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landings—hr sad but loving m-‘
on; of our dearly beloved husband and‘
lather. Owen Kindilicn. who died Feb. '
22, 1916. \
1):;1' tamer, men has! sort or lonely. l0! h. T. Bat“ Tel' 259 3'
Two long years have passed away. i
You are gone. but not forgotten—
Our thoughts are with you every day.
Through all our grief and sorrows,
A happy thought comes to our mlnd~.
(it the day ne'fl met you in heaven, ‘
And "leave all cares behind.
LOVING WIFE AND CHILI)th
roa III: ' to nu
ma sans—Pun or man’- m LET—THE scour: on noun
work horses. Also heavy 37 ton Garford if"; rogmerly occulpied it! :38 gent“; ‘5 - *8“
truck, all in complete order. Inquire PM o" R’ R' Page an as n8 0 W
'22 3t street. For further particulars inquire: IOU?" m
at the volce of the Old Well cigar Co.
, . ,. .
TO LET—TWO CONNECTING run-3m A. fifi "ml!”
sons
FOR VSALE—FORD TOURING CAR
all weather top. good car for inner.
‘ tailed rooms with gas, water. toilet”
oood order. 'r. n. stsclu . odor e '
town Tel. idgefield. I! {22361 and all conveniences isr light house
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.keeplng. $2.50 per week. Apply 2“.1 'l'eulperatu
IN“ ‘ALE-GOOD ms Fo‘i‘lht Ivenui’, near hit 5'0”“ ‘8‘ '36. (‘l'fll(l.".
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_ sale. Inquire 0! Method ulltush. Fil- 9°" "2.8:".
‘\ low street. l2! 3!?
‘ - I To LET—FLOORS or 3 AND 4" I. ' >
m. , . Lolly Hews
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re: High, 49; low,
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, Iron ears—43m arson no mm ““h' ““1 1"“: e!” no?” ,
'coraollilt-, seven W santly locate-i, 2 min es ronr .Y.,
car, in good running order. Inquire 0: Apply “9“” A‘ "exam“ No‘ 9‘.
WANTED—AMERICAN arms sou
t.
'Flali Hill Road.
it Thompson of the downtown Ilnptlst
, a. We, _.
1 Home ‘r. l
'lfltliattlc F. Beaumw oi
late Henry Henchman WI
evealsg at her rsaldonaa, u '
avenue. She was fifty“: years of
ass. She is survivedwhywtwo sons.
Frederick and Archie new;
neral services will be held from her
late home, Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o‘clock. Row. J. Granule“ Oakley will
cruciate, and the interment will be m.
‘Rlvorslde cemetery.
Funeral of Mr. Tyrrsll. E
The funeral of Charles Tynell was}
largely attended this morning at 8230‘
dialect ma: the late home. 12 rams—it
ard street, and at 9 o'clock from 8t.‘l
Mary’s church. Rev. J. J. McGulnness
outdated at .a colours requiem mas-.13
Ira. lrvhlg Haynes sans two solos. “0
‘Pie Jean" and “Abide With Me," and
the choir sang, “Lead. Kindly “gun",
as the cortege was leaving the church.
The poll bearers were Moses Hannah}
Slichael O'Brien. HM Cook and!
Thomas Downoy. The floral beaasrs'
were Arthur Casey and Fred Tyrrell.’
Interment was in the family plot in
St. Mary's cemetery.
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Funeral of Mn. Hamilton. .
Funeral services for the late Mrs“
Bertha Hamilton were held at ll'
o'clock this morning from the borne
of her son, John A. Hamilton, 291:
‘Rev. J. Harrison
church olllclating. interment took
packing andiuspecting tubes for our
Samuel A. Bagley, 14 Leonard street,‘w°°dw”d avenue. Tel. 365-4 and!
80. Nprwalk and Norwalk plants. NW“. Phone 525.3. m at 473-3- '22 3'; The store of Raymond & Son closed
Good pay to start. Short hours. Ail-E : at noon today to observe the holiday.
ply Employment Department. Norwallr FOR SALE—HORSE. GOOD ROAD) 7° LET‘FEB' 25TH 1'2 DOUBI’Ei
er, work single or double. 12 years old. house, No' 39 Woodward avenue. 8‘ The onlyoflloe to obaorve Washin-
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, iwugllt 1,000 lbs, Price 390, mayhem rooms all Improvements. Rent $22 “Jon's Birthday was the law since at.
