,4 “mun...
mm m figf “ran. The Unitod War won cu'
pain will leave us more than ever Del
‘ m a united people; more fitted to
' ‘tarry fol-want Anna's peat Moy,‘
' better gnomes for leueuliip in a rel
constructed and reunited world.
"not Catholics, Protesting:
or Jews—But Just Amerl- ' mum.“ Pm
cm a
The war has taught us may loosens Rev. Walter Shanley'UcE'lroy, cur~l
that We needed verymuch to loan: .816 at‘St. Francis” R. C. church, Now;
it has mado impossible thingij not Haven, and a nephew of Joseph A..
a..- surely. newbie but cam-3m )lcElm , of Eimcrest, Norwalk) is!
Ethos-oils hardly a man or woman in dead. Although young in the priest-I
inertia whohas not in some deuce hood his work stands out luminously}
than nm by it out of his old m an the sadness which will follow the“
? *“o It.” I higher, broader plane Gannouncenicnt of his death will be sen
This fall, in the eral tn New Haven and also to Bridge ,
lonsv. FR. wetnov ores AFTER
GREAT wosx mono SICK.
I
l
at Victim d imam!
1 Following His Patriotic Efforts.
;
“ "9‘ 0‘ "WWW port. the city out: birth. : - ' - ' ' ' . in uufactur r '
$121112; illnmy‘fiim‘gh of.“ air; He a,“ a may, ,0 m8 counm,.s. ,_ 7 . _ -. genious and educational kind have bet ma cd be e 111 America.
' 1 - cause and to the mse of suffering' * . ‘ ‘ v i ‘ ' ' -
that week the seven agendas caused may to which he ministered, mam“ is‘ ly for ‘ Early buying helps everybody and sat cs much mdmdual energy.
- figm‘fgrfiggi $352133“ “pm: “thankful duds: the past few: FE , . The railroads, the deliveries, the post—olice Will all be relieved. And to buy
M '00 . on” “no ' ’ ' .
in: funds with which to continue their‘the direct :ms 1:: {Effie “$153: E Ilsums Shoppmg USGflll things! Won’t eVC‘l'YbUdy be Pleas”!
nistry. ' ’ .
' .+'
viii, trite carillon of Defense desires that every one confine tinsel: this year
to sensible pi-cscnts. Give as much as you like—only to everybody except
the children give useful things. ,
' The children may have their toys, and most fascinating toys of the in-
ihiln‘best declare that it was through
a constitution weakened by his noble
efforts to aid in the widespread Lib-
erty Loan subscription, and his devo-
or the Seven agencies two are Prot-
estant. the Y. M. C. A. and the-W. Wu
3, Animist? ligation? Cfitbelic War!
unc,c men; to nights of '- _'
mm... is mom o. m- . ifilfo‘325‘2‘23f3c33“ 113;”‘ii’25;
flrfii’7‘m’ by the Jewish W331” zwhich led to his death at the early age
r . and the other three, the Ameri- of but 25 years. ;
an Library Association. the War] Born in Bridgeport, the son of Mr.’
‘Electroliers
"1
Dock and Library
E For large desks and
Bump (‘ommunity Service and unleash
ntion Army have no denominational
.and Mrs. John Mommy, of 1850 Noble
lsvenue. as a young man he showed ex-
twriting tables. These
are of burnished brass
Y
The Government re—
qucsts Christin a 5
Shopping begin now.
Everybody is buying
Useful things‘for‘ Christmas
Afterdinner Cones Pots, ebony handles,
Percolators, clcctric $13.5 .‘ up,
$250 and $3.50
alcohol $9.00 up.
