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Levi James Jones, aged fifty-eight
years, “died at his home, 6 Cove ave
one, last night, suddenly. lie is surviv-
Ed by a wife “and two daughters Mrs.
Clarence .Dunbam. of- Dalton, Mass.
and Mrs. John Semple of Glenbrook.
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Work Progressing on Four
of 1”
_, Every Womanisl‘asltion Shop
13 Main Street, Norwalit
w.
:On this page, ~'I‘wonltydi'ivo Word: or Less, 250.
Three times, 500; One Week, $1.00. Blackfm
AdvertiSetnent
‘7 Notice of the funeral will be given tatv
‘er, Mr. Jones was a former commis-
Log Cabin Houses and
Dressing Rooms Have
Been Erected
Work on the studios which will be
, used to take the pictures of Lincoln;
'The. Man of the People, in Craw’s
or Oapg Doublg prim gsioner in East Norwalk, was an en-
j ‘ lgineer by trade and was a member
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j 7 ’ .. '- - < . . "F (of Uncas Tribe, .\'0. 26.1.0. R, M.
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WANTED ‘ 102 Sun l fi' .—
HM..." ' l — To LET I Victor R. Downey ,
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WANTED—BOY .TO MAKE nut: F0“ SALE—THREE PIGS. 5 TO LET—~A BRIGHTLY rtnt‘xisu-l “(m R’ mwm' aged four year!’
son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Downey,
self useful; upliortuuitv to learn trade“ months Old- Inquire Eugene \‘varv ed room with all im "
‘ . . .. ’ ‘- movements at o ,_ .
ten dollars to start 54 hours week? (die of Miss Duffy. West Cedar street, Filchstroet l‘ast No walk .01 95 E‘ly avenue, died at me home or
TO LET— l"l.'Rl.\'tSEH OR UNFL'IL 110011 from the house. Interment. will be
Webbing & Edging Corps. [outh Norwalk, l
WANTED _ MAClflme ONl FOR SALE—2 GOOD FRESH COWS nishcd 0 room house but and cold war .
bench lathe, bench miller and general] With lieii‘et calves. 1., C. Nyary, (‘on- ter. electriclights fruit acre of land in St Mary's Cemetery.
than.“ work, permanent job, good pay. necticut avenue. corner of Taylor ave; Mrs. Ada Thomas Highland avenue l
‘vt'ebbing & Edging Corp, 83 \Vashing- ““9- ‘lltoute 3 '
ton ’street South Norwalk, lop flor.
ghis parents this morning. mineral will
take place at 2 o'clock Friday after-
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Funeral of Mrs. Susan C. Avery
A funeral service for Susan C‘.
. . , ,~ ‘Averv. the wife of Seth Averv of 110
WALNED—-\ 0 . ~ v .mngRUS/illoEV—Tivo IARHA HOUSE TO LET—'1“ FLOOR! 4 ROOMS Franklin street. Stamford, who died on
. V.- Bkltnll'l‘ \01 {\G MAX . .0“ l . “”1 5UP” ‘0’) particulars all improvements on Fairfield avenue. Thursdav evening took place Mondav
to learn eng’m’el‘mg and drafting. All-1mm?“ Glowner. .llrs. Chas. S. ByXch- Inquire at til Cedar street, or J. M. fl - 0" at her i '9 home Rev Wal-
Dlr Immediatvly to Samuel w. liovt 1'39 South Main street South Nox‘Walk. Layton Inc. face”; 2.1;“) on conducted the
J’. 9 ". ' ~ (7 . l ' ' . e . l -. -.-
r 7 Vtashtngton street, con i m..- -m—w ._.....____...._._ $9”in Mrs. Avery had been a resi-
l ”" RENT—honey; snvm; . ~
FOR SALE—~SEEDS, “'1“ij MAR- dent of Stamford for a number of
row and red kidney, (field) beans. flur-
pce stringlcss green pod beans. Gold-
en Bantam sweet corn. Flint & Dent
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WAfiTED—TO PURCHASE 01.1)
family portraits and miniatures want-
ed. Must. be painted before 1850.‘ mumps. Fruit trees, Address K. A. t‘. lvn. She is 8““in by her husband.
