Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 19, 1916 · page 11

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' ”I SALE—ONE 1918 NOBEL 32
it“ “about. last painted.
Ind Orwed. Condition

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res «Ls—me ouornoxsfae-t cine-p. i-uum D. r. surpnyfieew and stenoxraphor. Call on
week. Victoria Waterproof Co, 68 nominx. in the Name“: Hospital, foi-

; wit arises horn. Cost :75. Number,
, of records. Almost new. Cheap. Aiso
Kelsey hand printing press and type.l
tall chase, Cheap. Apply 11 osbornei
avuusJEast Norwsik.

 

1
ran “LE—FORD. Pnivsrn;

faulty wishes to dispose of their late-
1915 Ford touring car. Plenty 0! ex-

tress. Excellent condition. Will demonfi TO LET—8]! ROOM COTTAGE) Dry Goods store. Apply to A. Dick-

state. Price $325 to first cssh buy-t
er. Address ‘A' cko Sentinel. 1'19 3t
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mu BALL—SMALL GENERAL:
store. Sold mommy. Good toes-i
use. AddreSs “Store," qo Sentinel. '
117 iii

 

 

FOR SALE—BARGAIN. OVVNER1
must move. .Will sell for only the,
mortgage, a beautiful 12 room. 2 ism-l
ii, house. Address M X, cfo Sentinel,

117 (it

 

Fow SALE—1C1) BOX l.\' GOOD
condition. Price reasonable. 21 Or-
i-lisrd street or phone 111342. 1'16 it

FOR “LE—FOR THE' LACK 0d".
u~e, one seven yeiir old iron grey
horse Weight about 1100..Sound and
well broke. E. L Greenberg, Scrib-

- ner avenue, South Norwslh. 116 8t

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FOR BALE—BUILDING LOT. 50:-
150. Stuart avenue. For particulars
illd price, inquire of Mn. Saunders.

 

2L Grove IITPOY, South Norwallr, onllll’l'omflltl- 3.1“ '3" ”.mmtl WANTEMLTUATION a wuvn

Mrs. Games Day, 16 Stuart avenue;
Norwalk. 115 so

FOR aALE~NAVY BOAT, WITH
mahoxsny dock and fittings. Dimen-
sions: 2| fest long. 6 foot wide. Price
low. inquln P. 0. Box m, South
Norwallt.

 

rosvsste on To LET~NEW
moi... two-fem“, brick house at in
East. avenue. built by Nichol, dist.
iicilo, is now completed. Six roomsos
find floor, seven rooms on second
floor; each floor has ssparsto hot ws-
ier hosting, electric lights, ounbins-

. tion coal and gas range. dumb waiters
and all other latest improvements.
For parliculsrii inquire of Michael
Mni‘lidlo, new Canaan, or 4 Harry

b‘i fflomik. it til
FOR lALE-MOTOR BOAT. GOOD
condition. 15:6 1-: War rivsiod.
Leather cushion. [squire Ir. Kathie-
ielter, liowayton. as t1
A FEW GOOD TOURING one
not. rotdsters. Oveshnulsd and in A-l
condition. Wohfle's Gum. 11 M-
Inond sired. South Norwslk.

BUSIN‘ISS NOTICES.
Bmuwnw WWO or Lao-
ie's l'siioi‘inxihop. Blilm ready made
and nado to order and yen reasonable
prim. Nathan Framer." South Isl:
street, South Nomik. 0m.

 

 

:50 A wssx Ill wsuvr rm: owl Salvation Army

ears. women it Idopddsi!_'isclils-
umandmsswhowantslu‘ishn
tension. Join sir dam. lam
We no oily-tell allure. m
siliwinyosatlsnsbymflh
Ms! m Mmlm. Dr. Adlai.“
won. 89 Sub“ A's“ Dab
Uta-s. ' '
«mi-ma -- 2mm
m m Insoles; wall
hose. on.” ma. Wt
more. ems-Iv sins. as: ss-
a— ssllsltsd. N. as. unusual
m. a 1-: Iran. - uni

