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11.155.111.11...
Business and Professignl
£3115. Miscellaneous Ads.
on thin m‘Twenty-Fivo Worth“ 0:
Le“. 45:;- Three Than, 50.
151.001 Bhutan. «Capo Doube
Price. ‘
FOR W.
FOR SALE~7 ACRES STANDING
grass Will sell in portion Warren’s
Farm, West Cedar street, West Nor-
ro LET—8 noouaousn. ALL
FOR! new modern improvements. Central 10
l)Ioation. Rent $30. Call 75 Flax IIilI
lload
I
WANTED -— FURNISHED
31011 ~'ehoopiug, 3 or 4 rooms (two bed
autttnsl. improvements Address Phone 1117.§w.n1k j9 3*
.A. W., care of Sentinel. t i
. TO LET—-6 PLEASANT ROOMS. I FOR SALE—22 FEED-r CABIN
WANTED-14 GIRL FOR GENER Modern impr',01.en1e11ts 30 wwe sir.eet. launch Palmer engine overhauled
oi :IIOIISGI'OI‘k.
Road: ‘
Apply 93 Flax mu51ninutes f10111 R. R. station. Inqui1e Wallace Bates, South Norwalk Yacht
39 (it B. Hershfield,122 Water street. Call; Club
294.
l
. l
WANTED-41 BOY TO MAKE lillii-' i
- self useful in broker's office Also to)
.210 1111 the advertising business.
7.0 LET—DESIRABLE 90111115111111.1111 weeks old
Ap ed rooms. Three connecting furnished \‘crv cheap \I oodworth Farm, Wiltoni
ply immediatel). Maples & Gold- rooms for light housekeeping at 'the neon.) Tel. 471 W ’ “am“ R8113 Shared ill the mOVe'
. ilton. 17 act WALL STREET 10. 30 a.
'ochmtdt. 19 3t “Johnsonian,” 2 .Iligh street, South in, ment but We“ reacted agam at
Norwalk. :17 3t - Stocks were again inclined to react at 110.011 Bonds we”, steady. Liberty
WANTED — ASSISTANT“ FORE-
ntan for shipping wharf. Female as-
I sistaut in shipping office. Barn man to Hotel Bristol
one. for h0r.ses Drivers, laborers me-
«building lots in Second District,
82,
Boattl $5.50 Week.
82. 50. 83 week “in ink
94 Washington 0111011839
ortgage for most of the S
price 0. It. Mills'
FOR SALE—COLLIE PUPPIES. W‘ _____.____
I.
ittle befitties ITODAY IN WALL STREET. lmaterially met last week's final quo-
19 0t ed 1 to 2 points and metals, motors
1’17
”WM **** _ ~-- “57mm“;
' UPWiIEthuaoTo
. PASS HIM- ‘
wens (1011.1
FASTER THAN
SIX MILES AN
Hone - t
0.10111.on
. 112v YT] DAsS
FOR SALE—ONE 014‘ THE FiNEtS'i‘I the opening of todays market, pre- 3 1-23 changing hands at premiums
cor- 'sumably in consequence of the forth.
'ro LET—NICE ROOMS AT THE I!” 0f- F15“ ““1 Road and Clay street coming embargo on exports. of 150 to 250'
U. S.
feel and associated industtiais yield-
i
l
(1.111ch tSlit-edit employment. Ray. street. 11; 1‘21; . and ncti1e eqqumenIE ",“ch I0 '1
111011 1' 1 g, ' I .
0 ~91“ 19.30 .. -‘ FOR SALE—3 GIRLS BICYCLES' similar extent. Shippings. oils‘ and!
