FRIDAY. MAY 31. 1918.
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e 5111011: Advs. : ': : :
~ : . Twenty-Five Word: or Less, 250.
Three than 5011;- 011.371.1111. $1.00. Blackfm
Professional} c1111..
or Gaps Double Price.
WANTED I ran can i | To LET
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WANTED-~C A.\‘. \SSER PERSON
FOR SALE—2 PAHII'K SOUS OF"
F08 RIM—TWO
runmcndiit
WARD CAPTURING
MORE PRISONERSN
SUPPLIESAN D MANY1
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is reason to hope
’l‘ltierry, the population of which
has tied, will be saved.
Chateau 'l'hierry is ten
. 501111: of Fere—en-Tardenois, while
hormone is six miles south of Yez-
ill_1 Both towns are on the, river
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1111.21 911191191109. “14.0 ‘W. O C.” cute 12 rooms 27 Wood'vraid avenue! rge rooms centrall) located. Light house' WITH THE AMERICANARIII
of Sentinel Office.
WANTED EIRLS FROM 14 TO 20
)‘t‘dls of age. Apply J. & J. Cash Ches-
.tltll street.
.' . WANTED~AN EXPERIENCED
, cook in family of two adults. Inquire‘
[Dockside avenue,‘
313:1. ii. A. Gibbs,
11.111911, Phone 161.
WANTED—GIRLS OVER 11; runs
on AGE TO LEARN 11.111131:
CURTAINS. STE‘AUY WOTttC
Yimt. 1111111 - wmtta
'hchAllt)N, (LICMINS
INGTON, 11-20 01101111111 STREET
Nitltu'ALK.
OR 811 \‘EN
Must be in good
WANTED—FIVE
room house or flat.
condifiomlnquire William Lacltlen,'llecllcul a1',enue corner of T113101 1116-1
nue 1
It) Hatllaiid street, South Noi‘uaik.
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WANTED mourn 111V 32:1 run?
\‘t'. care Sentinel.
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WANTED‘WBOY TO MAKE lllM-
self useful; opportunity to learn trade: I
11111 dollars to start. 511 liout's‘ weel~:.‘.
Webbing Si Edging Corps.
WANTED — MACIIINIST ON
bcitclt l1ttlte.beitclt miller and genetal'
bench work, permanent job, good pay. '
l\'cbbitt1' & I‘ttging Corp, 1:; Washing- ~I
ton street South Nor111ilk. top t'l01.
South Norwalk, Conn. l
1tlition;
cheap easy terms. Call 12 ‘l.1t\1'1~ancoA
Ltcu‘
ALI,‘
i.‘i§Ait:\iNt;.1’
& WOIt'l‘ltI
steam heat. nquire a1 18 Gr'01e :5 reel
Tel: phone 1852 3.
FOR S'ALE~—OAKLA.\'11'
Slit‘lt’l.“I
'1‘" a“ he" 1"““1” 1“ 18 (110111 11'1‘1 1.1.4.1.... 11 11.11.11 twat-ex 25111111111111 1N 1'111'1'11. 111111111111 iiav :10
It \sxouiaied Press). —'1 here 11111:
much aerial activity 011 the front
f. TO LET-STORAGE FOR TWO AU
ROADS ltomobiies Opposite Clifford Hotel. Ap- if 11M lhi't'el
northwest of 'l‘oul today and two
16’ ju“ o‘e‘l‘auled- PM“ reasonable 1913' to Harris & Cans or DO"Ilell)1 s sta shot down.
T11. 1132’
01‘ call 79, Fort street.
'tionary store.
FOR SALE—A SIX CY-CLIND ‘ll, ‘
passenger 1915 Studebaker. Goo: con
ovethauled and teptlied.
street. South Norwalk.
FOR SALE-THREE
months old. Inquire, Eugene
‘carc of Miss Duffy. West Cedar
outlt Not'walk.
