icons
Cards,
' Business ad Messioaai
nm-m'moy-Fiu Word; or
Lens, age. “has Times, 30. I neck
IMO. thkhco orCapI Double Price.
T911“. For 3016;
Miscellaneous Ads.
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WANTED. ; TO LET. ; son- em
wanreo—wnn BUY HOUSE 7; T0 LET-«HOUSE 9 ROOMS, run!
5 rooms near West avenue. tnomI Dished. All improvements, 15 min- , FOH'S‘LE‘J" ROOM HOUSE ALL
.000 to $4, 000. Terms must be easy lites from South Norw alk station. 1111p rovements, hot; water heat, 8000
we full particulars Box 625 South Garage. outbuilding. etc, Compeued Mal")? “"0 mlnmes from trolley.
Ito rent. Owner in service. Mrs. J. T
--I Dunbar, Newtown avenue, Norwalk.
WANTED—TO RENT, A HOUSE
’1' or more rooms, convenient to de- '
t. Address Country, route 37, South
rwalk, Oonn. 4 06 3t
ANTED ——- COMPETEN'I‘ GIRL
general housework. No washing.
it 66 South Main street. 06 3t
rs alk.
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15'3“
TO LET—FURNISHED aoons‘
all improvements Inquire 10 Cr‘escent
Terrace, South Norwalk. Phone 1745.
' 06 3t
TO LET—ONE OR TWO FUR-
nished rooms for light housekeeping
in refined neighborhood at. “The
Johnsonian," 2 High street, South
Nor'waik. 06 3t
WANTED~RPJPORTER 0N SEMI—
ekiy paper in live Connecticut
'11. One not afraid to hustle. Wag-
517 to start, Address Semi-weekly.
re Sentinel otllce.
T0 LET-7 ROOM HOUSE, NEAT
appearance inside and out. Moderate
rent. Apply P. Harris, 106 llarbot ave
nue, Norwalk. Phone 919.
WANTED—CIVIL SERVICE E)?-
tinalions in South Norwaik soon.‘
11 and women desiring government
rkships, departmental, post otllce.
ilway mail, customs. slenographerfl.
lie for free particulars to J. C
onard (former government examin:
) 421 Kenois Bldg, Washington.
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TO LET—4 LARGE ROOMS AND
basement room. All improvements
T0 LET—.3 ROOMS, PANTRY,
gas, hot water, set range. and bath.
for adults only. 1. Lowndes avenue.
South Norwalk. ’ 05 3t
WANTED —— YOUNG WOMAN
4uld like work by the day or week.
ll or write, Hotel Bristol, 94 Wash-
ton street, South Norwalk. 06 3t
T0 ILETe-UPPER PART OF HOUSE
at 7 Chestnut street. Adults 01111..
Rent $14. Inquire at 0 Chestnut street
05 3t
WANTED—BRIGHT BOYS. (WI-Ill
Good opportunity it satisfactory.
Ill pay and 10 per cent. bonus. ll.
cob & Sons, shoe 11rm111acturers.
lden avenue, Norwalk. 05 3t
TO LET—1 HALF HO USE; 6
pot. Rent 825. it
Co.
Apply .1. M. Layton
WANTED—PAUSE TEETH. WE
y as high as $17.50 per set. for old
lse teeth. :10 matter it broken, also
ld crowns and bridge work. Mail
Hertian False Teeth Specially. 25
cunts street, Albany, N. \'., and H"
:vc cash by return mail. ..‘I 11.1
To LET—18'1" FLOOR,
rooms, bath, gas, electric
phone. large yard, chicken
reasonable at 2H East avenue,
Bast Norwalk Idepot.
.1 _,.
TO LET ~7 ROOlltS, BA’i‘li
pantry, all improvements.
WANTED—GOVERNMENT \VAR
csitions open. $100 month, list. free.
ranklin institute. llepl. 28H, Roches-
1‘ ,N. \?
