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Advertisements;
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and £101le Cards.
miscellaneous Advs. : ° :, 7: : :
nonwhnwmnwwumm
mmm; Onward. 31.00.31.ch
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mmL
M"”Yuw~mm~ruw_$v~wfm‘ LVN "‘ ” ““‘ W M‘ "“W» “ * ”Wm” ”W” *W" ' , M ,
women sansmeuezo rains I . Run on. on. mncr—mnmwu FURNISHEILB
liners and girls to learn on soft hats- g1? fgflg0g§1§¥&iNkoa§%UNlTEn rooms. all irgprovemenis. Board on-
. Ste-mix work'- Qfiod my. .130! will“? annoy ' mflfifi fiendi— 18 Tyler avenue. . 116 at
"learning, American Hot N“. 193‘. 35 WHITE Imun‘fi L11 , ‘ L ‘ m»... w m. w... W. ~—
Grand street, Nor-walk. T0 LET—AT A REASONABLE
mans PAH), no . ‘
NEED APPLYJL‘L fifggfl '
son POINT. so To mowing
ngm
y
NUMBER or CARPENTms. “@313?
MS
(lg n,
. WMTED~TO PURCHASE BIC“.
L“ tie in good condition at reasonable
" «on.
rental a small shop suitable for cob-
!bler or similar business at 4 Sfirinx
lHill. Inquire of William A. Kellogg. 62.
Bolden avenue, Norwaik.
315 3i.
wourca~4 Huron
' price, 26 in. fume. Goo. Iii Cook. 23 311 T0 \g;i)R~1{
‘IB market. Apply J_ V. M G-
Lawrence street. , 116‘3t "Cedar street, 590th 'Norwaik? um. 73
WWW-WEN m we Millie—mend; "(Silli-
first and second shifts, 22 cents an
hour to aiart. Quick advancement. Ap-
ply Epidermal Dept; Nowalk W9
9%: Marshall laurel; dearth element
a
um...
woursoéonivnu non L loin! L
& Ru her Co. '16 t
i -. .. J i tumour. to? cure-
, “prep-MEN 'l‘Q HANDLE tinel. ' ‘ ’ “”Jueé‘g
, FREIGHT on 'nonwanx Lion .-......,, . . ,
anuncno
WANTED-4mg .
Dina machines.
. BOA'rsaanr , or so. NQRWdMSl m .ka 0i. my
DOCK.- ns Ste
H
115 at
WANTED—WOMAN ran LAUN-
wpmzo 'LsrLECIAL PRICES PAID
FOR uxrnmnncno mm). on:
location. newly papered and painted!
most suitable for
Rent 37. Inquire at 53 Osborn avenue,
East Nor-walk. ’ L
,finod location. Ladies or gentlemen. Al-
so two rooms. light housekeeping. gas .
~ stove. oloctric light. 2 Huh millennium ”m
‘ I ‘ S NOX‘WBik.
Grips.
T’°“PP1‘3‘§QQ~ 13? Wifihllifim Street, 10 LETr—FURNISLHED ROOM 1310- big. 1353, was the theme or the .ad-
q ‘those of the Fil‘n‘i Grand Knight. Ber-j
To LET-3 ROOM COTTACliJ, FINE
single or couple.
«113 3t
..,.,,,.,,,~ ..a. 1
TO LET~FURNISHED ROOM. RE-
13 3‘
dire L19 Siuart avenue, Norwalk.
1‘33 ll,
dry work, two days each week. -
wane Cottage, Pine 1’
39oz.
WWW..— M—w-
Bnoipnnuo ‘ 1;,WORK‘ no; up Donn
.0 AT noun. STEADY WORK. Home
, o A. Miro 8 r. M. CALL in me.
. EM'S our GOODS STORE, moron,
*‘ common LOWE. mono 331.
.122 lm
..
Deco !
oint, near Botoni
WANTED~GIRL OR WOMAN FOR:
downstairs work with or without laun-i
15 at
Point near Roion Point.
