Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 7, 1916 · page 11

 

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‘ mt eALn—uvn CHICKENS lino-em improvements at 141 Washlnxton

‘09,. for ‘gt [11W U Deni, crawl-aired. Inquire of Walter Becker. 141
8!. ‘iWasitington so, or 'Phone 1m. s. 7 6t.

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in good condition; extra tires. shock i To LET—N0. 10 “ED STRREET,

absorber, etc, Frank Seymour} High;

street, South Norwalk. ’Phone 253-5.}Idv3n0e- Inquire of uwrence. Real‘grocery clerk. Out of town positinn,

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el gas range. Top oven. Apply 3i

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ran SALE-leRtil-I CLARK inw-l
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FOR SALE—HORSE li ARX ”Sill

and runabout. 2 incubators, 100 eggs,

one 50 eggs. All in good condition,lquire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove street. drug store. 43 Washington street.

cheap it sold at once call after 1
o'clock p. .m Sb‘ Winfield street. East"
Not-walk.

 

FOR sALzfltr 51 warm sr.,‘
South Norwalk, large ice box 7 feet:
by 5 feet. Good for any grocery store
or meat market.

 

FOR BALE—1915 KRIT 5 PASSEN-
gcr, electric lights staner. Bosch Maz-
neto etc., Call at 274 East avenue. 3t
FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT. 000D
condition. 2616 1-2. Copper riveted.
heather cushion. Inquire Mr. Kline-
fdtor. Rowayton. an if

 

BUSINESS NOTICES.
pamrmo PAPER~HANGING

decoratl‘ng, painters supplies; wart
paper, upto—date styles, lowest prices.
llatimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
Gm solicited."rei. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue, m2!

 

 

Auto 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.

 

 

 

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5 Per'Cent. Off for
Cash

We have devised a new feature for
ice coupon books. to induce users to
pay for them on rcccipt.

The white slip coniaiucd in each
book is good for ten cents in ice. if
you pay $2 for the book when you get
it, you retain this slip and get the
benefit of the bonus which is equiva-
lent to a discount of 5 per cent. for
cash.

if you take the book on credit the
driver must return us the slip with
tour signature thereon. as heretofore,
and you get no bonus.

The SilvesLakeIce Co.

 

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STAMFORD i‘ Ask John T. Haves l

0 rooms. improvements $80 monthly in
Estate Agency. 6L;
TO LET—~5 ROOMS. ALL lM-z
movement‘s, first floor. 62 Putnam ave-t

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i To LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH lM-i

provements. At 57 Spring street. ln-t

 

‘or 'Phone 1393-12. A. 4 ti.2
TO LET~FURNlSliBD EllNGlJ-lI
rooms. Two furnished connecting

.rooms, improvements, light iiousekeepg

ing good neighborhood. Transients luy
quire at The Johnsouian 2 High street,
Norwalk. 3t.

 

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WALL srnnnr. {trauma on Pros-j
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To LET—A STORE. 207 EAST;
Washington atrool. hat Norwalk. XII-l
movements. Inquire Dr. 'Bohan'toa, 64'
South Main street. Telephone 60. Also,
an apartment. 4! Chiral street. All»

improvements. Also 5 room apartment:
2l9 East Washington street. Rent very'
reasonable. .

North Main street. near Pine street,‘
South Norwitlk. Moderate rent for par-i
ticulara. i

7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance

 

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\NVIRONMENT Io evzaermoi
to the woman of refinement. Nothina‘
‘ dearer to a mum heart than a
entitlful home tastefully Matched. II.
you'll come to us we‘ll show you curl
line of quality wall paper and exploit i

now you may beautify your home all
a nominal cost. Our prices and not

The Gorham Co .

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"Good Health

is essential to success. but it is ini~
possible 10 have good health without
good teeth.

The food must enter the stomach
properly masticated. or the organs of
digestion cannot do tliclr work proper-
ly. and it is a foregone conclusion that
igood health cannor exist without good
digestion.

