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mounting, on 2, 1918
ness and Professional, Cards,
Miscellaneous Advs.
0n filth page, Twenty-Five Words or Lou, 260.
Three times, 608; one Week, $1.00. Blackfooo
Classified . . ....
Advertisements
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plan ' l ' FOR sans l m tins
COLEr—On “’edneday. “May i, 1918,{ I
(‘amline “’ebiei'vell, widow of “NI FOR SALE—PRACTICALLY NEVW TO LET-~l"()UR ROOMS
1319 Benjamin Wood Cole, Funeral ser. two cylinder- 10 h. p. marillc 'cligine.It‘lool'. No. {a i'lcmunt stre'ct. East Nor-
\'lces from the residence of her son-l Wallace E. Bates, 15 Thomas street. walk. Inquir' or Peter O'Hara, Howard
. . a K '
ln-law'. John “. Bancroft, 38 h'anoc East Norwalk. or? St avenue, East .\‘orwulk. Phone 211-4.
Wants. To Let. For Sale, Busi- “
FIRST”
I‘tt“
IALIEN Boson MAGNETO‘
co. REORGANIZED
FIFO—3
WASHINGTON, D. 0.. May .“l.--—A.1
Mitchel Palmer. alien property cos--
todian .amtouncod tonight that the rs:-
orgsnigation of the Bosch Magneto
Company, which was taken over last
week by the government, had been
completed in New York. A_ new Bound
of Directors was chosen for the com-
pnnv,
plants oi which are located kn Spring-
field, Mass. and Plainfleld.
'ihe announcement develNopeJd the
fact that the government had taken
over the entire holdings under the
[Alien Property act. At first only the
minority stock was supposed to be
German owned. but admissions were
obtained from the officers of the corn
pally that all of thexstock belonged
to Germans. Joseph A. Bower, of the
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the extensive malunI“““‘I‘I‘“glthe superintendent, said in a hurried
Liberty National Bank. of New York
I
nouns asp FUNERALS.
Doris llama.
One more death among the thirty-
{our scarlet fever patients at the Fair'-
tieid County Children 8 Home on West-
port avenue, thllt of a little nine-year
old colored girl. Doris Williams, 07'
Dunbury. was reported last night:
While no new cases occurred in the
last twentydour house, Miss Boughton,
‘r
telephone interview this noon: "The
whole thing seems so utterly hopeless
that l am completely hearbroken."
F‘rom another source it was learned
that two more cases were under ob-
servation this morning.
Frank Howiey.
Frank Howley died early this morn-
ing alter a lingering illness at the home
of his sister, Mrs. John Rooney, Con-
necticut avenue. lie is survived by
street, .\‘orwalk. Conn, on Saturday. I*' - “‘3 3‘ my' bad W" designated previous ‘0
Mar 4th. at 2 p. m.. The burial will FOR SALE—n PASSENGER BUICK. . ”’“me‘” ”W “rim” ““0"" ‘0" ”‘9
take place in Riverside cemetery. )1915 model in good condition. Call 695 TO L~E'r--»FUR.\'lSHED ROOMS E‘fiKflIXE-Inrikenm: 64:? 521%; Cool?
. I . . r — II 0
__ ...-..~__-- V M.___.- ._,__.J Darren. “-12 3t “'"h lmDTOVNJll’fllS. .\Dltli' 3}) P18“ designulnl “Illllflfll G. Fitzpdu-uk‘ HS"
WANTED , street, East .\‘(ll'walk. m2 31 sistullt directm oi the Bureau of in-
”... . .FOR SALE—FOUR HOLE (mo. "9‘“8490" ““9"" ”W ““9“ "1°99"?
WANTEMBRWHT my FOR cer's ice box in first class condition. To LETd—HIONT ()l'rltrl: 110011 8"“? 13"- ':‘“‘VF‘"I”‘“{“‘i “A“; 0‘ 1',“
Will sell 1. _ , . . . ,V . V, VV . V , . '. uar crrnas or our 0 tie rlny. be
stock 10.0111 Good pay with good oil or $16 if taken llllmEdldlt-‘h. “llll silothe alldltl (f “outed, l\txt Ililaus'will be devoted to the manufac-
lu2 3tVIto past oiiico, Inquire A. ’rarlov, 123
lWashillgton street, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—ONE 1915 BUIOKA
. Starter. New battery. A~i conditionl
WANTED—«BOY 03 mm, ABOUT Party leaving town. 83901r sold MI 70 'LET'v—Ll ROOMS.
