I l Wants, To bet, F Sale, the.
mass and Professienri: Cards,
Miscellaneous Advs.:
thb mam-live Verdun Lou. 2511.
Report Iof Conditio of the
CITY NATIONAL ANK
At 80th Norwalk,, in the State 01’
Connecticut. at the close of business
on May 10th,'1918.
Munro”.
Loans and discounts (ex-
cept those shown in h
M m 15.09. 0-" Week. “'00” M”. . and c) ........ $153,522.11
Total loans ............... 466, 523. I441
Overdraftil. unsecured ......
' “I ' H H ' I *' ‘- ' ‘ ""“‘" ' W ' ' ”"“"‘“""' r“ ' ' ................. 157955 519.55
U. 8. bonds deposited to
secure circulation (par
value) ........... $100,000 100, 000.00
11.1me Loan Bonds. 3 1-2
I T0113! P03 BAIL!
.——--——"
WANTED—MEN AT THE KERR-I .. 'r.o LET‘S fURleirED ROOMS Fan Mus-1111141111 HORSE. WA- per cent and 4 per cent.
urnin tit‘ur Co., tloodward avenue In!“ housekeeping“ desired. Decker son and harness, or sold separately 00919938111250“. 00
uth Norwalk. arts 31 $5 Hai'tland. 8t Samuel Jaffe. 37 Fort street. n118 3t Payments actually made on
Liberty 4 1-4 per cent.
bonds .. .......... $750. 00 25,150.00
FOR SALIE——ViilfONE HALF TON BIonds other than U. 8.
bonds pledged to secure
.11...‘ ' m..-—_ 1.1... ..m
”—11- .W.,
WANTED—ROOMS FOR 3111:115me TO LET—3 ROIOMI APARTMENT
a both men and women who come to with bath 3 minutes from trolley. tr.uck panel body. run only 200 miles 1
from out of town If you have an?) Pleasantly situated. Inquirenfl. Hege- Will be. sold at a sacrifice. Can be seen‘ frontal savings 41990505 1
toms to rent kindly communicate with loin, 84 Woodward avenue Tel. 473- 3 at Wehrle' 3 Garage. Raymond street. ------------- ""000 0.0
~Securities other tlhan 1..
m1? 3t Phone connection. . .1
he 8; 'Rubber Co. . . I ’ ' stocks) owned unpledol'
-. T0 LET—HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS, FOR SALE~PEPPER AND EGl‘ ed ............ “231742-35
WANTED—MADE HELP. CUT- t'"! attic rooms. All improvements plant 15c a dosen, 81 a 100, Tomatoes‘TOml bond!“ ”Cum” 9‘”
:5 on womens fine shoes Highest Fruit, near river and Sound Address We a';»100 cabbage 500 a 100. $4 a IStoulItIIr ”If“ LiIhaSII IFdIeraIl
flees and permanent work unde1 good K. A. 0., box l22 Rowayton or phone 1. 000. Baby chicks and hatching eggs. I $823213,“ Elm:
ditions for capable men. N0 labor Norwalk 7%.!!!” 3t Reds or Ifisborns at Reynolds Poultry Stock of Federal Reserve
to employment: department, Norwalk 0.11164 8. bonds (not including
445,7 42.30
2,050.00
“b“ J &T- Cousins CO Grand &I' _ Wm» High-and atenue. near wncn: Bank (50 pel‘ cent of sub
Kalb avenue, Brooklyn, N Y. i TO LET—STORAGE SPACE FOR Lane. Phone 1036. my; 3t scription) ............... '6.000,00
. 1V'alue of banking house
,v
11118 in automobiles. at 53 South Main sit'eet1’61, 81531
mus 3tI FOR SALE—BARGAINS 26x10 1 2.1161111} 153,151.}; 1.5;“...-
'1 ft. launch. large cabin, good house boatIi Furniture and. fixtures
2 plate glass Lawful Reserve with Fed
' eral Reserve Bank ......
