THEY All GOING UP!
at.
(mica-0.3!.
' mas cam—new 81.1
Ill Tilt ARII' “‘" w“
I view, Mass.
The follow casualties are report- Richard Brookhuiaen. Biealandlter 29.
ed b' the commanding general of the Rotterdam. Holland
American Expeditionary Forces: Edward G. Burris, Commerce St. Wil-
. ..... . 11‘ “MW-Del-
25 (Rockvllle, Conn.
Wounded, de es undetermined ..
fl Noah Blackwell. Marshall. Mo.
_—
KILLED m sorrow. ’ °°"‘ “mm“ ”‘5"
“Noah Curlers. 142 Franklin St, New
John D. Begley. m beget» St..¥'air- ‘
Killed in action ......... ‘ _
uiseinsin action 11 Floyd my“. 311 V- 0‘" ""' "“3
Wounded severely ............ .. 81 “803. “Ml. . ‘ t ‘
Died of Wounds ................ . 6 Rutherford B. Benton, 37 Grove 8 .
“more... it use at, Web-l ,
‘ m Ila-s. ‘ NEW 1013. Au. :1 Wall Street,
William Green. 1 Arwfok Ava; Wot-see 10:9 t. Isl—finding is atocka at the
ter. Mala. {Molm's narketwaseclipsed
Jnmel n Cronin. its Wreotnan 511.? it! timber extensive purchases of no
Begum u.” ‘erty 355 Per Cent Bonds, which soon
George R. “mm, Dunsta- lane. rose to the new maximum of 102.50.
Winchester, Mus. . This is a substanital advance over the
John L. Delaney. 18 Downing SL, War.
caster. last. .the close of yelterday’s session. The
rho-aa- P.Doulin. BJtWater St.,New; "00* list '33 steady at the outset.
a
mu, n, y, that became irregular before the end
George E. Drouin. 4 Droaia St, St. ofthe If" M hour as ti result of the!
Juhubm. Vt. , moderately reactionary tread display
William .l. min. Thysoph Ave. Hart- 8“ by Canadian Pacific. Marine Pre
ford, (you. 1. (erred. Mexican Petroleum, U. 8. Steel
James J. Fogarty, 2 Elm Place. Hart-f
L...“ dyes-unread“ new“ wan. " *
previous high record of 102.06, made at ‘
LECTU'RI 0N CIWENCHIQ
Bound In the series Given by In.
Ochoa-intake: at the Home a!
Mind Taylor.
The second of the series of lecture!
upon “Citizenship" by Mrs. Nancy I.
Schoonmaker at the house of Miss
Taylor. 135 Flax Hill Road Tuesday at
eleven in the morning took place yet
terday before a most interested group
of forty women.
The topic was Town and Country
Government. Beginning with the
town government the speaker said
that the unit of government which
comes most intimately into the life
Good twenty dollar suits will
soon be as soaroe as hell’s
teeth.
forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: .
WM; cloudy tonight and it‘ridayH
west winds. A disturbance,
r is central this morning overI
,. 3"- Even if you don ‘t need a new
We cloudy weather in the east-l
Sergeant.
Harry J. Donnhue, 5011 Woodland
Av.-., Phlla.. Pa. '
Corporal. .
. Edward Abe. 187 Willard Ave. N. Mil-
? waukee. Wis.
‘ Harry R. De Spain, Sparta. Ill.
Maven. Conn
Adolph A. Cox. Parnell. Mo.
ROY C. Cudmore, 28 881001111) St..
Salem, Mali.
Frank Charles Delnert, 2311 S. State
St, Chicago, ill.
Lawrence Valley is causing con-x
fi’ortion of the Lake region and
that the North Atlantic coast. An~
“I is causing unsettled weather in
K n. Qpper Mississippi Valley and the
more have occurred during the last'
islets from North Dakota eastward to
New York. The temperature is rising
“to Business Men's clam bake will
. be prepared this your by James Glilot»
. 1:1“.- ad will he served On Thursday Reg. Field Artillery, Battery F. lift-l (‘ilcster Tomi-nit. 764 Beecher St. Chester A. Felli.8anlu Fe. Kane.
tatteruoon, August 29th. at Sheffield
i
—-'iioys bring peach baskets to Girl
0tto's.~1:l Railroad avc'liuc. 3r earth.
