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Advertisements mono. we; Ono-Walt. two. slack:
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REED—Al lngl] illllge. June 12.1915,
. {Yong-y C. wife of the late Samuel Reed
mod 75 years. Funeral services will
he held at the residence of her son-if.-
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Wants, To Let. For Sale, Busi:
ness and Professional} ~ Cards.
' us'Advs. ,; : : : :
mall‘s-so. Mir-linwmor-lm. also.
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ms of came fi~rgfiwg ALL? To LET—Fm; ROOM BUNGALou
in prices for calves 1150:5333; “mm lights. tubs, Water, garden,
poultry. (lunch I: llarry 35 Ely ave. fruit trees, and ('lllckcn yard, two min-
I utcs from trolley. inquire E. W. God-
nue. Tel. 1151. ms 111:
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law. Charles H. Wood, ZSycamore
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WANTED—OPERATORS 0N SI.\'G~
:~trect, East Not-walk, on Saturday at-
ltrey, Rowaylon school house. 1'13 31.
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Min Edith Emily Var-tan
Edith Emily YUM. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Varian, died at her
home on We street, this‘h‘oroinx
aged fourteen years. The funeral ser—
vices will be from her lace home 6,
Saturday “motion at 2 oiclock. Tu“.
burial will be ill RJVGESWQ ”Ellery. .1,
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TODAY IN WALL sum.
Thomas K. Taylor .
Thomas K. Taylor, aged one week,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Taylor, of
147 South Main St, died Tuesday.“-
ternoon. The burial was yesterday
afternoon in St. MarY’s cemeterY.
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Mrs. Joseph Riley autd son Melvin.
have returned home After spending
the winter in the south with Mr. Riley.
Mr. ‘Riley, who was one of the Norwalk
postoflice clerks, is now engaged in
postal service at Camp Jackson,
Columbia, S. C.
WALL STREET, Noou.—-Prices re-
verted .very generally before the end of
teruoon at 2:30 p. m. Interment will
' ‘ . ,er power seu'iu machi s.
be in Lakevlcw cemetery, new Ca- g m
Steady: H
work all year. ‘
. otcl Clifford Block: reasonable rent
Pald while learnin
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null. 113 2t. . -. . . . ~ ,and suitable to needs of tenants, best
Slighe‘igul; late; It‘léfals Oiavg‘f PIE-’lluslness location in city. Apply to
. c a on, 61111113 01“ ':liarris & Guns Co. . South Vo‘rwalk
WHITE!) lngton. 14 Orchard street, Norwalk. 1 ' I j13 tf
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WANTED—FIREMAN AND TWO!
experienced machinists. Steady em-
ployment, apply Employment Depart
WANTED—A LOCAL FACTORY!
requires the services of a woman to
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ismall barn for auto. Also floor or'er
take charge of a small department of,
foul Well Laundry suitable for storage
girls employs‘d on hand work. Pic-life]? 30?”? Tim 0% Rubbcr'L‘om- or light manufacturing. Inquire J.
vious experiencelnot necessary but ap- “m" ‘ mudlk. 313 31-, Wallace MaHlD, East Norwalk Conn.
c—m.
.VFOR SALE—JPWO BOATS. A 14; ‘
foot duck boat. and 15 foot flat bottom
pitcant must. have the ability to super-
viw the work of others. Apply byj
lt'lU‘l' stating ago and qualifications to‘
jl2 6t
FOB.R$NT-—8 ROOMS, AT THE
“I W. clo Sentinel. 1-13 31. boat. Both in good condition. Price‘corner of Concord sud Wood ,strool.l
reasonable. Inquire at 9 Norman am. with all nmdeyn improvements. In-
WANTEDAMEN AT THE KERR-tum" Marvin Beach. jl3. 1t.‘quire by phone or in person. S. (Thar.—
- riott. 43 Chestnut street, City. in St-
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Jllu‘nin Fur ‘00.. Woodward avenue.
113 :1
! WANTED-WIIITE WOMAN 0V '
twenty. for general housework.
[small children. Good wages.
