Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 18, 1918 · page 11

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‘re‘ar .
T0 LET~FOUR ROOMS, PART

Imcesymmrwaorm St. improvement and live rooms ill-1m-

movements. inquire like. (Wt,
«as: first avenue. 318 St

 

W LET—FIAT 0F 5 VERY PLEA-

llamas—A screens to emotions. canes rune new, EdstNorwalk sent rooms, part www.mn
in market Apply J. “V. McGlnn, 73 9-19 3t

Cedar street 00th Nourish. ‘318 1ft. ' v

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WINTE—‘IMMEDIA’IIELY THREEII

WANTED—mommm 0F GUV‘ or four first "clali'a toolinlkers by Ray- ‘
erdment positions open to men and mend-Bliss Tmt‘Cb, 25‘ Grand street

woiuen. Existentialism-n. Iselihow

1mm >or 619.1911. 3‘18 3t
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to Ibtain a government position. do I i .- J,

(urination free. Write George W. 3,th
blue, formerly with the gotenimerlt-
Civil Service Expert. 295 JurdamBldg.

. Washington. D. C,

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limo—MN FOR 'STRIPPING'
tires piece "work on second day after
employment Piece workers snake

 

WAN‘lI'EDI—JCITRENT‘UNFURNTSH-Im

ed, 9 rooid hOuse’Vlth modern Mm?

mefits in good section, from Oct. ist or;
. soieer. Mr. Van Loan, care of Amen- WANTED—480V 16 rams ca ov

II‘irom $26 to $32 per week. Eight hour
‘Apply Emuloymsnt helium

e- .‘waik Tire} Rubber 60. II 318 3tI

 

I‘abie mt. Moire East Side ml or

tumor 0- Elmo. ’ 41'! 3t

a... . .

'ro LET~PDnAssNr PUBNisuED
Irooms all improvements. Bind ep-
tionai.18 Taylor menus , 1.16 3t

no

side Place. Inmrfflioi‘, .l'llhaprove-
ments. Hot water 110$“!!th $25 per
month. Inquire Taylor A Golden.

TO LET-AT A REASONABLE
rental at a ll shop stumble for cob.
his: or 'sim r'bustness at 1 Sprint!
Hill: inquire of WillisnIA; Kellosx. 62

 

“in, Dentslle, East Wilt. 118 3, er. Good opportunity. The 0019305 Belden avenue, Nervislk. , :15 3t

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gsflewmstTION-m.nN EL“ Iwaik. . its 3t
erly lady as companion. Willing to help} -
with the house work. Home. obl'ect.‘
Amss Box X, care Sentinel ofllce.

I-ooe Mtg. 60., Bates Court, South Nor- I

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experience as assistant bookkeeperI

9,9. “9.9, . 11s at and stenggmpher. Apply Harris Exit

 

WANTEDWIBURNISHER‘ Air-II -

so-young men to learn shoemakln
alight work. goodipny while learnln

Lonnsbury. Mathewson 8: Co.
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Guns. H8 3t

 

g‘ I TO LET—APARTMENTS OF SEV
g. en rooms and bath. Hot water heat. 1

Ward wood\iloore and every conveni-
- cure {or easy housekeeping Stationary.

WANTED EXPERIENCED TRIM-Irange Electric lights TelephoneI‘I‘O27.I
~ owns and girls to learn on soft hats

Steady work. Good pay. Pay WM

learning. American Hat Mtg. inc... 25I WANTED — SUPERlNTENDEK'l‘

Grand st reel, Norwaik. . ’

.in. J. Hipson us 3t
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asotunno FOR srnrt'r» MANUFAC-I
Irumm PLANT LooA'rED our or

 

 

 

TO LET—4 ROOMS AND 5 ROOMS
10 and 12 “urinal: street. Smith-Not“

WANTED—YOUNG LADY wrrir'wwl- 3“ ”W'YWNM'WHW'IM

'Ronesio. iinnuire Joseph Di Sosa, Den-
trul 'Hot'el, corner of Monroe slid
Chestnut ctneet, South Norwaik. 13 3t

 

To Lawnsmmmmonse 1N
'liotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent
and suitable to needs or tenants; best

lhustnccs location in city. 'Ap‘pl

Harris a. mus 00.. South N R
"1118*“

BUSINESS firearms.

