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WANTED.
.WANTED:-COIIORDI) DISH wWASH- ,
91 $25 m’onth. Room and board. Ho-
.1el Mahackemo. 317 at
. WANTED~3 0R 4 LABORERS. AI .-
‘b'o man as helper on leowagon.10uu,
mail-banks, Dorian, Conn.
__...¢4
117 3t
WANTED—A GIRL F01. GENER-l
:11 housework. Mrs. F. . .odchild, 83;
111111er Road. 117 1
WANTED—BOY FOR STORE AND
delivery service. The Roller Store. 32
South Main street. 1163
girl for cener 11 housework telephone
11116. 116 at
WANTED~_EXPFIR1F1NCI1;11 OPER-
1.'11.'11s on Singel sewing machines \1c-
iorla Waterproof. 68 Water 111119914
South Norwaik.
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WANTED—MEN,
116 31;
IN
Good pay while learning. Crofut &
Knapp, j14 6t
“murals—orb 1111.311 roam;
Don't mattel it broken. I pd) $210 $15;
awr full set. Single and partial plates
in~ proportion. Send by parcel post
“lid 1‘90“"? check ‘1).1' return lllflil. L. 1Y- R9111 39. Also loft steamlleuted,i - yIndian fighter, who died here Sundaydners were Mrs. Howard A. (.‘rampton
14.17.01“. 2007 s. 5111 street. Plhludobingbt on on sides. 0111; Eicctllc ele- 1m?“ :fiffifiglffifimgmall, were held today renown-1. by inter-ibirs. Frank 111. Bacon, Mrs. A J. 1111911.?
1111111, Ila. 111111011 SPFVICQ, 5,000 sq. ft. of floor little used '11 148 South Main street in”), in Arlington Natiomi Cemetery er, and Mrs George R Van Air/mo.
WANTED —— l1\Pi1 R11 \Ci1 l) IIAT-
101> in all departments for open shop.
Good wages guaranteed Apply by
letter or in person to Frank H. Leo
tCo.,Danbu1y
WANTED-TWO BOYS A'l‘ Tlii"
Illrever Hat (30., Railroad avenue
' jltl 3t
'WANTED—MFIN, 18 OR OVER
wanted. Government railway mull
clerks. 875 month. List government
who tree. Franklin Institute, Dept.
2311'. Rochester. N Y
nan, $100 for masses; to each of the
six children of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
lMcMaron of No. 56 West avenue,
$3110 each: '
DARIEN MAN REGISTERED TWICE.
Not satisfied to register once, Ar?
nold M. 1Knoie, oi Darien, had to regis-
tier twice.
wanted to be sure that he was draftol.
iii that is the case, it might be. possible!
illat some other young fellow whom-
1 number is drawn will be willing to .11-
ilow him to substitute. At any rate. he
was given tWO numbers on the draft
list, 3433 and 3360. While looking
over the list yesterday City Clerk
Stephen Dokus discovered the mis-
1ake. In correcting it, Mr. Dokus gaveI
iMr Knoble the latter number, 3360. By'
the way, the willingness of Mr. “Knoble
to register twice cost the Federal gov-
ei'llment about a dollar for telegrams
used in making changes in the list
«out to the state and to the Federal
authorities ‘
.1
1
Commodore Wm. F Clarke's knoolt-
about “Nelda." came in next to last in
the New Rbchelie Yacht (.lub races
fiaturday. You'll have to do better
than that, Commod
_. 1
WANTED-BY DAY OR WEEK,L
THE SIZINU'
department to learn felt but making.‘
., ...2 t
It is understood that Ar-,
:nold is very fond of army life and“
mefiw* ”# u-vibb. -:‘lm
f . NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Persbnrzl
, IVE WS
7 J
5.1-.
NOTICE
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court, July 16, A. IL, 1917.
Estate of Elizabeth Hadden, late of
1 Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
Ordered, that the trustee of'certaiu
or said estate exhibit its account to
this court for adjustment, at the Pro—
bate cities in ‘NorWalk, on the 24111 day
of July. 1917, at 2 o'clock, afternoon;
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof. 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 24th day of July,1
Business and Professional
Cards, Miscellaneous vAtis.
unthi- plge. Twenty-Five Words or
Less, 25c. Three Times, so. 1 week
31.00. thlchcc orCaps Double Price.
