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Black and flat fish are running well
and large catches re reported by those
fishermen who go outside the islands
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WANTED—mm. FROM 16 TO 201' 7° “7"” 42 “13"le AYE: Fort BALE—«A SMITH:HWMI’ER
nue, 4 room. 1st floor, improvements. typewriter, used only six weeks. Will
ears stage. Apply .i. 8; J. Cash. Ches- .
“1 street. South 1‘39""‘311‘1 QOM‘ . l inquire 61 Cedar street, J' M‘ L371"?- sell cheap. Address TXDewl'ltel‘. care
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The Laides Aid Society of the East
avenue M. E. church will meet on
Thursday afternoon instead of Wed-
‘nesday afternoon this week.
wanrso—novs. ANij Omis‘it. _ T0 LET-11 ROOM HOUSE ALL , _ ~—
ti years to do light work after school WDmYements, In fine condition good‘ not; SALE—FINE BUILDING LOT. Miss lda Banks. daughter tf John
r for steady employment. H. NJW‘T‘JM 53111911. hennery, fruit. $35. 35x12$ centrally located "and” on "ol'lw‘ Banks of 42 Fifth street. was lid-l
raw Mfg, company Water street. George Mitchell. Phone 1851- lley line Address Box "C” car 01 Sent . mitted ‘0 “16 NONI!“l Mill“!!! this?
outh Not'walk, Conn. ' ,
’ ~ Lnel. ‘ I [running for tonsils and sdenoitis.
T0 LET—HALF A HOUSE-SIX - i
waanm-AssrsTnNr BUYER—-_r?°ms “'imlm91‘0"9ment8- Bent 818 FOR SALE—2 GOOD House's l.
, YOUNG MAhl AS ASSISTANT T0 Coroner of Main & West Main st., Non’ Altain 'Dai‘ieanel'e‘phOneiCOn.‘ l Sturdevant Orchestra on Friday night
.trvER 1N MEN'S FURNISHINGS. walk-$180 louri'oomsonon Burbank; — .-—_. ' :for the benefit of the soldiers and sail-
UST .BE’FUL-LY EXPERIENCED. St- Rent 310. Inquire Joseph Disesea; FOR sue—4909 CADILLAC-IN A'ora promises to pull a Iarse attendance
GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR 121 ‘Main street, Not-walk or Central 1 cohdition. Bosch magneto. large to Community Hall where it will be
111ch YOUNG MAN. WRITE, STA- Hotel South Norwalk. Conn. Prestb light tank, practiculy four new held. t
[No AGE, ORTAins or taxman . ‘ sliced. 3250 call it wintieid street. 1
ENCE. AX!) ‘ SALARY mirnpfl T0 LET—3 FLATS. 5 ROOMS EACH' , ' i South Norwalk Council. Knights or
U. The dance to be given ”The Hoyt-
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Mr. and .Mrs. A. Cleverly have re-fi
turned from spending a few days at
Annapolis, where they visited their . Q
son John, who is a student at the Na-l
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now appearing as “Delia" in a three-
Empire theatre, New York. with Miss
Ethel Barrymore in the leading part.
One of the results of the war for
which local advocates of a “safe and
sane" Fourth of July are grateful is
that no fireworks will be available this
year. The movement has never taken
very strong hold in Rowayton. al-
though some have been advocating the
non—fireworks plan for several years.
But now Uncle Sam has taken over all
the plants handling fireworks, and the
sale of explOsives is strictly forbidden,!
so that church bells and tin horns?
must satisfy the noisy celebrants. '
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[most strenuous objectors to the
lversion to the old way were the
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ceiving more than the maximum wage
at the present time."
”Fans are pretty high in Nor-
waik just now. and may be higher.
and it seems to me to be a bad time
to start a controversy over the ex-
act school building we shall be re-
uircd to teach in."
Bligh-int System Teacher's Friend.
A' prominent -politician,, who has
proved his worth by keen observa-
titn put a new angle on the situation
w. an be said: \‘
“The trouble with the teachers is
lright here.
act comedy called “Belinda." at the,
for
the
re-
ma‘
jority of the members of the Teach-
ers’ Association.
