New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1918, Page 2

TIE, HERE MRE--PASTOR .. W. Rose Preach tile Day Sermon Wallace Rose, pa church, delivered of Frenc service “Lafayette, here we poke as fo ¥ in the year 191 Will be forgotten i oy (teneral Pershing, I8 of America wi B8 men, stood at ti juis de Lafayette Jand spoke fe ‘Wreath upon the D be foregotte: ?le, His name wi lowned either i k. Not far away i e setting sun h glow through findows of the Ch: fDes Invalids in Wl Bophagus confaining th eon, the sreatc mil £ the ages. Why the he saic ¢ tt t1 s jon has two selves, e real self undernc n has two selves, the ¥scem o be to the world the self that they are i BNapoleon is the France th s known. Lafayette is th if .the France that i people of Americ: fat all to Napoleon nor ¢ spirit of Napoleon may still i France. Bui we owe all to Lafay Btte and the spirit of Lafavette an tor the I'rance of to which is th France of Lafayette. spirit of Lafayette, though horn of royal in the right of t P | themselves, and who. fte Shoes. | modern France, that General 3 { ing saluted with the immortal hite Flannel ‘Lafayette here P8 In 1775 in the w democracy, the right govern themselves, { modern world. | “By the rude | flood e owe to liv It Lafayette wh family, believe to e spirit o 5 2 | people " | cuide Perst word: we Trousers, of a people Sport Coats. horn Suits. was to ti Tropical The Luke Horsfall Co., ASYLUM ST HARTFORD. It Pays o Buy Kind bridge that arched tt unfurle farme breez Their Her g to April's once the embattled stood And fired the shot heard round tt world. Across the \cross of I up t1 s vs of Paris it resounc gainst the palac of France th royal court, the spirit of La ance. tale the story 03 vast Atlantic rolled i echoes Our ha lands ance through It knocked | doors of the King 1 the flippant , tho caro and touched a M of ached fayette, “What to Lrquis the strange im? Was the triumphant conquerir wild tale the touch the ination of tt soldier through of a wir ning cause? TFar f came liberty 1 uccess, a ima the vould ory it Straits. Wl dealers. Washington in I After the first in Ma chusetts new bora brink of s the cause that Wushington wro Franklin then at the court « France: ‘We must have money or must have peac The army was disorganized, dispirited defeated Our | Washington, w handful of men Satlidavifevents |iIoUEL NG [Jexaoy, Wione nd Atlantic City, | SnoWs were tracked with the i | bare, blecding feet | “It was at this the conflict that Lafayette Atlantic to up the « Dl | thirteen little Republics. and Mrs, Reno of | Franklin, one of America's first Main street, are the proud par- | resentatives in France, honest B¢ of a daughter. Before her | Franklin, went to Lafayette when 1 Reno was Miss Irma | learned of the latte | to join the revolutionists honorably to dissaade Ben Franklin Americ: but e hing the in 1t | manager of hrief temporat use c n te te » Hine f: ville, s ctory branch pe the week-end Corbin uve comed despera success nt o nuc | republic De his home Alfre street on favilure Johnson sted in the 506 Church navy as a | to first-cla v colle ark at aking has entered irndale, summer the Miss f Mass., LaSalle vher n music. e course 3 full retred Novembc blood « Councilman A. F “herry street, left New York city . few days’ sts Eichstaedt of for hopeless st for been engineers received for the army | local cro k have by of th take a mption Mr Bast ont me m Thomas fro ante knowir Miss Ali Bailey, who been | ored him relatives in New to home 3 has Haven, his on Stanley | Tafa | conditions 1l outreunc f the hard anklin tol journey. ette in has | returned her street Miss young his appre man atic thon I of Union | % k at Ocean | I Fitzsimmons this w Anna enjoying over the sea i | winnin ali tie ! Po ‘ ed Whatnall acation spending two Port Jef- ferson at stricken clad democracy New And Lafayette pent | precisely the t] e the the greater my departure me with a v my poverty John at replied: ‘Now Haven nt mot to se vou utility will if you el T will ¢ and person use ed from supply one at vour dispatches and my shores of America “Do you wonder tl { hundred and forty ‘Lafayette here Main street resu e arte cony to tl with Westinghouse Will advance mforth.—advt. cool, iron price $ Barry & Mrs. C. G have retur at Watch Hill, Keep dat iro: Aug. 1 Mr Arch 00 own expense of two srodrib from BT completed the Saturday by Traut and Hine company at Morris that about 60 Automobiles the ar st ed after vears at been held the Plan for sutir we arc ne . S i French Forces Arrive \a ove nutacturing It expected nd the outing used to the il b ded men | fayette June, 1ii7 | command at America an ing to arrived in He refused first prefer: is atte convey An out, At the Battle of and | tcan troops. wine he to his t Liberty j ber, 1 morning Camp *Molie, | O DD gion of Ameri where T will enter the | pacity Lafayettc department. Before | ¥ ! of actlve ser Mr. O’Connor was em- ington. Just sloyed the estimate department in | gl : % | this long e P. & 1°. Corbin Division of the 2 | from a letter merican Hardware Corporation | wrote to a frienc BELL-ANS i | itng nakedne destitute of Absolutely Removes | clothir food almost It was all th }l:rn Franklin had told him it wou Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 25¢ Cove athletic pro- | was ke to | In Dece at the wounded weeks. given, and was ed for he two carried the winners. O’'Connor prizes six w o of a div In this ¢ commn eft thi Washington, juartermaster s enlistment, fou an soldie r long yvea W was under Georg hat glory le can there b rquis de He des W i s tesse Lafayet h ribed of *'sho be. But he stuck throush it all, t} | nighly born vou aristocrat | ¥rance, this Marquis of bloo. | this possessor of riche courti | of kings. Stuck until ti gun w | fired at rktown and land fo last our in noth- what- was to the vern hemisphere to a trackiess sea, across On » careless we American ind of rep- determination nd endeav- mervy | in the ranks until he knew the Ame: 3 Brandy ag money, | U WEAK, DISCOURAGED WIFE to N Did tor Her condition hardly keep around and all di taken I syrups vithout untii (] me Vinol T b S0 r am health.