Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 6, 1917 · page 11

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Cards. Miscellaneous Ads.

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WAN'IED—WILL BUY HOUSE 8. T0 LET—~HOUSE 9 ROOMS, PUR-
tr :1 rooms near West avenue. mm'lislwd; All improvements, 15 min-
3.000 to. $4.000. Terms muSt be easy. Iutes from Solith Norwalk statiOn.

ive full particulars. Box 62.5 South Gum. allibflildinxs,

eon; sue—4 noon House 11.1.
improvements but water heat, good
ole. compelled locality, two minutes fiom trolley

 

 

 

'orvtalk. . to ‘ .9 'Iw rent. Owner‘in senice. Mrs. .I. '1‘. Cheap Sell at once. inquire at 84

.. - Dunbar, Newtown avenue, Norwalk. i“ oodward avenue. Tel. 36"“. 01' 473-3-

WANT TO RENT, A HOUSE . 06'1“
f '1’ or time rooms, convenient to de- T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS,‘ "_" ‘

tot. Addness Country. route 37, South all improvements. Inquire 10 Crescent FOR SALE”2° FOOT OPEN

orwalk, Conn.
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WANTED —- COMPETE- T GIRL'
or general housework. No washing.
all 66 South Main street. 00 3t

launch, 4 11H 0 Barker motor. Fastest
one cylinder in the harbor. Will sell
(wheat) Inquire Hayes. Phone 822,6
TO LET—ONE on Two FUR-,s‘mm Main ”"09" 06 3*
nished rot‘nns for light housekeeping , '
in refined neighborhood at "The FOR SALE—FORD TOURING.
Johnsonian,” 2 High Istreet, South JUSI painted, electric 118MB. Bundar
Norwaik. 05 st oversize wheels, in good condition.
——~—————-——-———~ -—-—-— 8165 C. McKendry, West Norwalk,
T0 LET-7 ROOM HOUSE, NEAT Conn.
appearance inside and out Moderate -
rent. Apply 1’. Harris, 106 Harbor av-e
nuc, Norw.alk Phone 919.

06 3t Terrace, South Norwalk. Phone 1745.
06 3t

 

 

 

WANTED—~REPORTER O.\' SEML
'eekiy paper in live Connecticut
own. One not afraid to hustle. Wag-
.5 $17 to start. Address Semi-weekly,
are Sentinel office.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

FOR SALE—12 ROOM HOUSE,
00 3t all improvements, suitable for one or
two fandlies, good locality. within

WANTED—CIVIL SERVICE EX-
-11inations in South Not-walk soon.’

 

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'. 911 and women desiringgovet'nment
lt't'kshlps. departmental, post office,
.11lway mail. customs, stenographers,

To LET—4 LARGE ROOMS AND The minutes of center and two min-
basetnent room. All improvements utos to West avenue trolley.
No. 7 Valley Place. Phone 1070. 05 3t fit-,9 account of owner leaving towni

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write for free particulars to J. C.
.tonatd (rotmer government exumin-‘
) 421 Kenols Bldg, Washington.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Address Owner, care of Sentinel. 0631

TO LET—3 ROOMS, PANTRY.
gas, hot water, set range and bath..
for adults only. 1 Lowndes
South Norwalk.

 

FOR SALE—FINE BUILDING
avenue, stone and filling on Hamilton avenue,
05 at at 2-5 cents a load. Easy place to loud.

Alexander White, No. 61 Ely 111911119
’ 05

 

WANTED —- YOUNG WOMAN
would like work by the day or week.
all or write, Hotel Bristol. 94 Wash-
ungton street. South Norwalk. 05 31

 

 

TO LET” UPPER PART OF HOUSE
at 7 Chestnut street. Adults only.
Rent $14. Inquire at 9 (‘hcslnllt street

05"3t hay. Cheap it sold at once.
,"liorsc," cure of Sentinel.

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WANTED—-llitl(lli’l‘ BOYS. OVER
16. Good opportunity it satisfactory.
(100d pay and 10 per cent; bonus. l’{.
.'ocob &. Sons, 'shoe munttfucturcrr.

