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WANTED-«ALAN AND WIFE, FOR F911 SALE—l BUSINESS WAGON;
country place, situated in melanin. 11. top carriage inquire at 21 ‘Groie
“tie for cooking . . .d general house street, ,or 32 ‘North Nam str.eet T S.
11'0111 and man fox garage, stable MtMnudsnn.121 3t
garden. Good wages and steady em
ptoyment. Inquire Employment Dept. ‘
‘ Norwalk Tire 8: Rubber Co.
w...
1,, sale or to let, tat-1n pf 25.311193 and 11
troom house James 61le,ConneC-
WANTED—1301's mp LIGHT MA limit avenue. South Nanak, :21 3t
chine walk. ill pay while learning
and advance rapidly. Holland Maéhine J‘OR SALE—ALL OF THE LODGE
(o. ., 132 Water street, South Norwalk; equipment of Concord Diiision, Nq. 2.
. 321 at S. 0 T. including good piano book
_ lease. caipets, and general lodge furni
WANIED—SIXCABPENTERS. AP- j title. {more 91 win A Kellogg 62
1111' R. W. Smith Contracting Co, Belden avenue, or William A Pryor,
Standard 91100. plant. 1‘21 31 3 Union Place, Neurotic. 521 3.]
WANTED—TWO CHILDREN '1‘0j FOR SALE— AUTO BUS, WILL
board for the summer. Inquire of A-;seat 14.A-1 condition Great bargain.
H, care of George H. Gilbert. West Will exchapgc See it ,Wiiliamsmcy
Rocks avenue, Net-walk. 1'21 3t 92 Wall street Nuinwulk Conn. j20 3t
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WANTED~—HOUSE. 7-8 ROOUS: FOR SALE—~25 ACRES, BUILD-
nt’ill' station; acre or more gr-ound: ings fi1iit, stream. ideal
to tent or to buy if reasonable. Win poultry. ,neai adi’antages, Immediate‘
tot-s, 17 West 42nd New York (‘ity inossessiqn. $500 cash balance terms.
3'21 6t D S. Hull South Norwalk. Conn. 120 3t.
for ducksw
WANTED—A FIVE PASSENGER FOR SALE-ONE YOUNG JERSEY
ifurd car. Cull at 5 Yost street. .9? 'bull, 2, fresh cows, 1 registered Berk-
telephone 84213: 12] 3t shire boar 11 full bied Ber'kshiie pigs,
Louis S. Nyary, cor Conn. and Tayloi
WANTED-AMERICAN MEN ,AP {avenged /illl 31
plr Nonialk Tile ff: Rubbei Co 120 311
FOR SALE—PIANO, VIOLIN, 141:1,
AP, 10, banjo, mandolin. also household
. Dai’! furniture. Inquire 6 Hamilton avenue.
J20 3t second floor. Tel. 1882-13. 119 3i
WANTED——IIANI) IRONERS.
pl) Noru'alk Steam Laundry. 13
street, South Norwalk.
WANTED—GIRLS AIN'T) WOMEN
for our first and second shift. Mini-
TI‘tllII wage to start per hour 22 Cents.
FOR SALE—Lilli? \\'ILIA’S SEV-
en passenger touting car. “Like, new.
tSlcady employment. Apply Enlill0}'-‘age, 119 (it
mom office '.\'01'walk Tire & Rubber , '
Co. 1'20 3t F‘OR SALE—A ilOllSi-I. S. MILLER,
4.
WANTED—ENGINEER FOR SMALL
1111:. understands pipe boilers. 8125.
Apply Capt. Smith, 11') Iiavilnnd street,
South .\'orwalk. j‘_’0 3t
43 Filli‘fit‘ld avenue.
FOR SALE—4‘. JNTIJI
cow. fresh heavy iiiilker,
Inquire 278 Flux Hill 11111th '
HOLSTEI‘ .\
WANTED-«YOUNG .\IAN TO RUN FOR SALE—PIANO IN. EACH.-
elt-vator. Louiisbui'y .Ilbnthcwson it: ,lent condition. Sweet toni5 \“611 mu
(‘0. J20 3t.l sonable. Phone, 1050,.” 113 bi;
1
WANTED— BOYOVER 16 YEA'RS FOR BALE—e—AT’I’UBIIC Alt‘TlO.\'
of age to 111 ike himself geneiallv use- :cnti
ful. good OppOitunllv. salarv $13 :1 Wiis'liinglon sti'.ect South .\'Orw.tlk;
“.....k “'ebbjng 3; Edging Corp. 83' tables. chairs. ('iotkert glassw'ziic,
Washington street. j‘ltl 3t c'0utitms, show (1150. mnge steam ti-i
'.ble ice box, food cabinet electiictilfix
WANTED— BARN MAN.
