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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 6, 1917 · page 11

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FOR SALE.

 

«' .10 LET—«HOUSE 8 ROOMS 'AND 1

30-. FOR SALE—LADY’S COMBINA-
bath, also floor 4 rooms all improve-

ltion carriage and saddle mare. Young.
jmcnts, 7 Valley Place. Phone 1070. lgentle and fearless. all suites. Address
TED—TWENTY FIVE TIRE! ' 56 3tf‘Reas'onable. care Sentinel. so (it
is. inquire Employment.» De” '
at. Norwalk Tire n 311er to.: we “YTRDOM 25‘” ’ ' “ 09'
Bank. lime or business purposes. ~1rst floor,
_:§1{a~viland block. 94 Washington street-l
lNSPECT'; Inquire Hotel Bristol.

 

 

FOR SALE—~EIGHT GOOD MILK
cows, hcilci's; also one good horse. B.
Strnisito, box 1, Benedict street, Nor-

man—clam T0 55 6t? walk. 56 3,

. Wm
Mme... Employment debit”; TO LET—7 ROOMS T0 RENT ALL
Norwalk Tire; & Rubber (0» modern improvements. Centrally lo-

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FOR 8ALE~MOTORL {Curd AND
‘ 86 3t; ‘ ‘ ‘ 3side car. Excelsior 1917. Run 1,000
‘ . Ititted. Apply to Taylor & Golden. 55 allmiles, full equipment. Cost $655- Will
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TED—BY A wioow a P08}; TO LET—THREE PLEASANTi'Z‘xntft ”ml“ Murph" Mfg' C" m“:
. a 5m”. has b3”! 3 ”"51““: and rooms, second floor. Benedict street. 1 ‘ "
so had some knowledge of book-Z Rent 38. G ‘

 

 

 

 

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majority of the episcopal party
demands restoration of the pa-
triarchate, but the Liberal element

patriarch would subject to his
will other high dignitaries of the
church. ,

The Holy Synod has appealed to
the CongreSs the draft of a consti-
tution for the church wherein, in
addition to the reforms already
proposed, it is provided that the
head of the Russian state and the
minister of cults must be orthodox,
and that in all state and private
schools there must be religious in-
instruction.

I‘E’I‘Rtm'RAD. Wednesday, Sep—
tcmbcr 5.—~Witncssos at the trial
of Gcllcral Soukhomliuoff, former
War Minister who is accused of

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high trcasoll, unfolded in part to-‘

 

arage for one automobile on
lg. Adresa Mrs. M. B. 1.., care Ev- .

Benedict street. Inquire 54 Seaview
Sentinel, South Norwalk, C0”“"avenue.

