Cords,
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WANTED; I
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Business and Professional
'Iliscallttnems Ads. ‘
on thll M'Mty-Piv'c. Word- or
Len, 25c. Three Timon. so. 1' neck
91m. Emu-«Capo mouse.
“AAAMWA‘
‘4 ““AAAA—A‘AAA‘AAM.AM A4. A ‘ 4A.; A,AA.J ¢ 4“ A . AA‘B. MAMA
FOR SALE. ,
so—omt. won ommni Tater—ti ROOMS AND BATH, IN-l
trio'tamily of two. Apply Mrchmdfns 21“ modern improvements. atl
u , 42 High street, Norwalk. tMarviu Beach. Apply at 32 First streett
a31 3t a3l at
i
I
TED-P'HU'NDREDS 60mm; ‘TO LET—3 GOOD 'WORK TEAMS?
3! positions open. Hen-wolf” general teaming, hauling, plowing;
ted, $100 month. Write imyPtP- Nichol» Ponus avenue, Norwulk.‘j
ly‘for list. Franklin Institute/Phone 1322. j
86, Rochester, N. Y. '
., ‘ TO LET—7 ROOMS T0 RENT ALL'
TEWTO BUY ALL KINDS ‘ modern improvements. Centrally Io-f
' Best prices paid. Emmi outed. Apply to Taylor & Golden.
or cattle. H. Friedman, 35 Ely- I I “30 3t
' TEL 1151. 120 it!
Tana-4A" motion
“help in a family living on a
tho town of Noi‘walk. One who
taken into the family. No 01)-
,to one child. Address "Farm,"
fientinel or phonc 1408-3. 330 St
T0 LET—*FIVE ROOMS ALL XE’W‘
I)" painted and paporod, rout $11.
quire liar-"is" Grocery
street, East Norwalk.
Iu- ‘
St ore Fit‘ol
ztiil 3!
__.- ......_ ..__.__..___..___-.
TO LET—~53 ROOMS ALLIMPRUVE
merits, pleasantly situated ncat‘ trolU
Icy. Tel. 473-3; 305ml. or inquire ‘3!
\\7ootlwurd avenue.
”fl ._._‘
' ED—CASH REGISTER. Al)-
‘C,” care of Sentinel. .330 St .- -_.
.- . . '“”'*‘*“'f , TO LET—2". NICE PLEASANT FITR»
TED -- MAN TO TAKE nislted house, with all motto-u im-
.of the bag di‘ill- Must b9 1’31“" movements, lino cotn‘onienct‘s~ In
. it quick. itanuputl Bros. mm 31' good locality. 1165583510,, in yummy or
Nm‘t‘lnbrr for w-Eutt r mouths or Tunney.
if desired, Aluo one or two fl‘ll'lllHlIWI
room: \‘JSth itupr‘ovenit‘uts. Inquire ‘.".’
Toy‘ru' art-nun, nmr Flux lltll ltoutl.
aim 3t
:TED — tom? infill
lilo truth, Apply Harris 8: Guns.‘
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1130 3'.
TED~(‘()t'l‘l.li. WIFE AS . .W. .. _. ,
L. )tlll‘} .ta‘ iltr‘tltn 111.01. NU lililii’ TO LETMAPA '1‘}? EXT (”a SIX
' 'k. by Ml‘b‘. A. “HIP \01'7‘. 5’!" rotuu‘x‘, All lllltlt‘nl‘f'llll‘ll‘..4, Inquire 'l‘uy-
I 0, East Noru‘ullt. 'l‘ol. 1317. 1”,- g. Golden. ugg 3t
ti references: rtiquirttl. -_. m, ,, .
: V “‘"”“"‘"“"""“‘" TO LET-ml ROOMS (INv MURTUN‘
“revue. lit-11‘. $0. \Vltli Itzll'li $11.50. lit-l
;' TED-«A WHITE man. nor,
8. .516 u mouth. Room and quite 3mm” 19111;“,37 “up” street,
Hotel Muhackeiuo. («29 at Full": “mm”: “3,, ill
”TEowom FALSL TEETH.
