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laceorCaps, Double Price. has is even mm: at
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soaps. ~ m no nos Cross; he la n mist-at
. iu unseen“. ‘ _ - -- finger in the present annals:
i ll Wins Ins-m at my our son To Lsr:mmm noon. WANTED—A room sun so is". out Cross; 11. is en assistant
Mel ll. Wartflfl. who M wuhorwithouthommnscnr.1m.m and drafting. sneer director is the present meals: or
bray W 15th.. 1918. :9 m m “flow my. A0917 3. I. mow. the spacious. which has our Its ooieot
_ ...._..... . . an increase of the active memberflip
C, Is. 155 Washington street, South 0, the ”do” to . total of 100.000.
. TO RENT—4 NICE W W Th. speaker reported a total member-
“ m. .1 room, with all convenience, lsdy pro- sup to dots at 96,000. m urged the
For BALE-2 1.11. BROILERS 81.25;“"93' Address “8- V." Clo lath-L wanna Mormonism ‘0“! W m "1 “ Cm” “1"
3 IN?- 'Phone 1956- 11- ators and cementers on raincoaus. Ap- Wm‘" In “ME to sttain the m‘.
m BALE-z YOUNG HOW-Imus or two gentlemen. steamboat. all
ms and their calves, good milkers.‘;
Samuel Tavlin, 75 Cedar street. 3t? ton street, Apartment 19, after 6 p. in
It.‘
FOR SALE— .2 YOUNG COWS _
and their calves Samuel Tavltu 16‘ TO RENT—THREE ROOMS 140
Cedarstreet.
”ii‘Woodwud avenue. Best :8. Apply oo‘
3!.
FOR SALE-HOUSE . 16 PROS-T
pert avenue. TWO family house, 835.‘ 70 LET—LARGE no"? BOOM
toilet. city water his garden Will sell with connecting room “I and cook.
at bargain price if sold quickly. Part. lug range complain for Illht -cnoua‘
f.“ balance WWW- AWL” ”‘3; keeping. inquire 41 South Main street.
m. :L
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FOR sALs —- umvvm WORK‘.
horse. Price reasonable. ’Phone 1331.3}-
“i rooms. Two furnished connecting;
.. rooms. improvements, light housekeep-
ron BALE—HEN HOUSE 25 FEET in: good neighborhood. Transients in;
long, built in three sections easy to ‘quire at The Johnsonlan, 2 High street!
move. Charles C. thner 20 vanISoutlr Norwalk. _[
Zandt street.
-— T0 LET~IJ8T YOUR RENTALSI
FOR SALE—GOOD DRIVING With the Lawrence Anny. 15 South
horse weight 1.000 “15.. good for anyl Main street. We cannOt supply the do-
purpose. sate tor lady to drive. 'Phono: moods. 6t.
96 Wilton. R. 8. Gregory. 8t.
TO LET—STORE. 72 NORTH MAIN,
FOR SALE—i BUILDING LOTS street. Inquire at United grocery Co. ti
on Gregory Boulevard, 50 by 160. Five __ W. , __
ates from depot and trolley. Bower TO LET—4 ROOMS WITH Ill-
and electric service through street"! provetnents 5 Valley Place,( Inquire.
Rosy payments. No reasonable other John Driscoll, 7Vslley Place.
refused. Address “G. B." CjO Sentinel. ‘
1t.
3n,
To LET—T0 GENTLEMAN A FUR-
nished front room, electric lights andg
use of bath. Address “Room" C10 Eon—g
tinel.
FOR, ester—mm AND ODD
Derbles and soft felt hats at 81.60 each‘
n seasonsble opportunity. All worth
To LET ruminant» noon Fon'
improvements. Call at 165 Washins-‘
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-116 years of age, Pippard Embroidery
Works" Chestnut street Booth No?-
.TO LET—FURNIRHED SINGLEI‘ ‘
'worth avenue, Bridleport. Coon.
'Auto Laip Works, 00.. Railroad ave-i 000.000 in her treasury, Germany with
inns and Monroe street.
5.000.
Dr. Usaher reminded his audience
that the only way in which they could
elciently serve their country today,
was through Red Cross work. that all
their activities were rccognlsod. and
p1! Victoria Waterproot Ca, 68 Water
street, South Norwalk. at.
WANTED—GIRL 16 on 1: YEARS
oidtoworkienctorv.ustbsssooe
appreciated b the National Head-
plain "it" “‘1 “W"- Add“" this quarters. and {hat none of their work
oillce ‘W. C. " 3L could be lfl vain.
