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”8851:1111”. Times,- 51). 1 week
M' Nicki». «Capo Double Price.
WANTEO~GOVE2RNMENT WAR
positions open. $100 mouth, list fret).
m‘i'ankiin institute. Dept. 2811, Roches—
ter, N. Y.
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
at came. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for cattle. ll. Friedman, 35 El.v
venue. Tel. 1161. .120 ti
WANTED—DRUG CLERK. TWO
01' three years’ experience. 'l.iggctts
d111,: store, 7072 East \\'asltihgton
12‘11‘1'1'1.
WANTED—SALES (11.... AM)
11111 neat girls for soda fountain. 1.1g-
;‘112tts drug store, 70-72 East “Editing-
ton street, South Nol'walk.
WANTED—BOYS T0110 1.111111‘
ntat'ltinc work. Good pay. Call 11111-
1111111 Machine (111., 132 Water street,
South Norwalk, (form, 09 3
WANTED—A BRIGHT ‘.‘01'.\'(1
111211 about 171 or 10 years of age to
help in engineering work. Call per-
sittlmll't' at once. Samucl W. lioyt, .ll'.,
’79 \l'ashington street. 08 31
WANTED~A BOY AS ”0‘1 PE it IN
111” good store. Apply A, Dickeiman
& Sun. 08 3t
WANTED—lwoon Cliot't'latts.~ $2
pct' cord. Jackson Corners, N. Y. W.
I'}, lmniois. Tel. 06".! City 113. 'l
Vi'ANTED-~\"U'S'l‘().\ll'lllS ’lu KNOW‘
411111 1 am ready for 1110 fall season
«11' 111'1‘2ssmakintr. Alterations and coats
i‘elinotl at reasonable prices. 1111's.},
R. St‘llt‘llk. 6 Lowe 521‘1-121, 08 3t‘
WANTED ----- FALSE '1 1.11 111. “'12:
pay its high {ts-$17.60 per set for old
{also tcelh, :10 matter if broken, also
gold crowns and bridge 11'11111. Mail
to 11111211111 False ’l‘celh Spcclalty, 25
Albany. N. 1'., and re-
1 1'- 11.1
‘i‘cunis street,
_c.2:\'12 cash by return mail.
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liAVANA Is BURNING
When you smokc n11 ”Exception'
Havana filled 5c cigar. Ask for it
Retailers supplied by
' THE (1.11. SLAUSON co,
Norwslk and Stamford
WANT_
'1ooms 12.11211. Pleasantly situated, clcc :coplc' .4 “m 1 1.1”...” (1 ,.
‘11'ic lights and improvements. '
.1nod12ratc.lnqui112 84 Wood“ .1111 me 1111 1111 1211111' 111:11111111'. on the Stock 111'-
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-- WANTED. 1 TO LET. 1 FOR SALE.
WANED—PAINTERS AT ONCE-I 'ro LET—~lST 11110011, 7 LARGE FOR SALE~1 ovunmxn TOP
Kinly first class painters need apply-noonia oath, gas, electric lights ‘delii'et‘i‘ bod,» Also 2 Ford cars,\\-i11,l
(Nowell: Hardware Co., 45 Maln‘pnone, large yard, chicken houses, 101161311er bodi Prices reasonable
.treet. 010 3t reasonable at 214 East avenue near T091 437
ico' our 1" r1 Hill and Ncuowtn atcnut'
, telephone 11‘-1413.
'Nm'wnlk. 1112111 $11. inquire next door,‘_
010 31
FOR SALE~HORSE A111. AROUND
T0 LET—NOISE AT DRY 1111.1. worker, 12 years old, weight 1,350, in
avenue Not'u'alk 1mm” Mrs Tonfl‘gootl condition. Work single or dou-
1.11le Must be sold at once, any reason-
010 “t able offer considered. luquile Ruben
East Norwalk depot, 010 31
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_ w ;Seymour, Bittersweet Farm, liroa‘l
'ro LET-.'\'O\'. lsT AT 245 EAST-Rim“ Norwalk, or at No. 7 Railroad
avenue, East Norwalk, 1st floor, 5‘a1'12nu12, South Norwalk.
rooms, with improvements.- in tlirc
Mrs. S. A. l'oungs, 241 East at'gnue,
East Norwalk.
