Evening sentinel, Monday, January 7, 1918 · page 11

 
 
 

Wants, To'Let, Forj Sale. Busi-
ness and Professional Cards. ‘
Miscellanea Advs.

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Classified
Advertisements mummfl. M...
«annula- rues

. wansu, l 1'0 m. l so: an:
$3153.23. mama); so Lev—s ml! sun PAH‘i'l'f,l ro urr—s aoouo at 12 CHEST-
: r m' (,0 5 j ’ ' App" “7'!” 30' "19". It! range and hath. not street. second floor. inquire cf 1‘.
' " 0 ”a" “re”: 24‘5“" only. 1 Lowndea avenue, South D. Lawton, ~10 Bayvlew averue. 17 (it
“' WW. :5 ul-——-—- ......,
l FOR BALE—0N accoux'r or
Tour—5 moons AND Barn’lming town will dispose of beautiful
with improvements at 125 (So. Maln‘Angelus Player Piano and 280 roles
street. inquire at 127 80. Main St! ‘ music for $275 Cash. Address "Pri-
l pate," care at Sentinel. 17 3t

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WMTED - IN EXPERIENCED
Vflllppiag clerk. Apply Clover Mfg. C ..
{560 Day street.

 

 

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‘ waavso —- P061T10.\'.. votmo’
fun 86 years of use. wishes to give
his time and ability to any reliable:
'Ilm in need of such sernee. Air
plicaat has bad business training and
impatience and is absolutely dependa-
«hie. Address A. 0. 8.. South Norwalk
.Bentlael. 17 3:

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*0 LIT~LABGE OFFICE ROOM1 FOR aALE-«ss FRANKLIN AVE-
ln Masonic building. Rent :12. Steam nue. 32,500 cash, balance on mortsaze
heated. For further particulars ln- gt 5 per cent., 8 roo- houae, bath and
quire Donnellrs Stationery store. “extra toilet, plectrlc light. gait and
‘ coal range, Garage and chicken

To LET—6 1100MB WITH ALL 131- houses, One block from trolley. Pos—
l‘mveincnts. Furnished or unfurnished session February lat. Can be seen anv
at 106 South Main street, inquire at tune. A bargain for a quick but".
L'ntted Grocery. Ladd g Nichols. real eatate. Green-

. , with, Conn. TEL 1717. ll 3t
T0 LIT-3 APARTMENTS 3 ..

‘roonli-l‘each, at 96-98 Taylor avenue. FOR “LE—FAIRY HOUSE
cityninqulre Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove with one-half acre or‘ land on West
street, city. Tehphone 138%”. Norwalk Road near Connecticut Tum

2. . pike. Must be sold at once to clean
To L".BMCK BUILDING, UN‘ estate. Small amount of cash requir-

ion street, suitable for storage. Room'ea, balance on mu. tannin
for (our auto cars. The nazcn a Bat-i Keogh c Gander. Attys. United Bank
icy co. - building. m sass.

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' WANTED—ABLE BODIED hit-1V
. between 18 and 45 to enter service an
lliremsa between is and so to enter
~ aervice and brakeinen and skilled me»
écbanica for railroad work. Apply for
.particulara to nearest station agent.“
l N. Y.. N. H. t H. or C, N72. railway.
0. W. Wildiu, general manager.

 

 

 

 

W WANTED —- .SALESWOMEN Ex.

- ,erieaced ,lntelllgont ladies willing to

. work and give our business thoughtful

attention for six days a week will find
a uood opporiunlty with A. 'chkerlnnn
& Sons Department mom.

 

 

.-_.__. _ 'trlc lights and improvements. Rents“. .
WANTED—CIVIL SERVICE Ex- moderate. inquire 84 Woodward avr SUSPENDS ALL PEACE
. animations in South Rat—walk noon. nue. Tel. 365“ or "3'3-

 

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L; lien and women desiring government - . .c-._..._.- ,
;clerkabips. departmental, post oflce. FOR SALE—SIX ROOM HOUSE; '
; railway mall. customs. stenographershwlm all improvements and seven ‘
"-wrlte for free particulars to J. C. "0"” 0‘13“". 0119 "I”? from C"! 09n' cral peace. The Eiltcnte Powers
; Leonard (former government “amid-ii" 0" WB“ “"91- 0'1!" anxious to alone. it says. now must bear the
”t on 421 Ken‘ols Bldg... Washington. 19". Price 3.3.500.

