Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 25, 1917 · page 11

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Inmfliidflwfimfl SBNTINEL . ». . . . ”‘03 ELEV“ ‘
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1:30 of our i‘epresciitativr” men have DEATHS AND FUNERALS
given every minute of their time to
this ‘work and right up to the ‘minute
of calling the meeting to order there‘
was a scramble for the last dollar in
sight.
Teams Swap Camplimcnts.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

THE APPEAL: or THE CRIMSON
, g LROSS. .

At the Red cross luncheon at the:
Town Assembly Halifon SafitrdayJ
last, Rev. ~~J. Stapleton, minister tilti
the South Norwal‘k Congregationalt
church, the speaker for the day, con-l

 

MISSr BECKER
¥A CHARMING

‘ J UN E BRIDE

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Wants, To Let, For Stile,
Business and Professional

Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.
on this page, Twenty-Five Words or

Mrs. John Coe
‘Mrs. Ethel V. Coe, wife of John Cue,
of Bridgeport, died at the hospital.

(Continued From Page One) Sunday morning, aged twenty-threw

 

Icluded 111:; remarksng'tthnanf :hzsgjé? AS was ‘0 be “M'E't‘lt‘d lllt‘ “"211 mars. Beside her husband Mrs. Cot-.-
ll’m‘m 0'1 9 ~00”? at ca 0 . Th p.-d .... n ‘u ..- -. - . ' iteanis had to take a few verbal . . 2 . - m '- ...
lt‘ross work. The verses attracted th. e ‘1 6 ““~ aim-’01” 2‘ dulled ”1 is suitiy ed 03 an infant son, (..aik ..

- , ., . .. .4 ,‘ ‘crachs at each other and the Way th
lattention of the audience and are Hume-“N 511”" “unwed ““h Duw't . . - . ' 9A Coe her arents Mr. and Mrs
essc lace. with pearl trimmings and}mn‘phmem‘E flew about ‘1‘" 1‘71” "I” ' I p ,

. A. . ., fl . , ,_
Less, 25c. Three Times, 50, 1 week ion“) 1191‘? b) itquest. (mm train. She won, a tulle W” ”$21116 prompt and Witty retorts kept the Charles '3. Gaming and brother,.
lln the name of this great cross of tened with lilies of the valley and cum ”0““! 111 a roar. Charles .\. Gaming, of East horwafk.

Typical Tokens of Fond Regard.

The climax (‘altic when JUilEt' Hui-
ry W. Gregory have a typical token
of fond rcgurd to the captain of curb
team from the executive committee

Kilarney‘ The funeral will take place from the?
East Avenue Methodist Church at 2:21?»
o'clock Thursday. The burial will take-

place in the Norwalk cemetery.

$1.00. Blackface or Caps Double Price. . .
. I crimson, .rted a shower bouquet of

. , > On the snow white banner unini‘led,l1‘0-‘fS and Illllt‘ii 01 ”10 Vallvi'
. .n___ , l’I‘hc country calls for your service, i The maid of honor was Miss Helen.
TO LET- l FOR SALE l To help heal the woe of the Worm! Becker, sister of the bride. She wasI
‘ ; lprettily dressed in green crcpe char-

 

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, would like employment

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It WANTEDwH YEAR OLD (Illtl.

\vants a place to work. She lives at

,. :37 lowe street.

 

 

WANTED-2 Oil 3 lv‘l'ltNlSlil“ll
rooms for light housekeeping. Al

(116‘in 1., ll. cure of Scntiiicl.

 

 

WANTED~—A (‘Olll’liTICX'l‘.Uliil.
for general housework. Call mornings,

iMi‘s‘ G. H. oGodi‘ich, 71 South Main
street, South Norwulli. 3‘3: 3!

 

WANTEB~~BUY, 1?. YEARS Old),
during \‘Etl‘d'
lion. Willing to do anything. Ad
dress “Boy," care of Sentinel office. .
.1223 f:t
WANTED~A (1001‘. (‘OOK ll-‘l’?
mule). Must be well recommended.
Apply Mrs. .1. F. McMahon, Sliepai'd's
Collage. Belle Island. 1'25 :21
... ,.
WANTED—I'NMARRIEI- MIDDLE
aged woman for light work, good
Small family, good home. (‘itll

17 Cottage street. j25 3.

 

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WANTEO—YOUXG MAN WOUIJT
dike to get job in store . for Saturday
and Monday. collecting. bookkeeping,
selling, etc. Write- A. {\1., care of Sen-I
linel, 3'25 3t
... l

wmveo~om> Pincus or 131111.!

