I Print.
Mallhvi Reunyski, New Britain.
DIED 0F DltEAOE.
Private.
Thoma..- J Mrrwin as Monroe street. Dear mother, when 1 mad each tender
till HS! ..
ltttllllll llllllt;
[By J. W.)
\‘ew Hau- -n i pm, .
I Cot-porn . Etch throbbing line at low you it
' Hairy t‘. Bark-9y. Southingtxln. I it Write to me (1, l g
- _ Walter J. Woodmusee, Norwich. y eon glois so and on Luunl' .
WASHINGTON _\'ov 8.1‘lventy. Private. ' the days i
m Connecticut names are intiudod
h 130 my casualty lists, totaling 1,-
Janlvs F. Duley. Hartford. l Until st lastl shall sail o 'rl the Sta 1 U
Because You .
Think The'Wotr
,2 m ‘mcn ‘m 1:.qu today onNDED SLiGHTLY. Back load. to um, and home and all i;
_ , ‘ Private. "“3 =
. .
, Killed in 803:3”. L‘“ J11 George H flawley, Great Plain‘ Dan 1 Andeolncel tursed the tale that plac- 5 H
, _ .......... , bury. me here. .
m t; :cddent and ohter consent“: Lieutenant. But i0' i caught a vision from about . .
'M I 9mg; und stool-{£5111 ilée V. Farnum, Strattol'd. l 'ihdt steeled my heart with patience . U
m in fiction .. .. ..... ....lsx P'mm' mom" dw'
Victor 1. Morander, Hartford. Before any thoughts Isl-n: dark w Ih
ill Total 510' Alfred A. French. Waterbury. E 0i {2:019} ‘mlts d l k 1:.
................ ....... . , .‘ . smlscarrlv an 0 “m. an .
“C““m‘w‘ “ “ '°“°"‘ um “'tl'é’fifi’??? ACTION ‘ pdone,
K'LLE‘I: iN 'ON' . any...” I l Lcdrd taint t-‘(hOt-s of the old houn-
‘ 1' it to fin“ -t Mitchell Brrnan. 173x Stato— streel, wuss
I‘ll - c “a: the “'7' a New HIV”. ' And glimpsed your loling lat-es. one
o . ., -
loum K. Planua. \‘llndsor. by one- -
met, Norzfic‘u. u P~print“. l hilt-w your ll’uliblt's that I could Lot r
- Angrlo lullaudrlli, i won. strand “3% ‘ ‘
“Alexander Palumbo, Wallerbury. ,, New Haven. ' l sutured at the Hurry in your heart.
NI“! A- Mother, Montville. Garraro Cowmanuni \t'atl-I'lmry. ‘] longed to rest my head upon .\'UUI'
Capt-Inc. John P Mano-it ‘Ioruallk knee“
floorge V. Lawson. Tilomuton Afternoon U". i And feel my bitter louvlinoss dl pull
‘ Dania I. Sullivan Hartford. Km,“ in aI-lion __________________ 43 To tilt lilt‘ War had hmu ht out billet
DIED FROM WOUNDS. Died oi disease ................. 5ft he”;
, > Private. Wounded» severely ............... 3; thought dist-lplillu that cut tile in, .. ‘ .
Wm G. Cameron. 483 Main street. Wounded sllgtuty .............. .In‘ the rim—- ; ’ '
7 "5“ HUGE MINHHX in at‘lltlll ...... . . . . . . . . . .269 And “15 unjust that. promised no In ,
wouuozn (Dean: oncourmlnoc.) . .-.. dues»
Corporal. - To,“ _______________________ I”? Beneath lht‘ (llanxt‘lt’ss militaly law
9 Jules H. Ciiiiford, South Manchester.
WOUNDED suonum All through the days I ht- an] the hum-
.'i‘omllnio, Philip. imnbury t‘onn "38‘0“": }
' ‘ “ "' 1 ..."...__. . i saw youl pleading H rs and heir '~,d .é . . .
MOULDERS WANT MORE MONEY your V0100 ’
I playl-d to (011103! pluyrd l0 t'll7tel ‘
it was reportml today that the Nor . )0" d” ‘ .
walk Iron Mouldl'rs‘ l'llion had 1131“!" MN ‘9 WWW“ M our ““3115 It": .
demands on ill" i‘llltlj l\'tl‘~ for It Si .-. 101153-
tllt-
Harris & Gans
“...-'th
enac'ivp on All Useless fit't‘iilNl
January 1, 1919. This would git-e thcl same we claim!
men wages ”f 5.; A day The ..nwiul l ()l vndless labor tllln'llllttinu drill.