Address

TO LET—1 HALF, litllfSlC: 6
rooms anti bath, and large stot'ttgo,}
Belden avenue, Norwdlk. 05 3t {.11 improvnetncnts 10 ttunuttes l'tom do style «it .Taklng pit-'tu1es t 14x6 H!
r . ~ - pol 1191’ $2.3. Apph' ..l .\1. LHHOH & Good us new. Fine lens and shuttet.
_ WANTEDnb‘ALSE TEETH. WE t'o ', 05 31 Address “'Cutnctu," cure of Sentinel.
1m .11 high as $17 :10 119: set f0! 0“ —— ———~—-- »——-—-———--~—5 oi 3t

 

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falsf'l teeth, no matter if btolten. also TO LET— 131' FLOOR. 7l.l\ll(.l1
gold crowns and bridge W-Olk Ma” looms bath, gas, clettt'ic lights, Fog SALE—WEBER. PIANOLA
to Herdan False Teeth SDPC'la'll» 25 phone. large yard, chicken houses. piano, house furnishings, garden tools,

9nd 1'1"
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Tennis slroet, Albany, N, Y.,
cnivc cash by return mail.

reasonable at 214 East ttveuuo,
East Norwulk dt'pot.

nl‘lll‘cto Private. solo afternoons next two
04'3“ weeks. 0. 13. St. John, Administrator,
—~~~ 4-. ._. -- -'-~ 18 South 0.: borne manor, till 04 1."!

TO LET“? ROOMS. ilATll
pantry. all ltnnrovum'nls. Tt'lt'tllwm'; FOR SALE~rLOtunA 1113111. ES-
1597. or 32 First Sln’t‘l. MM 1801'me of it“ descriptions. Anyone inter-

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“WANTED«(}t)\'l’l{X\lP‘NT WAR
positions open. $100 month. list free.
Franklin Institute. llcpt. 28H, ltocltes.

A1801...“ .._-....~.._...._.. ”M... .

FOR SALE—HORSE WAGON AND;

oi 31*

FOR SALI~~EASTMAN CAMERA,‘
- ‘ ness Collette.

 

Hun" Ute-mulls ‘ r, employed at
it" Wood manufacturing com-

Milan;

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A Photodramatic Sensation from demonstrate the different machines to
Winston Churchill’s Grant Novel Iyou Donnelly’ s, 16 South Main street.

Tun. MWOIL 06L 9 end 10. t Lee Jones; of Osborn avenue.
Itoday for Baltimore, Md, to

£1. Flahefiy and which is being used

Iby the Aemrtcan Telephone Company

gin that city. .‘
—-Get your V‘ictrola for Christmas

pattern maker, has resigned his 110'
sition and is going to work in Yale
& Towne, Stamford.

—-Enjoy your l’ictrola as you go
along Come in and let us tell you

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ll ' 81 G
apfls ans buying on our easy payment
1Come in and ask us about it.
Inelly' s. 16 South Main street.
The wet pavement on the Westport
Avenue Hill caused a ltmge touring
Icar to skld'lnto the fatal curb and
Itelegraph pole at the foot of the grade
this morning. one of the rear
.wheels of the machine was tom‘otf.
IThe occupants of the car were quite
severely shaken up. but no one was
lserlously injured. t
1I The J. & J. Cash Co. of Chestnut
Istreet are today flying a large new-
Iserviee flag One star for each of
their employers who are now doinfl
'Iservlce for their country. These are
Albert Pearson. who is at Camp Bor-
dell, Canada in the 48111 Highlanders.

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n {Wallie Johnson, also at Camp Bor-
hd' 7“ dct1,serving with the Royal Flying
Corps and Robert Mulvey with the
.— 'South No1walk boys at Fort Terrv. '
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Iwas designed b1
and made by Miss Ruth Oakcs.

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Miss Harriette Clarke, who husI

. NORWALK HOSPITAL
been teaching in the Egan Business.
Colleges in lloboken and New Yotk,l “ON ANNUAL MEETING

;ltas accepted :1 position in the Type-

wt'ittnl: Department of Merrill llusi- Hospital Assoclntlon will be held in
“"8 Cln'k i“ " “mm" the Town Assembly Hall, w’all street
911111111119 of the school; This 1111111 ,on Tuesday evening, October 9th.
firm to thc tcachlnu force has been: 1917. at eight oIt-lmk to transact we

charge of the auto truck owned by E'

now. Enjoy it as you go along by I
pianI”

you one witty-five years as metal "

rIabout our easy payment plans, also;

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“Qua—lily Shop”
Fall and Winter Styles of coats,
Suits, Dresses, Weisls, Skirts,
Furs and Millimery

CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENEO

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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The South Norwalk‘ Library dimer-
: 01‘s transacted routine business iaSt
evening? passing- on hills and appri—
ing purchase of books.