 

' care of Sentinel,

TO LET—Ji'LY 1,
room lower apartment

DESIRABLE i)
on West zuc-

 

liedroom set, black

WALN L"l‘ '
walnut desk, 2

FOR SALE—131.111 ti

nuv Phone 1450. 1'25 31 rocking chairs, 1 dining table. Call
_. . o to s p. 111.. is South Osborn ave-
TO LET—liIVE ROOMS ALL IM- flue.

prove-merits first floor centrally locat-

 

ed. Rein reasonable. Adress RooniS,
' 125 3t

 

T0 LET—HOUSES, FLATS,
rooms, in Norwalk, ‘South Norwaik,‘
Exist Nor-walk and ltowaylon. (‘an ac,

‘cniiimodate all comers. Rents from to
t

to $.30 per month. Raymond Bros.
325 31
HOUSE. ALI.‘
improvements. Central
Flax Hill Road.

 

TO LET—8 ROOM
iu-w modern

location. Call 75

 

Phone 1117. 3‘22 31
T0 LET—l ROOM APARTMENT.

first floor, 19 Taylor :ivcnue. Rent $13.
Also loft sleamlicated. light on all‘
sides. Otis Electric elevator servicing
5,000 sq. ft. of floor room. For further,
particulars apply Old Well Cigar (‘o.'
u————-———.g———-————————-——.~ ...

To LET 4 ROOMS PLEASAN'l‘LY
situated, bath, tubs, range, gas, gar-l
don plot if desired. Rent moderate.
T‘el. 473-3 or 365-4. Or call 81 Wood-
ward avenue, ‘

 

TO LET—FOUR LARGE ROOMS

settlement in Florida.
from building lot tip.
matte year round.
John, 18 South Osborne avenue.

This OVF'rs'f'ils call for your money,
Is 1301 to increase the world's loss;
To help men live,

You are challenged to give

fiy lllt' sign of the crimson cross.

”Tis a wonderful symbol of service,

Far countries its bearers. have trod:

lint-use combined with green silver net
lwiih silvcr lriiiiniing, and carried a
ibrautil‘ul bouquet of pink Kilarncyl
groscs.

I The brideiiiaids were .‘diss Rosalia
Jesse, Miss llutli Allen o! \‘l'cslport,i
.‘Miss Amelia Becker, sister of the bride,‘

illiss lllth‘l \I'atcrbury of Stamford.

FOR SALE—"“00“ LAND IN NEW Stained red by man's blood, sacrificial, 3““ Edith Goodchild 0f Norwalk, and’

Any qllanlity,‘
Pleasant cli~‘

Apply to 0. B. St.l
l

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PLANTS I

FOR SA LE—CA BBAGE

Premier Flat Dutch and Danish Bald
Head. The fiiicst winter cabtiage that
grows,

Extra fine hardy plants, 400i

 

and 7 passcngcr touring car. I
sold at a bargain. Addicss box 601,111) lb-rlgium, the nation is dying.
South Norwulk.

FOR
weighing 1.400 lbs. Cheap. Miss J. B.-whu foilows'lh’c cross ‘2 this 5.191011
Lockwood, Wolf Pit Hill ltoad, N01»: Must come to his (‘alvauv hill.
walk.

 

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RUNA no UTE
Will be 1

FOR SA LE—BUI'OK

jza 3t:

SALE—wonk— ”1103521

123 3ti
M

eon SALE—3 FINE BUILDING:

m., alSo large!

 

with toilet and bath, 2nd floor. No. 51

 

‘FOR SALEaFORD TOURING CARI

Kept \t llllt‘ by the mercy of (1011.
But deeper the tint of its crimson,
And purcr its whiteness will glow,
When America sends her full legions,
To the army which wars against
woe.
Ii‘or tho? need, oh my brothcrs, is
echoed
From a world filled with lonely de-

a hundred. $3I a thousand. No (lcli\'-',..,aii-;
cry. Steve Reynolds, Highland ave-l
iiuc, iicur Witch Lane.

to n‘allllt‘d, who are weary with
waiting, .

The (lying, who die without care.

lll Poland the children are. starving,
The bfiihty of France is no more,

In England the wolf‘s at the door.

We cannot escape if we purpose.
Our measure of service to till;

Iti the name of this
crimson,

Motivcd only by mcrcy’s white laws,

grciu dose. of

lots cheap. Apply 12 Lawrence stNethc are called to sustain our own

.any time after (i p. ’ "
i

"' skiff.1~4j foot.

wounded.
Our homeland,
cause.

our flag and our

This ovcrscn call for our moncy,

Miss Anna Adrian of Plcasanivillu.
N. Y. The bridesmaids arc intimate;
.i‘i‘iends of ”11' bride and were attired
iin silk iict dresses in rainbow colors,“
;\\‘llll flowvred ribbon girdles mined
,uitli silver roscs. The costume wa|
lot-iiiplclcd with silver slippers. They
lcarried bouquets of various colOrt-d
lsweet peas.

