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,. Young men, 21 to 80 years of
age, to work in factory. Steady
employment and chance to earn
MdEWifls. Only those willing to
‘ med apply.
A: 4 NAUMndRG, mo.
.5 Spring Street.
with use of bath, telephone. and priv-
ilege of light housekeeping if dealred.
» In politically. modems rental. Ad-
dress 0., care of Sentinel ofllce. ml at
T0 LET—FROM MAY 15 AN UP-TO-
__ __ date aparunent. as electric lights,
, ANTED‘BRIGHT BOY To bird wood 3% find bill]. refined
V n plumbing and tinning business. surroundings 01' "m rent the same
A. Hegelein, 56 Water street. ttumished. Reasonable. Address Home.
5 , ,care of Sentinel. ’ m4 3t;
WANTED—GIRLS TO WORK 0x} :
ngie. Apply Norwalk Steam Loon-f To LET“FLAT 0F SEVEN 0R
y. 43 Day street. m5 at eight womb. suitable for small film»
.5..—..——-————————— _;il)’. Modern improvements. Centrally;
imeEo—A NEAT INDUSTRI- IWW- Insuire Harris to (ions (30.,
couple to care for residence in Water sireet. int 3?
WANTED 4 r0 our. , eon. sane ,
‘v-nmw i To Lari-WEED noomi. FOR sALE—Ecos FOR. Huron?
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tor of St. Aloyeiln' Church, cultivat-
ed mass on Sunday, and is now con-
ducting the regular routine work of
the parish. besides taking up the work
of completing the new' church on
South avenue. At both of the masses
he took occasion to nodal: or the late
! mtu~Father supleton—«ln ll mn-
. oer that brought back tender memor-
_C' I" Made and ianlily visited his lea to the parishioners. Father Moors
sister, Mrs._George Sellout, at Lewis said he was an entire show here,
bore. Sunday. i’and it was rather a hard task to begin
ing single comb R. I. Reds, breeders
carefully selectedme extra heavy
(all and winter layers. Eggs 31.5.3
for 15. $3.50 for 50, $6 for 100. [Holly .
chicks, May and June delivery. new" ‘
nolds Poultry Farm, Highland avenue, l axfirgml:ofl$tzr;:esnzzfiously in.
near Witch Ilene.- Pli'oue item. I , ‘
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ran SALE—ONE LARGE BABY?
carriage With top and curtains, 5.5.
One new goonrt, 87. can be seen ntl
94 South Main street. 1113 St: . .. ”' kin work: that Father supleton had
m.._ .. - .. l wig: if“? geyétoids :fihsl’f‘dalz“ been very thorough, and left nothing
FOR SALE—ONE BICYCLE, ‘ 89' “n a" a ‘3 ““9 undone; that he would start where he
Mrs. Charles B‘ W?“ leit oil, andhoped that his parishion-
ers would bear with him in the com-
pletion of the fine edifice.
about 50 packing boxes, one Marine;
motor mngnale, one auto motor mug-l Commodore Perry Council 0. U. A.
"em Schumann A” Print. 1113 3t Ill., will confer the first degree on four
Must be clean and capable. Ap-l
J. M. Layton Inc. mo 22’ To LEI—annals sronn AND:
M.-__-_ ___.____ M fbnsemehi. And two omce rooms, in
‘wmreowrovm MEN CHANCE IWWW‘HW ”WM- Arrlr to
"learn the florist business. All year M A- WWW. 103 East avenue.
and work. 82 per day to start. Air ‘Telephono b“. ‘ .ml 3!
Saturday or Sunday, Ron'aytoti
ecu houses, Rowayton, Conn. i
.. lni 3t
. fNorweill.
To LET—GARAGE SPACE T0
rent. Apply 23 Senview avenue, South
m3 at
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WANTEo—oni) FALSE TEETH. !
condition Pay Si to 810 full not. l- 791-574 ROOM APARTMENT:
lb)" return mail. 11th Sm'eliillg :fil‘fli “00?» iii Meadow street. with
7 [Corbett block; ’Rent slo. Also ioit
WANTED—«SHOEMA‘KERS FIRST steam-heated light on all sides. Otis
‘41 second lnslei's on women's high Metric elevator service 5.000 as. it]
ride tumed shoes. Wichcrt Shoo 00., of floor room; For further particulars;
Chestnut st15eei,2\’e\vllaveil. Conn. fl”! 0” WP“ Cigar CO. ‘
ms at 5,
. 5 _... i To L£T~BTORE m WASHING-f
‘ wmrewom FALSE cremation street .nnrtilorwalk. Apartments
.zflon't matter if broken. I pay one to.“ 309. Washington street. East Norwalk',
U"ten‘doilurs per set. Send by piroel'fi‘iI 3' Chapel attach 'Norwaik. ln-_l
.. l and receive check by return mulll quire M South min streel. T9! 50- l
' 5 lazer 2007 s 5th street, rounder."
