s1. ~
~ caution. Don't decide now, write
III “M. ‘
.I
aeph Davis, 85 Washington street.
M’ljo
_ p in... 8*.ng
Miscellaneous Advs. : : : : : :
WAMEMIRLS TO‘ WORK in"
factory, Apply 50 Day utreet. a20 329
WANTED—BRIGHT YOUNG IAN1
‘11 to 19 years of age, High school ed-
ucation for assistant chipping clerk.
Chance for advancement. Aggy Ir-
Adama, American
last Norwalk.
la Datelic inc":
.20 31
Fan sate—A our mo ital
visible baby narriue in nod Lanai-1
tioa: Cheap. inquire In. 1!. Malm.’
11 West avenue, South Norwalk, mom:
lugs or ctr-pings.
Jan 31-
wmairmasr word
Km WIT-H momma or
“Pun/mum. armor WORK
000D my. new BOOK-KEEPER!
cam: on ammni. ‘
WAMID~WORK OF ANY KIND.1
lo out by the day. Mrs. Puscas, 113:
Water street, South Norwalk. all}. fit:
*7 l
WANTED—TOOL ‘MAKERS. 5 OR.
8 FIRST CLASS MEN. GOOD WAG-'
ES, OVER '1‘ ‘ 1E. APPLY RAYHOND-
[BLISS 'roo'. co. l.\'(‘.. 25 GRAND
or. soawanx. :19 :it'
t
WANTED—BOY. INQUIRE AT JO-é
all) at
wan E — 1.1-: . . .xi“
T D A“ aomrn “P- i ran sALE—iiaxn ausvxroann
under to for our second and third shifts '
Rubber Co.
WANTED—HORSE. 11A" RAKE
and tedder in good working condition '
State price find where some can be
”cc. ms "t
1
women—nova. utter an own.
at mans or AGE AND wuaas'o'
1'0 worm. oiti-xn uiirizanncns.‘
APPLY n-w HAT soon, came.
eraser, xonwauo
aid stQ
wanna—norm MAN. :2: run!
wi-ek guaranteed. with commission.‘
Address Z. care of Sentinel.’
’-
vvau'rlo-casn FOR OLD FALSE‘
1
1 .
'hfaln street. '
MINI-wk! 0.103 0 0R 8 Mai“
CLASS WOMEN AT HAND HEM-
thia about.“ iv.‘ .1 ivn; i
. Once while it .Liit
M
Wham ,
. >¢HL
4:42 . -
‘ri one. of
w 18 GIVEN lbw Yuri theatres. be come ,
~ ‘ ' ‘. . ' Mt 1’- o’ciick 'n the morni
WWII-um sat haleLpiniaf-d. lies
' \ mm _ ..._. . "'1' to get up, but “91mm" .
‘ 1 \ ' bed c at
ests in the aid of the Ailioa before . . - i mast-asses node may as he ”4 ”9 ‘r‘m “‘9 a
7" Joined the million cause, . could I. out “a 91., mu,- with the the bed and led her out ' ‘i .. ‘
oor. kicking her mood -
ving marks or“ "“0“
boys. She pleaded with him to rer ‘ _ 1‘
lie threatened her _ .
.h at ill-Io man, the stark wasl
hovering over the house and 1.. “her body.
whom. Roto- Polnt Park.
‘1. Buy. 1‘15 Iain unset.
mm J'ivsWudsorLsssto. 1me inflow" gullrded‘fdlailmreu.
OI” ,- t, 3 1"! ml: at decimal-a the. n Parr, 115 Main street. . 'awerod by slapping her (gm; tworso tmtmgt unless she
fires M WP: 9|! '0“- $1.00. W Unit-dilutes iota-i. be mommy Irma airs. Edward J. Finnegan, 152 seat and Kicked Her. NIH 1mm 1-“.
