Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 1, 1917 · page 11

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cards,

Leno, 25c.

 

 

ED-A common. 111m 3

keeper in privnte family. Ad~
iioueekeeper, care of Sentinel.

 

TED-TENEMENT OFE OR
improvements, rent about $15
filocoted. Address ‘ll" care

 

TED—~HOL’SE TO -HOULSE
traitors 30 or 40 years of age, for
Qumran product. State expon-
ddress box I, care of Sentinel.

nil 3t

 

ANTED —'— WORKING HOUSE-
« 23' in family of UFO. One who
tern a good home to large wages.
_ as A box 603 South Norwalk,
‘ {28 3t

 

MTEMIRL‘ TO LEARN COT-
llililtling. Apply J. 8; J. (‘Lssh I.td.,
stout street. f28 3t

 

ANTED—A LOAN 0F $5,000 ON

 

by property. Fitst mortgage 1).
.3, care Sentinel.
TED-«BOY 14 YEARS Oil.

for all day work in store. Must
_ good references. Y. D. care
tinel.- m at

 

3 NTEID~TO BUY ALI. KINDS
’- tile." Best prices paid Extra
Lee {01' calves. ll.‘F1iedmnn, 91'. Ely
fe. Tel. 1151.120 if

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LOST.

1' DOT—SUM OF MONEY ON
88 airee-t~ or on South.- hlnin sire-"cl.
3th Norwolk. Finder rewarded by
“thing. F. Williams, 12 Cross street.

 

 

 

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MP GOODS OF EVERY
' DESCRIPTION

. and Kerosene Lighting'
Ware. Gas and Electric:

tle Lamps and Burners,
imneys, Wicks, Etc. 1

Phone 1069-2

’ 3 ‘
Washington 81. So. Nor-walk:
entittel Advs. pay‘. Try one.»

 

 

 

Women 3
Wear

it a. A. cuwsu
.56 N03. MAIN $7.,

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’ filPli PENSIflNS ,
0081133013 10- DAY

t? $6,500. 000 Subscribed--

 

 

 

 

W YORK March 1.——'l=‘he pcti'
the Protestant Episcopal

 
 

3 rgynien, their Widows and
came fillbétlve today. Bisin
Massachusetts, ,nm

 
 
 
 

at least two Weeks be
:stn'tlement can be iitnde as
aunt raised," said Bishop
“but it is possible to cut-'-
at least $6, 500, 000 has
bribed.”

, the bishop snid, will,

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

- an.
113 to tho prayisions of the!

anion system. every'
of the Episcopal

 

it your.
echo onedralf thn'
.lr hummus would
ed 11111 allowances

all dependent or
on 0d cléi'aymcn ot the
your for can: child

 
 
 
 
 

lull 3 mum no ages of

 
 

3 Main “refit.

fund 89 Chapel street, Norwaik.

fill. Tarlov. 10 Grove strect.

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Lssiblo for the fund to as}: 1- .

 

“I’ll. who $20!! a your

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+1 v

10 LET. l
i
re LET—481‘ moon. 5 21001423

renovated 7 Union avenue.

 

TO LET-FOUR ROOMS NEWLY
papered and painted on second floor.
also large attic in house. No. 41 Cedar
street, near West avenue. Part 11n-

 

provements. Rent $10. Inquire 37 Ce-
dar street.
To LET~6 ROOMS. ALL IM-

proverd‘ents, 30 Lowe street. Inquire or
B. Hersbfield,122 Water street.

—.

To LET—6 ROOMS. ALL 111'
movements. :7 Cottage street, East.
Norw.alk $16 in advance. T. C. Dal
com 60 Wall stroct. ml 3!

 

TO LET—HOUSE AT 8 CRESCENT
Terrace. All modern improvements.
Inquire at Mrs. Lyon, 126 Flax Hill
Road.

 

T0 LET—«FROM APRIL lS’I‘,
HOUSE AND BARN, No.18 .WEST
AVENUE, NORWAUK. IMPROVE-

3MlUR‘TS, BARN CAN BE USED FOR
GARAGE. FOR PARTICULARS CALL

PHON’ND 1'263 OR 116 f2S 6*.