Years of scientific research have
been spent in an endeavor to better
the. conditions of livi g. more time.
and study is given ei ry year to the
care of the teeth, and more failures in
life are now traced directly to bad
teeth than ever before.

Do your tooth need attention?

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Dr. J. H. Mallory

‘ld Bo. Main St... So. Norwalk, Conn.
Maya by appointment only.

Noon 9 a. mite 5 p. m.: 7 to 8 p. m.

 

NOTICE.

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Removal at Pier
In and Arm- May out i
“at will be received at Pier 46
fig River Foot of Jackson Street for
WALK, SO. NORWALK, WEST
“RT, ROWAYTON AND DARIEN
1‘ Amino J. Smith Trumaortat'on

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OPERATORS ON SEWING MACH-
tnes, pay while learning.

MEN SHIRT IRONERS.

Cliictt, Peabody
,& Co. inc.

BIG v‘Es's'EL néiicTii‘fEm-zoitax

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 7.—A vessel;
believed to be the Pore Marquette
bound from Ludington to Milwaukee;
is reported ashore near North Point.1
several miles north of here. Several
tugs have gone to her assistance. it
'is said the reuse is not in danger.

She carries passengers and freight.

 

 

 

 

 

 

. . ' c 'the Chicagb‘ Tribune. Mr. Ford astray . . . .
in the ““9“an “19 Fallen“ Encampment at £322? am" "he“ submi'aion filthfifl‘, bf“; fl“ 3:; to :' personal damages as compensation for tax. Instructions and blank lists sent on application
w— I'latisburg. returned 39., their homes ' ‘33:; 0‘ un9f212t933i30'ry f3: €120 an ”editorial )i‘trtlcle prti'nteddin til: ' Treasurer at Hartford.
Advertise in The Sentinel. lost evenln . ' ' " . -.. ‘-" . ‘ "b“"e w c ' it 1“ ° ”3° , ““1" F.
r- it ~ Advertise in The Sentinel. \- .191 3mm“ l”: Fond "an anarchist.”
.i. r- .‘ . . .- s " ' 5‘ “ »‘:'.ti‘l‘ .‘ ;~ - - .1 n -“t- . 5 I-“ ,
U Lam. 9“” x -' I\‘-.“‘UK .f.’ :1ko "w“- (i K _’ t ‘ t ' l‘ . til ) .:_il~'. . ‘ ' ' ' 4‘ ’- 2.! ."’t"' ‘l “5" " ‘r‘ w" ~ ’ '.
h ’ "M, . w. ‘ - '9: . it! ‘13.. :t. cousin“ . purist mu. . 11.. . .ii it; .m . r o c. .ii monitor
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WANTED—GROCERY CLERK. AP-
ply Royal Grocery.

 

WANTED—A BOY M DRUG
store. Must be sixteen or over. Apply

 

fltiilson—Powell Corp, lit.
WANTED —— AN EXPERIENCED

Good pay to right party. Address “it"
(‘0 Sentinel. 3t.

7 $55“: " '33."? 1f;

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t (Catt-mad III- M PueJ
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lped to Germany from abroad by ma!
or rail prior to August 7, and for over-
sea shipmtntl irriving in Europe be-
fore August 7 not! purchased by ilrna
residing in Germany. exceptions my
made. In case of such ova-sea
ahipments appropriate certificate-
from the Ger-u consul at the place
at shipment is required.”

The Germi- tobacco embargo than
announced is very disappointing to
those southern centers and repw
aentatlyoa who have been trying to
find a way—by enactment of retalia-
tory legislation, for use if necessary
~10 bring about the resumption of
the shipment of American tob\cco to
neutral countries such as Holland for
transhipment into the territory ohtba
Central Powers.

Recently the British government re-
vived its embargo against the ship
ment of tobacco through to the Con-
tral Potters. it has been the conten-
tion of the American tobacco growers
that unless the tobacco could be ship-

 

 

WANTED—PIANIST CAPABLE 01“?
taking charge of music department
Roller 5-10 & 25c. store.

