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_ . .1 i l' Wants, To Let. For Sale, Busi- swash mourn]
ICIaSSIfled . . . . . . 11088 afl.:Pidesdonai}-;Cnrdg, ‘WN‘m-M-M.
Am t. ) Miscellaneous Advs. : :
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15.1911
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Townsend’s
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wholesome and more palatable than’
diabetes bread of yesterday.
Institutions founded by the :govern-
ment (or meditation not the war at.“
doing all that they can to impress
played by Miss Mabel Miller. The “2°“ Mime“ “men “‘6‘ duty “0*
pieces were splendidly rendered and only of making bread but of making
won promsrm- ' Mi! inner coed bread out or the varied materials
8‘50 Proved he? VeWW ””1118“?- wm it is ordered museums, the
l ‘ r til “Baby ’
gagghmgmfir minim. ' mining and tho hams-n is withhsanr-
' easily reached field of knowledge
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Nowatllot: you have
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WAR THRIFT '
Bali Boldly
stump ..
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”$1.... ”hm“ .' .2, ‘L .Ni
‘1!!!“ m! 5003 One w.“ $1.“). Mm Two thrilling numbersii “1‘39; Two 03‘ be
m" Dflhdl m“ . Grenadier-s." and “To '1‘ ee. Coun-- ‘ ' t women of today to say .
.u' ' 3‘13; were efifllently $82:er lg 'alnothlu ot the baker on the corner, r'
‘ ““_'— 1 °“ 9 quart 5- compos ° ‘35 condemn how to do properly that ' ' -, . ' ,. I!
L — . ~ sorrows: us...» so am .... .. .. .. .... .,.... STAMPS , -
. . prance, rs. . Milo .. . . I
Fm. . T0181". l [mu itu-d mourn-Lewis Lunch. altosttfion t0 the prayer» Give us this day A m-OWWMO m
I, . _ '_ gears. H. Hm t and Llflftll‘hww our dollyhread." I0 “WM”: 11““: >
WANTED-SALES (:1st FOR Toi‘LET-QLIKE T0 RENT My F __ TTO' all. team; and Beniam n - omas ~__,.,.._...._—..-—— ,. In highly“. zooms t«
“(a tlar 03' A l 't e H Krieger'home b th l 08 SALE. A FLAT 80 M and Harold-E. wooed-bulwa- The .‘ ' I to my“ 0100 on» 9 . -
i )- DP 1‘ d 0.90 - . . -l 1' _ e year ease. Furnished power boat, onevyear old, 1611. cheap. work of the'tmartette w“ onset)! the Curling-feathers top the mgtwmwn. o i 1* our
gv30. _, . H ,_or unfurnished, refined section. Lat- Apply Stabell, Wilson Point Road. 50-.ieatures of the evening “4.3mm“ ‘ed till-hm. 17116613 5 1'3“w~ rook 7‘ ,
f . est-improvements. near trolley, station Norwalk. m15 3!. not only the quality of the individual ; American beauty and purple ‘5 . “I "walk W't .
: WANTED—EXTRA SALESLADIES and beach. Rent :30 or could he mm» b‘“ the 93’9““ "mm"? °' A- ‘1." comm“ n 7 m‘smm’i' MIN“
not Saturday only. Good-salaries. Ar- bought cheap-with little catamarans Fort SALE-FINE NEW leH “afiz‘lpi‘dmk “'1” ”mm“ “1' ° ' W m. Matilda- matrimonial,»
is!) Everywoman's Fashion Shep. 131T. D..">care oi Sentinel. [1115 (it Jersey cow. Jane Montieth, Taylorl The “entire was"... was centered in -.__. ...... _ __._____. "f" 4 ""fl lightly, mm“ mm"
“‘15 3t "‘ '— P1808. SouthNorwaik. 11115 3! the address of Miss Vida Hunt Francis; - W: w you :3”?
