Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 9, 1914 · page 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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face or Caps, Double

 

Wants!

For Sale,

 

Price.

’ Classified “Ads”—To Let,

Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous

LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.

Business and

 

 

In Black-

 

 

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W nail soars! NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

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Extra

(‘ut out this Coupon,

l‘ci’fee you will receive

 

 

WANTED I

TO LET

FOR SALE

 

“WANTED—GIRLS TO WORK
launzir y.

I.’\'
Inquire t‘rescent Laundry.
1'9 31.

 

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WANTED —— CIIAUFFEI'R TO
drive private car. No night or Sunday.
M'Jl‘k. Write in“ particulars to W.
S. J., cure Sentinel. 1'9 31
WANTED—BQY TO WORK IN
grocery store and on wagon. Ad-
dress "Wagon" care Sentinel. jl) ill
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WANTED~AT ONCE, 3 ROOMS!
for light housekeeping, furnished or\

 

 

partly furnished. M, H. Andersonfi'
General Delivery, Stamford, Conn.

1'8 2t

WANTED—A BRIGHT Gliil.‘

about 16 as clerk in factory. Inquirei

‘J. and J. Cash. 16 31'

"on premises.

To LET—THREE ROOMS, 11
West Ave, to small family. Inquire
1'9 3t

 

TO LET—0' ROOMS AT 4 CROSS'
St. Rent, $12.00. Inquire l“. D. Law-

 

 

FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS JER-
sey cow, calf and heifer, and also two
pigs. Apply to William Horan, Wil-
liam St. ‘Norwalk, Conn. 19 1t

 

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FOR SALE—~AT THE MRS. WIL-

 

 

ton, 171 South Main St. ii) iii liam Bradley place, Greenfield Hill,
household furniture, bric-a-brac, au-
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMSQtiques, etc, Saturday and Monday,
one large room and one small one June 13th and 15th. j9 2t
Terms reasonable! Inquire 15 liavi-‘-———
laud. St. 1'8 31 FOR sALEr—A FIVE ROOM
jhouse in East Norwalk, corner lot,
T0 LET~TWO FI'IINISHED‘FJO x 100 hfeet; price $1,250. Half
to gentlemen. Bath. Inquire 22 Madi-down. Inquire of W. G. Crockett.‘L
son St 16 31' 1'6 3t
TO LET—LARGE FURNISHED FOR SALE~NE\V COLONIAL

front 1'00"! 3“ improvements; 3““ ihouse, all modern improvements, large

able for two
time Breakfast if desired.
Zant St., East Norwalk.

 

WANTED-TWO YOUNG GIRLS

Would like position to do general
housework. Apply 5 Lexington Ave.
South Norwalk. 16 31

 

T0 LET—5 ROOMS, 23 .EDIZA’I
beth St.

Taylor Ava, city. Tel. No. 1165-5.

 

WANTED—CLUETT, PEABODY &
(30., Inc., have situations to offer ex-
perienced operators on power mach.
fines; also two women as examiners.
Steady work. it; (it

 

WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
battle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extms prices for fat calves.
[5.00 for bob valves to fatten H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151

029 if

The New Scrence
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.

Chiropractic is idle definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is cans-
od by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause of
("seals and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sn-
Icms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never rc-
Iret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you. ,

, Magnetic treatments given also.

T. Francis. D. C.

.4 Washington 8!... So. Not-walk, Conn.

Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.

 

 

Bishopric Stucco Board

This wonderful Stucco or Plaster
Board cuts in half the cost of apply-
lng plaster, cement and stucco finish

‘0 houses and buildings.

It makes plaster and cement walls
permanent, prevents cracking. .with
half the amount of cement that is
necessary when other backgrounds
are used.‘

It gives a better job at a greatly re
'duced figurHaves building money!

It therefore. brings the distinctive
stucco house within the reach of
many who cannot afford such- work
as done by old methods.

Ask me about it.

' C. H. AIBTHORPE,
frel. 987-3. Beaview‘ AVs.

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'Elrn. Trees Sprayed
Beaupain & Saunders

l ARBORCULTURISTS.
' SOUTH NORWALK. court.