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. responsibility for the continuance

5 “ z t h .
! ASK John T. Haves ;‘“ .inis‘yrnlilmnn, Jim. 7.4m.

WANTED—EXPERIENCED SHIP— . .
. ,1“ “9“". with good reference. Er“ No ”mm H rwaik. :lllflil)’ has recognized the Finnish
ceptional opportunity for right man ' " o “ Ercpllblic. An official dispatch from
“ REAL MATH—INSURANCE clierlin says that after the Russian
BUSINESS NOTICE.

 

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A; State salary and make application by , . . .
gletter. address “Opportunity," care of 'government declare its wtllinunctol,
to recognize the independence of

‘ sentinel. 15 st , . .
. l v . - Finland us soon as the application
Lnion Parcel Delivery, “"3” J‘ of the Fine was received, and

WANTED—AT S . NORWALK 5 . .
L. or 6 rooms with m2: Rent moderate. “mi": proprietor. Trucking. mn'lnftcr the Finnish government lliid
L “ distance hauling. ”SM “”d l'eav’dllkcil ii corresponding do) at P?-

rpAddress Bent, care 0‘ Sentinel. ’5 stim’fl‘ms' Office “‘wa" 158" 3°”gt3'ourzld. which was rcccl. d l'iiv-
House connection. :oralily. the German Emperor

 

 

 
 
 

 

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This well protected German 5.! gun and its crew near Houlthulitt l
Wood were unable to withstand the hurricane of tire from Field Marshal
Hoig's cannon. The gun wan captured by the Goldstreanl Guards. “One or
the men in the group was a British volunteer from the United States.

 

matters and llc will be relieved of
the ordinary ambassadorial funco
lions ot’ handling numerous minor
diplomatic negotiations which
constitute a large part of the em-
ltaasy’u work. Colonel E. l).
Swintou. Alli-listant Secretary of
the War t‘abinct and one of the ir-
igiiiiltors of the British tank. will
accompany the Lord (.‘hict Justice
all all attache.

The appointment 01' Earl Read!

int: till the ambassador in primarily
for war purposes. it in said. and
probably
Nortltclif't'c will not return to the
l'iiitcd States as llcilil of the per-
lnzlllclit British mission. Lord
Northclill’c will follow tlitt activi-
direction in England of the Amer—
ican lliissioil oflicctl which have
jllfil been established in l‘rew
llolittc. it spacious old—fashioned
mansion iii the heart of Mayfair.

llmrd (‘rewc has loaned the house
E to the government for-the duration
:of the war.

Earl Reading was Attorney-
(lcllcrnl of England as Sir Rufus
lsuilcs. in October. 1913, lie/was
appointed Lord Chief Justice to
succeed Lord Alverstonc and was
clcvilicd to the pcriilzc ill December
of that your. lie was one of the
lending lllt'lllllt‘i'ti of the Anglo
French financial commission which

visited the l'tlitcil States in 1915.5

In 1916 he was created Viscount
illtil presidctl at the trial of Sir
Rogcr ('iisenlcltt. lliti last visit to
the l'ititcd States was'in Septem-
ber and October of‘llll7. Earl
Reading presided at the Anglo-

lilcails that Viscount.

 

193w HAVEN non .
. WHIPS LAWYER;
; no KISSES FLAG

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(Continued from Pint Page).
his naturalization papm was started
.but that didn't satisfy New Haven,
On the street corners and everywhere

there was a clamor for some punish-
; merit.
’ Von Hoegan liver: in an imposing
.homc oboe occupied by Judge Shel~
don. overlooking the Winchester Re-
'pci\iinl Arms fat-tort. lie and read-
:ng in hilt library when the vigflanica
appeared on his front porch and dc-
'mandcd admittance. ills tie‘ter l’olly
opened 'UtP door and they ran inio
_tlle library. Von Huron struggled.
but he was KOOfl overpowered and
dragged out of the boom. Cries of
alarm from his sister attracted a
crowd of neighbors. but they allowed
the group to take Von Hoegnn away.
When they reached a lonely'spot a
few hundred yards distant he was
knocked down and beaten. Then he
had to hire the American flag several
times and reverently nay: “God blues
.tha U S. A." ”Uncle Barn in the beat
lbouav‘ever." "The. Kaiser's going to be
beaten." and like statements.