mp3, 0 e grass, 0 o my -
fMain street, Norwalk. w...—
' ' To LET—‘7 ROOMSFIRST FLOOR r who for nearly an hour told of theme
wanreo‘smour youxc ‘.\1A.\‘ at 27 Woodward avenue with in“ FOR SALE—A 25 poor CATBOAT, <1): ‘38 French childri‘n- Mi“ Francis
to: shi in de rtsnent. Good a , rovem nt. ‘ - ' V9 for seventeen “we“ in
With 3331! inpagtllnity it uisfaaldl’: '38 G o: l hm: fin-23:. Inquire at cheap' “mum of Mrs' wm' James, all France. and gave an intimate and
w .l l v 8 root. 6.. 1 6.43. ms 3t Day Cotage. Belle island. mla fillteeung description or French peasant
1H. acohs d: Sons. shoe manufacturers: ' “fa A most entertaining «and charm
m16 3t T0 LET—HOUSE AND Immoral FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT or ins speaker. Miss Francis 1' “0 mans-
' er to an East Norwaik audience, but
# {barn at 59 South Main street. House sickness, tine delicatessen store. (’wdllast n' ht l s l' bowed th t 1
. WANTED-400 SQUARE FEET on.containln_g 10 rooms. Newty painted business all the year around. For Dar-{wag aging}; Spirit) a :ubject in; :iég'sist machinist.
. our action of tho rm. and
cunning little insect [whose name
it bears
BALL renames :
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BATTERIES WILL_ FREEZE lN
GOLD WEATHER
‘ WANT“ .
WANTED—YOUNG MAN OVER 151nm“ fl OU‘XIMIBQWE: 5mm of the veg, highfltgfldymet
to repair sewinx machine belts and as 353.92%.gmmbiw "3:3,“?th to 1'4 0! 1-10000fan 111911 ' - - - ' ' ' . ’
G°°d 0990'“!le totwill give 'authorative advice in thh ‘ AmmT n; ”MAN
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used boards Addtess X, care Sentinel.iand Vpapered. $60 per month in Ed" tlcuiars adderss J‘Store," care of sen..cmse upon her heart. learn trade connection.
' A vance. For sale at a bargain, 7 room tinel. mlt 3t Perhaps the most moving number or .'
{the program was a tableau, entitled; A‘ “3;: recharlmxepair and store bot .
a .
WANTED — BRICKLAYERlS ON house in Hanford Place, $3,400. $1.000 ‘
' Farrell property, Hickory Bluff. Ap-‘cash, balance in mortgage, The Deck-t 'FOR SALE-ASPARAGUS. 2 YEAR:
ply Mulvihiil, Supt. 11115 3L er Agency, 2 llanford Place, South‘old roots. 70c per hundred. White‘
. ' Norwalk. mli 3t Marrow and red kidney beans 25c lbsl
L WANTEO—-C()5leENT “IOhIANi [Golden Bantam seed corn 60c qt,{ln desolated BGIEI'UHI, when they are
,Ior general housework in small (uni-I- T0 LET—MAY 15. 5 PLEASANT slithenetd-rarm. Wolfpit mu Road." “NW Willi“? by a “We? who
ly. References requll‘ed. .‘iirs. Iii. E. Tyrooms. gas and toilet. Room for one. Norwalk, Tel. 1140. l$$ifdolotlti Igllltgilgfflnorzhfiigfigzfi
dirown, 79 Ft-anklln avenue, .\orwalk.‘automobile. inquire 6 Elizabeth streem‘ - for this tableau, and the scene w“
“The Prayer," which is said to be the WANTED—YOUNG LADY.
real experience 01' a French gunner. It: stenogl‘apher. '
visualizes the attempt of a group of
children to pray at a wayside cal\'ary,i
A rental: battery for any make 0: on
can be obtained at ally tune.
Fairbanks Storage
Battery-r00.
68 No. Main Shoot. ._ 80. Normal)
Thiephone DR!
assassinations
For (illevrolei and Maxwell - ,
Ford Repairing. and. Pam?
miss AND roams AT nan- . '
WANTED-WOMEN FOR PRESS.
ing and toldgm soft shirts.
WANTED—CUFF - wardens T0
:- _. . . m16 3t. Mrs. Wm. Hlisdon. mia dtf FOR SALE—llOUSE. CORNER Oil‘. very enactive with the musical back [take work home. Will teach begin-
‘ —"‘l iGienwood and Connecticut avenue, around. underthe able handling of tho ners. GAIN PRICES .
3 WANTED —- MACHINIS'DS. ALSO? 'ro LET—NICE SUNNY FURNISH-: large lot, barn sultable' tor garage, 3:331:33 Sir-andtdoc: I'lll‘tlimthommork ,. , -
’. MN ‘il N S‘ ‘ . . ’ ' ' ,1: - . -- . , ll 9 ultra - se m8 . . .. t... . ..;.
