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manhunt were oddedto'ete roll.
Hue. ’
I . album’s“. bet
By . i I : I ill ‘ ’ .3 belong to his congregation, whether Serial
. W’W, mes-hero of the church or not. telling No. NW0.
. WM ark.» them that their boys' "poo scold. . .
‘ "a _ . ChYl’lSt tread and prayers altered ”QVIM hill) Mi
mm in; every may morning, no 1 mass:- “Wizardry
M tain he will find thoSe ”at! > m... ‘ .
ill ~ W4 creasing numbers at the “lug one WflLHI-mld C
in vioe. And do you ”M‘fl‘ol ‘5'
[other would coco
summer-om. int,
non-churchiolng
' W Catholic church and entered, Serrano?"
i'l'boy know it at the front and it brings
’ ’lnorning service in this church.
’9 of the “than-est! sionally and an ozone to drop around
.d o "
ice-wants" W,‘ about prayer time? What did the-u
conga-pm u, gum. tor moan about being .wise as,
”out t women or re e on: Think of the elect it will have opo-
<* ”9;: “Lotti my: ”32.93;; the boys at the trout when they learn
» loading in the devotions and the little that! every Sunday morning they an
congregation responded in g'fifl and‘ remembered by name in the home
330-—
perlect unison.
After ten or fifteen minutes there W“ “in” with the, pastoral,
was silence, which was slightly broker mm. I01 only that they may bei
$1 a woman who quietly left her seat- m- 5‘" M my my
nod walked up the aisle, lighted soul“ strengthened to play the man in de-}3969——Altynnok, Theodore Jam'ea
”SN—Even, Frank Ernest
W m
”Bl—Today, Charles
laurel, m
”Cl—Fitch, Hubert Punk
Mot—Tortorella, Frank Joseph
”GS—Milne, Frederick Jim
3964~Walen Jr., Charles Francis
launch and that hither and mother oral sass—wining», David Edvard
We, Jr., Frederic Augustus
”Oi—Clocks, WM Frederick
“tic—«Napoleon, Umberto Vineenoo
die. placed it upon the altar and mlt' lending their country and the cause oifiQ’IO—Tantomas, Demosthenls John
‘3! prayer. it was easy to understand| CiViUlaliOl
qwhat this meant, for in the vestibulo; the front .
was a. printed sign, “Light a mm. for" finite. Let this be a wcibbeoten pain,
your soldier boy.” That's what lhei Wallylhad the privilege oireooi
prayed for her soldier be
it's a short distance MAIN—Carlson, Charles
by the way or the throne oi ‘3072——llothiaa, Albert Jooeph
WIS—Suites. John Paul
It'll—Stevens, Howard Ehsl
“mother did. She lighted a candle “a in: a letter from s full-blooded youn8'3975~Hownrd, Robert Emmett
y_ Who could. fellow on the firing line. He writeszJ3976—-I“arreli. Harry
’1” uniting with that mother in pray-i We had a hot time at the front. lt’s,3977~8uchla. Frank Joseph
u [or her boy
I wonder if that boy; great sport docking shells. thud! l' {8078~Hoilaen, Charles Edward
a." ' re that id mother, socmdin pets to be very annoying when they MUS-Latina, Ralph Alton
. a I ‘ ”DO—Hm“, Francis Irwin
”CL—Nomi!“ Edward
. 30 the custom other church, mlhoop it up too long. You can bear the
lighted a candle for him that night andi “K" barrels “‘3 M“ m and
was praying for him in the old parish you can Just tell about where they are
church? I am sure that fact in lteelt I £01113 ‘0 land, but it is always safe to
rifll‘ have node him a stronger and duck. Sometimes you don't have tune
Monorail. l to dock; then it is your luck (that is.
