Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 24, 1917 · page 11

 
 
 
 
 

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Business and Professional
j Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.

on thin page, Twenty-Five Words or
Less, 251:. Three Times, 50. I week
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FOR SALE. l
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FOR SALE-HORSE, ABOUT 1,100

To LET: i

TO LET—(i ROOMS AT 54 spRiVoi—

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WANTED.

WANTED—A GOOD OPPORTUNI- '1

 

U for bright b0\ to learn the pi'intingistrect. Rent $14.1nquile J A. Rudder, lbs, ‘Souud in (21"er way. Will sell to the follow-in

Itade Inquire at the Etching Si’llli'tltlb‘ So. Main street, or Tel.1440j2~i 3t cheap Litton Paelflc Tea C0

\\ oodward a1' enue.

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! TO LET~5 ROOMS 25 MONROE

WANTED— A WOMAN FOR GEN street. down stairs, from Aum
1;1';1l housework from 9 a 111. until .1 part implotements, 113111 $15. Inquire

 

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FOR SALE—~13 ACRE FARM FIVE
'100111 house, new ham, large chicken
1 mo and 111111.1' out buildings. All kinds

. TO LET—4910.1” ROOM 110F512 'lt'i'uit. F01 full particulars address box

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avenue, aMrvin Bleach. Tel 1163 2.

 

 

 

 

WANTED—GIRL FOR OFNI‘RMI with iniprovonients $18 Inquire at ml P011115 alenuc,Nolw.1lk. ju 3t
’lttllSFW6Fk, Appfi' at 51 Semi” Koclcr’s shoe store. .121 31
11119. 1.24 in ' FOR SALE-1917 FORD CHASSIS.

 

-—-————-—~— To LET—DESIRABLE FURNISH- Could be used for either commcitial
WANTED—BOY T0 STRIP To. pd mom, Thm, mnnmmg {maimed 01 10min: infilloscz. Run about 1500}

 

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"iIHCBD at B. J Rot'nolds‘ Ciganmnms {01. light housekeeping at We niilcs. Tilt‘tliltlno 1.311.134 3,
factory, G titti'iland street. ’ "'Johnsonian," 2 High street, South. .
__,~____, ,W Norwuk 1211'» FOR SALE CHEAP 4 '01. .1

' ('llal‘flcl‘l‘l‘

' Wicrcnce and $50 cash security.

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xtt'itli’ car to handle “Clip-tin
support 1111- running

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boys F01 further information write Road P110116 111?. flame.
Eli's“? ()lnlslead, 833 Main strcct, .... 5...,
' Bridgeport. ‘1 TO LET *4 ROOM APAIt'l‘IllliN'l‘.1: FOR SALE—AN S ROOM IIOl'SE,
«.1. ~W—v——- —--— Sttoltz & (‘olbctt block Adults 011- With imlll'ovcmcnis, 2 2 acres of
WANTED—411R]. AS CLERK I‘m 1 1y, Rent $9, Also loft stenmhpmpd, land, all kinds of fruit. Call 01 phono
,tsulllmcl‘ months. Allllly Western Un light on all sides. Otis Electric 1-1., William llmtumm. 312 Flux ltilt
i011. 'relwéml‘h oificc, 323 35 valor sclt'icc .1000 511., of floor R0410 .. 120 61:
WANTED—TWO nouao 1110111221 3):"- , 1:0; WW rartimlm's 11111111 = TWWCT —— 1111 1'
would like any kind of day work in l “‘1 111‘“ C0 ‘ ‘
.. V . . . -~ 101101111011 house with inipiol'o-
booth Aorwalk, only. [\0 othcr town
.— .. . TO LET~STORE 207 WASHINL'L- 11101113. 50101111 barns on premises
(ill 20 Mndtsou street. 1.1.3 .11
ton street East Norualk. Apartments and 15 :11ch of good farming land at
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WANTED—1111' WORK or My 09 Washington slrcot Eust.;\or11'itlk(011u tulnlukc Mrs R Tariov. 16

" South Norwalk. 1

:mcn bctween 16 and 18 wars of ago

, good pay. Apply at Oili(',1' Muller Glor-

WANTED—HUNDREDS ”(3011111151 ____, fl liousc, (911111. clcctric lights, 1111 12511
1110111 war positions open. Mon wo- T0 LET—STORE AT 44 WATER 175 11 >01dillllnt'dldlt'll'. 1150011011311 SW
mcn wanted $100 month Write im' street, also lott at 411 Water street, “mm“ "“0 111011111111 ““1 "‘ "00d “’3'
int-diately for list Franklin Institute, South Norwalk. tliliou, (billions: 119050 and small
“,1”. 23,,” Ron-hostel} N. Y. ‘Farroll, 't-lutks. Mrs. C. Schultz, Bridge street,
M ~—. __-___. _ :'_I'Ia.~t Norwalk, Conn.