To LET—RETSOF COTTAGE. 1" and $10 Bristol Hotel, 94 Wash- lnacti1e specialties recorded moderate
WANTED—BY AN 1i\TI‘L ‘IM‘ NT Bell Island, new improvements, bath, “131°" stteet
woman, a position 3" companion 0‘ tic Garage and boat included. In
.‘ 1 1 ‘:
":“ffkpwm :1”: "n eltlerl1 lady or quire of William J. Foster, cure of F0“ SALE"A FEW 3110114191131:-
:ltgtegmarAddrtf; SOfEl‘t‘éflzgsl‘sseglIzI Raymond Bros, 137 Washington and ”“5“” Am”) James Montieth, ‘D
'c
t e=t. Tav'lot l’lac , No l ' -
not office. 19 3t 5.1} . H of k “I Taylol‘ 3‘91“; 3t.
' I ‘ .‘ 1 TO LET—6 110-031 HOUSE “'l'l‘H
WANT“? _“ SE‘ P‘RM‘ FIRST all improvements. Inquire‘at 148 30.
class machtmsts and draftsmen None Main stteet. Dent :30
com need 11111111218th 13115511091”! '1' s Donaldson . .
tee ' 1'7 31' ‘
J6 35g
‘In
..'
I 'dtty 01' ntonth.
, 4 TO LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT. llalncss.
WANTED—MN- H" T'“ 5‘1““ Swartz & Corbett block. Adults 00- walk Tel
department to learn felt but making. ly Rent, 39. . Also loft steamheaIed
1 ‘ ’
$31 pay while lentninc brain; 6: light. on all sides Otis Electric elo-‘I.
pp valor service, 5,009 sq.
W r.00111 For further par'tit'ulats apply 901"“ 0f “10““ 01" or town.
WANTED FEMALE HELP THE Old WOHCISBI‘ C0. ngOl at 21 Union street
V v ‘ .
51111111. Malley Co. now 1101 en, (0110 re- South Nor-vnlk. ,.
quire salespeople. in the following sece‘ To LET—STORF 207 WASHING-7
'i' s. ' " ' 1 i ' S A V ‘ '
o‘f‘l’flflt‘fl‘;IblliIl'f “jr’e- I‘I‘I“ 1"” I‘I’If'ton street East Nor\\'ulk.. Apartments: FOR SALE—CABBAGE IthAlN’f‘S'
Vi’t‘fll'ii‘ll': “fat-:1 Saba 3- ‘yamt‘ l-tor (‘1; . 209 Washington street. I'In‘st Norwalkil’l't‘nllum Fine DUN“ and Danish Ball
th-qt- inkflnfs: 5.8 19191119 {Int utttctg and 39 Chapel street. Nor“ ant. ‘ln-Iliead. The tint-st winter cabbage that
..m‘t 51-01“:an ‘15:; 92:1: glotfifmsllftfll quire 04 South Main street Tel 30 lgrotvs. lixtrtt fine. hardy plants, 400
. .. In hundred, $3 11 thousand. No deliv
'vgttes, art ombrolderics shoes, w :1 It
fir-rode china and glassw'are j- it EN)" 8‘0“" Reynolds. Highland ave-
». - -- .. 1 o 'nuc, near Witch Lane.
1
Stewart Farm, \\ est Nor
55.90.16 31
r...—
, FOR SALE—«GAS
BANG E
’L—* ._..c ._.__
lo 31
BUSINESS Norton.
RELIABLE DEALING
WANTED—WASHING TAKEN [N. in rage iron and metal is our method.
Will also go out cleaning and 11'-,aslt We buy and sell everything second
fins. Apply at 28 Lexington avenue. titand, 11 large stock of second hand
17 3t goods always on hand. We pay as
_ good its the next man and treat youtI
WANTED—A BOY TO LEARN better Get a square. deal Philip P.‘
“1.0 printing trade App'y Monday Mnhouey, 52 Van .Zant street. Tele-l
morning at the Sentinel office. phone 1182-5.
'WAN'TED—A 151111151. rm, nonri
ultire preferred.
Tel 39 Daricn 01' addess 1.? v .box 474. es and household goods
FOR BALE—SEVEN PALMS AND
window glass for green houses
Prentiss, Woodward Park. South Nor-
waik. ‘ 17 3
e. -w .10.