PIGN 5
N1ai'.\,
.'ll'?0t,'
FOR SALE— ‘2 GOOD h‘lll“SIl (10“ S
with ltcitet calves L. (‘. Nv-ai'3t Coti-
FOR SALE-TWO 11‘ A‘tlLY II USE
inquire of owner Mrs} Chas. S. B '.xbee
1291-3011111 Main street South Not'1\al!t,=
.Conn.
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FOR SALE-‘OPEN PA \lltlliI
launch—fill (oiidition—iery cltctp 215
1111.11 tension Adress .N, \I. ‘1'ltik.
llitei'sidc Conn.
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FOR. SAtE~(TABll.lCI) 1’11 .NTS ‘
It‘iclti toutt fine. and lutce 101-11 down 1:001! 13041.7
1'I‘oiit'tto plan sail 1'111'11 tics l1‘xtitt finc 11111 located near town Value $7 000 '
. T0 LET--FLI \ISHED
and table . fespeetable family.
Good loco ‘ j center of town.
Apply 8 Créséfi We.
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Lieutenant Eduard Iii: kellblttlh
ei‘ . lltcl l'oi'rnie nglllltlllltlllllt‘ racer,
ROOMS not Ulll\ brouht down one machine,
but testucd Lu 111111111111 James A.
11111141111111 of Brooklyn after his
,lmat'hiiic had been damaged.
'Sjugle handed llickenbacher at—
1 T0 BENT—vmzih ROOMS :I‘O tended two Albatross biplanes and
small- (willy
Stuart 1130111194}
.7 .fidlllts.
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1TotE‘r—«A " '.
ed room with “rovemeut'o‘ at 3
Fitch atroct ‘Eu 't.: :'aik
LY FURNISH-
Inquire 35. three ntonoplaiic
Illicit a hundred lotittds into one
Alter he had
.'of the biplanes it tell crashing to
the ground. 'l he lieutenant turn-
ed‘uiid attacked lllltllllt‘I;,M"l|lt‘ll
nought sui'ctv in flight. Mcaiuy,l1ilc
‘tlie'r rcniaiuiitu tlcrtttan machine
TO LETWWEH OR HW-
Mrs,
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T0 LDTHDI'ND. 5 $001: APART- turned and saw Lieutenant Mcis- R“"“"‘7“l° """' 11111111
:hntl tlcsu-itdcti too ion for' Rick-
I'nislted .9 word 11011111», bet and cold m1 'e'nh'a't' her to attack
' —“ ter, electrioliglit,e fruit acre' inland
Ada‘ Tho I "
“‘1'“ k guaranteed and commission C. 0. ‘on South Main street for, part1 ulars Route 37: » 1111118.} Higlland avenué, the An" ""'n
his lic was l'tllll'lllll" 111 behind
lint-s
illilek'cnbac hi 1' S1111
lhlcpla'ncs coming: tou"ard hint.
intents at 72 “North main street. Rent. :atér, 111m 1111: ilyittu high, Jillllck
$1.7. Inquire at United Grocer)“
TO LET-12 FACTORIES 0N DAY
ifeet ovoruli, : cycle, 2 c.3'liudcr II. R. 151109;. omces corner of Wilmington
street and R. ll. Place. F0. further
particulars apply Old Well Cigar 60:.
20
room house. large harm
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WALNED*\ BRIGHT 3'01 \(l MAN transplanted field croun plants lXc per Can be bought now {or 3.000 0m)”
to l:.t1n engineering and tit1tftinx.Ap-
ply immediately to Samuel W 111111
111'. 70 Washington street. I
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WANTEDWTO PURCHASE our
family portraits and miniatures wants
ed. Must be painted before. 1850.
Will also purchase other good paint-
ings. \‘l'ill c.tll anywhere. Send descrlpw
littll A. F.
New 'Yorit
2329.
der‘orest. l12-l'Zust 74 street."
‘Tclcpltoit‘c Itlitnehttidcr‘
WANTED—"NATIONAL
15:11.11 state dcst'i‘ipUim
('uas lx'tirtic, 117 E. 111; street,
WANTED 111’ N TO WORK ON
oyster 00111118101111} work, 3001! pay;
North Atlantic Oyster F11r1t1:1,114 W 11-
191' sheet.