WANTEDc-L'ABORERS TO HELP
'l‘liE GOVERNMENT "run ‘11 s Sta-2. ill 3twiamllvt‘Retincd surroundings. Good I‘e-l
, , . ‘ ' . . .l . l sidential section. A. .B. C. o‘o Sen'
sdlrflnu bOARD. VLME-llfiEM‘ WANTED—TWOMEN ABOVE THE tinel. I
.HJulal‘ tonuouATlos, WAMS [bl-Mrs“ w. (‘hance to learn Shipping- ~
MEDIATELY A NITll‘BER 0r smut.-
,and_ packing department routine. This; 7-0 LET—FOUR ‘ROOM APART?
jrlftlBfiBOREgs EgmfiliNmfinlfizlis an excellent opportunity for li\'8.'ment on Ann street. inquire at 2
V a ‘ ‘) ) ‘7 ,‘ ‘ ‘ . 1- ‘2, ‘ hustling men, both from the standpoint: West avonlpc, South Nor-walk.
. PER?“ ”"' L‘ALL AT “1“?» t’gof present wages and for future ad-t
' ‘ ' J 3- 3"lvanemcnt. Apply GIOVer ‘Mfg., com-g TO LET—ONE 5 ROOM APART-
many, 50 Day “Wet. South N0?W&1k.’mcnts at 72 North Main street. Rent
WANTED—2 “WOMEN FOR OUT' Conn. j11 3Lf$15. Inquire at United Gmcery_
sitlo work. Call between fl‘a. 111..
and 1 p.’ in. Room 207 Mahacke‘mo
’llotcl. 1'12 3t.’
WANTED-'AT.BA_X‘JNER BAKERY.‘ FOR BENT—ON COMPO S'I‘RE‘E'I‘.l
5 Monroe street, 3 girl also '1’03' tO;\’l'est1lort 1st floor. 4 largo rooms—
1901‘" bustut‘ss- 1‘11 3t-,Barn extra large garden. $14.00 month
_.._ f Ask John T. Hayes 5
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WANTED-TOURING CARN‘VITJI
electric lights and starter. . Telephone WANTED’A SECOND HANDED
95 after 6 p. m. 1‘12 1w.lbabr carriage. Address s..z. cure of. No 7 Main St Norwslk
w Sentinel. jit lit.‘ , ~ . ., ,
WANTED—«SMALL nousu on l W ESTATE—INSURANCE .
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WANTED~AX _ mounumcwt—
salesludy for cloak and suit. depart-f
rooms on or near trolley in South Nor-
walk or Norwalk. Address F. A. Mor-
l'ill, 5 Tilldtdl uvonllé, yNOl'Walk. 11191“- ‘F. Jucoby. Wubhlngton strcct,§ ~---.-—~——..w-— -— —_
‘ ' ‘ ' 1113M 111 ml LOST—-lllllF'FEl) on 'l‘nlmv.
l :froln llarhor \'icw llcach-luruu gray!
WANTED —- AMIBITIOUS BOY: FOR SALE 'rowhout “Wolykit.” Howard for rc-I'
steady and intelligent for office work! FOR SALE—~BARKFR F\‘Gl\‘l“ XVltlll‘ll or inforumtiotl lending in rotor-é
No previous experience necessary. A"; Al condition. Will soil ohcup. I’ctt‘r‘ “I“ P; “' Simm til Harbor .ijwl
so boy to work in drafting department”: ~- guvcnuo. South .\or\\':llk Conn. Nil .31. ‘
.llchrisl, it} Prospect tu'cuuc, .\'or\vu'lk..
Nash:
jll 3m
lood chance for advancement. “3 qt . .
Engineering Company. " 'l LOST «— A POCKETBOOK CON»
.tuiuing a sum of mono): and u Ct)"l~
l FOR SALE—~l)l9’l.l\‘l£RY
WANTED—2 ROOMS FURNlSllElllwnh top for Ford runabout. ("heap
vitll board for refined ladl’ audio quick buyer. John R Jones 295.111“ll.i‘tllll‘tl:'tl. .
small child. Address. Board cum}I Main street, Nortvnlk ’ ltlrocor store uud Flux vi” 3“ ””1 I‘mu',
Sentinel office. 111 (it: ' ,cr ploase burn at Scuttlul tilino until
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.. --- 'FOR SALE~A FEW FINE CHEST-l rcccllc tcudld. 111 of.
WANTED-‘1‘ "OUSEKEEPER: or white pigs 8 wepks 01¢ A130 ("ml —--— w-..“ -~ - — ~~~w~’
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with two children, dcsrros position 1nI well bred Airedale Torrior. 'Blltheficldl l N0"C[
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small family or housekeeper for widow-f Farm. Wolfplt road, Norwttlk. Pll‘mloi [EGA I
or. Address Housekeeper, Sentinel: “40. j” 3U ,
ofico. 111 3U
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. - - EPROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE!
