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ii "idiomatic REPORT consort-cor
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For Sale,
Wants!
Professional Cards.
Miscellaneous
“Ads”—To L'ei.”
Business and
and
LASSIE‘IED Advertisements on .uispage. Twenty-Five Words or less. 25c
1‘ hree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
Iace or Caps. Double Price.
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FOR SALE.»19H mill) 'rowxl +3135 """"_‘ IN usuomau.
OOMS WITH ALL IM‘
provements, at 72 North Main street.
$15 per month. Inquire United Gro-
cery Co. 810 tf
car. inquire 127 South Main street.
p-.._._..
FOR SALE -'l‘l“n\.\l AND THREE
asst-tn line double bottom dump~
can a total wagon a truck. Also har-
ness. :1 liouton street South Nor-
walk 38 31
TO LET—COMFORTABLE 12
room house iliiprovenlents Also bunga-
low 4 rooms. furnished. running water.
Moderate rent. Situated West Side
avenue. 7 minutes walk from railroad
FOR SALE~~A 30 'Fi)UT CABIN
la Illih Raised deck. 10 H. P.. 2 cyl- station, Itowayton. Address F. C. Al-
indrer engine. Both almost new. Speed bret'lll, Box 145, Row-anon. all 3t
about 9 miles. Address “B. 0. W." * ——
ro LET—mun ROOMS. SECOND
floor. with all improvements. To ad-
ull's Rent sli. inquire at 24 Taylor
avenue. a7 3t
12? South Main street. a8 3t
FOR SALE—NEW iDEAL HOME,
situated near water, 'overlooking
Sound. .\'i-ar trolley and station. 8
rooms; modern improvements. Sell
ai hall price on account of leaving
town. Price, 83,300, with furniture, $3.-
400. $1,300 cash only necessary. Ad-y
dress “Bargain", Sentinel olllce.
to LET—A SIX Room APART-
iueul. 11 High street. All improve-
ments. Inquire of Mrs. Emma L
Golden. I Fairileld avenue. at if
To LET—TWO APARTMENTS 01"
live resins each, with improvements.
At ,Xofets and 51 Spring street. in-
quire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 16 Grove St. or
telephone '1393-12. at t
FOR SALEWON'E DODGE TOUR»
lug tar. 1915. Very little used. One
I‘erd delivery and 1 Km roadster.
Riocio limo. Garage, Woodward ave.
nee. at St
' “’U’“ “——-'— To LET—5 NICE BIG ROOMS. ALL
FOR SALE“‘M“W HOUSE 31" (6) improvements, gas, electh ll!;'.li. New
rooms and bath. A“ improvementarun Lincoln avenue. Heater 5 nice
i‘rait trees. At cost price. Address rooms, ‘1' improvements. 7‘ “mm”
"Sale, ctio Sentinel oillce. a '1 “,uemw. Inquire Steve Km, 7,; Lu-
‘ifiig'on avenue. - all St
FOR BALE—NEW RESIDENCE ONI __
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Fitch's Point, Norwalk. COnn. sf ‘ '
mm. 2 mm, hm mm. 0“ m. ro LET—THREE ROOMS, LIG‘IIT
vale road frontln de h l,iind airy. Stationary tubs 48 Fifth
I 0“ ’9 c .nu'Istreet. Call evenings. no at
with concrete sea wall and landing _.,
stage. House all improvements, elcc- To LET—FIVE ROOMS 000D LO-
:1“ :33“; 3“:- '°'°"v cit, cut?" °“.,calion. Rent reasonable. F. How. 35
as #:20551ng nu :y ° :tg‘fl‘ove avenue, East Norwalk. all) at
. cons c u .i _
Large lot or smaller if ODIN. wt! TO LET—N0 Roms mu'rl.
:31“ fir- Pfl“ ”"0.- mq‘m‘jul location. Near center. Terms reav
'C u L ills, ’9 Wall street, nor'uk-sonable. All conveniences. 8 Crescent
OWL a8 3t
l Terrace.
FOR SALE—TWO FINE BUILD-L FOR SALE—RENEW
Oonn. 501150 each. Facing on prints . .
