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WANTEQ-EXPWRNCED 8.00.6 Fen slits—yum. gnocchi) use] To LET-FIVE goons AND BATH flag 5%: $532: $21 ”m "“I ‘m' "‘ ""‘1'
salesman Inquire at Keeler‘ s Shae sey COW- Apply tot}. l“. Foote, Smihngl bath all improvements 220 Fast Ave
Store 155 Washington St. So Norwalk. Film Wilton, Conn,
Conn. 11 13 3t
11 13 3t Inquire George L Button 82 Fort St
wwrhoenwxcn, ABOUT 20
feet.
bor View avenue, Harbor View Beach
9.13 61; almost new. Darien village, near “one, business location in city, also loft for
porches, improx ements manufacturing purposes of 3 000 square
WANTED-FIREMAN WANTED,
steady woxk, good wages. Apply Jonas
& six’aumburg, Inc, 85 Spring St. So
Norwalk. 3 12 3t.
WANTED—STRONG AND SOUND
work horse weighing 1,300 to 1,400
pounds. Blithefleld Farm, Wolprit HUI
Road, Norwalk Tel. 1140. a 12 3t
WMIEQ—A POSITION As CHAU-
flour with private faintly 10 years the
perienc'e chauffeur and moon c on
any lbake of cars. Addreiss Chauffeur
care of Sentinel a 12 3t
‘W NTED—MQTOR BOAT CRUIS-
cr. feet long. Address Motor Boat
care of Sentinel a 12 3t
WAFIED—CHEF, MAN 0R WO-
man Good. w 955 Apply Imperial
Cafe, 9 Railroad avenue. ‘ ‘a 12 3t.
WANTEHlRL OPERATORS 0N
rainboats. Steady wmk all year round
Also girls to learn cementing. Apply
marry Harris, 52 W ater street South
.Norwnk.‘ am 31
WN‘JTED—A’l‘ ONCE GOOD MAN
as fgi'uier, also expe1ienced cook for
large household. Phone 1881.
WANTED—A MAN TO MILK AND
do general woik on the place one ov-
er thé draft age will do 840 per month,
board 11nd wushlng. Address T W A05
ten, Darien. Phone 65-3. I 1110 3t
LOST
WANTED—GIRL WAVTEI) FOR
light houscwotk Call evenings after LOST—~11 DEMOUNTABLI" 'RmIt
and tire. Reward on rctmninz
six. No. 10 Union stieet, South ,Nm-
walk. 1110 36
-——-4
WANTED—hf. N. MAYEHIOFF in
Co, are in need of e1nploycS.Macbine,
operatms, sleevers, fillers. p1 essew and.
. other useful men and women. Perman-
ent work at good pay. Apply at once.
15 Mprwin street Norwalk. Conn.‘
vi
WbNTEDTGJOVERNMENT WILL
hold civil service examinations in Nor-
walk in August. 20,000 women clerk:
to be appointed at Washington. Ex-
pcrionce unnecessaiy. Women desir-
ing government clerkshlps who for
free liai‘ilculals to R. E. Terry (fo1m«
er Civil Service Examiner-. 315 ’C0-
Jumblnn Building, Washington. 33 8t
WhNTEHIRLS OVER 16 YEARS
to learn light factory work, No per
hour paid while learning. 64 hour week.
Chance to make good pay. Webbing 6:
Edging Corp., 83 Washington street.
a7, 6t
WANTED—U. S. GOVERNMENT
wants help immediately. Men. women.
‘18 or own. 6100 month. List positions
roe. Franklin Institute, Dept. 23G,
Rochester, N. Y
FOUND.
FouNo—A POCKETBOOK CON
taining a sum of money on “Ashton
' ton stleet. Finder can have same by
. proving propenty. Inquire 'of C. E. Nutv
ting, 75 Flax Hill Rhad.
POlJND—A SKIPF, OIWNER MA!
have same by proving property and
paying Chaige. Stephen Yobbagy. 19
Windsor Place. So. Norwalk. after 5
20- m.
l
spawns: hairless,
PAINTING ‘ warm-HANGING
decorating, painter's supplies; wall
paper. tin-toast: styles. lowest prices
Estimates cheerfully given, Trial or-l
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander'
(White, 61 1-2 E13“ avenue. ' '
. Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
Flaherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long
No junk Geo. H. Hy.de 46 Her-l
IN FOR SALE—A GOOD ROAD HORSE
Hugo Ruehl West Norwalk a 13 3tI
FOR SALE—BUNGALD FOR. SALE,
seven rooms,
paitly installed. Over one acre of land.
hennery shade, fruit. 82, 500. Richards.
. Dal len 11 13 3t.
eon since—roan TIRES SECOND I
.L' Effron Rowan street, East Norwalk.
