* livettisements
mud
or Gapstabis
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Wants. To
Miscellaneous Advs.
Onthhmrwmty-flrswwumabs.
mmmwnsWsshflnd- Backless
.u—t—n—s—s
lstflorSale.
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' :Tfio—MEN IN THE FILTER. To LET—6 ROOMS AND 5 ROOMS'
m. Stead) work. good wages. and bath, all improvements, comment-
as and fur-l provided. cut to It. It station. New houses secs
— -- ‘ond floor, corner. Hamilton and Lowe
.‘l‘lo‘ejAvlfifflAb leED street. Call 1. M. nylon & Co. or Alex-
» comma . Box d ' - ‘ ' .
e 015cm :30.” White. 61 12 Isl) avenut. Tel.
wand?" 20 6“” To To LE'F-I-‘OR I’RIVATE PAlsl'lES
u .3 and "'9”: 3‘93“” Socials ant meetinss. Policy‘s Ilene-int;
gmzn: Wzl'k is simple. ADD!" school, 27 Monroe street. Apply Ba“-
m n epartment, Norwallt m..- p0“... - ‘
k Rubber Co. d24 3t . .l, 29 Monroe street. d22 3t
3 g ' T0 LET-6 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-i
IANTE jWONG BOY. APPLY provements. Furnished or unfurnished
. HAT mgr, CROSS AND Rlv- at 106 South Main street. inquire at‘
STREET“. NORWALK. d22 3t l'nitcd Grocery.
ANTED—A.IIIREMAN TO TAKE TO LET—2 APARTMENTS 3
o! 7.0 horse: power boiler. Steady rooms each, at 36-98 Taylor avenue.
k. Salary $15.fl Address
' of Sentinel.
“M. N.” city. Inquire Mrs. 11. Tarlov, 16 Grove.
d22 3t‘ street, city. Telephone 1852-12.
ANTED—2 FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—BRICK 31);”)me 1m.
light housekeeping In city. Ameri-l ion street, suitable for storagelioom
couple. "Mr?“ “11.." care 0' Sen- forJour auto cars. The union & Bai-
" «:19 6t 10,: Co. .
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ANTED—l GOOD OPPORTUNLI T0 LET—FLOORS OF- 3 AND 4|
or boy to learn the printer's trade. rooms each. Pleasantly situated, elec-i
“”9 3‘ Sentinel Ofllce. itric lights and improvements; Rents‘
moderate. Inquire 84 Woodward ave.
" inue. ’I’el. 365-4 or 473-3. . .
N A NT i sosmsss uo'rrca. '
“—m Union Parcel Delivery, Edward .i.l
ANTED — SLEEVE INSERTERS Ftahcrty, proprietor. Trucking. hensl
ers. stock clerk. Billing clerk. idlstance hauling. Light and '
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ANTED—TURNERS T0 WORKltrucltinlt. Oillce telephones 1581, 300.
factory. . ,llouse connection.
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ANTED ".7 93137335314333. PAY cles-auto tires, seconds at real-1
lls leaminé. fble prices. A. Modne; 70 N. I“.
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i above nfllll“d applicant is a suitable ,
AMILY HOUSE: person to be granted a license to sell COAL OPERATORS
u'lffgnolfalszr-f a! land on Wfl‘llntoxicatlnz liquors and that the XMAS MESSAGE
NOTlcl (Continued tram First Page.)
District or Not-walk. ss. Prc‘aats _. .. ‘
court, December at. a. n. 1911. gag Amour 1: Cos-surn- ”3.- ‘
Whereas. written agile-tics has '
. Ir. Armour answered two r
m made to M court I“ “m' charges previously made at the g-
. trade. or the estate s! I”! 1'. lien. in; in Washington. lama:
,laie or Norwatk, In said didrlot. do- "It is charged that our dealing in
. c ll. butter, eggs, poultry, cheese. MM
files. i Ordered, that said application "721.1235“ Vu‘l‘lfifofu“ “3”” full“
gums and sumo-ed ‘at the morally, a", ”“3”“, mm“! in “west
' thee. in Nervous as its an is! st; kindred um has-had the erect or in-L-
December, at to detect. tunnel. and; creasing «the 60:; of meait. and‘1 “.h
t b at m g the yen to qualified state t t our am an rev
,that m lie 11 ice e 8° 31 ‘sult in entering thesstiines oi busi-_
son sans.