‘ ,woods at Rowayton
large. rooms and two attic rooms. yearsllcr age was 86. She previously
All unmovemcnts. Suitable for ‘“~0,residcd in Jamaica. 1,, 1,, and in Brook-V
Will also purchase other good paint
, is progressing
‘ rapidly.
‘f :s. M. Ilnunder and H. Allen Far-
hum. technical director. together are
"making sketches anti diagrams of the.
'location of the replica of the stock-
ade which will be used to some ex—
,tent in the picture and also of the
lreplica of Lincoln's birthplace togeth-
ier with the famous rock spring.
The stockade. which will be an
exact reproduction from old prints
and sketches of the stockades used
at the time of the boyhood of Linn
coln‘s father will be about 128 feet
long and 78 feet wide and will have
two gates, four large log it. )uses and
will be used in pictures connected
with the storming of the stockade by
the. lndians and the life of the [190‘
pic.
l'niquc lighting effects which will
give one the impression, when the
picture is men. of having been right
in the old c.10in because. of the. quan-
Extraordinary values offered for holiday wear in‘everyde-
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partment.
Trade at home and save money.
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OPEN TONIGHT
Closed all day Memorial Day.
EXCLUSIVE LADIES’ AND MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR
APPAREL
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lion-Nina the 150 to 300 people to be and took two hundred prisoners.
“59d ”1 ”‘9 9mm“ is “13° a 59““ llcavv losses were inflicted on the.
problem. This has to be settled and ‘
is a great expense Housing condi-
‘tious in this section are a hard mat“ . . 0 .
ter and trying to find places where In the capture of their first town
these people may be accommodaietl from the Germans. the Americans
l5 "“9 ”f ”’0 Wings ”‘0‘ “13k“ ”1“ carried out the operation in less
advance men of a picture company than three-quarters of an hour and
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fcrctl rclaticvly small casualties.
field com, apparagus roots. Blithefleld‘
Farm, Wolfplt Hill Road, Norwuik. l
FOR SALE—2 YEAR 01.1) JERSEYl
_ “ calf. Telephone 101-5. Wesmort. Conn.
WANTED — FEMALE nousn‘ ‘
keeper about 45 or 50 years of age.é
Apply Mike Celetrano. Box 114, lldige-
field, Conn.
jugs. Will call anywhere. Send descrip.
tiou A, F. deF‘orest 112 East 74 street,
New York Telephone Rhinelandk’r‘
2029.
FOR SALE—OPEN PALMER
launch—A1 condition-very cheap. 26.
l feet over all, 2 cycle, 2 cylinder, 0 11. 1x:
,lligh tension. Adress N, 'M. Clurk.‘
w;mreo-otn~t.s oven 10 YEARS , “ltmide- CW“- :
or nor: no means MAKING men;
tt'on'rhrxs. srnnnv wortk ALL? FOR SALE‘HEIFER ‘NQUIRE “A
than. mm wanna LEAnMNojTa-‘lor3mm“30m“N°‘“’“""C‘5““'
McMAiiON, '(‘LEMINS & won'rn.‘ “ l
,WTON 14-20 ORCHARD STREET.‘ FOR. SALE—~(‘AilBAGE PLANTS,
NOH‘VALK_ lfield grown fine and lurtzc 10c a dozen:
iTomato plantsall varieties. Extra l‘incI
transplanted field grown plants lSc per
dozen. (ihiotto‘s 13 ll. R. avenue. Tt'l.
592.
WANTED~110UNSBU1MI MATH—
ewson & Company, require the ser-
vice‘s of several boys and young men.
Opportunity to learn the trade.‘
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FOR SALE-vSllliTTI-llls Alli. 817.4
es. taken front Central Food building.