. that the Allies auist be protected assi- street. ' another the hem infuriated. Wrench: ' m” ..
moron-tax moaning-moot. www.mvnanmmu thermal»: 4'” ..
bani-Bannmlatastreet, ,aldantaahisamtantantikiciicdhawker“!“Rc"a?“r
P. m. ”1 Iain sweet :ae' erai‘ places upui the body. She fill “MI 01“ uv‘ W M
' ‘ _.__..__-___ be fully utilised for the jinn-cu m lain street you they were constancy wrangling as s ranching has senor-lb“ {sit
0‘ ”'9 W “W of States. 101 lain street. and once in Chicago those was a his constant siri-ansllllsmlI :3 W
" ' ‘ W . . lies lures. 111 Main streetflow when she wouldn't leave the corn- atween them. 111:“ :1...“ .
'ro tar—s noon aouac, xaaa'ml‘r‘lflmfl: mm” of indua- m “no. ate-men spans. fight-agate m ‘23:: aisle1m 1;“ :1 32 31‘s a. _ . . .-
IIDIII ' In. I 8". M- ' s
"m "‘d "we" '°‘ “"‘e' "°‘ "'1 speaker nld “inertia it may be" a: if»... a. Newman. Aiken ave. other occasion he kicked her in the when these was moms and ,
10115; skin and she bore the mark of 1|: between them. . v
STIT‘CHING LINEN AND FINE NW— cold water, wonderful Shade and fruit 00.1111 maintain the MOI! of l ‘ J... W. Stall. Ohio IVC.
W. flow in to the "M I" 1" mtlimnents mama a man. a sound Viowl __g _ _
0t which can be supplied here. on GM ' i p ,
- and condition ,, . ,.
ELING. APPLY ‘I. N. .IAYmF
00., MERWIN STREET. WALK.
. C. St
a1 housework. Apply eventual, Miss
Fitch. 119 Flax Hill Road. .20 3t
trees; acre iapd. Ads
37. South Nonwalk. nzo
i To LEI’”UWW 70‘“me tion to take undue advn 9 our srvis S Ilurra 22 Centre ave
' WAVE-A ““9 m omen ed room. Same for um hon-chore economic and productive ..‘.".‘.-..i’{ and ’Wlm r. smith: is Centre are.
2 ’H1fll we shall in the future be as little on- J. J. W. 19 Centre ave.
:20 8t bored to tin-ale manual [no.1
necessities of a' war-worn world.
ins. Apply at the Johnsonian.
street, South Not-walk.
. I
woman—answers. woma‘ ro Lev—5 noous wrrii sane;
.ased women would like position so trlcity and gas. Apply 256 Fla: full,
working housekeeper. Address W. 14. Road. Phone 1252-5.
530 31'
! TO LET—MAY 191’, FIRST CLASS
1%., care Sentinel.
WANTED—WOMAN non GENER-
iii housework. Telephone/1t“?
WWW was: I“.
touting car. John H. Coe, 73 North
f
roe nan:
FOR SALE—GliIOKloN I MANU-RE.
23 Elm Grove street. 20 3t
ron altar—Donor: nitos. roun-
inc car and Dodge' Bros. roadster.
Both of these car run and look like
new cars.,S. L, Benedict. all) at
~ _-
F0“ 3AL5‘5 "- 9- PALMER ”3" rooms and littlll. Adults only. inquire“... ninrkctr of the world as rho w“
list-fore" and that the people of the
(turn ewly overhauled. Cheap. 25 Ho'-
iiilml Si.
‘ {Unit'i‘ly in the Central Food store Ap- ~ . '
l hm l - , .\' t - - who 1-. ll. Lawton. 40 Bnyrlew aVefi ,
pp y p oynient Dept orwu k The 1 ply at once of the Old Well Cigar Co. 'fllil'. livw
FOR SALE-0R TO LET, T1115
Ferris property at 1” Flex iilll Road.
for city boarders. Garage ‘for two
lean. A business opportunity for the!
right party. J. irving iDibble. 149
1 Washington street.
FOR SALE - FAMILY HOUSE
with one-half acre of land on West
iNorwalk Road near Connecticut Turnfpwamnrmmm at (No.
