wanna
- WAWEG—THE mas shim
f‘ShipDinE MW Elected:-
;poration‘ wants immbdiately. crane em
gineer, firemen, plumbers and iaborers’
.Vtor days-and night shift. Good waxes
ipald. Apply at once to the some»
merit Bureau, Wilson Point."
mamas-aim ”canons rival
awrmtuhymhgfliafi with mam. at 13 Gettage
Ernest, Elmorest.
FOR SALEf-FORD RUNABOUT
1915. Carnation perfect, good ”the. l. -
L. Wm. '- I110
.41..— _——-- _..— ’ ‘ ..
wan‘fso—lm'mm m.
. departments. Opportunity for bright
‘ young men to learn a trade and be well:
w paid while learning. Imunsbury. Math;
. ewson I: Co. _ a Sti
WAN‘fED—SPECIAL pawns i-Aiol
non EXPERIENCED Has-D 131qu
‘ snowman WORK. memo womb"
nus. ALSO WORKERS‘TO EMBROl-.
Dian a! HOME. srnagvcxgiiigrl
,.;iiouas.en.-si.; . . _ ‘
iIOM’ASl-IINGTCS? Elinor. Gnarls:
EMBROIBIRY wouxs, Puoali;
,conancrioa. ‘ ‘-
A‘A, ., ~.. .. i
wAfl'i'ED—GIBLS oven 16 vessel
tor light clean world!“ weeklywhile
‘ learning. Two «decks to learn: Good-
.‘ilay ,
Corp, 83 “illusion street, top
at
floor. '
31 at a
a
' OETHE INCREASING DEMAND FDR:
ova Mariam trans. WE aim,
discusses lN PRODUCTION. wa
HALF er rais‘NchBEa arches.
PIECE WORKERS MAKE FROM 50
'Yi‘o 75 GENT-8 Poll norm. wens is
NEITHER Dm'rfc‘UL'c UR INJuRi-l
ions. AllPLY NORWALK TIRE e ,
_ hospice co.“
up
or SKILLED SHOEMAKnns AT,
ONCE SAND EXPuiilmNcED MAJ
crimp: OPERATORS.
”“ WANTED—A POSITIONIAS LAUN-
.dress or will work out by the day. inc
.iquirc of Mrs. Hutchinson, 1112 Ray-
mond street... '130 at
warned—a sov, 16 mass cit
flower. to learn grocery business. Goon;
opportunity to willing worker. Apply
ills: own handwriting. Address 11.: cars!
Sentinel.
'
-—'i-—
Tl WANTED ~~~ WAl'l‘RESS.
, ford Lunch. 6 South Main street. .130 st
WANTED—GIRL r011 GENERAL,
dice workr'fin insurance olilce. Good
opportunity for capable girl, one eit-
‘ rienced in this‘lvorlg‘preierred. Nor.
“walk Agency. 45 Wall street. Norwalk.
' . t“ ‘é‘ 130 3t
rr
WANTED—4U. '3. ‘GOVERNMENT‘
wants help immediately. Mem'vldlncn'.
is or Mar. .3100 month. List positions
free. Franklin Institute, ‘Dept. 236,
a. Rochester, N. Y.
u
waut’EO—liiMnDiArz-ELY- U. ,.s..
*Oovernment ‘w'ants , thousdnds mom
’ women. 18 or over for war position.
may clerical work. 3100 month. Lint
positions open free-Write immediate.
lW17. Franklin Institute,v_Dopt. 23 F
Rochester, N. Y." , H
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J 'v i ‘ A
don't matter if‘ :icpayssz‘toigii.‘
per set, also cash Jar old gold, stiller,
platinum,.<dentai ”gold and old gold
jeWelry. Will send ‘cssh .. by return.
mail and vein iridescent; 10 aaysilior'
sender's Wrath! hiyprlce. *Maii‘ai
L Mum‘s uremia street. 13111136811“
his.Pa. ' . $139.4“!
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WANTED—25 MEN. ON ACLEOLIN'PgBarker motor. without propeller. Price:
HART— '
.
‘-
_ lturned to Sentinel odice.
WANTED—CASH r0 can'rhii‘riil "
I. 4¥mu:‘1’lfl§el :oaimiw: sum .3,
reliance-2 roan cm, 1‘10
and 1917 models, fine condition. price
reasonable. Phone 1703-2 Norwalk, be-
tfi!!! 5 find 9‘ p. 'm. ill at
ax; matrix A4
I’m «seesaw: ‘riNn ream
ducks. Inquire Edward army, ”the
Smith Homestead, Rointon.