16 years of age to help in grocery once. (Look it .over. Austin's Germain-1c. lights and other improvements.
store. Apply 50 Water stvee’t. 1112 3t . Phone 1959- I
pottrinity if satisfactory H. Jacob eV inquire A. F- Beckman & VCO
Sons, shoe nutnuinctur'crs, Beldeu ““6
nus, Noruaik. . 1112 at
1111 St Good locution. Rent, no. inquire at 53
—- . —-s ‘\ tosborn alenue, East Norwalk, ml 3t
WANTED—GARDNER’TO PLOW, FOR SALE-W lll’I‘E WY AVDOTTE‘ ,, "g ..
W... and girls for our first and seem"! eggs for hatching, :5 our 100. $1 tor 15 TO LET--|lOlIl sols, *s'rmllr, .\lAN
shift, Piece work operation. Good Mrsfid. G. H'Sclrénck, Wilton. 830 St ltl'ttctorv with or llltltout pow-.91 .\‘or-
chance for advancement. Apply emII‘ lwulk, South ,\'orwalk, East Norwalk.
pmympm department, Norwalk Tm, FOR SALE—iIATCHlNG EGGS Rowayton. Rents tor all applicants
& Rubber Co, in? stand baby CWKS- Reds and MgltornnIyRuyulmnl Hms,
.A ..._ “Single combed only. Bred for henVyf. ...—..-. ..
WANTED—.GARDNE T0 FLOW egg production. Price reasonable. for} T0 LET-wt ATTRAtTiVE ROOMS,
um plant garden, Either to work on qllalitv. Reynolds Poultry Farm, High VlmDIO\CillP-liid.2 minutes from trolley.
,5hguvs or by day, Apply Mrs. 'S. A. Iiand avenue. near Witch Lane Phone Vtialden plot. Rent moderatc. inquire
\Il'rnos, 241 East avenue, East Nor {1035- R26 6t Henry A. lit-gelein, 56 Water street.
milk, Conn. 1112 39' l'l‘el. 306-4 or 47“- " '1130 3t
l FOR SALE—EARLY CABBAGE:
WANTED-A GlRl. ABOUT 16 'plants, extra line, hardy plants, 50cc I
y .lrts-oi age. Apply .i. J. Cash Ltd, Ihundred at the farm, 600 postpuld. lmonis lit 72 \‘ol'th Main street.
(‘ l: i'stnut street . — "‘ m1 3‘; Safe delivcly guamntced.1‘onlatoV$tl. illuuilc nt l'nitt‘d Gl'wocerl.
. lplnntsreadjr shout May 16th. Reynolds
WANIYED—IN FACTORY A quV; Poultry Farm, Highland avenue: neul ' TO LET—v2 i‘ACTOltii.S ON illY
m it to tnko charge of” 1 or" eight gm... TWitch i.:mc.'l‘el.1030 . “,strcet ()thuv. corner of “(ts-hington
no' employed on machines, Appjkmml Isllt'oi and it. it. i’iucc F14 further
must have good business noiiitv and; FOR SALE—HAND ELEVATOR}particulars :lllply Old Well Clgzlr (‘0.
h4- able" ('0 supervise the work of 0m_1i(lrrlu'l'ly in tile Central iI‘tlod store, Arr: ..,- ' ,. ,
cl 8. State also and experience to G. 1315‘ at “mu" 01' the 0111 Well Cigar (221.? 37331943331701.1035
l , EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
P:- care Sentinel. ml 3t! ' .
FOR SALE—«OR TO, LET, Till-l.
Situations. "‘t"llllt‘d for all ('13 sea of
—-l
Plil': to houses, hotel:I
To LET— —'l‘\\'() 5 ROOM APART
Rent
WANTED — SHOE SAI.E’S.\1AN.IF91‘US property at 19817” 1101 Road ‘
Butte where 11 st t‘lliplnyod and solar} consisting of large house of ill rooms l‘lIllllI .(11...