You can enjoy the protta of hog
raising it you send today for out illus~

 
 

 

cle in good condition at reasonable I350' OPERAT'VES INCLUDWG LAUN .Proms. Sentinel’ 061cc.

price, 26 in. fr.atne Geo E. Cook,

22 IDRY. IN REPLY STATE: r4, “4111'.“ .’

I‘awrence 511838.116 3t THE“ RIARRIED OR ,SII‘NGLE AIR-l):

yew-tram REQUIRED. £53,617!)

 

 

Man of highest integrity. Acquaint

ed bereaboutx. in an advisory capacity l States. But we are. tlr more than Re- Ip‘gnklin street. are visiting their “

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CONVENTION HALL. m ‘
”RINGS. N.Y.,1u1y 18 I.I—-pwmus:
no.6 genus-smashed hear-tie .
momma. saddened l . ' '
Colonel Theodore‘flaoseselt,w 1r
justgiven seem-d son sndhruthéc}.

to the cause lot, which his country "laI I-D’ Will‘s: Him? bee

Colonel Rooneyelt. looting aside person-

mousing reception to the bereaved
chiller and to Wile semen-I View Belch-
illons.

 

to deliver a PM address. sound

At an evening:' M911, W III'yfiddn ll) [(9 DO
whiietho platinum-molten ‘ " 11,03th :1 II p

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may Wtwwm $1, bliss Lucy Doyle and
Reyna-hairs: a F 91!
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ROSWQ". If” “at “9 Wm {ban V‘Mim Chelf‘fl‘knd, “1551': ““5“! [5011118. 'Stanford indus‘r 11113 and

Republican jot the minded ammy as

Illilihu Bout we’rspto be the}; IIIIIIIIII "II
{Mffi' I In“ wwIImII‘I' i :Mrs. fluorine “Bum:
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:Imramrd o: Wmmtk? pity. of Chestnut street
“m“: u 8 who: , . .
sdrninistmtinu m mam Danlury hows,

and a most Wt mention erre-
Imotic principles. marked the "key-I “MO“- h‘“ “9‘“de 11°
note." address today of tumor Repre- short

°chairman of the State conventional" Bead
“Plasticit- said the Republiosmperity bsd- '

in his war policies. and that Raul)”
can representatives and senators 319918. 0' Auburn. N Y.
"have supported the Pmident and theéwlth‘ Mr. and ”Mrs. Silas

 

Administration better than the mm-lClreatnui street, Second District Idled at the home other mother, Mrs. 1

bars of his own party." . . w...

M‘" cordially welcoming "‘9 newlyI Miss Mary Kelly. Of New Canaan it be held tomorrow morning from the 'I DHIIEI‘E

IV 1' 1 7 ~ :
wIIANTED-_T0 PURCHASE BlCY-I I'T0\\\ ADD EMPLOX ING ABOUT trated prospects. Address Big CertainI entranchtsed women into Republiesn‘ 9 visiting with lire. Edward J Kelly of into home, and interment will take

.ranks, Mr. lmssett. in part said:
"We meet as Republicans. members Iunnd'ifl' “91“"-

ot the maiorny party in the state and: -—-~

the minority purl): in the United; Charles Ward and Paul

WANTEWWOMEN FOR 00“ NAMES 0F PAST EMPI‘O‘ ”RS A‘II tor lar e cor r tlon. Addres ”6de Pl! “ca . “6 “'0 Amerluns, believ-' b '
9..., and 90.09,. 99199 22 came as TIME EMPLOYED BY EACH .15 ‘ g I” II ’ "8 grandmother 111 Dan “:3-

hour to start. Quick advancement. Ap-I ISWER “Z." CARE Tm? SON’I‘H NOIR-

Remuneration Sentinel Othce.

