marsh“, m 19,1918
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Classified
Advertise
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1WAR SAVINGS , .,
WORKW ABE
WASTICEN
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11038 and" flutessional Cards,
Mucous Advs. : ::
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Milne; 609; One Week. $1.00. Mm
ctr-mum
meats
and. at Gus, caused a .1119er 801va
to much even the mt ”stifle irl’
dividual present by his graphc inci—
mate description of the horrors of war-
fare as conducted by Germany and the
Wanted
Men
Wages 40: per hour. Apply .
I RADEL OYSTER. 00., '
10 wheel andihovlei oyster. 11111an
134 Water Street, South Diwali:
__.... -— - -1-“ ._ ' ~ atrom'uos coannitted wilfully by her
“I ' ' military men.
M “8 speaker described in Mil the
WW - public brutal assaults on the honoree.
com
égsflTED‘.” 0° “17me i‘OANYi r0 LIT—17 11.01111 FARM WlTH
D n w 0 will give Alexander TomaI buildings and 14 acre pond, Cr-anbuly '
sells :1 latest addless. He went away Will lease for 3 to 3.) ”as at ‘35 p91
from home .111 weeks ago. Mr. .1. To
masetta 23_Day street So .month.1nquile Keogh & Candee,
1k 1 “ill N0“ South Norwalk, Conn. Tel. 6352
1191 . 319 31’
virtue of womanhood and stated daily
that it was done. not in the dark or in
isolated instances by immdual sol-
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the direction of smears of the German
army and by the owners themselves
He stated that the pillaging Ind de-
' filing of the homes in the devastated
districts uas carried on 111’ Germany
as a business, and the loot which they
w‘uisécured went not. to the soldiers but
1“ Iwas shipped back to Germany to be
am disposed of for German)" 11 “Vantage.
1193:”? cited to prove his case, the fact
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To LET—7 ROOMS, SECOND
WANTEO~11E WANT 0\'E 011 “0012141 Washington street.
two middle aged men of the “'Ilile- arrange rooms to suit the tenant.
wir'e" type. If 10u ale 3 man of thisI wire of Edvr'ald Becker, 96 South M
character, and are looking for a place stleet. ‘
with a future, we would like to see you.
WANTED
Works, Stamford, Conn.
s.
2 WANTED—SEVERAL FIRST CLASS
1.111011211111115 for work on gun mounts.
Only those accustomed inaccurate I
work need apply. The Mianus_Motcr
>119 st
:illlflt the German soldier GIFT-5'88 a pack
of eighty- -two pounds on his shoulders
and was not anxious to increase the
weight of his burden. The things
iwhich he stole from the homes and
To LET 4 L'iGH'l‘ ROOM SIOIIIIS (If IIIII conduered IIIIIIIIOIIII "III
. . — 8- “RT sim 1 collected lot the German sov'
looms with 111111101 ements for 2 adults 1111mm emenls Rent reasonable in- Iemlfizm and not for the soldiers them-
Mrs. A. 1111111111111: Bmokside Ill'lle,‘quire cttcr’ip. m. 306 wt avenue. 31591,.” -
Our business is classed by the goveln- TO LET—2 Oil 3 ROOMS F011
went as “an essential industry" Ap working woman or small family with- 1
ply Clover -.Mt“g Company, 50 Day out children. Electric lights, gas andl
stleet, South Norwalk, Conn. 1'19 31511-3111 Apply "W, " care of Sentinel.
WANIED~R'ENT OF (OR. 5I,
WANTED—4A YOUNG GIRL
litter woman to care for
children and assist with housework at
their :111 day “01' afternoons.
119112. Tel, 843-2.
11111 State age etc. P. O. Box 460, City
housework.- Salary 330 without wash-
irg 01' $35 with washing. Stav nights.
.1. Ciaike'i Bell island.
WANTED.I-.§,—— ROOMIERS. MODERN
house cleanL'Ifine looms, good bath.
Tillee minutes irom trolley or R; R.
station. Bred‘itfast if desired. llllrs. H.