‘lpilte. Must be sold at once to closelmmet' South Norwnlk. inquire at to
requir-l
estate: Small amount of cash
ted. hhlance on mortgage. _1nqulre
teeth. Don't matter if ”new
’2 to $15 per set.' also cash [or o I n 89" Attys.. United Bank
gold, silver. platinum. dental gold arid
old gold jewelry. Will send cash byI
return mail and will bola goods 10;
days for sender's approval of my'
price. Mall to [5. blazer 2001 8. 5111 ;
street. Philadelphia, Pa. all in
WANTED-AN aasm'rax'r Li}
o‘easca clerk or out» that has had 3 or,
‘a yoars’ experience in drug store. Good i
pay. c. E. i’icliard .c 00.; Bridgeport!
Conn. as 12th
|
d
WANTED—BIG PAY AND 'STEADYI
work for girls and women in lartzci
rubber shoe factory; experienced girls ;
earn $10 to $18 a week; inexperienCedl'
ones paid a worthwhile salary and:
given free board and room while learn-
inz. which takes about month; live
town near large cities; good theat :
fine working conditions; company
fprnlshes hall for danclal. athletic.
fields, free insurance and medical at-
to-
day for illustrated booklet—"A 60001
Job at Beacon Falls." address mnloy-i
bulldlux.,'1'el. 53 6-2. x
ARE YOU AN ECONOMIST?
Get the habit. "Economizc." Bu)’
War Savings Stamps and Liberty
Bondo'liowand when the'battlels over
you will have money ,to purchase a
home foryour family in a frce coun-
try,
Ask John .T. Haves
No. 7 Iain St. Norwalk
15L“. ESTATE—INSURANCE
sumac nonczs
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Situations secured for all classes of
applicpnta. Private houses,
boarding houses. restaurants and fac-
tories. Apply Wilson's Employment of-
fice, 24 Clay street, South Norwallt.
Conn. 'i'el. 543-4.
fiamrmo "I”mrmnmoi-No
decoratinz. painters supplies; wall‘
paper. unto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial 01" t
alii 81
Layton,l
gimprovementr. Apply 1. 31.
.. . slit 3t
inc. .
i
! 'I‘OLET—ti noon HOUSE, Ai.i.‘.
I19 31.
improvements, including I“. “9"" meat, rubber. coffee. cocoa. hides and Charles A. Bloom, 68 Ward street.
lheat. hot and cold water. bath and sta-.
Itionery tubs. inquire 21 Grove street.I
180mb Norwalk, «lb 31'
l 1
1'0 LET‘A-ATTRACTIVE HOUSE.
[choice location. house of tux furnished
poem. or two large furnished rooms.'
‘F'or further information apply to 133.
,l'lax Hill Read. all) at]
i To LIT—31 COVE AVENUE. FIVE
on premises.
l
Bict'osu'
111'
TO LET -— ti ROOMS.
oor at 6 Crcsa street. Rent 813.
s18 31
’ i
i T0 LET-ellOlISijZ i.\' DESIRABLE
Elocallty. with all modern lnipliovc'
tconalsting of large house of.15 rooms‘mmu' newly papered throughout. Poo"
' own, Adan-u "Cash.” cure Sentinel of~land an 10m 0' ground overlookingifiemon Mil-Y l"- V
.Soutn .\orwnik and Is- 1. Sound. is °".room::
" [feted for mu or sale at an atti'nctlt‘clkeepmg if desired. Inquirr 22 Taylor'
ifigure. An Ideal house and location ”mum
Also two furnished
with lmth to rent, light house-
all at;
~ TO LET _' l‘Af'TORlFS 03" [MY
ltitrcct. (ltlii ' corner of ‘.‘.'r. itineton!
street [mil 2: it. Place. For (Hither?
particulars apply Old Well Cigar Co. !
