2
and 35 years of age.
1,: Experienced men make from $4 to So
- a day, 8 hours.
t
V, per hour to start. Advancement 'short-
1y alter‘ em‘pioymeni.
. DOE.
. housework. Wages $40 per month. Two
£120,000 clerks at Washington. Examin-
1511le“ Service Examiner)
31.311184 Washington.
.
m“ “d ”mime lathe hands at once launch, hull 18 ftx4 1-2 it. 1 year old. . lcnts 850 to $60 per month. Sale price
.1: fllgley Machine Co.
‘ SHIPPlNGI 'nonnl), EMERGENCY
‘ FDEET coupon AJrION WANT 1n-
LABORERS. NO ENEMY . ..
NEED APPLY. C ALL tAT ONt‘i". iiocuted in one of the best sections 01 m ESTATES-W0!
WILSON’S POINT SOUTH N(mI1Brooltiyn. Mrs Rosa Goldsteln, 43 05-1 _ .
' born atenuc, Enet Norwaik. Phone w “"‘T
WALK, CONN. 3t .
j; 11195: -.). 31 (it! MUBIOAL
\illAN'rEi5-—i\ilt‘i.‘\i BETWEEN 21 1 Plano instinctions .Conservatory
' ‘ for our first and second shift, 22 cents - ,_
it Wants loLetFr sale, Bust--
ness and Dolmen: Cards.
"Miscellaneous Adva:
oauamhuym Mot It"... 260.
mm mm» Week. 31..» W
0:03leth
Classmed
Advertise
wan-ran :03 um - :10 1.111
WANTED — FAMILY .. 01’. SW" FOR SALE— 2 FORD TOURING TO LET-A t ROOM APARTMENT.‘
gt: men's washing including ironing: cars 1916 and 1317 model. All in good 15 Orchard street. Rent 310. A'Pp'ly J '
and repairing, whatever has to be done. condition. Phone 17032, between 5 and M. Layton. Inc., Railroad avenue. or
{Write or call B. Kenderian, 33 Washing! 7 p. n1. 1 telephone 869. 16 3t
ion street. 16 3t 1- '
- FOR SALE—WHITE PEKIN DUCK-5 T0 LET—6 ROOM.HOU8E. N0. 2
WANTED—LADY TEACHER Tellings best for market. Mrs. NowakIlBenedict street. Partial improvements;
arm a boy of eleven in problem work ' Highland avenue, near Witch LaHeIIRent $14. inquire 59 Seaview avenue.
and spelling. Pillsbury, seen 131.1111. T918811. ' Miss Sadie Randall. 16 3:5
South Norwalk. id at
l
i
i
._......
I
FOR SALE—LUNCH WAGOZV.; T0 LET—5 ROOMS ON LEXING
Large kitchen attached. Fine locatiou,‘ton avenue, opposite Hungarian its
good business. 3171577: to "Fred Stein-I10?de Church, 3 minutes from B. it.‘
i1auson.Port Chester, N Y. 16 3t station. Cold and hot water, electric
iiiglltinz, 12.1.2xmgton avenue, South?
FOR SALE—TWO ROOMS 0F 11‘U1t.INorwaill.l
nlture at 4 Raymond street. i
WANTED—:TO Pt'ncuAsn a (‘A-
Address "Canoe,” care Sentinel.
giving description and price.
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL
adults in family, all improvements. Ad- .._., T0 LET-‘7 ROOMS, SECOND1
[dress T. W. Austen, box 34, Darien FOR SALE—ONE 1916 FORD TOUR- 'in01. 141 Washington street. Will
Telephone 65-3. 15 31 ing car. Inquire Wm. Emom 3 RowanI arrange moms to suit the tenant in-
streetI East Norwalk. 35 31: quire of Edward Becker, 96 South Main
' . street 14 till
FOR SALE—GAS s'rovu. noua’ ‘
burners and large oven. Good condi- TO LET—PLEASANT FURNISHED
tion Price $10 Call between 5 and '.1 1rooms, all improvements board option
is 4t
WANTED-GOVERNMENT NEEDS
.ations everywhere. 11; July. 'Experie’neeII
unnecessary. Men and women desiring,
}“80V8|flmenl llOSilIODS VP“? for flefi'p. n1. No. 12 Fourth street, East. \on: al, at 18 Taylor avenue.