62,815.31
2,428.72
wIApply at 11111115 dc Gans
WANTED-CATTLE. BU—YING .IALL
ads of cattle Good Bimini”- Ex-l 'ro LET~NiCE SUNNY ‘FUR-NiBH-I 10 horse Barker motor.
11 prices for cal1es, Also pigs and 9“ roonr ‘0 gentleman With 0r withoutI 7611120 metal corners for store front.‘
ultry. '(‘o hen & Har'r3 35 Ely av-e Ihoard MT-S “0M” Thompson “I S B Wilson, contractor, 92 \V'nlll St., |Cash "1 soul: an: 1‘2:-
ue.Tel.1151, 111111 lmI Fm“ “"9"" “5‘ waan‘ M “09 mm“ C‘ "‘17 3iI:lIII1?1I1IrI1Ik:uemma.I... 111,511.23
I "‘13 “I ‘ ' ' {Net amounts due from
banks. bankers. and trust
companies other than in-
cluded in items 13. 14 and
WANTED—EXPERIENCED TUIRN-g . FOR SALE—SICKNESS COMPEL‘S5
rs in. Also g‘lrls to lea1n. Norwallc T0 LET—TW05 ROOM APART Snlo 01‘ exchange fo1 one or two famiI ‘I‘
1 11 Co., No1th ninth and Ann streets. lmems at 73 North Main Sir-eat Rpm Ily house, a thirty acre fatn1,12 1'00an 15
m” 3t'1g15. «inquire at United Grocary. house and outbuildings. town Fair ('heclibIonIIotIher“11111111..m
field. Frank Wiles, Weetport. Conn. the same city or town as
11111 31 reporting hank (othvrlbfln
outh Nulwulk.
WANTED ~~LOUNSBURYMAT1L TOILET—2 FACTORIES 0N DAYl
wson & Co. require the services of a st1'.eet omces corner of Washingtonl Wm 17 ----------------- I 11117823
dung man in tbeirotllce Must inn, street and a a Place. For further FOR sALs—on EXCHANGE, 1101"T°I‘;"IIII‘I’I‘ I'I‘f” Sigfig’z‘fg‘;
trouble of doing general office work. ['particulats apply Old Well Cigar C0 'blc store. delicatessen, clear and am “"1““. m. 55...; 10cm“.
1 _1p1y immediate“, 11117 3t; tionery excellent location in Bridge- II outaide of city or town ot
‘ V . I l the
w N I o l FOR SALE—FARM W20 11011128533” IZZIIIIM'KZZTOI: illffxcianm: 0|l £253’ililfi.."‘““'?‘. 0.r 2,799.57
A TED'YOU‘V} MEN 1‘ T0 '0 good land, 7 room house, large burn. West on Conn “m etin-Redemption fund with l’.
ff": :ld IforI "2.1” 211;“ Fm: payI t”Iweli located. near town. Value 8.7. 000-. i ' p ' ‘ 11117 3‘ Is". ’lz-cusurer and due from r 000 00
at ppy o 1' . rams mtrcan r. it no for 1-000 Ownert 1 . ‘. Treasurer ......... .1, .
.n lientclle, inc. .. East No1walk. on, ”1:22: :0 soil t 03:; FOR SALE-ABOUT 4 ACRES 01‘_War Sayings Cé‘l‘tifiCali‘H
“In a x 11 180011 oyster ground near Sptltc islandl and Tm”! Stumps neural-
ly 0\\'n4‘(l ................ 1,092.21
WANTED~ YOUNG “1.5‘101135 14 Ask John T HayesI than some o3sters and round clams on.I1’
020 with or without experience to No 7 mm St NOW P1109 $200 M80 very nice lot no its"! 'l‘otul ..
I .I
o lightnxachlne nmk. Steady work ”1“ Am flnc lot to plant “1“ 89“ Liabilities.
