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lfisceflancous Ads; '4,

One morning. going to my window-u
which in in the rear of the house and
looks out on the back windows of
houses on another street, I saw a tiny

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DIED.

 

ears, 3 months, 8 days.

riends are invited to attend the ion-
at‘ his late residence,
race, Fairlield, on Wednesday,
. 12, 1911, Charles Finnegan, aged
torment at Christ Church ceme-
, Westport. Automobile cortege.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

iED—Aug. 13th. at Georgetmvn,
fies P. Stanley, aged 40. Funeral
ert Memorial Church, \I’ednesday,
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ANTE'D—EXI’JCRIENCICI) SALES-
11 for tltt-ir linctis, dress goods and
esticx. Sti't‘tly position and good
arr to right parties. “'1'931', s-lzli‘
ecu, drums of cxpt-ricucc and sub
' \\'.'llll'tl, n" call.
New ll;tvcn.‘Appl,v Supt'rintcndcnt.
all fl

The IZIIW. .\I--1'va

ANTED—~18 1914 OR 191.". FORD
ring car in good condition. ’I‘cl. 355
rien. .

ANTED«TO BUY Sl-ICONI.
ud l’vcvto gas tank, for motor (‘,\‘l(“t".
I-I*Xll1f4'llfl avenue.

tilt? Ill

ANTED—:Gllll. DESIRE); 1’0S1-
1‘ 4‘ 't‘uw‘; 'ihlwr. Address Mill‘lt'll"
Norwullt.

1113 at

Fuller, 7 Grand

nn.

Sli'l‘i‘l,

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lNNEGAN~In Bridgeport, Sudan: 'ro LET—6 ROOMS WITH
. 12, 1917, Charles ianegan, aget‘,improvements.

Fair-mom '

 

street. Inquire United Grocery Co.

 

To LET—ROOMS ron LIGHT,
housekeeping, also furnished rooms
and space for four autos. 59 South

Main street, South Norwalk. all tit

T0 LET~A SEVEN ROOM HOL'SE'

with all
street.

improvements, M arson
Inquire taylor & Golden.

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TO LET—5 NICE ROOMS AND A
barn, Scribner avcnue, near Turnpike.
l’. 0. box 5.37, South Norwulk.

TO LET—A WELL ARRANGED
apartment on Ann sircct. liiquiz'c at
'3 West :tvcnuc. South Norwttlli, 1112: 3t

n g.
u at

a]

T0 LETv-EIGIIT ROOMS A.\'l)
bath. All intprovcmcnts, ‘20 \l'cst tire-
nuc, South Norwttlk. all 3!

TO LET—I’l'lleSlll‘II‘l IAlltllz‘
front room, with or without light

housekeeping. Decker, 23 lltit‘ilttnd
street. ttll 3t
TO LET- STORE A'l.‘ It WATER

slrcct, also ion at 40 Water sti'oct,
South Nortvullt. inquire of Edward
i":trrcll, 21 llll‘illlllltl slrcct.

TO LET—~S ROOM HOUSE. ALL
new modern imprm‘emcnts. Central lo-
cation. Ilcnt $30. Call 75 Flax lIill

To LET I white handkerchief pinned to the win-
. 1 __FOR SALE‘ dow sill. The same afternoon, going
ALL; FOR SALE _ A BOOTBEAL‘K 11;me rosin}! was‘fibout tohtgpelnttsh:

106 South Main Stand complete. Write or call at Co-' 11 s “ PM“ saw rough “I

pretty girl kiss her hand to some one
in the house adjoining my domicile.
She at once disappeared, but it was
evident that n flirtation, perhaps one
FOR SALE—MUST BE SOLD NEW that had developed into an strain of
house, 7 rooms, all imni‘OchenIS, Wa-i the heart, was in progress.
191' front, trolley. Write for appoint-l An“: {his I saw ““313 Sign“ in
.mcnt, 30 C0“, avenue, East Norwalk.‘ the window opposite which 1 would
13 3*1 probably not have recognized as such
a ' had I not seen the throwing of the
' , ; kiss. M y next door neighbor, of course.
FOR SALE—0R I‘ACHAXGE. 1,1 could not see, but I had noticed a
covered buo‘niness body for 5 passenger; good hulking: young man golngnnd coin-
touring body. Levi Jones, 6 Cove; inn. and i presumed that he was the;