WANTED—CATTLP‘ BUYING ALI.
limit-1 of cattle. Good p1 ices paid.
tt'a prices tot calves. Also pigs andI'
poultry. Cohen & llat'i'y
Iiuc. 'l‘cl. ll1'1l,
CASH RIC-
aittl pi'icc.‘
N. Y.
mls llIlll '
WANTED—A .\'1 11111311 or maul
c‘ass gills in our Manufacturing De-
p:11titt:itt.'l‘itesc places: pov, on piece
work. from $1" to $18 pc‘r week, and
we 1 1y liberally 11hile teaming. t‘lo1-|
er Mfg. Company, 50 Day street, SouthI
Norwalk. Conn.
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WANTED—WOMEN I‘OR punsvi
In}: and folding soft 51111.15 1
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: WANTED —— SHmTMaKERs PAY
while learning I
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WANTED—HEMMERS. SHIRT Ex-l
nminers.
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Cluctt,Peal1011y,
it 130.1110. '
Firemen . ‘ 1
Chance for good wages and ad-
vancement for men between the ages
of eighteen and forty-five years In
good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,
N. H. a H. n. R. '
M. D. MILLER, Sup’t.. Waterbury, ,
c. A. MITCH ELL, Sup’t., Hartford.
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OLD TIME CLIPPER 1N SERVICE;
HOST 0.\, May 31.--Tltc sailing ship
Daishlnz Waves, launched sixty-five
yer-1'12. 1120 :11. Portsmouth, ‘N. H. has
born declares] sound and scawortby by.
rxpei'its.11ttd nill be. Used this suntmer’
in the Alaskan service. The Dashing
Wave is known to old- time sailors as a
’ famous clipper, which plied olit of Boa-1
1 Main the “ '
twice service.
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FOR SALE «SHUTTERS ALI. SIZ
('1-‘1. taltcit from Control Food ll\llltllllL‘..
.‘In good condition, For shutter pirticul-
111's, apply at. oflce of Old \Vcll Cigar
I‘COillpan)’.
FOR SALE -< (331 .\TO PIANTS
Allloadini: um ‘08. Extra lt1'tt'dt
lplaule, 90 cents in liundi‘ed. (‘111011 1:")
Poultry Tut-.111 Ill clilnnd avenllt. anlrI
Witch l 1110.1111011111036
yu‘l‘V anxious to s'cll at once.
Ask John T. Ha \(S}
No. 7 Main 8%., Norwalk
TEAL ESTATE—INSURANCE
Incéfitnss NOTICES” "
BUSINESS' NOTICE
l’unttitiu'd and all kind oz 1 llt'tfi' and
men 51111111 l1ut:,1 lcitned Dl'tS oil and
blot but John lleduav. corner Witter
Ipl nuts. 50 tents 11 hundred. _.\t Rovitolda‘ & lla1lland'tstrt'ct. l‘rit'cs 1mm!
~~~~~ c.--” __ ’_.”--- TODAY IN WALL STREET.
”W. M” ........ WmMn-n-mbvmmwrv '
7’0“ SALE 11.11th 7 {Fifi-E \1111 \'.tllll\' 11.11 :ll,-~-t\\'.\l.l,
with one-half acre of land on \\ eat “I. 1') ”1‘ 111: '11 11. ”‘_. gm,” “.0“.
Nomalk Road pt" 11' Conitectlcu‘ 'l‘utn- “mm lnllUt‘ntt'll 111 1111 1131111 .11
piltc Md“ be sold at once t' close today's itnii'ltt'i 111 ll. . '11.
estate. Sill tll amount of cash requir 111111111.» ‘ .11 1'1 11-
ntiuiro
rink
."ed,b1tl1tuce on tncrt' gage
Ilicoglt & Cundce, Allyn, Unlto
'lbuilding. Tel 535
EMPLOYMENT AGENCl S
Situations secured for all cl else: of
‘applicunte. Private. houses, ‘hotels,
boarding 11:11:90.1, reel: 1111‘ ‘llllS and fat-
jtoriea Appl. Wileoti's Fmployilteitt of-
.ficc 24 (‘lav street, South Norwalk,
Conn, Tel 5-43 4,
PAINTING —— mm: 11 mm:
decorating. painter's supplies; wall
paper, up to- date styles. low on prices.
