11m sought 21110;», some two qua-11am
'11s thoroughbred l) '0’.
NWAtR
.l‘lhe' sei'Vi'l Mimi's 'i’ehl'in‘g tlte sacrifice
I they may be obliged to make, in serv
lices in memory of” 1110111. Ernest F.
lScxton, 11,15" town’s third life—sacrifice
‘ ,l to be offeredthe nation, but the 'tlrst'to
.l he offered in actual conflict and the
" that of those 1'. 110111 she sent forth who
i-had spent practically u'i .n' his life in
Elite tcun, as My and 1111111.Sa'turd11y
','1.11c1ning.\vith the rain falling in
. steady s1reams.l-11rge number at-
lit may}, '11,, A111 1 tended the solemn high requiem mash
”23%,,"th .St._ John! church \‘oroton, o;
hisiw fle‘
.._. ., ,igput 11111111121731: find Sunday afternoon
- 1 the auditofiidht of "Center ~chool was
'c't'cwdcd with limpl 1‘ in 111 all parts of
lngal'ls' uho was foriig'cr'l) the mun C'ttlholir I’Moiestant Jew.
of he heir of the \I E. t-hutch oi-
. . a'ntl ev 1M se‘ v'v'lrh' 111'1. n 1113
tushand is still la‘hder, is . e hot“ ' a y partic 1'
religion from 411- walks of lifc,banl1
5133‘“. at the WWW“ Baptist” era and laborers; the first selectman
; timepresentlnn' i1'.§.o'lii1lnls and humble
' oilers the town's" s a. stitch for its de
day morning at the Con'g'te 2z-parteti hero. _ 2.51 the requiem mass.
hutch “,th the pastor Rev ' Saturday mrprning, I icnt. Sexto‘n’s own
r p'rea'ched a sermon m»11astor Re ‘ .ln'hu McGuane, was
them some sound advicé,"na5t"1" 5:5 Ceremonies and three
'l‘S of the old Center school; priests from the'Sominaty of the Holy
Ghost; Fofinlale. in the Word Nor
2 2 ,_ _ ' ' walk section 'hf’dhé town patticipated
' ldrgm congregation thsn' usual, in the service The (-clebrant “3‘ R91
‘8 present sunday night at the Paul Stake. the deacon illev James
fithfldlst church when the pastor 'Carroll'; 11111 _the' subtieacon, Rev. Eu
Re Thomas L Price delivered a 1'16" 'gene Fleirer After, this solemn form
trictic serrd on, and in addiion to see-- , at servme, Father llcdu'ane addressed
H2 2 elections by the choit, several the congi'tega ion, reminding them of
' t he, Children’s Day carols used the. the necessity fm' finding ’1' place for
1111's Sabbath by the Sunday God in their lives. 'and of the' teaching
ichool were repeated :of the church regarding prayer for the.
dead He also paid a splendid tribute
here were no automobile mishaps "1 the memory of the young officer,
header, and no arrests were made 40;- saying in part: "There was not a
‘ violations of the motor laws» The2 5 3‘,“ Upon his character. and so far as
0 ur of the past few Sundays weal we knew, 1101 3‘ on P stain “Doll his'
it‘ll necessary, Sunday, as the section soul A young man beloved by all who
of ew- paving was opened for traill'c,I knew him and. universally levied and
pannitting cars to travel in both di- respected it is sometimes said that
millions without difficulty. Yesterday; some people have no enemies because
,ter to make 111em.bu..th_at was not
2t1'ue of this youngiman. It was his
whatgmg'tamua] event. at st Luke’si ,sttong character which made him 11d~
church was the visit of tho‘ Rf :Revfl mired, yet it. made‘ 1im no foeaJVhera-
cmun‘cey B Brcwster of Connecticutlel‘ er his ,bcdy may lie we know no',}t
“(1.37.1373)“ It is some time since but we hope that wherever it may be,'
331 pp Brew ater has been in town, as his soul ma: now be a peace " At the
the past year or two he has 910519 Grille SPrllCe.’Ml£8 liInIfgal'et Mc-
«been represented by suilragnn' fiishop' ”GU-"me sang \cry tenderly "I, shall Seek,
' n The church was crowded Him Race to Face." One of' the most
night to hear the bishop, who remarkable tributes to the young 1:111-
- 111110th sermon, cm 13 memory was litmpresenco u
maple 815,138 the platft'irm c U
puffing was begun.