1“ ESTLWNMO 0|: ivory cheap Pertcash. Address, 1’ O (‘apltal “Wk 0““ l"
”.31'319108. 09
. 100. 000. 00
1nd good wages. Apply llollnnd Mn- 1 f d , 100,000.00
- :2 '1 ,. .' -11 '—““’ ~""‘_' ““"fi "" illux 543 South Norwnlk. 6t Surp us on ------------
33:13?“ “ ““ 1111.1 :‘I’U‘gt'I [IBM “Bis lindlvidcd plofils masses
. 1 . . . Ilene current expt 1mm in-
! lw g ,I FOR SALE—A. ’5 FOOT CMBUAT..1919~1 mm (“.15 paid I
WANTED—HEEL BURNISHERS, ’cheap. inquire of Mrs. W111. James at . ................ 311.3311» 16,934.16
1 - 1 . . [llay Cotn 0. Belle i in d. l t‘irrululin notes outstand '
hoItimakerssol‘Cnll kinds. I.ounsIl171113,1I'I Report of the (‘onditlon of I ~“8— s n 111 5 MI inn . L! IIIIIIII 0590000
a tween ' 0- m 1 THE HOME BANK AND TRUST ' '"‘ . 1 IIIIIIIIII . II I I‘ I
- _. I COMPANY OF DARIEN I FOR SALE~llOLlSl£, (0:15.! ., ()l" NrIItI1II1I1I1I1I1I1ITtr due to Nation
WANTED* 11111111121) TriIAN \1'1311 =20 the close or business on tho 10111:“101111'0011 and Connecticut “‘“nmf-INN 11111111111111111.111.111.111”.
i 1'lny of May. 19181IIiiilRt’lOi,l)tll'n suitable for garage.I bankers 11nd trust com-
5 osition as ardentr on wit u . .1
p 5 i ‘ l 1"" Illills distor1ntod.$72.012“m 5..“ cheap. inquire \Viiliam LawI pun; 'cs (othcr than lnclud
llflCf‘. Has had lexperience in all 1. 1 .
1 Inds of cornea and farm work F.1I lelICIl‘glllmms .I.II.I;I11I:II1IS;II1I'11 ll‘”' 2" r1111 “‘mu“ “‘13 6‘ 'l‘dIldlIIIotI “1111111” 'IIiIIIII I1I1'11IIIt:I' IIIII'IIIIIIIII
'i s . .t .
ya”; 73 FW- 51,991 East Norwalk 1(‘ollulvl'al loans (time and I . . $.17UL0.1’I.
_.._... m-........ __ __ l demand ........ 21..90 00 ltiliillfifi! FOR SALE ~TOMATO PLANTS [ndi‘qumI .1111..th Subjcti
1 I l nitctl States Bonds ....... ii.tltltl,ttoIAn loading var.letlcs Extra hardy . . .:‘..
WANTED—'BRIGHT GIRL FOR 01‘ lSlmlfs 11nd Soc'inilics. not ' In (IIIIIuk IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I III“ N
Ipiants 90 cents 11 hundred. Cubbatzt‘I t‘trlifit'ntcs oi tlrposlt duo
ice Good pcnmnnsnip necessary. .ncludlng them set trraidt- i l" l' “0 l " l
, I. 1 7. .“ Iplnnts 50 cents a hundred At Roy nolda< “ “‘5 ‘ '1‘“ " ”‘3" (m ‘
Employment steady and good oppor for 51111111111 lit 1105111115.. -‘1:.711 t 1 I... than for "W“... 1M“:
unity. 11. Jacobs .1. Sons. Shoo man ”"Im‘iim "“d “WW“ 1'1"“ "" ““‘“‘-‘ “‘m “‘"m‘m‘l ““‘““'“' “W rowt'd) .......... '.. ,. .f 869.71
ul‘acturcrs llt'ltlell ltvt'nuo \"m'wnm i()iilm Rm” Estate " 1000 00 Wiit‘h I‘m“ Phone 10'"; (vilified ('llt‘f'ks ........... 3,765.48
‘ " ' ' “ ‘ 'lluu 1111111 other b1111ks.ha11k- -_... “um-2. ..._.. .. ”My,“ ,3 I 1 . . 20011
“‘16 3‘ era and "l‘1us't Companies .19 9.11 1. '.II , I ( mm“ IIIIII II I
Due l‘tom AlthrIochd lies-orn- I V i FOR SALE—~liAN’.) EL 1 \ \’l on “I”; of dIclnnndI dim”?