“Now. then, if they had left things
to run their proper course and the
present city system abolished. why
“When the city voted last {all
a return to the district system
.they would have had the chance to
hire out to an individual district. with
a guarantee of a permanent base of
operations.”
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The Hilda ('lubr'whicla Was organs
ined two )i‘als ago last January, held
1 its semi-annual meet yesterday at
fthe home '0! Miss Mary Garner Rider
-on East avenue. At: this time all. the
Undies who have ever substituted in
this club Were invited in'to play auc-
tion.
There were forty presen, t yesterday
and a happy time was enjoyed.
The following interesting resume
Wars m M and
showed rwhat - small group
women play‘hg cards each week and
paying twaizty-tive cents per capita.
can do. .
The money raised from club dues
jhas been sent every thwtmulthl to
»Mrs. Arthur Gleason, who has used it
lto buy milk for the Belgian babies in
In maternity hospital somewhere on
lthe French border—line and she has re-
Iceived every check sent. Thus far,
‘two hundred and seventy‘tour dollars
'have been sent, with forty-five dol-
. lars on hand.
I Besides this, the prize money of
'fifty cents each week has been spent
for the following:
2 dozen Turkish towels given New
Haven Blues when they were at the
.nrmory.
25 knitted articles.
Box of smokes—five dollars.
Library Fund—one dollar.
Magazine Fund—one dollar.
35 pounds candy to Mrs, Gleason
for Belgian babies at Christmas time.
Ten dollar box of tobacco and choc-
olate which Mrs. Gleason gave to
0:” eight.
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HE now. ‘MALLEY 00. NEW HA- "“11 3“ improvements Also 2 stores! Fon SALE—ESPECIALLY FINEColumbus. will hold an initiation In , _
l Visitors at Lake Kenosia park this‘ Corporation papers were filed yes-
'EN: CCNN» I” ‘ “' 3t” May 21.
.st 8 p. in. All members are urged to
i‘NorwaiLICorner of Fort street.
l3225-227 East. Washington street, Eastl salvitt, 35c per dozen. $1.50 for a flat! Red Men’s Hall on Monday.
'63 Mlaadow street.
WANTED—MEN T0 YVORK ON
yster boats. Steady werkugood pawl T0 RENT—FURNISHED _ ROOM‘
r street.
lbs); 152 East avenue, Norwaik.
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WANTED seNsmm: ‘BUSiNEss.
mum in shop and office and for out.' TO LET FOR SEASON 0R LONG-
ide collecting, work etc. Steady and er lOwer part of house five furnished
leasant work. in reply stale previous rooms Will! all improvements in re-
.ing and wages expected. Address Box . South NOt-walk.
l',(’81‘9 of Sentinel.
. , .; TORRENT—FURNISHED ROOM,
WANTED—MIDDLE” AGED MAN two minutes walk to center, on trolley
ith some experience as shipping line. 3819“ neighborhood. Adrcss A.
lcrk to make himself generally use-‘34 0- care Sentinel
fut in factory. Good wages and chance.
for advancement to a butler. Apply) To LET—FOUR LARGE ROOMS
I reuse.
coll Phone 1070.
South Norwalk. Conn.
‘lover ‘Mtg. Company, 50 Day street, 'ilnd bath. Electric light and gas setiplan
No. 7 Valley place John Dris-i Poultry Fat-in, Highland avenue. acari St. Agnes Guild met with Miss Eliza-
[wittlh Lane. Phone 1036.
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FOJil , sALE—VIM outlaw
1’ at WichrIe's Garage. Reymond street.
t “0“,? Opnnection.
l FOR lAlrE—Allou'rihéiilzé. or and has been stationed in Texas until Mr. Sonnerbers has erected a building
good: oyster ground near Sprite island
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‘ile avowfine lot to plant. Will set!
very. cheap. Part cash. Address. P. 0.
Box 543 South Norwalk.
