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3 WANTED-COUPLE DmlRE FUR-i:
T’tnh“ room (twin M5) (or summon:
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you at without board. Give lull 9”"lu'ith improvements 818
1.1: "tars, Burt lo“ Norwalk, Ct. ill: 31 chler's Shoe Stow: '
My ‘ Mummt- - -.d.,..._.mm~ a...‘
m“ ”at mm *
Cult. “Bedlam Ads.
uflmM-Flvo Words or
Mammalian, 50.: week
MWaCmDmbloPrice.
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)lullen. John Cavuiuh, Dr. William J.
twitter. Judge John Walsh, when P.
tflulord. Secretary James T. Hubbell,
Treasurer George C. Curtis. and bin.
Louis A. Tghmier and lire. 4F. A.
Lane ot‘ the udies' visiting board.
A report from the Iadies’ yisitiu‘
card was the that subject to fiofne be-
fore the meeting. The report showed
that two hundred and fifty reminders
had been sént out by the ladies. and
that one hundred and ten responses”
or a total of 3616 had been made.
The regular monthly report of the
treasurer was presented at this time.
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FOR SALE.
‘ FOR SALE—COMPELLEI) T0
Inquire attsell. Cash or easy terms. Building
lot at Harbor View Beach. Party
TO LET.
T0 LET—EIGHT noon nous»:
WANTED—A eosmon as rtnttx‘
look, by the day or month. Call 256‘:
I‘ltst avenue, East Nor-walk.
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WANTED—WOMAN AT BANNER
Buttery, '5 Monroe street. 3'13 it
icur trench). Private or commer- corner Hamilton avenue and Lowe5 lligspnul mus]: nowkpay thorn—rates 111
cut. First class telercncas and 5 .m,“ .1 . . : ‘ ,3 watt. eat wee . _ ‘
3”,“... “991.1911“, Address “1.1.. care “ ' near I?“ road station, ADI“) A1“ FOR SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGE, John tiatanagh, chatrtnan 0? file;
. - ,. - ' exander White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. Tel. “,1. a Ford car. A building lot in ”milliliter! committee, working. on the, i
of Sentinel.
~WANTED—4 0R 5 ROOMS, GOOD‘
Jomtion. with improvcnwnts. V. \‘esc-
]\. t‘amcron Car (‘0., Day street.
‘coll. . 1: , .. , , gthat the total sum whic
313 St _ I‘ll-etirfi‘e‘idlEIr:{Tight-h lgglezfiszm’écéived by the committee will amount
- *-”-- ,. . . " ‘ A" ' ' |to more than the present figure.
. __ ‘ I 211:0roEIhriagoosi‘tiiaifplflTél11:59:, l12 3t President hit-Mullen opened up a
_. ' ' . ’ ’ ' ‘z 0 ‘ .-——~—————— —- rather lengthy discussion, by stating
WANTED YOUI‘G LAD‘ TO BE block. Rent 510. Also lot't stcam— BARGAIN _ MARION ROADl‘ha‘ he thought it was timu that the
cotnpanion [0 four year old boy in day
. dime only. Call Mrs. Davie, Elliott
V" nircct, Marvin Bench. ill 3t
WANTED-vEXPERdE‘NCED ELEC—
1titinns and a stock clcrk. Apply to.
T“, M. Cullen, 60 Wall street. ‘
WANTEDWSITUATION BY QUICK
intelligent. young Scandinavian wo-
man at housework. No children. t‘all'
3‘3 ‘4 dcn plot if desired. Rent moderatewuoeuer.
1Tel. 4733 01‘ 365-4. 01' call 84 Wood“:
WANTED—POSITION AS CHALT'J‘ooms and bath,
jlii 3E . 40 01‘ J. M. Layton CO.
llearing town. .\'0 reasonable offer
TO LET 4 ROOMS PLEASANTLY'reIused. No dealer. Apply to 31
hunted, bath, tubs, range, gas, lloor Mrs
The report of the executive commit-
tee was also laid before the board of
directors last night, and in the report
lwas contained the information that the,
tsuperintendent of the hospital had‘
been made the purchasing agent forI
PASSENGER the institution, but must act under or-;
tiers mun the executive committee. 3
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gar-j Wailiington sm vet, first ..
1-4.3,
ward avenue.
