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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13

KENoSHA, Wis. May is.--H. Il
Stein says he is the owner OF thu
smallest dog in the world. This -
tinction for kenosha came with tn
advent of a toy black and tan pup
py. which tipped the scales at two
ounces. The mother dog and ancthP
err pup died and the lightweiH)
champion survivor Is taking
nourishment from an eye-droppcr&
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roRcnp TO aELL

Highly Improved AZ Acre Ranch
HfcH BLACK SOIL
TROUT HTHisAM
New broom bungalow. barn, ga
rage; g chicken houses; new
woodHh.d; watcrhouac. ana tank.
Water piped from spring, by
dfauiic ram.
Part ~ bottom land seeded 10 grain
plenty ~ berries young bearing
orchard. blocks from high
school IN nice country town. EHc-
rlfice FOR $4,000 81 900 cash. bal.
hnce easy rhlin. $50 Lumber
Exchange Bldg
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o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

$500 CASH. BALANCE
t2k monthly. Established cleaning
and pressing business: fine store
building. with cleaning shed IN
rear OF lot g0xi00; on main thoro-
for an energetic couple. This IN
an unaucEtionabie bargain. and
this offer IL for few days only.
Quick possession given. Chambers.
t9Sf Rainier ave. at Genesce st.
open Sundays and all times.
A SNAPS ROOMS HoUSEk EEP-
ing. all full. $500 full price. $3.50
cash by owner. sii Second ave
~ Take Aloha car.
SHOE SHOP FOR SALE. GOING
AWAY lie l. Pine
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70 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

ron RENT-s ACRES POTATO
land free Team. tools. house.
wood. water furnished. Plenty
work whom not engaged with crop.
Bart Hshir. Monroe. wash.
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DIES OF APOPLExY

ST, PAUL, May ia man red
teed ms X. Il. Cox, Portland. Cd
died of apoplexy shortly after I
tering his room AT local hotel.
railroad ticket indicated he had ia
come from Portland.
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g ACRES. $500
$50 CASH, $40 PER MONTH

All good. level land handy 90 in
tefurban and auto stage. with
service every hour. one ~ the
best bargains We ever offered,
Every tract In this addition the
same price Go with rs to-
morrow You'li buy this " you
want land or not. It's less than
half price.
AAsEN a SEXTON co
1910 First Ave. Phone Elliott t3fI
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vELfE c-cYL.. 5-PAss.. MEcHAN-
icaily perfect. Can be had for $3.50
cash or terms.
Used Car Emporium. 18th & H. Pine.
/ HAVE 2 CAD1LIACS. / ROAD
ster: late 1917. S2250. four
pass. late model. $1,000. Peoples.
1921 10th ave.
FORD ROADSTER AND TOURING
cars. sz75 and $500
Used Car Emporium. 18th u u. Pine.
MR. AUTO OWNER, III YOU WANT
to sell your car, bring IL to 1871
10th ave. sec Peoples.
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FARM LANDS
DO you WANT LANDF
- NnIF NO