.. .Tar and Feathers Threatened.
2. Bleeding profusely from his eyes
,and nose he win then cent reelinrr
‘home. "in sister caught him au br-
fell on the porch and took him into
ltho house. He was in bed today and
‘would see no one. His sister Polly
.aaid the whole thing was anoutrazc.
Von iioeiran is ordered to retract
his diniovail statements in the New
_ avert newspapers tomorrow or pre-
pare for a tor and feather coat Mon-
,day evening. He said Saturday at
.mldnlght than he expected to he
lynched. The police who arrived on
the scene an hotir litter after the :if-
._talr. found only a green soft hntfas

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Anne has taken a position in the Citywsed: the triend2waa in india. all

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“DAY II WALL scam.
“WALL STREET. Noon.~Althoux'1
business were materially reduced by
in; unfavorable weather which intefi

W'TUTMAI- Md communication wi h interior
point: dealings embraced a faith

wasnino'ros'. m.” 1.4mm, seiae'iaru number of lanes. The tone as
the m m was Mar use“ a, the millet innit-ed mm mm»

Cw‘g‘fi‘: Ibly‘.;b::“t’“""’lml f “if; at noon. active stocks following the

the ’0'”, awn Coupon to W‘ course of loading 1"]! and imam
war contains the power to compel citi- which reacted l to 2 points. Aw
W l" ”km! W bath “.apecialties. Pullman was when

home and abroad, were sustained bylftrltsd will”. visited H u I 1..

the court; _

(Thief Justice White, who , ally-end‘baaco gained as much. “My 4‘a
tb- courtroom inflation” “in a ct state-l dropped fro .l 96.80 to the new mini»
man, (behest ' t tar cum. .
the various collections the conclusion main 0' “‘0 “d the 3 1 2': u
had been reached that most of mom’s-78 ‘9 “75'

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LORD WHO'MM’C DREW.
Lord m was no of the no“
stubborn helium la the ”dd-u.
Csease" explanation of ghastly spear-
‘aaces as dreams. At m: w.
'vmtty a. and an intimate friend drew
,up an agreement written with that?
,blood that whichever of them died M
Miss Marguerite Smith of Edlie ave; should appear to the waiver. Your

 

 

 

Brougham had almost fortuitous hi!
. existence. Arrivina late (no night at
. Mrs.“ E. L. Saunders of Strawberry: an inn in Sweden, Brougham had a hot
Hill reported to the police the theft 01'1 huh and was going "to act out of it
:a number of chicken from her coop.iwllen he looked toward the chair/t“ on
i lwaich be had left his clothes new."
l Miss Grace Budden of 16 Third his friend sitting on it. Brougham
ntreet. aborted to the police lh‘l“aeemtt2than to have fainted. 011 pt-
whlle riding in a local iitney. SaturdaY“tiag home he received a letter an-
.night. that she had lost a valuable for lnouncins that the other had died in my
mm 3' . 3did at the very time. Yet this inci—
i "_ dent, which most people would put
John W. McGregor oi Georgetown’down to telepathy at least. was dia-
came to Norwalk to see the bright “ mined by malignant as a mere dream “
lights on Saturday night and reported and pure coincidence.
lo the police that while be wild walk-i 2
ins along Wood atree near’a saloon
that three negroen jumped out of 11‘,
place of concealment and alter knock-
in him unconscious left him there! A“
When he came to he found that he had i
been robbed of 8325 that be bad in an

0r Steels oi lerchdm
inside pocket of his overcoat. He was -
attacked at about 12:05 o'clock tclBought for Cm

tum. outer- mm and liturnny2 “dun D, care Senthicl

went to the spot but could find nothg .* _,

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‘lr‘lg oi the negroes. l A. M. woosm .

~ arranger AT LAW

’Cierii's oince at the city hall.

