1 “E SOUTH NORWALK tut housing of a population of 45, 000'
EVENING SENTINEL
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ILCLLGOLDEH Props.
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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN 1
mason our 4 1917 1
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romonnow i‘
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AMERICAN EFFICIENCY—H.
Evcry day of war [)H‘llili'HIIOHS cnt-I
I
phasizvs 1111- fact 111111 our old faith ill
Aluct'ican busincss ability and indus-
-trial genius was 111'” plat'cd. [
Our 1
"(it-1 111: 111
That faith wnvcrcd for a \1'llil1-.
ears wct'c so dinllr'd \lith
propaganda that 11'1 bcuun'
efficicncy'
lo distrust our own pt1\'.‘t'l.\‘. Tim 1111-
relation of (lcrman military thorough-
:11'ss and int't'nuitv that (111111- with the
outlncak of the war it'd us to “undo"!
whether we could ever match lor-
mans at the businl'ss of modcrn war
:ntpking, with its infinity ot mechani-
cal requircmcnts. '1‘
down and
few short
how
A
plonths of war preparations haw
But we no lougm'
worship tllat .sllrinc.
re-'
veulcd greater powct'o or oricination
and cxcctltion than we cvct' know wc
who arc familiar
glosschcd. 'l‘host-
'with what has lit-1'11 accomplishcd itt
' 1 ., 1 l
nt'arly every llllt' ot 1-itol't stand amllz'
«ed at the gcnius shown by th1- Amtr-
brilliant
individual action, bttt for ordcrl)’. co
1
‘ican pc'oplc not mt'rcly for
i("0llllll\.
operativc cft‘ol't.
Tltcrc are sort-r11! instant'cs in'
point, any onc of which would in or
dinary world-wide ad-
Tllc story of the Liberty
Motor is no.1' pt'ctty woll known. it
dcsit‘ahlc that till"
linitcd Statcs should lt1tt'c
llllll‘S attract
nitration.
was. sccn to b.-
11 power-
tht-
>lllllttlll‘tlllt‘(l
ful. cillcicnt ait'plallc motor, of
utmost simplicity, so
made supar-
Tltt‘
took time
A
tllat the parts could llt'
.tttclv 11nd asscutblcd 11111'wh1-1'c.
it
months.to dovclop a now motor.
European cxpt-rts said
little group of Amcrican t-nuinccrs
got togcthcr in a \‘t'ashinulon hotcl
and in fivc days and nights produccd
Ino
t-nginc.
The blue prints were turned ol'cr toI
a nutnufactnrct', antl inI 2i days thcrc‘
the plans for thc rcquil'rtt
was a complctc 11101th in \\'ashin'zton,
those cn-'
by 11]“
i
. rttnning- pct'fcct ly. Now
gincs are being: turned ottt
thousand, and the whole airplane in
dust 1' y is rev olutionizcd
1~—books about
Less is known about two other re-
markable achievenicnts our me i
' :cllanical enginccrs. A standard do!
.sign was similarh worked out for a
.rallrottd locomotive The blue plintsI
“were turned over to a big manufac-' .
iuring company, and in a fraction or ‘1
ol
"further merit. of being purely a 1'olun-'
fixt'rion'tv of dembcracy clen in
.tt'alms of industry.
1 .
Itommlttce, but hardly enough to w
wiGrcat Britain and Frame arc lcvyingrmltniu 11"1-111 nghutm for our liber'v'
-at'c big, cllecrful t't-adint:
Illlt’ soldict's.
Ithcrc are rows and r'ous
ring for other military purpoacg, l
,mauv books as it would btty otdin:-.tl‘
Iof extra protection then as there is
.men
: He added that as mayor of the cit!
SENTINEL Ihe would not take part in any exhibi-
tion that has box omce receipts at one
.cnd and that he did not propose to
_ , have as an exhibit the mayoralty.