.........,-.,.
, FOR SALE.
TO LEV-WE AT 44 WATER,l FOR SALE—16 FOOT 'ROW BOW.
‘street, also loft at 40 Water street,,1 With oars, 18 Cove avenue, East Nor-
iSouth Norwalk. inquire of Edward w.alk Phone 773-2.
I Farrell, 24 Hallilaud street. l
1-1-—
Miss Florence T. Mitchel! of 259'
Flax Hill Road, was tendered a sur-;
prise .yesterday afternoon, the occa-I
: i 9 .. 1917 sion marking the thirteenth anniver ‘
_ 7 x y r '1 .
To LETflOUSE 21 UNION, FOR SALE “7 00‘ h A\E‘1\1Uh WIRY W GREGORY sary of her birth. The young people
“We“. Six rooms and ham Inqmre with ,0, by water Apply Chas. Ii. HE. - J 11 e enjoyed the occasion with variousl
)1 ' u
Eliatoh & Bailey Co. , lame, or Taylol & Golden g games, music, etc. The decorations;
' -_~_ 1 F0 were of a patriotic nature. consisting'
FPO-”LET—E ROOMS WITH 1111 be“ R stiff“? 50111) TAXI. A 11' .- f “\9TIC1Ek ss Prob to of colored crepe paper pennants andf
iblovements, 72 Nolth Main street.1 gain d ”do entlal H0152 31' Coulrstuylltl :6 80381917 . a tings artistically arranged. The Gen-i
- . y 1 . . .. 1 ter lece on the dinin -r 2
Rent 815 Also 7 room cottage withI . Estate of Jesse Caldwell. lat? 0f p 8 com table was,
a large birthday cake, containing thir-5
gteen candies. Those in attendance?
were: Margaret Hoyt, Gretchen Ryder,‘
Martha Hamilton, Cecile Byrne, Eliza-
all improvements, at 9 Lincoln a1 cone. 1
Norwaik. in said district, deceased.
Inquire at United Glocery
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS .
iPremium flat Dutch and Danish Bail Ordered, that the administrator ex-
liead. The finest winter cabbage thatlhib“ his administration account to
grows. Extra fine hardy plants, loci‘mrs “0“” ‘0' adjustmmt' at “‘9 'Pm' beth Huntington Ruth Brush Alice
a hundred, 33 a thousand. White,bate Ofilce 3:“ Not-walk. on the 24”]‘1Ruvmond Amv ’Raymond Rut'b \ic-i
Plume celery plants. Very showy'da-V 1" “”1 1917' 3‘ 9 (”mm fore.'1lia.lion \Iabel Miller Marj’ri Cand e '
plant, 40c a hundred. 1.\'o delivery. 1’1“)“ and ”‘5” all Demons interested lddna Ill-adbur: J01; 11' 0. 6C 1 e Li
«w 5..., ,. Reynolds Highland in said estate may be notified thereof. Marion MagncP' Ro,f:r,1m\\,0,;e:l:$;
1'0 LET-—8 noon HOUSE ALL'm’ar “"c“ ”me [the admims'ml'.” W1". cam this 0: Wolfe, Chal'les'll’ard, William ’ward,"
new modern improvements Centroiio-j (M m b” pumfled 1:, 2&1?fo Paul Ward. Harry Brede. Lewellyn'
,cutlon. Rent 380. Call '15 Flax 11111. ENCMNGE A 11.111111; 3 cm“ a m l N Godfrey. Georg! Clark. Joseph Brrnv.
FURNISH-
led rooms. Three connecting furnished
10011111 for light housekeeping at the
“Jolmsoniun” 2liigll street, South
Norwalk..i14 3t
—':‘--~—- ~—-——————
TO LET~DESIRA BLE
av enuc,
FOR SALE-OR
the days before said 2-ith day
It .11 'h 181aniev Steamer, enriched delivery 3' “‘1'“ . . , .
0 ( I one 1117 101'“ ill A-l condition. A bargain. 11 Un n- .01” July, 1917. 51112311110; Mitchell, Robert G' M” -.