FOR SALE~FORD TOURING CAR,
era-Hem condition; Price reasonable.
,12‘or detuomtration phone 06.). 709 31
To LET—1N RUVVAY’I‘UA, NEAiF -
ly new seven room house. All 1111- FOR SALE”WEBER PHNOLA
'ptotements Apply to Mrs Earl Stet" piano, house lurnisltings, garden tools,‘,
ens, McKinley Place, Rowayton 0. etc. Private sale afternoons next two}
09 01 weeks. 0. B. St. John, Adulinistratol',t
18 South Osborne1 avenue, titty. oi 121
FOR SALE—FLORIDA REAL ES- ‘
To LET~4 LARGE nouns 11x1.)
11115911112111 room all improvements. No.‘
“1“,“. HM.“ Phone 11.70. 09 31 112.112 of all descriptions. Anyone, inter-1
_ entod should address or consult 0. ii.
TO LET~FURNiSllED ROOM '5‘. John, is South Osborne avenue
111's: floor 1111,21' Glover's shoe store. CH.“ 04 0?
Gentlcuten only 09 3t ”"“"“""““’" “—‘"‘"" “‘ “ “""‘
W4..- - ....--.-_W_-. .W..... FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE,
T0 LET~ NICE 11001113 STEAM farms, 12112112 and small acreage, cltv
heat electric lighted, $960 5"'11'111211.‘11101101111 (it'llllt‘llll‘ll'ri 95131031 “130
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Also suite of 2 rooms for lihltt housv- author's, Ulll‘lléht [mum and second
keeping 11121310] 111019], 115121 hand furniture. 1.. B. 111111, 106 11111111
{91119121, Nol'wulk. 1529 11.11
TO LET—«MODERN HOUSE 2'- 1WWWWWWWWWWWW..,-WW, 6
seven rooms and bath, reception hall. FOR SALE-T‘ONFW1LY itENO- ‘
All improvements and into 111111212,:\'atctl houses with improvements. ch
Good locality, .\'o. 20 Edlie avcnu12',‘.('ral barns on premises and 15 acres
liast N11:'\\';tlk. Apply 2 51, John of good farming land at Conn. tu'rn
strect. ‘ 03 tit pike Mrs. 11. Tat‘lov, 11‘.- th'ow street
_ ....... -WWW... ’1‘12175312 1
TO LET .‘l 1101 ‘~ ‘ 'l‘ ..1’Cl‘.ll.-\ll WWW-WWW...“ ____W, WW . ..__..____i
ttit‘t't. luttttitc on pttmises 01' 1111111103 FOR SALE~FAMlliY HOUSE
310. '- 1.18 31 With one-half acre of land on West
iNorwnlk Road near Connecticut Turn-
Must he sold at once to close.
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TO LET 11.1111. 1111111) 131.0011, 8 bike
Noun 3111211 11112121, 111121 Mcad‘s thug estate. Small amount of cash requip.
store, suitable for lodge. society or,ed. balance on "10111111110. inquire,
”1113- inquire Wm. A, 111111111, .lr., 01'1Kt‘011b & Cmtdec. Attys. Unltcd 11111111g
Russell Frost, 11 Ninth Main street, .bulltling. 'i‘cl.6:11‘1.2,
US 31’
litionsll‘ri‘l‘m‘u‘ of ("my 111-2111111011.
pmm,‘ 501: 101' a 111mm 01' investment.
08 31 is the time.
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No chill Real Estate—Insurance
Easlf 1 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
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FOR SALE—CITY AN“ (‘()l'l\' l‘ltY
ll 101111- l
Now;
TO LET—Flll‘tNlSl'll'il')
with or without. board
street. P110110 17135-13.
TO LET-«ONE 11.31112
rooms, .outc lllil)l"‘0\t“llltnl:<.
tiren preferred. 78 Fort street.
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211
PEOPLES GAS DROPS 8 PO'N 1""1.
NEW \'111112. Oct c»
M 1's.
'ro LET—~12‘l.OOIt'S or 3 AND 13
()S 31‘
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Perry.
lletlls‘ot (‘hiczz a t‘i'oppcti 7'. l
t'cllltllgt‘ today. on announcement ovet ll
nuc. 'MI' 366 1 or 473 3‘ night of 11112 posninu of the dividend.
