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WANTED . TO LIT—1 1100113, noun 1)! FOR sacs—11301.5R“ AT 2”. :DEATHS AND FUNERALS. «m—
mm. or 1111111111111 ~ - 1 “WWW" BALE YOUR PAP!” ‘
Boys to work in factory. Steady ; “anti" 3‘ l "L‘en‘u'tfid- WWW“!!! 0‘ “V0 ; Mrs. Phila D. Boerum Fwd Ii Paxton of Flax Hill Root! 1.
to r s in 101.11 1 of 175 feet brl-l . - . ' ‘
employment. ~ . N” 1 Mrs. l’hlld D. Boa-nun, widow of the and Mp5 Lulu Benton, of East. Nor-
JONEs a NAUIIIURG, mc 70 LET—UPPER PART 0 longmg '0 {Fe ”we °‘ ”1"" '3‘“ sam‘l NOTICE . . lb"? Abrflhwl H. 150mm. died at her walk wine married in Port Chester l BALE” AT ALL PRICES
. . F 26 net 11. Form, For further imam”; To the Board of County LOlllnli- “me No 5 Va“ 21111 5”th East V Y _ 1 rd f Th . i.
185 Spring Street, South Norwalk Taylor avenue. Apply Samuel L. 11011 inquire of John H. Knapp, g“ sinners of Fairfield County: Norw’a 111 last evenin aged ’elrhtv- . . .. yes e ay a tot-noon. 'e (ion-g DONNELL’Y’S 'l
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WANTED—ELEVATOR 1301'. .11): m 1 Jam" 3" 0mm commmom an” by six children. A. Herbert Boerum. Leonard Foster, of this city. Mr. andl 16 30 m 31;
1111' Monday morning ‘11 " o‘clock; : FOR SALEflm’XCK MIND‘JAS authorized by vote 01 said dub‘ here of Brooklyn, N. '1'., Mrs, James Roel. Mrs paxton follow“, a. short brid- ' '
£11m . '1 ”V 1C 1 To LET-F‘IRST 111.0011 5.1 11.1. Reds s C Brahma eggs IOl' by applies foraciub certificate to en' 0, 111-111 em, ms Came Beverm 0, g SOUTH NORWALK
. ll . iul’). .1a11 uson ,0. 11119: :‘t (11635111111 street, five good sized 10011111 hatching Table eggs delivered, R. 1. title it to have in its possession and East Vim-.111; ‘11.; J W Fallon - of a1 tour, will reside in Aroma-e, PL,‘ .._-_ __‘
~ .111 improv,91neuis
Good let-111' 1011. 111
WANTED-~FE\\' MEN oven 21; .,..1.<..49.(~1,,1,.1,,,,t Mme, 1
Eral‘s old to travel, working these __
«owns: . Bethe], Darit-ii, li‘uit‘l‘itPIdfiv T0 LET—6 ROOMS ALI. 1M-
\ ret‘nmch. (ilenvdle. .\e\vtown. provements. 5 minutes walk from 11..
itidgefivld, Rowuytoli, Stindyhoolt, and R. station.
job. Start
Rochester, 1‘
mlit 31 '
€>Ollll11101‘l. All summer‘s
now, Address Glen Bros,
10: 'i'.
WANTED—YOUNG MAX. 113 TO
:1; 42 South Main street. 11118
WANTED—A \\'llITl~: BELL BOY,‘
$11". 11 111011111 with room and board. 110-
tol Mohackemo .
WANTED—BY YOUNG
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house, with every
1110111. in best of
11117 3‘ with fruit trees and grape vines. In-
'qulre 22 Taylor avenue,
Gm“ 11111 Road. '
Inquire of B. licrshficld.
Water street. 11118 St
TO LET—2ND nmon
Main street,
91 SOUTH
Rent 816. Inquire Mrs.
S. A. Youngs. 241 East avenue. 11118 31
T0 LET—A PLEASANT SUNNY
modern improve»
locality. Nice yui'd
nepr Flax
11115 0t
position at light housework or to euro
for child. Call :11 (“111121 \‘crup 57 Sound ‘
Vii-w avenue 11117 31 '
TO LET‘FOUR ROOMS-0N SEC-
011d floor. also large attic and collar
. , in house 41 Cedar street.