' i 1 ' .. 1 HENRY \V. GREGORY, ' ’ ' I
1 TO LET—~NICE ROOMS AT THE '0" “9"“ Roman" “7 3‘1 Judge
1101111 Bristol, :2, $2.50. :3 week-‘ 0 s q r , . ‘ "MW--- A delightful bridge party was held
Board 35 50 week 94 Wasmngtonlngugp BigiEzNgA‘l‘AND Iélg‘gg-l FUNEAL OF GENERAL CLOSSON at the home of Mi‘b. Howard A (‘lamp-
street 16 12t " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ " “‘ 1 ___ ton, Elieiden avenue, by Mrs. Richard.
“*‘— -:{)KII(IIPTETP:IO§T ,,;:OR\§fiR13:KI;X¥:i WASHINGTON, l?.-—Fuiit‘l‘al,ll. ambling of New Yolk cit). Four
TO LET ”4 ROOM APARTMI‘ NT 1 " ‘ L 1service»; for Brigfien. Henry W. Cios- «ables of auction bridge and one table
1 Y Y I '
Swartz 8: Corbett block. Adults on; SERTIINEI" lson, retired, (‘ivii War vcti‘l‘nu unrl:of whist were played. The prize win-
July
4‘. 4 4...
room. For further paitirulals apply,
(lenelai (‘iossom who was 83 years Miss Chlistina Thompson who is visit-1
Old Well Cigar C0
.ot 111:0,qu born in Wllltingll'ml. \‘1- ing Mrs. John C Sherman was award»
SALE—_SCRIPI‘S BOOTH 31”,, graduated from West I'olnt-in thx‘;ed the guest prize. Those whom Mrs."
rims of 1834 and rose thmilll'l 1“" Gambling entertained were Mrs. Leo
'irades to the rank of colonel. Ill 1901' Davis M“. Hem) C Sherer, Mrs. E
il.e was lctired with the rank of briga- Wilfred nodw’gn Mrs Frank w l
idler-general. Woodward, Mrs. L 0 Coolidge, Mrs I
G. R Van Alstyne, Mrs. C. H Copley,.
Mrs. M. ll. Nutting, Mrs. J. C. Sher-i
Cillle1enings T S. Donaldson .jH Bil
1 TO LET~STORE 207 WASHING! 7°“
ton street East Norwaik. Apartments' passengei 1upabout 1916 model. .I. W.
1209 Washington street East Norwalk 1’0111ien, 9 Crescent Tel'lace. Phone
land 39 Chapel street,l\lor111'nlk.111-331'2
quire Oi South Main street. Tel 60. [—
Fon SALE~FORD RUNABtmT 1N9
1pcliect running order, hand klaxon,;
HOW couuscrlcur subponrsoi
THE RED caoss 31000001100
BUSINESS NOTICE.
fig
WAR FUND. man.1Mrs. R. 11‘ Way, Miss Ella Byx- !
ee, Mls. F. 11‘ Huntington Mrs F. R
ltepolts flom all the cities in (‘on Baton. Mrs H A. Crampton, Mrs F) R.
ll'f‘CliHll taking part in the RM ( ”1““ Jones, Mrs. W. A. ’I‘olles, Mrs. A. J.
0 0110,0110 c.111 atoll conlliied by'
*1 0 ‘ 1. I Metker, Mrs. J E. Sayre, and Miss:
speedometer, shock absorbers. new
litres this spring and extra delivery.
bought and sold. Also furs and ind-5 body. Edw. Bartram, 13 1.2 Union!
115' clothing. 11‘ you have any cloth-i l’hone 1197.5, 116 31,,
in): to dispose of we pay the highest
ipiiees Call or telephone, IS. Cohen, 413.
H1 1111 str,oet Norwalk. Phone 329-2.
MEN'S DISCARDED cum-11nd
street.
.lho lied Cross War Council show the
I’11‘-\“Sliollo11ring subseiiplinn to the “'11! Christina Thompson.
iPremium flat Dutch and Danish Ball 1« 11nd to date.
Returns to July 9th,1917.
FOR SALE4.ABBAGI§
George H. Reis and his daughter,
Might as well try to get through the Summer without 3
S1th as without a blue serge suit.