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FOR SALE—18 FT. MOTORBUAT,
’19)?) Palmer cnginc ‘75. Must be sold:
‘quickly. Ilenwnstrations. Sound Beach
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' . " —————,—————, To LET—l‘IlENRY STREET, 50.3223.” SM" ”0" “4 mm" 13‘3“":
'NLE3;\T§\E xygonzoBis“ Norwalk. 4 rooms. Rent 89. Inquire ' ‘
" l 1:3; °~ ' : - Sums. S.A. Youn .,E st , e. 43t7 ‘
50 at: g“ a m“ s 1 FOR SALE—A FEW FINE AN-
....._.._._.._.____r ._._.Y .‘ “in TO LET—FURNISHED HOUSE 21131133321?lt;s:tlusl’n‘eullbroideg-ygnI
NTED—BPI ll. R. 3A5”, (.01.. tromrNov. 18,, 1917’ 13 rooms, 2 baths, ‘50.“; 1.4.:' ‘on s on, lost toad, Darren.
in and \\ est street, s6 3t‘ situated about ten minutes' walk from . .l louse cast of school house.
. . ‘ I railroad station. Reasonable rent. to 3
"Tég'fimfi’ ”2“ salii‘hfi-A'L right partyalnculre or Justice Griflethd BORuSALE~PAlR CHEAP nous,
“ 2011i Jilly” 0“ “ 6“”; agcnt. 135 Flax Hill Road. South N0r-‘ es suitable for farmer, 1,200 lbs ouch.
' 0“ l ‘ ' 5 _;wulk. 64 6truu- trial given. Will lllz‘e by day or
—' , , ‘ _ ‘ lmonth. Sinclc tip cart. Stewart Farm.
ureofioulio‘ufilj 131?pr TO LET—income ON ’M'ORTONJWst Norwalk. Tel. 59-2. s6 3t.
«valor. 1‘0“!” “1" '5‘" ‘ at “7:0“? avenue. Rent: $9..Witl1 barn $11.50. In-{ .
, ' 5" 3tyquire-Samupl 'Kaplin, 37 Water stream FOR SALE—HORSE AND COVER-
NTED YOUNC M ARRIFD SW”! NOI‘WMR. 54 3licd wagon. Cheap. Crescent Laundry.
—— ‘ 1 . A
9 want thr'ec or tour unfurnished TOiLET—N'EW 7 ROOM ~BUNGA<J s5 at
T in reililetd, GUilitct’lglllhotifiloo-d‘i low. Oak floors, all modern improve- FOR SALE—A BARBER SHOP
(inter? A331,“ r; 1:310 a 1' an r mcnts, 47 Lincoln EVGHWJ- ‘ 31 53 camplctc. "Centrally located, Having
ism?" ress ' ' ' on e 0 g - been drafted into the army will soil it
he ' . l TO LET—STORE 207 WASH‘NG‘ at a reasonable price. Apply Carl mm-
”"f' . "’ ton street East Nor-walk. Apartments/mgr. box 70 ”Wm 55 3t
NTED‘YOUNG GIRL F9“ 209 Washington street. East Norwalk,
house work and to h?!” with and 39 Chapel street. Norwalk. lu-

 

Fon SALE—WORK Tron-Sic.

 

 

 

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Ties?“ MN” C" S" By we; 3350mm 5‘ South Main street; Tel 50-. Farr. Salon and exchange stables.
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NTED—DAY LABORERS. AP? ' By giving‘ me>your~ order for my
' i .- ~ ' , 1" spec‘al hand made loaders and gutters _
' D. M 115. Clanbury 50‘ 3-t which give lasting sorvidw—Try and vated houses "1111 improvements. Sev

' NTED—MAN Fun illuminant“, convinced. Plumbing. heating, cral barns on premises and 15 acres
.wot'k. Raymond 8:, Ambler, Wll- ' slate roofing, lawn mou'crs sharpened?“ 300d farming land at Conn. turn-

FOR SALE—Two NEWLY RENO-

 

onn. Tel. 84 Wilton. - 55 3t dionry A. Hcgelein, 56 Water street. ‘plkef‘Mra. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove street
_ -._.,_::.'_-_».; —- u hellish-3 ‘ . Tel 15312
NTED—WOMAN' ’FOR mung ' v; ' '

 

FOR, SALE-FAMILT HOUSE
with onohalt acre or land on West
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn
pike. Must be cold at once to close
estate. Small amount of cash requlry
ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh & Ch‘ndcc. Attys. United Bank
building. Tel; 535-2.

ork and cleaning. Apply at 4:1"
avenue, Norwnlk. 3‘5 3t

 

' Busmnss NOTICE.

NTED—GARDNER DURING THE NOT'lCE

Good wages, Mrs. Davis, Elliott The Winnipuuk cider mlll will start
t. Gregory Boulevard, Exist Nor-[1'OHM 59000” Saturday, ‘Sf’pt 8th, and
. . {will run evcry Saturday until further
_ notice.

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NTED—BOYS FROM THOS MCINERNEY

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to m... in W Weft: 0; ’ mm}... ; ”gamma. ”3m. Willi
nco necessuly: Steady “or an. decorating. palnter’s supplies; wall . ' t ..
‘28 for advancement. Apply m p(l- paper, unto-date styles. lowest prices. ..__.

ny time bcforcfl' p. m. to Modern" Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on 1
ery Co. 103 Cedar strcct. st Gt; .. NOTICE .

.ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander, District 01‘ vNorwulk. 55..
White. 61 L2 Elr avenue. court, August 29. A. 1)., 1917.

-._. -._._ Etatc of Levi A. Burdick, late of
W AL‘L STREET Nth-walk, in said district, deceased.

- . ' Tho court 91' Probatc for the district.