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Gcneral Insurance .
c. 1'. McGOVERN
_ msunsncs ANn 'EEAL ESTATE
' 158 Washington street, ‘
‘louth Nomik. Conn. - Tel. 346.
; ~ , .. “_£ ’ .

MISCELLANEOUS; ,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

- ones. so semis mat Stamford. .

T0 LET—FOR SUMMER MONTHS, I
handsomely furnished house, 4 Mor-
gan Ave, Norwalk. All modern con-
veniences. Apply to Geo. L. Wood-
ward 13 9t

 

To LET—APARTMENT AT 11
Elizabeth St. All improvements. In-
quire United Grocery (‘0. 11 if

 

T0 LET—CENTRALLY LOCATED
suite of offices over Central Food
Store, consisting of three large con-
necting rooms; will be painted and
papered to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co. m15‘ tf

 

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LOST—OVAL SHAPED CORAL
brooch pin on either Woodward Ave...
River or Meadow 813.. Saturday night:
Prized highly through associations.

Reward for return to Sentinel office.

‘ 19 1t

LOST -— SATURDAY, WATCH,
chain and knife. Watch gold hunting
case, chain. gold and platinum, knife.
patent blades. Reward for return to
Sentinel office. 18 2t

 

LOST—«HUNTING CASE GOLD
watch. Reward for return to Sentinel
office. 16 3t

 

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[£811 NOTICES

ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.

District of Norwalk. ss., Probate
Court, June 8, ‘A. D. 1914. \

Estate of Isabella W. Watkins, late
of Norwalk. in said District deceased.
'Ordered That the executor exhibit
his administration account to this
Court {or adjustment, at the Probate
office in Norwalk, on the 23rd day
of June, 1914, at 10 o'clock forenoon,
11nd that all pedsons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof the ox-
ecutors will cause this order to he
publised in auneWspaper having a cir-“_
culation in said District, at least five
days before said 23rd day of June,
1914.

 

 

HENRY W. GREGORY,
J udgea

 

You are'strong and well.
That’s pleasant. ;

You hops to~remsin so.
That's natural.

Your spine may get out of order.
That’s possible .

You need some adjustments,
That’s evident.

Better start today,
That's wisdom

You want the best,
That's proper.

Painless methods.
That's discrimination.

See 111. Barthel, D. 0.-
That's important. . '

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That's the right place. > ‘
Delays are dangerous,
That's:

 

canopinc

‘ 83 Meadow St..- South N‘orwalhv

71.on m.

 

 

Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 1025farm, 12 room house,

[guaranteed for 15 years.
lsro having me repair their 'l‘lnwork,

' [3.01;ng tolonnono.

can be seen at any.lot. Sold at sacrifice it sold at once.

1“ v‘0“?Apply E. C. Haviland, Brus’h
36 3‘- city.

SL,
34 61

 

BARGAIN IN WILTON—100 ACRE
barns, fruit,

|sound view, some woodland and pas-
a18 tf ture; over hair can be cultivated. Can
the bOught cheap.

Thos. C. Balcom.
P. O. Bldg., Norwalk. 33 6t

 

FOR SALE OR RENT—~LARGE
and commodious house, 12 Haviiand
St. ; easy terms. For further particu-
lars inquire C. Swartz. Old Well Cigar
Co. mar28 if

 

BUSINESS. [NoricEs

 

PALNTING, PAI’ERHANGING, DEC-
orating. Painters‘ supplies. Wall ps-
perpuptodato styles, lowest prices.

dens solicited. Tel. 400.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave.
NOTICE.

I have It at last. \‘i’hat‘.I 'i‘lu for
roofing, leaders, and gutters that is
Wise people

Alexander
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Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.

HENRY A. HEDELEIN...
141 Wash. 81., Phens 1106-12 or 373

FIRE ALARMS

.OU'H NORWALK FIRI ALARM
IOXII

l‘IN Alarm Hoodoo-rte" at ”0“"!
Worn. Telephone for tire alarms

No.16.
HWoshlnxtonBoond North Iain In

_:-IDB$ and Raymond Bil.
ficyt'sa‘l'hes Corset Factory. prints

1:219:le figsgtai

Imuusis nail. Iflord and City noun

Charon at.
ll—ersst 81.. Franklin BohooL
is—xConolz‘rd Con cord and

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11-41 'su An Iona " ll.
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Ann". and laws 9t.
Missouri)! and Hen Sta
ti—xflout'alu n and cures Its
ttxxinxton I .