FOR SALE—lll'llsox cow Fott‘ ‘

in milk salc chcall Inquire 13 Windsor Placc' FOR SALE—FORD RUNABOUT 1N
coxniSsiou 519 South Norwalk 123 31 good condition. Will sell cheap it
to bcrnnncr. sold at once. Call 12 Woodward are-

first (slaqs T0 LET—ONE, TWO 0R THREE'nue. 121 31
Ad- rooms, furnished or unfurnished for
P. P. Mdhoncy,
'an Zant sti'cct. Phone 1182-5.

 

Inquire of Edward
24 llavllaud street.

 

WANTED—YOUNG .\l.\‘.\' ()l?‘ (1001",
as rotltc, salesman
husinoss. Salary and

1101' wcck. Guarantccd
filtlst be able to furnish

 

 

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FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS.
'Flat Dutch Ball Ilcad anti Red Cab

jg, 81 light housckccping.
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(11-1-55 box X, carc of Sclltincl.

 

 

 

MALE AGENT,
trust: to“, T0 LETi—s ROOM HOUSE. ALL plants fine and hardy. 400 a hundred
board and 1011.1- new modern improvements Central to $3 a thousand, \o delivery.
Fvciy lord 1111 nor Gillitm- R91“ 330 Call 75 Flax Ilill|ltcynolda Highland avenue near Witch

WANTED~l HELP.

(1 s of Ford cars.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and 31‘ Chapel stmct, Norwalk. T0l. '1’-5312f

quire 64 South Main strect.

{n.i (ll'ovo street.

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”N Tel 60. ,

Mr. Songcl, No. 2 Smith street.

 

| _‘ _ FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
! ' gwltb one-ball acre 01" land on Wc'st

BUSINESS NOTICE
lpiko. Must be sold at (“‘60 to close

MEN‘S DISCARDED CLOTH'NQ s01111110. Small amount oi cash rc'ztilr-
bought "11nd sold. Also furs and lad— 01!, balance on mortgage
ics' clothing
1111' to dispose of wc pity tllc highl’gtihtlilding.T015352
pl'iccix Call or tolcphonc, S Cobra, «15 .
Wall atrcct, Norwnlk. Phone 321101

 

WANTED—A BOY Oil YOUNG
1117111 as a worker in a dl'y goods store.
#111va to A.1)lckt‘rtnzin Kr Son 123 31

WANTED-wEXPERlENCED TRIM
311015 and machine girls for opc‘n’liat
firmly Apply to tho Frank 11. Ltd

0. llnnbury, Conn. 323 (it

 

 

 

 

 

- , 113 1111 1313711: 1101 (lai'anc. fruit. largo Kill";

WANTED -— EXPERII'INCED FlRE-| 11011. The owncr‘s business 111'

mm. Apply at Whinipanlc factory. RELIABLE DENIM-G '11111 of town, and must sell. Price $2.
The Norwalk Tire 11:. Rubber Co. 121 31 01111,

ill rags. iron and lnctal is oul' nletllod1
“0 buy and sell ('1'-0111111111: 590011111 A

hand, :1 largo stock of second hand, Sk JOhn To Haves
| tel room. 8101th WOlk goods always on hand. “9 pay as} Real Estate‘lnsurance

10 “n“ in S 0 ‘ ‘ '.1:t)t)d as the ncxt man and limit ,1'011'7 MAIN ST \IORWALK

 

YOUNG

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u 3 1bcltcr. (let a squaxc deal Philip I’.! — ~~-—-—~ ~-
j" “1“" 1"] ‘1 illnhoncy. 52 \‘an 7.11111 aircet. Tclm:
151.0,,911325 ITODAY IN WALL STREET
WANTED-0Il) FALSE TEE Til. fl .. .- ., M... i to.-.“ _
Don' t, mattcl it broken. I pay $2 to $1.111 PAINTING -- PAPER-HANGING WALL STREET. “1'31! :1. m.——'I‘bo'

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Singlc and partialplalcs'dccoratinc. palntcr’s'ttupplics; wall,il'l'clnllar changes rt'corticd at the op-

Scnd by pal-col pout ' paper, unto-date styles. lowcizt pricesflcning of today's market were limited
I..1Ent,llnatcs cheerfully gIVen. Trial or-‘to fractions in important stocks, the

[101' full act.
in proportion.