Our country. to those who give the‘
question serious thought, is so unpre
WANT! Y “U87 3' OVER pared, that even the twenty-ave hos-
wllk. It.
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WANTEW—F’I‘REMAN ON OYSTER
ho,“ “5 9" IIOItIl. Md “‘1 10d" war with 1 third rate power. tall lat"
_,ing. South Xarfialk Oyster Farms 3t. 51.0” of exacted requirements
mean the addition only, or 12,600 beds
v lndiiferenoe oi the average American
WANTED DECK HAND 0h OYS- toward this vital measure, Dr. Uashcr
astonished his auditors by the follow-
ing statements: France. who thought
tor host. Good pay. steady work. South
Norwailt Oyster Farms 3t.
w.‘ c...
WANTED—A (31% OR WOIANI of the great war, with all her hos
pltals organized and buildings pre-
for general “u“‘w'k‘ m“ hon”! pared tor the purpose. found within
Tho-e 1308-8. 0! call at 21 th‘lltliree months that she I“ 600 000
avenue. 3!. beds short of actual needs: Germany.
who of all the nations of the world
, was best we“ at the beginndnx'
WANTED—A COMPETRNT \‘l AlT-‘ 0‘ the w" and refused our Red Cross
me ”fly to the Bunossh's Home are round the seed at hospital sup-
cornsr ot Falrleld avenue and Bis-i piles and equipment so areat in spite
u 10! her mas-Intent equipment.
Inna was glad within live months to
i
“MY‘FBOY ma. GENERAL, America is so far behind little Japan.
work. 16 to it run old mute-uh her 2.000.000 ins-hers and 816-
l..i00000 members and Russia with
l
F03 opmcnéwhsn our Red Cross needs are pro
sealed to the people of the country.
\‘ol until the recent call upon our
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WANTED—BO!-
work. Must be good penman. Apply at
onto Maples & Goldschmidt. Stock
Brokers. 8t.
l
the border. bed New York City been
more. Dreyer Rat Co, Railroad a Clay
streets 3 wks.
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH IM—
_, movements. At 57 Spring street. In-
“quire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove street,
or ’Phone 1393-12. A. 4 tr.
FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT. GOOD
condition. 26x0 l-l. Copper riveted.
mother cushion. Inquire Mr. Kline-
TO LETaDMK 500% AT 48
ten-r. Bavarian. ”5 ‘1 WALL srnnznr. mounts 0N enu-
tmenu. 8 count. m it
BUSINESS NOTICES. ‘ ..§
i To LET—A owns. 201 user
LET ME ESTIMATE ON YOUR wumnnon Itflet. mt N "131,1“.
paintlmz, no job to small. or none to' movements. mu”. Dr Bob on.“
“"391 drop a card I “1‘1 call. South Main street. Telephone to. Also;
Wm. H' HAVENS . an nptirtment, 41 Chapel street. All‘
205 East Washington, street. ‘Impmvements Also 5 room “fitment
"“”‘ 219 East Washington street Rent very
reasonable.
. AUTOMOBILE SERVICE, ALSO
short tours. Large cbmiortable pri-
vate car driven by owner. Rates rea'so
ouublc. H. A. Webb. ’Phone 126-4. 3t.
Mpwas—w...‘ w--l
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LOST.
LOST~ PASS BOOK \'0_ H316 IS-‘
AUTO RADIATOR?" LAMPS AND sueLby South Norwalk Savings Bank.
mud guard“ ”W‘m‘ C3” in “5° ell Finder please return to bank as pay-
ihe ueolt, left “1111 Us on Saturday con ment has been stopped. S. 15.2}29‘ .'
be bad on Monday morning. B. H. Wal- ‘ |
(er-house, ll: Sulllll iluiu street; FOR SALE—9 Roo‘llllOUSEJl'LL
'Pllone Sis. 10' 135
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' improvements, not watcrhcat,
- x175~aiso barn all in Ad condition on
PA‘NT‘NG — PAPER’HANGING Cedar street. A borgoin price. :3, 500
decorating, pnlnter‘s supplies: wall for particulars
paper, unto-date styles. wast prices.
Estimates cheerfully 11. Trial or- Ask. John T Haves
6:1: solicited. Tel. , Alexander 1
White. 61 1-2 .5” or e, ~1n23 7 MAIN ST- NORWALK.‘
Real Estate—Insurance
5 Per Cent. 01f for
Cash
We have devised a new feature for
Ice coupon books to induce users to
pay for them on receipt.