A Claw, uowllestuud- sheet; South
Norwalk, Conn.
of cattle and, calves. «Highest prices
Young calves to {at from 310 to $15 a
piece Also 'NowlMileh cows for all e
17.011111111111051.» and dairy cows‘. \1.
Miller. 091.11.111.21: avenue T111130.
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two small
Greenwich, Conn. 19 3:3
I . “'7 His descriptions of the asaults coul-
-diers, but in public places. and under .
pleasure and primers to participate in
a work 01 this Mr and tha; the
success genie!“ up to this time was
only 111' indication of the larger suc—.
cess which would be attained before
the end of the drive through the co-
operation and generous response of all
Ml" W0 91‘1“?“ 111! m0? of thematic of Kuwait. Mr. Ian Mimi WW1 W Namibia
ho! called upon Publicity Committee
Chairman Peter Foley to give the final
explanations and instructions.
Mr. Foley saluted the captains and
lieutenants and stated that his task
in“ he an easy one as he was ad
drooling a group of veteran I'IothccrsI
who had “ready secured with mat
honol in one or more campaigns ofa
similar nature. He stated that the
commissionsissued to he captains
iand lieutenants were backed by the
highest authority in the nation and
read the final paragraph of the presi-
dent's proclamation calling upon the
people of the United States to enlist
in the War Savings army by June 28..
He also read the proclamation of the
governor calling for the registration
of all adults in the state of Connecti-
cut 111111 said that the ambition of the
local committee was to enroll a too
percent of the citizens of Norwalk
over the age of 14 years to make this
army 0 strong support to the fighters
on the line.
He explained in detail the practical
work of lining out the pledges on
which there are three essential points;
first the number of stamps which the.
11)me am ”PM
Mrs. James ill. bicCallum
1 Mn Catherine McCalluln, wife 010
than H. Witt. “£19.38 Sec-
ond street East Norwalk, died shelt-
11 anerzotnoeklhlsmla the
years, after an illness of too would
duration. She is sun 11 ed by her hus
hand, three daughters, Mrs. W G
Rise, of South Norwalk and the Miss-
es Morgue} and Anna Wham, of
15“th ‘
Mrs. McCallunl was a member of
(Dimmer 2:15, Moose Heart Legion, So.
Norwaik Lodge. The many friends
are invited to view the remains at the
Funeral Chapel of Frederick H. Gar
11113. 84 So. Main street. The remains
will be taken to New York city tomor-
l'ow morning on the 8:21 train and fun-
eral services will be held at the home
of her sister, Mrs. 'Rodecker, 309 East
159th street, the Bronx, N. Y.
internment in St. Raymond's (‘emc-
tery.
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soon or want. smear.
WALL STREET, Noon—The. mar
hot lost much of its breadth and ac
1111?? after the first half hour, leaders
developing irregular tendencies, Deal-
ings in rails were almost wholly limit
ed to low grade coalel's. Equipments
and war shares reacted val'iafifl'y on
light oderiugs and some of the more
speculum specialties fell sharply.
May sleep
WANTED - HOUSEKEEPER T0
lake full. charge of workmen. Small
119m
WANTED—A GIRL FOR (‘EVERAL
31’! 3t
:13 31
WANTED—TO IBUYI 111.1. KIN us
mid. Fat calves drum 16011.0 180 a 1V
4
wauvao—nnlyuu 51011 and?
delivery car Must be able to takcI
‘cale of same. Good wages. Applv in
own llandwlttmggw “"0111" el'uc‘
of Sentinel. I 119 3tI
WANTED—GIRL or. WOMAN TO
mark and bundle laundry. Wages 80}.
per week. Old Well Laundry, 32 Ravi-I
land street .. 117 8 cl
w'auveo —— TWO ruulenED
imIIIS for 11ght housekeeping No chil-
dt'cli Altamira 'k. L, 70 Spring stl'ezl.
_-. 1 ‘ . z 117 3‘1
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WANTED-AT THE BANNER BA'-l{
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buy to learn the business
FOR SALE
'FOR SALIE——ONIE YOUNG JFltSl‘ ‘Y:
bu11,2l'l'ésll cows 1 registered Ber-k
shire hour, 14 full bled Berkshire pigs.