1103an
FOR $ALE-OVER 2,000 MIXEDL‘
Maxims from many countries. Quilt
WANTED—ROUTE MAN. senaitr.”'50' Wm‘LedP‘mweLn- “~- P 503mm
whoreowcnhumpn enxvil'rn
family. State use. wages, experience
and references. Address ,Carson. care;
Sentinel once, ,' , ' 113 ML
l
l5 3t; 10 end 12 Burbank street. South Noni
Pwnlk. All newly papored and pointed.'
Rent. 810. inquire Joseph Di Sosa. uen'iunibus macro for the morale and “131.
dry work. Cscawana Cottage, ,Pino' 1 L
Chew-tut rtreet. South Norualk. 13 31
menus, conveniences for light house-
keeping. near It. It. sintion, Call after
six p. m. or Sunday, 68 Spring street.
f‘
LET—l nouns Arm 0
«firm i”! ,
+0
i
rulflotel, corner of Monroe will
...r.».~.«r».H-.~. ”was:
LETw—wTWO FURNISHED
.p. "a.
TO
18 at
and. commission. Better th 11 $25. Ad-‘Street'
dress in own handwriting. 50X “X."i ” LL L ’ V L ' 'L ” L L '
1 care 9.? Sentinel oilic‘e. . FOR SALE—4916 OVERLAND SEV-
en passenger touring cur. Newly paint-
ed. Five oversize tires, like humility;
‘drui‘t age to learn the retail milk bFu-ltor recently overhauled, a great bar-
sgain it sold before owner leaves town.
pinoss. Salary and commission. Better r ,
than $25 per week to beginners, An-;1_’l’°“°jfj9' Austins Garage.
nwer 1p own handwriting. Box X. at' FOR
this ofiico. ‘
v».
/ WANTED—~YOUNG MEN UNDER
M-..“ ,
SALE—4910 OVERLAND
rooms and bath, heat and hot water
furnished. Apply 4 Orchard street. ,
llotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent:
5‘16 3t ,. and suitableLio needs of tenants; best
ibuslness location in city.
illarris 8; Gene Co, South Norwolk
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To LET-APARTMENT or Tlile‘E
.TO LET—L—oESmAmm STORES IN
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Apply. to
:Governmont wants thousands men 1 Owned 13' rivaio art ' Ph . 3°
' women. 18 or over for war DDSLLionLlVor‘walk 51’2”an g) :1 one 1‘” -~.
Easy clerical u'brk. $100 month. Luq‘ ' * n 9 D. ‘1‘-
positions open free. Write immediate! .
1y. Franklin institute, Dept. 23 F.‘
Rochester, N. Y.
- -—-'-~ M w
.L WANTED~LIEN TO WORK ON
LL , Oyster bouts. Steady work, good paw
, North Atlantic Oyster Farms, 144.Wu-
L iter street.
FOR SALE—~OPEN EXPRESS B0~
dy for Ford car. inquire Alfred Brown.
232 Burritt avenue, or phone 7702.
'L 115 3“
7.»...
FOR SALE—«NEW 0 ROOM HOUSE,
all modern improvements. Value $5,000.
jseli for $3,000. Owner leaving town.
‘ldttle cash. Geo. Mitchell. Phone 1861.
.115 ill
,1 Foo SALE—7 noon nousn. ALL
.-- , ' ; improvements 43 Gregory Boulevard.
P9P set, 8150 38511 for Old $0M: “11‘9“ 1 Also 1 newly built house, 6 rooms, all
platinum, dental gold and old goldjmprovemems. Both places adjoining
jewelry. Will send cash by rcturnfwill sell cheap it sold at once. inquire
mall and will. hold goods 10 days forj(.‘l1n1'les H. Wood, ’No. 2 ESSy'cmnoro Si.
aender’s approval of my price. Mail to 115 3‘
L. Master 2007 s. 501 street, Philndol-l FOR SALEwliPiRlGH" ENGINE
.phlu, Pa. ’ '
WANTED—«CASH For. 01.1) TEETH .
don’t matter if broken. [pay $2 to $25
7:
13 1ml‘1-2x10 75 h. 1). Cam be seen runningzl
tine order. Chas. "L. Underhili, 55?