iiiii illicit 4_

.- District of Norwnil. a. name
. Court. June 1301. A. I). 1315.
flute of William I. Huhheli his
of Norwslk in said District, deceased.
The Court of hoists for the W
trlet of Norwalk, hath limited ends]-
, Iowa! at; months {run thé‘datio it”
’ or for the creditors ofsald some to‘
exhibit their chills 001‘ Osttlmdlt.
Those who neglect to msent ltd“
; accents. sweetly elicited; “will
, .aald time. will “Md recovery.
. sit persons sis-m to said nuts
_. are requested to asks mu
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To LET—TWO SHALL STORES
on East WW street. lest

sumo-{brine Size 12 vide. 70 deep. Will be France street, Norwalk. Call after s
teat Price‘s“, Address “Auto,"inods into one store it wanted, and o'clock. 119 1;

will be repaired to suit tenant. Also,
a 4 room flat tint over the store.‘

East avenue. Phone 895. ,1
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To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS;
with all inmate. in retinas;

 

1‘19 3tlncighborhood. some ior light house-Vie]. 2 Bell Boys over 16 years old.
’ “‘ Milt. “"9““ sccommodated. .Good character. Apply at the oilice.

inquire at the ‘Johnsonisn,’ 3 “Mil
street, South Norwslk. ‘11 Oil

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on Baytisw place, But Norwslk. h-T'
units of Miss I. A. Baker, z West.
avenue, South Norwslk. ' 116 It‘

70 LIT—PRIVATE canon:
Central location. Can sccommodats

comfortably thins 1am oars. Light,

 

‘llent, water. All other conveniences]

Plenty 0! yard space. F. Schindler,
Manager, 4 Ierwln street, lorwslk.
dd Oil

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To LET—m5 1100! AT db:
,money made by our infallible plan.
.1 WALL s'rmr. mourns: 0N mm“ m, 25 m" o, w. ”W m

s“ u‘Oteincr, Mshacheino Hotel. between

M13113. 8. COHEN.

 

To Lar—rwo APARTMENTS or?
five rooms sass. wl‘h ”manual
At News as and s1 spring sci-est. iii-l
quire Mrs. it. 'l‘ariov, 16 Grove st, or‘
telephone 1398-12. ad tf

 

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, TO LET—A man. :01 “If;
Washington street. East Norwslk. im-
provements. inquire Dr. Bohannon, “1
South lain street. Telephone so. Also;
an apart-sat. 41 Chapel strut. Ant

 

 

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oceans» bx snwmo men-l
ines, pay filin'inrntns.

MEN SHIRT marinas.

MAN wit diam Barnum.
Dov, 16 van out on om

Cluett, Peabody"
& Co, inc.

WANT—5 *

Before June. 30th

$3,000

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luMDistrict
This will aside theloed ol-
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forGINIMwidisuflurM
soidumlndoont'filvufionsss

CHAfi'R HOY'I'
Treats" For This Fund.
M Hm Ernst: Co.

HEARlIO slams cuts. 1
Isl-u! Bros. Maid unusual Co.
Owns That Inn.

Judge ms 3. Boots. as a M1
in of no androi- coilf. in min;
the manta-in or “minim
m,ormm.xm..spiuttas
risen-airman, is in. Cityosnit
in. as the idol-entails s detailed so
7vigv or the ”.mum of the
nag-shaman! the Rational company.
W a must yesin The list

”salve. _: ., .-. .
‘mounseysssnentsftertbohssn

itsln accounts moon the claim”

snstaoxsusuinrss Arnold M
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, can sotrrn xartwsts: mus-r co. "

.(rhu. s. Hoyt, ism-stars.

 

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.wsstlllhtwitness unlined.

teen and strings years at up. Apply

' Omninflill. VD w Isr-

iniéuw‘ "firearm. we .

WANTED—i ME)! AT ONCE AP-
ply Tree Warden m Can-ll, id

 

WANTED—EXPERIENCED BOOK-

Wltel' street. ll. 3t

 

WANTED—AT IA‘HACKDIO HO-

1'19 3t

WANTED—A SALESIADY 15' A

 

snasn & Son.