Louis S. Nyary, cor. Conn and Tayiot"
avenues I, I‘» I' I‘ ..I, 11.9131:
sou SALE—PIANO, mum cat, 1
Ilalhe hands and one aS‘seliibier.’ Ap-
Inut street. ‘ 1., . ..
WA NTE 13—5le M EDI IATFLY-
Government wants thousands men-
women, 18,013I01cr for war position
Easy clerical 'work, 8100 month. List
mosltlons open’fl'ce. Write immediate.
1y. Franklin institute, Dept." 23 F.
Rochester, N9155-
, WANTEB-e-GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS
OF AGE TO LEARN MAKING LACE
CURTAINS. ‘STE'ADY “NORM ALI.
IYEAR. PAID “’HILE LEARNING.
11-20 ORCHARD STREET;
INGTON,
.NORWIALK.
, WANTED——111EN TO WORK ON
oyster boats. Steady work, good pay
North Atlantic OyStel' Farms. 144 Wa-
per street.
class girls in our Manufacturing De
partment. These placos pay. on piece
work, from $12 to $18 per w'eek, and
I-we pay liberally while learning. Clov-l
‘Ie: Mfg; Company. 50 Day street, South
, Nor-walk, Conn.
191' power sewing machines. Steady
'work all year. Paid while lear.nlng
‘0an girls over 16 years of age em-
ployed. chMallon, Clemins & Worth-
ington. 14 Orchard atleet, 1'orwa1k
, loam shoe stitching. An opportunity of
. tearing a paying business with pay
_ while learning. H. Jacob & Sons, shoe
.Inlalluiacturel's, 'Bclden avenue, Nor-
walk.
,CARD or THANKS ..
We desire to thank the many
friends for kindness shown through
loss of our dear mother.
iurns. MINNIE LroNs AND. FAMILY
WANTED
, Expanienced bench 1110.11.11.11,
~ in brass and bronze mm, on
special high class government
,. work. H' h wages, steady worm:-
Best war 11g conditions. WlliI
. nterview applicants until 7 4101
1 p. m. Apply ,
,THE TISTIG BRONZE 00.,
artisan ave. ‘
Conn.
WANTED—'AII‘ ONCE, 3 "ENGINE:
ply iiigley ,MsIcitIine Company, Chest I
. lo; banjo. mnndciint 1711101 household:
furnitmc l_-utluile GI Hamilton avenue, ‘I
isecdn'd floor. Tel 188213 119 31
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‘FOR snLE—l-lsn 1111.1.1's snv:
en passeflg cl' touring car. "Like new. i
11.8 lRubbel' good. A bargain Austin‘s Gur- ldecormng’ J
119 3tIpaper’ “1140.13.19 styles low out prices auto for democracy
ago.
FOR ssc‘eéa'llonslcs I
13 «Fairlicld avenue.
.31“ 11,13}!
319 ill]
Eon SALE—'JGENTI 11 1101 STE 'lhji
“cow, fresh heavy nlllkcl, 5 venrs oltlI.
inquire 278 F11“ IliliRoad.'j19 .11‘
.na—'
FOR SALE-HUDSON 5 PASSEN ‘
iger. touringwr, non 111113842000er
b0d3,‘('10€ii‘lc stalling and lightingI
isylellI. S L. Benedict, 73 \'0 Main "1\l'itc and read. An honesth practical lured 11ml congmtuiaied \‘11 Cavanagll 05‘ the work that you are doing and lrcmplllincrt ‘0 (‘hiei Pennington that
118 8‘ 5“”th lcalnublc I“ sown hours ”III 011 the splendid gloup of workers as I regret that 1 cannot in a wire. make children are stealing roses in that sec
1 street
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61; IIIIIIIIIIII $2500.
