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Mimi . . . 0 . . ness and} Professional; Cards,
dyertisements
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M'nccllhiaous Ad‘vs. :
Ontlnspsgthnty-lichcrdsorMflo.
broods-cs. no; OnchsIl. $1.00. machines
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WANTID‘ _- i W. i 'fl '~_‘r_‘i
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lurch—2 .i wagons ABOUT
. WANTED—r0 BUY ALL xixos’ 1'0 RENT—FROM JULY lst 9::
fl. mics-1&0. Shuthzhior-
of cattle slid calves. Highest prices South Main street lst floor four room
M. Fat “"05 {mm 16c to 18¢ a. In. and improvements- Alsaonc larso
- [Young can.“ to fat “0m 810 to “5 is furnished room. inquire Ins. Youngs
TED—GIRL Dos GENERAL Piece. Also New much- cows for sale 2“ m” “w“
No washing. 'McGrane. {or famlll" use and dairy cows. "
or View. ‘
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lflillfl'.
- ' TO LET-"THE SPACE NOW OC-
Connecticut aye e, I l .5
nu Te 30 .cupied by the Sperry a Hutchinson
.NrEn—z on a ROOMS ironI WANTED—A mum IROXER. C°' 2" "W: “ NW" 3‘" “mm"
housekeeping. Furnished. Ad-‘Abply to the Norwalk Steam Laundry, will b? for rent from July 1”" Apply
W. F. B. care of Sentinel. :48 my street. to lmng Dibble Agt.. 149 Washington
' ‘i street.
\NTED—DARGE pov rose: WANTED—COUPLE; MAN as as}? '
In W dnpsstmunt. and ole-.olstant tumor; wile as lundress- or
Loansbury, Mathewson O). icimmhcr maid and assist w'Ilh wailing.
3 AN
«work.
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TO LET—FOUR ROOM 'AI’ART-
meat on Am. strut. Inquire at 2
‘West a‘.‘cnue, South Nouralk.‘
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Tel. 1884, i
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;,ANTED—-OPERATORS 0h S..‘\‘tl-y . g
.tawer coining machines. Steady- WANTED—BRIGHT GIRL FOR Oilfil TO LET—POUR PLEASANT
Paid while icm‘osfilicct- Good psnnmsnshlp nmsgyy'i'ooms with improvements. corner.
. all 'I.
t. unravel-dawns: octagonal» Wmnnsundy and good opporlul WWW“! “Venlle and River street.
(ad: New» W.A.Wmm- fly: H. Jacobs & Sons, snoe manuzac."nq“1r9- H. A. Hegeicin 84 Woodward
3,1. 14 Orchard street .No.“alk. tnrcrs, Iielden avenue, Norwaik. lavenu‘“ PM“ 365“ 0" "3‘3; 9
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{turns—mourn “Ritual wero-m'Nv-Asm PERSON“
g‘i' to Master Meohanio:,a£‘tho ON “Woe. Write "W. 0_ C." care
R. sic; Corset Coo last. id'mmiomca .
To LET-2 LARGE ROOMS ON
first floor furnished- or tmfnmished..
.Call 33 Buyl'icw avenue or Phone
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timeo- WAITRESS ‘ HART-' WANTED—CATTLE. BUYING ALLZ
Lunch} 6 South Main “street, kinds of cattle. Good‘pri'ces paid. Er.
it“ Norwalk. glimpses for calves. Also pigs dud hath gas, _
19—---- - 'mcwcn & Harry 35 Ely ave‘basemcnt room set ”“153-
{ANTED—FURNISHED or minimalist. m18 lm‘f’me‘ “”9110“ 107°-
. tour. or live. room apartment...qu ..__ c ._..__.x. __ _
,» -t house-wanted bycouplointtodce“ FOR SALE
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To. LET—FOUR! Rom slvtr
electric lights: and'lsrre
ovum
1 TO LET—A BRIGHTL‘Y rimmed-
.‘sllablc location. Address: mfi: .er room with all improvements at 3
?'1Del.. South Norwux. i. m nae—ouch” a PASSES-'FIICII street, East Norwaik.
