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later date they may send their gift
into the office.
Recent Gift
Through the generosity OF Mrs.
Ridley Watts the church has been
given Capehart, an automatic VIC
trola. This machine will be used to
provide music for the Hour of Pray
err from IL to O'Clock each weekday
during Lent. Anyone who would like
TO loan or to give records to the
church, especially distinctly religious
ones, will be doing a great service.
Lenten Reading
For a number of years past, tn.
Presiding Bishop has sponsored !,
book for Lenten reading through
the church. This years book, mo
BY Bread Alone, Is by the Rev. An.
gus Dun, dean of the Episcopal The.
illogical Seminary in Cambridge
There are few boks which can bt
recommended without reservation u
laymen, but this is one of them. II
is a simple exposition of the place of
prayer and worship in the life OF
Christian. Dean Dun has the un-
usual faculty of being able to talk in
an easy way and yet convey deep
spiritual meaning.
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BANK AWARDED
$3.50 JUDGMENT
CO-Makers of Note of Sol.
diers Ordered to Pay;
New Hearing Likely

Judgment of $653.89 against two
co-makers OF a note in the name
OF Anthony DiBattiste, now mem
Der Of the U. S. Army, was entered
in city court yesterday afternoon
by Judge John l.. Gaffney. Judge
Gaffney entered judgment In favor
of the Colonial Trust Company III
its suit against Angelina DiBattiste
and Michael Mucciacciaro. He re-
fused to enter Judgment against the
soldier, pending further considera-
ton of the case.
Attorney Stephen Homick was APP
pointed to represent the soldier de-
PENDANT and 1t was indicated that
another hearing would be sched-
llled for next week for the presen-
tation of DiBattista's defense.
Meanwhile, Attorney Irving d
Johnson, counsel for the Colonial
Trust Company has attached Di-
Battista's car, which it was said,
was purchased with the money Dor
rowed on the note.
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CHURCH TO Give
SUNDAY CONCERT
Maria Rossi SolOist, j. j.
Whitehead, Organist, for
Congregational Event

j. J. Whitehead of New Haven
Will be organist at the concert BY
the Second Church Symphony Or
chestra tomorrow night at 7 O'Clock.
He studied at the Royal Academy
III London.
Maria Rossi distinguished Amer
lean lyric soprano, will be Solo!st
AT present she Is under the guild
ance OF Nine. Clementina de We're,
famous prima donna ard once a.
star Of the Metropolitan opera
Company and her husband r.
Sapio, renowned conductor whose
lullaby will be in the program she
will offer tomorrow night. Miss
Rossi will be accompanied by Henry
Schuester pianist.
The program will be as follows:
Organ Recital by j. j. Whitehead
Zion-Fantasy on famous Hebrew
Melodies, M. Philippson.
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
Scripture Reading.
Concert by the Second Church
symphony Orchestra; George Gen
tile, conductor.
Part /.
Overture, Morning, Noon and
Night" F.. Suppe.
"Atlantis" The Lost Continent
Suite ain four parts, " Safranek.
Nocturne and oMrning Hymn OF
Praise.
A Carte Function.
! Love Thee The Prince and
Aana"
The Destruction of Atlantis.
Soprano Solos by Miss Maria
Rossi.
Aria-"Pace, Pace, Mic Dio" from
La Fora Del Destino, Giuseppe
Verdi.
Sweet Dreams, r. sSapio.
Ich Liebe Dich--I Love Thee,
Grieg.
Dream of Jeanie with the Light
Brown Hair, Stephen Foster.
Prelude from "A Cycle of Life"
Landon Ronald.
Part II.
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from
Verdi's Opera, G. Verdi.
The Lost Chord, A. S. Sullivan.
Cornet Solo by Wilfred Di Vim
cent
Benediction.
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Iodsys Answsss -
URANIUM CRACKERS
Questions on Comic Page

/. Alaska was purchased from
Russia in 1867 for $7,20O,00O; Vir-
gin Islands from Denmark in 1916
for $25, O00,0 900.
2. No. Hawaiian Islands were
annexed to U. S. at their own re-
quest in 1893 after their queen
had been deposed and Il republic
formed in 1888 U. S. used Hawaii
as naval base in War with Spain.
3. Midway Island was annexed
by U. S. in 1867; Guam in 1898,
coded by Spain after. the war;
Wake in 1893, taken possession OF
in the name of the U. S. by Amer
lean seamen landing there.
A. SWANS Island, just north Of
Samoa Islands in the Pacific, was
claimed in 1925. Saomoa Islands
(Tutuila and Manual were ac-
quired in 1899 through treaty with
Britain and Germany.
S. U. S. holds Canal Zone in
perpetuity by treaty OF Nov. Is,
1903, with Panama.
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DEFENSE STAMP
LATEST SOCIAL
Louis d. Brandeis Chapter
to Buy Defense Stamps
or Bonds