 

TO LET—«5 ROOMS AND BATH
with improvements, second floor. 125
South 'Main street. Phone 10014:. 3

£28 3t

 

To LET~5 ROOMS, «SECOND
floor. Also 3 building lots for sale.
inquire of Wm. .l. Mcllugh, 96 South
12'! 3t

 

TO LET~TWO LARGE UNFUR~
nishedmoom’s, with bath, light and
heat. at 38 'Bayview avenue.
Tel. 1251. ‘

TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM.

private family, with all improve-
.meuis, centrally located, phone
"5175 i. 1’27 3t

 

TO LET—THREE ELEGANT FUR-

no, Grill Stoves, Toasters, Gas nishcd rooms, priv ate family. steam (30
its and Heaters, Aladdin Oil ne‘qten, electtlc tights and bath. Use Com
‘of telephone, two minutes' walk from,

center. Phone li23-3. 3

 

4 Cove nvenuc, East Norwnlk or 52
Water nit-cot. South Norwnlk. it. Just:-

lovsky

 

! 'ro LET~STORE 207 WASHING-
'3ton street East NorWallt.

Apartments!
209 Washington street, East N01‘Walk3
Iii-i
gquirc 64 South Main street. Tel 60} i

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To LET—1 APARTMENT AT 55
'Sptiug street, 5 rooms ontccond floor
'uith improvements. Inquire of MN. 3
01' Tel;
1

75312. 3

TO LET—~LOFT IN SW'ARTZ &

{Corbett block, containing 5, 000 square
3fect of floor space with light on 11113
fSllieS.

,Oti‘s freight. elevator service,-
.steam treated. For furthor3 particu-
3131's. apply at the office of The .Old
i\\-'cll Cigar Company. 4

3 3 _,

1 BUSINESS NOTICE. 3’

‘ ,, .
EGGS DELIVERED—BLACK MINOR
no for hatching. White Wyaudotte

and Brahma cockerels for sale Phone3
C. A. Sillirwood, 21 Lowe street.
3 , 3 m1 3t —~

1868.

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l
3 PAINTING
decorating, painters ssupplle‘s‘;
paper. tip-militia styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully gIVen. Trial or-
ders solicited. Till ‘00, Alexander
White. 61 1-. 9 “E" avenueg

“An-SM

01150 PAUL SCllllBElll
‘ Voice Building Specialist

at N. Y. 0. Brooklyn, Paddle: loot
i and Bridgeport Genny
iltallan. French, dean and English
Singing properly taught. '
Tet-11111, dates, booty to Mrs. William
‘ 3.H Stowe. 5 Wool: Ave, Booth Norwaih

URDER Alllllmili
iii filifliiiiiii iiilIli

31'1'ucmmlw.MasaL.Feb. 2s. —-

Chutes Car-lo: of; Tumult shot and
instantly killed hill wife in a flute)5
.non. yesterday and then shot himself.
dying shortly alter he was moved
to o. hospitnl. Tho; )flla_10lll‘ld it”
onto which both. had and. distill}
31m were sorry they had run away
to in 1231an and “kink film. the
loop 1111's rather, Nicholu Yai'voyig
n'e u Tounto l4 Jutland ,.

PAPERvHANGING

 
 

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Boston: ad
"“0 fili- ill-GI.- Mullins Word- or

3 3 61.119. Blocking «Cm Double Price.
‘WMA—AW“

nmorc street, East Nomulk.

i 3‘ 4211200 in Weston,
Alberl F Gehebe 3 T0 LET—*THREE ROOMS 0'“. house with half acre land for $800; 7
3l‘irst kit-cot, blast Norwalk. Inquire at room house ‘0 acres land and born

3 311ml tountry proper ty

. 7 MAIN 81‘.

wall ,.

 

1
in»
- 1

manned: Ads.

 

Thnee‘l‘imeu, 50.; wool:

 

FOR SAUL
F0! onus-s noon moon nor

rlcan woman desires posttlon both pantry, ah improvements, newly 503309 19“ for $1. 000; and auutue. 0'!

room house, lot 50x75 feet for $1, 500
If looking for a house I have just what'
you want, and remember now 15 the’
time to buy when the price is right.