Address liolblook‘s Shoe and an acre of ground overlooking bcmdlrr: Loans l‘l‘l‘illilll. 'rrnl mid inc-
I'IoI't'. Danbury, Conn. , ml 21 South Norwalk and 1A 1 Sound. 1‘, of.I'!‘l‘ll‘S .':,..ml'.\li.:o.1's 1:: lollnnmnt of
~‘«-——.——-——-— ~44..— fared for rent or stalls nt on attractiv c ”C" ‘34 l lil‘t' i'l‘tv'“ , Soul‘-
. WANTED 401m. '8 “£113th Ax}? "Bl??- .‘An ideal house and location Cm '1‘th 54" 4.
(it or for mailing department ““5.“ 60‘ for city boarders. Garage for two
good illuiu writers. Also girls lot‘I rat Iv‘rfi-I , A blistnoss ODI’O‘WMU {0' “‘9
PAINTI N G -- PAPERIIIANGING
run: work. Come ready to work. Murvriizbt party. .J. lrvlllg Dibble. llof'lernmlns l"‘i””““I" “Ul'l‘lll’si “I‘m
l'l‘l' "ng Co., EnSt 3",“le I. 1111 MEWnshingion street, (paper. llll-lh-(lzilo styles, lowest prices.
..., ‘ l- ilisiilnntos ('Iu-w'riully given, Trill] or-'
. . ,l . .. .. .. 7 . .
WANTED — CARPENTERS To, FOR SALE — FAMILY noose ders who“ W W AImn'li-l
work at U. S, Shipping- Board at Wil- ‘With one half of land on West: White. H l 2 I':,\' :n-mmo.
SUYIl'S‘ POIHI, South Norwalk, iNorwnlk near Connecticut Turn “-...-.m..- ' ' """~""""' '*——‘-"
. (olk lust be sold at once to close 110' 1.1 l-‘IIU‘ 1““ 'l‘ W” "'9 "
WANTED—~SE(‘()\'[) HAND LM‘VVNEesiute. Small amount of cash requir-V Flalltl'rtyI .'r"=:' i"‘I"' " ""' ' ”‘6
“10“”. “wheelbarrow set iron wedgesled, balance on mortgage. inquircV '“Slfllllt' in . ..: 1"“ ‘ l' r
and 50 or 100 bean poles. Give lowestth’Oe‘lh & Candec, Allis» United Bank "“‘l‘m‘: "II :‘ I‘F" I'"‘ I ‘ I II" 1:00
rush price. Address 16 care Sentinel. 'buildlng. Tel. 635-2 ”0““ "l "" I 3"
.. _. M """ 1
WANTED—MEN Fort u ORK ON; TO LET-47018918 norms, ALL .9.-. _ __ LO_ST...-.. -M.
plltform :lt sizllion Adams Express I'inlpl'otements in South Not'wnllt, $30. LOST -"l’\’ V l ,.- .\l \N'. (.01 it RlNG
(I'M ' 330 3t :V‘VIVSO I; IIlIfII'IhI all iV‘I‘Ern‘I‘Il11Vm‘IS‘ “ml with w Ii ulIlIi' Ill'tlli;.(\(l_ in ‘.Il'lilll," tll'
urms 19f in upper (min t ' _ . .
liouul lllll :l‘.:1lliI ‘.llltl \Illll't'ltl 17144 p,
WANTED—NIGHT 11M 0 \lIGHTS ‘ - ~
l I'tt‘l If I": '. 'lt lt~ l. llul'rlly
$17 llol'l‘lcltlulln i‘l (ulul'L 1‘28 Wilsb- I' ASk JOHH ".1 Haves I:::i::"lI\'I't)'l I II IIII II “VIII...
iIISIon meet I No. 7 Main St., Norwalk ; 4;” _. Mm--.
