Wants!
mum on .nispaoo. Twontavqflvo Words almanac
fhreehmoabOo-Eis'ch Additional Word. 1 contperhmertion. [unlock-
taoeort‘apanonhls
’0! “LI.
Tron «sponsor r0. LAY LEG—I
born pullets. Same strain as fonrthI on Woodward avenue. Apply at Wood-I he," with sonio experience in typo
twinning p. in last contest. Also Air-t],
“a doe sum 1' ll. Peasley. Ches- ‘
the, Cons. A. 301%:
'08 SALE—225 FEET OF CHICK
on wire, with posts. including coop GIII
it. also small coop. Price 38. Mrs.
daylor, West Ifde avenue, Rowayton.‘
A. 30 31 f
FOR MLI—BBAUTll-‘Ul. HOME-
stead of late Levi Warner, Arch st1tcet,!
Norwalk. Ten large rooms. all im~I
movements shade and fruit Mort-
pge, 04,000. W. H. Guthrie, Axe-t. 31.I
plete with balls, cues and cue rock: i
Also lighting fixtures. Price reason .
able, for particulars 'l’hone 1134-3
A. I. It.
FOR SALE—louon BOAT. GOOD
condition. out 1-3. Copper rivetod
author albino. Inquire air. the
”or. ”want ' a“ "i
l w
FOR RENT~TROM SEPT. lst., .ifi
room bungalow. Linctin avenue. all tin.
provements, rent :20. Inquire of Chas.
E. lioyt. " .
‘ "' "VA'W““—m“‘_M'
FOR SALE — DWELLINGS
in Golden Hill, Benton street,
Yost street, Meadow street, Ce~
dor street, Woodward avenue,
Taylor avenue, Elmwood avenue,
Livingston Place and other points
of South Norwaik.
Ask John T. Hayes
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
___Reai Estate—insurance
BUSINESS NOTICES.
WINNIPAUK CIDER MILLS WILL
Hart for the seaaon Saturday septem-
her 2nd. TWAS MCfN‘ERY
PAINTING PAPERJIANGING
decorating, painter's supplies: wan
pper, up-to-date styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on
Ova solicited. Tel. ‘00, Alexander
'hlte. 31 1-: my Invenuo. .33
L... _._ .—
" mgr.
, I ' sr—ml‘r-
m .. _. .‘9 f. .«9
LOST—A PASS CASE, CONTAIN-
“; 11 large sum of money a N. Y. N. If.
a ll. RR, pass and :1 auto drivers It-
cense both bearing name of Mrs. V.I
W. (‘lmmpion Al. 0 n Shriners onrd
bearing name of rllf. Champiou Finder
neurded by returning to Mrs V.- W.
Champion, 1.34 Washington street St)
Norwalk. '
* I’”-""‘5 “7!?!” ”if?!
LOST—A ROUND BOTTOM ROWI
boat 11 or 15 feet. Red and white
bottom. Green inside. host Aug. 2}
from .‘ticMullen's dock. Finder please
notify W. C. Archer 4 Burbank street
South Noni-all: and receive reward.
A. 28 3t. '
STAMFORD
[into lamp Works
are opening a branch on Rail-
road avenue, corner of Mon-
roe street.
Expert Repairing of Auto
Lamps and. Radiators. ,.
Parts of all kinds of lamps
carried in stock.
”I ‘
5 Per Cent. Off for
Cash
We have devised a new feature for
fa coupon books to induce users toI
pay for them on receipt.
The white slip contained in each
book is good for’tcn cents in ice.
‘ front rooms, with
. Keeler's shoe store.
telephone 1393- 12.
‘ L
... cd by a series of Irregular but sub-Itice.
was active and more diversified than of cattle “d ”“1", 3"“
W“Ado ”—‘l'o net,
or Sale, Business and
Professionnl Cards. and
Miscellaneous“—
Pita.
Rim 0. I' .
and fdlsoflolln lolatioeal.
Defuse
wan-no.
-
rem.
7-7-».
