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essmd heirloom! Cords.
B‘ii’scelltlneous Advs. : :: : : :
mammmnooumm‘
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two-rink. $1.90. W
TO LET
WANTib—THREE on FOUR on» FOR SALE-£01m 101ml man: T0.I.ET-—2 LARGE menswear ,
furnished rooms by couple. Centrally
hi’alea. With all improvements. Ad-
dress IL. care Sentinel ofllce.
WANTED—SPECIAL PRICES I‘AID
FOR EXPERIENCED HAND EM-
BROIDERED WORK. INSIDE \VUHK‘
EllS. ALSO WORKERS TO EMBROI-
DER AT HOME. STEADY WORK.
HOURS. 9 A. M. T0 6 P. M. CALL AT
102 WASHINGTON STREET. GRACE
EMBROIDERY WORKS, PHOMa
391. ‘ ~'
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in 1amfiy of two adults.
”White or colored. Call or write, Mrs.
F. E. Tripp, Thompson Cottage, Bell
Island, Conn. 98 3t
WANTED—~11 Gas ENGINE FROM
4 lo 6 horsepower in 14-1 condition.
. Must be 'cheap for cash. Address En-
gine, care Sentinel. 38 3t
WAthp—ALL AROUND MA
cl inlets, land men on switch board, as
eenlbling‘ loud wiring. Steady work.
Apply R. U. V. ‘00., Inc, Burritt aye-
nue and Day street. all at
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WANTgpaM. N. MAYEIIOFF &
Co., are in need of employes. Machine
operators, slecvers, fillers, pressers and
,other useful men and women. Permair
ent work‘at good pay. Apply at. once.
15 Merwinjstreet Nor-walk, Conn.
WANTED—MALE HELP. MEN EX-
..PERIENCED ON CUTTING SHIRTS
dlY PATTERNS. THOSE CAPABIJ‘J
Ole TAKING CHARGE OF BOARD
BREFERRED, GOOD WAGES ASS U u.
in). FULLERS sumr FACTORY,
KINGSTON, N. Y.
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WANTED—BOARD FOR TWO
chihirenfione your and two and one
half years of age. ll Chestnut street.
South Norwalk. Call evenings after six.
WANTED-3 0R 4 MEN 0R BOYS.
Steady work and good pay. Apply E.
II. Iiotchliiss Co. as IIOyt street, sor—l
walk, a’l 3t
WANTED—GIRL OPERATORS ON:
SINGER SEWING MACHINES. MOS’I‘
.I)E‘SIRABLE FACTORY IN ’l‘lib
CITY. VERY NEAT WORK. GOUU
WAGES TO GIRLS WILLING TO
‘WORJK ’STEADY. INQUIRE NOR:
WALK DRESS CO.. 85 \VASHING-
TON STREET, SECOND FLUtJlt.
ASK FOR MR. POLSK’Y
WANTED—GOVERNMENT Willi.
hold civil service examinations in Nor-
walk in August. 20,000 women clerks
to be appointed at Washington. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Women desir-
inr: government clerkships write {or
free particulars to R. E. Terry (form-
er Civil Service Examiner-, 315 Co:
lumhinn Building. Washington. a3 St
WANTED-"CIVIL SERVICE EXAM-
inations in Connecticut in August, :50,-
000 clerks to be appointed at Washing-
ton. Experience unnecessary. Men
and women desiring government clerk- -
ships write for free list of positions to
The. U. S. School of (Jim SerViCe.
Washington, D. C, (J. C. Leonard, tor-
mer Civil Service Eaaminer. Pres.)
WANTED —- MEN TO HANDLE
FREIGHT ON NORWALK Limit
BOATS. $60 A MONTHAND BOARD.
APPDY A1“ SO. NORWALK DOCK.
WANTED—GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS.
toilearn light factory work, 15c per?
hour paid while learning. 54 hour week.