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ped to .lvrmany its prie would fail.

and for that reason they have been
irensuously endeavoring to have the
British tobacco embargo

NEWS OF THE BRITISH:

 

ARMY ON THE FRENCH icdly pay in this city. One of the rep

suspendedneenter of the Bridgeport business sec-~

United Cigar on». CW» Con-
aidu'a Opal" Place in Firm

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It was nunored around Norwalk.
this morning, on m meaty,
that the United Cigart Moe Gujara-
tkm is seriously considering locating
in the first our-m. to. remit
the; of the company were in Her-
Velk. yesterday ottoman, looking
over desirable altea. [enrol place-
aaitable for the bubo- nic lunati-
gated, and the men signified their in-
tention of returning again, the latter
part of the week. to further the livel-
tigation. The United Cigar mores
Corporation to the infant one of in
kind in the world. running a chain of
cigar stores in all of the prinobal
cities of the East. it is the plrj'i ofthe
company to purchase outright any
property that they might one for a
store A few years ago, on the
first United Cigar t's'loro was located
in Bridgeport, the company created
quite a sensation by buying one of the
11081 valuable pieces of property in the

 

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FRONT — OTHER WAR l resentativos stated yelterday that the‘
‘ .\\'A.\‘TEfll—\\'Al'lltESS AT lu'l NEWS' {Fl'hl district W8." chosen IS I [10”le
wins restuarant, 3'] Washington street: The British feel that theirl “‘3“ for a ”0"“ m preference '0

. . . {Rouili Norwalk, because the former
m“... .. ....... W...
‘Iof theltaking’ of Ginchy. Forpovarimw "Mk m .Bomn' and "m may
WANTED—POSITION AS CliAl'l-‘-( two months their fight h“ been ‘autoniobllms in passing through I
feur. do all minor repairing. Address.{°m to gain high ground out there“). look only for a l'mled (‘izar Store
E.‘ \i'. Plait. 71 Osborn avenue. “Shroud commanding front. Guille-isnm when in want of a smoke. One
horwalk. Phone 13123. ailment places them in possessionl

30019:“ the last of "n second “min short time ago, and has been a ire-l

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WANT!D—~\'Ol'l\'t‘ ADY . ‘ s: .‘

' 1 l , . ”reach”. IMI f I the Sam mendouseucce s from the stare. A
keeper Nth some excrrlcncc m title-r T1 - m I United Cigar Store on the Main street
writing. Address C. ll. (‘ O Sentinel 3t! .0 icpvll the M no? ‘of Norw'tlk would surely indicate that

‘ thave been bloated out of their! ‘ ‘ '

wmrzoamnrz DANCING Pu; °ld P‘iml‘m" . . . . -,
Dils to join the big fall classes now“ “Th“ ‘3 "0‘ the 9“” Pomt ll‘lnm' and would prove to the “hub"

South Norwalk. Also strong woman or
young man for kitchen work. 3'

 

 

 

cf the stores was located in Stamford” I

g the town was one worthy of conaidera-

 

LAWN MAKING.

(Cleveland Plaindealcr.)

When. you labor and toil with
alleged "top soil,"

Which you buy for three dol-
lars a load;

When you hoc and you rake till
your back will ache

As though pounded with many
a goad;
When you get ground bone, and
all alone

“'ork it thoroughly into the
dirt,

And roll and lamp and sprinkle
and stamp

Till your Lady is one big hurt;
“'licii you buy grass seed by the
box with greed—

lloii't think that your troubles
are done,

For the lawn on the box doesn't
show the rocks

To be grubbcd out, one by

()llt‘.

When you lie in wait both early
and latt-

.\ll(l pursue “lill stones and
cries

The chickcus that scratch and

try to snatch

livery seed from under your
eyes:

And thc tit-ighlmr's pup with a

won it.

i . . , . __ our favor," aid a British “3le ants that the city was gradually get.
starting. l;ep.ire for winitr dance, officer. “The German. chou’u“ its use on the map with heavy
their ground when they built b‘acl: letters.