WANTED -—- TYPISTS, MALE,
'ANTED BY NASH ENGINEERING
O. \VUJSUN ROAD, SOUTH NOR-
wnik
T0 LET—MOI‘IERN
HOUSE Oi"
All improvements and
;\‘l' oodw'aid avenue. Tel. 365-! or 473-3.
South Main street.
:"liorse," care of Sentinel.
rooms and bath, and large siorage,‘,
05 3t:
7 canon
ugmq.
AND:
Telephone ‘
seven rooms and bath, reception hath!
fine. placc.‘I
Cheap. Sell at once. Inquire at 84
063i
FOR SALE—20 FOOT. Denis
launch 4 h. p Barker motor. Fastest
one cylinder in the harbor. Will sell
(heap. inquire Hayes. Phone 822, 66
06 3t
FOR SALE—FORD TOURING.
Just painted, electric lights, Bundar
oversize wheels, in good condition.
8165. C. McKendry, West Noiwaik.
Conn.
Henry Steegmuller, employed at
the Lockwood manufacturing cont:
pony Guaranty-fiver“ as metal
pattern maker, has resigned his po
sition and is going to work in Yale
at: Towns, Stamford.
—Enjoy your Victrola as you go
;along. Come in and let us tell you3
about our easy payment plans, alsot
tdemonstrate the dittorent machines to ;:
you. Donneily's. 16 South Main street"
I Modules, 01 Osborn avenue, lettl
A Photodrainatic Sensation from.
Winston Chmhill’a Great Novel
Tues. and Wed. Oct. '9 and 10'
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FOR SALE-12 ROOM liOUSE,’
05 3:, all improvements, suitable for one or;
two families, good locality, within
five minutes of center and two min-
utes to \‘i est avenue trolley Sacr-l
Address Owner, care of Sentinel. 0630.
No 7 Valley Place. Phone 1070 05 31 lite. account of owner leaving town. ! ..—
FOR SALE—FINE BUILDING
stone and filling on Hamilton avenue.
at 25 cents a load. Easy place to load.
‘Alexander White, No. 61 Ely avenue
05 391
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FOR SALEwilORSEVVAOON AND‘
hay. Cheap it sold at once.
Good as new. Fine lens and shutter.
Address "Camera,” care of Sentinel.
3S1 John, 18 South Osborne
City.
Milt
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Addrefifi‘bcen teaching in the Egan Businessr
0'! 3‘ Colleges in lloimken and New York,
Elias accepted a position In the Type-
. I FOR SALE‘EASTMJ‘N GAMER-burning Department of Merrill Busi-
all improvements, 10 minutes from de-IIsl.ylc 4A. Taking pictures. 4 Mail 19.55.55 05,119,553;
,gradualc of the. school.
Ellen to the teaching force
04 3‘ made necessary by the large number:
{in attendance this year. ‘
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FOR SALE—WEBER PIANOIA'
houses. piano, house furnishings, garden tools, ed last Saturday hi
nonl‘ etc. Pr'ltatc salo atternoons next two Silk far intoxication.
0‘ 3‘ ““91“ 0-13-31 John, Administrator, and rosin this morning t-v Judge CanI
is South Osborne aienue, tttv 04 12 t doc, in the “570““ court.
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FOR SALE FLORIDA “PA“ 138- sinner of Norw.alk recently delivered
1897, or "2 First sh'ct-t. hast Noe tale of all desc1i1tions.An o inter- . .. ‘
" 4 3 l y "9' a talk on “The, Liberty Loan. to the: miners of those “no“, terms n1 ,, l.
o t ested should address or consult 0 I}. incmbf-rs of the Rotary Club of New;
avenue, York cilv.
FOR SALE“DOUBLE HOUSE ;3' $80 300 was taken up for the loan. All
‘todayIfor Baltimore, Md, to takeI
charge of the auto truck owned by E.‘
J. Flaherty and which is being used
{by the Aemrioan Telephone Company
gin that city. .
-Get your Victrola for Christmas
III.now Enjoy it as you go along bYIi
buying on our easy payment plan. I.
iCome in and ask us about it. Don-5
nelly s. 16 South Main street. 1
The wet pavement on the WestportI
Avenue Hill caused a large touring:
icnr to skid ‘lnto the fatal curb and
,telegraph pole at the foot of the grade
lthis morning. One or ,the rear;
wheels of the machine was torn oil.
