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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-16

Naugatuck August 16. - Warden Leo J. Brophy said today he confident assessor will be named in the court room Appointment of borough attorney and building inspector long delayed is also expected to take place. Because investigation of the records in the office is to be made by representatives of State Tax Commissioner Walter A. Walsh Warden Brophy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-16

The funeral of Cora R. (Moore) Tyrrell, wife of Elton Tyrrell, who died Friday was held this afternoon from the Bailey funeral home, 62 Oak street with c. Alfred Blakesley of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Waterbury, serving as reader. The service was prnvate. Burial was in Hillside cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-16
Borough Funerals

Naugatuck, Aug. 16.-The funeral of Mrs. Marie Alfreda (Carlson) Gothberg, widow of Charles Goth berg, was held this afternoon from the Alderson funeral home, POI Meadow street. Rev. Richard w Baxter, acting rector of St. MichaePs Episcopal church, officiated. Burial was in Grove cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-16
143 PARK AVE-, NAUGATUCK

1 family house, 6 rooms, h. W, h., l car garage. lot 50 x ltS, price $6,bo0, annaul taxes $i02 cash, down s650,
 D. T. Harrington, Inc.
 iti West Main St. Dial s-Sila
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-16

university or college under auspices of the Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-16

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-16
Bentley Favored To Keep Building
 Inspectors Job
Borough Attorney Also Expected to Be Chosen at Spe- cial Board Farley; Caine Choice for Post Over
 Sweeney; Possibility of Naming Paid Fireman

Correspondent Larry Shepley-Phone Naugatuck 3945
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

ished. When l finally told him that
Ruth was TO appear at Halls office
the next day. and that my father
would then act 10 draw her fangs
and make her powerleSs for fur
Their harm, he caught his breath
sharply. then exclaimed in sudden
fury.
THE lying beast" he said.
did Katharine believe I had
dana that--had started divorce
proceedings against her? OF
course Meredith probably be-
lieved IL. He knows nothing
about me except my record as
the worst husband i'm the world"
Hal didn't know" ! said.
land he took my word that you
couldn't have done anything OF
the SORT. Katharine never gave
the tale an instant's credence,
any more than ! did.
"And. Of course, the black
mail angle Is farce. No news
paper would pay any attention
To a yarn like that without proof.
But with Hal it proved a good
bluff"
II hope I never see that fiend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

ERE pleasant little that will give message
every day. 1t numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
letters your first the number
OF letters or more the number is less than s.
key number Start at the upper left
check OF key
numbers left 70 right Then read the message the letters under
Re al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
By ADELE GARRISON

again." he said with a groan
that was also a snarl. II shall
20 10 the electric chair for muir
der II do. To think what /
have unIoosened In katharine's
lifew
"You have unloOsened moth
ing which will not he securely
Gagged again" ! said. land the
vengeance nj tire country she Is
betraying will take care Of her,
and will save YOU any further
trouble concerning her. And
now l have told you everything
that has happened. and any
more talk would be futile.
There is but one thing 10 do
now" ! told him firmly. IL am
going 10 get Katharine, II my
father gives me permission. and
bring her down here. Then you
can talk il all out"
mo" he said exploSively
EYES," / returned with equal
force. II am at the end OF my
patience with YOU. Jack. Your
viewpoint Is false and twisted.
Now please walt here while
call my father, get his permits
sion for the interview. and make
arrangements for getting hold Of
Katharine"
He seized my arm as I started
for the door.
HAUNTING EYES STOP HER
"You can't do this to me, Mar
garrett" he said Savagely DO
YOU think I will let Katharine
see me like this ." And with his
free hand ne gestured 10 his hair
and beard with a look Of intense
disgust.
His cry Of protest and haunted
eyes stopped me more effectuaily
than his clutching hand on my
arm. He had advanced the one
which would appeal 10
a woman--his horror Of letting
Katharine see him IN his present
and unShorn disguise,
after so long an absence from her.
/ think he saw my wavering IN
my eyes, for he spoke again. im-
IL can't see her like this. Mar
garet. Don't you see? can't
do Il. I'd rather die"
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
PITFALLS OF LOVE

