Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 25, 1918 · page 10

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South Hawaii. ‘28, 1 p. m.. the following articles:

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hibuaM-flva'asdaarhqla
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dow street.

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roa CALI—81400? 84:13:: AND 2‘25
Vsaull power boat nannies use. lu-Vl'rlday or lab was. all 'Ori, with
“9 land. lmpmemww not wry. sell at public auction at his realdonceflllll‘c George E. Shi'lver. Jr; 5' N“ m. exception oi. “M ”Mole. "

last be cheap. Would consider small on Pillow street. («manly Pollich: this at.

can» navnss. Am. also... liar. 5’
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1, son SALG—OYSTER artistes a'r
rubber tired runabout noon. 1 set, "19 lands omen Cos Water street..low

, wanna—s my pon- mvmyfifilngleharocu. plow. hand ,culthator.,5°“‘h.N°m-

0.. “leaf ridinghlcycic. AW]! chicken wire all dimensions, one 360.
New y“ Jacket. 14!. www”, egg incubator, oat sproutar, teed hop-j

street: 1101012. ,
‘ Vbarrowyiawa mower, lot 'vinegar. lmnl

bed. opting and mattress. ”we, goodl

 

._ wmawnn'loar onus roll
' pecking room. Good pay. H. Jacob '5
sons. Beldea avenue, Nmalk. .m2‘5'6t

V‘etc. Stormy, neat day.

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Wanna —TO BUY a mans:
blade beat propeller. 22 in. by 2% in.‘
mmmm Address “l‘:opt:l-"
lct'." cat-col Sentinel oillce.

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son sate—1913 BUlCK Touamo.

.. car, llndsonle coach, body suitable 101':
"’3‘ 3‘ . Ford our, coach harness. sum; 1 work i.
. hormone driving hot-sauna z thor-
wauran—sslau. tlousn on oughbred Scotch collie mm... 10
apartment. with improvements. Ad-Iwoeks old. Raymond, Street & Son.
dress Mrs. Richard ’11. Benton. No. 8 Phone 62-11. Darlen.VConn. nlzb 6t

Taylor avenue, South Norwaik. m23 3t -
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WANTED _ muss WONDERS. and 3 to be fresh in April. 1 Holstein,’
Good shop, rteady work, good, wages.
“No labor troubles, factory within 30
minutes of New York City. Splendid
living quarters near by. Apply in:
writing to “Mouldtr,” Room 1009. .110
W. 34”: street, N. Y. City. m2: 61

street, East Norwallt.

 

 

roa sacs—on RENT ,

house, 15 Mile avenue. East Norwalk.

. _ . V 1 $10 rooms, all improvements. 1!. 12 Du'

wauvso—rlnnuax 'ro‘ rant) Witt. m3;
boiler, Able to in“ belts. Steady worn?

‘ Address "fireman: use otflsenunolg » FOR~8ALE~MOT08 near. ant-i

Reference. ’ my; 3: :2 1-2 140w aim-.5 cabin. Constaotodi

 

 

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WANTEDv-ROOMDRS'BY DAY 01b Four yaars old. imagine new two set.-

tion. All iatprovcments. Mrs. 11.
Crow, 30 Chestnut. “mm South Non. or us!.. llcsl oiier takes theoutilt. in-
walll. Tel. 1026-2.

 

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WANTIDB-MAGHI‘XISTS. saves."
a1 all around machinists. Must be good.

 

Mamayjatucrican La Dcntelle. lnc..5l"VoVr salp cheap-‘1

East Norwalk. ' ' ’ V, Ally desired quantity. irving K. Po
, - ’V ..;-.- ,aRowan sireei'J'lione 45’]. '

watl'frc'n — scorn .;\'0awat.xi ~ ~- "7-wa— -—-
government clerk examinations com-l FOR 3‘
lag. War means thousands 'wanied'VdY' ""9 model. 1"- HM" Meadow
Immediately. 8100 a month. Sample; ' "