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Ii—South In” St... botwooo am. as

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81-: ll) mum. Works. buts It
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31-— sm. Co.
mud Cm .ll.

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51:30am: mu 8t. 1113:" calm Avs

~Wuhinnton Bt .
n~rr$olxht yard and A12: stuns-lute
Box 61—Oornsr Putnam avenue sol.
used strut.
ugh Donates non-interfaith] moo.
from which the nu.-
can sou undod.
no“ stroke at 1! noon and I n...
One stroll-o as odd times. testing or
nmnasftorsnalomlroontn

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tnusdosfntolt. Ill. sash Woman]. I has
maul-trio! lilo ro-

urlong blasts of tho whistle at
8:110 Lamond 12:30 p. in. whom
no school rq- the following session

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101 Atlantic St, Stamford, '9 s. “”4"” t'
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1G. Gregory, M.

Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-'

mafia motif-1mg“. mWstb '

ante: 11.128133!“ ‘
(fa moghwb‘snwm tits “from of up. amnion" ,

FROM MONDAY, JUNE 8th, to

FREE DELIVERY

 

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(Continued from First Page.)

 

made at the final preliminary meet~
ing of the Executive Committee in the
Norwalk Town Courtroom last night
that there would be 1.10 change of the
present ideal site. The grounds and

' buildings are owned by the Norwalk

Hospital Association, and are free of
debt. The present building is a val-
uable asset and may be readily remov-
ed to another location.
Rspresonutlw Residents on
Cammittses.

sentative residents of .‘x‘orwalk and
the allied towns are ready for work
and are made up as follows:
Executive Committee.
Christian Swnrtz, chairman.
Arthur C. Wheeler, vicechairman.
c, F‘. Tristram, John T. Hayes, J.
0., Charles E. Hoyt,
ll. J. Ilipson, ll (‘. Sherer, M, I)., T.
1. Raymond. secretary, I.) .il.'l\1iller.
Henry P. Price, M. D. Randall, Wm.
J. Tracey. M. l)., A. E. Winchester, J
Dumoriier, M, I).
TEAM ORGANIZATION.
Business Men‘s Committee.
Arthur C. Wheeler, Chairman.
Harvey M. Kent. Vice-Chairman.
Richard ~I{,,(iolden, Vice-Chairman.
Tnam Captains.
II. E. Bishop
Seymour. Curtis
3. Georps 8. Facts
'4‘. EdwardIM. Guns ' '
5. E'E. Gorham
II. J.- Emory Stevens
7. Christian Swgrtz ' ‘
'8. 1),. Wm. J. Tracey
Women's Committee
Mrs H, C. vSiierer, Chairman
Mrs. ii. P. Price, Vice-Chairman
Mrs. E. A. Lane, Secretary
Team Captains

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20. Mrs. James ilrundage
21. Mrs. F. .1, Burnell
22. Mrs. A. . Cleverley
23. Mrs. J A. MoElroy
24. Miss Lena A. Hutchinson
25. Mrs. John E. Jones
26. Mrs. Henry P. Price

, 27. Mrs. A. J. Rumbmier
28. Miss Nora E, Ryan
29. Mrs. P. w. Woodward.

Allied Town’s Committee

Charles F. Tristsm, Chairman
\ T. l. Raymond, Secretary
' ’ Men’s Team.

Ave
-George P. Bstts, Springwood Are.
Horace Y. Hubbell. 12 Morgan Ave.
Frankl. Jones, Mott Ave.
Lester R Warren. 13 Isaac Place
Frank H. Merrill, 2 Hoyt St.
Henry T Gehrman, 3 Water St.
Samuel Lyrics West Ave.
William H. Guthrie, ‘Silvermine Ave
Charles B. Stevens, 2 Meadow St.