WANTED—4111'. 111mm non 0.1111 3 Agents ................. 102.117111"H0Wl01b in tlle"entlu| loud alum. AuI‘ 1:01?) errtECIct I???“ ,I,I.I.I.
and 110mm. Competent girls start atlIllniIted SiIHitld and National lply at office of the Old Viell Cigar (10.1 11.11111; :14. :‘15. 36. 37. 38.
$9.00 and $10. 51') pct neckI eight hour IE'Ji‘iIiIIIJLiSU‘Ofi """"""" 11‘ 2.1;: “2! l 39 40 “It“ 41 .'$140 ‘39- 29 1-
duy. St‘illo or our expeilenced girls Sin.“ (-0111 979071 FOR SALE _ FAMILY HOUSEI‘ Emu“ sayings deposits. 1W??‘1:é:;
arc maliinc $1: per 11113 011 piece work Mirror 10111 ............... t". is with one half acre Of land on We at SIIIIIIIII‘II ;:II:I:IIIIII,II;I’I?.I:,II::II;IIIqIIIIhI_ “JI IIIII
Work is not l'nrd 11nd employment lsI ( kaH and W“) mm“ "6-16I Norwnlk Road near Connecticut Turn jctt to Reserve items 42
permanent. Good chances for promo IFIiI1IIwI oteiInaZido for Savings on» '7'9_14prIke.I Must be sold at once to clone? 11 it and 45.4.1“ 311-119
41011 to positions of responsibility. We I H) “I r IIIIIIIIIIII "'II' “I estate. Small amount I0! “Sh requlrI' $1'liiffiitg
~ . . . . I" "I . . l l
are constantly inrprmm facihtiesI Tax at assets IIIIIIIIIIIII $120.: ”1811 8.3.1311. balmce on mortgage. Inquirel 'l'oiiil ...... 1 .......... I‘ t
m make 11 mkmg mndliglons as attrnc-' Liabilities. -Keogh & Cnndee. Attya, United Bank' I dai'IllIeIlId, (:1:- (Ollllf‘(',tl(‘lll (0111113 or
I
If you want steady "(apltal stntk ............. 5 30100.00 I building. Tel. 5852. I
Surplus funds ............. ' 20.02000
1. \Vilrrcd ilodwell. cashier of the
the as possible.
nbow named bank. do solemnly swear
) ' d
91:“ lIt)y1nent ““‘I: Isn‘t)“ WIRES applyv IOillt‘l' undivided illnofiis less Iilllll tilt' mun-(1 statpmeni is true to
1‘4“” oymcnt l.1pIrrti1rent. The Not'-' | current expenses :intltaxes ..1I BUSINESS NOTICES l l l f k outed (1 and belief.
walk Tire & Rubber Co. 11116 31 11.1111 ..................... 12 001110 t“:..’.,°;..;‘.,.3".;....“ 311...: to before me
._.—.‘ - . 'ihieI to banks bankers, and / ”f BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Ithis 171], (iii)'0 of M31 1918. -.
WANTED—A CLEAN CUT AMBl-. “WK Companies ' 1319"”! Invent something. Your ideas may‘ SAMl P3113 \i'1.l.SOR
~ . I, . Gen‘l Deposits . 80 918 45
txous 3oun1. man 10 years of age or Deposits in savings depart
over for stock room and store worlst ment IIIIIIIIII 337139 44
Every opportunity tolcarn the business Total deposits .............
{bring wealth. Send postal for free Niki“? Public.
lhook. 'l‘clls what to hit out and how
653,197.89 to obtain it patent through our crcdlt'I
( ‘m're‘ctwvAttcst:
CllRiSTlA\ SV‘V'ARTZ.