... avg, .-..‘.‘.~ .
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FOR SALE—1913 OVERLAND 5 PAS~'
{sensor touting ear inth ranting
order, All improvements. Good tires.
:‘Apifly‘W. H. fi’arr, 274 Main street. 1. ‘° " “- WW“ “ 0°-- “‘3" 5 “Wm“
Norwalk. a1. 8t
! FGR SALE—auraicilr PERM)... _
dreach. Pleasantly situated on Wood—
'thereatter. "Webbing & Edging’Wrass piano lamp. reasonable. Address“ ard “em” improvements. "WWW and handling sumac'ore‘
new. mahogany case and Onyx . all
K. B., Ears of Sentinel.
FOR SALE—L4 HORSE POWER
$35. Inquire at 41 Day street.
A" \‘Amn. D... so '
chickens, 6 yearlings, 7 broilers, it
NEED to saunas Maven-Pipr'cam at 10 weeks old. Mrs. a. a 1 TO LET-*4 OR 2 N
Montgomery, 4 Ludiow street Nor-
ii find Sp. an
1» L .4
' FOR SALE—20 YEARS ESTAB-
hats. also a large business of renovat-
,, WAN‘TED ~ LDUNSBURY. MATH- ing ladies’ men's Panamas, straws. 310.
WSON‘da‘CO... WANT A NUMBER: soft hats. Address box 980, Waterbury] .--
Conn. 126 (it
FOR SALE—(1A8 STOVE. FOUR
burners and large oven.’ Good condi-
tion. Price :10. Call between 5 and '1
Dan]. No. 12 Fourth street, East Nor
walk. '
”Foe SALEé-GABBAOE ‘ PLANTS.
flat Dutch Bell underway Ind'i‘ted
Dutch, 60c u 100; $4 a 1,000. celery
plants 65c n 100. All plants extra film
and hardy. Reynolds Poultry 'Fa‘rm,
, Highland avenue. Witch Lane. Phone
1036.
FOR SAleo-HOUSE, 9 Rooms,
“With improvements. Good level lot
'60x150 feet. Well located. East Nor
'walk. Price $3,200. Over half can re
main mortgage.
Ask John T. Hayes "
TEAL ESTATE—INSURANCE
31°81; '“'
~ "LGST—AT ROTON POINT OR 01V;
road to Darlen, ribbon fob with geld
‘tnonam‘am. Reward if returned to H.
C; Purity, box 518 Stainiord, Conn.
130 3t
LOST—IN EAST NORWALK 0R
SouthuNorwaik, SaturdaY. the 27th, a!
black featherrcollar. Reward 1 re.
LOST—EAST EVENING, ViCl-N-ITY
\
florid. plain gold watch
dress inside the ~case. .’
turned to Sentinel oilice.
.. -‘ammss seem
anthems - .~‘Woma.
iaWYimB. shim“?! “1081501183: Willi little~'bathing place adjacent to Bruce
paper. thw‘smi‘wwfluel.’
Missihheertnllysi‘m'
tiers-minted. diet-hood ‘
White, at firmly-menu; “
summon
t
W "Aiivs.
a: humanitarian... Ila.’
mes final. Us; 0!» Ineffimm .
l
}_quull¢e‘__on premises.
'4. =10 through this courtesy tombs owners
C‘o“0‘
o co
‘1’.
I o
"lb her—s nouns uprsnrtoca
street. inquire A. Built 24 W
street. East Norwalk. :11 3t
To {IT—Sixflfm’ MAT. CL.»
triiily located. " With all lmpl‘ovements..
Apply to J. M. Layton 00., inc, bitch.
road‘nvenue. a1 3:
TO LET—OFFICES, SINGLE ROOM
or two, or three room suiteS. north
light, corner Washington street and
Railroad Place. For further particug
lars inquire at the odi‘ce of Old Well'
Cigar Co.
T0 LET-SEVEN ROOMS, ALL 1M-
p‘l'dVéme‘nts.’ Pleasantly” located. Apply
J
,
l
avenue.