" ‘ M'Wflhervoiet. Run about 3300
t‘NTED—YOUNO MAN, 3‘ ymmx""élh New fires all around. liuiizpu" TO LET—DWIR'A'UBE PROPERTY.
re wishos a position,,undersmndc-.m- Motor in fine conuncentrally loctely. good notthomhooa.
work. Can drlvo. horses mititlefll dim; :iustln Garage for diunon-‘Nice airy rooms. inquire J. M. in)"
I} .3130 garden helper, Ire is sob» snamrarsram- Bros, Ono ton attach-‘tou company, Railroad aronuc.
.‘Ir J. c. contra. FranKKopscn "'9‘" Nth Ford made over 19's Hock: ——
"Lowe street. South Norwntk. .- m..flmmstrdtlon. Must be FOR RENT 8 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
__ ”40:43 (mg- week. The buyer (eta n MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, NEWLY
‘NTEDLBCfifi FOR 0W'-an‘ ”1011011959 Or AliStin Garage, DI‘IC'(')RA"‘""‘ """ ‘ "‘ '7 IiK‘A
0. Good opportunity and‘cfianco‘mlvldsv avonuo- South Norwnlk (‘t. _TION. 75 l-‘IiAX lilixl. ImAll.
,‘ndvanccmont. Apply at once] | (illiSON SMITH. I’IIONE.1I7. CON-
‘eg & Goldschmldt' Sway-t: & Cor. FOR SALE—CHINA, SILVER. “'ARI‘: TRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE.
ablock, South Norwullt. timing Machine, canned fruit. and
t . _ jars. Sat/oi” carpenters totols. ‘LII'IU‘
ANTEDfB‘OARD " AND ROUM mm") 310:“! {"1103 “Kiwi” “it".
lemon and \fltclscclt board anti Phonot'tow. . _. . . .
:l in private family; within reason. - -— ——~~-—————— _— . lcl' lino.
distance trout railroad station.
.li Norwalk statelocutlontnnd price Just. Wozhaulcd.
a replying to. J. ill. Care "Scnt- aha-:0! No rcsonnblc olror rcfnscd.
. R. E. Ransom. Spring ilill. Norwalk.
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To LET 2 FURNISHED ROOMS [N
private family with all impl.
good location. Five minutes rom tro-
Breakfast it wanted. AD-
POR GALE—SAXON RUNA‘BOUT (irons Rooms care of Sentinel.
'I‘iros ail’in flood -—
TO LET—~2 SlII'I‘li STREET, F‘Oll
Rent~4 rooms in good condition. In-
,_ . -. — .quire .loim lingvary. Sound View. 11"0
,l’NTED TO ‘RENT—HOUSBFUR-l Eon SALE—EXCELSIOR llo'ron-inue.
"ad or unfurnished gentleman Tn: ri'c'c with Ro’te‘m ntdc car. Driven. —— -—————:—
Lno-children-woultl rent for the lu't-thnn-‘looo miles. Mechanically: TO LET—03E
mer or longer. a moderate sizcd W 'Appoarancoi some as new,:nii~iits at 72 North Maui
to with all niodcrn’convenicncesrguy lull equipment. tools. spnrc nurtsvslfi. Inquire at iinitt-ti t; .t. . - ..
lien for trout car lineunicss aquip- PM.“ Cost'ol'or $400.00. “'ill sacrifice; —————-~--— ‘
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, this systom/Tdbonunondsa tho brlwdc
schools. George v.
emcnt". .
' thlhlrii'uliull.
- cur-‘tcll to attend.
fwlth garage. Address .l. M. caro
itincl." ~ ‘ ' .
‘Ari-reo: Cum. on won-m
,ie or colored tor houscwcrk. \Vi'h
"vltliout laundry: Carters rn’d.
Tswana Cottage Pine Point. Boilc
ad.
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§l~ANTao~ciRL roa GENERAL
'lework. ifliirs. J'J. S.‘ Jennings, 119
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iNTED—uov on YOUNG
it‘d. l'nquirc 'Joscph. Davis, 85
fibington Street, South Norwalk.
raw-ran
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eFiRST CLASS TO0L~
KERS. oo-DD "WAGES" AND
gitKlNo CONDITION. APPLY
snailuOND DLi‘ss 'ro-OL co.
' 25 GRAND STREET. N04.