, Without the aid of the symbolic if you cscapcl. During the barrage
lighted candle um is what is heat; “'8 l ““8" "Km“! "'3‘ WOW)” 5“"
We in all our churches. Prayers are at that mutant somebody might be
being offered, service flag. W praying for me, and it made me feel
reopeciai and regular services hold. less afraid and shaky. I don't cam
,‘hm letters from the boys are read. what you may any. but i believe tbcrel
them courage for their tasks. ' shaky ‘" “um“- ,
l returned from that New England afraid. but was nervous a little. Vi ell.‘
village with tho lighted candle and the i want to thank you for all your pray-
mother's prayer in my thought to wltj on. for I believe they have been an"
chess some things still more impressive m,"
‘and with rant-caching possibilities. lti “"5 boy "5 thankful for the WW‘
. as atSixth Avenue Methodist chords. 9“ 0' hi” chm“.
“ll Brooklyn, the following may”: - Let [)an and friends know by I
imorning. After the reading of the sec- Y personal communication, and I“ the
{ma lessonlthe pastor “name“ that boys in the service know that in the,
9 would read the Roll of Honor. lil'i home church at a definite time prayers
lately fie ”Wren,” "b“ 3 are being uttered ior them byname.
ey were accustomed to it. The ”I. This beautiNl costume would blesiri
.ior read dltyseven mum, Tum 0-,; at once the nation, the church. the
iihe boys we“. present and responded? family and the soldier boy. Try it! ’
,J wondered if the reading would not be;
to hit formal and monotonous. I if
caterpillars cannot
3982~Colenian, William Robert
8,83%. Frank Joseph
”Si—Elude. Joseph
aims-Loose, ‘Benty
3986-Ro7lokll. Frederick Grove
”Bl—Angelina, Henry Howard
SWMV. Ave.
sass—mamas. almond Filmore 70 North Iain street. Norwolk .
SWryllayueod
Mil—Jinch, Robert John
wasn't a man who did not feel a ““I°,3992—~0'Blien, Paul Cavonaugh
l '0'!" w I "lane—Lynch. Williara James
8M4~RoMeboud. Robb Mills
3995—Drashy. Frank
3m—~Bogdanyl, hook Joseph
3997~0lcan. Julius Anthony _ _ .
3998-— Kelloy. Stephen
3999-—Biber, Alvin Francis
40004—1100“, John Camp 1 E.
400 Alumni; 3le W
A. ;
.t ~Palumb0.' ma . ,
ibbi—Dube.‘ATi’rod Mdrlon
. tou~wnghyumlnm Rober'i
Win; clamped 1..
.‘ G—TRlchmond..Mderlt-k Win.
,GOOT-LShemtan. Palmer P.
fimwAnglono. Joseph A.
actually 4009—410"): Leon E.
matched for any sign or resticssnefi.‘ think. it appear. that they 11",. a do «lowlildomfflarold Arthur
"there waa'none. Then i thought why
. . ”tree of sense not generally
it a .
Should there he. “9 ”("9 the “n" nixed. ill a London institution
nreed every Sunday morning and it 18""
romg- idlléivlllentlne. William K.
i wiz—warsngt‘r. Harold _J.
'4013——8herwabd. Paul
idoes not try our l)a‘ien(~p' 1, does not t titre some time ago Frederick Enoch. 40H»Shaw. Robert Marshall
thecome monotous. There were tears . who has been studying the insects (calms-«Bush, Andrew, Jr,
911 many eyes as the pastor, wllo llae‘hilll a century, showed that
they. iomwnnyd. Jasepb Francis
giwo sons in the service. committed ‘h°'really seem ,0 be ammo“. 0‘ their‘m” POCkefur."8amuel Wm.
10“ While. Thom“ Joseph
1 '5 ill . - .
£31140 e "up of '1 ”was h“ven‘yimarking and coloration and are able
mm a member. mm...) husband 1..- themselves lroln birds. their natural;
Weomewhere in Pram-c." attended lheienenlieo. l ‘
Her ‘ A“
heart was deeply touched. she wrote ' , ‘2‘ - _ A.
3119!“ husband. telling film about. the m ‘lu i
ioervicc, stating- also that she wanted to . .
