c
I
. WANTED.
WANTED —- CUSTOMERS T0
he winter season of dress milking. Alv
rations of all kinds. Conn relined, 8
we. street. 022 (it
"“35 ° ' 0 er Baum-1d roam
Advd'llsemeuli '-
ow thaLMra. a. Schenkis ready tor‘
or. : 1:1,?"de
. Cards, Miscellaneous «Ads.»
,. mohair-Millard. as
on
baseline M an: aunt
pm: aiodrioro osCsps nonhuman.
m m. i
. TQLET-w‘l noon amaruaxri‘
”HEB SALE.
'ro‘a “Lemon. sor'r up
first floor, 04 Meadow street. Electric’dcrby hats for little money at Dreyerl
lights recently [tapered and painted..- ilat Co. 023 3'
Rent 914. For further particulars up: .
ply at omce Old Well Cigar C0. i FOR 8ALE~FINE APPEARING 6
r
i
‘s
WANTED—LABOERS. APPLY AT
our hospital around, Stevens and
'ruah streets, Norwalk, near armory.
WANTED—A BOY 21150th 16
cars of age. 10 per cent. bonus paid
i. wager. Apply J. 8'. .1. Cash Ltd.
‘tietitnut street. ’
WANTED—41.11.12 HELP CARPEN.
r» H.000) South; (52 1-2 cents, over-
imc 3 hours daily. 10 hours Saturdal’.
. did for 10' hours, union or willing to
on. Walsh Agency, (513 (iih avonue,
ew York. ' 022 31
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
l cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
ricer for cattle. H. Friedman. 35 Ely
sconce. Tel. 1151. 120 it
WANTED - FOUR ROOMS
2
nits, rent reasonable. Address
' care Sentinel attire. 020 3!
WANTED-MALE HELEPLOCK-
era and Hangers on panama hats,
piece work constant employmmt:
liich average wages; open shop. Ap-
jily room 734, '62]. Broadway, New
York city. 019 St
DISH
019 in
WANTEMWOMAX AS
washer at Hartford Lunch.
WANTED—A SODA CLERK WITH
experience. Liggctt, Biker, liege-
man. 019 St
WANTED—YOI'NG MAN QUICK
at figures. Typewriter operator with
high school education. Apply employ-
ment department Not-wall: ’l‘iz‘e &
Rubber (30., Winnipauk. 019. ill
WANTED—411' A RELIABLE (‘017-
pie, the carerofra place for the Win-
ter. Withtn‘eaiiy access of the trolley.
References given. Address Trustwor-
thy, Care of Sentinel. , 019 at
WANTED—A FARM Wit.“ TRADE
e modern houses with Wall improve-
ments, extra 101:, good location for
homes or rent, fora good farm. Thom-
as C, Balcom, 60 Wall street, city,
Real Estate &. Insurance.- 018 8t
o
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH.
.Don't matter if broken. 1 pay 92 1..
915 per set. Send by parcel'post and
receive check by return mail. L. lila-
'tcr, 2007 S. Filth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. 012 lm
WANTED—FALSE TEETH. WE
pay as high as 917.30 per set. for old
false teeth, :to matter if broken, also
sold crowns and bridge work. Mail
to ilordan False Teeth Specialty, 25
Tennis street, Albany, N, Y., and re-
ceive cash by return mail. .25 11.1
yl".,'o- ‘
h,
WAN
fl“.-
wmvamimmfns no .wo'ititt
In factory.
WAN‘ITED‘YOUNG MEN OVER
16 toward: in manufacturing and ship-
ping departments- ‘ ‘
waurso -" solarium-ms. my
while learning. -- ‘
s
will! '3. l
(3' so far as is, known '
templaled. ' 52:93:
ccnwawu case serene wwv.
The civil case of Saml Schwartz
,f‘ \a. the New York, New Haven and
a. artford ltaiirusd Column. in which
i e platoon claims damn" or 9500
., .
. -" "r" when he slipped on a ba-
hu‘peeloutbsslopotmgm
- rs, will. col»
tinned thlii (inertial-r. ‘
I" we 1“ bells beard btforv-
Judge Vosburch and a Jury in the
Cl" 90.361! change, in lb ‘71"!
r"
land 99 Chapel street,
. '.._ . . .. '_ tic, overturned car and. when he saw
Clue";,mm’~ how badly he was injured, he walked
,. Emhine also being more or less done
i injuiieti Mid on liar" l] of
ioylinder 7 pasaenger 1915 Studebaker.