FOR BALE—A GI‘INTIsE DRIVING
horse. Inquire F. ii. Rowan, 21 Elm-
wootl avenue. dzl 3t
all I . interest“ h by ”b? were to decrease the cost of dis~"
Ilshtax that order in a WIN”! hIV‘g mwmg and marketing at meat." ‘:
ing ‘l “"9“““03 in said dist'rict, “I. The charge that an attempt had?
.least Ive days before said day oi hesn' been made by Armour it Company to
‘1”, conceal true ownership in submdlary‘
ECU and auxiliary companies by having
HENRY W. an m' the stock in such concerns held in?
“480-, the name of individuals, Mr. Adrtngur.
" ‘ -‘ ltaid was untrue. Ht“ explaine t at.
NOTICE l the laws oi illinois torbade an Illinois.
To “‘9 Board 0‘ COUNT Commits-I corporation to town stock is other.
FOR SALE—APOLLO PIANUI‘A’sioners of Fairfield County: jcorporations. although almost all oth:
in first class condition. Inquire at San-1 l here-by apply {0' a "um" 0‘ a H, slates did not torbld such OWN,“
"”1 office. Ilicense to sell spirituous andlntosicat- I “it has therefot‘e become “Peel-u;
' , ' ins liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine iarv'” added Mr. Armour. "that we:
F” “L5"1 L4“ MODE“ OV‘ Wine, and elder from Wm. r. Nihilist permit such stock to be held by in:
eriand touring. like new. 1914 Buick 220 Washington “”99" to Mu”, h dividuals tor the benefit of our cor:
roadster. Werhle's am e Its ond . l ration: and in ‘10ng ””5 V“ “9"“
street. 8 8 . 7m ‘mynn. at 220 Washington street, town 3:“ what we believe ‘5 the ”“1“.“
of Norwalk. The proposed place or.“ "9“. law, corporation incorpor-
/ business is not located within 200 feet med undt'l' the laws of Illinois. whose
w:?:|ik8AtLE1T:RIVATEr FA‘MIS: in a direct line of a church edifice or. business is other thin local within
0 e 0/ 11 some pe son 11 l . the state.
lDlIblIC school house, or the premises “I . _
. - e (mermncnl
country who will give their nine year‘pertaining thereto. or any post olflcc.’ cent the facts from n
a or the public. The onlv ttItl‘l'nntit’e
old Morgan horse. weight 1.1.0. poundslpuhiic. library or cemetery. would be ‘0 withdraw from the state.‘
. ‘M home. 1' perfectly sound and! Dated at Norwalk, ('t, this 17111 day-Loyalty to Chicago and Illinois, 1“
sale for lady or children to teed or-nf ”CHM" A. i). 1917 which I reside. has always caused
drive. Is a regular pet. ltaiaed oni ' MAG'VER‘K; FIA'NN 'me .0 "tel than Ailllnill‘ & Compsny
our farm and never been owned by: ' ' 'shnuld remain an llllnois crvrporatllnl..
. Applicant“ "We ”WW”! this investigation!
anybody 8‘59" 15 “bed ‘0 all kinds or “'9, the undersigned, electors 'andflffipling that it would give the public
farm work and ‘ very nice driver. F31]: taxptivm. as defined by laW. of thE‘ Inft'.t'lllz'.vll0ll do which it is t n: i'ctlzl
“Dd home and “he" price $100.6 Known of Norwalk, in said countv, hon». showing the ‘Iet‘zli .n( all ‘frci‘g‘ (“"21
iocltles or peddlers need ”pm a Elly endorse this application of the 'h“ ""3"?“ ”L“ "' ‘
v e have thrown open to thc ('Onlmlri':
it sash: Il‘eat'tof ‘pflgsltieuestrtiebzigjallow. named Masher Rt Flynn fol-:0" our books Hm rt‘ctlrds. aw!