TO LET—— ~DESIRABLE STORES IN
Hotel Clifford Block: mannable rent.
and suitable 16 needs of tenants; 1198 t
businehs location in city. Apply to
liurris' 1. Guns Co. South Norwalls‘
‘ 113 it
TO LET—SOUR ROOM APART--
ment on Ann strut. inquire at it
1W onus. South Norwalk.
TO LET—ONE 6 ROOM APART-
ments at 72 North Main street. Rent
:15. Enquire at United Grocery.
FOR SALE—v—COT'I‘AGE ‘7 ROOM-S
with all improvements. Lot 50x150I
err a woman for general work, also a fact “9“ loomed in East Norma; dare even to the giving oiIlife itself dresses or those who purchase War
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lite plotuled also the suftezings of the M. 3m W m Ill
A bargain.
Ask 101111 T. Hayes' ,
No. '1 Main 8%., Norwalk
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homilsfioncrs
'PLUMBINGI IAND ITINN' IIIIG
Jobbing a Specialty. Estamatcs:
“11119011111111 minihsd Stove, Ranges-.3
Furnace, and Repairing. .Siephen
Miller. Telephone 3'97. 1! High stress;
South .\‘or1valk. 110 11110.
PAPER HANGING,
supplies; wall?
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PAINTING ' -
painter 3
Estimates cheelfuliy pic-.11 mm or
tiers solicited. Tel. «100. Marauder
IWhlte. 61 1-.. 9 my Wavenue » ' - Ii
"Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J.
li'lahel'ty. proprietor. Trucking. 110118
distance hauling. Light and heavy;
.__,trncking. Oll‘lce telephones 1681. 8001
House connection.
McMAIlON. mmurNs & WORTH ‘1an11 llghl' delivery c111, 111111 enclosea38H0RTHAND IN SEVEN i-ESISONS chailmall for FalrlicIId cof'tiiIlly on thd Amy'octumarthat rmmluothls :-
Simplest mctllod easiest to learnI
home studV. Speed adequate for bust .
i shivel
,mun whostatcd that it was 11 NiMilifli huddled will S111 lugs workers are to avenue, lcported to 1110 police that o
mltted upon aged persona young'girls 'indlvidual will purchaSe; st and, the powwow among these was Royal
and priests were such as to cause a the bank of postofllce where they will Dutch on which broke thirteen points
of apprehension lost such be bought; third, the number 01' per onasingle sale Prices silneneduaia
scenes be enacted in our 0011 land isonu cmorod by me. pledge and 1111. at Wlihiie!‘ 1111111th. 5. Steel and
This part 0: his discourse Wun‘ out of signature The canlussels will not mm; Liberty 3 1-235 sold at 99 5'1
lthc 1.1111111111111111 of patriotic speeches carry and will not sell w". Savings to 99,60,311111 4'1. 51.94.24.890911111 4'1
but perhaps was most effective on that Sto'npa. They will 11mph take pledges at 94.11 to 94.24, and 4 H's at as to
account in that it served to bring [01; in W 9: m m 95” .
'iloma most clearly to his hearers. lwuell Dow 111.11 11.1-c10se .1. I
something of the horrible brutality of These pledges will be filed alphabet-l WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—~Pi‘lce
which Germany is capable. ically at permanent headquarters to be movements became more confusing
He pictured the life of the soldier establiislled by the committee and they lduring the listless noon hour Heavl
ill the (Touches. Surrounded All he is by will in; carefully checked up from the nm of Marine Bid. and additional re-
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Phone 1959.
in the Court of 0111111111111 Pleas in
Bridgemrt, duke Job! I- 35'“ 9'9
siding. Lyle ml Top; All. and
Sworn we all In! 5” tar
as m IBM 5,1003, 01 “til
3 “Wait um "I find
:50 tor man ”We“ in
term mammogram .
car 0! Oscar! I". m. M bio
owner's possum - IQ! m 0130
chm with mm film! ”I:
has his case suspended. .818 h! M
with the we claim at W
that leave Kuwaiti. m film
was fined'fifl for bill mm in
.the joy-riding episode.
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Repairing .
High Grade Work a” I I
Swell“!