THE VOLLEY found its mark
had no doubt about that as / saw
the grayneSs that crept over my
brother-cousin' face and noted
the mounting fury in his eyes,
"W h a tw he shouted "She
dared" Then he sank back in
y his chair, and forced his voice to
sinister monotone.
"You evidently have a story Ia
tell me, Margaret" he said.
''Niii you please get on with II,
emitting no detail ."
GLADLY" / said, 'if YOU will
promise not 10 interrupt"
JACK BECOMES FURIOUS
He gripped the arms of his chair
and nodded assent. go ahead"
he said.
/ began with Hal Meredith
call upon me and his story Of Ruth
Hayes vicious attempt 10 black
mail himself and Katharine. If he
failed 10 persuade her to give him
information Of her husband S
whereabouts.
Jack grew whittier. IL possible,
as l talked, but kept his promise
10 make no comment until I fin
Evening star., 1943-02-24

1884, was graduated from West Point
in 1893. He also attended the School
of Submarine Defense and the Army
War College. from which he grad
uated in 1920.
He taught mathematics at West
Point for several years and took
part in the Santiago campaign in
1898 From 1904 to 1907 he was post
artillery engineer at Fort Howard
Md, and later served in the Philip
pines and in France during the
World War In the latter part of
1918. Gen. Cruikshank was chief of
artillery Of the 4th Corps and in the
following year was with the Army of
Occupation in Germany.
Gen. Cruikshank also served a
tour of duty as commandant of the
Field Artillery School at Fort Sill,
Okla, from 1880 until his retire
ment. His decorations included the
Distinguished Service Medal and he
was an officer of the French Legion
of Honor.
He was a member of the Chew
Chase and Army and Navy Clubs
and the Military Order of the Loval
Legion.
Funeral services will be held at 3
pm. Friday at Fort Myer Chapel,
with burial in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
DR.. George Luccock Dies;
Former District Pastor

DR.. George Luccock. IS. former
minister at the Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church here, died yester-
day in Wooster, Ohio, according to
word received by friends in the Dis
trict. Funeral services will be held
there tomorrow.
DR.. Luccock served at Metropolitan
from 1894 to 1903 A clergyman for
more than so years, he was minister
emeritus of the Westminster Church
IN Wooster at the time of his death
He had held pastorates at Des
MONIES. Oak Park. Ill; Colorado
Springs, Colo, and BLOOMINGTON. Ind
DR.. Luccock was a graduate of
Wooster College ard Western The
illogical Seminary. He was a director
OF Mccormick Theological Seminary.
Chicago, and Western Theological
Seminary. Pittsburgh, and member
of Phi Beta Kappa.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
AFL Rejects New Plea
To Join With Soviet Lobo,
Ry The SsnrIaked prnss

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-A renewed
plea for all elements of American
labor to come into a common part
nership with Soviet labor for the
prosecution of the war" has been
rejected by leaders of the American
Federation of Labor.
Sir Walter Citrine, general sec
retary of the British Trades Union
Congress, made the appeal yester-
day at a luncheon rendered him by
AFL leaders.
In a statement issued following
his address, Matthew Vol, AFL vice
president, and George Meany, AFL
secretary treasurer, declared:
I'VE believe that any organic La
lson with the Soviet trade unions
is undesirable because frankness re-
quires the recognition of the fact
that Soviet trade unions are not
free labor organiza tons"
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. P. B. Troiono

Mrs. Philomena B. Troiano, "a. who
died Sunday at her home, 1885 r
street NV. was buried today in
Mount Olivet Cemetery, following
mass at $50 am. at St. Paul's
Church, Fifteenth and V streets
NV.
Mrs. Troiano. wife of Michael A.
Troiano, retired contractor. had
been a resident of Washington for
10 years. A native of Italy. she
came to this country as a young
woman and spent most of her life
in Bethlehem, Pa. where her hus-
band was in business.
Besides her husband, she is sur
viVed by son, Frank A. Troiano of
Rochester, N. Y, and three daugh-
ters. Mrs. Robert P Marenbana of
Philadelphia and Mrs. Elizabeth
Murphy and Mrs Edmund j. Whims,
both of this city.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Charles E. Simms, Is,
Veteran Printer, Buried

Charles E. Simms. rs, Times
Herald printer, who died Saturday,
was buried yesterday in Congress
sional Cemetery, following funeral
services at the Hanlon funeral home.
Surviving Mr.. Simms are his
widow, Mrs. Martha E. Simms, and
two nieces. Mrs. Lula Leakim and
Mrs. T. j. O'Neil.
A native of the District, Mr.. Simms
served his apprenticeship under the
late Elam Hack on the old Wash
ington paper, Critic, more than 55
years ago.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
36 Girls Are Burned to Death
In Orphunuqe Fire in Fire