In good condition. For shutter particul~
ars,~apply at oficc of Old Well Cigar
Company.
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WANTED-«YOUNG MEN WlTII Oil
‘wlthout experience to do light machine
work. Ages 14 to 20»Good wages and
steady work. Apply llolland Machine
Company, 132 Water street, South Not
walk, Conn.
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iflower and egg—plants. 15c a dozen, $1.
WANTEDv—A'l‘ ONCE MALE Oil per hundred. Tomatoes 90c pcrhun-1
vc 50¢ per hundred. Post t
Ftcn HELP TO WORK FOR U. aim“, Calms
(l-(H'ERNMENT l.\' IiRll)GI~2PC‘tt’l‘.'pflld 10c extra per hundred, No ordcr‘
[DST CLERKS palm-1.1mm“). SAL to large; none to small. Bally clocks.’
may 1000 AND up, APPLY BY Reds or Leghoms., Reynolds Poultry:
ldC'l‘TER,GIVIN'G‘AGE tlh‘ [N DRAFT Farm. Highland avenue, near Witch”
(‘t.ASSlt‘ICATIO.\‘, nouorros Lam3- Phone 1036 i
nun COMPLETE nusrxnss menu 0 "T" l
rtoxcn. ADDRESS ”OFFICE, catttz’ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -— NY-
SIGT'TINEL. ' lfivc passenger Overland Touring Car.‘
.lt has been run less than Fifteen llun-
AND BO Amy‘dred Miles and is in first class condi-
tor 15 or more people. South Norwalk “09- Sold for “’3“! "f "9“- I “'"l ”"5,
or Rowayton, stale full,purty‘ulars and change for building lot M41006 @0111th
121108. ‘Adrcss Jerome cafe of Sentinel yin. house and lot. lsaac Church 33.
office. iCove avenue, East Nor-Walk, Court. 4
WANTED~FURNISHED C()'I"I‘.ll(il§lt FOR SAEE —- TOMATO PLANTS
b to 7 rooms and‘batb, gas or electric FAll leading varieties. Extra hardy
light, for June andeuly. slate pi‘loe.3plani5. 90 can
Actress Author-y, care Sentinel office.
WANTED~ROOM
Mme-WM--.“ :Pouttry Farmgllltzhlnnd avenue. near
WANTED~NATIONAL CASH RIC—‘wttcp Lane. Phone 1036.
gistcr state description and price.
l‘ltas Kurtz. 15 E. 116 street, N. Y.
FOR SALE — FAMILY HOUSE
with one-half acre of land on West
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
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gtrden and about gentlemans l’lace'lplke. Must be sold at once to 01039:,
Steady “'m'k' Apply “1" 0' boxestate. Small amount of hash requir-
451. South Norwalk, Conn. ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire
: * 0 , , _ iKeogb & Candee. Attys., United Bank
WANTED—dilah TO WORK 0Ntbuildlng..Tel. 5351
oyster boats. Steady work, good pay.‘:
North Atlantic Oyster Forms, 144 Wa—lv—emm — .
'1C‘t' street. ' l WILTON TAXES
«he collector's Notice
WANTED'JCATTLE. BUYING ALL' The Taxpayers of the Town of Wil-
kinds of cattle. Good prices paid. Ex:
in prices for calves. Also pigs and: laid on the A
poultry. Cohen & Hairy 35 Ely ave will be payable Saturday.
11110. Tel. 1151._ m18 1m 1913.
. . : I will be at my office in Cannondale
WANfEO"A.NU‘MBER 01“ HIGH to receive taxes, on June 15. and Julv
class girls in our Manufacturing 179- 15th. 1913, and at the office of Floyd
partment. These places pay, on piece Bouton. Georgetown, Monday June.
work. from $12 to $18 per week. and'jm,‘ 1918 from 8 to 9:30 a. m.. and at
:we pay liberally while learning. Clov-‘n1e residence of Charles F. Geopple.
e“ Mfg. Company,.50 Day street, South from 11 a. m., to 12:30 p. m. and at,
vawatk, Conn. tpe‘Store of Charles T. Gregory. Can-
-..._- nmdale. from 1:30 l0.;.3 D. m. or the
same day.