,mtor lt‘ broken. 1 my $2 to 51.3
I. Send by parcel po-rt and re-
hcck by return mull. L, Alztzier,
4 Fifth ntt'ot‘t, Pitllutlelultiu, Pit.
TO LET-—-—tl ROOMS 20 it.t\'ll..\.\'ll
ttr't-et, with all ltlllll't'nt‘lllt’ntti. Apply
to F. Turnout-til, 20 lliil'ilt‘nd street.
T0 LET---~JIOU‘SL‘ a .CRESCIGINT'
Terrace from September I. Prooeutf
. tenants will show rooms.“ Mrs. P. 8.1
Lyon, 126 Flux lllll itond, South Non;
walk. i
”Mn..-” _ ‘_- WWI
T0 LETr-STORE 207 WASHING,r
ton ntrcct East Norwalk. Apo‘rtmontsl
209 Washington atroet, Flo‘st Norwmk;
and 3? Chapel rtmet, Not-walk. ‘ Iu-v
quire 04 South Main street. To] to. !
LOSTmA SMALL \‘t'lll'l‘ld llthKl’:
nutuctl “Lutltlio.” Anyone giving tutor-t
mutton lt'lltllnu‘ to itu t't‘cove'w' to Grunt:
tAlleu. Dorlnu's Point, Smith Novwnlk.§
:will be suitably rmvuvtlctl. , n31 31.:
t I
, iTODAY IN WALL“
WANT ‘
,:
NTED - SIIIRTMAKERS. PAY
daunting.
J ell, Peabody
. 1;” C0» “10.
STREET.
“.4...“ ,WM...". .__
if, ‘ ‘ ’ f... IQllldfllltm uttontled tho active denlin‘zn
‘ . ' It)? the first. hour, tho pure quiekenlnfl‘
‘. IICE 2: towards midday. U. S. Steel's low,
5 , ' , ' . .prico (or that period on an enormous
' lturn over Wis 10!? H, and Bethlt‘hem
'Steol lost almost 3 points. Other In-
" 'dustrittis, coppors, motors and special-
. 9. . ., . - . " - '
:elit‘lium‘jfl: I: 1:171. I Jtles fell 1 to 4. Shippingn worn Wonk.‘
" ‘ D” 'c“ ‘0" ‘3‘ i Atlantic, Gulf and West lntlit‘»: (Hath;
made - r ' ‘ - ‘
. to this con 2 lot odnuntnnpmg 6 poms, Some support was nc-v
n of the estate of George Wow 5 .
. “' . »’: (I r lls, but rallies- iu that dl\'l‘
l- Mrwalk. in said district, cor ed a
- dad on further pros-i
'l;
NOTICE
t of Norwalk. as. rPobnt.e
- tsinu were: cancelled
A I
. . sure azuhitzt Union Pccllic and Read-
cred, that suit] opplicnttou b9 imz. Recoveries in important stocki’
t .ttndttetormtned at the Pro-
I
‘ - t ‘at noon ranged from 1 to 2 12 points:
omcc, in Norwalk on the 6th day
’ ' and. were active at 99.92 to
epiember, 1917, at 10 o'clock, L’bpr'y B ‘ .
- . , 99.94. . .
Dog, and that publicvnotlce there-3 WALL-STREET. 1:30 p. m.—-'I‘ho
given to all persons Interested
in bypublishthg this order in a
ternoon, Steel adVanclng to 110 3-4 and
ct,-at.ienst five days betore said
of hearing. ', _ >
" 'HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge __
x * "’ ‘- ycousm—zssmm HILL DOING WELL
}‘ BUSINESS NOTICE. Congressman E. J. Hill passed a fair-
W ly comfortable night. and inteeliug
.4 RELIABLE'DMLING
iron and metal 1“ our: method, tor lHtchcock Who is attending him.
and sell everything second! It is said that there. will homo spe-
» " large stock 9‘ second. “Euclid change {or quite a little while;
”3"" °*‘ h'n‘L‘fim'mimu that it will he a matter or time to
1 In” next man and tmt ,yon‘lbulld hint up but that he is feeling
'0“ 0. square dgal. Philip P.