 

 

 

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FUNERALSJ
-~—~ I Late Examiner ;
”My “u" f U. 5. Patent Send
Anthony Suite: died early Saturday. om“ l Booklet
evening at his home. 8 Burbank street, on, atenta
after a long illness. Mr. Soltes was’ . .
one of the most popular residents of' . / "is IAIN "m
the Sprlnirwood section and has been,

. BMWT. common?
a faithful employe of Raymond Broth- _. »

era. He is survived by a wife. four“;
sons. Corporal Andrew J. Soltez. U. 8.1

 

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A., now at Fort Wright with the ('oantl mum, ”M, m,“
Artillerv of Brldxevon. Paul )1. Sol-‘ . ‘ ,4 repaired.“ “agitator
in .a member of the crew at the' ‘ 5 ‘, M" “’0'" -

sold at $5 per month. .

‘t'llitl'uctl the imperial i'hnliccllor to'Amt‘riciin wur conference itt Lon-

 

, acwlna machine operator. One who.
has had experience (in operating zig-
. so; or hematite-h machines and who
hits ability to take a position at: fore-
i, lady preferred. Exceptionally good op-
portunlty for the right party. Web-
;' hint; at Edging Corporation. 83 Wash-

Ad'lsm’ ma’d'w“"° in ”"9“” In the government recognition of the Fin-i
my “0“” 70°“ l“ ”‘9 City iiail 1““ lllhll Republic to plcnipotclttiaricst
29'9““5- helpingthose 9903”“ Who had oi“ li'illlnitil now itl licrliit. ('htin-j
,trouble in doing so. to fill out “'01" ccllor voil llcl‘tlilltz rcccivcd the;
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“‘3‘“ ”’9'“ AW" "’9 "W.- “ 3‘. LOST. ,ilizcd Finland. .
‘ . . 2 ’ .tMSTl-zllmtl. 12:2
WANTED—BY REIJ‘ABle ‘OUNG: LOST—SAT NIGHT A ”LACK “'38 ll “1”". (‘ _" .| ‘

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lady of good education, otllce work or
position in department ”store or dry
goods store. “Some experience in se-‘
leciing goods. Addresa, statiniz partic-‘
ulara and salari'. 2B. W., care Sentinel
Olllce, South 'Norwnlk. 14 3t

WANTED—BY MANUFACTURING;
mncem. young lady monographerfl LOST—WILL THE PARTY Wilt)“
' wllllng to do some clerical work. Ap'“plckod up two 35 bills in a ilinf'v on
”V in 0"" hand-writing, Address p_ West avenue. Thursday evening. Jan.
0. box 354, South Xorwalk. M 3L3. rem". them to 3M5 once and r9.

r . ’ceive reward.
_WANTED—T“’O OR THREE FUR-

nlahed rooms with privilege of light
J housekeeplnz. Address “K." care of
i sentinel. 14 3t

silk hand bag. coninininz articles \‘nl-
lied by the owner. Reward. Tcl. 1208-3.

LoeT—BETWEEN DARWIN AND parties firmly intend to support}
New Canaan, brow" mm“ “"5 “it“ the government. Oil the other hand i
white neck and hack.‘ Reward. Y’- Jgillc Socialists llcld lllcctiilgll on
Hewitt. New Canaan. Sunday. which Vorwilcrts calls]
“perhaps the most llionicntolls"
since August. lit”. The Socialist
organ says the Socialist Party willj
make its ilititiidc tilt-pendent oil
\"lli'lllt‘l’ the government returns
34 it ill: the tlccluul'tiolin made on lit-cem-|
"", t'l‘ 25. 2 I

lllilll l’iii‘lilll (2.3“ .

tlficrnoli. it"t'nf't

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Lost last night. Reward offered. Tellsnys. tllc illlltcxaiioltists arc milk-
1833-12. 55 3t’intr cvcry effort to overthrow For-
ciuil Sccrctnry volt Kitellllilann.
ccrtilili scriolls consequences bc-

 

 

WANTED—MAN WHO Immut-
stands order cooking. to work in lunch

 

 

ing illrcti‘cilcl i only ifl . slit-l
room nights. Apply "Lunch," care of AGENTS , in "my... “ I ’l ' H l'
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\Vckcrlc. the Hungarian
l’rcttlicr. and Dr. von Wimlllcr. tllc
Alislriiin Minister of Finance.
have arrived iii Berlin.
LONDON. Jail. 7.—-Enrl Rend-