WANTEDwTURNERS TO WORK'
In factory.
.11. Joselovsky. 24 Cove avenue. or 62
WANTED-vl'OUNG MEN OVER‘
16 to work in ttlanufacturing and ship-‘
ping departments. |
WANTED -— SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
while lcarnlng.
13111111, Peabody
61 C0. inc. '
WHlTE SLAVE WITNESS DIES
l’RlDGl' PORT, Oct. lO.—-.\lrs. Maud
lliscsn, 22 years old, of this city..-who
had figured in white slave cases in
this staté'died Monday in a hospital
here, where. she had been taken front
the, jail. Her husband is now in state
11!".s‘nll in Wethersfield, convicted on
white Slave charfis, and Florri Cat'-
illo. 11110915 in jail here on a charge in
which Mrs, Disesa was a principal.
‘ 1‘.-11.1 911.1111} Torment
~ ofifiiiematr'sm
"Ft-1:11 mn Foley Kidney Pills. I am
badly dons up with rheumatism and
'1‘tcv- are the only thing that help
:.'-.1' ..‘1. J. \‘1‘,clsS:ctlei:,Cclo.'
”ghenmstism i stubborn as a. mule
'lt;rg.. on 111: e a. leech—wears out ‘
'< 111' str 11g, ill-1' crtics you 1111111 1111111
gs on you: vitality—depresses
ark-affects your health!
..it hang 0:1 you! Don‘ 1; give
Dnnt overlook Foley Kid-H
2 For they 11 012k directly on
A's—410110 up and strengthen
the perfect action that keeps
it)
'11! out of the blood. and cm
-.' 11.11 1:221:11: et‘ rheumatism”. -
1'1) r. ..11 um. swollen. aching joints.
Jitrtn 11011211151119. and soon you Will
'Ptaln be uctlva and free from palun.
‘14.-
lir. 112.1:‘1 winds up his letter 10-11
'11,? 111111; .13: "I 11111111111912 Foley Kiddo!
Hits 111111 bcst I 1.2av2o over used.
I laylc tiled several different re
L'dlea. OYour drugslnt sell: them.
Balloon-Powell Corpmtm_ ' 1
1
‘ton street East Norwsik. Apartments
‘ investment shares lost 1 to 2 points
11118 held at 99. 72 to 99.7
T0 LET—6 ROOMS \Vl'l‘ll
p2 ovcmcnts at 38 First street. Inquire
This action was foreshadowed in the“
rtccnt ntovcmt'nt of the stock whichl
dropped '1' points yesterday and 6l
pointstho duy below.
Today's quotation is the lowest, 5111001
11112 company was rcorganlzcd front the‘
Old Chicago Gas Company.
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FISHER sUPERINTENDENT.
The appointment of Rev. Elintltan
Fisher, superintendent of trades insti-
tute for the Blind. was announced re
contlv 111-2 will take charge. of the de
" parttiient October 16, succeeding Ralph
l1. Colby. who had bben with the de-
partment for about twelve years.
1111111111
211111112111
' Mrs... Quinti’s Experience
Ought to Help You Over-
the Critical Period.
Water street.
TO LET~STORE’ 207 WASHING-
209 Washington street. En‘st Norwallt
and 39 Chapel street; Norwalk. In-
quire 84 South Main street. Tel 60.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
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PIANO TEACHER
Expert instruction. concert pianist,
conservatory graduate. Results sure,
satisfaction guaranteed. Free-harmony
classes. Terms moderate. Prof. Bliss.
282 East avgnue. East Norwalk. #-
‘ Los'r.‘
LOST—A DOG COLLAR SET
with blue stones and 1917 license tag
attached. Finder please return to this
office. Reward. -
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Lowoll Mass. ~“For the has 1 three
11
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LOST—BANK BOOK N0. 9867, 18-,
sued by South Norwalk Savings Bank '
Finder will please return to said ban 2 l
\‘as payment has been stopped. 03 3t;
1 __ . .