' FER] BAIIIEITFORD RUNA‘BOUT 19”“ Under and pursuant to an order of"
' into 0' J it good condittion, l’llono§11,(. Court of l‘robutc for the Distrt'cl
;:$3.nfosrg:.lt 2:02?! 321 1:92:811p01‘-17t)3.2‘ Norwalk. ill 3" > of Norwulk, authorizing hor thcrcunto.[
" ‘ h S D. . p. "the subscribe;- herebv offers for stilt‘j
m. Steady employment. Quick ad-l FOR SALE~STAMFORD RANGE ~
~ - . ,ull such right title and interest us \vll.‘
”meme” ADD“ Employment dc- in 300d condition. Inquire Mrs. Earle'lium \' Crow" lute of Norwulk in said‘
parttnent, horwalk Tire & Rubber 00"l Stevens, Rowayton 0" telephono “34" District, deceased, had at the time of:
' his death in and to the following.
511 3" i 33- :11 3t
. ' I i ' ' '1 st t suit ritzltl title
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS’ ._ , .‘desc‘ibed W 0' a ‘3 (l ‘ ' '
FOR SALE 1 FORD' 1 CORBIMund interest being an undlvtdcd one-l
of cattle and calves. Highest Dl‘l063,roadster,- 1 R. C. H motor 2 Bosch' if) t ‘t
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paid Fat on t s from 16c to 18c a lMagnetos. 30x4 tires, all in good condll Alf that certain ”not or pared “t
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Young calves to fat from $10 to $15 3.30,, Feldman &Stelnbury 61 Scuvicw'
' ’ ' ‘ ' i ‘ ' ‘ «‘ .- ‘ ‘ thereon stand.
lece. A ‘o \‘ew Glitch cows for sale- . . y . land. ulth the buildlncs
D is l ,alenuc, South horwalk. ’111 3?: ing, situated in said Norwalk. at South
for family use and dairy cows. W.
Miller, ConuecfliCut avenue, Tel 130;; FOR SALE-«TOMATO PLANTS;
,. .. " . . “NewStone best an i . -, ’ - -
WANTED—AT ONCE ONE DRAFTS-Vltu trans lantedc lannnsg idem“? glow?) l are“ (20°) “3“" mm ”1055' m “p.11".
’ I) D t 7 B. 00 36.0 : d I‘thel‘lV in? land [Ol'mEl‘h of
man .3 engine lathe hands and one aS-;a moo. Cabbage plants 50c a 100 ut’ ”mm 11° ‘ ‘ '
semblet‘. ARMY Higley M30111!” COln'iReynolds Poultry farm. Highland uvtiL
fDudley E. Ely; easterly by highway
puny Chestnut street. Inue and Witch Lane. Phone lUuu'.
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WANTED-IM£MEDIATELY. U_ S.
Icalled Chestnut streetsoutherlv by
gland of Margaret D. Ryan; and west-
Government wants thousands men,t
women, 18 or over for war position.‘
Norwulk. being seventy (70) feet, mom
or loss, in front and rear. and two hun- ‘
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PLUMBING AND TINNING
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NESS NOTICES forty-by land of the h. t....\. H. & l l
‘ iR. R. Companr: i
For particulars and terms, apply to
Easy clerical work. $100 month. List: JObbini-‘l a Specialty. Estamates: EVA S CRAW |
positions open free. Write immediate.,l‘3heel‘funy furnished. Stove, Rang93,5 Administratrlx.i~
ly. Franklin Institute, Dept. 23 FfFumaEF. and, Repairing. Stephen; 'M‘“*«"“"' " 2
Rochester. ‘N. Y. ‘Millel‘. Telephone 397. 12 High street.’ ' FOUND ,
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WANTED—GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS;
or AGE TO LEARN MAKING LACE; _
CURTAINS. ‘STEADY‘ WORK ALL} Situattoussecured for all classes or
YEAR. PAID WHILE LEARNINGu applicants Private houses. hotels.
McMAHON. cumulus & womle boarding houses. restaurants and fac-
lNG'l‘ON, 14.20 ORCHARD STREET,I tories. Apply Wilson's Employment of-
NORWAIJK. " Nice, 24 Clay street, South Norwalk,
.Conn. Tel. 543-4.