l tut. ssrars-msomncn ,.., ...“...p \..... .m
WANTEDA‘A NUMBER OF HIGTI' - __ .-. - VV V_ ._. betv'I‘W' .31 f“l-‘-l 'I‘.'(Ii"lo ,M “Mr,“
cl. 183 girls in our Manufacturing Del . I :.,,.,,,I, lI,vI. I. \I I. ~I=I,-I.I qul'v Iron?“ Iitte't
partmont. These places‘ pnv, on piccelV [EGAL N01 CE “I, “MI. I. ,I,.I,l, .. .,,I;I,...;.,I I,.,,.v, , HIM. ,-
nolk. from $13 to $19 per neck, and‘I , I.'I.~l...I ,I,I.I..I..... IVVV V‘VVVV«VIVVVVV.V.Vl VVVVVVVVV .
u-I pal liberally uhilc learning. Clov- NOT CE I:. I II II I ._ I.,..._.__
c?‘ .\ll':'.Compan\'. sop-.11 sire t, South , | l .. ~ .. . .. .7 ,- ,
Nur'wulk Conn I 1 District oi_V Nol'wnik. ss. Probate L03“ "A” 11"“ ' "\"T‘V‘R
‘ ..__ I L. I Court. April 26. A. l), 1918, V9000 :1 iil't: II. and lillilI'V .Zv'i'l 1‘!"Illl"l
WANTED—CASH FOR OLD FALS‘XV, ”$14140an Adl‘llilll \V. .\lc\\'illinm,s, A};1::\V.l,;..tl: VIVIII: :VIII:IIIIV,II:I\__VIVIVIVI‘IIIVIVIgIIg?:VIV;
teeth. Don‘t matter if bronen 1 pay late of .\m-wulk. 111 said district, dc~ ({lrrIInI , .. , ,II Pm ,I,I,,.l,,,..IIvi..w
'1'. ll£.!‘.....ll‘, 1'I .
$2 to $15 per set, also cash for old ceased. ' (I, . I o 0‘
The Court of Probate for the Dis- “(Wh- “" "
gold, silv,er platinum, dental gold and!
Old gold jewelry. “vi" send cash by, irll‘l. 0f l\0|‘\\'alk, hath illnllt‘d and 37':
return mail and nill hold goods 10 lowed six months from the date hereof
days for sender‘s approval of my for the creditors to exhibit their,
price. Mail to L. Maser .2007 S. 5th claims {or settlement. Those \1 no 119-:
street, Philadelphia, Pa. all In) Elect to present their accounts. pro-V
:perly attested, within said time will'
WANTE°“EDGE SETTER TO' be debarred a 1ecmer1..\ll persons in-
morrow morning ADDIY “1 OHCG- debted to said estate are requested to
Lounsbury, Mrlthewson & (‘0. 5 Hart-f make immediate payment to
WAxirzg “l‘RVWluKlCRS DAY
0
wants help. Mcn- women, 18 or over I
W or preparation compelling thousands
appointments 6100 month. Easy cleri-IV'
cal work. Short hours. Vacations with
my Common education sufficient.i IPREMIUMS OF THE
\l' rite immediately for list and des-‘V ”A F BEGWN & co
cliption of positions. Franklin insti- Tables Chairs Lamps Violins
“"9 “‘3‘“- 33" ”Chem" N' ‘ :BanjosI, MusoiaIl Instruments and"
~—~—’ 1runny other things. , I
Firemen i
Chance for good wages and I
vancemeM for men between the age!
land “"9” 930 3‘! ELLEN C. VEGA. .hne inrll'rwn
' AdministVratOl
WANT'E'D— SECOND HAND mung t..- . .. _ .. V
1y size ice chest “Must be cheap. State. IAVUCTIONII SALE: WANT“ ""“I‘”'I"-‘ slild‘ 3"
price. Address "ice Chest," care or
Sentinel, 830 3t l ' «miners
. . Saturday. May 4th ; .
WANTED—U. S. GOVER'NMEXT Be-ginningat 100,01ka M l WAN-rm. 4.“ ions 'lh “No-11
, — I l
n tacuu \
'm the Vacant Store
Hotel Cliiftml
{illicit Pesbody
8 sodium
v
-..‘_4._.__ A.