TODAY IN WALL ; armour. 1"
WALL STREET, Noon .~Conso
dated Gas, lsrooityln Union Gas and:
Columbia Gas were added to the 119% l
of weak utilities. dcclining 5 3-8, ‘ ' '
3- 4 points respecttvely. settlement am not mail-1y so nervous, no he ache
soon extended to the entire list Steel 0P1“ nin. Imust Ball that Lydia E'-
reacting fpom 105 to '103 1_ 2 Wllh ham 5 Vegetable Compound 18 the
, , best remedy any sick woman can take.”
gross dec ines of t to 3 points in oth- WM”, MARGARET th Rear 259
~e1‘ steels and equipments, copper and. Worthen St... Lowell, Moss.
specialties 2‘Ot11erwu‘rniag symptoms are a sense
Texas Company supplemented yes- giggggtiogfilaigttgafilxs, fight?
terday' s 7 point decline with a fur- tituldity' 9211111113 in the‘ eafipnlgmfion
‘ther break of six points. Rails were 0f e-earhlt rt1ttpst‘ir' oboforcjt
under less pressure, though varlou "1311:1391!
ave been troubled with the
Life and
feelings
common. at: that:
time. I was in a
very nervous condi-
tion, with headaches
and pain a good
deal of the time sol
years I
l
' 125.1111.
11111111 1111211 paid off in full.
' clpctcd the following officers.
‘ ltml‘tl 1141113115.- the. same as. last year.
' crintcnden‘t of the hospital for another
Lighten the burden of house-
hold drudgery.
‘A‘Stami‘ortl range is a prac-
tical Construction which makes
cooking a
sures
ccss.
simple art, for it in-
casc, economy and 5112:-
lt’s the range you’ll like.
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"110114136 11.111511
Co rner North Main and West Sts
DIRECTORS OF
HOSPITAL FOR
3-YEAR TERMS
(Continued From Page One)
T1 castn (-21 George 1210111115 thou pre
sented his annual report for the. fiscal
year ending S12ptc111ber30.’l‘he report
follows in part:
Treasurer’s Report.
12‘01' fiscal year ending, September
10111, 1917.
' Total “11211111. ............. $1}:- 1.193110.
'1 111.11 disbttrstm llls ........ 12,561.71;
-- -l
Balance (111 band ......... $ 1 .. 2.!
Last 51.11' s Outstanding: 11ol1-2 01"
111111 a 61.775 11111111111111: have,
New Hospital Fund.
.1111. Curtis 1111211 presented his re
port as 11122asut'1r of tin- 111 \v hospltult
fund The 1'111111'1 follows in pail.
11111111111 on 11111111 111 last rt
putt ..................... 3421.971; 7 .1,
lice-2111211 since 1111211 ........ 10 3111' 70
11112.'t'1".~t on 101111 rem-111211.. 1049. '1.“
Total .................... 6717121131111
Disbursed for building nor 1
11115021 .................... $56,351.31
111111.111-1- on 11111111 .......... 787 77}
Silt-'12 tht2 t'lti;:,11,11 of 1111' account
“20,0011 11:11; 11121211 1121121111211 from 1111'.
. state.
Ladics' Visiting Board. . 1
The annual report 11111112 131111123"
Visiting lltml'd Wits also presented at
11121 1111112 ,A sumnntt'y 111 this report
follows: ' ‘
“11111111121111 hand 111.211 ,vt-ztr. .