(in Tuesday.
live, at the stor
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2and at R. W. Keeler‘s store from 10 to
WANTED—.WOMEN FOR PRESS‘ 11:30 a. m.. and at the store. of J. H.
ing and folding soft shirts, :Keating. Kent District, from 12:30 to
2 p. m.. of‘the same day.
Penalty at the rate. 01.09, per cent. a
ne 15th, 1918, will be
1 taxes remaining un-~
lbtb, 1018.
June 18th. 1918, I will
' WANTED —' summations our
little learning. ~ year from In
jehnrgedlon al
5 paid after Jul?
. WANTEDr—HEM‘MERS. SHIRT EX 0 GEORGE 1,, WARNCKE.
lmtners, Collector of Taxes for the qun Of wit.
on.
Dated at Wilton, May 10th, 1918.
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The salaries at Trinity church tomor-
Cluctt, Peabody?
5‘ Cosh“
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I very anxious to sell at once.
lEstimntes cheerfully gircu
ton are hereby notified that the Tax:
ssessment List of 1017‘
June 15,‘
e of bliss Comstock,’
from 8 to 9:30 a. m.._
7 ,«will be one of wprayer andlntercesalpnl
Box 122’ Rowayton or ’phone Noma'ktand a son, Charles. in Brooklyn. Two
sisters also survive lierwftirs, Caroline.
Parmalec and Mrs Susan A. Reynolds,
780
TO.. LET-FOUR PLEASANT
rooms with improvements. corner
Woodward avenue and River street.
Inquire 11.A.Hegelein 84‘Woodwnrd
avenue. Phone 30:34:01: {7320.3
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FOR RENT—~31 covn AVENU]
five. rooms and bath inquire on pro“
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To LET—out: 5 noon APART
jments at 72 North Main street. Rentismem Mrs; A. pitlt-nsteln.
5. inquire at United Grocery.
$1 t
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TO LET-43 FACTORMS 0N DAYt
street, ()fllces corner of Washington
street and R. R. Place. For further
particulars apply Old Well Cigar Co. i
FOR SALE-m ‘AIIM 20 Acnns’,
good land. 7 room house, large bat-nu
well located. near town, Value $7,0000l
(‘an be bought now 10.45000. Ownerl
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No. 7 Main .St., Norwalk
m1. ESTATE—INSURANCE
“”‘som’ ' "88 NOTICE! " “l
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EMPLOYMENT AfiENCIES l
Situations secured for all classes of:
applicants. Private houses. hotols.t
boarding houses.» restaurants and 1003
torles. Apply Wilson’s Employment of"
lice, 24 Clay street, South Norwalk,K
Conn. Tel. 543-4.
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PAINTING ——-' I’Al‘l‘“. 71.1 Ntiixln
decorating. painler’s \ in
paper. unto-date styles, low
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ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
distance hauling. Light
: House connection.
in _- .5; - ,-.____.
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Firemen
i vancement for men between the ages
{of eighteen and forty-five years In
t good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,
gN.H.&.H.R.R.
l M. o. MILLER, Sup't., Waterbury.
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C. A. MITCHELL. Sup’t.. Hartford,
SUFFR'AGISTS IN
V HARTFORD: May 29,—A conference.
of sttflragists of the National Women‘s
party for the New Englandstates be-
gan today at the Hartford club. and
will continue through tomorrow. Thlr;
is the first interstate conference to be
held here. The Connecticut branch of
the party serves as hosfiess and the
main task ahead is to plan out a cam
paign on a general policy to secure
further support for the federal suf-
frage amendment.
The. welcome was extended to dele-
gates by Mrs. W. D. Ashcough, chair-
man of the Connecticut branch. Then
followed reports from each state, the
assignments being to Mrs. Robert.
