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Classified . . . .II
AdvertiSements
Wand. f0
ness and
Miscellaneous Advs. : : : : : :
Onthhmrwenty-Ptvowmormm
Nautilus, 500; One Week, 31.003111111110110
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WANTED——MAN, STEADY WORK,
I . Iégood wages Apply Jonas, Naumbulg.I.
1111'. 85 Spring street ,
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' WANTED~GIRIS AND onMps
I fol our first and second shift. Mini-
. - ,Illum wage to start per hour 22 cents
'0 wheel and 31101921oner shells. Steady employ ment. Apply Employ-I
Wages 400 per hour. Apply ,menl office vorwalk Tire & Rubber
. 11.111111. groans co, 0°: 0 31
.34 Water Street IIsIorith Normans:
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WANTED—I82. 00 REWARDI TO ANY
. Iperson who 11111 give Alexander Toma
Isetla's latest address. He went away
from home :1x weeks ago. Mr. I. ToI
WANTED-FNGIW‘LR FQR SMAI L masetta, 23 Day street, South I-Nor 1 ,
ug,. understands pipe boilers. $125. I‘WII‘I- _ 315 31'
11.1111; Capt. Smith, 1I5 Haviland street. I
South Norwalk. I 1'20 3tI WANTED— \l I" WANT ONE OR and suitable to needs Iot tenants; best Gland Chaplailllih‘S Mabel Hitch
two middle aged men of the “liv-e busiri'eIss mention in city. Apply to cook, West Harm .. '
WANTED—YOIINIG MAN TO RUNI wile." ty.pc it you are a man of this llarris & Gans Co., South Norwalk, Grand ESIIIPI MISS Anna Freud
:levatop. Lounsbul'y \lathcwson & cl'la1attcl and are looking 1‘01 a place, 3131: SII‘IIIIIOI-‘Ir ,
IQ I .IIIIIII 3I!“IIIII a I'UIIUE. we would like, to .99“ y.ou III _ MysIIIISII Martha Miss Abbie hoyes,
Our business is classed byI the govcm TOI LET~FOU R00“ APART '
WMtlTED-w -BO\ (M BR 16 YEARSI mcnt as "an essential industry " Ap Inlent 011 Ann stfeety 111911113 at ‘iIlSlngIIItiIllI, SIIIIIIIIIII SGYIIIIIIIII EaIIIII
)lI age to nlake‘himbelf generally use- :pl_1 Clovca' Mfg Company, 50 Day IWest a cane South Norwalk Past worthy matrons and patronsol
f,ul good opportunity. salary $12 agstreci, South Norwalk, Conn. j19 3U 21):“: £11995; “tIIIlItItII IlIIIIllIl Rl‘IcsIeIlIl-II.
'9 9 Th 97' RII‘S l 1'8 (‘85 BI
.veek Webbing & IEdging Corp. 83I I
1 1 II “ I I I
Washington trcet I . .130 a! WANTEDi RENT 0F 4 OR
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, rooms 111th 111111101 ements tor" .. adultS.
I\QUIIRII' 1111's. A. I). liradlcv. Blookside lll'i\','o
“III’Io‘mIe'II';Grc1'n1vlcl1,(‘Ionn jlti :ltII
sz till 1' I
r, WANTED-DRIVER r011 1101111
WANTED RPIIIABLI‘I. MAN delilery ('.ar Must be able to takeII
(than exempt) for general work audlcme of sum» Good “'.ages Apply inI
o assist with autonIiobilos. Year roundIovm llflnd“l‘,illllg AddreSs ‘Car" can I
go ition G. ’1‘. Hill I_J1., East avenuc. OI: Sentinel
l I ' j19 3t
\orwalk. ’
I WANTEID~AT THEBANNER BA-K
WANTEMGEI‘ITS CAN MAKIVIery a woman for general work, also aI
WANTIED—IBAR'NII I lilAN'.