Chance to strike goodpay. Webbing d:
Edging Corp.,183 WaShlnthP street. '
a7 (it
‘ _Ltd., Chestnut street. ,'
*WANTED—A COMPE’I‘ENT cook“
and laundressi’Apply at Town Clerk's
Oilice, City Hall, mornings after 10
o'clock. . ’ 3131,
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WANTED —— Locusnunr. firearm
‘EWSON 3: oo..‘ WANT :1 $0191.33?
or smear: encounters w
ONCE AND EXBMMENCED ul-
onmig OPERATORS. .
_ WANTED-U. S. GOVERNMENT
wants help immediately. Men,’women
18 or over. .19." month. 13131 p'hltlo'r'ié
rec. Frfank, _ n Institute, " being ”230'
Rochestef, N. Y. ' ’ 7
HOSPITAL noises. '
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wmrgoewignvnps you Nani
row cottdn fabrics. Apply J.‘ J. Casn,i
37 3t.
" tedar+hm clam nui'r- ' ‘
cowo, wih calls. Also some nice‘ sll'lil'ts
l‘dnd IliSS- Tel. 2010. Corner Conn, [and
;.9 3tlTaylor avenues. Louis S. Nyary. 3,9 31 Main street.
FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAR,
‘eiectl‘it! starter. demountahle rims. 1n rooms and bath. Also sworn in the
good condition. Can be seen at
Wehrle's garage. Raymond street. . I
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FOR SALE—SECOND HAND B1011!
‘cle reasonable Inquire at 34 North
iMaln street 7 or 8 p. m. a8 3t1
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: FOR SALE—SECOND HAND, Any-g
thing you want, any time}. what is it?‘
iWe want your rags, papers, iron, any-l
thing you want, any time. what is it?
a square deal always. Telephone us‘
or send a postal. Philip P. “112111011er
.52 Van Zant street. Phone 1182-5. '
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FOR SALE —— YOUNG DUCKS.
iweighting about four pounds. Mrs. No-‘
wait, Highland avenue, neat" Witch"
il.ane,.Phone 886. Va? 3tl
1 eon SALE-SOME CHOICE YOUNG
‘cockerels Single. comb White Legs
[horns ibred from winners. Storrs,
lConn., single comb Rhode Island Reds,
bred from heavy fall and winter 1113'."
.ers. Prices reasonable for quality.
Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland two-l
inue. Phone 1036. l
[l FOR SALEwA DOUBLE House, 7'
‘ rooms on each side, with all modern
'improvements for both familiotbu‘h:
family entirely separate. Well located
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in East Norwaik. Price} $3,500.11 bur-r
gain. "
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main st. Norma:
18M. rerun—memos
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250i Anniversary Salei
Clothing and Furnishings on
Sale at Less Than To-
day’s, Market. Value
COPYRIGHT
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(i N. Main Si 80. ‘liorwalli.
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Firemen
Chance for good w‘agos and Id-
vancement for men between the ages
of eighteen and forty-five year: In.
good physical condition. Apply N. Y...’
N. u. a H. R. a. “ 't
M. o. MILLER, Sup’t.. Waterbury, l
c. A. MITCH ELL, Sup't.. Hartford.
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LOST~SATURI)AY, AUG. 3. Bi},
,tween Coleburn 8: Lauder's and Water,
St, South Norwalk, gold watch Chain.
l long links. Finder returning to Sentinel
iofll‘ce will be rewarded. a7 31}
LOST—A LARGE SUM OF MONEY
between the railroad station and South
Main and Washington streets. Reward
will be given if returned to the Senti-i
nel office. it? 6t,
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LOST—A STRAW SUIT CASE“
lfrom back end of Ford car. betWeen pear at ”:9 time'and 91009 aforesaid,,increase
lrailroad station and St. Mary's Church to show cause, it any they have, why u the first hall
. around 3.30 and 4 o'clock VVednesday.llm“] decree should not pass as prayed. ; sold ab
Return to 85 Ward street, Norwaik.;
Tel. 1119. a8 31
do.
For the manger two diamond
banquet, rings. taken from my
house. at Shorehaven, South Nor-
;vizitllk, Conn., Tuesday night, August
Absolutelymo questions asked.
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‘ Plat}? ill lgleg? "Fellservaforr
Course. Rupil of saw ork Conservatory
pl Musicglifls’s J. Dance. .30 Cedar 81..