Official Service for
Chevrolet, Maxwell
and Graham Bros ,
Trucks
ford Repairing 111' Pills.-
Wrecks Towed in fully dis-
lance. “ "
Austm’sGarant
Bolivia‘s Ava.
EAS'T 1101111111111 ' * "'-
tilé 'Idlscomfolts of life in a wet. Iimud . Ireporis received from: he hang, “at actions in loading equipmw were
-111. filthy ditch 0f the pasta and vor— ”toMea, . balanced by 1 to 2 point gains in Fer.
min with Which he is afflicted and of From now 011 [hp my“ and 0081' tilizara. international Paper and Cuba.
the man) sacrifices which he must 1111- 017113.15 w'ili up“. up... lame: and all jIIa-ne Sugar.
Mums
City? News
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y The Men‘s Club .nf‘ty Tlluitv EpiSt'O'
p111 Church 11(ld elu' ruguiIal' month
11' business meeting in.“ evening.
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[womcnh Phlldl‘t‘n and and man in the number of stamps purchased. This
afflicted districts who suffer from lack de mu m [3“ mm ‘9
of food, clothing and shelter, and can keep close track of the way in which
"lasted this condition with [ht-thought pledges are being carried out and to
.less expenditure of money for frivlli lamina moss Willi 11111 611.1110 on 1
ans and non cancntlal things by our pledges
American public both men and women. it is not me intent of tile c0 «201117111
111 a tllIlgiuxI 10100 the speaker do to and... how illlltil the substllpllon
clared that this name and. extr-ava of Any individual will be. it. may be
guncb is a crime. 'l’ha‘t thmmoney that as low as $5 01' as high as 8]. 000 per. 'l‘hc Ifellowcruft ideng last
thrift: people 11-11111 spinning 111114 not” person. To'glve Noiwttik 11 cteditahld coInlnluInIitallon m lite 88:0 was c0”
.tllell' own. but thutelcl’y 09m. bPYODG showing. each individual ‘shmlld 0011 Mmd I“, 11. gm b, Old 3,3,,ny Lodge
what was ncsssary to purchase thlult'l suit his conscience and purthasc the .\'o 103 “II and ..i M.
necessaly 101 health and omciency 119- largest possible amount he can pay for I .
Ilougcd as :1 loan to the government to belore January l 1915. i The police depaltnleil 51,010,..(“19
has been returned fldm'n-New Y'01k.
prosecute the war and make the w.ori\1 AI telegram llonl Frank A. \‘antlcl-
. 1va national chairman Of ”It" “I?“ S?“ where it underwent maxi? needed
Mr 1111110 was given a very enthus ingsconlmittev Was it'ull bv Mr. Cllva- 11.9951”; , .
luslit reception at the close of his ad 1111811 as follows:
dress and was thanked by the c-hall‘ i am delighted to learn that thl'Iet'
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Mrs: Dudley 15.110131 of Highland
such statements had to bs'made but it start tonight 011 the campaign for 11le clc belonging to her young daugh-
WES-T181“ will Di‘Opel that they should pledges, which 1 hope Will {1111: such tcr, had been stolen haul the Frank
he made and made l'l1idly that we good 1115111111 as to put you mer the liu School, yesterday. Later the “heel.
gig“ ”MHZ? ‘0 a 5““ extent the illI‘Olk 1191;. if it were posd'lble I should so was letumed and it was iound that.
ls before 115.1' cept yolll invitation to come to South one of the pupils had appropriated it
Timid {9} 0.11.1 of 1311612111011. county 'Norvva'lk 11T<peak hill my time is so 101 .1 little joy.‘lide
residents havoc
.W or Savings committee was lntlo- .shall 11.111111 1.1111113111111111 great inter I Fulrl‘leld avenue
selublml. which he slated was the best you understand how plofoundly 1 11m tinll The names of a number of cllii
i "FOR SALE—PAIGE TOURING CAR. 'ness needs developed within
iBaI‘gain for quick buyer. CallI' ,, UIIIImi 'nlonth's practice. For free descriptive
field county. He called attention to 1N. l
[Purl-z, Norvllllk, Conn 1'18 31' 'mattel' address, Gco C. Bender, Stam-
importance of the War Savings cum
III assemblage he had witnesaed in Fair illlpl'cssvll with the importance of our then was given him and unless the
sut'ceedilli: in this campaign. It is
truly a campaign that 1111] help win the'
practice stops, arrests will be made.