The Soldier's
Wristwatch I
Radium dial, gOOd
movctncnt on rcgulnr
wristband and extra
mlistion. For a year they hays ‘scrv- - . - - ' ‘
vs the army and navy as no "00p. "We,“mm“ ‘“ ““1“ “m" ‘3? 'th - ”dialing Dishes, electric $13.50, alcohol $8.00 up. .- .
were ever scrycd before: they have £2.23: y ‘fimgl? OK the late Re\. ‘WI 8 m C 1‘ a l l t (3 . - ' ' St) 1p 0t SUt‘tlt‘ lathe!"
renrdod themselves as ootabore’rs, “55,3: JC-h,,°,,,“°g,~,p‘:f,;gfe°',§g i}: shades, white lined, A specutl attachment for holding (lit: covcr when not. in use 15 fitted to $10
a: «3353;03:552m $533313»? “e” ReV- (fighter 1- Shanley. an uncle. pas- really the pleasautest the long handle. This is 40 cts. extra. Tbcrc arc trays, large spoons and .00
.. ' ” tor o . Peter‘s church, Danbury. ho! . ' .' h ‘
”1931229131? ”$95522; fizfi-e felt an earnest desire to enter the and most practical forks 1‘90“!“ for SCH mg “(lwmhle‘s' '
.» . . ‘ ' , tpdesthood. ' r ' ' ' ’
“glib“: $353335 hgfthrosid-‘ont ’ Because at" his characteristics which, light for workmg' _ act wmr DBMS. Hallowe en ~
, .. , . . , .; . . met every test applied. his desire was: ,, . . _ . t ‘ . . -
It},géls€:‘:ss;etiifi:’:lfllgg’l‘eii‘lélrtggeisJ 8mm, and he WE, Damn,“ ,0 am“. ~ ,1 For office or home Plotters and Vegatabl: Dishes tvlth covcrs. ’lhcsc ate of china, blue- Novelties
they appeal to_ me oogntry togdtber,‘is{tfa 333$ ,gggggtng;,{mg°;fiz use. ‘ bird or Indian tree-patterns, fitiod over a nicklc tray. The tray is filled , . _ .
r ‘ i2??“§,2' gnawi‘ixfil’a definpn'the mined entrance to the Catholic Unl-1 .. .. . , with hot water, ‘ FAVOR, NoYfiltM, '
. l Ills o a to a metal“: Varsity-at Washington!) C. He was! ,7 -Mk Mp with! ' . False Faces, and
was lleldufl. New York consistillg of
five representatives of each ornnizs-
r”.- tion. ,On inotlon ,of a rap; tive
.‘ g of the C‘pthotics. John R. 1103:,» t-
, Westant, was nominated Diremrftkn-
pro} of this campaign; the m (was
I .4. .gcondcd by Mortimer L. S l M
l.“ morning the Jo s. and II bully
.. , carried. And in at spirit.“ ‘ nl-
_ mlty,‘ the seven . organizations, that
, 4,“.‘could not be united." are _‘ in;
shoulder to shbulder with solidbfront.
L, The impossible was achiemad in s
single day; what yours of “collusion
. , 3. and convention had failod tq-pbflng
about. the largcrjspirit, which.t~he war
. has~cngcndcrcd achieved without an
effort.
That such a spirit of concord. do
voted to out-it"s cause. ‘should dissp‘
pear with the conclusion of the cam
. psign ls lhlpo‘ssiblv. Mon and women
. who have thrown their souls into I
grout common effort do not costly losc
touch with each oillcr. Tbgcjrows
ID in them a mutuitl rcgnrd and st-
tachment that is far stronger thtm the
differences of creed 8111’ rdce.’ “the
campaign of November will beta magi
niilcsnt thing for tho boys-over thorn,
but its influtvnce' on the 3pm and
women over hcrc \vill extend fa'r be»
yond the campaign itsclt‘, to solidify
and fortify the nation in all thwyears
to conic. 4, f
Tltc sum sought by tho Magen-
cles is immenso, $170,500,000, the
lsrpst single girl over askcd of any
people at on.» lllllt’. Yet compared
with the figure-s to which tllc war lls‘s
accustomed us. it is small. Measured
against the hugc total which nymph"
my to keep our boys under amfixsxt
year, this: sum which is to pt‘tkide for
fhcir comfort and cheer. becomes al~
most insignificant. it is let; “than ten
cents a day for each boy-~ ass than
the average mun spends for cigars.