 

ply Employ‘vment Dept, Norwalk Tire ‘IV A] K SENTINEL-

 

. It Uncle Sam, the banks and your mum” may be 99......) We may .9 (,1; Londpn tor sites! days. ‘
& Rubber Co. .. . 315 ”(WEIIE . neighbors tell you that your .‘dle mon~Ichsllenge our politIIt-ul opponents to o' 'W—H W. " I yIOIIII Old ”I” I3 Ian" 3::
I -"' 30y will earn 100 per cent. with market-.7101!“-i rivalry in service to the state. 3' F . , men I it becomes pttoc cs y :1
WANTED‘A‘E‘N T0 HAINDLEII "The Administration has been clean. Ire tire. Blow-on s are e ,

rumour ON NORWALK "L‘m

BOATS APPLY AT SO. NORWALK
/ DOCK. . . . .115“

 

E per hundred $5 per thousand Winter:
cabliaue plants 5th per hundred $1

per thousanl Strong. stocky plantsyi

 

'WANTED~l.\l.\iEDlATELY1 U. 8.
Government wants thousands men-l
women, 18 or over for war position.
Easy clerical-work. $100 month. List

poetuons'ppen free. Write lmruediat

ry. rrrtnidin Institute, ‘ Dept. 23 mi

Rochester, N. Y.

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WANTED—MEN TO WORK 0

 

oyster boats. Steady work, good pay
North Atlantic Oyster Farm, 111 Wa- !

ter street. «

 

:also pickling cucumbers, $1 a hundrrd.;
Blithel‘icld Farm, W ollpit. llill Rond.‘
Noi'wnik Tel. 1140 ,. :

 

e'1I 'FOR SALE—enlists»: mirrors}

Beautie Merrill, Wilton. Conn. Phenol
H47 I’ Vi ton. , ‘ 118 3tI
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I FOR SALE—~llAilEABOUT, F-AlI
.comnriox. mourns AT , .I-‘g
'o‘coxNons GARAGE.‘ jltl 3t'

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FOR SALE—16 H. P. MAXWELLI

 

WANTED—CASH FOR OLD TEETH
don‘t matter it broken. I pay $2 to $26

per set also cash for old gold, silvc

platinum, dental gold and old goldI‘
jewelry. Will send cash by rcturni
mail and will hold goods 10 dan for“-
sender's approml of my price. Mail icy
L Winner 2007 S. 5th street. Philadel-

phii}.Pa., ,. 13.1“.1

runabout. Good running order. Good‘
tires? magneto, and extras. Bargain $50
ICall evenings. 6: 30 to 9: 30 15 W Wash-

1".
in glen street. . :18 3t:

 

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FOR SALE—d sraaasrr TRAN 'I
(sit, 1 straight line indicator for steam
Iengineers, 1 upright piano, Chickcr- I
ing, 4,\lolins. 1 cornet l bugle about
20 stoves, household goods of fill kindS. .

 

WANTED ~Ioouprs’i. dnhoNn

‘and cook. Fine‘home ond‘p‘osltion 1hr
people qualified to properly'dsso‘me du-
ics demanded. Two miles from City“

Hall Stamford Write for particular

Address W. K, care or Sentinel. 112 it

it 'several antiques second hand hard
ware and tools, 3 lawn mowers, 1 P.‘
5 Bartlett 1:) leveled gold railroad

watch. 2 silver watches, Waltham and
Elgin 1 hot water radiator. I grind

3.
stone 21x4,1 celt's repeating maga-

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,IIIne 9:01.329]. IofIIIIIIS (it other Isecon: . time. will be debsrred a recovery. All} A'phis is incrensmg quite rapidly in 5: 02. 5': 28x. 6: 60K. 7 06.1: 8:10x, 8: 23 i . m3
WANTED—OPERATORS ON sew- ““dIo b5 -"‘IR°SSPII§I 0?? in: persons indebted to said estate are re- all parts of the state Specmens have 9 093- 10‘ -°°-’I‘,I 18321:??? NEW ' .4 ' MATTRESSES .
in? machines and helpers' in our we“ $11: no arse 1:5 t. Pip 11:2 2" y,I quested to make immediate payment not only been found on potato and to- e-‘SOUTH OHIAVEN " . ’ ,- 9‘ ‘ .59., .-
room. Bloody work and 3096 pay sic-I a" 7‘3“ 5 rec I?” 318 3‘ to mate sides but on peas, squash, k'ale, , A. 81-2-42 9st 1:58x,é5:37 6. 57. .tI PIDTURES . . 000st “III hints.
Manon, Cremins & Worthington. inc... 1 I W A. REID. lheets, etc. as well “As agenpm‘l thing 7:15. 9 191.10. 281:. 1. 58:: i,- LINOLEUM , 1333883“
11-26 Orchard silent, NOi'Walk. Conn I ml r of drama 2 devei- P. Iii—1:20. 2: 20 (Bridgeport only - -
1 FOR SALE 1916 OVERDAND ‘SEW;I IAd nistrato I ‘Ithe Igreaptbeust amount g "s t d y only). 2 41 (Bridgeport only ' ms
.. , a or a . ‘
I (Iops on to and tomatoes IPOIatoe'sisstnrdays). 2: 17 (Bridgeport exoeptI.I:,=. ' ‘ BUFFETS , - ,., mow .