.lumbia Barber Shop, Darien, Conn.
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Alma” Frc‘dél‘ick‘ maple, of moan,
Regimes at Win in.
otitutc of Technology.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Alfred Frederick ingold, of Dorian,
is registered today at the Massachu-
sets Institute 01‘ Technology ior spe-
cial work in naval aeronautics, a'gov-
eminent. school for which has just.
been opened at the lnslit‘lite. Mr.
lngold is one of fifty naval cadets in
his group, other groups of equal size
being due to register each week for
about six weeks. as assigned by the
Navy. "

The courses will extend over eight
weeks under the Naval and Teeth
biology instructors, and will include
naval specialities and work in me-
chanical and naval engineering. The
former will include Navy regulations,
navigation, seamanship, and boat. drill
under ”Lieutenant McKettcrick and
his petty naval officers, while the in-
fantry drill, signalling and mechani-~
cal work will be under the Tech-
nology men. ' '

The commanding union of the
school is Lieut. E. H. McKittn‘erlck, U.
S. N., and his petty officers are E. 'E.
llcber, chief hoatswain’s mate; W. E.

 

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name into rostrum
Clint-lop .Preniin Stanley.
Charles Prentiss Stanley, son of the
late Stephen K., and Mary 13. Stanley.
died Monday noon at his home in
Georgetown 01!: pulmonary embolism.
following an attack of pleurisy. Mr.
iStanlcy had for twenty-two years been
lassociated with the Gilbert 8: Bennett
iManufacturing company, and during
‘this time he has been closely identi-
lfied with activities in Georgetown.
‘ Mr, Stanley was a trustee of the G11.
ibert Memorial church, at one time sup‘
gerintendent of the Sunday school, and
[Lince last December has been Master
of Ark Lodge, No. 39, of Masons.
| Besides a Widow, he is survived by
Ithree sisters and three brothers, Dr.
F. C. Stanley and Mrs. W. H. Wadhoms
20f Bridgeport. Mrs. W. H. Baldwin,
1Mrs, Josiah Gregory, Oliver S. Stan-
ley, and S. Treat Stanley.

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1 Funeral of John O'Brien.

3 The funeral services of the late John
O’Brien, who died yesterday morning

iron Wanted
We will pay you the highest.

market prices for map inn and

anal in large quantities. Get in

{emotion from us before calling to

anyone.

L. EFF'RO ,N

3 Rowan 81:. hit larval];
tel. 1906. 1'81. 1906-.

BeeiJronCrWiae

conic, Stimulant and Appotisec
r. in mm
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AlorZTon

Barker Motor Wagon

three or four years old is in better
condition for service now than any
Motor Truck of equal capacity

 

 

 

no: aunt

jat his home, 49 I’laLtsville avenue, “mirating sold about the me time.

avenue.

 

 

FOR SALE—KRI’I‘ lll‘NAllOUT AT
any price, will sell motor, boslt magi

tcrmastcr‘s mate. The academic fat-be held Thursday morningr at 8:151

 

l win-low, with the blinds closcd, when ‘

2113 3t: fortunate possessor of the young lady‘s i

l'ui‘nl'.
l was one aftcrnoon sitting at my

through a crack liotwccn the stats 1

lltf‘lI), or our partfimci'alc. Will be:
home Sunday morning. G. ll. hells:
Cross 51., Rowayton Ct. 31 2113?
,__,_ __ _____H_,,_W._... __._‘#____-_W~,._|

FOR SALE—*UR 'l‘() RENT (‘lllCAl’t
colored pcoplc pt'cl'crrc‘d,{own room?
twttngc, with modern (fOll\'|“lllt‘ll(‘,t"S,
vtuntli'i: curtlvn. Rooney grounds,
tlcar utttci‘, shrttblwry, t-‘tc. lntluirc 28
litirrill :tvcnuu. alt) 3t;

F0 SALEA—liltlll’l‘ LOTS, t'm FT.
front by 100 1‘1. deep, in town, on stair.
road with t'lt‘t'll‘lC lights and trio-f
Illlfl‘H‘: trn tninuto-s to trolley. Build-j

>ll\\' :t pantomime bctwccn thc lovcrs. 1
Thu girl looked down into ,hcr back,
yard and Hlltlulx' llt‘l' lictld. After she;
had lot: 1111' window I looked dotvn‘
into !.i< littt k yard myscli‘. It \\'iIS ini .?
closed in a high brick wall toppctl

\vlth lll’tllit‘ll class. I was not long in '
llt‘l'll'lli’l'l“: tllc ptttttomiinc. The girl

lt::d lmt :1 VP“) on her lovt-r‘s uut'a r-.
t;1.ill:.t to t-ll'cct :tn cittl'uittc to lltl'
[‘l't‘lliiSt'H over the wall.

