Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 30, 1918, Page 8

2381 —Boleslaw Grzymkowski, 163 N. 1:«0-mrun Dnuhy uz Sachem, - 2461—John F. Nolan, 240 Yantic. 2382—Joseph Howsen, R. F. D. 1, Mys- te. 2“!—(}&011! Heroux, 826 Main. !Gs—neodore J. Counlopoulos, 27 Eim. 23#3—George F. Blaherwick, R. F. D. 8, Norwich. 2505—Arthur D, D., 8. ridge. 2484—John H. Casey, R. F. D. 6 i zus—n-nm :ialh.nd, Mvatic, R. D. 2 "‘“"' Ay SRR LREERE Pt . SRR T T UL 2608—Pawel Machnicki, 2§ Second. 2384—Edwin S. Willard, 407 Washing- 2608—Tolin A. Mathews, 459 Boswell .ui_:w A G e i Mflu on Gfllup, R. F. D. 1, Mys- A‘:'e. 5 6 o 3 iam Campl . F. D. 3, & I 2610—Raber.. J. Baku', 39 Fourteenth. Mystic. 246T7—Ernest Lamh F. D. 1, Mystic.| 611—Edward Hilderbrand, 295 Bos- 2386—Alphonse J. Massie, R. F. D. 6, ms—-xm;wud Stiliman, Norwich, R. ot L 4 Mystic. . 1, Ledyard. 2613 rd R. Risley, 32 Prospect. . 2387—John Bolein, R, F. D. 6, Norwich. | 2 D, Daboll, Mystie, R. D. mg_m. sm,w"' 2 v 3388—Lyakin L. Zakin, R. F. D. 1. 1 ucyu-d. ster. ' 2388 Pawet Kwarnieeke, R, F. D. 1. | 2470—Theodore D Taylor, R. ¥. D, 6. loconb, 111 River Ave. mo—aoasph H, Willlams, R, F. D. 3, zm-—Au-n'r Main, R, F. D. 1, Mystic | gy W. Bos Z—Jm E. Moore, R. F. D. ‘3 J '.’{!H—-Emll R. Wydler, R. F. D. 1, Led [ yard 2302—Albert F. HoMerg, R. F. D. §. 2393—Robert E. Fowler, R. F. D. 6. 23%4—Floyd C. May, 11 Division 23%5—John F. Jencks, 49 Broadway. 2398—Edward L. Armstrong, 95 CIff. 2397-—John Reece, §7 ClLff. N7lr——?hll; Bnd F. D. 6. D ; 2474—John F. Sumvu, 115 wut Town 2475—w1mm P. Murphy, 22 McKiniey Zlu—P&tflck H ‘O'Keete, lfis N. Main. 2477—James P. Donnelly, 54 Baitic. | 2478—Henry R. Truesdale, 7 Oak. —Daniel W, Goff, 116 Main. ZE'M—CMM Ai!dnh io Citrona, 1 2691—John'F. l.flone, ssn cemn.l Ave. £é22—Edgar H. 3398 Joseph W Hulboy, i%4 Yantic. | 3#Ts—Herbert . Cronch, ®. F.'D. 1 Ciaberiiin. 2399—Wojciech J. Betlej, B. F. D, 1| 7 vstic. : il b Rban. Preston. mo—Jnoeph N. Holdridge, R. F.iD. 3, 2 /mh" X 2400—John W. Spicer, 441 Laurel Hilt M: R o it [ystic. 4!1——Eh’ner J. Morgan, bl R F. D 1|2635 Jaooh Faspeno, 2401—Harry W. Messier, 66 Division. Gales Ferry. 2402John R. Faynes, 311 Washington | 2482—Stephen Caswell, R. F. D, 2,{%¢ m"""‘" m’m" i Boswell | 2403—Lewis Shapiro, Hinckley. Mystie. 2404—Michael P. Sullivan, 83 Cliff. 2483—Frederick Cook, R. F. D. 6 2405—Jonhn Hickey, 88 Roath. 248¢—Elmer O. Main, R. F. D 2, )?.(ys- C i i Blmktwlcs —Charies A, Connell, 155 Prankdin. | He . “l&-w 563 North —Francis J. Curran, 62 Eleventh. olon. F. pman, R. ¥. D. 1, 2308—Easton. ;. Dygert, 115 Laurel ’GZS—F‘flWw A, Pustare, 207 Central HAl Ave Gales Ferry, 2486—Arthur N. Whipple, R..F. D. L, Perry. (5 "G30~Jo 2"’-J’amea H. Morgan Mystic, Gro~ 2408—Bernard §. Ring, 122 Chestnut. 364103 ok Kznnu}y 154 Pros-pect. 2410—John P. Young, 36 River Ave. alter H, ‘nnyer, 1 ey e Aye. 2411—Peter Ziniewic, 28 Clinton Ave, : ch_Town. >tss—Wa|cer . Clark R F: Dy Mys- gy ol BOmac §eb Noteh Mado F. Shea, 74 West Town, tic. gl T e LT Norwich Town. 2439—George C. Ball, R F. D, 1,‘Mys- | 3030 =Lowel i d Road, 2413—Rovert A. Beetham, R. F. D. 9, tie, %3;“8“2‘“’3‘; ot {e‘!fl_ R.F. 13‘-7 Town. "ne-ox“." P. My'el‘s, 147 McKinley flams cNally, 214 est Malinosky, 7 Riverside Ave, Norwich Town. :m—%ames A, Anderson, § Clay Ave. 2?37—§§;‘;=':V:{- Adams, 13 Claire- 2415—Harry —Dymytre Kamula, 180 Sturtevant i < H16—John 2483—Andrew Swatski, Box 95, Yantic. | 333 —Richard H.‘Chase, Ledyard. ‘63&——An,tonio Romano, Ledyard. $40—Pompeo Romano, Ledyard. 2641—Avery 'W. Main, Ledya'd 2642—Ofrin' S. Bennett, Ledyard. 2§43—Wiiliam ¥..Ladd. Ledyard. 2644—Joseph Alves, Ledyard. 2645—Antonio Spinola, Ledyard. 2646—Norman L. Brown, Ledyard. 