Raymond Bros. Steady
winter and Silllllllel'.I
$111 to :15 pe- da1 Men and women. 190,. to learn the business. 113 ll
(all between 10 anti 12 o'clock, Room _ _- I
13 I55 Washlnzton street, South Nor FOR SALE—— I
111-111. ' I 120 {it} I
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FOR SALEvAUTO HUS. WILLI
WANl'Iga.—_SI1:1'1' E-it AL FIRST 01. assI
machinists for war on gun mounts! 'Will
cxcllah 1'.ch ll' 1
rllllv those nctus’tomed to accurate I9., \‘l'all Strt,I'Ict £0I12IKI(I:::I:AKSOB&II
Work-acct! apply. The Miauus Motori I ' I ' ' I 'II I
".S" 'I:;} - I'
Works, tamlold, (ifnn. 31ft tI FOR SALE—'25 ACRES,
I tings fluiIt, stream ideal for ducks~—
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WANTED IIOIbLkEF In To poulrll, near adlalltuucs, tmmcdiatc'
1111: run 1 1
late St “00:411.?“ III) .II‘"“(I)0.I1I;m'eI~Ii 0.SKITIIIII'II IIOIISIISIIIOII “00 IIIIIIII balance termsI
' 'g' 1 0X 5 I‘ l). s 111111 South Norw,nlk Conn 1111.11
133‘ mm. mm....
seat 14. A1 condition. Great bar'zuinI
BlIlLl )-,
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street.
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PAGE ELEVEN
Let, For Sale, Busi-
ProféSsroiral“Cards,“
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. “Ln ALKI
Tour
(Continued tram First IPI‘S).
evening was the presentation to theII
worthy grand matron of a handsomeq
Wallace Nutting picture, and Mrs. Ada.
Pagan, who is associate grand matron
also past matron of Ophir Chapter,
was presented with a beautltlil Bou-
quet.
The Chapter romp IwasI beaIpt'ifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers
and the colors. The degree was put
on later in a very tine mapper. The.
grand odlcers were welcomed by the
TO |1IET~LIARGE IFIROINT FUR-
nishecl room, all imprI01ements at 29
Orchard street.
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TO LET—l? ACRE FARM WITH
buildings and 14 acre pond, Cranbul y
IWill lease for 3 105 y'eals at $35 per
month. lnquhe Keogh & Candce,
South Norwalk, Conn. Tel. 5352.
T0 LET—7 ROOMS, SECOND
floor. 141 Washington street. \‘lill
arrange rooms to suit the tenant In-
Iquiré of Edward Becker, 96 South Main
"1'19 31
T0 LET—DESIRABLE STORES in
Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent
TO LETI—OND 5 ROOM APART-
ments at 72 North Main I street. Rent
1:15. Inquire at United Grocery.
E'OR SALE—COTTAGE 7 ROOMS
vl'i all improvements. Lot 50.1150
'tce well located in East Norwalk.
Price $2500.
Ask .IOhh'T. Hayes
N0. '1 111.111 31., 11mm
m‘nsramnlauaaxcn
BUSINESS NOTICES
PLUMBING AND TlNNING
Jobbing a Specialty. Estaluatcs
cllccr'fully furnished. Stovc,IRangcs,
b‘uruaco, and Repairing. Stephen
Miller. Telephone 397, 12 High street.
South \or walk 110 mm.
A bargain.
.1
{.PAINTING BAPERJI memo
decorating, painter's supplws; wall
paper, up to—date styles, lowest prices.
Estlmatca cheerfully given Trial 01'-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
IWhlte, 61 l- 2 El} avenue.
WANTED —' ROOMERS, MODERN
house. clean, fine rooms, good bath
Three minutes fro 11 trolley or R, R
station. Bl'ealtfastif desired. Mrs. 11.
FOR SALE-ONE YOl'\'(‘. JERSEYI
hrlll, z'flesh cows, 1 registered Berk
:Rllll’c hour, It full bred 1301 1111111111 pig". 5
:Louis S. .\y.1ry, cor, Conn. 11nd Tay'loli
avenues. ' 119 St;
I Flaherty, proprietor.
J‘ moms have been made to fill thc Arm-
ory to its utmost seating capacity and,
worthy matron, Mrs. Harry Grisold as-
slated by the past worthy matron: Mrs
IMario Pitzer. I"as grand marshal. and
India: Helen Finch. as grand conduct-
ress. After the meeting light refresh-
ments were sened and a social time
was enjoyed by all.
Following is a list of the grand pill-I
eel-s. They ,11ill remain in town until
this atternoou when they will go to:
Bridgeport and visit Orient Chapter.
No.1 this evening:
Worthy Grand Matron— Miss EthelI
W cod LathaIrn ol‘ Noank.
Worthy Grand Pair-0n- ,Paul
held, or Seymour.
