A;AA4-..A.4A¢-:.¢‘.‘Ag-b‘
w WANTED.
.._._._.__.._
WANTED—SIDE CAR BODY If. I).
'1. cl'erable. I’hone 72-5 between t1 and
['l p. m.
_—.———
WANTED—YOUNG LADY TO BE
companion to four year old boy in day
tout- only. (‘all Mrs. Davis, Elliott
.~.reet, Marvin Beach. jll 3t
WANTED~EXPERIEXCED ELEC-
ftttcians and a stock clerk. Apply to
it‘. ill. Cullen, till Wall street.
WANTED—DAYS WORK Ti) (:0
not or to take In, write or call 23 '.\l :1!”-
South Not-walk. Conn.
19 3t
:ll'rlll Nicol.
‘Clsssifietl........
Advertisement
Vain, To bylaws.
Bushes and Professional
Curtis, Miscellaneous Ads
Itflsm'l‘muy-Fivo Words or
because. Tin-«mes. so. I suck
Ila. MaccCopsDonblsPdce.
4“ ‘4..- --
‘A A"A¢‘AACQ‘AA“A‘A,AA‘A‘ALAA
‘. 70 um i FOR SALE.
1 I
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS.‘
1(“an arrange for light houst-keeping if
‘desired. 63 Spring street.
FOR SALE—1916 o
‘Overland, just been overhauled and
:painted. Inquire at 12 Bouton street.
' 311 3t
i
To LET—4 ROOMS AT 3 ELY
avenue. New House.
premises. F. Romano.
~
On,
59 3t
Inquire
E FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAR.
.Fully equipped 1917 model. Telephone
TO LET—EIGHT ROOM llOl'ShZ‘lsw'
with improvements. MAW. Inquire tit
Keeler's Shoe Store. !
‘ ,lot. .33 acres land at 213 Taylor avenue.
Also :3 roonfi to let. Frederick .I.
_-—vr K ‘
‘t
TO LET 4 ROOMS PLEASANTLY
situated. bath, tubs, range. gas, gar. Jones, 5 Trinity Place. j? m
den plot if desired. Rent moderate. _
Tt‘l. 4:33 or 3054. Or call 5; Wood- To LET—SECOND F‘WOR 6
ward avenue. ’rooms and bath, all improvements.
‘corncrllainilton avenue and Lowe
PASSENGER,
FOR SALE—9 ROOM HOUSE ANI)’
m u we can
AUBPICIOUS cm i
HONIE 0N SUNDA\ * w C W m
(Gunman-tuning.) E week
.
communities. for we hour that this
hospital will mean to us u’ well u
Norwaik from the help and service we
can secure as needed.
I know how earnestly desirous you
lure of any suggestion or even criti-
cism, in this great work which you
have undertaken, and I trust you and~
all others in active management will
at no time’ become disheartened or';
discouraged from criticisms. perhaps,
not always kindly given by the‘
lthoughtless who do not realize the.
lgreat and good service you are render-1
ling. 5
With very best wishes for that de-'
gree of success which I am sure will‘
follow you, who have unselfishly de».
voted yourself to this labor, which has
made what seemed almost a dream a‘
reality l brg to remain, i
\‘cry Sincerely yottrs,
. E. ’l‘. BEDFORI)
During the course of his address,
'Judgc Walsh stated that the hospital‘
present it to you.
iii;
[ios’UlJ noun [nutnueu
"mm LAMS I w
w
Wdfinflkwttlussalnfls
:1
Don’t miss seeing him dosll kinds of lancy work.
lie will be glad to write your name in silk on The free and
Come Early and Bring Your.
Neighbors With You' to seer
SEWING
are FREE
(Invented and patented by W. C. FREE.)
Old-fashioned, out-of-date sewing machines do not belong
to this progressive age. You cannot afiord to use your old hard
running sewing machine any more than you can afford to
cook in a fire place or travel in a. covered wagon.
WANTED—«SITUATION BY QUICK'
intelligent young Scandinavian wo‘
mm at housework. No‘children. t‘all
mornings only, 3 Selleck street, EitSt
I‘m-walk. jll 3t
“
WANTED—A NEAT APPEARING
it'lll intelligent young lady for dental
office. lir. lieiiz, 7.3 South ahlin street.
15 Si
.,.v'- .-..