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FOR SALE — TOMATO PLANTS
All leading varieties. Extra hardy
plants, 90 cents a hundred. Cabbage
s 50 cents a hundred. At Reynolds
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WANTED — RELIABLE NIGHT } '
Day street, South Norwalk. Conn.
' . itrully located. Address P. O. 332.
WANTEDmIIOUSEIIOLDERS TAKEl
notice if you have any vacant room to: T0 RENT—LOWER FLOOR AT 71
‘MilllaCl-ielllo together with the price Raymond 14 Washington street or
per week. We need accomodation for Phone 1009.
about l50 pcOplc for the summer sea-i
sou.
WANTED —~ TO PURCHASE AXSI'S. Inquire at United Grocery.
Old Town canoe in good order, lect I
one, price. color. and where located vB.§ TO LET—2 FAC'ronllcs 0N DAY
Francis. Evening Sentinel. street. Ohices corner of Washington
. street-audit; R.- Place. For further
WANTED—BRIGHT GIRL FOR 0F-;particulars apply 'Old Well Cigar CO.
iicc. Good penliluiiship necessary. Em- ‘
pioyiiienl steady anti good opportunity FOR SALE —F.\Rli 20 ACRES
H. Jacobs & Sons. Shoe lillnnufacturl‘S.‘good land. 7 room house. large burn.
dlcldcii avenue Norwtilk. lwell located. near town. Vitluo $7,000.
WANTED~FIRST CLASS CLOAK &
Suit salcslady. Splendid opportunity for
right party.‘ Only first class need all-I
Woman‘s .Fdsliionl
very anxious to sell at once.
N." at ”W Every I .No. 7 Main,8t., Norwalk
Shop 18 Milli} Street Nol'walk. l m ESTATE—INSURANCE
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wmrsowmrnu, BUYING Abbi LOST
kinds of cattle, Good (pimpuld. Ex; . ‘ ' . .
tm prices for calves. Also pigs and‘ LOST’THL'RS‘DM 1“ 7‘3”“ ON
poultry. 001".“ & Harry 3;, Ely avEthEQ avenue, or North Main strct, bl».
nilt‘.Tcl.11.'ii m18 1m tween Cedar strcct and Union street.
' Igold class ring with college seal and
WANTED—YOUNG MEN 17 TO 20‘ 1915 numerals. Finder please return
years. old for third Shift. Full Day to to 50 West avenue. Smith Norwalk, (.‘t.
stall. Apply to Mr. Adams, 'Allu‘l‘ical'il ' . '
la llclitclle, inc., East Norwalk. | LOSTf- SATURDAX NEMMJ
«ladies gold Dill set with ten small
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WANTED—A NU-MBER..0F HIGH
class girls in our Manufacturing De.
Ipttrtmcnt. These plaCes pay, on piccol . ., » .7 -
work. from $12 to $18 pergweek. and. BUSINESS NOTICES
we pay libo‘l'allyll'lllle learning. Ciov-i
or Mfg. Company, 50 Day street, Soulhi Flag poles painted or repaired hal-
Norwaik. Conn. lyurds replaced. hone 14134
'0. Box'354. South Norwaik, Conn.
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. , . Situations secured for all classes of
Fire men aphid...
l Chance for good wages and ad-iboarding houses. restaurants and tac-
‘ ’vancement for men between the agesltcries. Apply Wilson's Employment of-
of eighteen and‘ forty-five years Inifice, 24 Clay street, South Norwalk,
good physical condition. Apply N. Y-y;(‘onh. Tel. 543-4.
N. H. &. H. R. R.
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M. D. MILLER, Sup't.‘. Waterbury, PAlNTi‘NG —— PAPER-HANGING
' decorating, painter's supplies; wall
0' A' MITCHELL" Supt, Hartford. lpapcr, up-todnte styles, lowest prices.
t~-__.fi _ , wt. _,____,_. Estimates cheerfully given, Trial 01--
‘ lders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
IF YOU HAVE ANY ”NB lWhite. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
CALL UP ,~
FELDMAN dI-BTEINBERG
.. ,Tel. 440.’
ALSO AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT. '
SOLD AND EXGEANGED..