ANTED—AT ONCE ONE DRAWS-
j,3. engine lathe handsraii‘d one as
ibler. Apply minis; Machine Com-
:y Chestnut street. '
VANTED—IM-MEEIATELY-‘I U; S.
vcrnmrnt
non. 18 or over for war position.
:y clerical work. _$100 month. List
i'tlons cpcn freo. Write immediate.
Franklin Institute,
bhestcr. N. Y.
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AN'FED—GIRLS‘OVER inroads
AGE 'ro LEARN-jittAKqu UA'CE
lt'rarxs. srssm' WORK ALI.
an. ram WHIZE mARNlNu.
l. AliON, CLEMlxs a ' wonfril-
TON: ll-2o ORCHARDS'I'REET.
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' TED-MEN ro’ivoitk. on
" .bocts. Steady}? good psi
. Atlantic Oyster its \Vaé'
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wanzs thousands. men.
rent; 23 It.
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am In our Ilsutsctnring Itr'
‘mmiw. copies-sanctum. all. wilthohcldln
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for hsnt'ctior or exchange for motor To LET—2 FACTOI‘. ES UN DM‘
boat. of some value. Murphy Itiig,,lstrcct, Olllces corner of \l'nshinntnn
(to; 27am“ avenue. Phone 895. street and R. R. Place. For further“
: 'apurtlciilars apply Old Well Cigar Co. I
of~ 23 acres for solo or tolet. James' FOR SALE-FARM 20 ACRES:
" room house. large harm:
Grumbt‘y,‘ Connecticut avcnuc. isocd land. 4 .
‘ ‘ -;u'cll locntcd. ncnr town. Value 87:100.,
FOR SALE—«SHUTTERS ALI. 812- Can be bought now for $5.000. Owncr'
cs. taken from Central Food building. very anxious to sell at once.
in good condition. For shutter particul- Aqk John (r P 2 ‘ (
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nrs. apply at ofice of Old Well Cigar:
Company. ' N0. 7 Main St, Norwalk
4 IEAL ESTATE-INSURANCE
FOR SALE—HORSE, ALSO FARM
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Now Stone iicst canning tomato grown. . fl . ‘
iAil transplanted plants 70c a 100 56.091 Flremen
n 1000. Cabbage plants 50c a 100 at‘ Chance for good wages and ad
Reynoldsl’oultry farm. Highland ave'; vanocment for men between the ages
nuydnd' Witch Lane. Phone loan. 1 oil. eighteen and forty-five ye." In
-—~ ‘ good physical condition. Apply N. Y.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES l"- u_ a. H. R. n,
Situations secured for all classes of: M. D.'MILLER, sup’t.. Waterbum
Private houses. 11033154! c. A. MITCHELL. Sup't.. Harvt’om
Ihoarding.nausea. restaurants and {so __ .. _. . a. j
tories. Apply Wilson’s Employment 01-! LOST
'llce. 24 Clay street, South Norwaik. —"
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'witli monogram on between Tcmnc'tc
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i PAINTING .' mpmnsnemc? and It. it. station, \‘ia Post Road
decorating. painters supplies; wail ward. Return to A. w. Shcrwood.
paper. up-lo-dato styles, lowest prices. Grove street.
Estimates cheerfully given..'rriai or-l .
dormmllflmd; Tel“ 400,. -mmdel'i, LOST‘ON. SOUTH .‘IAIN STREET.
White. in 1.2 Ely avenue. . .- ' a vest, tinder will be rewarded by re
’ " ‘ turning same to Joseph Davis. 85
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward .1. Washington street, South NOIiWBllB" .‘
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mutuality. proprietor. Trucking. 11mg;
diatom-o hunting. Light and heavy
trucking. omcc telephones 1581. 300'
House connection, i Store Gold Locket with initials. J. I. F.
MW‘} Finder please return to Ei'wood or.
NOTICE ' Glover Shoe store.
The arm-nines wishes to expreu its‘
appreciation to the public and paroch- ‘ f .. '
isl schools, tlic.ownersot automobiles NOTE}! TO' CONTRACTORS
trho Icnncd their machines. and to all .
other: who rcndcrc‘d sorricmst new A: g mcettngahcld in cm
on rrnko tho lemorlsl my ponds a 1‘1”;- nmm u V,“ “max
mm. ’toinaronsctbntsofwcpsM'
Issac and Pins?-
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Citian.‘ Memorial Dd! Committee. i
It «and conclsvo of Clinton Ocu-
LOST— BETWEEN 2 ST. JO‘llIl
.street and Elwood & Gloveni S-‘w -
m M 'l.