. . ,9. ’.1.‘l nue, neat lanai .\ot\\alk depot. J15 3t. “mum-pd," very reasonable 1f 5‘“, at
T0 LET~A 7 ROOM HOUSE, NO. street near railroad station Apply Al
8 I’utnztm avenue. Improvements rip ”and” Whit“! ‘3’] 1‘3 El." "Willi“ Tan
my to Joint F. McMahon, Bo‘ West me '10 or J“ M‘ Layton 0" jll 3‘
nue. Phone. 134:3. I8 3t‘ ‘ —
I i To LET—FOI'R ROOMS AND
1 'TO LET—2 CONNECTING FUR- bath. No. 5 Valley Place. John Dris-E
mshed rooms with gas, water, toilet coll. ‘
I‘and all conveniences for'light house-5
keeping. $2.50 a week, 2H Iiust ave-‘
FOR SALE~A PARTY BOAT
“'! once. (‘an be seen any time at Chill-Ll,
‘ The
would undoubtedly be supported by
the great mass of people of the city.
association intends to tttrn the
hospital over to the people in the l'u»:|
ture, and it is also possible that a re- -
’prsentalive of the State of Connecti'
cut will have a representative on the
Board of Directors. 1
Tile speakers said that the ltospil it:
will be considered as a city proposi-
tion in the future anti that monthly
reports will be turned in, and that the9
WANTED—AX OLD Al'TOMOIHLlC ‘ ' ,
- -TO LET‘! ROOM APARTMI‘AT' 11“S"‘i‘l""" £13 Louwndes avenue. ToL‘city will take lull’charge of the of.
Must be cheap.
jR 3t
0: just a chassis.
.l'iloil“ 31"}.
WANTEDwEXI’liIlllin‘l-Il) ()I’lil’t-
'z-vot-s on Singer sewingmuchines. Ap-
git} Victoria Waterproof (‘0, Water
«tit—rt. South Not-walk. is .‘.t
, apply Old Well Cigar (‘0.
'2nd floor, rear, Swarlz & Corbettjifltll.
block. Rent $10, Also loft steam-t -—~ ____
‘licaled, light on all sides. ()tis lilcc-i BARGAIN _ MARION
ltric elevator HWHW 5'0”“ :q, it My ster in perfect running
vtloor'room. FOP flll‘lllt‘l‘ llill'lll‘tlllill‘sj (heap. will take any reasonable offer}
l’l‘el. 5434i or call 126 Wasltlugton‘
RO A I );
fairs of the institution. Everyont will?
regard the hospital as his own, that
Ian ntuch as he now regards. the librre
order.’
ries, the roads, and all other punlic
institutions as belonging to ltim. L
"The association ls asking you to
The EREE machine is the latest and best high grade sewing machine on account of two won-
derful new 1nventmns,—The Rotoscillo Movement, making it the softest, smoothiest and easiest
running machine and the Toggle-link Movement which removes all noise and friction.
The FREE machine is so beautiful it should be placed in the parlor. Its woodwork is built
to match any room. I
The FREE is for the busy Woman—It sews faster, The FREE is for the artistic woman—It’s
more beautiful,
TheTREE is for the weak woman—It runs lighter, The FREE is for- the economical woman—It
Will give you a. lifetime of service. '
The FREE is for the nervous woman—It is noiseless,
The FREE is absolutely guaranteed for life. We know
the quality of its construction—we know it is built. to last a
lifetime. _It will give youa lifetime of service, and you can
hand it down to your children.
The FREE is for the poor as well as the rich, it is as easy
to buy as it is to run.
TRADE YOUR OLD MAflflINE FDR
_- O
‘ T0 LET~STORE 207 WASHINt‘-
. street.
WANTED~—li(_)Y BETWEEN 1i .
ton.tree .. .' ' :
and 16 years of age. Apply .1. .l. t‘a‘sh.1‘ q t Fast \orvt alk. Apartmenls‘
FOR SALE—0R TO LET. 2 NEW-
( westuut street, South Norwalk. jll 3t
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WANTED—FIRST CLASS AUTO
in exchange for lot on Fifth street
[:tsl No’rwalk,50x150, opposite the
'I‘nnks residence. Write box 1023,
Flushing, N. Y. 11126 21:
WANTEDMMICN. 18 OR OVER.
minted. Government railway ntnil
clerks, $223 month. List government
jobs free. Franklin Institute, Dept.
281’. Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED~OLD FALSE TliICTII.