. . , ,JmIoh better than he did at. first and
3;; Van 2"“ street‘Te‘ly he is getting a little more sleep and
. ‘ls taking a little more nourishment.
T’Ifi'rmo —- rhino-misfit}! , “’ " ' 1
." mg. winter's 8099"": ml ' ‘Bucktughfim Post, 0. A. R., W“
1, unto-dot. “’19,. 10"“ we.” hold avspecial mootim: this evening nt_
1"“, cheerfully (Iron. m ml which time action In regard to the pool
"unfit“; Til. m “ mm,» ado loamy-row wjtl be taken It is ex-
‘ n 1-: It: “9"- greeted
'i'ise of call money to 6 per cent.
., «on... .,. '
‘ CA” 0! THANKS .
”a“ W ”"0"“ . M? We mu :0 am our than” at
l
. tin» amnion! pom “I!“ camel-um form nonutrttmm amt;
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1
mmmmm”
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, out Was I which” at
mm: cm»: no
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‘ FORuSALE—2 HORSES 1N 6001)
:live passenger, fully equipped in first
' " rennet-on To not“,
.k. ..........u ,'
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l WALL STREET, .Nnoti.——Stemly 11- ed, balance on mortgage.
that-clay “linking. l
mar-t ,
working condition. 1.100 and 1,300 lbs.
$35 each, worth 575, also a team 3125.
Nichols, Ponus avenue, Norwalk.
Phone 1322.
FOR SALE—'FRICASME CHICK-
ens, 300 lb, Killed Groaned and deliver-
ed to order. Nichols Poultry Farm.
Ponus avenue, Norwalk. Phone 1322.
Fort SALE—AUTOMOBILE {917
class condition. Apply 1 Adams ‘avol
one, after 5 p. m. hill) at}
I
""tiOUS’E‘
7 rooms. bath and electric lights. A
large garden, chicken house and fruiti
of all kinds. W. F. Beaupuin. Tot.
1402-3. ati‘at'
FOR SALE—NEARLY HUNDRED
pairs of best breeding pigeons, U'lt‘ to,
two )(‘lll‘h‘ old, will sell Very cheap.I
owing to closing form. '1‘. ’Iorztjiinu,‘
care Mr. J. I). l“t‘ltlltlkt‘, New t.‘it'tzt.iri.t
'm. 10.7.12. 0.30 St
FOR SALE—MOTOR CYCLII AX!)
Title ef'r. all tools, ("Etttttp. .I'ot- l'ltu't‘trtv‘t-
yii, litetbt't‘itvld ysttrt‘cl‘, South Norwulk. ‘
:tlitt fit
FOR SA LEms’t'IVI‘ltAt‘Tl‘.‘1‘; \VI-JS'IV
port home, at- garden, lloti~=~. burn,
l‘tgnueiy, l‘rttit:=, tier-"v.3 s‘iz‘tt’tlm‘y, it“
fine t'lllldllltill.
t"l“_ 1). Huh,
Ntiti‘ depot, stores,
South Xot'utttlt. :120 it
M 1
FOR SALE-~A131’Altidx'l ..v mow"
homo :t-l new, 1.1 Iit‘llllitfi' \\‘.tll§ to
Brunt-twill.) oxprnx S'."l"t)!l. time an!“
tho, :WI \vtll. titmt hurrzuiu, only
SHIN. w. A. Williams, immutuwttfl
Conn. :tL‘it -lt ‘
a"... __-_______ -.,..__fl,._._..,
FOR SALE-FOX TERRIER I’l'l'l‘,
dog, I’Y‘JH‘ 510. Mrs. Frank Lutultertf
11 Stuart avenue, Norwalh i129 3t
“or"
—FOR SALEquKIJANl) TOURI NO,“
cur. SP”. starter, electric lights, gtmdr
Ul't‘fi' and in first class
Price reasonable. Apply John 1;. Jilnl‘fi,
295 Main street, Norwullt. has 3t
condition;
FOR SALE~TWG NEWLY RENO-
votetl hound-t with littproventeut‘dYSev
oral burns on premises and 15 acres;
of good forming luntl ut Conn. turn-z
pike, Mrs. R. 'l‘ut'lov, 16 Grove street
Tel 75312
FOR SALE~FA1HLY HOUSE
with one-halt acre of land. r" “”4
Norwnlk [hood nour- Connmtlrw “Mt—
plko. Must be sold. tit-once u- u
estate. Small ~amount of with .t.,,.;~
Inquire
Keogh It Cnndee. Attys. United Bank
building. Tel. 535-2.