Both here.
Now a word of warning about blue serge this season—un-
reliable fabrics are more abundant than formerly. No one
can buy a. good fast color serge as low as last year.
The true blue that will stand by its color, here, unlined at
$15 up.
Straw hats $2 up.
ROGERS 89’ STEVENS
Norwalk .20. Norwalk
BliNiAlOW' APRONS
A new line of Bungalow Aprons in Striped and Plaid Gingham,-
trimmed with bias bands ............ $1.25, $1.60, $1.69, $1.75
P'erculo Bungalow Aprons with elastic bands, button side or
back ......... . ............ . .. 75c and $1.00
.............
Small Chambray Kitchen Aprons ..................... . 590"
Small Percale Aprons, with or without bibs ............. 350
J. I. MALLETTE
113 WASHINGTON s'r. scorn uoawm.
We Give Pink Stamps Free Delivery Everywhere
FLOUR
i
1 113 1111; Head. Tile finest winter cubbatu that! 111 11 'r 1 a m
INSURANCE 1 grown. Extra fine hardv pinata. 4001111 “966:, £331,111“ Anna Reis. leit Saturday morn-
: ‘ SPECIAL FRESH |a hundred. S3 :1 thousand. No d' liv- Bethe] ...... 5 8711.94 aim: for a two weeks’ tour. spending :1
FIRE BOILER | High grade crab meat. Deviled ery Stew Reynolds, Highland ale 111 “ml...” .. ..46,243.8-i 111'eek in New York visiting his friends. wind 3, grand—Thedoltinreliable-Bag ----------- 314:2,
LIFE WAR RISK;(1'1t1bs made to order. Quality and con-1111c.nenr Witch Lane. llrookfleld 4711,1111 lie will then .iOm‘ney to Towns River, arm“ 8 gm, per 02 ° ' ° " ‘ " ' ' ‘\ """"" ' ' ‘ ‘
ACCIDENT ~ ditton cumanteed Packed in 1 ll). ' Dnnbury 17.14319 6' ”11.11; N. ..I, 11 here be will spend a week vis- 20f Mlllne Team3?0!d”{d ll: ’ ' 32' ' - ' It‘l- ' lb 1 2 large Pkg“ 3%
BONDS 111113110 .,Moore distlict manngel, FOR SALE—GOO!) 1.A\'1) IN NEW1 31113154111311 17 9'1'1 <15 2. ,mg m, daughm 1111'. R0,, ,5 M W . agar gnmtu' Cell]? 0 ee, 0 gm e, {1.2115516315119511
STEAMSHIP TICKETS llithiliOild street. 112 (it settlement in Florida. Ally qllantity,,’ F‘lrminutonm. ”1.4138311 policeman of the x9“. Ymk 1,0,,” 0 911 an 03 0 ’88 3.. . ..... , .
' 1 ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' . Memmac Brand Columbia. River Salmon, flat can ...... 250
NOTARIEB PUBLIC ; ......................... Ifrom building lot up. Pleasant cll ,(mm-gomwn 1,000.00 force now lesidinc at 22 131111111 1110 A 1 P tt (1 1M i: 6 5 120 can 100
v . 1 RELIABLE DEALING lnm‘te your pound. Apply to O B. St. '(IH‘t’lHHtll 97,1751)” nuc South Not-walk , rmour s 0 e h 6111: .... . . .. . ..... 0 9113mm f 25
J M.Layl0il & (10.106. 1111 rugs, iron and metal is our method John. 18 South Osborne avenue. , 11611101111 ..... 545.7511? ' 1 Baker‘s Sweet O 000 o . . . . . . . .. c I f01' 0
Real Estate and Insurance We buy and sell everything second. lloulton ...... 12.11165}?- \irs Homer F' Buckm' n .1 , ’ Imperial Marrow Beans """"" lb 18c'21b5’ 01.350
South Norwalk, Conn hand, a large stock of second 111111111 FOR SALE .— A NIJWI .Y'}““'“,':“',‘.‘., " 24'3”“ "WHO be}... ,,,.,,,,,,,, ., ,0“. “3,35 “1111011): Steer-o beef Cubes ...... 1118.1:“01‘28o
‘ . I‘WP‘ IV a. -- ‘ ‘\ . ' ". '
' 41111118 always 0" hand- W0 My a5,1'1'nm'mcd house wilh “new“ 1 Middletml'n .. 71,509.69 garetviiie, in the Catskills. has re-. Armourli SlcedDrled Beef sma 6’ ergo c _ '
uncouesrs TO McMAHON FAMILY. 10°“ “5 ”1“ “1"“ ““1“ ““11 ”9*“ "0“ .monls Several barns on nwmlsesi Middletown 71,509.60 mm,“ ,0 Livingston Manor ,0 spend' Chotce Lme Fruit! and Vegetables. ‘
. . 1 P.. r, :1 .1" .