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aidorabio work in this line at clean- ;
in: up the around». filling in holes
. spots in the can). and taking
tprecautiona in sanitary measurea ..
against moaaaltoes and flies during

To outline our

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FOR “0-!wa "om. ONE
11125 at pera and poultry appliances, wheel cow, 5° chickens. 57'" Wilton!” ”i

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the coming summer. need attending
to. Considerable of this work has

already been done by various cosn- satisfaction beforei

 

FORM‘WM’RM FDR BALI OB!
goo“ 1m... bed “4 pillows buddies. V will In». I room bolt». with all lln~§
.(illi‘tllllfl, bUYdIUB. chain. ru‘g‘ stove, movements. 2 1"" “ml, 18 IONIl

,nno land. sausa- trial and some!

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, DEW”? C: ”pug. .. g 1-: mile from center oilWaatport. “00,18

Ask, lolia T.’ Hayes

1hr.- 7~laia It; Norwalk'
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ball, 1 work horse, 3 farm wagons.- 111'; L007 — BM'EEN
quire Peter O’Hara. Tel. 241~V4 Howard and South Norwallt

vNonwam
. two ten dollar

m23 stV bills; mael- kindly return to l... Mof- 90"“? N "W0 duly “'00! the "will
..-_..—-—- lot. 19 Union Place, Norwalk, and re-
MY ceive reward.

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TO_LET--APRIL 181‘ 6 ROOMS. ,perlll by the military police and or.
it second floor at 6 Cross street, inquire jrclted iorVilavlllg liquor in their pos-

oi l-‘. D. Lawton. 40 Bayview avenue.

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1 FOR ”LEMABWT 100 Toys or" T0 Lela—2 FURNISHED noosts
Nb i'hoV‘ipora" need apply. - Ask for Mr.”Bl'Pr'fl lap welded pipe 1.2,” lnCh. in private family with use of bath tei- will take part in tho it

‘ Perfect condition. ephone and all improvements. inquire being manned by men of the 301“
"a,” V52 Putnam avenue.

lone cf the landsomest on the Stlulll.’ ro tar—A novel, 1 aooats
bath. all improvements, “a", [layered were reticent about that matter.
week. a'mlnutes from trolley or 3”,; soils are. i'mely constructed and sub and painted. nice place ior garden.

A. stantiai. Used little and sold for want Some irult. 1
r waterironl. (on: 81:. Cameron. 7i
n122_ 3t,‘"'”'° at l’uilli-J Telegraph oiiice, South Hawkins avenue, East Norwallt. Phone The ”first 'nsnsc practice it- the 339 South Swond avenue, Mount. Ver-V
15;: fit 1154.

-2 block irom trolley,

at: 58t

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I TO LET-plazasax'r roarihuhp
LENFORD TOURING B0_' 7001]], all improvements,
5m,” from center. Apply 7 Crescent Ter-
3122 u race or phone 1279-2.

3 minutes

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questions free. Franklin institute}?
Dept. 230. Rochester, x. v. m not ros SALE—WEB

 

WANTED, BY A no, comma} records. Plays 65 note records, Can be
apartment furnished or nniurnlsbed'chnnzt‘d to play the new 88 note' ice
with all modern improvements boatlords for an expense oi 115. Can also
Included. Address Every Woman's,.be playedllke an ordinary piano. Beat
Fashion Shop. 13 Main street Nor-fioiier considered ior accepting. Can ch

 

 

 

 

._ .‘l'alk. {seen at 18 South Osborne avenue air To LET’PR'VATE “km". .. m' - ,.

:1. .5 _ 3 ternoon, or by appointment. 11122 at “"3“" (“1“"er “mm m Cruihma‘" the laortt‘lnoc':.sv;::fhd.‘th:elllr$on'13:;

V VVV. W ANTED— ABLE BODIED AMER-q V near center. Address A. 8., care oi “In“ will be bro t to the "use
lean nuns men ,0, “mm“, meg! Fon BALE—AlliiOST NEW 4 HIGH Swan“ Inn 3: mounted on easements oi the 301.:

Piece work operation. Good money for Slide tires, 2 80:4. 2 34x4 1-2. Also :101 ‘

steady workers. Apply Employment horse power iour cylinder Cadillac en?