The best man was Otto Schildwnchfi
Ital“, of Bridgeport, a friend of the
lgroom. ;
l The ushers wcrc: Frank Eldredge of
iliempstcad, 1.. i. Danirl Gleason, M.‘
ir‘rank Becker, brother of thebridc.
”Richard Gleason, Edward Conloii and,
lWilliaiu Kennedy. of Bridgeport. '
l The color scheme 0f the church was
[green and while. It was “transTOriiicd'
{into a bower of flowers by R. if}. Han-I
iford and presented a beautiful appear-

;ance. ‘ t
i Alex S. Gibson. the talented loca‘lI
{musician presided at the organ and
ircndcred Lobenurin‘s Wedding Marchi‘
Ins tht> Im'day party entered the church ,
land Mendelshon’s Wedding March as?
who bridal party. departed. During tlic'
ceremony, he rcndercd “Gavotee in it";
by F. Archer and “Minot-t in l-"' by E."
Silas in an excellent manner. I’rof.;
.lPsse llopson‘s Quintet, accompaniedf
by Mr. liolllster, rendered “My Heart‘-
al Thy lSwect Voice“ by St. SianS‘llnd
liei'ccUse. by llrikki Merahur during

 

with a fcw fitting \\'Olt.l> that biotzrht
yells of delight.

Each gift was supposed to match
the pet name which had been appliitl
to each crew at former illt‘t'llilfds and
was a complete surprise. The. gifts
Wei-c.

Typical Tokens of Fond Regard.

Team No. 1~~~The Ampulzttors, l‘ap
lain Allen. :1 saw.

 

Charles Wilson
‘Cll'ctl‘l€'$ Wilson, aged seventy-two...
died at his home in West Nor\\alk,.
Sunday morning. The funeral wtili
take place from his late home, it an.
m., Wedncsday. Rev: 11, S. Bronx,
of Darien, will offici‘atc. Burial will

be in New Rochelle, N. Y.

Team No. 2«-~’l‘hc ICxc-.i\itiiii-s, C111,.
lain Milne. a shovel. l -.--”
Team No. 3A78ecoml ;-‘.: ,ny Mung Mrs. SamuOI Romano
Contain Curtis, .1 laddt-i. - Mrs. Samuel Romano died early UP
Tram No. I—Aiiniiis ('lub, Captain day at her home, 3 Austin street, in
mymb' \1 132:», ‘ , , . her fifty-fourth year. She is suI‘VlVffl
““2221 {0: gi'm‘dm Bud)" (“Nam by 3 children. Funeral arrangemenh‘
Team No. 6~~Niglitivalkcis, Captain later.

 

Belts, toy worm. ,
Team N0. T~Sure Thing Men,'(‘ap.‘,
lain Laiiison, gold brick. ; ......—
I'l‘eaiii No. 8» Hustlers, Captiiiii' Ed_ Gem'li, who appropriated a horse:
OBricn, 113'ng machine. owned by Sellet'k A. “hwy—bur)“ [NFL

Team No. 10—”1‘11 M t';, . . .
lain lloodncr a toy $1.10.” '3“ Cap week and had a 30y ride, felt the (19>
. I last Saturday”

Team No. lO—Tlie Wirc Toppers, sire {01‘ ”'0 joy “d“
(‘aptain Jarvis. a telephone. evening. He. first unhitclied the 1101149!
Teahidn No. 111-7 The Lubricators, Cap of Henry 'I‘. But-115. of West Norwalk.
tuin ills, Standard Oil Can. ' - h t: '
. e southern Mow
Team No. 1°~Lonc 1mg: Team, Cap» from m front or ‘ ‘ld' 5..
tain l-‘rizzcll, a bull dog. England Telephone CO' bl“ mg ‘
Benefit Matinee Big Success. Washington street, and after (1an
Complete returns from the benefit all over town. abandoned the “hm“
iiIiatinccs til the Palace and Regent in from of John Mc-(linn’a market i In
treaties pore not in but big ”OWdS‘Cedar sweep

‘Vt‘l‘i’ Dl‘t-‘Sént at both performances
Saturday RflHIIOOIl and not far fmml Goncli later entered Jacob Schatfi‘s

250 “v“,- collected. ~yard in Washington street. and way,

At the churches on Sunday Ievcry'about to walk off a horse and wagtl
pastor spoke on the splendid success‘bemnging to Daniel Weed. also d
of the work, and in many instanmswes‘ Norwulk. when he was (1919ch

collections for the fund Were mad 1. i .
Over The $30,000 Tre‘nch. ( by one of the. women of the hoax»

TOOK TWO MORE TURNOUTS

 

 

 

 