. or a n s ree . r W . th Isut-h license. and we do hereby sevsr- f.md readv ,0 old ”1pm.", "tor-yum,” .
North Main street ears pass egully, hm»), m. ”mug" cm"). that "m mmble “on“ mmmwnw Mm, !
FOR OALE-ONE 'HOIE'IEIN AND
one Jersey cow, both recently Iresbfl
also one iloisti'in-Jersey bull, 17E
month old. Phone 1304-15 622 3!1 '
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'above described place is. in our opin-
ion. a suitable place wherein to sell
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pike. Must be sold at once to close
estate. Small amount oi cash rennin hv wwmnv' each for himself; certiiyl now “and” ahead 0, you a“ mt, work
’ mu can do. l’tospcrl'y opens for
ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh E Candsa, Attys. United Banki'h‘" we are owners of real estate sit- you in big measure.
building Tel. 686-2. dated in “M town or horwnlk. . “Consumers: To each and evcrv
' Ilalctl r.‘ Norwnlk. this 17th day of {I10 (,3- ‘l-,,. :orooom who use smith».
Dect-tullcr. A. 1).. lill'i. 2cite 'fllntt‘ of you find prcscnt dith-
Andrnw J. (1..”an Adelbcrt Kpny'3clllty in actlinl.r coal. in" our-seventh ..
TO La‘t' ,;,- APARTMENTS rtv
it was not done to con. s.
EASTERN TRANS” LINE llioor, all Improvements. Ileat supplied.
FVOI‘I'I! bolt ICIVU' D'QF 45. “I r325'A1‘0.(65' other rent;
I e P Md ,7' EXPRESS SERVICE ”l‘Fn'm'fl" iroommtlrsl floor, all improvements.
ea ’ "‘75. To NEW-Voma 1It‘urnillllcdfiOnly $25. 4 rooms ilrstt
. . . . .more anthracite has been delivered .
"0:" “'dbmi'h' “ed 8' (,.olemsn,. to yott this year than ever before.
in n Rl- way.
. Our eltort is to meet the greatly in-
I hereby certify thatctho
above nam- creased demand. With that effort
ed endorsera are electors and taxpay-l noes the hearlv co-opelatlon oi the
leaders
'8: Co. inc.
“ll—lorgale
H Pallets and Cockerels, Single
onlb Rhode Island Reds and
'uglc Comb White Leghorns, 75
-ts and up. /
. GLENBBEBKBN FARM
Ask For
MR. BOWMAN
Phone 10oz, Darien
We will Cash
your Christmas
" Club check ’
Copyright l‘lothingCo.
s u, sum 8!. ' so. Nomall
DIVIDEND NOTICE
' _ sooth ,
mlvAnnfial Dlwdend of
. . Norwa Business Society
Namath, Conn. Dec. 13, 1917
At a meeting of directors; of this
society, held this day, a dividend, at.
the rate of four (4) per cent. per an-
nnm was declared to depositors from
the earnings of the six months
ending December 31, 1917.
The same will be entered on pm
books and paid on and after January
Ill. 1918.
stoxsv newsman ox on BIB-i Best Heavy Beet. Prime Roast tram
roar: JANUARY 10. 1913, WILL: 9 “Ms """"""""""" 2“ “”
DRAW txraansr raon JANUARY '"“"'° 9"" “i” °' ”W” ”a"
................... soc light 28c lb
151', 1918. ‘Lola Chops .................. 35c lb
smells): H. HOLMES, :Rib Chops ................ 32: lb
Presidential?“ 2am H .......... ‘ ...... 35c lb
R . . ' .. ' gar u ama ............ 32clb.
F 3'”me AT“ 1.5 llsnyder's Oyster Cocktail sue lb‘
repairer. Premier Salad Dressing ......... 35c
Deposits 34,500,000.
EXMINE SHIP'J HERE.
Washington. Doc. 24,—Ar. a result,
(-I the Halifax disaster, which cflp’
the.
p‘od the port Incil.ile:: there,
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River, r'-~ York (locals! Jamel
st.) ovary say except Sunday, at s p f
.: rl. Freight received at Not-walls up to ‘z
p. m. and at Boutl. Norwails up u i
so a an i
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1 Some of the members of the Legal
'Advisory Board ”were in session in the!
city court room in the City “all last
cvcnimz, helping those people who had
trouble in doing so. to fill out their
quest lonzllres.