READERS . His words brought forth quite a bit
I ' ' ' " ' 'l'
I
VIE ws
men. That was a much gutter feat
than any phase of the Panama Canal
tonsil uctton M01 te pictures taken
. show a two '
5010"!) building big enough to house a'
from the
by the war department
Itompany of troops built
ground up, in two hours ml 58 min-
utes.
V1 have demonstrated an “Ameri-
can efficiency" that is more efficientI
than the German brand. lt has 1th
in the matter of the appointment 0:
a corporation council, Mayor Donovan
said that he had communicated with .1
gentleman whose reply to his conund-
nication he received late yesterday
afternoon. The reply was that he
could not accept the post as corpora
U. 8. NOT THE WHOLE SHOW. Ition counsel and was signed. “James T.
‘Huhbell." There, Mayor Donovan ad-
',dcd be appointed to the office Edward
|J. Quinlan Mr. Quinlan came forward
{and took the oath of office, which was
administered by City Clerk IT. ll.
L1 undid Robins.
The following committees were then
an med:
Finance—Councilman Edgar T. Mur-
Illut'phy.
Highway—Dr- Robert 11. Wolfe.
l’olicc— Dr. William J. Moore.
l-‘irt-~Councilluan Charles A. Volk.
Charity—Councilman Frank
1Chtlkc.
llealth~00uncilman Gear. :0 i). ‘ltus
9.]!
Printing anti Lights—Councilman Al-
bcrt ’i‘ Eldridge
Public Buildings—Councilman George
W. Stcvcns.
The building board was composed of
=1"
tt-er product, the result of willingI
co—operation of free;
We have thus proved the su- it‘ditor South .\‘orwalk Evening Sen-
11-11mm“
‘ ‘ Americans ought to bcgin to realize
that, in the council which follows the
unconditional surrender of the German
lurtm‘cs. the United States cannot be
[the 11 hole thing. We do not deserve it'
one- lhitd of the excess uar profits ofI'and the other allies Will not be wean;
big bus iness That better than enough to permit it. Our voice will b:
might have been from the but one among many and as such cart-l 1
not alone dctermihn what shall be donu‘
with the German Kaiser and his cu ‘
'niasuassins. We dwadJed along for threei
“ be"chars whilt- France, Russia and Great!
and intelligent
men.
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THOSE WAR PROFITS
Congress apparently intends to take
is
cxpectcu
original plan of the senate finance
1-ntbusiastic public approval. 1‘-
a tax of 80 per ccnt. on war profits, as much as for their ow.n They Dotti l
thc proposed ,8“, looks small ed cut oceans of blood in our defenseI
Wlllll’ we were making up our very lotu- i
r.I'urcly minds; and they should have tho I
may when it comes to fixing the condt-I
lions under which they must live next:
least a de~Idoor to normally for the indefinite t‘ouncihn'tnulark Mar l1 , and \. lk
“3‘3““ “13“”- 801mm? 1‘ tax ““"fuu'n" Some 9909'" hero sccm '0; A collli'nunlcatit'ln'Yt'itlln)T H tlen-
poscd all at once would probably dis-Ithink ”1"" “t the grand show-down‘am llobins asking for thc all 11111113111
“'1' Atnctican inilucncc should bc used to as city clerk was road us are cout-
bl degree, if it appears “009$ III‘I‘I‘II‘ ll'llll “1;:le fifxlgzibrr'sgfLlnunit'utions from .ioscph I'. Wadhalns
llut b1-tw1-1'n four-fifth and onc-.-- ay" 1... 10 11”. 111m“; of peace. Now, in“: for "‘9 reappointmcnt 8" "“‘9‘