“:iiilure. parlor, dining and bed room Vallt‘y Platte, John Uri-"“0” ‘ Phone] completely overhauled, has new bodyflis iiot‘tb'incrvasc‘buman loss; ”if toglilinrgnnd “...... voice Mrs G“). The “0"“ hour conference Saturday hOld- .Slie inquired what he was a» 1
mitts. (,mckwy and all other “Spa 1070. 122 3t It's a good car, “‘50 two touring bod-T“ help men livo', “Infill" “a“ “I’Prff‘cti Invé’fiby loam-“'35 not as full of fun as on Friday, log, and the youth made a hasty 19
household goods. Todd & Baker, 8 ‘ios. Geo. W. Irving. Phone 20112. 1‘0" are challenged to. give, by during lllc latter part of the core-l h was "’0 “1” 0‘ bll-‘l’ll-‘SS- The “‘93 treat. .
lRiver Sume Norwiilk. Telephone ..1-0 LET—STORE 207 WASHING-i 122 3tIln the name of the crimson cross. “1mm ‘ Itbat that the bumper croIpII of dollars Later he was picked up by the pm—
21941 Li; tit ton street East Norwulk. Apartments- _, l A I‘f‘Ct‘DllOH lflllom‘d at ”‘0 home or . Bewitwbon Find“ 0256,0qu had been lice and kept in the lockup until this:

" - . . , . I . NOTICE ow bridc on Iv‘uirllcld avenue at which; 91“" y Exactly MOInas one or. _ , .
—— -- 209 Washington street, E351 borwalk: FOR SALE—A GOOD blZlull' , t . the most stunning \lll‘pl‘l-‘(NR ill'll has morning. “ h?“ ll" am’flned befow
WANTED~AT Till“ Illil Lump“ and 3? Chapel street, Norwalk. In- house mm for Hun" f'IIllllV In good! Any one. wanting “‘1“! and crawl mqtlflnfmlggg'! 11?]; giftuxailfigtcvor bccn put over the Imitmb‘em of 111ch \lo‘ihlll‘gh his case was contin-

. A 4 1k. 4 I . r - 1 1 I. . ‘l l . I . ‘ . CHI 9 )y 01 r I I... . . . I. ‘ I 1 ~ . .

School a wound man. who knon‘s quire 54 South Main street. Tel 60- Icontlition. Will sell cheap. Inquire. m m” some [0] carting it away by profusi- scuttcring of tlowcrs carrying ”‘9 ”Mum“ committee and 0‘ m" ued until tomorrow morning.

 

' ':l\. '. ‘- '22;
,Of Victor Johnson, 5 Plait slrcctuflpph lo MI" 1 S‘HnM‘k' 1‘ “ml

East' Norwulk. 122 3tI

FOR

IINIIII captains and thcir crows. They.
wcro absolutely astoundt-d at the stic~
cess of their own efforts, and with
two days more to‘go had no idea 01"

out this: color scheme.

The. bride and groom departed at n
tlutc hour by ntitoitiobib- on ti Wedding
\journcy during which they will visit

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PLACE: N. Y., N. H. & H. TIME TABLE liiittlly intcrcsting pttlci-s

wine thing about portioning, to tis-
eiist in the cure of the grounds and
‘garden, also in the work of janitor.

MISUNDERSTOU-v

 

sticet, Norwalli. 1‘35 St

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INSURANCE .

SALE—~~Sll.\\\'

 

 

 

Apply in com“ at ”It“ lllllsldl‘ Scl'tml- in u“. “m. inst what would lit- the. final figures. '; MarchIm—llitl I understand you to
' Prospect Hill, Nm-wuik, jllfi St FIRE BOILER HOUSE, BARN AND LAND, nnxu-t In Effect. June 10, 1917,- {rpm lllcir return they will reside in 1. Judge Henry“. Gronol‘)‘ Imudv thv say nel‘ty Cidlligzld Won‘t take, you w—
fi LIFE . WARRISK Dior smut-7r. 1’01}l’.‘\i.l‘l(‘l’l..\llsjs - ....- tNtfirnlkv I I \i i k C 1,1313%:“1‘1‘12‘3 :; ‘13:; b;“;\‘;’}“%‘ “l ‘1‘” rlously'.‘ o'ai'ci'li'~.\'0I exactly. II
‘ , v , , I. . ... ... . ‘. ,, OUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK' 11- britc‘s mot tor. . rs, ‘ran . It ' II t . i o 'o s sum .. , , . - f.“
WANTED-A now 130.11‘ Ann ACCIDENT wairi.IiIio.\ s. it. mm. or, A IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII n-m 5-03 .iiut-rur. “III“ “mummy gown“, W 1g,,.,.,,IbI, ”,0 ”....d ”W“... ”up. mid unmet). sIu \ttollIi take m
‘(HI‘S in good condition. Stole prlcc. BONDS . SLRTINI‘JL .’ ‘ ’ ““’ ""' " "' ‘ 'illlt‘ “'(‘lelllld lII lilllt'k “m1 Wlllll‘ Still“ and “'alpr company for distribution :tll,-«\OlmL’SiO\\'n Tf‘ll‘grllm-

 

Must be. reasonable. Box 416 Sonth‘ BEAMSHIP TICKETS ,tizifix. “my” 7:40,7:.'i.'.x.8;21x, 8““"21111 black silk no; and jet trimming. “"10": its blunt-hos Norwalii‘s tilltii-