‘ BUV A"HOME"N'ow—"—'tit7tt"t"”watt
until prices aanuce then be sorry.
INSURE NOW—Home and turni~
tut'e, don't wait until a tire starts.
thou any why didn’t I?
Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate—Insurance
1 MAIN ST. - NORWALK.
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DR‘UM CORPS FIELD DAY.
Arrangements Wore completed yes-
terday and Stamford ptit‘on its gala
attire for the thirty—second annual
flield day and parade of the Connectiv
l
i
rally made further progress lnthe at- out Fiters' and Drummers' Association, t and cripples.
which is being held today in Stamford,
paperhwmg o. ”mummy!” ”“95”," ”minim“ Sim-k9 ”hung "'0‘" the big parade having been held attofrPt-eside'nt Wilson’s rcplv to the 1
.eaflv losses. Part. of this advantage 11:15 this morning. The grand ball.§popc’s peace Overturés “.11“ be-
twns again forfeited. however, on then-in be held this evening in the armory; fore us aswc write; but everybody“
{at Stamford and a number or Notwalktill the United States already lt‘ndi. - ‘
fund South Norwalk people will .be‘rcad it by yesterday noon, and!
present, it,ls expected. flaming will
hoenjoyed all night, although it is not
stated by. the official press agent of.
‘ lait'lvwcll today according to 137- Dex" the held day whether or not. the neigh. I says the Manchester Cttiatditm.i
. bors'will enjoy the dancing, especiallytAflCl‘ declaring that thonposition
if they dance all night.
'hiany of the: merchants of the city
have decorated’their places of business
and thefclty presents almost the ‘soma
aspect as it did during the 275th an:
utversary celebration especially in the
line of hunting and display of patriotic
colors along Atlantic street. The win”
hall has not been spared the decent
or: art and it shines out with the rent
of the buildings.
HEARS? Nor A “union: ‘
NEW YORK. Aux. sin—William R.
lit-hm will not!» a candidate tor-mt!-
rm 0! New Var! til the multiface-
duo. "in inclination“ allow in um
to omi- a an idiot attic a“
rim nu ma ‘ ' tho hold
. ily shelled our forward positions defense ”Wt more severe guar-
"" t tutti lite \IHIULI‘
" Wni‘tvtl. lll'tllt‘ll mitt sitinll't'lwt to {nut-ml will be held .15 2:30 Suutittv nt~
annuity ltttltu‘ltttie». til'iflliilt‘i‘h’ of war ttmumu from Ill-'2' lute “tt‘fillll'lll‘t‘, lieu.
mt'it tytiiltill‘lt‘“.
‘L'IHIN,
“ t'ntntvl‘lw lllt‘ll rations.