30in this church. lial‘k came a letter-,1! ”msnfls nlm‘
haying that he would lilio to join at the? " 1
Fume time with her. And the Sunday
. . Jill!) <Tookel;
., A low weeks ago a young woman.l ‘0 “59 “19 knowiedgcda vwiectinfinozoworaco. Ja ‘
don—Smith. le
e022——Mroralh. John Edward}
m23-«Holshauer. Charles”
Surnmerfleld
Ll.
'Wlnllhid
4024*Qulntord. Percy Clerk
low—«Harsh. Daniel
4026—4foopcr. Alfred Charles
£027~Schorcn Harry
4028A~Pariat Louis
.. .114029 »Milicr, Samuel
morning that i was there lhal young’m ‘99 "mpg 0.“ In pl... 5'. éit‘iaorvlliasc, Felix
“lite and her soldier husband. absent ‘ Pinter-a or Linlmonto‘ Ind
in ”once. were received into its mem- . i Doc. Net Blister
'bershlp. '
£1031 ~:Thcrlault, Lauren Alfred
‘, i low—Miller, Samuel Hayward
indeed. fathers and motile”, r nomads are taking advent-to of the MOSS—«Patrick. Alexander
r [onerous offer made by The Cream of MOM-Wehrlc, Frank Antone
Mustard Company of South Norwaik.
Conn. by sending for a Jar oi (roam or
Mustard. which is the most powerful or.
ternal preparation compounded. It is {art
superior to mustard plasters. turpentine. I
or any linlment on the market.
relieves congestion. inflammation and pain .
almost lnetuntly. it takes the place ct '.
plasters or linimonta tor colds, pains and l
aches. Q
The
Gorham Company
hammers.
to l'lllS'i‘ slam
. “1.452 East Norwalli
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rheumatism, sprains, sore muscles. bruises
colds in the chest. bronchitis, croup. head-
scho. lumbago, pains and aches oi the
hack or-‘lointo and chliblalnu. A
‘ Cream 0! Mustard in the medicine chest
‘ [or emergency. Ask your druggiot; :60
end We Jars: hospital also 81.50. 4. ‘ ‘
There are two kinds
r 6f. Charm—-Charm
of _ rsonalitv and
Charm ftlress. One
woman in a"thousaud
. looks well-dressed no
- l, matter .what ‘.she
."r‘ wears—but the ap-
' ‘, oearanee'of the nine
K
_ 4076~Klldum Robe 'r
hundred and mnety- igltislti‘gleia Williarrtn 313:7;
. ' l. Geo
tune depends upon dammit. Siophge Joseph
last one thing—the WW"M~ Chum
‘ , ' m1~hsca Joseph
proper Selection of .idg—MIII.’W Leon
i .Iotler. ones Hoard
Chm”- The name frost—Juana. Harry christian
ICCALL um my run—honor. mom wince
. . {Wm Board a...
burn it! the equiva- .mam Woman-M
. ”W Roll-s m
“tofwiumsm twin-null
m. ,_ Q in» lay-nos boom
sass - . Unlo- m
. island.“ may; on
I'm
‘4035-4allagher. John Harvey
. load—Cram Homer 0.
4037-FrcudenthaL William C
4038—~Sabranek. Joseph
1: ‘4039—Veno, Andrew
{mm—Belem, Angelo
4041-Marrncclll. Frank
4042-DlCostanzo. Pasquale li‘.