Something novel In entertain
ment, and in keeping with the spirit
of the times, Is promised in the
Louis D. Brandeis chapter, A.Z.A.,
Defense Stamp dance, tomorrow
night in the Waterbury Hebrew In
stitute. "a Kingsbury street.
Members Of the organization point
out that the event has a two-fold
purpose. First, 1t will provide a
stimulus to defense stamp pur-
chases; and, second, persons attend
ing may conserve gas and tires by
passing the entire length of pleas
ant evening at the institute.
Admission charge to the affair
will be twenty five-cent defense
stamp. Refreshments will be served.
Officers of Brandeis chapter as
sert that the A.Z.A., national youth
organization of B'nai Birth, has
sponsored similar dances through
out the country with outstanding
success The hope is expressed that
other organizations in Waterbury
will adopt the idea.
Heading the general committee is
Alvin Reiner, assisted by Sam
Wing, Sandy Kravitz, Irwin Title
and AL Marshall.
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Congregational
FIRST CHURCH

Su1udy OcTVlcCS
Morning service at II O'Clock. Rev
lB. Kenneth Anthony will open his
Lenten series OF sermons on Our
Religion and Our Living. The sub
ject for this Sunday being The
First Hypothesis of Christian.
p. m. Mr.. Anthony will speak to
the members Of the Chrismon soci-
ETY. at its meetings.
Notices for the Week
Monday, 7:3O p. m. The Ellen
Wilton Book club will meet In the
studio of Miss Fannie l.. McCor-
mack, 81 North Main street, Miss
Sarah M. Ball will be hostess with
Miss Mccormack.
Tuesday, $50 p. m. Girl Scouts.
troop 8. 7:30 p. m. Course for Child
Welfare and Recreation given by the
Civilian Defense Volunteer Office
will be held in the Scout house. Miss
Evelina M. Hauser will speak on
Crafts.
Wednesday, 10 a. m. Meeting to
work for the Red Cross.
Thursday, 1880 p. m. Course for
Child Welfare and Recreation spon-
|sored by the Civilian Defense Volun-
teer Office in the Scout House.
Speaker: Miss Jeanette Deaver.
Subject: Crafts.
8 p. m. Lenten lecture by Profess
scr Alexander G. Purdy Of the Hart
ford Theological seminary. Deeper
ing the Stream Of Spiritual Life.
Friday, 1880 p. m. Boy Scouts,
troop No. %.
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ST. PAUL's METHODIST

Laymen's Preacher Sunday will
be observed tomorrow at st. Paul's
Methodist Church on East Farm
Street. The parish will furnish two
other local pulpits with speakers,
namely, Walter Oldroyd at the
South Federated Church, Hope
vile, and Frank Messenger at the
Grace Methodist Church, Waterville.
Irving Atkins from the Federated
Church will be the speaker at ST..
Paups.
Rev. Louis Higgins, pastor, will
act as dean at the New Haven
Youth Institute which opened last
evening with banquet and which
ends tomorrow afternoon with Mr..
Higgins delivering the communion
conservation sermon. One hundred
and 10 young people will attend the
session representing 10 methodist
churches Of tho district. The four
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MOUNT OLIVE ZION

Rev. Thomas Holmes will assist
the pastor, Rev. SALESMAN w. We'll
Ter, at the 1890 o'clock services to-
morrow morning at the Mount
Olive A. M. E. Zion Church. Pure
Religion will be the sermo nsub-
ject. The junior choir will sing
And Yet There 1t Room" will be
the sermon subject at the evening
worship at 7:3O. The senior choir
will sing.
Church school will be conducted
at $50 a. m. with Mrs. AnnaDun-
ham and Mrs. Elsie Mum as super
intendents.
The Junior Christion Endeavor
Society will meet at $3.50 p. m. with
Gertrude Johnson as leader. The
discussion topic will be, The Answer
of the Lord to Alcohol
The Senior Christion Endeavor
Society viii meet at $3.50 p. m. with
Juanita Reynolds as worship leader
and Wallace Kinch discussion leader.
The discussion topic will be "A
Christian Loves His Country
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zoo YEARS AGO

