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ill'O- FOR bALEél‘ORU ROADSTER Court. inquire of 8. Cbnriott, 43,
WMTWERS 0N ll 2 3t .
men's a” '91“. Steady '0“. Best body. Summer and winter top. SetVoumm 'm
m Asst at once. The ion-mainland boards with alums besrd.‘ ' *
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1’0 LET—«MODERN noun or mm" "“3““
vlbdd N . .5
Ewan. Bluffltfonn. :12 It ’ ‘ Aye" Garage, East oruallt six too-is, bath, reception hall, andl
‘IMMMMMD
and lira. Albert W. of this cry.
ed at the not“! Pl" mother, is;
day. sped fourteeaViyeel'I. Ive months,
six days. She is survived by a flther
Albeit
Kit-e, Jr., who at present is located
t camp Dove's. and In aisten, Us
Iris, anus. rm Margaret and Lil-
ly. Funeral services will be held on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock, and in-
‘f \ WW ', 1'0 “1' ‘ itement will be in the family blot at The Hour Publishing Company.
: .. _ _ l . l l Pine island cemetery. in w life-he ll Windy pops-
in," women—common AND HAN- "’°ll “LE-A GOOD HORSE. lN- 'ro ‘ . —— lar. out holdl Ito-bonito» in both the-
L 1—8 nouns . “4. iii-
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“ 3°": W! NOW“- ' "1’ " of Concord. Also 6 rooms at st Bates. A. C. WHEELER He 1- I member 0131- PM- “am
sad social life of the.
For it long period he has been con-
lsorwaik. all 3
can .91 bookkeeping dud oflice mu.;nsrrow bush beans for seed, 25c lb..f
. . 8123' Luca e. No. or. sad A. ”.1":sz
wsuno—uy unnurncrunixo Wm“ "m" “" '""'°V’”‘"" 0°“ "We“ ‘3” "l“ “m" hi" llummlc-'21, ism. He mvedtboiouou w;- -
“mutton. young man with linos'I-l' res ente—axriu PINE wni'ru ’f’mmn' App" 2 s" “h" “"9“" ”“3“ 0’ "New“ ”M""" Mll‘lshlolul Muterln189l-95.Ind ln'Jann'!
ti a director in thip tllc company,
, several years has
and ft'il'1 ‘
been manner of the 5
_ .. factory. .
is a keen business man. and is,
ever alive to the interests of the cityl
as a whole. tie is public spirited and
gives much of'his We to its up-
bulldinl. and wotcbea its nowth with
consideraflc wide.
When the city of lei-walk outgrow,
the old borough charter he served as}
councilman lerseveibl years. as was
elected as mayor of the city tar!
isms. i
For nearly twenty years be served
as a mother of in bond of council 'n
and was acting as ”crisinnsn st thy
time of retirement in 1914. .
llr. Wheeler is a director of the Ila-i
lineal. Bank of Norwalk. tbe Fairield,
County Savinas Bank, and president 01‘
pal church and is one of the veetry,’
hsvinx' been a vestryman for many; 4
years. and takes a deep interest in lhc'
welfare of the church. _ l
Mr. Wheeler is an enthusiastic 11a»;
son. lie was raised in St. John‘s
ry 1902, was elected as lost “for.
hipful Grand Master lie in it membea
"l”- Ai'llll! by letter in own hand-[dw'ered- ““9 Minx 0" B“ 5 8’99"!
1"films. stating qualifications. Address Ilrlns bean. 0m- all round horse.’
Bookkeeper, care of Sentinel.
aan cvenuc.
WMTID-MACHENIST non ALL:
round work. Apply it. U. V. 00.. BUr-I -
~ ritt avenue and Day street, South Nor-,ITOOIIIB. all improvements, ssrare tongue“ mom 9' Telephone 1“"
.u‘alk. i ' ail 3tthtrt-e cars, garden, near centre, on!
' itrolley line, caey terms, must be sold;
WANTED—A NUMBER OF GIRLS Address 9. 0. box 491 South :vormuit.'mum
for tiny and piece- work in our factory. Conn. all 3t '1 .
Apply Clover Manufacturing 00., 50.
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laura Place.