' saddens new - M
' , at We. éimrmiaiu;
l’gathering this wild plant a source at
. m In. “ l7 .
which is Valuable Sum of Tannin. —__, I'll M
wasmaoromo. crush— W ported were newsgroups: out. at
mound children 93 {mm Mk9 ,1 total 12,019 submitting reports. the
500d “aim M to“ maimscmsisting of elevators, m
by Museums thematic“ W” '3’“ ""119 W “mml
. . . , ‘; tannins, swivel? equal torus
a side line, the Elites “It“ “filmw. of the stocks held ‘by the
.ment «Agriculture sens“?! msflm‘flmiél July 191m.
in many more: Home! we and Visible Supply m
. . . "Pie commercial Visible Iny‘tgr‘
mm “Bed“! 9”“ “'1 "m“;m. as published by themaie'au
the department is 009! 10miml~h ‘ m of Trade tenths nearest date,
bulletin nam>mm,tcmefihuy. Inns »- 80. .1818, ennui only
era and dealers. itis‘oensrsd thatdmgusmh of West as against.
the Dussibiiitles‘of the smiles indusu'lv'. ‘ ““3133: 35:33? $.33:
have not been realm" “4“?" mm; sullen as against 19,901,000
wai’s tatermpflon of Mil WEI-{Mela for the same date in 1917. in-
lions mm memo-t In ”surname graffiti? filmed by
, : _ en ti 3 >‘ cage r of In represent
time to machine industry is Mr: “HIS in “0..er contextual-mar-
9’ footing. ‘9 sumac plant s c ' ”lithe surrey figures "show that the
ly abundant east at the «insistent-Ii- oammemial holdings were confined (or
ver from Maine 1. Contra Georgian“ most part to the Moratoriu-
andMississippi. ““3 ‘
. .- . stock- on Farms.
Domestic sumac ‘5 new ”{emwdi The comparative figum thus shown
for market WINES 16'? “nun"? for the commercial stocks Df'that
is much inferior to the‘im'ted Mathis year and last should be consider-
ian sumo. .m properly gathered edrln connection with the stocks still
and cured, domestic sumac “lent ‘oon-gmgnggna’gzl Tihfim’we:
talus from 25 to 30 per cent. of tuning“ New...“ ,. mp,m’.m w
practically as much as the 'SictlinnlMS of the depammt,~wu 8.381%”
recent years have receivad‘a low price”.‘mg1h: 3;" 39;“ d“ m.
for sumac—4mm 80 cents to 81.00 per! . The ”31,112,262! “3:; ctr: ee-
hundred pounds. Carefully netheradvreflson July-.1. councilman. u” a;
-and properly cored Sienna sumac loll pertinent statement. were as follows:
T0 LETM2 FLOORS OF‘ 4 ROOMS?
1 06 Water street.
Telephone 365-! or ;
i or was.
.—
ro ur—nousns. curs. Noa-
435 to deeper menth.‘Bal‘n. space for:
. mums sumac “rim A macs; "roe sans—Rhona iSLAND ibi‘.‘DJ'"Eht manuraciumg.‘ Raymond Bros.
a n1; .
EATLY r-un‘
Inished twins with bath'nd electric
.walk. Call between 8 and ii a. m. and. lights. No. 52 mm avenue, Baht; hali-a-miilion dollar racing plant which pounds.
[Nomiia :31 3t
TO hET~FOUR ROOMS AT 3
i
331 3t llshed hat store, making up or new,0ak street. improvements. 13. Carrol is now simply a monument to an at
3 Vill‘l, 210 Washington streetfrelellhone
T0 in a HOUSE OF suit
1
{rooms on Ferris avenue. John R. Mon: planted ‘0 Wheat by 5““ka laborers,
'ton. Pillow street, R. F. 1). Tel. 1753;
' ‘ :30 3t;
‘TO LET—3 UNrUiiNisnao Rooms:
at ‘39 Chestnut street, South Norman!
"isost'
To LET-A SMALL APARTMENT;
on first floor. 11 West avenue. Southl
Norwalk. Rent :13. inquire of Norwaiki
Agency. 45 Wall street, Norwalk. Tel.i
180. 5.".il3t1‘l
TO LET—Hellsnf'ss scorn MAIN
y-street, head of Elizabeth strrct. Lame.
airy rooms. modern illlpmri :r’ dis. cc-
cupancy at once. lies: . ,i‘mnuirc.
Apply 9 Elizabeth street or phone
1249-2. 127 st‘
#1....
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To LET-"3 ROOMS, AT 90 TASK
lor avenue. inanire Mrs. R."1‘arloV, 16
Grove street. or telephone 1852-12. ‘
To LET-DESIRABLE STORES.“
Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent
and} suitable :0 needs of tenants; best
lbusiness location in‘clty. Apply to
iHarris a Gan: Co., South Norwalk
I . >118 tr
§ cassuwrc‘i‘i wam‘s A BATHING
BEACH.