MONEY FOR FRENCH
RELIEF SOCIETIES!
i
l-».. I ‘ . .; ,
l 311 .1d .\in? ..:-.53 l‘. 2"1iccofi'lln1
PARIS. May L—The Americanxfled strest l::1 CI 1 t ;:l:cd £10111 :1 trip to
of eighteen and forum" ya" in Cross today presented 10,.000000‘ 001““ 13““ F' C, “to” 37‘3" “'9’“
9,, WWW ”minim Apply N. Y., franc; to the committee which is di~8ll031f of air ir :on. Lil '12 Conrad
N: H; a H. R R reacting the three great French some, Price. Wilt "hortly expects orders to
_ . - 4 VV , ties for caring for the wounded. They proceed ,0
'D. MILLER, sum. Waterbury, ‘ are the French Red Cross, Les Fem '
"ll-cu . "
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HAS, ELEC-
mi 31
.‘I u u :tlk._
'ture of luagnetos for the arm).
TELEGRAPHERS’
STRIKE WILL NOT
BE SANCTIONED
union telegraph operators, while atl-
justmeltt by thr- \l 31' Labor 301110 of
t‘umplmil- .4- is pending, will not be sane
tinned in s. t‘ .Koncnkomp, interns
tiunni prrsident of the Commercial
Tilegrtt-plnu's' Union.
In an .uloucemcnl issued last night.
”to union leader said that in compli~'
ant-o with tileauoe with the request or
lllt build bu would not approlc
mike. and druiared the mall llpprc
('illte tllut “this is not the time to no
ccpl ii challengi- to tight."
in Kmlonkump‘s statement was
Illladt‘ lllIl' r the War Labor Board ha (1
lrrcciu-(l “(till lrmlt New comb Carlton
llilt'n‘ttll in (ii tin» Stern union. refusing
to morph with the board's requestl
that the (ompunv retrain from dis
—' (“hulking r'ltlplm'w who join the union
niwl' lllt' itmlll (oltld lllnn both sides
V of the t'onllolelat
.\il (‘llrllon nun-(«l to :lppr-ur he'l' lore.
l the bolml .\i:: 1' ."I. :1 ill llli' bmlrri :lgrmni
lto udinullt 1:“ Il lllul (into
lltur b-(n ram-u -.l 1mm
' ('ollipltlly
the Postal
IN COUNTRY SCHOOLS.
i v
Rivalry in Four Towns Over Sale of
War Stamps.
l'upils of 1111' schools oi the Slit"
; rounding towns itl‘t' ul'oully iillt'l‘enlmlI
ill the stile wt “or savings stillllps and
thrift stumps.
Mirror (by 'st'buols. til-
'10 aid their (‘Ylllllli'_\' will the war and
, tlu- l'(- is some multimillion in tilt coun-
tl'l Hilfltlia -(.'.(l lilillt‘llll: :outl \\"‘th1\
HI '- 'Ilri int slump Sillt's
PM the '.u k villllllh .\lolldllt'. April
.7' l‘ r biz: llt' t sillrs \‘('I‘l‘(' llliltlt' by lilo
‘lh'onltiil-ld: Center-
;l'illr' school (if .\‘(u' ul"lrii(-ld.
I'v-f on] of ll-tldillg, and iluld ilill
:'(‘lliittl of Wilton.
'l‘hc'sulvs iniiolv: llrooki‘rvld schoob
I~~l’upils no hint; stutrips, 76: not own-
(‘olltl'l :.-.'".'tl(>l m'
ingrlulups. 47: pcl'l'clltugl' owning
.‘liiiltlls Ill: 1111 ' of “or sluinERI
stumps. l; solo oi illriit slumps ii.t. I
.\r \ |.:( till .-.l '- ('itool -l‘upilh 0“ ll
iillé.'l1ilil||l~‘.452 no: mining '.untllps
4.7: [MIPlt‘tilllilit’ {.\llllny stumps ii:
sales of Will Linings xltiiilps, or salt;
(1 lb. ill stations 17
lit'tlllilli', .itlliiOlS --
slumps. 96: not owning stalllps.
p('l(‘l'nllll!r owning slumps. 90.5: sales
0i “or savings stumps. L’: soles of
thrift =tauntis.120.