11 ct mates clteetfttlly given ’lrial or-
dcts solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61. 1-2 Ely avenue.
Flaherty. proprietor. Truckl 1:. Long
distance hauling. 1.111111 - on heavy
trucking. Oiiicc telephones 1 81, 300
Union Parcel Delivery, EdIFrd J
House connection
AUTOMOBlLE VICTIM DEAD
STAMFORD, May Ill ——Entcli liar-
ris, 71,131 Dc1 on, 111111 in an au otttobilc
mishap at Button on SundavIbdied 1tt
the Stamford Hospital todm lt liar-
'rie with his wife Mts Ward lli'omon
and 2111's. 1‘. E \\ heeler, the lino 1115?.
mentioned of Norwalk.’ weie driVin'z
Burton on their to “bite
Plains. N. Y Mrs Harris 11'11 :at the.
steering wheel. In attempting to 110111
a team, the machine skidded nd 01' cr-
turned. “1 Hariis ltadafi' 011119. of
the Skull The woman were o 13' bruis-
ed. . .
STAMFORD VETERAN tIiEAn
W
hold, 82, a Civil Wat Veterm after'
watching the parade yostetdtty, was schools hare been established n'uough month '3
taken ill He. died later. Con ing fore
from Rhode Island tlfl" e11 ht years
ago. Mr. Arnold took up cabi. et 11.111111
and for years had been into n w ‘tueI
man who does everything," his refer-‘
ring to his ability at makln
‘ to to ill.
, '11'jtl1
repairs. I
Hpt‘f‘lll‘lll‘ 1'
1111113 from abroad be $1.111 111‘ 1.1'1' «it‘-
“ill!" t‘tllllllllllllt‘lllr. llllllitl quota
tions were itt'cztilatr. hlltllilllil 11 11111
porlt3 of to“ '1'”: tllllt‘lll'. industrial?»
(Gilllllllt’ill'l shippliics and specialties
those 1" tlulit'. 1111111 I to 2 points bt frrc
11111 cud of the WM half hour. l'itimt
the only sii‘om: i'ailittztd
caittiiti: :1 point while lb-adint',
ll'st 111111 llt‘Llli l.ibct'tt' 111111111 (’ull'
llllll"tl reactionary the t H's makingr
the 1111" low record of 07.02.
\\'Al.l. STlllZl'Z'l‘, Noott.»-l.caders
mmlc partial tittpz'ot'cittont during the
first hour. but fell back Illnl't‘ extcr,
sii‘clv later, the reversal :tccottipunyiitsz
further dismiit‘tiitc war t'cpct'tu. The
ion «nine of the outset trot-1- entirely
l‘thll'lt' \1'2‘5.
lSwlll‘.
'-11111celle:l.rtc't'l.s. Sllllllllllitimtl special-1
tics losim: l to it point: on increased
activity ulticlt t-‘lidentlt included ll-
nuldution of 111111: amounts. Fractional
rallies sot in at noon.
10111 :11 111151 11 119 S0 First 1‘s at 94..
‘12, 111111 the Second 4‘ 5 made a
new 1011' re word on the brunt from
.0th to 91. also the 114's on the tie--
clinv from 97.04 to 97.
NEW YORK. iiay ' 21 (11211.1.
S'l‘ltl-I l'.T 1: :’0 p. m. l .'Tllt’ moderate
rally of the noon ltcui' proved of short
duration. prites teacting 112 ain on veiv
dull operations: lndtistrials failed to
hold despite the. hopeful conditions rc-
ferred to by
steel industry and 1' ails weie
gi'c'ttei' .pr‘eSs'ure.