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'Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Searing
.Iand daughter, of Union, New Jersey...
are guests of Mrs. M. 'H. mtcbefl.
Flax Hill Road.

 

Non WALK
SOCIETY

and Personal

NEWS

 

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1 Ten junk men had the charges (1
failure to make proper weekly to»
ports nolled against them this man-
. in: in the down town court on the
payment of $1 each this money being

 

 

extru star will be added. The flag 5”?" Em N
Miss Hazt-l Blake ing. To have a cotnplel

Ibirthday being Wednesday, October 3.

Tl! l u 1 u \l 111"She “’“m ““5““ “it'nds began to pl 1
o annua 11199 It: 0 19 1 own 1‘" sight from ev'9'1'yvthete After to l

-' = .the actual costs in each case. The

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Mils Adeline Fennel! Surprised.
An ideal birthday surprise party war.

”Junk men were David Rudolph, Ra—
bert

Alexander, Joseph Tarlin, Let!

Kirsb, Abraham Nathan, Jacob Youn-
disky, James Hopkins, Joseph m:—
‘mun, Jacob Bullock Charles 11.61-19—

n Adeline M. Pennell of 44 First
orwalk. Thursday event
9 surmise her

friends visited her one day late. 1191'
EOBT.

The surprise was complete in 9"”in
LOST—A DOG COLLAR SE!"

way On arrivinzt the guests Had Fl

 

.tImcr Roberts ring the bell and when with blue stones and 1917 license tag

’thc hostess to be opened the door be attached. Finder please return tamer
AWOCM' asked, "Is the entertainment commit lattice Reward.

any
Buy you ran and
Winter

tee to meet with you tonight?" BotoreI

 

 

covering from the surprise the guests:
were invited in by the hostess. and!
soon all were enjoying music, games,‘
fireworks, reading of fortunes, etcn

mudc ttvtcssmy In the large numbertImIIo'wing business.

in attendance ”“5 year. " 1. To hear the reports of the directt

“0m“ Weinberg. mm “m "watt ors and other officers and to act upon
9d lust Saturday by Sergeunt Brynn‘ the some

Silk, for intoxication. was fined 85 2.110 hour the IHQIIOIIII of any com
nut) costs this morning by Judge 0““ mltteeu appointed by the Association,
(“W I“ ”‘9 “"'m‘" mu" its dlrcctors or its president and to

f,t'utl sandwiches also “hot" sandwich-
It'll, cake and coffee. The hostess r9-

It it at a late hour, wishing her many
happy returns of October 3. Those in

Late in the evening refreshments of?
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lt-t'it'etl many gifts from her friends whot

 
 

tier, N. Y

"walk. 0'1 319151911 should address or consult O. B.

I Clothing Now

Pay $1.00 a Week
The BRENNAN S'ftlltll

4213». Main St.

 

 

 

‘ Pirle MacDonald. scout commis- act upon the saute. 'tht: party were William Plutt. Leslie.
stout-r of .\'orwulk,1999ntly tlI9llveredI 3. To elect directors to take the Overton. George Overton,()lafAu1un»'l,I
it talk on "The l.'lh91tttl.otm. to 'M‘plucos of those whose faiths may 91" son. Stephen Stone, Russell Amundsen,

tncmb9rs of the ltotat'v Club, of Newt

p119. and to fill’ vacancies in the

1 ‘ 1:61 Joint, 18 South Osborne avenue,
TO LET—~910l-ER5. HOUSE OF City. 0.1 6t
G seven rooms and bath, reception hall. l_-.-_.-_1 -_.~.-.. nu.-- .M-.--. .

improvements and fine place:

 
 
 
 

. WANTED —— TYPISTS, MALE,
WANTED BY NASH ENGINEERIN
(‘0. W11 .80)! ROAD. SOUTH NOR- All

FOR SALE-DOUlll E HOUSE $3,

 

 

 

lWAle'. 04‘ 31: Good locality, I80. 20 Etlllc uVenuthI700. All improvements, 32,000 down
East Norwalk. Apply 2 S‘- JOllnIinquire at 6 0101111 street, South Nor-
WANTEDéAum 1101111111 must “”9“ olSlIwutk. 016,

1 GENERAL ROLLING MI] [1 .__ ‘ . . ”Z" ""1
FOR ORK, 'ro LET—itltsr 11 con 01, FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.