I
:2: 33283112531523?"N21111:? “it: ly renovated houses with improve-1
.dulre,64 South Main street. Tel 60 ”mm“; Several barns on premises
TO LET-— FLAT Oi" T ROOMS. Al.l.| and 1., acres of good farming land “.3
modern improvements centrally local-5‘0"“. mmplkETclelf‘l-IR'; “3'10"? ml
cd. Reasonable rent to suitable path“ ‘ a. -.
ty. inquire of A. Harris. 82 South
Main 'street. ' '
f‘ "litil "'Ntllltlf
Grove street.
t
.. FOR SALE—«FAMILY HOUSE
3" 3tiwlth one-half acre of land on We'st‘
“f i Norwalk nonlinearConnecticut Turn-l,
:assist them," said the judge, "and we
‘ltopc you will authorize the city in the
fall to accept the hospital from tho
association." 1
"We want to make the Xerwnlk’
llmat‘iitul the best hospital in the state;
and we can Certainly do it if we all
work together." l
The judge then paid the highest trlv:
bole to all who have been connected
with the hospital in the past.
General Russell Frost
‘l'llkfi MIL“! b9 mm at once t0 0‘03? General Russell Frost was Intro-l
'cstatc. Small amount of cash rennin, dump as n... m.“ speuker M up. up}
' it‘d. balance on mortgage. Inquire l ternoon, and he addressed the crowd as.
l ‘Keoch v 1ntlt‘t‘. \ttys. l'uited Bankii‘ ! '
i \ NOTICE ‘1, “‘1' K '1?! 5 _ 2: J , OI nus .
" District of N\0rwulk. .ss, l‘robztlel u mg. (' 30' ‘ 1 General Fronts Remarks
' t . . . < w 9.. 3 .“This new hos vital was cott~-ived
‘0‘“ “‘5 “’- A- 1’” ‘9“- * FOR SALE-s-A l FARM \'I‘ Ntlil'i‘ll l H
universal peace." said‘
The FREE MACHINE
$1.00aweekfor only a. few weeks. pays the
difference,
Come and see how much the difference will be as this offer
lasts only this week. '
WE WILL BUY YOUR. OLD MACHINE.
Convenient when open
PRICES WILL ADVANCE JUNE 18th.
THIS WEEK WILL an THE LAST CHANCE TO GET A MA hr
. H
PRICES ON THESE EASY TERMS. " ‘ c In AT THE OLD
THE A. J. ANGEVINE a SON Co.
Don‘t matter if broken. I pay Sl to $10. Estate of Frederick W anrr l'ttoT .. , i" ””1“" "f
... "ct Sent by rural post ‘llid r0~ .' ‘. . . tw.\\'lll()ll. ltts :tt'l‘tw‘, .x‘ room housd L (. J, I W ‘ U“ ,l ‘ ~ 1 . ,
Inl s . l . l. . . tot" Norwallt. in said district, downscd. burns and other buildlmrv most 0 rt’llglll ltost, 5 punk. ,1”. Hunt.
(‘Cil'i‘ Cllf‘i‘k by return mi‘ll- x" “37'9"" Tho court. of probate for the district ‘ 1‘ ‘ i . ‘ . . 1 II I 'wm'm in ”w times oi almost ““i‘»
3007 5- Filth street, Philadelphia, Pit- of Norwalk ‘ltuth limited and allowedtldm (an w (u ll\lill"d, .0" 1 Ml “WWII “‘u)‘. When first it was cons“
~_.__‘ . '. grounds. lluy anti wagons tn barns; , ,
stv mpnths from the date ltcmoT for “.11an m" he bought {01:343th ilelt' Icmttltttt‘tl. lhcte was no thought but
the creditors of said estate to exhibit‘ ‘ ' " ' ' that its sertlee would be rendered to.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
can remain mortauzc. Must be sold.
llli(‘("l(lllt"l'ilhll’.
"At the American hospital 111 Paris
last July, I saw a trump of live ir‘rcnrh
soldier-u each having lost a led at
:the your books ol‘tlte Norwalk Librarv' invitation
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
pncou for calves. ll. Friedman, (it'- Ely
intone. Tel. 1151. 120 it
.- ,,_._..-_.J
,_ .._ 7.”.M.
WANTED—~titttl.S. Wl-J IIAVI". OP-
ettings for: ‘
‘Sloevcrs,
Follcrs,
Neckbandcrs,
miffers,
T‘ittal Examiners,
Soft Shirt Folders.