TO LET—-liOUBE. 9 noons. BARN: '
cheap. Nichole. Phone 148'3, New (‘an- and out-buildings with five acres 0 l
i lhind. fruit, etc. 15 minutes walk from
lcciiicr \‘t-ry reasonable rent to right
t ".V- -1r , .m V Bout ’
FOR SALE—HOUSE SEVENTEEN no r M” k lander 4 h Main.
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AUCTION GALE
, Pursuant to a Judgment of foreclos-
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“13‘ me entered in and by the Superior
.._.;(.‘ourt In and for the County of Fairu’O'
TO LET—i ROOMS. Au. lMPROVE-
lit-Id 0n the 23rd tiny of November.
l-‘. Kits, Lexington arenue und 1011, in the case of George 1. [image
all 3t vs. May 0. User. ct sis.
May street. 4 . all 3U FOR SALE -— GLASS (‘Aiilxg'
' [launch 11x26 it. to h. p. Barker motor,‘b
liELPV 8200. 2 fine plate glass 76xl20 in. 350'
W-PO BATTERY 50 it. steel tape, 85. 2 munctos. :10
WANTED-lNTELLlGENT
“'ANTED. APPLY
TO LET—AUTOMOBILE! sponsor: a
V y the day, week or month. Reasons'
.Vble rater. White Garage. back or the lace the following described proper-
l The subscriber will sell at public
ucllon on April 27th. 1918, at two
Ot'lOCll. in the afternoon. on the prem-
ty:
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(0. am at cach. s. B. Wilson, 92 Wall street. no“ 0 "3 so” “Walk
* “Norwalk. ‘ l , ,
WANTED-'DIEX FOR OFFICE, _ TO LET~.\PR”1 101'". 6 ROOMb
"gsccond floor at (SC-roan street.
Nltll'l.‘
ry nico still,"
no it fine lot to plant or build nice one or
two family house with improvemcntS.
WANTED-(“SH FOR OLD FALSE‘M- bargain. Address P21). box
tcetl’i. Don't miner it broken. 1 pair's-(min Norwnik.
3:: to its [self s'et. also cash for old~
gold, silver, platinumfdental gold undi FOR SALE—GOOD HEAVY
old gold Jewelry. ' Will rend catih by horse.
rcturn mull and will hold goods 10
(lays for nondcr'u npprovul of
priced Mall to if. Muzer
ct rct-t, l’hiliidflphiu, Pa.
stoic soc. wxpcricncc and salary ex-f FOR SALE—A DANDY.
pt‘t'lt‘il. Addrcso P. 0. box 1005 Bridge-‘ large lcvcl building lot. Ve
port.
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5'3-'locallty, with all
all 6‘ menis,
Iscsrion May list. Also two furnished
“'ORKVrooms with bath to rent, light house-
GOOd '0’ forming. AWL" aficr koepinz if desired. inquiri- 22 Taylor
V5 p. m. (l. i'otirdisky, Ely avenue, Tol-' all 6i
0007 B ugly, cplionc Mitt). aw 3i
‘ as; :m; V .V, TO ,LET “crowns, ort‘icns
; FOR SALE‘V‘A 3 “00-“ HOl'SE-V corncr of Washinizton street and R. ll.
WANTED—~i’iRST MASS CAR-Jll 7 Quintard ul‘cnuc, inquire at lioc-VlimcoV and apartments. V For further
[motors to work in barracks tit l'. Sign &- StVorcns, South Norwnlk, or‘ particulars Billlli' Old We" C153!“ C0-
truining ship Grunitc Stale, loot 97th}"“°"" 6"" ‘9 6‘
i-itrcct, Wet-it, N. Y. City. Apply with'
* tools, .ioscpii ll. Cubic, Supt. oil oi‘
“Vellllf‘.
TO LET—HOUSE AND GARAGE,
FOR SALE—0R TO LET. A NiNl-Zdti Lawrence strect, South Norwnik.
.. d l room house, at 38 Bayvlew avenue. All f inquire on promises. it!) till
i. WANTED-T0 RENT 'SIX 0R SE\',}lllllll'0V91ll9ilt8. lnqulrc on pmmiacs ori -—~-‘- --—»-~ - --‘ ——-.»
on room liouso, with improvement“ll-‘lt‘llbono 1251. i To LET—EiTill-lit 4 OR I. NICE.
