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Business and Proteuionl;
Mt. Mailman Men
on this page, Twenty-Five Words or
Lou, 95:. 1mm so. 1 week
£1.00. thkhce «Caps Double Price.
: Alter pushing out than begun;
Lchechl on uptown blbim (true NI;
imaging and getting iny with the
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'ton mes. N. 1., was arrested in the
WANTED—NIGHT WANHMAN.
'trict police station ovum trinl to-‘
d? at1 , ,
lmolilow WK on charges 0! tors.
. _ to LET—6 ROOMS “'1'“! lM-‘
(at: passenger automobile or will ex.- provemente at 20 Clay lireet, up etairn ‘
fh'itllgl' tor real come. It. Idler, Also 6 room cottage 1 Di Seen Co ‘ '
-. , arr. . ‘
3.. «lulu Mall! etreot. South Norwalk.’ Inquire J. Di Seen, 121 Main street. or: WANTEHPLRATORS' “PERL“;
“V.” iContral Hotel. South Norwaik. d1 3| gent-ed on Singer power mhlnes.‘
._ . _ .Good wages. steady work assured,
' Fen ems—rumors. lNQUfltL‘ T0 LET—LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- : “”31 mmmrm C0" 85 “'“h‘n‘wffl‘g :31: an“ on the “mm Na“
‘7; '\ \l‘kllsun. 87 Summit aw’nuf’. 3‘73 ing furnished room, electric light, gas , ton street. i We! pulled one check on Robert
, 9. W21 . G? ”l. f)“ 1 h - . . l A 1*W . l
’ : lire otluoonl in desirable location.‘ WANTED~POSITION BY MIDDLE 0. l-hntord the “WWII florist [of
inuulre 3 High etreet.
FOR SALE—l MOTOR BOAT 19-
1: window motor, 1 motorcycle. ol-
li- ~I new, 2 violins and other articles Hall 89 X 2“ Suitable for any DUFDOSF.
in llliufi‘l‘OllS
inquire of Raymond Bros.
'To V LET—— BASEMENT MARION for adults or elderly people. Prefer : holds. and also endorsed by him. HeV
‘Norwaik and New Colman. Refer—{then went to (lrinrod a Spicer‘u nu-
‘ t‘nt‘PF. (‘onuecticut avenue, Nor- \ chine on... and put over I check hear-
Iing the name of F. E. Lockwood &
i. in! i’. P. Mulroney Second hand - ' --—-~——-
wuier. (-3 \‘un Zulllll street. Tel TO LET—WROM DEC. 10TH FIRE!“ ' ~— ‘* lCOlnpany and signed by Kr. Reynolds.
3.4;, do 31 “er 4 rooms and bath, 21 “meme. WANTED—A WOMAN l-‘Ull ill-:Negior $27.50. Mr. Grinrod. suspicious of
end work. room and board, 9 Railroadfthe check notified the banks. and the.
South Norwalk. V
d5 atlpolice were then notified alter the
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Inquire on V
Fort SALE~~l-‘lili.‘ASSlCi-§ ROAST premises, 0.70. w. ”my, 53 wash. alt-Hue» )
luv. chickens, lll'OllE‘l‘r, ducks. get-re street. . “ ' Then“ “9"“ turned down 1" the
a... turkeyn. :3.» in nu- l... lilllm. ————- WANTED'v‘ “WW Mi" A5 banks.
ROOMS I'lllllll'tr'c‘ EDPWHHW- Apply A. ll: All at the uptown business iirms
‘ llt‘nedlrt. 223 Fla‘x llill Road. (15 3t; were notified of the bogus checkr. and;
‘when Mr. Butcr “tempted to panel
tlruhsl-d and lumen-d to order. Fresh TO LET —CO’l"l‘.tGl‘:, 0
law; eggs, 7UL’ tiuz. Sum Russell ci-Vpnl't improvement. lJin‘che strut,
(It‘r 23c gal. Nichols Poultry Farm Smith Norn'alk. inquire ll, Joselmu
H. edgewoodl Polio; avenue, N0r'llk.tek_\'. 5;: Water street. South Norwelh.
'1'. 1322.3. dB in or i (love avenue, Eliot Norwalk.