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l TO LET EITHER 4 OR I» NICE.
23 Elizabeth
premises, evenings after 6 o'clock.
‘ l
I
l
l Firemen .
1 Chance for good W?" cm! "‘1‘
:vancemen: for mcn bet-.2 ‘Lfl 1’19 lb“
. of eighteen our!” fort-yr"'.'v- Wars in
1 good physical condition. Apply N. Y..’
i
in. H.&H. n.n.
M. D. MILLER, Sun't.. Waterbury,
! c. a. MITCHELL. can't. Hartford. 1
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i ‘ . AUCTION BALE
Pursuant to a judgment of fornica-
hoteig, are entered in and by the Superiori W110 promised-to ”We: in“- (Huron?
‘Court in and for the County or Fair-l
fit-id on the 23rd day of Yovasnber.
1917. in the case of George .1. Roscoe
Iva. May C. Geer. ct ale. .
l The subscriber will sell at public
auction on April 27th. 1918. at two
oclock. in the afternoon, on the prom-
ises the following described proper-
”ent Dept, Beacon Falls. Rubber .- . .
“I ders ”Melted. “L 400, Alexandr One piece or parcel of land, .with
Shoe Co. Beacon Falls. Conn.
flamers [-— solarium PA!
while learning.
wanna-tinnitus. snm'r m.
authors. .7 ‘ .
White.- 01 1-8 liy avenue.
”shorty. proprietor. Tracking. boas
distance hauling; unit: and heavy
trucking. Office telephones 1581. 800
House connection. ‘ ’
" NOTICE
Register Your [has
A penalty of :1 provided by law ‘in
addition to the reaulsr fee will be
hinged for every dog not registered
n or before May 1. 1918. Dogs may
be registered in the Town Court room.
Wall street. in the first Ward, hsgin- land of Frank N. Glmr: Easterly by stomach, coming-up of to“ m cat-
1.110 buildinca thereon, situated in the
I Union'i’arcel Delivery, Edward 1, Town of Norwalk, Connecticut. in
quantity twelve acres. more unless.
and bounded and described as fol-
lows: Northeriy by land of Charles
'W. Seoley. and land of James Bates;
.Eastcrlv by land of said Bates, and
lland formerly of George Mather, now .
101 Jessie 1. Glover: Southerly by high-
way: and Westerly by land oi David
' N. Mather, and by highway.
Also all that certain tract or parcel
of land. in quantity two acres, more
or 'less. situated in said Nor-walk, and
bounded Northerly and Westerly by
wanton-running 'ro WUasK‘ - .
, M” Apr" 24th. from to a' m’ to ”'30 land now of'riiugo Room: and Soutlr
Cluetl. Peabody
& €01.66. [3
.. i't'I.‘ , w, _ f ;
., gamut-moot.
,n’.
has
p.in.andfrcn12to6p.m.
Norwalk. April 20. 1918.
. HERBERT 11. 8111111.
Town merit.
arm .’
mam m .
”aim. Tabb
Alexander, Tabb di. .1 at his borne.
32 Pine mot-1.1m evonlns. artist are
‘cf so years. Hewas an 0 nor openor.
Hols rurvived by a .1
: settle-s wilttn acid cos-sear cit-e cruised
' ‘ f " lines
erlrby mutiny.
For particulars and terms inquireof
I WILL“)! F. TAMIIANY.
1/ Committee.
..————-—------- .
5 John c. wfcrd has sold for a. a
Howe to John '1', Feehan, a countrii
place at South Norwalh overlookinit'
inns island Sound. it‘conailtn of
about an acre ,of 13rd and abundrrd
o. Mineral/year oldhotm. which has been moot
witboit m it! will“
a
’lng our armteg to France and keeping‘John Aquino. 52 Ward street.