WORK. GOOD PAY,STE;\DY W
'YI‘AR AROUND APPLY ST.
FORD ROLLING \lll LS. l".1\lRl"Il".l l
AVFXU E PLANT,5.5‘1‘\Ml‘(lRD,CON-
NI'XC'I‘KLUT. 04 3t

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III_bouse, No.7 Orchard street "“"I‘Ihtrnts, largo uud smttll acreage. city
1 00.! 1010. All llutlmV-tlllt‘lllS inquire properly. Gontlemen's estates, also
of D. W J. Tracey 01 Frank J- D0”‘“{untiqucs, upright p‘uzto and Nef‘ttlltl
04 3‘Ithttr d furniture L. ll. llllll. 10“ 7" "3

'strcct, \ol't\"llk ' ’ ' '
. TO thramoons or 3 no 4'.
WANTED”BOYS rooms each PicaSantly situated, 9,199- '
not under 10 30!!“ 01' 3"“ trit' lights and improvements. Rents
16000 Day ““‘l“1“‘r”‘""' Appl) Dyes lilodt‘l‘alt‘.olll(11111‘f" 8-1 \\ oodwm'ti ave-

(1:11 Lace V\701‘k£l. Illlll.‘ T01. 01} 01‘ 413 3.

 

 

AND (1111118
3118} work

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FOR SALE ~~~~~ '1'“ '1; 1'7} ‘
vatcd houses with improvements. Sev
oral bums on premises and 15 acres
of good forming land at Conn. turn
pike. \lrs. R thrlov, 16 Grove street

 

 

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WANTEbfiE XTRA SAL-n... _, tES

 

 

'ro LET—rutuvtsnnn COTTAGE 1'91 75312
10“ "10““ suits and mllliucry. :3“: for the winter ht llowuytou. Electric
(1" “01k ””m‘ghm" ”'0 season. '00 lights, bath, piano, furnace. ltcasona- FOR SALE—418181111X HOUSE

mum. C. 1' Mm” & CO‘ blt‘ to tlosimblc party. \'0 children.

 

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WANTED

women FOR morally worm.

STEADY EMPLOYMENT.
JONAS & NAUMBURG, INC.

85 SPRING ST.

WHAV- WA 13 BURNINGW
When you smoke un ‘-'Except.ion-’

1191' and filled 5c cigar. Ask for it
{Retailers supplied by
THE C. E. ‘BLAUSON (20.,
Norwalkhand Stamford

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WAN T

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WANTED—TURNERS TO WORK;
In factory

 

 

 

 

WANTED—YOUNG MEN OVER
16 to work in manufacturing and ship-
]tfttg tie.“ artmcnts..

WANTED —- SHIRTMAXERS. PAY
_ while learning

(Illicit, P91196031-
& '06.,

DEATHS AND ”66.1mm.

 

Funeral of Francis Conley

. The remains of Francis S 091319}
. will be brought from Danbury Bull-
. day and services held at the home of
his grand-daughter, Mrs. C V. SW.

'11 Llncoih avenue 1 l .1 .
at 11101112160. 11):. mail to chfinge ,tha .Lsehtence 1,er

. Phone 707.

l Water street.

 
 

with onebalf acre of land, on, West
.\‘orw 'alk. Road near Connecticut Turn-
1. “ pike. Must be sold at once to clone

T01LET"5 ROOMS WIT“ 131' estate. Small amount of cash requir-
Iprovements at 33 First StI'CEt. Inquue ng balance on mortgage' Inquire
'.R Joselovsky. 24 Cove avenue. or 52 Keogh & Candee, Attys. United Bank
building. Tel. 535-2.

 

 

T0 LED-STORE 207 WASHING
ton street East Norwalk. Apartments
I.209 Washington street, East Norwalk
'and 8? Chapel street, Norwalk. 1n-
qulre 64 South Main street. Tel 60.

tiUSYitEss'nb'rtcn?