TO LET—2 on 3 FURNISHED aood condition. Surprisingly easy and
rooms for light housekeeping. 92.50 a‘clteitp running cur. Set your own
week. P. P. Mahoney, 52 Van Zandl'ternia. Trade for roadster considered.
street. Phone 1182-5. :12 Lawrence street, South Norwaik.
l
- ‘ 3 FOR SALE—2 AUTO TIRES; I
TO LET“OR FOR 551”" HOUSEmeW Firestone, non-skid, with new
5 rooms and bath on Silvermine ave~l Sorwalk "Nb? 1 very £0071 Kelly-
'“19' ”e“ 3'0““ “"9" . "“1“- w“? spi'ingfteld with tube 35x4 .--. Sevt‘r-
liam Colin, “0 Paulie street, Stum— ai kitchen ranges, 1 gent'a bicycle, 1
o o . ‘
ford. Tel. -815” Stamford. 019 31”.", step on 5%“, 1 motor boat. 17
. V ' , foot, all equippe except motor. P. P.
TO LET-—RE.\T FREE. U.\Tif. M)- Mahoney, 52 Van z“, sue“, East
vember lat, handsome home on Gar- Nor’wallt. Phone 1182—5. _ ,
ner street, 6 rooms and bath, all im- ”m “w." '
provemenia, including large piazza.
See Layton In Go, or J. 8. Lawrence.
019 at
FOB SALE~BUY MY 52,200 PRU-
pertv and your rent would figure teas
than 915 a month. Where can you
rent a 1'. room house and large lot for
915? Lawrence Agency, 1.3 South
Main ,atreei.
i TO “LET—runNianEo iionsu
for winter. Inquire 71 South Main
atreet. 018 lit
FOR BALE—MAHOGANY Fl» RNI' i
g TO LET‘“ ROOM COTTAGE ALL ture, hair mattresses, curtains, braaa‘
‘improvemenlu at 21 Lincoln avenue. Md... Haviiiand china, rugs. picture!
Also 7 room cottage all improvement! and all household articles. 19 St. Johni
at 34 Taylor avenue. inquire at Unlt- time" East Somalis. Tel. 479.4, '
ed Grocery or R. 0. Raymond. l
i ~ ‘ 7' § ran SALE~——Bt’ll.l)lNG l.0TS,l
TO LET—FLOORS 0!" 3 AND 4'very cheap, at Ferris avenue. inquire
rooms each, Pleasantly situatedr elec' at 32 Ferris avenue, or 9 Camp street“
tric lights and improvements. Rents, Norwulk.
moderate. inquire 84 Woodward ave-i -
nue- 'M- 36“ or 473-1 i FOR BALE—A N0. 9 amount
' " ' ,range in fine condition. Call ,at 15',
. TO LET’STORE. 30" WASHING‘Cheatn t street, Mrs. J. Bedient. t
ion street East Norwalk. Apartments' 019 3p
'20! Washington street. Emit Norwalk
Somali, In 2 FOR SALE—REAauNAulJ-I, 5';
quire 64 South Main street. T0160. .‘mwngpr Ford in good running con-J
r k - ,dition. w. it. Peck, Harbor View.
. LOST. Qi’hone 1784. 019 31’
_,.._
t - .
LOST“BIJACK FRENCH , nll’l!‘: AFB” BALE—Oil “'ILL ill-INT FUR-l
dog. white front and fore paws. CM'niabed ten room house, hard “mt
1‘" with ”9"“ 9“- Phone 111:3 3;? 3t,fioorii, every convenience. Heated gag
. , ' H Sign, chicken house, about acrc laud.
BUSINESS NOTICE. faii fruits, 334 Flax Iiill lioad, South:
' 1 Norwalk, olit 3tf
PIANO TEACHER - ______ __ i
Expertdnltructloml, confert plflnlfill FOR SALE”AT Pl‘lil.l(‘ AUCTION!
