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‘ MM“: what the boys “over thetiii’ are denig’
to help the great cause of freedom, WOuld'n’t y on: Just
give anything to be there and help them? Wouldn’t you fairly
pump at the chance to do anything in the world to back up
the men that are fighting?
You can’t be there yet, of course,
but there is a place. for a boy who
wants to help. our country, a place
'. - where he can. show the stuff he is
market as well as he could over-in
France.
There is a new opportunity for
boys who want to do their share to-
Ward winning the war. It is called
the Victory Boys. Its motto is, “A
million boys behind a' millio
fighters” ‘ '
.- The organizations for which the
Victory Boys are, working provide
. the soldier with: his movie theatre,
his: church, his club. his. store where
he buys the little everyday things
he needs. When he is hungry, they
feed him; when he is tired, they
comfort him. ' '
When you enroll with the Vic-
tory Boys, you pledge yourself to
- go out and earn money for this great
work that the soldier needs somueh.
Ask your neighbors for odd jobs.-
Tell them of the great cause you .
.are working for. If- you can pledge
yourself to earn $20, remember that
for five months. you are taking care
of one soldier—your soldier.
Wear the Victory Boys button——
it is a badge of honor. It means
that you are doing everything, in
your power to help your countrv
to victory.
- 4 For further Information inquire at the Victory Boys Division of your local committee for the
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. . ‘ Complete “d interesting P'w'm', and literature at Yale university sin .
That Wore Carried Out in
l iiSili. died suddenly at his home i
ADVMB¥ m it the Th""‘" 7 New Haven, yesterday. He was be t
Below is reproduced a complete pro- . , , ,
in Cleveland, Ohio, and was giildiidiet-
gram of the United War Work rallies, from the Western Resorre college in
l'which were held on Sunday evening. at , , A . 1 8
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Palace Theatre.
Overture~~0rchestrs.
"‘Star Spangled Banner" ~ --Audienco.
fact that the lorni Exemption Board church.
and or the week‘. It naturally means Opelunlr. Remarks-By the chairman,
that there will be a great, number of: Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, l‘et'loi‘oi
peepie who will want advrce. it is: Trinity church. ‘
readily seen. therelore, that at the sen "Keep the Home “”33 Burning_"
atom or the board the members or the. Address—~Cillrpisln Watt. of the Brit-
‘board should make all efforts to be: tsh Anny.
l present at the session of the bonld to “Columbia (ism oi the Ocean."
iwhich they have been drawn. to that Addressmlrieutenant H. it}. Kelley ot
the desired old can be given. This the 165th infantry, the old 69th Regt
.work will be soon over with and we‘ ment, of New York city. and other
{have been requested to make every et- ‘ regiments.
tort to clean this work up as soon as "The Battle Hymn."
. possible. as the work on the question- Addrusq—Rabbi Samuel J. Abruilunls.
,nalle is to be completed, notwithstandy of the Park Avenue Temple. Bridge-
!ing the amristloe. Upon the event: pen,
‘ that any member- finds that it is ubso- Announcements and Collection.
, lately impossible for him to be pro Benediction-4m. R. J. Carroll. or Si.
1 sent. kindly iurnish rt substitute. . Joseph‘s church.
October f2th to 16th, 1918. "America.”
Norwllk. i Regent Theatre.
Tuesdayahuwrence Pauline, Eds Overture—Orchestra.
7 word Quinlan. Leo Davis, William “Star SpangledBanner."
