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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 11, 1918 · page 11

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Q ’ mm as cornpanidrr and housekeeper;1

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3 ones paid a worth While. salary out
5 Given Bentham androonrwhlle learn
i sing, ivhl‘ch’takes about a month; live
Q town'near' large cities; good theatre;
fine" working conditions;

Q furnishes hall for dancing."
fields.tfl'ce insurance and nredlcal nt-
. (cation. Don't decide now, write to-

Q w are store. Steady position Apply Fox‘

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' hood ironic; capable of tllllng business furnished, in upper Norwalk.

WANTED-~SECOND IIAND LAqu No. 7 817., Norwalk
showerr wheelbarrow, set iron wedges 2331.38 ‘ HBMOE
or 00 been poles. Give lowest ' Q "Q ' 3' ""IQ

 
 
 

 

 

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WANTEWIM'LIEDIATELY MALE

FOR SALE—NIWLY PAINTED if the fir (at year,1916- 1917, were paid byI

WONTED—A CLEAN CUT AMBIQ i-HFLP .TO WORK FOR THE U S. foot l'owboat; 2 pairs of cars and oar i

“”5 ”“5 m“ 16 ”a" °f “3° °’ GOVERNMENT THOSE WITH GEN

2v" ‘9’ 99"" mm “‘1 mm "m“: ERAL BUSINESS EXPERIENCE, IN-
Lvery opportunity to learn the business

i!" W. .Woolworth Co., South Nor-walk.

 

WANTED—EXPERlENCED STEN-
ographer. Must be capable taking dic-
tation. Address “8.." care of Sentinel.

FICE TUESDAY, 'BEI‘WEEN 8 A. M.
mll 3t

AND 4 P. M.

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. WANTED—BIG PAY AND STEADY
work, for girls and women in lallze
lrubber shoe factory . experienced girls
earn 310 to $18 a week; inexperienced

THE GOVERNMENT. THE UNITED
STATES SHIPPING BOARD EMER-
GENCY FLEET CORPORATION
WANTS IMMEDIATELY A NUMBER
OF SKILLED "IAAWRFARS T0 HAN-
DLE BIG TIMBER. N0 ENEMY AL-
IENS NEED APPLY. CAL‘L AT WIL-
SON’S POINT, 'SO. NORWAI JIK
CONN. mIO 3t

company
athletic '

 

.. Q WANTED—«MEN TO OPERATE

3": for QII‘QStrafefiq.?o?1:l§;; 1:111:33} engines and electrical machinery Good
0 ft 3:110" 223;): Falls (Rubberwa‘g‘s paid while learning. hlostlr
men p " Q night service, Steady work if comch

and?

Shoe .Co., Beacon Falls, Conn. tent. Apply heme“ 8. 30 a. m.

 

QWANTED‘wAN AUTOMOBILE Dar--
vcr'. Apply. Norwalk Steam Laundry.
43 Day street. 11110 St '

South Norwalk. mli 3t

wAN‘r’EO-NAN sort slthPrNr
dep'artmcnt and boy for drafting tic-i
WANTED-“YOUNG MAN 1‘ HARD'! pul'mtncu Apply “1.2193 Machine Co. [
nlll StQ

 

 

 

 

 

mm at‘
i WANTED—Aol-mrs our 1‘11le
WANTED—«MAN WISHES POSl' quirk. You won't see it analn as onlv
tlon as blacksmith. Cali Q10 Davis a few more openings ar'oalci't. The
Place. South Norwalk. 11110 St greatest seller and money maker out
'tor agents. lr‘ull particulars frccl
WANTED-TWO BOYS NOT UN'EWI‘ilc today. A. (1. Baker CO, Slum-l-
der 16 years. Good chance to advance form Conn. box.’ 1
and learn wraving trade at good pay.l i
The ColcaRoscoe Mtg.(‘o., Bates Court. WANTED-A AMAN TO RUN F0111)
South Norwalk. "110 3t delilcry czar Apply United Gr'Voccr3
, .(‘o..V No. Main stlncet South Nor.wrlli:
WANTED-A STRONG BOY AS . i
messenger between Norwalk and: WANTED~.\1E.\' \N|)Q\\0V1EN
Brooklyn. 600d pay If satisfactory “Q for our first and second shift. 8 llotrr
Jacobs & Sons, shoe manufacturers, dm. ‘ Steady clrrplovrrrcnt. Piece uo'llt
Belden '“ enuc \orwaik m8 3Q ‘Vils soon a. 'v30tllt‘1lin the operation. Ap-Q