Dmitri

 
 

ISMJAII‘Off bl!—

mist-3min fro.
mammalian-n Eh
Asadiroctmultoftheincreased “was flat Ft!

price or Wes were on: own a

“mug cu. 111 we mo, mt seal- .3”
via new. and ”cause or one too . ~
Mice nus “eased—up a blue. but It was announced at the state head
11.111 lue price is 1.11: 3001319 who; it quarters of the Connecticut Bureau of
nus eler been and the prospects are military census in Hartford last night
that men: mu be no matter 141 change that 30 towns in the stote have either
111111111 six or eight wean Heaa- completed or nearly completed the
inn 1e platoons-11y every healer limb work of taking the military eensuo
themed on the subJect 11er the 0011- within their borders. It is expected
some: to be May comervauve in that within 4 few days many 01h"
owing, not only potatoes but every town: will be added to this list
older Iwu cmmouny watch has been At the state headquarters is a lame

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lonecteo by the present tiigh prices. well map of Connecticut showing the

FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, T.WO

building/lots at Rhodonolio Park, Nor-

walk, or will exchange for automobile.
Daniel Antinozzi, Derby, Conn. m1 6'
1

FOR SALE -—,ASH BABBELS,
lined with galvanized iron. Lust life
time. Three sizes, price- 9" 0C up. South
horw ulk Oyster Farms (30,140 Water
street. l

 

 

FOR SALE—DUCK BOAT, 13 1-2,
feet long, 4 feet wide. almosx new, a?
12 gauge Winchester repeating shot
gun and a ‘Bud’ breeding rooster

 

Phone 85“.
FOR SALE—HORSE. HARNESS,
and wagons, at a bargain. Inquire of:

C, Nicole, 13 Cross street South Nor-
w.alk Tel 1523.

FOR SALE~SEVEN
house with one or more acres, pearl
Noroton station and trolley. Five
cont fare to Stamford. Address 93 .\'o-
roton Heights.

 

ROOM ‘

 

FOR SALE—FOUR ACRES OF
lumber running from four to twunty
four inches on the stump. Apply No.
50 Fairlield avenue, South Norwalk.

 

after 1 p. 111. til (it
FOR SALE~»NEWLY BUILT
housc, six rooms and bath. all im-

Clinrle'ul H. Wood, 2 Bye-
126 (it

D") remcnts.

 

FOR SALE-4915 MAXWELL BIB-
dun, 1910 Studebaker. 1916 Overland.
luib‘l‘aixo roadster. 1915 Hudson, 1916
Chalmers, 1914 Chalmers, 1012 Colum-
hla limousine, 1912 Buick roadster.
8-87 ‘Buick. Saxon roadster, and others,
at attractive piiccs. Mochulcy Auto‘
34 Summer street. Stamford,

.—..___.

FOR SALE—4 ROOM HOUSE LOT
for $650; 5 room

 

83.000; 8 room
burns for $3, 500 mid all kinds of city

house, 100 acres, 2

Ask John T. Haves

NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

For Uptodato (Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
Planer-I Director end 2.1.11.1".
Office and Resldenco
Telephone 904
M So. Main 81.. so. Not-walk

 

WANT ;

 

 

opeahrons on snwmo“ 1141111
Inca, psy while learning.

Cindi, Peabody
& C0. 1111:.

 

 

P. TOMASIN'I

This, they say, will have the chest of 168 bonus and cities On this, as soon
cunning me puce to drop back some» as a town is complete or so nearly
1......1, "11.1211 hill on tor the cement of complete that the headquarters oili-
the people themselves. cials feel certain the work in prac-

Tht awrage price asked by tetalI- neatly all done and that the town
912 101 potawes today was cigbtyduo needs no attention from the state or
Grill-I 21 Peak. Some dealers asked gnuiution. having forwarded its
eight) cents a peck and a few ninety blanks promptly and having nearly
owls, but the majority of them gave its estimated total of blanks at the
eight-the cents is the price. They state headquarters in Hartford, the

.3teldoy.ofthadeathol Jehnli‘. flux-

(fiilBW .

331 mu, and went to California three

agree on the proposition that if peo-
rie stopped buying for atime or also

9 bought only in email qufluldlefl; there

“cum be :1 change.

AttraciPd by the high prices, farm
11s in the surrounding country are
toming into the city with potatoes to

. r’huthum,

town is "blacked in" on the map.
The thirty towns which were thus"
“blocked in" up to 1th night were.
Avon. Beacon Fella, Bristol, Bolton
Cheshire, Chester, Colum-
bio Durham, East Granby, East
Lime. Eafi'lfOld, Glastonbury. Groton,

‘ many farmers

wcvkt-z mm. but no purucular change

1 selling at unheard of prices. but this Norwitlk, in said M

.. wormed from lwro.