8 3'0“ 31‘" not experienced “‘9 “'"lisix months from the date hereof for.
while lc:tt‘n-- the creditors of said estate to exhibit.
teach you and pay you
c'lttett. Peabody
81 C0... lilti-
NOTICE
If You Have Any Junk in Large1
Quantities, Call
L. EFFRON \
3 Rowan St.
And you will get the highest mark-
et prices for same.
We have no canvassers.
Automobiles, a specialty.
Tel_.1906. ' ' Tel.
OUR KEROSENE VALVE
for may make of two cycle motor is‘
the most complete and bestxdevice of
its kind and will soon earn its cost.
in fuel economy. Used for both
starting and running. No other
1906.
,.
their claims for settlement, Thme
who neclect to presenttltcicaccouttis,
properly :tllt‘stt‘d, Within said lilll",
will he debarrcd a recovery: All pi‘r-
..-on:= indebted to said estate are re-
quested to makc itttttit‘tlluto pnymcnt
- to
MARY .\l. STARR.
Excctttrix
l
| .
l NOTICE
j District of Norwulk. as. Pr’ohaic
zlltitll‘l. May 2-l. A. ll, WIT.
Estate of Lauri’tz Amundsen. late
of Norwalk, ill 'said district, dcccttscd.
The court of probate for the district
of Norwalk hath limit-ed and allowed
their claims for settlement. Those
who ncu‘lccl to present their accounts,
lxtt-Otit‘rly attested. within said little.
iwiil be debarred a recovery. All per-
‘rons indebted to said estate are re-
loucsted to make immediate payment
* to
l
l
! MISS ANNA L, .\.\lli.\’hSlZN.
:1 Administrntrix
ifl.
F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C.
This it your opportunity.
1 Ask John T..Havcs
1 Real Estate—Insurance
{7 MAIN ST. l'NORWALK.
i
é BUSINESS N
OTICE.
l
I TRUCKING
l Automobile trucking.r of all kinds.
long distance moving a specialty.
ch go anywhere. Ii. liershfi-‘ld, 2‘.‘
Water street. Ollice phone. Sit-i. llou‘su
‘DllOlll‘ 193:). in tit
SALVATORE CHARIOTT
1 GENERAL CONTRACTOR
“ Estimates given on all kinds of con‘
‘- iract work. Work solicited and orders
Igiven prompt attention. 26 Wood
| street. South Xorwalk, Conn. '1‘ch-
3 phone 8163.
I A
t
t
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
people in the pursuits of peace. -.\'ow
the cosy possibilities are that it‘s min-
listTullon of mercy and relief may he
‘lor men shattctml in the shock of
{war or stricken with diseases of lllt‘
'cnmp.
‘_ “The laying of thit: cornerstone of
fa areutcr and better hospital in this
‘ltistoric town of u patriotic task typi-
fies the Spirit of consecrated service
"which stirs the heart and Inspires the
liivcs of the American people in these
“momentous days. To serve, to serve
is the cry that is lcttpim: front the
lips and sin-glut: front the souls of the
loyal men and the devoted women of
our country.
I “We are realizing, perhaps too slow-
tly." continued General Frost, “that
{upon our nation has fallen the burden
of the greatest war known to human
{itistorv For mtr great people. the
hour has struck for service. for sttcri-
lice. for suffering. pcrhap‘; for sorrow
If this war is won. l
America. Victory
in Europe or we
1 .
; and lllDtll‘tilllil'.
‘must be. won- by
l
‘ntust he achieved
\‘crduu. cottvulcscinp after the ampu-
tation. I said to an American surgeon
whose guest 1 was, “Will you tell
tltcso soltlict~:-" for my French was
inadequate, "that I admire their Coill"
age and am sorry for them for the
ant'il‘ice they have made for I-‘rance'."'
"'l‘hc surucon said. “This man is an
American. lie wishes the to say to
you that ho admires the courage you
have shown lit the defense of France
and that he is sorry for you. for llzc‘
sacrifice you have been called to
make.“
"One of the sol lit rs stood erect on
the remaining leg, supported by his
crutches. saint-Id and said, "We are
grateful for the kindness of this Amer—
ican gentleman. but we do not wish
trim to feel sorry for the loss we the
attained. We offered our lives to
France, and all she has taken a
leg. 11‘ we can serve her further, we
will gladly give to our France, the
life which we still hare."