’0“.
Clarence Webb complained to the
police that boys were climbing into
the heat which he is building at the.
foot of Charles street. Ollicer R0
bertawmned the boys to discontinue
f the practice.
'5. number of the Springwood sec-
tion complained to Prosecutor Cra-
mar 40. Hegeman that there were cor-
uia other merchants who were keen
ing open on unday in violation of the
law. The matter is under investiga-
tion. ‘
3M»
.3"
-45
——We buy and sell Liberty bonds.
Staples l Goldschmldt, brokers.
.One. of the horses on Raymond's
'iice wagon slipped and fell at the
corner of South Main and Monroe
. streets. this morning. After much
'dlflculty the horse regained his feet.
tie not however. before he- had succeed.
ed .ia breaking the wagon shafts.
in some unaccountable manner tho
'.‘tronrtilo lists of members of the fi-
f.,nanco committee of the new hospi-
tal in yesterday's tlsis publlhed in
‘ the Sentinel. The name of E. E. Gor-
‘ham Was also unintentionally omitted
M
Thomas J. Spellacy. Democratic
anal-date for governor. accompanied
Jiy Postmaster Green, of Bridgeport.
c to South Norwaik. yesterday,
#34100de after some ofli'clnl busi-
napponnected with the War Depart-
meat Of course he looked up his
”Mend. Mayor Jeremiah Donovan. and
undoubtedly they considered the po-
litical situation in this part
m . " ”W
1088’ CHOCOLATES
350 to 500 half lbs.
_ 60¢.to $1.25 one lbs.
‘,4 " 120 and 150 sample sizes
, " TILLSON—POWELL‘
s CORP.
w‘.
.ertainty.. ‘
l
n
twentyfour hours in the northern dis-1
hlowly in the eastern districts. : .. _
‘ l STAMFORD SOLDIER CASSED
names A YEAR sco‘
‘ TODAY. *
'l‘elilperatlirc: High, 76: low,
70. Showers.
ontheflound. i
suit today, better take a dyer
and seize this chance.
. altar disturbance central over Minne ‘
Some special patterns for you
western portion of the Lake region; big m
Rogers 8: Stevens
’ NORWALK IOUTH NOIWALK
H--- — __...-....
-w
Milo Johanna E. McCarthy'Receiver
Letter From Nephew. Victim
of Mustard Gas
One of the mist interesting sol-
came
'.0 Miss Johanna p; McCarthy 0‘ 5 (‘lsrcnce I. Bradley, R. F. 1). l. Coium-l
Wator street, recently from her no-
of
Stamford, who is now in an American Harry H0188. R. I“- D. 8. OWN-‘0. Mich.
suffering from
dier's letters received locally
pllew, Machinist Joseph Quinlan,
hospital in France,
Mustard Gas burns.
Young Quinlan, who is well known
hero, enlisted with the Stamford 00..
in“! is now a lricmbbr of the 103rd
letter says in part:
“I guess you have heard About my
being in the hospital. but'ani gelling
, ‘.Iiodene Dommerlnuth, 155 Maple SL,
‘ Printed. ' Seymour, Conn. ‘
Gilberto Amedeo. 23 New Bridge 8‘" Harlan 5. Duran. 700 Burgham 5""
, W. Springfield, Muss. Sault Ste Marie. Mich.
,1 George Cooker, 54 S. state St., In- James Dunbar. Evergreen. Lo.
dlauapolls. Ind. Main St.
Earl Duveil, 8. Side Station. Kankakes.
Ill.
Arthur J. Pearson. Chanulc, Kano.
‘William ll. Dunn. 76V, E.
Mellden. Conn.
‘ Fred R. Duprey, Main St. Willlmantic.
_ l Conn.