' ferlor in every way to the

. 3 porary. however»: U. 3:.3LSteélr 'and oth-

it,
sell, but in practical], 9“." use Madison Manchester Morlboroug
they have been asked from $3 to $3 50 Middlebury North t uaaan. Old Lyme.
1- bushel. Several dealers state that OidSuybrook. Saleu1.Scotland.South~

~ ford.
”.5, have flan refused to it even 1n.,ton, South Windsor, Strut
the lower of tyhese prices 1:11:91 one West liarifor,d Vt 1lltngton, Windsor

31111.1 tells of a farmer asking the top and» w°°dfld39

min in the rooming and thou coming
butk later in the day trying to sell3
vthat he had on his team for t.'.l11ee3 ”mumls KEPI Busy
dollars a bushel, only to be refused;

While it is probable that there are
within .11 radius of
ti'»tnty miles of Norwalk who have 9“,“ WWW" Are Enthuliutic
lotutocs to Feel], the general’ opinion Over “Neutron: Prescription 991.

of retailers hole is that they have u
not as large quantities on hand as Hundreds or bottles of Neutrone

are reported. Many formers arc Prescription 09"

 

soul in the spring but them are 0th 9 ii died. 80 Km!“
1 0y they have 83?? In
\‘lei who fittnkly stoic dealers say, some
[but they are holding what they have adamant! for a medicine has
good reach back of it. and in the case

for n highm price, and expect to get
over. no high an five dollars a bulel. of “Neutrono Prescription 99" the 1308

3313311111 slit ()1 eight Weeks potatoes son is its wonder- workinil curative
u. e arming here from the south. forms of rheumatism.
and unless meg: is a big (bongo in pgwer in all
the price ohtirg in years past, ought
to sell quite a little under the price rheumatism are quickly subdued 1111”
now charged for last year's crop. pain: 0! summit!” are banished. "'01
011:1 wh301:sulcr said that the prcS- 1.,“ joints and painful muscles 4‘5”
out 2' tunt 0 wait a hard one to judge. no is urified and the
Rtrorts indicate in this sluic,p1ucti N" the bl d 9v.: (i when Neu-
only none in New York and none general Mam] 111mm 9 11.
coming 110111 Michigan and only u re! trone Prescription 90 is use
nuvcly small amount flout Maine! This successful pJescription 1" the
Some ycu1s',ngo this dealer said, tried rented? of a famous Speflflhb‘
until there was a shortage of pom 9 for euro.
tour in this country there was :1 good used in his radii-29mm; Prescrll)
crap in Europe and the situation waa . To 1’13“ P is 1 ,33‘9
not nulllt'. Now borrower in connection ' WW“ "3““ or a“ up i)
ii. '1 uith the nhoriage here, no pola- has been fixed M 500 and $1 0” lhe
lqu are being imported, but on tho bottle A‘sllorl trial will show results
gmtvpnltgtdopgotntoes nic bein: ship- conViDC'YIE to ma lllOl'll' Skeptical. got
. 'good ye
rm 8 u. bottle toduv and say
Uttm' siiutttion is sold to be H A “0333‘ South Nor

 

 

 

- pint-ticnllt unthnngcd. Sonic iner 1haumati4m."~
chants hnvc received shipuwntn ro- wank-«Ham
m-ntly, but practically none of them _,-, ‘
l-l Fellini.r in bag lots. Hero llglilll,‘ W
thc dealers urch conservative buy-f light
lug. saying that the present price;

of sucnr is fictitious. and that :1 drop
111 p1 ice is liable to come tiny time. ,i

The price of flour in said to bc
mucuhut Mailer thnn it W11»: 11 {cu

 

NOTICE
:Jl lttriut of \orw.alk
300ml, hinrt'h, A. 1)., 1917.
Estnte of Daniel T. )lurpht. lute of:
si1ict.dccoaucd.
;: ”11:3 to tho shortage, N0 1’03““ The court of Probate tot the district
ave eon imported ftom Europe in bi Norwalk.'l1uth limited and allowed
“'0 yea“ but instead they have been six months from the date hereof for

Some beans . .
have been received lately from South the creditors of sold estate to exhibit
America, but they are said to be in their claims for settlement. 'l‘ho'so
beans who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested. within said. timo,
will be deburred a recovery. All per.
sons, indebted to cold estate tire re
quested to make immediate payment

to

is looked for
Bonus, according to one denim, are

grown in America.