Associate Grand Matron—Mrs. AdaE’
Pagan. Danbury.
Grand Secretary—Mrs HarrIiet Bur-
Wcl , Winstcd.
Grand (Monductless 415.15.11.15 G! I
nand. Bridgeport
Chat-
Jarvis. Mrs. Helcu Finch, Mrs, Fred
Benedict. guru. Fred l’ltzer, ..Mrs
Frank‘BIeckcr Miss Ada Pagan. Mrs
Mary Jaulcl'son: Messrs Charles Herl- ,
bert, Chalice Mills, (‘orncllus IaV an
(‘overing and Thomas Sigcrman.
manna... infer, -
GENERA‘L‘ O'SPEAK
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(Continued from First Page).
~—-|-—_
in order that nonc may bc disappoint-
ed it the crowd l'1 too great to get in
side, Iii r. \Vlckcrshem will address an
ovcrtlow ulcctirlg front the Armory
steps in addition to his addrcss ill the
Armory. .
Arranucmcnts are being madc for:
program of unusual merit. including
music by a military hand and a cor- ,
ccl't by a metropolitan singer of na-
tlonal reputation Thc many ”will
be decorated in a complc! and taste-
tlll 11 unllcr and every 1111 uglIIII re
the I101111011 and convenience of the
speakers and audience will be carried
out
'lhe doors will be opened to admit
the alldicnce at lo‘clock and the pro
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Othce telephones 1581, 300
House connection.
A. Crow. 30 (‘hcstnut strect, South
Nol-ll'alk. Conn, I - jig 3f, FIOR SALEWPIANO, VIOLIN, (IElII
, ‘I ~ .lo,.l)anjo, mandolin also
I v v v I '
otvl'I-IIIIIITEDd—TOI .631” ATII‘I‘ I‘IDDS furniture. Inquire 6 Hamilton avenue,
I .1 e an ca 1I.s. lllLlcst prlles second floor. 'i‘cl, 1882-13, 1.19 3,
[Milt]. Fat calves from 160 to 1.81: a lb.
Young calves to iIt from $10 to $15. '1
FOR SALE~l-1917 \VILIA'S SEV-
Ewe: II-IIIISO \ew IlIIIIJCII‘ 00‘” for “I 3' on passenger touring car. Like new.
OI ‘IIIII I use ‘IIII ‘III-‘ cons \I’ 'Illullbcr good. A bargain. Austins Gal-
Mlllcr. Connecticut a'vcnuc, Tel 130.990.3111 t
i
WANTED—AT ONCE, 3 ENGINEI
lalhc hands, and 11110 assembler. 1111- 43 Fairtitld 111 mm 1.19 3-,
ply lliglcy Machine Company, (‘hcst ’ ,0...” __,_ I
. I , ‘
nut sheet- , M I FOR SALE Gl:\'Tl 1: am STl: INI
Icon', llcsh hoary milkcl', 5 y'eals old I
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FOR SALE— A HORSE. S. MILLERN
wanran—mn‘nprs'ruln'.
U- S lnql no '71 l‘laxlllll 11
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Government wants thousands men-I._ ._. III JIIIII III
women, is 01' 01'cI‘ for war pOSition. ‘ FOR SALE HUDSON 5PASSE\' I
Easy 610110311 11ork $100 month. IIISII 1101', tolrl'illucal, ntvl' tiles. II.$200 0\er-I
posnions open free. Write immediate.‘ “land light delivery car, 111th enclosed:
1y. Franklin institute, Dept 23 F body, (lcctric starting and lighting
Rochestel',_l\*. Y. I Isvstcm. $.11. Benedict, 73 No \iainl
'-""'-'- sllect le 3tI
WANTED—GIRILS OVER 11; vrznnéI
01' AGE To LEARN MAKING 1.11m, FOR SALE—P 110E TOURING CA1:
CURTAIVS STRADY WORK ALI‘ Brilgain for quick buvc'l'. Call' :1 Union
YEAR. PAID “'HILE ‘LLARVI\("l'lrI Norwalk Conn. 118 Bit
McMAHON, cmiurvs s. wonTll- , ‘ .
INGTON, 120 RCHARD STREET, i
11103ka; I) I FOR SALE—PIANO IN EXCEL-;
ilent condition. Sweet tones. Very rea-I
I . ‘ , - .