Raymond Bros. Steady l‘lilillOFIIIEIilt‘l‘OiS, silvei":'.\111e Sale positive 1'.'ii1101
winter and summer. j20 3t‘SlllIIt‘, Monday June 2itli. 2 p. in \\' l
l . . .
Ii. Guthrie, auctioneer. , thl ."t
WANTED—AGENTS CAN MAKE
$10 to $15 per 0111'. Men and women.
(Kill between 10 and 12 o‘clock, Room
1:; 1715 \\’ashington street, Smith Nor-
wttik. 1'20 31:
and hardy. Reynolds Poultry
Highland avenue. \\'itch Lane. Phone
1036.
WANTED—SEVERAL FIRST CLASS.
i'inchinists for work on gun mounts.
Only those accustomed to accurutct
wm'k need apply. The Miiinus Mott-1';
Works, Stamford, Conn. 110 ill-
WANTED.
WANTED—MLN, STEADY WORKt
WANTED—-T0 our 111.1. KINDS good tiages Appiy Jonas c Nattmburg
of cattle and miles. Highest piites 1110.. 85 Spring street, South Norwalk,
paid. Fat calves from 16c to 18c. 11 lb. Conn.
Young calves to fat from $1.0 to $15 at; .
piece. Also Neu'milcli cows for so 9‘} WANTED—RENT 0F 4 OR
for faiuilv use and 1111in cows. \1. rooms with impr'oicments 101-2 ildllllS.l
Miller: Connecticut avenue, Tel 130. this. A. ‘1). Biudlcv, Brookside Ih'ite,
Gieentvicli Conn 119 3t
WANTED—AT ONCE. 3 ENGINE,
lathe hands, and one assemblet. Ap-
_pl,v Higleyhlachine Company, Chest.
nut street. M
WANTED—DRIVER FOR
deliver; our Must be able to
:care of same. Good wages. Apply in
own. handwriting, Address “Car." care
'of Sentinel.
FORD,
WANTED—IMMEDIATELY U. S.
Government wants thousands men
women, 18 01' over for war position I
Easy clerical work. $100 month. List 9W " woman for geneial w01k also :1
postitons open free. Write immediate. b0) ‘0 19m“ the busmess. JIS 6‘
1y. Franklin Institute. Dept. 23 F..
Rochester N_ Y. WANTED—$2. 00 REWARD TO ANY
_ ____~ ;pcison who will give Alevander Toma-
WANTED—GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS setla‘ a latest address. He 11 cut away
OF AGE TO LEARN MAKING LACE front home six weeks ago. Mr. J. To. i
CI'RTAINS. STEADY WORK. A11. masolla 23 Day street, South Nor-
YEAR. PAID WHILE «LEARNING. “a‘k
MciiAiiON, CLEMINS 1'. \v-om'n,
1NG'1'0N, 11.20 ORCHARD STREET.
NORWALK.
WANTED—\\ E \\‘ \NT‘ ONE OR
two middle .ged men of the
,Wil‘?" type. If you are a man of this
character, and are looking for a place
with it future, we would like to see you.
WANTED—MEX TO WORK ON
oyster boats. Steady work, good my
North Atlantic Oyster Farms, 1“ W11.
ler street. ‘mcnt as “an essential industry." Ap-
-. ply Clover Mfg Company. 50 Dazt'
WANTED~OPERATORS 0.\' SING aim-,1 South .\'otwwnlk Conn. 519 31
111082-
er polar setting machines.
pork all year. Paid whilel Mullins;
(inly girls over 16 years of ISO em
'dnyo'd. .\isatahou. Cit-min: a Worth LOST '“MONUM'. BUNCH OF
tuition. 11 out...“ meet. .\'orulk. ln-W. Hotter pleuo return, Paul Jln
Icon. 122 Wam- ntnet. 1:1 :1
m‘
, 'fl'l OW Wm M.
t MSentlnet Want Ads Me I'm.