'i‘o O’d Point Comfort and Points
in Virginia
CLYDE LINE
SAVANNAH LINE

 

WANTED - THOUSANDS GOV-
ci'nment war positions now- open. Men.
women wanted. 3100 month. write iln-

. 'r l i t i l- ,
mediately for list. Franklin institute. o “l ”0:"; "2", 333:“ Georg“
Dept. 28L, Rochester, N, Y. d28 In: J M

WANTED—ROUTfi-MAN WANTED ’ ' h, [on & C“. In

— Real Estate and insurance

'anteed with commission. 30!
:flmlzl; mm“ 5 natimad Ave. South Nomlk

WANT

 

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V WANTE” “D“ ‘—

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, “ ,Macliiltists and Tool/Makers

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wanna—son slim row Machine NICK!!!“

hands of ii charge d'afl'aircs, the
curl controlling war activities.

 

 

liiilaiicinl and general business

Matt. and the Rcichstasr tniijorityl"

ly diplomatic matters will be in the“

Some of the members of the Legal express in thc "mm. ”f ”1.. (lcrnlitti “(it)" ill November and during the:

some lliontlt was created cnrl. .

 

ADVisonv aoaao acacions.

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lilt'hllmlt‘llllltll‘lt'H Slitliliiy ilnd ili- schedules Arranged For First Three“

Days of This Week.

Ill the following members of the
l Advisory Board kindly report for havebeen mailed today. The rim quo-
lf unable in will be mailed tomorrow.

on the follownig days?
' upresent, kindly obtai na substi-

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Norwalk.

Monday. January 7——E M. Lockw .
' H. \l'. Gregory, S. J. Keeler. J. H. Gray. ‘_

J. 8. Lawrence.

Tucsdya. January 8—”. T. Huhboll.
Fred Buckley. Leo Davis. 1 .0. Greg-

oyr.

Wednesday. January limit}. J. Quinn
lan. J. A. Mills. S. P. Genllario. Hillel

Howard. E. M. Lockwood.
South Nomlk.

LOST—GOLD WATCH BRACELE'IQ in the int-antinw. tllc Taui‘ltlall nMondar, January 7-6? 5- Willi-"r“ Harmless to Flush Kidneys and leu-
aon. JJ. R. Taylor. J. J. Cuneo. W. A.
Griffin, General Front. 0. JJ. ‘Clark.... J

..Tuesday. January fi—JJUdOG, Cat-idem..." from uric acid. says a noted an-
William F. Tammany. J. J. Linxwailar. thoritv.

L. 8. Been. Cramsr Hagcman. . .. .. ..

..Wodnasday. Jam", H: E: w"‘ bladder. where‘li often remains to tr.
tlamaon. Daniel Keogh. a. J. Reynolds. rltate and inflame, causing a burning.

Albert. Pchlman. J. J. CUHBO.
Land. Judge Voaburgh. .

 

“Mrs Kennelly of Sumer street and
inc. Lord ('hiel‘ Justice. will go to m WI ”1"- Mcx"‘°"v ‘ lei-er is in constant dread. the Water
the l'tlitcd States as direct repre- South Main street. ”° spending ‘0‘ passes sometimes with a scaldinl sen-
scniiitivc of the British War ('abi-“
not. according to the Daily Ex-l
While Earl Reading will!’

day in New York City.

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tat hltl home on Mott. avenue.

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'Wllllam G. Miller.

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Hallock. interment took place in the Sundays 2. .
The kldneyw filter this acid East Norwalk cemetery. 41°Aéoxlii.—6:00. 8:00;. 9.00:. 10.03:.
from ”w mm“ and ”a” n m w m” E P. his—12:10. 1:031. 3:351. 5:02,
F““"" d W. "' Davenport. :25x. 8:001. 7210:. 7:353. 8:10x.11:153.
The funeral services of the late Wit-.nmox.
Morris ”aiding sensation, or setting up an “am Henry Davenport were held this. SOUTH Hoax/A51: To NEW
' irritation at the neck of the bladder. gnu-noon ’gt 2 o'clock from his late; A. “:4222“. 1513‘ 5:37. 0:07,

Georne Dllworth. Jr.. of the ll. 3.
have the title of ambassador. pure- ’ Am" ‘3 "”0va " l" d’” ""1“”

formerly con-
Earl Reading's work “.m' ac- nected with the Evening Sentinel. but
.(llpr‘lin‘: to the understanding in now enraged in the. motor truck busil-
ol‘lit-inl (firp'pg. deal mainly with hens in Bordon. has been a visitor in

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’a clue. A police aircznl declared: f'éntml Fire Station. Anthony P. Sol-l.