' - n time before! “"" ,
NH“: 1215;253:202,er (.0 1035 WALL STREET. Noon.—~Prcssurel01 Norwalk, llclll limited and allowed
.m'} 0 f' I "st 6t,Was again infectlvc ddFiug tho morn‘ Six months from the date hcrcnt for
r s rec. " __ l ing. New Havch's further collapse prodthc crcdltors of said estate to exhibit.-
~ lvoking fresh selling of rolls Newlthcir claims for settlement. Those

9. P 'RIENCE‘D GARD: . ‘
:vNJEtir“ A1131)! Dr Ilul-deun-JIYMk Central made a new low recordih'hc Itcglcct to present their accounts,
11' ‘1 fiér‘p'mvwzn ‘ ’34 3tlat 75. Union Pacific sllrrcndered allgm-npelly attested, within said time.
A a ’ ‘ " ‘ ' ills gainand other rails reacted 1 to 2~will hr: (lcbarrcd a recovery. All per“
' f. .. . , '. lebtorl to‘zsaid estate are re.
— nousu '- Roonslm‘m W“ 1'"
AttilTlafig'cmcnts and-2 ‘to 10 acres? Steel rallied to 108 3-4. but oncc uuestedtc make immediate .phyment
cloge to town' Price $5 000 to smjmore fell back 1' 1-2 points and otherito HENRIETTA BURDILEK,

Ad tires ‘3 box .625 South Norwaué’1-industriais were equally heavv. Gener- Administratrlx
" ’ . “=21 Motors meo 314 .and various
specialties yielded 1 to 3. Irregulurl

. ' . . lites-set in at noon

ED EMBROIDERERS ra , -
:Nw'brkcrs for home' work. Also: Liberty Bondssold at 99.86 £099.92.
motors. 2. South Main street. Flor-5 ' WALL STREET- 19130 8- “Ir—The
South Vorwalk 54 3t further improvement shown at the
A ' ’opening today’s stock market was gen-
ANTED-OLD ~FAUHSE‘1>TEETH.‘9rally attributed to thé defeat in the

 

ANTEHIEN, \VITH EXPERT:
iingroccry business. Salary and; , p
1 commission to those who quat-ETODAY IN

 

 

 

 

 

.. . ‘ 6* Warr—

At a Court of Probatcholdcu at Nor;
walk, within and for the District of
Norwalk, on the 5th day of September,
A. D., 1917. . ..

Estate of Frank Racanclli, late 'of
said Norwalk deceased.

The administrator represents the es:
tote insolvent and prays the appoint-
ment of commissioners thereon: there-
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't mater it broken. 1 pay 52' to $15 Senate of high tax on war profits.

. and investment rails also strcngthennd

U U AI Ll soon. reacix‘d to 107 5—8. The entire list walki‘on tli‘e 17th day Of September,
. . _ ,

l ANTED _ SanirMAlolmS.-‘PAY . , heard: thereon. And said administl’na
. Sendilvt‘MeseengeréSend-the Chfldfénlmmre l‘d deceased last, dwelt, and
.-urc.;sele‘ctedrwith great care andsent‘lcimflhtion in said district, at least ten
to you at once without cost. 1 The hair before, said 17th day of Septem-

act Send by parcel post and re- Equipments and other issues most con-
" check by returumnll. ,1“ Mafia-accrued in the Government’s taxation
especially Pacifics. . _ , ‘
United States Steel opened at 13 34 claims of creditors of said estate bc
. ——-————-‘ ' ‘—-—-- became irregular when New Haven felli 1917.1” 10fo‘clock. forenolon; 0f “’10:“
4 . 2 3~8.points to thenew low record of! all persons in interest wt ltake not 08
., . ~— - _ . ;._._':_—_i t'ol‘ will-give public notice thereof by
te learning. _ , IF YOU CANNOT COME TO _ posting a copy of this. order on the
V i. . Mall YOUr Orders or Telephone: . . , -
“e" Peat,“ Younre sure of Satisfaction becauao‘ withln‘thc same town, and by,‘publish-
> , ~ .’ . ..
. & C0 ’ In ; goods are right, and so ‘ia‘thg‘g'em Incl-31917“;
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Fifth: strect, iPhlltidelphia, Pa. plan opened at gains of 1 to 1% points.
to 109 1-8, an extreme gain of 1 1-4, but. ”Domed at the Probate “Wt in Nor-
- .1 13 and appear; if they see cause, and be
OUR STORE Ip‘ubllc‘stgn post. nearest .to the place
NW1? treat." Your. orders right, G00“! Enginestime in-n newspaper having a
ice. We satisfy iron always,

HENRY W. GREGORY,
. ~ Judge

a. has started on tearing up‘tho

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homlinotf, bearing out reports of
thc influence she established over
hcl‘ husband. She is on trial as an
accomplice in the crimes of which
the gcncral is accused.