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
.WANTED—JI‘O BUY ALL Kmps: Angelo Snltnrelli sells hard wood ,
"cattle. Best prices paid. Extmmuwod ill blocks or split to fit your!
.06! for calves. u, Friedman. 35 my store. fire places or cut to order.I
e. yep 1151, 320 u, Send ouiercariy. prices may advance;
5 -i by ist at June. Phone. 1025, No. Toy,
‘ WANTED—HIGH CLASS V" mast-‘10P avenue. South Norwelk. Free lie-i
deuce or country gentleman?“ plucolilvery. .. l
nted. Senal‘detniis. price ui‘ui-toriii‘ui . .
'once. Brianne, 2in Broadway, New‘ ARCHIBALD mailman ,
m, .1“ it' Piano instruction. Lessons the
..__...__._..._.___._.._._J.| year round. anywhere in Norwalk.
_ . ,r {Tho Mel'rldm Orchestra for any 00%
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Esiml’. 16 myview avenue. South Nor-
Wm
jwuik,coli’n. Phone tats.
WANTED—MAN 'iO REPAIR SEW i decanting.
g machines. paper.,:.ilpt0-d&te styles, lowest prices.
OPERATCQS 0“ SEWING Mum", Estimates cheerfully Sivan. Trial 01‘-
“: W will“ mm"!- “tum solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
WA‘NTEMIRIJS FOR PRESSINGi White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
d folding soft llhirts. 1 .
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l PAlNT'lNd— Purim-rmsumoi
' printer‘s supphes; Willl'
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j Graduate the Palmer School or
IChlroprdctic, Davenport, Iowa. an-l
lbounces the opening of his-omen at,
100 Washington street, over Peoples"
lleli, Peabod
& ‘3‘," Inc. Trust Company, South Norwulk, Connl
L- ‘ ‘ _. ,omoo hours, Ill-I2" n.5m., 2-5 p. m.
‘ .. , iSuudnys and evenings by appointment,
‘THEJGREA'I‘ES r “Wmmmi
.«FOOD VALUE» ' ‘ ‘ ,LOS'T: " ‘
‘ Frisbie’s Pies p . LOST—VERDER‘ nun MILEAGE
he most economic
dessert. Sold» at all
Sm“? mTry them .
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Finder please notify‘ the wire chielfl
Southern. New England Telephone;
Company. 5
GOD wrm us
”flap. (5 HOME GUARD 6035 And ncctglii support from every
» .2 . . S c. ‘5
Connocticllt has heard the cry
,Illld straiglitwa‘y answers, ”I'Icrcl
am I.”
TQRH“:B€5NI ‘Held Todayeb the
Office of Representative Candeo
llhe stotgment made by Licuten-l
Commander Clifford 5B. Wilson is
ed out. lailthree Home Guam
paniesin‘ Not-walk will no fully
nipped. A conference is being held
he oihcol of Representative Nelle-
glgh Candeo bemoan Représéiittirie
ndee and Hiram B. West, and the
a‘u ”antlers of the local Home Guard.
re is it great deal of feeling in
liy about the' way iuwni-ch thé
nd equipment of the Home
on; been distributed ”through“
the state, For instance, Stani-
has three Home ,Guard camped-1
r
k.
7 Hers ivcrc the men in on the land
To take the first decisive stand
And, led by her Chief Magistrate,
Enroll tho-forces of the state. 4
To save their land fro
shame.- 7
And vindicate its glorious name:
For brotherhood and Godobove.