. ( liflt rd 1'. Phillips. Bronx. Wyo. :Joseph Potlro. 8'! Barton St. Norfolk,
Flward Poetic-ring, 917 Boston At'e., Conn
Cincinnati. Ohio. ‘ Frank inoflino. San llBluuo, Italy.
Jack 11. Taylor, 437 b. Liberty St. Wei~ Niles C. Clarke, 272 Ghrden St. Hart
ser. Idaho. J ford, Conn.
iHemmn E' Temple' R' F' D' 1' Kemp" Titus S. Cuties, Copeland. Iowa.
i m’ N‘ 1mm“ . Fred Devlllers, R. r. D. 3, Alton“.
. DIED OF WOUNDS. I Wis.
com..." Earnest Dick, R. F. D. 0. Savannoh,
Mo.
.Hsrley Fisher, Marion. Mich. _
John Fuchs, Tomah, Wis.
Herman Grantin, 50” Windsor Ave.
bus, Wis.
Moehinlcan.
Privates.
Chicago, Il.
. :Eu‘rli Philip Gilligan, (‘amp Douglas. (‘olie L. Jenkins, R. F. D.. Mansfield,
8 l
‘ 2 Pa.
Julep" Schulle. ‘Richmond, Minn. ‘ Edward S. Johnston, Vindcx. Garretb
Leonard Tackctt. Shelby Gap, Ky. ‘ Co Md
[ M "wanker. WhL EHpnogk Kogowaki, 257 Clifford St, De
2 WOUNDED SEVERELY. l troll, Mich.
‘C. i. Manus McCloskey. Fort Myer. Va. Don William Knickerbocker. Quincy.
ford. Conn. !
Charles Goedecke. 1921 Summit Ave.
E. St. lauis. ill.
Walter O. Justesen, 166 .Porter 8t.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Joseph G. Long. 341 E. Eureka St.,
Lima. Ohio. l
Sandy 1100a;
Clarence G. Meeker.
Conn. .
John Depres Meve, 1107 S. 8th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. '
George Michaellll. 295 Lincoln Ave.
Brooklyn. N. Y. I
John Motel, 166 Capitol Ave, Bridge-
port. Conn. ‘
John F. Mulligan. 29 Stanley St, Dor-
cheater, Mass.
James J. Parrott, Shiloh, Ark.
William Pook. 698 Fourth bt., Detroit,
Mich. -
Beneagh Puskarszyk. 54 State St, liazr
bury. Conn. ’
William 1". Reese, R. F. D. 2, Cerulean
Springs. Kr.
Julius Sawadsky, 156 Seldon Sl., Harl-
ford. Conn.
James Ralph Strouss. Clark St. Prank-_
t
Joseph 0. Yoga, 157 School 8'... It.»
verc. Mass.
Dudley Alford, Darbun. Mass.
Emory Marlin Allmond, De Queen. ‘
Ark. ’ .
Arthur B. Anderson, 1406 Jefferson St,
Lockport. ill.
and other industrials and equipments. of most of us is the town. It is the
WALL STREET, Noon—Losses
among leaders were extended during
.the morning, further calling Of bank early days of our history
loans contributing to the heavy tone.
Short selling was restricted. however
by encouraging war dispatches. (‘an
adian Pacific. recently the strongest
smallest division of the State govern
ment and has existed since the very
in the New
England States, therefore, where the
town has existed for so long it is still
regarded as very important. in other
lln. Pa. ..
Frank ('huries Wild, Lawrence. Mich. i
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parts of the country the state and
of rails, yielded 2 12 l t -
fio '1 3' but 0‘" county decide what and how much
er prominent transportations were
dull and unchanged. U. S. Steel m power the town shall have. More the
Eel“ ‘ point from its early best with town is in the position of having grant—
Baldwin‘filccmotive and Marine Pfd.. ed certain of its rights and privilege-
Mexican Petroleum decllhfng 1 5-8. '0 mum" and state.