TO LET—SECOND FIDOR
l FOR SALE—1316 o
flOverland, just been overhauled and
6 painted.
all improvements;
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1mm” dt 1" Bouton 5_t1rfe3tt‘i'tnation that all private patients at the
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maintenance fund reported at this,
. lt'une, that over $4.000 had been»raised
313 3l.tfom among Io'c‘al manufacturers by;
.the committee, for maintenance pun.
FOR SALE—IPVOT HEDGES, $30 roses for the hospital.
j113t
TO LET-FOUR ROOMS AND
buth. No. 5 Valley Place. John Dris-
6
.growing section of Rhodonolia l’arlt.[
,Addrcss X, care of Sentinel. '
b will be re-:
305‘»)
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It is probable, so. _,
June 14th.
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But
Every day now the colors
should fly. If you haven’t
a flag. buy one.
We have a supply of 4 mm It. flags at $1.90
SEE COUPON ON ANOTHER PAGE
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i . - . ltncncy whil‘h is now out on pledges”
ster m Ipmfet‘t running order.ishould m, coma”, and placed ,0 11“.
Cheap. will take any reasonable offer. ”mm m- the hoepitztl. tn“. total sum‘
To]. 6133 or‘ call 126 Washingtontnow out on pledges amounts to about
street, ' $22,000.
. A motion to‘tht- ct‘lt-ct that thc treas- ‘
. ‘ l . -l»‘ th lite
*0 mo my w...) To 2
ton street. East horwalk. Apartments. 13‘ renovated 11011593 With improt'E-l now due and payable, was made by fir-t
209 Washington strcct, East borwalk‘mems. Several barns on premiseslthur L'. “1“,me _
and 39 Chapel SU‘QGI, NOI'WLIIK. In',{1_gd 15 acres of good fanning land at. ”(’IOI‘O MT. \Vfltlt’lt‘lfih‘ IIIUIIOH W115
quire (34 _South Main street. Tel 60. Conn. turnpike. Mrs It. Tat‘lov. mlseconded. .lohn (‘nvanauh assumed the
bottled, light on all sides. Otis Elec-
tric elevator service 5,000 sq. it. Of
floor room. For further particulars
apply Old Well Cigar (‘0.
mornings only, 3 Sellcck stt‘cct,,Enst ~ -"
Not‘b‘alk. jll 3tI
WANTED—EXPERIENCED ()PER-Z
:ttors.‘ on Singer sewingtmtchincs. Ape
ply fV’lctoriu Waterproof Co, Witter"
mn‘ét. South Not-walk. .18 St1
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WA! TEDMFIRST CLASS AUTO
in exchange for lot on Fifth street:
EustiNorwnlk, 50xl50,l oppOsitc the
Thinks rcsidcncc. Write. box 102,
Flushing, N. Y. mil; flit
WANTED—AIRS, 18 OR OVER,
wanted. Government railway mail
clerk's. $75 month. List government
:iobs free. Franklin Institute, Dept.
281“, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTEDwOLD FALSE TEICTII.;
Don'l' matter ifbrt‘ikeiimm‘to $101
per set. Send by parcel-post and tie?
(rive check by return mull. L. Minter.j
2007‘s. Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pa.‘
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL ‘Ktxosf
WANTED—mills. WE IIAVE 0P1
filings for:
Siemens,
Fellers,
Neckbandcrs,
cuticle,
'l'inttl Examiners,
Soft Shirt Folders.
3 you are not cxpcricnccti we will
teach you .tlltl puy you while learn-
NE.
Cluett, Peabody
‘_ ‘1 8160., Inc.
, . NOTICE
If You Have Any Junk in Large
Quantities, Call
.. L. EFFRON
3 R9v‘van St.
And you will get the highest mark-
et prices for same.
wt have no canvassers.
Automobiles a specialty.
TilL 1906. Tel. 1905.
OUR KEROSENE VALVE
its kind and will
in fuel economy. Used for
\luretor necessary. Phone 8“.