WANTED—A‘NU'MBER 0F HIGHl
I , I'fold, Conn.
FOR SALE—PIANO IN EXCEL-E
lent condition. Sweet tones Very rea- i
’sonuble. P110211:- 1050. 3'18 61;
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Firemen
Chance for good wages and act-i
i Cecile Brown and Alexander Robin-
]son nele arrested last night for as
monk and breach of pélt's The pair
proceeded to mix things up a bit or.
Water street, “1111 the. result that
{,paign which is expected to pro1idc tile l 0111'. and the help will be important.
gmelumcnt with 826, 000, 000 from the: l". A \‘AVDERLIP
'state of Connecticut and not only that. At the close of the meeting Director
but to enlist a large percentage of our: Mayehoit ploposetl three cheers for
WANTED-«OPERATORS 011-13111111-1
WANTED—EXPERIENCED STIT-'
Idlers on power machines. Also girls to'
.118 31.]:
_'i FOR SALE—A BABY CARRIAGE 1N
. FOR SALE—FORD TRUCK EX- ,vanccment for men between the ages: ISTEELEIIISZHTmggggdfibficiiaz::.
”‘1 extension, pnéumatic tires II“ Home“ and forty II“ years Ini matter not only of national plldc butI
iApplv New England Market 14 Pacific! good physical condition. Apply N. Y., ' ,
‘N H & H R. R. istutc county and to11n pride and 111-1
street, Stamford. .‘l 18 3t M. D. MILLER, Sup’t.. Waterbury. hoped that Fulrfielg, county would lead
C A. MITCHELL. Sup’i.. Hartford_ :the slate. and that Noruzalk would lead
[the county, in the percentage of sub
i FOR SALE—OVERLAND TOURING
car Electric lights and stal',ter new: .
.~..._..~,_—_— t1 . ca 1111 if not in actualI
1y painted and in good condition. Must LOSTW $233.30“ DIIII II
isell befale Wednesday.8a01iflce $175- I LOST- A SERVICE PIN OWNEI‘I , The. chairman then introduced RalehI
lAddless Overland care of Sentinel. l ,
by soldiers mother. Valued‘because otj LOWTY assistant ‘0 SN“? DII'PCiOI‘
'association.Re1vard if returned to this "H011oil Cheney 0f Hartford VII‘. LOW-
313 31 ry in 11 brief and forceful talk 191 16“ ed
.M.’ the history of the War Savings mov-e .
ment and said that 11% would freely ud-i
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1 ran SALE—SECOND HAND 1915 Office
Ford touring body with side curtains,i“ I
3 mud guards and ”find 10 ‘gallon gas i DIVIDEND NOTICE mlt that up to date only the mlsional'yl
Imme tank A' F Gehebe, 25 WM“ I 137T}! work had been done in explaining thel
.in ton 511 et. Phone 1069 2.17 31' '
. g e 3 ' SEMI' ANNUAL DIVIDEND OFI ! proposition and that the real work of
FOR SALE+7 PASSENGER 1916I THE NORWALK SAVINGS gmaking good the two billion dollars To
i'Mitcllcl, model 16—6, like now, run less SOCIETY IQIIIIIGII by the government would be
than 10 000 miles Cheap it sold 11112; ‘ Nomalk, Bonn. done in this campaign. To reach Nor-
once Cull after 6 p 111., Anderson, 19, June 13,1918.wall~:"s quota of $500,000 the most car
Berkeley sllcet Norwalk 11" :31 At a meeting of directm's of this 110- nest effort of évery citizen as well a's
019” held this day, a dividend. at the. of every worker will be required It is
Irate of four (l) per cent per annumI necessary that the idea that this 75‘s
was declared to depositors from the tWeniy-rflve cent proposition intended
earnings of the six months ending only for school children should be re-
Juno 80111, 1918. , 'moved Raising two billion dollars is
, 31110 801119 will be Gnielfid Oil 9335' a big Job; worthy of the sirlous work
i . books and paid on and after July 10, of ally man or woman and the Post
1 son SALE—Tenure , PLANTSI I19”; .