. t, .1 1ST ‘ ilinLPERS STEADT ed room to gentleman. Viith or Without..Wili sell (heap. inquire “tillam Lau- part in the tableau were Mildred hove WANTED __ SHIRTHAKRRS- PAY 0AM SOLD ON TIME PAY.
; “(ink AM) (.OOD PAY. NASH Eh- board. Mrs. Robert Thompson. Milor. 26 Fair avenue. ml3 6: joy, Geraldine Clark Dorothy (‘um- '3‘“. learning, 9 use HINTS.
. GINEERING COMPANY, SOUTH uFirst street, East Nor-walk. Tel. .1109. i mings, Dorothy Lorcjoy. Mildred Mor- . ‘ .- 2‘ -
._ NOlHVMuK. CONN. ’ m13 6t FOR SALE—TOMATO PLANT -galr, Maylah Peck and Lloyd Sturses. . ~ Used Cars Listed With Me 80“ on
t ‘ - _ l l _ . .. 8. An offering of nearly one hundred WANTED—HEMMERS. smtrr sx- Shorelnnners - -
é ‘ _.-..s-.- . ._ - . . . . tor sale aitct May 15th. hot homered; doum WM rmim, for u", benefit I m. ~ . Small Commission.
1 WANTED—RELIABLE BOOK‘KEEP-‘ T0 LET—T“'0 5 ROOM APART-.11 Lockwood, 56 “Voodwm‘d avenue. i 1, A v. . . ' -
I _ , Iof the bench “at ()lpiulns. A“ mot. ea Food
. ..:_ One with store experience. Inquire monts at 72 North Main street. Rent: mlo 1w —--- . . - ’ l I
3 “ayes Marks-t, (it) No. M ' t t. | 1?. l ui t U i e Grocer '. ‘ —- . A fin s V ara 2
am 5 rec :3 i no ren nt 0 l . H THE BREADMAKERS “2 ea H St“ ,Chups and
11114 31:. "" FOR SALE -— TOMATO PLANI‘bl "in the sweat of thy (ace shalt thou , . m ”
‘ I TO LET—2 FACTORIES ON‘ DAYtAll leading varieties. Extra hardy eat bread." li a man is to earn bread ' “1‘. Vin! AVG
. WANTED—BOYS 10 YEARS OF strcct. Odices corner of Washingtonjplants, 90 cents a hundred. Cabbage in the sweat of his taco ought “.30? . . ‘ .5 1 m . . . P110110 1959- Sen -
use or over. Apply Rough Hat Co., 8 street and ‘R. n_ place, For ' g, e. A LA CAME
furtheri plants 50 cents ahuudred. At Rtlynolds; to be expected that inithese days no.
Poultry Farm. Highland avenue. near man should be willing to presist a
{little in learning how to make good
2* - » — »- -—w-‘. 7‘; ‘bread under war conditions? l
FOR SALE”FARM 20 ALRM" FOR SALE—HAND ELEVATORJ There are quorulous onos in some
STERLING ,,
, For Your Furniturcioriiomc.Porclt or Lawn:
We. have 'a ‘ complete stock of Furniture. Russ. Etc. for any room of the house
and we would be Dleascdto have you call and inspect our Sprint: Olferings. '
JOIN OUR
e Iriflel'aliil'Ci
‘3 Get your Refrigerator now while the stock is complete _
Try} Sentinel Want Ad.
Well Cigar Co. ;
Mechanic street, South Normtlk,
lwttch Lane. Phone 1036.
i 11114 at;
particulars apply Old
WANTED—EXPERIENCED Tl'llN~, ‘
cratin. Also girls to learn. NOI'WHIR 890d W“- 7 room house. largo 1mm“formerly in the tentrnl Food store. Air'nurnbers and unpatriolic ones also in'
~ilox (‘0.. North Main and Ann siltt‘ts,l“'(‘1‘ 10‘1”“. near town. \r’nlue $7,000gply llt cities of the Old Well Cignr Co. Isome. numbers who complain of the.
South Norwrik, mil 3‘10““ be bought now for $:t,000. Owner: bread that the housewife makes today.
very anxious '0 5““ 8‘ °“°°~ ‘. son SALE — FAMILY noussjrho trouble is not with the ingredients
WANTED’YOUNG MAN T0 WORM ' ‘ ” "Wllh onehalt acre of land on Wen because out of tho prescribed mixtures
in other of manufacturing concernf ASk 10h“ 1" Hayes INorwaik Road near Connecticut Tum-it in possible to makq a better bread:
No. 7 Main St, Norwalk . . .