llisl arsenicnts ............. 8110 8 ij
hilltop-:2 on hand ......... 2‘ l‘ 9 ’19
No 11111:: haw 111'1'11 1'1-1'1'11121 by 1112
211-5121411111”) 1153121 (111 1111'. middloupitnl,
\lt' 311-1111111211 11321111111211 1111l floor at
this 1121112 and explained to 11112 11112111-
111 is 111 tltr2 association 111111 wcte pt'1s
‘.1111 111.2 financial condition of the am
’ttls ,tit. 11. '111‘1 2:11111 of 6.110011 :11 least
1.: lltu't‘ssnl')’ in make up the existing
111-111-11-111-v, ”1111.2: 1111111121: will pay for
tttt'wrtittnt and kitchen and laundry
tttuinutt'ht
1‘.: 111111111111 praised the work of
111,- l 1'1-111111'12 conttnlttte u-tv highly
211 this time and stated that the hospi-
t.11 111111 11121'121' been under better man-
agement than that of the past y1111‘
(icoruo 14(‘111115 101111 the opportu-
'lllV '11 this little to tit-111 a rumor which
111111 11121211 making 11112 rounds of 11112
town 11) 11112 affect that the state has
placed 11 mortgage on 11112 1112.1: hosplt. 11
11s a safeguard 01 string to 11:: 62.1000
"lllllltllll‘lilllOll Mt'. ('ttrtls stated that
11112 usual lien which is' placed on all
property 111‘ this kind when a st :1112 .111
ptopritttlon is made. is now on the
property. but no mortgage is held by
the state or by anyone. else. ,
'lltc next in order of business \1'1112‘
11112 12211ctimt of four dircc'tois tor three
V~ terms to 1111 1121-1 vacancies caused
12) the‘ c\piration of the
'lhomzntl Raymond. Arthur C‘. Wheel
1"1. 12111111111 F. (1011111111 and Dr. Timid
s Spence for members of 11112 ho.11d of ,
1
1111121103.: of the Norvmlk liospi tat As 1
01 "man 1‘01 111:2 next three years.
Upon the motion of George E, Curtis.
the secretary was instructed by vote.
to cast one ballot for the election o’lti -_
the above-mentioned gentleman as 111-
rcctcrs for 1111-2 ensuing three years. ,
As thcrcowas no other business it)
come before the meeting the motion to
adiourn “as made and ("in 1121.
The meeting 11 as attended 1:1"1 11111111 '
1w 11111111 fifteen incrnbcrs ol the nsso
'(ll‘J .llt‘l’l.
Board of Directors Metal.
Art 12 111v 11111 '1rnment of the anuun‘.
1211-1211111: of the Norwaik Hospital Ant-o.
elation. last evening. the, board of di— '
rectots held their annual meeting and
President—John lilo-Mullen. ‘
Vice-President~.lchn Cavanaugh.
Treasurer—flown C Curtis.
Secretary—James '1". llubbell.
'T'hr- terms of ofilcc of the members '
of the executivo committee having cg:-
nlred. the board of directors elected
Edgar G. Murphy 2li‘redorlck L. lam
son. and Dr David S Spence as mem-
bers of the committee for the ensuing
ear. Mr. Lamscn takes the place or
Cizat'lcs '1‘. Diamond. Otherwise 11.12
Judge John J: Walsh was elected at-
torney for the‘board 2 for the coming
year. and Miss Bodine was elected sup.
‘ Cr'll.
Chester S 8121112111 and 111.1,6111-9'11 '
were elected to compose the auditing 1
committee.
The medical board of last. year 21-111.
re-clcctcd to son 13 for another year. 1 ,
Mrs. G S. Adams. Jilin-“011111111 Earl:
and Mrs-11.1111. Raymond weré 12.111114
members of 1': 9 Ladies’ Board
.'
x
12.
It was voted to add a pharmacist. low A
the' medlgai stuff this yesrpl’and Dr.r
. Bradley was slanted to 111
o H 1111111111111 1111‘: then ,
in 1111 led. _
rBonds were heavy. but the Liberty 152.»! hmfi
, 9
cont.
.1 1211122"
Airs. lmogcno Coley, who died at
..u,.W..m W-.. WWrW. -
LOCAL BANK ACTlVE FOR
LIBERTY LOAN.
The South Norwalk Trust Company
is now prepared to receive your sub
scriptions to the Second Liberty Loan
Norwalk is expected to subscribe to
at elast $1,500,000 bonds as her pro
portion of this loan. Be patriotic and
do your bit.
You can subscribe forI
bonds in denominations of $50, 3100.5
.8500, $1, 000, and pay for them in cash.
lBonds will draw interest at the rate
'of four per cent.
from November 15,
1917,‘or you can pay on the Govern-
mtnt partial payment plan of 2 per
down with subscription, 18 per
(till. payable on or before Nov. 18th.
40 ('1' cent. payable on or before 110--
(’t‘lllbl‘l‘ 18111, 40 1111' (cut. payable on
or bt‘gltii‘ January lSth
it unable-to subsctibc for bonds on-
'11121'11112 plan 111111111111 [)1 the (1011111
‘ 11112111
The Trust (onlptuy \till [1111'
thase the bond for you and permit
you to pay for it 111, weekly hwtall
1111211121. Cards will be issued similar
2to'llttts'12 now asked in 1111'
t 11112 and you can subscribe for a 3150
bond and pay $1.00 per Week for 60
“'N'lifi, $2.00 :1 week for 11 $100 bond.