The occupants of the car were quite
severely shaken up, but no one was
seriously injured. 6
The J. & J. Cash Co. of Chestnut
street are today flying a large new
service flag. One star for each of
their employers who are now doing
lservlce for their country. These are
Albert Pearson. who is at Camp Bor-
den, Canada in the 48th Highlanders,
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iiatiis-dt.(;annl
C 0111
i Thafs Ad
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6! Water Street
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“Quality @1101)”
South Nonnlk and Bridgeport
ms uneven r
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. NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS A
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iIWalile Johnson, also at Camp Bor-
iden, serving with the Royal Flying
.Corps and Robert Mulvey with the;
'South Norwalk boys at Fort Terry
As each emplove joins the colors an
;extra star will be added. The flag
was designed by Miss Hazel Blake
and made. by Miss Ruth Oakes.
liflliflNflflii.
NORWALK H08P|TAL
TION ANNUAL MEETING
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law News
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Miss Harriette Clarke, who has
Hospital Association will he held in
the Town Assembly liali, Null street
on Tuesday evening, October 9th,
1917, at eight o'clock to transact the
following business:
1. To hear the reports of the direct.
Morris Weinberg, who was ari‘etil ore and other oilicers and to act upon
Sergeant Brynn; the same.
“m” “Md V? 2. To hear the reports at any comI
mittees appointed by the Association..
its directors or its president and to
act upon the some.
3 To elect directors to take the
X"
intro. and to fill vacancies in the
Th" address was of tour, board of direttors, it any exist.
minutes' duration but after it had; 4. T“ ”5mm, anv and all other
"tin-en concluded, a subscription of business proper to come before said
Miss Clark is a former
This midl-
hus been
Pirie. \iacliouald, scout «chimin-
'ALK. 04 3t (loud locality; No. 20 Edllu avenue, 700 All mmmmmemg $2. 000 down a late" date Mr. MacDonald dolly-,ercd “10:12:. III Nani-,alk (his 4th day of
. hast borwalk. Apply 2 st. John Inquire at 6 Glenn str,eet South Nor a iii-eniinute address, and $38. 00010010110131 1‘9l
WANTED-ABLE noon-:1) MEN “”9"" ' __,- 013f3““‘k'°1 6‘ was submitted for the 1009 “P M“ ‘JAMES r. nunnuLL.
0R GENERAL ROLLING Mi”- ' ;. . . . .~ ; Donald is one. of the country" s most Secretary:
OR‘K-GOOD PAY,STEA1)Y WORK' .1; To NLEE—éiliflu film,“ “3:; FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE" able speakers. and he has deih cred; ’
EAR AROUND. array sran- ”s"- 0' ““1 5 we ‘ “"1‘15I‘m‘"‘”3"d 3’93“ “mag”- 8"" enthusiastic. speeches in Norw.alk (1 None:
, . I. ; Oct. itilh. All improvements. inquire lu‘obt'iiy. Genilemon's estates, “150 . . .
an ROLLIM'. sums, iAiRi‘ll.l.l) of D w J Trace' OI Frank J. Dom I . numb... 0, mum , 11141111: I” MIMI” as. “ohm
vrmunmnxr,51211119111111.0051. 1 I- - . - l 4 II';:1ntirmes 1111:1th 1121211" “99"“;le A leier has recently been received (.5555 0,5,5” 5 A. 1).. 1.,” g
ECTICI’T. 04 3t “NI 0 .1 hand furniture. 1.. 13. Hull, 10 .‘." 1 in Norw.alk from John Sottislo,a
'ro LET~~FLOORS or 3 AND 1
WANTED—BOYS AND GIRIJS
at under 16 years of age. Easy work.
ood pay' while learning. Apply Dres-
en Lace Works. 03 4t
tric lights and improvements. Rents
moderate. inquire 84 Woodward ave-
;nuo. Tel. 36544 01' 473
WANTED—EXTRA s.\1...~.-....1a-s
or cloaks, suits and millincry, Stea-
y work throughout the season. Good
'ro LET—FURNISHED COTTAGE
for the winter at Rowayton. Electric
,lights, hath, piano, furnace. Reasona-
iblc in desirable party. No children.