The white slip contained 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 no the slip with'
your signature thereon as hemtoiore,
‘ find you get no bonus ‘NVPMNI‘M l9 [VIIWHIM
. to the woman or messed. m
The Si‘ves Lake iceco" ' 's dearer to a woman's heart than a
MORGAN BESTS PLUM gas-rural homo tastefully firnlshsd. ll
.» p03 TRAP ‘sssoo-r cup- ”In call” to Ill we'll MI in“
ATLANTIC cw N 1.. Sept. 15.-—‘mm ot mm, veil onset and am
3...”. m3, of Washington, D. C, m Mm, mu” ’ounmn
«won the Wealy Hos-n amateur trap .
-> nominations. wmmm
m i nahl t
shoeing obs po 11 yesordny by ”m ealto
Meeting PM Plum. of Atlantic City,
The Gothic: Co
40 to 39. in the shoot oil. Each broke
|\ First an, that Nowell
‘his 100 targets. stnilhl In the. main-
event. ‘ , M
Allen Hell. of AllentowniG. H. Mer-
lin. New “1*:ka n'ml‘lmu "There we st t e ti r and
Mission. Kr: J E: Wanton. oz. sell lo. the thigmoththo gusto!“ ‘mr
_eflGNmn,Lfnflnsille.rtY intacei"'
5mg for third place will: is husk-I no war. how my new
it mu has been for both at you!"
c-l’lwnl 31MB?
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1butter store. Mr Lentil! 90 \\ ashins-
.ton street. South Noru‘ulk.
pareopeningabra‘ncho‘nRailc
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sov WANTED—1N smrpmo. (or the WM and equipment on;
room l1.and to secure the services or the 7803
Fort 'Bizztufig'rssrzrgmman? 36:. men required for the administration
to! the tour held units to be organised
"~— I by four of the largest hospitals in the
WANTED—AN APARTMENT op! city. Since the mobilization oi Na-
4 or 5 rooms with Improvements from tlonsl Guard troops. Vow York City
has increased its field units frfin four
t 7
0° 0“" 1'" "ddm" “' C O Sentinel 3‘ to ton and the remainder of the coun
' er has Increased its units from tenl
WANTED— A.\ EXPERIENCED lu tueaty- lire, talking available for!
girl for general housework good wa the untire country. a total of 12.500!
ms .. w .. humus ruins: mm:
W ashlnirton street. 3L? to reasonably be espected In a ear in-
‘ i solving the whole of our existing do-
WANTED - A BRIGIIT CLEAN fense force of 200000 men and when
young man ulth best of references and 0'19 ”Mme“ ”W modern “I" "l'
rocer ex1eri n e . \olvcs the use of not thousands but
g y ‘ p t as clerk “1 “a and, millions of men, and that the lack of
;hospltnl equipment and trained per-
round, not only means added suffer-
in: on the part of the w.ouuded but‘
WANTED—SEVEN OR EIGHT may actuslly become a deciding factor
room ho d between victory and defeat. this dread
r \ 111.9,on “mm“ 1‘“ "“' .ful inadequacy. which is directly
p o omens 0 ersto rent R‘ll‘hh‘ichargeuble to the indifference of our
party Address ‘ .\l" Sentinel once. (it lpeople. is simply" oppslllng. x ’
3t
‘endure. I! through the indifleronre oi"
our people, those who had offered
their ice and lives in our detenae.
suffer when hounded from lock of
WANTED~T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prlcu
paid. Best prices paid for calves. H.
Friedman, South Norwnlk. Tel. 1151.
WANT
I
col attendance.
Dr. Usshcr also called attention to
the fact that the Y. M. C. Azhnd co-
operated with the Red Cross on bor.
der dirty. in supplying comforts and
filling unis. such as building and
maintainin huge tank o‘er coolers.
at a. moot y cost for. maintenance or
approximately $500. 00 for reducing
temperature of; drinking water for
troops from its normal 01 130 degrees
to 50 degrees. They were also instru-
mental In thc erection and mainten-
ance of ‘lbirty-six portable buildings
intended for social purposes, reading
and writing rooms for the troops. and
of equipping these buildings with
writing material and reading matter.