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A petition is in circulation in Green;
wich, requesting the selecimen to call!
especial meeting immediately for theg
50f North Main street and Flu ‘Hlll' purpose 'to diScuss the. question of li' ,
blame fidt‘i‘L bathing beach. It « '13 being 'mmed‘l‘nlfitrifit "Orthe TOWn and City '0‘ NOT-‘
Reward it re' readily, and (“use who are hacldng‘w‘mf are hereby notified-that the Reg-.ivhen the 25,000 student nurses, fol“
the movement say—that public opinion
.isunanlmously‘in favor ogthe project]
During the recent hot spell, the resi-
dents of Greenwich have flocked in.
1.great: numbers to=8andy-‘-beacli, a cozyI
i
Park. it affords a. most convenient
WNW; place for a swim. The one drawback ,
I
l
, l
7 7 3’
Beach -, became so "scrum “that sereral }
i-is’i’ha’t it is privatély’owned. It "is on-
filial anthem muted them-at
itiine‘s, bothers aretbarrhll. , '-'.
I Figuring the past two weeks, Sand
F
, hundred T-lba‘thel‘s have ~ - congregated ..
i there during the day. :and many have‘
been enjoying the night bathing.-
It was claimed that high Fin-ices
smaller the purchase Oftisuch a‘i'piheeuim-
practicable. 'jfi'he ‘c‘laimlis now'f'made
that ,“i'ea‘lestate . rhinos: ”shearer bah
addition '
i
l with water in former yours, simply to
s .11 in my a, t at from: 259 ml Gem :7. 371,441 bushels; oats, 40.598-
3: shniidrssd 1.032;: " l‘sawhwmlsl. billenufims been.
a ' WI “id rye. 1.6fi8.180bi3he‘.a. These
PM" ”mm °‘ “W“‘r‘m' sluts represent the «some: more '-
the bulletin. The ccmmmemesticim 71.» ”1.7:. '00”, 155-1 09" Will-i
varieties oi suomc are ‘d‘eaci‘lbcd. 3°$hiifid9£erlfiépem ‘36 W
that‘th'ey may be readily “0013‘”: The commercial'stocks of hunt-sad
and data on the convent!" maln‘msal. unreported. IM~MMW:
130 St ”walk, East News“, south Normal; content are given. ammonium “$312301". Whitermmv hamlet
whole wheat and graham tlour. 199,466
barrels? barley flour. ..426,1‘il“luirrels:
WV . ‘" ‘T‘T‘ ryefionr. 451,208 barrels: corn dour.
no name PLANT «FILE $55233?! DOfldahcomamefl- 935533
A ‘ . .. . l__ ‘ as; c oatlm,2.ll.585
manor. “mm“ A“ 1 Tl“ pounds; and mixed dour, 9.393.594
These stocks represent the
ins built here nineyeat‘auo by Matt following percentages of the stocks (n
J. Winn of ~l.oulsville. Kr. and several ma arrest alto: ‘that hour. while,
other influentihl Americhn lurimilll,“8‘9' 99" Gem-i “hm “‘9“ “M fi'm'
, ham flour. 259.1 per cent: ' rye‘fiour.
344.8‘per cent; corn meal. 216.5 per
onetime succes.=iiil sporting enter- cent; tuckwheai flour. 72.8 percent;
prise. Although the big plan: is kept and mixed flour. 20078 per cent. The
in repair for Mexican fiestas and holi- stocks or barley flour and corn on July
. 1. 1017. wore so small as to make any
a
d y celebrations. the entire laiield lfiioompar‘lsoni bellman memandm, pm
i
sent stocks on a percentage basis an-
profitable.
_ Wholeule“Stocks of Selected
'l‘h i Commodities.