FOR SALE—GOOD LAND IN NEW
settlement in Flutida. Any quantity.
|Ii‘t'om building lot up. Pleasant cli-
[matr- tear 1'.0und Apply to 0 B. St.
:John, 18 South Osborne avenue.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Reasonable price. for contents of hotels, hoarding hous-
of all kinds.
3 FOR SALE—SHAW PIACE,
it) at Also carpols, furnitur.e dishes and an HOUSE, B\R.\' AND LAND BEND
tiqttes for sale. Agcnia [01
. 1DICT STREET. FOR PARTICULARS.
WANTED~ LI) FALSE TEI-.’I‘li. . .
O The Reliable Safes and “S. W..” CARE OF‘
imn'imalicl‘ifbl'okeu-I110132 to $15 posit boxes. Roll and no 11111111. BOX
att-r full set. Single and partial plates desks. (:1th us :1 call. Ask to elSE\TIXEb'
in proportion. Send by 11811301 DOSVcaamloguc of desks and safes
and receive check by return mail. 11' can save you money.
itittzor, 2007 S. 5th street, Philadcl- $0,, 54 Water street.
jtltia, I’a.
-— PAINTING PAPER-HANGING ‘
WANTED —- EXPERIENCED 11.111. decorating, paintcr's supplies wall “0““ “"99““?
1ch in all departments for open shop. paper, UDHIOdMe styles, lowest Prices-. (.1010 street
Good wages guaranteed. Apply in Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-I.
lct licr or in person to Frank 11. Leo tiers solicited. Tel 400, Alexander:
100
etc
“:3 FOR SALE—0R TO LET. 2 NEW.
‘1' K Finch &'ly renovated houses with improve-
ments. Several barns on premises
.and 15 acres of good farming land at
Mrs R. anlov. 16
Tel. 753-12.
t
1
FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
itt tendencies developed in the apath
625711. 7:1811, 7: 40,7
(liondavs only) 8: 591:, 9: 21 (except walk. in said district, deceased.
Mondays) 9:39.10:33x.10:5.2x
1’ b.1-12:03. 12:59 (Stamford 011]in been made to this court by the admin- I Li‘lllf}!
1:0911, 1::
“’5' 1 5:45. o :02“;
Saturdays) 9258:; 1050711.
4:32x, 5:146. 620211. 7209157112,
7:57x. 820011,
10:40.
NEW» YORK TO SOUTH NORWAL
9. 1511, 10:0311, 10: 06, 10: 5011
(Sat only).2
4:13.11. (except Saturdays) 4' 23.
F- W29
llclt’tx, 12:0011.
10:09:.
ains. Rails were irregular on Very:
arrow price changes.
xtremely light on the
ublic iniercsl.
absence of I
WAI.
N. Y.,N. H.193. MTABLE‘
In Effect June 25, 1917
w“
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A, M. ml: 39x, 35:51, 524911. 6: 08.
5:51: -:tt 211. 824111,!
l8x, :1: 021:, 3: ‘29, 4. 3211, ".‘..’7x.l
:’6x, 6: 47 (Stamford 011':
1') 7:0911. 8:00. 912011..
I
Sunday: I
A. )1.~13:25x, 5:3511.
9:1917, 10:3:111.
I‘. 3' 12x, l
74:5,:
9258:, 10:07x, 10:40.
M.-~12:03. 1:09x, 2:441;
A. \i -.4: 10, 52 30. 6: 34,:8 0011', 825111..
1‘. 11.—"12:0311. 12: 471;, 1:06.
:18x. 7' .57, 3: 3011, .
1:09.1'.‘
521311,‘
5100:, 0.01: 8:10x, 9:28,’
. I Sunday.
A. 11.—5:00, 820011, .
10 : 5011.
P. 115—12: 10 1: 0911‘.
0:001, 9:21x.’I
2: 00:, 3: 35x.i
5. 02, 5:25:13 6' 001', 7' 101:, 811011, 9. 0011 i
10:00x. 11:155. 1220011.