'or $10.10) per week for 11 $500 bond
N11 int12t2?st will be allowed until you1
bond is paid for in 11111.
By 1111-2 wackly payment plan you
11111 1112lp the 1:111'c1'1111112nt in time of
war 111d secure a 111112 investment for
yourself.
Donald 1‘}. Shepard. of Wilton art‘-
nuc. has accepted a position with 1111'.
Not'witlk Tire 51 Rubber Company.
Mrs. Humor 11‘. llucktnan,
Main strcct,
the past five months
Manor.
in 1111121111 the funeral
of
ill.
troit. .\lich., last week,
Company 0, Auxiliary police drill-. .
ed at lloodner's 111111, 11111111212111“: otypy. Typewriting. English
and after the drill an election was Spelling, Penmanship, Letter
held for the post of captain made 111- ‘ writing,
011111 by the resignation of (lemon;
Hopkins. Llcut. icorzc 1..
11111211 was olectcd to be captain,
tenant.
Street Commissioner Minor,
would make no changes in their post
110111: 11.21 lonc as they made good Mr.
Minor is not out to make
floors do their ‘work faithfully,
1111 and ltoncsny.
r
terms 01‘. '
—-A good adv. pays best in the best
l.paper
(‘ltt'isttnlis
South;
who has been spendinuf
Livingston ,
N. 1'., returned home Sundavl
of her sister. I
' Di";
Wond-
Ira:
(7. Lockwood to he first lieutenant and;
Clarence A. Brown to be second 110112
noti- ,
fled Forcmcn Lewis and Duffy that 111‘
drastic
changes in his department as 1011: as
.1110 present incumbcnts of various of-
capa-
“Qua!
South Norwalk
1 l.
Shop" '
and Bridgeport
Coats, waSui’cS,
Prices.
'5-
DEATHS AND FUN ERALS.1
Nicholas Masterianni.
Nicholas Mastorianni died yester-l
day morning at his late home, 14
Cross street South Norwalk The
funeral will be held Thursday morn-1
ing at nine o'clock from St. Joseph’sl
Church. Interment will he in St:
Mary's cemetery.
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
Fall Suits and
2 Manuals
NEWEST nouns
, $12.50 to $22.50
Copyright 1 lothi ngCou
M.
Night School
In Session
Monday, Wednesday
and l‘riday Evenings
Hours 7:16 to 9:15
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sten-
l
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M
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Part Cheater
Stamford.
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CALI; US'UP
and we will rush our tr’oublp man
right around .when something like
this happens in your home. If your
PLUMBING
is ' defective. antiquated. uncaultary
or'worn out, have us make neces-
sary repairs or install a new system
of
MODERN PLUMBING ‘
JOBBIN‘G‘ A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. 1111511
Plumbing and Heatlng
Tel. 1354
North Main St.
THE GILLETTE WAY IS THE
BEST WAY, THE EASE-ST
WAY OF ALL SELF-GRAV-
ING. NO STROPPING, N0
BOEING. '
’ BHAVING with “THE GIL
LETTE" is the simplest 11111111
of an act. Follow carefully our
- gdireotions. and the result will
; be most; satisfactory.
‘ A brand now set for the sol-
“rdioé'gaoy leaving for tho front.
t .. .
Up-to-the minute Styles in
Dresses, 2Skirts,‘
‘ Waists, 'Furs and Milii'nery in the
Newest Materials at Popular
South Nor-walla. l
A remedy (of 1111-1111.».
0! the urinary tract.
Polish-u. non-poisonous
and will not “Nauru.
jBfi® @ Bolton. in I to 5 duh
ROI-D I}! DIEGO
Pom-l you if 11
“1'8.
coirod— Price 61. In: B bottlu .2. n
11”" WW"? "3‘13ng manna
IF YOU CANNOT COME TO
OUR STORE
Send a Messenger—Send the Childrers
Mail Your Orders or Telephone
You are sure of satisfaction becausoo
2h: tie-at \our orders right. Good:;;
one selected with great care and son:
to you at once without cost. Thus
goods are right, and so is the servr—
ice. We satisfy you always.