Lady teachers. Private. Always open.
Policy‘s Dancing school, join today. 3t.

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WANTED —— FEMALES TO 852“"

books and eyes on dresses. Aldo girlal‘ble' ‘
1'0 LET—COTTAGE 6 ROOMS oxom 1.; {or light factory wmk, ”Codi smashed through the Germana W‘“ "

pay, steady position assured. Royall
Manufacturing (0.. 85 Washington?
street. Smith Norwalk. ka.l

 

waurao—ro nor am. mi!
of cattle and poultry. Boot pupal.
paid. Best prices paid for calm. El

 

Friedman. South Norwallt. Tel. 115;! accomplished that now it i- the
“ lW Germans who are in a sack.

 

LOST.

LOST—A Bi'XCli OF KEYS SOME?
win-re in GrPalt-l‘ Norwulk. Finder \iill.

 

; be rvth‘il‘tlt‘d by Mitirning shine to Sen-l ammunition that We shill have

lilit‘i Dfilt'a. l

 

LOST STRAYED OR STOLENvAV
lttrcc tiger cut. front Nelson ii. lioy‘s
grocery store. line been missing limillh
two vxccks. Finder kindly notify .‘itl
tinit. ‘

 

LOST ~ Two ltlil.l.\'-Sl’lll\'G—I
field tires mounted on rims. Lost onf
Wednesday niulil, Fiutlcr kindly notify
X (“0 Ht'llillli‘l. S. 7. 3t.

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FOUND—CANOE .‘iDRlF’T on!

Sl'lii. l. inquire of W. llemuilnizs, 37:
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Fitting: sil‘t‘i-i.

 

FOUND A .‘ll‘l'l St‘tm' 1X ROW-l
ll)l(lll li:i"iiti!‘. tittiicr may apply forI
sonic ‘iy paying for cost of Mid. \\'.l
D. Haywood, Wrst Side avenue, Roway-

ion. 1L}

CONGRESSiilNAi llill0il
ill0il8 Silil Willill;

(Continued from First Page.)

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poyitc error hu's gained wide circula-
tion that the National association was
opposed to the Federal method. she
givts a very clear history in order
that the (‘ongressional Union was op-
uttderstand the situation .She cori-
ciudes her very able artiile by stat-
ing:

"The misapprehension in the public
mind seems to be over the fact that
the special work of the Union is that
for the Federal aniendement. and that:
it concentrates on this work; but i
hope that by giving this historical
statement of the manner in which it
came to be an independent organiza-
tion, doing only the work to secure
the submission of the amendment,
I have shown that this conc’ertratlon
is not in opposition to State work. and
that the members of the Union do not.
feel that State work is useless.

The members of the Union are all
members of their State organizations
and are doing State work in them. and
are trying in every way to cooperate
with them.‘ They have refused to be
“split," as ‘a result of the misunder-
standings of 1913 and 191 i, and are

 

idaily across the channel, why, m, week,navinginterruptod ”m mm: .

 

this line of fortifications. which —" ,. .
they considered to be invulncr-i CHILDREN'S AMRKET FAIR. lhcn rt‘ilrt‘f and
When the British first: "“ your brief re

Held at tho Norwalk High
School on Saturday, September
16th.

said that we were in a sack. So
we were, in one sense. But we!
EggthnTZfied:pc:£e:;nE 32:31:: Attention is called to the. children‘s
our plans. \Ӣ5 knew the {nrdesrmarkct tonioirow. which will be held
work would Come an“ the great‘ for the last time this season. Miss "til-
min attack, ‘nd this is .0 far; lock‘s helpers will be Miss Gertrude .
t Dudley, Mr. F. ii. Gudc and Miss Bri-
_ody. This is the longest season the
Interim has had and the most success ,
Itil. Having the expert garden super-t

visor. Miss Hallock, as well as the its-l
sitance of the amateur visitors hos' .
been :1 great llil't'all‘flflt" and though:
many of the children have concentritrl

of grccn,
praise——

shame

 

"If we prefer to end the sum- raisc
mer offensive and wait for spring.
when we shall have quadrupled
the number of guns and so much

