37 Van Zttntlt St. . ,. t . ..d. vgt.
' ' .. , .Winchell, Austin 1~,, to Aid 1m) .. -
Vaughan, Thomas 11., t Crescent reluhVinshorg, Tngc L... Yacht gil‘Slt'i‘lfi
.. ' l " i-*,\\'m. A., Murray ct.
(“m 8”" “’55“ 5 S“““"b""'~“ “m' 'litigtttlzsiki. Anthony 8., Fl‘l‘l’ltlnlt‘.
tVun Wagner, Harry, 1 Clark St. Withtill James T.. 23 “ms Aw.
""”"‘““iv ”5“” “)6 T3510" "‘“0- ‘“'0,lt‘lk,'\\"altl)‘1-‘tlii\\', Rt‘. \Villi‘ioltl St.
\ratcllc, Joseph, 10 Podrno'rc‘ St. \\'ojm\vics,,Atlmn S., 43 Slocum 5L
.rovc S" 1Wolfe, Charles, 9 llaiii‘ord 'Plttco.
Shapiro. Max. 41 Fairficld Ave.
slum. Howard Vl'.. Pitches Lune.
Qbuy. Joseph M . 16 Wilton Ave.
Shay, Paul, 78 Ely Ave.
qbuy, Thomas R. 16 Wilton Ave.
mma. Daniel. Cedar St.
Sheri. Edward James, 10 Crescent 'l'cr-
race.
{Sutherland Leslie H., :32 Belden Ave.
iButton, James 1~‘., 34 Stewart Ave.
w... tSvaldus, Joseph. 23 Main St.
lSwnson, John A., ‘22 Union Ave.
ESvenson. William 11.. 22 Union Ave.
Swanwick. Morrison. Jr., 172 Main St.
Sweeney, Jeremiah T.. 13 Lincoln Ave.
iSwoeiiey, Patrick 19.. 2:? East Ave.
tj‘ One cupful cornmeal, one cupfuliand made a very cunning model. She
flour, two tablespoonfuls sugar, one .uscd blue checked gingham for the
.. half teaspoonful salt, three teaspoon- apron, and cut it so that the apron had
"‘3,le baking tDOWdi’I'. 0110 tnblespoonful sleeves. By using the kimono idea,
(at. one egg. one cunfu! milk. cutting the apron and sleeves in one,
Mix and Sift dry ingredients, nlelt,the pattern called for very little extra
butter and add 10 (‘81;- Mix milk and i work or material. The neck line was
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Vaughn, Charles James, I
egg, Bent this into dry ingrt’leMS-lbound with braid and the a t 1 _ qllf‘a, William T., 3 Charles St. 'Swint'chafles “g, 1,; Thomas St. Van Wagner“ John Edward, 1 Clark “.01“, Harry, 9 Hartford mum
pour mixture into well greased tinlm d in . 5 me rm “l“‘l‘lmn' 301‘“ ~1- “MKSL lSzabo. Daniel, 19 Windsor Place. 3 3L -‘ tWolfe: Jacob Win. ‘Jr, 22 (‘tithurli‘d
and bake in a hot oven 6 . 0 narrow cuffs into which the altos-him. Marcus". 1‘1 1Union Ave. tSznbo, Gabriel, 120 Ely Ave. l\:mr0k' Stephen, 7 Oitk St. S"
Cut in sutures and serve hot Bake sleeves were gnthcred. Across the Shannan. \‘l alter J.. H l nion Ave. szabo, Joseph, 5 Penn St. ticnn, .Jolll‘l, 10 Lawrence St. Wolfe, Joseph T., Wuru'lck Holt-l. _,
a . - bottom or the apron was stitched ;. Weldon. George A. 10 Manic 81- Sztibo, Paul, 11 Windsor Place. \cnt'zm. Hank \\.. 13 ”0" S'- Wolfe, William \v.. Cedar st.
Vcno, Carlo, H Cross St.
Verity, Harold W., Scribner Avc.
Vcrlin. Charles A., 8 Reed St.
Verlin, Ralph 0.. ill Knight St.
Sliclton. Andrew. R. R. Camp. iSzabo. Paul, 821 Lexington Ave.
uhcrron. Percival 11,. -ll0Wll.VlOli. COM-.Szotnk. Alexander, :1 Kossuth St.
cmmmld, Frank (x, it'. \‘l’oodwttrdSzei-szen. Stephen. 6 Slocum St.
A“, lSzochnnick, Waclon James, 213 Broad
iwtzltman. Max. 1 (‘ovc Ave.
tWolfiuau, Samuel. :11 (‘hnpcl St.
1Wolkofi‘, Harry S. 81 Main St.
lwdil. Edwin A.. rcrntittlc.