Phone 441. :1 I18 3t
FOR SALE-SOME CHOICE YOUNG
cockerels. Single comb White Leg-
horns. bred from winners, Storrsn
lConn. ., single comb Rhoda Isl nd Rolls, 3
’brcd how heavy fall and writer lay-
me. Prices reasonable for quality.
Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ave
nue. Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—~A DOUBLE HOUSE, 7:
rooms on each side, with all modernl
.1
improtcments for both families flinch
:Apply Harris & Gans Co. So. Norwaik.
a 13 6t.
each. Pleasantly situated on Wood
I 56 Water street.
or two, or three room suites,
Iligl1t,coxner Washington street and
inallrond Place. For further particu-
lars inquire at the office of Old Well
Cigar Co.
East N01 walk Conn Phone 331
'ro LET—DESIRABLE srouns 111
{Hotel Clifford Block: reasonalfia rent
and suitable needs to tenants; best
feet on Water Sb. Space for automobile
on So. Main St. opposite Clifford Hotel.
TO LET—2 rmoas'or 1 nouns
ward avenue. Improvements. Inquye
Telephone 3654 01‘
173-3. '
T0 LET—OFFICES, SINGiaE BOOM
north
family optirely separate.- Well
in East Norwalk Price 83, 500)}. bar
gain.
lor avpnpc. Inquire hire. R. Tarlo't, 16
Grove street, or telephone 1852-12.
TO 1.5.1213 Rbfllld 62" um
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 86.11%“:
thugs
Firemen
Chance for good wages and Id
vanccment for men between the ages
M. D. MILLER, .Sup't" Waterbury,
C. A. MITCHELL, Sun't.. Hartford.
fl:
Modern Murket,15 North Main St. 80
Norwalk 1
t
117 (it
‘ MUSICAL. . I
Plano ' instructions Conserl'afory
Course. Pupil of New mk Conseriwatou 1.
P‘t—r 7"?" ..
1
South Norwalk.
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WWW“.
25th Anniversary Sale
Sale at Less Than To-
day’s Market Value
COPYRIGHT
Cluthing C0.
6 N. diam Si
TODAY IN WALL STREET.II
WALL
l
u l
fl
,1
STREET Noon *Gains I
tamong mils in the investment class Naming Thomas W
wele lnalerldlly increased during the 1' eduul I1 cod Admin. stiator, to the cf-
feci that some gioccrs in the city are
morning. coaleis assuming greatci.
gain of four points, while Elk Horn I
Coal rose 1 3- 4.
Western and Southwestern roads were c
isville 8: Nashville, Illinois Central 9
Among
specialties the noteworthy feature “as
General Motors, which lost ycsleiday' a
gain of five points.
5:.
NEW YORK, August 13
Street, 10: 30 a. m)—R:1ils gave prom- d
ise at the opening of today's Stock
Market of extending their
gains, trauscontlnentals and grangersi
showing pronounced strength. Initial
advances in those divisions ranged
dléiance hauling. Light and heavy
trutiking Office telephones 1581. 3001
House Connection.
paepiné?6§‘fi“é”fior WAVE I
The hot sun is doubly dangerous if
{hate is a mass of undigested food in
the stomach, causing distxess and hotel
intoxication, casting congesting pol-
sons tlnonghout the system. Foley
Cathartlc Tablets give prompt and
sure relief. They act gently but do
. their work thoroughly. They cleanse
the bowels sweeten the jtomach and
11611th the liver. Recommended for in
i
l
l
from large fractions to a point, Union
Pacific leading. Coaleis also made.
further substantial improvement on a,
moderate inquiry for Reading and
Nbrfblk and Western. Industrialsl
were uncertain U. 8. Steel récordingI-
a nominal loss, but soon rallying with:
Crucible Steel and Pressed Steel Gar.
Sumatra Tobacco was strongest of the
specialties, gaining on. points.
WALL STREET,1:30 p. m.——Trad-
ing slackened perceptibly during the1
intermediate ‘perlod, but the marker
gully main ined om strength and
readtho l 8 Steel
approached item “Winglgm 1110.32.17
ion Pacific 51 other‘ails also mov:n «
to higher ' s and American, Tele-
Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent
and suitable to need: of tenpnts; best
business location in city. Apply to
Harris at Guns Co, South Somalis
' 113 if
ozoeinltte‘ena11cm:1 fozty-flva year: lnNORWALK MUST
6.323111, :1. ‘5'“ n... Apply N. Y., .EI‘XE 49 MORE
They will be entrained on August 27.
lists.
to.i They are the following:
i '1. ',ill
LOSE—A LARGE SUM OF MONFY 66' 160.6. Naugailiclt, £25. J £1-
between the railroad station and $0111.15 ““170. NO- 3 00800“: 5
Main and Washington streets. Reward ““‘geflem- 3‘ N" 14 “ma": 492"
will be given if returned to .tho Senti-
nel office.