Sbuth Norwslkl‘
an “up. . -———— -__.._.
mm... .' use
egg Sufism...
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some, roomma-
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l are equivalent to 25 cents. so that ,5] .fi 3‘ Béldwin ‘Luc‘fim
.: the coast.
BemMKuch .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Kueh ans
0 comma'Enounce the marriage of their dangle
3' 41 south'ter, Margaret Elizabeth, to Seéley
. “9 3‘3 Lowndes Benedict. The ceremony was
performed in Bethlehem on July 23rd.
4,1111: Benedict is a member of Battery
‘A,.68‘th Regiment, C. A. C., and expects
attic. Furnished heat. Inquire at 25 to leave for overseas duty in the near
Concmd treat or, phone 294-3. a9 Z‘V'luture. ‘ .
Iy furnished, with one or tw
ing_rooms and gas rang
TO LET—JUPPEa FLOOR or
To .LETT‘li9USES" FLATS 3N1) Miss Margaret‘llalacy, stenographer
apartment In horwalk, South Named: in the cm“. of the Division No. 14
and Rowayton. Rents from $5 1 ' ‘ ' l
per month. Inquire Raymond Bron.
t . . .
. =two weks' vacation. Acco‘ Juli d try
I .31 409., it
Miss Helen Wells and Miss “any 1181'
lacy, she. will spend the time on an ex-
tensive tour through Elaine.
TO LET—PLEASANTLY LOCATED
7 rooms, bath, electric lights, hot wa-l .—
ter heat, hard wood flodrs. Apply 1! Mrs. Keeler. of Ndrwalk was a week-
-M. Layton. a8 3'. and guest of Mr. 3.90.3118,- Gitl’. 3,990"
. - f and son of the Ridge. at North $5111.14-
TO LET—THREE VERY PLLAJ mm, ,
sant furnished rooms, soieCl' neighor-
bod. To two adults. All improvedpout?l
$4.50 weekly, near trolley and
Inquire Sentinel office.
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stationi'en A. Rosenp
:1? tie spending the week
._ .ton.
TO LET—2 FLOORS or 4 Rooms} ~—.—,-r . .
each. Pleasantly situated on Wendi First Sergeant. Harold 8.,Sperrhot
ward avenue. lmpibvoments. Inquire! Fort Terry, Plum Island, has returned
56‘ Water street. “Telephone “54 orbiter spending a brief leave .01 shienCe
473'3' 37 3t ' at his home in “’estport.
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'ro LET—APARTMENT or Tunnel Mrs. Walter Rose, oi anllsnd street
rooms. centrally located, 310. Flreder_:lias received word that her husband.
lek Lauder, No. (snug. Main street. " Corporal Walter Rose. has arrived
Room 9. Phone 1656. all 3t‘ safely overseas.
lenter. pi Stamford. al‘e
TO LET—OFFICES, SINGLE ROOM Percy and Charles Mead are still
or two, or three room suites north enjoying a mum to the eastward and
light, wrner Washington street andwere last heard of at New London.
Railroad Place. For further particu-i 1" .
lars inquire at the Office of Old Well: Posting.- MI.“ been receiVed from
Cigar Co. [John Ian-minis, who is stationed at
1‘ Bensonhut'sl, In l.. with the naval re-
TO LET-41 ROOMS AT 9r. rnv- . 593"”-
lor avenue. inquire Mrs. R. TarloV, 16;
Grove street, or telephone 1852-12.
Mrs Fl‘f‘tl Ilanzhal and son Karl, cl
1 Lincoln avtnue. left today for line
l'tou. lines, l-liL‘I‘t“ they will Spend a
\ TO LET—DESIRABLE STQRRS IN: welt with relatives.
Hotel minors Block: renscr-ible rent! , _
and suitablp to needs “f tenants; be“? Bliss Anna E. Sieeamuller is enloyr
business location in city. Apply ‘0 int: a vacation from her duties at the
Harris & Gans CO" South Norwalk loftiecs cl .1. hi. Layton & Company, Inc.
:13 it; Wm... .
l DEATHS AND FUNERAL-5”-
Miu Ruth Montgomery: ‘
Ruth. the little daunhter of Lantern
1and Mrs. Fletcher ll. Montgomery.