""l their'rddtefialennul theyobtdnediheNomflhl '
WW»
mivd'rmmwntrmr,uo.tnc.
roe “we“, x'vléip with 'awhic'h the Eughg uu'tnr'had been a de- '
”, work of tearing up the re 7 of the they have not the snength 01‘ cheese—l
«um
couns'qrtcu'r '1
since all the. char y, Catholic and 31:91
estunt, have thu all been gallieieli
in. one pleo‘euitau'eraand 'tin' th'cull
stance was typical of the unification
in ‘patr‘iol‘lts‘m ddu‘reugton, which is to
'be one oi the results ol'1.it»ut'. Gambit.
sac'ritlce,'and probably oi' the War “in
general in other communities. only
young .oiliccr'personnlly, for the. other
three have. come to town within recent
months. since the. young man had on-
itu'ed the service. Re\'.ilira'n1 Vnn.‘
Kirk. ljhfi 1)., rector of St. Luke's
‘church. 1 oroton‘, acted as chaixmalt
or the meeting. Relv' 11.0. Cartenot;
feted the opening pr",nyet tev. .l. J.
McGunine delivetcd the address, Rev
131'. Van' Kirk read three of the' may.
ersof theidpiscopai ritual. Rev: Wit
liam' Sinclair,
benediction, and Rev. ’1‘. 1.". l’t'lce,"and
Rev. G. E. Richter were also seated
on the platform. The muaicnl num-
bers were tenderly rehdered, Mrs.,J. L.
lngalls singing.‘
1
Miss Estelle Cave,
“Nearer. My, God,
“Does Jesus Care." .Futher McGunne's
ute. to the flue character of the young
soldier but a splendid and inspiring
messagebreathing alike the spirit of
mat. patriotism -- andflhristiat't Matty
and comfort.
‘MANUAL TRAINING
1 CLASSES; EXHIBIT
(Continued from First Page).
er and furniture; has dos, books, pa
pers and othei materials.
This alone saves the. taxpayer quite!
an amount each year. :The boy who
lives in a rented housa is taught that
the landlord often raises his rent be-
cause things have keen destroyed
about the house. Therefore, chopper—e
Lrents mean better
he lives in . --.,
Boys who later in life have money
to invest in' the more productive lines
of life will better understand he .
l RHEUMATIG AND KmNév: 1:,th
Are you troubled with reticulation
kidney or bladder ei’tectlons‘l ‘
such symptoms 88 swollén muscle 01"
Joints, backache, spite; dizziness;
nervousness pla - ' .
irregularity, p‘ttffliié under the eye "
You need Foley Kidney Pills:
three of these clergyman know'thé ,
D.D., pronounced the. '
“Greening \‘ue.’ Bar," '
address was not only'tt spi'rlttml'vfrll'): ’
care of the house 7
.A“H
to Thee." and Mrs. M. l”. lRloh‘ards, '
1-
Among
“.6 ._._1...... .
intakes the wilt. is won. And this isa asaviug
'ifltm bf t'llo’ basil kind. 31w; 2"“ 5784811? ‘1; _ 2: .'
' ewe» ‘ ""
.goodinvestmcnt.
' i to us ~with'i‘nterckt
"' misunmmmm “
. ..,,...., .. ...,.
«‘owfl'
money, sympufi'l'y 'andsnld is never-clar'sway
from our thoughts. ,We yrho are far dist'ant'
n.
min- theactualscenee, who are liuiugouietly
11d without seriousinconvenience, find it dif...
,ficuluéfto'a'ealizetunden what-stress those who
tare actually at the hunt.» may be. Of course,
we are willing to help. ”The plan fun a Na—
iiionhl War SayingStEnlIetmeht Day lS'DPOI'l 115.
Every. patrioticv vtAzmrican‘ 11411 $110 askéd to
prove his patriotism by signing a pledge to
buy a idefiuite ntuhhcr of' ‘War Stainps or
l', lTh'rlft Stamps each montli this voar.1t is a
IL The money will be returned
1 No “one will hesitate as to
.; l vhetllerot 1s wealth while—'01- not. Everyidollgt' ,'
raised is to be used to further our war aims.
.We must: win, and New
. iperson'will do'hle'otmost... _
. domo‘l: hive anything"'for “ourselves. 'What:
ever we ha’veiwill be of no use to us personally
win-sooner. if . every
What matter if we
4 and 16 years, ' .