(lnl'ttit‘t! dcslrcti. Nciir South Nun-walk; - iilcauant rooms at NO- 23 Elizabeth
rtation prefcri-cd. Address particularsl FOR SALE—’03 TO LET. Tlllf'street, South Norwaik. inquire at
to (‘ominutviz box 96, i’nssnlc. N. J. :Ferris- ”"09"“ at 198 Flux “I" Roadvlpl’l‘mlsefi. Pl'l‘nlllill‘ altcr 6 01'ka .
as St consisting of large house of 15 rooms: -——..
. loud on new of ground ot'crlookinlzt LOST
WANTED—AV A‘XSHTAVT ”VV‘Soutli .\orwalk and L 1. Sound, is of-,
. ‘ — ' ETTER Plil'.
«(crud for root or sale at an attractive _ L031: EXGI’IS" S
ccnucd chei-k or 003Ulatliflfl had 3 onnguw An ideal house and locotionW I to with black 9mm. Finder rctim.
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4 vr- ru'cx crienc» in lru storc.Good' . - .‘ .t 3
1‘8"," L‘ prl‘it-k1;t| 8:00“ Bridgeport {for city boarders. Garage for two to 12. South \luln .llt t, ..lo l
(.‘on'n ' J. I ‘ " a8 loé'cnrs. A business opportunity for thci—‘—‘ "V'h'er’Vr—VV " ....,...V.. .
' iriizht party. J. Irving Dibble, mic LOSE--fillxhiln I 'V V V
. I .oncor u ( on. g *' i~‘ .7.
WANTED—*MACHINIST'S. SEVERM “ ashlngion street. Vliioavv ring. rcnlzziziirg' ‘.‘ it? i -i and
Val till around in inists. Must be good!
No “helpers" n. d apply. Ask for Mini
. . ~ l 20 acres good lurid and 2 largei
Adams, America La Dentelle, inc..}° . . , \ ,
Em \‘orwulir n ,iiouses. sovernl borne on premises. 3" “”hmgm" “"“L
ESiluuted on Conn. avenue, within ten: ' .
WANTED—AT OVCE PAINTBRS i'hilntitcs of center of town. Apply lift-5.! FOR SALE-41011519 o
FOR SALE —— FARM COXSISTING‘dismond. lv‘ludt-r “ill root-2w- rownril
by returing it to Alfred Goldsclimidt.
ut thc Norwaik i-iurdwaro t‘o., Nor- “- “”0“ “3 Gm” “”9“" 50‘4" NW“
\t‘uik. Only iirst class mcn need apply, f walk, or Tel. 1852'12'
310 3t;
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.. lwnlk. Price $3,300.
"mm Ask John T. Hayes
’ . FOR SALE — FAMILY
,_ .’ 'E N .1 I.\i- with onehaif acre of land on WeSt .
WANTED i£\l RIB U-D TR 1 i No. 7 Main St, Norwalk
:m ESTATE—INSURANCE
more; on soft hats: also girls to learn. VNorwnilr Road near Connecticut Turn-j
Steady'work and good pay; Amcricunimke; Bigot :9 sold a: ofnce hm “0.“! . _‘.~ __
l t .\ii . Co., 2' Grand .strcct, Nor-iegta 8' ma amoun ° ,C“ "9“"?
I a S U ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire;
Keogh & Candee, Attys.. United ’9qu
wsnrcogpupruy. com. A . building. Tel. 5m. , Personal Accounting
good walk wk aid laundress. TWO .: -‘__,, Bfis m" -‘s‘s’" Nam" "‘7!
in family. Wages $40 per month. All; V . - , .' .
improvements, Address '1'. W. Austen.- EMPLOYMENT AGENCIESV V . . ,
| Situations secured for all causes of . '
Tel. 653 all at f
tapplcants. Private houses, hotels,:
{boarding houses, restaurants and foo;
itcries. Apply Wilson's Employment off
WANTED - SHIRTMAKERB. PA!
while learning. ‘
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maintain health and self respect.
ificc, 24 ClayV street, South Norwalkd The mat things to buy I
lConn. Tel. sis-i. . your income are food, shelter,
care and education.