_ '«l t at their home yestelrdaiviiin h'ell
'sm'ontli year. The funern W1 (‘1 w.
be strictly private will be held from
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. ‘ I. . , t 8 house 32 France hllef‘l.'billlll‘ll.
The I nltod 'Stntt .s of Am wilt-ri‘iioon. Rev. .1, Benton Warner of.
trict of Connecticut. 1 (totaling. The burial will be in River-
' Whereas. on the 7th day of August, “Lb. cemetery. ..
1918. Vulted States of America filed a’, “Site was a sweet little thing. salt:
libel in the District Court of the linit- a neighbor. “15:“: “‘0’"th Mm“ '
. . w.”n ’ v-raip
ed’ States for the District of (‘Onnecti- “flat; 212.3 2%).) illgflengfm." “.23
out against the 2'! gallons 01”“ 011733in strong. but had a way or making
(so called) in a cause of violation Act '
friends, and I shall miss her.”
of Congress June 20. 1006 Civil and WM -
Maritime. ETODAY IN WALL STREET-
And whereas, by virtue of process in? 3
due form of law. to me directed. re? 0
tuvnnble on the 2nd day of Se itoiiibm-,"10:‘3 a. m- — .
1918 i have seivcd and taken llI qt. cans Opening of today’s trading. but 111::th
and 12 half gal. cans oi! the said 24 lflleli' develollt‘d pronounced str orig.
gallons Olive Oil (so called) and have under the influence of veryt Blues)“; :3.
them in my custody. ll“: war advices. . U. S. flew in some
Notice is hereby given. that a Dis-Z point to 111, its highest p. rem do by
trlct Cou rtwiil be held in the United weeks. and similar gain§“e;etr:leum.
States Court Room, in the city or Canadian Pacmc’ niexlcunm rs with
Hartford. on the 2nd (lily of Septem-l American Can and PM?“ "ii“ fiethle
ber, 1918, for the trial of said preniIs-_;'llbei‘al fractional advances ll Q Ma!"
es. and the owner or owners, and, aliihein Steel, lleadlnz. D‘Stiriezh' Tele‘
persons who msyhhve or claim any'in—:ine Preferred _and Ame c. ’
' . ins were shown on
tel-est. ar )1 eh “I . hone. Further g“
e 91 y or ed to he and an D (1 activity before the end of
hour. Liberty 3 1-2‘s
ove par, one lot of 9100.000
g li'hnds at 100.02.
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[Hill NOIICE ,
NOTICE
. Zen, Ills.
NEW YORK, hug. 9. Wall Street.
~Stocks were firm at the
CHESTERFIELD c. MinnwnnoOks changln
U. S. Itiarslihl.‘l WALL STREET? Noon_.-—Trading
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T. A. M'CAR'I‘HII.g ~ . - was larger and
. ~ the morning
Deputy U. S. Marshal. , 3&2?“ scope than at any time in the
Thomas J. Spellec'y.
ar-
rest fertnlgm' .mesnlmilé 3:3: 2
U. S. Attorney. ftlcipated} at' gninaflot . 1 me-
' - on reports oi an earv 5:8
Aug. 7, 1918. . points
e controversy with the Gov-
fment of ill Steebheld undisputed
’ ”2d? " T53!“ orient». W 9mm? Ulla?
1.1.8? Skunk" .1 w” o ‘ZSW , 0W. 1 ' , .
11m} rill! 3m $00.“ ll mnnilla? It is . 1 '33: min 5. Associategv ‘12:? ”Sill.
9 call; used by natives of West Africa ' aged. [110129, ”mafia“ ‘3‘“le tobaécos'
(lid 15 said to Del—lie 1110St curious C01“ i active spmia‘tieé' ill-gs entremely ii"
iii the :world. In shape “manlllns” re-f although Sumatla nd ahibpmgs were
liflllllllf’, a horseshoe with the ,two ex- “gull?"- Meta? award
trepdtigb flattened’out liken comet‘s! Wnslmuoufi'ly' .3: ' .