Conservatory graduate. Results sure. household goods at the home of the:
Satisfaction guaranteed. Would like 40 late Capt. Oscur‘st. John, No, is 05,;
“9““ [‘llpllll. A” sirnngcr bore m" borne avenue, East Norwalk, Tucmloy,i
take them for half price, 75' ccnts full Oct. 23”.,“ 10 o'clock sharp, Weber‘
hour lesson. Advanced WM” 11 “99' Pianoia, stool and 56 records; parlor:
clalty. Prof. Bliss 282 East avenue, furniture, carpets, dining chairs, rugs;
3'" Norwnlk. _ and runners, wardrobes. dil‘:7.= rr:',i
' desks, bi'da, maticssc-i, mirr'W‘. .1 l
i
RED CROSS NEEDS hie, dishes garden tnnlf. pictuw r
KNITTERS BADLY atand'and otherarticlca to :11: ' ' ,
‘* :mcniion. site per 0"!'. :' l).
glottn, administrator. John K. Finch.
' auctioneer.
fl
FOR eALe—nnau‘” marital
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o. I
.i.
(Continued From Page One).
I
i
thin Dept. will apply to the nearest '-
Divtaional Headquarters oi the il. l'.’,
$2,232,, c:,,m:,,é§,a 'm "we" Vfm'flfarmb, large and small acreage, citvi
'rhr- ll. C. Society cannot run in op..timiwriv. Gentlemen‘s estates, alao‘
position to the stores and all prl'HPDlN-‘anthues. upright piano and second
FOR SALE—TWO NEWLY RENO-
yated houses with improvements. Sev
eral barns on premises and 15 acre!
of good farming land at Conn. turn-
illke. Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove street.
Tel 75812 ';
‘10 "‘9" m camps must b" mad“ [mm‘han'd furniture. 1. a. Hall, 106 Main
wool bought there. if drafted men’vtreet Norwalk '29 in:
who have not yet gone to can but" . ' '
who have passed their physical ex-
amination here will call at the Arm.
Eor'y with their papcra. sweaters will
(be given them.
i . We need knitters badly for articles
‘to go 'Over Seas." .
r; .111 France and italy (ht-iv: is no
twool to be had at any price. ‘
. Think of these men fighting in-tlic ' a
.cold, wet trenches or on the tops oi p03 sALEiFAMILY
32:3,?” "Mimi!" “d d°“"‘*‘ 5“" with one-half acre of land on Well.
; ng' Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
l .
pike. Must. be sold at once to close
‘ROGER OGDEN IS ' estate. Small amount of cash rennin
l PINNED UNDER CAR ed, balance on mortals!-
i (continued mm Page and) Keogh a Candee, Attys. United punk
building. Tel. 595-2. '
ile pulled Mr. Ogdeil' from beneath
row sk'Lé-Cirr Ah’D courmtr
preperty of every description, if look-‘
, back to ,town injured no he '33
* t . .a '
M ing for a home or investman how
,summmied help. Mr. rOgden was
lialtt’n to his home whet
. , .. c be was lathe time.
natured:- .. . "
. l'. r er, . , s » - ,
(r The, automobile is a wreck today, ASk ’0‘“! T. Haves
.{31$hiliulifil'ihm‘gi'hhp'émfmm i... 3‘“ wit-W a
a most .
your magnum, the magma” yawn s'r. noawiu.
i‘l‘slllF-llml ic hinders and the lam
.ollier accessories and parts oral:
woman ammo Liusirrv
soups. ‘
i , Bali Player's Hand Out.‘
mA peculiar accident occurred near-
A new in '
,tbe com” M Connecticut "em s at is being tried out in
d Norwllk'and ’Sowth' Nonalk ~ this
all"; go He yesterday or. week. in. a different store each day.
Pm 'berc the boysrfrun one in each end of the city, women
the hill section gather to
ball. and one of the litda filigwm
ball (to Frederick Olsen, it mp
high one and somewhat out of Oh
hens reach. He made a plunge for
itaud landedontopof thelioodol
a passing Iatmnoble. plunging his
band thrush the glass windshield;
are soliciting for purchasers of Lib-
erty lionda. Today in Ligcett'e new
store on Washington street. in South
Norwalk. and in Trialruui & flyut's
Sig: in Norwalk. -
a various merchants throu t
the city should get bfly and mm
the Liberty Lounadvvirtislfi tn'thsir
i
t.