 

 

 

 

 

 

“orwalk, j23 3t NOTARIES PUBLIC BARGAIN __ MARION ROAD: (Mondays only) 8159):, 9:25 (exccpllsmx wore pivcndcr flowers. ‘ “M” “V,“ 3750' “'hM’ “"1”“! ”l“ “l“ ___...- _V I H <7»
stcr in perfect running OrderI..\lOIltlflYSl 51:119. 10:33X, 10:52); I The bride received many handsome I‘ll-W9“ In imam Shall?- RM”. JOhTI
WANTED— U." AWNth‘ ABOUT J. M. Lay‘on &Co. Inc. (”heap will take ml), reasonable often: P. .‘ti.~—12:03, 1:09x. 1:38x, 3202114111111 V'illlliillIlItA gills, int‘llIlulIIK silver, (I~uIt TIIITIliIIiI);oii“:Ia: iIIIIIsponkcIr of 111: (In.- "0 EXCUSE
. . . . I . _'I .. . . . or ,.-.0. .~.. r. . .. o .0 titles out urniturc. . to was Wilson, 1 5 ' “-1 ""‘ l“ “l“ “ll“ “'0‘.
11,0, “’0‘ Iong. TM' “3'3 or call M’ Real Estate and Insurance Tl‘l- all-3 or call 110 \‘l ashlnglo“, E :0 l.‘.m..\'...’o27.x' 0146' 6'0“.“ 6'"6x"t~d with :1 sapphire lain by the groom. FIJlt‘mllll WOI‘k l1" “"9“ “0““ l“ "dd“‘W .
iWater street. j23 3t ‘ . street. ' : 1.0-x, 5‘0”“ ""0" (except Saturdays) ETlic iiiiiid-oi’lionor was given H gold int: the audiences al'lllt‘ lbcairvs dill". RMUMAIISM'
..7 South Norwnlk, Conn. refer... . v——-~--——--»-—i9:lflx. 10:33x. tlll‘flf‘PlPl with sill‘l’llll‘l's I!" ”W Mt"- i“r"~ ”I“ “W“- H" ““‘M ”“1 h“ “it“ ' V

[501? SALE-LOITDTOVILET, 2 NEW-i {and the bridesmaids rcccivcd linnd- spoken at tlicsiimcholiscstortbc Lib.

 

WANTED~.\ (Hill. 170} GENICR- Sundays

 

 

 

 

, . , I .~ -— .ly renovated houscs Willi improve;I A. .\l.——12:23x. 523“. 17149.“. $259 Imade silver chains in which were set erty Loan but that th'.‘ rtspmisc was ——-——--~- _
' at housework, Saturday :1 “In?“ BUSINESS NOTICE tmeuts. Several burns on prcnilst'sir,.1..x 10...:1,f ‘various colored stones. The groom far more hearty and sincere to. People Who Go Around Complaining .
and Sunday "9“» Al'l’ll' llll‘ “33' NH" . ' i - , ‘ ’ "' " ‘I)l‘(‘$(nll‘tl tbc uslicrs ttlcll sllwr pt-n- . the pleas of tho Red Cross War Not Entitled To Sympathy
aerv 14 Union street 5‘23 3t. and 1.. acres at good hunting land all p_ )l,-—v12:03, 110911. 2:4“. 8:12x.lkm\-93I fund, and \\‘llPI‘t'l'\‘t‘l‘ llt' mm it seem V0 matter how many rheummpp
" l PAINTING ~— P.’\PER-IIANGING,COMI- turnpike. Mrs R. Tfll‘lOV. 1" 4:323’, 5:46, (2:02x, 7:03, 7:12, 7145):, Miss Decker is among the most 'cd that the peopli- of Norwalk “'(I‘i'. r medic; vou in“. tried there is‘onllf‘
N ED Emmmpwm oppng'loml‘allng» vfllntt‘Vs supplies: WRHEGIOW SW“ Tl‘l- 753'12- l7:z.7x. son, 9:58x. 10:08x, 10:11x. imtmhn‘ and tulcntvd of NOI‘Wfllk'S"mo‘re'willintt to give to tho cause than 0 "" ‘ . . , . ‘ .
. WA T q?— ‘ ' ." A (,1 mg“ ‘ PM)”. unto-date stvlcs lowest prices 1 110.40 yollngt-i‘ set. Sllt‘ is; noted for her skill “tn loan. nun“.- cheers greeted 1,... one that s absolutely 511110 and certain-
“ x c or lwn mat . ‘ ’ V, ‘ ' - .- ,,. ~ . .. .. n- - .,, _ , s n, “.'~ . -_.
atom on nit: St I i: . . Estimates cheerfully given. Trial 0M FOR SALE—FAMILY IIOUSE.NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALKlm‘h 11.1 \lollll and has bun llt.’ll(1 in smumtnt. . . . .. bet a bott.. of \tutione Prescrm
(Jean and good paying worlt. Apply Gliders solicited Tel 400 Ale (1 'wlth one-11111 acre of land on qutl :- ' “Wm! vhmfl'd' both here ”m1. ml The 19"?" 51‘1"“ “ltll‘lf‘d I‘lflltt UH tion 921" :it your druggist's today, tin}.
' 8. Roth & Son Co., 8 l'iiion street.‘ " ' ' ‘ ' run "I ‘ ' ‘ " ‘ “- M.—42-ll,oi30, 633" 3300‘: 3315* =ollwr villus. Ht‘l‘ "It‘ll." “N‘OINDllSlI‘ when mun No. I was asked to l't'litllt it faithfully and you'll be rid of a)!