WANTEDt—IA DELIVERY BOY. 16 en passenger touring car. Newly p‘aint- ,
years of and Nelson Hoyt Grocery ed. Five over size .tires, like new Mo‘ 1

- 001' 38 Wéshington street. ’ ii7 3t tor recently overhauled. a great har-x

igain it sold before owner leaves town. .

 

WANTED—POSITION AS STEN Phone {959.- Austin’s arose. 316 3tI
empher, by young lady, graduate of a... -__._______________,_____
Mé'rrlll’s college; either permdnent or‘I FOR ME—iflilfi OVERLAND
substitute during vacation I”~peIrlod. touring car, tony equipped and (,ij
Stenographer, care Sentinel 317 st hauled. wound was like 9 new,

Encar Al.ex Trans. 9Lawrenoe street.

 

AT. HOME. STIEADYI
9 A M. To 8* e. hi. i“
one DRY GOODS stone
CORNER or LOWE. PH ,.

 
 

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"rut/mm“... m...

tsunami» edition or u

 

wsuréaé'sencmr. Precast P111 south Woman: , 1168

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son ante—GAS srovs eons
bummed-lags oven. doodcondi-I

 

 

or sleep on? Box 8, Sentinel Otllt‘e

enemies Nemesis

PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING
decorating. haihter’s supplies; will

 

'Pfil’el‘. “0' 40-3818 3m?" “l“ “'1 "“93 New York. under the tireless etlorts oi

our governor; Charles S. Whitman.“ .INT Y., ’N_- H. w&_ HI. TIME TABLEI

Estimates cheerfully an»: i‘rio‘ or-
ders solicited.‘~ Tel. Mm. Meander
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.

Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
F'lsherty. proprietor. Trucking. Lou
Idiots'nce hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Ofllce telephones 1581. 800

 

 

 

insurers I

District hr Norwalk. as. Probate
I‘(‘ourt. July 15; A. 1)., 1918.

Estate of Anna E. Reid, late 01 Nor-
,walk. in said district, deceased.

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
:lt lot of Norwalk hath limited and al.
lowed six months from the data here-

of for the creditors of said estate to

exhibit their claims for settlementw.
Those who neslect to present their sci-I
counts, properly attested; within said

 

- . t-NOTICE

District orNorwsik. as; Probate
Court July 17.11 D.,1918 1

Estate '01 Edwin H Mathewson.
late at Norwalk, in said district d'er
ceased -'

Ordered. That the trustee of the res-
iduary estate exhibit their account to
this court for adjustment, at the Pro
{hate office in Norwalk. on the 2nd da‘s'
lot August, 1918, at 2 o'gldclg. after-
noon; And that all pers‘o mfirmted
in said estate may be until!

”the staid trustee-z will‘ martinis order

gin our country first. and loving our

 

Iparty because “’18 Wk" It I” the b‘IIIIII Harry W. Mather is home from New

means whereby a interests of theI

 

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V V D‘-
”on BALE—.CEI‘EI“ PLANTS, 13th able security short “I" you “me” Ii‘flment and utterly without scandal. I Chance ”r coed wales and “I
“XIII MIMI" III “I‘m“ I0 be ‘héivanoemem for men between the ages
in! eighteen and forty-live years In

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'standard bearer in the {all will be
Iproud oi the opportunlty to stand upon
:tho recanted work of the Republican
party.

Wood physical condition.
.11. d. 11.8 R.

(inveccahle war record of the State or' C. A. MITCHELL. gup'g

“Winitever diderencos or opinion
.msy have arisen between any mcmiI In EM June 16'

.a..-_—

there at the party and our government!
.upon matters cinematic policy, thereIs‘ZIUngloggAlgggo :3: Ya“); ’
l 1 I ‘:

Ican be but one voice. and that theI .9
voice of praise. concerning the superb 3.597;, 1013;171:8223" 1"
manner in winch .the that power of P. ““19, .09“ 12.52

conduct of this war.