7301' boys or young children, '1 2,
- (white crossbar Withpiuk or blue
.. ~.21I»‘aid trimming, This gs a one»
iece 'g.
lippc'd:
{filth hit one. For ages 8, 9 and 10
i
There.‘ 13 economy in making one ’s bathing 11111.1
-:ll?hc 11m§erial nn'd 'tlrimmings are your ovvu choice.
aesrt-i‘stic and original as you 'dare
, “espresso €511... " in:
The Sitting and' Moli.‘ '3 shown this season ncv'er
.,'7'I't
'2lna'k'e if}
Summer Peiamas
' «hummus: and children
. l Anew 's'lock'. ofpolamas, made
' 1101”,,
wear, has
. 8 are of two'
,2 Wire 2111 crossbau
' "i-etyles, in euro,
78113 116M M911 asv’vhita, .
c.1423... 31m 00 and up.
pajamas, two-piece style only,
k, blue and teal-for ages .12,
$1100
1th fit it is easily.
and sec clyi' fastened
...
aka your ov'vn Bathing Suit
may
j'pffere’d greater! posmbihties. 1.4.11.1,
supervise the care and maintenance oi'
the house, factory, machinery,
etc in which he has invested.‘
Give the boys more manual train-
ing, machine shop wor
printing, painting and' Some gasoline
engines 1.0 take apart and re-astsem-
lo, and they will learn somethingtbat
.will be uscxul 10' them 11) 1.11111 11 e
the
received special trinntlcn are 111%: 't‘ol
-» ’cu'ing:
' vnl T"'r‘-l: 0
made a licrris chair,
‘hsll seat 'and mirror. 11nd china closet
...a student of the. Sonic"
i‘Norwalk. 'As a result 'of his
taking he manual training course, “h
v cumin wed in the pattern “malt
rs" finds. The firm employing him‘
alloy-ring him one your oil his appren-
2-tico'i2hip and beginning with second?”
Wavy. Bligimhhfi‘st
': a." . ' Ax;
Ship, .
chair.
metal Work
boys whet; um 1: ha'
who li't'
lihrnrv table
llru 111" "11.
man
‘\
{fik’fi ,1»'1?. 37/}? N. ~ . '
- ‘Blacli‘S’afln winches wide, ‘3?" 8175 a yard.
' ‘ $1. 00
we? 85 01:8.
40 and '42 inches, 69 01:8. 15981.50
36 to 42 inches, ‘-
~ 85 cts to 8125
radiimmo floor; ' .
Spécial in Silk Umbrellas
and Swaggersols
r...
I
-
"l
' ' " 11,5523“? ’12,,
It is so difficult nun i;
find any thing; of espcci'm
Value at a bargain price
that: it' is 111th genuine
'tplcasure ore. find our
,‘.'.-S'('51VBS‘\'\'ilEl1'ltlllS lot bl
1,1,1ice. silk umbrellas.
2'l‘ltt'y are sensible, use-
:ful and exceedingly
2 good looking“ .
If there Is such a thing
as a tailored umbrella,
iltesctare 'thc kind} for
they are 'finished and made pei'fcct'in every 'jlhnall
'detail. such as edges, tips, seams and straps
‘5 ' ""‘ "M arelsilk' colors in
green, poem, blue, taupe and black.
There ate short and‘ 11111;: handles 50ch featiilI'L's '7
such as ivory rings and? black kand" tan leather '
‘5.
A.
" ' Refrigerators
“Tilt 't~ til
straps'for carrying. The sticks partake mreome
,pvay the color of. the silks, green outline], purple,
:silver-fipped and black and white stripes. There
its an abundant quantity inmavy blue, dark pur-
ple,‘ black and every kind that Womsn 05" censor
vative taste desire. 9;. {pr
8pecialat $5 95
Many of these umbrellas have been selling 'from
.legular stock at $8. 50, the. same qualities and the
some styles.
Main loot.
x
run,
The inos't'important points of' a refrigerator to
consider are circulation and insulation.
2.2 The “McKee” Refrigerators have both of these
g'fcatures in: very efficient way. Circulation is“
afforded by a double current of cold air though,
”4-.
.1.