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.Souili Norwalk. 1'22 “I, While. 61 1-2 Ely avenue. .30?“ 31k “Odd “931' Connecticut Turn ihzlox, 102(13):, 10:06, 10:50x, mcnts having named her mum friends and [)le Mp.“ 0f the. Auputators sliow- adr-

 

 

 

 

I pike. Must be Sold at once to closet P. ISL-42:03, 12145;“ 1:06, in Norwnlk and cIlQewlicriFCI I F led that “1th doctors Were not really TorenttsIs,fs:ifIt'ltIesIs 3:: “221:1: after
. B RGAIN estat .. Small amount of cnsh rennin. ..,-— - . . . ; Mr. Wrigley is he son 0 Iiai- cs 4. 0mm”; ,0 Md ”,9 pmhist, 301m no. pain u 30m 5 a mi - -.
WANTED—MEN. 18 OR 0\ Ell} A 8 IN FIREWORKS B 12.1“. 2 at, 3.30)., 3.53..“‘rigley ot' I’iltsb’tfi‘gll and Bridgeport»

‘Cclcbl‘ntc independence my by buy- ed. balance on mortgage. Milne of team No. 2 said "The Ex a few days.

 

 

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$‘2rk?,$é" 1:21;,“ ignite Dept 43 RN” “W’lv NOTWfllk’ “11°"? 3‘ 1”"de- T“ 535'2- 111:15x, 12:00x. rim- of the (‘liamlmr oi Commerce, tKi- on, ”H, wwffiemg and "mliogeIl 90" Will surprise you. you can dai-
' __'_« § ‘_ description will be sold at 50 per cpm‘lWlllon 108 acres 8 room house 2! A. M.-—6:00, 3:0“, 9:00.“ 9:2“, “I 1331‘" l5 5‘ manuII u ‘ marked minus and lie lizindcd it down and Dd"1 “It In»- .I « .

' ’ ’ “9 I-knmtn m ”19 hast. his line until it came to M. J. Rior- ll'ef. so easy, its fine.

’l‘b'e bride's traveling dress was of
imported French some. with sand col.
orcd plaid trimmings, but and shoes to
match costume.

WANTEbr-FIRST CLASS AUTOI off regular cost. Do not miss this op-Ib
‘ immunity 'to purchase twice that

In exchange for lot on Fifth street. . t
‘ Fast Norwnlk 50x150 '“mmml of “WWW“ for 5’0“" m0“??-

opposite the.
Write box 103.. Remember the name and address,

urns and other buildings, most ofI10’03X' 1050‘-
lund" can be. cultivated, on high; P- M.—-12:10, 1303K; 2300’“ 3:38x,
mounds. my and wagons l." 1mm; 5:02, 5:25x, 0:00x, 7:10x, 8:10x, ozoox.

dim. “Can you get it?" was the ques-
tion, "1 con" was the reply. “And
Mike dirt." said Mr. Milne In conclud-
: In; his report.

Get a bottle today. you owe it etc
yourself, then say “good-bye trouble?“
50c and $1.00 the bottle at. our drugw