THIS PRACTICAL CIOCIB'I‘ I00!
mun To A!" ADDRESS
12c
in gem this is preferred. Cornmeal
may be supplemented for a portion of
"l ’ the flour if desired, or the bread made.
tstrip of white muslin on which figures
of children were painted. The muslin
forms 11 decp pocket, which kiddie can
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with?” from cornmeal. “50 f0? any purpose slic'deslres. The Bond thin coupon and 120 My q“""“°°‘1'.2hm“ “'- 57 “PM?“ A“ l 1 S“ IViizilante. Giovanni, 14 Wood St. t“.'00d_ .(‘hai‘les 11.. 3'. Hawkins Arc.
or “I", to WI D3?" and '0 'm :‘H‘TWOOtl. row 11.. Conistock llill. ibzilnnskls. (‘lprionns J,‘ 34 “-95, “01mm! Nicola, 5 School St. Wood, George C. N “.05! Ave. 1
idea is no doubt taken from the pocket
apron so much in favor with grown-
ups who do fancy work.
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Qlilmko, it‘rtink, West Nor-walk. Conn, Washington St.
‘hiinko. Ltitilslttiis, 24 Knapp St. .Szldlk, Paul. S 1-2 Elm Grove St.
Slirivcr, George 1%.. 1:9 \‘t't‘iodivztrtl Ave. Sluszewski, Victor 8.. lt‘crndnle.
qlll'lw‘l', NPWIOH l. 132 Main St. .Sznndem Stanislaw 19., 29 Morris St.
”bobcat-y, John. 12 Day St, lSzuudct-, Stanislaw R. 29 Morris St.
Slitifclt. Frank L., 11 Edllc Ave. Sztuka, l'ulll, Forudnlo.
'Virgliltik. Frank. 77 Lexington Ave.
' '- ' A. 1... 212 First St.
W 110““ng .\\ 00d, ll0\\r|l(l
tWood Howard W., 3 i‘nion Avc.
Wood. Louis :.\'.. 171 Orchard St.
Wood. 1101' (T., 18 Academy St.
Wood, William 11., Silverminc Ave.
Wood, William J. Jr., H Springwtmtl
mall copy of the wonderful Wini-
fred Worth Crochet Book.
1‘ \‘ii'giilitk, Stephen (‘.,
Ave,
\‘itcllo. Enrico, 10 Podmorc St.
Yolk. Charles A., 83 So. Main St.
Vollmcr, Wallace 1‘.. 21 West Avenue.‘
V'oorliccs. Robert 13., 3 Gregory Blvd.
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,. malted Milk in one motley ‘ Ton.............u. suto.....m L:litift-lt, Warren L., 11 liltlllc Ave. .- T \roslnirgh. Earl R,_ l lliscsn Court. Womllivnrd Elbert A., Soulli Nortvnlk,
Tl"- lump hes quip”). stepped into ' Sincl. lkc S.. «1‘5 Fall‘flt‘ltl Ave. tTflbb, Alexander, :53 Pine 31. Valiant. Chauncey DOW. 65 .\cwlownl Conn. ’
.Silcox. Millard 11.. 12 Newtown T01“ Taknos,Joscpli.-13 Lowe St. Avo,
lWorden. Willard .\l., New Canaan Avo.
lWrngrz, John T.. 279 Main St. .
:Wrigbt, Alcxttndei‘. S St). Mtiin St.
{\Vrlglit, lt‘rank L.,"t'l Cottage St.
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t'l‘ullinadge. DoWitt 1]., 49 Woodward T
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Silk. .loliti Frances, Ct‘tllll' St.
Silverinun, Frank. ti Franklin Ave.
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Wilt-1m, Charles J.. 67 Ely Ave.
Wuchtcr, John 13., West mocks Ave.
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'l‘tillinadge. Stanley L., 55 Woodward;
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‘g:::2::‘sk?d‘éu,\:u 32:20:23 pfax 1.1m; Ave. ,Wugnci'. Rudolph, 110 So. Matti St. _ ‘1“;1‘12311. (3901i! 311. :TllmlflOSL 3
. I Rd ’ ' ' lTalmndge, Edwin Lawrence. 217 Fluxianncr, Wm. Henry Van, 31 Hoyt Si..'\\-rlglll, (it'tllflt’ 11.. diverting.“ .
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COOKIN‘A‘Bl BRERKFHST FOR A“, ' " ' lTninns, Ballot. 13 Lexington Ave. St. t“,“"dm'mk' mm?! "” Jim‘s) ‘ l
MILFOEFIFTEEN EVERV MORNING ,qmmd' Abralinm 73 Cedar St i’l‘aninrsznnskir. Joseph. 9 Day St. Baldwin. Stanley Hanford, 64 Wall St.,\’vvyiiiann. Hans4 Last Roots“ WA;- .