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South Norwalk. .jlp lmol
FOUND—DIAMOND RING ON WIN.’
field street. Owner may have some;
by proving porperty and paying for ud-1
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
7 Central avenue, “hast Norwalk. 1
113 31.
WANTED—MEN TO WORK on, ,
oyster boats. Steady work. good pay} PAINTING - PAPER-HANGING
North Atlantic Oyster Forms. 144 wit-7 decoratinx. painters supplies; wall;
fer street.
tFlremen ,
Chane; for -good wages and ad—t
. .. between the Me:‘
tpaper. up-todate styles. lowest prices.i vaneemcnt for m.“
. . minimum cheerfully given.“'rrlal or-
WANTED‘A A'UMBER 0? HIGH: d9" solicited. Tel. 400. Alexando
class girls in our Manufacturing meblte. ‘1 I" 3" "'“'“°' ‘
rarinlenl. Time place. our. on N009 »
work. from m to m w week. and; W" PMSW'W' 3"“ ’-
w my liberally whllo lamina. Clo“ :32; '1’ 'flwmmmhzu
or ”1.0mm so stunt. it. . “‘ ll- . .W'
Mufti. Conn. D” w trucking. Oflleo W all. m
flotilla m
good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,
N. H. a H. R. R.
' M. D. MILL“. Sumo Wahrburv.
O. A. MITGHILL. 309‘!“ Hartford.
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”ufifwuufiéwilfiiih‘dfiihm of
Brooklyn. :ro sounding I two tracks
vacation at the home of Mr. and an.
MuNcmMotSprm-mot.
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TO LET—«i ROOM COTTAGE VVITIll
laud 41/2's at 96.70 to 96.76. Paris 6‘s.
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Phone,plcasant rooms with board in private! ‘
tmututiou book of t‘w X Y..,\' Hulk
. :l'l'i'wt'
person in the household.
. lug situation
vertising. Call Mrs. C. Huscllmnun.;£uy Hall Room Building, this evening! A. M
the first hour. the French War bulle-
tins causing hasty profit taking by cau-
ltious traders. Sumatra Tobacco ex-
}tended its reversal to 4 points, U. S.
l Steel cancelled halt its gain and other
! prominent stocks eased pmporlion-
ately, after which the market lapsed
. into its recent dull state. A moderate
[rally occurred at midday on renewed
(buying of investment rails. Liberty
Mrs. May Adams who has been 5101*
plug with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buckley
home in Redding last evening.
was a Sunday guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Reynolds.
Alfred Keelcr of Norwalk is visiting
i3i/2‘s sold at 99.62 to 99.70. First “this cousin, Howard Staub at 100 South
:at 94.68. Second 4's at 94.54 to 94.62‘ street, Stamford.
€ch $212.0... lflUlSfllfllERS
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. DOES BIG DAMAGE .
AT NEW BRITAIN l
CHICAGO. June 12.~America‘s
.soldiers are the best fed fighting men
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tin tho, world. according to the mes-
. ‘ sage rought to the convention of
were damaged and inugéérffufiatlm American Modicnl _Association
stances Lornbfi‘. smaller buildingsl I"? debunk... blurltu. “mum to m
were blown away. had [our mintelvlur DC“"’_'.'",‘§‘m on matters of diet.
garages wcrt- crulllplcd up or blown? Dr‘ Mullfn" statement was based
down. One of those was completely;Wusc‘ommc“ analysts of the foods
overturned with an automobile insidefb.mmd.the \drlous armies. Dr. Mur~
;_gtll(fist)§“;;;lwtilllllg house a hundred to the food they get.
R00“ Carried Half Mile 5 The American ration has a food
Tin roofs on three houses wore'valff of 4.632 colortcéslirtho British
torn off and dropped in u field llalfl3‘8“f'; tho Canadlun "”1 and the
a mile distant. lll .‘nuc iustunco chilly]: Illiftifhssulnd Canadian “Wm“
CHOKE“ coop “85 picked up by ”‘Dzllrmidc more fats. the Front-ll about
wind. liflcd ovt-r tufour foot fence
.~ . - . th1 srxue amount nd tll t. ’ n
80nd denabmddm u neighbors yum‘llc;9 ”la“ the Autofican" grid “’3.-
llo law":- v1 a .~ - V‘ " . ' " '
found I; mytf‘flggn "Ifigfid Ysgdlurlln. "The British and (‘anadlan
inches on its foundations. Winttowslall;l Aglcl'licninplrulnrnz ”“10“: pro-
in ulunv tht‘lllllgs were blown in and \l e a on t sumt timoull 0 pro.