t
. WANTED—FLOUR OR FWE GOOD ,Chnuncey avenue, New Rochelle, Newi
bost-i to 16 years of age, steadyi ork 112 it
work, good pay. The E. H. Hotchkissl '
Co. 6 and 8 Hoyt street. 513 2i i
FOR SALE—GAS STOVE. noun
iburners and large oven. Good condi-
tion. Price $10. Call between 5 and ‘l
, . ‘ WANTED ~— COUPLE, GARDNER
; fend cook. Fine home and position‘i‘or,
r Y _ , ,Duloh, 50c n 100; $4 a 1,000.‘ Celery
WANTED‘OPERATORS 01‘ SE\LL‘Lplants 05c a 100. All plants extra tine
“’5 “lawn” and helps” mam“ “LmLk‘anLd hardy. Reynolds Poultry Farm.
room. Steady work an g°° pay. Mc- ' Highland avenue. Witch Lane. Phone
rMnhon, Cremins & Worthington, Inc...1036
. , .
14.20 Orchard street, Norwalk. Conn, , a ‘ ,,
. . L
1 Firemen
l L- LQLhLaoGe Lfbr good wagea and ad-
1 vancement for men between the age:
___._._.___.__..—J
_.._._.=_ m ‘
, Loser
LooT——BETWEEN‘ SAUGAT-OCK
and Redlorda Gal-done sealskln cape.
mink collar. Finder will please return; good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,
8; Co, and' receive re-g N. H. & H. R. R. ,. -
to ‘H. Krieger
l ' M. D. MILLER, Sup't.. Waterbury,
_ ward. ' .
. 7 _ . ’ c.A.MiTCHELLL.s T, .
. _. .1 ‘ .. lAUTOLIST BRINGS;
dezggiguopainteriAPfigfigefi. »- ~ SUIT FOR $500
l . .
L (Continued mom First Pond).
Faber, up-todate styles, lowest prices.’
Estimates cheerfully gluon. Trial. OIéi
9’8 §Dllcited.. Tel. 400. Alexander,~» M“ .. >
x ' ‘, ‘ 21w - ‘ -‘ Dotty, in. Masi’a, car was coming
Millie. 6'1 12* Ely venue. _ ifiitmgdscNQrflfllk was; ‘19 was run
' , - , - . 1 “(1 Sr nineteen, Lriven by Archie
« _ Union PMCBI Denveny. Edi! .Jdlpmstoohor Mount Kisoo. Dolly and
ii‘laheuty, proprietor. munching. mu}
ablation hauling... Light any! luau"
trucking. .9369 1918111101195 1681. 800 _
or occupant: were uhfiknn pp. 111111;;
_ d and the car was .5 000101. 6:
Two or theocounnntu of th
. , .1 . , 450
touring our, fully equipped and over 113 t!
WANTED L' MALCIHNE DRAWS Lgrlifiei‘ogfgvindii Elféreliitg “4:227; ML LMMM—LMLW’LML LLL
. ,1... idtcem' " '9'
, :5:;“§,:§§:: (1,?!” ‘3“ s a 9“ 'Soulh Norwalk. 110 St'SPEEDERL’S EARFUL
- ' " L L " . . T0 CYCLE COP 3.3
' ' I
WANT-Enlinnnoimnw- U. 5.: F9“ SALE”F°RD TOUR NG CM“ CAUSE OF ARRESTi
alato models, all in 'good condition. .._......___ l
on and was released ".1“ "
'5100 to appear
morning.
LOCAL BANK IN
-record probably not excelled
"' , Connecticut bankers.
trimmed with 2 sm’pe‘st‘or mink and;or eighteen and flirty-live year; in gidm‘ial bonds.
Honey :and Tar dim 'ielt ”greatly fire-
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out 118 he passed him. Murray 0mg“? Daniel Farrell were nil called upon to,
ed him to stop and got another torrent , make 8 WW remarks 1“ ”1951‘ bl'O'l‘el‘dloi Music. Miss J. Dellee. 30 Cedar St,
, of abuse for an answer. Throwing hcr nod responded with appropriate (alike
3 into high, Murray began the fhuse. and upon the things that are. most interest-
soon caught up to the sputum. and suc- inu lo the members. mo welfare and
., ceedod in stopping him.