‘ About :1 wot-k at'lcr this l saw ll tic»
urn brim: ll llt‘ll'l't'l Into thc lliit'll _v:trtI
through 11 war Llilfil‘lllt'lll IlUll‘. llc

scl‘ it down vct‘y t-tirct'ullr illlvl turttcd

to go away. llc, httd tttkt-n but :t t‘cw

«(cps “llt‘ll llc tttrncd, \vctit buck to

 

it”; Hilllt‘ can lli.‘ St‘t,'lll‘t'd willitlut cost?
I‘ricc cat‘h 312:3. Atltlrcss box 201‘. ll.‘
I“. 1). No. ‘13, Norwttlk, (‘nnn ttl3 '21,?

mt Instrucd in tho usual way. While .

 

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F0 R SALE—FA MILY

Xlav llL‘.’ l‘l.‘,‘.:llltll‘
gpltssit‘ul 'l'r;d'.liii_;, Frank M. liztllltl)

tho burrt-l and llllSlt‘tl llllllr‘vt‘lf l‘XIlllllll' ,
in; illl,‘ llt’llll, which I could sun was .

”0113131110 was tlulllj: this his lips iitnvt-tl. I

('lllt)‘ is headed by Prof. C. H. Petr,
body, dimctor of the department of
Naval Architecture at Technology.
'l‘hc military training including evolu-
tions and drill on 'l‘cch's supcib ath-
‘letic field, is undcr the chat-go or
Lciccstt-r F. iltuullton, '14, assistant

lsllltlllt‘b which torn an important
[Iitll (ll tltc work, will 11/ cared tor
stttlt’ tlt‘ 'l‘t-clmtilouy in

ditccting.
’l‘hc young mun aw btrtltcd in one

“I 11w titutlrttt‘s drawing rooms in tho

cducutttlnttl buildinzzs ililtl shortly mil
ht lllllCt'd in the \‘s’al‘d‘n’ Mcnlorlttl.
lltc alll'l‘ccllnolom' club lluur.‘ now tip-
l-l’tlitt‘llllilll,‘ coinplt-tion. ’l‘ltt-y ztro led
in thc instlttttc cui‘cttlrlti, which is.
'r.o\v cttr‘ni, for .1 thousand pt rsons iii
t~.:t'lt mcul, undcr tlit dil'tlk'ilUil oi .‘tlrsfi
lltlcn I}. Mclk‘tlll. The spacious (Ito-1s,

THE BARKER FACTORY

‘o’clock from the late residence of incl.
deceased, anti at 9 o'clock from St; ‘ " '
Mary‘s Church. Burial will be ntaquNNUAL SUMMER CLEAR.
in St. Mary’s ccmetcry. Mr. Ollt'ien is; ANCE SALE OF MEN'S
.survivcd by a wife, and by one mini .___

Thomas C. O’Brien. ‘ SACK SUI“.

 

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in Military Science at lllt,‘ lllnllilllt.‘ I . 4

‘ltlld t'litlt“. L'ltpllllll Harold 1:. Collins, _ "' mm" “”1”" 8")“ """""" *1 '85
’17 v.ho has but ll in company Culu~l Funeral 0' Joseph W. Knox,. ‘515-00 Summer SIMS ---------- $11-85
mood in tltc tn'tlltar) ('illllll 0i tho, Tl!“ “’11"th 01' UH“ l‘rilt' JOEt‘l'll W9$125O Summer Suits ......... $10.85
Juniors. nov.‘ just ClUde. Thu _cttl_- Knox. who dit~d lilsl Sunday at l’itclt‘s1 Large assortment of Fabrics and

“PT“ ShlDIMI l"tilltlodels to choose from.
I

liomc, in lflorotun,
Xt-w llavcu today, and intt‘rmcnt Will
to math“ in that city, ‘ ‘
a Funeral of Mrs. Rose Eagan. l Lopynght 10thlng 0'

Tho tuncrttl of Mrs. Ito-c Hagan will}6 N Main 3"- S°- Norwalk
ht l‘t‘lll “Villllll'r‘vtllly llltll‘illl‘l',’ at 5:21.11 __.,_-.W....

from llll‘ homo ol‘ Jl‘l‘l‘lllltill: H W . .. .. A. .- >
THE NEW SCIENCE

Hagan, 120 Sotittt Main Fll‘t‘t‘i and from
DEFINITION OF. CHIROPRACTIO

 

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._.,-_..__J
lxt'vr son,

‘81 .ltmcplt‘s church til 0 o‘clock, intczu
*lllt‘lll will bu in St, Mary‘s cuticlr-r)’.