. L high speed bcbehler carborator, 87.
m“ “"d “W “mm" 0“ ”h“ ‘° Twu iii In. Scheblcr common. :5
trolley, near school, gas sewer, city
water, electric lights. Price $2,500
each. Inquire John A‘ Mills, 29 Wall .94 3011.5 Main street. South Norivaz‘a.
street, Norwalk, Conn. i a! ’t
FOR SALE—AUTO BARGAIN ron "-
.iitney service. 8250. '16 Wall street:
Norwalk. as at
each. At water Kent coil. 86. Spitiorf
Woodward avenue. Rent 325. 6 room
.-.... _' ‘bungaiow. all improvements, No. iii
. a V
FOR SALE “'5 BLYS “0 “CTOR Lincoln avenue. Rent 820. inquire of
in excellent condition. 76 Wall street, ‘
Norwalk .8 u tharles E. Hoyt.
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TO LET—ONE POUR ROOM AP-
partment. improvements. One minute
from trolley. ten minutes from depot.
inquire 84" Woodward avenue. Tel.
1106-12.
non eats—To nvnar mutant
one bottle of "Amaretto Castsilano"
as King of Spring tonics. it filters the
Mood and gives force and vitality,
dd by all leading druggista. hotels
and cafes. mil in:
TO LET—STORE FROM APRIL lst
' Also extremely large basement to rent.
Yinqulre on premises. 87 North Main
street. South Norwallt. mu It
THE NUBONE CORSET—LAN ES
No stay whatever equals Nubone
in giving perfect support without
sacrificing ease and flexibility. No
bulging below waistline. Perfect
fittings or money refunded.
MR8. LILLIAN REYNOLDS
M Winfield St. East Norwaik
‘ Phone 241-5
TO LET—A BNRE. 207 EAST
provenenta. Inquire Dr. Wm. M
giiouth Maia street. Telephone so.
‘ BUSINESS NOTICE,“
DREOSMAKING—HAVING RENOV-
, ed to No. 20 Union street. South Nor-
; walk. am prepared to do dress makin‘
hit home. or at ladies' own residence.
{lilo 3t MRS. J. A. DECKER.
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FINLAYSON AND FANNINO, AR-
cliitects. desire to announce that they
1 have opened an oillce for the general
. Operators on all a of I
p m practice of architecture. Room 1. Bav-
Shift Makinz- bczmnm imind Block, 94 Washington street.
‘ paid‘ while learning.
. l eamrmo — Japan-HANGING
EXPERIENCED MEN as smnrldmmm. winter‘s “mm: "u
"0“?“5- ! paper. up-to—date styles. Meat prices.
laminates cheerfully gIVen. Trial or»
ldcrs solicited. Tel. loo,
"as packer's assistant. $1.50 per GI!-
.for truck driver, a per day.
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in loving and constant memory of
our dear mother; Elizabeth A. Mitch-
ell. whom God called home, one year
auo. April tth. 1915.
Sleep on dear mother
And take thy rest,
We miss you most
Who loved you best
Gone but not forgotten in our home
on earth today.
FANNIE S. Ml'l‘CHi-.l.l.,
MRS. J. M. lulu-)1.
MKS. M. E. FLAGG.
or... ran”
WANTED—A GOOD rasusrsn’.
to drive double team. John McMahon?
aid 3!
WANTED~POS|TION A8 00!-
panion or nurse. Experienced and ca‘
pable. Box 591, South Norwaik. am at
, WANTED—EXPERIENCED GRO-
cery clerk, Must be good pcnman.
smart at figures. Willing to work
Good. steady position to the right
party. Apply at A. I". Beckmann and
C03. store. Washington street. alO 3t
WANTED—GIRL TO FILL CANS.
good wages. while learning and from
Ii to I! on peace work. Young man
Good chance for advancement. Rater.
ences natured. Temporary puition
Clover
Mrg. Co.. Ora-bury.
,lliliillllllSiiliII iciiist
.lions have been received to the eilect
iihat money orders No. 910 to 1000
surrounded by the Turks at Kur-
.cl-Amara, Mesopotamia. This
i attack is to be made, according to
"“130”,“ “I :the plans of the British staff,
{against Sannayyat, on the Tigris,
At the 10011 ”Mlle” oommunlca- a short distance above Fclahie,
which recently was won from
mm, been stolen "om wwn Sis-T the Turks. The following official
(lion, Si. Innis. Missouri, by pmfes-j statement
isional money order thieves.