‘WANTED—JI‘HRE‘E \\ 111111.113 on pmvemen, m. “Mm
Part. 1111-
lnquire 37
men willing to learn steady work. New Cedar strut.
England Wire (‘10111 (‘11,, 113 Water
1.1110111, South N01“ .1111 11117 31
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WANTED—A nurtxro AMERI mm“,
TO LET—FURNLSHEI) FRONT
room for one or two men Private
Centrally located Electric
can lady of thiitv-two desires position lights telephone bath Rates modcr
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.114 companion during the summer. ate. R. JCSmllb 33 Spring street.
Best of references. Mrs. Ernest Easl- 0111‘. 11118 3,
wood, 13 Jefferson avenue, I)2lllb“l')". W..." -_. _. ._ .
“0“". "“7 3‘ To Liar-l 1100115, sncoxn'
""' floor apartment at 12 Clay street.
TI‘ETll.
where Mr. 1‘3an is employed,
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Rad 111111 Brahma “’“km‘n ””9 bred» 11151.11..- ‘0 “5 meme“ ”1mm“ wt-stiioid. N. 1.: Mrs, E. o. Drake, o1 ;
Now
,ltcgal strain \l’yandotte cock. Mrs. “Dd inlOXiwilng liquout's as an incl— , _ . .. ~ 1 1' . , . . ,
P. A. Sherwood, 21 Lone street, Tel, dent 10 its social life under the pro- ffi::f;\o:“‘\l,lk'ymmhi 5:3:3:::10l.“';; Miss [high 3 Sanéofilisplupuiari Is the Time to Consider
111158. my; 31 visions of Chap. 296. Public Acts of 11110 place-11011111111111.1111 hcme at 2:30 3:115: 111 m e i[torus l Dix-.113. wills, And Repapering Your Home
. —-—- 1915 at the quarters of said club,10- ‘ . . 1, , , 5.“. ,dfr c1” ‘ S a ernoon 0‘ "I am ‘ " "DUSE PAINTING .
FOR SALE—MOTOR now ,5 it called at Hickory Bluff, Town of N01‘- “0M” ‘,‘“”“°‘.’“' R9" 101.11 . ”Mlle!“ 0‘ 59“”? “'09" at ”’9‘ E . l '. ' "
3 1,2 10 ll 1, Palmer 1110101" 11 Tree 1121.111 ‘pleton “ill alienate and the burial parsonage cf ”1,, South Norwalk stimates Cheerfuly Given
gc'u‘ stand-'11" ' f "1 '~ ‘0' 1 Q d 1111 l' f it 1 one nd‘wm ‘3‘“ “‘4‘?" m ““9"“30 c-emetery. Methodist Church. by Rev William G. Call “5—Ph0ne I446 5
‘ ‘ ’ ‘ I l’ ”m' “1‘" “mam" .111 C ’ ‘88 or S on p s 11 Please omit flowers. ‘Gifiln. The marriage wusa quiet one do A. RUBBER "
complete equipment
boat and ours.
ally new.
with new row
This outfit is practic-
This is absolutely a gift at
objects the following: an organiza-l
tion of gentlemen who are interested,
in boating and yachting, for the. pur- 5
> ‘ 1111111 only a few intimate friends u ere,1 108 SO. Main St. So. Notwalk.
Funeral 01‘ M's-1 3m'lh- ’pi'eesnt. Miss Sanford a member of.
Funeral servitos 1'01 Mrs Elizabeth The Norwalhs' younger net and is!
$191.. Demonstration gladly given. nose of mutual acquaintance. amuse ma... Smith,motlie1 of Mrs James 11 m, “ovum M, (1,,,.,w,.,gh, ,5 “11'
Philip 1’. Mahoney, 52 vim 211m 81,, 1111111, enjoyment and social inter- (ummm, “on. 11111 this afternoon at known throughout The NONE,“ ,.
East. Norwnlk. 11117 lit course. and for 110 purpose of Du? 2:110 o'clock from Hotel Mahackemo.l ”A A. . l
” ' "" chasing, holding, lellOllmE "nd man Railroad Square. llev. Frederick A-l Miss Elizabeth 11. Wilson, who was I ews :
FOR SALE—TWO DESIRABLE aging real estate and other propertypmeman, rector of the Trinity Episoo- Operated on for mastoid ”Dub“, by .”