e {01 owla . i i'
irrigate the soil they till... When ‘hfiiported by whoiefimfl'ifleifizw‘iggfi
Mexican revolution stat-bed. racial; $13,768,022 bushels; rice. 32.3i9,005
was lnterupted and finally abandoned pounds; rollsd‘oats'. 40,177,713 pounds;
on‘account oi the innbilliy‘oi‘th'c tracligu‘m‘ed salmon. 59.623.859‘ pounds»;
pinctlcal iniormation on the sfibldctf
who now use the big pumps that sup-
plied the stables and other buildings
» . t “ . . . . ;
patrons and others. interested to ob- 22:25.3 (3:32;: 70:91:37ggindgourfnsd
passports fromvthe American side. sugar. 175,925,924 pounds. The stocks
, __n of beans. rolled oats. and canned sob
mon showed a substantial inc: re. the
. . . present holdings represeiiitnghe fol-
.é ~ lowing percentages oflhnae on hand a
year ago: Beans. 173.1'pi-r cent: roll-
. ed oats. 183.6 per cent: and canned
REGISTRARS’ NOTICE « salmon, 117.6 per cent. l‘lic stocks of
The less! voters of the Second‘Vot- mt 5“” and canned “0"“ on the
lag District of the Town nnd City oi? other, blind, showed a substantial de-
Noru'iilk are hereby notified that \“e‘ crease. slug 58’9“ per Gem" "‘6 p"
cent.. and 87.9 per cents TESDOL'llVely'.
Registrars 0‘ VOW” 01‘1“" smalni’ the amounts reported for July 1.
Voting District of the Town and City £917. The stocks of canned tomatoes
of tum-"mm" mm 5353“,“ in 1:01,” Were 102.8 per cent. of those reported
man‘s barber shop,-Wasbineton' street, 9 “ ye" 38“
I Returns from‘whole=..i‘.n sweets and
on Friday, August 2nd andAugust 9m;oondensnries reporting 'lioitiings of com
1918, from 12 o'clock m., until
9 dens-ed milk on Julv.1, 1918.1ndicaic
inin
‘o‘clock p. 111., for the purpose or receiV-‘I that the stocks of condensed milk.
.mg Iippllcations ‘0, caucus and mljamounting‘ to 30,886.29? pounds. were
. 12.1 per cent. larger than those last,
5 year. and that the stocks of evaporg
liledrlniik, amounting to 82.511.008'
pounds. were 36 per cent. larger than!
on the corresponding date a year ago.1
mary registration and for correction c
said lists. '
RUFUSJ. SMITH.
JEREMIAH EAGAN.
Registrars of Voters, Second Voting‘
‘Diittrict. mime Town and 'Clty ot Nor-“
Walk. ,
Dated at‘Soutil Norwalk, this 27th
day of July. 1918.
MANY NURSES
IN WAR SERVICE;
, lCcnimued ircm First Page).
l
i
r'every hundred soldiers in the army.
The rest are in the camps. canton-
.ments and navy yards of this country
‘ and can be released for foreign service:
assisrnaast Novice
The legal voters of ‘t’he 'i‘iill‘d Voting
istra‘rs of Voters of the Third Voting whom the Government, represented by 1
District fif'thé'il‘own‘ and {my OfiNOT- The woman’s committee of the Council,
walk will be in session in'Selzei-‘s bar- :Liggtiqnal Defense. ‘5 calling, are 9’1"
ber:shop.‘“Washington street.on Fri“ Surgeon-General Gergas must have
day, AugdndaadAunhtb. 1918, from 25,000 drained nurses abroad; before
12m, untilfifi‘o‘dock 'p.»011.,‘ for‘rho next January and itheir 531113098 here-
'pul‘pose’fiotmivlng applications tor.
must be tagger: in both Civilian and
.» .. ,. . . . . . army and n vy hospitals‘my'the younv
caucus “6W” ”mum” and: women who enter twilight this tint;
“r "WWW of 9m “5‘,- i’it» is the first time in the history of
ALBERT'WMELDRIDGE. -this country that students have been
MICHAEL SHEA, .»}.allowed totrain in‘nrmy hospitals~ and
‘Registinrs bowlers. Third ‘
District,’ior'lhé Term and City of Nor:
Voting
walk
Dated? at East Namath. Conn. rent
27th daylof Juli. 1918.
brought about the me‘asure. 10,000 ad?
'dit-ional nurses being“ needed fdr'evcry
.yrmillion men hangover hereafter. ’
nl Connecticut’squotaj; $450 is being
a, recruited byliheiwwiils‘inivisluntbt
. Elbe Cdnnecticut §tate Council of De-.
, Jeannine; Recruiting stations were open
ed‘throughout the states-ion Monday,
. N‘O'ric‘s
District “of ,Norwalk.
D.‘ 1013.
as. Probatel ,
"" ‘ : Augustull. Younguvomen between rile;
ls .ofi‘nlitete'en- and thirty-five “a”
, m wisely
armour drum e,
thleistst quot
the ‘e
manpower
l
variety. Gatherers in this country In bullets u‘fiflnfit 15"”.000 Wilhelm .
explainedfin, in!” hi the communal: unlocksot‘
only the unprecedented‘ldemand has-
andthe campaign will continue tintilmot.bmy..weulifacelved,
"
Willow
L'FOR TORCH
Crex Rugs. .