Wilton schools wi’tlpils ‘mlding
Mumps, :ll: pupils not holding stumps
07; Di‘l‘(t‘lillll~9 of pupils
stumps. antics of war
stumps. '50: .Inlts of thrift stumps, S3.
-.._
.u,
ETHREE D' VORCVE ACTIONS FlLED.I
V Th (7‘ W‘ ‘.J'fllifi
5 bird in the SupeIlIIi'. r court \‘10:' orday iii
11!! of which the allegation made is
it‘l‘.‘
('.. M12914).
5 Arthur G. Sederberg oi Stratiol'd.
I asks divorce from Mulls A. studerberg.
Inf 1h: mule place. charging: cruelty.
ITlli y were. married De ember 14 1910,
and have [111‘00 childtcn.
Nellie Bl'uul'd of Stratlol'd. petitions
for divorce from Sclia'ilion Bruard of
They were
i Weston, charging cz'urlty.
niarircd January 30, 1011.
John 1. Coytlc of Bridgeport charges
Josephine 0' Connor Coyne \tith cruel-
l‘ and :1st div'mcc. Tiler “ore mar-
ried March 23, 1918. and have tnmchil-
then
a
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it
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SUES FOR “BALANCE
I . ON PRICE OF AUTO
l Suit to r Icorer a balance alleged to-
be due on the price of it secondhand
automobilewas heard by Judge John .1
Walsh in the Cdmmon Pleas Conrt’yes-
terdny. Tile action is brought by Wil-
liam S Donovan of Shelton against
Stefano Marcuclo of tile same place
Stefano paid 610 or the purchase price _
in: 8275, and Woe to pay this re
WASHINGTON, May 2.-A slrike of!
No lt‘pll"
Like the pupils of tilt-:
pupils of tho
4‘Ullllll‘_\' .- ('llnnls :tl'l- giving their motion
Rt: lpfir
Pupils owuillgV
l0: '
071 nm"
Vsul ing . II
were,
maindei- on the ground the machine
three sisters, Mrs. John Rooney, Mrs.
"William Endriss and Miss Julia How-
lleyx all of this city, and five brothers,
'Edward. Matthew and Lawrence How-
'ley. all of this city, John Howiey, of
Port Chester, and Thomas iiowiey, of
V‘ lies approached Mr.
use smut
avenue, A high mass of requiem was
song at St. Augustine’s R. C. church
by the Rev. Edward M. Hayes. Prof.
Alfred '1‘. Brisebols sang the responses
of the moss. - The poll bearers were
Theodore S. Tobey, James M. Gertie,
Frank H. Lyle, George M. Stcegmui
lm', Henry-S. Lyle and lienry M.
Steegmuliel'. Burialwas at Calvary
cemetery, New York.
NOTHING DOING
ON BACK BOARDI
(Continued from First Page).
When the Norwalk Town atttthori'Ii
Gregory on the:
subject of making restitution for its!
charity to him in ills days or rather,
years of hard luck, Mr. Gregory shook
ills thrifty head and gave the older
time equivelcnt for the modern term
of "nothing doing." l
Then they uttered some lnild sug-l
gestions t othe eilect that the law no ,
Vided for such returns from those;
who “came into property” .but' still,
Uncle Giles could not feel the u'oLgh';
of their arguments. l
So the city through Prose»: 'uting'
Attorney Quinlan is pinging suit to te-
101110. Funeral services will be held
from the home of his sister, Mrs Johnl
Rooney, (‘onnectitul avenue, on Sat-
urday morning at 8: 30, and at 9 o ’clock it1
[from St. Mary‘ 5 Church intermentl
will be in St. Mary‘s Cemetery. l
l Mrs. Caroline W. Cole.
' Mrs. Caroline Westorveit, widow of
John W. Bancroft. 38 France street,
yesterday. Funeral services will be
held front her late home on Saturdav
afternoon at‘: o'mclotk interment Iwill
trike place ill Riverside/C euleterv.