Anna (ioshkcvitch, a former
fricnd of the Soukhomlinofi's, tes—
titicd that the young wife of the
elderly Minister of War frcqucnt-
ly cxpcudcd 100,000 rubles a year.
thll she was abroad her husband
SP1” hcr almost his entire salary,
and for thc sake of economy he
was forced to cut at tho ()fiiccrs’
Casino. The witncss dcclarcd that
(ion. Scukhonlliuotf talked frocly
and calvlc‘ssly of military sccrcts‘
in the prcscllcc of visitors ,and
his wife cvcrything. Secret. papcrs
fronl'tllc War (lfi‘lcc, shc said, ol'tcll
lay about his llonlc, whcrc thcy
might casily llllvc llccll read and
copied. ,

M. Boutovitcll, Madame Souk—
homlilloff’s first husband, tcslilict
that his wife dcnltllldcd that ho ob-
tain a divorce, and givc hcr a large
sum of mollcy bccuusc shc dcsircd
to marry (lencral Soukhomliuolf.
.thcn governor general of Kicv. M.
Boutovitcll said he had a stormy
intcrvicw with ticncrul Soukholn-
linotl‘. chullcngcd him to it ducl
and uttclllptcd to strikc him. His"
wife prctcndcd sllc bud tukcn poi-
son. he tcstifictl. and rcfusctl to
tukc all untitlotc until he promiscd‘

CAUSINW“

settle definitelywheflier the whisper-ted the training camp.

. .. “one upee laughing; or of the Ameri-
ve Within the next few days to can forces, with whom they in-

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{erence will be held without corn-g ZURICH. Sept; 6.-—A , report
pletc representations or be abrm-tthat the Hungarian Minister of
cloned. 3the Interior intends to expel for-
PEKTNG. Monday, Sept. 3. (Dedeign residents from Budapest, in-
iayed).——The odor of the Alliedicluding visitors who are unable to
governments to purchase or char-,furnish reasons for remaining
ter- German ships seized by theltherc, has caused intense irritation
Chinese authorities on the rup-Qin Vienna.
.ture of relations between (ion! The Hungarian newspapers
many and China, has been declined have published recently numer-
bythe government. The ships arc ,our protests against persons going
being turned over to. a Chincseito Budapest “solely to get some-
syndicate for the ostensible pur-éthing to eat.”
pose of augmenting China '5 mar-z The report also has aroused the
cantile marine. Germans ill Budapest. Their con-

over a neck of land a mile and should involve

negotiations be-

Lakc Egcl is being accomplishedigevemmrnts.
with the greatest difficulty and: BERLIN. Sept. fir—More than
with the enemy constantly shelling‘7,500 prisoners have so far been
the rearguard. This route is along taken by the th‘mflllfi 5‘11 the Riga
the Pskotf railway, and is the only lolfensive, Army Headquarters '3"-
cxit from the Guide-sac, the Ger-{mum’l’d ““1333 Guns 101118 num-
man column having moved upilm‘ Of 180 have been captured.
from the lehull direction cutting PETROGRAD. Sept.’ 6.-—The
oil‘ the Russian
southeast. trcat toward the northeast in the
Millis‘l'l', Boris Savinltoff, has iism‘r. the War Oflicc announces.
sucd a statement saying: that the. "W." FOR SALE
succcss of the measures which will guy A HOME Now—Don't
be taken to check the advancc ”dc-luntil prices advance then be sorry.
pclld wholly upon tllc behavior of; '
our troops. "
Dcspdc reports of the tlisgl'aL‘P-lthcn say why didn't I?
ful flight of certain elements of! "