Edwin Milton .lewcl>, light]

l\\'()

Chiropractic Is the dcfiniii n of She
must: of tho disease and th art of

with one-halt acre of land on West

'lltircovtu', l silty .s'omt-thtnp.r passed i roolitr. and laboratozics an ill the dis.»

Road. Phone 1117. 5

WANTED—BOY wocr most:
10 .is not going back to school, 10
r Cént' bonus paid on thgcs. A“, TO LET~STORIE 207 WASHING-

v J. & J. Cash, 171d, Chestnut stvtmt. ton strcct East. Norwalk.‘ Apartments.

all 3t 2:}9 Washington street, Rust Norwalk‘
and 3? Chapel strcct, Norwalk, In-
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 00. i

"Bti‘si‘tisssuomg. '

 

WANTED—0L1) HUNGARIAN Wt.)-
an wishes work about house and chil- ' ”‘
on. Good home and trctitmcnt dc-
'ed more than wngcs. Phone 18117. ‘

all 31
WANTED—DELL BOY $11,: MONTH
remand board, llotcl Ztlaltnckcmo.
nth Norwolk, all 31.

 

 

MONEY SAVED i
By :riving me your order for my
special hand made loaders and gutters
,which give lasting scrvico—Jl‘ry and;
be convinced. Plumbing, heating;
slato‘ roofing, lawn mowers sharpenedi
v . a r ' ‘

GIRL. TELE- $511373]; licholcln, .16 aI‘Iter street.i
’ l

RELIABLE DEALING '

In rugs, iron and metal is our method
We buy and sell everything second
band, a large stock of second hand

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

WANTED-SECOND
tonc Wilton 664. ’

~VIMNTED—«IIICN ‘IN THE SIZING
apartment to learn felt but making.
and pay while learning. Crofut ilk.
app. 127 lm

 

 

 

 

 

-.,,W-_._ _WW.-J-__,__.W...s-1W_..W :goods always on hand. We pay as
good as the next man and treat-you:
lEGM, NOHCE. better. Get a square deal. Philip 1’.
My -. -1Malmncy, 52 Van Zant street. Tele-
NOTICE 'phone 1182-5.

 

'O‘m' A‘m 13' A‘ D" .1917' 'pnper, up-to-date styles, lowest prlces.
Estate otCharles Smith, late of Nor- I Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
alk-_‘“ Btlld district, deceased. lders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander‘
'Otuered, that the executor; of tho: White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
ill of the» said Charles Smith exhibit.
l he:- dcath was the executrix of tilt"

 

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- from tho httrrt-l to his hand. I'rcscnt—

pike. Must be. sold at once to close: tlisnppcut'cd ,1,1.,,.,._;'1, ”1,.
estate. Snitill amount of cash requlr-t .100“
rd. balance on mortgage. Inquirel l \t‘nnl‘t‘ntlilig :I love story without

ngh & Caudce, Attys. United Bunkf words, or. rather.
building, Tt‘l. 535.2, iill'lt‘ll. not on the stttnc, but in Hull llt‘c.
' It struck me llllll something would oc-

 

“"“ ,5 N FOR SALE—5W ACRES JAN" 51 cur in tlttI prcmlscs on the other side hum"-

of the wall. Should I lit- I‘Jt‘llli enough

room house and barn, good lncation.‘
1to spy Mill :1 vii-w to sutlsi'yinu my

2 miles from business center, good wcll
and considerable fruit on property,
acres tillage, balance wood and pas-
turc. Prlco $2,400.

Ask John T. Haves

Real Estate—Insurance ,
7 MAIN ST. Iv ORWAL'K.