He was arrested on aim "was. rim-:9-
" bond" of
l‘ marrow
in mun
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John H. Isnapp was elected vim-1
)resident. L
George L. Woodward was
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elected ;
secretary and treasurer.
The following statement or the bunk
June 29th, 1918. shows its excellent
condition:
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Liabilities.
Deposits ...... , .......... 32.962.929.405
Surplus account .........
Profit and loss account...
100,000.00 .
52,035.33 ,
. . . ‘ . 2 s ‘ . l l . a
people qualified to properly ahsume du— 3 3.13;:- he 1 Fourth t1 eel, FaSt her. E39113; daC(L1'00L:.nLL dividend GLBBBLRUi
> tesdemanded. Two miles from City; . uly 15‘ __________ ‘ ....L 57.32504
3» Hall, Stamford. Write for particulars. FOR 5 ALE wC-AB-B AGE PLANTS - 4
Address W. K., cure of Sentinel. 112 Et‘flat Dutch Ball Head, Savoy and 'Rod . Assets 3,173,530.23;
Loans on real estate. . ....$1,600.087.00‘
Loans an collateral .......
Loans on personal secur-
ity . . . .............. . . . 2.00000.
{Loans to school diatrictg.. 38,628.00:
1U. S. Government bonds” 104,464.00‘
U. S. certificates of lndebt- , i
edness ...... ......... » 20,000.00l
,U. s. War Savings Stamps 3.037.54'
Municipal bonds 151,000.00
Railroad bonds . . . a . . . . . 961,200.00
ank stock ....... . ...... 35,650.00
Railroad and industrial 4 s
stocks .......... '. ....... 20.00
‘Bnnking house 5 ......... , 47,000.00,
Real estate ..... . ........ 110,000.00“
Taxes advancfiid ....... .. 2,859.33
Cash, on, hand and in l
banks ........... 72:53:50]
genomes,
‘SOLDIER’SL GOUGH Is cy‘nao l
fPriVint'e Idol‘Old"»Hamel, sou; negi.
mound Adamon. 1., writes: “I was. hie.
{troubled with u had cough . for three.
outlier [tried fi‘hample not 'h‘olcy'fi,
. i
if hare Lattice need: to?) 50
L The origin of the
irigixt’
ling a new drive [or titty nullioud'fl
, in their hearts with his original and;
71,270.25 i
49,300.00 been made
all persons interested therein by _I’.“b“,5
$13 um um.
WALL when? Noelle-3min
03171?!)ng lei inn-gnu gringo mi-
' ~_ H: W, ._ more the me?»-
lll “I?! Pray). . , lions dong; yielding all its initial gain
Albert and a. fraction besides. U. 8. Steel and
. - mother limiter reacted variably. but
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WWW; District Deputy
Berg: nev. Thomas 1.;
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(1mg Knight Bavid Fungi : Ra, no “mod to or near thrir thorium,
Ding-let Deputy John ‘F: “(3!sz an? m of the QW- Tingling be
Daniel Farrell- These 333.19 married name quiet on the recove. . expert for
mug 9‘ the mm" M cm’gl’u’i’l‘ own-819m activity in 113119: uracil!!!
Coppcil, No. 46. from the glare of itg H15 such as Fertilizers " " 1‘
o in 1800 until the prggpnt tiger ‘ ‘ ‘ , '
emulation, the Paper and Rubber were; Liberty .3
We #010 ct $9.58 01.99433. ('3 0t 90.9!
to M. and l 14’: at fill-90 to 95..
K ,' at; ‘of Columbus, was graphimyy
jTQ IuVS$TifiA§éLLi,§LLbiiEdition?
ml by shun J. Caypulish. who ,5.
mpgbored its origin and its 9
governor lineup H. Holland!» has
wungm n. Bumbag. John
tors. How through the efforts of er.
thher Moleney. “(New Haven, a
little council of nine members was:
towed in 1882. how the second coun- amolmel!