Dealings were Court, July 7. A. .D, 1917.
‘Norwnlk, in said district, deceased.
LSTREET, NOODr—‘NO defin-Icertain trust created in and by
‘will of said deceased for the benefit
FOR SALE~l‘lllt (”BAP HORS letic first hour the. market evidently of Caroline 1". Tit-tidwtil, exhibit its
Phone 3623' 9““ suitable for farm work, 3300 “’15- littcking impulse from any quarter. In' account to this 001111 101 adjustment,
1.303% 90011- Fair mm film“ W1” 11”“ bylsomc instances losses were extendedtt the Probate office in \‘otualk, on
1 small 1’0”) 0“" audlwhile here, and there early twins were the 17th day of 11111, 1917. at 2 octet-,lt
slightly Increased The short interest afternoon; and that all persons inter
occasionally sought out soft spots butI ested in said estate may be notified
covered at the first signs of support. ‘ther.cof the said trustee will cause
AND, This influence became more effective this order to be. published in a newspa-
n or floor other household g°°d8 for 8“!" on 39' Ilater, the entire list except motors anti per tuning a circulation in said dis-
“eatlltthstrin‘ Alcohol, rallying on buying tut-1,111 least fiie days before said
"WWW-'01 the leaders. 3011111105 which rose 17th day oi ..luly 1917.
3:53.€.
I
.
NOTICE
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Estate of Harriet A. Roget's, late of'
that
the
Ordered, that the trustee of
HENRY W. GREGORY,
J udge
..,___..____~
. NOTICE
District of Norwalk,
Court. A 11,1917.
Estate of liodncv llowlcv late of .\'01
55. Probate
1917. ‘ If!
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge
NOTICE .—
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
"Office in Norwalk. on the 17th day of
m
and that all ersons interested in said
enfate may é no i -..
published in a newspaper buying a.
circulation'ht said district. at least
fivedays before said 17th day 01-July.
Court, July 7, A. D., 1917.
Estate of Harriet A. Rogers, late of
Net-wall; in said district, deceased.
Ordered, that the 'trustee of the
trust created in and by the will of
said deceased for the benefit of .195
Ste Peck, exhibit it 11 account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
July. 1917. at 2 o‘clock afternoon; and
that all persons interested in said es
tale may bé notified the1eof, the said
trustee will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper ”having a
circulation in said district, at least
five days before said 17th day of July.
1917,
i‘I'
INDEPENDENTS
'VIc'ronlous .
(Continued from Ninth Page)
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge
Guarniet'i ruShed down to third in an
attempt to purloin the near sack. As
luck would have it, Joe LODt‘llhk, who
figure Headache
Weather fiendsche
Shopping Headache :
Oocu ' We
Md 1111 other lands of heads-ob
due to eye strain and mental ,
fatigue.
Our OCULISTI is at your aer-
noed glasses or not.
Don' t be afraid to some in and. ‘
talk it over. "
“The Three-O Eye Service"
Oculists, Optomtriots, Optician.
117 Atlantic 511., Stamford, 6005""
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock - '
THE RED 8: 1101.11
WERE“ C9.
’Tb'e Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
was batting at the time, fouled the
ball, and saved Guaruieri‘s life, just
in the nick of time.- Frank was given
the old “rag" by the fans, as he math
his way back to second.