2494—Mikelai Cugiga, Yantic. 2495—Anthony Jacobson, 158 Sturte- vant, 2436—Daniel M: Pe(‘k R,'F, D, 8. 2497—Frederick R. Portelance, 18 Ejm Ave., Norwich Town. 2498—ilias F. Stockett, Yantic. 2439—Thomas Dayis, 31 Sturtevant, Ma 'u‘ Frank Ivard. <o R AT Abes #547—Alphonzo M. Norcross, Ledvard Griffin, 38 Union Norwich .Town. ] Carroll, 10 Claremont | 2500—Joseph Pieretti, 307 Washington, | 2048—Danzy R. Povey, Ledyard. : —Thomas . H. Ghlligan, 432, Main; | Z842—Everett 'T. Bruce, Ledyard. Sofadeli, 16 Golden, —Wallace V. Norerose, Lndvard ”Ga!\—mmrd -J. Crowe, Fourteenth. Lincoln Ave. 15 Lafayette, 51 Broad. 95 McKinley 51—Adam Stanmlonis, Eleventh. 2852—James S. Quinn, 111 Fifth. 2653—James E. Keating, 15 ’I"uflner 2654—Harry W. Pecan, R. F. 2655—Willls* Austin, 265 Wash ng!on 2656—Benjamin 1. Kennedy, 15 Town. -AlplAus 1. Nye, ‘R, i3 , -—~,|mngs ¥.'S. Crandall, B F. D 6. Hu:h | A. Coughiin. 280 Boswell Ave. i Seekine, 24 River Ave. 2506—Pautelis 'F.- Ververis, 10 .Central - rJohn Duben 12 Lafayette. Ave. 2657—James .C. Mara. 22 'rannar. % itI1—Antoni cowsl, 4 Rock. | 950i—Ratrick J. Coughlin, 160 Hicko- fod 3 ~Frar Gilles, 13¢ Yantic, ; Hermain A q(;grd\r;n. ‘_T i\‘lam' fioi—r'mism W. Brayman R. F. D, 2660—Jarmes Hart, Yantic ' ¢ nski. 142 Yantic. 4 5 b . 1 I ciious A Charch R B DG | 2500 Wiadvslaw Grusresinald,, | 490 9“‘—3?;“51“ Curiklenski, 1247 Oak- ihert Kinmonth, R. F. D. 6. North eve 3 : imond H. Lamb, R F. D. 1, Adolph DeRosa. Allvns Point. S Ll owakL 1 Ceabral Ave. e il ohn P. McCarthy, 409 Main. ey on, 220 [k cospect Gleason, 13 1-2 Elev- | 3512 _George J. Roessler, 125 School. —Johl'S. Maloney, 34 Fiith. Joseph G. Bedard, 65 West Main. enry W, LeMay, 284 Prospect. 5 rick H. Mumford, 346 Pros-|5i4—Henry F. Fenton, %5 Clairemont | 1665 —Edwara H el - B S - Ave. , 5 = o4 b Winterbottom, 5512515~ Amos G. Mdin, R. F. D., Gales S_,‘;‘“;‘;’;d»*‘e- - : Ferry, i . = - J. MeNally, 97 ¢—Herbert A. Bovd, Gales Ferry. i 2660 Nertr Main, 3 s = e — Gustave J. Evans, Gales Ferry. yl—zmhnam E. Fontaine, 32-Hi I b B Bk -Aieert A, James, R. ¥. D., Gales |oe7sQiiander Alberts, Railroad Ave. 43 > ,,\,,.,;‘.,am 1 1-2 South :" . Rush R F. D7, 267 ~fam; A. Carberry, 97 Mc aftville, —Alton B, Stoddard, Gales SLE Ve 2 s, 258 Prospect. v"m?e:}g}s. ‘gi":&'erv (;f‘~srf"";: —Michael J. McAuliffe, 31 Sturte- 9 Central Ave. Gales Feiry. ! vant, Durfey. 2 ames M. R FD Frank do. McHaleg Yantic, alph A. Hurlbut. Gales Ferry. D, Hirter, 155 Oliaban- Agnew Smith, 119 McKinley Ave 1 Norwich, R. F. 3 l'l;\;‘ k J. Toomey, -53. North —>Michael J. Rvan, 144 West Town ‘William W, Leonard, 12 Julian. Z —Charles T.. Tracy 16 Spalding. To 2 ! m R F.D. 1. e L racy, 16" Spalding. | 767 —Predericic Durr, . 22 Medlterra- e —Heney L. Armstrong, 2 Hinkley Furabell 5 Hil. 2631—Theodore Marcha ot N e Clarence A. Range:, 480 Bos- e ey Manchand, oo J. D Wik g well Ave. 2682—Johm W, #t, R, D. o 29—Charles E. Taylor, 3 Wijtiams. | 2683 Fugone H. Bunnell, 14 Hunt- Walter B. Crooks, 441 'Laurel| ington Ave . THI] Ave. 2684—Henry J. Amochowski, 43 ‘Roose- William B. Woods. § Stanton velt Ave. i derick O, Thutam, 38 Frank A ichard s 1.p|258—Teon: 3L Colver R F.D.:1 50 st P Tattville ie, 13 South A 2¢87—Charles Walms D. : & = .' i $—Joseph’ A. Ciark, R. F. D. 6. 1. Brodeur, Merchants | 26s0—Rrnest J. Morgan, R. F. D. 1, TEAMING and TRUCKING | Taftville. Gales Ferry 3 2555—Alder Bou Ve S 7 -12690—N 3 o 2 2. SONE VEBT ERARPILY RNR A -,nnv’ ouley 14 South' A, Taft- |2690—obert 1. Henderson, R F. D REASONABLE PRICES . 34 South A, jam AL Gray, R. . D. 6. e Benjamin ¥, Caswell, Mystic, -R. ARTHUR H. LATHROP R F.D 4 ; Shaie 17 Skinner, 19 Scotland - —— 20 South A, " J. Machie, 63 Otrobando “iville. m«’rh Iletcher. 