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, Noam—On very.
moderate offerings. except U. 8. Steel,
the market continued to 385, with the
leaders on well as speculative issu'és
extending» initial losses. Steel’s mo 3,,
trcme decline of 1 1-4 points Wilden-l
coeded by the reversals in Bethlehem! -
Steel. Crucible Stock. Horvestera,‘
Shippings and some of the high priced
specialties and Utilities. Commisson
houses reported no apprecnblc in-
crease df selling on the more acute:
phases of the foreign situation and
local traders held off pending more
definite developments. The bond mar.
ket was heavy on'the new low records.
for some of the international grotto

‘WALL s'rnnn'r. 1; 30 p m.——I‘.i
quidation ceased for 1‘ inns in the-
early afternoon and, prominent indus
trials rallied amoint Or more. T119.
improvement proved to be only tem-

 

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JULIANNA rooms,

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rnrrrpI-IFPI'PERFE’PFPF
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mes, comfort and sanitary c

er leadersfa‘lling back again on com.
parotlvely light ceiling. k -.

W

Court Dances. Order of the Golden

broom. or dump
' and a few minute's in the s

 

 

the tenor vocal teacher, but: boom

weeks’ spacial engagement
Therefore he will postpone the
opening of his, Studio for that
length of time. Hakim ' £040-
cote in Norwslk and 5‘me
S'holuo can be promo .1150
per lesson, in will conduct 301»,
in; man; here. Thos‘o waldo
We lit, a“:
15m cure entintl

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MoENNEl. LEY’S SINGING OROREO.
m. Ammy. Saturday. M’s-ch arch

 

 

called «0 New York {or 21 17111103

 

iSceptrc, met in the quarters in the
South Nam-slit Trust Company build-
his on 11mm evening, and transmit-
e'd such business as came before the '
order. Although the attendance won
mot. large on account of the Wtbor': -. ..
'all bad a delightful time. ewmt , “‘5’W‘m ““9““ ”t’
items of business come mole the on M 3m?!“ ”fiat"

a“. Among 0mm W” m m“ For the $3120pr fa“, "I3
.tor a plnochle tournimcnt to truth
P33,3plaoe’ in the near future. to which
(1-1de will 6. Invited it mutilate.
with much odd W W
Guests mm 10100031th ' 31‘0“!"

ifuli resiliency oi the cotton

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

are being sold andt
110M108 What they have on hand for drusslst's say this is the greatest rem '

hlufumnatory muscular and uciulic3

._ ter, of the Wee Burn Club. The med-

5:s_3 Probato 3

 
 
 

Dixie Compartment Madness 3

No TUFT design prevents:
‘tress envoys stay square. making it possible to have a tidy, ,3

well dressed bed at all times»:

' Thér‘e are no baked; to cotch
‘p cloth will take all the dust of the mattress

‘will keep it in as good condition as when new.
Eachhof Lthe ten compartmentd' is a mattress in itself; the

' makes the Dixie compartment
3.comiortablo than any mattress oi tufted construction.

' ‘Kdddhe Compartment construction makes it potable to re!
- minute the mattress where the weight of the

inmdlctullhowyoutheniue.

en “meme & Son 1..., -.

LWI‘O'MWMMFU‘W

 
 

 
 
 

'ton, a native. and almost lite-long ros-
ideal of Henrik. i

no died on new” mm at
“Thornton Fun," a mute miter-
Rim melamine. sunburn of Lou An-
soles. Cal, of pulmonary tuberculosis.
He had been in poor hetilth for sever-

So. Nomalk
New Spring Millinery '
at Moderate Prices L 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

W I” W Jilin?» boil!!! ““3
change of climate mlghtbe beneficioL3
but his inlirmities finally developedl
into the dfiease which caused his
death. Ho spent a year and : half It
“The Alamo" sanitation at La Mess,
twelve miles from San Diego, only re
turning to Los Angeles a month ago.