' V ‘pr clrrployrrlcnt rlrpar'.tmr=nt Nor'wQallt
WANTED — Vi OllA\, GENERAL Tl“, t‘. llullbcr t‘.o roll .it
cook Address Harrison House, Corn-g .

“"n Br'dgercwn- “’7 5‘ WANTED—-I'Olrsrrrzlts. “‘1:

Cycle & Har'du are Co.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ltli- '
‘ 'quit'c scrotal expel icnccd poiishcrs for !
WANTED—BOYS OVER 14 YEARS. machine w.ork (iood prr3'. \ppl\ 1' lll

0‘ age, Bring 3'0“” certificate and he p‘loymcnt iltlrcrrll. Yule A‘v ’l‘ou'rrr- Mfg.

 

 

 

 

ready to work lorrrrsbury, Mathewson 00., Sunnf'Ol-(l, Ct. m” 31,
8; C0. m7 (IN I
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Q .TO LET 1.
WANTED—A nmon'r' BOY To? - _
10 um printing trade in the ofllce on TO LET—COTTAGE '3 l. .‘thil'JQ-v

the South Norwalk Evening Sentinel.
Enquire at office.

rooms and large pantry, suitable for
'Qoouplr m single. Rent $7
at 53 () born r',ucnllc Fast .\'or'\\alk. 1

Hill St:

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WANTED—A NUMBER OF HIGHVQ
class girls in our' Manufacturing De‘V
prrr'tnront. Tlrcsc pl .aCos pay, on piece

 

TO LET- NO. ll

“"1 p113 libel-.1113: while learning. Clov- ("3“qu stoves mm
or Big Company, 00 Du) street, South Best in ,0an
Norwalk, Conn
WANTED—"U. 3- GOVER\"IENT Vhousc, ItlltSL st3',11e " rooms, near w-za
“M‘s help. Mon-“omen, 18 or over tor and tl'OlQlcr. Furnished or. unfur-
\\ or preparation compelling thousands nishod. $30 rr.rnt A'ddlcss ‘A. B. .,
appointments $100 month. Easy cleri- Vm of Sentinel,
cal work. Short hours. Vacations with I
pay Common education suflicient.i TO LET—1 ATTRACTIVE ROOMS:
Write immediately for “St and 1138— impr'9wmcnts, 2 minutes from trolley 'Q

(‘all and sec thcrlr.
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crrptlon 0f posrtrons. Franklrn 1mm”Gar-den plot. Bent moderate. quireV

tute, Dept. '23E' Rochester. N' Y- Ql-Icnly A. Hegeleilr. 56 Water ”.gtrect

*— . !Tcl. 365-4 or 4733.. mil 3:
WANTED-‘YOU\G "BEN AND WO- '

men. Apply at once and secure a pcr‘Q
nlunent position and learn a trade modem improvements. suitable for
Lounsbury, Mathewson &_C°' m7 6‘ , one or too. ,Also use of telephone. In~Q

 

 

7'..- rQquirc at 40 Spring street. Tel. 2039.
- WANTED—MEN, WOMEN AND ' m9 3p
boys to learn trade. lCrol’ut & Knaper 1V
(30.1118 6tQ TO rLET—IV DESIRABLE ILOCALlfl

 

:.ty House with all modern lrnpr_ove-V

WAN‘iQ'ED—MEN AT DEPOT: AD' ments. Possession at Once garage ol'- QESlimatw Cheerful” given- Tm“ °r heard and determined at the Prollaic
- nrns Errpress Co.

m7 9'5 V'barn near if- desired Also two furnish. I
ed rooms with bath, light houSckeep-f
WANTED"A DELQIVERY BOY OV'Q ing if desired. Inquire 22 rl‘aylor ave .1

 

A.