 

 

‘ford and wife;

'and in part by land of Daniel A. New—1

bane. Ct'l913’p‘lnln White Plume. All,

Store ,

fNorwalk Road near Conncctictlt Turn-L»

Inquire» ‘
If you how any ”0”" Kcogh K: Candcc. Allyn. United Balik,‘

FOR SALEHiorsm1100.113 101'?

. 'Iioodiicr buildinu. \\'a.-1hitigton sti'cct.

 

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Probate Sal: of Real’ Estato Mrs W. C. Wood is on a visit of sev-
Under and pursuant; to an order at, end 11 cello 111' Keene N H.

the Court or Probate for the Distant
of Norwalk, authorizing him thereon-1‘ Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Dysca'rt of New
to, the undersigned will sell at pub-1' York were Sunday guests in town.
110' auction, on the premises, on the
eigth day of Aug..1917 afiwo o'clock,
1n the afternoon. all right,
interest as Frank Raccanfilli late of Ardsley.
Norwalk, in said district, deceased,‘
had at the time of his death,

 

 

 

 

SPORT HATS; SILK SKIRTS

Miss Jane Cooper of New York W011
title 311d known theatrically, is stopping at the

 

 

 

In andt, D], w. D Hoflecker has been ap—

g real estate. to Ht' {pointed town physician for the term of
“All that certain tract of land, In one 193F-

quanity six and fortyqtlne bundredths
(6. 49) acres, situatcd in said town 01‘. M _
Norwalk, and bounded northerly and r and Mm Hu 0 Bauei and a pain,
0 tel” b' l d f menu 1 R h 1,1 of friends spcnt Sunday at Lake
as ”y 5 132°11‘36”? In eartatcby Siscowitt, picnicing. '
D - - n .- .
said Batchford land. in part by the1 Mrs. H, I, Coy, w 0 has been ‘.isn_‘.:],npéghbormg giangcs “1“ be 011191-
tract 01 land hereinafter descrlbcd, toting her son. R. H. Coy. has left for! nine '
part of land of Cai'mcla 'Raccanclli,1i,er liable in 'Mercedes, Texas.

1'1i ie indisposed, as a result, of his re—
cent automobile accident. 111'. Butt has
sold his car, to William 1190105 j1.,
Good Hill.

 

“\‘eighbor' 5 Night" will be Obscrycd
at N1"1ificld Glange, Friday elcning,

 

.‘h'S. Edson Turney, of Godfrey
'street. entertained as Sunday dinner
guests, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fitch,
her grandparents Mix] 111'. and Mrs. John 2. 3101191, and fam-
and Mrs. H. B. Davenport. 'ily‘ of Easton,

comb: \Vf‘n‘tt‘l'iy by land of Edwardi Miss Margaret Davenport of Cle1'e-‘
London and wife and northwesicrly bY’land is ”511mg
land formerly of William R. Colbert.‘
and wife and now of Robert H. Kuh-

m” ""d “”p' 1 St ‘lmk's Sundai'sclionl will picnic William 1111111091 and Thomas Laury,
A” that ctriain tract "f land, “'“h with the other Sunday schools at 110- of New York, and the Aji5505 Mar-
”1" building, ”“3”” 5"‘ndmg' Sim' 1011 Point next week Thursday. 1111101 and illiry Elliott of Ficcmont
atcd in said town of Notwalk and] 1N. Y; are guests of Mr. and Mrs. \\'il-
boundcd northely one hundred and: Mrs. William Fitzgpmm and family'lai'd ("illiDl‘tl oi Goiit'i'cv street

fifty (1501 foot by the tract above (165- of Norwalk Sppm Sunday with hcrt ’ ‘ '
1 scribed; castcrly by land now or lato mother Mrs. Thomas MCGl‘uth.
of 1110 Norwalks Sayings Society;
southcrly in part by land of Charles
Acquino and in part by land of Dan-
ii-l A, Ncwcomh, in all one hundred
and tighty- 111100 (1831 1001 and west-
oily in part by a highway- and in part"
by 1.11111 of latc Daniel A. Newcomb,
and now of (taliiicla ltticcancm, in'
all two hundrcd and seventyllve
‘ (275) loci;