particulars to J. C. Leonard, (formal Walk 1
421 Kenois
16 3t
'ro LET~DEsmABLn s'roans 1N1
FOR SALE—REVERSIBLE TOP ilotel Clifford Block! reasonable rent'
—- baby carriage. Also bicycle. Fine con- and suitable to needs or tenants; Dest'
WANTED—MEN T0 WHEEL AND 1.dition Sell for half of original price. 'business location in city Apply to
shovel shells. South Norwalk Oi‘steri (‘uil eveningso 0710 at 12 1-. 2 Hamilton Harris 8: Gone 00.. South Norwalk 1
Farm .. 15' ’tI avenue 15 3tI 113 t!
WANT“ _ .1“me hams-3 FOR SALE—ROUND BOTTOM FOR SALE—A 6 mum HOUSE, '
.310. 0. 1i. Scott, Rowayton, Conn Tel. '62, 800 Also three family house, rents
11607. 13 611720 to $25 per month well located in
—-‘~i‘l1st District. Both bargains.
Ask iohn’T. ‘Hayes'
No. 7 Nain'St. Norwalk
WANTED—THE UNITED STATES
l
l FOR SALE— on EXCHANGE FOR
I
‘MEDIATELY A L ARGE NUMBER 05.1 Norwalk or vicinity, property, mod-
ALIENS' em up to date twofamlly brick house.
l FOR SALE'CABBAGE FLA-373' 1 Course Pupil of New ork Consc1vaion 1
flat Dutch Ball Head, Savoy and Bartlet Music. Misc J. Delice. 30 Cedar St. 1
Steady employment. lDutch 50" u 100 ’4 3' 1 00°- Celery1 South \orwalk.
Nor- plants 05c 11 100 All plants extra fineI
1-3 tend hardy. Reynolds Poultry Fa1-,m m.... —— M
intznuna avenue. wttch Lane" PM“: 1-lEGM. "MICE
WANTED—clans AND WOMENI 1036- l
Report of the Condition of 1
HE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO. l
for tire making
Apply Employment Depaltnlent,
'walk Tire & Rubber Co.
l
.1
AND FUNERALS.
I
DEATHS 1
Apply Employ-i I I
ment Department, Norwalk Tire 41" Funeral of Mrs. Parker. . t the close of business on till. 2911,
Rubber Co. " 55" ... The funeral services of \lrs. \inr- ""3" 0‘ JUN“ 1918:
_ guerite Parker. wiie of James Parlier.’ ”m5 (llN‘Olil‘llOAda'et‘. :t'o.1-,1..vnl
WANTED—A FACTORY HAND 0\'.o of 29 Osborn avenue. will be held at Demand Loam (1111;.‘11111' ‘ ' ' i’
. er the draft age. Apply Clover Wu. Cluist Church. East N0l'\\ulk. Sunday- Collateral) __________ . '-“. 11
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, and inter- Collateral Loam ti“:-
13 Company, 50 Day street, 50. Norw alk.
and Demand)
.,- . . .,
- :tf’....5
(3mm 11:, 3t meal will be gin Riverside Celnetcry.’ . ‘ 3....
1‘ __,_ Mrs l’ulkcr. “ho died at the Norw uikISIthzIfigg 53:1“:IIITI3IIHI 1
WANTED-GOVERNMENT NEEDS Hospital Thursday alter-.noon was well 10,. Slfl'illgs 111,110511015” 1.117111110?
20. 000 clerk; at Washington. Examina knou 11 and respected in this city. She llzmking iionsc .......... 50,000.00
ationg everywhere in JulyI Experl- was always a prominent social and ““0 ftom olhct BlinkS
ence unnecessary Men and women de- church walker and Icav es many i1 iollda T1211?“ 3:“ Tm“ CWU' I II II
:1 ,s ................ " 3.."..
ailing govclnment positions write for to mourn her She is surv'ited by her line ft'om Approved ilr- ‘ "
free particulate to _J. C. Leonard, (tor- lllliibllml Jntuoa Parker, “‘0 sisters. servo Agents .......... 12!). 21." ‘2
j l W i d h by return' .1'nils again were ignored. l.'. be1'ty
8W9 TY “ sen cos 5 Bonds held steady . .