WANTED—TO RENT anon 1.“ wmom r21 3. monthln admin-The Decker“ ‘5" Attorney lieo Davis.
rll lat. a antall house, all improve:| ,tate Agency. 27 Hartford Place, South,
.ments. centrally located. Address 13.: FOR BALE—OR TO LET, rnn’Norwalk- ‘21 at The down town electrical commis-
Mamnall, p, 0. Box K. ' '
{22 3‘ . Ferris homestead at m Flax llilll / "' 3 sioners meet at the oilcss of the plant
tBoad will be for rent cram, March 1st;I um “on“ ion State street this warm.
or the property can be bought at at
reasonable figure. For further Infor-1 I Raymond Bros. received a barge or
.leon apply to .l. Irving Dibble, 1492 NOTICE p !coal today and the Crol'ut & Knapp
IWaallinnton street. District of Nor'wailt, M Probate. ‘ hat factory report that they also have
.Pourt, February 20. A. 1)., 1918. i“ barge or coal on the '1! here.
Estate of Mary P. Hoyt, late or Nor-‘ ,
walk, to said district. deceased. l The Infant daughter oer. and Mrs.
WANT£D~YOITNG MAN. 27. SIN-
gle, wishes steady position. Anything.
Tatarian, care Jadoblan, 29 Wuhlnl
inn mt‘tlt'l,
7 .
wanna—Glut. 'ro BTllll’ TO-i
Tlmcco. Inquire at the. other of The Old'
FOR BALE—FARM GQNSWTING
.of 20 acres good land and 2 largoI
.houses. several hams on premises.‘
plan in Greenwood cemetery. Brook-
lyn.
Funeral of Mr. Bailey. i
Funeral services for the late Albert
D. Batley Were held last evening'at 8
o'clock lmrn the late home in Disess
Court. Rev. A. E. Beebe ofllciating,
The remains were placed in River.
aide vault tcda by Funeral Director
David W. Kayo lid for Interment at
the convenience of “It family.
Funeral of Mr. of.
Funeral services for the late John
A.. Seymour will ht- he'd at 2:30 to-
nlorrcw afternoon from the funeral
parlors of David W. Raymond. West
Washington street. Rev. l-'. A. Colo-
aran of Trinity church otiiclating. In ‘
torment will he at Riverside Genie)
tory.
“'91! Clear Co.
‘ .. V j V "“YSIt‘nated on Conn. avenue. within ten
WANTEDEPOS‘TION AS M’RSI“. minutes of center of town. Apply Mrs.
forforle dor‘éwio Clllldll‘t‘ni Out mown'nv Tarlov. 16 Grove street, South Nor-
ple one . I to part cu are. real walk, or Tel. ””42.
, Nurse. cure or Sentinel.
M" . , FOR sarc—umau or 4 scans,
I WANTE’Df‘A GOOD'PROkaTAN I‘ plenty of trait. load 6 room lions...
tome for a-ooy eight years old. Board”:cod cellar, new barn. Must be sold.
guaranteed.‘Addrela “Home," care at
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bentlnel, {2: 3‘lrnann, ‘Benedlct street, Norwalk.
£11
WANTED—MEN Wl'l‘ll EXPERI-
enco in plumbing and steam fitting.
' Apply Employment Department, 'Nor-
wnlk‘Tlre It Rubber Co. f2'l‘ 3t
FOR SALE —- FAMILY HOUSE
with one-halt acre of land on West
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
pike. Must be sold at once to close
estate. Small amount of cash requir-
Waurso — WORKING HOUSE-
keeper. middle‘aged or settled Woman‘ed' balance on mortgage. Inquire
who likes country and does not get
'Keogh l; Castles, Attys., United Bank
lonesome-for lady living alone in Sil-
gbuildlng. Tel. 535-2.