South Norwalk. -
E. E. Gorhwijaptain. 10 First St.,

East Norwalk. -
George E Thompson, 18 Eddie Ave"

East Nor-walk.

a

I

vard.
1),. F. B. «Hoyt, Pine Hill Road
Lewis Wardwell. 200 East Ave.
P. H. Fielding, .63 Seaview Ave
E B. Smith, 206 East Ave.
Ambrose

Boulevard .
R. B. DeWitt, Eddie Ave.

uNOl‘Walk. ,
crest. Norwnlk.

Savings Bank.

walk

.Charles E. Hoyt,“

 

Trust Co. ‘ _ .
Learnt! Raymond. Raymond A: Son.

 

 

Coffee Coupon

this week, and by buying

JW" STAMPS

Besides Regular and Extra Stamps
Given on Sales

This Coupon not good after Saturday, June l-i'lth.

 

The Great ASL P Tea Co

WASHINGTON STREET FREE DELIVERY

J:_'_ _,_.

TIIE HOSPITAL Locmor

The various committees of repre-

Mr Seymour Curtis, Chptain Elm' ficially launched on Thursday.

Bfiqlgifiisater S. Selleck: Pair-field Co. Nat

Special

 
 

1.res<nt it at our store} _
2th worth or more 01 I f

L .-
SATURDAY, JUNE 1914. ‘

13th,

WWMW 00.00000

pa fly

 

J. Emory Stevens, Captain 34 West
St.

Frank H. Gleason 4 Taylor ive.

Samuel W. Hoyt Jr., 30 liln‘iwoud
Ave.

Clarance Slauson, Berkley St.

Frank H. Goodchild, 7:. bbuth Main

St.

W. F. Hoyt. 190 West St., South
Norwalk

A. M. “Polilman. Gibson Court.

E. H. Gumbart. Fairfield Aye.
Fred McMahon, 3 Hamilton Ave.
G. H. Vosburgh. Putnam Ave.
George F. Foote, Captain. 4 Court-
land Place, South Norwalk.
.1. 11. Raymond. Norwalk.
George A. Sherron, 178 Main St.
Frankrl. Pinnigan. 10! Main St.
A. Dwight .Keep, Gibson Terrace.
South Norwalk.
P. H. 'Sherron, Rowayton Ave. Row-
ayton.
3 M. ‘Epstien, 101‘» South Main St.
John IBI‘ouinam. Jr., 7 Taylor Ave
W. O. Mcbesn, 33 Spring street.
Dr. Wm. J. Tracey, Captain, 23 West
Ave
Dr, (.1, G. Boliannon. 64 South Main
St.
Dr. Wm. H. Stowe. 5 West ave.
’Dr. Henry C. Sheror, 1 Washington
St.
Dr. J. Dumortlcr. S Washington St.
Dr, R. E. Perdue. 74 South Main
St.
Dr. I). E. Sullivan. 88 South
St. ’
Dr. 1W. Hitchcock. 9 West Ave.
Dr. A. 1H. Illaldwin, 81’. Wall St.
Dr. W, R. Burnell, 11 West avenue.
Dr. Mabel Perry, 82 West avenue.
I Dr. G. E. Cram. 112 West avenue. _y
Christian Swartz, captain. 83 Wash-
ington street.
A, J. Rummier. West street.
F, A, Smith, 85 Spring street. ‘
F. J. Donahue, 36 Fairiield avenue.
C. T. Dimond. 21 Ann stret.

Main

John I awrence. 15. South Main
stret
. Fred. Quintnrd. 129 Washington
, street.

. William Miller

D. W. Raymond.

E .A. J. Collins.

Captains of the two remaining

' teams'M, J, Howard, and Ira 0. Greg'-

ory. have not completed their teams,
but they will surely be ready before
lthe campaign opens.

Allied Tswn's Teams.

The committee allied with the move-
ment areI selecting captains and form-
ing teams of both men and women.
who will cooperate with the Norwalk

Ml‘ H E 31511013. Captain 87 333‘ teams in pregenfing the matter to the workers will receive full information

people in their respectiveulocal fields.
,Citlzfens' Campaign Commltee,

James A. Farrell. chairman.
Carl A. Harstrom, vicevchairmann
John McMullen, vice-chairman.