Must be a good mathematician and can .... ' pike. Must be sold at once to close . than could be made inutbo day not yet ‘1
able bt doing general office work. ftp-l a-AL ESTATE—INSURANCE lestate. Small amount of cash requirlold when wheat was Li}; one start ofi
111nm own handwriting. State age. ex-F "A" TIGER sTogyff‘” ‘4 xed, balance on mortgage. Inquire lite. The trouble is. 1 t the house-
pt‘rwnco. Address Office Album-(R! The in ”‘9‘ Keogh & Candee, Attys.. United Bankgwife and the baker will not take. the
0 . 1 . , following letter appeared
' B03 1‘" South hmnralk, Conn. mil 3th columns of the New York Globe inst building. Tel. 535'2- 1031115 10 1081‘" 110W ‘0 make the de‘
'lcctabio food which war has ordained
! evening:
WAN ED—-A .' t ' .' ' l . ‘ - . ' . ' ' i
T T (“CE \OU\G MA)”. Editor Globe: Once upon a lllllt‘ ln BUSINESS NOTICES ‘ llhl‘ln 1“ 1“" 0“ 0‘" ”MC" thrice
u y.
to oltcl‘nté‘el-‘i’alOl'. Ex )erienc ' --
l e not 19 in Bengal“? jungltl, there lived all inl-
Wired. Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co. I with a large Wand all kinds of ladlt‘s' and? There are llf‘l't’. and there women.
unense Illilllrt'ttlllll: tiger. ‘
family of promising littit‘ ”go”. The men‘s straw httts cleaned and pl'ORStld. Drcsistcnt iit pntriotic endeavor. who
bnra tiger not very hunrrv. so he wont l’rit‘cs right. John lintlmn'. rorurr \ - hm" made themselves mistresses of
out to the nearestrillngr authuto till ‘0" and ”Milan“ "m“ ’3 “'7 3" ”w art 0‘ mxiing and baking “9““
. .,_‘ __ '- with its percentages of this and that.
the co tie it i. “1‘ still was vor' llun- ~ . ~ .
Igl'V P Hlv follnd another villain: ncnr‘ EMPLOYME.NT Auclblrs I When properly mixed and "'01”er
V l . . I Situntions ”an“! ff“ 1‘" P “ ‘5” ° ibukod the war lil‘t‘iltl ol‘ to-dny is more
WANTED—A CLEAN [‘U'l‘ AMBI-T 1’5 and 9”” ‘5‘“ on "5 “0"“ ”do to out applicants. Private houses. hotels. 1
.. “9 all ”1“ [190010 ”""'°- ”W'- b‘” ”‘9 boarding houses. restaurants and {RC-.fk
tious young man in years of age or' .
people on the south side, becoming 1 u 7 3 1 vmcnt op: ' :
9 cries. App], \\ ilson s Emp o. lN' Y., N. E. 8 H. TIME TAM}
In Effect Jan. 14, 1918 .
Every opportunity to 103m the. bllsinesstl‘larmed “"1 “bjfl'fing ‘“ ”‘9 ”F59" lice. 24 Clay street. South Not-walk.
F. W_ Woolworth 00., South Not'walk. {filllllel'tlil together and attacked the Conn. Tel. 543.4, tSOUTi-i NORWALK To NEW YORK
A. M.—1:39x, 6:271. 6249):. 0:08.;
. tiger with their bows and arrows. and l
WANTED—A NUMBER OF HIGilv-‘m‘ runners to alarm other villages PAINTING PAPER-HANGING 6:57; 7:181, 7:54x, 8:21x, 8169:, 9:39,|
' 11:21:.
aciass ‘rl‘ ‘ . . ' .l and brill more warriors t) it ht the c r tin ainter’s 811i! “95: wall,10133X.
Wrtmfilltbiilllegm ‘1 “IJnUant‘lrlng De “tiger andg the ' came in "it"(ll nllvrl‘c's de :r8 u f‘todllte styles looist prices.E ' nth—12:03, 12:52 (Stamford only),
‘ ' -e D “'05 Ila). on P1909: ’ 3 ' 5 “* " ‘ pap ' p " -1:09x.1:38x.<i:17x,4:321. 5:27x,5:40
work. from $12 to 318 pm- week, umyfrom several villages. They fought Estimates cheerfully KNOB. Trial ”26:02:. 6:47 (Stamford only), 7:03;
we naytliberally while learning. Cloy- . “19 tiger many days, but his hide was 0ch solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander‘sms. 10:07:. .