WANTED—50 CORDB 0F WOOD.
Raymond Bros, 80. Norwalk. 119 at

WANTED—EXPEMINCED Gm
cor, clerk wants Job. Apaiy Oriins.
3 lianford place. Tel. 17912, cgo
Chinsky. 119 at

WANTED—A YOUNG MAN T0
sell an article, house to house. Bis

 

 

 

3 and 5. 119 It

wanna—om. A8 000K AND
laundrsss. Call at 108 East avenue
after 6 u‘vioclt. Apply In. I. St.
John Lockwood. 116 at

 

 

WANTED—DEUVBRY CLERK.
(or may business. defenses rs-
quind. Address 'J’, clo Seminel.

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res- and chamber-maid. Also Iood
cook. Position in private family are
terred. Firm class references. Ad~
Ms ‘lll. A.'. General delivsrq, sozth
Nomik. ll! It

WANTED—41131.8 FOR omen
sowinc meshinss. Badman Chat 00.,
Union stir-sot. ' ' in st

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WANTED—0nd; m ”VIP

factory houses, .1. d J. M, Ltd»
Chennai it“ )1. 0i

 

“vapors. suitor waits.
Good salary. lisptnas Hardware lie.
CO. a Fort street, M W.

 

 

W o'-
sour—.mwm SOUTH NOD-

washsbis shuts. lildsr plans noon
to Gounod oilioo. Inward oilsnd.

did It

LOOT—DBDWN AND Will?! WA~

thei- boa. “day it Saturday. Pius.

luvs st Sentinel olcb or 6 it. John

street, East Norwslh 119 it

FOUND.

woutiD—A Barium mos-r our
side sound roof. Ownsr out have suns
by mausoleum via 1. Nelson.
Waylon. 31! as

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ibs Nathan Conway.
[Inuit of iir. Turner’s testimony
in: chiseled to by lids! ”onto 1.

shall Brothels. Attornsy Will» it.
Canto, 1. loss ivss and Bury A. Pur-
ity an contesting the claim on bchsli
sf Chutes D. Paris. waiver to: the
National Co, and other cfldlhrd. The
last dividend to be paid auditors oi
the hat oompsny. under the’rsesiver—
shin. 009096! upon its decision oi
mucothoa thsllsslityoftheai-
lowsnoe elm. j .

 

soumou ssoovssv.
'1‘!»an m ssstlot
esewas holding iorth is the mast

uammuao‘mfiwa‘:
pt butter. mung! .I «You.
whmyosssyosesa'iotastssaim

sat-rum"m sss‘tJ. 1
monument 1% Is!
Muir—m

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Basalt Inuit m, wife of Jon 6.
m- mus-a sud-s-
ly, flabby lists-on. st liq anis-
nerhonieJn Belllslsnd,ss there-silt
s such d applexy. Hrs. hater.
as fld .d , as“ at th-
bury and Bell 15” will he greatly
sit-sea mi mar-its by her many
friends, both in her hum town of Dan-
hilryaldinuiiscity. Ndeeeasedis
survived by her husband, Joel G. chv
tor. d who". Tits his was m
to Dam and funeral services will
beheldirom thoiatshosnsofihs do
ceased. in thst city. Tuesdsy sper-
noon, st 3 o’clock. Interment will. be
in the Wooster cemetery.
Mn. Elinbofil Kill.
Ire. Eighth Kiss died, yesterday

lowiu a short illness. Hrs. Kiss was

leaves mm; friends to mourn her
loss. She is survived by several chil-
dren, both in this country and Run-

st the late home. 114 Ely avenue, to-
moflow (Tuesday) morning, at 8:30,
and 9 o'clock from St. ladislsus R. C.
church. interment in St. Mary’s rein»
etery. l‘
0

Steve Marian. '

 

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at his home, 27 Day street, in his 651))

home. interment at Riverside ceme—
tery.