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FOR MLE~SlX ROOM HOUSE:
50 x 150. $1,500. linsy terms.
le at Hales Marin:
ladies. good dancers. to anoint teach-.5110“ he was placed under "rest by
... I illl: evenings. Good pay. Apply mnishtl Ochr Page. This list named check
TO LET—6 ROOMS Wl'l‘ll ALir :lt Policy's Dancing school. do 3t: was for $14 and bore the take signa-
lil" modern ilullrmements at 3: Taylor “ "“ ‘ “M "““"“"‘"‘”“'"""" ‘ lure of Xvi-*0" l”. M“‘“- Al ”‘9
=Ave. Inquire at l'nited Grocery (‘o. or“ WANTED“ OPERATORS: “‘3'. time of his arrest Butter had in MI
.._.- __,.__ .. ' it. 0_ Raymond. male. for men's Palm Bent-h (mittpogouslon a check for no hearing the.
FOR SALE-FORTY GALLONS‘ Inna while learning. Samuel Revue-minimum". 01 r. E. lukwood. He we:
2" y paint excellent qtinlily' make "Y‘. My etrret, South Norl'alk. lunablo to pass this take however, he»
iv" t‘. J. Filth. lturien ’{ore he w“ .mgtgd,
W
WANTED”A few fits! A working card hearing the name at
‘J. W. German 0t Marlboro: Penn.
lt-
llY
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_ .. TO LET aroma AT 2tl7l-1ASTA'0‘93
d" "l Washington street. inquire at til s.._'
"l Main street or 'phone so.
HAND 0F-
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“OR SALE «SECOND
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leash are» at than. can “mil
jhis me he Frank Baxter. at Pout-l!
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at he checks on an" on that
lNomlk Notional Bulk. and the tvo'
“7 3‘ aged woman are cook. Will keep house . $80!. which was signed by h J. Earl
. For Suit
WANTED— TWO MORE YOUNGst next “check" in the Nowell: Boot ‘
Men
For the Army
OF NICELY CLOTHED MEN .
$16
‘. .— ‘ ‘ ' ““““ ,“" Nomik Boot Shop in Wall street“
4, non SALE. 70 um i “”313”- this u... v, Olen Charles knew
“‘ ..g Vnndhnovioet‘ediplnthei‘irstbls-
Our call to colors
last week was very
successful, but we
a--.—
;
want all the men .
to have a nice suit . ‘
. or O’coat
and vercoat made ‘
Made to to . eir measure 1;
Measure for $16.00. -’ 3
Come in and seeone ot the suitemade up. . -
You never had such value before.
. Iv
r“ ‘ furniture. l"'l'p;‘rd “mu” W‘Wks': BUSINESS. NO-TICE m f N - - {was tound on the toner-'5 per-Ion at
(" “Silllil St, (15 3i“ ——-—-— —lc‘ass maCh'n‘sts. iter his arrosl. The police are Rm 2- i
~‘M " "'1 PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGlNG: I inclined to believe that Hunter in the i .
FOR SALE ~13 (iAl.lD.\'S lNTERP decorating, painier'n supplies; you ‘ ' Iman‘s rcnl nnnle. - . -. «.
.W. .... W .. m... ..,,_..,......,.,...V m, .......: Holland MaClllIIB Co. . m m ...... .. ..... W M . HRIST‘MAS is N'ElAR . V
:4. Jim, )0 \urllisll remover )0 demo lgflmmes cheerful“. given. Trial oral ling w“ drawn on u“. gamma] mink ‘ t- : _
ttwed illt'ullul, 21o lily avenue, Southifif; solicited. Tel. 400’ Alexander 132 Water-Sr S". Nor'vnlkzm Nuruulk. '3 ‘
MM“: d5 In White, 61 1-2 Ely Ivenue. m2; " “ ‘ " ' “‘W “ "'” ’3 . -. . «— G . . ' . l
~~ ~ ~~~~~~~-—-—— M v. . 0...... .- ET MEASURED now . .
so SAL- iN I'i‘l‘liii .wll-i ~~MONEY eon CHR.STMAS i n. Ethel rgln . -_._~‘_._—— .. ‘
VOCAL STUDIO amortization of
,1 ~ . . u... ‘ ‘1 no .7 . ‘ and Junior
w l... . mun. lll. 'lll int i int: Gather your nigh, pupal: and oilll‘jll ‘3 West Avenue, Vseu‘l’orim‘y Church Boom Another
KUBOVIC 8. MAREK
213 East Washington St. Phone 320
East Norwalk
r" ~ “H “‘ lw‘i tl'” ’l. l.:l.“_‘\‘ "‘.l'-' - , . .