‘ it has Mecca wonderful results with 40‘3“'D°l Forum. ““093”
thousand- micron with sore throat, ton- idOli—Deli‘lorio. Joseph
lliltis. stilt neck. neuralgia. consul-lion} Ems—Tom. Albert
£4046~llilkula. Victor
Jon—Olav”, Andrew
- ‘4048~Snudbcrz, Gustaf Adolf
Every household should have a jar of 4049— Pink. Morris Jacob
4050-~.\icGovcrn‘, James
4051--~ \icGrath, Martin Joseph
4062—T0lh,
4053—Arral‘, Charles
Lute
. TM m o, “M 0e. may"? tosz—nogardus, William Benedict
walk. Conn—Adv- Ml
'im54—Flsher, Stanley
4055-Buono_ Michael
4056—~Marino, Tony
4057—»Torlorella, Donate
_, ’ Mcca‘ll‘ Patterns time-413ml. Bonaventure
loss—Bun, Angelo Vincenso
? 406tl-«Pascarclli, Vincensa
‘4061——Mastrellllo, Patsy
Jilliil—(‘zinkym Stephen George
4064—Kadubee, Joseph
4065*Kueskar. John
| Misti—Stabs. Andrew
:4067—-Sllldd. William
= 4068-—Duria. Daniel
- 4069-Onkes, Harry lowrence
iO‘iO-Kababik. Frank
: ton—Doddo. Tony
; low—Waters. Frederick P.
' 4073—Hanibrd. Willett A.
ioi—Mccinn. John Vincent
{MS—Silk, John Joseph
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4 Address Givuaoo’egistration Card.
Milli av , Not-walk.
12 so Love at“, Non-ill.
foal-raises. damn Namath.
R. f. D. 31. both ”walk.
‘ll-torJlow Deni. florwaih.
2 Kirk oireet, South Nor-walk.
88 Ely avenue, South Norwaik.
4.5 mil Ave, South Norwalh.
16 Grove atreet, loath NorwallL
So no I'll! ind. South rm.
1“ South lain St., South Norwalk.
'l L: Ely avenue, South Norwatk.
10 Mo ovoooc, South Norwolk.
38 South Main stmct. South Norwalk.
3 Tolles street, Soil: Norwailn
I Crescent Terrace. South Nor-walk.
I Jamaal outset, with )iorwalii.
to Oak street. South llorwaik.
24 South lain street, South Norwalk.
8 South Main street, South Norwaik.
30' Hudson street, New York city.
clo boat “Norwalh,” Norwalli.
I Soowden avenue. Norwalk.
«1: Quintard avenue. South Norwalk.
1" Madison street. South Norwaik.
210 Ely avenue, South Norwalk.
Sound View avenue. Norwalk.
31 Merwin street. Nor-walk.
68 Fairfleld avenue, South Nor-walk.
Rowayton avenue, Rowayton.
Railroad avenue, South Norwalk.
1: Raymond street, South Norwaik.
MI Sloth lain St. South Nos-walk.
9 Burritt avenue, South Norwalk.
9 Ely avenue. South Norwalk. '
10 Pine street, Norwalk.
8 Day street, South Norwalli.
16 more street, SCJHI Nor-walk.
210 my aooouo, South Nor-walk.
'l Buford place. South Norwalk,
8! l'oirleld' avenue. South Nat-walk.
10 1-! Hamilton avenue, So. Norwalk.
95 South Maln'atreet. South Norwallr.
to Taylor avenue. South Norwalh.
Gd Hoyt street, South Norwallt.
15 Kossuth street. South Norwalk.
* I? Ely avenue South Nonalk. "
ioi swir- at, South Nor-walk.
‘ 4 24¢ rlu olivine Somehow-it.
5 Bouton all“, South Norwalk.
18 Knapp “MISoulh Norwik.
4 Courtlaadl place. Norwalk.
3‘! Wow aim, South Norwalk.
. 16 Rsymeud‘atmt, South Norwaik.
\
Row‘ayton avehuc. Rowayton.
56 Pioneer avenue. South Norwalk.
Spring Hill. Ma 39, Nor-walk.
176 Perry avoouc, Norwalll.
l9 Ferris awhile. South Nonalk.
16 Taylor avenuv. South Norwali.
“Lowe street, Soulh Norwalll. .
30 Chestnut rim-t. South Norwalk.
1: Elm Grove sli'ct-l. South Nomalk.