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Banks residence. . . ‘Whole can he bought for $4,500. Half= “Hm"- 11115": ”100‘- .___..._ i . . . - , - d f'ned on 31,00 sign,
, , s. Geilowitz, 43 RII'PI‘ street, Nor-l , t '1th came team M. 3. ‘Camam Elsl- “a“ M m ‘
“PSh‘ng' 1“ Y' "’26 2“ i walk. ”“n "mm mngage' ”“5“ be 5°” SOUTH NORWALK To New NORWALK GAV gem-us of the “Qucond Storv iii-u" m ——H. A. Mead, South Norwalk.—Adv.
. l , ’" Si <22 This *9 YOUI‘OPDOItunity. A I“ 1) ZGHAVIE: 5 r0 6 06 $3152802 TO tsuiil that "While some of his men ' '
wANTED-TO BUY ALI. KIND ; ‘—* y ‘ " , ‘ . . .—- 2.: x, : .x, :o.. t . 9 - than even gone up to the third floor, , . o
I” ‘9‘ cattle. Best prices paid, Extra; DI‘IDElfaahNOTICE l ASk J01") To Haves 7:15, 9:19, 10:22x, 11:11:, 11:58x. THE RED CROSS ”de luid ddonhe ltIin broad ilafiiglij.“ n S Refrigera‘0r “me.
, 9‘4. . r'odman, 35 El P. M.-—1:20 3:30; 4:23. 519, 6:21, on dildo It at its but who I): in-
“mmefo'ltnciallmfl Fl 120 til SEMI'ANNUAL'DNIDEND OF E MEICISI‘SEState—IglsgngLK. 6:51 7:08x 9:25 11:08. SATI'RDAY - rmnE immmlmnlha‘ 50“” "l ”W “lid“ww“ . ‘ '.
' ' ' ’ ' ' 41 THE NORWALK SAVINGS f 7 ' l .-- .— ' ' Sundays Previously acknowledged ..$23,860.70 35:“: Ere-Thai: 301:“: 2:93:33?" »-.— ~37». ‘ V ‘
'F— l i ‘ , , T3! N0. 1. ...... . 250.50 .I n ‘ 5 1 “I“ ‘
I . i socmgoYi-walk. Conn. LOST. 101:9]{1‘1-‘1iflslx1’ 681:1“, 7‘43' 9'19' T3111: No. 2. .. .......... 508.00 EriItIlaIy nigh?“ IIIIIQ: :hISancaIlIledquteleIu-
' -. . 3 v : “XI : x' T NO. 3 ................ 1,662.00. 0 0. no a 0 y, :1 “i
“ WAN I t . June 14' 191‘! LOST‘A SMALL “ BITE DUCK r. M.—-2:10x, 3:11x, 4:42x. 0:33x, T223: .\‘o. t ............... 277.001th be?“ made around the big‘ contri-
, l At a. meeting of Directors of this bag containinglarge sum or money on 6"48 7.0“ 8'33): 9:2“, 10:10x, Tcnm No. 5”; _____________ 291.001 button of team 6. of $1,416 on Friday .i
___.__..__,__ ISIOClelY. hefld gigs day. a dividend. Mi Washington street or West avenue.. 11-1le {Biidfzepo‘rt only Teum No. 6 ................ 1412120: III" LfigfloglolalSIglIat-kfioiird.“litr.IeCiIiIr., . III
he Tale 0 F 'R 4) 91‘ cent. "'1' j ' u " l. ' ' I ' T N . " ................ 4"1.fi' “5 " 5‘ P a l 'as , a 3f if“.
. , . _ I . i ( o D Iliberal reward offered, Return to this NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR- TeamI \Io 1:2 . #27130 a funeral wreath for his teams total I ._ . “ ,
- wan-r:9_.sp\vau 101 («amount was declared to Depositorstomce, jo 3t 8811 I 0- --------------- 0 . . » . . . . . -... ..
. '” . ‘ ' ' l A " from the earnin of the six monthsl .. WALK Team No. 9 ................ 241.00; 101‘ bulm‘day’s report. was $1.662; f2" offer '.
.I ticn in cutting department. : I I, 0 8:1 l LOST—A RED—OISE Bit—OIVN'KIIT-‘i A. M.—12:25x. 42352;, 4:53x, 5:50, Team No. 10 ___________ 29235: Everbeody cheered at that. but “-peInI. . vf l ,, v?
WANTED—GIRLS 9”“ "g "m" 3 '1- 7- 'u I h ,‘ 6'60 8051; 8‘30 9:41:17 11:00. Team No. 11 ............... 142.6tlt‘Cfl1HBln Betts 0: team No. 6. got 1115, =.. . --
‘We have openings for: l The game “'m ”9* 9mm" 0“ ”“5"”? .ae runny. answers m t 6 name 0 ‘ 'v '2-1'7 '2‘10 ‘ 31%: 4'35 Team No. 12 .............. 2.12.501tum he announced 51.02730 as the: ' .
Sleepers lbooks and paid on and after July 10,5‘S‘mdy' Return tQ ROCk Ridge andI_ P‘ .f.—-1 ' ._’., ' x, ', ' ,l ' Wilton .................... itotal f0? “19 (133'. and added WW];
.. I - n. _ . H .. ‘receive reward. 32,-, 3t,o:13x, 5:32x, azu’l, fizllx, 8.53. 9.25x E ec t.‘v C mm“. IIIIII 30000. another of those smiles that "The end,
heckbandErs. 191" ‘ E I Sundays x 'u l 6 0m lWflS n01 vet" :3; l . '
‘ Omen“ . H " MONEY DEwTED 9N 0R BE; L051- — BETWEEN TARLOV A M.——l:35x. 4:53x. 7:55, 23:30:, Total for day . ..... . ...... i 6,252.15l —'~—-—-—-—-—-—-— 3 . '
Final examiners. WE’RE TllESDA" JULY 10' ”HHBm: c‘ ar at or nd Peo les' Trut 9-41): 11100; Grand total .. ............. $30,078.57iTODAY 1N ‘ WALL STREET. We carry the welIanownMcKnI -I
. Soft shirt I Iders. - “"41 DRAW INTEREST FROM JU‘ " lg ‘ e a p S 'P 'M_1«..,7x 1.55, 2,23,, 3,403. ' - __.. lmake, which are scientifically com—

If you are

t experienced we. Will

”Elliott, Peabody

 

teach you and pay yOu while teaming.