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It came. 395‘ WW”. Paid. Extra Graduate the Palmer School at Long distance lllt)\'lng :1 sllct‘ttllt)’.lth.. giving back of thc money and;
grime for calves. ll. Friedman, 3:912” Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa, on; We go anywhere. It. iicrshtiold. Iflfl‘plt-dgcs was concerned. but he nlsot
Ivonne. Tel. 1151’ “‘0 tl nouncca the opening of his otilce at:\\';ttcr strict. t’itiicc phonc xiii. llou'sel‘V‘” 0f the $31110 Oltlfll‘HbM ”i3 'llaf‘t‘i ,
2:44“ »————Jt ‘roncvrniny.r thc hoard s right to act on
East Norwnlk. .
to: any make of two cycle motor is.
the mast. complete and best device or:
soon cam its cost;
both;
' starting and running. No other car/W"
. ' liloor and resented a resolution. the
Tel. tat-12. D
""‘ 'vae street. ‘tlrst port of which stated ’thnt the;
(NICE '
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Wilton, 103 acres. 8 room house,
barns and other buildings, most of
on sins—4n rlittn‘ii'r hoiirtt
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: ' FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE lect the money subscribed three years‘
i‘wlth one-halt acre of land on We‘st,-’ii§0- Thei second parrot ”1.152033%.
No-nCE Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-iggi‘bgimsodmv 'tfldaflg‘,%'f." velar; 25o i
District of Norwnlk. as. Protmte'l'pike. Must be sold at once to 01°59lwnhihu undurstamtinutimt the new;
Coti'ért, Juno 2, A. 1),, I917. jestatc. Small amount 0‘ C1151) Tequir‘lhospltal would be ecrctcd on the old;
léfimto of William It. ”more“. 1m“ ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire sitc.lcan now have his money lfltil‘lledi
of Brooklyn, in the city and .stutc ,ot‘hKeogh it (landed. Attys. United Bank H8332“, mfihtwplcdge cancclhzdfaty "i 50;
NG‘I York. deceased. ‘ 3' building. TEL 5352' ME. \‘t’hcolerE sci-tinned .‘lll'. Tuva-
The Court or probate for the distrk‘t -— ;na;:h's resolution..but was not entire.
of Norwalk, httth limited and nl10wcd tly in tavor'wtlh lllt' accontlltgtrbor t'hc
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a. . I. . , . 0.9 f r resolution.
l\?1110?‘~lu.fIOIll ”n 031.9,.“ I oi"! ~13, 1 Louis A. Lehmuier stated at this:
themrultlots of Sdltl cstn t to u it 1 that he 1,..n...w1 this matter wast
- , land can bc cultimted on hlah'limt’ ,
their accounts for settlement. ’lhosc'. Kl'tl‘llli“ ”W and “Hang; in ban; 1taken up ut the annual meeting Of the;
‘ K " ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 'lassociutlon, and disposed of at that
whd neglect to present. their accounts.
properly nttcsted, withln said time,
will? be debut-red n N’t‘Obt‘l‘y. All [391'-
\\'holc can be bought for $4,500. Ilulllmm,‘
can remain mortgage. Must be sold} ‘iir. William J. Tracey ugeatloncd
‘. -. l." » rttntonthc:
sons indebted to suld Estult‘ are 10- This H you] oppottuntt). 1”“ ”gm of ”H boa d )
l 1‘ trcsnlutiou as presented by Mr. t‘ava-t
x ‘ c 'ut mymxn . \
(111(le to nutkt ’lIlllIl (ll 9 1‘ t 1' ASR John 1'. IIaveS 1
noxh, and stated that he l)(‘llt.‘\'t‘tl the:
to ‘: ussodintlon us it wholw,‘ ought Vb decide3
i I Real Estate—Insurance m. mam... .
‘ QT 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK; llclicring' that tho ' new v hpspitali
l k ‘ m--.” fl'TWm ow-..» m t;t.ut:ht to be started rikht. and' that hill
WT BUSINESS NOTICE, ltld let-ling should be wiped out. Mm
.. (‘uvnnngh still supported his rcsolu-i
TRUCKING
.tion.
Automobile trucltim.r or all kindsihh nun-ml will) Mr. Cavitnugh 5.“ m. as‘.
Exccutt‘ix
MARY I.. DICMORE
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CHIROPRACTOR llr. .lumt's (i. Gregory dcclurcd that!