What these thieves are working
shine of the “Olen money orders In‘Gorringe's preparations for the
' that city. '
‘1 inches
gialks.
Lilli-diately notify the police if moneyi
‘crdera bearing numbeis from 010 10,3tt
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WANTED—SIX EXPERIENCED
laborers or tam handu. Work until
November nest. Wages 32.00 per day.
Apply Foreman, B. 11 Gallaher. (Tron
bury. a7 3t
' waurco -uxeumaNcmi
Conn.
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WANTEMIRL FOR GENERAI.‘ THREE MORE BRITISH'
4 cylinder box coil, 85. Ii. Keyw'irth. housework. inquire Mrs. Ian: 3. Jen-'3 STEAMSH'IPS ARE SUNK.
a! St
nings. 119 Flaxhill Road.
WA NTED—~C HAM BERN AID AND
WANTED~PIIPILS TO JOIN
class to learn mam-[King anti physi.
cal culture. Can earn at least 850 a
week. For particulars write or call
Dr. M. F. Adlem'an. 39 Suburban iive- m
titre, Stamford. E
ply.
nclose stamp for re
i WANTEDMTHE NEW BRITAIN
iGcneraI Hospital. New Britain. (loam.
iofl‘ers a 2 1-2 year course of training
_-formerly occupied by Salvation 'Army.,10r nurses. Add”. 311M of Roach P it! led generally and ‘ ma
. joritv for his cabinet seems as-
- tal for information.
WANTED—1‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
.of cattle and poultry. Best prices
.paid. Beat prim paid for calves. II.
.1. it triers. At Ponierrada. in thel
.. province of.Leon. one person was;
AUTOMOBILES.
‘ A FEW GOOD TOURING
and roadsters. Overhauicd and in An!
condition. Wehrle'ii Oar-:0.
mead stud. South Norwaik.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the once of the Secretary of the
Bridge Construction Committee. Peo-
ple's Trust Co; Washington Street,
South Nora-silt. Conn, until April 21, man I sentyou the other day?
1916. for the removal of the piles and
nel north
ton street bridge.
namely: in withdrawing and removing
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ug'rfance by which the City of St Louis
- trimmers. Good work. At prices veryicnlii-cta a tax of one mill on each
JUMP satisfactory. Apply in once Vander-‘Hiii‘ct railway puaenim
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”"5 ‘0“ °“ PM“ 9”“ N°"""" spark. low tention magneto to. Model hoef a Co. 1: Butler iii-eel. Norwaiulwm mum about millionth in am
a‘l 6t taxes.
TO LET—~FROM APRIL 181‘. 6 waitress. Apply to Mrs. Robert v‘mlcral Pctain's uncrrinu itidgmcnl
room Muss. all improvements, No.42 liurcn. {is West avenue, Norwalk as ill in letting it go at cxa'ctlv thc
“ v . right moment is
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caas‘ inflict
u .3”. way for the next British attack in
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timbers on the east side of the chan- he had such P00? teeth," said the “i
"“1 south 0‘ ""3 Washing. er man. , "Did you notice his teeth?
South Norwalk, Ct. They were badly decayed. some at
The work consists of the 10110.1“, them broken oil. discolored. and in a
smear I“ “‘9". 9mm! “1 9"“ Ind 0“ “'3', who has.” unionist: about an mi
on these operations
{was given out today in London:
The BOston office Of the Post Office “Lieut'-Genera] Sir Percy Lake
Department has sent out a warning, . .
m (commander of the British
s_ijforccs in Mesopotamia) reports
New England. New York papers ye , _ ‘
tthat Lieu-General Sir George
teiday reported attempts to cash
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Merchants are advised to want 5811113373; m:t1320dareh-wcll—ad
their salesmen to use caution in ac- Vance ' t oug S aye Cur-
cepiing money orders in payment of tailed the frontage on which the
goods purchased. The method usual- attack can be delivered. The
ly carried out by the thieves is to weather is improved. and has
“”3“ a" ”d" h" “’0‘“ 31"“ mm”been fine for the last two days
it...” Shilw' faked identification papers, . _ _
The descriptions or me men. who The river has not men Since the
..u.‘lly appear together. are describv' seventh."