DO you WANT LANDr
II YOU DO
HERE ARE MANY REASONS WHY
YoU SHOULD BUY 20 ACRES
OF THIS LAND
You can buy now at the very low
opening prices. and longtime pay
mcnts
SIS PER ACRE AND UP
Has no stumps 10 diE out. ana can
be cleared and piowed for SO per
acre Located on the Yakima river
and close 20 town: two railroads.
graded state highway and power
line cross this land; is under gray
ity flow OF government Irrigation
NEST FARM LAND IN STATE
Deep. heavy ash soil. in the district
that has the longest growing sea-
Hon in the Northwest, and the rec
ord crops Located less than
mile from land that retailed Tor
NE HAVE SOLD 10000 ACRES
In the past year TO farmers ana bus
Inesa men. and now is the time 10
buy, before We advance the selling
price. buy now at wholesale
prices. before the spectators Ky
good. level land will make you in
dependent. as prices Will advance
rapidly. See the pictures at our
office Of the land and improved
farms there. We are max seN
oral trips each week to the land.
When buying from us. you save
the agents profit .o
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
owners.
Ga Green Bldg. Main illo'
open Evenings TIL 10
to-ACRE FARM
All fenced: 30 acres In crop; = cows.
l horse and wagons: also al nee
caaary farm machinery 70 handle
place; good bu,ldinss', % sos searang
terms. For particulars, write II.
O. BOX 1923. winlook. Wash,
FARM BARGAIN
30 acres, partly cleared. six miles
from town: on good road; mail
and milk route. Price s2.fOo.
STATE RANK. East StanMood. Mn.
81 FOR SALE--WATERFRONT
PROPERTY
SALT WATER BEACH TRACTS
i00xii3 Feet
Also large VIEW TRACTS. close TO
the BEACH. 60x260 feet, $3.50 to
$3.50; 30 minutes out VIA high Line
boulevard. Beautifully wooded
tract. parked out. ready for use.
Ideal for summer homes and camp
sites.
RoBERT MALTBy Co. zoos 3rd Az,
PRETTY LITTLE BUNGALOW
Down by the Beach
Large lot G0xl32 feet; all In lawn:
nice shade trees; pure spring
water. price $3.50: terms.
ROBERT MALTBy co. zoos srd Az.
IoI WANTED TO BORROW
ABSTRACTS AT kEDUCEp RATES
Money to loan. ITO Third ava
Main 1917. Washington Title Co.
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LOGGED OFF LANDS

t.oos ACRES IN BoUTHWKsT
Washington for sale 10 settlers;
easy terms. no raise In prices. "
per acre and up. Liberty Bonds
taken at par. Write for map show
Ing location. etc.
wEY EHHAEUSER TrNBER co.
TaronIA Bldg. Tacoma. wash
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GREEN LAKE

s.. oo0-A t-HoOM MODERN cor
taEc. with good garage. fine view
lot. close 10 Green Lake station.
GRO. W. iIltL
Green Lake station. kenwood 100.
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FOR sAIE-FURNITuRE

D. FVn S&Ib@t nNbIt mt
NO JU~K-sss LATE STYLE SING
or machine. sse 80. massive library
table: SIS genuine leather dessn-
port. st7s0. two nice leather rock =
ers 20 match. two sxi7 French
wilton rugs. one Administer. two
BRUSSELS. several small rugs large
brass bed. $3.50 tnaftrsHs worth
the pou.vl. two steel beds. very
fine william and Mary bedroom
suite: cheaper dresser and chiffon.
Ter: range and iinoleun. etc. 1881 =
Eighth ave- between pike and
Pine. Elliott 4sss-w
FOR sALf:-ESTfRr FURNITURE
81 HiEhiine Hotel Mt Granger,
Yakima county. Washington. 90
bedroom sets. two pariors. kitchen.
dining room. lobby ard waiting
room. This viii be- sold In suites
or as whole. - phones and
switchboard; also steam heating
plant including radiators and all
plumbing fixtures. hot and cold
water. including bath tubs. wash
stands and toilets and laundry.
For price and terms apply to man
ager Of hotel. Oscar A. Olson.
Granger. wash.
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IMPROVED q ACRES
LOG HOUSE. TROUT RTHEAN
Just OF paved road. level acres,
with bottom and upland, good
sized stream thru lower part ~
place. log house. poultry buildings.
runs, etc also other buildings. a
great deal 81 lumber on tract.
which can be used " anyone
wishes 10 20 IN the chicken huAi-
ness on large Hcalo. convenient 20
public markets People living IN
this district work IN town. Price
81. 800. monthly or quarterly pay
msnfn can be had
BURKE A. FARHAR. Inc.
zos New York Block.
b-AcHE CHICKEN RANCH
f-roon house. chicken house. feed
house. pix house: acres cleared
20 bearing fruit trees. small fruit
OF all kinds. the uncieared land "
surface cleared. and ran be put IN
grain: finn view % mountains and
Sound: on firnt~ciass roads and
close 10 town and school For a
short time only. 1850. 1850 cash.
balance % suit purchaser.
notGi.AS- MORSE co.
fis f.ssry lilds Elliott teas.
IuY REAL LAND
90 acres. level. half mile 60 salt VA .
tor ciose % school, on good rohd /.
30 minutes drive 10 large city.
This Is ali warm. mellow. brown
loan; no rock or gravel. has all
been slanhed and burned; fine ALL
year creek: and only $1,000 for
The 90 acres. on good terms MI
Dahl. Room ~. Downs Block. 7os
second ave
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broom bungalow. ss.soe. tteo cash.
Us month. interest included IN
the monthly payments nice,
modern bungalow. with cement
basement. garaEe: large lot. with
alley; street improvements ~ and
paid for. near car. tsa1e)
KEAN nnOS
sezs Markc, ~ ballard III
Take Ballard Car 10 Market 81
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= NAV SVD FTWAIE HEII'