vermine, Small modern house. O'Brie-
mom, with running water. Call 13 Elm:
Blreet, Norwalk. or Phone 1350.121 3t’
Fon SALE~Dwnl.I-l.\'G AND
4 WANTED-CASH FOR OLD FAIJSE ed. Stock and fixtures, good location,
teeth. Don't matter If broken. I payinew building. whole can be bought
32 to 815 per set. also cash for old (cheap. as owner mutt sell at once.
gold, silver, platinum, dental gold anaiCash $1,900. balance mortgage.
old gold jewelry. Will send cash by; Ask John T Hayes
return mall-and will hold goods 10}
days for sender's approval of my! No. 7 Iain 83., Norwaik
priceuau to 1.. Mazer, 2007 s. 5thf REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE
{21 lm
St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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wnnrzo —— AMERICAN YOUNtii BUSINESS ”TEES
men to learn rubber industry. Big moo-l
or alter you become expert. Apply:
. _ . .cartt-tl. Let Fuller's Express do it for
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“o'v’am—TH' & Rublcr CO‘ ‘20 in; you. Telephone 1551, Harold's barber
wnnrzwlxraluonxr rlnLP.3“"°"' “mm“ "m" '22 3‘
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APPLY ilY—PO WATERROOF BAT- l. '
TERY, EAST NORWALK. '20 mi Order your suits for Easterat Leon-
_¥ 'ard Conty's, 11 1-2, Ely avenue. Tailor
' WANTED—AT OVCF GOOD Al “made clothes cost no more. Wear long-
round farmer. Phone, Norwalk 1884. jcr, fit better, 3"“ pressed, 50¢.
120 at l
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WANTED~SEVER AL GIRLS 14 wuexprcss will deliver or bring your
16 years old to work in oflice. Also goods from Ne" York 0" Bridgeport
' ‘ girls. for mailing department.
ready to work, Murphy Mfg. Co. 119 ll!
j'card. Bridgeport: 200 Fairficld avo~
WANTED-«BOY 16 YEARS on 0v..54ss Wesichoster avenue.
or, lndustrlous, willing to learn, makbf‘o'e 9687-
himself generally “gem" Apply Ev! Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J.
1 a I
cry Womans Fashion Shop, 13 Ham'll'lallcrty, proprietor. Trucking. Long
“We" “"7“" “8 6‘. distance hauling. Light and heavy
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K - , 'trocking. Oillcs telephones 1581. 300
WANTEDe—ALTERATION woodman c II .
anen or women. Must. be first class;
Apply Every Woman’s Fashion Show
.13 Main street, Norwalk. “8 tit;l
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Phone Mel-
_. WANT
waureo—Tuasaas 'ro Wonli
WANTED-«SAIIESWOMEN. MUST?
lit-experienced in the following doj
part-eat: cloaks. suits, dressoI.‘
waists, glov es, hosiery and underwent!
Apply Every Woman's Fashion Shop;
13 Mpln street, 'NOTWflk. its at; In factory.
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waurso - RAILWAY nan;
clerks 875 to $150 month. South Non;
walk ruminations Iona. Sample:
questions free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 28!, Rochester. N. Y. "
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‘ /’Los1'—rsur or moronic?
shell.fspectaclell ‘at the Palace Theatre
Monday night at second parrot-mace.
'Tlt’wal'd. Phone 1350. :21 8t'
Odell. Peabody
‘Prlvat‘cl Thomas Flaharty and! & 1 co” [m
‘(il'zrlao flatly are ”coloring a film,
WANTEfi — summarise. PAY
while learning!
4 v furlough, from their duties at
”can Wm -
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; payment to
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. Have your cool hauled and ashes
New York and Bridgeport daily auto
anus, Phone dial-nun: 2526. New York, 0
‘ last evening. The allair was well at-
‘ St. Mary's Parochial School yuterday. :
, homage to the Father of our country.
_Followlng'the custom. of ”hurt!" .
‘ The Court of P late for "w dir? William Van Wagner. of Hart street.