NJ as follows: Secretary Lansing announced
No, 1. about 5 feet. 10 inches. cleani in Washington today that Am-
. . . 95 . . ‘. .
‘Thdlf’n' about ' ”a” Old‘ Mllbasszidor Gerard had cabled that
dressed. I G . . .
No 2. is smaller. being only 5 feet . the "Wall Foreign 0m“. m—
He is oi dark tompiexiiin.;formcd him it would hand him a
still gold teeth showing when heinotc on the Sussex case probably
He has large dark eyes. today.
\lert‘liiinis here are asked to The Germans continued
acks last night in the Verdun
loci! and bearing ihi? address \v'ailile~reglon east and west of the
imi
Station. St. Louis, Missouri. are pre l Men“. 0‘," ,. from of thirteen
willPtl in payment of goods.
iiiw itiii BEIIES
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Although today's weather report iorl
Norualk and Vicinity indicates thati
"Tuesday will he warmer" it has not
been definitely established whether
.lwre is to be a spring this year or
not.
i‘ortainly the [snow Saturday and
yesliil‘dhy morning wu not encouragl
ing to advoatcl of an early spring.
The sun took the street department's
job, however, and it look but a short
time for the snow to disappear. -1
Tile tired business man, upon sight
of yesterday morning‘- duty snow
fall, doubtlessly bad visions OI an-
other warning (mm the mayor and
police department. suggesting early
clean walks. but the aupn worded 01!
this advise
Fort Douaumoni. The War Of.
.fice announcement of this after-
noon says that in the fighting
west of the river for poascssion
of Dead Man's hill the Germans
were repulsed except on a front
of five hundred yards near Hill
No. :95. East of the river the
German assaults gained no ap-
preciable results.
The Temps of Paris publishes
a dispatch from Athens quoting
the Patric of that city to the
feet that the Ministers of the En-
tente Powers have complained to
the Greek government that 31,-
000 flour sacks belonging to Ru
sis have been handed over by
Greek authorities to Bulgaria.
These sacks were rcuuisitioned
by the Greek commissarydcpart-
ment for the army. but are said
to have been transported clandes-
tinely to Bulgaria.
a
01'. LOW. WINS BIG CASE.
WASHINGTON. April ION—The Su-
preme court today dismissed the ap-
peal of the St. Louis Street Railway
llllt'h’ from the decision of the hits
ecuri courts. which upheld the ordi'
The clip
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.'iogriiivis i'p to II Standard 753"
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8i: aye of FEATURE PICTURES
Proiucing the following features
commencing Monday, April 10th.
(Continued from Page One.)
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MONOAN April 10th
\ietro present Mabel Taliafrrro in
the ureaust oi Metro successes.
now highly
praised. While of little value to
the French. it is of almost none
to the Germans. as it is located
' a hollow. commanded by
French guns on all sides. out of
which it is practically impossible
for them to debauch.
in the election for the Cortcz
in Spain today, the candidates
supporting the government of
Count Romanonca. the present
[he iircilt Pace.
Tucensy. April 11th
Paramount i‘l’rrwill the Star of
'TlIi-I t'llhAT" illiil other big euc~
i-esses. i-‘A.\‘.\'li~: WARD, iii
"For he Deiese"
Wednesday, April 12th.
Selig offers TYRONE POWERS
lind KATHLYN WILLIAMS lit
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" i 1.011 shalt Noi Level"
cured. The day passed ofi‘calmly
in the large centers of population
and disturbances were Med
onlyfrovnaicwofthe unalldia-
Thucuiay, April 13th.
William For presents George
Walsh and Doris Pawn in the
thrilling drama of daring and re.
main
“BLUE BLOOD AND RED."
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Friday, April 14th.
Paramount presents the noted
and appealing heart interest play
RCIA GRAY."
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kiliadinl’hrawibetvveenrival
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the attemptto relieve the army!
POOR TEETH 0051
Hill A JOB
“Why didn't you hire that sales-
-‘o
Preparations are well under
“THE cone or MA
Saturday, April 15th.