Mmrmc — 'PAI’ER-HAINGINGV
decorating, painter’s supplies; walll
paper. up-todnte styles, lowest prices;
Estimates cheerfully given, Trial or.i
tiers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander;
White, 61 M Ely avenue.
Pay cash, but write down all
. , that goes for necessities.
WANTED—iimulERS. SHIRT tax-V .
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Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.‘
ll'iaberty. proprietor. Trucking. Ions
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Oillce telephones 1581. 800‘
House connection. “
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Mirror lliiSlNESS
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Heury‘A. Hegelein. plumbing and
Ibooting contractor, of No. to Water
0' street, has the contract for the‘pinnsb-
lint. boating and meal work on Mrs.
“'9‘, N. Va Road’s new house s Gibson Couft.
' ' pivot-ten ALIXANDER DMFYID.
m ’i ,l
smwumsmkstrtlz-oio
motes-ions a r."
pacific!
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WANTEprURNERB- TO Whali!
in factory.
Cluett Pea ,.
rakemen and
= Firemen
‘w -._._
Chance for good wages and
vsmmevst for than between the ages
‘of' eighteen and tortyJivs‘ yum in
pond physical condition.
N.‘ H. G H. I. K; I
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it. a. secs», .yp't.‘ wit-van.
at. p. Militant. m ,wmt‘surs.
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T0 LET-HOUSE [N DEMANE
"We” ‘mll'0"‘“tuauiorii- by land
newly papercd throuxhout. l’oe-
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i One picre or parcel of land. with
, the buildings thereon. situated in the
ln-VTown of Norwalk. Connecticut. in
quire F. D. Lawton. 40 Bayvlcw nl'e- quantity twulVe acres, more or less.’
all 3t,anil bounded and
described at lolv
'lovrs: Northariv liv il'nd of Charles
IW. Sector. and land of James Bates:
of sold Bates. and
land former-iv of George Mather, now
of Jessie l. Glover: Southerly by high-
-war: and Westci-ly by land of David
N. Mather. and by highway.
Also all that certain tract or parcel
of land, in quantity "two Acres. more
or loss. situated in, said Norwslk, and
bounded Northerly and Westerly by
1 land of Frank N. Glover; Easterly by
,lund now of Hugo Ruehl: and South-
loriv by highway.
For‘porticulers and terms inquire of
"Wllilolnpl F. TAMMANY.
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a 5' Committee.
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t Rosu Kalmar. o . orwnlk. Conn. vs.
.loxeph Kulmor. of part» unknown.
. State of Connecticut. b‘airtield coun-
ty, Superior Court, ssfiirldscport, M)
rii 10”), A. 1)., i9l8. '
Upon the complaint of the said
Roan Knlmnr. praying for reasons
thorcin set forth. for it divorcesnd tho
til." iv of minor children, returnable
. Superior Court. in and for Fair-
t‘ounty. on the first Tuesday of
tots.
tppeiirinc to and bciniz found b!“
vubscril‘ing authority that Joseph
Kolmnr. the said defendant is absent
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oil (it from this state and gone to parts. un- ””5
known.
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ROOMS. Therefore oi‘dcred. that notice of the‘
’u‘ilh all modern improvcmt‘nts. fruit. pcndcncy "t “id complaint be sil'enV’
Warden. Well located in South Nor- by WMM‘M this Order in the South .
.Norwalit Bimini: Sentinel, a newopa-
floor printed in said Norwaik,/ three".
gtinics uiicccouivt=Iy,-commcmain/itr on or
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:of Washington Chapter, R A. M" oi.
lNorwalii. and Worthington Council it;
; and S. 51., of Stamford. lie was knight-
ird in Clinton Commandry. No. 3.’
Knights Templar, of Norwalk. March'.»
its. mot, and served in the position or
fEminent l'ommander, in ”97.98, with‘
. utmost ediciency ‘
in l007 be received the appointment!