And service shall their slognn lie
Till Thou has set the whole world
: m2 lm'COve. Darlen; also 1 pawtr boat and 14. .
recorder from the hub of Ford car. in
mi t'
lTllC nation stands in. peril greet I
i Blood, red agains
nf‘Ti‘ligllt or ‘5
To stand for justito, honor, love; 0
iron «Lei-Ibis STUDEBAKER
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tooling complete \llth clock speedom-i Suilrsxan Bishop Edward C. Ache-
;fir' bumper, etc. _ Tires in A 1 con- son will visit St. Mark’s Church June
ion, 18 to 20 miles on a gallon 0' 20. to administer the rite of confirma-
candldates Frida n ht. ~
y is . New Canaan's Home Guard will
soon be equipped with guns and uni-’
forms, iheorderhavlnggone in sever—
al weeks ago. Only enough uniforms
.W,_
uranium-Ilium;
[Adlel’ Brien Ribbed Vflh’ and
Polite. Gentrand W W
“amendments“ f '
Bosim‘in silk “(Mounts
eiile, buck and colors.
EEBANKS
South Not-welt.
ou YOU soil!
If we neglected preparing your
summer clothing till you came
to buy that would you till! a!
or" us 88 morehlltfl
We prepared months in ad-
vance—end no all ready to
meet your datum, with the
best summer suits it’s ever
been our pleasure to show.
Styles thgt are the newest,
quality that is full value for
the price, variety to suit all
who want correct dress. Suits
from $15 up.
Fine assortment of two- iece
suits. Lots of good 111
Beach suits, and our New
“GALE-CU RC1” RECORDS
74510 Idaho—Bell Song
745:2 Romeo and Juliet Waltz
‘ Hear Them At
DONNELLY’S
«easing-hm
York Resident Buyer is at NOW , ,
your Service for any particu- ‘ 1' the Tame to cum .
tar articles in clothing that 5 And Repapfrms Your Home
“We’re just out of,” which 5 "0",: FUN...“
are very few. Estimates Cheerfully Given
Call lie—Phone 1446
J. A. RuflDtl
Rogers 8: Stevens ms 30mins, SHOW...
gas. 5260 takes it. 1 1917 Allen Dom- lion. will be supplied at the present time to
onslrnior. A bargain. Cars sold on, ‘__ equip one company. Drills have been.
commission. Storage. day, week orl John Karl and a party of friends going on four nights a week, one pia- ;
mouth. WWO 3”“ng back or 903‘ have gone to Saginaw.Mich.,ior the 10011 b91118 13km 98011 night - The
””995 Tel. 940- “‘3 3‘ purpose of bringing home another company l‘(ll'l' 11“ ’1 muster roll 0‘ 77:
Bdick c". men. which includes the oillcers. 'At‘
' W... ‘lthe regular drill Tuesday evening, A.,
Frank J, Thompson has enlisted in v. names presented the company with
FOR SALE—0R TO LET, 2 NEW-f
ly renovated houses with improve,
5 ks. 113 Church street, New Haven, Nurse sardcn plot. Rent. 143. 4 room ments. Several burns on premises the Naval Reserve Corps with the no 3200, and in addition was willing to early market importlnt stocks an",
apartment. 2nd “0°" N". ilwartz & and 15 301% Of 800d ffll‘mms land at lug of chief yeomnn, and is stationed equip the compony with mine and uni- lug general .advances um- mo
l forms had not the state done so. He.
irhino announced that a Ford truck had ,
Conn. turnpike. illrs ll. 'l‘arlov,
Grove street. Tel. 753—12.
mist the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The Knights of Pleasure will hold been donated, but he wag not as yet
a shlriwnist dance in the Town Hall. ready to make the donor's name's put»
Friday evening. May ll- Speidel's lic. Mr. Barnes' generous odor Was'
orchestra of Bridgeport will furnish. highly appreciated end showed a real
music. _ ' ‘patrlotic spirit. After the drill. the?
-' :olection oi oilicera: Captain ”John D.
A meeting of S. P. Ferris Post. (“resulted as follows: Captain John D.
A. R., was held at tbc‘honle of the Footballs; first llouteneut C. G. Mollg
adiutunt, Charles H. Demerrltt. Mon- er; second lieutenant C. E. 'l‘. Fnirly.
acres land. $4300. Thomas C. Balcom day evening. Auanggmenig tor the The other non-commissioned ‘gmcers
60 Willi st, Nor-walk Real Estate & Memorial Day cheer-Vance were dig. 'm be appointed later. Beginning
Insurance m2 6t cussed. ' inert week. drills will 5 be‘ however?
—— ! i’l‘uesday and Friday _eveninit.,on_ the
FOR SALE—Jyo’mflsp; AN 133.. Edwinj lloyt. son of Mr. and hire. . hlutbesiue property opposite Dr.