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T0 RENT— —3 R00“ APARTMEVTI WANTED—- vouno LADY 300K-
ward avenue. ’Phone 365-4 or 413—4. 3t‘ writing. Wu c u cuo Sentinel at
T0 LET—t 0R 2 FURNISRED
improvements for‘
gentlemen. First floor. Call eventual
120 Washington street, South Nor-l
walk.
ter. Clifford Hotel.
WANTED-A BULLDOG. PUPPY
3t“ or grawn.
‘State particulars. Must be honsebroke.
TO LET—2 OFFICE HOOKS, SUIT-- X. L (to Sentinel. 3L
nbie- for business purposes. inquire at
w
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WANTlD—YOUNG MAN A! POR-
Prico must be reasonable
WASH1.\'(‘.TO.\'. Aug. sen—President
"than )t wtrda)‘ signed the Ann] Mitt
the Navy ball and the Philippine Mfl.‘
at the White zlouse in the presence of
eolnet Ulcers 'md other members of
his oflciol family.
The Anny bill appropriates 8367.-
596,530 for financing 'ht- new army.
of ”216000 mes strength called for!
under the Roy-Chamberlain Army ite-
organintion 11111.!
The Naval bill Ippmpriate> 313-
384,389 and provides a three year
building program of 151 warships, in
cluding 1o battleships and six cruisers,
four of each of which are to be begun
this year.
The Philippine hill provides a more.
autonomous form of government for
TO LET-f ROOMS WITH ALL Bros.
Iimprotements, second floor. No . 20
Clay street Also 7 rooms all improve-
ments 123 Main street Norvvsk.
3!.
South Norwalk.
WANTID-AN
ln- girl for general housework. good pal'
FOR SALE—P001: TABLE “OM Iquire J.1)lsesn,121 Main street, Nor- Apply mornings at Mrs. C. J. Mini-8.
street. More;
walk orCentrsl Hotel, South Rorwalk. 31 North Main
3!. block.
T0 LIT—{AME I'I’ORE 44 WA
It.
tcr street. Apply Edward Farrell It double team Apply to JohnF. M
liaviland street, South Nomaik Ihlahon. A. 29 2L
A. 33 3b} __ _. _
-; WANTED—NURSE GIRL APPLY
'ro LIT—4 ROOMS ATCCOTTAG! to Frank C. Goodyear, at the Royal
istreet. East Norwalk. First floor, 116- James inn.
ults only. Please haulre on mini
i'ses. It I ..WANTED—dilhlllJ'l AGED
-- vintan fol general housework. no unsh-
FURNIBHED ROOMS TO RENT- 111:. four in family Apply 72 West
centrally located all improvements. in- avenue evenlntfs Mason 7 end it 31
quire. ll. C. CO Sentinel ofilce. 3t.
‘ "I
To LET—oust: 110011 111' “'dloexed man;
wan. srnnsr. mounts 0N ran-lento salary preferred; experienced
HIDE. I. COHIN. I38 "I manager and first-close references. Ad-
..Idreso C. Hits Home, City. A. 23 3t.
w
'ro LET—TWO PARTMENTS 0'
five rooms each, ‘h improvements: WANTED—BRIGHT BOY
At 319'. u “(‘31 ‘gpnn. “my. [Motor-k room. Must be good man
quire bin R. Taolov, is Grove St, or Good opportunity it Iaitsfnctor). H.
at if Jacob & Son's shoe manufacturers,
Belden avenue. Noru'nlk. 3t.
TO LET—A STORE. 201 IAS'I'
Washington “not, my Nmmlmp' WANTED—«A GIRL TO ASSIST
provements. Ingdro Dr. 'Bollln'ton, of with housework. Apply 2:1 Franklin
South Main Invest. Telephone 00. Also street. South Norwnlk. St
an apartment. 41 Chapel street. All-
improvements. Also 6 room apartment.i WANTED—BOY AT THE C 8-
219 East Washington street. nu: very} Trowbridae Co. 139 Washington street
ti WANTED—AN ASSISTANT SHIP-
per in our coal yard office, Raymondm
EXPIRLEN CED
waurEm—srnsov otuvnn son I"
c" navy
WANTED—POSITION BY A kill)
short hours with mod-
l-‘OR
those islands.
in signing the bill the.l President
made a short speech saying:
“i think that the whole country will
feel that this Congrcrs has accomplish-
ed a very remarkable part of the pro-
gram of national defense. ThisA ring
bill means that the finances of th
nation are to stand behind the ra-
organiutlon of the army and its use
for adequate national defense.