“ ”locum ’
WASHINGTON
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‘street railroad bridge and Woolworth
nt- & lot: store a entail black purse
- containing $11 in bills. Finder kindly.
return to 21 Adams aVonue or rTelQ
jimll. d25 at
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sum of money bctwcen hiallackcnlo
.iiotoi barber shop and Austin's Gar- looit part in tho entcrluinlncnth\ltclcf to 15:45. minis. 6:47 tStamtord onlyl.‘
. 0 (man rte mod to Theo. in «'lII"I‘.(l'/lll((' and (little it hunt or n ‘ . . , 7.02" 5.0“, 10;n7;,1o;7‘,ox, l
:igs‘llt‘nlllktlrff ' 1“" ‘lililllackcnlo Barber; Illc irit-nds. The exchange of gifts BERNARD J. Rial .\()I.DS. l gum”? . .
l', ' ‘ ' 1, ,, lbwwccn the chlidrcn and the tench. Ext‘CIIIOY- A. 31,- izzflix. runny, 51493:, 8:99..
l‘ShUp' d“ "ti t'l‘rl Was abandoncd this year. i . . , . 9:15;, mum, topic. 10:50:. .. 1
lm- *-*'—_ —. . Christmas masses now held at SM DEATHS AND -RUNERALS., l‘. ,\?.-12:m. 120915.” 2:34}. rig-st
} LOST—WILL THE PARTY Wilt)l llarv's church this lllortlint: at 5:303 . .. .. 14:13211, 5:43. fiztl‘lx. lizmx. lzll2x. .. l .l
lpicltcd up a package
lneck sweater in Donnelly's, on Fri-
lday‘ kindly return same to this
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{Fresh Killed Turkeys .; ...... 44c lb
{Live Geese .................. . 28:: lb
lHome Dressed Geese ........ 35: lb
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,Fancy Heavy Roasting Chickens
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l8mall Fresh boulders ........ 271: lb
[Fresh Ham: ................ 31: lb
{FTCSI'I or Corned Tongues 26c lb
Corned Hams, Shoulders, Sparerlbe or
Knuckles. ‘
Everything in ilns groceries and dell!
leatssssn. All kinds of flesh vegetables.
lSauerltl-aut . . .fv.‘ . . ..
iHommIds Sausage
"Chernolt’s- lllarlt
Ii'itish government has agree-I that; Tel. 583.2 , ' ‘
nintral vessels bound II'JIII I’ll! side‘
with gray “I:
that services will he
Price‘s!
........ 106 at
.' . . . mlneworltcrs, Their hp)?
3s]. a;‘:ciinnd by law. of fluid town 01 I agreed that, the men ‘3‘“ take no ”L
. o w .
day now cltcept' ('hristmas Dov. This
Dated at Norwalk, this 17th day 0! they do that mp current pressing
Ask John T. Haves
No. 7 Main St, liorvolk.
BEG u l‘cccmllcr, A. 1)., 1917; need for anthracite shall be supplied
V L'ESTATE-mEVRANQB I HERBERT B SMITH. as quickly and fully av. ,. IlOHFIin'.
1'- Clerk .There are new and imperative dc-
, " - own " mantis as that tor the army reunion:
Ml ' ’ ' 1.
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CHRISTMAS DAY TO BE NOTIC ' nlen’ls. . “I haw- wflltl crppermittin".
‘ . llcr} mar onto. 1 ..
QUIETLY OBSERVED District oi Norwnlk. es. Prohatowm find at least all essential re-
('liill'l. December S, A. II, 1917. tnuirements/ for‘anthracltc mt.
W0”"“"“‘ "0'“ 1"“ 030) < Estate at William A; Wheeler. late: "—77“
""”" ‘ "ol‘ Norwnlk. in said district. deceasctl.; Try ll 8‘5“”“91 3“ ‘ .