1319' the following oyster graunda| Stephen Hoyt of Carter street. has Brooke's sanitarium on South avenue.
lvilil oysters thereon: 2 -1-2 acresfbeon accepted. With other Yale men, Preparations!“ liming _ the plum
WNW“ COVE- 5 86".“ Calf 1’33“”: 2 1" rmilitary training at PO" shelling, have been made by the installation
sores Tavern Island, 4 acres Scott's Minneapolia. and is to reported Mny of three 30M“, mm“ lamps.
t al.- lwhich are located in desirable posi-
l illirlyfii'e toot’iillarple. Terms rosin, g ‘ " {lions to give ample light to drill.
Inquire C. N.'Raymond. Rcwnylon, oil The ro'gruia'r meeting or Richard Hui-i . ~ . . .
telephone Keogh & Csndee, 535-2. , comb (limp. Sons of Veterans. will he» DEATHS AND FUNERALSJ
r — - _ ,_ . held next Monday evening. in the Ra,va Funeral of H. 0. Benton
FOR BALE”FAMI.LY HOUSE "10nd building. A“ “We“ MW“ ‘9; The funeral services of the late
with onedmli acre oft land on West made {or all members to be 9’93“” Henry Garllller~Bonton will be held to
Norwalk-Road near Connecticut Turn- as business pertaining to the 01,3911.- marrow htternoon at 2 0.010“ from
pike. Must be sold at once to Closeztince 0‘ Memorial day will be ”mm. the home of his son, Harvey 'Boutolu.
estate. Small unlollut oi cosh requir- emL in Bartlett “venue. llcv. A. E. Beebe.‘
ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire} . ,of tho Norwalk M.’ E. Church will or
Kcogh & Candee. Allyn. United Bank? Mrs. Emma B. Purdy. widow of flciaie. and intermflll will be in Riv~
building. “K5352; lGecrze E. Purdy. died at her home on erslde “mete”.
“"“"”*‘"" ""“'5“" "‘*““"‘J‘ ' South Avenue, Wednesday mornilmfl . .,__...
FORSALE‘“H0USE° 4 LARGE aged 65.512an. Mrs. Purdy had not} Funeral of Henry J; Buttery
rooms, M 125‘”; fee" all “Pd" of ‘ been in the best of health for some? The funeral services of Henry
fruit. “’39 ”"1“" Chm“ “on and ,time. and of into had been gradually Buttery,“formerl)Y 0‘ Norwalk. “‘0
“'6' EN N‘“‘"“‘“5 F“)? thwm“ trailing. Fortunately her three surviv- died Wednesday in Ridgewood. N. J..
, 'iln children. Miss Carrie'Pul‘dy 01' 41- were held this mominit 'at 11230
ASk John T‘ Haves lkefit, S. (3., Harry of New York and «clock in Norwalk cemetery. Rev.
R331 Estate—Insurance ‘George of New Canaan. were able toilsonls B. Howell officiated.
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.FOR “LE-46 ROOM HOUSE.I
large sunny rooms. improvements.
nice garden. fruit. 6 minutes' Walk to
East ‘Ndrwaik station. Address A,
cure of Sentinel. m2'12l
FOR SALE—MODERN 7 noon
house, furnace, electric lights. 1 1-2
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7 MAIN ST- NORWALK- , be with. her before her passing. Mic _._..._ .
‘Purdy was an earnest worker in the; Hiram F. Brundage
H a ounozss lactivltifis of St- Mark's Church WM“ Hiram r. Brundago a well—known
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Interior Decorator, 30 Taylor Avenue:
Catering to those who Want good v
work—Draperies, Shades, Upholfiter",t0day at 2 p. m.
ios, ”Rugs and Furniture. made i“ ”hem“ '
EXCLUSIVE WALL PAPER
Estimates Furnished
Upbolstering and furniture refinish“
health permitted. Th“ tunersl‘ “‘1" . Civil War veteran. died at his home,
1““ were held at her lateilonie No“. 10 Thomas street, East. Norwalk,
Interment 0“”,lust night. aged 75 years. Mr. Brund-
h loge is survived by a wife and one
icon. l-lllrvy Brundagc. »Funerul ser-
Rcv. Thoma‘s F. Moore. the new
‘ ' ' ' .1: 'nno Methodist Church at. 2:30 lion-
Edny afternoon. Burial in East Nor-
fwalk cemetery. '
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‘ “ -. ; . Funeral at M». w. J. Weisheit
A MARCH SUNSET
1 FIRE . BOILER ’The funeral of him. Mary A. Wel-
, . - LIFE *WARRISK {shell was held lhis'morning M3130
.-\ crimson sca beneath a dome of 3, ACCIDENT 5 o'clock from her home. No. '33 Wash-
gray, BONDS ' ‘ ‘ ington 'strget, and 9 o'clock from St.