Manon-
mugs-Int
Suns syncs
“hut-Mum
Marlow-annular
Avery lstcrcstins;m ct, my
board 01 education uphold-losing.-
oning aotho Sonics Highdichool on
West. avenue new tiny-iono-
up; The. matter at transient-.01..
juniorshlghlschooldsom tho. Cantor
School bullmmn-lh'us. most. to.
the Janene. Squamfrcsncotwm
ass. was dbcuscd as sol-c. infill.»
:1st numb»! raids.“ lemma»
sent: unprotect- “by“ m
It. was announced that the rcryicesht
“1“.»an Cuddeback 0t acetic; Cot-t
crcdp. hcd bscn munddmm. c1
supervisor ohmic-tor album.—
schools: Alta-the mceungthsboud
was. addressed by Dixon Melton.
who read- an essay on S'choiaslc
Sight Method of Education-ate: Chit:
"dren. This proved to ho vcsy'intca
eating. dealing with the conduct:
children by sight instead 01- by books“
Instead-othavlng tho. momma
their knowledge ‘ from. the taxi-books
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before. tho DullI-tmr“: outing-hf
tent undi-r consideration which it hit
said is of greater benefit to scholars,
than. the- old .booIL method. .
The meeting was called to order‘
at 81 oicloch by Chairman Harry Ill-l
der and tho loll-twins members:- an"
sworcd the roll: Dr. HGMV—C. mister.
A. J. Rummlcr. William P. Ward. Dr.
Wilkm J. Tracey. Harry Ii. ScoflcidJ
Superintendent ol Schools. acorns v.
ll'"‘"in-n. and Harold ’1‘. Murray . l
The report ot the superintend'cnt 0t.
Buchanan“ was
nrl accented.
Th‘c WW1)!» obtains thoviunior,
high..aohool wuvbmught up but: at
"m v-~-\ dn'nwml untilo later date.
A number of Ions] residents, M11011.“
. .. uas .ludizo Noilcmlah Csndeo.
nnpnnruk to protest-minim! the am-
poscd chnhgc as it. would seriously
inconvenience many» children because
0. the invoiced. distamc to Do ”1'
l‘v-l'Nl in order to John-OHIO “Moll
N n... r-r‘o limo two auditions wer'
presented in Invon' otvthc‘ change.
c. More ‘T:L'nt‘d by n largo nuns-
to... n' local nnon‘o. owner. the
hoard was not prepared to take ac-
tion and tho miter was held over fol
ti l lilct‘iii'g.
"“‘ 'i-“MHW‘NI illnt "inboard
had been successful In ohtnln'n-v th'
Ma'l'lCl‘B oi’ bliss Julia. Cuddcback of
’ - t'-lm~ulo. \tlio Ml till tht
position of supervisor of music. Miss
t‘i'i'i‘r‘hnrk l‘I'“ l‘nd wirln m-nnrioncr
in luv work i-rrl ie fully comnc‘cnt M‘
fthcr position. It Is expected she
7‘ ‘iur nou'
"’~ ~ short’ c.
The meeting was :1.th nrzln~-—~-‘
2. mid the pleasure of
listening to Dixon Mr" .
...-... on tbn sight method
of education for children.
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Woman's Relief Corps. No, 30, ot‘
Buckingham Post. will hold Ito bu3I~
nous mO"l‘Il’i tomorrow nitcrronn at
All members are rc-
Thc ndlourncl meeting of Tho Knob '
(‘lnh will l‘n hold trmorrow cveninl: in.
Red lion's liali. Washington atrctz.