Funeral of Min Josephine Snemnck.
l The funeral oi Miss losephinc Snell-
l both (1 .1.. held in Bridgepott vesterday
Fmorlling front the residence of her
niece. .\irs. Theodore Tobey,1316 Park
l
illSl Gilli” 0f llllSllRD
‘ ill l’lllll ill P148-
:Crelm of Mustard Does Not Blister
7 Cream of .‘liustuld takes the plate
of the old-illsltioned mustard plsutvr.
it is the old family l'clncdl' zl't'ntly im
proved by science.
.111 most, cases where blasters or lin
iments 'are used for colds, pains and
aches. Cream of Mustard is hotter.
Try Cream of fission! for—
Sore throat, tnnsllitis. stiff “PM
ncltrulgiu, congestion, rheumatisle
sprains, sore muncles bruises colds it?“
the chest, bloncllitis, cloup heudnclre. 1,
Vlllmbntzn. pains ilild miles of the back}
or joints chilhlallls. frosted icot
Keep it handy for lustllnt use. Ask
Vdrugnists 25.18110 50:: Jars; hospital
size 92.50.
The (‘lmlll of Mustard Co., South
:Notwulln (‘orln ——Ad1', l
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N.Y., N. H. 6—” H. T1617?- TAIIBLE;
In Efiect Jan. 14,1918 iVI
VSOUTH NnRWALK T0 new vonlt i
A. nt;:——1 39x. 5:1.7x, 61491:. 6:08-
6:671: 7:18x. (:641, 8: 21:, 8: as: 9: 39
10: 338. 11:11:.
ill—1208, 12:62 (Stamford (lull. :
1:09x. k38x, 3: 17:, 4: 32:. :273. 5: 49
6: 02:, 6: 47 (Stamford oniIv),” :021’I
8:06.10:07x.
Sunday I
A. M. ~12: 34x, 6:‘ 27x, 5: 49x. 8:59
19x,10:33:, 12: V03x.
9I P. M -1. 093.1 2441:, 3: 123 4:32:
6: 46. 6802:, 6: 671:, 7. "2:0 _, 7‘:67x
10: 073, 10‘. 40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M. ——4: 10x..11;:0. 6334,8100!
s: 61:, 9: 151:. 9. 45x,II‘10: 50x.
l'. ' '6 ~12 08x. 1: 06, 2: 15x, 2: 67
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cover the tidy sum of $1, 888 for till
the care and support of one (1 il" l
GlegOlv at various times dating alIV
most from the year ofV the same date l
FREE 0 CHARGE I '
Why suitor with indigestion, dyspap-l V
sin. torpid liter, constipation. sour
(stomach, comingup of food'atter est l “lemma
mine 9"}. when you can get a sampleV'fl
“the operators' didcrrnces with the'the hue Benjamin Wood Cole, died 1 | ‘i f
i ratio at Gr'oens August 1' OWer rec If YOU HAVE A“
Western 1 nion and Postal Telcgl'aph at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. ‘at Pluistt'd'n drug store
Qcine has rémarlrable curative proper I .
This nlcdi- .
ties, and has (lémnnStln'tIed its emcien-
Cy by fifty years of success Headaches
ire often. caused by a disordered stom
I sch. lV
Agentle laxative Trth. For sale inV
all civilized countries. ——Adv. .
SPECIAL
Cash it you have it.
MAKING HAT PRICES
Bills at Mallory's in Dan‘bury Com'
pleted and Signed. _
The bills of prices ill the majority of
the Dnnbul'y iactoties expired yester' '
for the coming year will commence at
once.
At the factory of E. A. Mallory I:
Sons. where the question of prices was
taken up last month. the bills have
been completed and signed.
JACOBY’S
slurs AMI! coats?
Credit it you want il._-- 9
IIBRUSHES
All Kinds
Scrub Brushes
Vegetables Brushes
Shoe Brushes
Dusters
Long Handled Floor Brushes
Short Handled Duct Brushes
Bottle Brushes
Refrigerator Brushes
Toilet Brushes
Sink Brushes
Clothes Brushes
Radiator Brushes
Stable Irulhee
Albert r. new
fat Wot-tum It. lo. limit
”£19.11. Phone ”In
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Tel. 440 .