Joseph's Church. The poll bearers
[ were Charles Brudiel', Lorenzo Adams,
William Buckley. William Perkins.
srnnnsmp rumors
‘ NO’l‘ARlES pu‘umc .;.
'J. disallow some
5“ Reid? ,Eétatei‘ond', minnow;
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A mooning as of mourners wai
lug” low, _ . '
A blot. a blur, it gleamfa Chang-l
ing glow, . 1
t the fading iightg
Rev; In). Carroll oflfelated. Burial
to». _ .. i»- ‘ n 5 , 5.
A‘ bflcalf) sky overhead and far ‘ $3331 “‘3de Conn... ‘5 wan‘in‘mverside “mew?
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war 5 -5 ~ 5- l 55‘rue5ncnson - *-
The eastern shadows, where y W
EXERGSE-NE VALVE»;-
' they onu’ard’floui, . 5‘ . 5. - . . , « .
- . 5 ~ '5 5 5 .5 5 5 ~ . tall Junk trade- because
Dark as the sc lulchrc-».thal for. 89;- moire PEN"? cm? “19‘0" 13'“ . .-
hides belmv l ‘ . I.“ the ml cqfiww “a be“ device of many of the peddlers were dome
busm
. "" :"iI’ 5 omit-coil . .
its kind {than 1 eoo es s, it, began to 890111011: tra 91°: There-
in tool» economy. Used ior both
starting and- running: No other car-
buretolgnecessury. Phone 844.
its mystic surface mortals that
decay. ‘ " 5 it .
:larg'evgquantieies} 4
best market prices.
‘inc'tbile
send
The crimson fade
to gold,» . . ,
A’s once the blood of Him ’who‘
is‘Our King
:5 to purple then.
; out: nAmmu mercury,
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For Thou art 0
Our Watchword and on
reward.” .
1whil6Noz‘dralkhss only one. It‘
thought ' by, Representative Dundee
than. that if the- whole three.
" ‘ ‘ rd 'companles ore not equip-
the members wilf‘llfeoomev digesting And
1' great
nd-‘a motto dropout. .‘ Reno:
tall? Cannon and west with
_od tight at, tho, legis—
mm or money in. '
""11" the '
when.» at: last through grei‘
y- riqhteouehe‘ss, .W learn: to
ur' salvationfLord, u
now,-
though centuries. 91¢, ,. ,_ ..
We cry occur: “0 :Dentli,[wlierc
Redeemed the “world and 0 GREAT CASH SAleOF
-: ' wail/inns: suits M 5"
‘ sic and $12th (-5:
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is; thy, litin g P” .
For in. iii-at- crimsrm fl
» ‘HLI'.Id.°zve.’
. Théf promise ofxlar resurrected
5“}Si‘lnilgl, . . .
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imetals, oils, industrious, Alcohol and'
So. Norwalk Non)I alii}
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.'
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WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.~Tbe ' ews ‘ .
more reassuring character of news‘ I 4-
rrmn shroud was helpful to today.
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan was in
New Haven water-day, m Won.
ill business.
ir-
regularity at the opening. U. '3. Steel
was in steady demand after its mod-
erate setback at the outset. and di-
iiiiated industrials wem’iirmer withl.
The City Etional Bank will re.”
celve subscriptions to the new $2.-
sgmo of the equipments. A 3-poiut-rsl- l
1y 1;! Delaware and Hudson tolll was
the noteworthy incident amo‘ngxthe
rails. 'lahigb Valley and Sal-toll: slid
'eeiern‘5‘also gaining a, point each.
“'ALL STER-EETW Noon—Conflict-
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log influences WPl'tl‘hgalll’ operative;
000,000,000 liberty lonn.
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The meeting of Bethany Ghapt'iar
neaday evening at 7:45 o'clock.-
or trinity Church will be held Wed. J ,
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lmunivioml, etc. in the possession of Ice oi the Norwalk Chamber of Com-
lion alien. multivitamin-l to know the memo was held yesterday, in the
pasjvlces will take pldce at the East ll‘l't“.