41 Norwich-Ave. la tin Durr, 7 Lathrop Ave. homas J. McVeigh, corfer Oak- & ol|1‘|\ J. Laporte. 49 S. A, Taft- ridge and Vall ! e 198 CNff. & » Routhier, 14 1-2 South C, Sanford, 77 Sc 1 Taftville. cis ' Caulfield, {17 F -Andrew Konicki, Occum, 2700—Herbert O. Morrison, 63 West ameés. Clifford. ~dericl Taftville. Lafreniere, 49 Seventh Main, -'604-—&1 B !nm’hm 65 Uni wrence D. 5 lon Barrett, R. F. _;tos—qcuhhh J. Gluawn, 106 Oak- ms—u-mmu A, Kmmdy, 137 Or- 27 Sherman. MMWAN 138 ’GY—M I Mfl_ 182 Central 386 Central aB—.Tohn P Ilblc'kl 4“4 ohnnon, ’158—-‘Alec M&tm 164 .m—Edwufl A.'Kozlowski, 4 Central 58—Alberf Henry LeBlanc, 7 Oak. 9—Henry Covey, 47 Ave. 760—Charles M, Shannon, 254 Broad 2762—William J. 104 Fr: 2763—Edward C. (l}l:iyn kaankum Broad- ""IM—Jmms T. Redmond, .GS—FEHX Zonkoski, 156 School. 276'S—Glowtnnl Ricomlh‘ "3’ Frankkn 2767—John R. Gregson, 116 Broad. 2i§8—Lawrence R. 'Bngue, 214 Laurel © Hiil-Ave, * 2769—Charles S. Norton, 42 Lafayette ’;’,O_thl erick S, ‘Long, Deél-Hoff ho- aF A 2711—James E. McCauley, 17 Vine. 27%2—John D. Lee, 33 Clff. 2775—James 7, Blfl:le 50" Summe; 57 2774—George H. Fensiey, 51 ‘Di 2775—Clarence A. Marsh, 54 Sheturket ms—mmcmel Al . Hvuhhin. 191 'Bos- u’l"—scott W, Look 27 Linden ' Pl!‘k- ..:7!—Ifluis Nelkin, . 121 Franklin. 779—Joseph A. *Green, 423 Main, Z'SO—Jimes anro, 75 Norwich ¢ Ave., Taftville. 232 Franklin. 2781—Antonio Antonelli, 2782 Smfley F. ‘Bogdanski, %0 Asy- lum. "'ss-—Deme.mos L. Franklin. Cuntanes, e £ 2784—Frank B. Decker, 105 Baltic. 2 ka—(jeorge L. Blair, 30 Smmymde ve. 2786—TFrank Way, 61 Otrabando Ave. 2787 Philip B. Whaley, Mediterranean 2388—William Witte, 17 Bliss Place. '|2789—John J. Fenton, 42' Fountain. 2790—Henry Hurst, - Everett. s 2;91~§{e'qrge J. Coulopoulos, 4 West ain. 2792—Stanislaus Warakomsky, 120 No. ain, 2793—Arthur E. Fenton, 163 CIift. 2794—Charles F. T. Mehl, 55 Union. 2795—Irving A. Kelley, 21 Sunnyside Ave. i 2796—Harry L. MacDougald, kins Ave. 97—Charles H. Barber, 99 Lafavette 98—Arthur McGeoron, - 88 Roésevelt Ave. 93—John A. Scott. 65 Prospect. 2800—William G. Ferguson, 138 Pros- 25 Per- pect. {ithael J. Murphy, 38 Summer., Louis Mintz, 83 School. 03—Joseph H. Sheridan, 49 Freeman Ave. 2804—Carlo DePucchio, 54 North Main 2805—Andrew 1. Pora, 122 Yantic. 2806—James J. Dennis, 61 Boswell Ave. 2807—George W. :Carroll, AJr. 267 Broadway i 2808—Joseph O. Eibeau, 5 St.. Taftville. 2809—Wilfred Beauchemin, A., Taftville. g Paradis, Taftville, 811*10= ph Savijnac, 7 South Frent, ille. 2812 South Front 56 South Ave., unter's Taftville. Joseph Lucier, Taftville. 2813—Joseph A, Galbois,’ , Taftville. J. Coffey, ‘R, F. D. ! ag North A, Hunter's Gadbm 3 Hunter’s Ave,, 2816—William T. Gagnon Pratt's Ave., Taftville. 2817 5 2819—Theodore Fontaine, Versailles. 0—Michael J. Finnegan, 5 Sherman. Vincenzo Pastore, Watrous Ave. 'ohn Anton. 45 Grove. radford N. Durkee, 116 Broad- way. 28 ‘47“8115\1‘ D. Abendroth, 77 Union. 2825—Walter J. Gibbons, Box G. 2826—Arthur W. Yerrington, - Laurel Hill Ave. 2827—James R. Jacobson. 79 Fairmount | 2828—James J. McCall, 16 Laurel Hill | Ave. ~Percival W, Chapman, 86 Mec- Kinley Aye) ‘Paul Tatro, 178 W. Thames: 2—Tloyd G. Hall. 18 Hamlin. 2834—Jacob Zimmerman, 17 Boswell . 322 Franklin. 4 N. High, iam H. McGuinnis, 167 Thames. 2435—William T. Dayenport, 19 Willow w. 2338 Frederick E. Whipple, 62 Hobart ert J. Cantwell, 242 Main. Anderson, ~s44~mmm J. Barry, 43 Reynolds. 3845—James E. Hoben, 641 Broadway. 2846—Ciarence A.- Kinn?@'. R.F..D: 2, Colchester. oles, 78 Boswell Ave. T 2701—Jeremiah J. Murphy, Otrabando | 2g4s- Daniel W. Conlaponlo, 4 West Martin 8. Peterson, 178 Hickory. Ate. dain Cayouette, 1023 Eighth n A. Allen, Jr, R. I D, 8. 