DANCING — TWELVE WEEK
course in classical and social danc-
ing. for children, eight dollars for
entire term. Miss Weld, 5 cannon St.
Il'ret. 1656. 04 3t

' PI'ANO TEACHER,

Expert instruction, concert pianist, . 5 ‘
conservatory graduate; Results/surfifl ‘
satisfaction. guaranteed. Free: harmony'
classes. Terms moderate. Brof.‘ 'Blisa,‘
282 East avenue. East Norwalln 1'

pt'opcrlv of m cry description, if look-
ing for 11 home 01' investment. Now
is the time, \

Ask JohnIT. Haves

Real Estate-Insurance
I 7'MAIN S'III‘. NORWALK.

 

 

 
 
 

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The South Nitrvvalk

TrustCo.
has received the bonds
'olthe 31-21161: cent.-
iillerty 101111 and will

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Ladies. and gentlemen; velour fend.
felt hats renovated at Rcdtvay' :1, Wu
191' street corner. Also hats. for sale.

s7 31

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BOARD OF PARDONS _
TO MEET NOVEMBER 31
, A special meeting oi: the board of
p'utdon liar been called for saturday,§
\'Invembcr 3. at 11 o 'ciock by Governor
Marcus H. Holcomb. Pleas for elem: 'l
ency on- bohalf of Stephen Btiglio’neI
and Giovanni Don Vanso, who have .-
been sentenced to be hanged Novem-_
bar to, flu the murder of Rnffaele‘i
Simonelll of New- Britain will bo heard
no that. time. An endeavor is being
goods to the counsel for the convict

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subscribers who have
paldthelr subscript 161w

 

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FOR SALE—CITY AVD cottN'er‘

I to every bird club in the state lnvit~ “0011- and
t. ing them to joinwith the New Haven in said estate may be no n.

-. gé’fiihd Hattfnrti clubs. Herbert K. Iob the administratrix will cause this on

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York 9111. Tho address was of imirébfllil‘d of directors. if any exist.
minutcs' durntton but ttftor lt bud; 4 To “am” .my and II“ other
been concluded u subscription of .buslness proper to come before said
$60,300 was taken up for the loan “intccting.
:1 lute" dute Mr. \lucllonultl dollvcred 11319.1 "1 \"n'wulk. this 4th day
ttfilt'tninutt' rttltll'css. tuttl ”8‘00010clnb9t', 1917. '
,u'us subscribed for the loan '1" Muc‘. .1 “this '1‘. “Chill" 1 1.,
Donald is one of the country's most, Scorctal‘y
ublc speakers. and he hill-l delimit-d
cutltusittstlc speeches in Norwulk, 11.
number of times. . llistt'ltt of. Not-walk.
A lcter has recently been received t‘nurt. 00W. :1. A. It, 1911.
in an‘\t’,lllk from John Soulslo, a
member of the local nuvttl militiufixmwaIkI ltt Hill district. doccuscd.
now stutloncd “‘ C”“‘““m““’“hh Orderetl,th:1ttbctttlminlstrnttix 9):
PW" Boston. "0““ ”mm” "‘mvu‘m‘: htblt her titltnlnistttttion account to
to be in lino sl1up9 with the localIIMI, 901111 for udeIgtIIIemI tit the pm.
I““""' -“ Ilbnto ntllcc. in Norwalk, on the
Routine businms was transacted at "1' October. 11.11 m 10 o‘clock
lust nlnht's tutu-tint: of Cockenoe noon: and that all persons in
tTl‘lllt‘, '.\‘o. 32, 1. 0. ll. M.
lcommittec made it partial report on the administralrlx will czulse this or-
the "999m fuit'. bill will suhintt their II” ,n b9 published in a newspaper
l"‘““""-’“‘ ”‘90“ “L “e“ “'99le “"3“" having it circulation in said district, at
tltl‘HSl fitt‘ thus b11013 Sfllll l
G- A' 1" ofOctobcr,1917.,
heudqunrtors up; \'R\’ W. GREGORY,
Assembly hall building in:

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i Buckingham Post, No. 12.
met last night in the
in the Town

'IWall shccl. :md transuctctl routine; W1...“ ‘ .—.—
(business. l NOTICE
l A rifle shoot will be held bv the District of \mwollt.