WANT

what I could of ll (ll'illllll In rt‘al Illc?
t‘oro my tlinncr ltottr, which was (I
tt‘t‘ltlt'li.
t‘ttllt-n.
I took it scat lit the

Without turning on my lights
window. The

houses in the roar of It was dlntly vis-
ible from the lights of tlic houscs
shitting: upon it. I could barely tlisccrn
(lit- littl‘rcl ntundlni,r wllcrc It lllltl bcclt
pltit‘ctl. Not raring to rovt-ul tnysclt’ by
Ilclttlttg my room. I concluded to while
uwtty the time 111‘ the. (lnrktit-ss by
smoking. 1 litttl consumed ltttll‘ u dozcu
t-lnttt'cttcs and was thinking that 11'
tltcrc was uny Olll! in tho lliil'l‘t‘l he
must lit‘ prctty wcll crnmpcd when
something: rose out of its top cud.
There was; it pttttsc; tltcn smut'tltln:
larger followed. Curiosity sharpened

 

 

WANTED —- Sillli'l'ftlAli‘Ellli. l‘AY

while learning.

~—-— ;”‘pAi‘Nfina"“:iitptzttfrr.trant:. , . . .
53¢ .t v . . . . . __ .pv, 3 \ t ~ my eyes, and I saw ll bulk that loultcd .
I. sit ct of hot walk. as. Probott. decorating. painter's supplies; wall WAN'I ED GIRL 1‘ t l..........'. like u ninn'sdlgurogct out of the barrel,

“mu? “(Uh take It up and proceed with It to it cor—

ner In the wall. whom ho was hidden

from mu. 1 funclcd he was using the

lmrrcl for concealment from the oppo-
Sllt‘ Illi't‘t’l‘lflll.

Clue“, Peabody “That's the lust of him for mo." 1

3 curiosity? Would It he mean to cujuy ,

Alter dlmtcr Ilill‘lilll‘tis bud».

7ill of the said hut-Ice Smith exhibit;

SeasonableSuggestions

he Probate oiilce in Norwalk, on the

cult-1x to this court for adjustment, nt 011 St R f i 1 q 4
ho Prnbuo office in Norwalk, on new” oven, 9 r got-a ms, ““17””:
,, _ . . glyonrs, Window Screens, Preservmg;
"‘h dd“ or August, 1917' at 2 m"lock,‘Jtii's, Jelly Glasses, Lawn Mowers;
ftcrnorm; and that all persons Inlcf-l Croquet Sets, Picnic Plates and Bus-3.

New Perfection Puritan and Flori

I
rctnurkotl. “tlll tliq lights are put out."
1 Novm‘tltclcsu I was too ltttcrostcd to
, ' leave my post. I smoked till i fell
& C0 Inc uslcep. When I awoke it wns 11
fl 0 o'clock. and there was but one light In
the house vlsl‘alo to me, and that was
In the room of the heroine of my story.

slt‘d in mild estate my be notified kets. Vacuum Bottles. Flroless Cook?

hereof, the said executor wtll cause.
his order to be published in a news;
apnr having rt circulation in said dis-3
rim. or least five days before said}
an; tluv of August, 1017. l
HENRY W. GREGORY, ,. I

 

 

“ Judge‘
NOTICE ‘ . ‘
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate:

nurt, Aug, 13., A. D., 1917.

> Estate of Charles Smith, late of Nor-
alk. in said district, deceased

I Ordered, that the administrator with
he will annexed of said estate. not ad-
uinislered exhibit administration ac»,
count. to this court for adjustment, at?
i he. Probate ofllce in Norwalk, on the,
25121 day of August, 1917, at 2 o’clock,‘
afternoon; and that all persons inter-t,

 

 

 

 

.12: i Iooltcd it was turncd off.
I was now thoroughly awake and he-

 

 

 

 

 

 

Eckmaln’s
Alto rat‘ive

FOR THROAT AND [MEGS
Stubborn Cough: and Cold.
No Almhol, Narcotic or Habitual-min; Dru:
$2 Size ' 1 Size
Now $1.50 Now 80 Ch.

Evkma‘n Laboratory. Pblladelpbia.

 

 

 

 

 

i LOST. go out the flout basement door.
' m I went to bed and had just fallen

l LOST—-A SMALL CROCHET BAG‘nslccp when 1 board the crack of n
;c0u[aining money yesterday bemeenipistol. Rising. I looked through the
$15 Haviland street and Post Ofiict’. Re- window at the house of my story. The
iturn to Miss Lizzie Newman, 15 Havi-
fland street.