Grey, Jesse T. Dunbar. Nelson Bene Prayer—-Captain Phillips, of the Saint-l ach. you mug, bathe on the inside it-
l’dlcl. Nehemiah Galilee. 1' lion Army.
t “trimmer—damsel. Huhboil. Hen Governor Hoicomb's Preciamation—
Smith. Samuel J. Keelsr. 103-, Road by the Rev. E. MeGregor, o
:‘Andlt shall cometo Pass,
4‘3“” Nation shall not lift up
i “u- :5'7 Sword against- Notion,
lto Europe, where he studied for tw
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The attention of the members of the Prayer—Rev. J. H. Thompson, pastor , i -. ,l tillhwrt (:0
Legal Advisory Bond is called to the or the South Norwallt Baptist; g21$°fipfigfegggga,:y,;,g, “2,; ; me"
has forwarded approximately 2.000 Governor Hoioomh’s Proclamation—-. , . , . ., ,, m
questionnaires. willrn must he leturn- Read by the Rev. J. J. Snarely, pus-I firngfnilfg‘m thrilhdrhtiill: .3,- ane
. ed, in the next few days, ultimo will tor o! the South Norwaik Methodist, York ‘
be iorwurdedraeh day until about the ' chuloh. ‘
l
l . ,‘ important. because the skin pores t
,‘opil any, Louis Goidschmldt. 1w 0., the Norwalk Congregational church. : not sham impurities into the m...
mogul-y. 1 Remarks— By the chairman, Edward J.
‘ ThumdastrdN. inekwmdirs Quinlan.
0. Gregory, John A. Mills, Lawrence, "Keep the Horned'ires Burning."
Pauline, Willis-Laundrod. . - Jump—{deuterium Kelley.
l Friday—Frederick Buckley.. George , 'Kfoiumbia. the Gem of the Ocean.“
iii. Voshurgh. James T.‘ Hubbeii, Jon-i Addreas~Captain Phillips.
1 eph Gray. Louis Goidsonnndt. ' J “The Battle Hymn."
' salurdsyuirtro. Gregory, Nehemiah; AddressrCilaplsln Watt. ‘
'Csndee. Edward Quinlan, Edward ‘ Announcements and (‘nllnntlon
[p118 ni‘otng-(amy , Willinuflrindmd, WillBegs‘rlliztiggggv. L. B. Howell, of M.“ it. This cleanse p“: ’7.
~ all-ornament. .“Americs.". ' . dream the - entire .- “W
demMuls 8; Beers; George 3.1 At the Regent. Theatre, Edward 1.: tract. before putting Inn” in
.Vosburghcm-enee Nutttng. William Quinlan; chairman of the speaker’s mm the stomach. ‘
loner». Minions”, thiiamil‘. Tents contours. tor- the United ,War mm:
imam-loam: Hum. , .. mourn. rol- Nor-walk. presided. Art
Wednesdsywtioloph Taylor. Joseph moraines, theiev. Frederick A. Cole—l ”“39“” trom your 91“” "
irlrlnxweiler. Albert Pohlrnsn. Rev. man. chairman of the publicity'commtt-i
Ora-lu- Becomes. John tee. presided. .
Glades. ‘
3:0“. “mm cleanse Wmfifiwrg ' tern of these vile poisons All
l ‘ ' 'M Cherie. w“. mm “4 also desire totllsnk also to prevent their tormeti ‘
the... finish I'. W. Will- to you no. no ushered. and all: To test-like you; tom 1.
The executive committee desires miuwlmL Drink phosp3.: . ..5
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PROF. PALMER DEAD.
Arthur Huhbeil. Palmer. 59 you
old. professor of German ion
years, and upon ills return in 1888. it
became professor of (lerlllun in
her of the Modern Language :tssoci.
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Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
WM CW all the stomach, liver.
and hgwel poisons before
breakfast.
”—— .
To feel your best day hi and do
lout. to feel clean inside; no sour bli
lto coat your tongue and sicken ym;
l breath or dull your head; no consti
'tion. bilious attacks, sick headaoil
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid a . _
you bath outside. This is vastly no
while the bowel pores do, says a We‘
.knmrn physician.
i To keep these poisons and Mar
iweil flushodiroln the stomach
lkidneye and bowels. tirinl: ll.
{breakfast each day, a slot» of
i water with a teaspoonfui of I’m
iprosphnte from your pharm . 55:. .
Get a quarter pound of 17...,“
‘5 inmate and almost "l . we
except s soloist: twinge wht. i is u
water every morning to rid ~ m‘ '
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