The locals opened their scoring
fiesta in the. second inning. Schmidt
singled through thitd, and was sacri-
flt'ctl to second b1'W.hone ‘Ileinifl
made a great attempt to steal third
and in staging his not he used for
the first time. his new invention the
“submarine slide." "Heinie" arrived
at third bat-c along with a cloud of
dust about the size of one good big
healthy county, but after he. had
brushed some of the real estate out
of his eyes and off of his uniform, he
discovered that all thi' slitting busi-
ness 11115 unnecessary. in How of the
fact that Jack Ryan had hit to Hut- ,
lev, and had been retired at first base.
just at this amount “Ilill’ \icGuitte
uncorked his first hit of the season at.
thin: time 11 perfect single. to left field,
which sc'otcd Schmidt with his first
run of the game. Gttnrnitri then
whacked a terrific double over the
rieht fif‘lt’l wall, and promptly d-Pcitk-d
Whereas, written application has
reasons therein
im
isttator praying for
set forth for an order authorizing h
4930991“ to soil the inventoricd real estate of'I
said estate.
(11 tiered. application be
that said
July 1917.1“ 9 out
that public notice thereof 6'0 gi1cn to
{all persons interested therein by pull -
I’lishing this. order In 11 newspaper hav- 111mm 0. Council hit
K inc a circulation in said district, at .11.,“
least five. days before said day of
Eltearlnlz.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
NOTICE
Disttitt of \"orwalk. ss Probate
[0.11.11.11.11- c. .1 p 1917..
F‘staie itt Connectltut of Emily A,
Keasler. late of \It ..Kisco in the
slate of New York dcccascd.
The Court of Probate for the dis
111101 of Norw alk, hath limited and al-
to steal third base, which at this time
11 as being otcupit'tl by McGuire
It So. Norwalk. "Music Hall Blk.
$73 000 Four and One-Half
Per Cent. Funding Bonds. .
issued by the Third Taxing Dlltt‘kf';
of the City of Norwalk, 1:.
Conn. '
Sealed proposals will be receivodlur
the Commissioners of the Third m...
ing District of the city of_'Nonwalk,-nln
the 131h day of July. 1917, at two-
o’clock. p. m., at the banking hogan
of the South Norwalk' Trust Gall-t
pnny, South Norwalk, Conn. Jot-$731»
000 four and one half per cent. m.
pon Funding and Improvement "BOD“ _ '
with option of registration; issued 3!.
the Third Taxing District .of the W
of Norwalk, to fund $73,000, of 011119.
gallons of said district. Said FIN-f
int; Bonds are authorized by a 1'95!)th
tion of the General Assembly of, thus
State of Connecticut, approved Mm
ilk 2111c Guttrniori ‘ililP to 1.
in :11 back to A11001111111 fouling the‘
! pitched ball. Joe ended the flame byI
fanning out.
. .111 the third and fifth innings the 3
1100111.: hunched their hits and scored
‘Ionc tallv in each frame. In the .ue'.
5'4th 3- 59 Ilteord and determined at the Probate .cnth and eighth sessions the Indt
oilicc, in Norwaik. on the 16111 day of Imndpllls attain fell on the offerings six
ock forenoon; and oil-1111101 and nicked them for a palrI from 1933 to 1935
of counter». in each box.
The 1lsitots Scored their lonc tai ly
tin the ninth inning. After one was
gulch through
"‘l)icl1'.' Scanlon 4nushcd a
tcttific dtite down iht third base line'
land Jack Itvan found the ball too hot
to handle. The fillllllllll'f‘ bounced off to
.Jack” .1 shins and not: hitzh into 1111
1 air, landed in the potato patch on ti.n
‘other mm of the fence Whil. llva'i
Sev'mout. and “l‘tince IIeiInie"
Schmidt 11110 ft'enzietlly hunting for
the horschida. OCountll iotupttl
Ihonte ft'otn the: hose. and Scanlon
g teac. ‘tcd second. Bentz lifted a 111 to
:Nornlau Seynmoui and Scanlon who
attentt lid to steal third on the pitch
ed hali.1vas retired at second, ch
11110111' to Lottchah. The bus scale:
Norwalk Independents.
.Ilst 1920 three bonds each year rm ‘
3rd.19l7. K
Said bonds will be serial bonds In!
'of the denomination of $1. 000 each...
will be dated Julv let, 1917, and '31
mature as- follows: four bonds can
the year 1921 to 193 2 inclusive, thWII
bonds in all, four bonds each mitt-
inclusive. twelve, " ’
ibonds in all, five bonds each year (an...