. mail and will hold goods 10 dare for: PLUMBING ANP T'NN'NG’
aender' a appromi of my price Mail. {01 ” l - '
. _ . . . 'Jobbing i'l Specialty. Estamatés
L M 00 S. 5 11 street, Philadei . .
phia, 3;: 2 i t 13 1111' . WORK IN BIUNCHES cheerfully furnished. Stove, Ranges,
_ M - w .-. ...-.- _, . -. ., Furnace. and Repairing. Stephen
. .1 .- . ’1... miter. Telephone 397, 12-111th1" street,
. AUTO SUPPLIES ~ "7.." SouthNorwalk. 110 11110. .
"oggvcnas vmgggfrtt? ‘- ‘ ' " "~‘ PA'NT'W “ “Pmm‘m‘
. .9 .. , ‘ ‘ decorating, painter's sup lei; wall
A M0 ' 1 . ., .1: Y' '1 ." I“
- 1 DN'E '1, . . ' . m' .1 . paper, un-to- date styles, lowest: prices.-
Phono'957—2 "“ ‘ '. _ ‘ " .; 'Estimate's cheerfully elven; Trii'i on.
‘ 70 North 1711111181., So. Nomi]; ‘ ” ' dera soiiblt’éd.'1'el. '400. Alexander
_ . cannon“ c '.~‘.', v.5: ' White, 81 1-21nly' avenue: ‘
“2"”th ’ - 2
13111611 P'ai'cel neuron. mm ‘1.
’1 nler Ciril Se1Vlce Examiner), 421 Ken- ehiiss Genevleye Pallter and Mrs. Alice
J. l.
lnited States and Na-
limiui llnnk News .....
.tloid (‘oin ............... ‘
'? Siiler (oin ..............
- \ii nor ( oin ..............
lChccks and Cash itelnlt.
. 25.25am
1,773.53
600.00 1
207.50.
11,329.66
129 7le r.ight and two brothers. John L. Rob-
.. ‘erts and William itoberts.
G
u.
ois Bldg, Washington.
f
WANTE'D—liizunmnrnnv- U. . '
Government wants thousands men-l, Funeral °f “h" w' Dake.
women. 13 0,. over for war position. 1 The funeral services of John “es-1:11.111 set 51,111,. 1'01 SI“
‘ ‘ ‘ley Dake, who died yesterday follow- in s llcpositor.
Easy clerical 11011:. $100 month. listI Olin; Assets. Rejenu ill
11 free. Write immediate. ing 11- long illness will be held from 0 «'l l
positions ope his into home, 9 Elizabeth street Sun- Thrift Stamps """""
1?. Franklin Institute. Dem 23 F: ‘1Libertx Bonds. purchased
iday afternoon at 4 o'clock The ser-
l.4.\“‘.,7’t 1.75
1,300.00
Itochcsler. NZIY. I W subscri bcrt' ......... £92 .19 7 :10
........_. - 1vices will be conducted by the Mn- 1 ..______
WANTED—MEN TO WORK ON. sonic fraternitv. assisted by Rev. John Total Assets ........... $2 717M307 91
-.1. Snnvei' )astot ot’ the First Metho Liabilities
oyster boats. Steady work good porn dist Churl'h.I interment will be in the ‘Cnpitnl StOCk """""" 5100'000'00
_North Atlantic Oyster Farms, 144 Wa-; stuptus ltunds ..... ' ...... 7 3.0011(4)
ter street: INorwallt Cemetery with automobile I'Othet [ndividetl pmqu
1cortcge less current expenses
..._..._.____.__.. and taxes paid ......... 1 in 34007
WANTEb—SPECIALPRICES PAID TO AY IN WALL STREET. Duo ,0 Bank. Banker. and
FOR expantnncnn HAND nu D must. Compan1esI ...... .'.il'l'tfitlil‘
l
BROIDERED “70RK. TO BE DONE “7ALL STREET 10- 30 '
a m ——-\omi
AT H0“E STEADY “ ORK HOURS111111 and irregular changes were record- G
Uh idends Unpaid. 4. 990. 00
enerai De-
posits $950,8"0.66
-9 L M T0 8 P M CALL 33:81:]: ed at the listless opening of tod'tV's Deposits in d . .
EM 3 DRY' GOODS STORE B ' Stock Ziin'. net, leaders showing no tie-i Savings”?-
CORNER OF LOWE. PHONE 337.
