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31'. .99.. . 1 . . y .
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WANTED-DO yous arr. HELP
,YOUR ceased .' 17.7. 'r
sparse, 11:1)
SE!
a?!“ W‘I‘mseosmur
. v are; MEDIATELY A LARGE
mm 0pm Jghijll‘i‘NlEMY mAlggQg
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SON POlth, SQUffii NORWAIAKWI
WANTED — HOUSEWORK OR
. work by the dai’. Call 16 Monroe St.
71
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'1 Advernsemeuts
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FOR SALE—1016 OVERLAND SEV-
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Phone 1959. Austins Garage. 516 3t
_ iron ”snub—1916. , QVERLAND
touring car, fully equipped and oi'-er
hauled looks and runs like a new
car. Alex Trove,
,wmrswnnnl. BURNISHER Al,
56 young men to learn shoemakine.I
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Lounsbury, Mathewson 2. Co.
{Waurso EXPERIENCED TRIM-
nlers and girls to learn on soft hats.
Steady work. Good pay. Pay while
learning American Hat Mfg. inc... 25
Grand Lstreet Norwalk.
looms—.11) Puncnasn BIC“
etc in good condition at reasonable
price. .26 in. frame. Geo. E Cook. 22
lgwrehce street. ‘ 116 Stl
a.
'ANTED-—W01\lEN FOR ‘U‘UR
{Sst and second shifts, 22 cents an
h'hur to start. Quick adv easement Ap
ply Employment nope, Norwalk Tire
& Rubber Co. il6 3t‘ 9
,WAN‘YED-w-MEN T0 HAVDI E'
FRFIGIIT 0N NORVVALK LiNEl
BOATS. APPLY AT SO. NORVVALK’
110CK.116 6U
,‘WANTED —— MACHINE DRKF'I‘S-
man and canine lathe hands at once.
Mighty Machine Co.
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WANTED—IMMEDIATELY U. S
GOvernmcnt wants thousands men-
women, 13 or 01 or for war position
Easy clerical work. 5100 month. List
. positions open tree. Write immediate.
ly. Franklin institute, Dept. 23 F.
Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED-MEN TO W’ORK 0N
oyster“ boat‘s. Steady work, good payr
North Atlantic Oyster Farms, 144 Wu-
ter street. "
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WANTED—CASH FOR OLD TEETH,
don't matter ”broken; (1- pay Sta-lo 625 ,
per set, also cash for old gold.sll\fer.1
platinum, dental gold and old goldi
jewelry. Will,- send Cash by retuln
mail and will. hold goods 10 daya i‘or
sender’s approval of my price. Mail to
‘ L. Mazer 2007 S. 5th street, Phlladel
pills, Pa. )3 1m
WANTED —- COUPLE, GARDNER
and cook. Fine home and position: for
people qualified to properly dissu'me (lu-
tcs demanded. Two miles from City
Hall, Stamford. Writecfor particulars.
Address W. K., care of Sentinel. j12‘0t
WANTED—OPERATORS 0N SEWI
ing machines and helpers in cm work
room Steady work and good pay. Mc-
Mahon, Cremins & Worthington, inc.
11-20 broom :stréet, Noni-1111:. "Conn.
”:WANTEoI—A DELI-VERX’BOY. 16
years of age. Nelson- Hoyt Grocery
(30.. 38 Washington street. $17 3t
'WAN’f'ED —-— ‘A~ ' 'FiRS'l" CLASS
lunch room operator. Eight hour shift -
Apply Eagle Lunch, Norwnlk, Conn.
WANTED—POSITION AS STEN-
ographer. by young lady. graduate O'l
Mcrrill's College; either permanent or]
substitute during vacation period.
,Btenographer, care Sentinel, 517 st.
. WAN‘on—A BUTCHER TO worm
in market. Apply J. V. McGlnn, 1‘3
Cedar street, Sputh N01 walk
WANTED—DAYS YVORK. CALI
at 19 Marshall street, South Norwalk.
Conn '
WANTED—DRIVER FOR FORD
delivery car. ’ Must hay'e reference.
Good wages. Address “C,
tinei
WANTED—EXPERIENCED GIRLS
to work on stripping machines. 0. S.
315 3t.
dry work, two
Poit.n
_ _. SLIDE WOMM Fokl
stairs or with or without iliuti:l -,.°
ry‘ Workv‘v -Gsoii' no. Cottage.