“n.9,, diamond lings and other low :beiter Get n'squ'lit‘ titerll.ll’l(1‘itiil'lre]e: and 15 acres of good farming land at, ”11111822811011 111 8 l 36,585.48 the remainder of the summer with .
eiry ar'eleit to Mrs. JohuF McMahon, Malloney, 52 Na“ Zan sre Conn tutnpike M” R Tarlov, 16 V0" Britain 123 1100 00 Mn; 0 (1.1Reigcr, and daughter of,
51y the will of Catherine 12. Ryan, (it ”“0“322‘5' Grove street. Tel. 753'12' ,Ncw Haven... {1'19 453,352 07 Flushing I. l.,\1ho have rented Mrs . 11 ' .
diartt‘ord. The remainder ot'the es- "' [fin ;_—IIXP‘E§-IIKNGIDTG New London.. 53171 . 6 Bruce Davidson's house on Church ' ec mann O .
tale is put 111 trust for five years. to be Margit-Lg Gpamter's supplies; wall FOR SALE—'FAMILY HOUSEi Now Milford. "2'300'0"1street.-l.l\'ingston Manor, New l'OlkJ O O 1‘ ' O.
tried for the following mil-pages. T°rvflper up-t'o-d'lto B‘yleg lowest prices, with one-halt acre or land on West :orwill: $311103,“an
maintain cemetery plot, to erect :1. Estimates cheerfully given, Trial on Nirwnlvl‘; RD“: “0“]; Connectictut Tim: 1312:1121 '''''''''' 16,369.98 ' ' .0 "‘ .——_. l 83 and 85'Wash1ngton St. Phone 1405-
allotlllluent on the Michael Scanlou lot dcrs solicited. Tel. 4110, Alexander 1‘ ,9, ‘ g“ “‘3 “0o“;t;“°:8h°re°:;_11111111169111 111,316.73 r Miss Ethel Mar piprco 0, Norwam'. ' . ,
1:111 Mt. St. Benedict cemetery, Hart- White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. :3 “Shams? osmmortgag: ”(fun-e] stamford 8467211 13‘)'000'00 and Clarke Alison Lloyd, of Erie, Pa.,1' . - ‘ @-
im'd. at a cost of $1.500; as :1 bequest 12r— ~——-:-r"'-'=‘—'”——~—~-—— ”"31 ke'ogh & Came, At,” 3,1,,“ Bank $288228; 30:00,,“ were married in Albany. N. v. on' Mrs. George Murray and daughter FORMER SENATE DOORKu’EPER
in May Ryan 01‘ Griswold street, New MONEY SAVED building Tel 535:2 \Vniiingford 7_135_09,Saturday, July 14, Miss Pierce is “1311- Dorothy, of Grant street, retulned DIES
IBritain, $1300; to Grace Gatiney, Pros- By giving me your order for my __ _: _ 4. 1-...“ . Washington .. 4,371.47 knelln in Norwalk The happy mullle 11011191 “3519““ “0‘“ 3 {W0 “391‘s . “'H
110011 avenue, $509; 10 Mrs. Jame-1 011- special hand made lenders and gutters FOR VSALE—IIOUSES ROOMfiOT Waterbury . 433333333 ‘ are enjoying an extensive honeymoon \i.~11t With friends 1“ Chicago. 1’ DANBL‘RY. Conn. July l7.—Wil~
lina, No. 28 'Bnbcock street. $500: to which give lasting service—Try and 130x351} feet. Garage, fruit, large gur- ‘23::1LIONHH': “472:” by automobile , , lianl liumphlies who as a doorkeep;
(Mrs. Lawrence, New Rochelle, N. Y-. be convmccd. Plumbing. heating. den. The owners > bustness :8,\l\'esillort 6,654.79 M1. “a... i \‘ictor H Dunn, of France street is er in the senate, figured in a sensan.