§cidotl tone partment $1. 483.774.75
Dealings were of the 11.5-
j22 1m , , ., .
c Reserved for interest ..... 27 978. 43.
. WANTED'CASH FOR: OLD TEEIH [01 both accounts. Equipments t.c- i ' —-~~~——‘ --—i
don't matter “Molten 1 DRY *2 l0 ’25 Itoioped firmness but sulpptnns and: Total Liabilities “-32 717.307 91“
per set. also cash for 01“ 8°75 3‘1”" oils vicided substanunitracttonn while-I
platinum, dental gold and old gold —Bum38_ NOTICES
«J
Loans
gStock of Fe derai
cent. of subscription). . 6.000.00
Value of banking house '
1 ........ 862 815.31 .'
Equity in banking house , 62.81531
1Furniture and fixtures. . 2.428372
13.1awfui reserve with:
Fedctal 'Rcserve Bank 44,000.00
116. Cash in vault
1(‘upitul stork paid 111..
Report of Condition of the
CITYt NATIONAL BANK.
alum New.
in the State of Connecticut, at the4
close of bubinesa on June ”111.1918;
Ramiro“.
and discounts
(except those Show
in b and c).$474.787.18 '
'l’olal loans
Overdrafts. unsecured ..
U. 8. bonds (other than
Liberty Bonds. but
including U. S. certifi-
' catesof indebtedness);
U. S. bonds deposited to
a e c u r e circulation
(par value) .........
Liberty loan bondt:
Libeny Loan Bonds. 3
1- 2 per cent and 4 per
cent. unpledged .....
$25 .000. 00
Payments actually made
on Liberty 4 1-4 per
ce.nt Bonds (Third
Libom Loan).-
1
\‘
855.” .14
\mocoooo
DJ
3.10 (ill
{,1
3.750. 00
etc.
Kl
Bonds, securities.
(other than 1' S)
iBonds other than 1'. S.
bonds pledged to se-
cure. postal savings de-
posits ..... $17. 000 00
Securities other than [7.
S. bonds (not includ-
ing stocks) owned un-
piedged 438, 742. 36
Total bonds, securities,
etc. tithe-1 than U
‘.Stocks other than Fed
eral Reserve Bank
stoeh’ ................
Re-
per
455.7i2.38
2,056.00
nerv 0 Bank (50
and‘
net amounts due'flam
national banks
1.6. Net amounts 1 due
from banks, bankels
‘ and trust compuniec‘?
other limit included in it
items 13. 14. or 15....
18. (.‘bcclts on other .
banks in the same
city or Mtt‘n'as report-
ing bank (other than
item 17) .. ..........
Total ofitoms 14.15.16.
_ 17, and 18.832.631.56
Chocks on banks located
outside of city or town
of reporting bank and
other cosh items. . .
Redemption fund with
['1. S. Treasurer and
due from U. S Treas-
urer ‘
War Savingst'erllflcaltta ~
41.53.58
I
9.17.3.7!)
9o,“
9......0
18
5,000.00
“71.787. 18 L "
'1'le view of Venice tram an acre:
plane might sully be mistaken for
one of New York City trot) an acre-
plane flying over Brooklyn. The is-
land in the foregcound corresponds
to Governor‘s Island! ‘1110 background.
dimly outlined. might be the ‘shomof
New Janey. acro- the Hudson.
bio 17le might be the Metropolitan
lune
More in even a white tower dissent»
But closer inspection will reveal the
fact that the tower is alter ted much
too near the water front to be in' it:
proper spot at Madison Square.
The aeroplanes in the picture are
two of the many plane: which guard
the famine arr treasures of the Queen
of the Adriatic“ from Austrian attack.
Today Oaprout planes are pro-
tecting New York City tram possible
enemy aircraft attack 111' much the
i
same fashion. When. the military on- "
tllorlties decided to darkon‘nianhottnn"""
at night and to establish an'aerlal'pu "‘
trol the Caproni planes. here lob!
‘used in the helping of waterworks
tors, were immediately adored to tbfl- ' ‘
government by the ltaiian authoritie-
untl patrolled the air lanes over tho
great city so that millions might- not
have their slumber-I disturbed by poor
lible raiding Hana.
_, 'f ..
tint-lotus
Report of the Condition of
THE PEOPLE'S TRUST COMPANY,
l
l
t
of South Norwalk Conn. l
and Thrift Stamps ttct-
uaily owned ......... 1.387.93
’l‘otnl ................ 51.237.101.15
Liabilities. .