“The Navy hill is a very remarkable
measure. Never before by one single
of legislation has so much been
[done for the creation of an adequate
(lnr navy has steadily grown
1 think the development of that army
of force has always had the enthusi
astic support of the nation. The
‘l’liilippines bill excites peculiar feet-
logs in me. because there have been
l
‘ ‘tlmcs when the people of the Islands
- doubted our lntontlon to be liberally
WO-i just to them.
i hope and believe that
Ithls hill is a sufilclent earnest to
{ihtfll of our real intentions. It Is a
vet) satisfactory advance in our policy
inf extending to them penulne self-
government and control of their own
affairs.
“The last hill. the Bill of Ladlng bill.
I believe will be a most substantial
assistance to theritht conduct of both
the commercial and financial business
of the country."
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
George B. Fischer.
Following an Illness of about two
months, George B. Fischer. one of
Elsi Norwalk'o oldest and best known
inhabitants. expired suddenly at his
late home. at d Reynolds street. Al-
though .\Ir. Fisher had not been feel-
ing well for the past few months. and
Ihad even been confined to his bed for
In part of the time, his condition was
reasonable. 130“"! Xorwalk. 3'» noY‘thought to be serious at present.
.___. _ . - "‘ Wu" 1 death. which occurred
NOTICE. . WANTEHWJ'BR “0 BOOK‘ 5 mo unlock thts naming. .trsd-
_.... keeper. Apply at the C. J. Mints Co.. I“! Examiner llr. F. H. Huntington
Removal of Pier
On and After May 9th
'reig‘ht will be received at Pier 15.
Int River Foot or Jackson Street for
NORWALK, 80. NORWALK. W181
boar, nowsvron AND osmzu “00" "1" “WM?
'ao Annlnp J. Smith TranspomttonI dancers. Good pay.
"Wt “It Inchool, 29 Monroe street.
IWashlnaton street. South Norwalk.
...._._3
WANTED-4‘01“! MORE \‘(ll'NG
ladies to assist teaching every after-
Must be expert
TODAY IRHWALL STREET WANTED _ CH \t'ppm'rt
——.—-
AND,
1 general handy man around place. Must
WALL RTREL’T- 1“ 30 ‘- m—The lune satisfactory 1c-fertncea and be
threatened railroad strike was again Igood uo.rkcr 'Phone ”12 A23 at.
a dirturhing Influence at the outset of“
10d: u':opc1:ttions, uliit l1 wcxe attc.11d
WANTED BRIGHT GIRL FOR 0?-
Good postman and accurate at
stantinl declines. tails and other in-itigurcs. Good opportunity if satisfac-
\eatmcnt issues were less affected, tor)’ H limb .11 Sum, shoe manu-
hotvt'ucr, than specialties, the former facturers, B1 ldcn ave.nue \'or\\allt. 3t.
with the exception of Reading. yield- i
for only material fractions. TradingQ
WANTED—T0 DUI ALL KINDS
prices
rccthily. The weight of the selling paid no“ ”fie“ 9.“ for mu; I!
caused further recessions before the lrledman, South "MW". Tel.1151.
tnd of the DUI. half hour. / i WANTED~~-.\ lAl‘iY
, , to take orders itlrf. choice line of tens,
“ALL STREET' boon—Rumors (-1.1501th soaps, extr.tct.,t spices. etc..
from Washington t° me effect that the premiums are. given to customers and
strike. order might be postponed help an exceptionally good pmpoguim to
cd to rally the list before noon Ma- a good (““3er for particulars ad-
lines were the chief features. the com- dress Charles R Shaffer. Mgr, 165
mor advancing three points to the .Fairfigld nv.enue Bridgeport, Ct
new record of ~13 l 2, with n gain of 1
5- 8 for the preferred. Motors. particu-
larly Studebaker. also threw off muchI
of yesterday’s pressure, and Unvedb
*—
States Steel more than made up 'its
early loss of a point. Declines in
rails were almost wholly regained.