Hiram O. Tit-yer.
Hiram S. Thsyer died at the al-
diers Home iiospitsl, Saturday, an-ed1
seventyilve years. He was a member.
01' Company F, Second Mussel-humus;
Heavy Artillery. and served in in y‘,
important engagements h the Civlli
War. He was a member of Douissst
Fowler Post. 6. A. it its is survrvedl,
by a widow, Mrs. dill-3am?“ Thayer, 01"
South Norwslk; a sister, flies Almeria!
Thuyer of Bmclton. lass; twat
dsnrhters. Mrs. Jennie l‘lnoli, 01'
South Norwslh, snd Hrs. Sadie

 

(‘hester and William Pinch. o! m
port. The funeral nor will into
place irmhislsts Juana,
street, Wednesday situation at 1-.so
o‘clock, My. 1. B. Howon ollloiatinx.
interment will be in Woodland can.
tery. Word. Arrangements an in
elnrxe oi Underdoiser Gooru‘ w. Cot-
iin, Jr.

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Fill!“ of Mrs. R. M. We";

Robert M. Wolfe 1010 Md, Mia!
alter-noon. st Ham the tats hoi-
d the deceased. in South Iain street.
The services was very larch st»
hunted by the Motives and friends or
the deceased, whose cheating Na
will be sadly Used in hys b cone.
Flow uterin- wers am and
beautiful. showing the crust .tesllls
which the dmnssul was has. until
meme :. Winch“ st 9. uni
via-s, and the body was shipped a.
the 1:40 train, Iy Mani Mr
Collins. to Moh'lh. N. 1., . ink]

 

mil-bearers wars“: Dn. Wall. lite!-

(‘obsm Jean Dam. M ii.
Bohnnnon and Rina B M

 

 

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toummeaw-nmu,
Pauline-pain. N. 1., next ”film:
to attend the his man “silos
No special min basting tbs naval!
drones and Moods will as Mid}
Danbury nut hind” M uni
o'clodt in the foreman and W0!
”'01”th wishdogoontlsm
iro- hds have been received. “it,
neckesle has pheed tickets in
drug stores or Helen-y I _
Ham's w M til it“!
Robert Hour and east-gs
and Bond! drn; atom. The
sioo train win lasts W
the "tin is“ about Uh Unlock ll
the “chins—Dub!” News.

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a wellhnown Springwood woman and :

pry. Funeral services will take planet I

Steve Marina died, Saturday night, ‘

year. Funeral services mite place this .
afternoon. at 2 o'clock, from his law '

French. of New York, and two sons, .

The funeral services of‘ths lab Airs.

plan-tom willhlaplmflna‘

N, Henry w. x. Kellen. r. llltnll ,

Danbury sums m nominal 7
wsl and Woman. Ive smiths oriihemselvss ti tins amnion w ill

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«stilt dihlilsbyinesspiaiio-

_‘ _ ; insist is us wiuflsw.“.52““’

ms Mums. mu
sets, rarely sedans sirloin. ‘ .

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THE SNRY.‘

"Tell me a story, mother, dear,
Of the war across the sea,”
Said 3 little lad whose years were
ten,

As he gazed at her lovingly.

"And tell me truly, mother,
.W-liat does all this fighting
bring,
'And why do we send our broth-
ers? -

Is it only for our King?

She drcw him fondly to her,
Held him in lovc's emliace,
'As she tried to paint, for his lit-
tle mind,

\thit the blood of
traced.

man had
‘ l
She told of the dead and dying,

And the scream of shot and
shell,

'And where dcatli always hovers
But where only heroes fell.

, Not ouiyuerc they fighting
For their King and country,
tmv d '3

But for. liberty and justice
That would reign the whole

. world through. ’J'l rm:

' His eyes with wonder brighten-
ed, ‘
'As she told him passionately
Oi s bold and desperate Monarch,
In a land just o’er the sen.

I
Who had tom the crown from
Belgium’s brow,
Without one backward glance,
'And had laid in desolation
The bcarts and homes in
. France.

Just to satisfy a passion
'Arc all these thousands dead,
Just to wear the crown of Eng-

laud, *\

"And to reign in England’s
stcad. .

llow m swept b’bili men and
womcn -
To the depth of the cruel sea,
Just to strike the ltqirt of Eng-
land,

iAnd to make her boys her knee.