. : LeRoy Montgomery, secretary.

David H Miller Jr., treasurer.
Important Meetings Tomorrow.
Tomorrow will he a busy day at
the campaign headquarters in_ the
Town Assembly Hall. The decoration

. committee has dressed the room with
banners. flags and many large illumir‘

hated motoes pertinent to the work

',H W. Goths-m. 38 Gregory Bouts. ahead. At 3 oclock Wednesday after- dinner which ,5 free for workers,

noon all of the members of one hun
,dred will assemble at headquarters
Ewhere final explanations and arrange-
'cnents for the actual campaign will be
perfected.

the Citizens‘ Committee, will preside
at a combined meeting of that com-

Harold Olmstead. Willow St, East mittee and the Business Men’s Corn 'bnd the information and experience

mittee, and the campaign will he of-

The following letters have been is-

George L. Woodward Q0 Norwaik sued to the men and women workers:

J une 9,1914.
‘Dean Friend:
The first meeting of the workers or

as... r. Price, Not. Bani} p} Months Womsns Committee or the Eight

Day Campaign for $60. 000 or more to

South Norw'aik erect. a new building for the Norwulk '
.. .Hospitai will' be held at 12:15_ o'clock

 

about on Friday June 12.111 the

ugmln‘Town Assembly Hall Norwsik
‘l The 'ladids wiiltdins together at this
n time: anil'tho details of the camqugn _
‘ 1 Skills ..

 
 

‘ pie whom they are to solicit. hence the

em. 7:22.

i It will be full of snap from start to Sundays.

‘anieh, and you will certainly regret it A. M ~1o'37 3.
if you are not present. Come direct P M.:—2 15, 7:22 ‘

A18 o'clock tomorrow eve- ‘
Carpenter 48 Gregory hing James A. Farrell, chairman of

Paar. THREE

'G‘ "w—w—‘n
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Crex Rugs

$5.87
$4.68...
$6.94
05.47

some patterns the Crex Cal‘-

9 x 1?. Strip} Border
8 x 10 Stripe Border
9 x 12 Fancy Border
8 1 Fancy Bor er

We made a large purchase of
pet 1‘0. have discontinued, which enables us to offer genuine Crex
lugs at such unheard of prices.
Fine Quality Japanese Matting Rugs. 9 x 12 size ............. 33.95 “

Just as big a bargain as the Crex.

See them both in Our window.

The A. J. Angevrne
8: Son Company

134-136 Washington Street

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NLNHaHkK
Timetable

IN EFFECT JUNE 7, 1914.

portance that every worker be pres-
ent. Two important rules of the cam
paign are: Fish—That the women
workers shall do no soliciting prior to
this meeting. Second~That during
the campaign they shall interview only
those people whose assignment cards
they have. Disregard of these rules
means confusion. embarrassment and
wasted time and energy.

These dinners will be served daily
(except Sunday) during the campaign,
June 1219. without cost to the work-
ers.

A place will be reserved for each
team.

These daily meetings -re esg‘ecially
important, because of the interest and P. M.~12:50. 2 44x 3 02x, 4 43
enthusnis'n they arouse 'and the in- _ , _
formation and experience they tmakeffi')’ (”02L 1:02x,7212, 7: 45" 1 W

_ ' ‘8:06x, 9:42x 1021811 10:35 " »
available for every worker. Any dues-f ' '
tion which may arise will be cheer-
fully answered for you at headquar

we

SOUTH NORWALK To newsman.~
A. M.—l:37x, 4:491, 5:342, 5:42;,
:09, (i: 57x, 17'8x, :4,6 8:18x, 9:}
:40,10::l3x 10: 51x, 11: 51. ‘;
P. M.—1:13x, 1:22x, 1:27, 31:02:.
:29, 4:42x, 52151:, 5:45. 6: Ma 6 ‘
:02x, 7:45x, 9:1‘2x,10:18x.
Sundays.