Dr. Ussher impressed his audience
with ‘the fact that all dressings,
bandages and other hospital supplies
prepared by the chapters in the Red
Cross are forwarded from- Natiodsi
Headquarters direct to medical supply
depots on the border-in charge of
competent and recognised medical oi-
floers or representatives ot’the socie~
ty. and that under the circumstances.
it would he practicallyhnpoaalnle tor
these supplies to become ~diverted
irons the purpose to: which mic
and emphasized the fact thft not ow
supplies but also money In masonry
is this branch oi preparedness is to
commie V J
The facts and necessities stated in
the address brought to the audience a.
better undercurrent of the rooms-i-
billtles of the Red Cross Society. and
all hit the mating with the m
‘mlnettion to lacrosse the shorts ai~
ready made by the local branch to
. the fullest Extent.
YOUNG MAN FOR SHIPPING DE:
PARTMENT.
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
lnes, pay while learning. '
MENSHIIRT mousse.
Clueli, Peabody
81 (30.. Inc.
STAMFORD
Auto my Works
road avenue, corner of Moo-
roe street.
Expert Repairing of Auto
Lantps and ,deissors.
‘Parts'of‘ all kinds of lamps
| “$544“ Sibeli-
\ . “d.-
“it“ prisms nun fountains.
We! 'm‘ \' mursletuartlo Anderson.
Q asst Alter“ lay sea The moral of Romance took
Wests-mums“
went, on. W 2 Tartar IVW'thir‘lamrnoon sign“
pital units'pow completed or nearing;
completion throughout the country org
ganised under the Bad Cross, would
to our already pltltully Inadequatel
supply. and would in the event of a‘
herself well equipped at the beginning
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ask America to send red cross unite?
1200.000 members. that it is pathetic 1‘
National Guard for tederal service on;
able. in spite of the nvoney ainliabie'
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Think of the humiliation we would:
hospital equipment and skilled medl- ,
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in contrast with the iassitude and as
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60 Days’ Free Trial
the time to select your r
ling Range for the long. .
perfect heat and good '
at the very lowed -
tion of coal. The
Range is the most --
range on the market
Bakes a barrel of flour
one had of coal. ‘
Ranges From
IMHO?
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THE SCIENTIFIC
The only range that,
with coal, wood or £10.,
and beats with coal, ‘
gas. “
Phone 105
The Sterling Furniture
127-131 Washington She,
‘ new till {all
The wonderful chorus of “When Dreams Come True." at The Result. t°m°"°wv mm”
ni-ht
FIRST SQUAD PICKED
CAMBRIDGE, Muss. Sept. 16.-Hsr-
vard‘lootball coaches yesterday began
the selection of 'varslty material);
picking 1.2 men for the first squad.
Field Coach Leo Leary, who ,is in
theme iuthe temporary absence of
Percy Hon hton, tho head coach. di.
video this group into three elevons
in preparation for the first game
with Colby September 23. .
The. tentative first eleven included
Capt-Kl H, oration at lett guard:
"Pd! Bartlett and v P.1Jkeaa. ends;
CA ClerksuArd: 3.0.1.0me
J. L Batchelder.tncklas;1 mule.
center: W F. Robinson. quarterback;
R. Horweeu and R. H. LBond. halt-
baeks, and H. C. Flower. fullback.
yard captain. appeared at yoster
day‘s practice to help devgiop‘ drop
kickers. It Is expected that he will
attend soveral afternoon sessions.~ he-
tore taking up the active instruction
at the WW at- Boston Col-
sashes- he. ls‘ load-M -
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am. when;
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4min?" “1!th
g Tm HEADS Fiéib
sv HARVARD coacu L.
Climbs E. Brinkley. tamer Hnr- "
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AND EQUALS RECORD] To CALIFORNIA?
SAN DIEGO Col. Sept.
GLEN RIDGE, N. J., Sept.15.—— fall meeting at Tijuana,hl
hank W Dyer. oi Montolair, proved ‘Lower Calliornia Joekey
once more that he is an adept at med- {open November 11. neon . 1
al may by leading a nerm more than lion: ation received yesterdfi
(our score golfers in the qualitying..lnn1es coifroth president, ~
round of the Glen Ridge Country New York. Coifroth snid
Dion’s Invitation tournament yesterr horses will be brought from
day with a fine 72, which equalled the lantic coast to take part 1
course record. He was six mkes ing and the purses will
ahead of his nearest competitor. from $300 to $400 a race.
STATE OF CONNECTICU I‘
All Residents of Connecticut owning taxable securi-
liable to tax at local rates unless the State Tax oHuur
thc dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer.
00 Or Before September 3,. w
-Thc estates nf those 'who neglect to pay this in most
A HEAVY PENAITY
'Rslancessn Banks (not to Savings Bank‘s) are 3an
t-ax. Instruments and blank- lists sent on application J
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