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“My mum aren't going m 1"" "l tez and Joseph Suites. of this city. He ' TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE

23:225. “MD on that ”How's 30' is also survived bv a ulster nf fittest-"1“ Falrtlald Ava. Wm m

1 Von iloeznn. however, mm a mm no and a brother of Minxo. Pcnn; Fun- RIBUILT TYPEWRITlns—L Q

: plaint. eral services will take place tomorrow

“ morning at 8:15 from the late home m.-. -..-. .. . ,._-___.._.;
MORE DRAFT DELINQUENTS and at 9 o'clock from St. Ladlllflul "(Yu N. H. a n. m TABLE ‘

R. C. Church. interment will be in St. __ ,

The questionnaires 3057 to 3217, Mary's cemetery.

l In areal Nov. 25. 1917

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TH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
80: Iii—1:3”. 5135:. 5:49x. 6:08.
6:57x, 7:181. 7:54x. 8:211, 8:591.
9:24, 9:39. 10:331. 10:521.
P. M.~-1'.'.;03. 12:52 (Stamiord only),

Funcnl or w. E. Hendricks.
Funeral aervices for the late Wil-
liam Elmer Hendricks for many years
of the Naramake

 

Questionnaire delinquents:
C. C. Charltv. Noroton. Dar-ten.
Charles Luclt. 68 High street. New superintendent

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Canaan. Home. and a member of both "W Ea- 1:99;, izritix. 3:021. 3:29. 4:32x, 5:27a-
AndrPW Shelton. Railroad (ramp. glen and Our Brothers' Lodge. L. Q. 0- sue, 6:021. 6:47 (Stamford only),

Norwalk. .p'. Va, hold-yeNlay afternoon'frons 7:02x, 8:06. 10: glxgoifiox.

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l ‘n ‘ ... ...._. the home of her son. Elmer Hendricks. A. 111—12134: 53%).. 5149:. “8:59.

 

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166 East avenue.
ltiveraide cemetery.

9:161. 10:03:. 10:06, 10:50x. >

i .l’. iii—12:03. 1:091. 2:44x. 3:12;.
4:32;. 6:46. 6:02x. 6257:. 7:03. 7:571.
9:19x. 10:07x. 10:30:. 1040.

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
‘ A.M.—4:101.5130.6:M.8:Wx.825u,.-
9:151. “Him, 10:06. 10:50x.

Pr" M.—122031. 12:45x (Saturday
until. 1:06. 1:35: (Saturday only).
2:181, 2:57. 3:30x. 3:53, 4:13: (Except .
Saturday). 4:2“). 5:13x. 5:29, 6:001,
6:03. 7:353. 8:20x.9:28.11:15s. 12:00:.

intern), cut was in

Funeral of G. W. Sprague
'Thc (arterial of George W. Spraime
took place‘vesterdav afternoon from
Ganunx'ii Funeral Chapel at 2:30. Rev.
F. A. Cinema oilciatlniz. The pail
bearers were Joseph Gorham. W
inzhain. B. 8. Bowen and Mom P.

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tralize Irritating Acids
Kidney and bladder weakness re-

 

hom" It Tflmndle nut. mm". R"~“.1:15, 9:19x. 10:;2x. lizltx. 11:53:.
Mr. ileMutlen of the New Canaan M. P. BIL—12:03 (Bridgeportsuontliy).
P church odiciating. interment was 1330' 2‘“ (Bridgeport only. a 'V
1' only). 2:47 (Bridgeport only. except
in Lakeview cemetery in New Canaan. Saturday). 3:30" 4:23. 5.19, 6:21,
' ”:51. 7:081. 71,31 (Bridgeport only).
(8:441. 9:253. 11:08.

obllging you to seek relief two or
three times during the night. The suf-

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ration “and is very profuse; again.
there is difficulty in avoiding it. Fungi-at or I. Benedict.

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