. Pointnearmoto i t
care of Sen 6
Pic _, ,.
South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—OPEN EXPRESS 130-;
'dy tor Ferd car Inquire Alfred Brown.
32 Burritt arenne, or phone 776 2.
yo
FOR SALE—LNEW s 110011 House,
all modern improvements. Value $5.000.
sell for 83, 000. Owner leaving town.
Little cash Geo Mitchell, Pimps 1861
its 3t
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_ FOR SALE—7 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
improvements, 43 Gregory Boulevard.
Also 1 newly built house, 6 rooms, all
improvements. Both piaCes ‘adioininB
will sell cheap it sold at once. inquire
Charles H. Wood, No. 2 Sycamore St.
1‘15 2t
FOR SALE—GAS STOVE, 'FOUR
burners and large oven Good; condi-
.tion. Price 616C111] between 6 and l
p 111. No.12 Fourth street, East Non
w.alk
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS.
flat Dutch Ball Head, Savoy and Red
Dutch, 50c 11 100; $4 a 1, 000. Celery
plants 66¢ a 100 All plants extra fine
andhardy. Reynolds Poultry Farm,
Highland avenue. Witch Lane. Phone
1036.
Firemen
chance for good wages and ad
vancement for men between the aII‘"9:1911,10'331: 12. 031:
of eighteen and iortyiivc years In
Wants. To Let. For Sale, Busi-
ood Profeaawnd Cards,
Miscellaneous Ade. 2 : : : : :
mwmmyflIWofi-umflo
mmmsoawm 21.02.314on
quaponpoblerdee.
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ed Five Ol er size tires, like new. Mo able rent, inquire East Side B
tor recently overhauled a great bar- Magnet 8: Flynn.
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'11 5 3t ,hler or similar business at 4 Bhrin tor of Grace Church.
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To LET~FLAT 0F 5 VERY PLEA-
tocxwooweaflmerou
Bridegroom s Member. of Aviai'ion,
1 9r ' , Secfgon. Si , rye Corps
17 3'» A ward '0'! myc_h local
. . . . Bl interest won :9, lit New York
TO LET—PLEASANT nuanlsunn City mm mason; when Miss.
rooms, all improvements. Board op 3‘3",“ Eliminators. «daughter at the
tlonsl. 18 Taylor avenue. 516 St late William R Farrlngton of rough-
—-— keepsle. was married $99Lleut. Marilee
De rarest 1561.69.11. Jr, son 0; Man
TO LEV—SEVEN ROOMS ON HITIJl
9 Lawrence “"99" side Place. Lower floor. all imp1ove- ice De Forest Lockwood of sidewalk.
5L6 3‘ meats Hot water heat Rent 625 per
IConnecticut, in the chantry of
1Grace , Church. , The nimble
'eeremon was tamed. by the Rev '
To LETS—AT «A REASONABLEjm- c by Bootlegfifflrsg mustard :3pr
misled by, the
52 Rev. Dr Alexandér Griswold Cumulus
315 3:; ’ot Christ Church, Ponghlwewe
ithe presence of a small number 0': rei-
TO LET—4 ROOMS AND 5 ROOMS, aflveg. '
10 and 12 Pulhank street, South No!“ Licuf; Lockwood, who was graduab
walk. All ne'bvly papered and painted oil from Ville I!" 1907, is a member or
Rent 510. inquire Joseph Di Sesa, Cen- the aviation section, ,Sigpal Reserve
tlal Hotel, corner oi Monroe and Corps.- U 5_ A» and the ‘ “643mg.
Chestnut street. South. Norwalk l3 3t9 which was 591 go;- it much in” date
was hurried because he is. expecting
To LET”DESIRABLE STORES 1” immediate ordemtotall: toraver lime- f
Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent; The 09mm, ,9;- ,9, “22192332911;
"and suitable to needs of tenants; best one '09,, the imme,”m?w and
business location in city. Apply to' ”1.993521“ potato ind arbour. brine
ilarris & Gaps Co, South Nor-walk 'present
' _ 1181! l Among those present were, Mr and
N“ Y “I“ f 45 1!: Wasps “’8 “Mite Locum. De FeleSt
thochwood, Sn. Mr. and Mrs. John P
In 33.0“ June 161 1913 .rrpauweu, Miss Julie Lockwood, Fred
,crick A Lockwoodllr and Mrs Ches 1'
SOUTH NORWALK 7.0 NEW YORK ter Benedict and Mr. and Mrs James"
A' M —1' 47" 5' 27" 5' 49* 6 03- Weed of Norwalk, and William 13'
315” 7 1811 7 5411.8 21'" 8' 59" 9 2411.1 iockunod. uncle oi the groon1.o,t \‘evvi
23.9 10 33x, 10: 52x.