DIscHARGEn CHIEF CLERK. SAL
wage division seeks an opening
with importing and exporting
house Clerical salesman with
banking and speciality selling ex-
p~rlerce Active. willing and loyal.
Always striving for improvement.
A constant producer. Salary viii
he secondary consideration Ad-
dreza OIL star
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6fScHARGED OvERsEAs soil
fier desires position with rehablc
firm. Profession. mining engineer
VIII consider ANYTHING outside %
profession in which business aoil-
ity and progrcsstvcncss IL essen
sial References. Address o-t@.
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MALE HrIr WANTED

Mo- and children. shaving. IL cents,
Second n, ye-ier. down stars
GUYS Drug store.
~ Yo,r HAVE ANY PLUMBING.
heating or repair work. call Smith,
the plumber. Beacon isii. tsss
Jackson St
WANTED HIGH SCHOOL TOY TO
work after school Apply MI
porohu-. Seattle star.
EANTEn-Two TAiLoRs, NILES
CITY. Mont.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-01
OVER lilo NAMES IN
ARMY HONOR ROLL

Approximately 1,13S names of men
called int the army service are to be
found on the honor roll of the town
of Norwich as follows. those printed
in blackface type indicating men who
have made the supreme sacrifice:
Hunter D. Adams, Micnael ] Adj,
Sarafin Aliarc. George NJ. Allen, Louis
=. Allen. Frank T. Allen, Ward T. AL
ling, Harry w. Allyn, J. Avis, George
H. Auburn. John J. Anderson, Otto
A. Anderson. Frank Andrce. John NJ.
AntonocopouIos, Berton Armstrong;
Henry r. Armstrong, Percy armstrong,
Andre Arsenault, Andrew NJ. Avery,
Jacob AbelInan, Arthur c. Adams,
Jacob Ariewitz. Richard T. Arnold,
Reginald G. Ashley, Frederick Baker,
Benjamin Bendett, Arthur \. Bessette,
Francis C. Bidwell. Lionel Blair,
Joseph R. Bowen. Paul Biadlaw, John
Bromley, Edward L. Brown Raymond
J. Burke, Durlin D. Bushell, Matthew
E. Byrne, Welcome H. Rabbit, Bert
ram B. Bailey, pominic& Bailey, Earl
G. Balquitz, L. Baldassarrc. Johnston
B. Banfield, G.. Baraduci, Burton E.
Baker, Pete~ A. Barber Thomas c.
Barry, Dennis j. Barry, Dominick Bar
her.
Felix G. Barry ]. A. Barry, Michael
Barry, Ernest l.. BartCiTcci, Adolf
Bartoswicwi2g, Abraham Sass, Philip
Raumgartner. Almond Ba2iret, Lucien
8azinet. Frank J. Beattte, Jr., Alfred
Beausoleil, Osias P. Beausoleil, Joseph
Belair, Philip Believien, William Bel
lert Natalie BelIoni. George C. Bell
Michael I. BcHeheur. Oliver VI. Belle
f1eur, Dominick A. Belliveau, Charles
/ Tp,I pa1,
Bennett. T. Eenait Harvie A. Benoit
Alfred II. Benoit Frank G. Benson
George. C, Bel. Peter J. BerHal, D. A
Bernaseoni. Henry ]. Berry. Frank A
Bernier, Ernest J. Bernirr, Hector
Bernier (aviatton), Charles Bertrand
Feter Biolsky William (. Rirge, DR.
John S. BlaCkmar, James Blair, Jr.
John w Blair, Lionel Biaic, George
Bliss, Walter Y. Block, Isndtius Blynn
Nathan BlumenthaL John w, Burnley
| William c. Code, Jr.. Henry Bode
Irving E. Bogue, Louis H. Bogue
! Harold T. Rolande. Louis ]. Bolton
| Hcaam Bandaren. Anthony c. BONN
Jr., Edward L. BONN, William Booth
Fred Boscoe. Irving r. Bottomley
| Joseph Bottomley, Joseph Roucek
| Joseph A. Boutote, Ernest }. Rossey
| I ucio Bove. Dennis J. Bowen, Carlton
S. Bowers, Wm. Boyd far;2tion), Pat
rick J. Bradley, Earl w. Bramble. Mel
| son T. Brancne, Henry Er8ynlan, Jess
| l.. Brayman, Carl Brend robert Brier
ly, Clarence /. Briggs, Benjamin Bris
coe, Frank Britton, joseph ]. c. Broad
hurst, Ferdinand Brodeur. Johl
BRONCO, Joseph Brongao Salvador
BRONCO, Arthur n. Brooks, Fred j
| Brophy, Anne! c. Brosotski. Edwar,
| Brosofski. VIM. T.. Br0scfski, jaime
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-01