1936 to 1939 inclusive, fifteen hawII
in all and six bonds in the year 153:»
,11 1th interesf at the rate of four all! \
one half per cent per annum, payaw
jsemi annually on the first days at
: January and lulv, at said Trust Cm.-
pany. Accrued interest must be. psi
l0" all bonds from date of sums,“ Ii
date of delivery. 7 '
Each bid must be accompanied 7i? .
certified check for $1, 000, as set! ’ .,
for the perfomtance of such bid, 'fl-
Ias liquidated damages in the event. fl‘
the failure of the successful bidder
__taccept and pav for said bonds.
Said bonds will be delivered to in
t
(0., Dunbuly. 'IWhtte. 51 1-. '1 Ely avenue. . 11:111. ”Mm” 3°” °' “‘“d °“ we“ sou'm NORWALK 70 NEW lowed six months from the date 11010 W I. I, I“, I {successful bidder not later than u-
! ' NE E r\ltitmall}: Road near Connecticut Turn- ' HAVEN - lot for the cteditors of said estate to Lonchdlf. 2h ........ -l 2 2 2 :1 08.111151 lSt,1917, at. said Trust Cw
-WANTED-’MEN. 18 OR OVER! MO Y SAV ON in e. in“ be ”Id at once to close A. Ill—12:26:: 1: 13X. 5: 37 6: 07. exhibit their claims for settlement lanmt-s lb ........ :l 1 l 12 0 0:11am: '
. , 11v giving me. your ortim for my-I estate. Small amount of cash motile. ' ' \ Seintnut' ., 4 0 o o 4 1 d t 1 Joel w
wanted. Government ratlwav mail' spool-111nm mnde_ leaders and gutters led, balance. on t 7:15. 9:19.10:29x,11: 1111, 1116811. ’IThose who neglect to present their at: d3’FI'iGIltl CI». "’"o 0 a I 0 0| The riEht is reserve 0 e
1211111111875 month. List government ‘ ' ' mor gage Inquire P M -1: 20, 2: 20 (Brld 0 art onl , t m erly altesu-d, within said """"" " 1'01 all bids. \'0 bid for less than Pl;
lwhich give lasting ser11ce—-Try andI Keogh & Candee, Attys. United Bank 3 p y Iowa '4' p p Sellmld‘ If --------- 4 1 1 0 0 0, d.
”b5 free. Franklin Institute, Dept be convinced Plumbing. heating. building. Tel. 5352. Saturday “PM 2 3‘ (Bridge-00" 011': time, will be. deported a recovery. All ‘Whonc. If IIIIIIIIII 3 1 0 2 o p can h9- considert; "
289'. Rochester, N' Y' islate roofing. Henry A. liegelcin 56 13' 55“"le only), 2- 41 (BlidZeDOFt persons indebted to said estate are Ryan, 30 .......... ..4 ‘1 1 I 0 0 CHARLES C ICUHNER.
Water strcet/fl‘ei. 4733' . FOR SALE——T0 SETTLE ESTATE. only, except Saturday), 313011, 028. requested to make immediate paymentI EICGl‘iIWI-p c ......... 1 t; I 6 g (1) HARRY l BENNETT.