I ‘. , ' _
apartment. centrally located. modern 133.2%”..mmfl” supplied with him Camilla itacaneli 58 Ward iii
,. Spring
’o'cloclt will hold an lnquest,in' the
terms
that are fair adjust. Ira. Ionise B. Badman. 7 Harriet st.
There is no evidence at any inten- In. Ian-rd limit. a Centre on.
\ .'
: — RLING?
or 'i'hoa. Keenan. 'Oblo ave.
ll.» exceptional influence of our poll Francis W. 5| Ward street.
tion as exporters and importers." Hrs. Catherine Gieryli. 221 Main st.
Arnii'ica's fereian trade. both ex- mm .1. Salisbury. 236 Main at.
port and import.’ said Xr. Farrell, in him Thyrolf. 4 Centre ave.
now Incvitably restricted to inmm-J’Jlm S. Smith. 181 Main street.
‘3
, or QUALITY
The Fully Gunntced Kind
Can .be had no
in any size or sly
from"-
36.9510 $55.06:
1
tile Wm. B. Jones. 19 (‘entre ave. 1
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Carmine Aquino. 52 Ward street. .
"There are. however," he asserted. Vernon P. Mormon. is Coliil’l' tu'e. ,.
“certain commodities practicable only Alice ll. Grace. 11 Plymouth ave. 1""
from overseas countries. which are James .1. Gillian. 7 Centre ave. ‘ ' .
successful pmecn- Madeline l'. Webb. 211 Main street.
essential to the .
We constantly need Charlotte N. Bedlent. 7 Centre ave.
{ion of the war.
mooL'Jsa Asdnonlk. 34 Slocum street.
Chas. Draco. 9 Slocum street.
Edward'llslemasa. 11 Slocum atrect.
Josef. ’Greea. 9 Slocum street.
P. Statielchicli, 9 Slocum street.
Mrs. 8.0urczuski. 10 Slocum street.
W. llziemlaniswlcs. 52 Slocum street.
.1. Hudsim. 10 Slocum street.
Felix Kopacs. ad Slot-uni street.
M. Kartaalewicz. 31 Broad street.
C. Roaouski. 26 Davis street.
H. 'l'iichiitschkl. it Davis stunt.
l. Wrublewskl, 1:1 l'erry ave.
M. Obucbowska. 33 lilavis slrect.
'J. Stephouskl, 33 Davis street.
'M'. Kamlnskl. 36 Broad street.
manganese ore from Brazil:
meat. hides. and wheat from Argon.
tina copper. cotton and sugar from
Peru; copper. tin and rubber from Bol-
ivia; nitrates. copper. wolfram, tuna-
aien and other ores from Chile; iin
and rubber from the hlalay Peninsula:
lute and jutc bags from India." and
that the United States must furnish
the ships to carry these products.
'1‘ lie speaker also expressed the be-
lief that after the war. Germany would
become “as potent a coinpotiter for
United States. therefore. must imme
r‘lntely mobilize their surplus re-[J- Budaik. 36 Broad street.
sources Clara Vuola. 36 Broad street.
“A, w... have '“Hnsly devoted our Rtan. Kalena. 26 Broad street.
and our fortunes to the cause ot‘lJ. Sosepanhb. 26 Broad street.
already '1‘...“ S. Turkowski, Perry ave.
‘ M. iiileWsltl. 31 Broad street.
Hairv ’l‘yrell. ill Fair street.
i... n... .-.... t... Durable and, . ..
moral of their wealth to carry on. in . .
our bclialf it! in their own, this t:- E l ' '
tunic. utruuclc for libt-rty.” raid iii. Juliii iittnslik. 29 Fair sil't’t‘l- conomlca /’
purl-pip “it would 1“, a natural (-oru‘. Martin Clam. 52 l’lattsrillc. , ‘ '
laretu this joint i-nlerprlsl‘ tlltit thi-rt' Mrs. J. K. Barry. 6 Warren.
ihoultl r-i'olvc at the end of the war Clarence SWNOUI- 9 Warren.
a definite plan of international ('O-Op. Harold Murray. 27 "nilwrinr slrt‘t‘i-
”we“ in the “naming of mn.',m;.lacob Wolf. lr.. 22 Catherine street.