1 Treat \‘i-‘hitehouse for Maine, Miss Sal-
:lie Hovey for New Hampshire. Miss
Anna Batcheldet‘ for Vermont. Miss
Katherine Ware Smith l‘Or Massachu-
i settes' and Miss Mildred Glines for
l Rhodellslend: Then followed a short
‘ talk upon suffrage publicity.
_,; Luncheon abnoon was accompanied
by short responses with Mrs..H. O.
HaveVmeyer as toastmlstress.
Complaints have. been'made to the
row gloating at 3:30 o'clock in keeer police about boys in the vicinity of tug;
with President Wilson’s message. "cove fiends-boarding: boats; and: de- .’ . 0
‘troylng propertyon them' . ‘ . '
I'l‘ho burial will follow in St. Mary's daily routine 0f lip-0; the (t‘u'hpgi 1pm
. '1‘; in! or-[
to a hundred. Cabbage; Union Parcel Delivery, Edward Jlloiclpc‘k In! tire 1:151:1‘ll‘g'1fizzle aldtlmt‘ll;
plants 50 cents nhundrod. At Reynolds? Trucking. 1.0!:ng N. u rtm 1 m n , c
‘ F‘laherty. proprietor. 1 rector will preach. lie will he. nsslstcd
and heavyV in the service by the, Rev. Alexander
trucking. Otllce telephones 1581' 300‘ Hamilton. An offerlnn will be taken for,
l the benefit of the local Chapter of the)
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CONFERENCE.
tit)" and quality of the light which
will be used.’ The farming imple-
ments will be til the little of the pic»
about to take a big picture many . . .
,0...- hairs. ,many of the troops who particl-
Staniford. The. interment was turc and will be Constructed at a: a .
bol‘l: (:tfm Cemetery Norwalk. ‘ special blacksmith and rurpenterj. 0- A. R. WAR RALLY ‘(icl‘ntans on the some sector Mon-
m n ,.. shop to be erected, l __ (lay. (lcrmau counter-attacks
W i Commodious men's and \"‘ll'{‘ll'.1 At the Method“! EPl'COPal Church were broken up 1))" the American
Tonight artillery. nutebine guns and rifle
The War Rally to be held at the fire.
First Methodist Episcopat church on (in the “the,- American sectors“;
Jacob JOh" 5“ dressing rooms are being erected at!
al sOl‘Vlt'cs for the. lfllt’ 3800“ opposite ends of the “lot" as the 105:
regory Boulevard cation is called Toilets and shower
will be held Friday morning at St baths for the actors and directors are
‘ r. 0 1 also being finished at the iresent
Joseph's Interment will be in “White. 1
MEN'S Cemetery. ‘ As fast as Lite
Funer
John Scott of 29 (i
ll"? well worth. attending. With two artillery activity since Monday.
. d b a father and , “”m‘li‘” ““‘lV‘ih‘ 111-“ such noted speakers as Arthur Clea-East of I‘une‘rille German gas
'lllr. S06 is H1?“ W Y . construction of the stockude Will .be son and Hugh Reed Griffin an interest» projectors which “.9“, used to
mother \lr and Mrs. .lucob Sec. fmtl‘ made. Lonnie J. Ime. purchasing .. . . 1 _
. ' ‘ ' Mr»- Arthur agent. is now scouring the State for mg evenlng '5 “55“‘794- ‘hflmss the Americans pundit}, and
‘ ~ .. lifillf‘cmly attractive-gem!inspiring Monday have been destroyed by
.. whins and material to be used in this picture. . , _ . .
“W ”ml“ Ila A ltinl as to what may be taken in music will be a ”all!” Of “‘9 9‘9!“ American artillery fire.