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100 Washington street, ovcr Pcoples‘lphonv 13:52.
i Trust, Company, South Norwulk. Conn! -—.-- (‘laiming that the cxprcssum of sen-i
Oflice hours, 10-12 a. m.. 2-5 D. m. ‘ltinu‘nt was a waste of time. ML,
. Sundays and evenings by appointment! GENERAL CONTRACTOR Hmhlltztlt'l‘ (nth-d for a point LI order. ‘
lTPlGDhOM‘ 458' NBW YOI‘k otllcc, 2575 Estimates given on all ltlnds of con-ll 1h“ second. part 0' ”l“, "‘th‘m“
. T .1 t‘ M ri _ .. _ . . . . . .. . guns then \vithtlruwn by Unfavo-
l Broadway. clcp lone 11143 0 u :18 than \\ 01k. \\ otk soltutctl and ““_l“"";ttngli. and A, (_._ “,me mm swam“
t'm‘SS w' 1" Casper, D- t... P“ C. ’9 ‘s’li'on prompt attention. ‘26 \\.’)Od.l¢~tl the motion to adopt the resolution.
I ~——— ~~~~ ~' _ :strcct. South NOI‘thlk, Conn. Tele‘ The money will become due and pay g
.nblc July 13.
o that of
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MIL.
tho question. ‘
SALVATORE CHARIOTT
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:phonc Slti-Li.
A remedy lor ‘ ‘ “
a! the urine! inch.
Palnlcel non-po’tlonoun‘ PAINTING
“a "'l "°‘ "”°‘““' fdecoratlng, painter's supplies;
l .Iohn .\lc.\iullcn suggested ,
1 , , =t-ommittce be appointed to hn-lp tth
PAPI‘.R-IIAI\GII\GArmsmw. in the work of collecting il-L“:
. Bailey" in l to 5 a.” wallitnpnid faunt. . Il‘lr. Michiglltig- u‘usoini
"Y “mm ' - - ' . ' .i mm o ' om mi: lie to Ill“ c in'
Parcel Pout il dealt-ad~l’rlco ti. or 3 bottles 82.75. .paper, “0 to date autos, 10“ eat prices l all”) ' k t
he and b ‘ '
1118 EVANS CHEMIEAL 05.. CINCINNATI. 0s
:Estlmatcs cheerfully given. Trial pptmittt-e to act in this capacity. The
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F0 U ND—Sli'hl Olv‘ MONEY.
ll TTENTIUN LADIES 1
Mr. W. C. Ellis, the renowned silk artist, is with us again this
week.
. Don’t miss seeing} him do all kinds oi iancy work.
lie will be glad to write your name in silk on The Free and
present it to .you. “Belding’s—linest silk used at demonstration.”
Come Early and Bring Your
Neighbors With You to See
' SEWING
are" FREE MACHINE
~(Invented and patented by W. C. FREE.)
Old-fashioned, out-ofdate 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 afi‘ord to
cook in a fire place or travel in a covered wagon. ‘
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The FREE machine is the latest and best high grade sewing machine on account of two won-
derful new inventions,-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 matéh any room) ‘
The FREE is for the busy woman-11: sews faster,
more beautiful,
The FREE is for the weakwoman—Jt runs lighter,
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 you a. 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 MACHINE FOR
The FREE MACHINE
$1.00 A, WEEK
Come and see how much the diflerence will be as this
off er lasts only this week. '
WE WILL BUY YOUR. OLD MACHINE.
PRICES WILL ADVANCE JUNE 18th.
THIS WEEK WILLBE THE LAST CHANGE TO GET A MACHINE AT THE
PRICES ON THESE EASY TERMS.
The FREE is for the artistic woman-It's
The FREE is for the economical woman-4t
for only a few weeks pays the
difference,
Convenient when open
' . . , ‘ tresidcnt :tléo stated that a new cumw
‘ ‘,ders solit‘tted. Tel, 400' Alekander‘buiun to raise the remaining Sbm'u‘uti
! ""' ‘ ‘ " _.-,. "M " tWhlte, 51 1'3 EV avenue. which is needed. should be started as}
l A Ma WOOSTER -~ -~ .. _ — —-» ,w‘. V ‘ 15001) as possible. inasmuch as the;
l I I LOST—‘5‘ 9“ OF MUTE" I‘ll‘l'nbflti'unds must be ruist‘d within lllt‘ new,
i AITORNEY "T LAW (g ivcill please leave. some for loscr ut ‘ six months.
i i . I_\‘ » a» ' n: (1 wow. \ niackemo‘ lir. William J. Tram-y took the
.‘ Lntclixnmlncr . .Htltntlaplmi’l "til I; 9L. 1.2.1.1111 ‘tloor, and mow-(l that the matter ol.