How a strong man loved and lost
HAROLD LOCKWOOD and MAY
ELLISON in
“LIFE'S BLIND ALLEY."
and HENRY WALTHALL and
EDNA MAYO in the 4th and up to
date most thrilling episode of
“THE STRANGE CASE OF MARY
' PAGE."
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seemed. to. be a'good man,” asksdonc!
business man of another. "Because"
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generally disreputable condition. And
he had a very oileneivs breath. A man‘
Special-Addad Feature. -
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their .
[miles long tram Hill No. 304 to.-
utilitie-
. 2 accounts. properly attested within said
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WASHINGTON. 'Aprll’
Federal Trade Communism today pic's-
eiited to oCngree's'a preliminary to"-
- potty: its investigation onus clasp!
principals-s: Them
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We:
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seas Vd-stltistle‘s on pram
Fir“; bitinflum . 7ft. “
cansuebthoiaevadams}.~ '
White, Ill 1»! Ely ‘Ave.
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Eds-Till Vldfllll
. fine no. ii. . ~
New You.» did romeo—em:
Richmond. Va. Want-gramme.
' - . ~ and. return “I,“
bars between the channel and the es- gong] appearanceand so little regard
tablliihed harbor line. and sawing on for people who have tolook as him
at the mud line all piles. and i'ltibsra‘W'W' time he W?" h“ mouthdnczl
back of the harbor line. These pilel‘ 3:3: “if: “g“;gfig”:
and timbers. except twentyoutside of '0.“ M . Why“
01011qu lines to be selected by the hummus)” 1m
.comhilttee'i'engineer. are to m. a cool m“M-I‘Ilyfio
the proverl'y‘bl’theconmdr‘u part m‘“'"""‘"“ ‘ “
payment tor doing the work. ' 7‘ I 1 .
Specificationsrand-biauk ms ’forl- Df.‘J. “.m‘y “
proposals tor this work can hemp-l il. gar not. It. “. MM
9am- agpdm canton. 91in a... - masonry—wines-
gineera. ,ws' nan wet-c W a, Was..- .
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Hm,.fuedq,Wsuuday, '
April tout. no», im.
"LEAP YEAR OIRL.‘ :
. ,_‘ _: mic Vocalist. _
'NoincreasNa prices. ' ‘
10 cents-«rail scans
were
. Ipeaial. Imm. ~ ':.‘
New Welt-‘3‘"
mas “volcano": "-
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MISS WINIFRED GERALD "
Is There Ga; on Your Street ?
If you live where you can obtain GAS SERVICE. you
should not be without a “VULCAN” GAS RANGE
Don‘t hesitate to ask u; about having a gas range il-
stalled.
$2.00 WILL INSTALL YOUR RANGE—BAL- l
sacs IN EASY MONTHLY pavucars.
The United Electric Light
and Water Company j "
Phone 1680 67 WALL STREET,
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‘army corps iii dense III-ct *
against the French position. ’
northwest of Vcrdtm hem
Avocourt and Cumicrcs. Forced
. numbering at least a divisional
.3. half charged the line hem '
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GERMANS ABANDON
OPEN FORMATION
l'ARlS. April Io, 10:45 a. m.—
l Abandoning the new opt-ii forma-
ltioti and the lately established
Epracticc of night attack, the tier-
i'mans yesterday engaged two
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
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Avocourt and lk-thincourt..'They‘
approached within a humid
yards of the French trenches afl,
sccmc’n inscnsiblc to the fact that
hundreds of men. were ‘ ' '
by the way. but nutwiths ' ‘
their oouragc and the weight
their muses they were st ,
Tbcrcwas adead line bcym‘ r1
which they could not pass.
When the attacking columns ,
were thinned out by artillery-old ~
Savings Bank held thh day a dividend ' whine gunfire so that a re: ,
at the rate of four (4) per cent. per {011113500 bCCIIHi‘ m'CCSSify. tho i,
'annum was declared to depositors order to retire was‘g‘ivcn. Twice ~
from the earnings of the six montha.wcrc they obliged to fill up the -.
tending March 31. 1916. gaps in thcir ranks. but none of . . .
The same will be ente .
lboohs and paid on and after April 10. ' French Iinc, which had been con; "
1016. ‘sidcrably strcitghtcni-d in the re-
By order of the heard of directorsng'ion of Buthincourt by the with .
suvuoun CURTIS. idrawal of thc fori'cs from the den».