French and British.troops have
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('3593' '. fl“ 0‘ this on" the picture was given yesterday when‘ing .
and tln-oehrothcrs. (‘tinrlgs andzAnsh‘V? th was. said that present plans calli There is no admission charge but a completely restored the situation
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SW, 0f ““5 city. and I tam ' l l m”! stand about °5 m 4 or collection wdl ranked All a“? 1n Blunders where four German dt-
d to attend. li- gvisions Monday attacked on a six:
“smucwhcre in Ft'uttl'f'." {feet high from which a battery of 5“"
_____,..__l'—-__._. mile front cast of Locrc. The
NCH TROOPS FALL
tramcras will be used to give a birds-'anlte
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Mary's church at 9 (Which Friday 0 Woods will be erected lot! cabins and
“WP View of the storming of the;
Funeral of Peter" F. Kerwin. lstockadf' by the. lndians and the dp‘lFRE
morning. and his popularity promises”... "MW”, will show the “m“ and“ ESON THE OLYTSKIRTS
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Singewald.
Mrs, William
Kemntcl. and were driven from
elements they gained near Dicke-
.lutsclt Lake. west of Voormczcel,
teastrn end of the attacking line.
Tht funeral services in honor {if lPllSt‘ ot the settlers.
Peter l“. Kerwin will be held from ital. 0n the outskirts of the “lot“ in the:
to be pt‘nvml l')‘ 0"“ "i ”W “"3““ con- women of that dav 1when the pic-
gr“moons til the history of the. parish; 1“,... m... m1“... coins about mph-1 lu l’icardy and elsewhere along
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tthe western front. there has been
be tllt' lllllllntv til. illol‘ttl‘t‘t‘s (if llll‘dn“ change: Tllt“ lll‘llllt‘l‘)‘ file is
more'pvrmw l‘rowu 15.1"”, 'l‘bP strong tunnnportant sectors on the.
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aFrench reserves are moving for- '1“”l‘”"-~.mldtofll“! “1“"
wordswiftly and (tenet-til Foch has AMSTERDA—"AE‘ May 20.——A
ltlte situation we” ntlttmtl. .
l‘t’ll‘tll‘l'l'. The will DPMW" Wm b“ l‘urnrfntz implements, the shoes.
two members “‘0!“ “‘0" "f ”’9 MN“ mannerisms anti in fact all will
lodges. NON‘le lfidlfl‘. N0. 709' B' ‘P- token back sortie hundred or
t). 1%.: Norwalk Aerie. .\'o. 588, F. 0. E‘nyeurs.
:Ilttl Cockcnoe Tribe ,\‘o. P2, I. Q “.11.: This picittl‘t‘ “.1” not deal 80k.”-
0f 9'30]! 9f ill”? ‘00-‘03“ 1“ “’0" a most . with the bearded Lincoln. as present
u-‘Ml' “ ipigttresrltuvc]done.1 ll 1 l A ' t , tl .x firsthflfi: Bureau telegram filed
.vcr tve tum ret app cans iave‘ met-lean roops in 101' . .' n ‘ g . v ' triv'u n‘ac.
BOSTON,STORE MEMORIAL DAY been carefullv examined so that they ”mun “flame-A tllc (:ltrmum in P...Bel]m 0' 'lttC.(l.t}.V1n e 1 i1 a .
SALE lmight be selected for the p'trts o ' F . ' ' ‘ ' cotlltl ”1 ”I“ fighting along the
I ' ‘ ” curtlv have scored a brilliant sue- (‘l , .- 1.. l) .. 1 ' fl .
What are y ur noedsthelttst davbe- Lincoln “'0'” billll'lllmd ‘0 ”1" 1.11““? q 'k' t l l 0 ~wlterc be1 mum-t Ls. units, )l‘l(‘ 5- men-
forx w .t t it .0 . 0. . and those twonle who will take the (TM .trt “1'“ " "1“") . liious that among: the prisoners
t, . llllOl a luv. Boston Note has Opulxod tllt‘ pt‘cvmtts' . - -
' token trmu the - British were 21
inc] tel 'l nrett iv to eet mm hart of "estrhs' '01- “supers” have lllltl been 1' l
‘ “V‘ ‘ 1 5" m 5 ' been selected w‘tlt e mi v s e -el‘ l ~ ‘ .. M“ ' V‘s men ‘lt —‘ -
cverv requirement in‘readv-to-wcar.‘ I q H a m u do). (tenctal luhhml‘ ‘ number of American doctors.