5 [3.58. Patent Send 0 t ”0“ u ( I C c ‘ ' gt-ollccting the money he left to the,
1’ Office {or 300““ 1, tbuilding committee with power. .
t on Patents Mr._ Cm’ulltlgll belicrcd that the;
i i 4‘ -—- l treasurer should lcolllcéit fthe monegyt
v . .. .. ’N- and a committee s ion a terwurt s e.
“‘5 "A". proper 0“ appointed to raise the $50,000. ML.
BRIDGEPORT.
by culling HHS Ran-i
: . . . 101‘ mar ll'll" 5 inc 1 ‘ .
, CONNECTICUT, _' .‘ f, A .~ ~ .~ t‘ d (‘m-‘anagh expressed the .Olllmo“ ”‘5“,
hood memo. limima “Open an 93. [)(‘l‘ ccntot the money now out on.
‘ "“L‘ ‘”’ “— waxing tor the advertisement. in 3ttplpdgpg could he (tonpcted by simply; ..--. --_._-.-_.._.:,_,-__' _.,
I ‘ .____.....-.._.._.__ ‘m —-——.;notilying the persons who have? first. payment on Ilit‘ 'llospltftl.;t_a purchase a Hitter! 5,:
. L'BERTY LOAN SPEAKERS' évledged different amounts that thefimountms to-t8.321.ao Architect Bill-Much replied h. it): best iiugttsn l:t:,':1‘.uruing.
INSURANCE Nor-walk banks will he representedmash isdttc. . ‘1‘ “C .. :33] tichligfnl‘nggist jbeen gait: ]$3,t;ou, {could muster. that he was no“ a titlzcni Joe Pace, :1 jitney driver, was an.”
.tt;.- the following speakers in this utter-l Upon a vote by the board, . I. ma . . .- LC . t in o. o (.Il, 1.1.5in the United Stains. and he therefore‘ed yesterday by Udicer Murray on m ‘ . .
t . y» r . L ",1 . tungss resolution, utth the second pa1t_bt‘tn thud $100 for h 3 “01h CD a 591. . I , ,
FIRE BOILER new 3 mm!" oan palms and cow‘mm out was unanimously adopted. {of plans. - , wanted to help Azntri-rt all he can, charge of reckless driving and flow
LIFE WAR RISK 1‘30“)" ' . Dr. Tracey moved that, the building} Louis. A. Leliniuier stated at thishnd in any way he can. He thought ling the tragic ordinance. Pace cam_ .
ACGIDENT . Norwalk Savings booietF—RGV- El"!cotnmittee and the. treasurer be tip-.ltotnt.‘ that he had guaranteed to Itflytthai by purchasing ‘ Liberty unnatout of Cedar street and speeded nomad;
BONDS My 1“ McGregor. potntcd to‘w1orlt on the] TEN?“ d l iyatseijdma‘ifigeiu-milleuléoulgcggufl:it'l'i‘h $200 of his hard earned nion -y.ithe street, barely missing a trolley Gilt, .
t STEAMSHIP TICKETS ' ”like“ (minty Savings Bank—,3 t,J:1%g:h:‘tah:1(fil§;mof thinIt it0228283,';v°u1d send him a) hill ' lthat he could “do his bit" in this \t’uj.’,'l'he case will come up this morning. .
'1 NOTARIES PUBLIC :P‘rederick 1'" Lamscn. . :ehfssnry to appointla committee at, “We are one hundred dollars ahead."!aa well as any other. 2in the CH? court.
i ‘ Iairfiold County Mtttoual Bank—ithis time, inasmuch as most of the‘fiaid lir. McMullen, "send him a bill's This is the right kind of shift! for? vt‘here was no court this mormaagt,’ ., .'
