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mingle ghornthe result of the
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ml"! 118.13. at the Inn 1310 have
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tofiemfitee of the Red Cross nav-
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\ '7 This roll should contain the names
E d. all men from The Norwalks land
' m mono been mm and,
. f imam discharged. If your name
' . ”not M, send it to the Wel-
. ”w home committee of the Red
'm:
26 Water street. m, or
filephone 1420. . You can register per-
sonally there, or with the city clerk,
City Hall. South Norwalk. from 9 a.
- Into 5 p. 111.. except at noon. 11’ you
how some one else whose name has
, s not been published in this roll. kindly
sad that in. too.
” The following is a continuation of
$19.30"?
3 A
‘4‘ W D, CHARLES M.—-Dlscharged
' June 2nd. 1919; 370m Aero Squed:
mu; Private, lst Class. Aviation
Section. Signal Corps. Home ad-
dm: Crockett St, R. F..D. No. 37.
Nor-walk.
3:,
I
i
, .heluwoduflepnpflsol-
axiom“:— -
0: 5th momma - .- ;
pony B; Private. Home address: I
No. enigli 83.8“ J
balance 00.:
' ice. Home oddresaflli. if“
word Ave, South Noruk.
Reg, Co.‘ D; m I”.
Home address: 16 Lowe St, South
Norwalk.
COOK,“ EDWARD JAMES—DisM‘
ed Dec. 19, 1919; 12th Div, 3311!,
Regiment. not. 1': m Cilia Pris
vote. Wm Multan:
No. 9 School street. Nervous.
m In” m—m,
charged May 23rd. 1919; 29th Divi-i
sion. managing-t. 00. L: Pri-
vate, lst Clan, Infantry. Home ad-
dress; No. 19' James St., W.
CANEVARI, ”MISC mm
~Dlnchnrgcd: June 1. 19%|: Supply:
Co., No. 312; Private, Quartet-mast,
er Corps. Home address: 210
{Washington St. South NorWalk.
CARROLL, GEORGE n—Disclnruq
larch lot. 1919: 2nd DI!" Attends:
Fleet. U. S. S. Wisconsin; E. and IL!
0., U. S. N. R. F. Home addreesfl
38 Spring Hill. Norwalk. 3
CLO-COB. FREDERICK—oDischarged
April 2nd. 1919; Third Dish. Calla—I
dial: Engineers, Co. C; Supper. 811-.
glaciers. Home address: 15 Mold
” ALLEN, Jonx H.—-Discha.rged May
’7 . -23rd. 1919; 82nd Div., 307th Reg.”
Co. A; lit Class Private, Ammuni-
tion Train. Home address: 24 Pinek
St... Norwalk.
WILLIAM— l
,2 ANDERSON. EINAR
.. . Discharged Dec. 11th. 1918; Campv
"f . Headquarters; Sergeant, Signall
Home address: No. 24‘
Rowan St... East Norwalk. ‘
. . MUNDSEN. OSCAR L.——Discliarged‘
' Fen 28th, 1919; 12th Dim. 36th Inf”,
Co. F; Carport}. Infantry. Home;
address: No. 21 St. John St.. Best;
, Norwalk. , _
.2 ANDERSON. HOWARD SILAS—Lils-f
-. ‘ charged June 3rd. 1919: U. S. 5.;
imyton: Machinist Mate. lstClaes,1
U. S. N. R. F. Home address: 205’
2- . .. I Washington St. South Norwalk.
”AXON, ERNEST——Discharged June 9...
1§i9~: 80th Division, 820th Regi-,
meat, Co. C; Private, In Class. In-;
,5; , , gantry. Home address: ‘No. 19 Un-:
4'5"" "‘ion‘Stu South Norvvalk. f
ARNOLD. CHARLES Air—Discharged
r" June 2, 1919: 70th Aez-o Squardon: -
. ~.Private. 15!. Class. Aviation Section;
‘8in Corps.~ Home address; !