CLUDING cesarean CHECKING}
AND. STOCK ROOM WORK WLL on;
tomato PREFERENCE. smart szo'
TO $25 PER WEEK, ACCORDING TOV
ABILITY. APPLY ar SENTINEL OF» '

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I FOR SALE—17 FOOT F‘LA'I‘ BOT- 1.918 and

5:30 p. m. Electric Works, State'street.‘,

larder. Also electric lamps.
'.:Dickerman Phone 654 -.3

VAll leading varieties.

u ltlr closed bod).

Qbox 497, South Norwalk, Conn,

Conn. Tel.

locks, 2 grapple anchors, 40 ft of rope .
Price 825. 2.3 Lincln arenue. mll 3t

 

FOR SALE— FINE BARN
manure, NO' delivery.
Dibble. Rowayton. Phone 882.

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FOR SALE-ONE 1916 FORD Didi

 

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FOR SALE—DOUBLE HOUSE, Ahl.
improvements. inquire at 12 lianfordQ
Place, South Norwalk or phone riot—L

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om skiff, also 1 1- 4 horse power l3 rrl.

Qeen'lrc. ere 0 hi .s
l A ‘\ as na 8 0“" 'QQQ‘Q“ QQ‘Qd war. and upon advices from the File” Ihile learning.

‘ Administration.
land prudent to thc

A. B. Sarosl. B.

South Norwalk

16 Charles street.

 

FOR SALE—TOMATO Pi ANTS
for sale after May 15th Not delilhered
B. Lockwood 56 Woodward avenut.

 

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FOR SALE—'L‘AMSON'S narro
,cash carrier. Four stations in good

Nelson

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Foe-sALE -— TOMATO I’LANTS
Exlra hardy
plants, 90 cents a hundred. Cabbage

plants 50 cents a hundred. At Reynolds
Poultry Farrll, Highland arcnue, near
Witch Lane. Phone 1036. r

 

FOR SALE -llOilGF BROS TOUR
ing cur. Also Overland light dcllrcry
6.1.. BenEdlct, 73
North Main street, ;

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FOR SALE—~OR TO LEASF FOR
'Qonc year, new house, latest strlc, 7
rooms near “titer and troll \ “urrrlsll
cd Or unfurnished. $30 rcrIt.

..“A B.,' care of' Sentinel. rail (11

 

FOR SALE—‘PIIONOGRVAPII,
rccords1 guitar, base an snare hr'qus.
crush symbol and triangle Atidr-sc s

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SiZFi) l’lll.
‘iotlrlr‘r ‘11.

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FOR SALE— l-‘Allt
l’r'icc reasonable Illtllil re A
North Fairlit-ld Avon's-1‘0"!

 

 

FOR SALE ' \ 251:1?(3'1‘ t'.".‘l’1‘\'l‘.
chcap. lntlull'c at flay ('1): I: -, lhlle
ilsland. In? St

FOR SALE- FORD STARTER.

Soullr Nor'rralk.

 

FOR SALE—HAND EL] '1\' ..\TOIi

ll AVllQ. AN”. former-l) intitc ’cntlul Food store. AD of tilt scl'clui distilrts, tlpon the as
“Ulk front $12 ‘0 $18 1’” week andQ Vstl',ect Sotllh Norwalk furnished fiat.. Q1113 M (\iilce 01' the Old “1 vii Cigar C). sassmont list of said citv last complet-

 

FOR SALE - FAMILY HOUSE

lwith onehalf acre of land on West 5m,
TQ LETQ——l«‘0R ONE YEAR, an{Norwalk Rond near Connecticut Tum- tax sll' lll hccomo titlc uQnd payable

Must be sold at once to close
'estate. Small amount of cash retrain
Qed balance on mortgage. inquire
Keogh & Candce, Attys., United Bank
building. Tel. 5352

pike.