tnucb dil‘l'c rcncc tricnds and neighbors, what “W111'1'31'1'1'11l1'llotfalfilci'tl'thflf'ti'tltmdt 1:3:
Iwhy not (.0 311mm“... and 1.1 11... (-01-, 'y11u thlttk of thc sanity of France and rl'altpointmcnt that ho would do all I;
I'poratlons and ”1“ govcrnmcnt SpiilI(""“' llritam 'f after standing the his power to give an economical and
"I'lllt‘ profits fifty-fifty? hill"! of this glcat war, they let us
. oiilcicnt dis liar-I f .' ' 1 -
1Iconic in and umptrc between them and nlunicationcxron'l‘i'? J'I'Ihduxé'eh' \ 3":
-—————o————— : . . -
1liuu bulbttrism.‘ Wc, talk sometimes c con as 11.;
f'ot the it nointm -t a l
G'VE SAMMY A BOO.K i'oi' (lt‘l‘lllitlly'li scat at the pcucoconfcr 1“ is r- d” d .\l t {:1 " milk nspcctott
1“ "”37 "”“3‘ thcrc‘ btlt unlcss Franco and Great' ' 111 an r expo" recalled ‘u'
thc tnctubcrs oi illt' council that he had
Icnct‘;
"00“” forIllritain “WU“ there with their heads hold this ofllcc undt r .\luror r‘inncgau
lof the [01 “Wt city of Nurtvnlk
in “I.” loading room 'shot off. ncithcr the German Kaisct
i
1ort‘1r11 c 0 lb c o
of sltclvcs ‘ " m u p opt “H e. r brawl; Councilman .\lu1"pl1,1, after the road
icd ttt ,tlmt coufcrcnco, except by tho
ing of these communications, raid that
klllSl‘l‘ and his co murdctctls in hcain-t .
ltt' thought that It would in- wists to go
' itludt'r ”W “M“ tt\‘-tllllfli{ sentence I“ 11110 cxccutitc 15. ion for f
v F s‘
“11.1.1 is 11 systematic cltori bcinulmpmg by proxy thousands of innocent Mlle Before 11111 appointul'cnl': I1“?
madc m [1“ 111cm. An appeal forlttclgian and l'rt-nt'h Kll'LS This wn , (3“
I I l dt‘ltl 1h tit 111 t of 1b IIamide so that ntattcrs might be focu-
funda has bccn iskucd throughout tht'I "l 0"“ “U ‘ " e ‘ ‘ ‘9 ‘ iittt-tl. 1111- motion was mndc and car
ricd and tho mayor and council ud-
Thp amount “km for isn't kaiser and his co lllll'tlI tors in chains
‘ i
.murdcr tlt lr wa Into the con 11th of
e y q .lo owed to manta room for a pcriud or
about 15 minutqo.
I _. 1 '
mac 1 11 Intro tl, 000 .900{ “MCI! 100‘“ in“. world ‘n. their “1,59“th leisure-l
.tt'ilinl when comparcd with the 8100: iv 1. oil 1,100.11 xy h 12 Ill earned it
'1 I) a ll. 11v l U ”1‘ v
000111111 .1011 d r-otcntly by tho Rcd‘ thousand hangings catch and it is much :suldplll'at “3:0;923Th833112n12noz m;
1 , . ‘ en 0 i
frogs and mum more so wpm com against justitc that they can stand it 1thc iloartl of Ehtlmate and Ttuntion'
would go o\1-1' until the ncxt lucc ting.
parctl with tho billions WI, arc spcnd good 1-ffccti1'c hanging but now cttch,I
as would the ttppotntmcnt of tho lloatd
‘lnstt-ad. To “‘1 them get aw,ay'
of Rclitnf the Board of llcnlth. the Milk,
,clcn into porpctual cxilc. would be a
- t t c villzn iou
mu" "Rams mornli y and ' ' linoltl‘t'toruud tho Strcct Commissioner
and (‘ity Enslncer.
it plight be unwise to takcf
fifths oi the profits of our war Dusi-'
'ncss. l‘air-mindctl citizens
are will-
Iing to aglec that it is at
ttll'b busincss.
',lt'l‘
5111')
can come to if la-
third thelc is too
cantonmcnt
for books. And licarly till the tshcit' cs
:1 tr cmpt y.
That million, howct'cr, will go 11
ion" war
.Ml's.