"We have a right to be proud of the ill“). 10: 0?!
record of our party in Washingtoml , Sundays.
Our representatives have supported‘ A. M. ~12: 311:. 52271:.
the President and the Administration 9: 19x. 10: 33):. 12: 03x.
hotter than his 0Wn party has support P. M.:——1 09x. 2: 11x.
led h: to. Our Republicans represent- 5:16, 6: 02x. 7: 02x. 7: 123.7
lng us haxe illustrated that the we: is 8: 06x 10. MY, 0: 10. .
bigger than any party. ‘ NEW YORK 0 SOUTH

 

‘mlnd on the great underlying prinel- I8. 513. 9:16x. 9: 15x. 10: 50.
pics. We differ only in minor matters: P. M. ~1203x, 12:15x.

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Saturdays).1 1:23 5: 13x.

 

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GARDEN as socwnou NOTES 6 03*. 3-10! 11 15x» 11 45.3

Sundays.

 

second Warning. on Potato Aphls II‘10:03x. 10: 59,,
. .- (Plant Llce) . P M.—-—1“: 10 1: 033:. 1:

few days. Eranrlne the under sIIlder so! 6: 5'.
the leaves and {lips of the stems near 9: 2IéxIII.

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partidnlarly should lie examined eyery- 3% rdayS), 3 27k, ",1 28:13:19, 6: 21; .9
,7 69k, ,7: 32 thridgepdrt only)". ’9

 

Saysund
”‘8 “mm“ “I“ B°III ”Ink “6 M.—12:26x. .212 53', 31:43. 9:191,

green aphis willbe found together on .310 19 11. 12x, 11. 5st

 
 

 
 

fighting; “I“ “1.9 feature of .tflley's W South “mu” and may WADL S‘i‘RE’l', Noon. ~News oi the .I
firms“ session 91.813 may“; :mjmha‘m remap 1m or this elective msnerieas oxensive in.
a convert 1011. “1“.ny ”,9 99m” W in my“ fused greater strength and activity fto
mm mm *‘mhmm mast evening The ceremony was per- tfie general list during the -.mornlnz U.
u feel.“ was the 9,199ng speaker termed by Justice of the Pesos Joseph 8. Steel led the movement advancing
on the day’s mm Consequently. 1. Limiter in the oneesntaDr. Wii- 2 1-1 points and popular customers
it rival factions dedsreda marry lien: J. Moore. Dr. Gregory is d prac- 3mm and spee‘nlties were 1 t0 4 “h m
rmce in their struggle to:- partisan‘fixlu fidng physician at Kershaw. while points higher Reading featured the ‘

Imam“ and gave the day 9"? I” ‘ Miss Rogers is sum’m‘éring at Harbor rails, gaining 23-8 and Union Pacific

glimmering! 830mm". ’MerII William E. Rheinhardt gunner '8 cap cilic Pi'd. Significant strength was; 0 Q
i epresen no out Mt, oi tain on one of the United States bat- shown (by foreign bonds, Paris 6’: gain ' Cl tmg.‘

m” ‘ o
‘Ehemnng. as m" ”mm!“ "‘1 l,tleships is home on a furlough. lie mg 2 points and Anglo-French 5’s at

.70 LET #88738300118 MILDI g the l I" at“!!! 9“ recently was rewarded for marksman- large fraction. Liberty 3 1-23 said am "—— .Ia~————_ I IS‘ —:&9 . -

IE-IEomlttees also were tmwm 'shio Mr Rhelnhardt to: son of air. 69.60 10.99611’e at 91 to 91.18 and
do begin work. .. . and Mrs. William Hheinhardt, of the 4 1. {'3 at 95,95 to 95 02

' III-n Pine, of Milo street, have returned '.dny Oeutral Mather, Royal Dutch
:fi‘m (ppm South Norwalkmhere “my app Oil IBaidwin Locomotive. National Bis- I WSW'AWW

, we ter nuts powwow“ Ml , , ,
war, an transit rm 6%? days It the home: an! Mrs James diur- 'MMB m mantis WWI, hub-m. ..

cient “d “the"? without Initial ! Mr and MN. 391;“ ”76%" of Ngwywife 0! Pin! Veleutlk. who died earlyl flung,

visit with aura. Farrell's sisters, Taylor Place. will take place inmor- ,
sentatlve 181688 raped unwary u... Misses AKludiljen. , of em mu 1‘ow morning at 10 O'clock from her which mm Mon -

stood mlely behind President Wilson} m motions} “I, daughter

"We have 9. mm to be proud or the!" I.M D. MILLER, Sup'tI, Waterbury.

the Empire State are been put olid-i 9.. 5y I
lly behind a DeméIcratic President andIan}?61.0911):61.639sxf'939-I41-17fistamgrd (I):

‘.the National Administration in IthlthI 7' 02:, S: 06:, 91,20 (except fiatur- .