Hide and Leather Preferred was the There ”9 163 ‘0'"15 i“ comedic"-
one strong specially, achieving the Each town has its ‘lown hall in which
new record 0' 91 34 on Its rise M 2 meetings are held. The town meeting
3~i'points. Liberty 3 i~2’s cancelled is the legislative department of tha
half their gain on reduced dealings. town government. At these meetinga
WALL STREET. 1.30 p. m.—Twn the inhabitants are supposed to conic
negligible operations of the afternoon “59m" and ha"? 09““ and “‘99 619'
centered around obficme spéc‘ahles. cusion of all matters. The officers are
Fertilizers rose . point and Union seleclmen, three or more, town clcrk,
nag tam“: ‘ 12 points probalfly Ol'l asessors, two or more, tax collector.
its recent financial report. Industri- town treasurer. board or wild. three
als were dull and rails unchanged ex- or more, resliilirs Of Watvro. two or
cept for heavinea's in Rock Titiand and more school committee, school visitors,
Southern Railway. onyboard of education. Any marl wh
is elected to an office and who without
good reason refused to serve may be
lined five dollars. Women are eligible
Several TOW" 0' "‘0 5‘“! “"0 N“ to serve on the board of education.
Made Returns Due Last June. ‘school committee. or board of schol
Dog Warden Than," a Walsh re- visitors. The selectmen are the (Xi‘cu‘
ceived a communication this morning tive branch 1 the "tin gvcmmvm.
from sate N‘gurer F. s Chamber-«t M”. Schoemaker defined clearly 1h.
loin referring to the holding up or the various duties of all the town officials.
dog funds in the towns and citics’ Then followed a list of the county,
DOG MONEY HELD UP.
officers with the duties of each. wheth-
Clair I-‘errls Andrews. R‘ P' D" 1' Bing ,throughout the state. All cities and
'wccks, and no signs of getting up al'-'
3 General Pershing's Visit '.
the honorary reception commits
of the _
inew HIGH
lBonds was the failure of the opening
(of today’s Stock Market.
fIvDO ANDLI can :i
DO 13 better than I can. ;;
. CAN is a" probability, 1 DO ish
(ices Httlegood
log ‘-‘I CAN save money” “DC
on fine and dandy in every way.
"We not missed on the 16th day or
July and there were seventeen of us
uho went to the hospital, and all»
Lieutenant
Edgar It. Bulls, Lyon. Miss. ;
Gregory W. Dempsey, 331 E. Cook St..'
Portage, Wis. '
are doing well." , ‘
Mustard 6“ Bad Stuff dogging icegal. 31 Park St, Merideu.z
“it happened to be mustard gas,
and that is bad stuff as it goes
straight through your clothes and
burns your body. Just the same no “0”" Bailey McClure, 3‘ Highland
getting burned with hot water. and I' “9-. Piedmony. Cal. ‘
‘ i
have some record breaking buaterswnnflm L- “11"“: 15 30010111 Btu,
‘ ' ‘ East Orange. N. J.
all over." ‘
“We are in an American hospital,l Sergeant.
and have American nurses and thcyiflom1 3- Burkhard, Monroe, Wis. i
are fine and give us the best of can; Lora“ Arthur Dieter. 409 Broadway,
“We sleep in real beds and believe‘ Bamboo. W13. 9
John Frederick Glrard. 439 w. Wasti-
lugton 8t. lonla. Mich.
1
'me it is great. the first time in, a John Kloet. 1017 Lincoln St. Grand:
1 have nearly enough of it“ Rapids, Mich.
in bed three James J. Lee. 72 Chapman St. Willi-y
mantle, Conn.
though i feel as god as I ever did in James McCaully. 3 Military Road, Ros-'
my life. ~ ! slyn. Va. '
"The battery Is in the middle of Carlos Marlin. 16th and Spruce St.
the big fight and are making out fine? Anhyme, N. c. i
All of the boys are in good health. Olem Evron Nickcrson, Coloma, Mich.
and working hard. ’llenry Nietering. 617 Columbus St.:
Grand Have, Mich. ’ ‘-
We lmd noneml Pershing around. Albert Schultz. Dldley Ave, Walling--
see us yesterday. lie seems to be ford. Conn. i
year.