£9.01- .neing mode 01’ solid copperw "
three—.eiglithsi of an inch thick, 'they ‘
weigh over eight ounces each. .In
“face value" seven of thcqépuebr coins
ORK. August 9, (Wall Street.-
31E? airlfiusiness dwindled in the
. “ " ' ‘lce levels were
arl afternoon but pr ‘ '-
gullyy maintained, path numerous addi
. 3 ~ . ~ . . ~ ointsond.
“"91 would be an rainstormir,dmpantanedvme-Oi 2 P .
* "Gin:
heavy ion . ‘ . r' t. “ES—9!?!“ Ore, Atlantlc _ . 1
Nat on}; are three ‘imnnill s”_}lsed~.p'litstg drilling}! utgstlvgrsiieififlgogg.
among' the natives, but recon? outlet fight 0 _
wins. ~ . ,
* The ratio: is... Real Elle?
" ’ oi. the ar-
. 188 Melt?
accept ”1me as leanl ten. r tar. _ oils: .
sold at theynrlous stores. At one time
this strangely shupcdmnneybun unite . ‘ _ , .. ., ._.
a large circulationineertaln ports .o iAgency has '29141, W239!”
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Miss Elizabeth Pléliett and Miss Hale
exféndli'ig its gain to'
olive was“ in‘
' The mom is replenished tron time to
_’- $1939.50 that it remains at that figure.
- , ‘ Muslim]. the Vosslsche Zeitupg says.
. or three weeks. even '11 there should
be a temporary stoppage of replenish- '
to i-Mdratt board. will leave ”will”? 0“ a '
~and in South :Wlla .
' of carving by Grludllug Gibbons, or
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reporter isdeflllltelr‘interestéd in some
.._ ._ :r‘i‘
W W EMWJIJ
glgdrigentfig fl”?!
Berlin has 2.20033th 0! frozen meat
in its municipal cold storage depots.
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On their present meat ration of one-
the Berliners are assured of 49““
88.011811 to least vall Greater Berlin two
agents.
fiow the cold storage of pork has
helped fiermany to “stick I!" is e;-
plfilped in an urticle in the Chemiker
: ung.Enr1y in the war. realizing ~
. be serious eifcct of the British biock- .
Lade On the meat supply. the govern-
ment directed the refrigerating indus-
try to mobilize its I‘QSUIII'CBS on,‘ the
.lnrgest possible scale. It was ordered
.10 .niglie preparations for dealing with
millions instead of thousands of pigs.
Cold storage plants were enlarged.
new ones built. and the system so ex-
tended thut today there is bully a
local community ‘wlthout its own re-
frigerating facilities.
My“
of its own. In case of We it will
$15.51.“ materially in the preservation of
. slshuble foodsmspeciiuly meat, eggs, ,
N
@513 and butter.
article, ‘fhuve taken advantage of cold
storage to the littlest extent. thereby
greatly easing the. economic conduct
.0! the war."
firm. or LONDings pretest
Collection at Wedded?" “”5““!
Juana, in tho Whit apel Art '
generics '
In a smut! snare In the h’lutechauel .
‘art galleries there l1".9..!ll§€'.“9l193..c‘ll'
let-lion which reconstitutes ill“. history
of London from the days when the .
Britons “'nll'llltd the gulleys of the 39' ,
mulls sweeping up the Thames river.
Therenre bits otIlomau pottery found
in the Thames mud. Photographs and ,
prints show how bits of the old Roman
Wall may still be‘touched‘by living
hands. And so throughout the long
story of the great old city there are re-
membruncea of its varying phases. of
Its ceaseless change: a beautiful piece
One or his" school. In St. Paul's
grotesquer carved brackets of wood
that once supported the beams of Tu-
dor houses; iron brackets beautifully
wrought by tun-lent cruitsprenpleutlwr
Jacks, out of which some Falstaff
quarried his suck; clay pipes, smoked:
in Queen Elizabeth's day by men whet
sailed the Spanish main; the old}
Whitechupel parish rcglaterrtelllng of
citizens who died of plugu’e. or born,
and married in the days before the
grant tire. on: when 418'” of kill! St. '
I’uul's rant: 1' r jby mid ism-row; 3' 3
These, and innny other relics, bring;
back the spirit of oldtime London to;
men and women who go.to the quiet!
and reettu-l plum- from the rush of
ulodcrn‘llfe in \\'iiitm-hnpel.