Last cveninl: at tho Itowmlon imp-
tist church on illlt-lcszinl; pt-mzl'all
The Court of Probate for the Illlci
'It'i of Norwalk hath limited and til-,N Y N H b H m TABLE
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Kerosene.
{STEALA MARCH
0N JACK moss
For those unexpected cold snaps
that always come before the fur-
nace is running or the stove is
set up, keep a Perfection Oil
Hater handy. ,It gives quick,
steady, portable heat.
Makes a cold room cozy in no time.
[Gives eight hours of slowing. corn-
forting heat for every gallon of fuel. (
Particularly economical when coal '
and wood are high. ,
Used to give the final touch of comfort
in 3.000.000 homes.
The new No. 500 Perfection Heater
Wick comes trimmed and burned of,
ready for use. Makes rc-wicking easy.
For best results use So-CO-ny
STANDARD OIL C0. 01" NEW YORK
Primpnl' Ofllccs
Albany
was give-.1, 'o his ll 'l- .t
Christmas l‘lil)l ‘ . wrcd six months Il‘tml thv date here-t
"ll‘mlW-‘i “I ”l" "I' ' ' f for the creditors of said estate toi In Effect NOV. 25' 1917
'}‘(‘hr‘““”":‘(‘?r "h!" ""':“’:;i::‘““ I" tillhlt their claims for settlement.= RKI
I ‘0 :1 UN llilh I" i. J ' ' l' , .l
)XXSI‘U); plumb-1,, l-lltitlcd: fig‘hrllilmyus at those Who neglect to present their 1116!! 80;”: §?:xAL5K,-lgf gimvgms.
liopkins.” An offering, was received COUMS- properly 'lilll'fiml» within 5‘“ 56:53.. 37:18}. ”7:5”. 8:211. 8:591.
2i. 9:39. lllzilflx. UHF/3x.
P. Mrwl‘lzti’l, 12:52 lSta'niord only},
(lilx, 1:"h'x. 3:02X, fifil'). izilflx. 5127!.
for the llcncilt'ol the starving ('Illl‘
(“”011 of Armenia.
'I‘he pnrcnts of tho .chtldren wllo‘mw’m,d to Illltlte immediate payment”:
_tlmc. will be dobarrctl a recovery. Allts’
persons indebted to said estate are rt». ‘
Lcwtsc. Haas 39:19x. 10:tl7x.10:30x. 1040.
{liltnmszfl‘l Lewis f'. ”has. aged fifteen yearsqNE
lsh were fitting 5'0“ 0i “'3
~nd R:i5 o'clock. and one will be;
held at 10:30 o'clock.
and m“- "“1““ “'- H‘ms‘dlzlox, 1030;, 10:05, 10:50:.
lto the (il‘flfld Mar-tor. ’l'hcre will itltiil‘.
hemp address by the.
.Stapleton at this Ilnlt‘.
i A“. subscription dam-c will be held «
in the Not-walk Country (‘lub tomor- WASHINGTON, hpc, 24.~——llnahle
row eveninlt and will 1w preceded by to compete wlth private industries in
HAVEN
m... Johno 0?" MALE WORKERS IN |
Q ‘ ‘ NAVY STORES PLANTS‘ms. 9:19x. 10:2
1’. M.—-I2:03
2x. 11 :11x. 11:58:.
(Bridgeport
only)». 2:47 (Bridgeport only. except,
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RAPID INCREASE
0F POPULATION
OF CONNECTICUTlthevwar prices. ,. VII- '
known cough medicine, ready to ‘0’
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a supper. which will consist oi con- holding male employes because of the Saturday). 3:301. 4:28. 5:19, 6:21..Totnl or state ....1.410.19.'l
'somtne. lobster salad and frozen ex: increased wages paid by the iatter,;ii:51, 7208:, 7:31 (Bridgeport only).lBridgeport ....... 152.524
nogu. tthc Navy Dcpnrimmthrs [Pilot-ted 30'82443. 9:251,.11:08. illamlord ......... 129 3.5;:
There will be no sessiOn oi the 1198' the employment of women in several Ouudays 359w Britain ..... 58 4'40
cal Advisory Board today. Those who o.“ is big manufacturing plants, it' be- A. Ill—12:26:, 1:131, 7:423, 9119!.iNew Haven ,,,,,, 151.1117
were in session ytstcrtlay and until; came known today. 10:19, 11:12:, 11:58:. iSlamIor-d 49.73;
is o'clock last night. consisted oizl Practically all of the summer cloth- P- Mr‘ZIIOX. 4:421. 5133!. 6248. Waterbury ....... 101.660
7:08:13 8:33}, 8:441, 9:251.