now as I have been
.tr
i
i
l
to
boys. 1 Hartford. Conn. i
“We are In a town about 100 mm" Charles van Osten, Marysvillc, Cal.
back of tho lines. and It 8991115 tuna]. corporal. I
not to be able to hear “198““ "“33 Wilberl v. Atkins. R. F. D. 1. Bloom-i
or anything going on- 1 hope ‘0 8°." ingdaie. Ohio. '
back again soon. lClare Maxwell Barnes. Litchdeld,
“You say Norwalk is nearly cleaned; Mich. ‘ ~
.O‘li- ‘ ““95“ a“ m" ”w“ 3“ °"°"~Carlo.tE. Cole, 623 E. Trigg AveJMeln-
the country are the same. End 0‘9“" phls, Tenn.
brook must be dead altogether. .. floor I Dal . 102 s '0
"i met some of the fellows who .88 ' 3' - " " rohard 8t"
, . . . , Wallingford, Conn.
were in the army only ten days In the
. ver .
States before they were sent 0 l St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
, . the. .
time. and were 0“ ‘23:” “and: Sell Albert 1*. Green. so Spencer Ave.,
front. So you 599 y Waterbury. Conn.
much training, but they seemnto get; Leonard Gudain, 181 Springdalo Ave,
away with it all to the good. Maiden. Com
1 I month) as ever. “JOE n Paul R. Hewett, Necedah. Wis.
‘ - ' Sci-in c. Johnson, 79 Maple at, Dobbs
Ferry, N. Y. ,
Ancil Levitt, Willlannsburg, Ky.
Carl Mlchalék. Cheshire, Conn.
Thomas J. O'Connor. 2524 W. Adams
St., Chicago. Ill.
Arthur Montague ‘Rickel. 98 Single-
.woodmve...’ Detroit, Mich.
John J. Shadl'ock, 76 Norwich Ave...
Bridgeport, Conn. \
Harry Lee Sherman. 106 W. Chicago
St. Quincy, Mich.
Nick Tregear, :32 Mansfield
wood, Mich.-
, ' Bunion. ‘ .
' John S. Rising, 69 N. Maln'SL,‘ Wind
eor Locks; Conn. ~ - ‘
RECORD
FOR LIBERTY BONDS
NEW YORK. August 22.——Further
heavy buying of Liberty 3 #2 per cent.
The initial
sales at the new high record of 102.30
were followed by another sale of a
large block at 102.40. . , p
SL, iron
- . Water-burnoonn. . .
. . ‘ i .. .z a» :1. John: “0‘ ANSI. mm m'
Ham Eddam‘lr Wife orifice.
Emunsnhsrt ' ‘.' 1010 Grove
“ 4.
l . ‘
‘1 '3‘.
ilRansome D. Carter. 718 Buttcrworthi
. ’Gluster Cummings Cook. Witneso. W-
Cosllno Vondettf, 16 Iawreilce} BL, - . . ‘
Mich.
Joseph Landlnc. Gil Fame St... Pitts.
held. Mass.
Louis Longcors,
Mich.
John J. Snead. Tyro. Va.
Joseph styfoo. 56 llumphrey it, Scy-
mo‘ur.(‘bnit l ' _ ,' l: «
Adam Syulnouski. Thomas-lion, (Jenn.
onunoso. ~
(Doyle‘s outlet-mohair
R. 5‘. D. 2, Bitelt‘y.
I ‘ m ‘ j. ‘K .
Victor E. Berphardf‘zfl Bates Ave, St.
Paul. Minn.
Andrew, J. Erharat,‘mto N. Shore Ave.
Chicago, Ill. 4
Corporal.
{Grover C. Douglas. Gravity. Iowa.
Raymond ll. l’owoll. Woodruff Inn
.Joliot, ill.
Cook.
Cecil Rccd, 920 51h St. N. 12., Canton
Ohio.
Prlvhtol.