,the twenty—fourth day of
immediately upon the adjournment of i
uousn ’
inquire
’2 h M“ in
.. . P, Q
" I
u-u—cm—
. . ‘ ~ Interment of the body of Charles w.
novice or ”new. name or
STOCKHOLDERS. , tPerry was in the family plot in the
Notice (3ng ‘1'" mg a m,r\‘i‘cstport cemetery Saturday after-
man—u...
Pm..m sum“ *
*“ Munro.
clal tin of the stockholders of noon. Services were held at the Perry
The w I New Haven and Hflfl'fmfly residence 532 Warren atreet
ford mac n be bold in‘ ' ' ’
. . mug: 5'33”.“ withdrawn. ‘lr. Perry died Thursday.l
me City of New 3“”. Donnectloat, Surviving him are one non, Albert El
at three o'clock. in the aftermbgferry, two brothers, David of Danbury,,
!
, th maul t .
I." If e W ill W1 N ter. Hrs. Electa Elwood of Weapon. 1
W.W
_ 930ml;
.3“ m“, 0! “3,5190“. an:- 0219 DIP;W
I... More"
«mammoth-a
W
'lswthirssszllWI
lakes
Tel. 441.
adjourned at that hour, it not. then.
Funeral or tum Agnes Leonard.
The funeral of ‘llrlon'lgnes Leon-
then" i an to the charter of urd was held at 8:30 from her home.
this corporation contained m “’29 Stuart avenue, and at 9:00 o'clock
Act of the General Armin; of‘from St. Mary’s church, where a requi-
tlie State a! 0' Commit“. W el high mass by my. Walter McCram.
proved May 15th, 1917, entitledzi
“An Act Amending the Charter lira. Irving Haynes “”5 "SM" l I"
of The New York, New Hflen‘lfomotten," and “Angels Ever Bright
and Hartford Railroad Cam and Fair," as the cortege was leaving
puny," in reference to the issue the church. The PI" bearers '9“
of shares of preferred stock. '
To act upon the acceptance of Thomas Hunt, Prank \olk, Frank 110!-
the amendment to the charter of flit, 10M Splat). Jam“ McCarthy, and
this corporation contaim‘d in an Frank )larron. The flower bearers
said about meeting, tor the followingi
purposes: i
l—To act upon the acceptance of!
BF. ?’
Well. Don’t‘You'Tllink 80?
Our BESTY ETfinizer-
niece mounting is the very
last word in optical manu-
facture. It goes on and off
with one hand.
A“ "31,31“: by h'hett Czpp '2 Were John McCarthy and Russell 1 Particularly! hasinz to I
woe. . a hustle use I. 1'81" 0
ed my rant. 1m. entitled: uh 3"“!- ‘Mt’mfl‘ '8' "I St “at!"3 Ladlcs‘ "
Act Relative to the issun of Pse~ cemetery. .
ferred Stock by The New York,: ‘
New Haven and Hartford Bath, 1 .
rm d Company." . I Funeral of Mrs. Ellen Callahan.
_, To act upon . Napolllioll m an} The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Callahan
thorite the issue of not exceed was held yesterday afternoon from her
tng four hundred and fifty thous- late home, 24 Pine street at ”30' :ndi
and (450,000) shares of cuninia- 3‘. , 0.010” from St. Mary's church!
tive preferred Mock of the. par " .
value of one .hundred dollars Rev. B. J..(‘arroli oflciating. The pail
($100) each the holders of which bearers were Thomas. William. Ed-
1:
THAMER
“The Three-0 lye Service"
Ocnliiile, Optomeiiisla, Opticians,
97 Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
Open 83!. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897
hr coats and sets made to all:
from sdected skins. Orders receive-
ea may. The Little Shop, North
Ilium
“them
3’
i
. roams-hut
ImmiM‘OOAfl
3 mm:
' Also a full" as. of MY
6
rwmmww
nucleus-min.
The Little Shop
2, so my. turn or.
,7 f , .