SHIPPING BOARD ANNIVERSARY
BOSTON. May 31, —-Tlte United Sta
tes Shipping Board Recruiting: service
headquarters here, toduv cele-
bratetl the first anniversary fl'lltc
work of enlisting; and training seamen
undct
, ’I'OI" 1110.11er merchant mtt‘ine. 'l‘iguros employed in that city.
STANFORD May '11—1le1'edC. Ar give}; out show that: thirty-three 1111“ ‘board- which includes two meals a.
fixation and marine. engineering
15111-11111 country, and that. a fleet. of
lships is engaged in training the first
fifty thousand men. Stations have been
established on the Atlantic, Gulf and
Pacific coasts and on the Great Lakes.
With new ship b'eintL‘ constantly
'l.il71>rt1' 3313‘ '1
’one 011111111 titatliine just 11'8“ a scu'
—;foitd hostile aitplutic uttmhctl
\lttissntt Meissitcr 11111110113110 col
filled with 111111 of the client; and a
wing of the .lttiti'iean .s' "airplane
”Nb tot'it Ilicisutt-t' iiuinhdiutclt
lttirned 11111 .ttd home, Militia tltit'd °°““'l""
ACRES L‘ilt‘llh
lllill'.lllllt' seeing: c 11ml
cripplttl. took hastily after him.
lltckctilmt- llt'l llltltlt‘ 11 ion}: tll\Q'
GERMANS SWEEP ON- 1
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that Chateau-
milcs‘
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Funeral of Peter Kerwin I
Funeral services for the late Petei' Children Cheer-fully pairing“
Kerwin who died in the Norwalk Hos-I and Pallently fl» and Consolation.
pital as the result. of a fractured Skull.‘ Treated by Modern 1 09'“th
received when the car he was drivinn‘ ~ . Sympathetic
' pamieu Method. Aoeptic Office Tmtmt
crashed into a telegraph pole on the, . 1
Post Road on Monday afternoon were
'held this morning at 9 o'clock from St. V ”Re SOMO ”El" v
Mary‘s Church. The sei'vices were ' G” Admlnlctcnd .
largely attended and many handsome Moderate Surgeon by the 051909"
finial tributes were receit ed The pa“, Charges for Very Method
German machines 11 ere ,
1win belonged and of which he was one
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DLicitt':.'ttattt tm now
Your Gerim in Of his parents
and drove oil the tici'tiutii with his:
lliiucliittc 1,11111
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‘Meissntt'. “
l.tl\'ll(l\.'l‘ltttrsil1'1_1',1\ln3 10.7
J'oi'l1 (lei‘uiato tll\'l\ltllls (”‘0 cu
"Hindi“ tltc .lisnt- b.111lcnud l'oitt
11111111 dir' lNlOllt~ are ill rcscryc saw
.11 dispute l1 lion: l\1' utc 'i"s cor‘w s
tliat‘ tilt-cumin may sti‘ike'mtotltci'
bltu 1"111 \1ttictt~1ot' Dunkirk. but
tor the 111111110111 lion-triplictirg' to 1111i
'ilirow' 1111: his entire: Sll'clllll
'lllt‘ ('till'lltl on the \l\llt'.
.11';ts.1'1111:11'tt~1l to have bun :iii
ililllll'\ \\'cti111'mlzi_\' etching.
» 4 1 1E1.' 111".."- lit-111
\\'.\Sllt.\'11'l‘11f\‘. 11111 211.-.,111111 Y {'1'1'111i'1'l'1'.1'1'1'3'1'111921111111' 111'111.’
"'. :11 {1111,- lmmh'oti lltotlkzlittl lttih‘i 'lltu '111y \\llt‘ had btttt attached to . of south Norwalk’conn,
hips are 1'1lo.t~11l to 1h. 1 ”it. lllt 1111-11 '11 hold it in pinch itu'ilit .