P. Callahan, Dr. John w Callahan. Ar
thur F.CampbalL Jr., David Y. Camp
bell Harold D. Campbell, P Caraolanis,
James Carberry, VIM. T. Carberry,
John A. Carbray. Peter j. Carbray,
Emery W. Card, Joseph NJ. Carey,
George w. Carpenter, Paul C. Car
penter VIM. I. Carpenter, John ]. Car
roll, VIM. Carson, William j. Carter.
W. Harrison Caruthers (aviation),
James Carver, Frederick C. Case, Ray
mond B. Case, George II. Casey, John
L. Casey, Joseph Casey, Charles w.
Cassidy (ariation), Daniel Calluci,
Stanislaw Cieslak, Wiersic Cimafiij,
Ernest j. Champagne, Merrill T.
Champlili, Ovila ChancereIle. Albert r.
Chandler Cred Crosse, Chester A
Chapman, Ralph w. Chapman, Robert
S. Chapman. Pe%'ivaI N. Chapman.
William Charbino, John B. Charon,
lie Grand Charter, George A. Chase,
Thomas c. Chase, Antonio Ciccana,
Sarafin Ciliano, David N. Clark, Her
bert n. Clark, Leonard s Clark, VIM.
II. Garrison, Andrew ]. Clendennin,
Fred A. Cloutier, B. Colberg, John ].
Coleman, Patrick Coleman, Dennis
Collins. Thomas J. Collins, Erwin A.
Cohen, Walter F. Congdop, Lawrence
Connelli (aviation), Daniel Connolly,
William Connors. James j, Cook, Web
ster d. COpp, Edward J Corcoran,
Joseph Corcoran, VIM. z. Corey,
Joseph Cormjer, Thomas J. Cosgrove,
Frank S. Cosky.
George E. Counihan, James H.
Craney (avi2t;on), Harold w. Cransl1a,
Wesley Cranska, Leonard F. Cremona,
| (aviation), VIM. H. erosion, Robert z.
Cross, Charles Grove, Samuel Grove
Fred S. Crowell, VIM. L. Cummings
John Curry, Joseph C1;rto, Antoni
Czaplinski, Joseph CzprueR Denison
| r. Caswell Fred P Church, Herbert
nor, Otis L. Conrad, George F. Cook,
James P. Counihan, Edward NJ. Cur
tin, Louis B. Curtin, John H. Curry.
| Michael D'Atri, RoberE Desheffy
Thomas G. Desmond, Harwood B. Dol
heare, Francis p. Donnell$-. John F
Dougherty, George Draper, Adolpt
| Dugas, William o. Dyer. James ]
! Daley, Wactaw Dabrowski, John w
| Dale Stephen Danglowit2, John DAM
| lowicz, kompes Davietelis Arthur F
Davignon, Herman Davisnon, JOSEPH
| Dayan, Felix De Barros, John De
Drummer Raymond A. Decelles, Lee
| Decrassar, Thomas Delaney, Rocco De
Malta. William r. Denlson, VIM. G
| "A. DeuheT, Within I'Gi)elttt, JOnn Z
| Desautels, Patrick J. Desmond, Georg,
Desrosiers, Daniel f. Devine, AIber
H. Dexter, joseph Discro, Thoma:
Dixon, Patrick ]. Donahue, VIM II
Donahue, Patrick T. DonHhue, John c
Donovan, Otis B. Dorsa2, John w
Dougherty, VIM. II. Douglas, Fredll. J
Dowdell, John Downing. jeremiah
Downing. Patrick r. Downing, William
I. Drake, Charles +. Drew Joseph r
| Drew, D. A. Driscoll, Thou@s j, Dris
coll, DR. VIM r. Driscoil. Georg,
Drohan Peter G. Dresser, Thomas j
! Duane, William Dubois, Fred D. Dub
rill, Arthur Dufour, John T. Dunion
Paul B. Ducharme, Timothy J. Dunn
Frank DUR, Henry DUR. Christophe
Dutkowski, Joseph Dydo, William M
DUR.
Nathan G. Eccleston. (aviation), Os
car c. Eccleston. Thomas /. Enr:ght
Fred Ensling, Clarence Epps, Fine
F. Ericsson, John 7. Evans, JOIN
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-01
Honor Roll.
NAVY NAMES ON ROLL
TO NUMBFR OE o75