2MB I’flflll “I.
l' W
. ' ‘ huh... r». '
‘Pomlmuau'ug- - casein-o" all»
’r' W’. M ’.v
, -.-Bu.v—— ’
LIBERTY BONDS ,
$1.00 a Week at the Bani
Good Clothing.”
$1.00 Per Wee}: at
Tbé BBINNAN'S‘NIE ' V
shall be entitled to receive out‘wnd and John Allen of N". York"
I
nephews of the deceased. Dshiei Mai
honey of New York and Paul MoGraih.l
interment was inSi. Mary’s cemetery,l
Thain VICTIM -
of the annual net intomo of the
company. dividenda of not er
ceeding uet’en per centunt per
annum.
For the purpose of this meeting the;
transfer books of the Company will be‘
closed born October 10th to October!
2401,1917, both days inclusive. .'
Dal-3d at New Haven, (,‘oi'iltccitcut,I
this first day of October. 1917. 1
By Order of the Board of Directors, ;
. ARTHUR H. CLARK. i -—-—~' .
Secretary. 1 They turned their find over to the
Willolirv, who. "u aneatlgation 0‘ lb?
THE NEW YORK, NEW NA ENl content“, found the address of a Kari.
AND HARTFORD NAILfiOAD 60.3. Int-rt Chopanaclti, 02 George street,
To the Stockholders of. The 1:":me Springfield, m.,... ”,1.
(Continued From Page one) i
4
Railroad Company: ‘ _ ini-it Springfield. A "phone call
Notice is hereby given ffial’ the and the. Sprtngtleld police reunited in the‘
hunt meeting of the stockholders of: notification of (‘hopannn who immev
the New York, New Haven and Hart-. diateb came on herr- with some of
ford Railroad Companywill be held, the woman's relatives, 1
in Harmonie Hall. No. 9 Elm-Stream The police here also found out that l-
in the City of New Haven. Connectl-I the woman had been been in Bridge-l
em. on Wednesday, the 24111 day ofI port on Thursday and had boarded“
October, 1917, at 12:00 o'clock noonh the’State streetcar to go to the do,
for the following purposes: i not ,that being the last seen of her int
ate action upon the atatement of Norwalk talking to a Mrs. Show, on’
affairs of The New York. NeIIWalter avenue; this being in the aft-l
Haven and Hartford Railroad; emoon at about 1. Later on she went2
Company for the year ending no; with Mrs. Daniel Beers towards the.:
camber til, 1916, and all acts alarNaraniake Home. alien which «he din-l
scribed therein or remitted agappziured and utian't seen again untili
slid meeting. . , (about 9:20 that evening in liarien,‘
2—.—To elect it Board of Dxectora to. when she .«topped a man there until
serve until the next annual meet-tasked him if he had mu her hunt
int: and until their successors? bond. The man. together with never-l
shall have been elected and qualol at other min, tried to get her . tol-
(tied. . (board the 9.2!”. train (awards Norwallt -
3-«To act iipon proposed‘amend-, but iihe wouldn't do that and the:
meals to the. stockholders’ by- louahi until 1119 train pulled out.}
laws as follows: _ [when she ev;nced a willingnceu to?
Amend Article fit by changing board it if the (mill could‘be atoppt-d.‘
the date for the annual meeting The live men their Icli her an the:
of the stockholders ‘ from the station and that was the last seen of
¢-.
I'Illl NEW
.—._..—-—~——-- .....
postal'w ksrmonlstng the Imtgugxy;
York. New “Men “M Hartford. "“1"“ be" ”um“ i” P""“lt‘llll'lll 1" 5:5: ‘fpe’cl’aluam’tlonf also curvature per cent. on what you save. .
to}! the spinal You will never regret ;
giving the Cbirpractor a chance
bslp you
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. II. C.
Washington BL. 80. Norwalk, Coll
Graduate from Palmer Selim. .
1~To consider and lake approprirlllridxeport. On Friday she was in ——~_ #-_-_._.;_.....