33%. but. Forfinle, Busi-
53.15% SALE—HORSE. 1111110 11011!
ltubbt-r good. A bargain. Austin's Gar-‘
11:1 31!
5 years old.-
Slit 31I
iw bite, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
e outfit of IIWlIl'S Restaurant. 37.
I\'QUIRI"i itil’t‘S,f:lI]S, furnace, (ash iecist01.1nii'-§
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS.
flat liutcli Ball Head. ‘Savoy and Red?
Dutch. 50(' :1 100; :1 a 1,000. Ceirry'
plants (:50 a 100. All plants extra finef
It‘ai'ni.‘
1'21 31;
take ,
119 3B
WANTED—AT THE BANNER 13.1111
519 3:.
“live ,
Our business is classed by the govern»
“It!"
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Mrs. 3T1! Walt
Hprrak, died .1 her home on Pillow
ill-mt. this an? filer :1 W 11'
ular resident (if this city for a. num-
hor 9! years. She is survived by 119!
W. four 8033. Wall Peter. 3111-
thony and Joseph, and four daughters,
Eli's. Henry Wilkens Mrs Mary Her
e
The funeral arrangements my
I TO LET—17 ACRE Fagin WITH
gigdms and 14 acre mild. Cranbury.
1 Huge for 3 to 5 years at 35 1%"
1111911111. Inquire Keogh & 503111;: .191 or Hr 111.111.1115, . elm:
South Notwaik‘, Conn Tel. 5115 2 use New. Wm“ m 11.1.1111
age of 3 years, 10W b11111“ ML.
will he held 51111151111111.1111.” at
o’clock from St. {club's Church In:
191mm m be in St Mary s time
lery .
fins and will be annulled liter.
Funnecal 0?:
The funeral of .3119
To LET—«7 ROOMS. SECOND1w
,floor. 141 Washington street. Will0
arrange rooms to suit the tenant. In-
quire of Edward Becker 96 South Main
street. 119 31
Funeral of Gill,” H.- St. John
I
The funeral of the late Giles St
'ro _L_ET~DE_SIRABLE STOBJ-JS IN
Hotel Clifford Block: rEasonable rent
and suitable to needs of tenants; best
business location In city. Apply to
Harris 8; Cans Co. South Norwalk
113 tf
Chapel. M2 :30 Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Allied L. Beiabe. of the Nowell:
Methodist Church, officiating The
burial will lie in livefllde cemetery.
DENTISTS ENJOY
*"A SHORE DINNER
(continued troin First Page)
T0 LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
;ment on Ann street. Inguire at 2
West 111' cnuc. South Norwalk.
T0 LET~ONE 6 ROOM APART-
.ments at 72 North Main etreet. Rent
'31."). Inquire at United Grocery
l
timeof 13 to” 1 It was far above the
usual scrub games at this kind of an
outing and some really fine playing
was Shown Lieut. .l. Francis Wynn.
D. S. of 38 I’luttsville av.enue who Is
now stationed at Camp Dev,ens had
practiced hard for the event and
FOR SALE—{‘OTTAGE T ROOMS
with all improvements. Lot 5011150
feet well located In East Norwalk.
Price $2500 A 11578331.
Ask John'f Ha all
game. He was ably supported byD
i
John A O'Connor of South Norwalk
' be! d the hat. The battery for t‘ie
No. 7 m 5%.. . height... was 111-. J 1111:11113)1fl5111111t.i
ml, “.mun‘x foul, pitcher and Dr. . 1. en o
531'" a: 1311' same tity on the receiving end. Dr
('.lt'.llou11vcll,l)r 0. T Rule and Dr.
J A. Of‘onner were the heavy hitters
and pretty fielding plays weic made
Automobiles old model junk cars and mam“ "‘ Wood “M D" ‘R' 0' 0°"
Fords bousbt by L. Men-ell l Rowm The “mph“: were Dr C. “ “any
street, East Norwulk. Phone ill. and Dr C. W. Howgatc, and all their
decisions were ciiiincnlly fair.
Stanifotd men took the hOTIOiS in
1111- one hundred yard (lash. Dr. W L.
31131111136 NOTIOEB
men:
»
i
PLUMBING AND TINNING
Jobbing a small“): Enam‘mT "i ‘ 1.11 covtiing the dietantc in eleven;
'C'N‘WNNY “Wished- blm’t't Rimes. rotohds 11.11. with Dr 11' 11. Giegory a
Furnace. and Repairing. Stephen (lusc- second.