All that certain tract of land, with
the. buildings tlici'con standing. ili
tquantity [1111111011 and oncoilm'tc-r
(14 1-41'acrcs more or legit, situated
in said 1011 n of Norwalk; boundcd
northcrlv in part by land ndw or law
of Edward A. P11119011 in part by land,
of Dominick Nccaslrt lilo fecl, alid‘in:
part by land of Michael Hfllt‘ilftll'm
ltttstcrly 31) f001 by cold land of “(filth
nick Nccastri and by highway known
as low'cl Rocks Road or Aiken b.1110
I or strt 01: southern 1"111111 III! to a point
'and southwesterly and 11cittci~l1 by.
lands now or forme"1_1 sctcl'ttlly of
21110 bill's oi llcn"1,1 Mallicis, l'lut'tls J.
:Alil‘ll. licil's of B0115, liargarct Ray-
.mond, William Andci'son and Smith
Blizzard, and also wont-111' .30 [1'01 by.
blllli land of Dominick Nticitslri, said,
tract brim: 1111111001 to a right of way '.
"U 1001 with» to and from said Aiken

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| chcral l‘l'iciids from Brooklyn coda
' chw York are being entertaincd by

Thc .c’l'catcr nnmbcr 11$ ”10111111013511; and Mrs. Adolph 1101'11_1\lrs.
who are drilling in ‘tlic licalzuc fol‘fllorn‘s ncphcws, Jacob Fanlliaber, of
\Vomrn's 5911190. FWit 19 (last WGOKChir-ago. and Edward Fanlhabel', ol'
camping at Lake Wnceabuc. i'xpw 'i'ork, havo left town after a
i11'0ck's visit with Mr. and Illrs. lloi'n.
Itev Thomas- \chratb of New York 1 ..__.

 

 

 

baa bccn visiting with his brotltcl on|l

American Medical Corps
Stirs Great Britain

'Summor btrect lot the past wcck 01'
so.

Miss Ella Wood of New York is. Vis~
'iting with 1101' aunt, Mrs; S: V Yerkes
t\li's Cassclman 01‘ Iowa hasbe‘e‘n' 115-1
’ltim: 11 1111 her aunt, Mrs. II. B. Da1'0.n.
port. ‘

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Ml'. and Mrs. H. \V. Sltxt" find
daughtcr arc on an automobile tour,i
'otitr of the places visited last wcm bo=|
ing Itlr. Saxe's torlnel' homo at “131‘:
(it'll, N. Y. 1!. r

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Mrs Chit-01100 Banks and childrcn 111-;

towed to their home ill South Nor

|walk, yt'slr'l'dll)’, after spending the

past two wccks with ltcr mothcr, Mrs.
Thomas llict'lrath 011 Forcst 511001.

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The sclcclmcn appointcd the inllow-
int: portions on tho I’alll Commission
Board: llcm'y Kelley and Dr. Thom 19
'Ttlnlicy, .‘l years: 1.1111 rcnce Froglinlzv
ham and ii. S. \V.t"ctl 2 roars;

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otrcct atom; tlic aolttbcl'iy hit“ of 5:111

llstlt'hford land from and to said N0-

 

 

”M” land. Itinki id and Sillnlty \icnd l yomxw
For particulars and icrnlk' tipplv ' __ S ‘
JOHN J. CUNE l.) 11111111.: Tribe of Red Men will meet ’ _
. Allmlllwifllm' 'noxt wcck at 7 o'clock instcad of the L ‘ Li‘R GEOP- ‘1‘“ ' ‘ 1.2-“! CR5L‘L

 

 

usual hour. 8. District Deputy Grcat

'Sachclti Rosc of .\or11.iik will raise upl

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i NOTICE ‘11". 0111015. and aitcr business is con-f thc Amcrican. nicdical 111111. of which
. District of Norwalk. as. I‘i-otiate 7cltldcd atlloal'nmcnt will b0 taken to |DL |GP0HZ€ W ldllbh £119 Elt'il' H11"
. . , .1 ‘ | . l. where the war “mm,” tint surgeon an .1111 m and Captain
Court. .1111) .1...\. I).. 1917. H" “m“ 1”“ |-.A D. Tattle, “'00m 1110 loaders il'ts

lancc hem“! will Mk") place. lstitred (.rcat- Britain 'I‘hcir. arriyln

—--‘-- tut Illtl‘ckpool calls'cd the population to
011' Cartoons 110m beaten, 4-2 turn out for a _li_oliday.- Dr. C-tile who
Norwnlk had already seen a year or more 111
10 Soutbtwl'lim with U19 Trench. 1: known in