. have a star team as usual. 'a‘hd the Holmes Keeler 4. Kent Company with
mun Connors“ and William Gill.~
‘e‘ had to discontinue the, small ‘
ess under: our name. That. 5 -
fore._.we ‘are only buying L-jdnkj in}
and caring .t’he'
Iron 5' and outo- 55
so specialty Telephone or'
old to ‘_, , 5'
intilin. stock mgrkeiflodwédgfl 85,31 Routine business was transacted“
“‘“W‘ b‘m‘ 0 “mi“. “‘9 ‘ V ""th hint at the re in: cold meets
support in industrials and leading 1m- Inflgfinekjnghnmslgoshglo. 1;. G A.
cla tie. whil r llrnnd shares
lll!)ce1‘li,:lnd’iil- incmzeodaproomo. Gone IL Th0 “Mill“ on the ““10““!
of the standard s’eruriiies ill the lat- Day plans reported progress. .
tn‘r section tell to lo‘west levele' in _ ‘
years. receiving little support. Oils ' 411.1,,“ Chaplin in um’ Cure.‘ 3.5“
and , utilities also suo‘ered steam _ . ,, , ,
llmlidailon and short selling. Tone and ”‘9 5th 99‘3“" °‘ Patria,’ at “1°
Company and Ohio (his yielded about 3086“» 1‘0“de OBW- 5’ l’
three points. Equipments were ,r i
regular. but copper-s owed their mod-'
pmia strength to the placing of addlo
lionallarge orders for the metal. I).
3. Steel was steady after its initial
setback- The closing wits hbavy.
Soles approximated 350,000 shares.
Bonds were weak.
AN AMEN EI‘EFIN ED.
The Adoption Degree was worked
on lour- candidates last night at M
regular, meeting of Cookenoo Tribe, ,
No. 2, l. 0. R. M. The representation .-
ot the Great Council reported, and
.other matters of routine business Wen
idiscnssed.
lo? --Cherlhs Chaplin in "no Carer“
it is ll puzzle to 'most pcopic .
a,” at mg
describe just 'what an alien is. A and the 5th epuodoot'd’atrl
short time ago, Chief William R. Pon— M d: onl _
nington received u letter iron: thel Regent, 0'“ y, y
Attorney-General Gregory which. or-
dcrcd him to confiscate all arms. A matting 0f “10' ““3"” mt!
.cxnct definition lolden allied; ‘Chlcl’ Chamber of Commerce oleeeannll
Pennington consu to wit urnon~ * . 5 ' ' 5
lion Counsel Edward M. Lockwood. street. A“ unpaid duos one being '-.
and the latter asked for information looked 11D. 38‘3"? 31305 0W
from the attorney-general. bills. ' ‘
He received a reply today and the .. , (
definition given therein. reads its loll Clarence Wood of Winnilluk...al;d _ ,
lows: “All natives. citizens, denziellsi Chum»; 310"“ 0} ”Pillow street..Wést 1
or subjects of Germany being males Noiwalk who, returned to mm .‘
of the age of 14 years upwards, who this wcdk in company wflh5‘mndel ‘
shall be within the United States. and italic}; elipect to remain at their
not actually naturalized, lire termed llnmes'during the summer. Both boy's
‘alien onemies.‘ " will c "
LOGKWOOD‘S ones. BAH; TEAM 3?“
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The Lockwood A. A. will line ill oféhénggfifyi 13:39:13: charge:
against the Norwalk live and Rubber which cloned its doors yesterday”; f
Company Sunday morning at Amuse the result of on “lumen: placed on
merit -Wrir at 10:30 fo'cl‘ock. The the ‘fim by.the 1,. C. Bates Comphny'.
Lockwood battery will ho Tobeyaml of New Haven, was‘held‘ yesterday .
rHerring. The Lockw‘ood A. A. will afternoon. «Harvey M, Kent '01. nia-
,m.3.nai19l‘.,W°Uld like to hear from appointed temporary trustee ‘hififiko
Manager McGarriefind Manager Silk charge of the iii-uni infinite. Another
{or a series at games for the chain-5 meeting of the creditors will‘b‘oheld“
pionship of Norwalk. The Lockwood's next week, ' , f 5 ‘ l
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