. It will be raised—mot grmlnily bill
“La spirit of splendid enthusm‘l‘he
country will go ovér the top’ for the
lug Shcvcn at: it has gone ovér‘ the top
or t c liibert .oa . A ‘
cm“ 5’ /l n and Stile Red
‘And in tlic t‘crvor of itszs'adr"
wilthavc won for itself a grqhtlghed it:
lasting reward. The gift which goes
out to bless the boys in Mode and
in our camps and on our groom,”
everywhere will return tor-Iblcss the
Sign a [hundred fold. ,5:
icy w have learned in l' v.
in: a finer patriotism, a Maggi-Ito?“
ance, (and a. wider approcitl - en
. , on okths
flood that lies in evehy creed And
‘—
t, l
~M._-W
_ Who ’ Anton too to 6ch ii -
stake sore of the Fact
.ordslned a priest in June. 1913. celo
his firs mass is St. Au
‘inl’s ' ummbrt «tenant's.
‘ His oratoflcsl ‘s lllt'y wh- tomatodt . , ,
mt éveryslde. ‘Mddo'st. 1| hearty“ ‘
{beautiful of speech and solidly“ ,
man ‘ throughout, his control-cities“
powerouoawgurm squadron in!“ . .
the contact or them -~' " -"-" , r7'. ‘
Assigned id'ibrk in» ‘81:" ,h‘rsncls‘t
church, Nut Haven, he immediately
endeared himself to thc pastor. Rev.
Frederick Smith, and to the parishion-f
ers. He was devoted in his carc for w
the sick. sought aid for the poor and'
had a special love for children who
brought ti.cll little tribulations before
him as a court of law. 3
in his patriotism he was immeasur-
able big as a man and as a love of lib—
erty. He sought and had obtained per
mission to serve in the expeditionary
forces and was to lest-c for dbsplslncy
in France within two weeks. During;
-the last Liberty Loan hewas zealous
in his work for the government and.
florid datum tits V'G‘gq‘bf s new -
yous breakdown. His .weaknnod conoi
mk,’
q
_‘.
justablc
height, ,
to
Base-ts
Work ‘
,. Womb iii-lust 'Pen
. , ‘_ , rackwtir’nd-gtgstcndarl .-
“ ‘ iii." ""."f.- :7 '73“; 313300;
3,1,; . With twounkudetls'
and pen ,ifatik, $16.50
Floor Lamp," ad-
any
$20.00
Your. knitting
Ibex-e have been
‘ 4‘ i 0
received a new line
Platters, $17M Vegetable Dishes,"$5.00 and $6.00
- , Pudding Dishes with covcrs, while lined, $5.50 and $0.00
‘3, , “Shank Boards sci in nicklc frames, ebony handles, several sizes, _
“ or , f _ $7.50 up.
A Individual‘Breakfast Set, toast rack, salt and popper shakers, cggk
' cups. compactly arranged on small tray. ‘ ' $7.50
Casseroles mime Dishes, a nunle of styles and sizes; Setnc have
inscts of Pyrex glass, others brown or grccn t‘lil‘lll01l\'tll’€, $2.50 up.
. Basement.
at.
Tapestry Scarves
Undcr iltc soft. light of a sllatlctl lamp the exquisite colorings will be very
licautiful. ‘
Sill; Tapestries of ritT; tlcsign, interwoven with gold tilt'cads on back-
”grounds of'gt‘ecn or olive.
dltion from thou oiiorts,togethWth - <- : .W .00 and $10.00 ‘
his desire to ho of consolnt'un to the? 'Pf mtflng yarns .11 $5 ’ $6 . . _ ‘
sick and‘unns. is bellewd t0 11ml natural, gray and Cotton Tapestriu, mostly dark effects. fruit antl flowers quietly
been the cause of his falling an easy,
prey to influenza.