-Norwalk—— H. W. Gregory, E. M. Lock-Ants uscd bv the navy is made by 19.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
.wood. E. J. Quinlan. Frederick Buck-l male woritorn in the large clothing
liey, Morris Land. South Norwnlk—— plants in New York and'Charleston. NORWALK
Russell Frost, George II. Vosburgh,‘ S. 0.. operath under naval control. A. lit—121251. 4135!. 4153!. 5:50.;
I6159, 8:05. 8:30, 9:411, 11:00. i
Cramer llcgcman, J. B. Lawrence. E. Inability to procure men in the. car- . '
.Mead, Ellis Howard. ltridge bag sewing departments or the! P. Ill—12:17, 3:131; 3:401. 4z§fi.,
Norwall-t will play the Knickerbock-‘ordnano: storehouscs in New l’nrki5513‘v.55321v 5:3l.6:11x, 95133- 3:23“
ere this evening at the armory, and and other naval centers has brought; Sundays ' I
a good swift game with plenty of etc about the employment of a large 'A: III-743351. 4103!. 7:59,
element is promised those fans who force of women. , 94113111322" . -. 2' ‘
attend. 3 Consideration in now help: given 4.35- %; -6'X. 1.5a, 1.31.3401.
Last evening Grace Episcopal church the proposition of introducing female 9Z3li' 1 1-1;: .113. 705x. 9.18:. 9.25,
was open from 7 ustil 9 o'clock, to 111- labor in trany of the navy yards and ' ' ' ‘-
Ilow the people who wished to do so sun factories on work that does not “OUT" NORWALK 7" 9‘".U’"
I to visit the Christmas Creche. which teqult: skilled mechanics. A- M-~6=13.l:fl.0:m
‘conslsts of a collection of statues Since America entered the War the ,P' 3"“1‘27' 1‘5“ (Saturday 9"”
lrepresentinlt the Christ Child and Output. of naval manufacturing plantings: $233“, 0:3? 4'39" 5'2‘ “'3'
Hamily. The. collection is only ex- 1-" lrcblcd. and the attractive wage. D ‘ ”)3 ""3
lhlbllcd at Christmas time. .0179de m"! in Private Industries has A. "I-..” y.
c
o! 'l 0 Atlantic for Strum shall be rx- ‘ He cry
:av uni 'Il \‘llPl’ICfl‘l pc-u‘s by Amrrl- Free "v i
‘ n, '- . t . ~ 95,—- _ y - . _ l Mr. and Mrs. A'. L. Frost,
dump. collectorsan-I given ct-r- Arthur F. Huntington and Irving t..- and «on ‘ John, of is". my“ are
.. ~;~ $7.1M! will 1'1“"? them to un- thatn or New York are spendinx the spending the holiday at the home 0!
..-...ul lounge tit-ough the war day with Mr. Huntington's parents, Mrs. Jones Golden, 4 Faith“ ave-
m . . 1.31m!” and Mrs. S. 11. Huntington. nuc.
Won the weanl- or greatly depletillw p 31—4-15 7-15
the man force or many or the plants. ' ' ' ' ' '
In some plarts laborers have been ad~:DAIt'.":I.I'—vu“gtlo .i'qgsTHS‘?nY0A';-l§'
moved in rank as they become more 11:50, ' ' ' ', O ' '
competent in the service. and this hos‘ p, mags: 7:07,
enabled tbs navy to cope with the in-I 'auneays
{reused remunsrstion paid in private a. tsp-7:50.
Industries. - P. as—nms, 0:01, $39!...
I These suggest the worse than ab;
.surdity with which
lsumptions were made up.
soil titllwn ‘in site 1910 census at the szlvts bother and muss.