9r. hit—12 03x, 12: 52 (Stamfordfflotht'llt
cnly). 1::09x.1 3811*." u. 17):. 4. 3211. 5.27111
6. 46, 6: 02:, 6: 26:, 6: 47 (Stamford on" ,
9:20 (except Satur-
imonth. Inquire Taylor & Golden
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,lilli. Inquire of William A. Kel
Belden avenue, Norwalk
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{cltv. and rifles Marcella Barbs and,
1John lJlsbrou, of, Wilton, left this
9: 59', morning for a two days' auto trip to
,Sprinalield and Greenfield. Mass.
24:4x. 312x, 4: 3" ax,,'wheie they will strike the old Mohawk
days), 10:07x.
Sundays.
A. M ~12 34x. 5: "7x, 5: 4911.
P M. ~1: 09x.
9005 Michel eondltlon. APPIY N. Y. 5:46 0: 02x. 7: 02):, 7,122.7: 45x. 7: 67!. Trail to Nmtll Adams, returning b1
N. H.962 H. R. R
M. D. MILLER, 3419'!” Waterbury.
c. A. MITCHELL, Sup'h. Hartford.
ls: 06x 10. 07x. 10 40
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OILS _ “ GASOLINE
BIGYOLES VULOANIZING
A. MODNE
Phone 957—2
,70 North Main 81.. So. Norma;
. LOST
L08T-BETWEEN SAUCATCCK
and Bedfords Garden 1: sealskln cape.
trimmed with
mink collar. Finder will please return
to H. Krieger & '00., and receive re
ward. 15 3t
Busmnss NOTICES
PAINTING
decorating, painter's supplies; wall
paper, up to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or ‘
ders solicited. Tel. 400,
White. 61 1-. 9 Ely avenue.
Alexander
Union'Parce'l Delivery. Edward J.
li’iaherty. proprietor. Trucking Long
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. omce telephones 1581, 300
House: connection. A
FOR SALE—A 6 FAMILY HOUSE:
lents $50 to $60 per month Sale pricei
$2,800. Also three family house, rents
. $20 to $25 per month. well located in
First District. Both bargains.
Ask John T. .Hayes
, No.7 Main St... Norwalk '
1% ESTATE-,e—INSUBANOE
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NOTICE
Distlict of Norwalk,
COurt, July 8, A D., 1918.
walk in said district, deceased.
The Court of 11mm {or the my: the state Police Asociation convent
trict orNor,wa1k hath-T limited and 21.; tion which was held in New London,
lowed six months tram the date hereof yesterday. All the delegates report
TIOWbl'Idg'é 00-1139 Washington street. 'for the creditors of Said estate to ex 113““ had 5 fine time as
_‘ :1111111 their claims for settlement. the city of New London One oi the1
WANTE'uéwoM'AlN FOR LAU‘I ”Those who neglectfto present their ac-" features of the day was the witnessiiis-
days each week Oscn- counts, properly attested, within said {of the maneuvers of a submarine hearl
Walla Cottage, Pine Point, near Roton time, will be dollar-red a recovery All" the ab- station ‘ '
persons indebted to said estate are "ye-9 Th ,old oflioel‘
quested to make immediate payment'. were re elected
”A
H some a. son,
2 stripes of mink and.
PAPER HANGING .
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Estate of Jacob See .1112 late of Nor 'and Wallace Sammie. who complised
6. 08x, 8:1011. 11: 1511'. 11:45::
1 Saturdaysl." o:
'6 48. 7108):, 8. '23. 9.2%. 10:10x.
the way cl Pitts-field Mr Disblow is
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK we), and invmabh known as an expert
ill—421011. 6. 30, 6:34 8 00x,.