WANTED—MEN TO WORK ONIsonable. Phonc 1000. 118 th
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oyster boats. Steady work. good payI _. , , I
North Atlantic oyster Farms, 144 Wa-I FOR SALE—AT PUBLIC AULTIIOR'I
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:entlre output of [win Restaurant. 37-
ter street. . .
L I ’IWashlngton street, South 'Norwalkz,
WANTED—OPERATORS 0N SING-1 IibIefI SCIIIIIIIIIII crockery, glassware,I
er power sewing machines. Steady un er , s10w case, range, steam ta-
work all year. ‘Paid while learning. ble ice box, food cabinet, electrical {ix-
ltouscholll l"
Iwrltc and read. An honestly
SHORTHAND IN SEVEN LESSONS
Simplest lilt'tilod ca.ir..t l11 lcal'n.
practical
:1'stclnlr'ul'llablc in scl'cnhours 01
11011111 studv Speed adequate for bust
Iw nccds developed within a
months practice. 1101 free descriptive
l‘lnuttcl, address, Geo. C. Bcndvr, Stain
ford, Conn.
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Firemen
Chance for good wages and ad
vancement for men between the ages
of eighteen and forty-five yearn lnI
good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,
i. &. H. FLR
NM. D. MILLER, Sup’t.. Waterbury.
C. A. MITCHELL. Sup't.. Hartford.
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LOST—A SEI“ ICE I‘I\ O\\'Nl' III
—Ib" ‘ OIIIII‘I'“ 11.01th Valucd‘because III asked in making this campaign a greati
assocl
ation. Reward if returned to this
office 118 all
DIVIDEND NOTICE
137TH
SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THE NORWALK SAVINGS
SOCIETY
Norwalk, Conn,
June 13, 1918.
At a ordering of directors of this sc-1
.
'cicty. held this day, a dividend, lit the
Il'atc of four (11,) per cent. per allnum
Trucking. Lon" to all and llll'l'c rill be no tic'kt 1:1.
‘.ram nill start promptly a R o'cl lck.
Adlllisaion to the Armory" 1.1111 be free
This is an opportunity for the p90-
11‘ c or Nol'lvalk to hear :1 speaker of
WI" national repute dellvrc an ad-
dross on a subject of vital importance,
and in addition to boianI entertained
in a manner unusually ound in the
,llll‘fl'd‘ cllics ill lhc country.
In cmnplimcnt to the vlsitlnr.r guest
and to the worthiness ot‘ the pro:
zrum the cbmmlttcc looks for the
largest assemblnfie of Norwalk people
that ll. ls been seen how in soon wars.
II l‘llis meeting is :1 part of the War
8.111111.” "enlistment campaign being
cal-licd 011 between June 30 and 28.
'1 l1.» lortc of volunteer ,caplains and
)licutt-nanir1 consisting of 350 'havo.
already starlet] tllcir work in;
calling at the various homes!
livery llomc will he visited
llctol'c '.lunc ZStll. and it on that
ldato there are 1111331111." have not
boon called. upon or who Were not;
:11 home when the call was madc, they'
1\1'Il ho l'cqucsicd to call at lllt‘ regis
tration offices which. will be estab t
lashed In Nor-'.ualk South N01'11alk,I
East Norwalk and Rowayton I
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The exact location of those registra-
tion placcs will be announced ill a la-
ttr trillion of the Scntincl
The (‘0- operation 01 (new citizen isI
lsllcccss. Si .\' months still remain forI
the purchase of \\.1lsav.1lgs Stamps.
Iand in that period it will not bc dif- I'
lzcull for every citizen to effect sub
..1antial savings and invest these sav
loss in the War Sa1ings Stamps.
That is exactly what the Prtsldent
and governor Holcomb Wish to have
lilill NOIICE
NQIICE
Notice Ito Creditors
We, the undersigned, a majority
ot'
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HWY 111'. dicd at the Soldlcrs‘ Home
3 Stor’éé 111' I
Ioné. N0 stairs
Mn]
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IIIfor the health tlffigul
glast year’s origin rom
$6.951
_In all' styles and 'size's. .. , ..
a necessity lit the fpréslent
Iain: at). mmmmwfiwm wwww
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lawn to enjoy solid comfort the 001111112 hot months. I
Prices from ............
REFRIGERMORS
Ride of foodétnlf and also
frigerators of unality at
0?