George Bennett, 709 Beach St... Jollol,
ill. . . .
George S. Burrowa,.Mnriborough, N. Y.
John 1). Butler, McCook. Nebr.
Paul E. Culver, 1012 Joy St, Red Oak.
. . we of John Gorham was omitted a fine man. and thinks well of all the Frank R. gummm 130 Mother 3'” lowa.
Francis A. Doyle, 2085 Southern Blvd.
New York, N. Y.
-Joseph Greene. 33 W. 117th St, New
York, N. Y.. '
Kenneth K. Keel, Corning. iown.
Mike Mongi, 516 E. 117th St, New
York, N. Y. .
Lawson Monk, Riverton, Iowa.
James Moore, Allentown, Gs.
John l‘nlndus. 12V. Vine St..
George Poakeart. 535 E. 17th St, New
York, N. Y.
Sandalio tRIvas, Blair 'St.. Bolton, Tex.
Norton D. Stephenson, Cleerfleld, lowa.
George E. Williams, Corning, lows.
George Wrnblew‘oki. 1225 Courtland
St, Chicago. 111.
William L. Gardner, 1518 N. 20th St..
Phlla.. Pa. .
Michael 'A. Lalor, Litchflold, ill. ,
Woody C. Moon, Bedford. lows.
Harry E.’Roborta, .Pawnee, Okla.
MISSING lN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
Aubrey L Baker, 2991 Roanoke»Avo.,
Norfolk, Va. .» ‘
John A.‘ McArthur, 950 N. "1" St. Free
mont, Nebr. I
Sergeant.
Frank E. Pye. 11 Cody St.. Rochester.
. V Corner”. ' ;
Nashua.
’.—
‘Inmbert Anderlon. 875 Parletlr Hart-
ford) conn- - . .
Vs. « - . . .
GeorgeE. Manor. .725 Lawrence St»
- nog'lsr "
George D. 'nowemmmtskq' Walnut
Grove Cemetery. Mention. Conn.
..»erivitu. l ‘
Joseph I. Barltcle’l‘ “Harris
donut. “ ~- .
unfit.
--.i
e
' land Telephone Division of New Haven'
,nh‘fnmon’ N- Y- ' 'lowns throughout the state should
. one: C. Bancroft. R. P. D. 2. there, ha“, made their returns to the officials
'“- - . Y- .in Hartford before June 1. The 0111
Israel Bisnovich. 92 Fairvicw St..‘
W ' b Co rials would revise the fund and after
A lb. or :ry' no. . all necessary deductions had been
ii any oknoe, 1“ W' Market St" made would distribute the remainder
Scranton Pa '
' ' of the funds pro rata among the com-
Dsniel L. Boone, Delhi. Okla. "munitlcs in the state.
Jacob Barker, ‘52 “'.'”: I"! A number of towns have made no
Brooklyn, N' Y‘ Treturns as yet while others were In-
! L. acid it sou .
1- correct and required much additional:
Joseph Bouchard. CM'M‘L M'W‘ 1 time and labor to straighten out. As:
WEI“: R' Bush, R' F" D' 2' “MN“: 11 result the state is unable to reltn l
‘ itch" it 80"?” Agron. Conn. ~ ' turns from them have not been made:
in 9" M " . 2 Taylor 3‘" Wln- According to the letter if is the inten- l
'09. '.‘” . tion of the state omcials to bring civill
Anthony 0. Carlo, {'6 Well St, Wafer action through the courts against “ya
bury. Conn.
leller Christie. Riverside, Atrium-mums.
I freland. '
. . i Dog Warden Walsh stated that Nor-
lMichael Ciaccio, Cortllie Gello, \‘la n“, w" ”no" m m, to m“ u,
' Batoranno Sicilia Ita'v '
' - -' the returns and were in ion
.Frsncls li. Conlon. 387 Military St.. ' before
Worcester, Mass.
lother cities that are it a
‘Istnc "- Copeland. l Elm St. E. Sails. °1 “‘3 “P “‘0
; entire state in the payment of this
!