61 SEAVIEW AVE, E
, nnsr NORWALK. 1‘“ its.“ ha“ T." Chapman: forinErly—tit
,- -»-»~-—~——-.~————i ‘ this city and now living at New Bruns-
.RC\'. l‘. A. Coleman, together with wick, N. .l., was in .‘Iorwalk on Mon-
3 W- Hnri. it. and W. _W. Lester rc- day, _ looking around ‘ for a summer
ilrt’i'elt‘ml Trinity Parish at. ‘the homc'for herself andgiMr. Chapman.
lli’laherty. prOprietor. Trucking. Long
trucking. once telephones. 1681. 300
House connection.
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distance hauling. ‘Ldght" and heavy‘
building. Tel. 635-2.
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ltold: work home. Will i :t ‘i 1301”]-
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|Cttn be bought now for $5.000. Owner?
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WANTED — SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
Ask John T. Ha yes "thiamine
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I‘Slin for seven liours'wiili it brillicii
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.tl‘iccxpcriclict- of tilt Aiilci'icliii
i'Ol-ccs. ’l‘lic livilitor, who comes
lll‘tllll New 'York state, was iipcrtit-
iii‘ig‘ttsctiplimt- off the Belgian
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'cliitsi. lie was brought thWll by
It‘lislilc i'irc illitlltis lilticlliiic l‘(‘llllll-
,tp the sell. After seven hours llt’.‘
.ivils manual and is now rccovcrili
iii 2i hospital.
i ‘ WASHINGTON. May" 23,—-
Xt‘u's (if the death of Ensign
.friicpbcii Putter, Naval. Reserves
:‘l'lltl was llillctl while fighting sev-
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‘. ' ““011 Parcelpelivery. Edward Ji on enemy Siilulc-scutetl airplanes;
‘iiii tlichOl'tli Sch Oil April ‘25,:Jvtts'
received here today from the Lilli}
itltiii representative Of the Com-
mittcc on Public information.
‘ . Ensign Potter, who was second
pilot. to a British Royal Flying:
force. captain six weeks before bud
shot down a German seaplane in
‘lleligoland Bight.
{diresan convention held at Christ A new siren fire alarm whistle lo‘- M ~' 1 -
“mm! “Emil“ in “M d at -. . ’ . 1, The post Committee of Douglas Fow- p
i 31” or . ye cl cated ntVilllson Point, for the protec- ler post met. last evening and made beautiesrand befieflt‘ed ottiie order
day. “:1“ c"
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soon I ..
“ Sentinel Want Ads.Worlr..Wonders..
brill be..-ancunced bummer.”
WANTED’—W0‘.\iE.\I rOii liiilch.‘
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aCIuett; Peabody:
3 be present. There will be many visit-3
. . ' TON. ing Knights present.
orth Atlantic Oyster Farms, 144 Wafiwul‘ allniodern conveniences suitable ”110k, panel bOdY. WA only 200 milesl
for one or twolappiy 'Mrs. J. IS. liub- t Will be sold at a sacrifice. Can be new:
Ralph Brundage is expected to at»
rive at his home from Camp Upton
ithls afternon after a years absence“
'He is in the service with a motor train
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the trainlwas transferred to‘Camp Up-
-mplo_vment if em. done any canvas . fined neighborhood. 2 High street? has some oysters and round clams 3n. ton. I
i Price $200. Also very nice lot no Myr-l
. The Women's, Auxillsu' . optimist;
,Church mitt..tou9lx9é afternoon.