Grand Warder in the Grand Co'u-‘
In Ev color or finish
From $19.98 to $60
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maudry of Connecticut. and after lib: ' l i ’
ting various offices. was elected Right i’ 0m l i 0 ‘ ’ l i I
Egnlnent Grand Commander in March, i . V g
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i Mr. Whaler is a .TiZd Dome Maison,I ‘ . ' i
icing a numb." o! the Scottish Rite ' I .. .
Bodies in tho Bridgeport iurludictlon.’ \ {H153}; "‘7' ATM?! : A
and also holds membership in Pyrit- , t ' ‘ ‘ ‘ n. ‘ . ‘ V
V mid Temple of thc A. A. C. N. M. 8.. i e _ "'le l’Vpl‘
ju! Bridal-port." . ‘ . I ( ’ ’ ll‘.’ “I”
Mr. Wheeler is is member of the lu- ‘ .'/ fi f? tie. "
dependeenit 071;! of Odd Fellows, being .\Q’ -" ' l ./ --
connect wt Our Brothers lodge. _ -' I ~ /"~ ’-
No. 10 of Nonalli and is a Post Grand ’ ' . ( first“! /
representative to the Supreme Grand .-. . ar’o e ' ' - it "'
Lodge. ' ' 1 '2
A' handsomc sec} engraving of Mr.) ' 1 '
: Wheeler. is a frontiaplece of the year . 18 the I ' for the Mill‘ er. Full Ii“ '
V ‘ tbstcan, gliedtoanynartelrtlbeliouse. Come ..
iANXlOUS rro DO ".‘dm't'
, EVERYTHING TO 1 . -. w
! WIN run WAR. '
at. OPEN linoleum OPEN
(C(mlllliled from First Page). i ’ ' ‘ .2
. i A CHARGE A CHARGE i
.ihey are hdoingh ererythiniz in their R
power to e p s orten it. Enthusiasm. .
palrlOtli/II Norwallt has lwr sharia! ACCOUNT “as ACCOUNT
more than her ahnre do that noble. . ' . ‘ '
bond of workers who are pouring no -,
cifort to achieve success for this cityi
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ELECTRICIANS
furnished for repair or infirm. Competentntsnsndgood
rvlce ‘mnteed. '
smattfitoounons, FIXTURES, acumen. m
mums: AND SUPPLIES
"The White Electric Co.
in“
land for thc Third Liberty Loan and} R8“ es me
there is n clock of putrioliom ‘ in: ' , ’ .
Vecorcs of others who have been motI . _, , .
Vunxious to help out in the drive. " t ‘ ' “i .
. t Hoosier Kitchen 3 e s
The team captained by Elbirt WJ . .
Fitch is still leading in the biz drive!
Captain Fitclt'u workers are umonc'_f ',' . . . e
um who a... durum mm;- Wializciul’urnishing liomes Complete
headquarters huge sums of money. .
Other teams are beginning to press: ‘ . . , -
District 24 rnthcr cioacly. hOWPi'v-r,i,=3, .
and one or two are not only within" ' rlln Ftlrnlture C0
striking distance. but up i'ictuaiiy on - 3 "_
the heels of the lending aggregation. 5 ‘ . L
Corporations Committee. . -
,The committee on corporations, in!" ~ . SH GTO” ST. ~
y,.M.»N. Maychoff, is also doing: YPo-L 9 the 105 127 131 WA IN :’ ‘
than work among their particular’ ' , V . ,. . . '
clients. They will have a rt-pnrl m‘yuirmmmw. wit.” ‘ i”
make in tho near future. which, it
ill expected. Will be surprising. it was,
committee that iandcd the:
150.000 subscription when lli" drivel
was first put under way and morn big‘
'eubscriptiomi are expected. I
. Subacnipiion for $5.000.
‘ The team captained by Charlcq-g‘
Kellogg picked oil onv subscriptibn j.
[$5.000 inst night. This eicvcn is civ-,’
ing the Fitch team a bnrtl rub for fire“
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. _ place and is coming along nicely. _ ' “d Contractor] ‘3
:bcforo the Zoth day of April, A. 1)., 0"," Wm, .8” also doing we”; 134‘W’ Shotgun-firs“ Bowman
V1918. _ cum Workurs are beginning to turn athinglcn ' '
: MICHAEL J, FLANAGAN. in their reports more systematically; _‘ V__ ,,_ _ _ .