.l.a,vt0n. $2.00:
i'l‘urlot', 251';
i l rank Jacoby, $1.00;
The 0X00“ ltbr'utinns in ionly cqttallcd by the crime of tho
i \ominntions ware in MM for titt-
"mil-"'9 "I ”‘0 “Wk say that thc mou- 'blootly- llillltlt‘d kaiser and his Dals.l..1:-t'
or contributed will buy thrcc 111111211 .11.- soft hoartctl pcoplc in this country take, I I
!note of this fact: Anything short of 'Cm“ 0’ Lity (”lurk and Councilman;
tho rt cognition of the sort of c1ltno'““”" "0"”“1it‘d Irving D. llobct'tson
which the kniscr has committed and “8'2?" Councilman .\lurpby 1101111!!!)th T.
Thc pub-' “Imp”, punishment uouldbctltriumplt’ Lconard Robins. Votes were made
"Shim! ““1150!" have “8'00“ 10 5°” for llobcnzollcrnism. than which the my baiiotttndtlle_resultwasa1113,1'0111»
books for army use at prices giving world ncvcr know a greater horror. {\l'flyrtlflll‘dhsfim limit {31" ”to; “012“"
, . . ' ' 0' r0 c e e v
1110 narrowest possible margin above; ROSVUEM‘ 0' BENEDICT' for Mr Rob 1' Tli . y 0 ng
. ll Osborne Avcnuc. East .\‘orwnlk. ' ' 9" 50"- 13 was greeted,
There will 'Oct 3 1917 «by great applause. i
profits. Authors ' Mayor Donovan then uppointcd att-
have normal to forcgo their royalties. nssossor for three years William J. 1
iiv. This is one field in which “ war;
prices" will not prevail.
cost of manufacture: bo
lnidtllemcn's
1 and possessed of the time of his death
G.. W. McKibbln ;I.00; Mlms M. S.-
Rogers. $2.0;0 Mrs. Wm. Hoyt, $1.;90 i
plaids and
t1
59c yard
WOOL SERGE
Mrs. John Smith, 50c; Mrs. l". lrviug
Wm. Miller, $1.00; Mrs. David Mill-
.Godflcy,$1.;00 M115. n M. Boutoml d .S'lk
an I S.
25c; lrting Dibble 5500: J Hunt—
Nash, 50c; Mr. John Glover, $1.00;
in all the wanted colors, yard wide.
C. 1". Green, 50c; Mrs. .\lalonc, $1.00.
Smith, $1.;00 Mrs H. S. Lockwood}
$1. 00; Miss Hazel Lockwood $1.00; 1
Mr.s J. Abrahams, 501; 1115.11.11".I
er, $5.00 Mrs. Horace Nash, $1.00;
Mrs. Richard Dunn. 25c; M111. S W
Hoyt, 25c; Mrs. F. H. Rou'Ian $1.00;
251:; Mrs. Adelaidc A. Sills 3100- ‘
Mrs. J. A Watkins, 50c: S. Bccrd'
$2. 00' F. H. Gleason 81. 010'. Mrs. Lil-t
PLAID DRESS GOODS
’ntn,1.,00 ’ 11211 ‘. .
Sogtn in: 81.00:“E'li'n'll19'lllusll 531'"“.\llr' Yard Wide, good quality, fine woven in attractive
Derby, 50c; Howard T1111, 501:: .1115.- Worm"
Mrs. Chas. \K’. SlOWt’, 23c; II. L.
Hayes, 50c; M'YIB. Vrcdctlberg. 25c;
Miss .\lagncr, $1.00; llobcrt Silcock.
A Friend, 10c; Mr. Harold 1'1111 Wage-I
lien, 131.00; M. .\ict‘ausland. $2.00;
Byrnc, $1.00; Mrs. W. E. Math-
Holt. 25c; Mrs. John Dunn, 50c: Mir. ' ' 1 I ' . '
I . .