And some. you s

to kfeep "fl: dailyha liaflkhOf fguns t-d their efforts upon the one crop for ' hill"
on ourfm” t-e an“ o that‘llli'h lili‘l' “‘de ”‘9 competitio'i.: T\'ti\v itmiltlii'i
present ront With all the shell mung“ who“. 1,”... “mod gonoml izar-f ' snr. F

fire Of the biggest (lay m ”“8 den truck to make an excellent show-j
summers offensive m ordEr to ing. The weather has, so far. been

_ _ . \Vlii' is it that
consume the SUPPI'“ arrivmg most propitious, but one short shower.

\\'.’llll. alas.

our present position of artillery km. “‘9 Sm“ you

and infantry means simply, that. Tm. m.“ exmmm Wm in. me

 

bone steals up

And digs a hole near the fence.

Arc filed for rcfcrcuCe:
Then at last is seen a shimmer

And your soul to heaven scnds

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Say, why in the name (if Sill and
Do you find you ‘nrc fated to
Burdock. plantain and dandelion.

l'nclassifictl \\'t“i-t‘l.~‘ galore?

;t_\'. is just ]lliilll

Should lii‘ crowded out and put

barks \\'llllt‘
marks

it iii:tkc vou

grass that you

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we could kill two Germans to (‘hildrcn‘s Fair to be held Saturday 1” Tout

every Briton the germans kill. the ltilll. The following notice has) ilv the comlm," or “hit"
This was the firm ’step. What the been written to all the children in ilic. ' .vt‘cctll‘ H L“ “
others are to be onlv the com- comm; '

mander of the allied armies unem- Boys and Girls.

kn%‘;-" B . _ h d F it “Please be sure and llli\'(‘ your live ‘

e t‘it‘s an "m SUC' best tomatoes. it) best ears of corn or __ ..
"5395 till“ week had an extraor- 20 best potatoes, between 8 and ‘J in Kmmmmmm“ It?“ m \ some "
dinal’y ell-eat on bOth armies- the morning, ill 'llt‘ (‘liiltlreii's Fail“ "_ 'L , ~ 5%
The ability ofthe French to make which is to be held Fol‘l. imit, litltl, REAL ESTATE sALEs. ‘ -

a sewn“ drive over the broad at the Xm‘witll: lliI-th School on west! .. '———-‘~ . . . ”Ml "(HHS ,3“
front and the same sector as that avenue. Mr. Bl‘llndltg‘t‘ will I“, (hire l~‘ PscllJIE :quuzltgdEfigitu‘lsaltaucc1at , .
of the big offensive of the first to judge your vegetables and decide (ground Taxing District ‘0 Andrew
of lulv brought conviction to the ‘ upon the prin» winners. I Leary—Lot and buildings in South ‘

I I l I. ‘ .7 1 'v- . ‘l . . ' _q ‘ S . ' n.
professmnal Skeptlcs. Tm pm” “11 0‘ Rue“ out at 1-00 Mljguis‘gflleel‘y‘txo Alphonse Muniglio NOTICE.

“Go over and see the F rcnch." All come and bring your parents.
said the British officer. “if you “D.S.Pinneo.Chairmnn Garden Con-
want to see an army with its‘test Committee.
head in the air." Not even the' "Bertha A. llallock, Garden Supervi-
weather can damped the high sor.
spirits of both armies. The rain
has been of the persistent. chilly Agent."
autumn style. Men who came The plan for the day is this; With
out nf the trenches plastered with the contest and cooperation of the mm mm “'ar
chalky clay. who had been charg-ICbairman of the Board of Education. A. Dwight Keep. to Samuel L. Dene
ing under a weight _ of swine Superintcndcnt of Schools ago lll9.(gf';112t ht, (‘3‘... 3mm... and 1m in

ounds e ui merit and then i 'ng Head of the Domestic Science chart-f .ft' s rce . 'ar. . '
ih miniattfirepponds made bv :l‘iell merit. the Exhibit of vegetables win;”flg‘zaxéhbingliggstangmgeu-qtirifgli
holes or nn the wet earth digging be placed in the convenient Ubnics‘r‘ : War.
and wallowing in the mud, say,Science room at the High school. "riteg Christopher H. 30mm ,0 Jane A.
Guillemont is taken and thatproduction will be in place by teniSchultz—lm and buildings in Bridge
pave for their hardship. iwhen the judges will] begin their work.I street. Will:-

The mafTfi new highwavsfllt 4230 they will be through and thel
which the British built with‘precions blue for first prize. red for.