INewl’cl‘lcctiou 0il Cook Stores
*Oom a
. I Charge
Accounts
up n 97:19, ---
mmzmm
........... $9.02'1t0321L50 -?
0 a u'. :
PORCH SCREENS. SCREEN DQQRS. LAWN SWINIGS. WINDOW SCREENS
1918.011 eIZIBnrner New Perfection. .. $12.00...I.
. 1918M lbw fiNew Perfection“ $1600
1 Florence lckle CookStove 1n IIIII. sizes. ,;
1:;0 OilStovesfrOniisfi" ............. .32 .00up .4....._--... RII
ANEW Brock'or WILL 1' a I'm EJUST RECEIVED. .
.IIPricedfroin. .. .......Ow UNR . ...... $495te$15I00§
Phone‘105’I
W E ‘1’ECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE.
Ste fling Furniture Go..-
127- 181 washingt6fi St, .50. NOrWfilIIIII
:9
'd 1
a
new mag: mmwsmmm Oct-w ,s ,mmm
1.:— W.-. _-_ ”A,“ m
us do. and if it is carried out by all
L.‘lli’.t'l‘5 it nil? not 0. 1;;1p11'1‘2ot':
anccs required for a successful prose I
cotton of tho “ar but will rcleare 11
iv cssential tor the production of INC
essrlry war materials.
ITODAY IIN WALL STREET,
\‘FlV YORK. June ‘20.-—(\VallI
IIIIC principal traturcs at the strong
opening of todav's Stock Marlin. a1
Ilhougll the 11holc list reflected the
11 ALL STREET 1: 30 p. m.—Sugars. .
tobatcos, icrtilizers and various un
Iclassit'led specialties contributed to the
better tone of the market in the after
grcatalriountof labor which is absolute-I gm,“ 10 30 a m I 4399013111,... ucrc noon but dealings continued in light
1olume. U.S . Sml and other leaders
varied only small fractions
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DEATHIsI AND FUNERALS' Ilurthcr {morallic war lchs. Tobacco NEW BRITAIN SALOONIST DEAD.
»_...,',..
Edgar F. Horn
Ilssucs, notably United Cigars and Su-
Imarra m c i to. 2* points. lndustrwials
NEW BRITAI\, lune 20.—-—Michael
pug,“ 1.1 ,1...“ a veteran of the Cir 'uf the war class were less active but .T. White [or u", past twentyfive
in
N0ro'ton._Th1 tum-r al was held today.
with lllll‘illIl in Spring Gr'ow (omelerv.
Ho sonod first as privatc (‘0. G iOlntI
Ohio Y. I.. and later in (‘0 K, 15th
Volunteer Reserve.
equipments slllppings and oils madeI
irregular gains. llrooklyn Transit 11111:
the only heavy stock losing 214:
points. Rails lagged, except Reading
and the secondary coalcrs. Libel't1I
I lionds 11"ele steady.
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Hot Water Each Morning
IPIuts Roses in thr Cheeks
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0 0
To look one' s best and feel one's
best is to enjoy an inside bath ench'
morning to flush from the system the
previous day's waste, sour fermenta-
tloss an'd poisonous toxins before it is
absorbed into the blood. Just as coal.
when it burns, leaves behind a certain
amount of lncom Ifgystibla material ill
the form of ash?!“ the food and'
y'cals in the w'holesale and retail liquor
business here, died at St. Francis'
Hospital Hartford, aged fifty-three
1'cars,at‘tcr' an illness of several
weeks.
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stomach. " '“'" ""3? L.
I Girls and women With sallowI ”skint
lllver spots, pimples 01' pallid complex
ion, also'those who wake up with I
located tongue, bad taste, nasty breath,
others who are bothered with head
Inches, bilious spells, acid stomach or
lconstlpatlIonI should begin this phos
Iphated hot water drinking and are as
Now that you have
your liberty Bonds
BUY
WAR SAVINGS
' STAMPS'
Tllli‘GORllAM 00.
East Norwalk
a...“ '
Wé can -:.
BATTERlIES WILL FnEcz'E'm
com WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Station
where you will meet a thoroughly
competent storage batery expert whc
will give authorative advice in thll
connection.
We recharge, repair and store her
tertes. .
A rental battery for any make 01 on
can be obtained at any time.
: Fairbanks Storage"
Only girls over 16 years of age enl-
ployed.11\lcl\lahon, Clemins & Worth-
~lngton. 14 Orchard street, Norwalk.