1 New Fall Dress Goods
rs. Harold Schotmk 5100:.‘l1ra.C.'
lian R. Gleason, $1. 00; C. J. Reardon,'1
Margaret Weed, 501': Mrs. 1511111111 P:
$2.00; Mrs. Geo. Stillson, $1.00; Mrs.
ews, $1110; Mrs. il‘rank l‘ert'is, 50c;
59c yari
STORM SERGE
Mrs. B. M. Richards, 31.00; i. S." Jen-t Y- ,. . . _ . . .
plugs and Fatally, $5.00; Miss Iii ard wide, fine quality, just the right wctght for dresses, $11.95.
111111;, $1.00; w. s. 111112. 501-; 111.11 etC- 113.;
R. J. Sawyer. $2.00; Miss 11. 1:11-11, $.00 yard.
50c; Miss C. Lamont, $1.00; bliss May"
Fifth, $1.00; Missts Scutldt-zt $200- i
\lrs.‘ Clary, 50c; lllr. and Mrs it \‘lit
the]! $2 00' Chas. Jcnnmgs and Fam-
TUSSAH
“1'. $2.00; Mrs. Josrph Gorhum, 50c: A new smart material of silk and wool for stylish drc-s-es, to
Mrs. Edward G. Wilkinson, $1.00; ““1195 wide. 11..
Miss Marinoaa Taylor. $20.00;
$1.98 yard
M111.
Lewis Nash and Family, $5.00: Mra'
’I‘. 1. Raymond, $2.00; Mrs. Joint-s
lold-en, $1.00' Mrs. Frank Becker
501'; Mrs. M. Stevens and Mother,
$100; Mrs. M. T. Hutch. $1.;00 Mrs.
\\'111.llccd,81.:00 Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Mr. Geo. Whelpley,
$2.00; Mrs. John H. Knapp, $5.011; .,
Miss Leonard. $1.00; Mrs. E. J. Sci-
lit'k, 50c: .\it's. ltia S. chp, ”.0“:
Miss K. l‘olhcmus. $100: Nelson
Powcll. $1.00; Nelson Ilickcrman. 31;
A. l". I‘chmnn 10' Co, $1.00; C. A.
S\\'(".t"'lf‘_\', 50c: Miss it O'Hara, 1501?:
Miss l.. L. Gettlct'. “' Mrs. Richatti
.oc;
Illulld, 251'; Mrs. P. Autblt'r, 50c; Miss
WOOL POPLIN
A dcpcndable and durable quality in all colors, 42 inches wide. '
$1.75 yard
SILK AND WOOL’POPLIN
This is a splendid material, beautiful high lustrous finish, 11L
ntat'kablc value, 40 inches wide.
$1.69 yard
PEBBLE ‘CLo'ru
Johnson. 50c; Dr. 1.. M. Alton, 81.00:
A. l". Gchcbc, 501'; A Friend, 501-; A fall novclty. cxccllcnt for ‘suits, 11114505 and skirts, in all cot-
Mrs. M. 1-}. Onstcud. 50c: Elizabeth pm, «to 11112th wide. '
A. J. Angcvinc, $2.00:
Polo Cullen, 25c:
$1.25 yard
A Friend $2.00; A Friend. $1.00;
.\lrs ll. C. Sltcrcr $1. 00; t. Harring-
ton. 8100; Mrs. E. A. Woodward. PLAIDS
$2.00: Mrs. W. S. Munroe, $2.00 A beautiful assottmcnt of all wool plaids,l1andsomo styles anal
‘J‘W'd Barnard. “1‘03 3”"- C» F-' attractive colorlngs, 40 inches wide. -
Snedakcr. $1.0“: Miss Imlly l". 1
Knapp. $1. 00: A l-‘ritnd 10c; Fva C. J ' $139341“!
giftcptItintIzcrI $1.300 .lamcr A honnc'ily. ' '
00 S. Schlltiticr. $1.00; Miss S. '
1111111111. $1.00 Miss McClure 5111:: Dr. BLACK TAFFETA SILK
.l A O'Connor, :3 00: Mrs Kohlor Yard wide, a fine finish and 11 good (i‘uality, splcndid 1111111.