Poor Glare Girls Orphanage and
was on Cavan's main street.
Up until noon today 10 bodies
had been recovered
Soldiers helped Cavan and Dun
dalk flremen carry the ma jority OF
the children to safety. Some were
taken down ladders hoisted against
the burning building.
Many of the panic-stricken chill
dren fed into the countryside. A
farmer some distance away from
the fire found four children crying
outside his house.
Businesses closed all day as a sign
Of mourning.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Nv tho Associated Press

By he AssoClated Press.
CAVAN. Fire, Feb. 24.-Thirty-
six orphan girls, ranging in age
from to 18, were burned to death
in a fire which destroyed the Cavsn
Province orphange early today.
The institution housed 80.
The blaze began in a laundry and
spread quickly. trapping the chill
dren in a dormitory. One section
Of the building collapsed and the
bodies were buried in the debris.
Thirteen children were taken to
hospital,
The institution was known as the
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Brig. Gen. Cruikshank
Dies in Hospital Here;
Was Artillery Expert
Former Commundont
AT Fort Sill School
Retired in 1884

Brig Gen. William NJ Cruikshank
70, u S A, retired, of the Dresden
Apartments. died yesterday at
Emergency Hospital after a brief
illness. -
His wife, Mrs Cornelia Holabird
Cruikshank, and his daughter Mrs.
o. H. Kyster, jr., wife Of Col. Kyster
of the Sd Fighter Command, were
at his bedside when death came.
Gen. Cruikshank, who retired in
Evening star., 1943-02-24
DR.. W. F. Smith Dies

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Feb. "a CF).-Dr. William Fletcher
Smith, So, retired educator and
writer, died yesterday. Before he
came here, four years ago, DR.. Smith
taught Latin and Greek at the Uni
versity Of California at Los Angeles
and French and Spanish at Ohio
State University.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Yo~ me4e Me4e

COMEWHERE distant battle front at this
moment lies American boy Perhaps he's someone
~ you know Anyway, he's like dozens of boys you know
boys who used to work the shop with you boys
used to tossing ball around during lunch period boys you
called Joe or Ace or Fats or f1otshot.
He's not looking good right now. In fact he looks
pretty bad His face tnged ugly gray. He's deathy cold
though beads of sweat stand out his forehead and
his upper lip.
A few minutes ago he stopped Nazi Jap bullet
jagged piece of shrapne It isn't the bullet the shrapne
that broug ght him deaths hreshhod The doctors call it
taumac shock and this along with loss of blood that kills
most people who die of injury It's caused by the valiant effort
OF the body to rush help ured The fluid portion of
the blood apparently rushes the the DANA ged
tissues draining the vessels that keep the heart pumping This
leaves the lungs without enough to supply the tissues
that keep alive. That's what's happening this boy.
Suppose that at this critical you standing
The telephone number of the District of Columbia RI
now, get an appointment and make your donation. Yc
tions are tWc
Evening star., 1943-02-24

JOHN oHN6EH 3 5IckMAE NJ N2TES sf sedTetafs pTsSqsn'
cosS SINSHEIMER BENJAMIN an.L special
DAY day Febraaf A s. s n saed am 3F f6P bfufS 56e
brober IF atfgenG RfNAs is q1s #
REUBEN A. BOGLEY, Secretary.
TUCKER, GEORGE H. On Tuesday,
GEoRE TUcKER gd r Of tf9 5as s'R Monroe s eE s
NV; beloved brother of Mrs. Matte
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home, 2aol l4th st. NV. on Friday Feb
rruaTy 26 at sac am thence to, ST.
mass will be, offered at a m. Interment
Congressional Cemetery. 25
TYREE, GEORGE d. On Tuesday, Feb
TqS1y S EoRE Eof q MS yRFf Tssae9ee t3s
George Tyree Giadvs fttiejohn Of "iti and e5eo oc
friends also survive. Remains may be
viewed at Fraziers funeral home, 3s9 r.
Notice of funeral later.
VINCENT. GRACE c. On Tuesday. Feb
ruary %, l943, at the home of James A.
! VINCENT beloved wife Of the late W
E; n, windsor Of Darnesfown, Nd; mrs
erick Clagett Of Baltimore, Nd
Funeral services at the Colonial funeral
home of VIM. Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville
Md, Thursday. February 25, at pm.
Interment DarneStown, Nd.
WALKER. MARY PATRICIA. On Mon
/ day, February %, 1888, MARY PATRICIA
WALKER. darling baby daughter of VIII
liam and Grace Walker.
Funeral FRIDAY morning, February 2s
at O'Clock. from 1914 3rd St NV. Rela-
tlyes and friends invited. Interment Mount
| Oliyet Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by W
Ernest Jarvis. 25
WEAVER, KATE. On Tuesday. February
%. 1913, at Wsrdman Park Hotel. KATE
WEAVER. ereat-aunt of Edwin E. Whit
comb and Mrs. W B. Jenkins. jr
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home, 2901 l4th st. NV. on Friday Feb
ruary %. at pm. Interment private. 25
YOUNG, EDWARD c. Suddenly on
Tuesday, February %, 1g43, in Philadel-
phia, Pa. Mr.. EDWARD c. YOUNG He
leaves to mourn their loss a devoted moth
er. Mrs Amanda Jordon; a beloved sister,
Mrs. Matte Y. Ford. and other relatives
and friends.
Notice Of funeral later Arrangements
by l.. Z. Murray & Son, 18th and V sts.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
1fatha