’ . ' 'tclu: 1110 French slightly more"
(mu llotlm-llrlldur rupm‘tctl tllut llrti-l‘ Surgeon Gt‘noral (lorgal: bag It
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clus ot furniturc all 'u . ‘
h bu" blow" “0m. vision of experts who are constantly
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ing cut. on the head by a flying house
blind.
' The roots of some
(li-
liis kllt‘ht‘n into lht‘ dininl: room. 1 . .
More thtm 300 ”FPS we“. uni"; 30'? lattltriglng the diotall needs
rooted or brokt‘n off, and traffic on}0 m ‘0 [e '
svlts‘ul fill‘wjl.‘ \\
.'ll-‘,l)lockl‘ll by ”WRIJM. . . m--_-..-
of West Main street. returned to her ‘
Mrs. George DeFore'st of Brooklyn. f
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WORK MUOT IE RESPECT“).
un shed. Any (tabloid
Any painter will tell you tint the ml! the some cwmcc. Work to be
a pleasure Hill‘,’ he [Brpt’fll‘li it at“
sketch he begins carelessly, with a ..
slovenly sumplng of paints. ends by he approached 8:: a dignmed and II
disgusting him and is frequently leftlhonqnble affair.
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.Hot Water EdchéMoming ,.
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To look one's best. and feel one's stomach. .
- best is to enjoy an inside bath each Girls and women With “paw gm
1 «m
morning to flush from the 5) item the
previous day's waste, sour fermenta—
llver spots, pimples or pallid complex-
ion. also those. who wake up with , 3
time and poisonous toxins before it is coated tongue, bad taste, mty‘buofi.
absorbed into the blood. Just as coal, others who are bothered with MM-
when it burns, leaves behind a certain aches. bilious spells, acid stomach or.
amount of incombustlble material mlcomtipation should begin this pm...
the form of ashes. so the food and iphated hot water drinking a“ 3," u.
lli'l-flk 1839!) each day 193‘“? in the all- cured of very pronounced results 7!!
www.ms a certain mount of one or two weeks.
lndlgesttble material, WMCh it nott A quarter pound of limestone pilot
ellmlnntpd, forms toxinsand poisons ,
which are then sucked into the bloodiphm costs very little at the tin;
‘ _lstore but is sufficient to demonsmto
through the ve ducts which are in ‘that just as soap and water c cu, ..
tended to one in nourishment to sus-l _ - he”
lain the body. purifies and freshen: the skin unfit. ‘
if you want to see tho glow of heal-lggggfiég) :2): 0:83: gigging:
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:2]: $13121: my cfiggnfiouggg :3? We must always consider that inter-
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log. a glass of hot water with a tom,l a 'a ' T '
spoonful 0! limestone phos hato in it ithe skin pores do not absorb immin-
" ’jtties into the blood, while the bowl
which is a harmless means of washing. ores do ’
the waste material and toxins from”, '
the stomach, liver. kidneys and bowl Women who desire to enhance til!
els, thus cleansing, sweetening and.l beauty of their complexion should lust
before putting more food into the? try this for a week and notice rosultl.
purifying the embodiment-'- tract.i «Adv.
"zm ‘E‘T‘VQT-EQ“,
Elct‘tricul light lmd power wircsl
wow curried dovvn by the falling} SAYS IT ACTED LIKE ACHARM
trel‘s tutti sovcrul small fires storied; Cough“. COWS. $01“?
from ”W brokcn "Vil't‘h‘. but were clllal troubles which persist nt thls‘:
quickly extinguish-d A“ a "WWW“ tlmo of tho vour tlsunllv are of an out
0 safety tho olcrtrit‘ currcut was cut ’ '
0” from ”M, section affected by the situate character.
stotm. imore reason why a truly reliable rcnr 5
-~ lolly like Foley‘s Honey and Tur (‘om-t
EFF . PRODUCTS 1 'pound should be uscd. Mrs. ‘
NEEDED FOR ARMIES‘ttnrott Sluulc. Bishop. Calif. \vrlfcszl
l“Foicy's Honey and TM is a‘g‘rund‘
Wtinued From Page One). remedy; more than is claimed for it.