II
WAINTEDI—EXPERIIEIYCED STIT-I
chers on power nIlachlnes. Also girls to
learn shoe stitching. An opportunity of
Ilearing a paying Ibuslness with Dal”
while learning HI Jacob & Sons, shoe:
manufactur-ois 11910911 111' enue, 'Nor-
110111.118 31
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WANTED—AMERICAN MEN. AP-
pl. Norwallt Tirti & Rubber Co 120 3!
‘. waNrco—llt‘xn lRONl-IRS. 111».
pl; Norwnlk Steam Laundry. 43 Day
:trmcct South sob-111.120 StI 81‘. poms. June 20 tNatlonal).-—, vention will be held in this city July CHARLIE 1r, KUCl-l,
P” ‘77 St. MulaClnclnnati some poatponed; 3. r,Congreaaman 1.0001911 will be re A majority 01 directors acting a!
I 0 WI WI: Al. rut grounds. nominated. treats».
11111.15 fans furnace cash register. mh- was declared to depositors from the
.rors, 'silv erware Sale poslfive rain or earnings of the six months endllrg the dIleClOTS OI The George HOtChkiSs
lshinc, Monday June 24th, 3 p_ m. w IJune 30111 1913I_ iSons Company, a corporation organiz‘
".H Guthrie, auctioneer ' 320 31‘ The same will be entered on pass- I811 under the statute laws or the State
books and paid on and after July 10 of Connecticut and located in the town
.' FOR SALE—FORD TRUCK, Ex'. 1918 10f NOIWWRIk county of Fairfield, in said
tra. extension, pneumatic tires. 1110an DEPOSITED ON on n’n ““816 1'0“.“ “min 1'5 trustees 10
Apply New England Market, 14 Pacific roar. ‘JULv 10,1918.w11.1; DRAW close up the business of said corpora
di l
I Frederick A. Ella Treasurer. sso 11. and terminate its corporate
[I
"‘ Icinlms to Charles F 1:11th at No. 12
HARTFORD. June 30. —The Fll‘dl "I'll d3) Iof June.1918
street, Stamford 118 at lvrnltEsT FROM JULY lST. 1918. 19'0” hereby 5”" 1101109- '9 8II "9'“
0 I “3 1 e
I Open Monday eyeninxs 7 to 8. x .1 1.0.3.1111: th y are accordingly
DEMOCRATIC coNGRIESSIONAL IFrankil’n street, South Nprwalh, :-Con
District Drmocratlc Congressltmal con- GEORGE HOTCHKISB,
FOR SALE—TOM ATo
New Stone best canning tomato grown.
Ian transplanted plants 70c a 100 $11.00
a 1000. Cabbage plants 50¢ a 100 at
Reynolds Poultry farm. Highland ave-
hue and Witch Lane. Phone 10110.
BALL GAME POOTPONED.
_ _ tors that 'aid corporation proposes to
Ste hen . Holmes re ent.
PLANTS; 11 H . P and I
warned to present their: respective
CONVENTION necticut within five months from the
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drink taken eac 5:: save In the “II'I sored of very pronounced results in
mentary’ organ'sa ain amount of
lndigestihle matieric which it not
eliminated, terms toxins and poisons
which are then sucked into the blood
through the very ducts which are in-
tended to suck in nourishment to aus-
lain the body'. ‘
If you want to see the glow of heal-
told to drink every morning upon aris-
thy bloom in your checks. to see your
skin get clearer and clearer. you are
lug. a. glass 01 hot water with a. tea-
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it.
which Is a' 11.111111" menu: of washing
the waste material and toxin- from
lone 01' two weeks
I A quarter pound of limestone phos
phnta Icosts very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to demonstratel
Ithat just as soap and water cleanses,
purities and freshens the skin on the
outside so hot water and limestoneI
phosphate act on the inside organs
We must always consider that inter
nal sanitation is vastly more lmpor .
taut than outside cleanliness, bacilli-u I
the skin pores do not absorb'lmpur
ltlea into the blood. while the bowoit
pom do. I
Battery Co.
58 N0 Main Street . So. Harwell“
Terisphonc 938
Dorian" Borne
Shore Dinners
All lliillls 01 Sen mid
Stank, Chops and
r.
‘I: .
Chicken
A‘LA‘IUAMH“
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