. 6t.wlth Mrs. Fred M. Wheeler of Myrtle. .
laireet at which time repOrls of the sue-y
ccssful Birthday Social, held __last
Thursday at Christ (:hurc‘li will be re-t
ceived. Wis stair?
jbetli Martin, of Winfioidrstreet. last
,evenlng. at which time only a few at-
wntchman. Artur (‘lover Mfg. Co. 50‘ 7° LET‘W’RNISHED 1300-“ T0; FOR sALE - FAMILY Houslli tended on account of the rainy wed-
gentleman. “mama“ 1‘ “CSll‘Cd- “9"“ with one-half acre of land on Westfther. The (luild will meet next Twirl
INorwalk Road near Connecticut Turn? day evening its usual. but the meeting
lpike‘. Must be sold at once to close
| esta 9. Small amount of cash requin.‘
lt-t furnished kindly list them at (holleringtcn :ivcnue. “mm”: “"5- Sadleted. thalance on mortgage. Inquirej
‘Keogh ,& Candee. Attys., United Bank
place, will be announced later. i
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hit-s. Fred Stratton, of llartfb'rd. and
daughter. Mrs, Jennie 0. Ward. are
iguana at ME. and Mrs. -* Edward E.
,_ _ xylem? tit Eddie avenue. lira. Ward was sylllpalhy is extended.
the delegate from Buckinah'am Couli-l
1011. to the Sons and Daughters of Lib.
{crit- convention in South Ntirwalk yes-
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{ Tho nciiilinc Old fashioned barn dance
is so nearly it thing of the plist that,
when one is announced there is gen.‘
It‘l'vl'y a very large attendance so poof
pie who are planning to attend the‘
horn dance lobe givenby the Women:
or Mooscheart Lesion in the Bahamian,
tblirn iii 3 Gregory Boulevard, this
(‘\'t'ilan. had better get there enrlv.l
.Steogmullcr's orchestra will furhished‘
llllo music and ii numbeitot attractive
‘ft‘tlllll‘t‘s liavc been planned.
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i. RECALL eALLoou's,TniP.
, The story in The Sentilicl. yesiep‘l
day. Of the landing of uUliilcl Stall i:
wur balloon on Nod Hill Oil Sundtiy.l
land the incidental mention of the:
I Daily Graphic gas bag that sailed ove‘r
, this section fully ,forty years ago, has
lsct the local old settlers to scratching i
1their heads to remember the cxactt
date of the earlier visitation.
i, Wallace Dann . finally solved the:
problem by announcing that it was,
election. day on the first. Monday in:
April. 1876. lie was it resident. Of hid:
native town of N \v V'Cdnaun zit iliat‘
‘ time and was Rénding the general :
,‘clection which was then held in the
spring, and with a number of other:
good Democrats was standing just. out“
side the town house. when the astound- .
ing night of a’ really truly balloon mat '.
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Private houses, how‘s-,lit'iuiorlitiltclictl 10 the lll'll’lsll‘meir gaze. Ag he remembers there
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were five men in the basket, which act"
cords with, the memory of the writer.;
close to the one on which the breezes i
carried the big "sausage" last.Siiliday,7
but first. visitors did not land on the
hospitable shores, of Wilton. hilt con~i
tiniled on its way. ‘ i
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i where it. did land. and what the object}
.ui the trip. ‘ 4 "
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1 At the regular iii-monthly meeting of
'Fonassus Council. NO. 1208, Royal
iArcanuln. held at Red Me'n's Hallniast
:evoning, there was het‘i‘étxattendance.
'and more live interest shown than in,
many moons. The prime cause'o'f this
awakened ;.lnterest WE?- the _ presence .
‘of Grand trustee - Frapl‘t Q. Wortmam.
oil of Bridgeport, who made. ‘most “in-
teresting addressesetlldhetgaioltth tho}...
; tion. of the Emergency Fleet Corpora- plans for the decoration of the graves 'ln a man rly manner. It launderleOd
trons property. was tried out thisot departed comrades. These plans that a (by
iv.e donnew. membership will
. 50°31. ”planetarium *4
Curiously enough its course was very {a
'3 “from
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and would; menthonilir Seaside Court- .
summer will have the opportunity of terday in mobilise of the secretary $01110 lonely and homesick soldier
. _ lads.
cnioylnganew diversion at the amuse- :tgtil/llfleggaw showing the foilowingi Two dollars to New York Times
m?“ place. It is a Javanese rolling incorporation certificate by the for Comfort-boxes. and at yester-
doilars for Red
ball game, a game which has been One Norwalk Foundry and Machine (‘om— day'smeeting, five
of the attractions at Rot - pany of Norwalk, to deal in castings'Cross.