i v]. M. Laonn &CO. Inc. Re; Smiles .tltgtdegson. L money (in teasily he collected byiallglcteh." “a no th 1 _ ‘ l Americans. of both home in!“ foreignieitlwr uptown nor downtown, as Prcaov
~ . 'outt .‘orwa ms: ‘ompanymlmeans o no ices. . 0T9 ' S 0 or “18111655 0' . . . we ,1.;cntors Dunbar and He eman were
Real Estate and Insurance ‘Rev. John Stapleton. ’ A motion made by John Cavnnagh totccme before the meeting, the motion‘buc:h v“; hihe'udndv.‘l‘;:m m 3‘ W 136:0; :10“, of town 3 ‘5
South Norwalk com ‘ City \‘ational Bank—Jud n John Hitho effect. that. the treasurer send outgto adjourn was then made and carriedfin. 9‘” “ 1 1e “‘ ”.5 am {4‘1” ‘2 '
. ’ ' L' l ‘ ‘ ‘ g” ’ cards to the people who have pledged tSDII‘lt 0‘ this young foreign-born. W -.
i “3" ' , ‘moneyfiht‘orming Them that the money GREEK CITIZEN BUYS A BOND. iyoung man who wanted to do some, GRACE CHURCHNBUYS LIBERW
booth box-walk Savings Bank—,is now due, and that be. the treasurer, __ _ thing for his Uncle Sam, this country ; BOND. ‘
Judge William F. Tammany, “procure such clerical help as neces-
Central National Bank—Edward 1;“
,board.
l JohnMcMullen still insisted that a
Wife (at breakfast)-—0h, John, I’ll
at I t ' t ' ‘
b know who you gategour seat,1 Quinlan.
Beeer
r. n. naxma
Drugeist
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THE BARKER FACTQRVi t
0.5m.
.Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer
"‘ in your sleep, “Oluthut's ‘nll right. I‘ll
.to coming home in the cur last night. \‘nticual Bank of Vorwalk~Genefal
l Hub (who had been out haying n Russell Frost.
{quiet little game)—Nonsense, my, People's Trust Company—Judge Ne-
dear! How could you ever guess? hemiah Candee
3‘How do you know I gave up my seat? '
'to anyone?
icommittec be appointed to assist the
itrcusurer on the Work at hand.
I A. C. Wheeler moved that a con»
,mittee be appointed to assist the
__ ‘trcasurer on the. work at hand.
- , ‘ . . ’heeler moved that a commit-
! Maymc—Snte I used to go with A C “
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‘ Wife 1'39. You did. You dear, kind'hlm. Did you tell him I was going to dent to fecuiea‘lfizmbgfixge t3? $33;
i0” ”0&3 3")“ M a 9001' Old Il‘ltilllllanlbe married? now necessary to complete the 119
.have it, for I distinctly heard you say; . Gl-ayce—I sure did. thospltal. The ‘mctlon was unani-
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Marnie—Did he ask how soon? moualy'voted.
It
Grayce—No; he asked how long. Judge Llohn .I. Walsh then stated
stand )at."——Boston Transcri t.
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w
ary was unanimously adopted by lhol
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‘ An appealing instance of the interest would have no trouble in getting rid cf‘»
| Setting an excellent example sol-hue
which is being taken by the poopiellts bonds. 3‘” societies of like nature to follow; ‘
" the United States in regard to tbol ' ’ ”
in. . i the Junior Gnlid’tc-t Grace Paris. Nom-
.Liiierty Loan, too): oluce f'vtalv'i‘tldy” NORWALK COURT CASES. iyrnlk, yesterday purchased three all!
luttcrnoon in the uptown post utllce.i Arrested yesterday on the charge ol,hundred dollar Liberty Bonds. ,“
;wherc Mrs. Percy W. Brooks was on‘etnbezzlement. Kenneth Taylor, ané The Junior trim: c: the uptuwlh
duty. explaining the Liberty Bond. {employee of Herman Vogel, the East: parish is the "first organization of in
A young Greek entered the pest-iNorwnlk delicatessen dealer, at Eastjklnd to .purchaa'Ba-bond, and it is (g
otlice.ac’c01npanie.l by a friend. and in HVIashlngton street, wns‘rcleased this pected that many other societies. 1‘
l token English; that. Wilt} hardly uno‘cr-lmoming under $1,000 bonds. Officer! the town w ow the patriotic mi
amtduble, asked Mrs Brooks about John L. Roberta made the arrest on a: set by the Grace Church organlz ' "
iii-t: bondsfand thou stated that he‘wnrrant. It is alleged that Taylorl which is certainly “doing its bit" lb
would like to buy a $200 bond. 'made short collections and got nwayl help Uncle Sam in the war again“.
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