. .. - . . r .. . look and notifyus. Vie Will my illc| . . Iucceu.
I‘J'il‘ l'lllf. til i iii, I.‘l.1lll\>-lii”>“ f'lu ( b“?- Phllll) P. Millioney, 52 \‘an 23m 80m}! fiurfillk ‘ T)“. 83.1,. “w“ by u“. \"on‘fn'g
t‘ ”in“ " w i H‘ v at“ I, M Hill‘lrt‘el. Elm Norrialk. Phone 1182.: I Tuetdlyl For plrtlwll" :(‘uild and ”iv Junior (luild oi thr-
gwu‘ SLICW. tilll nmuln, {ll~.‘l mmjV _. l Frldlys Influire It Stud“ § ' . . .p.
0"“ i'r ‘1"‘1'1 t“ l .-... l H W “n I, 4 i 1. 1042: 85 Phone .40. i'l'riniiy iaplnt‘opni Church in ”It or ,
l V ] ARION VHALL . l t Ieh “Hall Tuesday was continued yes-
. __ ‘H . ,
. "noon and evening with the .
ASk 10h“ T. Haves l NM”)? demmlfll- m first class coll-l .LEEYE::::I“HIH remit: no on the for-
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.| dim)“ mm I)» rented for balls, pair; [[r'Al. “ollct imer occasion. The their was n his
Rfll EState—Jnsumnce he“ and other occasions. Booking {ml ""'""“" ' success, financially and socially.
N i ‘A, H J """ 5““ "“W *‘i’t'n- '1‘” 1285- ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT In the nimnoon m exceedingly
ANT 1 ‘ ' '— i ""'"" clcvcr cntertninmem who turmoil?
—'- I.“ ' ' lu' ‘Frien -
' ' l District of Norwalk. 5s. l’robnlc for the children by the air
FOUND ' 'ly or the Trinity Church. Several
irnurl, December 6, A. 1).. 1916.
‘ Hetatc of O'Ht'ill' St. John, into at
FOUND—A ROM/BOAT. OWNER] Norwulk. in mid District. dccenscd.
may have came by proving properly] Ordered. That the executor exhibit
and will": expenses. lnquirc of W. . “R administration au-tl‘dlll to this children who wcrc vrcuenl. (i lid
I" ”“1“": Eu” Norwalk. {Court for adjustlllont. «t lhe l‘robuici in thc evcnins. ”19 Junior t u d
- ...,m..., in Norwalk. 0“ um my. any of had charge of tho entertalllmen an
IDecember. 1916. at 2 o‘clock. after i the members of it erranled it short.
but (me program which they preachi-
short sketches and It number of reci-
llllltlnli made up the program. The en-
icrininmcnt pleased the num'rmrs
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OPERATORS 0N snwrxo MACH-
tdcs, My while learning. I
MEN SHIRT lRONEitS. f
(Illicit, Peabody
Vt noon' and that all persons interested
& C I For UMo-dato Oervlco Call In said Entatc may be notified thereof. ' ed. lt include‘d F0"'"‘ “”9"“ mm
~ .- .~ - . keiclt‘tl.
0 FRED H. OANUNG. . itho executor mil cause thi.‘ ouhr to bore and it ‘ . m m,
'9 “c. ‘ " bii cd in a news npcr having or Good mice were allected l} 0
Funeral Director and Imbllm be on ah P ‘m chum or u..- wmu. boom. and
circulation in said District. at least‘
five days before said Hill day of llc-'
lumber. mic.
HENRY \\'. GREGORY
Judze‘
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Once and Residence “w "mum. teiier did n minim; busi-
ness. Altogether it was one otthe
lmoet profitable (airs cter given by
the Guilds. ' ' ' " O I,“
flv'”'
GOLDEN GATE TO PUGET SOUND.
Telephone I04
‘. 54 Sum". so, 80. Nor-vol .
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We Do Pumi-
ture Repairing
Bill Takes the Cake i
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RESCUE MISSION.
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Erwin Deliver: Another Lecture m
The South Nemalk Common.
ttoml Church.
The eccond lecture by Dr. Erwin
on "From the Golden Gate to Puget-
lfionnd‘ was given last evening under
lh\‘ most auspicious circumstances in
lSomctlmce my MB gets mm at no l The Rescue Mission workers appeal;
When “he “a“ “mud“ done. in tho pmwlt’ of this on. for food,
'01!!!” I don’t like to leave my play or money to be used for a Christmas
And illlnk too much of tun. dinner and u Christmas treeMto be.