,wnuuded soldiers in France, to re-
1
PLAYED BYGENERAL
CADQRNA’S MEN
“-—
that Germany must have forms of ‘
govcrument like our own, but only
to assert that the principle thutini
continua: m Pacer one)
I t at of Germany we must in self-3
w—v—u—l
near Arleux-eu-Gohelle, five miles anions. thou if We were dealing
southwest of Lens, and at an early ”'9‘ With a Chm ‘Whose politicalf
hour this morning attempted £0,310“ have been .made notorious by
raid our lines. The Gormanity’e.w3¥" but “'1“! 3 free 900019;
troops were repuluod colmiletely.”31‘1”“eh m the mass aminevor dis-i
CHRISTIANIA, Aug. 31.—3,l‘:;‘;’1‘fb19’ govt cynical, never
Three German spie's haveplbecn‘t emits.-
convicted at Ber on for so yingi '
information to sgbmariues lrj'egurd-tDEATHS AND MINERALS“
jug thehtiliug time of ”vesselsy _‘ The Late Mrs. Canon 2
which later were t-orpedoed. Cap- The funeral services far Mrs Marv
taiu Laveu and Ofiioer Schwartz. ‘ E. Gagan, of 202 Bedford street‘ Stan;
German citizens, and Thorseu, a 19m, I'ho died Tuesday an" a; short
No‘t‘wegiait, all were given termsimness, was held in St 'John’s Catho-l
in the penitentiary. Luveu was 11c Church, Stamford todav Members'
sentenced to five years, Schwartz'og St. John's Council, Catholic Wo‘
m °‘
t‘aptnin Lavcn admitted tltat’at. 3113,6333; #31:? it: £13337!
they worked under instructions of Thfimas Gnga’n was born in “mi
fi‘tn‘ti the (Icrmau authorities. Ilc‘ walk film“, 55 v94“ 9,,“ and canal: to.
Still that German sub'ects werc' . 0- 5 "fl " . I
forced to obey such Millers. ' 633%? a. "$3113: :1 2:98;: mg;
NW‘WR‘HW “(‘WHIMIW“ '” "‘{m' Clenville; two nephews, Thomaslandl
lilt‘lltlli‘; on lllt‘ ll‘iltl t‘ilttillHSlZO “71mm“ ””qu 0f the Stamford poct‘
tlmt the country must take note tut “my,“ with whom St}? has “map may.
the lilt‘i tliut (I(“I')llill| hIIlIJt’M‘t home m. new,“ w,“ “my... NJ
tuuut obey orders from tlwir homo Imp“. Implant.“ limp" .‘l “M.“ Mm 1
country. . . . ' ‘HIIL'JI Crown and n hrotherdu-luw. "
lthtt’lllk. \‘ill London. Aug. 31. William F. "0.4.,”
~-~~Uil., um southern litiluttlttuir ”WM..- ' i
t‘mut \Vt‘tllll“»tlil.\‘ lllt‘ Iltwuiuits‘ Mrs. Catherine Wolf 1
c-l't‘ (‘hit'l‘ll‘tl l't'mll ’l‘i't't'l‘lll lilttl
tow-mu! lull-it over the llt‘l‘i'll1\ In» lt”‘.('t" \\'nlf, div-ti this morning, at her‘
in the olii‘t‘t'liott home on ’l‘uvlor Place, alter an illness
I lit“ Slit‘itilzu Vii”“_\'. hays )‘t-htt-F of some tint-mum. She was (if) yours
- t
till} .«1 ol'llt‘itil l'l‘tml'l t'i't-m lite If'ltNl‘ ot‘ :tt-v tutti ltns'tlns ‘ttw 'tuuh‘uitl lt’r‘Vt‘S]
.u‘Ttt sous. l’t'trit'rit-k. ('Iill‘ltwl, \I'illlr'lit.
.\ll;_“. ~ .11. ‘» l‘ktuwt‘d. Lt‘vVlS nut] Phillip \X'tt‘t', The
out it out.
\l'.‘t.‘~'lll.\‘tt'i't lX.
lit Ht‘l'liillll)‘ tit-o Irvin}: compelled RA. t‘ttlemun olllttliwtiug. l‘Vt‘E'lllHilh
i. work Iii li't‘llt'll tutti lit‘lt' umtt‘t'nr'fll tithe plum tn “hull-Id“ tutu-fiery. 9
the lil':‘ from Him ul'ttiit-x‘ ut' their
, . ‘, Int; ’ Alex Dilaun ‘
Itettttt'tt mode by ilummu Ml- Aunt l'ziliunmt‘ El mitten htt'vct, tliutl.