‘ Phone 707. ' '
WANTED
rooms each. Pleasantly situated, elecI'
; street, Nora-11111.
FOR SALEAI~T‘.‘.II. ' 5:21.71
voted houses pith i111'1roven1ents.Sov
oral barns on premises and 16 acres
of good farming land at Conn. turn-
pike Mrs. R. Tariov, 16 Glove street
Tel 75312
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FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
with one- -hall‘ acre of land on West;
. \‘orwaik Road near ConnecticUt Turn.
" pike. Must be sold at once to close
"OMEN FOR FACTORY WORK . TO LET -5 ROOMS WITH “1' estate. Small amount of cash requir-
=TEADY EMPLOYMENH. lprovemento at 38 First street. anUlie ed, balance on mortgage. Inquire
JONAS &NAUMBURG, INC. iR Joseiovskv. 24 Cove avenue m 52 Reach 16. Cande’e, Attys. Unitcdeanlt
85 SPRING‘ST . Water street. building, Tel. 635-2.
HAVANA IS BURNING ‘
hcu vou smoke an "Escaption'
lat mm 61161156 cigar. Ask for it '
lietailers supplied by
THE 0.2.511AUSON 00.,
Norwnlk and Stamford
'lf97191.i$i '17
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WANTED-TURNERSI TO WIORK
n factory.
'ro LET~STOHE 207 WASHING
ton street East Norwalk. Apartments
209‘ Welshington street, East Norwalk
and ls? Chapel street; Norwalk. lu-
quire 641 South Main street. Tel 60.
uusmnss NOTICE.
DANCING — TWELVE WEEK
course in classical and social danc-
ing, torrfiildren. eight dollars ‘ior
.entire term. Miss-Weld, 5 women St
Wei. 1066. 04 3t
PIANO TEACHER.
Expert instruction, concert pianist.
conservatory graduate. Results sure.
satisfaction guaranteed; Free harmony
3 classes. Terms moderate. IProf. Bliss,
WANTED “‘ SHIRT' 'U'KERS PAY‘ 282 East avenue, Bast Norwaik.
While learning.
Clues, Peabody'
& to. 1:16
DEATHS AND FUNERKLS.
Funeral of Francis Conley‘ i
The remains: of Francis 8 Conlev
been sentenced to be. hanged Novem-
"m be brought from DENNY! Sun: bet-16, for the murder of Rattaele
day and services held at the home: at Simonelii of New Britain Will he heard
‘An endeavor is being
WANTED———YOU:\'G MEN OVER
16 to work in manufacturing and ship-
{ling departments
. 4‘
felt hats renovated at Redway'stti
ter street corner. Also hats for sale.
nouns OF PAIt-toonz.
To MEET NOVEMBER 3
“‘Ipordon has beén called for Saturday,I
Marcus H. ‘Holcomb. Pleas for ole
ency on behali’ of Stephen Bugilon
his granddaughter, Mrs. >0. V. Stow .at that time.
in . made'to the counsel
in to h h“
indies and gentleman's—irclour and . 5.
s7 31.
\iovctnh'er 3. at 11 o 'clocl. by Governor'
21nd Giovanni Don Vanso, who have
ing for a home or his csimcnt.
is the time.
Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate—Insurance
‘ 7 MAIN -ST.
usurious \mmnmumuw;
The South Norwaik
T9089 C0.
has receivcdihe 601108
ot'tiic '3'2'1-2 per cent.
j:_i.iberly 110611 and will
make delivery to all
subscribers who have
1». . fipaltl their subscriptions
711111110.
9*" diluentiiiey.