Some Old-Day Battles. g
The great odds in numbers whlcbl
the British army has land to face onj
the western from is no rare .cxpcrl-rt
cum- in its urinals. Wellington has}
borne witness to that {not in his re‘;
marks that Tnluvcru wus the only:
battle in which he had a numerical,
superiority. owing to the presence ot’.
the Spaniards, who, while showing-
murh personal gallantry. were badly
led. At all his other battles he had
(pvt-r men than the enemy. “At Solar:
IllllCll I hud 40,000 men, and the French t
perhaps @500). At Vittoria I had 60,-{
000 men ngulnst 70,000. At \Ynterlooi
the proportion was still more against1
me. I had 50.000 to 58,000; Napoleon
had near 80000. The whole army in
the south of France under my coul-
rnnud was considerably larger than the
force of Soult ut the battle. 0! Ton-
louse. but in numbers actually ems
ployell in that battle I had less than
he." an oi which goes to show that
strength and success do not noceo
suriiy lie with more weight of num-
bers. There are other 1‘nctors vastly
more csscntlul.—-Chrlstlnn Science
Monitor.
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Braking Airplane While Flying.
A braking mechanism for airplane; J
has recently been. introduced, accord-f
log to the Popular Science Monthly}
This consists of two rectangular planes
of small area. mounted on ashntt that
ruus_along the rear edge of the main
plane. and passes through the fuselage. l
The control is by menus of a hands
wheel and connections. which act in
conjunction with uhnndbrnke.
When an airplane lsiflyiug at a rate
of a hundred miles um hour the‘alr
pressure is not less than 30 pounds to
the square foot. It will thus be seen‘
that the added rcslstnnce‘of a few
extra square 1th of chorus has a you?
great retarding action onthe speed .01
the plane.
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Beauty War “Earlene .
The mail production the semen
campaign 9.1 livelier Shouts of Amer:
lea ls ll'ell under wily, spyg‘vfioy’s Life.
lily-err Benet eel. laurel». wet: troop
find every local council, necordiug.to
MW- ‘ 1 I u
,— ilzhls your erery.scout,,la.asked to be ‘
responsibletor seeming. one adult to.
agree towork with him on the scouts
Individual garden or oLtheIroop gar;
l.
donor onllthe, local council. garden.
tithe adult inlght be a scout‘s tether. his '
rothp'r'or his sister‘s be, Trellpw. his,
clefior indeedlany man who will
Ever! fortress has a freeing elem _
Amie German authorities." says the ,
’ ,, That’s All
iN. Y.. N. H. & H. TIME TABLE
1 10 :19, 11:12x, 11:5811.
fillet he sold to make room for
A
duguri Fr ,
deductions 011
Re!!! craters . ~ .
(Iouc Hamocks
Crex Rug
- on Stoves
Willow Elmira
Willow Rockers
Gas Stoves '
OLD HICKORY FURNITURE r " "
FOR PORCH OR LAWN
All Summer Furniture at a reduction from 1.410 13 oil“.
———CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED——
Sterling FurnitureZCompany
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our fall and winter stock.
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127.131 Washington St.
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Tel. 721.
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In Silent June 16, 1918
SOUTH NORWALK 70 new vonx'
A. M.—-1:47x. 52273:, 6:49x’. 6:08.
6.57x, 7218):, 7:54x. 822111. 8:59x, 9:243.
9:39. 10:33x. 10:52x.
. M.——-12:03x, 12:52 (Stamford
cnly).~1:09x, 1:38x, 32171:. 4:32x, 5.27x,
5:46, 6202:, 6:26x, 6:47 (Stamford on
IF). 7:02x. 8:06x, 9:20 (except Satur-
days). 10:07x.
Sundays.