LOST. l tCoitnge 7 team all improvements. 81.5119. 6331. 6151. 7:08x. 7:32 (Bridge to porn m' ____ '._ E. __ FREDERIC 9?“??? 02111151011”
‘1 . . — . - 0m
LOST—SAT Ah‘TlIRNOoN AT McLEAN PRESENTS PETITIONS John street. East \orwalk. Price port 011111) 9.20, 11.08. . zACHARiAII KEASIASIR, . Totals IIIIIIIIIII 33 7 9 27 12 SIM Dis Jim
East India Tea store, an of 0 t WASHINGTON .luly 11.—United :32 500. Also another cottage, 7 roams, Sundays AdministratorI All Collegiates. --——— ~ . -- ~—-—-'-
1’ c C n 3”" 1 isome improvements, Harriet street. A. .‘11.——12:26x. 1:13x. 7243. 9:197 on. Kisco. N. or Joseph R Tay- ab 1' it no a '3
ing 4 yards black material and bath- States Senator George I. McLean Fri- Price $1. 900. 1019 11.12! 11.5” . , ' S tit horwalk. I hlcndelsohn, ss . ..... 3 0 0 0 2 1
ing accessories Finder plggse return day presented the following pctitionsI P v“ .2'10x 3'11" 4'4911 6.3“ 101', attorney, on hicFarland, 2b. .4 0 1 2 1 1
10 H R Nash‘s store, North 1:11am in the United States 'Senate I ‘ '_ ' ' ‘ ' I' “ ' : ' ........ 3 0 0 4. 0 2 __
‘ street. ' 39 3t From citicnzs of Elliot, Court, and |ASk 10h“ To Haves 6:48, 7:933“ 8‘33" I9'25x' 10.1011. . . NQTlCE . P b II9.Hnrley, p ........... 4 0 1 0 4 0
committee on Food Supply of State of; Real Estate—Innocence 11:,163’ (Bildgepprt on H' District of \orwalk. as re a IDenny. If -------- E 0 0 O 9 9 WANTED—YOUNG 11 AN IN 513%,
“‘,.__ . Connecticut maxing for government'I 7 AIN ST. NORWALK. NEWiHAVEN To 8°UTH. NOR. COUTI, July 7th, A D..1917.I163I(X‘mhI IIEIcE """""': g (i 11 g I: Department. I
_. food comm WALK Estate of Edwin H. Mathewson, tateIScagm? 111a ------- Z 0 1 7 0 .‘. A fireman “mm
1WANTED—YOUNG'MEN .21 T01 ' From Daughters of Founders and *' M.—-—12:251, 4:35x, 31:53!" 5:50' 0" Norwalk to said distiict, deceased. -Bentz, 1"f ...... » H4 0 (l 0 (1 5‘ 2 needle sleeve facets.
31 years Of age to “ork in 1310th Patriots of America, r11 i f 1- 1:11.01]. wanted 6250' 8 05' 8: 30 9 41X. 11:00’ (”dared that the trustees Of the Reynolds, 0 ......... 1 0 0 6 2 0 2-needle sleeve hands.
V ( p yng 0 eg' P- 31‘1”” 2 13"- 33‘7": 435- rented in and b the will all , _______ g, ..
Steady 311191031110“ and chance t0: isletio to protect moral of Americant trust c y needle fell hands
earn good wages Applv Jonas &. oldie; e- I We will pay ydu the highest 5:13;, 53sz 5: 37, .6:11x, 3:53, said deceafiedv primarily for the bone Totals .5: ...... h ”.30." 1 4 24 9 6 'Final examiners. .
. . . s ..
Naumberg. SiSpring street. 1 Imatket Paces for scrap iron and 9333' m 01 grace 0' Mathewson. exhibit A ‘C core Oyononin if}. 0 1__1 IIIeginnets paid while learning.
FromWoman Suffrage association of metal in hr 1 _ . . . ......... 000
, " Connecticut. Dra1 mg for woman suf- g8 quantit 38' G“ 111‘ Sundays ttheir account to this court for adjust N: I- ----------- 0 1 1 0 1 8 2 2 x—‘i , ‘ '
3-3.---— A . “age :formation from us beforesellingto A M.——4:35x, 1:531, 7:55,; '3-3oxt'ment. a, the Probate office in N01" mammary—.5110 base hits, Ryan ,
. , . 'Front citizen of 11 d t. H t” anyone' 92,4111. 11:00- ‘ walk on the 7th 1191' 01.111117. 1917 at Guarnieri, Hurley, Lonchak: first on I ll
WANTED—YOUNG MEN 18 s " gen" 3' T.-M-—12=17X;'1~'55x- 2123’“ “0"- 111 oclock forenoon; and that all pet». balls: on Hurley. 1: on Guamieri: 4; . .