could in shuttled. owing to the ox:-
“"tl.\'l11lt‘.-'itlltllllt' \lllt'x l1\ 5111'11111
' 11ml: l the lt‘l‘ll‘in ol' the t'tuiitiit‘rt' litl
111:1'11'11111'111 signed at Nth'dllnll til
l1 i't‘ present: tll\('\ ol the too 11'1“—
(contents the Ht: 1111 llt'lml‘llllt'lll
1111.9 r1111 lllt'tl today.-
A.’\l1\'l‘1‘llll\-‘d Mar
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\tllx‘xtltls Ive-1n t\lillllllt‘tl and it. 111w 511111 tlizti
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tic titttltods ctuplot'ctl bi tlic (i:i'-~'
1111111 lll"tllt'tll authorities lll trcat-'
in; itt't'1otts patients it] military?
hospitals in Munich resulted in t'c-f
YulIN by ”11' patients
,11'1'11'1ls 11't't'c 11'i't1ckctl. according to
the lt'ot-liitscltc \‘olks—Zciitiiig. M
iii whit-It
l'loxctthciin. tltc ht‘mpitttl was burn—i
ed by l‘llt‘ t'cbt-lllous paticttts. 'l‘bt"
paper pills that clctti'i1- Shot its :11
Httt‘ll sticiivtli are cttiplotctl that
the patients stream iii 11 1".tor
series 111' questions to ask iii the
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lh'Itttt'ics have iil'cpiii't'tl a long“;
llt'icltsttin‘ t"tlll('tl'lllll;.‘.' the reports
of ill- trcottttcitt.
NEW WORLDS RECORD
1‘ NEW YORK, May Sl.—;-.\_ new worlds
record in the tliMy-flve pound wolglti.
event was claimed today by [‘31 Mc-
Donald. unattached, who yesterday
heaved the tion bail sixtvtltrec feet.
five’ inches at the Pat‘iSerinPrlctltt
Athletic Club‘s Sheridan
meet at Celtic Park. The old record
was 57 feet
on, September 1. 1913. Matt MCGi‘fllh.
of the New York Athletic Club 11110
to have bettered the old mark with a
throw of 61 feet 8 inches.
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PLENTY OF ROOM
1"" ' lN WASHINGTON
1' The United States Board of Civil
Service
that there are plentv of rooms avail-
time, for government Wor'keis 11110 arc
A room and
day can be. -ecured lot about 511.1 a.
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BRISTOL CLEROIZMAN HELD
HARTFORD, 11f ~—At" .1 o'clock
this afternoon. til“: va
Douche]. of Bristeggrrested by the
Federalkeu'thhrl't'l r allowed disloy-
a‘l utterances, had not been given a
He BOW/'83 in the Tenth 0' unecticut Ilaunrhed, the board expecm great ex hearing nor had be secured bail He'
Regiment Two daughters nd' s. 3011'
pension in training during the next
ly 111'
spent the greater part of the day in
Memorial -
7-8 incliesr'ntadc by Pat Ry- _'
representattxes .of 111‘“ “as second in the event. also claims‘
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Examiners has announced
Theodore ‘
the marshals omce in the Flatter-eh
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Illll' \lllt‘ to mow ‘llllll‘t if 111' some of his
potttlciit 1-11 l-‘rcmlt ‘llt‘lWll‘lt‘l'x‘
ll lk‘ possible. lllt‘ tlix‘n 1 lltltl‘1'
smut: vibration of the ground at title
point 11inch migh have made i come little short of uiiiaculous. in that he
down until it was firmly settled was not more >1-t‘1ousl3 iuiuied.
Two of the bands which were joined --
liter parents. Mr and Mrs James Ful- ttgféa‘tlher by the bolts were also ftac- LUS K JURY OUT
I" ‘8 Ta3lor avenue, 135‘ night, “995 Br. mid finished his summation 'WAUKESH'A Wis, Ma) 31—The
29 days. Funeral senices 11111 be held of Johnm just before prose tlfie this cjfi of Grace Lusk on trial for slayjig
to aftein and said that all that was
moi-row afternoon at 2: 30 from the 00'” '1“ Mary 111me Roberts, went to
ithe jury at 5. 27 this evening.
nut-its mm m.
Margaret Fuller
Margaret Fuller died at the home of
late home and burial will be in River— th; matter with "him was that he “3'5
side cemetery. sn ering from conussions.