New Stone best canning tomato g1 own 'lI IMIO‘D‘EY DEPQSHIED ON OR BE' part of all
All malplonfodcplants 70c 11 100 $6 011 F‘QRE J ULV 10,19I18.WILL .‘D‘n't AIW At this point Chairman Cavanagll in-
11 10000111101186 plants 60c 11' 100 1111 ”Tm“ FROM JULIY 15'1‘ 1918 troduced Campaign Director 11 9‘11.
Reynolds Poultry dam Highland ave~ Stephen .Holmds, President
.11me
I first class condition. Reaéonable price
For particulars call at 301130we street.
South Norwalk or telephone 543- 141
517 31;
‘ the efllclency of the organizatl 1.1...“
‘ the perfection of details ”and
w M M Maputo 1111'! 11y assuring
Isolfféacrliiclng 11.111161111111811 on' the_
“lilayeh’off and complimented him 110
.01)er of Foresters,
' 1 ill Elks . ding:
‘ the captains and lieutenants who won]
really do the work, and “19.511 cllcell'
were given heartily. Mrs. Reed Havi-
iand led in the singing of America, .
and the meeting concluded with tlleII
distribution to the captains of ma
lcomplete pillapherlluliu for the con-
duct of the pork.
EX- BflNfiRESiilAN 2
ill-Milli lifili
NAUGATUCh. J1me 1041111211.?
Kennedy, member of the Sixty-11111111
Congress from the Fifth Connecticut
District prominent at the State Bar. I.
and long identified with Democratic
politics, died early today He had been'
in failing 118111111 for two years; but be p
continued at his law practicamnd et'enl
until recently seemed to letain muchl- ;.
of his form 1'ig01.He had suffered
from a complication of ailments. Y-,es '
terday morning the patient was 01111911:-
low, but he rallied duringr the day.[.
During last nightthere was another
sinkinglspell 'and. the end came unex-
pectedly.
The funeral will be held from St.
Francis’ church here on Friday morn-
- lug ll‘lle arrangements are now being .
completed.
in his fratolnal annotations M1.Ken-
;tho ottlces of Taylor & Golden. _
Ineo members 11 em taken into the as«'
potty was very well 1111' w'n He had ‘
” held high office in -
they are out under 3:5 bonds with 01'-
dam to report at- '7 o'clock this after-
110011 before Judge \‘osburgb.
The monthly meeting of the Nor-
walk Building, Loan and 1n1eslment
Association “as held last evening at
Five,
:sociation and three applications for
membership \v'ele received. The as-
sociation is in median condition as
was found when the announcement:
was made that a dividend of 8 per!
cent. per annum was declared to the.l
.2 >3
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WAR SAVINGS ‘
STAMPS
insecurities.
,East 11911111111 ‘ '. I i
BATTERIES WIL'L ensue m »
ICOLD WEATHER ,
Call at our Willard Service Station
where you will meet a. thoroughly
competent storage batery exportw
will give authoratilte advice in;
connection.
We recharge, repair and store Ill“-I
tcrles.
A rental batterIvII for any make of on
can be obtained at any time.
Fairbanks Storage-
Batterleo. ‘
58 No. Main Street , 80.11on
- 'I‘Elephone 8:1!
Shore Binders .
All Kinds 01 Seafood
Steak, Chops and
‘ Chicken. . ..
members. i
I A LA CARTE
. 5;;—
15;?
13 lilain'Sireet.
" 0hr Slimline
.. . garments. for this
1023 ANY-
"THE SHOP OF GENUINE VALUES"
’ae‘n‘ii- annual clearance sale otters wonde IlItl
occasion, almost at wholesale prices
Norwaiil
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om
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Norwalk Chronicler