'l‘ltirtl Company of Home Guards at Court. October .'1. A. 11.. 1917

the South Wilton rifle range totuor- Estate or William Warm. late of
row morning. the, members of the NIo'rudlk. in said district. deceased.
Icrlmpflfiy leaving on tho 9' 32 ll‘flillI Ot'dorcti that the atlinlnistt'nttlx ex-
’m‘m the Norwalk ststton. hiblt her administration account to
l“ A number “f Connect'cut bll‘d (‘lll'lEl this court for adjustment. at the Pro;
are visiting the. bird cansluai‘v at Anl- bate office in No r,walk on the 12th day
ston today. invitations were sent out of October. 1917, at .10 o'clock, forc-
thut pit persons interested
.'(1 thereof,‘

sent out the invitations. der to he published in a newspaper

hunters will be out on that day. No a,“ of Octobgr 1917
ferrets will be allowed this year. The HENRY w GREGORY.
season will close. on Nov. 23rd. Judge
On Wednesay. Oct...“ lOth, automo:I
biles will be at the armory to convey
guests to the tea to be held at theI
Nursess Home at 6 Woodbury ave-1
nue from 3 until 6. There will be. no
charge for the ride up the hill but an mo directed and will be. sold at pllb
admisSion fee of silver will be. accep— lic vendue to the highest bidder,
table at the home. Genie and bring the public sigmpost in the Town of
B ,voulr knitting anti have a good time Norwaik ”urge“ (14) days after
" with good things to eat. ‘date, which, will: he on Saturday the
' Sheriff Edward Doulens veaterday 20111 dm’ of hatchet, 1.917,
attached pronerty of Maria S. Agnese in “1° afiémbom to 1111;}ny shit! Exe-
. and Nicholas Meet; 1111 Leitngtonave Fuldl‘ and -in,v tees thereon. the fol
nus, valued at $100 per instructions 1119: described property, to wit.

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SHERIFF'S SALE

Notice

 

Joseph DlSéaa- of Stamford,

The mode to the. defendants. The case '

NOTICE '
ss. Probate and James lllclllhoncv, of the 3501,

long Island Sound company, at Forit
Estate of August (‘. Warm. lute of '“1‘”“1 Hum Nm‘d' “‘0 spending 11 HI “XI 5, 46 6' 02x, 5 5'1qu

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12lhdny, u visitor hero tcduy.

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Elmer Roberts. Little Johnnie. Butte:

 

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'lllllk, \'ivlan Overton. Gladys Ovcrton ,lN' Y" N H' a H- TIME TAB“

Julia lllllcnstcln. Blanche Plutt, Eleirl SOUTIl-Itl 35333331223384 $23,203“
1101 Amundsen. Viola Plait, GUBSlR BU" I6 A M.-l'39x, 5:35,“ 5249K, 6'0!»

Daisy Ovct',ton Ruth 1311111.: 1 (may, 7- 18x, 7 54x, 3- 2th 3:59;,
Edith Thompson, Kittie Pltltt, Eva 9: 24 9:39, 1023311, 10:52::. .
Stone. Eunice Smith, Della imundson.’ P M.:—12 03, 12: 5?. (Stamford only)
llutlic Youngs tutti llostcss Adeline 1 09X. 1- 33X. 3' 02X. 3 39 '1 3211.5'273.
POIll'lt1‘ll.::5 46, 6: 0211'. 61261:, 6. t7, (Stamford mt
lly) 7' 021', 8: 00,8 10: 07x. 10: 3011.

Bernard Crutnpton, l'lorttce 6.131119!

 

unda aye
A. ill—12: 348.5 23511,

3:9 19:, 10: 33x.

.M—12:03x,1:09x. 2:4tx. 3:13;.
0211, 7:585,
9:19x, 10:07.\', 10:30x, 10:40.
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALH

62,4911, 8:59,

48- hour pass at their homes in {\or-
walk.

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Former County Sheriff Vollmct' wus 9:15x 101031;. 10. 00 10: 5011. .
H“ ‘“ “0W 9 P. 11.—12: 031, 12: 45x, (Saturday on-

fore special investigator in the employ of .l_\) 1. 061. 35.\'( Saturdav only) 2. 181'.
Ipmstm the New Haven road ~Stamford Adv:o— 2. ‘5'?