for several seaso b gin :mnt park “and all other goods." authorized The
“5' " W ‘01! Emil capital stock, $125,000. or which demonstrations
Sonncrbers. the owner. has decided to. $100,000 is common and $25,000 pie-{meson Science
conduct at Lake Kenosla this season. ferred. to start' with 810,000; inoor- High School. Friday afternoon at
poratorsLLillie E. Disbrow and K."3;30 o'clock. Uses of point: and
Frances Illusion. Of Brid e ort, and: ~ will be demonstrate .
for the amusement and will open up on Jonathan Grant, of Fairiielsl.p 1mg flouL—q-————-~
Memorial Day. when the season at ulnoorpordtlon -certiticate. by - the
Lake Kenosia starts—Danbury News} Creafn' of Mustard Company of_Notl.
second of the series of Food
will be given in DO-
rooms at the Norwalk
scALo‘EnslllLoRsN oomo WELL.
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. :. 9 W giafil‘gclm '; to _'st‘art.,9i¥ith “Tit: eonzgtlon 3:. :fl’fi’; mm:
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W'. M Ill, fVll. . I ' l e a ll I
, “"°"' °' W. 7' Raymond 8" 0 {Lon '33:le fvclren Mrs. Zalini stumbled
>,F‘uharal services for, the late Wil-f
llam 1‘. Raymond are using held thls‘
afternoon from his late home. on R0
.The adjournedspecnimeeunx of thewith large not of WW! ““3”“
Board» 9! Estimate and. Taxation widower» mung, "19 “min“ on her son
.. . . . . to be rather
be held in the council chambers at" on Mondayalshl- “Infill:
. in
Winton avenue, Rowayton. Rev, J. J. . poor this morning, tinter on .
Snavely, pastor 0‘ the First M. E,che cityhail tomorrow evening. at the day the condition of the child im
church of South Nowai‘kmu oinaate’*“h’°h”"me ‘t is mad am "here w'" ”it’ll... time of the accident Mum-
and interment will be in Riverside
be some action taken one way or an- it our
cemetery. ‘other towards performing tile duties 2‘13 “flammxtgdgoaag: vaglal‘layl’les
lnamcd in the call. street. “up some of the boiling water,
Funeral of Mrs. A. T. vacloy ‘ land wmni spilled on this child as
Thefuneml Bertie“ 0! “FS- 'Anhul‘i There was no test mode at the Cen- well. Andrew was taken if 2:: 112::
T. Loveioy ' was largely attended at tral Fire station last evening as had 5“?“W‘sftggnngfieinfixgexdmoz is
St Mary's yesterday .moming. Th0 been planned becanst!‘ of the inclement .31 {o be favorable today as he was
burial followed at. St. Mary's cemetery. weather. Tile test was postponed until not seriously scolded. /- '
Site is survived by her husband and tomorrow evening. ' i
two little daughters to whom, every", l
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-—Want ads. bring results. l wAdvsrtise in the Sentinel.
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.:~Sterling'fFurniture CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR _ ‘
‘New;“Perfeclion“Blue. Flame' Oil Crook “Stove
tFlorence u ‘u u n u
T‘Reliable
Oil Cook.Si-.ove,.2.andaburners, 5200 103325.00 ‘
- Oven from ' 1.52.00to $7.00 7
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Aline colleciitiuoi Porch Hammocks and Q
{Porch-furniture. .Cooiplete stock 0i Old
Hickory» Porch Furniture. Themosl desir- '_
able rind.
.7..me .
eu‘I’I‘rfor,.any. room. ,in the house.-
‘ ’ ” sortable prices.
REFRIGER ATORS '
~The largest assortment of. Bettie-17 _
erators-iri thecity. ranging in price;
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Line] at rea-
52.,
a-:-$6.-95~ to $60.00
<‘s~_liveryg,oue guaranteed..satisisci0ryl or your
. ‘ . _‘ ‘ money-hack. ,,
illlsk.,us;§boui our: club-plan." iAn - easy«;,
way locum; a refrigerator.
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