M Ol‘l‘t'll.
d9. .

listatc of tlcorziiinna ll.
=l.tto of \‘or.11':ilk In said district
:ct'ast‘tl

(lrdct'otl, that the administrator 010

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Tllt‘.\
in a 101'1 good game 11,1 1110
Rubbcr ’I‘irc (‘ofs team on ll

11in his administration account l0 | 1 It | noon. lineal Britain .is ‘11'cll a, in 1110 Unilctl
this‘coui'l for adjltstmcnt, at tho Pro- 111011118 grounds. 5.1 “PM“ a ti ! States Aftcr 1,"; return iron! 1] .

T110 .\'0w Canaan boys 1101c min"El ”“~‘| from he publishctl, 1.11.11. An A 1117,1-
ginger usually displayed otherwise 1110 1105111311151“? which has boon do.

thoy would it

day
fol‘c‘

'lmc oilico in Norwalk, on the 1111
of Annual. 1917. at. 10 o'clock.

 

South Norwalk _
SILK SWEATERS, WHITE WASH SKIRTS, NEW-

 

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July 27-, when delegations from sevein’

T110 appearance 111 Grout llritztin 01‘.

1110 casilv walked mmy;cla10d the glcatcst “ork 011 science‘

and reccit'o clicck by rcturli mailt | 'noon' and that ,1“ persons 1310,98,“
Mazcr, 2.007, s. 5111 street, Pliilzittol- {tiers solicited. Tel 400. Alexanderlslcatltsllip issues showing it comm} in said ("state may be notified thereof. with tho bacon. 1:11:11 mil-n.1".“.‘~‘3.'.’1‘§."°T.‘3.. 51:33
tibia. Pa. iWhlte, 61 1- 2 Ely avenue. lane-:- of yesterday‘s pressure. U. S-,tlic administratrlx will causc 11,15 mu, 1 who will act ' as adiutmit 11-0,. we'-
———~ "E'fwv- -’= 181001 and prominent CODDBFS \Vere‘dcr to bo'publishod in a newspaper Announcement is made of 1110. 011- corps. - . '

MONEY SAVED

 

.sligbtly lower. but oils improved 011,]1n1'lng a circulation in mid district. at

gagemcnt of “15.: Dorothy

\Voeks- ‘

 

 

 

By china 1110 10111 ordcr for mV tht‘ bPllfi‘l‘ tr'tde DTOSDPClS SuCh kpet‘

FIRE ‘ BOILER gnbich give lasting service—Jl‘ry and American Tobacco and Industrial .1

LIFE WAR RISK alto convinccd. Plumbing, lteaiilngcobol'rosc 110 2 points, and Cuban

_ ACCIDENT |i<lalc roofing, lawn mowcljs sharpened. American Sugar gained 11. 1111111,: 11010

BONDS . ,llcnry A. 111354019111, 56 aWtcr street._dull, but‘ mainly high“. for Pacifics
STEAMSKIP‘ TICKETS :Tel. (73-3. land Coalcl's.

N OTARIES PUBLIC

.l.M.Layton:&7GoI [111:

Real Estate'and‘Inl-iuranco'
South Norwalk, .Conn.

VTVALL STREET. Noon-Steamship
blim'es yielded 1 to fpoints’hnd some
lot" 1110 motors a point before buying
of stools and other industrlals caused
a ,L‘Qllt‘l' al readjustment of prices. The
' _ | q . . to

Ficlory 010 9d 11"? annual meat “~11. 11"1c'~'tcr isstlcs gained from 2 to 3

" of two weeks. Open Aug. (31h. Help,” 1101111», 11011110110111 Steel 3 point.