8:5lx. 9:15x, 9:461. 10:50:4- {motorist on land and water. having
P. M ‘12. 031'. 12 45K. 1 6 1: 09 acted as contain an the launches oi the
(Saturday only) 1' 3" (Satulday “MIL late Flinn Hill. fill a number of year-.1z
i2881951§992922,34320;, E2513: :3\9(9l§l)(6pf and for the past times veam as cilant-
’ ' tleur for Mr. liill' a daughter, Mrs.
Sundays. Whittle-soy, in tire summer, while his
11 A. \I.~—~6: 00, 8: 001:. 9001:, 9:211. wimp”, are passed in Florida. where
0: 03.1. 10: 50x. 1 he lnlgest of
p. 11.~12:10 1. 03:. 1. 51x. 323511, "9 “m" “5 cam" 0" '
a fleet of motor yachts, that are char
,tered to wealthy patlons. Mr. Disblow
lls one of the 170 young men that will
no to Camp Deveus on July 25m, from
5:02, 5:25x, 6: .3011. 7: 0'sz 8:10x. 8:23.
9:00.11. 10:00x. l 1" \' 11:45.11.
SOUTH NORWAI K TO NEW
‘. HAVE“? .
7: 4'4. llr-'l§.1\-2'f1l§\2'2xl,' ' f 0 ' this district.
I’ M-1z 20. 2:20 t“. Hurt mflv' ——~..—-—~
SMUI‘W only), 2: 41 (ilridzeport only' A surprise and miscellaneous show-
Sillilldh)fi).2 :47 (llrigdggmgo'l'é, except at was given Miss Charlotte Glcen, of
27x . High street. at the home of IlliSs Ruth
3:26:27 09x, 7 02 (Bridgeport 'Mead. 39 Elmwood 11\'.cnue last eve
Sundays. ning. 'l‘lnlee numbel of hot i1 lend
A‘ “”12‘26’“ ”'53- 7543' 9219K. were present among whom new the;
10 19 1' 13X.11:58x. g'tiisses Ellen and Mary Iledling. Bcl- fl
P M ”“2 10): 3105*. 4 42m 61333:.9199 llexinc. Lillian Hopkins Charlotte
Green. Elsie Raills Ruth and lens
Oakes. E Cushman, \l 1bcl Gehlman.
Minnie Oldcnschlaser Jennie Way
Emma Radian Dmothea Green Mrs.
out) ).
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
NORWALK.
A M——12:25x. 4:10x.4:53x, 5:50,
6. 50. 8: 05x. 8: 30, 9: 4h. 11: 00.
5'§2Y,\£:E%,2l3'1§h,09426‘( 4 35 5.13x Frances Fudge, Mia. Man Clarke.
Sundfiys M154. (‘ L hlnlshall. .\lr.s John Smith
A M»4:10\', 4: 531:, 7:65, 8:30x.‘and “15. Leslie Smith. Many useful
9 its 11 00 ' and pretty gifts were received by the
4:1; )i.—~12:17x. 12551:, 2:22x. 3:40.11, 909““:de-
11990951211,96;11x, 7: 05x. 9.1811. 9 33.99199 0990989 by 111.1 99999519996999
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANBURYlwere served and his lale hour the
p, 143:9:415; 3; F: .5,‘ “9 953: (Satlrda s.guests depatted wishing Miss Giecn
mil:- ), 413911, 5- 27 ($39,, 5999,93,“; the vely best wishes {01 the future.
Music, danclng and games
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Sundays. \l1 and hits Henly P. 'Prico, ’oi Elm»
16;. Eli—:3 $31002 91: street have received news of the‘ salt-
DANBURY to soon: NORwALK.nr'1ival m' theil sou. Llefi‘cnat. 2:9:-
1“”6 0° 7 35 8 25. 1.0: 05x. rad C Price. Adjutant of the 304th Tel-
11 A50 egiaph Battalion, near the trout last
'P "-4 2., 7 0.7' 8 36 (ex-“3’“ 53‘ Fliday. Lieut. Price, who has had file
HIGHS) " .. 'years experience in the Signal Corps
STATE POLICE
OFFICERS REELECTED tube-139‘
Chief William R. Pennington, Patroln Vail. ML. Camp Jackson, S C and
John a. Toothilln Camp H111 New port News. More be'
Domey. lug ordered to the othel side
in Jersey Cltv,’N. J. enlisted last on
and has seen service at Cami)
F1 ank Ray.mond Jeremiah
lNorwalk’s delegation, returned from
land 50113,, Stanley and Earl of 20
Aiken street. spent the Week-end in,
New Haven. the guefits of Mr. Under-
the guests of l Underhill
street. entertained over. Sunday, the
Misses Minnie and Moll 9Puritan,‘
' Earl and George 'Puritanr' of West
' ‘West
Chiei Willlli‘n'i
v lee-president
Edward J. Marty, "at Love"
tides in Norwalk.