Crockett 81., R. F. i). No. 37. South
Norwalk.
" B.
'mRRY, ‘WILLIAM J: Discharged
‘ ’ March 19. 1919; :‘274t‘n Are-u. Squad-
ron; Private. Aviation Service.«
7. Home addresn: .\’o. 26 Fair 51.. Nor-
1,: it .-
‘ nails. , ,
'mr‘}. "CLARENCE. i..—l lischaz‘gr .
fésflj: “a. fay, 29th, 1919; All :‘nl"l'lCfi.B.-.\
‘ "" 3 ’Dlvision, 321m F. A., Bartel-3"
1-), 321m; Cook. Field Artillery.
Home address; . 36 (aboln .-X"r.,
Um .NOI’Walk. »
‘ “ “Y, (‘MF’FORD IL—r-lfiscliarz—
77th! Div” will;
llugler. Infantry.
IS Fl‘aiikliil’
' an my 9. 1919:
Regiment. Co. Ii:
Ema address: No.
2'." Ara. Norwalk. .
EMEY, JAMES HENRY—lily.
charged May 10th. 1919: 77m Diem
mm P. A.. Battery A; Corporal. i-‘.
wf‘... Home address: 136 So. Main 55..
Roi-walk.
‘FATES. PERFY \N'ALLACE——~ l'h‘fiy
charged April 19.1919: 415i 01d“
nance Bat., (20. D; Corporal. 0rd
, M Corps. Home address: So.
1,1232! Osborn Ate. Let . . ".1‘
{4‘ Women snsmzv l.()\‘\'.\’D‘l-SS—-
Discharged Feb. 28th. 1.919: 'J‘J‘uhv
Brigade. 0. A. (3., 63m Beziznent;
Battery A; St‘l‘gC'ltn'. C. A. if. Home
address: 555‘ Sc. M‘s. in SR, "3.1)Ji ll
.5 Nor-walk .
-mACKEN LYMAN C:- medial-gen
’Iny‘ 23. 1919'. 17. S. X. It. l-‘.. I'. S.‘:
_S. \V‘est Point; You” lst. '
Navy. Home address: No. 13 At 1111-:
myASL. Nor-walk. :
WNAN, EDVVARI) JOSEPlL Dis-
charged May Isl. 1919: I‘. S. Navy.
(‘iasifl
L
‘ '(
, . South Norwalk.
BROWN, GEORGE
charged Doc. 21. 1918: Sub. Chaser
- Division: 31312. Navy. Home ad—
5' 'dress: New Canaan.
WONG. LA“ \lifil‘l': —* Diechuiged
",Ray 23. 1919: 82nd Div. 325th Int.
W Hachine (31m (‘o.; Private. U. S.
”6%,? ’Amy. Home addlese:_.‘.‘o. 3 Ely
" ,» Ave" South Non-walk.
‘ WIZARD. ARTHUR Tim-Discharged
' my 6111. 1919: Tank Poms. 304th
V, "(131) Brigade, rt. 1:. E. Co. 3. 344:!)
. Eh: Corporal. Light Battle Tanks.
”Home address: 8 Grove St.. South
WWI”, CHARLES—Discharg-
ed April 18th. 1919: Fffth Division,
322:6 Pioneer Int, Co. G: 15!. Clasa
Private. Infantry.
' ‘88 Warievillc Ave. Walk.
$ENNEWITZ, CHRISTOPHER—Dis
charged Dec. 11th. 1.9}.8: 151m. De-
pot Brigade, 7th Cm; Private. 1n-
-1gni,ry, Home nddrese: 49 Platts-
Ville Ave. Norwalk.
3:
1201.19”; U- S. Navy; Musician.
let Flue. U. 8. Navy. Home ad-
dress, 49 Ely Ave” South Norwalk.
. S, STEPHW —— Discharged.