Department gum-"1k Tire & gum," gins in first class condition. Call E.
Co. m23 3t .1. Erickson. Nash Engineering Co.
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WANTEDr-GIRLS OVER 18 FOR?
our first shift. 710 3. good pay to'
start, piece work after learning. Apply
Employment Department, Norwallt monts. Bargain, no ransonable offer r

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' chars oanower machines;.also girls'

ER PIANOLAV TO LET-4N0. l. HENRY STREET,
gPlano in first class condition, and 56 ilrst iVloor Md ”“8me five rooms. a. m. “a ":30 "

Rent 111. Also three rooms, No. 12 in charge wiah to it
Howard avenue, East Norwalk. Garden 0' 9"” minute 0' "“5 limit The
room. inquire Mrs. S. A. Younzn, 211
Eautnvenue, East Normllt.

bath, first ilaor. Gas
lights. Inquire oi Geo. all Britton,
11122 at Fort street, corner East avenue and scouts will be sent to the range by
_ i Fort street. Phone 331.

Pomona—s noon CORNER, “"-" __..- “-

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TO LET—5 NICE ROOMS AND 302nd will accompany .the inert of

and electric
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TO LET—TWO CONNECTXNG FUR.

e- nished or unfurnished rooms with all
m23 3t fused. Write .0 A. De vLctnos 59 Leo conveniences for light: housekeeping. away‘snidiera or civilians. Thu'mfim‘.
layenuc, Bridgeport» or phone Bridge- “stcr, 3”- garden. 52-50

WANTED—EXPERIENCED s'rlrllmrt exchanss Barnum 3070-3: m2“! ‘1‘?" 2“ Ea“ “"°““°'
_ Norwalk depot. .

per week.
near East
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to learn shoe stitching. An ammo: m sans—mo: mount“
1y oi léammg a paying business pm, Practically brunt-1.. new. driven less‘
pay while learning. 11. Jacob I: Sons, thnn~1.000- miles. Natural- iinllhod
shoe manufacturers, Belden “Venue, wheelascversiaad tires, demountable
lNorwallt. 11123 at rims.,.one extra-tire-nndrlm,» never.
' ~.._. . '-— -—-;on csr.Chslns.lduonsad- other ex»
WANTED—BRIGHT BOYS OVER iras..Not a scratch on“. Price 8450

16. Good opportunity if satisfactory. ‘cash. P. 0. box 512 South Norwalk.
' .. Good pay. H.-Jacobs.. & Sons, shoe: . . m22 31
manufacturers, Belden avenue. Nor-E
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FOR . BALE—OR TO LET, THE
Ferris property at 198 Flax iiill 'Rt‘lad.

 

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t VTO. LET—THE
third tier 01 building Cor. R. R. Place will be under the direction or Gen-
>' and Washington street suitable for oral William S .Mchh‘» commanding -
tBoardlng androominghouseflor fill" OMCQI' of the atrtlllery brigade. "COI-
’ther particulars inquire at otflce‘ol
5 The Old Well Cigar Co.

NINE BOOM HOUSE,

at 38 Bayview avenue. 'All improve-
ments inquire on premises or‘ tele‘ .tion. a. rule having been made‘xbaaring
phone 1251.

 

 

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. land an acre oi ground‘ overlooking§
.South Norwaik and L. 1. Sound, is'ol-S
{creator rem or sale at. an attractive
Vfiguro. Anzideal, house and location:
lior city boarders. Garage, iontwo
cars. A business opportunity for the
right party. J. lrving Dibble, 149
Washington street. '.

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FOR SALE — FARM CONSISTING.
V'oi 20 acres good land and 2 large
Illouses, several barns on prethlaes’.
’Sltuated on Connt’ avenue. within ten
.‘lnlnutes at center oi town. Applytlirs.
A. Tsrlov, 10 Grove street, South Nor-
walk, or Tel. 1852-12.