”-5 1m“. ”1.. “we,” “"1" ... .Mdp,‘ Ilt swnlt-d ‘twoulli ho lat hotter had i
titm stoyed I
..- . At home yith you, Who ltm- rud 1|
opt-nod to poo l new the flu". I
day int‘l‘t‘uBt-t in wages.
i
United War Work
('llttllflt‘lvfia' \ ,
~~~('httrgv :lu'ollllls
,nle of Hood standing who ll‘riH‘ lived
ti" this mm, m, m9, 5 ”a“, halt u. And thou i caught a \isioll irolll 'he
about it. Hr tllds loudly stow] ' skies 7 7
I 0! why no tight and hlll'lll null alcf
-.~-—-_‘:..j.!r .. ... ... ' 83‘!
l 83.“ the lclmun for our sacrifice,
1' mil. «wing lo! my ht'ult Lrvw
it you HOW!!! brgllgn
strong and glad;
'iiiti tli~llil|l ulttlnll silllillnl: in t‘ u
sky:
1 saw thr- towns or (lt‘stlllllt‘tl Franco.
’l 111' ll'utlillg Irros til-stonI-d lIl
scum-loss hlltt-l
Oil. liltlllit'i‘. lllt't-‘i‘ i saw ll< in ii ll'iillL".
.\nll otllt-Is that my lips tlillt' not 1.
Ti ' l l t > it o . ks l : t .
That’s All Window glass have us id 411:. ill l itil to ti- II ‘Itl: U ’
' . ll llt‘t’tl he». to Ill . lllill l.~ _\l>t l , '
replace their, thereby born! ' ‘ 7' :
I saw the Ht lulllll Vltllltl'il Mn tht'y llt‘, ,
I saVIng hea'. Tilt‘ spoils of ilunllisll ltlFt, lllldullu V I
, l and torn! ’
53 Wit” 8“.“ ‘ ! Their chlltlroll lilting lllllliliill‘tl :lrms " .
T0], 721, ’ THE GORHAM C0. I ind hllhiI-s I-ullxht upon lllt' inn.“ k I
. onct; , ' I
l, DECORATORS :Thclr aged nlolllt'rs. slluillg on Ii.“ i; g *f _ 3
v '- farms ‘1 O
‘- " I To food the iit‘l’lllitll ilolllt's ulltall 3‘ . a
__ - 7 '— 7 TEL. 402 E35! Norwalk l quered ye” .‘ m '
""" """ w l >..\l‘ lllt‘ llt'lpll-ss hlllhlllfl ill thl' ii ' . 9
vmr—w—— 7 7 ~~~7v77—-77 7» -, , waves, ' c7, ' , I
. ”Willi: tit-lllltlll mllors llluuht'd to ~' I- Q! ’ ' ' i
O I ”will div; - '
ForeSl Mllls underwear .l .l\ A low ol lit \l'- nllttlo bub} HHHE'i 9
7 Q
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You are always comfortably clad in "Forest Mills" Under.
wear. '
Each garment is finished with pattented “Flatlock”
seams, so that there is never more than one thickness of ma.
All-Unitedly '
Y. W. C. A.
I v, '1- -l-7-l- '1'
t)l,'
ml 1‘
tonal. Uh, thin: ll “0 illlll liwd ill i’ ~:l lll‘ll /
The material is preshrunk so that the garments retain ”M'- i he i M C A ‘
’ o o 0
their shape and are dependable m wear Union Suits Vests, ll littlltt hull hu-ll om homo.
tint] on High,
Drawers, Tights for women and children. I,” “Mm, N“ [no my m mum my",
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FLANNELETTE GOWNS Ulll‘ll‘ilt'illil'll,tl(ll‘i:'l‘ll.‘I'll, lll)’ loud .l.II.-l l n . o ‘arar counCil'IK of C
With and without collars in pink and white and blue and ' 3““ 1 Wu" hm Ilw u- .wm uni Nation 81 cathOIIC
white stripes ...... 7 ........ $1.69 to $2.00 wellllllam mm ”in mm ”mm M: l , i o
m... ...... $2.25 ;:.':.'.'.:'.::'.! :L'.‘l.':.";:;,',:, 132.? t . J ew15h Welfare Board
' dllllt'. '
W'hy we must battle on with [1' H .l; H p . o
J. I. MALLETTE ;' llllt £52133. nor still) to count tho; war camp Communlty seerce
5' \...,‘ '
cs monorail sr. scorn comm. “'33.: :.'.'.."".';;.'. L'I'il‘,".“l-Iii.-I?”’.i-‘.’:.”
nearly lost!
American Library Association
Salvation Army .
Tel. 449.
My mother, (whom youl limit and my
, lolll tools.
I For .illi’l‘\\llllt’ t:od willing, I‘ll it‘-
.csfih‘csdufit
llllil.
\\ t‘ stil'liiit't- lotlln thtlt through it."