 

BUSINESS NOTICES

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES Q
Situations secured for all classes of
applicants. Private houses. hotelS'.

 

1-0 LET-FUR‘NISHE6 ROOM ALL boarding houses, restaurants and too Court. May 10. A. D. 1913

tcrles. App]; ll ilson' 5 Employment of
flee. 24 Clay street, South Norw ulK,Q
5434.

 

PAINTING — PAPER HANGING
decorating, palnter‘s supplies; wall
paper. up- -to- date styles, lowest prices. .
ders solicited. .Tel. 400 Alexander
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.

 

 

,thr rt-rcrrrl departments

Q and fire

NOTICE "

Whereas certain (tendencies incur-
red .in the appropriation” of the City
of Norwalk for the fiscal year, 1916;
1911. and,

Whereas, certain obligations were
incurred during said fiscal year With-
out - appropriations therefor, and

Whereas,Q certain appropriations for
'the fiscal 3ear,191§-1911 were exceed
ed,and1

Whereas. loans negotiated in entici-
nation of the collectioy of taxes in

the City Treasurer from- who general
funds in the treasury for the fiscal
‘year 1917-1918, which funds 'or a part

in the Treasury
specific appropriations 'for" the fiscal

Hit-err car 3275, Can be seen at 1““.ng year of 1917-1918, and
' Bree. Garage."
WANTED—LAWRERS TO IIELP‘

Whereas, the Board of Estimate
and Taxation failed to lay _a tax suffi-
cierlr to meet and pay the amounts ap-
pr'opthrted for debts and expenses of
the different departments in tho
Fourth and Fifth Taxing Districts for
the fiscal year. ending August 31,
Whereas owing to the condition or
it seems necessary
Board of Editca-
tlon to negotiate and enter into a con
tract or contracts for coal for the sea-

son of 19181919, for which there is no
‘Qavaflaolc appropriation, and ' ‘ i

Whereas. .1 special upproprition in
excess oi thcrrnappropriated revenues
is required to rrwet the outstanding ob
ligations ator'rmentionrd, occtll‘rirrr'. ill
of tile (‘ity'

but nrorc particularly in the highway'
to raised

departments, and
revenues sufficient to meet the appro
printiorrs for the fiscal vear 1917- l913,
dilrllllislrtd as aforesaid. and to rueet'
the school coal coutlacls arr aforesaid.
and

Whereas. it is “"11 424.111 to nitrite n
gsrrecial nppr Opr'hrliorr or such unappr-o
printed revenues as mrn' be r'cuuired
to proof the aforesaid purposes.

Now tlrcrcfolc nollu is hcr'ebv ziV-
on that a spot i.rl nu cling of ”10 Board
of Estlmatc and ':1‘r\arion of tho (‘il'
of Norwulk will ho hold in tho (‘ouncilQ
(‘hambch at the t‘tt3' Hall in lurid cit3

o'clock p m for the follouim' htlr'pm-
cs. to wit: ~-

1. To rccclrc .rn' eétirrratc of the
certain amounts rcquil'r- ii in tho seVr-c
ltl departments of tho "it'. in (\ccsr

nr‘t 3t of tlrr rrnrrppropllrrtcd r'tercnrcs to bciV

pr'cpulcd b3 the City "Ql‘rcasulcl' and:
submitted to said Board of Fstlmuth
and Taxation at said special meeting'
To ilc."ll and ("OilSQtlt‘l‘ said e~r1
"mic and to make special tlpplopl'iz-ti
lions (-1 money ”It rotor-.0 in excess of;
the unappropr'iatrd 1'1"\f‘nllts of tho:
City.
3. To 113' :r :stzt-citrl tllx srlfllrlont loI

cowr any appropriation or rrpproplia
[nquheQVCIIGIIIL A Modnc, North \lain street. tiorrs ofmonev so appropriated in CN- 1

ccss of the rlnapropl'iatrd rcrcnue of
thc (‘ilr orl the polls and l‘:rt.'lillc cs
tat~ within the limits of S‘ZiItI (‘lix untiQ

cd. and for tho purposes of such dis-é
lr'icts as said Board mar dcem nccosV
and to fix tlrc time \rlrerr such