$100,000.00
Surplus fund ..........
'L'ndlvidetl proiit.~'.. .
‘ $27. 083 45
Less current expenses.
iutnrcsi. ' and taxes
lurid ........ $6,396 97
Circulating notes out-
s! 'nd 11:
32. Not amounts due to .
National bunks ...... _
{‘.3. Not amounts due in
b nits. bunkers. and
trust companies (0th-
or than included in
items 31 or 32) ......
Total of items? 211ml" .1')
............ 827. 06 7.00
Demand deposits (Other
than bank deposits)
subject to Reserve
(deposits payable
within :10 days):
(‘14.lnleidnai deposits
subject to check ...... .
3.1. Certificates of depos-
it due ill less than?)
20.06651
'4.i10901
22,634.10
421.712.1253
days (other than for _
money borr'owedl.... 1.7.3801
.‘lii. Corliiicrkcllecks'... Lotti.“
Total of dcmnud depos-
its (other titan bank
tlcposlt' ) subject "Ste
Rtstrto, items '14.
36, 7, 38. 39. 40 and
41 ........ $424 790. 86
Time deponlta subject
to Reserve (payable
after 30 tiny s. m sub» .I
loci to 301' days 01'
micro notice. and post
1111 savingsli' . ..
44. Postal savingsdepos.
‘ 9.9?9 61
455 71“ 17
43. Other time deposits. I’
Total of time deposits ..
subjrct to Resolve.
items 42, 43. 44. and
45 ......... $465. 6:18. 19
Total .................. 51.237.101.15
State of Connecticut. county of Fair-
iieid, as:
that the above statement is true to .he
best. of my knowledge and belief.
WILFRED BODWELL‘. cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 5th day of luly, 1918.
:SAVIUEL S. VELSOR.
Notary Public.
Correct—Aileen
HENRY S. LOCKW 00D.
HERBERT A.i\lA’i‘11‘3-WSON;
LEWIS R. HUROBUTT,
Direc‘: ‘l‘r‘.
GUIDE 0 HEM-TE!
THE MECHAlNO PHYSICUL THER-
APYI iNS’I‘lTUTE. offers great advant-
Detormities
or sex, no
age intthe elimination
and. Abnormalities of e
matter how long standing
Theatrb but
tion tree. Roy" a
trance, room
100,000.00;
98.900.00-
l. Wilfred Bodwell, cashiel oi the
above- named bank, do solemnly aWenr .
Al the close of business 011, the 29tllI
day oi June 1918: ‘ '
Anew. ‘
Bills discounted ........... $77,551: l .44
anland Lonustwllit Jul t ol- l
lateral) ................. 15.705.00.- ‘
Collateral Loans (Time and l
demand) ................ 33. 371
Overdrttits ................ 32.8
Stocks and Securities. not i
including those set naide
for Savings .iiepoailm's. 92. 926 9'1 ’
Furniture and Fixtures. 5, 684... 93‘
Due from other Banks.
Bankers and Trust Com- l
I panics .................. 6. 81136
fDue front Approved Reserve
l Agents .................. 2. 040. 8%
United States and National "
1 ilank Notes ............. 7, 722 00I
Gold Coin ................ m. .511
{Silver t‘ oin ............... 3 835.6
lMinor (‘oln ............... 716. 48'
lquestedI to make immediate payment?
to
ALFRED BROWN.
Administr'atm.
O
'Flremen
Chance 'for' good’ Wages and Id
vancemen't for men bouncer: the ages
of eighteen and tony-five years in
N. ".11 H. R. n. , .
M. D. MILLER, Sup't.I Waterbury,
_ pnossasional. .132. '
\l
15:3
ESTODENCAR'RUN—S
m5...
good physical condition; Apply N. Y.,
. c. A. ut'r’cnaLL'. sum, Hartford.‘
L T‘t'renchv—‘Practioni c.onve'rsation Ten
simple progressive lessons. Method and,
ulcldy Miss Mary E. Beard,
1 want
~INT02A1S‘1‘E'AMER1I
t
l
100nm “m run 0511; ~
tire on the Rec had been torn {10111
the of the front wheel.- The oi‘iicersi
Hintestlgated and found a our answer
ing the description oi‘ the tinien luau
chine. stalled within a few feet of the.
in. elul trolley pole on Dead .‘llan' s'
a front wheel. and wrapped tifihlly
:1r.. and the axel. No person was near
,but an auto partv coming fromI
\'\' estport way told the otlicers that
then had seen a man carrying his hat;
iin ills hand. running in the direction of
the (‘nmpo inn as they came by. The
tar was taken in low by an emergent-v
'cnl‘ from Vaast Brothers' garage and
its now among thtI other cripples in'
their garage, gathered in in the recent
big crrp of lot‘ill auto mishaps. No .