Sugars and
mmcmmausmr
smug. IN oonusxou
m
human; it seem no; u of on
American steamship 0mm; after
'a collision with the American stem-
.‘Bbir Salmons, reported by a
:Swedish steamship arriving here to-
;‘day. The Wordiyk’s crew. was to-
fken abound. the Son Jacinta. 0mm: :1,-
thrush busily W had
to reach on Atlantic port. it ins and
159th vouch. wood and cheered
‘by novel crave; can-led cargoes of
Isunny supplies. The Eon Jacinte's S 0
S is Wt one American and two
grind Yasmiyhich stood or can
r sails mind at port. we; muted.
The whirled occurred in North Atlan-
.iic Voters.
i The Onshordiyk was a vessel or 3,5
cal
. , is; near ions. [lit in 1193 t Wash
nil pas started in Waverly. R. 1.. soon N. Banks, and John 3.0mm as 812 ~ -» b , - a. .
‘ ~ ~ . ~ . - ’ , . . homered. _ loud. and owned hr the
after that—how the grand organization camellia!) to imesugatg mmwl . . g'lj,‘ g. 511$ w one
spread throughout the country, now .
it hos grown from a little smug at 199d mince Bin 033:: 0;“???
nine men to the greatest and largest PM“ ill 1151881» - I“ u
religious and beneficial Glider in the hem is a retired manufacturer. My
09008! With 0V8!“ 500900 members, Burks is a lawyer, and Mr. O‘Neill
was all told by 1M" 03“”“5’1 ‘0 “3 represents th‘e labor interests on the
appreciative our once. i . ‘ .
. The history of Council (6 was re- 909113158100-
culied by a number of its charter mem-‘ ‘
hers who well remember the day their &
litLle ran at 30 gathered and voted; -
‘t g p The U. a. Civil ashore Whine
to organize and support Catholic. {in-Z ,
L 'l. N . 46. Kill his oi . will hold in competitive examination.
191? (Month 0 3 Cotton South Norwalk, Conn, on July 3!,
help the town oi Norwalk. its'at .
Jingle for recognition. its open" one. ior the nitrous of clerk and
for success, the numerous 591. carrier in the post omce at South Nor-
varlous moccasin! socialfioik.
affairs undortakcniby the council: the
growth oi the local order. the ioma- 13
lieu of the South Norwalk Councilmggg
LgnK AND cmmgn EXAMINA-
non
, licanis must he" reached their
th lrthday. but not .their 4501 birth.
on the date of examination. and
t Middlem- ul the United dialed
lielurphmtr monuments: fit less
the“ 14:91.1 11:91:90!!! 1161; o. hare
11L? tool. No mule applicant or 0 passes
(a the examination will be eligible r fir
nerd C. Tully.
Corporation Counsel Edward J. Qdul
tan. a‘ member of the mono! toi ‘o .
what was being mmornplishcdL by this;Wildintmcntfiliithm’iflfi-Mfil‘kfll’ WWW
great body of men during this present. who do” 001 WWO « 0t “wt, 135
war. He mm why it was that the pounds without moment or he.
. will be ingdyisable for male appli-
gqvgrnmont chose the Knights of Col cunts whose normal weight in ion
than 125 pounds to enter the examina-
tion. Fomalen-pplioants are not rd-
quired to be 0! any specific weight or
holsht- '
Each applicant will be required to
gupqnt to the cuminer on the day of
agglutination a photograph of himself
gtakon within twp y .
{are ot‘the boys in the service; first
at the Mexican border. no»! in a great-
or» scale on the battlefield of France.
What the K. of (I. hop. accomplished {
and what it wants to accomplish was,
spoken of by Mr. Quinlan: lie oxen-l
tinned the fact that at tin;l “1%an con;
voution which is to be e in New
,. ‘. . ' , , For pamphlet of in ormailon end the
W“ “9*“ “‘°“‘“‘ ”m “M” "’ ”M0 roguired application blank, address the
local a mum at 019.80th Norwelk.
_. Conn. net ofilce. or district secretary.
‘at Boston. Mann. with whom applica-
tions must be filed in time for him to
arrange for the examination.
dollars will be voted upon.