101:: Mrs. Force, he; Mrs. Robert Ki]. “.0th $1.50.
tltlil', 25c: .\it's llt-('kt-t',."10c: Miss an!
ilat'.ris 1111-: 31111.11 Rudder 251-;111: 51'”);-
l-rcdcriclt H. Gallung 8100:3115 " '
i‘nrcnt. 25c; \irs. Hunkcmoyct 501':
SPECIAL
(Eh: A. Drcwaus 3100' \frs R n
111'.."‘"""" ""' "- -‘" Mm“- 200 PIECES or DRESS GOODS
200 plcccs of Dress Goods in lt-ngths suitable for suits, dresses.
. skirts, etc. These goods arc all wool and high grade, but price-c}
[EGAL NOIES "exceedingly low. '
NOTlCE
’l‘o thc (‘ourt of l’robatc for the dis- '
trict of Norwalk.
Estatc of Edward H. Smith. Info of
‘iorwalk in said district, dcccascd.
Tho application of Elizabeth 11.
South. administratrlx with the will
anncxetl of said estate, rcprcscnts:
that said deceased lawfully ownod
0'30
Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
Irena-thin if on will wen u Icicntlfloull out: 1 11
Rich Jolie Mlle. ' c “C P
The 1!
WOW
5%
It “111' um- --~
' (a
3 weight of In no nod bust so stretches the.
muscleatlu mm of the figure is spelled
. "Fur the bust back where it be.
botth.‘prcu:nt the full bust from
eihnlmto the danger of
BM] “#5:: tin: nfmusclou and confine the
no; h o the aboulder airing-
xnccthl lino to the entire upper body. ,1
They no the dolntlrst and most serviceable garments imagi-
nable-come in all materials and Myles: Cross Bum!
Front. Surplicc. Bandeau, etc. Boned cdwith 'Walobn." the
' . mantles- boninr-permitung washing without removal.
line your dealer show you [lion Jolie Brunettes. lfnot stock-
he utterance of flab-
thc following ticscribcd
to wit:
One certain piece or parcel or mad,
about 300 ieet frontage on the south
rcttl cstntc.
moms, Sammy wants them to road. I” ti n it t h i t f l liy by Rowayton avenue; easterly by
.. I 1100 111 tcapponntento tm '
“0 i" ll 8‘01". ll‘udt‘r- 110 is PSItQCifll'l TION COUNCIL, JUDGE mayor be ratified and it was “mu“. the Creek; southerly by Five Mile Ri
|l_\' interested in war snbjccts. AntiI HUBBELL DECLINING mously. 'cr; and westerly by property of John
because this is so largely a war of- - -——-- '
lcr rn war-m
The books are not wanted for orna- 'ATTORNEY QUINLAN
NAMED AS CORPORA-
of his form. Conucilmnn Eldridge made. irregular 1“ “h“W' bounded norther-
For auditor ‘tlayor Donovan appoint Flint
cd Wilfred Bodwoll and great 11111113111111: One “"1““ 111000 or parcel or land.
followed this appointment as well 5° 190' frontake on lht‘.\\‘estell,\. 111111 of
Mayor, Donovan than said thota maIRownyton avenue, about 130 feet in
tion that the board declare a receslI depth, with buildings thereon bound-
until next Tuesday evening at 8 o 'clock 'cd northerly and westerly by land of
would‘ be in. order and Councilman the “me or SpencerC. “0"011' 93'"
Home made the motion which ~w-ltp 11111.9“ by Rowayton avenue, and 50W"
ended and adopted and (fie first meet-yer” by DI‘OpeI‘tY of Addison Hatha
mg. 0‘ the new council ended at 9' 20 IITway.
(Continued From Page One)
sharp, all of the councilmcnbelng pres-
ent. Mayor Donovan said that he
'.'11ould swear in all of the councilmenl
how gas engines work how “"‘DlimesIat once and did so, aftct' which he Said
are made, how highways and rail- that it was the custom at the begin-
roads are built and all the other b1g,'nins of the city government under a
practical activities that go into mod- new administration for the mayor to
tilting. He wants to be anidoliver a' message 0125qu remarks.