Russian dcfcudcrs of Riga posi-i Ask John: Trams

tions. military colmucutatorsl

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PETROGRAD, Sept. 6,—The‘sul thcrc is reported as stating the

retreat of the Russians from Riga matter was a very delicate one andiSflCClal‘ safe on TIES

half with between Lake- Kish and<tween the Hungarian and German.

retreat to the Russians are continuing tllrir l'C-i

The civilian head of the warlRiga rcgion. crossing the Melupe‘

INSURE NOW—~Home and furni»
lture, don't wait until a tire starts,

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'mnoLE'rowu. sept. ,.
Davis who was {helix 0! “Iii” 1°?"
county for eight years. the only ._
ocrat to hold that omce. died at big
farm here yesterday. He was born ii
Killlngly but had lived most of III!
life in Middletown.

cently very active in politics. 6! HO
years he had engaged in the do!!!
business. He leaves a widow, five
daughters and (our brothers.

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SPECIAL

This Week; Esmeially
Ford Tires.

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3 Bowen St. W
Tel. 1906. Tel. 19M

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A10r2'l'on

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Thc chicfof tllc (loner: sou-r” NORWA
al Stuff, ticncral Romanofsky, cut-i A. Ill—4:89; 6:35x. 5:49x 6'08
prcsscs thc opinion that tho cvac: 5157’, “1.8!. 7:40. 7:55x, $212.85ti
nation constitutes no imminent lit outlays 0'11! 3:5911. 9:24 (excev‘

11101th to l’ctrograd bccuusc thc gdfiyfllgfgg' 1131‘33‘: 103521
near approach of thc rainy season 1. 1:05.“, L33," sl‘ogx'sgégti'fggidsqggy’
will prevent. the cncmy front ad-lfiflfi. 0:02x, 6:26x.'6:'47's{amrbni ml,
vancinu far in thc direction of the ;’ '3') 7202!: 3:05. 9:201.
capital. The danger of a tlcsccnt‘samwan) 955g‘dnfivzt
upon the coast ncurcr to l’ctro ri'ad‘ . __ . . , _

also is discounted in ofiical ciiclcs!9:1A9x.M10:1323f5x' 5.351" 549" 8'"
forlikcrcasons. "‘ i P. M.—12203, 1:09x. 2:4“, 31481

Thu newspapers take a Hitltllllit‘l‘z‘fizx' 5‘43. 6202:. 7:02:. 7:12, 7:45;
. - . .- - . . W571, “it. 9:58; 10:07x. 10:40
l'ltllllllllllltjh‘lltllliltlll. Rough) ill-y! NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALu
\«l it. he cast possunlstlo 1)] its: A. M.—~4zlo, 5:30, 63343100335511

oxprcssiolls. finds nothing: definite-19:15. 10:03:, 10:06, 10:50;

ly llopclcss ill the situation “if curl {SP} 11:12:05“, ngtfx, 1:06. 1:09!
troops have not l'orgottcn ”milkfa'x °€e§éegklss§ufij§g§£5:92;; gin
they arc Russians and it some 5:29" 3:00,, 6:031, Limo-x ’géfi
brilliant ofliccl-s are found unlcnulllnsx. 12:00:. " '

 

to ltssunlc the guilt noccssury for
Mr divorce and pay her 4,000 ru-
blcs a your. ~ Showau 25 yours old.
at that time. and (ion. Soukhomli-l
not? was sixty.

LONDON, Supt. 0.——“Oll ,
night of Scptcnlbcr 4.5, blcrlnunl
ail-croft droppt-d bombs on three}
hospitals," says today's otliciul?
colmllullit-ution. _
”Local lighting.' and patrol cu:
counters occurer during: thcluilzllt;
southcnst of St. .lulicn and cast. of
Flour Iiillx.”~ _
STOUKHOLM. Sept. (is-«Tho.
conference of women of bclligcu
cut, and neutral countries has been
postponed until the international
Socialist conference is hold. .