or Mrs. Company, 50 Day street, South ‘ so thick and he was so big and power-‘Wblte. 61 1‘2 Ely avenue. l A~ M _12_348x"":%'x 5,4” 8'66
Nnrwllllt, Conn, lrui that for a long time they could not' ‘ logs}, 10:333. 12,-03k ' l ’ I
. . , . .
lbent him; meanwhile. he killed many, ‘ P. M.—1:09x. 2:441; 3:12x, 4:321
WANTED—U. s. GOVERNMENTImany thousands of the villagers, so “liberty. Dmvflemo E53“: 5‘03" 6:5": “02‘: 7““
WANTED—Cillil’lt‘lt‘E‘llR PRIVATE
family. Careful and experienced. Stlttc
_ use, references, wages. “Madras," care
i of Sentinel. mill at
I
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fol
oror for stock room and store work.
2 (um. .‘ ,-.: .
_. and you can get the style you most desire.
M
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REFRIGERATORS FROM
- $6.95 to $60.00 (
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Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J.
Trucking. .Donz
’7 BABY-,9?
.‘ wants help. Men-women, 18 or over.:tllat the country all ‘round about was “3‘3““ hauling. Light and heavylhoelluxylgéfll-To SOUTH NORWALK ‘. . . Z} .
War preparation compelling thousandsmnkle deep in bland. At last, however. trucking. Office telephones 1581' 300;. A. lit—4:101. b:30. 6:34, 8:001 ‘ - 9
appointments. $100 month. Easy cleri- the tiger was very Weary and weak House connection. .8:51x, 9:16x, 9:461, 10:60:. - ‘ , ~
cnl‘work. Shortl u . _ . . _ i___._________________' P.‘ lit—12:031. 1:06. 2:16x. 2:67. : . . ~ ‘
lO‘l‘B Vacations with.t’rom losing the blood which was leak- __ _ ,_ ____ 13:30! 3:63 4:23 5:13x, 6:20 6:00; ' ..
Pay. Common education sumcient.‘ing from thousands of arrow~pricks. FOUND 15:03:; 8:10;, 111ib'x, 11:4“. ' l . ~ :
Write immediately .tor list and des-.and sltlnk away to his jungle. followed , ’ Sundays l . d
I A. M.—6:00, 8100!, 9:001. 10:031i _
Front $18.50 to so ' , f
SULKIES
f‘” Roasts) toils ‘
All fully guaranteed.
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FOUND-A BALE OF RUBBER‘ .
:I ‘ . 10.50:.
i:11!l‘:0;lntie.tli.hLI‘ho “if". was so weak off the Norwalk harbor-.flwncrs can p_ “—12:10,
. ‘ . ' la ‘9 mg now ave been 933“! have the same by paying charges. 6:26x,. 6:00;, 7:10x.
”03:??ng ET?“ '11-“) killed. with all his cubs, and the vl!-‘ John Erickson. 219 E. Washington 1145!-
C0- . e. re 11 8: Ianapp lagers would have had to fear him no street. m15 3H SOUTH "0:20;: TO NEW
. m8 6t more rarer-en But the Marquis of _ ”—6 ___fi_______., _ ’A. ILL—12:26:, 12.5”, 5.37, 6:07
o—m' ,Lansdowne, Billie Hearst and ‘some‘ I.- ST‘ . 17:16 9:191, 10:22:1'11:68ib ‘ ' "
“MET-E C EN AT' DEPOT' ADI Americans, who were known... "piti. - , - Pill—1:20, 2:41 (Bridgeport only.
am press 0. m7 9t m, mummy came and persuaded LOST—LAST NIGHT BETWEEN Saturdays). 2:47 (Bridgeport. except
~Washington street and South Non.
Saturdays), 3:272, 4:28, 5:19, 6:21..
the Simple villagers to make. a “119- 6:61. 7:03;. 7:32 (Bridgeportonly).
gotiated" peace with the User and his walk station,,key ring and three kei’s.
crlption of positions. Franklin lnStle‘ by the victorious villagers, and finally!
lute. Dept. 23s, Rochester. N. Y. ' ‘1 oz 3 35 5 oz
1 X. 1 X. 1 .
8210:. 11:161.
waureoqrmst TO OPERATE 9.25, two-7......