On Friday last he was performing
his usual duties. it was not until Sntg
urdny that be was taken to his bed. in;
the rectory. where he died at30'cioclt,
Sunday morning.
yarns . grows
In paying high tribute (obit! genius,l . - . 1... . "' Couch/Covers
Rev. John J. Nihill, pastor oth. Au-’ (had bettfl come in Portieres . . Tr'iv carafe and
"8'1"“ Chum" “Nana? “M' '32! “and buy while there Give an addcd touch of warmth Servrceable as they Will not i l. .1 . t' k
night: “H i w s a spien :mm. - . . ' ' > . . 0 ‘. , 1111'! 1011 021
i a A 15 an assortment. and seclusum to any room. readily sell. to am 1 t i
loved by all, noble in purpose undone], ,
or the most promising priests in W3
diocese, p80 was going to France in a .
chantslnotn the army. 89 was a re-
-marltahly. bright scholar and an ,elo.
quent‘sp'euker. His less is keenly felt
by all who knew him." 1
He is survived by or mother, Mm,
John J. McElroy, 1850 Noble avenueL!
Bridgeport: two sisters. Estherlne,i
teacher in the Bridgeport High school,
and Dorothy. a High school student;
one brother, Charles. fighting in}
France; and his uncle, Joseph A. Mc-l
Elroy. of this city. , i
It is probable that funeral services»
will be held' in New Haven with burial]
'scrvices in Bridgeport. i:
Willett H. Secor of Morgan avenue.
is ill with on «lack of Spanish in-
fluenza. , y
, hard to get.
l
I
l
t
.
, utltuut illlllllll
khaki color. As the
"production of these
mpre
: . : limited every day, one
Later we think they
maybe scarce and
Art Section. main floor.
Q .
Jilin 65 0158., 5“,,” , ,3,“ W and storms.
a
2x
blcndcd.
Conventional medallion-4 with itiuclics of rod, blue, green and gold.
$3.50
$6.00 to $12.00
Third floor.
$8.00 to $25.00
if
Books, late editions
“.The Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse." $1.90
Translation from the Spanish of Vincente
lbancz.
This is a superb story of life leading up
to the first stage of the war. The Four
Hor'semcn are Pestilence, War, Famine
and Death who precede the Great Beast
in the Book of Revelation. '
\
4
Mrs'Humphrey Ward’s .
‘ new book just in
“Elisabeth’s Campaign."
,3 " $1.50
“The Wolves otthe Sea,"
‘ by Randall Parrish,
‘ $1.40
A thrilling pirate‘yam of mutiny, ship-
, Main floor. ‘5'
TROLLEYMEN TO VOTE
j elections and in the selection of candb WRAPPED BREAD NEEDS
- dates who will vote favorably. in Cou- No ADDITIONAL COVERING
l nécticut thcy can only use the 1:8“: HARTFORD, Oct. 29.».thn a lot-t:
ifamed indirect influenCt-v with which of MGM“ wrapped at tho bakery.
: women are always “Edited bl" “N“ there is no sonse of wasting paper and
on the Now Haven lines of the (‘onnec
Thermos Carafe:
. , ON WAGE MATTER
NEW HAVEN. Oct. :Zb‘w—r'l‘rolleymen
ticut company will vote on -Wednes-
Table Decorations.
‘ 5 to 25.cts. l
Post cards. _ -
" i 10 0138. dill.
Candy Section
Glazed Nuts. $1.10 lb.
Glazed Figs,
60 cts. box
Glazed. Peanuts, .
l 70 cts. lb
Gum drops, Marsha
mallows, Ginger, etc.
Main floor.
and Bottles
or mahogany finish,
or colored cnzuncl.
$8.75 up.
Food Jars and
Thermos
Bottles keep, tho.
luncheon hot. Pints
or‘quarts, nickle or
colored enamel.
$3.75, up.