tlit’l“«‘ u Int li.l\’t't”u“ltll0d.Ch‘tull _(’}t‘i‘— lam owning ut the one at 30. after an.
tummy tutti ultit-h have lit-tut tt'uits— 1‘ tum-ts “f mint) time, He wu< employ-
tillllil‘ll in the Slum llt‘put‘tilitinlCall“? tho P. 8: ii. its it butter and to
may Itt'lmtillt‘l'N‘ ut' nil lllllittllllllllt'n utpgpxplt ni'MSt‘t‘ltllWI‘SItt‘ll‘tlab'fllld-
, out,
103'“ lit-Hm'wt‘tt on work .1090 bottom truth-""1 ttrrttotrttiucntu will be mzttiv 5:20.
tun Imus untl within range ohlllt' 'ulel‘. , - 1
.\ Milli” portion oi" lit‘t-utt, some PRINTER-PREACHER TO GIVE =
thin Mlllll. tttttl occasionally it hit. SERMON LABOR DAY.
of ”Will (If Norm»; stint in action; A ttt-inttar.ttttl ucwfitupertuun on until
The prixl as :» mintstt-v, tho Rov, Emil Richter of:
_ ”l'ifiillih‘ll into ._ tuition, will tit-etuch llltt aptmlul Labor
“4”“ “i" WITHIN." "5 3W N‘tl‘lil‘l'o-ti'tuy sot-mutt at tho Grnco Mothotllst;
otters have been
V | ‘ - v . . ' a
, lltmr work In ttmto N)‘Slt'illllllt‘tl“.\' Church. gummy pruning. Mr, Itlehttw
under military supervision tritium“ “nun." mum of the New Can»,
long hours and no medical alien-Tm“ Messenger and prt‘wious to that
Hon. Whou the litmsiuu soldiers 11,-1.1 boon nun-inter. ‘ '
loll. man;r til' ”11' units litttl lost by: Mr. Riphulr with sclected because of,
ill:(.ifi(:\tvw'uuny:13fo1}“.i:.]ll‘un.lhh m.quuh,,,nm, with the problems 9“,
”'5 ‘ ” new "" “Hi! “It "‘0“ the workiuumuu and his si'mllmh‘”
issued to them untl in all sorts ”fwtth organized labor. lie to even now
wt-att‘lttfr'tlttnv tll't‘ torccd to work in ”,0 pointing lupin?” and broached;
in {Ito-uttu-lutleu rugs, , ‘ ("fly occasionnlly to supply ugucancv.
rcingtlzlat‘i’ afflict: title 1:058;th He has been employed by the €011“ch
_ ‘ ,l eqteu y tut item ticut press in Bridgeport.
t'tt-tl , to Itourtts uudbvutou until, _._..._.‘..._...;_......— 1
they had reuoltctl tho pomt of cx-j’ ungrfi orrtcaas ATTAOKED I
llllllfil.lttll. h‘leltltlt‘tl in the labor; ' MILWAUKEuJVIsq Aim. (IL—The?
units \\'(‘l‘t' (tortuous as. Well an attempted 8),},th of William P. Stet-t
.t
Russians. liritish, French, Bel-2539‘“ u representative of tho depart-t ' 1
triuut-t and Poles. 'l‘hc (lermuus “mm of justice. lust night by 3 mon‘
were tltouo who hutl participated hunted Voso. marked the first unit
m food riots or who were ptiynicnl- ‘ draft "mtmn in Wloconsin. V055 Is
It unlit for opt-vice. in the rttnkd’sata to be the brother of a you“ '3":
111050 tut-u Kw treated very little mor who was reported to how tolled
tltllt‘reutly t nu the prisoners of m "cgistel‘ under the selective draft-
waif, ‘ . ‘ - f r c 3 ad and ofllcers were
M'ASIHNG'I‘ON, ;\tt::.'30.-0f-‘fizzpm‘goiisimstco:av. ' !
ficiuls ol’ the National Committee 1 --————-——-——--—-—-
of Patriotic and Defense Societies Today In children's day at the Knob,
In a stuttuucut today urge that the , club and a your time is being bad by
vunt stunts of American money or-i the junior members of the club-
dinurily devoted to the purchuuet V
of (‘liristmus gifts be used this
your to relieve the. sick mid
A not“! far lulu ‘
of tho urlnuy
Putnam. non-whom
And will not Itrlttnro.