The following o75 names of mon in
the navy service are on The Nory-icb
homer roll. names in bIacl5 face 30
indicating those who have made The
supreme sacrifice. -''''' liz
George ri, Adams Lawrence 7
Ahearn. CHRISTOPHER G. Alien Hora 90
n, Allen George A Anderson Po oi a.,
]. Applebv Thomas 7 AT ''u,1, l'0'ei
Francis p Parry Jobn W Eorr,,o1,
DeIloyd e. Beebe, Howard p Pen
ianin Pav,rond TT po~oi+ I,,+.1lc
n RentIev Harold RantIny, o-,.,e,i ioe
w. Biurstrom George p Boon l1'' AI T'aI[
II Rowe Daniel Z Rowan -' r TO-
Briscoe Alien Brou,n Ion,os P trIi1 -
Leon Rrnnsner trancis BTo1, % 't WY ne
liam Rnrpese '''->-'' l'''eN''S' " IL
lanes = cal,,ine Tar-roDoo co.4
wei Edward r Gre, H. H., - OH :
carrier Georga A Cass 2i ~. y
Cassidy Charles C,barhonrooIT u r. -
Charhonneau Fror,, u Ca1i-;I,- ~ q
rick I Collins hIovis IT ' Hharoo = a
Ohio Chase amos p Ghos 80 P Eciahi
IT Church Jeffrev y t 80, l fJa'r,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-01