“mum“...y- l“'1llllif11 R.‘ Curtis. 7 Lynn place.
__ _. : Ritz. M: Ruth. 6 Grand street.
ihlrr, J. Koch. ti Grand aircet.
tit, t‘
3"
TAYLOR PLACE ‘ 11'. ill. Soulhuorthh, 10 Catherine at.
MA lhire. Wm. Rein art. 18 Grand atrer'
‘VO NKILLED "Mabel Wiscman. 10!Ct\therine street.
BY AmiWOBILEI Everett Hartit'ell. 3 Warren street.
w: Win. Cmnstoct; 8 Warren street.
tA' (f, )iiiltilebrook. 9 Warren 51 1-01.
I.lo.~i. hlakovlch. 2S (‘athchfie rmt. ‘
Mrs. M. hiurrliy'. 12 Warren street.
.1". )iitrchel. 211 Slocum Btl‘f‘t‘i.
'.\lnry E. Curtis. 7 Lynca place.
Winccnty Krrauk. 16 Slmum Sll‘f'el.
Mary Romanowaks. 16 Slotuzii mm:
Anna Wrotnyn. l6 Slocum street.
1.. \l'it-nievvztltl. 16 Slocum street.
Pauline Gurlaita. 22 Slocum street.
.1. llziemianczuk. "6 Slocum street.
Alex Ktiiak. 3i Slocum street.
Witcld ‘Biidnlk. 34 Slocum strut-t.
Solemn Mazuk. 48 Slocum street:-
Annii iioiranouska. i6 Slocum extract.
Chas. lle trance. 1!! Slocum street".
Stanislaw LojeWski. 48 Slocum street
D.‘ Andron‘ik, iii Slocum Ftl'eet;
M. Gurnlali. 11 Slocum street.
Harry Hendrickaon. 33 Plattsville are.
Joe. P. Wynn, 311 Piattsvlilo ave.
Wm. Schultze. 39 Plattsvllle are.
Mrs. S. Tr'ijr. ll l’lnttst‘ilic two.
1 in Any. Colors and Styles '1 ,
Jon. '1'. {Kelli}: 508 Plattaville arc. um.- From $19.95 to $60'00“. V
as:mictritium: . Ru gs. Lin 0 19""? s, R an 9%
" and Furniture.
Catherine Malone 31 Plattarllln {\Vt'.
Wm. H. Malone, 31 Plnlbl'm“ :1" ~.
We Specialize in Furnishing iiontes Couple "
' Open a Charge Acéqaasad“ ' ‘
'ADI) SUBSCRIBERS
E. .l. Rynoldti. 150 Main sirect.
Harry Woikoii. Wilton are.
1.. J. Reynolds, 151 Main txii‘t‘et.
PHD. Wiinpfhcimer. 152 Main street.
C. A. Quinlnrd. 1A8 .‘fain street.
Florence Bray. 63 Wilton are.
Wm. B James. 62 Wiiiou’hve.
Frank L. Bouton. 59 Wilton ave. '
'St 1' _. F 1'1 Cl '
, W105 127-131 WASBMSMS '5
Chester M. Heath. 1"i Main sti'cct. W ‘ .. 3 . ., ".1 7 .2 ..
Ferris a”, 132 Mai; street. ‘ .mew-fi. ”of
Mrs. 21. H. Pazolgi 13731.net. , _ - ---— -
Kate unter. 1 ‘ sin . rec. . , -
n... Marlon mg. 1:; mm”... l . ELECTRICIANS m
c. H. mac. 13 it! at . . . t on
Wm. H. Pamelee. 131 Main street. W for 0" “7"“ competes in
”W“ 3“" mm“ 'm' ’ ‘ mm m nouns. surpass moment
. I _ .