Dr. Dean Foster. assisted by Dr. ch-
.i'y Shercr, zit-turned from Stamford.
iCity Hospital today. ‘
I per
John Troy, 01’ Winnipank.
for the objects aforesaid pal Church. officiated and interment
1‘ “113 fl membership 0‘ TS ““11 “'93 was in the Norwalk Cemetery.
building lots corner Cove avenue and
Fourth street. Price will interest you.
J. M. Layton 8; Co, South Norwalk, organized 1891.
C0111). 11116 (iii The officers, directors.
[Governors are as follows:
Funeral of Mrs. Gear.
funeral of Elizabeth Walsh:
The Bradley Keith property, 111119?“
Main street was sold todoy to
tux-ought
of '
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Board '
i The.
Donald R. 'l‘ay,lor (‘hiiilcs ll (‘01)-
FOR SALE—TEN HORSES, GUAR": Commodore—James ill. ()‘lhicn. 'uil'c of William 1. (.om,w1111 held thisiley Jr, and Cyrus if Benedict of Hi? John T “WES agency, of Nor- ‘ ':
unteed workers. 900 lbs. to 1.400 lbs.1 Vice-Commodorc-AVIIIlam ll. Fa runmrniug at '1: 30 o'clock from the late; Noruaik weie guests at a supper- walk. ‘17.“
each. Fair trial given. Will hire by roll. home, Wilson Point Road. and 111',pally In Westport last owning after ‘ ,3.
11in or week. Stewart Farm, West; liciir-Commodore~ Victor \1. 1101115. '0'0101‘11 111"" 51 MW}! 5 Church. RPV-I lward attending a dance in that 10w“, 1 ~«ltssu1nmer time all the time when
xnrwaup Tel. 59.2, 11116 (it, Secretary-«Edward .1, Quinlan, ,.l{ J. (‘urroii officiated and interment lBurnham Boiler Casey Comfort Heali-
was in St. Mary 11 (‘emetery Miss 1191,91”, “059‘ of New York is 15 the heat m“ heats your homda
” W..._.~- ,lhe guest of Mr and Mrs. Henry 0. Lord & Burnhnm Co. ["1an N Y. .
HAWAIIANS PLAY illulley. of High street South Non
FOR NORWALKERS l 11 .1111
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_ Trensurer~Robert (1. Mitchell. I
ran SALE—HORSE. 9111131111111" Governing Cmfttee—Abbve oil!-
for driving at farm work. Price ren— t-tts 111111111. ifoi‘ge llCi'am, “M111 1
suitable. Oscnt \\' Raymond. 193131151 Lee Ward. Wm. ll. flylligton and El—i
.twnue, East \‘orw.111k mlS st bcrt w Fitch ,’
1 copy of its by laws ron‘stllutioni
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The llowayton hall team will clash;
. with the Nash Engineering team Sum _‘
Mr and Mrs. John 009 and son din morning at Amusement Park ”a
lack of South Norw.alk were visitors 10 o'clock Moore and Prince make ..
Princms 311111111111“ was root-Wed with at ,1“, Fairly home on Stamford a“, up the battery for the Rowaytouo
open arms by Nuiualk permit-.8111
COUNTRY: and list or members are hereto
For sale on nexod.
FOR sALE—FINH
home site and farm.
WANTED- 01D 1‘ Alile “km, $1! ”1 r . . . .
quire 16 Clay sheet or 1161,19 H 11. v1 ,0 1 , , , . . , , l -
IJOi'tlllallel if broken. I pnv $1 to $10 . . n l , “1 1011. 21 1.. acres. J Dttltd at Noxualk, this 10th (1.15 of gave exhibitions .0' Hawaiian 'dnnccs'mw New Cana'in.recentl_1 .. . ,. .3
telf‘iihnno 26613 “113 31 100111 house 141111111 barn Price yer l ”SPFCW pr 1C9“ window and door
1101 .9, 3pm] I... pitl‘ccl post and “a. ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' film 1917 . in native. costume whith “ore fascinal ’ ‘1
vcivc check by return 1111111 I. Maze}. : - ‘ ’10“. (crash purchaser, "' D- MC‘~ Tlll‘. NORWALK ‘1 \1‘ HT (.‘lil'B ling. The l’1inccss “as wry graceful 311'. and Mrs. Lord. of New York. aC‘l‘L’QI’lS ”‘99P 01“ all Of the flinch
“00' q Fifth street Philtdel ‘lll'l 1"1'1 TO LET—STORM AT 1‘” WATM‘f flithic, Wilton (‘onn ', James '11 0 [trim {and went through the dances with on are now occupying their summei Phone 1082 St. John & Keyser. Stem
L“ ‘”#-_~_' ‘ p h ‘ ligtmfll. 3:0 ‘03:” ‘40 .“fin; l :‘umlirM‘W‘“*‘-e "““W‘W - --' -~~— ~1 (‘ommcdorc Exhac‘clggdurlrndgfilie £3:pr gall; 4:2")? home in filly-ermine. “081 Place f3
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WANTED—TO BUY' ALL KINDS. _ (1 FOR SALE 13((18 FOR “NI-(MI ._ ,ing. Two followed the concert and: , ,. , .'