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FOR SALE — FAMILY 1101183
with onebali acre . oi landvon Welt
Norwalh hood near Connecticut Turn-
, 'pllto. liast be sold at. once to close
aata‘ts. Small amount of cash mull-
' ed. balance on mortgage. insults
, , :Vp‘eluxeogh a Condos. Attya., United Bani

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- the 30,000 crowd which visited camp,

V 'ro "LET-5 noous sun 3 nouns!
- at 288 East avenue. Pleasant location. ‘0
FOR sacs-“ Vcows . snansH. inquire at 59 Seniors avenue. m25 ct “"9" 'h‘“ ‘“ “mm” ”med

n??? 731 .

panics through fatigue work “a m.
work should now likelihood up in
these three days through the assign ;
lug oi all men in the eaatoament to

thghvzorh. tralic rules or t l indivi A fitting 1' 001118.

III. on - " o o - -
ct here today and mm... 3°55 . We anlte you all to come and get‘vour approval and this wdl en-
V‘filllltsrr police end Ward law to able us to get acausinted

, that vohloloampectad the one way ’1.
;atreet regulations All vehicles were
gcompslled. to enter call? by way of the
V main gate end leave by way oi divl
‘ alonal headquarters through the West
gate Perfect order wagfe'pt despite

Woman Hurt in Accident.
One alight accident-duo in no wav
regulations or to the crowd oc-

 

over an embankment. One woman

has a criminal-back as a result. '
As a result of the. accident at Lit. :1‘

tleton yesterday a detail of “than”

 

road to Boston today. They arrestedi
gins man. a civilian. for over apeedmg‘
. Four soldiers were amated ,bers- to

day. They were apprehended in Pip. "

Vllssion. according to reports.

The four soldiers, members of .the

13 Main Street '-' -

With Easter approaching everv woman wants to . look her best.
while style. duality and moderate prices are to be conside‘rodmndwifll
this in mind we are prepared to serve vou just as you want us to. Our
Easter business is lost a little above the average and .we are, prepared
to give you a little more for your money. co
and utmostcourtesy.

best valuesat all-times with individual styles and models. a perfect fit-
ting. Every gamut sold to you in- our shop must be to your perfect

The atmosphere of our store will prove an ideal place for your
future oping. Expert fitters are at your service. combined With

We wish to express our gratitude to the hundreds of women of
Norwailc and vicinity for their extended patronage and we shall en-
deavor to maintain your good will;

Ellery; Woman’s. Fashionsfihop
Exclusive Women ’s and Misses’
Ready to Wear Apparel

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mbiued with good service

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business principles we shall always give you the

still-1

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ale t”br|gade. whose names were un-
at ainabls today. took a truck to Pep-
perlll to secure this.llquor. Officials

burns AND masts.

Edgar 8. Parker.
Edgar 8. Porter. son at .\l r. and Mrs.
“Id Frank 1:. Parker, of South Norwa‘k.
died yesterday aitcrnoon at his home.

 

Whether the men intended to bring
back a truck load when arreated co
not he learned. ’

Flt-at Artillery Range Work

field artillery regiments at this camp
will be held here tomorrow morning.
Shells will be fired at the targets at
a range of two lnlics. A full battery
ring. the nuns

‘non New York. Hr was thirty-elght'
.vaars of age; and besides his parents.:
{is survived by 'a wire. one daughter.
and two sisters. Mrs. Charles ii. Young
and Mrs. George Scofleld. of south:
aNorwalk. The deceased for many‘
years a resident oi this city. and was
employed in Rogers & Stevens cloth:
lag store and had -a boob. of "loading
was a member oi Old Well lfldfié, No.-
108. F. and A. M. Funeral services, .to
be held irom his late home. this eve-
.ning at 7:30 o'clock. will be private,
and in accordance with the wishes at
tile deceased there will be no flowers.
The remains will be brought to this ci-
ty tomorrow for interment in River;