May 2 h. 19197’Ae1-o; Mechanic Ser-
geant Aviation. Home address: 49
‘ to. South Nor-Walk.‘ '
HARRY D.——Discha.rxed
.; 80th Division, 143m in-
Home
O
. Cam. GEORGE 11-13“ch
’ -' W. ALBERT R. JR.—~‘Dis-
obliged In: 15th. 1915; 13th. Gav:
airy. Troop A; Prim. Cavalry.
3m address: 10 mo “St, Nor-
m ‘ , -,
, VAi‘ANAGH.
‘ . Home address: 123 \\'a.-lhington $7., - ‘
NELSON-"Dis:
Home address: .
W. DANIEIr—Diseharged May 2
919.27. 1919: First Army Corps,
ev St. (c;o Mrs. Finney.) Norwallt.l
JAMES -- Discharged:
' April 29. 1919; D. or Yankee Divi-g'
sion, 103ml Held Artillery; Butt. 3; I
Private. Field Artillery. Home ad-‘;
dress: Spring Hill Ave. Norwalk. ,
CARROLL. WILLIAM J.—Din¢hargedg
Feb. 24. 1919: Ninth Division. Twen—
ty-flfih Regiment. Headquarters:;
Bu’gler. Field Artillery. Home ad-’
dress: Spring Hill Ave. Kowalk. ‘
CLOUGH. FREDERICK CHARLES— .-_
Discharged April 2nd. 19m: 7th:
Barn. 3rd Div.. Canadian Engineers.'
Co. 0: Sapper. Engineers. Home;
address: 1.5 Berkeley SL, Norwtlk. ;
CORCORAX. JOSEPH M.——Discharg-,
611 Jan. 30, 1919; Depot Bniimdfi,
3an (.30.: Private. Infantry. Home‘
address: South Norwalk. 1,
CORCORAN. EDWARD JOilNWDis»
charged Feb. 7. 1919; 25th Regi-'
ment, Headquarters Co.: Cook. lat.
(”kt-‘5’. Field Artillery. Home ad;
dress: 16 Hamel-d place. South Nor-l1
walk. 5
COViXO. HARRY I'lischarged Feb.
10. 1919; 3rd «Fistml Co., Private“
\';in(‘l)‘l\°l‘. “Cash. Home address: “
\\'&il?i'l‘ _\\‘l'.. Noi'wtllk. l
D. :
mst‘men. WALTER lSAAC-Dss.‘
rhuzn‘. May 20. 1919: lst Army.
Fonts. Sfiid Pioneer Int. thachet}!
)[l‘iimll ire-pr; Private, let Mass”
Medical and Sanitary Branch. Home
midl'e’ss: R. F. 1)., No. 4.3. Do; 237.;
X0 ‘Walk. ~ .. ‘ {- 3
DENNIS.: GWEES mefl-lefl
charged May 9th. 1919: lot Claus;
Private. Public i‘tilily Corps. Home.
address: 40 Spring St... Norwalk.
DAVIS, FREDEIUCK H.——Insc.iargedi
Jan. 21/1919: Second. in); Int. Co.‘
B: Machinist. infantry. ~Home ad»,-
(Irfl'sé: Ridgefield. Conn. / i
ln‘lRSl-JY. JOHN .I.—~Discharged May
Ifith. 1919: 1st Casual Co., attaclyi
ed to 309th Field Signal 311.. 90. Cr
Sergeant. let: Class. Signal, Com ,
Home address: 43 Stevens St, Non,
walk. i
DOWNS. LEROY D.~-Dischugcd Doc. ‘
21. 1918; Fifth. G. K S.: Corporal”
M. T. C. Home address: 4 “’inneld _
3L. Beet Norwnlk. '
Dl‘B’BAR, , JESSE T.—-Dlschar=eil
Feb: 11. 1818: 56“! Artillery Regi-
mom. «.7. A. C. Headquarters Co.;}
15: Lieutenant. Army. Ilonle ad-‘
linens: Newtown Ave... Norw‘allt. g
DRINKWATER. TBOMAa—Dimhargn
ed May 25..1919: 151 Army (Brit-1
ish). Royal Garrison Artillery. 27th}
Siege Battery; f‘runner. Autumn}
Home addrPr'SZ 76 \A’artl SL, Nor-
walk.