LEROY A. SWAN,
Lieutenant, Aviation Cores,
Killed in flight at Wilbur Wright Fly.
ing Field, Ohio, June 10.
JOHN ULANovIcH,
Priv. Co. E, 102nd Infantry.
Died in France, July %.
WILLIAM M. DURR,
Priv. Co. B, 4th Infantry.
Killed in action in France, July %.
HARRY PAPPAGALLo.
Priv. Headquarters Co., 1o2nd Infantry
Killed in action in Franco, July %.
ROBERT o. FLETCHER,
Serst. Major, 56th Artillery.
Died in France of wounds, Aug. IS.
PETER eALLAN,
Private, Co. L. 18th Infantry.
Killed in action in France, Sept. IA.
WILLIAM TANkIEWlCZ,
Priv. Co. L, 18th Infantry.
Killed in action in France, Sept. IA.
ARTHUR P. SCHULZ.
Priv. Co. M, 315th Infantry.
Died in France of pneumonia, Sept. %,
JAMES j. NEVINs.
Seaman U. S. S. Seneca.
Lost at Sea, Sept. q.
WILLIAM BRAULT,
Priv. Medical Replacement Unit,
No. %.
Died at Camp Merritt. N. j., Sept. 26.
THOMAS P. JOHNSON,
Killed in action in France, Sept. 28.
DoMINlCk BARBER,
Cook, Battery D, 119th Field Artillery
Killed in action in France, Sept. 2o.
RAYMOND E. GIBSON,
na+a l..
Mass.
Died of pneumonia at Boston, Oct. I,
WILLIAM A. WEEDEN,
Corporal, Fore Hamilton, N. Y.
Died of pneumonia at Fort Hamilton,
Oct. 2.
ERWIN A. COHEN.
Priv. 9Th Regt., 75th Co., Marines.
Killed in Action in France, Oct. 5.
FREDERICK 3. 4ASLER,
Machinist's Mate, End class, U. S. N
Died at New London of pneumonia
Oct. q.
RICHARD Z. HoURIGAN.
Priv. Co. B, 9Th Separate Battalion
Marines.
Killed in action in France, Oct. a,
WILLIAM E. PERRY,
Officers Training Camp.
Died of pneumonia at Camp Lee, Va.
Oct. 5.
JAMES RI. PERRIN,
! Priv. Co. C, 546th Service Battalion
/ Died in France of pneumonia, Oct.
NAPOLEON LAMBERT,
/ Priv. Isl Ennineers.
Died in France of pneumonia, Oct. 8
! EDWARD F. SMlGlEL.
Seaman, IT, S, S. 1iIdeua-de
Died at New London, of pneumonia
! Oct. 8.
WALTER j. WOO0MANSEE
Corporal, 301st Machine Cur Eattatic'
Died in France of pneumonia, Oct.
ANTHONY FERRARO.
Died in France, Oct, 10.
RUFUS H. STANTON.
Seaman, Merchant Marine,
Died in Norwich Of pneumonia, Oct. Il
/ CHARLES W. WILEY,
| Warrant Machinist, Steamer HERNIA
Frasch, Lost at sea, Oct. II.
JAMES T. MORRISON,
| Priv. 23rd Co.. eth Battalion.
Died of pneumonia at Camp Uptor
Oct. II.
ARTHUR sCHOFIELD,
FriV. 23rd Co.. Infantry. stn R.,+tailc~
Died of pneumonia at Camp Upton, \
Y, Oct. II.
FRANK 8. WILCOX,
Corporal, Co. /, 3O7th infantry.
Died in France, Oct. 10. 1918.
ANTHONY C. BONN, JR..
Srgt., Co A. 3olst Mich. Gun Ra&tI'
Died in France, of pneumonia, Oct. Il
a MICHAEL j. MURPHY,
Priv. Infantry, Camp GreenIeaf, Ga
Died of pneumonia at Camp Greenlea
Oct. IS.
JAMES CARVER,
Priv. Co. B, 102nd Infantry.
. Killed in action in France, Oct. 25.
IRVING E. BoGUE,
. CORPORAL, f02nd Infantry
Died in France, of wounds, Oct. rs.
ERNEST j. BoSSEY.
Srgt Co. K, End Battalion.
Died of pneumonia at Fdrewood Arse
nal, Md, Oct. %.
DONALD FRASER,
Driver, French MaIlet Reserve,
Died in France of pneumonia, Nov. I
, WLADISLAW SzBALlNSKI,
b. Priv. Co. x, 3o7th Infantry
r Killed in action in France, Nov. II
CHARLES ZDANCEWICz.
Priv. Co. C, 327th infantry.
:, Killed in accident in France, Nov. /
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-01