an eve with a view to have a con- . '. ' - - » "‘l‘"llt‘
- \uut-ctl tlicu llllt to .t tonsil no) , M,” m.
at washosierv. nockwcur etc. and our formily of race. ‘ , , . M" . . 0
’V‘WS m) ijV m give van a. 'lensnut All in all the wm-k that depth on .1 front out and out : PARIS. May 2ll—'l‘lte long range.
I . ' " .p ‘ WU“!!! Will‘s» "ill-"UP“d ”l" l”_“” bombardment ofl’nris bcganagam
Siltlllht’, Store open until it o clock to
hone on this picture. has to be see _ .
ultzht ‘10 be npnreliinted. The matter 0 west of Moutdidtcl, Furl)“ this morning.
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The service‘ at Grace church tomor~i
row. “the dav of public. humiliation.‘
prayer. and fasting," will be at ten
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Extraordinary at This Time '.
20% Olfana-ll Refrigerators
80 Cents Does that Work of one Dollar
The Reason ‘ .
We have through an oversight received a double shipment of Refrigerators .
which really is a two year’s supply and we must dispose of them at a sacrifice tor
the want of room.
Red Cross Soclctv. Everyone welcome,
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\llr. and Mrs. William- Schell, of
Brooklyn, are the guests of Dr. ,nnd
» Mrs, William .1. Moore for a few days. .
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(‘ourt May 29 A, 1).. 1018. ‘
Estate of Ill‘l'flll E. (‘oolcy late of
Norwalk in said l‘lstrtct. deceased
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the. creditors of said Estate to exhibit .
their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts. pro-
perly attested, within said time, will-‘
be debart‘Bd a recoVery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
u—n—‘n
CATHERINE Atm tab t.
Don’t fail to take advantage of this rare bargain at
this time when everything in the line of merchandise is”,
coinevun. Every} Sterling Refrigerator fully guaranteed. ~
$10.00 Refrigerators $8.00 $25.00 Refrigerators$20000
$12.00 Refrigerators $9.60 ' $20.00 Refrigerators $16i00-
$15.00 Refrigerators $12.00 , $30.00 Refrigerators $24.00 _
$18.00 Rah-imatorssnno $35.00 Refrigerators $28.00
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Wt‘fil avenue this 9"?“an Promises to there has been increased patrol and . .
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Court. May 28 A. D., 1918. t 6‘ . . ,r‘“ o
Whereas, written application has .. . . . d?
been made to this 'Court for the admis~ Buy “OW While buymg IS 200d. s't‘ a;
sion to probate of a certain written / god
instrument as and for the. will of Wil-- . .fcl
liam ’1‘. Raymond late or Norwalk in NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES. fill 3'
0000 District 00.0.0.0. ' l WINDOW SCREENS AND SCREEN nouns. 0 w
Ordered. That said application be 0 . . .
hoard and determined at the Probate Sole Agent for the famous HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET. ‘:
Office" m Nm'walk' ‘m m" m ““5 °’ , , We specialize in furnishing homes complete. .
Jdue 1.018. at 10 o'clock forcnoon; and] . - . . . .lr— . g
that public notice thereof be given , - , . ,0 .. . a . . , V"
to all persons interested therein. by,_ s . . V.‘ , . , . . . . ...‘ V ‘1 . , . . . , . . 1.. 0,.
publishing this order in a newspaper: V 2 er In . 2 “ml ure 0 33
{having a circulation in said District, at, ‘ ‘ ‘ . ' . . . . fl
least he days before said (lay of hear. I . . . 0 . Wig?
haunt? w. Guano“ ‘, :1 127-181 Washington Street Phone 105 .
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