E. , ;
EMITH. ELBERT J.~-Dischnrgedz
May 17m; 32nd Div. 27m lnt..|
Headquarters Co: fiueician. 127th‘
Inf. Band. Home address: No. 60
Meadow St. South Nonalk. ‘1
EISERMANN. EMIL 0,—Discharged.
Dec. 6111. 1918: 12th Division. (‘0. A,’
1 35th Machine tjun Bn: Private!
, Home address: No. 24 \Vllton Ave..!
Nomadic. .'
ENGLISH. JOSEPH ROBERT-«Dish:
charged May Gill. 1919; 11th Eng;
Regiment. ( o. .12: Private. In (This;
Home address: No. 23 River St.
. Norwalk. ‘ ' '
‘ F.
FAY. FR;L\’KIE«—-Dlscharged
29. 1?19: 26th Diva 103m Reg. ,
A: Private. Artillery. Home ad-'
' dress: 52 Osborn Ave. East Nor-j
' Walk. i
F‘ODOR, ANDREW JOSEPH—Dis.-
charged May 13. 1911; 32nd Din-i
1 rich. 119th Field Artillery. Battery’
i F; Corporal. Fleid Artillery. Home
‘ address: 19 Gamer St, South Nor-l
walk. , ]
‘FOS’I‘ER. _ CHARLES — Discharged?
: Jan. lst. 1919; um Regt.. r. A; It!
, it; Private, Artillery. Home ad-‘
5 dress: 163 Main SL. Norwalk. l
FRANCIS, HARRY O.~—Dischnrgedi
May 28th. 1919: Motor Truck Co..‘
12511:; Corporal. Motor Transport
Corps. Home address: Darien.
FACT, LESLIE L.—Diseharged May'
28, 1919: U. S. Navy, U. S. S. Din.
niingbam: Quartermaster. Navy?
Home address: 155 “‘ashington Sm?
South Norwalk.
, G. ,
GREENWOOD, HAROLD AQUILA-i
Disdmrgled May 12. 19.19; First. Dayi
Bombardment Group, let Parsing.
96th Aero Squadron. lst C: Private,
Air Service. Home ,add‘rees: No. 41
, “’infield SL. East Norwelk. l
ILBERT. FRANK WESTLEY—Dle‘
I chuged May 19, 19:19; Prov. Ambu-
lance 00.. No 61: Private. Medial-
.
I
t
I
Dementia. Home em: 12."
’ semicolon. mm:
A w. 191 '_ _ .
my ' r- ,_ Sam-II»
comnos, HERBERT If.“ ;;
ed April 17, 1919; 26.1». 1“ ,7
i
5 .. (M_1'3~ V
cc f Summer Rugs
F K splendid opportunity of securing
rugs early in the-season; Out en-
: stockofn’mmctmgisimluded in
sale and with they last the follow-
18‘me pod: ..- ‘
Blah '
‘ 9 :12, were it 5.00 for. azoo
. ‘1 B x 10, 512.00 3 9.60
' ~ , 9x12, $20.00 $16.00
. 8 x 10, $18.50 aw
Wool all Phi, '
9 x 12, $20.00 $16.00
L ._._E..:. Fourth floor.
Choice Silk Fabrics 7
5" . W W’ -
: my “new gm: '3
V WEI: Hnbnhi of heavy qnality, ‘;
wovenwith a high luster. ,
? {Thirty-six inches wide, ’ ' ‘
$1.50, $1.69, $1.75 “$2.00 o yard.
" W m, an imported qualv
Ry, which makes adlllirab e motor
coats, suits and skirts.
g; ,‘I‘llirtgdhgcc Inches wide.