Treasurer gerously exposed unlit-at to com-m
mam“ M Norwatk. M Pmuah‘lntomling ismtiuns bt‘hlnd the“,
Village.
Court. March 27th. A. 11. 1916. , . .>. ‘
Estate of William Steven‘s late of? “no fresh llln'flwl‘ 3":de -
Norwalk in said District. deceased. :1)ch Mm.” M" “M“ "w '5'
The Court of Probate for the hit .9311“ was. m [)rOL'Tt'SS 0" tht‘ lit“!-
trlrt of Norwalk. iiatii limited and ni-i"“‘f““_ "n“ ”lb” “"5““ 3' "1‘
lowed six months from the date hel'e-isa'"c “W "ymi‘r‘m th ‘h'wflfh
of for the creditors or said amino to the "W“? “9‘" ( “"“"'°5~ T0,“!
exhibit their claims for settlement. "‘0 mcneuvrc 3" 3"ka was 5m"
ThOse who neglect to present their ultancously mad" . 0“ the f?“
bank of the Mcusc in the region
of (lini'dpncuville-Vachcrouvillc.
.-Thc I’cw hundred mcn who _
‘succccdcd in pcnctrating the ra-‘
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iFairleid County Savings Bank. '
‘Norwalk. Connu March is. 1318
At a regular meeting of the bean!
of directors of the Fairneld County
. m21 18t
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
m D
lthc action proved unsuccessful.
Administrator.| A third attack at the same time
__._.._.. H--. .was delivered on a positiOI‘
RR. Probate: strongly organized by the French .
{northeast of Avocou'i. the object ‘ ,
HOWARD l.. lDWNDE‘S
m27 83 10
District of norwalk.
Court. March 31st. A, 0.. 1916.
Estate of Royal 1M}. (‘oms'T'ock, late
of Norwaik. in said District, deceased.
The Courtloi Probate for the Dis-
Frcnch linc far canh '0 ttlfll'
lilm Nomi-r 30:. which lies Bot)
lrict of Norwalk, hath limited and sl-lvards to the south and i'i'instim-~
lowed six months: from the date hereof; tcs what is charactc'rirgtl "s the
|for the creditors of said estate to ex~| the Gibraltar in the French line
|hibit their claim for settlement. Those, in that. district. This attack met
who neglect to present their accounts' with more success tlfcn others;
.propcrly attested. within said time.ibut after thc Germans hrd 53c
will he debnrred a recovery. All per-' Cccd
‘sons indebted to said Estate are regsomc points in thc ficst trenches
quested to make immediate Dementithc French counter attacked. and .
the net result for the German“? '
to
HAMILTON L. COMSTOCK. im an increase in their insect,
a3 10 17 Adminisira r-{fmm the French hayoncts. lt'
"‘ stated that at the close of theda
NOTICE. the wconch held exactlv the its!!!”
Notice is hereby 81'9“ that hm"lipooitiou as at the beginning of
will be received until eleven o‘clocklthc attack. _
a In. April 17th for I In“ Plum“ The German losses are vain
and cultivating shell fish in aboutlsagd to have been on the 1,345 of
twenty acres of 0!!!!" 8'0““ 1m; 50 per cent. Of the cfi'egfives err-I
in the Town of Weetpoan the Conu‘ gazed. and flu,“ included it CW’
ty of Falrileld and described as ml‘lsidcrablc proportion of the ro- ‘
lows:
Northerly by the line running‘ from 1‘
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1M Refine to be Fooled.
M are all sticking to “Netim_;
canal signal to end 0! Km; Island.
Easterly by .lots No. 366 and No.l ._».
367W and north by lots No. 367W. N0. W 99". It sure is a wg'z l w
sesw. No. saw. and ‘No. saw. u... m ya “you“ mi. "
Southcrly by the. easterly line of up. W 99" and there; .3
NerudW‘prodaced‘ southwestern m m u now. n is the
. Westerlycby‘a‘LIIne'absit'oeethr-aam namely on a new plan. 1 .
:iaru costume-oi andpacalkl withtbe a- ”ghagmm us,
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