4. Tc ,rrrrkc a spccr niapprcprirtr tort
of llrrzrppr'oprlatcd revenues to mcrtV
the purposes aforementioned.

Dntcd at the City of \or'nailt
11th (M3 01' May, lfllS.
JEREUHH 1‘0'.\O\' AV
Mayor of thc Cliff of Non-nil:

NOTICE

this;

District of \‘o'. ..alk. as. Pro‘la‘VQ‘

“herons. written purpiicatlorl has
been made to this court for the adnrQis-Q
sion to prohutt- of a certain mitten in—
strument as and for the uili of 161‘
ward B. Beard. late of Ne: or all:
said district decenserl

Ol'dermed that said application

in

he

Office, in Horn aik on the 27th da3 of
May, 1918, t 10 o 'cloclt, for eroon and--
that public notice tlrcrcof be an on to

 

 

LOST—A RHleTONy BRACE-
let betwéen Crescent Terrace and
North Main street. Reward if returned,
tO‘ ll Crescent Terrace. mil 3t 1

LOST—$25 REWARD , FOR RE -
turn of small brindle Boston Bull an-r
mering to name of "Snacks," anii
bearing license tag No. 42669. A Gold
schmidt,11 Concord street, South Nora:
talk. -- 11110 St

 

 

 

LOST—:44!!! QOF‘
motor between'w‘ran‘kiin street audi
Tokeneke Please return to 11.3.1.1
Wright Garagear ’11 D. Randall, To» 1
cache and get Howard 7 mil) Si‘

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LOST—A LARGE YELLOW cari

 

 

athereof were appropriated by the Answers to the name of Kinkey. R0
3 AR!) 'Board of {estimate and Taxation of Ward if returned to 29 Elmwood avve g
“,5 H M said (‘ity for specific purposes and d1 Bile. ,

mini hine to that extent the balance QQ -Q
appliCable to salt}

WANT

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WANTED-«PUFF TURNERS T0
take work home. Will teach begin- 1
acre.

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WANTED ‘- SHIRWAKERS. PAY

WANTEOL—ltnm'nms. SHIRT EX»
miners.

 

WANTED—TURNERS TO WOMS
filmy

1

.Cluell, Peabody

& come.

Merrrlrél'sQ of St \iai'y' s Church Aux-
iliary to the Norwalk Red Cross met
for wr-rlr at the rooms of the Catholic:
(‘luh in the Hrst illstritt last oven

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A STARTING i

rial: stem

 

Muslin eyote'lrave
Mandamus. .

STAMPS. I

HE cameo.
, Easiliorwalll

 

‘a Immune

molt-m

”‘1“..pr

Meir

m0”
Q’ ‘lhe Spider Mower is lightm

 

 

 

BATTERIES WILL FREEIE' IN ..

COLD WEATHER

Call at our Willard Service Static:

m, and
”lightly. easily and» malaise-

lonely; remindingyo'l unruly as

.. our action of the ferocious and
' cunning little insect. what can»
it bears.’ .
BALL BEARINGS

of the very highest grade exact.

more! Y1“ 't'm “gt 3 Miami" to 1.40! 1-1001lof enanoh. . .....
rompeen 3 once er expo: w x
will give authorative vice in thit- “In“ W, GA“
connection. I D- R

We recharge, repair and store but
terlea.

A rental battery for
can be obtained at any time.