.trlct of ‘Norwalk. hath limited and zit-""9“ 3"" main ”d 'm b" bum" ‘"
,l‘owetl six months from the date here-,‘h" norwalk cemetery tomorrow after
“of for the creditors of said estate to 7 "00"
[exhibit their claims for settlement.»
gThose who neglect to present theirl 1“ ”w ""3”“ in the case of Rich-
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accounts. properly attested, within. ard Sweeney vs. the hockwood Manu-
said time. will be dollar-rod ‘ ,w.jfncturlng Company hoard bolero-Coll-
‘ery. All persons indebted to said es,j'pentration Commissioner Buckingham
For particulars Inquire William Hasn't“... are requested to make Immediateiln the common council chamber at‘ Music "Primrose Lane." by quartet
lthe City Hall l‘oucrday morning the
“FRANKLIN A. supp“, 1counsel for both Hides will We ba‘lfll
Administrator. 3 "I “V0 “99“"-
1 NOTICE .
mall-lot ot xNoniaIk, as. Probate ry store. All repairs on watches.
Court, 'I-‘cbrnary '15,' A. [1, 191's, docks, iewelry."optical goods. taken at
Estate or Thomas Taylor. hip or reduced Pm“- Plenty of ”9"" ”‘
sistnnce.
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«Norwalkqln said district. decanted.
' The Court of Probate for the D151
‘ll'it'l of Norwalk, hath limited and al-:
!lowed six months from the date here: with tho Stamford “Md” Company
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(of for the creditors of said estate to. 1‘" 0"" ‘9“ ”3““ has ”"5"“! his, ,
tore with grocery business establish- “Mb“ their 013“” for settlement.‘ position, to take 0m)“ March 1' Mil ladies Of- "'9 portraits. They wore
Those who neglect at present their ac- Stephens has done the draughtlnz
00111118. properly attested, within said and had charge of the woodpattern
time, will he debarred a recovery. All mm of the business. He expects to
‘persons indebted to suit] oslntr- are Nil“ another Mmon.
lrequested to make . ,llmm :3 -.t- pl.- ~—
ment to rotary Henry 0. Bailey of the 10-
‘ magnum: TATE, ‘rinity Chapter of the Brother'-
’ Adminign~mrjx_ hm»! ot-St. Andrew of Trinity Church
V . 31! in nttendafie at the patriotic aer-
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>FlGHTlNG AVIATORS HAVE .
i OWN LANGUAGE of '31.. Andrew (if tile diocese of 36‘?
Work, Long Island. Newark. New
The air service. like most specialpersey, in Trinity Church, Broadway
branches. has its own vocabulary, for land Wall “reef, New York City.
some of which we are indebted to;
Everybodv‘s for Johnny. _
"An ofllcer of flying status. but wlm.’ Under the auspices of the Connec
for some reasons does not fly. is call-'ticut State Council 0‘ Defense, 89"
ed a-fipmguln.’ .This name is also gaunt J, .B, Fimlott, of the Cheshire
applied to a type. of trailing "amine-Regiment. 3,“th My. will tell his
which does not rise from the ground, experiences at the front In the Re-
1An amt-3r in the flying service with
iout flying status is called a ‘kiwi’ after sent Theatre 0“ «Sunday afternoon.
:an Austrlalian bird. A pilot is gencr- Experiences he certainly hid. in 0”
tally called a ‘qull-k.’ A flight is callv case being blown over fifty feet by an .
ed a ‘flip.’ and if it is a distinguished
failure it. is called a ‘vr'dsh-out.’
airplane is usually called a bus.’
exploding German shell which inca-
Tito pacitated atmtor further service. .He
Come :lhe Mlowlng day. Write (or window great hopc of the airmen is to mike: will tell about the repulse otgflre GO".
bozzle' or bring dorm a ‘Zopp.’ or one mans at minim. andhihtllk Wm
the smaller non-rigid diriglhle. be supported by the latest omclal U.
they call ‘blimps.’ The airman’a per! 8 A and British fl“- mmg direct from
its the 'onion' or large flaming ant} ' ' ‘ nt. An adprlsllon o!
lsircralt shell which ‘Archio' sends up 9}.“ western ro d “no,"
‘as a sort of bouquet—with amnetimcs twenty cents will hem -
an unpleasant smell. 'Archie‘ is In! lelott will repeat the talk in the ot-
general name for the antioircrhfl flung in the Palace Theatre,
gun." i . ,. ___.
f The Joe Chester Association held al :
lvery successful dance. in Arion Hail.
tended.