% mm
m
i EARTHQU‘W'YK‘ILLEDVTHREE.l
, SAN JUANb Porto Rico. Shitirdayj
Oct. 26.—- Thrcé persons arc dead and
twenty injured as. the result-of the
.earthquakc Thursday night. ahiording
l “5 it is ”‘9." “"9 using i‘ to ”1“ b9“ . twine and labor for additional wrap.
day on the acceptanCe or rejection of to reports received by Governor ,1 3g,
Suflraglsts of Connecticut, like oth-
icr Suifraglsts all over the United
States are counting confidently on the?
.passsse of the Federal
- you Are "”0, £1."ng Ya" Are Ge’fingx {Amendment in the short session of
1 Congress which opens in Degembein
. . ' . _ , 7Th 1 autism 0 tot
Th" “mac‘miswfousht for YOUZPGHM about ithaiythzmitmencdlitent i: sin den lilo
srs‘sacrifldng themselves that YOU may have a safe pm. to l Senate Calendar and can be called up
live iron—that room YOUR CHILDREN may cumin“ to
. That when you bflllhkaY BONDS you are not giving your i
Uncle Sam (or-anyons else) anything.,~N°b°dy is benefited W .
the transaction butTOU.
4
Suffrage .
1
ilmportsnt fact that four of the op-
l‘clmice of voting for their activators.
. These four men ware all Ippollllod :u -
. Ill vacancies. and their appointment
last only. until November .
of
307 00nd: q ‘ Buytfllocks of Them
M0”? W8” ,
enjoy Life, mm M ppin _ pononts who voted uslnst it "1'
y . ? OI! “ _ iAngust lost their min in November, ,
“193131011. it isyour pl‘ivillte to His soon as the people have had a not;
an..-
into direct
At the
T17 I 801mm! Want Advmilo
1
7001! our anon". columns
mu m minty. mm a
“1““ i the retailers.
« tion comes on. the women will probab-
lly be armed with the vote.
presqnt time the Suifrsglsis are dili~
gently scanning the records of csndi
dates, in order to use the material
for a vote at any tins. and the“ further7 :zefmggiegmmflumce their "lemon
I of their ability. and at the 9'9“!“ 1 pings and coverings, in the opinion of ,an 00'9" otnn increase in \Vfigt’s- “‘93-? cr. There was heavy properiy 10.; an
itime, indirect influence is ’backcd up. the pom] Administration. which gavel understood that recently'the trolley-5 Ansco. )layaguez and Anitadllla, 'l‘li
‘by ”‘9 knowledge ‘th i‘ will "”3 3 out a statement today. which is cal-
soon be converted
i nuance, and that before anhthcr
mcn‘e committee asked‘ for a wage in-' Red Cross is building lemporitr' -l -l
crease owing to the high cost of living,‘ tors in these towns to (‘flrr t _ .- .
although the agreement on wages and} homeless.
hours does not expire until next Jun'cn' ‘
and the company has offcljed an in
crease of five cents an hour. effective
November 1. The trolley union, after
discussion. considgred the offer a fair
ode.
to 4 culsted to please both the bakers and
The Food»Adminisirn-
ilon's contention is that. brand, which
is wrapped at the bakery. thereby res
qulrlng so much more material and
labor. may very properly be sold and
carrier homo without further wastage
cf paper and time.
Accottling to what the boilers tell
the Food Administration. Hartford is
iht" least ppm". city in the state
r
:rbllwouo W
iNOT EXPECT
"w" “a." two ms won c -' cit ,-
to moment» a proildleo against carry- No great lids: is created suddenlv. w.“ W. M pl! P 1 ll. '
in: bone or having vdcllvmd ’brnd say now than s bunch of gray" or who luv. W Vidal 1;» y p M .
".9!“ Oil! in the but"! did no la fl:- If you tcli Inc tint mu unit-c m hill. “3‘5 m t'W'et h
our. and the Food Administration lai- fll. | MO? 100 “III "'0" Hm“ .a mm M “it t in
MM of securing tbs «mnthgh “no. not it first blossom. thr- w W M m. n”
M W Ill others II adorn-fiat hit. lit-I riparian-Mus. m ‘1 'l'
utensil-Murmur”. l _,.- . , I x .l
W
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