21.500 to each of the four children of slate. roofing, lawn mowers'sharpened. out 01? town, and must sell. Prlce 5111' Wliiimantic 1? 11:51.53 of .\'l “I‘d 11m- Charles 13' MCkWOOi enjoying a vacation from his duties iional incident at the State Capitol its
er-"an: 5111's. 11141111911120 of New. Ro- 111111131173113 Iiesolein. 511 NW slreet-,.11111l Winnied 1.1..7 198 and :mflghggelsmll: Ever: ”31:12: 1111:. 91111 the c. E Slauson comma) or 11195, as defender of the name. of AD»
«11111 e, ‘ 3 Gene : to Mrs. Casey and To. M Ma: ar y 0 an Stamford. , . , . , '
_ , _ . -' . 343 9 29 .ranam Linco n against an attack madq‘.
Katherine Keough, sisters, New Brit— l'ASk 10h“ To Haves $3:th 1,0,31'7896‘3663; 633 6:8. 95,? av.e.nue Mr. Lockwood who has an. ;by a person referred to at me time as.
min, 8300 9mm; to Rev. Thomas S.Dug- V ' Real Estatp-Insurance M'M Len emplmed in the auditing de Mm B. M, Richards has returnedifl prominent Hartford lnwyer, died
_WANTED——Y-OUNG MAN IN MFG.
Department. 1
2 needle sleeve iacers.
2 needle sleeve hands.
2 needle fell hands.
Final examiners.
; Beginners paid while learning.
1
131111111, Peabody
i 81 C6,,l11c.
A. M WOOSTD-R
1 ATTORNEY AT LAW
7 MAIN ST. . NORWALK. CARD or THANKS 9311mm Df Adams Express Company '
— ' We thank our many friends who for some time, EXpects shortly to be
1—- v—L‘OST.W - have shown us many tokens of kind- "3““?de ‘0 Taunton, Mass.
“"“““‘ nesses in connection with‘t‘he death
WATC‘H‘ of our beloved brother, Theodore L.
stlcct, South Smith.
“6 3‘,THE Missns SMITH
MARY A. “’ARDELL.
Miss Grace Barnum and mother,"
who have heal visiting Mr. and Mrs ‘
LOST—LADY'S GOLD
Return to .53 Chestnut
Norwalk. Reward. Edward H. Gumbart oi Fairileld ave-
nue, leave today for their summer
home in Bethe]. Miss' Barnum is
‘teacher of physical training at t'hc'
\icrris high. school, New York city. 1
AND MRS
LOST—A BAG CONTAINING,
{our bathing suits, near Standard Oil
Works. Findel please return to 51
West avenue, South Norwalk, and re-
ceive reward. 116 31.;
Pawnbrokers Sale
This is to notify all persons con-
cerned that on or after July 19. 1917,
1 H . . . I shall sell at public or plivntc sale
‘LOST'AIOM‘ RE“ ARD I‘ObT pledges unredeemed within six months
DPObabll on Bouton 01‘ Cliff street In,irom the dates when the some were
small pocketbook Finder please re- respectively left with me. in pledge
low to Michael Ritzo, 12 (3111’! street.1 The numbers of pledge tickets I‘ED'
116 31'. resenting said property and the dates
of their respective issuers are as fol-
. 1011!
L0 9’14 30“" BOAT YESTER‘ 16736,Nov. 3,1916; 16739, 1601..
day aftelnoon, at East Bench, Ben 15-11916; 16766;16769, 16771. Nov. 13,1916;
land Reward offered Oars and Oar-£16778,16780 NOV.15,1916;16788 NOV.
17 1916 1679., Nov 22 1916;16822,
11°C” "‘ b0“ Rem“ m M“ ‘H' A tool: 8.1916; 16828_ Dec. 5. 1916; 16611.