— com gum. ill the mission room on onroc
12:32:: 8:: “West‘suggn the porch! street. on ('llristmas dny.
' " ' ' This mission has born In existence ‘ 'ntlonel
Son 033‘: you go to live Monroe ' since December 19. 1915, and has : m" 20min igwgkprgggemgg chn-
And get some uke tor tea? i been able by the help of God and the; Chmal- mm was largely “mm
l tillers speaks up just as quick ‘ “porosity of the public to do thol “”2“ D]: Eli-win «cored a double Buc-
And perllte as can be ‘toliowing charitable work. 2r; - ’
V ' '“‘ l 0 .~.
i'd love to go to tire Monroe)
til meals have been supplied. 101 “Thu aifnil‘ was given “my" the nus.
And get same cake for tea.
Dr.
Send a card or phone
for man to call and
l . .
lnlgllt‘s lodgings furnished. 28 piccoe‘ . . . rce of Kin '5
lot clothing given to the needy. Rev-39‘3“}? meoPrlllizmdfiwglogu “Kl-3:9,.
. Pli'l pairs given to the poor. coal sup1 ”'J‘g‘ em
.1116 Banner Bakefy'1 plied last winter‘ employment
. hecll secured for the unemployed I
~ .‘ ' . 5‘: entertainment. It was
r“ :67 ”(tilt-gen stove provided for a needy.gge'offmghgiguuhm “we yearned
----.- am )'- 1. ~' nciai suc-
'Ihe sickhnd the dying have beenfprgzw to be a greatl tine .
' filmed and prayed With in the hos'l l"'lllfl mill inst evening? Dr. Erwin
~ i pilzll, also at, the. homes, and flowers' .“ ' . m“ and industrial
Stenographer l provided. The mission workers hold: ngilltiglls‘l‘: ‘Eg'fimes on the Pacific
lmeetmgs at the harnmake mmeiG-laet/ He began by describing (3,31.
l twice a. month. also open air meetinlzs 1 "0V . nd then worked his-vwny north
(male) wantGd . 1'1”?” attendance at the. meetingsf to Oregon. The viewewhicll were
- at}: pee" “p to December 4' 191fi'lthlown on the screen to illustrate his
“m it you are m sympathy with the; task were wonderful. The pictures of
the annual [lower festival in Oregon
I Ilium- m
A.‘.l. Angevlnedfien
Co. 5 '
‘ ‘Ve Are Paying the Higrest
Prices For All inds Of
-. JUNK
1' Telephoneror Send Postal to
. . . L. EFFRON .
a Rowen St. East. No&
TODAY IN WALL‘ STREET.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7‘iWall Street?
10:30 mime-Gainr extending troml
fractions. to over two points attended?
today‘s early trading. advances em-i
bracing inane; of various doseriptione.‘
Minor rollowere stain strong. Cop-
pers were better Ind the” rise .ln'
motors and necessaries wes~continued. i
villi further material trains In shlp- ’Gdlege T?
rang sham.nnniio&m-ud Wall ;‘
Also Bookkeepers and Stenog~ . kind or work and-would like to helpi
us send donations to L. A. Jhericuit. ., “ ' '
Su‘ot.. 46 Spring street. telephone: misgzzang'gy;%fieg$gf $133;
cal 197i, ISliouth Norwalk. iwun simplymymdl'fllh roses. , ltris
R8. E. S, PHILIJPS, 880. “m that thallfijlndfi and il’lOllBfllldS of
thcee flWflwi‘flV-W in the decks-
ition at it. The pictures or the im~
immense when: fluids and-the machinery
tuned in the working ot‘them haeoom-
-. . . _ _ ”aniedlby the exp anation of l mu. by
h t the price 0! such ”item; M“! and instinctive. 1);. DEW“! .13 5 '79”
remedies as Foley" Kidney “’me m. fluent W i.“ this romlrke were
not increased. remain. minimum listeneeto'vuomrést. .
o i. ‘ H .
Merrl“ Mine“ lclrcumetances find doctors“ bills hard
raphers. male and female.
CALL and let us tell you
of the SPLENDID cum; ‘
CES now open.
NO HIGHER PRICE FOR THI3
While tood and clothing have old-
~—
lto my in the 0&9de -{Don't
”skillet-”flitting out «an . no
Indies minim; A new manhunt. Other
' “Irregular
axl’lttsburuh' -
' 'Ind‘ '
“$301M. core
= wow to: WI,“
*Me. ' 'f
l out.
so Film" WM!