Fairbanks Storage; ~-
Batlery' Co. --

ss'No. Main Street .
miephone m

 

shy make of can

So. Nor-wall 1

owlservicc Garage

' For Chevroletand'MMIQ
Cars
Ford Repairing and Parts.
TIRES AND TUBES A'l' BAR-
GAIN PRICES. '

 

lrorlon .. House

- Shore llinners
Aiiliiilds'oim Food
Steak, Chops'altd"

Chicken." '

, A LA GARTE

 

CARS SOLD ON TIME PAY-
mare.

hand-canto“ Q~WithHeSold on
Small Commiss' ion.

lAuSWSGarage

QPhone‘1969.

 

 

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i For Your Furmturelorllome,l’oltchorl.awu

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We have a complete stock of Furniture. Russ. Etc. for any room of the house -
and w e would be pleased to her c 3 on call and inspect our SDI'IBR‘ Offerings.

 

Get your Refrilzerator now while the stock is complete

and you can get the style you most desire.

 

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fiififfiABY Q ii:

CAR IIIAGES

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From $18 so to so
SULKlES

 

 

WWW'
comm neutral»..-

we” M Q .
wit-era. 5 cannot: mama A. ,
glides over the lawn '

it nip: oil' the months. m...

 

Beaview Ava. ,

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or 16 years of age. Nelson Hoyt,- gro-
cor West Washington street. m9 3tQ

nu'e, near Flax Hill Road all (it

 

Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J all persons interested therein b3 pllb-Q'
Flallerty. proprietor. Trucking Long llshine this order in a newspaper hav-

 

To LET~TWO 5 ROOM APART- ‘

WANTED—A GOOD FARM HORSE. ments at 72 North Main street. Rent. trucking Office telephones 1581.30010“, five (luvs beio‘Vc 53 d dav of ‘rar

Must be. reasonable in price. Address
'1' In hire at nite Grocer-
or telephone, w c. A Scllllchtlng. 3 ° q U d y

\\ ilton, Conn. 1319 iii

_, .
. 'ro“ LET—‘2 moronrns ON DA "
fstrect Offices corner of Washington
street and R. R. Place. Fa:- further
particulars applyQ'Oid Well Cigar Co.

 

WANTED—A “MIDDLE AGED" W0

lood lroine to right party. lncrulie Q°f1
Mrs Marshall H 'I‘ollcs,194Q’Ea.st£QVe';
llucV. East Nora-.alk m9 at; T0 LETé-IIOUQSE 3 Rooms. ALL.
' -~:—-——-=-v——--—"'Q-—-'.. Qimprovenients in South Norw’alk $30.
WANTED LADY, DESIRING Also 5 rooms, all improvements. Heat

 

 

pu‘. tlon Arlrcss V"D.. ” car Sentine .
°°' ‘ Ask John T Hayes

 

 

distance hauling. Light and heavy

House connection

5Q .
firemen i

Chance for good wages and act-5

. vancement for than between the ages.

of eighteenand forty-five years in
good physical condition. ApplyN. Y.

N. H. a H. n n.
M. o. MILLER! Sup't.. Waterbury
c. A. MITCHELL. sup't. Hartford.

 

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,. A rehear. 'd of the degree team and

guard of Eureka Rebekah Lodge,
42.1. 0. 0.1". was held at the rooms

LCouncil of Defense by the Connecticut

No merit. exercises today.

ing a circulation in said dit'trmlcl at

ing,
HENRY \V. ORE GOti'f.
JurigeVQ
fl , .
FEDERAL FOOD OFFICIALS
QHONORED.

 

STORRSQ, \Iay 11—~HleQrorary dc-Q
grees of Master of. Science wilt-be con-
ferred upon Federal Fodd Administra-
Vftor Robert Scoville and George M.
QVlLanders, chairman of the Executive'
QCommittce on Food Supply of the

Agricultural college' at its Commencel

 

 

 

 

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Couch 'ilalua'rocits-'= '
Porch Rockers ._-"

"'«iurmture CO.

127 131 Washington Street
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED

from $8.566 ”$25.60
from $2.59. rotato-

Phone 165

 

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