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 6.—41‘l.‘e
capturc by tho Germans of Riga
has brought out the name of a new
German army commander,
lilttit-r, whose rcccnt promotion to;
lcatlcrsllip of mi indcpcndcut army1

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older. generals and supcranlmat’cd
odiccrs. .
Prince ,Eitcl Friedrich, com-l

magdet‘ of? tithirst Guard Di-,I

vision, which captured Tarnopold

sicll to the United States. Tho
inmoiutmentL is- l‘ctlkcd ' upon as
significant‘of a change in Sweden’s
commercial policy; Before the
war Swedish iron ore was'to aaconi

Iltmdboh‘m ’s-i miss:

will cause: a decrease [in the quaint
my of. iron , ore” sent? to Germany.
Not only the general situation, the
result of the commercial policycf
the Enteilte nations toward Swath

'lduty.” ‘

:l’. l’acllitch. Srcbiull Premier and:
' Ministcr' of lt‘tlt'cigll A'fl'tl‘it‘s‘, who 3 51““de only) 2134

volt l

' . - . l licv worl' for ail-American ‘ A M.——i:35x 4:53;:
is onc of the few examplcs of 1m. - . . ‘ p. - .‘ . ’ ‘
young blood forcing its way to the!“lm'dm'n-v loundcd upon the prm'lg'flx' 11.00.

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urtic‘i t - 4 ‘- isays today s omclal statement. holiday.
Ego pa 0‘1 m the operation ,atgllcavy artillery fighting occurred} A. M.——9:25, 10:29:.- ‘ “
STOCKHOLM gum 6 Eon the Champagne and Verdun; P. §3:5u:3$2&um N 0 mm
. ’ ’ L - ‘ '“‘fronts. . - L .
Hjtllpulr Lundhohm has bccu ap- , . . A M.-—6:00. 7225. 71553. (M01193?
pointed towundcrtakca spccialmis—V IARIS' Sept. 6.——Prcsrdcnt;omy, 8335 (except M°nda")' 1010‘“

, sidcrahlc cxtcnt-expcrted tortln’éff
Ordered, that commissioners to r8-‘Unifed States.

celve._,exam‘-He and decide “Don thfilsion, it insundci‘stocd; will‘uud‘c’rlf
.take to vii-open thistrat’fic, which“ ‘

tllcul who arc ready to‘ do tllcir. ” Sunday. ‘
A. ill—6:00.- 82002:, 9:00;, 9:21;
110:032. 10:60x.

”H‘s P. M.—12:10. mm. 2500... 3:35;

Spocial colnmittccs front

:rcuimcnts of thc i’ctrourlul gurri-fszoz. 6:251, 6:00x. 7:19x, 8:10x,9:001
’ ,soll huvc bccll uppflintcd to \\‘ork';10=00!. 11:51:. 12.100x.

80UTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
M.——12:26x. 1:13x, 5:37. 6:01
9:19. 10:22:. 11:1”. 11:58x.
P. M.—-1:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only
(Bridgeport on
2:47 (Bridgépor
only. except Saturday). 3:30x, 4:28
. _ 5:19. 6:21. 6:51. 7:08x, 7:32 (Bridge
proposal. according: to the Eclalr-lport only) 9:25,- 11:08.

out a plan for tho dcfcnsc of tllcl
capital. 1 A.
‘ Nlt‘li. Franco. Scpt. 6.——~Nikolul7;15'

is stopping: hcrc. soon will lcuvc u. y’ Saturday only).

protest against the Pope‘s peace;

P. M.-IZ:17x, 1:55x, 2:33. 3:40;

toll through thc scrricd ranks ijtnplcs "f international Jun-m" pm14:35, 5:13x. 6:11x. 7:05x. 8:53. 9:18:

cluimcd by the president of the

. 9335.11230X. .
United States.

__ . 5 . South Norwalk to Danbury
PARIS; Sept. 6,—Jl‘wo German A. M.—‘—6:13, 8:27. 9:59x.
attucks on the Aisnc front last: 1" 31.-—1:27,1:5«lx, 2‘43 (Saturday

tlight‘wcre'rcpcllcd by the Frcnch,‘°nly’ “39" 5:27' (Except Saturdaysl.‘

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Poincare, Paul Painlve, the Score-511250. . .
tary of War, and General Petain,l 1?- 31—41333, “"7- 8236’“ (excey
the- French commandcr-in-chief,lautumn!"

visited the headquarters of thei
American army today. They wcrei

Sunday:
A M.——7:605.
P "—12:06. 6:48. 7:193. 8:“!