Ito @ ..
”Riki. gum-n.
DWI to» It do. - rich :1. or a bottle- 82.7»)
‘Mfith l
littbilituto devastated French vil-
Iflt't‘s and to $11) Ort \' lug
. , 0 ‘ "r of )h “11S ‘ I ‘
h 1p ‘;_ l ‘ 1P1“ w,” . w. L
Ma-
LONDON, .tttg..3tt.—.m1‘ito, text
summaries and comments from 1,
American newspapers leave us in“
no doubt about its character,”1D
of ftlte president .is clear and Inuit:
cal, the uewspapengivos Bevel-alt“
extracts. from Premier Lloydl '
George’s speech at Glasgow lastt
June, which it says are much thelv
some in spilt-it as Mr. Wilson’s
message to lie 0 oontiuniu
“President Wilsml’; pulley comgs
very near to the formula f‘No‘
peace with the Hohenzollemfl but
it would be unfair not tumor-t
utzc titt- very narrow but deep gul
that common him from that
Inuit. The way in which be pro! ’
to put his policy is that “0:.th
can be, double without!“ m!
mm of the Home: WW
fly
lain-math
- . ‘ .. and.
‘ :‘w 2' m, . "m _, W’M‘ ,'
35‘ racy. Heunotoonocmedtoinsist' ,
dialing with an autocracy like? R
Ily, «Saturday only).
Furnitute and Home Furnishings
‘fl‘hat-mCans'a'sayi’iig‘ tuiytu of front :10}
to30 per cent. on etét‘y..dollttr spent " at i
- our. state during this pale. "Goods hut:-
chased now willfibe'heldffor future deliv? :
ForMen
The Trade Mark which guides
yout toward shoe; of satisfa-
tioit. ' '
You have heard of them.
Rove you tried them?
Ble kind to your shoes. .
Use Whittemore’s Polishes.
Elwood—dimmer
122 Washington 8M
South Nomlkr
FAVANA IS BURNING
What: you smoke an “Exception"
Havantu filled 50 cigar. Ask for it
Retailers supplied by
'1" O, E. SLAUSON 00.,
‘ orwalk and Stamford
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N. Y., N. H. & H. TIME
‘ lIn Btt‘ect June 10, 1917
A. ‘M.-1:39x,
6:57x, 72183:, 7:
{310 days only 8:59x, 9th
Mon ays) 9139,4033); 10:52:.
5:35x,
P. l.—12:03,_12:52 (Stuttttord only; :
:19x,10:33x.
P. ill—42:03. 1:09x, 2:4“,
4232!? 5:46, 6:02x. 7:02x, 7:12, 7:45:
7:57.. 8:001, 91582;, 10:07x, “10:40
NE , YORK TO SOUTH NORWALI‘
AIM—«1:10, 5:30, u:3-t,s:oox.8:5tx‘
9115,10303x.10:00,]"150x.
P. lit—12033;. 12:4;x, 1:06. 12091
(But: only, 2:18x, 2:57, 3:30); 3:58
(oxcopt Saturdays) 4:23, i313:
6:00x, 6:03x, 8:10x,, 9:28
11:15:, 12:00:.
Sunday:
8200):. 9:003. 9:21:
3:12;
A, ills—6:00,
10:0 x,10;50x.
RIM—12:10, 1:03x, 22003:, 3:35)
5:02,} 5:25x, 61002:, 71101:, 8:10;; 9:00!
10:003. llzlilx, 12:00x.
$0UTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A.‘ itl.-—~13:26x, 1:13x, 5:37. 6:01
7:115,l9:19, 10:29 . ttznx. 11:58x.