Union Pacific showing an actual ad
wince. Bonds were irregular and dull
:Itxccpt for the heavy trading in Anglo
:l‘rench 58.
WANT
*
WANTED-A BRIGHT YOUNG
[man in cutting room.
WALL STREET, M30 p. m.—\ia-
rincs lost none of their prominence in
uthe null trading of the afternoon. the
OPERATORB 0N SEWING [ACE-
hles. pay while learning.
l‘oley' s lluncinx'
l
CAvassnR
was called to investigate the case.and
be pronounced death due to apopiexy.
i‘orImany years the deceased was a
prominent citizen of the East Side,
and was employed as a wood turner
lin "1e lumber mill of the Hatch a
at‘Bnilcy Company, in Marshall street.
Mr. Fischer was er'venty five years of
illfl‘ and Is survived by his vv.ife No
tic» of funeral arrangements will be
IImado later. _
i Funeral of Christopher behulta.
The funeral services of Christopher
“Schultz will be held Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock [tom the into home of the
Increased. in Bridge street. Rev. Fair-
(banks will officiate and interment will
Ibc. In the East Norwnlk cemetery.
QERGEANT LEATHERLAND COM-
lNG HOME.
Following the visit of a friend of
l‘W‘ihG Sergeant Leatherlnnd to'
the Ne“ York Neurological Institute
tomes the word that the officer will
return his home in Lynes place on
Shilli‘dflf. '
Words cannot express the unbound‘
fed delight with which this welcome
uewins received by Tom's host of
Moods in this city.
it is reported that Mr. Leatherlnnd
is now so completely recovered as to
be able to walk about considerably.
use his arms, and talk without diffi-
culty.
No doubt the change from the life
ltn the hospital to the life at home,
food in the more open country, will
work wonders towards the complete
recovery and the reninment of
strength for the detective.
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MYSTIC WEAVER! “HIKE.
MYSTIC, Aug. Sit—This morning
you pay $2 for the book when you get "9'9"“ “3‘“ ‘0 a ”9" record. MO‘
it. you "on", ma slip and get the tors and outlined issues also were
benefit of the bonus which is equiva- strong at gains of 1 to over 12 points
MEN SHIRT 111mm.
lent to a discount of 5 per cent. tori
caah.
if you take the book on credit the
driver moot return no the slip with
your signature thereon. as heretofore,
Add you get no bonus.
The SilvcrLaiteIccCo.
J4
j
gin-mos IIRCNMH'
a\'rcrtisea his goods. if he cannot do
it In a large way, he uses The Sentinel
“For Darwin-.031.
it“ PM tags! tit out first curler mutt.
..m-DJns
,1
x;
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rfiitrwliiisn wouwrmd.‘
WILLIMANTIC WOMAN MD
OVER.
0M Peabody
& on. at.
A point has been mama a New
York Inventor for a guard to profit
the fingers of oversea using am;
' WILLIMANTIC, August 30-011 a
thorn of assault with intent to mer- “
tic-r her husband, Diega Zara was held
for‘trlal in the Superior court. after a
inning in the Police court today. In
default of $3.000 bonds. she was re-
mnnded to Jail to await trial. Zara.
who was shot through the left lung
3". h I a critical W at
UF-
3.». '- .3: It;
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die,
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. .79 H. Iv» All 33 '
go:— Mamas—‘im‘
u‘ a:
2
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w
the weavers of the Robinson Silk
Iiill went out on strike. For comet
time they have wanted a nine hour
day and this morning quit work and
said they would remain out till their
demands were granted; They also
want an increase of 81.50 a week.
FUNERAL or uuon conNzLL. -
Ransom), August too—41's. fau-
omr-ur nuorooor‘ps A. Cornell. for
fifty yo‘ars connected with the Con-
necticut National Guard and with the
demt' of the quartertnestengen-
”My, thirty years, who
machine being "and «our Heather’s: It. Andi-owe church this Is:
JIBWmILv-Atén o1 » 13 a-t‘l'
fis- s «Marni. Sort; .Is
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FIGURES OUT THE CHANCES
THAT YOU HAVE 0F LIVIIG
\\‘ out thante of life III! your M57
now 1 up may you hope to live?