——Six lots in Strawberry liill Park.
\Vttr.

Jttuics Dunne to William H. lititlrin
and wife—Four 1015 in Foster Park.
Wtir. l d k ‘

Melissa Butter' to ‘re eric ..
“S’ J“ “Vflght' Colinty Agricultural: Suiith—i’ndividcd’lfi of (11‘ acres and
. buildings. in Couistoclt Hill. War.

Fran ' D. Layton to A. Dwight Keep

—l;ot Cove avenue. and a lot in

HOSPITAL NOTES.

 

p'ondemug road-making machines second prize and yellow for thirdiTatgmézleé “ii“;‘j‘g: Alexander;
kets will be laced. The Duty! ' ' ‘
brought from England, and the prize tic p i Discharged this warning: Mrsl

new railways which are part of'llc ls anlth and the Chlldl‘en are “1':
Sir Douglas Haig‘s policy, have. structcd to gather on the. lawn of the‘g
saved transports from beingT'BCh001 Where “18 Pmes “'1“ be film‘s
mired. Supplies have gone up i ou’l‘h hibit th n be viewed byl
l -‘ . . e ex can e
as husual . through. the Istortgs. the general public. and those who.
w“ out “I ”mp "m‘ n _t 3 know believe that it will be well worth, .
camp: at the "a; tlhe 501510“: seeing. for potatzes. tomatoes aim! All Residents of Connecticut
make themselves itte tents with’ com. in morons may not seem n.| -
rubber blankets under whichl “mung, hut-look at mm as the: liable to tax at local rates unless
the cluster for huh” f om th iproduct of children between ten andl
y “ r e fourteen, and they cartainly are.
downpour. They manage to keep ..
partly dry. but those in the fight- roamsuzs outcaoo TRIBUNE.

Margaret Barnes, of 37 Main street.

 

 

fitting right on in the work for which
i. ev were organized—the. political
In?! to secure the submission of the

Ant..ony-stanton amendmantr-f-and areighelter tent or general in his 9

and re- . - i
'ilying on the State organizauom toitititomobile all take the viewpoint.

All of the local men who have beenlhave their States ready 1° ratify,.

as individuals working \

 

 

DETROIT. Sept. 'l.——It was announc-
d today that Alfred bucking. per-i
sonal attorney for Henry Ford. the
manufacturer. is in Chicago to tile suit]

of many, necessarv months of lfor $500,000 in Mr. Ford's name againstl

ling line expect to be saturated. ,
Whether private soldier in his

 

lthencin by publishing this order in
newspaper having a circulation in II'
District, at leastfive days before‘ll

W
STATE OF CONNECTICUT

the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer.

'l On 0r Before September 30th..

The estates ofthosc who neglect to pay this tax must pay ‘

"A HEAVY PENALTY

Balances in Banks (not in savings Banks) are liable to

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District of Norwalk. ss., Prom.
Court, September 6, A. D. 1916. "

M'heretts, \\ ritten application I!!!
been made to this Court for the admits
sion to probate of a certain written .
strtiment as and for the will of Goo!“
Peter Fischer late of Norwalk in.
District deceased. -

Ordered. That said application'-
heard and determined at the P -
Office, in Norwaur. on the 16th day
September 1916, at ' 10 o'clock fr
noon; and that public notice -
be given to all persons inter

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

day of hearing. .
HENRY W. GREGOR _
Judge. .—

owning,r taxable securities ‘
the State Tax of four mills -

to Sttt