A M.—12:25x 4.4431, 5: 34:, 5
:54 102331;, 11:30

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new YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

,m, A. lil.—4:41x, .3: 3.3. 6:15,.f‘s:03x.
Trusting you “ill be present l'ridai’, 855““ 9:15x, mm“ x, 1043:3135?"
June 12, we are. “‘03-, ' ' ‘
P. M—l2 03 1'1“),

Yours for a splendid Campaign, '
MRS. n. o. smsnnn . 313013 3255. 4'15“, 4:29. 5:
Chairman Women's Committee. 5- 29 fi. 01x, 6 (H. 8 10X: 9- 25 9,: 4°36.
JAMES A. FARRELL, 11=15X.12 00X .
Sundays.

Chairman (‘ltizens‘ Committee. ,
CHRISTIAN S\\'ARTZ A. BIL—6:00, 820331, 9:00x. 10:93
‘ 10:50x.

Chairman Executive Committee. .
P. M.——-12: 10 1: 02x. a: 39x. 5. 02

June 9, 1914.
5: 04, 6: 01x :09x R:10x, 9: 00x,.9_: 4,
.110: 00x, 1‘1: 1531,12 .00x.

 

Dear Friend: '

The Eight- Day Campaign for $60.
000 or more to erect a new building
for the Norwaik Hospital. in which
you have very kindly agreed to be
one of the workers, will Open with a
Men’s Workers' Dinner in the Town

souru NORWALK 76 new HAVit'
A. M.—i2:23x. 1:17x. 6:05,, 1;
9:16x. 10:18,11:11x,11:57x. '
P. M.——12:03, 1:20. 3:16x. 4:28,

Assembly Hall, Norwalk, Thtirsday,,6:l4x. 6:47, 7:09x, 9:3“.
June 11, at 12:15 o'clock. There will 11:06.
be no financial solicitation at this Sundays.

A. M.—l2223x 1:13K,
‘10:19,11:11x.

meeting.
This workers‘ dinner is free to all ‘
2:08x, 4:4m‘

the workers it. is the. “opening gun" P. M.—11:57X.
of the campaign. At this dinner the 6:48, 7:09x. 8:2Sx. 9:24x-f,
10:51.1. ‘ .

 

and instruction regarding the cam-
paign and also get the names of peo-
2:282, 4:33. 5:24t,f_

great importance of your being pres- V P. M.--1133.

 

DANBURY To scum ~on
A. M.—~6;00, 7:23, 8:00, 8:18.10.

to the Assembly Hall from your office
or work prepared to enjoy a good din-l
net; with a fine lot of men.

 

 

No soliciting is to be done prior 11:55. .
to this meeting. ' P." lit—4:21, 6:49, 8:30.
The Men's Teams will meet each Sundays.
noon' (except Sunday) at 12: 15 for M.——.7:55, 11:45. Q
P M.—-—6:48, 7:18x. .8235.

boat fail to be present each noon if
possible, and certainly tor the first
two or three meetings.
‘ 1A place will be reserved for each
to 6.11111 , . i
These daily meetings of the wo k-
lers are most important because of the
.inierest and enthusiasm they arouse

x—Signifies express.
f—Signifies stops on Signal 0113)?
I|—-—Discontinued after June 81
tr—Does [not run Saturds “
z—JSatui-days only.

RECEIVERS Foa sun‘o 7.

.~ 1 CERN ,
BOSTON, June 9.~—chazieg
and Ramon Whidden war"
for the Radall Facheyh com ,
ufactureryi of surgical and, o.
plies, by Federal rdugli
The company has fa‘ctorlo

'they make available for every work- , ‘

’- r. Be present promptly at 12:15, so'

’the reports may be heard without de

lay and the workers get out quickly

for their soliciting

“Any question_yon may have will be

cheerfully answared for you at head- .,

Quarters at the Assembly Hall. limb; Yreandtigztzgrzt
Antici atin n s is id cam sign, n as 7

p g p m p " The petition for the roost! . »'

we are,
, Very sincerely led last Thursday by credit

’ JAMES a. warrants, ;
Chairman Citizens' Committee
common 8;"111 arz, ., }.
Chairman Executive Committee _
c. .a TRISTRA'M I

 

Old udywbo'es‘ your horse
at motors?