® Mrs, Addie dawn could worl gy am fric n was ad cou benefit, try 1se, nd askeid gained rapidly it now in good Wilkerse The v Mo is a reason Vinol was essfnl to health, constitutional rem- md revit and creates strength & Brainerd Co., Liggett's in Dru n S0 sue res is because it which blood Clark Hegem rty, Nath; v Wilkerson a b the s The | Rike: | McB = Ru vwhere, | | 7| free led 1| soldier hero he | Lafayette | Frenchman { soldiers both, | MEN. | the pretensions of a { quests of of a hrivel nificance o today it Lafavette here we “How dramatically history has per- mitted {o return the debt to h | france. If France came to us in the et our desperate need, so have France in If France millions of dollars at a time when we had no gold at all, we have lent our billions to France when | she is nearly exhausted. If Rocham- | beau and Admiral de Ternay sailed with their fr and soldiers for the Colonies in the hour of our crisis, e |we have convoyed our soldiers to her, e | her ouy ain and and helped keep her free of raiders at a time every { ounce of IFrench manhood e e | utilized in the land forces. Where U. S. Was, > today 15 much Strong to all but re nce who | ever ette ful Lafay- tear- s, and his Washington. nd Washington! the American. ( above such na n for of Georg W 1t n Besid mes those | Kaiser, the Napoleon, the world em- can only dwindle murches on into con 1. n n pire and 1¢ in is not are Xapoleon, but u ur of i n we gone to her's, lent us 400 0 1f meats, Raaat when must sent have sea, d e were fast cour- whole mowed the of that and | as we but olution and has seen ition of her manhood France who has borne maiming of countless thou men by methods of war the Hun has invented hideous horrible beyond words. France who has mobilized lier men up to 48, who has grey beards in her army because the poilus, the stalwart younger men, are gone. France who pretends no longer that war is anything but al painful tedious and heart rending obiigation, yet who is willing to fight it out until the right peace comes “Peace for our children”, they say now over there. “Destiny suffer o Gl a .« | down. ner he e a rs { he § has dramatized for the payment our ince, America not into the battle by the vision ious legions, nor ma the Rather her plans debt to been lured of glor- by con- | enith of we are today what Lafay- rica in 1777—pov- and the bleeding | nation in arm of he . i s winning que such as Napolcon’s glo seeing in France ette found in Am erty, wretchedness wounds of whole And paying our debt in the very of Lafayette's words to America foday says: “Now the moment to ser the more people are dis the greater utility will re- | our comir if you cannot | us with vessels, we will turn build them in our own ship- | at own expense to carry good 1d ourselves to the of France, it is, Lafayettc million of us, brave and as intelligent ever the world saw embarking upon your shores. 1. { ere you are aware that we are read come. Here we are, hing through your sleeping towns and vil- lages, France, in the early dawn of mornings in spring. Here we are, France, and you in night and | gown startled to hear tramping | along vour quict streets. You from bed and peer through shutters, and from under ked it o S a ot we are spirit Franklin is At o precisely 1o | vour cat couraged sult in supply v | to ana Of | yards our our wishes ¢ shores S0, here young an Her we are and a army as we ars ranc One to mar 1t . o ve fect e | jeap in | closed shades. n e America Joins France, “Here we France. The morn- misty and the is settling khaki uniforms and ten- upon our rifles and you | can 1 out down the But Ifrance, see are, ing is dew on our m 2 ontinous make u a the glorious rdly Ler e it is us, | France; there at | column’s head the most beauti- * | tul tiag in the world! The flag Lafay- | saluted and loved, France, 140 g more Yes, here we | France have learned filling the rning to behoid | I'hank you for nd your blessed us t we had not ago, and pray with that it not vet too late Yes France, ves Lafayette i are at It Here we | wonderful people of Irance, the praise that of 1 sinned with your str: throwing your upon ‘Here | elorious materiali weaklings, al Diist m the wlho you news this early mc wonderful sight wcious chee the amazing and are streets the vour tears, and forgive come threc It ot | 5 years her are, you | kneeling g renewed le to vou. Yes, rance innocent and against little ol shouts of ‘les ami flower us to tread | o ere sidews for has cor on in | strengtn | children vet it vour- lves to s0 you | | for | wide watocrats scoffers the and nd | and | grubbers, | are, all world, all you all you you money we pt 1- 1 all you kaisers and kings. ‘Ame is to take n i Hear bride the most beautiful the world, ¥ % ve ica fou a wom in mee in 2d te Ada M this city, of 428 member of the | vine Corps, stationed t Paris Island, N. (', took place Sut- | urday noon the parsonage of th(“ | marri Miss White of 424 and Edward Church street ted States M Church street, H | | S, MARINE WEDS. ‘! 1 18 Bergman 1a 1is of Methodist chure Rev. Warren F Cook, pastor of the church, officiated The was allowed a brief fur- er | lough, which was granted him, that the ceremony might be performed at this time | d, room a as | r- | i took reat | great | ] vi MEASURE WE THE JOHN BOYLE CO. 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