Any. State
orsuclisilimlhllie‘ '. ii
Bought for’Cas
I. care Sculls/:1
___.———-
»IIEL‘IRICAI. C0.
fourth Wednesday of October in her until one wag found on the rail-j no 0111171111] Equipped
each year, and by striking out 1'03“ tracks on Saturday morning} '
the. words “Chairman of the The supposition is that plus walked' W“ “0P
Board" and lnsertlnzhin lien lihll line,“ towarda Nowell: and war, In the Town
thereof theword "President" so: I r :" i
that said article. as amalgam2 The identification being made. ar-‘I "‘ Am mm
shall read as follows: I "Mew?!“ ‘0 5MP the My 10: m M So, I“; 83.
i
"Ill—The annual meeting of this' Springfield were made and the body",
corporation at which directorh was shipped there yesterday.
“.Nmnklnlicmmk.
.SCII'NCE .
EOEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTKE
Chiropractic is the ‘3:
more of the disease
IS IDENTIFIED 1 adjusting the same. Disea
My a wrench, twist or sp ,
itutor. Even if done in chlldboot ,
it creates pinched nerves and pain is ;
.iatsr life in the diluent organs and;
own
anofv
setscauset:
mutant;
Nahum-snmnm
_____,.__-“o:57x, 7:isx. 7:54;. 23:21:,
IREED ,5 want
42 so. Mata st.
The New
Thrift System
Start a Free Savings Accent
'st tbs
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
COMPANY -
2 1-2 per cent on what you spend, 9
Trade where you see this sign:--
. l
KEYSTONE
- . .-_... __-.._.._4
Auk your merchant for Bank Cob
port Checks. There is a reason why
tie it“ to give‘them on cash sales.
Bulk- Coupon Checka are a as.
discount, not 11 Trading Stamp.
+
i In Effect Sept 23, 1917
, (SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW Yours
1 A. l.—1:39x, 5335:, 5:491, 6203
. 8:59‘
9:24, 9:39, 10:33:, 10:52x.
j P. M.——12:03,.12:52 (Stamford only)
1:091, 1:33x, 3:021, 3:29. 4:32x, 5:27:
5:46, 6:021, 6:26x, 6:47, (Stamford o.-
ly) 7:021, 9:06, 10:07:, 10:30x,
' Sundays
_ A. M.-12:34x, 5:351, 5:49; 8:3
9:191, 19:93:.
', P. M.—l2:03x, 1:091, 2:441, 3:12;
4:321, 5:46, 6:02x, 6:57x, 7:021, 7:571.
9:19x, 10:07:, 10:30:, 10:40.
mew vonx TO SOUTH uonw'ALrt .
' A. M.—4:10x, 5:30, 6:34, 3:00x,8:51x, . ,,
9:151, 10:03:. 10:06, 10:50). ‘
shall be chosen, shall be held in" .
' ESL—12:08; 12:45x, (Saturday (-
the City of New Haven, Connec- SHOOTING AFFRAY IN ,
ly),l:06, :33x,( Saturday only) 2:18; , ' ‘y
tictit cut the third Wednesday of. . WATER STREET _
April in each year‘at l2 o'clock?
m., at such place IS shall be fix-
{it}? ”’9 President or D'r‘c'; ~ lContinned' From Page one).
Amend Articles iv Vii and ix by” cm. ,. . . ,
, - .. , yiniz concated weapons and ‘33--
strikinidout the 33?“? hCh’f"'guutt with attempt to kill. It I‘d raid“
“‘1“. 0‘ "‘9 ”93 i w 1"?” that George tried to stop his brother,
tlr.y occur and insert “5; n" on" and got altot in’thc attempt to my
"”79“ la“? “:3! Pm” 9'“ l” the part of pacemaker. and that no»;
"‘3‘ “l "l 9’ {‘f‘ “M“ ,counts for his being charged with.
"gauge“ ”Influx-in 0‘ th'a' breach of the peace. Now enters ira
" “.989" "‘9 ”fed " Anderson..alao colored. who. it is said.i
. “INNS“ may be ca 3‘ “I insulted Alex and pulled a knife on? .
”me by 9rd? og‘lilhielmhem' fa him, so that Aiexputied his gun. "(-1
Directors on' I ,is unwounded but is under arrest;
h22r0;gdfpfhlz:zsn:g:lll£30123??de with laughing Alex. Ail=_
. n 1 5 occurred at turday night at:
"by “'9 President 0' Dir;°"’” l, the Colored Club.,-on 'aahingion;
“VFW each “"3031 “d “W ntreet, and that-is,aii that here is to?