“are“.
i
1 .. iiomi Church and the real shown byl
m‘ ‘ illcm contributed largely to thin: 51""
den, No. lllmt the I! to . ~ .. »
(North mflukhéwmh Bone! & T8? and gave them 3 MD
elbct'odioflloe‘rs. The 6m" .0! the
'. . , V , ._ . “‘10??th Within
intentional-a MWWfGn WM pun ‘ W,
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3 DEATHS AND FUNERALS, fimw mwmm‘mm*
i SPECIAL
. W... G0tlll¥liltlt srcomns
'fpl'iilid’ili'l‘lz‘immfo’i‘ $.30“ Smooth Tread. » $7.50:
y30x3‘4 Safety Tread $9,253}
[Wohie dang "Culvuy." M the body
was borne tram the church Mr. Whole
9’ S d.
. . O I r ‘ mt
rendered “lend Kindly um." later
3 7am. MainLSt.
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‘3 Funeral of Mine Murphy
The funeral service: of the late
. Mary A. Murphy. oi Bout avenue were
lheld this morning at 8:30 from the
late home 1nd at 9 o'clock from St.
Mary's Church. tier. '1‘. F. Finn cele-
ment was in all Meryl; cometary. Pall
bearers were Duke Conneally. William
E Malone, John W. Manner, and George
Flynn. 'i‘he nephews ot the deceased
acted as flower hearers. The servir
were very inrgely"attcnded. and
Boston store in which Miss Mul-
was armored tor many you
closed during the «widen-in honor of
the deceased whose practice will be
greatly missed by her relatives and
host of friends in this city:
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The annual meeting of tho Fairlicld ‘ ’
oullty Far Doreen will be held Mon-
day morning at eleven o'clock in the: T1. ‘ . as Collee ' . ‘ ‘ .. .
Norwalk headquarters of the organ- Our Fresh R0 ted ’ 3 lb """"""""" 31" t, ,
izniion. Officers for the coming year . ,
*1“ be electegé and annwormons‘ Fancy Milne Potatoes. 14 lbs. ............ . . . . . . . . . 46¢
will be present . bomber semi . . . '
men. ”aim“, who“ mm“ Will be; California Prunes, 2 lbs. ....................... 25¢
iilubiielled in the near future, willed. " r
‘drees the lawn-winch worm «lo-i Loose Oatmeal. a lb. ............................... J“
vided into morning and afternoon see-1 . . ' .5
alone. with a recess at noon. for tun-i Hacker's Farina-large Size pkg. ....... , ............ ”I“ -
cheon. - l _ .. x
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MECHALEY suns non A. STULL
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Cohtnuedlfmm First. rue.) f _,
l _ East Norw'nlk. :
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24 Cottage Street.
V
in- or bringing)". Mechuey back into.
court. as he tesnfiedaat the trial re-L , .....
omtly helgvthero Mills did-not own
the Mercer car, bolthat it was the. a i I ' §F il 'l .1 ‘
property of J. Stuart Gillespie. n Ium-.
:nlei resident of Newton; The owner.I
ship thztho car will have something!
to do with Mechnleyfs claim agninniii ~ ~ ' .
“31‘9”": '. ' . Our holiday display on both of our immense dismay.
floors is by far the unit attractive: eve-"havetmr‘flim,
and? mdmjeveryflung from complete on: ’hr‘mfidenve ;
otfiee, Wm unwitting room to dainty'siogtepioces .. .
“fitmm Mfforo shill. euro. 7 ‘ .. x . H
snapper: cmmews GROUP
‘ . widow LINE on novnm‘lns
. “OOH
’ln’hree' weeks “out; of my'child-A
VOvaooda. ,--wiehér,:jiottery»and;glas§ “nylon“ be
seen to he: ppmimd.‘ -. . .. . .
mm‘mmsm commend.
mm” m M Mr cm.“ .. ....All_ primordial. godly reserved (toggtuuwtloimy... -.
*otoppedond they telluleepcgflu ‘ . . ‘5‘” ~ " ' 3 no '
WWW. m it! “an“ . .‘B’A‘YMOND 8! SUN
" “ growing fin ‘ Funeral Mm "wok.
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email writes Billie Ruben-y, Ecb
union "1 wrangle ‘oi‘merni
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