7
--
, ,,, , ,3, i l 5,2, i ”,2 7‘5 mt'wa 31,7500 out the entire box. The walls giro insulated with." .1,
"Pollution” an id2'eal one piece garment in p.11 a heavy mineral wool substance, providing cold
sizes and colors. : 1, yr 2811‘ §paces. All styles have removable ice racks. 2
,__'_ W cm 011,3, , .r‘ ,2 _; $150 $2.00- and 11p dram pipes and open wire-shelves. l
Misses, ‘14 and 15 years, ' $125 and 81. 50 There are many sizes in both Oak and Ash styles, l
Children 51 803123 cars, $1 001 $1.25 11nd $150 those which receive ice from top or sides. 'Pro-
'T” N ,, 1 "3' .. ' W“ “W" {2% yisiou chambers are lined with porcelain enamel ‘
\l
and have round corners. 2 - i
'1 Capacity 100 lbs; $35.50 . ,2 '
,125 lbs. $45.90, 2 ,
150 lbs. ri'f'b» 85000‘ ‘ » vi
Galvanized lined throughout, all styles and sizes'
Capacity 50 lbs. $12.00
80 lbs. $18.50 ' , -
1501bs. .f $39.00 '
175 lbs. 2 2 $47.55 '
Ice Chests 111 many sizes. ' -.- '
3' Basement Furnishing store.
~~ , ‘3'” Gold and Silver Service Stars at the. Tron
ming Section.
._ . . “in” in“;
“Main 5061'.
in (11
.1 . ' "
“vfia\(lmn \ l ' ' ' '
Junior High School 'kaoy
Chas Wilson~—A sewing table.
Fabian Sodei'stromuLarge table and
Fred Canevariniajto ben'ch.
Frank Dominance—Pedestal. 2
David Harford-éOctagon taboui'et.
Richard Stull#0akvfdot stool. "
Joseph Murphy—sWrit'ing' desk
Joseph'MalkinflManual arts pester.
Edwin Brendage-eurnwing board.
H: trry (letnet—4—Leuthert bottom chair.
I .vwrenc‘e CiosbylLMagazine. rack.
Jack. Grlmn~Magazlnts rack.
(lutne'y Stevenson—.Mngantne rack
Au‘i'tin Mother—~Magazlné ruck:
Eduard‘WehverJMission clock.
Frank Htv’éritck—Lohatr
Ea'i'l Lockwood-LEN 11011112.. '
may" other boys have been doing
odd jobs about the school building, so.
la\ly’repelr wbrlt’. ' j 1
Pnnsnnvo men
GOING OVER 'r’oP .
1 - |
would mean if, in addition, they new! help the boys 01 e1 there 10' h‘ave u." 2
two honest- to goodness down-east Con- happy Foutth. .
necticut dollarsl’l It would be money
~ from home with a vengeance, wouldn't
it.
This campaign was started on June
10th and closes June 29th. It aims to
collect $10,000, which would mean two
dollars per man. But we have gone
beyond that and we want more With,
a population of over 1,.001) 000 in the:
Nutmeg State. the pet capilga falkl' 2%”11-1” «1'
ment for the Pershing Fourt o u \ s 2,
Fund is less than 10 cents a hehd. '8’ .DANGERS OF COST'VENE
The question is: Have you chipped Autovintoxicatlon; headache, 2 2
in your dime furl yourself-and those sltude. irritability, “limes,” 51111011" '4'. ‘
your are responsiblgfor? “'5 a misfit? blotches are among the results of r 111'~ '
. l . be rly little or you to con 1' 1, 11 2",, 2
' it'le, wghgfn you stop to think of the stipation. If 1°”? ”$22358“ 2.2T»
good time 11 1,1111 give some ruddy cause piles ulceraton 0
checked youth who is ofleningdo di. penidicitis, neverouu prostitution, pair.
'-f01' you and; yours. Get in line, sen lysisu Don't‘ d'emy trumped 139,7,
' in you; checks as 5°” “5 ”SSW“ 1° remedy is Foley Gatha'l'tlih' 't‘nlfié'l'l'. as
many 11101131111115.1195 from txrer- ~
lance. They not only do their work
Cheaters: Sellpck, at the Fairfleld
"County National Bank.
surely, easily gentlv, 17.11.11.111 iné 1'
11111.19 5531111 14% opting) 11111115.
fishing,» ,2, 'lffrtl'irfi
, ll
The Entre Nous Social Club me: at
the residence of Mrs. I. '1‘. l‘ayn‘cbfls 2
Flax Hill Road, last evening, and ‘tr. 11 1-2
acted regular routine business A'Ie:‘- 2
wards a social time was enjoyed mn‘d" fl
a fine collation served.
'ilSa
We also in m, 113117.111 this time,
omen to help us on Tag 2
. the 2 111,10 meet at.
‘ ' Hi 2111515011333:
“qt.” “5512110111311,
2’ .
fientgld, 2 ""
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