 

 

 

 

posttl ot‘ the ritual it\‘l‘dl01‘r‘, including

','t‘ . , . .ll 1' -| . ,
\H‘Hm‘ Road near Conuectic t T" n . Ir ho wrnt :l\\(L\‘ :igttlti'ttntl this tlmtl ' [he i‘ttinous wind tunpc] stxx icct
litm‘lliclli ' squarc in section and the supplcntcnfiliast art-mic, this morning,

“tury balance. lv‘or bout lu'ttcticc, the

situation 01 ill-s institute on llIi‘ bank

was coring tum cn- '. 01' the Charles Hivcr Ullfilll, will at?

ifottrd an opportunity for pittctlco on
:t‘lll'lUSt‘d watcrs 01' some sqttttrc tnilt-s

'l‘ltc Mussachuscits Institutc ol‘
'l‘cchiiology has illlt'lttl)' land in opct‘-
tilltlll a cattlct school to; military tin-r0
,nttutics for n cottpln of months, and
'lil the t‘stublishtncnt of thc pit-soul

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“w hm” “ ‘3 ”Plum”! \llflltl} M' loud for naval ilt‘l'Ullilllls hits Dallt’l'll"It‘llllll‘t' at an initial advunm- of 01.:

.'cd along similar lines. 'l'ltc military
mun, however, spcnd th-‘ first three
works In nothing but militaQ drill.
tHorc the naval aviators dilicr, since

spztcc llt'th‘H my homo and .tllonmv brain ”pm-91ml} work immedp

‘tttcly on cntvrinl: the school.

i ‘ 'l‘htitt- will be eight weeks of inlan-
,‘slve study at the Institutu and lllt‘ii
itltc young men will be sent to some
of tho naval flying schools and after
practict» in the air ttt'thcin Will be
rcttdy .‘or service as assistants in all"
'plant-a of one kind or another.

I Tim (‘lidl’l school of Naval 1‘.ch
nautlcs Is the eleventh special school
'lllld"‘i‘l:ll((>n by tltc‘ gttstltute :fife
lMity to prepare Its students and other

istutlcnts sent to it 6'9 the Govern-I

nicnt for work in relation to the war.

1 Mr, lnmtld is ll graduate of the New
Work high school of Commerce, and
{has had twosyonrs experience on tho
{state nautical training nhlp.

MANY POSITIONS ARE VACANT.
United States Civil Service examina-
=tions for the following mechanical
;tratlcs and similar positions in the En-
gineering department and the (marten
,mastcr corps, U. S. A., the lighthouse
,scrvice and the various other branches
jof tho govcrnmcnt service in New Lon-
:don, Conn, and vicinity will be held
'on October I, 1917. carpenter, marine
1fireman matc, oiler (ma-vine).

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lplications. Full particulars in regard

to the examination, including age lint-
vits, and the requiredappllcation blank,

I
Ican be secured from the local secre-

basement and the two upper floors were law at New London or from the Dis— and costs.
lighted. I saw figures passing before trict Secretary, Postofiice Building,;_Britain, reckiéss drTvlng.
.‘ _ the wlnthWS. but heard nothing. Mt- Boston, Mass, with whom applicationslllaiph 'Kolodney, Hartford. $25 and
5 crnWhile thoughts begun to be turned lmust be filed not later than Sept. 15.3costs. Colonel G. Doonaeoslty, Hart-

?mnntns, tllt"tl ill mt» ltontc of his par» idiusting the saute. Disease is (gauze:
lcnts, Mr. and Mrs. John Jewels, 214, go}? “Sign. il'mtiltm‘g lgrdlcllillttllhoold
Funcrul’ t creates pinched nerves and pain in
lscrvict‘s will he lit-Id on chntasday ttf- .ater life in the dilfcrcnt organs and
intuition, mes. _

Chiropractors remove. the cause at
lisease and pain, health is restored
;hrough harmonizing the nerve EYE.
‘ems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curvature
it the“ rpinc.[ You will never regret
giving the Ghirprttctor a chance to
:1pr you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

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TODAY IN WALL STREET

WALL STREET. 10:30 a. ni.—A vig-
orous drive against the short interval
.markcd today‘s ct‘trly trading, gcncrul
immors being the most conspicuous

Qoitttto All the stools and cquipmvnts
W011" higher by matcrial fractions to til-
‘most 2 points, and coppcrs and tobac-
cos, togrthcr with nutncrous SDt’ClLll-_
ties, made moderate gains. Liberty
Fonds were nt-tivc and strong, our lot
of $801,000 St‘lllng at par,