LOUlS R. HURLBUTT,
F. W. Woolworth (‘0., South Norwalk. ‘R‘eaor'vcd for interest and system. Talbert & Talbert. 4788 Turf HERBERT A MA’i‘i-lltlIV‘l SON.
I taxes ................... 3. 345 05 {W buildin". Washington, D. C. I Dir ectgrs,
_ I . ————-————— 1 ' 'l.-u-
WANTED 11111311131911 0*” HIGH T111111 1111111111311 ......... $720 588 89 .g
I EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES The Building Trades Council ht ‘d d‘I
1 Situations sgcurt’d for all 0188585 0" regular business meeting at C. 'I
.I District of Norwalk, ss ProbateIapplicants rivate houses, hotels. Hall on Washington street last even-
Court May lt,A ..,D 1913. Iboardlng houses restaurants and fac- ing at “1111.. time only routine
Estate of Charles H. Adams, late‘c-f “me“ Apply W‘m“ Employment 01" ters came up for (“5908111
.fice, 24 Clay street. South Norwalk,I
IConn-. Tel. 513-4.
WANTED-WOMEN FOR PRESS-
ing and folding soft shirts.
class girls in our Manufacturing De- I
partment. These plnCes pay. on piece?
work. from $12 to $18 per week, andI
lwe pay liberally while learning. Clov
er Mfg. Company. 50 Day street, South
Lnrwalk, Conn, 1 1Norwalk, in said district deceased.
1 Whereas written application has
Ibcen made‘ -0 this court by the adorin-
:V'ants help. Ellen-women; 18mm 0213;. istrator with the will annexed of said 1
ar prepara inn compe mg 011811 8' estate praying for reasons therein set decorating. painters supplies; wall
appointments, $100 month. Easy cleri- for an order authorizing him to sell 939°“ “1" todate styles. lowest prices.
cal work Short hours. Vacations with certain 1' eat (state of said estate with Estimates cheerfully given Trial 01'-
pay. Common education sufficient? out excepting the right of den or of the den solicited Tel 400' Alexander
“’1th immediately for list and dean ‘widow therein. .Iwhite, 61 1- 2 Ely avenue.
crlptlon of positions. Franklin instlu ' Ordered. that said application bi'
um‘ Dept. 2351’ Rochester. N‘ Y' iheard and determined at the Probate
~ Tomce, in Norwalk. on the 23rd day or
WANTED—BIG PAY AND STEADY May. 918, at 10 o'clock forenoon; and
work for girls and women in larue that public notice thereof be given to
v, rubber 8h“ factory; experienced 3”” all persons interested therein by pub-
' earn $10 to $18 a week; inexperienced “smug this order in a newspaper hav ' .
ones paid 3 worth while salary and ins {circulation in said district, at' ° - ~—
i’chn free board and room while learn— least five days before said day of 1‘ Flremen WANTED—HEWERS. SHIRT ax-
ing, which takes about a month; live hearing 1 Chance for good wages and Iii-1 "trainers.
town near lame cities; good. theatreiI Is, HENRY. w GREGORY lvancemsnt for men between the ages. _
fine working conditions; company ' ' " Judge. of eighteen and forty-five years in!
furnishes hall for dancing, athleticI
ic’ds. free insurance and medical at- The Four Minute Speakers for Mon~I N. H. a H. R. R.
tention. D0111 decide now, write to- day at the theatres will be Miss Nae l M. D. MILLER, Sup’t. Waterbury,
'1 lay for illustrated Ibooklet— "A Good 1111 Lewis at the Palace and Mrs. I c A. MITCHELL. Sup'L. Hartford.
oh no Beacon Falle.‘ address Employ George F. Bette at the Regent. BothI
. Ient. Dept" Beacon Fall! Rubber sprain-rs wil' address the evening and-'
hoe, 00., Beacon Fails, Conn. ‘ . ic-nco. .