'Asnt. Clerk of the Superior Court for The rank weather of the past few: , y .., ,, , . . W- -.... .. 3‘
F- iriield Countv days has assmtcd in slowing up tho - » .. ‘
d " drive to some extent. but while it mayl . " ' .
have dampened e arth, it has only " , _ . . I j
NOTICE , 'done likew' pirii of the; Eve 0mm S , on 0” fig
District of Norwaik, as. Prolieiol workeer 3 Mill: igllgfgnfl ‘ . -‘ ., 7;.
Court, April 10, A. 0.. 1918. 1‘8an " . ' c “3 ' u z. . .' .. 1'
Fhitate of Walter Hoyt. late of You in“ res More Ch ’1 on: . V ”THE SHOP 03' “8””le VALUES u-
walk, said district deceased.
‘ 9 Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Nor-walk, birth limited and al-
lowed six months from th 3 date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claim for settlement. Those
whofneslect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time,_
will be debnrred a recOVeryHAil per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-'
'quested to make immediate payment
to ,
THE SOUTH INORWAIK TRUST CO.
- By cans. c. How. cross.
my? ' ‘ Executor”
novice l
District of Norwailt, as. Probate
Court. April 11, A. 1)., 1913. |
Estate in Connecticut of ' Clark A:
Price. late of Plainficid, ffi the fluid
of New Jersey. dtceased.
Ordered. that the administratrix ex-V
biblt, ber lflminictration account toI
our court for sdlustinent. at the Pro:
bate oucein‘Norwalk, on the 19th tiny1
of .April. ms, at 2 o'clock. ‘ after,
um; and that all persons fittes'ciited'i
the Worn" cause this 'of—é
”up. published Ina Swill-W,
dence this mornin ' .c the weath-g.
er, than wa tgd‘ estorday. til-V;
though til 5 .‘i m ch work to bet
fisudmonufactnreni of this city are do-i'
in unit «into may be notified thereof. i
A more cheer-fa tone was in evi-
.~'.—..-
13 Main Street, Norwalk
COATS 0F “RUBBEniznp TWEE . {RAIN-A
' COATS AND CRAVENE - us ,
The “Best-Yettc” Brand. You surely will spore-u;
.ciate ...... ....... . ...... ...’$10to$20*
We ‘° ”9 '4’“ ’“ "‘" "’“ig' Exciusivc’lalics’ divlilsscs’ Ready to weariip artl ,
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at 85 Washingtonl
street is e busiest places on!
the map t . with'scorcs of worker: ' -
rrportlng d .iiy. banks turning in their
lists and e money from the workers;
being on ti on the banks 33 per tho. {V
rubscri on lists. l 'r
Donating Space. 9
Business houses. professional men'
:done. Headqu »
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noting
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in on Mill!
occur tutti
End the Headaches, albumen-Com
atipatlon, Isd Breath and.“
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' Yertlaifl umoscs the liberty loam cbmmittee. m
figmfoni";g the unfair: or tbe,achoois. churches. and other instl ,V
rloan. Over 1.000 inches of news and lions throughout the city are com,
(ii-play advertising matter has already on pus dam will u ui tum; om
been used in the papers in this city‘beipinir out by the display of it
. or the first three days of this week ture and are taking a certain
mod is getting results. Those buaiv the work off the slmuldors of
0'" en. manufacturers or others oinmittee by so taking care ottli .
5?: tile-alto to natal through the medi- feature of the advertising carp; . ‘ ,
Kl " 7 .innrof advertising may duels cuts All of thesc'fcrm contribute “97
fl 1‘ ‘3. ’ f ‘ rind other advertising miter through success of the drive and tire v
' ' - s“ ‘~ .' (the committee It headquarters ssd pleasing to the members of the
the members will be glad to cooper-pines.
tits with anyone-desiring to assist.
letter count" In.
‘ th. lass. conga. trait-n:
sadvotber supplies on as .
mot-sat erltra. stow
mmmmnficw
rotor am am.
'ritoiintvmitW :2" ,o'witl:
instants; mm the cam“
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