No 15. Greenwich, 53; No.18. IKor-
irlngton, 58: No.19; Canaan. 89; No.
20 New Milford 68 Total. 1,272.
to be entrained but August 27. They
of Music Miss J Deuce, 30 Cedar 8t,:,IBrflnf0r(l,-18;N0
‘9.
.73; No. 11, Grolon, 71; No.
‘2]. hilddlctown. ill:
50; No.
Clothing and Furnishings on . IAUTO SMASHES
and thc others were his passengers,
Euhn had (halted the cm to take 1111111
land loaded the wrcck Sll'l‘n foremogt
IIonto their mocking truck and took it
So Vorwa'u iiJl‘lcled muth attention uhilIc passing
prominence on Norfolk 8; Westerns “lung ““395 DIODOIUOIIS
Shares of numerous a statement from him today that no
included in the advance, which alEo ulations which would permit this and
embraced cotton éarriers such as Lou. that “‘9 ””3 ”Win“ ”‘9 sale 0‘ a“
and Southern Railway Pfd. Indus-I in fdr.ce,
- trials made less progless, although U I
' S. Steel‘advanced a point
Liberty 3 1.25 erick Lent, pesto: of. the First Bap-
continued strong, with Anglo-French tlst church, or this city. today an-
(Wall dency of Elmira College, recently ten-
Bwrk at the college some time in Sep-
recentt tember.
TO LET—DESIRABLE STORES IN
(Continued from l‘lrst Page.)
Allotments have been made in two
The first list,con1priscs those
but are. to be entrained on August 26
Bridgeport. 442; Stamford. 58: W11-
er'bur), 137; New Britain ll!)
State Doal'dszo. "‘ F“;
«a.
The second list is of those that are
(re the following; .
Hartford 200; New Haven. 312.
State Iloards- No. l, llust Hartford
.6; No. 3, Thmupsonvllie. 71";No. 4
5, 1‘.'\lo .31 2‘. 7.1: .‘.‘n
. Ne“ London 62;i\ “ T'Cor'.\"'t...
16, l‘ul-
\N'illizg-n'iilr. 8:: No
No. 22. Soybl‘uok.
Total, 1.228
mm. .10; No. if,
on
.1).
Rockvlllo, 4 l
REAR WHEEL
(Continued from Page One)
0 Ne“ Ymk city
licllwnrd &. Buttery were summoned
0 their Rircr street garage. it al-
liiough “all street.
FLOUR SUBSTITUTES STILL IN
FORCE.
NEW HAVEN, August 13.—-Repoxts
Farnnm, local
of flour
ha nthey 1111- of substitutes, brought
hange has been made in the foodr-cg
qual pmport‘. on of substitutes is still
ACCEPTS ELMIRA COLLEGE
PRESIDENCY.
NEW HAVEN August 13. —Dr. Fred:
nounced his acceptance of the Diesl-
cred him. He expects to take up his
~—
no PLACE TO SHINE
HA- HA I
Hill is
wulflfl
WI Akfi
,. mole
10901.05
1827 it was doc; .6?"
skip should con t”
the first to deny the report
“9 eme-
Wonpetoomncl. Wenpbppthu 1
ahddallywithredupotoomh. v.1-
smoteomnclamitdweandusefli:
weed too much. “a drink .too much.
“9 prink too much. I think we even
think tog much -—Oscar Sublet: 111*
Health (f ulture.
«—
80.69% Rat»
Baseball 111:) ens the as superstitious
.15 Zulus. In no 11 111 is this more lucid
Lt 1110;511:1110 0.1011 in the 06,138 {um
some of them in! lab upon in} ordlnjup
baseball but Manufacturing, mg m
Popular 81' more Monthly. oil and shel-
luc their hats to make them sleek,
fresb, and, the superstitious ' W
player proweds to ‘use glans, bone.
sandpaper and of but not to remove the
finish W by. "1 0b, “Just because " to
title 11 walnut: s reason He mp] have
a notion that the but will last longer
without it But the truth is that tip-
I shellac wally acts as n preservatlvp of
the hood.
Some linsebull player! imagine that it
is impossible to make a strong hit with
it new but, because the that is
that the balls shade on it. 0122;; he
More that scraping a but fill: up the
ir'eihos and cracks and thus lengthen:
the life of tho but.
3.11mi. In 7”)” ”I?