35 Ely avenue, South Norwalk.
4 Raymond atrcel. South Mrwaill.
49 Spring street, South Norwalk.
36 Summit avbnue. South Nirwalll.
31 Miller street. Norwullt.
24 Floris avenue. South Norwalk.
69 Meadowl‘ l-t, Sputh Norwalli.
so Osborn p ism. '4
3 You mm. is inhuman.
37 Elnwood avenue. South Norwalk.
R. P. DIN. Norwalk.
7 Center Fll’i‘i'l, South NOPWHIL
27 South Main SL, South Norwalk.
3: Woodwind avenue. South Norwalk.
1’! Lincoln avenue. South Nor-walk.
5 Rates t'ourt. South Norwalk.
R. F. ll. 47. Bowel-ton.
27 Marshall street. South Norwalk.
9 Day slrt'I-l, South Norwalk.
79 Washington street, South Nor-walk.
21 Chestnut slrecl. South‘Norwolli.
27 South Main street, South Norawkl.
hat-tor 32 North Main st. South Norwalk.
Connecticut :tvenue. Nmallr.
2 Ridge atroct. South Norwalk.
207 Ely avenue. South Noru-alk.
ll Lexington ;in>nuP, South Not-walk.
94 Lexington iavenue. South Norwnlk.
20 Hilviland street. South Norwalli.
16 Wood street; Norwalk.
26 Oxford avenue, South Norwnlk.
19 Middle atroct. South Norwalk.
21 Bell avenue. .‘orwalk.
Shemt-ld island, Norwnlk.
82 Elizabeth street. South Not-walk.
11 Havlland street, South NorWalk.
50 Osborne avenue. Norwalk.
2 Fort street, Nor-walk.
138 Washington St.. South Norwalk.
15 Lexington avenue. South Norwalk.
25 Koasuth rcet, South Norwalk.
163 South Main St. South Norwalk.
-63 Spring street. South Norwalk.
90 Lexington ivcnue, South Norwalk.
43 1-2 Lowe street. South Norwallt.
-10 Wood street. Nor-walk.
1'4 Podmore street. South Norwalk.
2 Sherwood street. South Norwaik.
Hickory Blunt South Nomik.
24 leases street. Norwalk.
24 Elm Grove street, South Norwalk.
26 Windsor place. South Norwollt.
36 Bennett avenue. South Nor-walk.
62 Taylor avenue, South Norwalk.
6 Logan street. Norwalk.
74 Lexington avenue. South Norwalk.
1 Neptune auntie. Norwalk.
Neptune avenue. South Norwalk.‘
33 Elmwood avenue. South Norwalk.
2 View Crest. South Norwalk.
North Cedar street. South Norwalk.
137 South Main street. 80. Norwalk.
17 Woodward Ave" South Norwalk.
3'! Railroad avenue. South Not-walk.
15 Lexington avenue. South Norwalk.
‘ ' Is Day street. South Norwalk.
)4 Wood street. South Norwalk.
6 Bell avenue. South Norwalh.
‘2 Crescent Terrace, Norwaih.
3! North Into a... South Remit.
2 ”'soboib airs-ct. Seoul Hawaii.
8 Porno- ayaooe. (lo-lb Moth.
. *4; [Mean /.
Tile store'closes daily at six o’clock
This Week Devoted
it is made was selected and seasoned a long time ago.
.work with sul-ll wood. The Sets are the results of
skill. Such representations as:
Sheraton Bet, Brown
Mahogany, of plain
but impressive style,
richly paneled posts
with curved
Sale price
$358.00
eluding twin beds and
large chilfonier with
cupboard. Regular
price $362.00
Queen Anne Set, ar-
tistic mouldings and
wrinunirlgs, finished in
$339.00
$332.00
Sole price
i
carved wreaths, seven
pieces. Regular price
antique brown, six $28500 lug patterns
pieces. Regular price shown, four
$335.00
tolpocial Clearance of Bedroom Furniture
This will be an oppmliulity to
purchase Bedroom Sets in an
economical manner.