-, rARkS, T,stSs, WYLE L. Departed this life
PARKS, devoted husband & Mrs. Nj j. s. Sarah
Padks; aad NC LOVING fsther Of Ih6S!as w Parks
leaves FIVE grandchildren, Mrs Thelma P.
B. BBntler. THONGS W Parks. IL Elyin, II;
grandchildren and other relatives and
funeral home, As K st. ne
Notice of funeral later,
PETRo, beloved wife Of Joseph PetTo and
mother of Sam, A: Anthony James, Jo-
Ms. James s'i F. nl9l' Ronchi.' Deio'eS re'fo anu
SERVICES at the Chambers funeral home,
at 9;3o am: Mass in St. Peters Church
at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited
lnterment in ST. Mary's Cemetery. -
PRICE, JAMES 4. On February 20
JAMES A. PRICE of 1850 Pearson place
Sc, beloved husband of Beatrice Price.
de also e3Srs to noun their 0Ss six
one sister and other relatives. Friends
may cali a. his residence after pm.
Funeral services at our Lady of Perpetual
Help Church, 1000 Morris road Sc, Fri
day, February 20. at am. where solemn
his soul. 1nterment Mount Oivet Gene
terry. ARRANGEMENTS by Robert G. Mason
SACKS, GEORGE A. On Wednesday
February "a, 1943. at his home. lOl Chevy
Chase drive. Chevy Chase. Nd. GEORGE
A; SACKS, the beloved husband of the late
Ida L. Sacks. Remains resting at the Be
theSda Chevy Chase funeral home Of VIM
Reuben Pumphrey.
Notice of funeral later.
SHANHOLTZ. MALCOLM STEWART. On
tuesday. February %, 1943, MALCOLM
STEWART SHANHOLTZ. beloved husband
Of Anne Shsnholtz. Remains resting at
the Chambers funeral home 140O Chapin
ST. NV, until Wednesday, February "a,
at pm.
Services and interment Strasburg. Va.
SINSHEIMER, BENJAMIN. On Tuesday,
February ..3, 1943 at his residence, 1905
Potomac st. NV. BENJAMIN SINSHEIMER
beloved husband of Hannah SinSheimer
and father of Maurice P Sinsheimer
Services al Joseph F. Birch & Sons fu-
neral home. 3O34 M ST. W, on Thursday
lngton Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. "a
Evening star., 1943-02-24
lit Mrmnrium