of cattle. Best prices p'.1‘1d Fxtrnj .. . mg sin°le comb R I Rod" breeders, .‘thc others during the intermission ' William A. Disbrow and William H. “M" W" "' (ullcn. the Wall ""1"
p. TO LET—'4 ROOM N Mill” NT-itiirofully selected from ”ONCE ”The dance was given in the center of Mills have brought suit against 611- street electrician, has leased the 51101.1.
one“ for culvert. H. Friedman, 35 Ely "11d “00,, rear. Sivurtz & Corbett'mn '111d \r'iuiet 111v.ors
A130 10“ SW‘N' for 15, $3.50 for .'.-l),‘
0115 El": lchicks,1\lay 111111 June delivery
nmne. Tel. 1151.
WANT ’
WANTED“(‘11RI.I~‘. \‘i'l-l
(‘lllll‘gh‘ for:
‘Slcm'ers,
lv'cllcrs,
Nt-cltbaiidcrs,
Pullers,
‘Finiil Examiners,
Soft Shirt Folders.
if you are not experienced We will
'(‘ill‘ll you .1111] pay you while learn-
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FIRE BOILER
LIFE WAR RISK
ACCIDENT
BONDS
STEAMSHIP. TICKETS
. NOTARIES PUBLIC
J. M. Layton 81130. inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
South Not-walk, Conn.
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FAST FRElGHT 1.11115 TO new 1
YORK. {
THE ANNING J. SMITH 1111111131
PORTATION LiNE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 En
Rlver, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up on 4 Sundays and evenings by appointment.‘ Upholsterlng and furniture refinish
l'l‘e.ephone 456. New Yotk office 28711 ‘""
If: You Have Any
SECOND HAND AUTOMO ‘
BILES OR A LOT OR SCRAP
IRON, METALS, MANILLA
ROPE, and you want to get the
highest market price for Same.
send postal or telephone to
L. EFFRQN
3Rowan St. East NorWalkl
Because We Have No Canvas"
sets or Agents
Tel. 1906.
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Tel. 1906
.120 ”I block
lupply Old Wcll Cigar Co.
'ton slrcct East Norwnllt.
Itcr street.
: decorating,
' paper, up-todate styles, lowest priced,
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lion: $10.
heated light on all 51119.1.
tric clcvutor service ..,000 sq ft.
floor room. For further
T0 LET—~STORE 207
Apartments ‘
13.51 Norwulk
Norw 11111. In-
Tcl 00.
209 Washington sircot,
and 31’ Chapel strocl,
quirc 114 South Main street.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
pad—‘-»—~»—4
l1‘stimates shortly given on pointing
and paper hanging. Reasonable price.
.Wuil paper in 111.: latest style, all low
C1111 or drop
'1‘1'1. 3111-4. 47
cost. lief, us estimate.
postal, John Iludnk.
limiton street.
Angelo Silltnl't'lli sells
sowed in blocks or split to fit y'oui
itov,e the places 01 cut to ordrr.
Send 01 dcr curly. prices may advance
by 1stof.lune. 1311011121021, N0.Tny-
hard wood
“Apr nvcnuc, South Norwnlk. l‘rco de
m? 1111,
livery.