Imachmt-l'v, tic-wants technical books.
electricity and me-.
telling ...m telephone
systcms are installed‘
ch ‘l'llC‘i books
and tclcgl 111111
One certain piece' of oyster planta-
Shct-han to succccd himsclf at the end, "'3' sidc of Rowayton “"9111"? bl"!!! ‘
Court, October 3, A. D., 191?.
Norwalk, in said lstrict, deceased.
ed. we will gladly send him. pnpud, samples to show you.
.BENJAMIN &JOUNIES.I 51 Warren Street. Newu’k, N. J
111011111111
01171735011 PHELPS STOKES
FOR HAMPTON lNSTf‘l’UTE
Elected Principal to succeed the Lt
'Dr. V. B. Friuell.
» 1 ' \n11 PORT NEWS v.11 Oct 4.'— 1111:.
' ' .NOT'cE Dr. Anson Phelps Stokes secteum. ‘
. the Yale University. has been chm ,'_
District of erwalk. s3. Probate principal of Hampton Normal [11‘
tttte to succeed-the late Dr. \’.. B. Eit- ,
Estate of Elizabeth Neuer, late or 5'6".
THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHM 1
The Court of Probate to t 111
' ’ r he s .KNows
or three weeks. the new locomotive
Was finished.
in turning out one every two days.
A feat no less remarkable has 1111.1'
' ‘been accomplished in the matter of
motor trucks.I The army wanted to
standardize trucks, like everythingI
111118., for the sake of simplicity and ef-‘ .
j‘lclency’mf construction and remir.I
little group of manufacturers and
1110 said that he would defer this until
Who fights mm'thc regular meeting. However, he
“'5 I’m“ i added, he wanted to say just a few.
And then, he wants a certain words. '
amount of good, ordinary literatut'dg He said that the members of the
fiction and poetry and adventure and. 'prasent board were entering on duties
the rest. to get his mind away ft'otn'that up board “I the history of the city
had ever faced before. The most ex-‘
war WNW” and back to m°1traordinary expenses, such as never be-
“MW: human realities 0‘ ordinary fore had accrued, were before them,
0. Iran! the present board would be at
Give him 95 for books. Give him their wits end t0 meet them. .Thepe
courmnunousro ' 'i
iinteltigent soldier,
Now the snare company-
The following to 1 013 have con
tributed to the Ll'll'tl'ar“;o War serviceI
fund, American Idbrary Ammfl i.
ltrs. Jess'le' B Gerard, 50¢; Miss
Mary F. Palmer, 60c; Ml‘ss .mDo
Cummings, 51003111153 N. Ryan3
'5
Mrs. A. E. Blanchard 3“
1.00.; Miss onMyolns- Do. son. .5
tNrs. M113. Cassy, 50c1- llqrs. Gco.')l=tl;.'l
LIBMY W EUCND crihed in book 19 page 192 of the Nor-
8.100 Everett
McMahon, 160; Alt-'i. Anna bl Minion, lIRowayton public school: easterly. by
trlct of Norwalk, hath limited and al~
lowed slx months flout the date. here
of for the creditors of said estate to
.cxhiblt their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be deban'ed a recov-
ery, All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment to
flan at Wilson Cove, in quantity about
12 acres and which Jakmore fully des-
Mrs. Anita, Pelzér. 2520 Jena-
St., So. Omaha, Neb., writes: “I a
recommend Foley's Honey and 1b
as a surecure for ét'iughs and-0‘.
It cured my daughter of a bad a.-
Mymnelghbor, Mrs. Benson, cured).-
self and her whole family with,“
ey’ 5 Honey and Tar, and everytneh
our neighborhood speaks highlyull'
This. reliable family remedy In!“
'ctI'oup. It clears the air passages ‘
walk Land Records;
An undivided one- -halt interest in
and to that certain piece omparcel or
land, 300 feet fron‘age 0‘ the caster
ly side of Rowsyton avenue; 100 feot
in- depth. with the buildings thereon:
rty of the
bounded northerly by prope COM-H.- COLEMAN.‘
proposed street. on the Dam“.— prO.IAdmintst1-atrtx
engineers improvised a motor truck
«combining all the best features of the‘
cxlstlng trucks. The blue prints were
“turned over to a manufacturer with a'
request for haste. Nothing was heard
from him for over two weeks.» Then
department, reading about into this
111. today, 18 days after receipt of
the plans,I
morrow." 1'
The Wit @1110”?th “piece eat.