Robert Blaylock made his initial up.
pear-once before a number of those
present and soon won a warm piano
nide-uplltiing jokes and l‘ociihiionol
His own version of the slur Spangled?
on”-
FOR. SALE—~A 0 r
AMILY dough
glimmer was the greatest patriotic urn-i route 350 to $00 09}. month. Sale price
:2: figfiguggsrglgg333?;Lkagi: ho! $2,800. Also three inmlly house. rents
Rev. Father Finn. always popular-“3° ‘0 $35 per month. we" localed in
no u speaker. made one of the finestfli‘irst District. Both bargains.
addresses the council members had‘ - L
heard. The relntion of the Kulghtu oi ASk JOhn T. Hayes
N0; 7 m at» “93"“
Columbus in the Churchlund to their
country was the subjrgnt‘ 9‘! Father
,Li
3b! the Dutch. ohipe recently requisi-
lioaed while in an American pert.
STOCKS niéoéouu
0N GOOD WAR NEWS
NQW YORK. July 10-41%)! {street
expressed its encouragement over the
'Iavorable war news by a general ad-
lmwflitoaimestzmmattbe
9. 1311.15 9: the gtocti Marketa .
n a few instances these gains were
ascended. but, moot-taking soon caus-
.ed 0. moderate reaction. Dealings at
1the outnpi, were unusually active and
broad. and, marked contrast to the re-
cent abatby. /
1 Initial gains were made largely "at
the unease of an over-confident short
Mimi in some or the. obsculotive to
ones. demo of the buying orders Orig-
;ihuled in common houses. .udicating
in revival oi‘puhilc interest.
5 GRANDIGIRCUIT RACES 9087‘
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KALAIM’AZOO. Mioli. July 16.—-A
heavy rain pontinuing throughout the
a morning caused a postponement of to-
’ day's Grand Circuit racing card here.
The three events, the 205 poemthe
,2:10 pnce, and the 2:12 trot. for three
‘yeamlds. will be carried over tomor-
row.
!
. DR. RATHBUN DEAD
1 WASHINGTON, July IB.-Dr. Rich-
rnrd Rathhun. Acting Director oi the
:Smltheonian institution and noted nut!
.‘urallst, died today at his home here.
He was sixty-six years old and a Loan»
AN ATLWG' PORT, July ld.-L
FOB
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WASHihlG'I‘ON. July
series of thyroid
not .19. . .
find
“M at vital i
fut cousidmiioo.
desire» suit“). lotion,» can
megs. the 916593
be rescinded.
W
unzip-inn
,COPYLRIGHT
Clothing Co.
_0. on n
16.——'i‘ho
House, . yesterday-voted in mm in o
y measures will Aw
armament the lower
WI 9‘ Coasters will corrode twice
a norm bullies; and. no» moos-
will mm ter 10
hours.
fibouid the Fremont at on line
Semi
SUMMER SESSION
July 8 to August 23
Specinl Teachers’ Course
mod (hill but Wins like”? 9‘
oubjooil and methods 0! palate
lotion. m tor touching . you
lion. } L '
Also Regular Courses L
urvice positions.
MERRILL BUSINESS
live of Bulinld. N. Y.
COLLEGE
An intensive Lcourae without. .
which More practical working L
thinly (or business said civil. .
awesome Arno nus ‘5:
3 DAY access
“random" my 1
S Mammal L
1) Suite
Fullerton! bangle:
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3; . .3
Fiuu'n discourse and ninth:' Were the TEAL ESTATE—43180801“!!! ‘
rounds at its. conclusion that it was} -~-—L-~‘-~'-'~L~ wow—«Mi
not longer. l MUSICAL.
District Deputy Albert F‘. Rose, Past
District Deputy John F. McMahon.
Post Grand Knight David Pluherty nnd
Piano instructions Conservatory
Course. Pupil of New ork Consermtori
South Norwalk.
N. 5L. N. H. 65 H. TIME TABLE
In Efi‘eot June 16, 1918 .
‘1 7'
success or the. council.
At the conclusion of the addresses
roi‘iwhmenis. correlation of coffee.“
sandwiches and clam-s were - slurred.I
and :1 social time on
(ivr oi the evening.
..«..__—.
~1 A, hi.~—1:47x, 5:27x. 5:49x. 6:08.
W 6.57x. 7:18x, 7:5lx, 8:21x, 8:59x. 92241:,
g9139, 10:33:12 10:52x.