BRANCH. LUCINDA In memory of my
6arag beloved mother, LUCINDA BRANCH, Who
ruary -, 1899.
Another year is ended.
Another sun is set,
And still l think OF you today,
Oh how could I forget
YOUR DAUGHTER, MAGGIE HOPKINS
CORNELL. MAMIE v. In loving re-
NE n ny vbo deyosd nsaseg %oReT NAN
arms February "a, 1886, whose love will
LoVING SLAUGHTER, RUTH CORNELL
CRAVEN, CHARLES EARL; To he
CRAVEN. who passed away one year ago
today, February "a, 1912.
just thought Of sweet remembrance.
Just memory fond and true
just the love and sweet devotion
OF the one who thinks of YOU.
Dear Earl. how ! miss you.
This world will never know;
II tears could only bring you home
You would have been here long aRo.
The rose that is dearest and rarest
Is the one that is killed by the frost;
The love that was purest and farest
MOTHER.
HOWARD, MARY v. In loving memory
Of my darling mother. MARY E HOWARD,
who leit me six years ago today. February
Some day His loving face iii see
Some dav shall from care be free.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. GRACE,
SERVER. JAMES. In remembrance Of
nv husband, JAMES SERVER, who died
One precious TO my heart has gone,
a voice I loved is stiled;
I place is vacant in my heart
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, VIOLA SERVER.
TIL memory fades and life departs
You Will live forever In our hearts;
Time takes away the edge of grief
DO' '''T5F'5 BRoTHERs AND AND sIsTfERs.
THOMAS. WILSON NJ. In loving mem
2Ty Of my dear ssad hgsosno WILSON N n
( l94l two years aso today.
A very dear one from me has gone. his
smiles and voice are stllled,
place is vacant in my heart that never
with you l spent many happy days
In my heart your memory fingers always
tender fond and true. ~
There. is not day, dear VIII. I do not
Treasured thoughts Of one so dear often
bring silent tears,
Thoughts return 10 scenes long past.
/ No one knows the silent heartache,
/ Only those who have lost can tell
OF the grief hat Is borne in. silence
! For the one I loved so well.
. It is lonely here without you and sad along
,lfes way.
Life does not seem The same to me since
. Memories keep you always near me, though
you left me two years today.
I YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, ALICE F.
THOMAS
4 WAINWRIGHT. c. {. In loving mem
/ ory of our dear mother and grandmother.
. Mrs. c. c. WAINWRIGHT. who passed
away one year ago today. February "a,
! 1912.
Gone. but not forgotten
THE FAMILY.
WEST, ANNIE. loving tribute 10 the
. memory beloved
WEST, who departed this life sixteen years
| ago today, February "a, 1927
Her children were at her bedside
And saw her pass away:
1t hurt us so TO see her die.
Yet Jesus must have His way
HER CHILDREN. MRS MARIE M MASON,
| MRS. THERESA A. POINT. JANIS W,
| ARMSTRONG. ALLEN j., HENRY c.
AND MATTHEW l. WEST.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Darn nf Thanka

HICKS. HENSON r. Your kind ex.
presSlons OF sympathy were deeply appre-
Ine family Of the late HENSON B. HICKS.
WILLIAM C., GERTRUDE AND JORDAN
Evening star., 1943-02-24

FVRNsRE ALFIA. On Monday. Feb
Tusry 80, 1913. a. the residence Of her
DAUGHTER, 544 Oakwood st Sc, ALTA
FURNARE, beloved wife Of Peter Furnarc
and mother Of Mrs Mary TomaSem and
Josephine Aylor. Remains resting at the
Chambers funeral home, 5lT Ilth st Sc,
until THURSDAY Feoru2ry %. at 80 m
Mass IN Holy Rosary Catholic Church.
3rd and + StS NV. At m Relatives
and friends invited. Interment in Cedar
Hi Cemetery. -
Evening star., 1943-02-24

this stricken boy and member Of the medical corps
to to you THE only thing that will this kids
life pint of blood Will you give it,? What would your
be? your any kind of human being at all youd
have sleeve rolled for the TRANSMISSION before the word
yes out of your mouth.
Well, you're being asked to do that right for some
American boy somewhere on battlefront. Blood Is
needed, and needed badly for all the boys-more than
million of themservng their country and your country
throughout the world.
You can be quite certain of this pint of your blood.
donated to the Red Cross and converted blood pasma
will save some boy life
Your contribution can be made at the Red Cross Blood
Donor Center by appointment 1t won't cost you any money
you discomfort inconvenience million Of
your fellow Americans doing it. thousands of them at
regular ntervalsincudng that blind who in making
her donation said This time do something for
somebody else
Cross Blood Donor Center Is RE $780, Br 212. Call 1t
Il be glad you did, and bring friend along. Two dona
Is good as one.
Evening star., 1943-02-24