WALL STREET, Noon—Early atl-
vanccs in spct‘lal stocks \vrrc cxtcnd-
ed during the first half hour, but trad-t

i4 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
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lug suddenly lialtcd latcr on publica-g The Only Fully Equipped
tion of the pope’s pcttcc proposals]; ”(ETHICAL 3H0?
chuerttl Motors surrendered almostw In the Town

. .. ' :t=‘s l l » 1
lhnlf 11‘s gains and s ((1 ant 0t 1(1" AUTO SUPP”:

equipments reacted with Marine.l’rt=~j
‘t‘errcd and Maxwell, the latter losingi
ground in anticipation of adverse divi-t
d’cnd action later in the day. A‘hoavyg
trend prevailed at noon, most gains:
then being wholly forfeited. Liberty,

fSTéEEiS ,.

Bonds were in steady demand at 99.901
ANY MAID

Phone 805—50 So. Main 3t.
80. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.

 

 

 

 

 

To pr ntl bck to 99.98, -
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.—Rcccs~

sicns became more general in the early

lBought for Cash

tested in said estate may be notifier”--.
thereof, the administrator willynnse,
this order tobe published In a neWst-tL
trict. at least five days before said

; LOST—REWARD OF $10 WILL BE
timid for the return or PanSy Breast
lPin, diamond center; lost Saturday in

The 60’ ha m CO. Norwalk or at Baton Point. Commum

011', and in time all was again dark.

The next mornlng i saw-tn my mwa- 1

paper an account of an attempted rob-
bery of premises 73 Elm street. The

1917. Local secretaries will please fur-
nish copies of this notice tonewspap-
era and post. poem catapicumslx

afternoon, Steels," Sugars and proml» .
nent specialties showing increase prcs- Addrc“ no Cd? 9 Scullnel
sure. Tobacco held for ll while, but‘

ilnally yielded on enlarged offerings-.31“ ,

‘Shipplngs were steady, but rails wcrc1 ' ' '
}dull and irregular. “B19 M8“ order BHSIECS

 

 

 

crs, Stove Crooks and Jugsnt lowest‘ , _.._. ..__.__. 1
prices. - ll :lel‘tatl titttt ltfiilll no m'cutltlmu toriwtlt‘ltt, The following named pdsilions exist OLD LYME AFTER AUTOISTS. E FOR SALE BY
__._ , 0 see some in: more. was g .- _ ‘ .
1 MOTION PICTURE ncsmnss .\'otlon;; nt’tcrlhclnstlightwnsturned ti“ ”‘9 ““8‘3‘?m“5 department 0“” —————' . PUbliC AUCtiOH
AM' F G ”be 3 FOR SAIE off i saw the space occupied I“. the and applications should be filed with Many Offenders Against the State’
- ‘ ' - e ' l The ”be”, at Sm [r ‘d C basement door or the house I was ,the secretarv. board of civil service eX- Laws Fined from $10 to $35 1 In order to settle the estate Of the
as..." 1059;; 3 population '403000 600ns3tl’n man" watching grow darker, Indicating tltnt antiners, engineer department at large, and Costa. 1 ate Daniel '1‘. Murphy, who conduct
25 W - St 8 NOW 1‘ acity 15c'ho'use. full - g. c 3 the door was helm: opened. Tltcn New London. Inspector (dredging, OLD LYME, Aug_ “~"Fourlecn au-led a. prosperous mail order business
ashmgton . 01, 4: ‘ . ‘ . ‘ Y GQWDDB 4m thin stood ‘n the o mum" A dark . , I (approxtmntely $100,000 annually), ad-
Vrdmnt Deliver-v. , High claszl. Rent $200. Long .. no in , t ‘l a; 1 . lbreakwater, construction,‘ etc.), in- tomobtle cases were disposed of in thfi'lverttsing under the name of The
J_ . »____ lease. Money maker. Sacrifice spot fitttcd from the “all to the toot. ‘Sppclol‘ ldumplng), surveymen, local court here today for arrests madeqlumhv Manufacturing Company The
$2 800. For city a ointm t tcntcrcd and the door closed. . I - ' . . ' ,
' write H Ho '1 . P” PM.) t e“ . l reflmflm that the elopemcnt—forl Applicants will not be assembled for on Monday by state police motor cyclei Royal .\0\ elty Company, The Royal
3:; mason of thorough distribnlloll ngvmk' (303,; me om’ S°mh such ‘1’ believed It to 5040,“ not fcxaminatlon, being rated on their th~‘squad. The offenders Were: ;1C3°°kTE9mDanS :l‘he 1501111 Publishing
gluten 33 133‘: mflizmmlli ”PM! , have been eticctetl over the rear wall, slcal ability. training. experience, and Myron Katten, Hartford, passing an? Egglantl fifazgfifg C2" 3‘]: mzilNZ:
”Hm an no" M” to: l W " M " ‘ ~~-~m-~~ “‘heri‘li‘ouldhm'c svenit- They would lgeneral fitness. as shown by their zip-'inlersecting highway over ten miles; (M business including p‘hmhg ”9.8598