Evans, Heigo f. Ericsson, Albert ].
Exiey, Manley w, Eastwood.
E Cornelius A. Falvey, Joseph J. Far
rell, Peter j. Farrell, Imbert Fellows,
Robert F'ensley, Albert Fiore. Charles
7. Fish, William H. Fitzgerald, Ar
thur H. Fitzgerald, John I. Fitzpat-
rick, Frank Fitzmaurice Robert o.
Fletcher, James L. Fleming, VIM. l.
Fletcher, Jr., James j. Flynn, John
=. flynn, Donat &. Fourier, Wilf-ed
tournier, Homer Fraser, Ernest Ere
Ghetto, Horedore A. Fregeau, Joseph
trincona, Frederick A. FriswelI (avi-
atom, Andrew Frohmander, William
q. Frohmander, David Frost, George
Fulton, Donald Fraser, Paul Tanning.
Thomas NJ. Flynn, Pierre Fourier
Charles W. Frink
Peter GaIIan, DR.. Paul F. Gadle.
Francis Gadle, DR.. Leslie T Gager,
Arthur J. Gagnon, Julian B. Gale, Ell
mer K. Gallup, Arthur Ganieur,
George A. Garypie, Thomas Gauthier,
Albert H. Gebrath (aviation). Freder-
lex H. Geer, Herman G. Gehr, Floyd
r. Gelino, John H Gembel George J.
Genereux, Jack Geno, Charles H. Gev-
| ers, Vincenzo S. Gerrnano. Chas. ].
Gesinowski, Raymond E. Gibson, Ed
ward j. Gilchrist. George H. Gilman
| (aviation), Alfred Gladue. L. P. Ola
due, John S. Gleason. Frank H. Gley,
Alfred A. Gobeille, Louis ]. Godaire,
! Arthur Goderre, Felix Cody, Louis
Goldberg, Benjamin Goldfarb. William
G. German. William r. Gordon, Viii
liam II. Gorton, Adelard Goyette. John
\. GRADER John f. Grady. Joseph T.
Grady, Charles A Gray, James E.
Green, Edmund Greenhalgh, P A.
Grenier, Richard E. Gregson, Giuseppe
| Grisafe, John Guerriccio, s. r. Gull
| beault, John B. Gunsalve, CLAYTON NJ
eager, Thomas Grady. Samuel P. Cor
ten, Ralph A. Graham.
Walter Haberski, Fred A. Hagberg,
George A. Hagberg, Alfred Hairscil.
David X. Hall. Ralph S. Hall, Daniel
c, Hallisey. VIM. c. Hansen. Vasil
Haralamibon, Thos. ]. Harrington,
Henry j. Harrington, John Harris,
Theodore 2. Haviland Walter R. Haz-
ard, Feloke Heleniak. Henry Hendrick-
son, Arthur F. Henshaw, Simeon Her
ard, Leonard e. Herard, Harry Herd
J. Hetrick, Raymond T. J. Higgins
Earl c. Herrick, Frank V. Hero, Harold
Henry Hilderbrand, Edmund W. Hill
Leland S. HILL Cornelius R. Hoelek
Richard {. Hourigan, William Holm
James W. Hollingsworth, Simon ]
) Holmes, Harold B. HotchEiss, James
tiourigan, James E. Hourigan, Chaun-
cey c. House. George c. Houston, Ear
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Roger Jensen. Harold t. Jensen Lau-
rens c. JeWett, Frederic y. johnson,
Emerson =. Jones.
William A. Karkutt Edward ].
day, James J. Kilkenny, Carl Kin
ney.
~ocl r. Lacy, Victor J. La Morey,
Henry S. Landolt. Charles G.. Lang
/ ldis, Arthur c. Larsen, Paul w. Lath-
! am Joseph T. Larry, George E. Leahy,
John P. Leahy, Jeffrey lie Blanc Ar
| thur Logan, William Levitsky, John
Harold Lewis, Thomas A. Linton,