MULLINS, RICHARD %. Columbia
NJ ~ Lodee, No. 81, J. B P o. +
~ E[p Of W, IS hereby notified Of the
V&g funeral OF Brother RICHARD
.. MULLINS, from the Sargent
NJ PRESBYTERIAN Church, 5lst and
lW.y%sL Grant SITS. n Q, Thursday, Feb
9|1SS4 ruary %. l943 at J pm. SeS-
FI9rfSN son Of sorrow at the Flks'
-H~~ Home 3Ol r ! ave NV.
Wednesday February "a, at : 30 p m
JAMES f ROSS. ENalted Rmler
Evening star., 1943-02-24

HtN' E1tNJ NNTT.N' NTFIlIDtI VI
the Association OF the Oldest
Inhabitants are requested to
attend the funeral of our Ia te
associate, BENJAMIN SINS
HEIMER. Services at Joseph
F. Birch & Sons funeral
home. 1904 M st. NV, on
Thursday. February 25, 1913,
Evening star., 1943-02-24

LEE CAMPBELL. Secretary
OSTRANDER. MELVIN J. On SUNDAY,
February - 1888, At Soldiers Home Hos
pilaL MELVIN j. OSTRANDER. beloved
husband OF Mabel Gctman Ostrander OF
H@g st. ne
Services at the S H Hines Co funeral
nome, 290l IAN st. n,T. on Thursday
February %, at , pm. Interment Abbey
NAV sOleum 81
Evening star., 1943-02-24
FFNDAII, FRANCIS Departed tnis 1s

FLNDALL, FRANCiN Departed ms he
on Monday February -. lg4%, AZ Gal
~ he late John s and Carrie r FendaN
lie leaves 70 mourn three brothers John
i n James ". and Philip {. Fendall,
four sisters. Mr.. Josephine Perry Alberta
Proctor, MISS Julia and Miss Cecilia Fen
dali four auntS TWO sisters and
hrOihers-lH-!aW and host Of other reia-
tlyes AND friends Remains may be viewed
sitsr Z m. Wednesday,. FEBRUARY ~ at
Montgomery Bros tuucra! home, 1902
18Th ST. ". Friends may call on family
Funeral Thursday. February -, at .
am from Holy Redcemer Church n
and Y. ayes n v. lnterment Monnt
Ollvet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-02-24

DUFFY, SILAS {. The members Of
81 n Spal0ng Council, KNIGHTS Of
SAlAlAy Columbus are hereby notified
xA,lL&-%M Of the death Of Brother
" g.. "..:: ::::. :: p !: !.
o'clock ~ rpclte the rosary for the repose
ol his soul
JAMES c. NAUGHTEN. Grand knight.
JOHN NJ. TABLER, Fin Secretary.
Evening star., 1943-02-24

DUFFY. SILsS {. Admiral George
lHM Dewey Naval Camp. No. :, U. S.
r-EE- w. Y. will assemble at the late
tE2F9TH residence OF SILAS C DUFFY.
tEE aTEH 59ua 2nd p v. at : o'clock
ExE4 Thursday morning, February
KSN 25, 1913. thence to the Church
S7AA Of the Nativity. 5000 Georgia
eve Al Peabody st Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. TRANSPORTATION furnished
JOHN A MARTIN, Commander
ORIN A KITCHEN, Adlutant
Evening star., 1943-02-24

ruary 80, l943. at Mount Alto Hospital
SILAS c. DUFFY. beloved husband OF
Marion T. Duffy: father OF Mrs Ellis Gray,
Mrs James K. King and James c. Duffy
Services al his late residence. 5000 2nd
p. NV. on Thursday, February %. at
30 m. thence 10 the Church Of the
Nativity. 5000 GeorEla ave where mass
Will be Offered al . m. Interment Cedar
Hi Cemetery. "a
DUFFY, SILAS {. Oncerv and mem
hers of MonSlgnor Frank X BlSchof Post
No 40, Catholic War Veterans, are re-
ouested to meet at the home OF our late
comrade, SILAS c. DUFFY 5000 2nd pl
u a. $50 pm. Wednesday. FEBRUARY
= 1913, 10 offer prayers for the repose
Of his soul
J B SULLIVAN. Commander
y MCDFRhIOTrT Aa4rtapt
Evening star., 1943-02-24

NJ LilNN' RICHARD u. A special meet
lnr Of Pas Grand Masters. Council No
= 9. I. o Of o F. will be held IN ODD
fetoWs' Temple OH and T SITS n ". Wed =
heSdaN. February - l943, at < D m 10
aILanee to attend The funeral OF Brother
RICHARD D MULLINS
= ABNER MOORE. Council Master
{. !. BROOKE. Acting Secretary +.