H. A. MEAD
Druggist ‘
8 North Main St-
South Nor-walk. Conn.
,aBuy Youri‘all and
2Winter
Clothing Now
Pay $1.09 a Week
The'BRENNAN 8701112
42 80. Main St.
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N. Y.. N H.131 H. TIME TABLE
In Effect Sept 23,1917
OUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.:~1 3911, 6:35:11, 6: 4911, 6. 08. ,,
5711, 7:13.\', 7:54x, 822111, 8:69;.
24. 9' 39, 10:33x, 10: 62x.
P. M .:———12 03, 12: 62 (Stamford Only)
:09x, 123811, 3:0211, 3: 29, 4: 3211. 5' 2’11,
:40, 6: 02 x, 1.1: 201', 0: 47 (Stamford an-
ly) :02x. 8:00, 10:07.1. 1023011,
Sundays '
A. ill.——12:34x, 6:35x, 6:49x, 8:551.
9:]9x. 10:33x.
P. M.-—12:03x, 12091:, 2:44x, 3:16;.-
423211, 6' 46 6202):, 6:571; 720211, 7:57;.
9: 1911: 10: 07x, 10. 30:1. 10 40 . ‘
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NOIWALB ~ ‘
S
,6:
9:
,—
1
1 l
l
l
l
t
19:15}, 10:03x. 10:06. 10:003.
‘ P. M.~12:03x, 12:45x, (Saturday ca-
tly) 1:06,l:35x,( Saturday only) 2118:.
52:57, _ 3:30:13 3:53, 4.1311, .. (Exec?!
iSaturday). 4: 23 51131, 5: 29, 11:03:.
6:03, 8:10x, 9: 28, 11: 16x, 12:00x.
I Sundays
1 A. M.:—6 00, s: 00x, 9 00:,
1'10: 5011.
1 P.
:5: 02,1: "
12: 00x,
- SOUTH NORWALK TONEW
HAVEN .
A. M.——12:26x, 1:1311, 5:37. 6:09;
7:15, 9:19x, 10:22x,11:11x, 11:58x. ‘
P. ill—12:03, (Bridgeport onli).
10:01:21,
ill—12:10. 130311, 3:353,
:25x, 610011. 7:1011, 811011.112153
1 I
l
t
1
1
l
1: 20, 2 2 41, (Bridgeport m
1y, tsaturdny only) 2:47 (Bridgeport
only, except Saturday) 3:30x, 4:215.
5:19, 6:21. 6:51. 7:08X, 7:3. (Bridgir
.port only), 9:2511, 11:08.
Sundavs , ' ' ‘
A. M.~12:2 6x, 1:13.11, 7:43, 9:19;}.
10:19, 11:12.\', 11:6Sx.
P. M.—2:10x,4:42x, 6'33x, srfi
7:08x, 8:33, 9:251:
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR.
‘ WALK ..
AI M.—-—12:25x, 4:3511. 4:53x, 6:512.
6:50, 8:05, 8:30. 9:41x,11'00' '
P. 11,—12:17, 211311, 3:40;, 4:351,
5:13x, 6:322, 6:37, 611111, 918‘
9:26x.
2 Sundays _
A. ‘1.—41351:, 4:53x, 7:56.
8231913.
9:41x,'11:00. ‘ ',
P. M.~12:17x, 125511. 222311-914“;
4:35, 5:13x, 62111:, 7:05x.’9:18x. 9:213-
9:35, 112,401: ' ' ‘ 7
South Nor-Walk to Danbury
Au Lil—6 13 8:27. 9. 6971.
P. M.:-1 27, 1:5411, (Sat. only),2: fl.
r
(Sat only) 413911, 11:
6: 25.
Sundays
A. ‘M. ~9: 251
P. M. ~2. 15, 7:15.
.‘Danbury to South Nor-walk
A. M.:~—600 7: 25, 8:26. 10:05:.
11' 50. .
P. DIE-41331:, 7: 07.
Sunday-
A..:M~4 10x. 5:30, 6:34 31.00: 13:51:11.,
7(except Slit)... ‘
Norwalk Chronicler