lldQ cemetan- I

and 30nd Field Artillery, regimentat
Three-inch ,guns willrbemacd. . ‘
The men of the regiments "iall'ln"
at 4 o'clock in the-,"tnornlng. Firing.
however, under the 'camp regulations.
will not begin until 7:30 a. m. The
early call for the men is to insure
their being at the range to begin lir-
ing promptly at til; time. Artillery
ilring is allowed éy between. 1:30
and the omega
vali themselves

ranrm is about than miles from the
h-. luarters oi thfi' artillery regi-
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‘vill take considerable time to

regain set up, properly and out |

Mrs. Robert M. Tansy.
”Mrs. Josephine 11. J. Tonny, wife oi
Robert M. Tenny. died last night at
the home. 17 North avenue. Funeral

it. v.“ manna. aunts mm
In as»: Jan. 14. 1.918 i
soon-l noawaut. .70 new. vault
in at.—-—l:39s. um, 5:49;. ms t
01571.7:18!.7:54x.8:211. 8:591. azssl
: a 11:21:. ,
10?? :h—lzzom 12:5: (Stamford only)
1:00x. 1:38;. 31:17:, 4:32:, 5:27;. 5:“

Field Artillery. The members oi, the ‘
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the 301st to the range. where both ‘
regiments will, help set the guns-

Previously. however.-a detachment oi

the regiments to police the ileld. This
is as a precautionary measure. and -
the men will-be stationed around the
boundaries of the range for some tilna
before actual tiringI starts to warn

all but “combatant. troops" and om.

‘CJS.

The tiring. according to present
plans. will continue all mornloeutnd

oaels George Brooke and Daniel 5‘.
Craig, respectively. will direct their
regiments.

0:003. 6:41 (Seamiord only), 7:02;
8:00, 10:07:. . . . V
“18 “"9! 3 1M0“ purposes first“. A. ‘M.—12:34x, 5:223. 5:491, 8:“ l
will warn artful-angers who may have 9:101. 10:33:. 12:03; . 4-3211
wandered onto-therapy: berm-e the - P.” M.+1:09x. 2:44x. 5.12:3. 7‘5" V
arrivalhoi th soldiers and secondly, 2043:]: 51:33:; 5:5‘l'x. 7.0 . . .
after-t esoldiers (lithe regiments rah. : . : .
this part arrive. it_will serve to keep "awry-1’22}: 3503;" “"31“":‘03: E
“martian” from m m“ °‘ "' 3:51;. 9:15;. 9:45x,10:503. . i
i P. st.—12:osx. 1:05, 2:15x, 2:5.
3:30; 3:53. 4:23, 5:18;. 5:20, 0:00!-
6:0:la, 8:102, 11:15:, 11:45:. _ l
Sundays .
A. MHz”, 8:003, 9:003, 10:08:.
10:50:.
BIL—12:10. 1:033, 8:85; 5:01..
5:251. 5200:. 7:10x, 8:101. 11:15:,
11:45:. .
IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.

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staii- will be resent to witness-abo-
L. M. Ayers beauty parlors, Keaier nm range wo¥k.

building. 155 Washington street. South The list of names oii the allure
Not-walk. Vi-rayo treatment fol-scalp ""1“ t3"; cummmdlm “b? 3‘
> sea or as s ar s
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- - , pYoths now.naarly completedam
V 'tho.nslaaa..wlll.ho. made public toz
Vpsmrmo —- earns-narrow: mm" ~ .
decorating. painter'a million-await '
paper. up-to-dato styles, lowoat'pric'ola
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on '-
tiers solicited Tel. 400.. _ :Alesandaflr. b
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slams stouaas

looses ara,solaa.,irom.1’aris.- whicp'
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Union rat-col. mm..ndnaa;;i.v.1poaels malls oi'haad'herohiaiv use.
mm. . smear-anus Whose only-tomatoes: in M. no.
distance hauling. .Ught and haunting: ethereal! (I'm. til-M
trucking. ommuMJu‘t. m with dram orhavo insane oil