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Grmany is no longer able to ex.»
port Sufficient coal for Sweden’s
demands, and forces Swadento try,
.to‘ compensate her iron ore against
American coal. This step, it is ho?-
lieved, will add to. her. indcpem

Germany; .
STOCKHOLM, Sept.

plans for‘tlle Socialist confercnc'g

atZimmerwald, Switzerland,"to bg

 

,, on Washington street aprcpiithl‘
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dcnce of commercial relations with L

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held ten days after the Socialist; "

admirable vafietylof‘good music of every: description.

LK TO NEW YORK .

(except

praisc the heroism of certain rcgi- 1 "fagsgfi'te hum” 'ANOB SA‘LE‘OYMN’S
lncnts. among which wcrc some! ' NORWALK' ‘
composed of letts who foil lit 1 - i W “7 ' _7W"_ "' I BACK SUITE

1 g . _ . . \ . *
bravoly to stem the tide of retreat, at" Y" N' H- & H- m TAB“ $18.00 Summer Suits .. ..... .. :3:
in fact sot-tin ml cxam ‘llc for their ‘ $15.00 Summer Butts ......... . y‘
comrades. g I In EH.“ June 10: 1917 $12.50 Summur Suits ......... 31m:

Modell to choose from.

CopyrightiliomingCo

6 N. Maln st. to: Nonn-

THE NEW: SCIENCE

DEFINITION OF" OHlROPRACW

Chlro ractlc' tc'thc'dcflnttl “ ot‘uh
rauae 01; the disease and g art. d‘
:diustlng the same. Disease in canal
'1! a wrench, twist or sprain in th-
back. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves andgpaln [-
lover life in the different argon and
limbs.

 

license and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve cyb-
Itenth tn your‘body. Female trouhlul‘
given special attention; also curvatlm
at the spinal You will never rest-I
giving the Ghlrpractor a chance I.
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.

T. FlthNClsyll. C..

H Washington St.. So. Norwalk. Ooh;
Graduate from Palmer School.’

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cur Dc Nico. The. protest. will bcl ~8undays . i J '

based on the fact that thc Pope's?10fi~9y1~;11§3215¢58x1113n”7:43. 9:1! " REED G VOLK.

uotcfuilcd to mention Serbia, 0ch p 314340: $.11}: 4.40,, 61311 ,1 *

papcr says. tints. *7»:08x. 8:33, 19:25:“... 10‘:le k' WICAL c0.

LIMA Peru Scpt. 6.—*Th(‘lll:16x (Bridgeport on Vl-
‘ ‘ . . l—sflw _

(‘lmnlbcr of llcputlcs m sccrct scs-" HAVEVNIE:°UTH NOR n“ Only Fullnyqulpped

sioll “yesterday unanimously up-s A. 35:42:25; 4:35x, 4:53x. 51:30 ELECTRIGAJ SHOP

provod u declaration by tho For-lama, 8:05. 8:30, 9:41x. 11:00. In the Town

=ci;:n Millistcr of Pcru’s illtcrna-l ‘1’. Bil—212317. I???” 3:12)“ 32:: -AUTO SUPPLIES

titul‘ll policy. This scts forth tllat§5;‘13x' 5‘32" ' ’ 6' x, ' ' .,_50 S , St .

l’cru aims to have llcr forcignl ' Sundays Phone 806- cumin . 1 .
7:55, 8:30: So. Norwalkthtslo Hull-Bit.

 

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ANY-‘1’ mun;
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DECO RATORS

.vanadium:Palms .

andr’Wall Paper
Store Closed: 12“" PAM.
Shim-day

710 “First Street

 

. Twelvel’of Vthogrenteshartistain_~the wo‘rld‘ interpret

. both classical andpopultn‘ numbers. Besides; thereon» time-g
.ly warmngs, dance numbers, children'sson‘gs antl"atories,’;j"
band marches, newpopular’hitrundz old-thus favorites. _ ‘
Wetwilllconsider it c. pleasure to play any: music you
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, ltln‘ee or four years old is in beta: _
“a“, condition for service now than at: .
Motor Truck of equal capacity:
rating sold: about; the mutual;

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ANNUAL sums Gum.

Largo assortment of Fabrlcc afl-

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