Ask 13min Sam.
lf fair haired little Winds. who
laua'hs merrily as she makes brave
don! to walk upt-n her sturdy eleven
months old logs. I'I'ldl‘llt‘l her first blrth~
day without mishap {trimmed she is
a city holly—abs my hope to live to be
more than fifty-seven years old.
But if Elizabeth's parents join that
forlorn arniv of bereaved fathers tutti
flowers, they may know that their
baby's fate is that "f four 01' fh'o ntlit-r
totaporthonoandoltbeolmearein
the city.
if Henry's parents live in a rural
community he may expect to live long-
er than if he were a city boy. For if
he reaches his Ii-t‘illld btrtbthiy he may
hope to live to be approximately sixty-i
two you old, white but about twenty
muntry boys per thousand the between
their first and second years.
0 0 0 0 O l 0
Elizabeth'u cousin Bomb. provided
live is the cams ago. but live- in the
country, may hope to live to be sixty
two years old if she reaches one year
of age. vvhlle the (trance- of her not
reachint: her first birthday are less
than three per thouoaad.
But Henry's city cousin Richard, of
the some use. can hope to live on an
avenue of but fifty-four Mill if he
lives to be twa. while tho dianoos of
hi not reaching his second birthday
m thirty-three per thousand.
This is a fair example of what Uncle
N. It might tell you.
This is not the testimonial of a “for-
tune teller." lt h a simple statement
of facts based upon carefully flavored
statistics, scientifically computed under
the supervision of one of the foremost
experts on the subject in the United
Ethics.
0 0 O O O 0
in other words, the bureau it the
census, department of commerce. has
Just issued 11 at of life tables. a gov-
ernment pul-llcattmi not only unique in
the annals of this country‘s ollciul doc-
unenta. but one which promises to
have forreachinx results.
in short, the census bureau has com-
plch 11 ser'loaof tables from which it is
[staslblc to determine the rate of mor-
taIity per thousand for any one of sev-
eral classified groups during each year
of life and to ascertain for tlitse sur-
vlviuu each one interval the average
utmrbor of years of life yet remaining.
A study of theso tables shows many
general'facts of unusual interest:
[infant mortality to still high despite
the efforts of medical science to ur-
root it. _
The country baby has n for better
chance of life than the city baby. '
Girl infants show a swallcr rate of
mortality in their first year than do
male infnnts.
The life of the avenue female is
longer than that of the average note
by approximately three years.
With but few exceptions the mic
of mortality 1.1 lower among natlrc
born whites than among foreign twru
whites.
O O 0 0 O O
Practically all tables show the health-
lost “one interval" to be those between
ten nnd eleven and eleven and twelve
years. the lowest. rate of mortality be-
ing mtchcd for both males and fe-
males at these noes.
Tnblcs dealing with the negro popu.
lotion shmv that the rate of mortality
anions: them is far meter than among
whites and the expectation of life
moclr shorter.
Great on is the death rate among
white Infants. that hmong negro in-
tents to fully doublo.
Of all classes shown. that of white
females in rural mumtmitles ohm
the lowest rate ot- mortality it could
era! for the entire period of life.
FOREST RECEIPTS GROW.
Receipts .from national forests for
the fiscul your 1910 reached the high
water mark of approximately 32.820-
000. according to figures just compiled.
Th“ is $341,110 Ibo“. tlnl 1015 total.
which Iii—turn exceedetLuny previous
year. Officials say that the gain was
due to increased demand for all classes
of brest products.
There was a decided growth in the
revenue from all sources. the largest
better that of $203,000 in timber sales.
Grating fees showed it gain of $77,000.
Receipts for water pmver development.
were over 312.000 more than for 1915.
Sales of turpentine privileges and
charms for special 11508 were both
considerably in excess of the previous
year.