NOTICE
WANTED—U. S. GOVERNMENT 1‘
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
Flaherty, proprietor. Trucking. Irons take work home.
distance hauling. Light and heavy hers.
trucking. Office telephones 1681. 1300|
House connection.
WANTED -— enmmmas. PA!
1‘ while learning.
‘I Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
53.000001
mat- -
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J.I WANTED—CUFF TURNERS TO'
Will teach begin-‘
111.1111: no»
- nun CROSS FUNDI‘
(Continued 11.111 rim Page.)
curing the proper addresses was foundI
to be an almost impossible task, as
there was no compilation of the Nor
walk boys mod 4n the service. A
list of nine hundred was made up out
of which addresses could be obtained
on only two hundred owing to the fre-
Mt shims: at the men throuh sot-
0mm” and the policy of sec‘re
cy our in: troop movements. Re-
cently thezdacision ot the mvernment
restricting shipments' abroad made it
tlmposaible to supply the men at the
front who. perhaps need the “smokes"
most of all After consultation with
a number of those who assisted in
making the concert 11 great success.
donation of the money to the 'Red
Cross was decided upon. This de-
cision will undoubtedly be applauded
by all of those who helped to swell the
fund and by our citizens generally.
Another patriotic activity of the
Benetlt Association was the purchase
of $100 worth of Thrift Stamps by then
in attendance at the 1ncotln:.(len
elal Manager (‘avana,. h erplu. nod to
thosepresent that the womb orlul show
ing they had made in their purchases
through the factory made a special no
peat to them almost out of Plate. but
saviour were savings and the more we
saved now the better a we would be
later and it the same time out 1none3
was helpingI to 11in the \1'11r.A'r 4n-
thuaiastlc sale was 11.11 to land the full
-8l00 worth was disposed of in ten
minutes. '
Tile business session last evening.
was very short and was followed by uni
excellent entertainment given entirelyt
by members of the association. The
music for the concert and dance 11 blah
followed was furnished by the C. & K.
orchestra composchof Stephen Smith.
John Smith. James Smith, and lolfn
Tarnowakl An excellent gymnastic ex‘
hibition on the horisontal bars was giv- l“
en by three members of the C. & K.
Gymnasium club Peter Gomolon. Al
bert 1.3 lanoblltz and Potfl' Lylanoblltz.
This was followed by a clever sketch'
and mlnstrel performmance John Tut '
tic war interlocutor. Louie Holden. Al
hert Lynblanovits. Feed 010011 and
Walker Fielder and men. The ohorusI
consisted of ten 3oung ladies. eight
gowned as Red Cross nurses and two‘
representing Miss Columbia
names are as follows: Elizabeth
Straub Elizabeth Akron, Emma’
Schoetn. Vlary Schoemn. Julia Kovacs..
Mary Orbits Victoria Epoch.
Ethel llaiaa.
Emma
Klestt'nit; ReireshmentsI
l
l.
11"e1e servedénnd dancing was entered
until midnight. .
CANADIAN AT TRINITY “HURON.
Red Grog. sonic. . with . connotati-
Speaker Tomorrow Evening.
A noted ‘ I orator will address
the congregation in Trinity Church to
'morrow evening. Dr. Hiram Hull.‘who
has the reputation of being a very elo
quent.speaker and who is called upon
at many of the large patriotic gather
MudmCanIdawilltallofhisex-
variances in Germany and the war
countries. IDr. Hull was in Germany
1
- evening
l
Min irons Louise Lynch.
Miss lrene Louise Lynch, daughter
of Mrs. Mary A. Lynch. died early last
at her home West Cedar
street, in her, twenty-first year. after a
long illness. She is survievd .by her
mother, two sisters and two brothers.
The sisters are Mrs. C. K. Pin-con and
Mrs. A. W. Guru, both of Brill. 99ml.