That greatest OF all Americans.
George Washington was his name,
First lived in old Virginia,
A man OF yalor truth and fame.
He strove SO long and faithfully
In the darkness OF the night.
We cherish in our memory,
Him who fought for all the right
He crossed the turbulant Delaware.
Two hundred years ago,
Among the many ice foes
To subdue our dreaded foe.
To our memory his deeds are very dear.
He caused the war TO cease
That we might live without fear
And be in lasting harmonious peace.
BY that war our government changed,
And the independence bell was rung
Away down there In Philadelphia,
And our national anthem later on was sung.
He surveyed land around the Alleghenys
When called TO wage the war,
Which gave 10 us that blessed freedom
And all this glorious country,
For which SO long and faithfully
We had been fighting for.
One hundreds years ago
All business was suspended
In honor Of that great man,
Whose memory we will cherish
And always honor when we
SO they named the greatest city
In honor OF his fame,
Where he took the oath of office
To perpetuate his name.
DANIEL GILLETTE
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ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
2O1 Cherry Street

Rev. E. Einar Kron, pastor.
First Sunday In Lent Gnvocavit :.
Church school and Bible class
meet at $50 a. m. in charge Of Ro-
land Palmer.
Holy communion will be celebrat-
ed at the morning worship at 10:45.
New members will also be received
The children's choir will sing for
the first time next Sunday morn
ing The sermon will be on "The
Mystery of Communion
Calendar for Week Of February ~
Tuesday at ga silver tea will
be held in the. social rooms of the
church under the sponsorship Of
the Iduna Circle. Mrs. Beatrice
Pierpont and Mrs. Joseph Mulkern
will take part in the program.
Wednesday at 6:30-Senior con-
firmation class; 7:45 -. Midweek
Lenten service with sermon on
with Jesus on the Way to the
Mount of Olives"
Thursday at 8-Church choir
meets for practice in church.
Friday at Especial session Of
teacher training course.
Friday at 8-February meeting Of
Lutheran Brotherhood, Raymond
Meier. president.
Saturday at $50 q. m.-Junior
confirmation class meta
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Gospel Trailer Takes The Road

This modern Circuit Rider on
wheels was recently consecrated
In Atlanta by Bishop Arthur j.
Moore for service in carrying the
gospel to isolated parts of his
Georgia and Florida area. 1t is
a three room trailer equipped
with a platform and pulpit on
the rear and public address
system for the repetition of SER
mons and the rendition of sa-
cred music.
1t is being manned by the Rev.
N. II. c'Uncle Nath") Thompson
and Mrs. Thompson who, after
As years of ministerial Slow-mo-
ton moving from parsonage to
parsonage in what Methodists
call the "itinerancy," are now, In
their retirement, az opting a
speed-up tempo for the propaga-
ton Of the faith.
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WEST SIDE HILL METHODIST
Sunday, February 2, 1912:

II a. m. Morning Worship-Rev.
John T. D. Franzen will have for
his Lenten Thence when The Way
OF The Cross Becomes The Way OF
Life. The sermon this Sunday will
be based on the subject: Commit
ment And Solitude.
The Church School will meet at
9:45 a. m. under the leadership Of
Miss Mildred Laing.
TIP. m.--Intermediate Youth Fell
lowShip.
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL

Order Of services:
Holy Communion, 8 o'clock.
Morning Prayer 'and serm on,
1O:45 o'clock.
Professional Hymn: Jerusalem
the Colleen"
Venite: Chant
Psalm: 81
Benedictus eS: Hall
Benedictus: Chant
Hymn: % Jesus, Thou Art
Standing"
Sermon: The Rector
Offertory Anthem: "Ho! Every
one That Thirsteth"
Recessional Hymn: 482, Filing
Out The Banner"
PoStlude: Final ........ Dupre
Evening Prayer and sermon. 1870
o'clock
Professional Hymn: Stand Up,
Stand Up For Jesus
Psalm: 119, VS.. to "a
Magnificent: Chant Tone v
Hymn: Christian! Dost Thou
See Them"
Sermon: The Rector
Offertory anthem Come Now
Let Us Reason"-Briant
Evening Hymn: Nov The Day
Is Over" (sung kneeling)
Recessional Hymn: Onward
Christian Soldiers"
The flowers on the altar are
dedicated to the Glory of God in
loving memory of Mary Engert.
The flowers on the organ are
dedicated to the Glory of God in
loving memory Of Harriette Cath
crime Laudemann.
Wednesday Evening Service
The Rev. Cement w. Welsh, for
mer curate of st. Johns will preach
at the second in our series of We'd
nesday evening services. This SER
vice will begin at 800 p. M, and
afterwards the st. Johns Mr.. and
Mrs. Club will serve refreshments
to any of those who wish to meet
In the Guild Hall and talk with
Mr.. Welsh. All members and friends
of the parish are, Of course, invit-
ed to this gathering after the SER
vice, and it is hoped that many
will avail themselves of this OPP
portunity to welcome back one of
the men who has served st. Johns
IN the past years. (Mr. Welsh is
now rector of st. James church in
South Groveland, Mass, and is also
an instructor at the EPISCOPAL
Theological seminary in Cam
bridge.)
Food Sale
The Sunday school teachers will
conduct their annual food sale on
Thursday, February Goth, at the
Rowland Hughes store. Proceeds
from this sale will be devoted en-
tirely toward the Lenten Offering
for Missions. The members of the
committee IN charge of the sale
are Mrs. Edgar Piercey, chairman;
Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. Rob-
ert Schlander and Mrs. Frank Lieb-
er. Your cooperation will be great
ly appreciated either in the cook
ing or the buying end or both. If
you would like to contribute food
the committee will arrange to call
for 1T. You may call the office,
Mrs. Peircey, 3-703l, or any men,
Der OF the committee.
Army and Navy Commission Fund
The offering for the Army and
Navy Commission Fund at the
Family Service was $3.50. The peo-
pie of st. Johns are to be con-
graduated for the great showing
which they have made in contrib
uting to this fund. Not only did
we make the first contribution in
the Diocese when we forwarded our
Christmas offering TO the Bishop,
but now we have all but doubled our
original contribution. We have more
than done our bit, which, as YOU
know, has been a tradition at st.
Johns for many years. If anyone
has not contributed and would like
TO do SO or If anyone would like to
make further contribution at
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Lutheran
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN

Lenten services will be held every
Wednesday evening during Lent at
8 o'clock at st. Johns Evangelical
Lutheran Church, it was announced
this morning by Rev. John N. G..
Mohrmann, pastor, who will speak
at each worship on "The Words
From the Cross"
The order of worship for tomor-
row morning when services will be
held at the Cooke street church at
1915 and 1870 a. m. will be as fol-
lows:
Organ Prelude, by Miss Emily
Wall.
Opening Hymn
Kyrie--
Epistle Lesson, End Cor. 6, LILO.
Hymn
Gospel Lesson, Matt. 4. lii.
Reciting of the Apostles Greed.
Hymn
Sermon by the pastor, Jesus is
Tempted BY the Devil"
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delegates from this church are Jane
Plummer, Ethel Miller Jeannette
Allard and Jacqueline Hansen.
Church school will be conducted
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock.
Monday evening the Pollyanna
Glass will meet at the home of Mrs.
Surdam. Tuesday evening will mark
the beginning of the Lenten pro-
gram. The first speaker will be Rrv.
DR.. John r. Snavely, pastor of the
First Methodist Church, whose
subject will be The Family The
following week the speaker will be
Rev. John T. D. Franzen, pastor of
the West Side Hill Methodist
church, whose subject will be Fac
ing Tomorrow's World The third
week the speaker will be Mr.. Higgins
whose subject will be The. Meaning
of Jesus for Our Day.
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SALEM LUTHERAN

First Sunday in Lent
The Source of True Joy duke
10:17-20)
Ushers- Edward Gerber and Bur-
ton Lundin.
900 a. m.--Swedish. Senior Choir
sings.
1000 q. m. Bible School Auto
service: Henry Alderman, Henry
johnson.
11:00 a. m.-Enelish. Junior Choir
sings. Children's Choir sings.
TOO a. p.-English. Combined Choir
sing. Soloish, David Anderson.
HILLSIDE CONGREGATIONAL
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School and
the Bible classes. The morning Wor-
ship in English will be at IL o'clock.
The sermon topic is According to
Your Faith.
At the evening service there will
be another in the series of sermons
on ''The Life of Christ, the subject
being "Sin and Its Remedy"
Special mid-Week Lenten services
are held on Thursdays at 8 P. M.
Brief Messages on the subject "A
Lenten Journey" are given by the
IN ctpr
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SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday, February 20
Order of Morning WOrshiu