“mm: . pool] of Hartford are writing their
. . uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs Adolphus
' Russell of Beers corners.
‘ vacation with Mr. and Mrs George
. Earle ,i..
, Houston. Myrtle avenue.
‘liargrove Cemetery. Brooklyn.
short illness. Funeral arrangements: ind lo’ herd wasting coughs. g ,
' . :1 ' -l R. F. H ll M be. 't'
on in charge of Funeral Dilectoi Gen 69 90999, :99”; uncl‘lzr'lfllépe‘flnhml'i
inched ‘on the cnipel‘
, fellow employees ulshed mellow their.
‘Willlams last night; one of which was
‘Wellman barn she had told Johnson at
| Mr and Mrs Arthur B Underhiil,‘
‘ bill’s brother. Posterior and Mrs. Frank ~-
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Mrs. .L‘; E.- Latham of 51 Chapel”
"9 i : .
5mm were memoirs the opening
an. and 1.1.4.1. Lester sorghum 01 We” WWW
rammed to their home in Brim? nuance °f ”om? severe9dr1vle9$m9w
alter spending a few ‘13" mm ’91:, $1”;th h the first half hour U
Steel lostci point on a’ succession 0
large gums gndyeclne oi: the 9th
industriels acetone ts, and, liar
Pid. yielded to the sa‘. extent M
crate gains in minor specialties an
Atlantic Gulf we1e soon dissipated
liberty Bands were steady.
' ‘l WWALL; streams, Noon-Tbe mar-
Miss Else G. Krsenerol North Main l tmade fractional Movement after
'SI-“let hI speedier part other summer I ‘2 decline of the that hour, but de
The Misses Anna and Barbara Rus-
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selling being induced by war bulletins
Sumatra Tobacco. which was second
to U S. Steel an activity, increased its
'Mr, and Mrs. Clarence, B. Nonlan. loss to spoints. handing inddsmals,
'0! 16 Liblaly Place hale returned including the steels, nl‘so Baldwin 10-
{mm a few days‘ visit in Dariem— comotive and General Motors were on
Danbury News der further pressure. Minor meta:
l were an exception to the genelaltren
erlcsn Zinc and Butte and Su rior
Miss Elsie \laall‘ of New York and £31116; 1 and 2 points, respecllifelv. '
Miss Ruth Cave of Flax Hill road, are Liberty 252' 5 sold at 99 58 IO 99 ‘52 4 sl
spending two weeks in the Catskills. a; 9983" '90 to 94 04' and 4'75 5 at 95 90 ‘9?
Keeier of Danbury.
1‘ WALL STREET 1 30 p. m~A
DEATHS AND PM“ l three point rally in Sumatra, moderate
recoveries in steels, equipments anal
Mrs. William 1“. Gregory. . lAllied specialties, pool at“: 11y inl
Mrs. William T. Gregory. a well- low‘priced shares, relieved the cxi__
known and highly respected 1:9 ldent treme dullnes of the midsesslon In- 1
of (‘ranbury died at her ho e on vestment issues, including Standard
Chestnut Hill 11: cans. yesterday. aged rails. were ignored
“58 years The funeral services will be l
old from her late home. Friday after Mrs T F Luddv of Wilmin '
9 - ' . l ‘ 1
non at ...30 oclock.. Rev Allen h. “an, 0.91.. 99 visiting her parents, Mr.
Beebe officiating. The burial will 113'
in the Norwalk cemetery. Mrs. Greg- ”1d M“ James O'Neil: Main Sll'eeh.
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cry was a native of Novwaik. i4e1~,First District. 1
maiden name was Ora E. Lyon. She is .
survived by. her hhsband. one :uil,‘
Gregory of 11‘ Union,a\'enue.'
and two daughtels, Mrs. All ed Saun- -
tiers and Miss Helen Gregor).