The. dinner followed and it was fully
tip to tho famous O‘Sullii'un standard
Mitch is Sillllt‘ll'nl praise. .
The Menu.
Clam (‘ howticr Crackers
Steamed Round Clams
Broiled Fish ' Ilolled Polatoas,
llroilod Crab on Toast
Tomato tint éetuu'c Sal id
lli'ollm Lobster 5'
Broiled Spring Chicken
Broiled Spring Sltlokeii
Watermelon Coffee
iMillci'. Telephone 897.12 High street.
South .\'orunlk. 110 11110
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PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING
-}decorattns. painters supplies; 'wan
'paper. up-to date styles, low '1 prices.
Estimates cheerfully given, Trial or
tiers solicited. TedAOO Menage:
l
Union Parcel Ogilvery. Edward J
firs-John m was «John»
innate 11.11.: mm in; ionic ' k
13‘
pharge of Funeral WA. 1 flqh ’
it
John will be held from the Broqd giver -.
pitched a good ball throughout the-
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one. No stairs
cess- She nasal well my; and poor ‘5‘"
”Open .3
Charlie
Account.
£01103 HAMMOCKAhe idea
Prices from ............
kill! WHEY solid comfort the .WM m
lienncckforiheml“
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REFRIGERA TORS
$111111th eggeffint Ego of foodstuff 21
~ last years m ,m
$6 10345.00
.11. all sticks and sizes.
also
craters of 0113 iv vat
Neill Perfection baron Slows
1918 2 Burner New Perfection ... . . 12. 00
1918 {V 3 Burner New Perfection . . . . . 161.00
Fl oren'ce icklcss Oil Cook Steve in all sizes.
Oil Stoves front ,.‘00up
Pricedf rom................
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“MW
Phone 105
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filliEiliiiN ERMN l
SUPPLY [lliT ilii
MOSCO“. Friday, June 14 (Associ-
ated Press). ——Czecho-Slovak centrol of
sectloi s of the Tr-zins Siberian 1111111 ay'
hai completely c111 all rail and wire
communications between Siberia and
RusFla and has resulted in depriving
bhfbtiean Russo 01 the Siberian. grain:
supply.
The Czt'tlio-Slm aka 110w. contrhl the,
nouthem sectltm or the Ti ans- Sibelian
AiLiNilll QQEAN
WASHINGTON. June 21.431: Ain-
ertcan aii and seaplanes should be fly-
lng acmsa the Atlantic to reach the
front 'by next summer, MaiorGeneral
W. Dmucker, of the British Air Min
lstr‘y, said have ‘today. in 11: formal
stittoniént to the press. He is in Wash-
ington to co-o‘peiate With Morichn
alrcrait omctals, and believes that a
pioneer trans Atlantic flight should be
v. .
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. ‘ T Lon , (‘igni's (‘ifrzii'cties Etc
lFlaherty.hp ripflemh mmculif he“: .\lnsit by the Regent Theatre 0r-
wins. 5 8' (lit~l111 and capital rt'cl'trttions by .lo- '
trucking. Olilce telephones 1581. 300
, [louse connection -
stph .\ i‘oi'tln enlivened thc occur Ion
not after cigars were lighted Licum
l‘finu punt) a moat interesting <ketch
of :1 dental Slil'gonn' a life at an army
lamp. and Dr “end and I_)r Harm
spoke on tho splendid work of the:
members of tho mociation in ghing
free treatment totenllsted men In all
branches of the service. Those pren-
t'nl WOII'!
\ni'tvnlk—Ilr {‘.‘. \.\' Many, Dr W. I.‘.
\\ (Vii, Dr. H: II Mllel'fcian Dr. J A.‘
n'C'ttnnot. Dr H -.J Cornell -.Dr C. F.
litutucll Dr F. Tl. Hovt. Dr. F ll.
('tt'-'h\'. :iiid l.lciit.'J T. Flynn.
TSTAMFORD—lli'. ..I '1‘ Hertz Dr. 01
llule. Dr R A. Rose, W. I". Illni'riial-i
llll‘ Dr. It 1.. Often, Iir. II. (I. Nolan Di
r‘.\.r‘1ille1'Di'. .\I. A. McElroy.. Dr.
\\'111. H. Gregory. Di. P. H. Brown, Dr.