Claw-s
Gas‘lStovepv
DLD HICKORY FURNITURE ”W"
_, ill-‘Bmen'l‘mreat aredmtion from 1-4‘ to 123 6!.
“blast bench! to makemtoruur tall and messiah.
~--~‘CHARGE ‘AGCGU'N TS OPENED—~—
SterlingéFum‘ituie cuppa...
‘OR LAWN
Phone 105. I
‘127-‘131‘Wnsbmt‘ , onSt.
FIVEFIREMEN
. AND WORKMAN
"ARE'KILLED
“Continued Iron: Page One).
The’lrelnen killed belonged to the
Cortlandt‘gfiobk and Ladder company.
a volunteEr organization comprising
members of many well'kn-lu’n Peeks-3
kill families. The missing men are!
Dr, C. R. F. Greene, George H. Cass-
cles, Louis A. Barmore, tillarencc J.
Lockwobd,’.1."‘R. Selleck. members of
the fire company, and J. Torpy.
Wimbury Hotel Burned.
WATERBURY. August 1.—JHotlson's
Hotel, in Exchange place. which was
the scene of a more serious blaze at '3
night was caused by an overheated flue
and the fire worked into the partitions
and broke out anew this morning. The
.g
o'clock this morning. The trouble .nrt .
tremen .
Chance and wages «in! all—
mernonlt for men lm‘thrnau
of ‘duhtcen and forty-live years. in
good. physical condition. Apply N. Y.,
N. H. 4 i-I. I. i.
M.7 D. MILLER, Sup’tu Waterbury,
GuA. MWCH ELL, minim”.
at 1 g
Pinned fabrics are much in cri-
denee. ‘
badly damaged by lire. last night, was . '~
hotel-was tilled with actors and other
guests, and all were awakened at once
and left the building without accident.
’A large share of the damage is in the
cafe and dining-looms, which had rem
really been remodeled, and the total,
'damage caused by both tires is esti~
mated at not less than 550.000.
Powder Magazine Expiodes.
WILMINGTON, Del.. August l.——A
magazine and its contents, 500,000.
pounds or smokeless powder. at the.
Camey‘s Point. N. J.. plant of the Du‘
Pont Powder Company were burned
about 12:30 o'clock this morning,caus-;
ing a loss of approximately $250,000.,
No person was injured. A motor car
on a narrow gauge rahioad, standing;
iii-front of the magazine, became over-i
heated and caught fire. which commu-
nicated to the building. A;motor cart
and another small freight car were
burned. The dash illuminated the ‘sky
for many miles and caused much air
panoramas :
" .10 FIRST Sillfll‘ I
, iiastiiorwaili ,
1131.452
prehen'sion.
WG—-
STRANDED AT DIARIEN.
\
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~But Sixeoanbury Girls Are Rescued
— fromfild’Pliaht.
(Danbury News).
"The end of a perfect day" is .a
phrase which has been interpreted in
perhaps more and widely varying
ways than any other in the English
laughs; . it is finite probable that
no two persons had ever before
agreed on just what constitutes the
end Ora perfect day until a tow days,
ago whim it party of six. Danbury
young women were motoring home-
ward after Spending “one glorious
day" at Pelham Bay. Where they
were the guests of several of their
young menrtriends at the Naval
Trainln Station. ‘ '
“Theygwerc chugging'dnto Damon.
in high spirits. discussing ‘the hap-
penings oi the~dayrwhcn all of a
nudden and without onyuapparent;
reason. "Liz'ziewrefused-to vbulfill 17°},
part of the contract. i‘Now “Stateme-
has a niind of her" own stand no,
amount .oivctfaxlng would‘prev'all coolly
‘teries.
BATTERIES WILL meals in
COLD WEATHER . ,
Call 'at your ’Will'ai-u Service Station ~
where you will meet a thoroughly.
competent storage .bntery expen‘a‘rhe ,. ' ‘.
“11- give authorative advice .inuthllfl ,
sensation.
‘We recharge. repair “415W“ the
A rental battery toi- anymaks of on .
can hemmed sum time. 1.,
. ‘. For once Falls. was «adamant.
3:3 some time, in which vain efforts.
were made to secure assistance, the
girls Word‘dblige‘d to admit that the
were» stranded—diets ‘at night ‘snd'in
Nobody had any. so
as a posSlble way‘out-‘gf
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