‘ P. M’.—~-l.‘2:08x, 12:52 (Stamford
‘onlyi. 1:09x, max, 3:17x. max, 5.27x,
[EBA-{Minis E5:40. 6:02x, 6:20x. 0:47 (S‘ammd on
NLLCiTiOE ‘ Elli). 72023:, 8:06x, 0:20 (except Satur'
District of Norwalk. as. Probatekdays).10107i‘~
Court, July 1'51. A. n, 1913. I A u ”3.39%? 519‘
Whereas. written application has1 9:19" 10‘3".“ €15.03": " ' "
been made to this court for adminisim-g p_ “3.430%“ 3:441 3-123: 4.3a.
tion of the estate of Ella C. Duke lair , 5:46, 6:02x. 7:02;: 7:12x, 7:45x. 7:51:
of Norwalk in said district, decea35l,18:06x, 10.0731, 10:40,
» ' . . . ' K T SOUTH NORWALK
who died more than ten years beimc' Nithgfizmxf) 5:30. 6:34, 8:00x,
the date of said application. 8:51x. 9:15;. 9:4“! 10:5,“
Ordered, That said application hoI 1:. 111.4%“, 13345,; 1:03,
heard and determined at the Proba‘e ' (Saturday only). 1:35 (Saturday only),
once. in Norwaik. on the 20th day ’0! $13,132; 3333:. 1; Lia??? §9Le6xr00$
' , I o. I 0., 3.. , ,
July. 1918. at 2 o‘clock afternoon; “and 6:03x, 8:10x; 11:15)" 11:4st
that public notice thereof be given to Sunday... _ _
all persons inlerestedlherein by pub; A. M.———6:00' 85002:, 9.00x, 9:21x.
X, 10:50:.
8:59-
1:09
lishlug this order in a ueWSpaper havv 10:03 ‘ . : ‘
inn a circulation in said district, at P- M.——12.10. 1:033; 1.543; 3-3r53- ‘
‘" ' 5:02, 5:25x, 6:00x._7:0.)x, 8:10x. 8.23.
least five days before said day othear- 9:00,“ 10.00,“ 11.1% 11.45%
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
. HAVEN.
nnxnr 'w. GREGORY, i
‘ J udee.
ng.
7:15. 9:19x. 10:22x, 11:58x..
P. iii—1:20. 2:20 (Bridgeport only
' * ' ‘* Saturday only), 2:41 (Bridgeport only,
District, of hornaik. ss. Probate Saturdays),,2;47 (Bridgeportyexcepi
C0LL'Lt'me'15‘A‘D" 1918’- Saturdays). Mining. 5:19... 6:21..
Whereas, written application has 6251, 7109K;.7;32 liklfidgeportj; (Will
to this court for adminln 9:25x.
trailer: of the estate of John W. Duke,
late of Norwalk, in said district, .de'. 1
ceased. . _ ‘
Ordered, That. said applicationnbe a;
beard and determined at the Probate,
Oifiée. inNmWfi‘k' 0" the 26‘“ ML °f A. ill—12:25:. 4:10x, 4:535.’ 5:50.
Juiy.~1018, at '2 ’o'dOCli, 9:03???“ a“; 6:50. 8:33;. 8:30. 9:41x, unsgo.
h t ubllc notice there0_- e3 V931 .13, M 23:13, 3:40x, 49 ,
t a p ' Pumper. 6:11x.0:183.
' . . .Snndaya.
A. M.——-4:10x, 4:53x,
9:,41x. 11:00. . '
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norms o *
Sundays“
A. M.——12:26x. 12:58. “1913,
0:10. 11:12x, 11:58x. ;
P.M.——‘~2:10x. 3:05a.f 4:42;,
is, 7:083."8:28. 9:253; 10: 10:1.
NEW HAVEN To SOUTH
L ’NORWALK.
.9:19x.
0:331,
fishing this order in a newnpoper hay.- i
ing‘a ,oirculation inisaid distrot‘, _ at "
leept five dayo beforéieniddnyhoi; 11800,
3’.
iii-“'9“ ”‘8 “mm” sourH NORWALK TO new YORK _
A. M.~12:26x. 12L:58x. 5,-37, 6:07,!
5:13; _
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