A special meeting of the board of
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FOR SALE”CPTY AND COUNTRY Third Company of flame Guards at Court. October 611.11.1917-
ii‘OPen-l 01‘9”” ‘1“5“‘im'°“- ’f “0““ the South \\ llton rifle range tomor-
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NORWALK. ston today invitations were sent out Iof October 1917, at 10
W; to evcrv bird club in the s.ate invit- noon' and that all persons
,terrets will be allowed this year. The
. season will close onINov. 23rd. "
, charge for the ride up the hill but an
9 - 1
member of the local naval millilil,‘xur““1kI 1,, sold tilsttmici deceased.
“0W “mm“! “P C““‘“‘"““°“"h: Ordered that the. administratiix ex-
H” “mm" “in“ ””0”“ (“fl-"hm" hihit her administration account to
to he in line shape with the 10611le5 com-IQ for adjustment at the Pro-'
““0"“ tbate omcc in Norwalk. ontlre12thdav
Routine business was transacted at .of October 1917, at 10 o'.ciock
last at: i1t‘s meeting of i‘ockenoe noon, and that all persons interested
Tribe, No. 32. i. O. R. M. The fair in said estate may be political thereof
committee “W1" a partial "‘90" on the administratrix will cause this 0!";
the recent fair. but will subimt. their der to be published in 11 newspaper
complete report at next week's mcct- having a copulation in said district. at
inst. ileast fito days before said 12th (lav
Buckingham Post, \‘o. 12. G. A. R.. of 00701,”; 1917
'met last night in the headquarters 1“,:an W. Gitr.tl0RY,
in the Town Assembly hailbuildlngin‘ Nudge
gWail street, and ll'ililSaL'Ll‘tl routine; .....-I.....— A‘
business i NOTICE
A rifle about will he holdby theI District of \‘mrwnlk s3 Probate
Estate of William Warm, late
x0“ 10w morning, the members of the Norwnlk, in said district, deceased._
company leaving: on the. 9. 32 train. Ordered; that the stimulation 1x ex
fiom “‘9 .‘orwalk statlon. hibit her administration account to
A ““mbi‘r 0" Connecticut bird 01““5 this court for adjustment, at the Pro-
are visiting the. bird canstuary at 1191- bate office in Norwalk, on the 12th day
o'clock, fore-
interested;
ing them to jolnwith the New Haven in gain estate may be no” ..ed thereof,I
and Hartford 8‘1le Herbert 'K '0‘) the administratrix will cause this 01'-
sent out the invitations ider to be published in a new spaperI
The game laws go off on Monday having a circulation in said district.
and it is (expected that a number of at. least five. days before said 12th
hunterswill be out on that du. No day of October 1917
HENRY W. GittuGORY,
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‘ On Wednesay, Oct.,10th,automo-
lilies will be at the armory to convey
guests to the tea to be held at the
Nurses‘s Home at 6 Woodbury ave .
one from 3 until 6. There will hope
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SHERIFF'S SALE ‘
Notice ‘ .
Taken by, virtue of an execution to
me directed, and will be sold at pub-
admission iee of silver will be. aocep- 11c vendue to the highest bidder. at
table at the home. Come and bring the public sign-Dost in‘ the Town of-
youth knitting and have a good time Norwalk fourteen (14) days after
with good thing-SI to eat. date which‘will be on Saturday: the
Sheriff Edward mans. yesterday 20:11 day 0: October, 1917, at 2 o clock
given Adeline M Pennell of 44 Firs
The annual meeting at the \orwalk “in “gm
l’enncll.
Iiic. street and Mr. and Mrs. licrhert
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“mg? this section has had its erect.
31990999 property of MW“ 8. A393“ in the afternoon, to satisfy said Exe .
Miu Adeline- Pennoll Surprised.
An ideal birthday surprise party War.
street, East Norw,alk Thursday even- i
log. To have a complete surprise her
:friends visited her one day late, her.
birthday being Wednesday, October 3.
lThe surprise was complete in every
1w ,
[mex' Roberts ring the bell and when with blue stones and 1917 license tag
line hostess to be opened the door he attached. Finder please return to tub
A5309” ;asked, “Is the entertainment commit lotilce. Reward.