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As To Youg'lNING ROOM Q We hilt; vnjoy tho pot-nu for \\'lll(ll , l
we yturn. . . -
Forget all curt-s. forgot all minor ' ‘ llllner-
llnven't you found from oxpcr- things; Thls space contributed by Charles Lautenburg’ M
Today we Illbol' lllltl tomorrow u-ul'
We fight for every mother .ls silo
sings A
lii‘l‘ liaht- Io slob]; lpon llcl' thrill-
hing breast!
. W» battll- for tho \\‘()lllillll10ml of (Milli.
ionce that yo 'tlillitlg7room is
used more that any other room
in the house, yes, even more
than your bedrooms? You llso
it three or four times at day for
,lllenis; your guests linger there
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‘\‘\--“ ‘ ' yyu'axflab -
v.5 -;-/'I'i'l
:li'ter eating; the men like to B 1’0" my”); for ltl’mlol‘iilntl fill. light! fl _ ‘ -.l'. . .. _‘ , L __ , . . ”..-“- ._ . . .- .-..._._
smul'e and m (- s t e prou , o_l, lilo ler (our, in you . . .. -. .. g . -. . . ) ., ._
'lhel‘cfme ytgury utiligg [‘32:] ‘13“ bill]! EXPERT VIEW oF PRAYER. :Sllld Bishop H038 ot Mllflktzgtill, ll ‘—"—--°
-wc lltttl illol‘t‘ i‘nith. .. ‘ ,
”i‘llo limit) of us nlo likt‘ \\llltt‘._ '
. Willie on a visit to his llntlcs in the .
.10 one “ho find to (‘Illt‘l \li'h “l1
fight: :Bishop Hoss Insists Faith Sould Go'
furniture must be lillllllPSS. it
uill bu if you gt‘l. ii Mom 115.
< FURNITURE
OF QUALITY
Prospective purchasers are urged to consider our present
. ANGEIIINE FURNITURE co. w ......‘ ""trot“???iiii‘hsrzt:i""t"t'.:..:r.";;::.::".:'..":;.:.:"
E yorl'." he asked.
Daniel J McCarthy has transferred g ‘_'\\'|ly. no, Willinm.‘ sold his \llltl'lt‘l.
. his brat-e of ianresting if not ambl- .“Tiull‘s a wry valuable to t. Illl‘tm
tious alligators from their summer's ftollldnt afford to giro him magi”;
solstice upstairs to their winter qunr ilo you want a colt so very 1‘
tors in the tank in ono of the uindows 7 l ll.
of his restaurant M5 Water street ? thing v but ill tho wot t
‘
'Y . CENTRAL HOTEL
‘ltl lather have n colt than any
snld \\'.illlc
tins room by the day or week. Steam hosted, electric
lights and gas. Fina Osfc attached; clso Restaurant. Italian
Ind American style
Home! Monroe and Chestnut Stu.
ll. DEESA. hangar.
Tull
J. 1313381.Proprietor.5nt
The big one has grown considerably
bigger, and its mate has also increas-
ed in size, so that now they are begin-
ning to look like regular “gators" itllti
attract much attention.
It specks mill for ill. Mct' utility; in
tolllgeut care of them for he has our
\thnl dlii'ltuit {rat in this t'.llmslc
...... ....--
HOME PRODUCT. ONLY.
influenza
Fortliy yourself agl-ins
" ‘Thcu.’ said his uncle. ‘1'" tell youl
what you ought to do. Slur» you won!
in unit that much, you ought to pray
for it. Witt-never i want It thing I alv;
. ways only for it. and thou it is .‘ler‘ to,
come to ulc.‘
“‘ls tllttt so. tlllt‘ltt' ralll‘l Wiltm:
. HJNOI THC COIL WHO WORKS.
prices so especially attractive and that a. real scarcity in good
furniture is not at all improbable. Our mrtments oii'cr gen-
uine economies right nilw.
., .
5v" "u" in “mun" "mm alive [or illi't‘t‘ it b takin 3 manly “till you I'll-um» g‘u- tut-l Make Your belecuons Whileour
... ".-.-..” ._ winters and con! onily expocia to y g Vthr I't-h” limit and may tm- ow- nu;
winter them many imn mon- ll 30"!"- .. uhwll it nshlnlflflfl til.” .
Stock Is Complete.
m,“ .u t Working girl is n "‘qu that u ‘mmt ; co
"m" ‘ a.” . 1.0M» «sins not Nut only “in 91 tartar. . . .
"at" “ma" “Nubia. Jr”: "I m" an humus»; lull-r. int it to tin-cm- :
"0|th M “I. I" w M...“ m . tub or m. M ‘- ht it
m'wtmmtlbcmgt ...—u—
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an“. U'lm
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