AND THEN HRVW' WM DRSH AWAY Epmkn'wkv Fdnrt Root \lildrt—‘d l'l‘arlov, Harry, 16 Grove St. Vt'nldron, Melvin 11.. 04 Osborn Avc. ,\\ ynn, James 1*... .u Plan‘sii Psi to. i
. TO CFC“ “‘9 TENN WlTHOUT ‘qi'sl; mqu‘oum' Norwgflk C0,,“ l'l‘flrnowskl. John. 11 Snowden Ave. Waldron. Raymond, 20 Myrtle St. tWrsman. (‘lu‘istmflit‘tv _7 ”quell . ‘
.j tgisk' lhlicli‘acl R (tonnpcu'cu, A,“ {Iaylon Aiitlrrw 11.. 43 Lowe St. Wuldron, Samuel, 42 Woodward Avc.;\\:ysnmn, Henry. 112ml; litch Si "1
lSiswick, John ‘1'3'9 Belden Hill A“). 3 laylor, Charts; J.._.1~1_ Franklin St. Witldron, William 0., 3 Keyser Placc.,\\'ysntan, Rtgitnts .
Skitlniorc, Samuel T., Warwick llotcl fink"? 13mg“ "t: “3 (.lliestnut Sl- WMSUI‘. Jilmi‘s Francis, 33 Adams A‘T‘l . Y i
Slczak Frank J.. 265 East Ave. 1T“3,'°"“°‘°"‘“'".“'- ltl 5"?ng Hill Ave. “"11““: Oscar J" 38 Adams Ave. j , . ‘t q \l ‘ St '1
‘Sloman Joseph 11 22 Day St ,Taylor, ““103 31‘7"?“ 31- ROWal’ton- Walker, Win. James. 1 Hillside. Ave. ‘ltlcltlllfl‘, John, 1th t o. .. am . . ‘
animal} in uctns'w to curl St lTay'm" Jame“ "r “9 “33‘0" 5‘ wttllin, Fritz Lewis, 24‘ Gregory villvd. Yedlm, Meyer, 1.) (lakbtlod iid-~ ‘1
lg -' ' . .1“ L . 1 ”Z‘T ‘ kl" A Taylor, Harold Junie... "" Van Zandt St Wallins, Albert Bernard. 19 Edlie Ave. Yetcrian, Edwurd. :5: Madison St.
“mm" cm“ “5 505°” " F “n ‘“ "‘- :’Fu.vior. Harold Mn 2! Ventral Ave. Walsh. George Washington, 122 sa. ‘ vctcrttrt, Jacob, 27 Madison St.
Smith, Charles Joseph, 12:..Oi‘chnrd St.
Smith, Clinton L., Conistock Hill Ave.
Smith, David, Marshall St. |
Smith, Frank J., 2 Yew St.
‘l’obbagy, Stoplicn, 10 Windsor Pine“
chnon, Paul. 10 lsaacs St.
Mair- . Yarjnslti. John. 19 Morris St.
rltoungz, Frederick S._. 12 Plcasani at
Taylor, Joseph 11.. I‘ciinoycr St.
Taylor. Morrow A., 2 Sound View
Court.
l’l‘aylor, Percy A., 27 Mei-win St.
Main St.
Walsh. Rodger. til; Putnam Ava.
Walterliouse. Archie J., 142 So
‘Sinith Gibson 75 Flax Hill Rd. lTaylor Stanlev H Fast Rocks Road St' ~ . . ~ . .3. ‘
. ~ ’ , . . .. 1 . . . ; 4.’ So. Maln‘loun , tlbctt E., \‘ltlson Point Rd.
Smith, Henry S., 110 \\ oodwnrd Avc. Taylor, Stanley W., 55 Van Zundt St. Kglteiliolise. Benjimin, l jymm: Albert s.) 3 Charles 13 St.
Smith, John 11., 20 Central Ave. Taylor, Thomas W., 55 Van Zandt St. :1‘mings, Howard A., 45 Beldcti Ave.