'dtt'IothIer in
lottme a laconic dispatch .110. tbs m .‘
"The first standard motor army '11.... of Dar
truck rttInf upder. its 111111,, power .atI, 0 ens, of North Guilt 1'11..me
The second will run to- with n'i'ino'r'J cuts and bluish? exec
:1 0r give him 10 cents. Anyhow, expenses, he said, were due to the care-I
.give him something. ' less, slack or thoughtlesgmanagement
.__’°__'_ ' that had preceded the present board
RTU and the presentgboard. would have to
‘OVE RNING do all that they could to prevent such
AUT%18L%IIW%MAN expenses in the future. It was peculiar
that in a city of this size, about 28, 000
(Continued fidmwr‘t‘tge one),
inhabitants, that a half million dollars.g
or abput a thousand dollars 1 11%;“:
Wk \regulred to run 0111' city.
however, Mayor onovnn nddetLd
has open run at less expense below
Wt“ cwugrllm
analog-inhaled be format- 11 rd
we succeeded has soon in to tie to o
ham: Mrs. Elmore Stev-
not
ties), tit-New oven.-
thrown QIQRIJ: of tho demand
at
guinea u or
Wilépn, 5013;.Mtss King. 250: Mrs. Au-
gustus Vega, $1.00; Mrs Julie Bird,
2511:: Mrs. Gerard R. Weed, 250: Mrs.
George D. Clark, 31. 00; Miss Frances
A Hurd, $1.00; Mrs. Geo. H. Lock-
wood, $1.00: GoodwlnP. White, $1.00:
A Friend, 31. 00; Mr. J B. Lawrence,
81. (‘0; Mrs. John A. Hamilton. 81. 00,
Mrs. Charles H. Hulbert, 60c: Mrs. J.
slit ”$100 obit E. Light, 31. 00;
.001 Mrs. McCorklo'
BI: 0“ W2. A; Clh'fll. :01. 00' A. Bitter,
“Fill. Bradley. 31. 00; Mist;
' r. J. Van Nose.
fingflbér. StallIrnIan' fixing-mu 3%
rs Franck “51%;: cl‘ufifia
the Emmi! :fihm
npufitgarlxtodar. an, 1m
tails {some extra, for rows
3’,th tbpmsctvgl 1‘. ‘
of boy
' trod 30111:
M 3. Bug,
'perty: southerlnby. Shams-monortv
and property of. the, M. fizChNCJ
Parsonage, and westerly by Rownyton
eases the gasping; strangling '1"
for breathl—A
TO PROTECT HEAL'I'H‘ or _ . .1
StillsongPowell Corporation.
",1 Dated 111111 4111 M10! 0mm. ADJ:
GINILIANS NEAR CAMP
(Continueflrn'oln. .IFI‘JL Boxer
avenue.
that the personal estate of said 63-. '
tae ls insufttclent._ to , pay 1311?. 119st
and "charges presented; .~thfl.§ng_.ot'd€r
to pay said debts and charges. ittwpl
be necessary to sell- said Mal-vesttte:
and that it in thy. the best interest of
all concerned that outdatedl estate Den
sold. .
Whereforesattt humanity. .1111
court for an order 1.111111111111111: attIII
wetting her to, sell said real .351:
made the business aggnts of the 111111.. "1
Co:opemtionl Ibetwcen the Public .
Health Service and the Red-Cross has
beta 131-me ambushed. '
in each, oil-the, fifteen, cities. where.
morass sanitary. unit has been 1 . . , - j' _
wasted and turn halted the units , "
perdte with them While Helift‘lt 4
ns fullIIII 111111119131:me atrium“ m m
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