The fair in said t‘iltllh" may be notified thereof. cute

3:30x, 3:53, 4.13s, (Except
lSatu‘rday). 4 2.3 5 131, 5: 29, 6:091.
1:6 03, 8:10x, 9: 2S, 11:15.1, 12. 001:.

 

Michael 1’. Racalielll, of the 55ml

Acro Squadron. at illiucoltt. L. 1.. is

INorwulk.

Mr. and Mrs. G. A Frankc. of Har- ‘12. 001:

list street, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Benedict motored to Danbutt Wed-

55 Pt'oh'tte ncsday and attended the fair.

Mrs. Isreal Austin
Decker, of Norwolk,

and Mrs Ida
were

[31111in in Lewisboro

PtRCiNllGE
'IlltllPS

The galeuws go off on Mondlll' having a emulation 1“ 52“.“ district. Widespread Adoption of “Neutro'ne
, and it is expected that. 11 number of at least five days before said

Prescription 99" .Puta Big
Check on Rheumatism
The crusade 'agalnst. rheumatism in
this section has had its effect.
The astonishing results of “Neu-

. trons Prescription 99" which has been

so widely rocommended' seems beyond
belief to the manv relieved sufferers.

Taken by virtue. 0t 311- execution. to practically every case has been cured

or benefitted.

.‘lNeutron’e Prescription 99" is dif-
ferent from anything else1 in that it
aims at the elimination of rheumatism
as .a. constitutional disease of the

at 12 0 0100);” UlDOd.

‘We earnestly Recommend "Neutrons
IPrescr'lptlon 99" to all sufferers from
rheumatism, gout or lumbago Do not

from J5 J Cullen. WhD ‘5 mm” 10“" 1 M0038 Refrigerator. i" quantity 0 fall to test this now famous .-pre
, W11” groceries consisting of. toll!- .0039”- scription.
claims demons. of 350 on a loan that piece. oils. matchegI flour etc

Go to your drugglst and get a 500

Dated 8‘ Norwalk this 3t“ d,“ °f or $1.00 bottl InnlltI bay good -bye {Iron-
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guests of Mrs. Stephen Dul'yea. undlly, Saturday only)

W“ __. .- ._ -__:‘5: 19, 6: 21, 6:51,

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am ,1,“ spending a furlough at his home in 10; 501:

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A. M. ~6: 00, 8: 00x. 9: Otx. 10:08:.
P. M.—-12:10, 1208:. 3:355.
5. 02. 5:2 5,11 6:00x, 7:10::. 32101311333

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HVA

E A. 11.—t: 10x. 5: 30, 6: 31, s: 00x,s:51x,'

EN
A. ‘0 ~12 26x. 1:13x. 5: 37. 6: VA.
7:13;,9119x, 10: 22x, 11:11x, 1.1: 58x.
P. 11.—12:03, (Bridgeport 61119.3.
1:20, 2:11, (Bridgeport , m—I
2:47 (Bridgeport

only, except Saturday) 32301:. 4338,
"02813723.. (firitlge-

port only), 9: 25x, 11:08. ,I .,~

Sundays I.

A. M.——12:26x, 1: 13x, 7:43, 9:131;
10:19, 11:12):. 11:58x. ‘,
P. M.—2:10x4'4°x,' 6:33x, 6:418.

1083:, 8: 33, 9: 25k.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR-
WALK . ~‘
A. M.-l2:25xI. 42358, #5311, 5:130,
6:50, 8:05, S:30,‘9:41x, 11:00.

9: 41x. 11: 00. '

P. MI.-—12:17x, 1: 55x, 2: 231:, 3: 481%

3x, 6.1111, 72051:, 9: 18x.9
151:140x.

South NorWalk to Danbury
A.M.:-613. 8:27. 9:59.11.
P. M.——1:27,1:54x, (Sat. only). 2:08.;

0.

4:3
9:3",

6:25.

" Sundays
A this-.9: '25.!
P. M.:——2 15. 7:15.

Dlnbury to South Not-walk "
A. M—6: 00, 7:25, 8' 25,10:m

 

(Sat. only) 4:39x, 6: 27 (except Sat},

uht
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9' 2

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p. 11.2—1 :17, 2:1311, 3:40x,
5:13x, 5:32... 6:37, 6:113, 9:185 .
9:25x. ‘ ' 1
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A. M.—-t: 35x,‘ 4:59.11. 7:55,

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