\\.1.. Glhh, .S T. Kctchoin, Dr
Reiuwingcr. , .;
Grecmvicli~D1-....R W. Collins. Dr.
C W. llctvgato \\'. 0 \\'ilc.ox Dr. W.
A. Hills, and Dr. H. A. Hunter.
Bridgeport was 1epresented by Dr.‘
.1. A. McLaughlin
lcicty, held this 0111,11 dividend at 1119' Much credit is due the committee.‘
11-11.. of mu. (1) pm (pm WU, 'ummm| lir.‘ 11 J. Cornell, Dr. H H lIetferan.
lwas declared to depOSItors from .t-ht ,an nd Dr. C F. Boutwell for the com-
tpletc success of the day's outing.
cnrmngs 0f the six months endmgi'fl'
‘June 3,001 1913.
The same will be entered on [11155
1books and paid on and 111191 July 10;
11918.
'MOXEY LEI’OSITED ON
lFOItE JULY, 10. 1918, WILL {Chm} A\\
INTEREST FROM JULY 1ST. 1918.
Stephen H. Holmes, President.
Frederick A. Ells, Treasurer.
Open Monday evenings 7 to 8.
THANKS FOR— RED
Firemen
Chance for good w:gr.: and an
i vancemom for men between the ages
of eighteen and, forty-five years 'In
good physical condition. Apply N. Y,
N. N. do H. R. R.
M. D. MILLER, Sup't.. Waterbury,
C. A. MITCHELL. Sup't.. Hartford.
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i DIVIDEND NOTICE
137TH
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THE NORWALK SAVINGS ‘
SOCIETY
Not-walk, Conn;
June 13. 1918.
At a :net'iin'r [ll directors of this so
I
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”...-1....
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Automobile
Repairing
High Grade Work a
Specialty
l
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ternnckot said. “is the night-rot the. Ai-
lantic.
ihoped the I nlted States Government
:of flying.
railway from Samar-.1, on the \'.olga
tittixnpted \titllout delay _ river to 'I‘chelyabinsk. and the Siber-i
11 eiiterpmse Wm“ must be c.1r- no main line on the cast to Nuvo Ni-
riOd out as soon as possible." (,I'onoml kolayetsk also the northern branch:
from 'l‘chclyabinsk to \Hckatei'inburt: ‘
The conflict between the (‘2 echo
Slovak forces and the Soviet Govein-
There is really no reason why
11' considerable nunibei or hit: aiishipa
and seapliinea should not cross the
Adantic.‘
General l‘li'anckci' di sclosed the fact
that the Biltisii Air Council had de-
finitely decided upon. trans Atlantic
aircraft flights in oi'dei to find a route
for the. iiioiopieiit of Aiiiericaii-made
aircraft to the front. His mission in
this city has to do with arrangements
fOI the pioneer 11111111 in which it is
victs attempted to enforce the order
of Leno t’l‘rotaky. Minister of War. 'to
disarm all the Czeeho Slovak forces
on their way to Vladivostok for trans
limitation overseas. Clashes occu'r1ed
at Pema. Samara. Sigpane. 'I‘echclyn
binak. No.10 \‘ikolay evsk, 91.1.11
several other points.
The Czecthlov 11k organizations :11
“ 1" C0 Opt‘i'dlt‘. initially
It: is cvpcctcd the initial (light will Qt these. near” 2
be made lliist autumn in a machinc or vostok The remainder. involv cd in
British make probably a seaboat stai'l- 'an .offott {0.1115151 dimimamenl. inc
111g 110111 \‘owloundland and iOUCllill.'chien‘ centered about Tchtlnibillsk
at the Mines and Portugal. before 1U”. W111 “mtsm Ti'otzkv 1m... tyrl’lx‘led‘
riving in Ireland. It has been estimat the mobilization in the 1m 1 regioni
ed the hip can be made in forty bouts of all men of the 1151 m mutan-
Plans ILJKIPI consideiatlon
call for crews of four men. composed
of an engineer, a relief of pilots and a
navigating officer.
CONCORD DIVISION
LEAVES LODGE "ROOM“
' (Continued From Page One)
to the diviison and the following duly
installed as its first officers: W. A..'
Chas. E. Disbl‘HlW R. S. Gould D. Jen-
nings; A, R S.; A.- 1. Arnold: F. S
Charles C. Belts; tt'ensuier, James W 1
Hyatt: C., Robert Ells: A. C. Jesse
Selleck: 1.8., William W. Burritt; O.