Late Exam“ 11112111111111, 1391! Island. 114 31 Dec 9.11116; 16848'Dec 11 19111; 16860,
Send - 16861, Dec 14 1916, 16874. Dec. 19,
or _
U. S. Patent ‘ ' '
1011169 1 f‘ '» for Bookleti LOST—MANS OBEY FACE GOLD’ 19113: 16887 Dec 21 1916:16886 Dec
1 22 1916:M886,18888,16890,Dec 23.
on Patenta' watch. Finderieturn to Sentinel ot~1 '
I? P ,1 ,l, lilac and get reward. 1916; 16894, Dec. 26, 1916; 16899.16901"
!, BRIDGEPORTr MWICUT
1 am 51131;"- 114 31 16902, Dec. 211, 1916,
‘ '5 r“ ‘ ‘ ‘.—_m '
LOST—A NEW CANOE, DEEP M A- South horwalk‘, 0111111., July 16,1917
Sentinel have. pay. Try one,
has resigned his position with the
Norwalk Tire & Rubber 00., 1grid is
now messenger for the Adams Ex
press company between New York
and New Haven. ‘
4' York city, is visiting Mr. and Mrs...|
'John C Sherman, or Putnam avenue.'
Miss Sherman is teacher of dress,
making at the Washington Irving high
School.
1
1'
1
Mi
1
terday.
iii-19'-
Mrs. Mary Mead,
spent the weekend with friends lill
.,Norwalk. , .
roan, old-town open gun'wale. Lost last .1050. merm
night from Enst'Beacb. Bell Island.
40 Wow about
Reward for return. Phone 1818. 11“! 3t]
from a visit with hot daughtel, Mrs. here today.
Arthur F. Murray, at her home Moon
:tain Park, Allentown, Penn.
' street, South Norwalk, is spending her man defied 111m. ejected him from “16.- 1
vacation with Miss Clara. Reinhold, ol'l'oom. Returninz 10 the senate charm. ~
Staten Island, N. Y.
.is spending a two weeks vacation in by senator Chundiel,
Elmer Cuttelrali of Broad street the White Mountains.
,lon Place is confined to the house was one of the 1.1.10 hundred defend...
twith three fractured ribs.
\iiss Christina Thompson of New city is the guest ot'1Mrs. John Sherman!
of 56 Putnam avenue ‘ 1 l
__ - speed recold in considering tlte $640.- of an unusual nature A Steam 3110‘?
Mrs Richard F. Noack, of Mott ave- 000 000 aviation program bill, passed being used in connection with extfie
one. and Miss Ruth McFarland, or last Saturday by the House in five sive yard construction work hearth”
Greens Farms, were in New 10111 your hours, was made today when the gen.:Danbury Fair grounds become (19'
. ate Military committee at a 45 minute ed 81111 overturned across both mmfi
messiah unanimously ordered a iavor— “119 tracks
0‘ New Canaan.1 able’ report without amendment.
He was 82 years old. .
Doork'eeper Humpbrieu, a veteran
of the Civil Wat, ordered the traduc~
er of Lincoln, who was in the Senate
11%.; Frances Kelly of 25 Chestnut! at the time to desist, and when the.
{her Mr: Huniphries started to apoio»
Egize to the senate for the disturbance...
Miss Myra Lee, of Putnam alenue. ills not had cr,eated but was stopped '1
who told him
ithe senate on ed him an apology for
permitting him to eject the man no; ,
Mrs. Archibald t. Joslin of 10 U11 aided by its membeis. Mr. 1Hui'llphries,
:ants in the. Danbury- hatters' case.
i settled a few days ago
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Miss Tina Thompson of New York
STEAM SHOVEL DERAILsD.
1311113131113 Conn, July 17.—-'rrumn1
AVIATION, DUDGET pAssED.' ,on the Danbury- Poughkccpsle line of
' . 'the New Haven road was interrtiplefi
WASHINGTON, JULY 17 ~Another for a time this forenoon by an accideil!
Early this afternoon
,wrecking crew had succeeded inc
1ing one track of the wreck of the:
,‘derous‘ machine.
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