"After all, We are oi one common Ali—110x. 6: 30. 6. 31, 8:001.

in the matter of applying the accepts: (Saturday only) 1: 35 (Saturday only),
red principles!" 2:15 5,: 2: 57. 3: 30):, 3: 53. 1:13;: (except

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WALL STREET 1o: 30 a. nut—1am- ‘
in: stocks made substation! gains in
the dufbalthourortods's tradingon
£53 hither (notable stir News. War

 
 

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If: fls a“- ._ "“~‘r‘“““ . . .

3'8 shaved ms out Miro): F II A‘ .
Iadvme‘ag 11-4 and U!“ Pacific 1
' paint. Tableau led the-specie} ties.
; Sumatra outlying 3 points. Marine

I' iPz'eten-ed. -Hexh¢l Wan-ilk“
‘termtmu Paper ebomaetisanod
stress ”WWW” firmer.
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,was in further demure with Median. COPYRIGHT
Pacific, St‘. Paul‘ Ho. and Missouri Part ,I

r , ~—

3 WALL STREET 1:30 p m—Trad-

M185 Half“ Iing centered in specialties during mid~. SWRSESSIONWI‘

 

. 'cuit 'and Pittsburgh Coal rising 1% to

rolls meanwhile continued strong, ‘I ‘ . ,1

(snaking freedom accessions to gains' Special :mfl’. m 9
and «lentil-L crrthe morning. " ‘ .
An intensive course!!!”

 

Norwa‘k “ 6111930083 and methods of

Funeral of Mrs. Valentik :
The funeral of Mrs. Anne Valentlk . m- mm

me after it yesterday morning, at her home on .

Ila-ts home. «interment will 6611: hi I
{verside cemetery

 

are \Hzlsiti“ FunerNI of Mrs. Childs. ,'

The funeral of Mrs. Gladys bee-Reed
Ketchnm. MI Childs wile oi Robert Childs. who.

.Annie E. Houston Myrtle street. will '
--~ {place in Cedargrove cemetery. Brook-

lIlyn‘, N Y. Rev G. H. H. Butler will
ol‘I olllciate at. the home services.

 

 

 

Ward.

 

 

after we have applied on
to-daie vulcahizing methods-

covered worn places re _
and the whole shoe or tube
new ad. Our volcanism!-
tires what good cobbllng in to

Apply. N.Y shoes.

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Hartford.

 

 

 

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Furniture Co.

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FURNITURE omsrovns

sues _. ’ ‘ scaanDoons , _,
, sauces , " wmoo‘szcms
nsrsrcsaa'ross

5: 29, 6.6011,

, _ mass.
541:. 3: 35x,

 

 

the slime i.eal "i. P. M42: 101:. 3: 05s, 1:12x, GI: 33x I

When pleat 1169 are tonsil spray. 1m- a; 4‘3 7- 08x, 3 23, 9 253‘110 10x
medlotely using 1 1-2 teaspoonsful n c-I new HAVEN TO soUrH

NIORWALK.
otlne sulphate ‘0 one 85““ 8’ “I'I A: iii—12:25:, 1 10x.

tersnd add it one inch cube of com“6 .56 8: 03:: 8: 30; 9. 41x9 11- 00. , “:5
arm soar dis-solved For me sum aim—12171:. 3410‘s, use 5:21on I».

 
 

the rate or one pint "nic-l x6: 88. I87: 681x, 9:18:

 

titles use at

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. , Sundays.
etineaolution to 50 igallons, "of was: . M. —1: 10:. 4: 66:, 7. 55.193“
with two pounded)! dissolved soap a . 9. 11!. 11: 99
ughir-I -, ‘ ~ 1 1711.131 .553, 2: 23:, 3:10

 

 

 

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