:an hour. Fined $10 and costs. tpaper cutters, folders, binders (all
.Ralph Rossa, Southington, $25 and: run by WW9") large “.00“ or print:
leosts for reckless driving. William' ““9“" thousands 0“" bows and mum

, titles of tovs and novelties catalogues
I . . - . 1
Smith, New London, same charge, 52°. and general mail order supplies, will

Harold J.Brad18Y.‘.\'€‘W;be sold by. Public Auction, (if not
525 and costsgothcrwise disposed of privately). on
"Saturday, August 18, at 2 p. m. on
.t‘no premises, to the highest bidder.
5 t'Ilte real estate may be purchased.
.ford. reckless driving. Case nolled.§ For particulars address >
lArtltur J. Wallace, Greenwich, passingi ALFRED GOLDSCHMIDT.

'an intersecting highway over ten miles‘ RALPH G~ MACY-

papcr having a circulation in said dis-
25111 day of August, 1917.
HENRY W. GREGORY,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

EDITOR BERRI DEAD.-
with

SANTA BARBARA, Cnl., Aug. 14;—
1301. Eng“: 1). Berri, at one time- an-
Minted with his prettier, the late wu-
fllnm Berri, in the publicationaoi' the
Standardllnion. Brooklyn. died here
WI night. and 82 years.

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DECORATORS.

Everything: in Paints

and Walleaper .

81m closed I P. U.
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police were called in. but the robber
had escaped—nobody hurt, nothing
lost. Elm was the street back of my
home. After btcnkt'ast i walked around

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LOST—THIN GOLD KNIFE EN-
graved W. M. M. Revard for its to
turn to Norwalk Iron Works. 9.14 St houSe. It “‘33 73-

' A few days l‘itcr. while scanning the
marriage patio-is in my morning paper.

1 saw that Miss Emma A. 0113mm

 

Miss Viola. M. Cdnlii‘i‘e, of Stamford.
visited in the city today on business. sh‘t‘et had been married.

A number of Norwalh and South. 1 never learned “‘hflt Md mm“
Norwalk people are. attending the 1' lb.- ulght of the "mbbery.""but 1. tom
horse races at Goshen, N. Y.. for the ”d "3“ theory ‘ l“ "7'“! “’3“ “NM“
as“ three days. ' Elly In"! the couple. or. at IBM. "If
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Mm 1&0]anle at Simian! :khflhmmumnmhmma
vicitcd with mend. on mailman-ova ‘ ' " " ' .
I ta”. e . , ' > . . , . ’

the block to mile the number of “It"

Extra copies of this notice are for-an hour. 510 and costs. I;
warded which may be used in answer.
ing inquiries of applicants. ' -
SOLVINFQOAL, SHORTAGE PROB.
‘ 1.5M. - , i

WASHINGTON, Aug. lie—SolutionFmitea an hour, $10 and costs.
at the coal shortage problem at 1ch w. w. Gamble. Springfield. Mass"!
northwestern states ls Imminent, Fran-{reckless driving $25 and costs. I
cl: 8. Peabody. chairman o! the cnnll James J. Cortney, Pawtuckot, R. 1.,
production committee of the Council of luckiest; driving. 825 and coats.
National Den-nae, declared today. lie-l ii. K. Bailey. Dunbar: passing an In-
ilei will be W by a veranda! reflecting high!» over ten miles an
mum on mm but it boar. am no. ' t
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l “Administrators.
, or W. H. GUTH IE.

: George D, Webb, Providence, reckg mmfinear,
pass driving. :35 and costs. I -_.--,____'.___ .
: Wilfrid La Grenade, New Haven,‘ ‘
‘reckless driving. $25 and costs. 1 leUR ANT

William Birkett. Hartford. passing FIRE BOILER
fan intersecting highway over ten, LIFE WAR RISK »

i woman
nouns

norm puma
45 Years In Bantam.

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