.. ' ‘_" 21 was suffering from a cold last week“
l u0m beyond 0”" "“95““ surwand used the nlcdlcino and it acted;
DUS- n the otht'r hand we have. , .. outains no opiate a
enough iucrcascd supply of ”I“: “ chhrm. C
this sunuuur pork . Stillson, Powell Corporattion.
to permit ('(‘onomical ,
rxpunsion __ 1.. ..... ..- -.. ~ _ —
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:lrlllios lilltl lllt- ulll'os it" our people: MEOOCt Jan.14.1913 I
would in some degree substituteSOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK|
i‘rcsh pork, bucon. ham and salt-l A. M.——1:39x, 5:27X. 5349’“ 6208‘!
sage for beef products. 6257:. 7:18} “lzstx, 8:21x, 8:69x. 9:394
One Steak a Week 10:33x. 11:.1x. ‘
"We requcst all hotels and rcts- P- M‘_42:03'12;52(stander-(103.13;
tauranls not to plucc on tllctr lllon-‘Imk- “38" 3:17,“ 4:32" 5:.2lx' .50:
us or serve boiled beef more than “1023’ 6:47 (Stamford call). 7' 2.
two molds weekly. beet steak morn 8:06' 10:07"
than one meal wcckly and roast bcefl
Sundays
A. M.—~12:34x. 5:27x, 5249:. 8:59
morc than one meal weekly. We? _ . . .
have asked householders not under’?:%,9xnlg_'_¥;§x12£i§x 3:12x, 4:821,
any circumstances to buy more than 5:46. {5.02%. lizfi'lx'. ”1:021. 7’:57x.
1 14 pounds of clear bcof Weekly or
1 1-2 pounds, including the bonc, per 10:07:. 10:40.
new YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—4:10x..o:30. 6:34, 8:00;
“The mm“ m” ”“1”“ ”‘8‘ “‘9‘8'51x 9:15x,9:45x,1o:50x.
changing conditions of production; '1). 'M.-—12:03x, 1:06. 2:15x, 2:67.
[mm ”“0" 1° ““0“ ”‘9 chang~,3;3ox, 3:53. «23, 6:13x. 5:20. 6:00: :
1“ “”"l’mg ““1 there- 6103:, bzlox, 11:15:, 11:45;
fore of tho luarkct available to Sundays
the allies. and the increasing de- A. lit—6:00. 8:00x, 9:00x. 10:03;
mand for our growing army. With 10:50x. .
the fluctuating supply of local beef? P. M.—-12:10, 1203!. 3:355 5303
in France, all make it impossiblel5:25x. 6:00x, 7:10x. 8210:. 11:15:
to determine policies for long per-311345; ‘
iods in advance. . SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
"We have recently asked for HAVEN .- . ,
economy in all meat consumption, A. M.—12:263, 12:58:. 5:34. 6.0. ‘
We wish now to emphasize fur-”:15. 9:19x. 10:22:. 11:58:.
_ P. filth—1:20, 2:41 (Bridgeptort only’,
‘ ‘ - lauturdays). 2:47 (Bridgepor. excel:
mm M pm" It is ammpgted ".suurdays).- 3:27x, 4:28. 5:19, 6:21
will hold good until September 15. , , .
and the cooperation of the publiclg'gé'x'l'osx' 7'32 (Bridgeport only).
is requested.” ‘
they reduction of beef and subsid-
: asundz'ys} 7 43 9 19
A. M.—12: 6:, 1 : : , : 1
' NOT'CE ‘to:19, 11:12:.11:581. '
The newly elected members of the] P. M.—-2:10x, 4:421, 6:331. 6M8
Républlcan town committee will meetl7:083. 8:33. 9225!.
for organization in the Court ~ Room. NEW "It‘i‘t/JaalllNAIa SOUTH
6:60
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3:411. 11:00.
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convention.
Edmund E. Crowe. Chairman.
Sentinel Want Ads. Work Wonders.
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of eighucn and forty-fin years logo! the Junior High School last week for 11 ‘ "
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tho benefit of the dispensary netted a
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13 Main Street, Norwallt
Our gigantic genuine Summer Annual Clearance Sale lair
now in full Speed. Every department offers Wonderful buying
opportunities for the thrifty shoppers.
EIGHT MORE DAYS TO FOLLOW.
You will rejoice your time spent at: the Evex'vaomnft
notion Shop. - :
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