2349—Lin R. Dion, Merchants’ Ave., , Washington, D. C. Donahue, S0 Norwich Taftville. " P. Hill, 134’ Prospect. i . . |2850—Henry J. Adams, ®1 North B, F. O'Sullivan, 37 Iitth. | 2704—Thomas F. Hospod, 18 Main St, Tastyilte. T. Sherwood, 97! CHff. Ocenm. 28%51—Joseph - Brunelle, 3 South B, avid . Palsifer. John. L. Kriegel, 51 Providence Jvme ohn B. O'Brien. 3 Winchaser St., Tafiville. Placs, 2706 Hoimidas ulprcn'\d(, 47 So. D T e Edwin A. Moran. 80 Franklin, i 851 2 Be 5 You are sure of PROMPT SERVICE| Jpenion. Dhawt Wi 20T Hd, Sevizny, e s M e r;“fen]ehef e : mes P. Sheridan, nion. : HERE for we have adequate STEAM | 2736 Tames & Murphy, 19 Boxwen | 2705—William R. J. Nolan, R. F. D. 8, |, .~ “'_fl‘rm‘\;in Rt e EQUIPMENT, BEST MATERIALS | Ave. aeaa. orwich Town. i 9857 Herbert 'S. Trask, Gen. -Del. snd the real skill that insures prompt | Mitchell, 5" Rockwelt | 108—Henry Lambert, R. F..D. 3,.Oc- Yantlc, 7 : + H - o~ T ;. " 58— 36 G % satisfactory service. s Walter M., Staubly, 26 Golden. 2710 —Fimest. D, Lusier, Box 177, Ver- e D e e T, J. HEALY, 530—Howard C. Scofleld, 12 CUft. 1, sailles S 3340 William' S. Assemys, 208 Main. " te BId" Rk { 2360—William H. Sanger, 67 Revnolds. muel Trudeau,. 28 North A | So0 ™ o0 %S Belren. 16 Golden arguerite 9 orwich, Ct| 5561 Patrick J. Morley, 301, Washing- St Taftyille 7 Norwich | 2852—Gabriel J. Gregoropoulos, 27 Elm b ok 272 —Arihir Thflow, 67 Norwich (2882 —Catrlel 1. Gregoropoulos %1 2562—Henry C. Hensler, R. . D, 8. e = ‘;iéq—c&:arles J. Domohue, 138 Wash- . 2565—Charles A. Saxton, 329 Washing- *713—Harty Joseph Mills, 25 South |23 inston. ' d e ton. ,-xhfifils,}" Rattunle e N 2865—Paul J. Shannon, 132 Broad. ew Or Urwm 2564—Stanisiak. Bujnowski, 22 Bame, | %7140 e rimeartin, 72 Norwieh | 56" (inton §. Jones, 73 Washington. 25 x Cimochoski, 332 North ve, 'Taftyille. 5367—Jacob Friedberg; 72 Spring. s 2 Viifred J, Mercier, 52° South B St., Taftville. ..;5 —Antoni Koepacki, 9 Fifth. 216—J F. Murphy, 21 South A 2367—Paul P. Calande, 109 Roosevelt Line Ave. o St.. Taftville. A §—John I, Shugrue: 81 North Clisr, | 3717—43r0n" Kivelewitz, 20. Central 3 A Bbo—Josesh T. Camphell, 318 Pros-|y1is George . Nelbert, 65 Siventh. Hart Transportahon Com. foBoitaian Coosipht: 71 Siaan, |F1-—Mjokael P, Krageoree, 27 Nortn —f'harleu E. Gauthier, 40 North Main. 2720—John H. Casey, 50 Sixth. ,7"1——John F. Barry, 16 Goiden. 28%8—Charles M. Tighe,’ 16 Pratt 7569—Joseph J. ‘Wrubel, 11 Boswell Ave. 2870— Paul Bradlaw, 134 Baltic. 2871—Walter Stocks, 161 Franklin. Arthur Morse, 8 Sherman. ohn S. Nagle, 18 Peck. 2874—Charles H. Pierce, 5 terrace. 2875—Berardino .Mtamoura. 1 Thames. Thames 118 Frank- ’_’2-W‘1 J. McClafferty, 65 Pros- | 2876—Stanley Checko,. 184° W. Main, Telephone 1450 g 2 lhflnf i Z 2877—Wasyl Dywonczyk, 180 'W. Main. S i er,, 9 ntic. 9'53—1'\‘3111( TRomano, - Prospect - Park. | 2878—Paul Malerba, 244 Frankiin. 2 nk ¥. Smith. 53- Washington. | 5754 2879—Antoine Collinet, 43 Green Ave. i Leaves Chelses Dock Norwich, | 557i—fames G, Wincheater, 112 Riv- b = o amer 107, P Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays| er_Ave. "25—“3“:9:' Konos 143 Hickory. |2881—Fortunato Pedace, 28 School. at5pm 2i -John T Lafferty, 240 Yantic. |5 26~Boleslaw Nfiwk. 47 Russel | 2882—Wiliiam H. Jennings, 180° Laurel . 2577—TFrank A. Bliss, 60 Washington. Hill Ave. Leaves New York, Pier 55, East River | 2576—Max Robinavich, 36 Williams. |, Z-—Jahn E. Rogers, 40 School. 2883—Frederick C. Blanchard, rear 185 ¢ Mondays, - Weonesdays and Fri. | 52c0—Theodore Lowenberger, 10 Main. {5738 James, H. Dunn, 1§ Church. Franklin, s ToT S 2680 libberd R. Norman 109 Sachem 4,29‘(‘}'3,,“! Jacoboni, 138 Chestnut. | 2834—James L. Case. 7 Warren. ¥ 2 ) co, 210 Broadway. |2730 Vincenso Mingola, 2342 Franklin | 28%—Charles FL. Chase, 11 X. Main. F. V. KNOUSE. . Agent. |- .