House «sanction. V

‘ is featured, although in deference to
e. the. wishes oi many American woman.
that have the
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. Men‘s WWW soft hats ior-sol
Indies' um hats rebiocked. water-«Paris haa‘uatv bio-sci
proof attaching. Prices" right. 'Joho 'iamfliar'vV'naol- withrtbo
anew-r. Water and mound. om), muesli-r.
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--_...,.. .-.. v - . Major General Harry 1‘. Hodges. A. M.—--12:2¢.I. 12:581. 5:37, 5:01
BUSINESS NOTICES commandments“ of the division. 7:15,9:10a,10;22a..11:583. ?
and many members of the divisional P. ills—1:20. 2:41 (Bridgeport 0111!,-

1:15;
7:083, 5:88. 9:25:

Amoathhe “newest: assortment hit 1’

' f‘Wnatorialuaad all-ale mm mt.

. ”In.
real that lace. Thom alarm l p,

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Batu a . 2:41 (Bridgeport. except
Slings; 3:271. 4:28, 5:10, 0:21q
0:51, magma, (Bridgeport. only)-

 

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A. Irwin. 12:5!,,7:43,, 0:10: ,
10:19. 11:18:..11:58x. ;
P. IL—tlw. 4:43;, 0:331, 0:41 1

NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
. NOBWALK .
MA. I.—18:15a‘. $110; fizga. 5'2“, I
0:505:053. 5:80; ' .1... : .

'lié—llzi'l, rises. 4:35. 5:1”;

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Ella. 0:111. 0:111.
' Quads”
‘ a. 14:10:, Vases. 7:55, local

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4:85; 5:181: C:1ky.'l:0|a.0:1h..!:ut V

1.40:.
mil: NORM To: 0W”:
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fla—izfl, 4:3”. 0:25:
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DAWIJEYJ +03 some "it
Pull-H tars. 7:01.

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services will be held tomorrow morn-l Mary oi South Norwalltz. Charla- oi .VVV V
ing at 11:3 o'clock from the late homc.}litamiord; lira. William E. Lewis, at ; ‘
Rev. Dr. Finch of Stanford will 0111- Boston; WilllamVJ., Jr., of autos
clate and interment will be in Warren, sue. N- 1.: Richard, ElllIbEl-‘l. 5850'» .
Ohio. Josephine and Alecia oi South V-Nor:
~———'—- . walk and John a member oi the Naval ,
H‘"! J. Plant . Reserve, stationed at New Haven. The
The remains oi Harry James Platt- ' inneral will be held on Tuesday morn~
who dicd at his home 2 Foster avenue. ing at 8:80 irom the Inc home on Croa- .
Bridgeport. on Friday morning. have cen Terrace and a nine o'clock from ,
been brought to Norwallt and the lam St. Joseph's Church. Intormentiwill he,
oral will be held on Tuesday aitcr- in the family plot in St.- Mary's «211°? .
noon VatV2:30 at the home oi his bl‘O‘joryh ,‘.. _ . .v ..
ther-inlsw. .t‘Villianl 11. Manual, .29 i
Summit avenue. Booth Nonwsllt.‘ Rev.» ' -
J. Harrison Thompson otilclatlng. Ths‘TODAY’ 111- WALL
deceased is survived by a widow and _ _ . V.
two children. Vivian and Harry, Jr.. a, NEW YORK, March 25, Wall Strmt. .
brohter. Ernest or New'Hsven. and I 10:30 a. m.-—Recosslons of from 2 to 4
sister. Mrs. Harold Low, also of New points accompanied Fhe feverish1y sc-
"fll'fll- ‘ ~ itive opening of today's Stock Market. :-
iurgent selling resulting from latest r.
Mrs. VMloabol Rustyak. war dvlces. Rails. the various war -,-'
(‘athcrino RuStyak, wife of Richard equipmwu’ tho .ghlpplngs, coppem’ g
Rustyalr, died Saturday evening Vat her “a oils. also a score of specialsm V
homaVin Connecticut avanum, and” shared more or less equally in the se-.
years. Funeral services were held this vu-QV dealing, much ohwhlchaugzfiiml ir-
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