Mr. Buxton was born in Nero-111k;
A1 4 hi meeti _
65 years no the 20th of last July U393 Wm L032: Gain“ 3:33;: :3 :33;
to some fifteen years ago, when faii- 1,15, night at the home, Ch .H 051..
in; health compelled him to retire, be worth, secretary of Neural Cham-

 

till. 11111101
111 nus 1111s

had been engaged in the newspaper b" 0f (3011111181139, save a hri f outline \'

. tribut— 0f the Red Cross wot-.k w loll had"
and general billpotating and dis 333333 is now being accomplished by

in“ “"1”“ l“ “0"“ ‘9’ 3w" the ladies of Norwalk. Mr Diiwortlw
10!“ years, and W“ Well 3110"“ 1” stated that the executive committee of"
all our older residents. He has said. the Red Cross workers, were endeav—
that during the time he Wit: in bail-toting to 2113113328: fished Cross mass:
nest. be employed more boys than 3““ “7?, 3" 9 1n “‘9 armory-
any other 933333333333 in Norwalk, and that. lhursddy, March 8th, and had allied?

_ ithc Chamber of Commerce «to take-
scores of profesnonnl and business an‘.ge3 The Chamber of Commerce,
men at the patent day. scattered over as usual, ready to lend. its support
the country. began their careers work in :1 good cause. will manage the or»
inx for him rangemcnts for a. big “Preparedness:

Purdue" in the interest of the Red;

Croce" mass meeting, and suited that
the Patriotic Order of Bills, lend their
support and enter into the contem-
(tinted parade and mass meeting. It
was immediately and unanimously
voted to follow Mr. Dilworth's run
quest, and the following committee-
u'us appointed: W.'R. Pennington...
John D. Minor. T. A‘, Skelly, l 10.
n‘-,wmd S aw Hopkins. 8.1. Rey:
holds. C. A. Anderson, P F. Brophy, .
11 G. Doulins, Frank Buckholtz. C. J.
Dyington. This committee will mecl
tonight at. 8 o'clock at the office of"

the Norivalk Chamber of Commerce.

He was a milliliter of Our Brothers'
W88 of Odd Fallon of Norwalkunnd
when he went to California was a
member of the Norwalk Club, but rev
resigned his memberohlp about a year
#3after.

He never married and his only near
lrelative is a brother, 690. L. Edition,
of Elmotest, Norwalk

His remains will be brought to Nora
walk for interment but linal arrange-
mcnts for the funeral cannot be made
until their.arrlval.

 

 

11 You Have
Any 1111

 

Mrs. '1'. Marvin Stocking
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Francis
wife of T. Marvin Stocking, of George.
town, will be held Friday afternoon
at 2. 30 at the home of Mrs. Burr Mills.

of Georgetown.

 

’—

Mr. Hannah Dwyec.

 

M114. Hannah liwyer. xidow 3:11 its; SELL S Jane
1.11:- (lcorgo Dwyer, an mot e1
ML. Edward \iuckridno. of 31 NW ITTO .

15‘“) street. died this morning at the sateen" to Wm. Ethan.

homo of her daughter, in her 79th
Functal services will be held phone 4”

i=1»: nrday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock 33., For: Shoot. Em“ NM
‘frmn the late home of the do Md.

in Moru'ln street Rm. C. E. Bnrm 3_

will omciate. and interment will be.

36m.

 

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3 made in Norwalk cemetery -~ ‘ ‘vs'eamghip
HUNTERS LOGEB MEDAL Ticket,
Maxwell comptem ound “W "M” Emmugréomm
L on Then Wee Burnlto ' ‘
PINWEJURST N 0., March 1——'l'he CUBA 'ILND PQRTO RICO
Qualifying medal in the 81111113 80" And {QLL “1:33.11:ng OF THE

tournsenrtt hero was won today by
Norman Maxwell oi the Aronnlmlnk
Club, Philadelphia who duplicated his
75 of yesterday's round. His 150 for
theKiG holes won the medal by a man
gin of five strokes from Robert llun-

1.11. Laytou.&Co‘., 11c.

5 Railroad Ave. 60. Norwalk '

 

 

 

 

-ww.

I’m All Tiled Out and
‘ CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY Cannot Bake

inilot want out in par 36 today.

Aweary housewife said.

Well then, a kindly neighbor said,
should never be without at box of No Why dOn’t you buy your
thcr Gray's tSweot Powders [01 child- 3 bread?

ran, for use throughout the season. \I'm new in town—can you sug~
They break up colds, relieve feverish- gest Where I had better go?
ness, constipation, teething disorders.
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stores, 250. Don't accept any substi-
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