On arriving the guests had El-l
tee to meet with you tonight?" Betcra‘
she could answer friends began to p' "’ ,I
from everywmhcie After re]
coiering from the surprise the guests!
were invited in by the hostess, andt
soon all were enjoying music, games:
i'ihcworks, reading oi fortunes, etc. :
!Late in the evening refreshments of.
fruit. sandwiches, also‘ hot" sanduichI
es, cake. and mites. Tho hostess reI.
win-d many gifts from her friends what
left at a late hour, wishing her many‘
happy returns of October Ev, Those in1
the. party were William Plait, Leslie!
Overton (‘eorgc Otnc-rton Olaf Amund
son Stephen Stone RuSseil Amundsen, "
Elmer Robmts, Littlc‘ Johnnie Butte:
mllk Vivian Overton, Gladys Ovetton,
Julia Billcnstein Blanche Plait, Elca- ,
nor Amundsen, Viola Plait, Gussle Bil !
leuslein. Daisy Overton, Ruth Platt.'
Edith Thompson, Kittie Plait,
Stone, Eunice Smith, Della Amundsen}
Hattie loungs and
Bernard (‘1',ampton Horace G. Burr;
and James Molllhoncy, oi the 361h'
Long island Sound company at Fort?
Fall and Winter Styles of ’Coats,
-Suits, Dresses, Waist‘s, Skirts,
Furs and Milliner'y
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
failure to make proper weekly
ports nailed against them this incl-
ing in the down town court on thb
payment of $1 each this money being
lthe actual costs in each case.
fJunk men were David Rudolph, Bov-
bert
. Kirsh, Abraham Nathan,
disky, James
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The South 'Norwalk Library dimer-
ors transacted routine business lam
evening, passing on bills and approie
lug purchase of books.
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rMr. and Mrs. Charles V. Searim'.’
Iand daughter, of Union, New Jersey.
are guests or Mrs.
Flax Hill Road.
M. H. Mitchl’ifl.
Ten junk men had the charges oil!
so
The:
Alexander, Joseph Tarlin, Les:
Jacob Your-
Hopkins, Joseph Peri»
man, Jacob Bullock, Charles H. Grif—
“”1037.
LOST—A DOG COLLAR SB‘I‘
on
Buy Your 'Fall and
Winter .
Clothing Now
Pay $1.00 a Week
The BRENNAN STORE
42 So. Main 8!.
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N. Y.. N. H.115 H. TIME TABLE
6. 5711,
El" 9. 24, 9. 39,,10133x, 10: 521:.
In enact Sept 23,1917
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. 11.2—1 39x, 5. 351. 6: 49x, 6. w
7: 1831'. 7:5411, 82211:,
P. M .:—12 03 .12: 62 (Stamford only)
IlosteSs 16.91.1611: 091:. 1: 38:: 3:021: :1: 29 4: 32x. 5: 272.
5:
I16, 61021:, 6: 261'. 6: ~17. (Stamford mp
15’) 7:02a, 8:06,10:07x, 10: 30x.
Sundays
A. M.—-—12:34.\', 6:35x,
9 19x, 10:33.11
P. M. —1‘.’.: 03):, 1:0911. 2. 49x, 3: 12:,
5:49x, 8:511
l‘hllilt‘ of August 0. W arm, late of Terry l‘lum island. are. spending a! ; 4:32;“- 6. 4h. 6. 02 x 6.57x, '7-023. 7 57‘-
48hour pass at their homes in Nor- I5 ”19;; 10. 0..\', 15 30$ 10:45
11' aik.
insw van-4 To SOUTH nonwaut
A..:M-—~i 10x, 5:,30 6.34, 8:00x,8:51&
Former County Sheriff Vollmer was .‘9 15x. 10. 031' 10. 06 10: 5011.
a visitor here today. He is now 11';
the
cute.
Michael 11‘. Racanelli, of the I651M
Aero Squadron, at Mineoia, L. is!
spending a furlough at his homle in110~r 50x.