3:3 géffl'°&:l§g:3°:$flldfg :lre athory :ith the exception of the?
~ , - - ‘ not i at_t 2 cases are continued im-
3:; 32:31:13: 3:23;: “i: til the two Dixons get out of the bowl
\ ~ ' - 'ttl, when the will tried.
cascof the failure ofthc Bourdi p'« - ’ “—5....
CALI-03W}
and we will rub our trouble man
right mound when something like
thfshppenslnyourhome. lfyour
some
active, antiquated, unsanitary
worn out. have us make neces
sary repairs or tuétall a new system
1
team name
JOIIINO A SPECIALTY
HORACE ‘ R; "115”
Plumbing. and Heating
rot. is“
3 North stain st. south Nomlk.
2:57, 3:30‘x, 3:53, 4.13:, (Exce’fl’ . 1
Saturday). 4:23, 5:131, 5:29, szoo-s "'9‘“ 1
6:03, 8:10x. 9:28, 11:15:, 12:00: W“ 1
. .. Sundays
A. bl.—6:00, 8:00x, 9:0tx, 10:03..
10:50x‘.
P. M.-—12:10, 1:03x. 9:35w.
5:02, 5:251, 6:00x, 7:10x, 8:10x,11:153
12:00:, ‘ ,
SOUTH NONWALK TO NEW'
HAVEN . .v
A. M.-12:261, lzizx, 5:31. 8:“
7:15, 9:19x, 10:22:, 11:11:, 11:58:. ‘
P. H.—12:03, (Bridsepoi't only);
)z20, 2:41. (Bridgeport (D . ‘
ly, Saturday only) 2:47 (Bridgepal
only, Saturday only). 3:30x, 4:29,.
5:19, 9:21, 6:51, 7:08x, 7:3- (Brida- .
part only). 9:231. 11:08. , ‘
AIL—12:26:, 1:1?1, 7:43, 9:19; '
of Directors to make such or ‘
pointmeut, or in case of the fail—l HONOR POLISH .
ure of inability of either or both ENLISTED MEN
. of the tellers to serve at such: .
meeting, the. President shall ap~, (Con ‘uufirst 7‘3”,
point another teller, or tellera.{
in his, or their placer," t
"IX—All the meetings of this cor—
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1 . The local yOung men who have
pay-anon sbdl be presided own-{joined the Polish Division are Joseph
‘by the President, when he shall, Ritalinaki, Wladislans Olczock. Yimas
be present." .halinowslti. Wladislow Toikslti, K
4—-To transact any other businesemuao'nl and ‘70“! Roiod. l
which may properly come before _
said meeting. l
For the purpose of this meetini: the j '
transfer books of therConipanywtll be; The G
closed from October 10th to October 0-.“
“gl'tglzt’ng‘glwegugzumuml D E CORA To R _>
EEverylitfligf in 'l’aiiiis
this first day of October, 1917.
,By Order of the Board of Directors.
—Thomas
L” and ."Wall, Paper
Slim M r p: at;
anru'ua n CLAIQ‘.
Secretary.
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Campbell.
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10:19, 11:12:, 11:58x.
' P. ll,—-2:10!,4:42x,.
1:08!, 8:33, 9:251.
NEW HAVEN To SOUTH NOR.
WALK
A. Dir—12:25; 4135:, 4:921, in.
'szso, 9:05. 8:30, 9:411. uzoo.
, P. 14,—12:17. 2:131, 9:401,‘4:‘
5:131. 6:322, 5:37, 6:111. 9:15
“9:25;. '
i _ Sundays" .
; AIL-4:35; 4:53x, 7:55.
9:41;, 11:00. . > 1
tan—12:11:. 1:55x, 2:23x, 3zm~ .
”35.75:”; 6:111, 7:051, 9:18x, 9:3 N." .
9:35. 11:40:. _ .
' South Nomlltto Danbury
A. ”.4111. 9:27. 9:591.
P. If.-—l:27, 1:54x, (Sat. only),2:‘. ’
(But. only) 4:391. 5:27 (except m‘
can, ma. ,5 .
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9:”
. Sundays
A. 51.4%.
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