Oflciala any flint the national \fofelts
are important factors In the prurient!
of the unions in which they are to
catstl .on account of the torn mounts
or timber, mic and other resources
which they hold. available for use as
nod-o. - ‘
i
More was???
ensue marrow or asst, ” '
ROTA'I'I "I
M“ a. “wuss! Will Ibefisold at public an
the pro. es in Batten
tilts fmnllt [instills
BEHIHTS mill tit STATES
111. by A. C. Hexamer, aucti
right, titlo and interest w .
Josephine R. blackey had at the
Chairman Howard E. Cofin Determin-
ln. How Manufacturing Plants of the
Nation Could Aid Govornmont In
Io! her deceaae in and to the rat
'erty below described, to wit: 2.1;
Time of an [enormity—Everything
Noodod Frow- Coop to Shells.
f I:
.211
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‘4
Parcel No.1-A certain lot pf
;witb the buildings thereon, cent
ionehalf t1- 2) acre, more or less.
ded northerly by land now or . .
IJameo Birchard easterly by Co“ 5
float Turnpike, southerly by land U!
Congress has practitally completed or late of Mary and Margaret Selbek.
legislation that will carry out the on and westerly by land of the ostnto I
the program of the committee Oil h IJosephine R. Mackey; being the MI
duotrial preparedness of the United
States navel consulting board to estab-
fish a firm and chiming foundation!
for the nation's defense. I
There will also be incorporated into
law the marinade carefully vowed
out plans to beach American manufac-
turers non in time of lace, through,
annunpduentluuni orders, bow to fat 11
out war munitions and all other mili-
tary and I’Vll supplies when needed ‘
lt likewise seems probable that legisln
tion “ill soon be passed adopthix the
mmtuittee‘s measure for an industrial
reserve, so that in tlsno of war the!
skilled mechanic shall be kept at home
on the jolt where his services are most
lli‘tlit‘ ti to fees] the firing line.
'l‘ltla lent-lotion cornea mg the
“"WK dull of the comnlttoo'a ret
morkable three months' nominal
mode with a volunteer. napdd organ 11-1. '
ration of business men and engineers. '
It has beta an 1pm 11 making uorkl
and marks definitely tho m on “f:
the t Imitleer in tlitt pitsenntmu a na—
tional governments.
Although the committee‘s great in
dustr‘lai inventory had been tttnkiug‘
excellent pit-cross. names] condition.
ret'emly become such that (‘l1:Iir111:I111
llovvatd l5 Colin beat urgent 11‘ .c
grams to the chairmen of the commit-
tee's state inertia directing them to:
make all possible haste to gather the,
Industrial information so vital to the
army and navy of the t'nlred fitntea
At the same time Gunter! of War
linker detailed flvo omcers of the toga
for army service. two of them int-111
bers of the general ml. to the COD]
Inittoo 1: offices in the Engineering Iml
cites building. New York, to assist in
mailing the work no the limit and to.
gain Immediate benefit for the govern
mom of the lane amount of data 111
ready obtahied.
Many Reports Come In.
As a result of the increased vigor of l
the work of the great army of encl
noon and chemists under (‘hairlnuu
(‘otfln 11nd Supervising Director W. S.
Gifford reports are coming in from the
field in even greater quantity than be.
fore. The cncinecrs and chemists arc
mcmbers of the American Bartlet) of
Civil Engineers, the Americun instl
info of Mining Engineers the .~\meri
can Society of Mechanical Engineers. I
the American Institute or Elt‘t'il‘it'il‘l;
Engineers and the American Chemical I
society. The committee to inventory
in: stores of thousands of plants to!
know exactly hmv euth one of them
um adapt its equipment to produce the
thousands of things, from shells to
shaving brushes. necessary for the
government‘s use in an efflcrnency.
There are more than 30.000 manufac-
tnt‘fhg concerns in the l'ultctl States
doing a business of over 3100.000 .1
your. and all of these are being luvcu
torled. to any nothinn of nanny smaller
plums with equipment peculiarly suit
cd to turn out material for the fighting
line,
Only a few business men have re
fused to lire the desired Information.
usually to yield on a fuller explanation
of the committee‘s purpose and the
country's need.