MONEY SAVED
By giving me your order for my;
spet 1.11 hand made lenders and cutlets; --' ._..__,_._.. -- ~—- .
which give lasting service—Try and be ‘ ,
Plumbing. heating. slate mile from Wall street.
convinced.
roofing. Henry A. Hegeleln, 56 W11
Tel. 473-3,
PAINTING
paintcr's supplies;
0‘ nolds Poultry mini Highland avenue
11"”ll‘lll-“Siiieui' Witch 1111111,
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Conn. lutnpihc. 11111; 11.Ta1iov 11$ (1 .
- - .ole. Sheep Rock and F. lent for dancing titliouzh nt timos lm- -
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lam“ ”‘m' T“ 7°“? 11‘ 1.011910)’: southerlv by Connecticut cause of the large attendance, it was 111 5111110 11191101111) and con 1dtra boat Ilacc .
H” .. ‘__‘“ -. .._.. ‘ - . . Ilfll it 1 ‘ , '11' his debate was in women. The st‘c- ' '
03'5”? 1‘1”"15 Company, and ““52“” ( C“ ( 19. '1 ' I' 1 tion to a) o r‘ 119 37'0 000 000 fot J (l 1 (0 ed in “1‘
FOR SALE”‘F0 CLOSl-i AN ILS' l)‘ ll)’ ”10 NOl’Wlllk'“v(’SlDOl‘t lOWn llllf‘. M l( (‘lflllll 11 t~ \tltl I‘“‘.(lt '( I D1 llfll‘ ‘ . ll" D l D ‘ .u gmen “d9 S “Y . ‘
_ l ‘l (1111 .Vinplwr (‘lmito 1111.» pm. to 111011. ship 111111111111; and buying was 51:11 Bridgeport court, yesterday, in fill!
lt‘llP, 110 to. (mini: oyster grounds The second piece located in tile (111-1'111111' to bring mg humus trouul' . . .
- . . . - ' pending and lenders looked for iis case of Arthur \\ aldron vs. Elizabeth.
11 thirty-five foot sharpie. Terms cash. (.1 Thomas tl'irvcv 180w of Andrew \d . . . . . .
- 1 -.. ~ 1 oiph Dioxinschuiimun. spartan , . _ ' .
Inqullc C. \1 Raymond ROWWlOD W Rude], southerly bv the clot Path, 1. St. John. 1). Ilui'r limit-h, Thoma-1 .md factories. ed down yesterday. Attorney L90.
' he bill as it stood today contained. Davis representtd the plaintiff, and
”Ml telephone Keogh & Candee. .181»- ".
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—-‘9 rooms, furnace, electric
' PAPER-HANGING barns,
Wail implements, $10,500.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial 01-:
Tel. 400.
NY avenue.
ders solicited.
White, 61 1-2
F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C.
CH 1 ROPRACTOR
Graduate the
.Chiropra ctic, Davenport,
Iowa, 11.n-
Oflice hours, 10—12 a. m., 25 pm
3.3roadway Telephone 0113 Morning,
side W. F. Casper, D. 0.. Ph. C. as-
QUR KEROSENE VALVE
to. any make of two cy
the most complete and best device of
its kind and will soon cam its cost
Iln fuel economy,‘ peed for both
starting and running. No other car-
burctor necessary. Phone 844.
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THE BARKER FACTORV
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81:11:19! Ad". pay. 'l'ry one.
Alexand er ‘
palm“. School of Interior Decorator, 30 Taylor Avenue
ulnounces the opening of his office at “'0“
1,100 Washington street over Peoples‘ leg- ““35 and Furniture
Trust Company, South .\'orwrtlk, Conn.‘
cle motor is ,
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extra heavy;
l-lgus 31 1‘1. .. ' ltlie hall and to music rendered by the “PM and Mary DaLeo for dmnageg in the Ambler Block, in Wall street; ,V
.. 1" [:1 -I :t‘il‘t‘hestl'n. . . , 81' , 0 i d l he Cafe 9 .1 11.1.;
5'" f‘“ ' ”0' l '5 is hereby given, tha; Mr. I". 11‘. l.0vc-. Before tho dance, 111m c1 or 1‘1 mu m stock in me” store alleged to have form I) ccup 9 1y 1 t til. “'i "
and expects within :1. short time'torrm
move his present business which in _
located at (1 Wall street, to his new? '1
quarters 1111 Cullens new store in
1.201111: to be one of the fittest elecwical
stores in New England." ‘11
111' '11 caused through the neglect of
11111 defendants. The case is returner
tile in the Superior Court on the first
Tuesday in June.