8.. Henry Walton
classes to move against the C
Slovak forces.
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WASHINGTON. June 21 «New rel:-
u.lations issued to draft boards today
by Provost Marshal General Crowdor
to gowin application of the work or
fight order. do not rule specificallv
upon the status of professional base-
ball players or other classes which
~may be effected. but emphasize the
section of the ordei placing games
T in b -l ws of
Walh’inggisiugiiglorinfio J. it Dan iand sports amongf ]the occupations
bury. which 1eceived its charter' tr . cmssed “5 “011““ ‘1 nnouncemg
1842. were accepted for Concord Divi- In an oral statement a
regulations. officials of General‘Ci'ow-
" lin o Diviison was dis-
510“ W 51 gt 11 (1111" 8 office said that “at present" ““3
CROSS WORKERS
(Continued ”From Page One)
sort ice that you have rendeied to ti. 0
Algiecarstlgsgcchfiq.sion outside of |and tham BIOS.
New Y'01k city was asked to cotitril) l
Trucks
ford Repairing and Parts.
ute. $10, 000. 000. Up to date 821. 500,- .
000 has been repainted and this great;
over-subscription would not have been'
possible had it not been for the until--
in': etfmts of the men and women who
.wci iigagtd entirely ii! tl - .
.... .5. ‘ ‘ ‘° ...... .Wrccks Towed in any tits-
I am HTTP that it 11111111 be a great
Nil. elect tinn to you to how hnd n aharr
in this undertaking, which is golng to,
Mi 8 I“.
i
mean do much to those who are bear,
ing the real burden of the m. ’s c
Yours very truly.
E It 8111;: ALLEN.
» Inner. At tic Division. '
. ...... M III.- .l-t - aWAn
-Mincl Want Am A" Waldorl. EAST NORWALK
tOffi'cial Service for;bi
lChevrolei, Maxwell!
continued many years ago. The last
big celebration of Concord Division
was four years ago. when its 70th
occupation of a baseball player is re-
garded as non- -productive, but that un-
lit a case has been appealed from a lo-
cal board there would be no ruling
on the subjeCi.
birthday was ceelbrated with delega-
tions from many of the remaining di-
visions of the state present.
JACOBY'S
SALE OF DRESSES
$6.00 DRESSES $8.00 DRESSES
$3.98 $5.98
cam: n ACCOUNTS OPENED.
ANEW. STOCK OF WILLOW FURNITURE JUST RECEIVED.
PORCH SCREENS. SCREEN DOORS. LAWN SWINGS.’ WINDOW SCREENS ,
WE SRECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington St, SO. Nprw
‘ m.mm
meat began 011 May 26, when the .So .
1nd
i
numbered about 40. 000 1111111
0.000 1"\1ched"-1hidi t
l
i
" WAR SAVINGS
2.1112111)“
t
M--. ...... - w..— ...-
1
$4 .95 to $15.09
mm»! ’
ENGiue'Auo one unit.”
NEW BRITAIN June 21.—-The Dgé _
t-ton New York Express- due to ibuie
New Britain at 11 26 was partially «to-
railed at the East. Main street railrohd
Icrossing this forenoon. The t‘qnd'er .ot
lthe engine turned over on its side all! ‘
two coaches left the tracks and tim-
ged along the ties for a distance 61‘ '
about three hundred yards before the
train was brought to a stop. Two mr
'coaches held to the 1111111. no one We
injured. Engineer Detwéilor' .uaa t‘bf
engineer and Conductor orowrav was
in charge of the train; Thb flaked-
gers were brought to the loca1.dep¢t
and a train was made up minke about
to stations beyond New Britain.
-..“..- .11”
Now that you have
your Liberty Bonds 1'?
, BUY '
. ~'
STAMPS
- ._‘~"
TIIE-thRIIAM on.
East Norwalii
' i
BATTfiRlES wiLL' FREEZE his
coat) WEATHER
call at our Willard Service Station
where you will meet a thorough!)-
competent storage batcry expert who;
will give authorative advice. In ma
connection.
We recharge, repair and stem. Wt,”
t.er1es .
A rental battery for any make of out 1
can be obtained at any time.
”Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co
58 No Main Street
Wishbone I38
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Shore Dinners. _
All Kinds of Sea Food . ‘
1.
So Nowell. ‘
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