GUARDSMM WAS iILTED. l
Josephino Thinks Life Too Short to
Wait For Him.
A private in the Second Illinois in-'
fantry is lookiun for another tit-1.
He received a letter from his fiancee.
who lives in Chicago. in which she
uphrhltlctl him for enlisting in the
guard and saying she couldn‘t wait for
him. Here is the letter:
Freddie Dear—Such nonsense! Iiowsllly
of you to enlist! Bob and Lootor had bot-
tor judo-meat. 1 couldn't think of merry-
lng you now, my boy. Life's too short
for waiting. I am provohod with you he-
enuoe I really wanted to be your wife
But the war may last you”. and you
mlghtn‘t come back at all. Send me some
camera pictures and all the news from the
front and .como back soon. Yours ten-
derly. JOSEPHINE.
The young man threw the letter to
his comrades. with the remark:
"Ain‘t that a h—l of a letter?”
Then he laughed.
mum muss To move.
Twenty-seven Royal Wives of China
Travel Like a Cleans.
it takes just as much preparation
and as many cars to move the royal
family of China from point to point as
it does to keep an American cit-cows
the move for a mouth. Thirty trains
Were required. to move the ‘ttvcnty-
seven wives of the late president of
China. Yuan lhlh Kai. and flicir fnm
illo- nud ponessloas from Poking to
their southern home.
The fasullleo embrace m1. am
Karo tun-trons ch11dltea.of whom sit
toes are one and fifteen doubters.
The vast movement has been to prep-
nrntlon ever since the death of Yuan
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ISM! Kai on Juno 0.
and three one-hundreths (1.93) odds.
imore or less, bounded northerly by
'nore or less, with the buildingathers-
- I trees.
tllcense x... no to an spirituous "
lune of a Church Edifice or
next hereinafter described.
Parcel No. 2.—All that certain pie"
or parcel of land. being in quantity the
land now or late of W. N. Brady and
Catherine Mary J. Clock easterly by
land non or late of James Birchard
and by the tract next hereinabove do-
Ierlbed. southerly by land now or keto
of Margaret and Mary 1:.8elloek, ‘
ees erly by Ieroy avenue
Parcel .\0. 3. ~All that certain tract
of land, in quantity three (3) acres.
Ion bounded northerly by land not .ol'
late of John Poole! and land now or
late of Mary and Catherine Clock.
easterly by highway known as MIpplo
avenue and southerly and westerly by
land now or late of Tyler F. {Jon
Tract No. 1 contains a large house,
modern improvements, too large barb,
oe'vernl out-house's and numerous from
On the third tract there is a '
two family house and a barn. '
HOME BAVK AND TRUST GOn'OI
DARWIN. Administrator. "2‘ '
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t. . "e .
To the Board of County 0“
sioners of may.“ (:0an ”'s' a:
I hereby apply for ‘ mm '
Ilntoxicating Liquors, Ale. blot
Rhine “the, and (‘idor In. ,.
IL McPartland at :35 South in“.
to Alots b Doerisg at 25 9”
street, Town of Norwalk.
The proposed place of but
not located within 200 feet in a - .
School-house, or the premrsea . .
lax thereto or any Post Ollcb.
L'iltraf‘) or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk. this an: I:
August. A. 1)., 1916. '
ALOIS L. DOERING. AP = .
\\‘e. the undersigned, electors
taxpayers. as defined by law, d
Tons of Non alk, hereby on
application of the above all“ .
in "flooring for such license II. ‘
severally certify each for himoelf '
ne are taxpaycn oanlna real
shunted in said Town of 33011“ T?
Dated at \‘orvv,allr this ”til ~
August. A. D. 1916. ' ,
William 11‘. Benjamin, Thom“ 1 - '
vey. Matthew Corbitt, Albert It-
Harry Goodwin. ..
l hereby certify that theI
named endorsers am electons -
payers. as defined by law, of the" . .
of Xorwalk.
rot. on... tom: Ho .
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a dearer to a woman’s hold
Gunilla] home tastefully
non some to as we'll oboe
tine of Quality wall paper . . .
sow you may beautify 9011er ‘
all appeal to yon.
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