thinly be a long time before F ur-
niture of the quality here repre-
sented will sell for such reason-
able prices. The wood from which
It will cer-
Only real craftsmen
master craftsmen’s
Ivory Enameled Set
foot bed-
stead, fifty-two inch
bureau, vanity dress-
Sulc twice
and frame work, seven log table, Wardrobe
pieces. R ‘3 8 u 1 a 1' chifionicr and night 528700
“21-50 table. Regular price
Colonial Set of fine $33690
Mahogany, antique
turnings and mould— F1"? 3003:1010: '86:,
in . El ht 'cccsin- Sale rice l'ellc perio, amy ‘ _
gs 1; pl p fluted columns and 5“]91‘1'1‘50
$284.00
Ivory Enameled Set -
in English Adam style,
one of the most pleas-
,Sa’le' price ';
$244.00 '
ever
pieces.
Regular price $274.00
School Shoes
for Boys and Girls
Sturdy Shoes, well made, able to
stand llard wear and tear.
- 21/, to 51,3. 55.00
Stlilp.
'l‘liese Ivory Sets are made of
very hard wood, citllcr birch or
mahogany, and have been treat-
cd to four coats of white enamel,
each one being rubbed down
i , . . . .
Boy“ black, (1311‘ m“ and patent separately. Any soiled mark on
leather ‘3}‘90'5' l“ 00 this lovely surface is casily l'C-
Sizes 10 to 1.3,3, 34' moved with warm water and
Girls, Tall calf, lacc, ’\\'l(l(‘. too,
broad llccls, sizes 21/2 mail/{3,
widths A to D $6.00
. Black Calf, button,- wide toe,
i ~broild heel, sizes 21/13 to 7, widths
i “A to B $5.00
Patent Coll, billion, medium toe,
' cloth top, sizes 21,42 to 8, widths
5‘ ‘AA to D $5.00
Dull Calf, hi-cut lace, sizes 3 to
7, widths AA to D, .. "$6.50
Misses’ Pcnrl and brown Horse-
hide, $5.50
Dull Calf, button, $3.50 and $4.00 -
'2 Patent Colt, cloth or white tops,
l 35.00 _ .
‘ . . Side, which
,White Buckskin, lace, $6.00
‘ ~§‘!‘.‘.'~1“'.’ :3? Main floor.
‘Marquisette' for Cortains
Three shades, white, ivory and
corn, with border. Very effective
‘and dainty, thirty-six inches ,wide.
patterns as
Have you tried the
Heatiess Trousers Press?
Presscr, stretcher and hangt-r all
ill one. Saves money and the “car
and tear of a hot iron. It folds for
traveling. Dircctions come with it.
$1.00
Notion Stock. Main floor.
Smyrna Rugs, 9 x 12.
$60.00
'A good heavy Smyrna Rug is re--
versible. It can be used on either
generally means. \lhat
it wears twice as long as a rug with
the pattern on one side. These are.
in medium colorings, well blended
shades of tan, brown, green, such
will not readily shove
soil. .A sensible, economical rug to
3 Woo ate. a yard. buy. .
~ " "‘ ‘" ..--... "" M floor. Fourth iloor.
SOLDIERS IURIAL. ion. This procedure is carried out. natclecturcrot the ’7‘“°f"'._‘.."“f'"g
...... 3Mn Starr explained, so that it relatives a bill that will make it post .‘h - '3.
wished to disinter the bodies oi rela. fine of at least 8100 or two u. . .n
i be sure oi obtaining the right ones.
insoles '“5 ‘ chm" ”"u' ”inn: nuance ro
soldiers
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{Funeral Directors Hoar of atom. .ih ml m-
tives to bring theta home or x biennium-"II! a“. a, ,h, m
jail to be imposed on anyone . .;
"9.1“- fl
gardens or orchards. As thl~ -. .m- m
or the members oi the 29“}. .. ..
tor-inert: it is believed by Hr. ! -' - l hm
this bill will become or law.
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