ford and New Britain, protesting} \ L. EFF-RON
years of age .to work infactory. a ainst nation
Steady employment and chances to gT-‘rom Chautaahq‘hr: 13:16:?“ New 1111- ggfifivfim East Hal-walk.
earn 800“ W193“- ADD‘)’ Janos & you and Young Men’s Christian Asso-I . To] .1906
cam good “7339*" Apply Jonas ‘. I-clation of Ansonia, praying for 1111- ELKS’ DELEfizf—Es-MLLm
Itional prohibition. BOSTON, July 6;——-Eilis who will
come f1 0111 all parts ‘51 the country to
attend the national convention of the
order here next week, will find few
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How disappointing it is when you F 1F. HUNTINGTON, D. C.
,. try to take time by the tonetoctt to dis-1 catnopnncrot; idle moments on their hands. Anette
cover that another .iettowtgot- there “mum ‘1” Palm“ 3°90“ m We“? Drdsram of entertainment has
' Chiropractic, Davenport,1'owa, 1111- been Breasted for each of the eight
first and pulled Inli :the hair out.——:Now
.. d ,. ' '
Orleans States. 1117'? .in addition to the business 595.
sinus which will open on..Tuestiay.t An
important matter to be considered
will be-Lhe proposition to appropriate
0 million dollars for war relief. , f
I A court of honor for the Ivisitorp'
will line: erected in Copley Square
' .' 1'0
511; the Stars and Stance,
_. ity flag; .
:nounces the opening of his office at
4: 100 Washington street, over Pobplen’
iTruot Comma-South more 091111 i
0111001101113. III-180.111.. .2461) 1111
Sundays and ovpnlngs by up "
Adolph Basin, of 159 £94010 simi,‘
who has been 28 years .n The Iemttlo'y
of the Joseph flioth Com-la '1101!‘ with
the Remingtonr 11m: W
11011..
- 4: 35 5:1311. 6:1117, 7:05x, 8:53,~
I.
951811,
9' ..35 11:3011.
sputh Not-walk to Danbury
A.lf.:-—613, 81.2.7 9:591. ... .
P. M.——1:27. 1: 54x. 2' 43 (Saturny
only) 4:391. 5: 27, (except asthrdnyis‘).
6: 25.
Sunday:
A. M.—‘-9:25, 10: 2911
P. M.——2:15, 7:20. '
Danbury to South Not-walk ,_
A 91-4100,- 7:25. 7: 5511,3(Mondhys
only) 8: 25 (except Monday), 10'- 051.
11 50. '
P. Tin—4133:,
Saturdays)
1
'07, 8' 36:, (encept
1.1.1 the court will be poles hear- -
in said matter unit
1
sons interested
be. notified thereof, the said trustees“
will cause thisI order to be published
{in a newmnper having a circulation
lin said district, at least five days be-
fore suld 17th- day of July, 1917.
HENRY W GREGORY,
' ' ‘ Judge
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NOTICE
Court”. 11111 7. A. D. 1917.
Nonprofit; In said district, deceased.
IBistriot of Norwalk, on. Probate-
Estate of John H.1‘erris, late of
Ordered. that the executors exhlbltII.
struck one: by Hurley, 6; by Guar-‘
nieri; sacrifice hits Hay-met Whone,
left 011 bases. Norwalk Independents,
ii; All Colicgintes. '1':
hicI-Tafiand to Scanlon;
iates. 1;..Notrwalk Independents, 5,;
.hitby pitcher, Stebbine; stolen bases.-
» umpire, -
Cahill. time, 1:40: Sentinel’s score. .
Norwalk Independents, 2:
double play.
Seymour to
Lonchak: first on errors, All Colleg-
l
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