Fitting exercises marked the cele-
bration of Washington's birthday in
. afternoon when all the grades present?
ed various programs designed-to pay
schol was closed today.
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Only two items were on the police.
blotter in head rtors this morn.
log: The Stamford police notified the ‘ _
local police by telephone that a track ‘
avcnua was 1-,
last nlnht. No one who our
broken could ha loan!
NORWALK CHAPTER’S i
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM'
(Continued Prom m. on)
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All entertaining program followedl
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the business meeting.7 and this was as
’i'ollowaz— ‘ '
lconsistlng of Mrs. McCausland. Mrs.
:Cllaries S. St. John, Mrs. Ralph 8.
:Gregory and Mrs. E. G. Huntington;
treading of paper "Miniature Painting
lip Colonial Days." Miss Minerva Nash.
”Fifth anniversary; Brand's JewelJ Portraits. Betsy R055, Mil-ill Rlllh Clll-I ‘med "6198-
iry: Mrs. Charles Peale, Mrs. E. 0.
iWillnson: Mrs; Robert Morris. Mrs.
.B. M. Andrewa; Peggy Chew at Lord
aflowe's Bail. Miss Carrie Mchuslnnd ‘
{flanha Washington,
‘Cohurn; music,
tSt. John. Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Hunt-
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Then followed a procession of the
most beautiful gowns made and worn
in the sixties by relatives or Miss
Lynes. The, setting for these
traits was a doorway draped In old
blue hangings, with It bright new
together strlkl
.80 ,
rations were served.
quartet"lllrds in the sta
E. Raymond Stephens. ho has haemmlhlv" Mm M- R. McCausland. M’s-film
was a report or the D. A. it's want.
nationally and locally “Wm" soldier»; Mitchell, who‘ was town clerk from
Including the furnishing of knitted
garments. surgical dressings and con-
por- tributionsiol over 150 Jars of Jellies, .
etc.
Amel‘lcnn flag draped overhead, al- llghtfttl.
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YOUNG m3 him
You will be delighted; with our
beautiful new 1918 line of
Baby Carriages
It All. slzrzs um colors ' l
Baby Carriages from $18.50 to 555.0%
SAVE COAL
New l’cr‘lcclioll 0i! Stove ’
For Cooking and Heating.
Buy Now While the Stock ls Complete
WcSperialilrc la lurnislllagllm Complete
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 WASHINGTON“. ' Phone 105
. ' smrs'wnrcnts”rnou RAIL.
up for there old fash-
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WILLIMANTIC, rel». 22.-Albcrt n.
Phaneutmf New Hush, arrested last
night charged with stealing. 195 cheap »
watches from the Now Haven road.
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In honor dv-Wanhlngién's birthday.
"near, rohesbnrbtrtswllli flag deco
The Inlegates and alternates aro-
M" 1- Milton all eligible to entrance to the next pleaded not guilty yesterday, and was
*9 convention at Nausaluck onsreleased in $500 bond untll'March 2.
roll 21. . '
A feature of the meeting yesterday: PORTLAND. RESIDENT DEAD
PORTLAND, Feb. 22.-.-Robert 8.."
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EOctober,'1894 to January."l9lz, and for
‘a long term of years was justice of
the peace, died at the Middlesox Hoa-
Yesterday's meeting was most live; m in Middletown. today after a
‘ ..lvr whirling illness. l‘ilearasvbortr In 1848.
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large and well known sleek
aosmv. rams: scans o. rt. 1. M29933? cor-tort
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Hnmwnm mum” M40592. '
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, st 10 par oént. Discount . . ”1:37,” 2;”
wrsm mums. mm m I"? . an: ooons .
rorBoysandGirls- , “WWW. Mount , ’s
rorflsnandWomon Ivy-1M. -W dam
~ um laita mam was: rm,” WWW.
.‘P‘”°"“"’W PLAIN awn rawov losisty‘ floss
wnrraa onovas ' name mu PM nope.
Adults and charm motors.“ or M
At W m“ __ will? um I!!!” ’wony mg
'mrawaaoswhaa taarworrsssms combnrushandllrror
001?! and M M 315313.303” mm, M
as as par «at. Discount “PM‘ 3“" “3" mar-m ooons
Redhead sru Linn manta unimportant.
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