“When the American people rise,"
continued General Frost. “to such‘
is
decorating, painters supplies; wall:shall fight the foe upon our own heights of “H.169 and “crimp. 1m,-
tpaper, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.‘ shores and in ottr own territol‘Y. M)“ nl‘f‘ul war will be finished. When the
1 Estimates cheerfully gli’en. Trial or-
lders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
1 White, 61 1~2 -iv avenue.
East Norwalk. 1
if“ Wig
CHIROPRACTOR ,
Graduate the Palmer School or 7 — -
Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa. nn-E . LOST‘ ‘
- y l
nounces the opening of his office at LOST—A BOAT CRADLE “VENT
Broadway. Telephone 6143 Mornlngn
wattle: W. F. Casper. D. 0.. Ph. 0.3.9 1
Ahmed, gm. “mm,“ paying for the advertisement.
. o! the uriun “out.k
Pontiac“ 5’ t
. and will not stricture. }
Believes in I to it dun. ‘
DRUGGIm
___. ‘ ing peace.
FOUND—SUM OF MONEY. OWN-l
~ ‘cr may have same by calling M45 Rotl-'
road avenue, proving property and
jll 3t.
tplies for her work. ,,
‘tory, sit-2 can produce only one-fourth
the fed necessary to feed her troopsx
:lllllll: is more certain. .
“The Allies cannot win this war
Iwith the victory that, it: hoped for by
:the tree peoples of the world. They
may fight a long. defensive fight, per-
haps save the territory still in their
" ' '3 scession and prevent further inva-
100 Washington street, over P909105 ‘adrift Wednesday night. Finder will po th foe but thcv cannot un-'
Trust Company. South NorWnIk, Conn. . , . , sum by e ,, -' ‘ _
Office hours 1012 'l m 25 p in please ”pm" \" H‘ Peek' Harbor aided secure such a Victory u‘ will
" ""..'T8. '.l. " he
Sundays and evenings by appointment. I‘m“ fl 1' l 3“: 31d ‘18 atlfi‘iVP freedom to the nations doindtm.
'I‘eiephone 456. New York office, 2875l “FOUND 'earth and establish sure. an
1
“England (annot win this war. She
has been depleted by the submarine
campaign of Germany and unable to
receive the munitions and food sun-
In her own let-ri-
and her people. ,
l
. ' “America. must iced English sol-
diitrs and English citizens. Franco
cannolw in this war. She has been
cannot win this war. She has been
the forces on.tlte western front and:
the work of men at home is now be-
ing done By the women of France. t
the food necessary to feed her troops
and sacrifice, this new hospital will
be built anti equipped and
‘a booklet on Westport Library.
professional and amateur class.
its debt.‘
, ,,,-,.n_,,.fi‘.‘.'
I Committee—shits. Henry
lull-1G, (‘mumuuity (‘lub booklet 1’. Price, chairman. ‘
lain-17. copy of Civic Bulletin Vol, 1,l Arrangement Cornmlttee—-M.J.Rlub
May 0. No. :l,.copy of the year book dna, chairman.
of the Woman’s (‘lnb of Not-walk Entertainment (‘ommittee —Judg§‘
9W- - ‘ ‘ - ' I ' ' ‘ J
' ".17, photographs of ptihltt btnld- John J. \\ alsh. chairman. “ "
nus. street and water scenes. lilstm‘l'; t‘ctetncnlal March Committee-Joni
cal and business houses, and induS- 1). ymnp, chairman ‘ '
tries. copy of the program and invita-g lflppeptinn (‘onnnittoc—JD!‘
trons for yesterday's event, names of “rm”, chairman 7 i '
contributors American flag historv ' | ‘ i
. v ‘ . Executive sccrctarvu—Cha lcs ' -‘
of Christ Church of Westporl, The. mm}, . r H. DH
Minute Man of Westport booklet, and '
l
r i
F. ‘G.‘
.~.—. _.. _._
A hearing is going on this afternouxh '
in the l'roimle Court on the estate of
the late Nelson Taylor. Judge Ira 0..
Gregory is the presiding judge.