Bent Dental Work
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heaters were two ineinbxt's each from'
the following lodges to which Mr. Ker.
73 South Main Street. Gold and Porcelain
of the Popular membei‘s:'Noi‘walk . .
Lodge No 709 B. p, o_ E; Norwalk Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p Rcssoratfiozmn
Aerie, No. 51.11, F. O E and Cockenoe 15 Ya" "I m. by appointment Aucm‘ Seriture; '
T111111. No 1.0 n 111 But 1.11 was in the Practice of . 06111-13 on: mun
St. Mary's centetem. I High “I”. (4 H fully Done
Dentlatry. Work. Etc", Skit;
Funeral of Mr. Jones
Punctahservices for the late Levi .l.
iones were held this afternoon at t:
o‘clock from the late home 6 Core arev
nue Rev. ll. E. Wilson of the East are-
nue eMthodlst Episcopal church of-
ficating. Interment will he in Stock-
bt'ldge, Mass, to where. the remains
livery Womsan’ Faswn
"THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES”
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Norwalk
13 Main Street,
MAGNIFICENT NEW MODELS IN SILK SUITS AND
COATS FOR SUMMER WEAR are making their first. appear-
Funeral of victory Dclfiey
Funeral services for tho it." Vic-
nev 11ers- held from lhe home
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11.1 ‘"“"°" 9“ ""c‘w‘ 1’“ “ . it Made of High grade Chiffon, Taffeta, saline and Charm .
11; nteuse, at prices ranging frdm .$12. 50 to $35.00
1:11.111 of 131°” 51° 1‘ ALTERATIONS FREE.
‘ Funeral services for the late Jacob 1' .
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1'1‘1'11111 the lat" home 29 Gregory “0“” ll 13' APPAREL
lock front St Josephs
13rd and 1110 0 '0
want in St. “my 5:
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Tomorrow’ s Prosperity
is today' 3 economy. What you avoid spending uselessly now'
you will enjoythree-fold in later life.
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FROM A LADDER
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in. iloltci't .\l. Wolfe. who was mulling ‘
tho cxniitittntioit. .
Johnson complained of a sore tech
1111: iii lll<lilicl1 and it is likely that his
lttit'lt is siiaiiit‘d a good deal \Vltil: ll' ’
“as b: in: 1:111:11 front lllt‘ bank, being
Open a. Savings Account at $1.00 01' more at 4 per cent.
compound interest in this convenient bank and save all the
money you can. then as time advances you will know what. it: is
to be. financially independent. Don’t delay-begin TODAY.
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t‘ollou “"(lllt‘t‘l4 he t'oitt‘pluiuc11 o. 111:1
fact that he could not move his left
arm and that there was practically no
it"! line 111 it. It was thought that lt'l.‘
sltmildt'i' filtidc was: lll‘tlkilll by 11111 fall.
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ilItr lt‘. 113 in it l11‘tcliiitd tlllt‘ to the fact
that either 11 sudden situtu itzid bt‘tll
ti: lllt \1'oiL'lit :11 the pole and t‘tc con
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Extraordinary at This Time
20% offon allRefrigeralors‘
30 Cent's Elonsflr‘e Work of One Dollar
The Reason
We lune through an oversizht'reccived a double shipment of Refrigerators
which math" is a two year’s suppl 7 and we musf‘dispose of them at a sacrifice for
the want of room. -.
Don’: tail to take adv outage of this rare bargain at
this time when everything in the line of merchandise 18
coins: up Every Sterlingr Refrigerator fully guaranteed.
$25.00 Refrigerators $20.00
$20.00 Refrigerators $16.00
$30.00 Refrigerators $24.00
$35.00 Refrigerators $28.00
' $10. 00 Refrigerators $8 .00
$12.00 Refrigerators $9.60
$15.00 Refrigerators $12.00
$18.00 Refrigerators $14.le
Refrigerators in all styles and siz‘es‘
Buy now while buyine' is good.
NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES
WINDOW SCREENS AND SCREEN DOORS.
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We specialize in furnishina homes complete. 1 ' _ 'L _ _ -:1 -
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