A.M.—~12:34x. 5:27x. 5:49x, 8:59,
9:19x. 10:33:. 12:03x.‘
P. M.——1:09x, 2244):, 3.121. 4:32x.
5:16. 6:02x. 7:023; 7212):, 7:45x. 7:573,
8:0,6x, 10.07:. 10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—4;10x. 5:30. 6:34. 8100:.
8:51x, 9:15x. 9:45x, 10:50):
P. M'.—12.03x, 12:15x. 1:06, 1:09‘
(Saturday only), 1:35 (Saturday only).§
2:151: 2'57. 3:30x. 3:53, 4:13}: (except
Saturdays). 4:23, 5:13x, 5:29, 61001:.
6:03.\'. 8:103.’11:15x, 11:45x.
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10:03x. 1025011. , .
P. M.-—12:10. 1:03;.plt54x. 3235:,-
5:02. 5:25;. 0:00; 7:05x, . 0x, 8:23.
9:00x. 10:0,0x. 11:15:. 11:45x.
SOUTH NOBWALK To NE
' HAVE
N.
A. Ill—1216):. 12:58x. $37, 6:07
7:15, 9:19x’, 10:22x. 11:58x. _ .
P. ill—1:20. 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only). 2:41 (Bridgeport only,
Saturdays), 2:47 (Bridgeport. except
Saturdays). 3:27x, 4:28, 5:19.
6:51, 7:09x, 7:32 (Bridgeport only),
5:25:
Sundays;
A. M.——12:26x. 12:58. 7:43, 9:19x,
P. M.~.—2:10x. 3:05x. 4:42:, 6:33;
6:48.‘I:08x. 8228. 9:25x. 10:10x.
new HAVEN T9 SOUTH
NORWALK.
A, 11.12932. (9103;; 42533:, 5:50.I
6:50, 82051:, 8:30, 9:4lx, 1120.0.
' P. M.—'—12:1~7x.~3:40x. 4:35, 5:13x
5:32x, 5:37.’_s:11x. 9:18x.
“Sundays. _
A Iti.-4:10x, 4:53;, 7:55, 8:30x,
9:41x. 11:00. ’ .
P. hI.—-12:17x. 1:553. 2:23x. 3:40x.
4235, 5:13: 6:11x, 77:053. 951%. 9:35. ‘
1:40x. . ‘
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“A. lit—6:13, 8:27, 9:59x.
P. li-l.—-'1:27. 1:51p, 2:48 (Saturdays
only)}"4:39x, 5:27 (except Saturdays)
6:25. ‘ ~
' ’ . Sundays. ,
A. M.-+—9:25,~10:29x. _ _
ii. Mrs-3:15. 7:20. . . -
.DANBURY 'ro BOUT-H NDRWALK
“A."M.—-;8:00. 7:25. 8:25. 10:05:,
1.1550. ' , ..
. ‘P. lit—4:33, 7:07. 8:36 (except Bur
urdayo). .
‘ “ ~ - , Sunday-
A. ‘ 51.4-7th
“P. Mw—H
, .
’ders solicited.
7/1.
6:21. .
Phone 105.. .
decorating,‘ palnter's sunpliesf wall
paper. up-to-date styles, lowest prices. 1
Estimates cheerfully given, malpr-
Tel. 400, Alexander
White. 61 1—2 91!! avenue.
Union Parcel Delivery. Edvard I.
[Fisher-u. proprietor. Trucking. Lou . .
and he”).
distance hauling. Light .
trucking. Olllce telephone: 1681. .309
House connection. . . _ ~ ,
OETCloiliinb 1 " '4
Bought
Highest prices paid for old V
clothing. .
, We will call for it if notified.
/
v:
S. LEVEY
'58 Water Streets: 80. Nor-walk.
Near Harrie Gr. Gane’ Coal Olflee.
r
Twin Arie hum o" ' " "’
non ANDSGRAP mourn-
;pv, urrrALs aim one
AUTOMOBILES
~—
L. EFFRON
8 Bowen St.
\
Phondlfli
TIRES '
flu tutor-r and in All slur ‘
Illli curtain
toured .
Allied—28,
Fall Term '
j Opens _
nomads, “sonar; _,
. PAINTING -— Pneumatic
. ”If A,
'dflli
“ :fliil
Directions 3
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