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i
:June 1, and that it is the action of. Discharged yesterday——Frank Ne-
er executive or judicial and whether
they are appointed or elected.
Upop asking questions of the audl~
ence and being asked questions in re-
‘lurn Mrs. -Schoonmaker must have
been gratified at the intelligent inter
est and desire for full information dis-
played. The talks are stirring and the
women are roused and awakened to
the necessity of taking their full share
of responsibility for the welfare of the
whole country beginning at home.
The next lecture is to (attempt-boo-
} horse the towns and cities as the ref; 011811 and city government and will br—
even more vital as in Norwalk the
town and city government are closely
connected» It will be held Tileadly.
August 28, at eleven in the morning at
. itown or city a.“ has not dent in the:the house of Miss Taylor, from whom
information may be obtained.
HOSPITAL NOTES
man. Southport; Rebecca flail, it
Glenwood avenue: Gordon Rlltsseli, a.
bury Mass.
' ' fund. Union Place.
mm Donom' 92 “my“ Rd" w°'i Mary Medoki Westport died this
burn, Mass. . M" . ' '
- ortlse in the Sentinel. r l .
'GWSO Echtelu. 322 E. ‘nst St. New; _ - “‘° “ “8
York. N.Y. l - _’.. 2— _ tea-gages
Alfred P. Ferguson. Supt. (-tu‘e San":
, Rolland. Masts.
Frank W. Generatio. 22 Columbia Ave. ’
Newton Upper Fe is, Mass.
Asa ll. Gordon. H West Sl.,.Clints.,
Mass.
Elbert N. Kipp. 19 Charlotte St, Bing-
hampton, N. Y.
Andrew A. Mcinley. tr hamper St...
Buflalo. N. Y. .
Thomas E. Martin, 2460 W. Cary St,
\
- mirth
, ' “Quality Shoo”
LAST WEEK OF MID-SUMMER
CLEARANCE SALE
Frank Miner, 8255 Main St, Chicago.
Richmond. Va. ~ ,
Michael Mikalonis, 52. Harris 8:, Ply- ,“OUR ON 11 SALE OF THE SEASON"
mouth. Pn. ' » ' , , ‘
lll. .
Joseph P. Nugent, 207' Cambridge St.
Worcester. Mass. ,
Nicholas P_erugini, 22 Bergin 81.. Wat-
CENTRAL HOTEL
This room by the day-or week. Steam heated. electric
lights and gas, lineOafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
andAmerloan lo
erbury, Conn.‘ It!
John L Pickett, 23 Roland St. Lynn. Corner Monroe and Chestnut Ste. . . V Tel. 1555.
Mass. » J. DISE‘A. Pro rietor. .
, 1t. DISISA. Manager.
IsraelPinchefsky, 312 N. 8th St, Phil ' i ’
ndelphia, Pa.
Secondo Poggio, Wallingford. Conn.
TRUCK STRIKES
TELEPHONE OFFICIAL
W. W. Knight. Supt. of t e- ester-n!
Division of the Southern Noemi
Y‘QUAREDOING in
Every time you‘re“ ofwhatourboys are doing onthe
l’ other side, you purchasers of Li
Sg‘mpnyonoantruthfullysay, an say it with instills
"I'HLD‘L m I! 1.518." ‘11 CONTRIBUTED TO THIS."
"it All multinationals."
BondedearSa '
' for re Paar or MY-
m (111'?!ng towards that 0,195? abortt' OBI." . -
-, = 0'0 Tuesday..aft9mMnoh to”. . ‘ . ‘ conga . " 1mm response . on have I “ '
‘Connectlcut more»; his car Tmyfz,‘ m mt. you 2:23;]; hilt-'0. also, “301111! Oils
was struck by a ,"nyoicir truck driven 1013“!” not to relax you slot-ts; but to keep on buying, and
by a‘man moo-taunt of Bridgeport , to mg, “m in cider.“ Government ins be able
are-allocate lath-m wheel. and-bend: .- to 1m. my.“ my ' " “ lroacn _
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