” _ T -& Co. Inc. 

.;

nun KEROSENE VALVE

In; any make 0'! [We cycle motor is
ho mast complete and East device of
"131111111 1nd will soon earn its cost
If 1 economy. Used for both
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LY 131‘. 1917.

$00., one double Elk's tooth watch

STEPHEN H. HOLMES, president: chain. Suitable reward for return to

FREDERICK a. EELS, treasurer. ITMIOV BmS- Cigar 3}“?-

DEPOSITS OVER: $4,500,000.

 

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F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C. ‘

CHIROPRAOTOR
Graduate

bounces the opening of his office at}
100 Washington Street, over Peoples"
Trust Company, South Norwalk. Conn. ..
Office hours. 10-12 a. 111.. 2-5- p. 111;}
Sundays and evenings by’appolntmentl
Teiephone 456. New York time, 2875
Broadway.
lids “Wolfram” D

 

“acts:
the Palmer School M'Very lltle cost. Justaph mveday, Gen.
Chiropractic, Davenport. lows. on} Delivery. > ‘

Telephoné I3143,.IMornIn:- IIGommandgf

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, . MISCELLANEOUS
Don't I throw
. We make new rugs out of them.

 

5:, . ._ .... ..
‘ PREACHED TO MASONIC ORDER
At the South NorWalk Congregation- ,

of Church last evening, services for
the ‘lliasons were held. Old Well

.
away your old catf‘

125 (it .

4:35, 5:13x, 6:11x, 7:05x, 8:53, 9:18,
9:25x, 9:35.11:30x.
South Norwalk to banbury
Am) TIME TABLE “
A. ‘M.-—6:13, 8:27, 9:59.

cept Saturday) 6:25, 7:12.:
, Sunday:
A. M.-—9:25,¢0:20.
P. M.—2:16, 7:20.: ITI: .
Danbury 11.3" ’3th Norwalk

 

lLodge, “'9'. I08, IF. & A. M., Clinton I
’ ' V0. 3. Knightsmemplarl‘" p; “Leggy. 1.07..

 
 

or, turned out 131'

c.._.1=n. c. u "$112619? Wham“. N0: 53; 0.17“? F"
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delega-

11:50.

 
 

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'i Saturdays). ,

Norwalk’s contribution to theAm- WALL STREET, 16:30 a. mI_'st,ru‘cted and well made.

,P. M.—1:27, 1:54x. 4:39x, 5:27,‘(ex-

;A. 11:46:00. 7225. fir-Sh ‘ItMoudays
only) 8:25 (encept.Monday).. 10:05:.

can: tenet.

 

erica‘n Red Cross War fund is
$31,528.02.

It’s all over but the shouting and:
then there was plenty of that at thel
final noon hour conference of the ex-l
ecutlve committee and the twelve;
teamn ltliat have beenllworking _so
hard the past week. Nothing to equal;
this campaign has ever been accom-;
plished ln’Norwiiik', and event the'l
most~ optomistic tyorkei- placed the
figures as high nit the amount now
lnhand. . ‘“ ‘ ,

..Workors Lift Roof.

When the final figures were an-

nounced theretwns the wildest kind

 

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some of the minor issues. 'and Sin.

 

Events over the week-end were most.l e 113% them_ in all Sty!“ ‘93 H ‘
I? of such favorable import as to carusmes Witngalvamzed steel or Wm' ‘
ry prices to higher levels at the active 10.333391 Ewing; ‘Shelvu 3'? '3’
opening of today’s Stock Market. Warltmnéd Wire: strong find “my 1" ‘ I
shares were most in demand, ‘Baldwinlmoved- . i ,,

' ' Locks and hinges made of brass.
Remonble waste pipe and trap;

LIFT TOP STYLE

Ice Capacity“ lbs. .. is.“
lIcecoptcltytiBlbc. . s on
enmity 50 lbs. ..... . . . $11.8: '

o'-

a. substantial advance over last week’s‘
gain. United States Steel rose a large
fraction and Bethlehem Steel new
stotk gained 1 1.4 points. RailswereI ce
‘slrong‘, presumably in anticipation of ,
early action regarding freight rates.l 09 .ca' , 801M. - - - - - - « “$1 .
Reoctlonnrv tendencies were shown byl]:ce “Pam? 100 lb? - . . ~ . - $17”

' Other Refreg'erotors up til/$35.!”

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