Prelude: Arioso, in A.
Professional Hynn-God of Our
Fathers.
Call to Worship Invocation and
Lords Prayer.
Junior Anthem: Work, for the
Night Is Coming, Mason.
Responsive Reading.
Gloria Patri
Tenor Solo: II With All Your
Hearts, from 'ElijahD Mendelssohn
Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
Offertory Anthem: o Praise Ye
the Lord, Tschaikowsky.
Doxology.
Children'S Sermon.
Hymn-I am Thine, o Lord.
Sermon.
Recessional Hymn-O Beautiful
for Spacious Skies.
Benediction.
Postlude: Song Of Triumph.
The Flowers in the Vase are IN
Memory of Deacon and Mrs. Charles
Benedict.
The Flowers on the Communion
Table Are In Memory of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis E. Granger and Mr.. Ed
son r. Granger.
The Flowers on the Small Table
Are In Memory of Mrs. Agnes Barr.
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The sketch of the peregrinating
parson painted on the trailer is
TO remind audiences of Amer
ica's debt TO the Methodist cir
cuit-rider" as described by Theo-
dore Roosevelt in an address on
that subject. In it he said:
"T'he whole country is under q
debt of gratitude to the Metho-
dist circuit-riders, the Metho-
dist pioneer preachers, whose
movement Westward kept pace
with the movement Of the from
tier, who shared all the hard
ships in the life of the from
tiersman, while at the same time
ministering to that frontiers
mans spiritual needs, and see
ing that his pressing material
cares and the hard and grind
ing poverty of his life did not
wholly extinguish the divine fire
in his SOUL"
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THOMASTON-B ETHELHEM
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

North Main StfeeJ at EIeCCrlC
Avenue
Rev. Il. Einar Kron, pastor.
First Sunday in Lent UnvOcaviO
Sunday school meets at 10 a. m.
with Superintendent Frank Benson
In charge.
Divine worship at 7 p. M, when
the sermon topic will be "The
Christians True JOY" AS next Sun
day Is a day of penitence and pray
er In the Augustana Synod, 1t will
be observed as such by Bethlehem
church.
Thursday, February 26-Lenten
service at 7:30, with meditation on
art Thou the Christi Choir prac-
tice same evening at $50.
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OUR BELOVED WASHINGTON

We would meet you beneath the elm
A king in spirit but
Whose heart and soul were one In peace
Beneath the heavens starry span.
And every clan Of noble worth
Statutes your graces fair TO see;
Like precious stones they sc!ntillate,
And bring sweet blessings back TO
No monarch lived your simple life,
Nor loved another land so free:
Despair had never dimmed your faith:
For faiths great portal made you free.
Patrot-soldier at the dawn;
father OF happy land:
You builded for posterity
With miracles from Gods great hand
Your patience and fond dignity
Were qualities that made you great;
For chvalry had written there
True eloquence at Freedoms gate
We feel the beauty Of your life;
The strength and courage In your eyes
Is your prayers had breathed again
Sweet incense meath virstnia's skies.
GEORGE L. LEE.
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ST. MICIAEL'S

For week commencing Feb. 22.
The services at st. MichaePs
Church tomorrow, First Sunday in
Lent, will be as follows: Celebration
of the Holy Communion at 7:30 a.
m Sunday school in the Parish
House at $3.50 a. m. Morning prayer
and sermon at II a. m. Sermon sub
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The color yellow, which in an
Gent times denoted glory and for
tune, now is the symbol of infidel-
ity, treachery and misfortune.
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HILLSIDE CONGREGATIONAL
CONGREGATIONAL


The junior, intermediate and
senior departments Of the church
school will meet at GAS a. m. The
beginners and primary department
will meet at II o'clock.
Morning worship will be held at
II O'Clock. The minister, Rev. Ed
ward r. Hance, will preach on
when Luxuries CO."
Children's subject "The Five
Thousand Dollar Violin"
Music: Introductory voluntary,
20 Sacred Head Now Wounded
Brahms; anthem, Go To Dark
Gethsemane," Noble; offertory, "A
Legend" TschaikoWsky; concluding
voluntary, "Lenten Postlude," Koch.
The Adult Choir is preparing a
Hymn Service to be held at S
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
There is great need today for the
spiritual refreshment which can be
found in singing. Come and bring
your friends. There will be oppor-
tunity for request hymns.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
will meet at 7 p. IN. Donald Quinn
and Jean Stinson will lead the dis
cussion on (Which Should Rule,
the Head or the Heart?'
METHODIST
Rev. William M. Nesbit, Ph.D.
10 to 1885 a. m. Sunday School.
II a. m. to IL M, Public worship.
Theme-Washington, the Loyal
Layman.
This day being designated as
Layman's Day throughout the
Methodist Church, Marshall Long,
Superintendent of the Sunday
School, will speak on the Loyal
Layman's Day throughout the
spoken briefly on Washington.
Tuesday, Feb. p. m.--EpWorth
League Meeting.
Thursday, Feb. 26, 2 p. m.---Meet-
ing of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Thursday, Feb. 26, 1880 p. M
Choir rehearsal.
The Flowers that SO appropriately
adorn the chanccl today are given
by Sampel A. Thompson as a SYM
Dol OF the beautiful memory of his
beloved wife who entered the House
of Many Mansions year ago.