Robert LonsdaIe. Arthur Lowell,
Clarence II. Luther, George 0. Lynch,
Thomas Leahy, Spencer c. Lincoln,
John +. Lynch, Joseph Lynch, Joseph
| Lowell.
Gerado Mariana Morris Markoff.
| Francis z. Massad, Everett j. Maui
rice. Robert S. McAllister, Thomas
| A. MCGrory, Sheldon r. AIcNickle
Richard {. Moran, Stephen Marras
/ Leo r. Norris, George T. Mullen
! Dennis Murphy Desmond Murphy
John D. Murphy, Timothy J. Murphy
| James J. Madden.
James V. Neary, Rudolph Nelson
John E. Moves, James Joseph Nevins
G.. Waldo Dat, Peter T. O'Neil. Jr.
William +. O'Neil, Wallace L. Osborn
Alfred O. Palmer, Grachinno Palm
ETH Walter A. Peck. David II
Pendleton Knud W. Peters, Robert
! PilHng, Joseph L. Plante, Albert
Portelance, Earl II. Post, Howard y
Porter J. Dyer Potter, Harry +
Powers. Harold R. Preston, Robert E
Preston, Douglas K. Proctor, Andrew
T. Purdon, Ernest L. Purvis.
Nathan Rabinovitch, Arthur Ram.
. Cio Do
Reavey Michael J. Reed, Charles L
Richards, Harry Mckay Richmond
Carlos A. Kicker, Charles ]. Riordan
Thomas A. Kicker, Jay s. Ricketts,
Herbert E. Ring, Joseph T. Ring
Henry Ringland, James G. Ring md
Myron ]. RingIand, Daniel Ryan
Gerald Ryan, William Ryan. Arthur
Rymsza.
Frederick z. Sage, Edward F
Sage, Frank A. Sautter William Mex
Savage, Paul A. Schwartz, Thomas P
Sears, Clarence w. SEWN, Michae
Shahan, Raymond Shahan, Thoma
Shahan, Bronislaw Shalkowski, JOIN
, ]. Shannon, Foster H. Shea Harry w
Sabrowslli, Edward F. SmisieI, Geral,
]. Sullivan, Thomas J. Sheehan
Joseph J. Sherry, William J. Shugrue
George Q. Smith, Isaac B. Smith
Rufus Stanton, Robert Sterry, Loue E
StockweIl Fred j. Sullivan, Guy a
Sullivan John J. Sullivan, Lester J
Sullivan, Francis P. Sullivan, Will
lam J. Supa William A. Supa, Mertol
L. Swan, William A. Swan, Rober
Swanton.
Edward J. Taylor, Lucio Tempests
Daniel Thompson, Percy H ThurloN
Fred A. Towne, Thomas Tracy, Jr
John B. Tumiclli.
i frank f. Timer, John W. Timer.
t Albert NJ Netter, Arthur H. Vettel
l ! Charles w. Wiley, Leslie F. Ware
J.. Russell Welles, Lorenzo E, Wies,
Y James +. WILDER, Julian L. William.
Frank S, Wilson. Ernest c. Wood
, worth, Everett c. Woodwork, Clar
, ence H Woodwork, Oliver R. Wul
Charles A. Weinstein, Herbert I
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Joseph r. Warrington, Fred 0. {
= Young, James NJ, Young, Jr., Norma
4 w. Young (marines), Frank Yerring
l. ton
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-01
NORWICH ANSWERED
THE CALL TO ARMS

Registered 1900 Men-1,524
Went Into Service of United
States-First Quota Went
Out on Sept. S, 1917
Draft Boards Work APP
preaching an End-Judge
John M. Thayer and w.
Tyler Olcott Have Been
Chairmen of Board-Nor-
witch Men Went Largely to
Camp Devens, Camp Upton
and Camp Greenleaf.