. . i ‘ ' ’
Sundays
engines and ‘ :. - ~ttl machinery. Good . ‘
‘- . -‘ ., famil . H‘ Finder please return to Prudential Ill-V ,
wages paid ' 1* liming. Mostly madeythemlsstgilylrzrslf that the tiger surauce othce Washington street. 10A19 3111;113:261? 5182158; 7:43. 9:19! , -
night set-nicer: ady.‘ work if compc- ' . ' 2 = X I t- , ' ‘ . - ' '
tout. Apply ~. '90 8:30 a. to. andl ““5 “5 *‘ ‘Pmb‘e- i . . ‘ J R ,7 {g fifths, 4:521. 0:33;. 6:48; '. . yATTRESSES—We have a wonderful-selection of Mattresses fiddlfugllgldg
‘ ‘9‘" * ' R"SWELLABENED " ”it = . = L‘ ‘ront.. ........... . . o .
5.30 p.111. M l » ks, State street. . 5 ‘ICT. HELD FOR PADDINO PAYROLL W AVEN' TO 8 ‘ o ..... . ............. . . . . . . . . . . .
é .. EastaNorwalk, Conn. May [0.2; i _ "E H NORWALK OUT" \ .
South Norwa‘lkf mil 3t l
A. M.~—12:26:,~4:10x, 4:63;: 6:60. -
6:60. 8:063, 8:30, 9:412. 11:00. ’ .
P. M.——12:17. 3340:, 4:36;: 6:13:
F!
MERIDE‘X, May 15.——-Ellgene.blisch-
tler. it. who had beenla foremhn~ in
WANTED-@ELNWISHES P0512 FiremeI—i. .
I.,L)C0iélfllammoclis . lroln:$8.50 to $25.00 .,
lilm “a bla‘ck‘smm: Call. 10 Davis‘ ' comma: good wflfler-ii‘dsljd-
ace, south blast-Valli. , .11110 St vanoeme‘m. “'3 men betWeen’fihe 39°!
_, x ,
. ,1 .of eighteen and start .flve , I
WANTED—YOUNG MAN IN HARD. good physical oondltlotl. Applyrll'. Y:
ware store. Steady position. Apply Fox N;.|-l. & H. R. R .
CW8 & Hard-Will? 0°; v. . “1°” M. o. MtLL'en,-sup't.. Waterbury.
.—
WANTED-7A POSITION
chauffeur with private partY.
encod._inquhe at 47' Belden
Nora-silt. ‘ ~
.ExpenJW
avenue.g Lav'enderjs in high tavor at present
_ 11113 at. ior.|ingerie...:
4 J
'A‘s A - -c.‘A~. MITCHELL. suva,H.,§f°m,_i
"Factory E of the lnterndtional‘Silver
j'Company, charged with theft and
lraudin padding his payroll. was held
=in $2,000 for the Superior Court. to-
‘iday. Five employee- were witnesses
Eand they shidithat ‘Mischler had split
ieven with-themed money drawn on
tthe pay roll above-their regular was
lea. This hadvbeen \going- on for. two -
"years and Misbhler got from. $5 to $7
lirom each-m each’ week.
6:37;.6:11x, 9:18;
(' Bundlyu
A. lie—£301, 4:63x, 7:66.: 3:301
9:411; 11:00.51: . ‘
P. M.—‘-,-12:X‘Tx, 1:66x. 2:232. 3:401-
4:35,‘6.:13x;IB:1-1x, 7:06x. 9:18;; 9:80
11:40:." 3 ~ ' ‘
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A; Il..—’d:13. 6:“..02691.‘ _
P. lie-1:27, 4:89x. 6:26.
. Quad”. . .
Ari—0:85.
P. M.-—8:16. 7:16: ’
”primordial“ l'ro: DANDUM». -
DANIURV. 10 count unplugged
“19f iflimhjltodetss - honors» 10318.00-
. Sterling Furniture Co. ‘
-‘ «127-181 Washington Street" “
' ~ ' Phbne‘105; ‘i’
,‘ . mom ;» ondsnhave ~little paired . Pmecutortfienrxinryhurfit to“! “1° , ”monotonous-tench» ' . -
ai*;"“°“.“‘““- ”Wines"-slereoww ' : . mast-voile when! some t' * a not. "7 ‘~ on This ,Kd‘étiUNrs OPENED ‘ --
I 9‘91_M“‘A?W1a1.cu‘lThin“:thsamfnmiflthl'mfll '9;P0lnplflitt.~-he"¢°il1il MI . rst ’ ' -: E. ' l ‘ ~
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