‘ttttco of the dtiter has yet ion found. t
HOSPITAL NOTES
l
Saint Paul's parish, Rev. Louis B
Howeli.1ector.~Sixth Sunday after
Trinity.’ 7:30 and 10:30 a. 111.. Hot
Communion. 7:30 p. 111.. evening pray.
er.
ish are closed for the months of July
and August, ‘but parents are expected
10 send their children to the regular
church services, every Sunday. The
vacation from school is not a vacation
from public worship. .
The regular hours of service. as
above, will be maintained, as always.
The fourth oxgan recital will be
given at 7 p. m.. and the series ewill
continue on following Sundays a: the
.'.i‘lllit ltoul. .
All the services are for all who will
dome to them. Especial invlt 1’1“!) ia‘
given to strangers and Visitors in
town.
Tile church is open all day, every
day in the year. (or micro prayer
and intercession.
l.- 1 Curve with one of the tires torn from Ithroughout the summer.
They say the German soldiers are
drugged to make them tight:
Inothing The whole German nation
NEW; PERFECTION
Sole Agents for the fate
mous Hoos1er Kitchenv
Cabinets
v
That." ' .
. t
The two Sunday schools of the par- ' '
Checks and Cash items. . .. 3.288.801 d th for forty .
‘ " ‘ .' ‘ ' " ' .. a a
*‘ltilrgpggtdlsldemlDunn‘s "at 46:17:" “mm“ Film-"“49"“ name?" ”mm drum ”V y
t'l‘rusl l-‘nnd imestnlents. 3128.57 Lmnflon five-ME: Catherine Rogers” ‘ __
Miscellaneous ............. 291.20 ' Iflnx Hill Road. -—-Sentlnei Want Ads are Winners. .
Total Assets ............ $518 859 35'; »~ —~ , “1
' Liabilities. .1 If,” \I -2 . m. ‘.3.
Capital Sloth ............. $50. 000. 001i ' .‘
Surplus Funds ............ 5,000. 00 1 '
Otbct'l‘ndividedProms. less : .
current expenses anti lnx- it: .;1
es paid ................. ' 72°86 l" ‘ t1 .
Due to Banks, Bankers and ‘11 F ' . ‘ . 1, 1-,
Trust Companies .. H.301 1'. l; urn lture C0. \ ,1 '
Dividends l’upaid ......... 6.00 b ‘
General Depos-
its .......... 613531189 .
ecia es in [unis in 1
its and i. .1 . 7'
Million ..... 231.461.1713 413‘. 7'6 6- - ;.
Bills Payable .............. "int-nor); '. If},
Other Liabilities .......... 12. 751 1. Homes complete ' ’
Total Liabilities ........ 3318.13.69.35 l "' -
m~ .I.
NOTICE " « TOVES "
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate FURNITURE OILS
Court, July c, A. 11.. 1913. RUSS SCREEN DOORS
Estate of Thomas Brown, laté of 1 . WINDOW SCREENS
. \‘orwaik, in said district. deceased. lit. RANGES .
l The Court of Plobate, for the Dis 1? BEDS REFRIGERATORS
. 1trict: of oNrwalk, hath limited and al (1 _
1 low it! six months from the date hereof Ibt SPRINGS COUCH. HAM. OCK‘S
’ itorIIthe. cteditors of said estate t$1111“ . MATTRESSES' BABY'OARRIAGES
bib t their claims for settlement. 05191 1I -
who neglect to pleaent their accounts.1 I. PICTURES GO CARTS
properly attested. within said t1me.lI ".1 LINOLEUM DRESSERS
will he debarrcd a 1ecovery. All per O .-.
sons indebted to said estate are 19 1. BUFFETS WINDOW SHADES
Norwalk Chronicler