The White Electric ,Co.» ,
-w-
(Continued hem Pass Oriel
‘of spt‘t‘d vstiiuatotl to be tint-en
eighteen mlh-a an hour."
ilrn. Boyd was picked up and taken
to the NorWaik hospital, by (‘arroii
and hill companions in the car. who
were returning from participating in
the parade at Stamford. yesterday. all
hi. 1: members of tho Onaquwn Drum
Corps. of Fairfleld. where she die'l
about three quarters of an hour (ol-
lowinz the accident. Cauac of death
was :i dislocated ncck.
Medical Examiner Samuel ii. Hunt-
inatm. who made an investigation or
the rcenc of the accident was con-
vinced that the 'Whole thing was an
ncc'ilent and advisini tho police to
release Carroll and his companions in
the car who were: John 1). Lenhy. of
street. Fairfleld: John W.
Smith; of. Spring street. i‘alrfleld:
James F. 'Mo’ran. Cemetery avenue.
Fail'fltflfk’ John_ J. Neary. of Spring
street, Fairfleld. and Boxer '1'. Coupel:
ly. of 589 Stuart avenue. Bridaexnirt
Thin was done after the police had
taken the paint-s of tho young than
H l'llll'
. “,- :r-* ‘
' EV”: flail HIV-H . 2-,
--- -— .-g._.a:. 9.3—.»-
t“
in momentum needed. .
M‘Bo‘yd insert-inert by anusband.
Samuel H. Boyd.,who has been lilgfor
some time. and star children. Misaflnr-
riet Boyd. and the following children
llr a former husband. Fred and Genre."
Tobey who are..now, in the United
States service at Camp D?V811S.*Nf'l.
Wdliam J.'l)axon. Mrs. Robert Hm.
httsseyi old Mite Clara Tobey. .
The car that flarmll was driving
was the pronfllo' of ills brother. .Pat-
rick iCarroll.. who is now at.Camp
Devens. - ' ' - . ~
Funeral services will be hatch from
the late home on Taylor place on
Tuesday afternoon ,at’tztto. ttev. P.
A. Coleman-o ting. interment will
be in Rive cemetery. Funeral
director D.’ . mood has charge
of the‘arraeaeoioats.
Coroner Phalan willvceme. to Nov-X
want on Honda! sum no at 12»
Naklni Tomey, 1 Henry street.
Donald Bredice, 8 Pine street.
Michael Tomey. - Henry street.
Wm. Bees. 80 Wilton ave.
Stephen R. Bray. 84 Wilton ave.
Emily Stanley. 142 Main street.
WM
Joseph Bray. 62 Wilton ave.
Jar. D. Brcdtoe. 8 Pipe street. .
Chas. Gortner, jr..,Hour Pub. Co.
“WK"; . rm. N. Shrim. 132 Main street.
Norman Btannard. 79 Main street.
Mrs. Fred Ellwood. 89 Main street.
race or camaea'
Why 3““ '"h indication, quWI Susan I). Beers. 89 Main street.
sia. torpid liver. constipation. sour G. If. Brendan. at Main street. 51.3mm rs and common
Abner Stern. 95 Main street. no 450' '0.
Anna Stern. 95 Main street.
Walter 8. Hyatt. 95 Main street.
Lens 0. Batten. 01 lain street.
CIilord Mall. 8 Main street.
John F. floaty. 72,1dain street.
Chas. Won. 14 Main street
Alice lieNerney. 84 Hoyt street.
Christopor J. Adams. 22 Main turret.
has” 0. Haynes. 104 Main stress.
(loo. 0. Richmond. ’0 Iain street. ,
John 1!. Bilbo. ‘li lain street.
Maraaret L. Harrinston. Croatstmt.
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by fifty years of success. flaadaChes
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