Rey- cert lasting an hour was 10111101111 by
tbn liowuli'm orchoslru. Popular its
well as classic songs were rendered.
The concert was greatly enjoyed an’l
':'.ppr1'ciulcd.
'l‘lit' (ltlliecfl 111~
Following 1111' concert,
'(‘llJOYOd until midnight.
steps.- the “11112.111111
'T‘lm music you excel-
joy, of Norwalk, Connecticut has lip-1
plit‘d for it lease for 111111111111; and cul-
tivating shell fish in about 3.6 acres
of ground in Wrslport and bounded:
The first piece of ground located in
the town of Westporl contains about
1.9 acres bounded northerly by lot
17va of the Sterling Oyster Company:
Phone 179-12.
FOR SALE—i-Oli TO LET.
1y renovated houses with improve-
ments. Several burns on premises
and 1.1 acres of good farming land at
DEBATE ON WAR BUDGET BILL
WASHINGTON, May tor—Several
senators had amendments to offer to
the 53.390.000.001) war budget bill when
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’ “I‘M" Princess ancl‘t
dancing was
li‘ox from, one
other dance.
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——'l‘hinhin1,r of hard wood floor“
Phone 1082. St John & licysel', Steamy
V. ....1 .
° in the city, but fell \voil repaid upon
ascertaining the appreciation of thc
public.
' 11c 11 mmittco who 111111 (11:11:21 01'
1111' “We” I'n'itrisln'tl of:
with oysters thereon: .. 1-2 acres,
Wilson Cove, 1'. acres Calf Pasture. 2
acres Tavern Island, 1 acres Scott's
Cove, Daricn; also 1 power boat and
town of Westport contains about 2.7
acres, and was formerly the eastern
portion of‘ lot 181w. and is bounded]
northerly by 183w; easterly by 182w-
Baker and James A. Baker, 0: Buried, '
favor of the, plaintiff for the run
amount of $2,045.75. . Tile cane w_
tried Thursday and the decision hand. . if.
adoption before night. Chief opposi-
tion came from Republicans who dis-
liked the-broad authorityprnntcd the
president to couiuiandcer ships, yards
Vaughn, Frederick S. Lyons, Williams
J Moore, and Ci'mner (‘ . liegcmnn.
.\11'. St. .1111111 111111 charge of the sole of
ice cream 111111 soft drinks, Mr. Vaughn
took care of the 11:11 room. Dr. Monro
was in charge of the music and hall
and Mr. llcgcrmnn was the secretary
11.1111 treasurer of the affair. The floor
committee consisted of 1) Hum Bt':,l('ll 1
:Frederich S. Lyons and Adolph Drey
fur
'mid westerly by 178w of A. A. Gclb.
11nd that on the .1111 day of June at
11:00 o‘clock, n. 111., the Shell Fish
(.‘ommisiiidncrs will lease snld des-
cribed grounds to the highest. respon-
sible bidder pursuant to the pronsions
of Chapter 2811 of the Public Acts of
“1915,
Sealed bids will be iecclicd prior
to said hour at. the office. of said com-1
missioners.185 Church
a "rider" restricting operation of the
(onscripiion bill. signed last night by
the president. to four months after the
Wit 1 with Germany.
Attorney Edwin L. Scofield, of Stan
ford, the defendant: '
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Members of Center Junior High
School Commercial Club presented I,
delinhil‘ul play entitled “Leave it To
Polly." yestciday afternoon and event
log in the high school assembly'hnll...
The play itself was a clever and very; 11.-
entertaining little comedy, and Viral
extremely well acted by the member!
of the cast. 'Both per-romances were
witnessed by a large audience 1121*
united in hearty conunendatlon‘ 0111i
efforts of the youthful Cohens and”
Bernhardts. '
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FOR SALE—~li‘AlllliiY HOUSE
“11h one-half acre of land on West
Must be sold at onco to close ‘
Small amount of cash requlr.
ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh & Cnndec Attys. bolted Bunk
building Tol. 535-2.
pike. ——-——:.————
WANT CHEAPER LIBERTY LOAN
CERTIFICATES
NEW YORK. .1111)" l9.-The Mel‘
:chant's' Committee of the General 1.1
berty Loan Committee is considering
the proposal of appealing to the Sec-
retary of the Treasury to issue 101111
certificates '11 denominations of $5, $10
and :20, it was announced today.