Wasserninn, Jacob, 20 Clay St. -
Smith, c er Jose h, 37 Van Znndl St...'1‘aylor, V e 1., ‘ ‘ v . , . . . 1 ~ - ' , .., 7 . Q
. inith, IPlitilip Frniicis, 219 Main St. i'Pttrlov. Allrfirefillfi értiigg‘gt). Boul Waterbury, William b" 88 ML Minn1:.giirgisékia\ligrug 7g‘gé3iitg‘phce'
Smith, Rufus, 15 Elizabeth St. Tavella. Rocco, 7 Henry St. ,‘St- 1 ~ 9 131-111 Ave l ‘ - ' ‘ ’
lSmith, House“ 1., 96 Ely Ave. Tavella. Gniseppe, 7 Henry St. “voters, A013“ D" 1., ll \‘i'laiid St . z
.Smttit, Stcphe _ 11. Snowden Ave. Tavello, Rocco, 201 Main St. “,atkin8~,ank ”u. ~ g l - ~i
Smith, Stephen A., 1 Chesmut St. 'l‘avlin, Barney, 34 Van Znndt St. Ward, Vim. 0.. 24 ”Arch {A , ‘ZIICO, Raymond, Strawberry Hill,
Siiiitli,"1‘homas, 219 Main St. Tm'llnt Charles, 34 Van Zandt St. “ ardell, Lewis 0': ‘90 Ens. ve, lchher, John, 36 Osborn Ave.
Wnrgo, Joseph. 24 Knapp St" gZarccsky, John, 126 Ely Ave,
’m‘go' Joseph 7 8’30de Aw' lZarges. Henry John,‘24 Belden St.
\Varga, Joseph 12 Ridge St. TZcolla, Salvador, 8 Pine St.
Warga John, 4 Clean St. . lchsoaki. Adolph, SS. Standard.
Warga, John. Four Corners. iZemnn, John, 108 Taylor Ave.
Warm Jam” 7, SHQWde-n' lZPmbrowski. John. 3513mm St.
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lWorrcn, Lester 13.. .13 isaacs 1’1..cc. lZiillballSt, Abe. 4-1 Wilton' Ave.
Tesla, Michael, 15 Hoyt St.
Testa, Patsy, 21 Bouton St.
Testa, Samuel, 20 Laura St.
Tettey, Frederick M, 7 West Ave.
Thiedniann, Anton, Patrick Ave.
Thiefels, Henry 0., _1~‘erndale.
Thomas, Alex, 20 Bouton St.
Thomas. Joseph, 128 Ely Ave.
Thomes, Riissell'F., Rowayton.
lThopsey. Joseph W., 10 Ridge St.
ESmith, Victor C., 315 Main st.
:Smith, Walter J., 2 Franklin Ave.
tSmith. Wm. T., 37 Van Znndt St.
lsmllh. Wm. C. J. Jr., :Belle Island.
Smith, William 11., 1 Edlie Av'e.
lSmith, Wyll'ysEu 119 Main St.
'Sniifen, Charles 11., 4 Hamilton Ave.
Snyder, Roy 11., 6 Orchard St.
‘Snlistowskv, Morris. 12 Lincoln Ave.
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l’l‘hornc, Samuel, 101 Washington St.
Thsornton, Wilmot \V., 102 South Main
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Thorpe, Charles L., 83 Wall St.
‘Tierney. Michael J., 10 Chapel St.
Titus, Arthur E.. 42 Fairfield Ave.
Webb. Thomas M., Wilton Point.
Webher, Albert 19.. 22 eBacon'St.
.Weber, Emil L., I Kellogg 'St. '
‘ Webber, Albert FL, 22 Beacon St.
Weed, Edward, 39 Stuart Ave.
Weed, Henry Earl,~1‘65 Cliff St.
Weed. Jarvis M., 88 No. Main St.
Weed. Louis 111., Perry Ave.
Weed, Walter '11., West Norwnlk Ave
\Veeltcs, Burnett 10., ‘23 Merwln St,
Weidner,"Edwnrd (1,, 16 Lawrence S
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Fant, Leslie L., 5 Washington St. —
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[Lalllorttu Daniel. 1 George Ave.
’LOlldOil, Allen “2. Perry Ave.
.1.ynch, William, 14 Lawrence St.
' Peters, Hurry, 28 Madison Sins '
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Sonnefield, Joseph J., Ferndale.
Sotoki, Michael, ‘Kossuth St.
’Soyak, Joseph, 23 Glenwood Ave.
;Soyok, Steve, 15 Reynold! Sf.
'Snadacentn. John, 145 So. Main St.
isnahr. Martin. 46 Glenwood Ave. . Tito. Ernest J., 26 Monroe St.
.Snerandon. Antonio, 19 .Kossuth St. .Tobey, (-Iharles 13., 4 Charles St.
E‘clneita, Frank J. A., 23 Havlland St. .Tobey, Eugene, 26 Elizabeth St.
Snino. Thomas ll, 26 Wood St. Tobey, Frank. 21 Clinton Ave.
S.ninoia,_ Pasquale, Strawberry l-Iill.- Tobey, Fred C3 5 Taylor Place.
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