,> Mrs. Robert mu. '
Mrs, Gladys Latin 39011 thlds, wile
of Ro‘le1t Cllilds, died last cloning at
the home of her mother Mrs Anna E.
East Nor,
walk, at the age at twenty years. The,
inneral will he held Friday morning at';
11:30 and burial will take place in Ce’
4
The simplest and best way
I9,st0p coughs, is to take "
'Eolsy’sfloneyand'l‘ar
You ct the nutritive influence of the
pine be or together with the mollitying
client oi the honey. and other healing
ingredients. 0 It leaves a soothing cont.
logos the tails ed tickling throat.
raises phlegm can 7 and puts a quick
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Mrs. Ann; 'Volentlk
Mrs. Anna Valentik. wife of Paul
Valentlk. died early this morning all
her home on Taylor Place, alter a]
some bronchial count and imtalion that had
hug and will be announced later.
”:2”sz HR ”at; “6336! years." Your deuce
. WRIST WATCH FOR ME. DANN.
Victor Donn, head clerk for the C.
Stuns-on C17... Stamford was sum
of the otlice oi
Stillsoanowell Corporation
E.
WALL stands. 10 20‘ a. m—é Z
veloped greater hearinees later fresh '
', lotion. Fits for teaching posi-
‘ . K’W‘sw I: '-
<3 $6ummer
Prin‘gfiiits
WRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6 N. Man 51 So. Vol-mu
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SUMMER SESSION
July 8 to Auaust 23
\
99—9»:
u—fi—u-
,aSheciai Teachers’ Course '
An intensive, course without 9.
speed drill- W sivins theory 01.
subject: and methods of proton.
lions.
, Also Regular Courses
which insure practical working ,
ability for business and oivi!
service positions.
courts
~ ,——Sentinel Wont Ad5.3:6 Winners.
ihlt conceit: yesterday allellioon lorl
the 01111 lime sinus he has been e111 1'
played there But there was a good!
rtelst. n fol it. Mr. BMW :1 nhnle head'
the list published in the Sentinel last,
owning of the 17 (I selecilves that go.
to Camp Dawns. July 25. and the
heads or the «mummy. as “(ll as us 9
esteem for him and to that end hadl
purchased a high grade wrist watch.
sultablly illscllbed.1\hich was pre
seated with the best wi litrl oi all con
corned
Mr Dunn. since liming chalge oi
the large and iaried stocli.‘1as penl l
lected a system lll'll not mil) proua'l
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after we have applied our up-
to-date vulcanizing methods to
your old. tire or inner“ who
it becomes practically s new
tire. Blowouts are entirely:
covered, worn places repaired..
and the whole shoe or tube re-
new.ed Our vulcanizlng is to
. tires what good cobbllnz Is to
shoes. _ '
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29 Wall St. Norwalk
of great value to his firm. but has
served as a model for other wholesale,
grocers who have investigated his ' ‘wuw .
methods. l . W L-
THERMOS WINDOW DISPLAY;
A very attlacme window display
111 kick is dlaning a sand deal of attcn-'
ti'lll around the cm is being shown by
Jacob mute. the llashlngtou SITGEllyi
clolllle1.'l“e ulndnu contains the ;:
1.1110113 thermos alticles inanuiacluled '
by the Amerilan Themes Co at \‘or-‘i
with: (7mm
Trawllng. so“, Single bottles. lunch' ll
kits ha be. r:1.~cs.dliukiu"t'llps bar. '
(h lilt~ and in fact every kind of “'?
kit or article that a traveling man
could possibly use. 1119 tastefully dis
tribuled about the window while alt
unique sign with :1 dark l J“ back llr-l
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ground which contains the worn ll
‘Thermos” which is spelled by meansl
of large corks also llPaliuz the smell FURNITURE
word. serves as atlttlng background
for the handsome display. ‘ § BUGS
WILLIAMS CHARGED WITH HOMl ll RANGES
. CIDE l, sens .
LITCHFIELD, Juh 1'1' H—Tllomas
Williams. uncle of Mrs Lena Williams. 1 SPRINGS
who was at the house of lichen Weir, .MATTRESSES
man when George Johnson died of a ‘ 1
gunshot wound Monday night. was; , ~, PIG'I'URES
placed in the. Litchfleld county jail by?
state police today pending further (is ENDLEUM
velopments in the homicide. This or i‘ it, BUFFEIS
STEINRLG
Furniture Co. 9
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