P.1M.»~vl:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only)‘ 2:34 (Bridgeport on
2:47 (Bridgeport
only.‘ except Saturday), 3:30x, 4:28
5:191 6:21. 0:51, host. 7:32 (Bridge
port touly) 3:25.111:08.
‘ Sundays
A. M.—-IZ:26x, 1:1.‘ix,
10:19. 11:12, 111582;. . '
P.‘M.-—2;10x. 3zllx, Izlzx, 6:33:
0:48, 7:08x. 8:33, 9:25x, 10:10!
11:10: (Bridgeport only). -
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NUR-
WALK
7:43, 9:18
ASE-12325; 4:35x, 4:683. 6:30
6:50l 8:05. 8:30, 9:4lx, 11:00.
RIM—12:17. 2:13x. .3:tox, 4:35
5:13L-5:32x, 5:37, 6211:, 8:58
Sundays
A. .—4:85x, 4:53x, 7:55. 8:30:
9:41 11:00. ..
P. M.——12:17x, 1:55x, 2:23, 3:40:
4:351 5:13x, 6:11x, 7:05x, 8:53.v9:181
9:85, 11:30:. . »
1 South ‘Norwalk to Danbury
A. BIL—6:18. 8:27. 9:59x.
P. ltd—1:27. 1:54x. 2:43 (Saturday
onlyt 4139:, 5:27, (Except Saturdays)
6:25.
1 Sunday-
A.tu.—9:2ts.1o:29x. -
Btu—2:15. 1:20. . .
l Dunbury to south Norwalk
Mrs. (‘;l=‘tt"t'lnu Wolf. with of Low-{SOU‘ H NORWALK TO NEW Yde ‘ N fl 7 < i
am, 0:05 i ANNUAL SUMMER CLEAR.-
40;?1551’, 8:21): 8:46;:
(excep t
AIM—6:00, 7:25, 7:55x. (Monday:
"onlyi 8:36 (exceptltlon'dgyl. 10:05:
11:50.
. ELL—4:331, 7:07. 8:36x, (except
Barth-days). .- -
Bunny:
A} M.—7:505.
P, M.~12:05. 6:48. 7:18.330;
t
I
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WWI?” priv-ute sailing m-
fishing parties until October 15111. Ex.
mum! opportunity for real plea..-
on. Tom moderate. For puniculaii’u
:31“ 0! Captain Hoyt, or phony.
l * SPECIAL
Special Sale on Tires
This Weok, Especially
Ford Tires;
" L. EFFRON
B Rowan It. But MIR
Tel. 1906. Tel. 199‘
Beef,lron&Wine
tonic. :timulont and Appefilu
l'. E. BAXTER
imam
AlorZTon
Barker Motor Wagon
three or four years old is in bettu
i condition for service now than any
“"" .Motor Truck of equal capacity
TABLl irating sold about. the same tuna.
2 THE BARKER FACTORY
.. ”#1.. PW. M:
,ANGE SALE OF MEN'S ,
SACK SUITS
ling" “‘3?" “at" 3131‘t‘=3‘-’-\3 5127! Islam Sumter Suits ......... $14.35
add, 6:0..x. 0:2tix, 6:47 Stamford on 5,. ‘t $1135
IV) , 7:02x, 320,3. 31.3,,“ _ (Cltlt‘p' i$15.00 Summer Sm s ..........
,Suturdttys) 9:5.vx, with {$32.50 Summer Suits ......... $10.55
t Sundays ‘ Large assortment of Fabrics uni
A' 1l1'~12:25x' 5‘35" 5:493: 3553 {Models to choose from. .
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chlroprucuc is the definition 0! can
muse of the disease and this art 0!
adjusting the some. Divoaso is causal]
by a wrench, twist or sprain In the
buck. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain In
later lite in tho dlflefilnt organs and
limbs. .
Chiropractors remove the cause a!
Iiseaso and pain, health is restored
(through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems In your body. Female trouble.
given special attention: ufap curvoton
at tho spinal You will never regrct
giving the Llhlrpractor a chance NI
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
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54 Washington so, So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
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ELECTRICAL C0.
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