“ 31$ 31.75.1113 $2.00oyonl v“
. . Gray Mohair
" This is a very serviceable material
m by men or women. The pieces
here aficred are of English grade, in
plain, checks and strips. The tailor
can use it with satisfactory results.
i. Fifty to fifty-eight inches wide,
8-.” Id ”.50 a you].
Third floor.
I ma.
A non...
In the Tea Room
1 .
Enters now the queen of all table l
delicacies. the Cantaloupe served “all
naturcl” or with ice cream.
The Shortcakcs continue to he popu-
lar, and the strawberry season is so
short, alas!
Special Luncheon Menus every day
and one may select as dailltily or as‘sub—
stantially as he desires.
., Fresh fruitnnd vegetables in scamn.
it... . _.
Candies ~er ,
Summer Festivities
r Patriotic Boxes filled with little gum-
drops or “loving heart” lozengcswith
'mottoes. , The sentimental old fash— ,
ioncd‘ kind, cinnamon and sassafras,
mint and anisaced. 10 ch. sjbox.
, Special boxes of “loving heart’fmot-
toes for garden parties and festivals.
‘ 59 F“?
“F’n Crndvcn” which contain
sticks of mint. 10 cu.
“7W «which are filled, with
tumdrops and confetti. loan.
Sfinbddnldone up to inn
punk. » 1m. ,
-.. Banana.
.4 .
Second floor.
L.
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.. Millinery at Clearance
' Airlines of who vet style or quality
.. Dress, T ' ‘andSportsModeis
. . to go quickly
Such a sale for Hats has never been held before at Read’s.
The style and quality represented make- it important for ev-
eryomwhoneedsahat. " '.
. Dreseflatgthebeautiful Leghorns, Crepes, Satins and fine
Hilario, plain or in combinations are all in the collection. Those
wide bummed, lovely things in pale pink, white, blue and orchid
With a plume, a splashing bow, or a wreath of fine flowers,—are
each and every one -
$l0.00
They were from $15.00 to $36.00
Along with them are more conservative styles in black and
colors. at the same price. All superb qmtlities and exclusive in
.--.,.l._,,.-,
__ $10.00
' . ‘ Vere up to $36.73 ‘
Tailored Hats. i
Sailors, Toques. Tricornes, Mushrooms and Turbans, nice
hats for traveling and business Wear.
Hats with crowns of burnt goose feathers. with swathings
of rich silk and simple but effective hand made ornaments.
" $7.50
. Were $12.00 to $30.00
Other Hats, and a very large assortment, every one Sl‘anVil‘ufJ
Read quality and distinction.
$3.50 and $5.00. .
the sale price.
These have been double and more.
The Hats must go and prices have been made ‘. tpziclmi
their departure. ‘ , ' .
It is an affair not to be missed.
Pumps
for growing girls
Patent Coltskin, made on smart lasts with t
in every line.- Tllcse have turned $0185 and l::.i,1..:;.
heels. .
All .exccilent model for the young girl graduate.
$5.00
r319} : i
, Sliver .
' u a gift for the June brifi
For bong qualitics', something to treasure then
hand down to the need generation, choose a. piece of
silver. 4 -
‘ InSets
Roger Brothels 1847, “Queen Anne" pattern, a f am-
ily- piate guaranteed for seventy years. Mahogany
.m... L...._....E
c1281: containing, thirty-two pieces of silver. -
6 medium knives ~:2 tea spoons .
6 mediuin‘forks 1 sugar spoon w...- J... rhlm.
. " » - b ‘ ht 1‘ '51: ill llllt‘dd
odwscrt‘spoons 1- butter knife flange. ml $7.35 cub.
, . m.“- Wpiert‘cd
' M»
frames, Guernsey linings, .
ebony finished handles. 2.
$3.15 each. .
PM Tel-yo of ham-
? “‘ M I“ with {WSW-534931535 of silver.
w .
mend plate, 3339 ad'- ‘
, m
Three pom. “Que. . . in gray finish,
w and Win briglgninish. f
Mr. .1
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