'I‘Iic mombcrallip campaign committco
will make a report. '
lull N0iitis _
District of Norn‘ulk. 53., Probate:
Court May 23 A. it. 1:13; 1
Estate of Droil E. Cooley into 01'
Norwn‘k in Shltl l‘istrtct.‘ tleccnscd. '
The Court of I’I‘ODIt" for tho District
of Norwalk. hath "mum and allowed
six months from tho daio'hc'cot for
thc creditors of mid Estate to c'xhthlt.
their claims for settlement; Those who
nonleci to prozcnt their urconn‘ts. p‘o-I
pcrly nttcstcd, witIiIn-s-t'd t’mo. will
he dcbarrcd n ro"0lmry; All persons in»?
dobtcd to raid Estate u'o rcqut‘aied to,
make Immotllnto payment. to a l
CATHERINE A7": riooi ." "-
Administrator.
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\MlLTt‘rl Taxis:
Collector's Notice
The fi‘axpwcrs of tho Tom of Wil-
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. ton are hereby ‘ notified. thltt‘thc Tax.
In‘d-.r.'i-tho Asucarmrnt List ot~19l7. _
will lie pnynblogSaturdayyduno 15.
1913." , . .
I will tic 7t jnv omen. in Cannondnte
to receive-titre}. 3.? Junt- lti. and 'Jtilv ‘
15th. 1918.? nd'nt'tho office oli‘li'iox'dj
Bouton. o “retown. Monday Juno
tho i'c"it‘o'iro of Ch'tr'nl'i' F. Geo-mic.
from 11 n. rm. to 12:30 p. in. and at
tho *to'c ct Chur'ca 'I‘. GNKO‘Y. Cnl’l-
nondn'o from 123010 3 p. m4. of the
sumo day. ‘
On Tuesday. J no 18th; tats; rwui
be at tho store of Miss Olmstock.
North Wilton. ~trout,- 8 to 9:80 a; m..
and 'nt 11. w. Fromm from 1010- ,
11:30 a. m.. and crud-firmer .l. ll.
Wound. Kcnt r-"trldl',;trun 12:30 to
8 p.13. otthosalnnddtt.
, Penalty at tho-nu dinner out. ii.
chnrfnm June‘Distn. . II." will no
charm 03 all r, u'
.pld anneal! i
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11hr Rt
. fielooklng Boston Bull terrior lay-
17th. 1918 from s til-moo. m. nudrat‘
PLO! mm
These Are My Four dd. Many Sweet]; Sinipie Styles
‘ snarl. for Making Ginghr a... -.
[thatched in THE FASHION . BOOK FOR 513%
. .. . 3.3%
‘A local nun happened to notice a
k to ups-hosted Won the
file ottthnsd yesterday and. MM ,l
tau. and carried it to pot ce head
anglers when: it was turned over to
be WMJ'UM l. wan.
has. Walsh took the dog to In -
mbcwherc upon examination It as ’
board A. Wood.
lap-Mat ”Matted .
“General Wood. as Governor: Ls-
mttut was told that General Wood
wmnot stationed at that place. Up-
stloarn ng the datum ottho .116-
they promised to got in" tourb
M, =thc general at once. It is mount;
b. is now at camp r'unstou. ‘
now Maniac: which Ir afloat
specimen 0!- uo thoroughbred Boston '
Bull; cans. tc-g‘et hero is not known: '
“4| thought that the dog was stclcn
biunons Inc had in tam-i lt nice
cutest ransom and Mahmud from
Us! car or h.s nbductors wnlta pass-
ionthrough Norwallt. This seems to
{the most mobablo- theory, as the-‘
dog was lying ins. dasod condition
when found; Another solution at
how- the “8.8“ to Normals, in that
When General Wood was transferred
its left the dog behind and the faith.
IuI friend had tried to follow his mos-
‘tcrnbut it this is so A does not seem
possible that the dog would be can»
Ins through Norwalk to get ‘0 Camp
Mon.
antisocial Wood is very no ’A attach-
to his canincitriondauilt dons. not
scout asii hoavnslld lasso innings: W . . ,
so has boon-wail lancer a unset- “strum ““1 um h! m
at years. we vcd his' commission in the den-
, Al soon “Ml. wmtlmmu‘. (cum. allwu‘lV-H‘ Winn WMnes-'
with the owner no wtlr‘forwnrd'tt to W“ “"1?!" maflelfieah Geor- auto truck. shot out of Raymond
him. and in. a“, magma. it-io. w 81a..Whero hs till. attends dental street and directly Into the pstl of
his provided to... u. the- Meryl?“ school, for instruction of oi'whir. Ambler. who. in order to avoid
. 81'0- striking the other machine. sent his
'mschinc into the. iron fence sur~
rounding the yard of St. Joseph's
Church.