—.{{ohn T.- Winters, 50 Union, §1i—John J. Cummings, 54 Shetucket | 2§36—Robert ‘A. Frost, 125 Thames. Lo 0scoe. A. Norcross, Ledyard. 12— Kyrt ‘Seifert, R. I, D.w 8. 28%7—David Blum, 68 Asylum. 2584—Tarry H. Marsters, Ledyard, 3—Leonidas P. Balti§, 148 Franklin, | 2888—Francis A. Pike, 21 Fanning Ave 2585—Rufus W, Turfoutt, Ledyard 134—Melyin §. Robinson, 21 Hill. 2889 —yman Zeirler, 57 Maple. s gl’r—%l;“v\ f Ashbey, 111 Broad 2785— Wil J.. Cote, 35. Lake. 2899—Felix Bartnicki, 532 N. Main. ~ e lam 1. Now is the time to find 2726 Edward- 0. MeVeigh, 15 Hill. 2737—Felix J. Keenan, 18 Cu :out how gOOd the Fa"s 20!"—5};’:; W.. Heller, 181 North w,.xfi‘rgx‘v]:nk Covello, 198 CHff, 2759—Frederick T. Copp, 30 Cliff. 2740—William - M. Eastwood, Jr, : ‘ashington. ,.él—Fdwzni Aloyious 2380—Harry A. Rlerce, 64 Broadway. 2591—John Thomson, -88 Fountain. 2 “"-ga.nlel F. Driscoll, 38 1-2 North 9 “ Auto Paint Shop will paint " your auto. FALLS AUTO PAINT SHOP {1] Burns, 1218 595—Stanley G. Rigoponlos, 37 Lake. 594—Stanislaw = Linnik, 253 North Main. 2595—Churles Lehto, Yantic. 2sas—sme- J. Desmiond, 70 Wuhmx- _D’A—Mffed E. IAMMne 26 Cedar.. .. ”593~James W. McGrath, 85 Frank- 2745—“:‘“(;43 C. Bidwell, 749—)‘“’11&01 J. Kirby, 57 Church. thur B, Norton, 227 Broadw; 2590 m % 2'4!—- xllinmél'o Mcngh' Jr., ’ s, nk C, M\‘d E‘rlnk Robbin: 51 Sherman Street 200—Claudina Y. réncmn. ey M—Amld Deum-o 58 Cedar. airemont a2 "HMAlbert Frands Sentt, 58 Boswell Ave. ve. 2743—Alfred Hemault, 35 Hobart Ave. 2744——H’=rwnod B. Dolbears, 60 War- 8 Broadway. 2391—Joseph Gurley, 428 N, Main. 2892—Frederick L. Dawes, 5 N. Thames 2893—Edward J. Trechette,. 35. South A., Taftyille. 2804 Touis F- Ducharme, 3I South A, Taftville. 28%5—Cari W. Benson, Box 85, sailles, Occum. 2896—Joseph T. Benoit, 37- South B, Taftville. q 2897—Herbert W. Lucas, 43 Broadway. 2898-—Joseph E. Burns, 99 Willlams. 2899—Royal G. Hoimes, 25 Slater Ave. 2900—George R. Brown, 65 Union. 2901—John P. Ryan, Box 476. 02—Brendan F. Sullivan. 72 School. 2805—Arthur.W. Barber, 99 Lafaveite, 2a04—Carroll M. Spalding,. 326 . Main. 2903—Lawrence J. Stanley, 60 Wash- Ver- 29 761—James P. Downy, 51 North CHff n. ZSQl—Pa.m\ gl § tnmvun @sigm 8. 2912 —Ado musta, 72 High, sus—-nem Saynkowski, 1{ Rose. p*o—f’wha&.suw Marchinick, 184 W. 0, 291-1—Jaunb M, Smncoweki Yl'.mk o Roddy .. 2923 Henry.G. Siegel. 96 Mechamc 2824—Harald T. _Jahnsan, 25 Geer Ave. 2825—Robert: Jenkins, 7 High.' ‘28026—Joseph R. Meller, 71 Mapie. 2927—PRhilip L.’ Ouellet, 172 Elizabeth. zns«-aerbnt £ Wilfims, RF, D 2529 —Wali Casey, Hig] ’930—‘Ch‘lfle.s H. Cmfldfll ,4!0 Asvlum MéCormick, 280 ‘West to, 96 ‘High. 2933—Frank Bakyo, 5 Thames. 2934—Frank S. Sowa, 3§ Thames. 2¢35—Harry Hankin, 12 Aqueduct. 2936—Pasquale Scrima, 21 Thames, 2987—AXxel E. Johnson, 25 Geer Ave 2938—Davig - H. Sirkin, 197 ‘'W. Majn. me—ffi”mt H. Willey, 42 Asylum. 2040-—Moses. W. Meyer, 224 W. Main. 2841—Simon Mandell, 44 ] 2942—Ralph W. Patrick, 4 2943 Alhert 'W.: Beebe, 2944—Elmer G n‘ukzu. 1 imer. *94»—11“1:5 ‘A ’Spalding, 443 Hamu- ton 2946—Frank E. Fitch, 24 Hedge Ave. 2947—Isaac: Cmma-, 25: York Ave., 3 144 2948—Bromislaw J. . Tamulewicz, 5 Talnian. M—Gwrge ‘H. W.'“Anderson, Corn- ZSSO—'E_‘fink c ‘Delgade, 117 Talman. 2952—Joseph 'C, Deigado, 164 'l‘a.lman. 2953—Paul Antdofian, 445 1-2° 2954—Ralph Riecnrflme 183 '!':Jman. 2855—Joseph C. Payton, 494 Main. 2956—Warren 'W. Chapman, 12 Stanton 2057—Constantenos H. .Efstrateén, 1 2% - W. 305 Washms- Quinn, 2959—Jon F, Savage, 12 Cottage Ave. 2960—Leonard E..Harris, ' Jr, 293 W. Main, 2361—Joseph P. Lyons, 47 Thames. 2962—Adelbert S. Armstrong. 