 

 

 

 

 

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INSURANCE tspccial hand made lendcrs and glittersiillllit'fi as Malling Preferred, Linsccdy

Scuddci to John Alden Thayer, snnt- "

' dent of the.
'August. 1917. - of Harry B TIIBVPI‘ prest
t linanw. HGREGORY Western Electric Company, who lives A M WOOSTER
' ‘ (.l
‘ Judge at 521 Park a1enuo,\ew York ant ,
New Canaan. "lliss Scudder is the ATTORNEY 51" LAW
'di'lughtm ot' the Rcv. Henry Town- late Examiner

least five days before said 1st day of'

 

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'send Scuddct anti 111.3 Scudder of u,‘ S.Pntent ., Send
',.\'cw Y01k and is spending 1110 Slim Office 1 ,, ,fo'l' Booklet
later at \‘oiibport. I. I. Miss 1501111- | 1511" Patents
Yder made her debut after she “as . j» “W

1115 ulna STREET: ,
BRIDGEPORT. CONNECTICUT

i{tzladuatcd from private schools in|
Dohbs Fci'ry and .\ew York. Ml. Thin

701' is now at the training camp all
tPlllliSbul‘Qi’l fm the Ofllcers' Roserie
Mr 'l‘liayer is a member of the

 

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,i rcnton , a claim for exl‘nlpllon for At~

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1 Corps

,and United Statcs Steel rebounded 1 Cl b
,lxitus u -

from 121 1.4 to 122 :1 a Cuban Amen!

 

AT POPULAR PRICES.

 

DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Miss Antonia Novella
t lilies Antonia Novella died
suddenly shortly after
”LINERS Belden Bill .11'0nuc, in her
eighteenth year. Shel is survived by
her father and several brothers. She
was an employe of the Norwalk Tire
‘& Rubber Co. Funeral services Thursv
‘day morning 9 o‘clock at St. IliaTy's
Church. Burial in Westpori. =

Funeral of Arthur L. Benedict.
services of ArthurL,
take place Wednesday:
2:30 o'clock from the late
homc on Madison street. Rev. Freder-
ick A. Coleman, rector of Trinity,
church, will ofliciate, and, interment
will be in Riverside ccmctcry. Butler
Lodge 11111 hold sonic-cs this morning
":30 o'clock.
17,000 VEHICLES PASS WORLD'S
ausn-zsr CORNER IN HOUR’

.\'l£\\' YORK, July 24.—.—'tccording‘to
a traffic census issucd ycstcrday b1
thc Fifth avenue association the aver
one daily traffic passing the puhllo'»
,library on Fifth avenue between ,
Forty-first and Forty-second stueets- .,
httwecn 8 a. hi. and ii p. 111., is 16.960, '
pubic-11's. Northbound and south
[bound trains are about equal. 8,513"
vcbiclcs northbound and 8,477 Ve<
.liiclcs southbound. Included in tho '.
total of 16,160 vehicics are 1,296
motor buses. 130 per hour in both'
;directions. The trafiice averages twen-
,ty-1>i:ltl \‘PillClC‘S a minute.

At 1110 point where this census was
taken Fifth avenue is 55 feet wide,-
|1vliicb theoretically at il'asl, pE'rmi‘A |
1110 111111 clncnt of six lilics of vehicles. '
T1111 count sliowod that passenger mos
tor 1'0liiclcs compoaotl about two‘-
:thtrrls of 1110 name. but those in.
‘cluded ' the pondcrous motor buses.
‘whicli arc heavier than most com ‘
lllel‘Citli motor cars. ‘ ~ (‘

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‘NORWALK WOMAN ASKS
l DIVORCE AND NAME CHANGE
I Mary Feldman 113115 of Norwalk is
'asking superior court to grant her a
'divorce and change of name from her.
husband, John Davis, on allegation
'of cruelty and habitual intemperance,
Tlicy were marricd Julie 5. 1899. and
1111-11. Davis in motile net:
maiden name of Feldman. ,.

 

 

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Benedict will
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RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
WASHINGTON July-241—Tlie Sena
talc again today (inhaled the $27, 000‘
0110 River and Harbor bill, with prom
pacts that it would be displaced to.
inorrow by the War Tax bill

The War. Tax bill had been hold up
pending final decision by Congress on
tho I’lohillition s0clions and determin-
ation of how much i'e1e11ue Can be obs
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ATLANTlC CITY EXEMPT

 

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 3:4 '1 .
Willi voluntary cnlistmcnts of more
titan 500 in the United States service
draft quota is but 242,
mayor Harry Bacharacli \‘fiqul‘esent
today to Governor Walter E. Edge, at

lantic City.