Coma The brothers are m. of
Norwalk and William ' ,9! Canada
Fallout! services will take place from
Ithe late homr ionday at 9:15 and 10
when Germany declared war uponI.0 clock from 51 Marys Church, “I'll-
Gr at Britain. and being an English .Dlstrict
interment will be at River
subject he had great difficulty with his Ifslde Cemetery. Funeral ..l!“ he by
family of getting out of Germany.
was many months before he was able
Germany he witnessed many things
which he tells with remarkable inter
est.
with conditions in France. Belgium gun avenue.
and Great Britain. all of which he has Ideceased is survived by one brotheII.
Dr. Hull ls IHugh Campbell,
898831118 tonight at the NS DIM“?! one sister, bliss Sarah Camilben.
mass meetnig being held in the State Norwalk Funeral
He is the prin- Ihetd from St. Mary's Chunk on Mon- -1
Will day morning at 9 o'clock
woven into a great story.
Armory at that place.
clpal speaker there. The choir
including the mayor of the city. the to leave and during his forced stay inI.
lI
1‘ inmate automobile vertexe-
~—
Mis; Alice Campbfll '1.
Miss Alice Campbell died 119.sz
,nfternon at the resident! of- he-r 5‘“.
He is also very well acquainted; ter. Mrs. John W Wehle. No 2 Mgr
at?
38'me
of Bridgeport. and
services will be
interment
render special music and the notion. willbe in the Catholic cemeterY. Welt~
al anthems and other national airs
will be sun: The offering will be for
Red Cross 11'.ork
SPELLING BEE
AT HIGH SCHOOL
(Continued from First Page.)
1,
l
dictionary presented by the American
1 Book (Murphy. Edward Winchester.
1
port.
George M. Cometh
George M Conmtoflg died at the Nev
roton Soldiers' Home on Thursday in
his 80m year. He was a veteran of
the Civil War. having served in the
13th Connfheavy artillery.
.—.—-
M
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to thank‘ friends and
Master Winchester and Olive W ebb neighbors for their kindness to us do -
were in a tie for the. fourth prize with log our recent beanQment.
05 words spelled correctly. Finally the
w"01d ‘hocuspocus" was selected and
.\llt : \‘l ebb user a “it" for a “c" to
spell the word. Master Winchester
spelled the word correctly and wan the
prize. There were a number of peo-
ple in attendance last evening and the
contest ran quite late: The cash
prizes are the prizes awarded by Dr
C. B. Bah-nun each year.
Lincoln Council, No. 4. 0. U A-M-1 Building & Loan Otllce
Their met last. evening, at which time Stat? street, South Norwnlk.
IOrganixer George I. Pet'ham was pre
sent and gave a talk on matters of a
fraternal nature to the wartime which Forehayluntl is said to be
one greatly enjoyed.
STERLING =
For YourFuruiturelorliome,Port:lr or Lawn
We have a complete stock of Furniture. Runs. Etc. for any room of thehdnSe
and we would be pleased to have you call and inspect our Spring Offerings. . ,1
JOIN OUR
gem-tor Club
Get your Refrigerator now while the stock is complete .
and you can get the style you most desire.
REFRIGERATORS FROM
$6.95 to $60.00
MRS L. A. GA-RtDiNER,
ROY G. TANNER.
LOST
L08T—- HANK BOOK N0 2,503 0?
Norwalk Building and Donna Misty
between North Main street and Rim
wood avenue. Finder. please poutrn to
Washington
mts 3t
T
The condition of Private Geo1ge
about the
saute at the Norwalk Hospital today.
BABY
1111111111113
Front $18.50 to $6.0
SULKIES
From $4.50 to $25
All fully guaranteed.
from.........-.
3.
__ Eh Conchitammoclts.
l’o‘rch Rockers
’Sterling‘Furniiure Co.
hell's.-
-127-131 Washington Street
1
! ~ . .- . CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED '
IWT‘MWW
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MATTRESSESI—We have a wonderful selection of Mattresses $111. Iagltougiliglga
from $8.50 to $25.00
"é—irom $2.59 to $18.00"
Phone 105
Norwalk Chronicler