42 Peck. 2963—Bernard T, Fritz, 6 Dunham. '2064—Peréy S. Duckworth, 183 High. 2965—Battista Faligani, 161 Mt. Pleas- ant. 2966—Joseph Bonino, 18 s Thames, 2987—Joseph Bn.chwsm 36 Thames. 2968—Jan Walko, 31 Cove. 2369—John" Czulada, 5 Cove. 2970—Kasirnietz \owsadkc, 17° North Thames. .~ i2971—Joseph. D. Harris, 283 W. Main. 2872 Geri. Votonvich. 20’ Cove. QU never have MULE will pot irritate or ing and refreshing tion odors. than soap. cleanse it, if you use BO-RAXO. The - pure pewdered Borax in its rich lather dissolves away grease, grime and dirt withouat rubblng And - < Bath and Toilet Powder many hand cleaners do, becanse the mildly antiseptic properties of the Berax soften and heal. Also delightfully cleans- bath. Removes perspira- ‘At All Bealers Soid only in convesieat, sani- tary sifter-top cams for indi- § vidual use. More economical w to scrub the skin to EAM = roughen the skin as in the 2973—John ‘E. Marry, 178 Thames. 2974—Jerry Ferri. West Main. 5—Saul A. Safemowitz, 68 Asylum. 976—John Leivich, £ Herbert. 2977—Fred H. ‘Gay, 36 Yantic. 2978-—John Dumbroski, 270 2979 —Ighat - M olewicz, 98 High 80—Loui Sardinsky, §0 Maple. .981~i\:ipho)as ‘B." Sullivan, 343 Frank- in. 982—George . Letender, 4 Franklin. 983—Emil M. Fox. 43 MecKinley Ave. 984—Andro K. Prifty, Yantic. 2985—Louis T. Cassidy, 48 Main, "DSG—E‘ jah B. Morgan, 12 Rogers Ave fer W, Kelluer, 49 Washing- ton. 2988—Robert E. Huntley, R. F. D, 2089—Albert F. Myels, 42 St. Regis. 29%0—William Barry, 70 North CIiff, ._O'Connor, Franklin. 2992—Thomas P. McCune, 107 McKin- ley Ave.: 2983—Norman W. Colt, 24 Summer. 188 Franklin. \orwnch North CIliff. 293 Washing- ,9ss—xteh~< Labrie, 195 Yantic. 5000—Joseph H. Cantwell, R. F. D. 7. GALES FERRY Mts. ‘Morgan G.. Bulkeley of Hart- ford, state chairman-of the National Woman’s Liberty Loan committee, has appointed Mrs. Billings [ dall chairman of the woman's com- i mittee for the town of Ledyard in co- operation to act with William I. Allyn the chairman of the men’s committee of.the town. A house to house can- vass in the interest of the Liberty loan is to: be made and the following committees have been. appointed :for the several sections: Miss Alice Sat- terlee, ‘Mrs. Walter M. Buckmgham, Miss Jennie G. Perkins, Mrs. J. niund Norman, Miss: Mildred B, PlerCE Miss Evelyn E. Whipple, Mrs, Billings T Ave Mrs. James A, Stoddard, Mrs. Jonr Casey, Mrs. Charles Geer. Mrs. Carl’ H, T)lefl Mrs. . Charl Grey, M's. Austin Lamb, Miss O] Ro{,'efi, Miss Nellie Geer, Mrs. Le ie Grey, Mrs. John Finnegan, Mrs, ¢ Main, Mrs, Fred E. Richards and \‘lr S, A. Cook. Rev. Benfamin H. Clark, ‘whe went to Camp. Zachary Taylor from the submarine base five weeks ago, re- ceived his chaplain it rank of first lieutenant in the S. army last Thursdav and \Irs Clark, who has béen in New York, rived in“the villagé Wedxn: N range her business d@irs nere befors jalning her husband at Louigsville, K Rev. Mr. Clark was Y.'M. C. A wi fare se¢retary at'the ‘base for eight months" previous fo-leaving for Camp Taylor and with Mrs. Clark-.occupied the ' Hilton 'cottage 'in’ the ‘village for the sumimer. ‘Miss Ruth M. Lawson, daughter of Station Agent George E. Lawson and Mrs. Lawson has- enlisted as a yeo- raanette “in the: naval reserve force and began her duties at the submirine base last week. ¢ The sale of nine war tificates; and 57 thrift stamps ing to °$52.05 from Sept. 11 to 16. is reported by Postmaster D. R. Povey at the local post office. Mr, and ‘Mrs.'J: Frank Corey and Misses’ ‘and Grace Hilton with their brother, Charles. Hilion; closed their cottage on the Bluff ‘TLesdzn' and returned to their home, in Norwich. “The school - children of, the town of Ledyard;held a. fair’ Saturday at Led- vard Cenfer; the affair being arranged by the ‘teachers cf’ ihe.several schools und the supervision' of Supervisor ;r Lowell of Norwich. Anexhibit of the work of the past season done by the chifldren included vegetables raised, fruit ‘and vmt&hles canned by them: also an, exhibit " of livestock. Miss Bertha ‘Hallock of: Norich, who hos' chatge of the Junior chib work ‘of the counfy made an address. Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins ‘and ' her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Birch: of the' vil- Jage ani Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Per- kins of "Brier Hill, -Groton, with FEd- gar Chapman of Groton, were at a dinrter ‘party at the home of their rel- atives, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Chapman of Norwich Town Tuesday. The family .of Mr, and Mrs. Rich- ard ‘Chase of Long: Cove are improv- ing .after seyual dflr: 1llness withy =TiD. Mr. and Mm' 'Dvmtt Bmcq, also of the Long section, are ill, Mr. Bruce thh what is behe‘sd to be grip. J. Pdmund \orma.n Has been ill with influenza since last Friday. He is im- proying, but has a high® tempéerature. Lester: Hurlbutt, who is in_the em- ploy of the New Haven railroad, is very il with' the influenza at his home oal'the ‘Néw Lemden rosd. \ o NORWICH TOWN Sergeant Harry Kelly who has been visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelly of Town street left Saturday evening to report for a duty a: Camp Wadsworth, Spar- tanbu South Carolina the first of the week. modern warfare to our boy Kelly was born in Haydenviile, Ma: Dec. 9, 1357, and has been a resident of Northampton for twenty-five years. He was graduated ; from Williston Seminal Easthampton, in the class of i909. He has seen service in Mex- Sergeant ico. as he enlisted two years ago last June and immediately left for the can border where he did police A year ago this month he left ance, where he remaited until transferred ‘to the United States a short time ago. Sergeant Kelly who was six months in, the trenches, nar- rates some interesting experience: Last Tuesday he gave a brief talk New Salem, Wednesd: at Easthamp- ton and Thursday he spoke in three different places in Northamptfon, the last of which took place at the Elke’| Home, he bzing a popular member of the Elks lodge. At one of these gath- | erings he held the attention of a thous- and- listeners., Frevious to entering the service Sergeant Kelly'was a newspa- per writer of ability. He is wearing two gold stripes on the left sleeve, which denotes one year of service in the war zone, a stripe for each six months. In case of being wounded a gold stripe for each wound would be placed on the right sleeve. His gold watch is badly discolored from the of- fects of gas, and has ceased to run. Brevities. Troop No. 5 Boy_ Scouts bave dis- tribpted all Liberty. bond posters given them in the vicinity-of Norwich Town Annie Cook of Providence, who has bcen visiting friends on .Laurel Hill, ‘was the guest Friday of Mrs. Jonathan Smith of Town street, Nellie Lyons of Northampton S ting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelly of Town street. Miss Esther Sullivan of Boston, who also has been their guest for several days returned Sun- day. Mrs. Charles Barrows of Town street left Saturday for Stafford Springs, called there by the death of Mr. Bar- dows' sister, Mrs. Filec Barrows. The funeral will be held Tuesday and rel- atives and friends from this place will attend. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Thurston ahd daughter. Ida. returned Friday to their home on Town street, after spending three months at their cottage at Quonocontaug Beach, Friends of Sidney Smith were pleas- ed to see him out Sunday. He has been ill for several days at his home on Washington street. FITCHVILLE ‘Mrs. McGin of Providence, R. L, is spending several days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Kingberg- l T. Mrs. W. D. Hetherington is spending her daughter in Maine. There are scores of cases of Span- ish ~influenze around the village. Srarcely a family is without a case or more and it {s with difficulty that physicians from Norwich can be se- cured. At the Fitchville Baptist church Rev. W. D. Hetherington, pastor, Sun- day. Sept. 29th, at 11 a. m., ‘the sermon was delivered by the pastor at 12.15 m. He will act as instructor in | The Bible school was Hheld at 2.30 p. m Services were heid in Lebanon Bap- tist meeting house. At 8 p. m. ther( were services at Fitchville. Thursday, October 3rd. at 7.30 p m. there will be a C. E. meeting an¢ church conference at which the dea- cons are to be presemt. Christidn En- listment Week is of great importance and needs the best endeavors of eact and all. | ONECO Mrs. Leo Demington was in Center- ville Thursday. ss Ada Marriott of Providenc spent the week end af irer home herc Mrs. Wright Mellor of Centervillc visited relatives here last week. Wi | Mrs. ht Mellor, Mrs. Jos. Haw- kins and Miss Emma Ha s were in Moosup, Frida: ? Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hawkins ‘2 Jeseph Hawkins, Jr. called on friend: on Sterling Hill, Sunday. George Potter spoke at the M. T church Sunday evening very inter- estingly on his Y. M. C. A. secretarial work at Chelsea, Mass. Mrs. R. B. Marriott is {1l Vincent Hawkins left for Storrs Training camp. The Ladies’ Aid Society met Wed- nesday afternoon with Mrs. Henry McWay. Mr. and Mrs. Charies Baton Rich- ard Sherman, Angeline Sherman, Mrs. Tred Whitford and children, Margaret Tanner and Mrs. H. Dixon attend- ed Brooklyn Fair Wednesday. COVENTRY A very interesting historical page- ant was given Wednesday evening at the Second Congregational charch in connection with Coventry grange fair. The program was under the direction of Mrs. Sidney H. Foale. One hundred and thirty-five people took part. The divisions were as follows: The Pilgrim Trathers, 1860; Colonial Dames of 1776; Abraham Lincoln and slaves of 1861, closing with a company of Civil war veterans from Manchester. After leaving the platform, the veterans stood under their flag while the audi- ence sang Marching Through The Spanish war of 1338 was repre. sented by a company of sailor girls from Vernon. The next was 1917, the i present war, with the frags of the al- lies, and fimishing with Coventry's Own, the Home guard. The future was represented by the Boy Scouts of Manchester, Little. Farmers, Junjor 'Red Cross and Little Mothers. The jfinal scene was an elaborate tableau showing the Statue of Liberty sur- rounded by the allies. THe church was well filled, seating 230. { GRISWOLD Miss Bertha Geer, who is teaching in East Hartford, spent the week end with her mother and. brother at Maple Grove farm. Victor Campbell’ and family are Il with influenza. James Crary is reported ill Georze Norman is under the care:of the doctor with influenza | i 1 Wednesday Miss Flora Holmes is much im- proved. Roy. Holmes is taking a turn with the prevailing epidemic. T. Fred Edmond refurned last week from a two weeks’ it with relatives an@l friends in Brookhaven, N. Y., Wa- terbury and Hartford. The gossip is never so happy &8 when she is relating a tale of love. GREETING CARDS. Keep Up the Christmas Spirit with a message of cheerfulness. Do it with HOLIDAY It seems early to think of Holiday Cards but it is none too early to make your selections. OUR STOCK IS NOW AT ITS BEST DO IT NOW The Cranston Co