I'Norv. alk.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. A Franks ot liar -;
,O. Benedict motored to Daubury Wed- :
ncsduy and attended the fair. 1
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Mrs. Isreal Austin and Mrs. lda:
Decker; of Norwalk, 'were
family. in Lewisboro.
PERCENTAGE
‘ DROPS
Widespread Adoption of "Neutrone
Prescription 99" Puts Big
Check On Rheumatism-
The crusade against rheumatism in
The astonishing results of“'Ncn-
‘ trone Prescription 99" which has been
so widely recommended seems beyond
belief to the many relieved suflerers"
practically every cane has been cured
or benefitted.
Ili'ieutroIneI Prescription: 99” is ditg
ferent from anythingalse in that it
aims at the elimination of rheumatism
fan a. constitutional disease of the
blood. .
We earnestly recommend "Neutrone
and Nicholas Agnew 0n mwmava cotton and my tees thereon. the fol Prescription 99" to all sufferers from
one. valued at $100 per inatmctionatmmg described property. t0 1W-
5'me J. J. 09960; who '3 ”0““591 {My 1 btcCayxnetrigerator, a quantity of
066011 D158“. 1“ Stamford. Wh". groceries consisting at tentac 005995:
‘ A 50 01‘1”” that x-ices, oils. matches, flour. etc.
. 6th day oi!
irheumatism, gout or lumbago Do not
tell to test this now famous preI
Iscriptlon.
Go to your druggtst and get a 500
or $1. 00 bottle landlady good- bye trou-
§:.- 02. 5:25x, 6:00x. 7 10
week- end! 1: 20,
guests of Mrs. Stephen Duryca and 13', Saturday
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5:19, 6' 21, 6: 51, 7:08x, 7:3. (Bridge:
iport only),0 :25x, 11:08.
I , Sundays ' ' . ,
A. M.——12:26x. 1:13x, 7:43, 9:133-
10219, 11:12x, 11:58x.
P. Iii.—-2:10x,~i:42x, 6:33x, 6:;2»,
7:808x. 8:,33 9: 2511.
NEW HAVEN To SOUTH NOR.
WALK '
A. M.—-12:25x, 42351:, It: 53x, 5:59;,-
6 60, 8: 057 8: 30,1); 411:, 11:00.
P. 11.—12:17, 2:13x, 3: 401', 4:35"
5:13x, 52321:, 5:37, 6.1111. Elm.
9:25x. . "
Sundays
A. li.:I'—i 3511,; 42531:, 7:55,, 8:38;.
9: 41x, 11:00..
P. M .—-12: 17):, 1:5511, 22231:.
P. Iii—19031:, 12: 453, (Saturday 0;}
tore- special investigator in the employ filly) 1. 061. 3fix( Saturday only) 2: 1m
New Haven road. ——Stamford Adxo- 12.5%
3:308, 3: 53, 4.1311, (Exam
lISaturday), 4 23 6:13x, 5: 29. 6. bus.
-6:03, 8:10x, 9:23,11:15X, 12: 00x.
Sayund
A. M~—6:06, 810011, . 9:0“, 10:035..
1 :03x, 6:355,
'c, 8:10x, 11:13.:
P. M. ~12210.
12 :.00\.
SOUTH‘NORWALK TO NEW
HA AVEN
lib-12 26x.1:13x. 5: 37. 6 '93).
0:18x, 10':22x,11:11x, 11: 58x.
61—12: 03, (Bridgeport 0111!}.
2: i1, (Bridgeport m-
A
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1’.
only. except Saturday) 3130):, km:
0,
4206511311, 6' 111:, 7: 05x, 9: 181:,
9:35. 11:-101:.
south Norwalk to Osnbury
.l.—6: 13, 8: 27, 9: 59x.
6:25.
Sunday:
01.1—9 26. '
P iii—215,"
Danbury to 180601 Not-walk
A. M.:—6 00,
11:50. '
P. M.
82591:. ‘
only) 2:47 (Bridgeport: '
P. Air—1:97, 1: 5411, (Sat. only), 2513.
(Quantity-14:39.11, 5: 27 (except Sal)...
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9:25,
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