 

s —BLA K LEATHER {66; wanted in all departments.
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pt Lbook with giltl otter ”Alpha Iota
Epsilon" containing cards bearing
-'n1mers name, ,‘lelliam L..Raymond"

L and considerable sum of money. Lost

between Chestnut Hill
and Union'cemetery

and Noroton
Finder please

,rcturn' to owner, Sentinel or G. Trow-V

blidgc, Norman "and receive suitable
10ward.

 

" pnorso'rmé'bomtsns AND
SAfLORS
WASHINGTON, July 23. ”Plans for

' insuring and indemniiying olficcrs and

enlisted men of the army and navy‘
were considered again today lit a com
"l'erance or life insurance company of-'

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can Sugar increased its gains to 7 1-2

Citicll, Peabody

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pomts and rails threw oif their early 1 _______ i} UNCLE'SAB’ wants
'sluggislmcss, transcontinentals and ‘r PHERS
Glangms showing avcrage advances ‘ l M H ‘1' A V G I .1 k '

|of ll point. \lctals were hesitant, but ' ‘ ' 1: STENO RA . ’
minor specialties, including Fertiliz- " .....__._—_ A ' ' '

ifel's, Allis Chalmers and Ennmclling, i ‘ ' ' 1: Male‘a'fld Female,

{w'elc strong. Stcadineos ruled in the k -——--

-.1|'bond list,1lie Libel 1v issue selling at } Mrs Thomas Kelly, of Easton has

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, 9.45 to 99..lS {visited her parents, Mr- and um Exalmlmtlfills

 

G. A. H. ENOKMPMENT'
BOSTON, July 24.—-Active prepara-
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STAmARoso‘lé. co ‘Encamnment 0‘ the: Grand Army of lootrcowno 13.11.6er ' "LRockawar. N. Y
Th St da (1:) IT?) RECOVER $955 1110 Republic. to be held here during . > ' " '” |'
e an 1' 1 ompany 0’ New the week of August 19 A large fund Colonel .11 «II. .R. Green, son oft Bot-ace Hurlbutt in, has left. towni-

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it Mrs Charles C. Salmon, has return-

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‘Bradley White. “

J Every TUESDAY

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ed from 11' visit with friends at For

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cials with Secretary MCI-idea and rent Y0“ has ”T0118“ fill“: in the 31199110" for entertainment of the veterans has
resentailves at government dbpm'tt court against G. Nelson Palmer 0! been raised by 0

pul‘ar subscl tio .
menu, .Gi'eenwi‘cli to recover the sum of D W n
‘3855. 65 due the company from Hep-g»

 

IN RURAL DISTRICTS

 

, WASHING‘EG'N, July 24. —-The Kahn
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la frequently a welcome guest: toil concern. The bill was originally 'ican mum forces. was. considered

‘31" 1“ ' 'n a from hand. women 10 call. 51194;.93 but it apart or it has been by m. 33,,“ M,
lltary committee to.
011 1113‘, r the welt-9111951: (than! Ipaid.11111111112111; of 31,000 are claimed. day. | I

 

thurn and Lenney garage keepers bill to or ’
, . 1 ganize ten or more re linen s
'1110 polished map. all self possessed. 1101' which Palmer went surety to the of Indian cavalry as mm of m: Ametrg'

iMonili; Business
College

natty; Green, and he“; :2 “5:5 h'-“','for‘~hiu military duties in France, sails

grea ortune, was mart 9 I1 cago, v 7 .

tho, other day to Miss Mabel E. 11111"mg in“ “w 110111.011 111111111111

10117 of that city. 1
Because the newspapers of mm Samuel Scotield, has closed, his

country said Colonel' Green was onecHurlbutt; otrcet, blacksmith shop and

 

 

 

of the richest bachelors in the worldr'taken a position, with the Bridgeport‘ 1 South Norw‘alic
he received no fewer than 9.000 101-. 1,! 1111111110 Company . . .- »
tars from women. Each writer “111-, Y_sta1nford. .; Part Chester

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MAXIMIL. AN HARDEN

Maximilian Harden. wl‘toae radi .-
, newspaper, Die Zilltnnl’t, llau enjoyod' "
, peculiar immunity While most other
radical publications were forbidden in.
Germany has at last been blleneed.
Hts newspaper has been nupnfisnali
for the remainder of the war. and he
has been compelled to join the 1111111111.
tlnry civil service, where he mint:

 

 

Belt. (Juries W. Burt, still Femulnsl'
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