Photographers Everywhere I
The event furnished a great opporc
trinity for photographers of both the
and
the roof of every shock in the imme-
diate vicinity of the speaker's plat-
form, trccs, and even the tower on
which the flag was raised was crowd-
ed with camera men. who workedvl'm'" ‘
with a great show of industry. t‘lick- f0" SW3“ ‘0 ”“1109? “ Illoriililge- At"
lug camera: reminded one of type- 19““? LP” Dim-i l'cpfi‘sf‘llls the plainf
writers, so fast were the pictures “ff in the action, '
snapped. 5 ~— '*‘ --‘-"-'
Crow‘d Flooded the Grounds
The enormous crowd, enthusiastic
beyond all expectations. flooded the
guests‘ platform, the hospital grmtntls.
and the roadway in front of' the new
building, while some of the more ven-
turesomc clambered to the roofs» of
the neighboring buildings, and viewed
the ceremonies from these vantage
It is estimated that five thou-
Sui! \\ artiro—u‘hhrmlsl
'.\l:tu(l Allis Conway :‘tnninst lamest“.
Kennedy of the Kennedy Supply I!
loptttcnt Company, of Ridgefielt‘l,
l.ntt'.e and Royal (".ot'tltm. (‘hlldi‘fl
,‘tlr. auti'llrs. James E. Gordon, ol.‘
Deacon street. who are confined (6] .
their home with an
‘pox are in as good condition as could ,
be expected. it is not thought that
the diseaee will make any serious (site.
vbreak in Norwalk. ‘ ' {if 4
(if
attack of smalls: ‘
dollar for dollar, will be paid when places.
due.” ‘sand persons were present, at the oer
Selection by Quartet icmonlcs.
The singing of the "Close Harmon.v Dr. Spence and James A Farrell Ab-
lrottr." quartet, composedol’ E. .l. Sent *
SD13“ lil‘Sl IMOI‘. 3- 13- Dibble: second Mr.~ C‘avnnaugh then announced that
tenorpR. F. Richter, baritone. and Dr. David Spence. and James A. Far-
Thomas F. McMahon bass was one of “.11 were both in Washington 3.951”:
the singing of this patriotic anthem. lday, on Committee work. and found it
ternoon’s pro mm. especially “Wirt‘impossihlc to be present. _
rendition of “ olumhla the Gent 0f the: The affternoon's , program was'
Ocean." Miss Anna RFISWRS “it”? brought to" a conclusion with the slug-
thf‘Iy gowned “5 Columbia,‘and stood ing of “America," by the entire as-
ln the center of the platform during semblage. -
to singing of this 118““)th anthem. l The various committees in charge of THE SELECTI 0F -
Records in the 00m" 519“ . .ycsterday's SUCCessful event were “5'. SUITABLE WALL P APERS
Place In a sealed copper box, which follows: .
was lower“ into a compartment in! General Committee—John MciiubE
the corner stone of the new buildingllem chairman. .30 many varieties both in put-
were the following records and articles. Executive Conlmittee_John Cm-a.'terns and plain colors that W.
Various accords of the city, annual naugh, chairman. ‘ can ”it any taste or meet . -
report of the mayor for the fiscal year’ Members—Dr. Carl A. Harstmm'requtremettt. And we can can
Oct. 6. 1915 to August 31' 1916‘ _An- mayor; Henry P. Price, John D. Milne. 'a'ny Purse too- We carry Pap“,
mm) ““001 report. 19‘5"“ Annual hos- Harry Tavlin. E. J; Taylor. Mrs. 'L. A.’
copies of The
no
in every grade, so any price linfll
.tshc. is not exhausted. but she is pitnl report 1915.16,
weakened. Tier spirit. however, is South Norwalk Ettontng Sentinel and
not broken, her fortitude and her the Norwalk Hour for the week ending
quiet, grim determination to fight this June. 9‘ 1917’ New York. we“, Haven
W" to the last drop Of her blood and & Hartford Railroad time table. new
nureiornecessary. Phone 844. I
. _. _. ' Domino‘s dammit—rues st. on bottles can. 3 ‘
THE BARKER ‘FACTClRV ‘F‘I‘n’aivaus'cnamc‘duautoimmune. ; INSURANCE
— —~——- .... ’ m . a ‘v
. , _ fl , , 1 FIRE BOILER
A. M. WOOSTER «t .' . . turn WAR msx
.monuav, artaw , .. 9i BeeeronGw'ne! BONDS ACCIDENT
1. a. - l . * . J . ‘ ' " : ~‘ 1, STEAMSHIP TICKET.“
$3.32“. W ' 4 . , Send limb“ 8‘er :KnTgn-Appetlml NOTARIES 1’03ch 3
Offi ., . t n kl - - ' . '; .
°° P" “3.1.32.3, . . mm, I J.M.l.ayton &Co.lnc.
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