Except for the coolness and quick
action of Mr. Ambler a serious acci-
dent would have occurred and with-
out a doubt some one badly injured.
An it was the radiator on the Roway-
ton car was badly smashed and the
church fcncc somewhat damaged
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25 routs
Over 6M 0‘ the Nelle-l and Sui-nut Denis-Ls to Select {sum
’ PJC'I‘ORIAL Rsvmw Panama for JUNE no- nods
James Donneiiy'
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1AUTODAMAGED IN
AVOIDING COLLISION.
Calm. «T
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nil. moons
INTO DENTAL coups}
an aunt... n. Slomu. the.
silicon dentist. announo
While driving up South Main street
this morning at about 10:30 Mr; and:
Mrs. Frederick Ambler, of Roway-
ton, narrowly escapedr seriousiinlury
when one ot-Benialnin Hershfloldfs
l Doctor Siomsn iii a popular young
'man and is well known in both busi-
'mss and tunnels! circles throughout _
<tho city and his many friends wish»
him success in his now undertaking.
lie has built up a. splendid business
tho‘“ his donut 08100 on‘ Washington
‘strcct nnddnriui his absence iii| has
secured the services of R. J: Wit-
Iinuis, DDS. to conduct'thc business
kennels.
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY
"IN GOOD CONDITION
n
3, 'nte semi-annual meeting or
bond or directors or the Riverside
Carleton Assoc'ntlon was hold you'-
O . .
{$13 ti:.,‘”°mfm°omb’u;9:§: “1‘; for him. or. Williams Is woll'lmown‘ N0 “rim”, “"9 mad“! “(id ”0‘“
transacted and a general inspection "1‘ Nm’k as ‘* capable ““4"!" parties “loud. '0 g9 .t was later
- learned that the drivel of Hersh-
oi the premises Was made. The dentist. and all pntrcns t'tl'o assured
srounds vmrc found to be in cxcoiient °t 0‘" snuchigh-dhality 0' “"“39
condition and George W. \ioorhccs. a“ h” ban the custom in "‘9 past.
the general sunrrlniondcnt. was com-
plimcnted upon his good work during
thervcur.
field’s truck. a man by the name of
Nathan. was instantly discharged
.by Mr. Ilersliticld.
Judge John ii. Light is In Reddlng
Thoso present at tho mcctiniz wc-o ths‘ nitcrncon M will doltvo. “ pa-
Gcorro L. Buxton. pro=ldcnt oi‘ the "'0'“ "mm” M070 ”10 Redd“!!!
Asooc‘stlun. Christian swam. Frcd- "Grange.
crick Ii. ILOWun. Judge John II. Light:
Supcrlnicndcnt Georzo W; Voorliees.
or "ow-nu. ml at it. Hutnacel and
S. D. Bcrtln ; or Mount‘Visrnon:
STOCK YARDS MEN
GO ON- STRIKE TODAY
CHICAGO. June 5." Au unheralded
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Cam "rtrikc ot' scalenien. ieodmen and
1) N0 3. P. 0' of A" met “at cv- dockmcn at tho Stock Yards today,
chins-and transacted routino-‘lmslnouo.~ stopped trading in live stock.
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’Angevine Furniture Co...
Demonstration and snecral 5an a" This Week
We Will Give
You
$12 .
. For Your Old
Machine.
.And Send.
You This
Beautiful
Thié'm‘v‘hnsthat if you have been using an old fashioned. back breaking
sewing machine. this is-your opportunity tosell it for $12. no matter what its
use. make or condition. We will then-put in your home the beautiful and hill“:
running - ‘
SEWING MHINE’
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And allow~yuu to my the small'reinaining Give The FREE 9. chance, and you win he
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SIX HUNDRED AND NI VETS? DOLLARS will be equally divided among 100 customers of
South Norwalk and via nity (VQinjhs'vc‘iio old‘masldncs to exchange).
The reason why we g ive $690.00 to be distibuted is this:
The FBEBSEWIHG MACHINE CO. in years gone by has
spout thousands»! dollars for national savor-titling. By close
observation we feel that this money can be spent to a better
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