TALK OF FIREMENS' FAIR
The regular monthly meeting ol' the
Officers‘ Association of the First Dis-
trict Fire. Department was held last
night in .tho Pioneer headquarters, in
Main street, Memorial Day plans
were discussed, and it was decided to,
let'thc companies not as 11 whole on.
an invitation which has been received
by the fire dopnrtuient. to parade on
street, New,
Haven. and should be marked ”3111‘
on application No.51." and addressed
to the commissioners.
Dated at New Haven, Connecticut,
this 1'1'th day of May, 1917.
H. G. MARSHALL,
Clerk of Shell Fisheries
l.\' TOWN, 1
3 minutes
walk from trolley, 25 to 30 acres fine
lund. most can be cultivated. ~llouac
lights, 2
silo, 12 cows, 1 horse, farming
F0 R SALE-FARM
TOLD THE TRUTH
Knox—There goes young Cumminiza
in Jity Greene's automobile.
Crox—Why, i thought
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Cummings,
seems TONIC
ASk JOhn T. Paves 3 NOTICE that date. The matter will be voted owned 11. He told me. not. an hourrugnl _ n _ '
Real Estate—Insurance I' ~ upon by the companies “Mt WGanS- that he had put all his money 11110; SYRUP HYPOPJGQPHIT‘EB; -.
MAIN ST NORWALK 'Notice to Building Contractors, ln- day night. E‘relimlnnry plans for the one. 2 LARGE BOTTLE 75c
7 ‘ ' 1 ' 11113111011 for Proposals annual fii'emcns' fair were discussed. Knox—Well, he probably told you
and it was decided to hold the annual
good time during the week of October
22nd, in the Town Assembly Hall, in
~Wall street. 3
the truth.
oline before he started.
lie bought a, gallon of gas,
1
The Board of Education of the City"
of Norwalk, Conn. invites proposals
for the construction of two school
'houses in accordance with plans and
specifications prepared by Sundcrland
"& Watson of Danbury.'Co11n, Joseph,
A. Jackson, of N. Y. ‘
0n and after May 21. said plans and
specifications may be secured from
the chairman, Dr. Milton Coburn, on
deposit of $10. which will be repaid?
when said plans and specifications
'shall be returned. Sealed proposals
for either or both buildings will be
received up to 6 p. m., May 28, 1917.
The committee reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals. A cer-
tified check for $500, payable to the
city treasurer, must accompany all
bids. Unsuccessful bidders will have
their checks returned at once. ‘
Norwnlk, Com, May 19, 1917.
H- E BURGESS Stil lscn-l’nwell-Corpnration:7 ,
Catering to
k-Dr '1 pcries
those who want goon
Shades, Upholster
NOTICE
District of Norwalk,
Court, May 17, A. 1)., 1917. 1
Estate of DeWitt C. Comstock, late
of Norwalk. in said district, deceased.
Ordered, that the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to this,
court for adjustment, at the Probate,
office in ‘Norwalk, on the 251.11 day of T
May, 1917, at 11 o'clock, forenoonn
and that all persons interested in said '
estate mayxbe notified thereof, thel
administrator will cause this order 10,1
be published in a newspaper having 11'
circulation in said district, at least fivel 7
days befor c said 25111 day of May,
1917.
That’s Not All
Poverty prevention is not the only result an account at .
this bank brings. You command the respect of yourself and of.
others—you’ re building character while you’ re building a bunk '
account here.
Open Monday evenings from 6 to 8.
EXCLUSIVE WALL PAPER
Estimates Furnished
'ss. Probate
REPfilR SHOP FOR REGRUITS
NEW YORK. May 1.9.-—For'mcn re-
jected by recruiting\ officers for the
various military services on account
of minor physical defects, St Luke’s
Hospital, will open a “repair shop"
on Monday. Announcement-'01 the op-
ening of. their new. department. was
,mudc 10131111. ' ‘
South Norivalk Savings 11111111
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $11. A YEAR
john H. Knapp, Vice-Pres. 3
George L. Woodward; Treas.
Alden Salmons. Pres.
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HENRY w. GREGORY. l
Judle.
Advertise in The Sentinel. l
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