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3: 30x. 3:53, 4:28. ozrax, 6::V20.6001
V26 03x, 8: 103, 11:19x, 11:46:
Sunday
VA. M.——6: 00, 8: 0013' 9' 00x. 10:03:.
P. IilIi.—12:10,.1:03x, 49:35:. 6: 0:
6:” .6x, 6. 00:, 7: 10x, 8:10x, 11: 161V;
11:
' SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
‘ M.—12:26x. 12- 58:. 5: 37.
:7. 16, 92191:, 10: 22x, 11: 58:.
P. ill—120, 2: 41 (Bridgeport onlr‘
Saturdays), 2: 47 (Bridgeport. excep'l
Saturdays), 3: 27:, 4. 28, 6' 19, 6. 2.1
6. 61, 7' 031, 7. 32 (Bridgeport only)
9' 26:.
Sundays
" A. M.:—-1226x. 12: ’68. 7. 43, 9: 1911
10: 19, 11:12:, 11: 68:.
P. 11-2: 10:, 4. 42:, 6233:, 6:4i
7' 08x. 8: 33, 9: 26x.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH '
" NORWALK
A. M.—-12:26x, 4' 103, 4: 63:, 6:66
‘6: 50, 8. 05x, 8. 30, 9: 411:, 11:00.
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P. M.:~12 17 8. 40x, 4:36, 6:18:
6: 37:, 6. 11:, 9: 18:.
Sunday
' A. M.:——4 10:, 4:681, 7:55. 8:30:
‘9: 41x, 11: no
r P. M. ~12: 17!. 1: 65:, 2: 23:. SI: 40:
4: 35, 5:13:1 6:113, 7:051, 6:181, ":9 86
I:11 40!.
lSOUTH NORWALK TO DANBUR\ ;
I LM.—6:,:13627.9:59x. .
P I.:—-1 27. 4: 39:. 6: 25
‘ Sunday:
A. M.—-—9: 85.
P..M—-:2 16, 7:15.
OxNBURY TO SOUTH NORWALI
LIL—lam '1: 2- 'm— “v.43?
6:07’ .,
s' it cs llt’l‘ mile-s of slips and hours
ill'r, .‘ltllll' sltgmll etc. ill pl'otcete
111c11~ltl'illg__r liiltl itli\illg.
cost.
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strength.
her health?
prices ar= lo"..l
equipment.
All this l‘clllclllber,
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It Sterling Furniture Co
127-131 WASHINGNN 57... t
w x... Harm: ©2720“: pm
Phone 105
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P. H.433; 7:07.
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In countless 1'. hrs
“.‘7. 00 to.
Jim: Norwalk Line” .
Fast Freight Service Between This City
and New York. ' V,
_ STEAM ER
. FreilrhtI accepted at South Norwalk from 7 :30 to 5 :36
KQ’I‘CHVEN O§BIN§ R
A Husband’ s Advice
I TO OTHER HUSBANDS
Save Your Wife Work This Way
'llllo‘ugll tlIc (lily most men lllc ltllscllt flout home and little
kilo“ ot'tln' mull) (little that \t-ivcsnlust llllt‘lltllll.lIf|l1\e\\Ol'si
Work the hardest of .111.
But not “hell you little the Hoosier l 'ubillth in tour kitllen.
'I It lets it \\ olllull sit (1' mm comfortably to prIcpzll'c the meals. It
of toil. It saves loud b_\ 1:80;»
(i places and molding paste in
the Hoosier pays its
Yet most of all. the Hoosier saves vour wife's looks and
it lli‘t‘l'lt‘lll‘ fatigue. and “but is more precious than
for only $1 a “001414008787? I
852.00 according.Ir to style and
Y our 111mm 111] back if t on are not delighiéd.V
“CLIO’V’ ;
p. as. for may; to New Yorliqat 7 §. ml} tPe $1070.”
. a m ew or re . ~
I. ..:}:Mohml. It v'e ew York at 3 o’clock daily
”Vim & HQUGHTUN, Inc. , :3
Norwalk Chronicler