(his child said: “Listen, mother,
dew." '
'And tears filled his eyes 01
blue,
”Some day I‘ll be a soldier.
And I'll fight for England, too."

The mother's tum within her

sash“, 1
‘As she watched his; cllidish
hire, , '

' 'For sir ltsew he, like his father;
Mould answer the call of his
me.

"Could I give this child of mine,”
shc sell,
“Were lie at gmwump man,
To be crushed by the heel of a
‘ tyraifl , - ”g
use to dis is 1 foreign land?“

'1“, yes; she low the answer,
'A's she held him-close to [or
ism
“I could wish no oohicr‘sad‘ be
his)
The to die it soldier's‘dcafi."

But she prayed to God above
her.
That, etc that time might be
Peace should be over all its

earth,
To reign eternally.
—-'iii'is. Percy Reggie:

' untied from 1 14 to 3 1-2 mtg, .

, more active issues, but the underta-

 

 

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, ‘ . _..;;.Z
10:30 I. sin—Tho critical m a an,

lexican situation, d i“ if"
Street had a iorew‘srnin; Iss1 W
a'ay',-wss the casts! of W but:
alerts at the openin; of today's" , ,
ket. All classes of seem-ill. mu"
a lower raisin. with washa- qt?
Mexican Petroleum, Southern noise ’i
and u. s. Suiting, vau- ins-a sir

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pia} inn.

Coppers, (tucible Steel, Beet My;
name Pfd. and industrial siesta!“
also inclined to heaviness. PW
rails yielded hon fructmns‘ ms 3!
point. Supporting orders soon eMj
ed substantial mines in suns of the i

remained feverish. . ,

 

WALL STREET, Noon—Liquid.-
tion became more general with I O.-
cided increase of activity in tho san- . ,»
‘ond hour. Mexicans continued as in .
vealed features, but standard nun.
representative industrinls and thaws-
speculative specialties yielded easily. .~ F
Shipping shares, which had shown-1
some early strength, fell away with 3
other leading issues. Extreme nsrb -, ‘
lvcusness prevailed at midday. Bonds 3 H
were irregular. - "‘

WALL STRM, 1:30 I). ill-'6'-
tors, equipments and sundry insets!- ,
ties sougu lower levels in the nriy I ,
attrenoon. with feeble support for “05;.
imoi'e substantial issues. Dealings di- ‘ .
ininished on this movement. site! 7 ’
‘which slight rallies were record“. ‘5'

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CHICAGO, June 19.——Wsr excite.
mcnt showed itseli promptly today on '
'Change. The elect or is. call of the ’ E
militia to the Mexican border Us!" ’
chiefly noticeable in higher prices g '1‘»
wheat. A rise of 1 1-2 cents a bushel ' .i‘
was shown in some cases, the m ‘”
bar option selling at 81.04 1-4. is 1
against 81.0: 3-4 in Saturday‘s his“

transaction. no;
Contrary to the expectation of!” »
traders, provisions husk a “flip,
course. Whatever influence the dish;
icati situation may have had small.
to be more than olset by s dean-l I
the value of hogs. it. a,

 

 

 

 

THE cssursr. j :
”Mag:

(Richard Butler Glaenzcr, ill ‘ w
Lite.) ,,
Had I met her anywhere , .
But the place we chanced it) '
meet, "’i i. ‘I trot
Would 1', would I, O my Soul.
' Have confined her so fair, .,
‘ Found her half so sweet? » . ;
Would I, O, my Inner Soul, , W
Have designed her for my guilt-g,

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Heart, 0, Heart, you ask' who"?
know! ,
I was praise you Wanted then.
Praise and love and love she gave,
have which set 'it's‘clf so low
That it'thought you brave. ;.
“’1" you find such faith again i. ,
Anywhere or anywhca? on?
W:

Dorion House
(Gregory W)

East Nor-walk

Opus May I.
mu mum sun am;
I IINDB 0F BEA FOOD '
. COOKED TO ORDER.

 

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iiYou Have”
Anylnnli
1,, S. Jill“

Sumo: in Win. Efiissa’»
“on . . Jr
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