- 1 ll Lcuolls lzure of 98.913. it shows by. —- r y ue *0
‘thcse flaun-s of 1917 :1, Population ct‘ mahy' 8.133 Princeton a on '
W YORK TO SOUTH NORWALKj 129.353. an increase of 30,138. Some of
A M_.—-4;1ilx. 5:30.613411001. 8:51X.l the large place.- with their popula-
liion are as, follows:
I"mw's’l‘lle (1ch ol the at
'l'r'nlowntht:t~ll on this occasion. filled at his home. No. 5 Chesmml P. M.-12:01’.x_. 12:45; (Saturday! Pop. 1917 {no
2 At, St. Joseph's church mnasttt street, Sunday evening. The funeralionll’l."12r0fi. 33-“ d§alllquy Eonly’tvfllridgeporl ........... 15.5“ 50,470
‘ lwtl’t‘ hi“ "i 333‘”. 7130 an“ “'“l “will take plucp at his into home Wed- 53:1“ -=-H- “gill-sliéu-fil'zgi Git-Si; "l\ew Haven ........ claim: 23,212
-llcltl all 9:00 and 10:30 o'clock. 'l‘hv‘ .- . v] it Belt? aturday). 4; "' '. "x' 'f’ ' j 'lHartiord ............ 129,331: 30.434
{-30 o'clock ms... and the 10:30 “95‘1“ “"M‘m’” ‘" 1 "we ' .6103v7~3”v3'1°1-9'23v “'15"lz'oox'lh‘faterburv .......... intact. 28.519
i(-:(:I(l('l‘: thus will he hich masses. ~ lilir. Fairbanks omciatlnz. interment . Sundays '00 10,0" th'w immm Swim 11,52:
(‘lmmn commhmlry, No, 3,1(nléhls will he in Spring Grove Cemetery. ”Agog-”WW 3~°°"v 9- x. ' “" Stamford ............ 40.7731 11.8973
i'l‘emplllts will hold its annual ('I‘rll‘l‘lnarlen. P 51:42:10' 1:031. 3:35“. 5:02.:Norwsik 23,5r, 4.449
‘lnas observancc in Masonic Temple at :25" 6:00;.7:10x,7:351.8:10x,11:15x.l .lv' 13 worth 3"“ while to .mp3".
111:30 o'clock and 12 o'clock noon to—‘ ' AKF PI ACE ”:00". these figures With those that 'ere'imv
t‘ny. at. which time the annual toast ‘VOMEN T J 4 SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW .poscd on the government at llc tune
[of the draft. an injury that (inventor
A. M.~12::6x. 1:131. 5:37. 6:'07.|H0lmmb secured a promLtw to have
The Government, iizurt-s
only),‘. and those hosted in recognized tables
1:20. 2:41 (Bridgeport only. Saturday compete as follows:
1917 Enllln. Govt. ‘
1.71 9.6 23
278.906
180,697
7 6.942
201.th
47.747
169.12"
these early as—y
HALIFAX DEAD NUMBER 1.560.
HALIFAX. .\'. 3, Dec. 2l.--Fiitcen
8:303. hundred killed. 4,000 seriously injured =
20,000 homeless and total property
Iors.nmoun'lns to ssoompoo was tho:
estimate today or dc‘lirctl’m
damage caused by the explosion at :1
mnn'tiorl ship on Dotamber 6. VIII”)
wrecked and burns) an area of own
and o hall square miles In the north-
snd of maths.
and
The estimate has prepared and hub-
mitted to the general relic! CO’I'IIIIII-
lee by J. H. Wingle'. i. an expert. who
made a detailed examination.
Inns while not accepted as illlui,
wr's regarded by the committee as
common. .
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, READY NOW AT OLD PRICE!
Honey and Tar are selling at bad-or”
This puts.“ a
:ln homes at less than it costs to
;and mix the ingredients yourself, .
Mrs-.3
lrane, Wash. writes: "I was aid h
bed with lagrippe, 1 coughed”
ibadly. I took Foley's Honey do.
Tar. It stopped dry cough and I "
‘astter. So now I am around its
thonse again."——StillsonvPoweIl CC).
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