According to New Tori: lengths
bushel shall consist of seventy pounds
of lime or course suit, but}? pounds of
wheat, pens potatoes, clarer or
bonus; ttfty seven pound: of on one:
nmmtx pounds of Indian corn, rye or
line salt; fifty-lire pounds of linseed;
dflpfom' pounds" of street potatoes'
fifty pounds of utmngelll rye meal or
carrots; toxivdb poundaa boring or
buckwlietltpi‘m'
gross, timothy s roughrlce' for-
ty~four oundsof sea lnInnif'Iéomou
seed; i ty tlncc [rounds of dried
peaches; thirty two pounds of cuts;
thirty pounds of hpluud cotton seed;
iwnent; “file pounds of dried apples,
twcnty pounds of bran or silos-1:. For
11 11111111911111 purl of the bushel u like
fractional part of the above weights
shall be required.
Order of tho Thistle.
be Order of the Thistlcflb a Scotch
staunch“:
0'78?
the rotsult of a prop of a bright ores;
soon. in the hon by Admins. king
of the 8(1),an
l‘lcts, tvhlo then!“
1130:, klns of the
ore ed in
pray er on the 11%.: before flu battle
ulih Atheistuti. g of 1111133111180
for as the records show, bower“. it.
Wil . eitlierrecstubllslied or founded in
to T by James ll. of England by the
lppolulmout one lit kulgbta’.
The order collar,l .but was “tired
by Queen Anna on Dec. 81. 170;. In,
t the Edinbur-
the Is6iorcign
and sixteen knights. but others of the
royal family were admitted.
Two View; of. the Can.
A prospective Wdegroom made his
first call on his future bride in com~
pony ulth 11 marriage broker, and
while in the parlor waiting for the up
heurnucc of the family the btokcr drew
the young mun‘s attention to n gloss
closet containing a handsome silv or set.
“Just look at these things!" he said
“You (an see how wealthy these peo-
ple are."
"nut is it not possible that these arti-
cles were borrowed for the occasion,"
inquired the suspicious young man, “so
its to give on appearance of wealth?"
“What an ideal" answered the agent
rcpiovlugly. "Who in the world 11' cold
lend them (my thing? '
Always in the Load.
The \Iorning‘,r Star announced the
death of William B. Jones when he
was not. (loud. writes Simeon Sirunsky
in the New York Evening Post. The
next duylt prhited the following 110-
ticc:
"Yesterdm we Were the first newspu
per to publish the news of the death
of William B. Jones. Today. we are
The Mom,
lug Star is always in the loud?’ ' .
' Her Excuse.
Mother-Alice, I was ,very much sur-
prised hnd shocked last evening when
I passed the parlor door and saw Mr.
\S’oodhe with his face close. to yours.
Dniightor -— Yes. momma; isn't it- a
shame? The p_oor fellow ls,so awfully
nearsightcdi—Loudon Telegraph.
Just a Step.
"You may not believe it. mum, but
I wunst knelt 111 do feet of a queen. "
"And how did you fall so low as to
beconie :1 trump?" '
“It Wtuh’t much of 11 full- mum You
me. i was a super in do movie: "—8:-
.19
’ To and Bottom. , ‘
cbh'o lot is a humble biqlvid
n the profession he an
.. content to remuln a; the 100*. The
.Than In Year Before.
——
llu gust Foal
Reductions 011
Refrigerators
Couch Hamsuocka
Crex Rugs
true
m
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11 AMERICAN r001) SHIPMENTS
TO ALLIE§
“fl
1:11:11
19..1617....... 2106600000 lbs.
191718. .......3.011,100.000 lbs
Increase. 844,600,000 lbs.
.—....
l
CEREALS,
1910 17. .1... .... . . 250,900,000 bu.
* 191748...........860,800.000 bu.
increase. .. 80.0%.“ bib
##flinfiauW}
I
Inpsswssnssusaeb
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i
*
“1.000.000 90900.3 of urn the
ear ending June 301736.. 4Tb]? has
sen made 1195110119 1.; the nipple.
muted cooperation of the people,
who. beside: practicing WI.
P!" encoded no communal and be.
sponllcd nobiy to the up}! will
shroud.
Food Administrator Hooter. la 8
letter to President Wilson, gives a
brief summary of the wt. of food
conservation in the United States and
of the actlslbles of 1“de Admin-
inflation to this end. The conserva-L
lion measures have been put through
practically on a voluntary basis which
is regarded as a splendid tribute to
the patriotism of the American people.
Meat shipments were Increased 844.-
000.000 pound: during the first fiscal
your, :9 compared with 9111' meat on
port: during the year before America-
entered the 11111..
The total mine of these food ship-
uenu,” Mr. Homer wrote President
ilson, "which were in the main pn1~
chased through or with collaboration
of the hood Administration, amount
to, roundly. 81. 400,900,000 during the
fiscal yacht "
In 101617 the United State: sent
the Allies 2,]00.1'100,000 pounds of
meat. In 101748. with ivoluntary con-
Oil Stoves
Willow Chairs
Willow Rockers
Gas Stov‘es
OLD HICKORY FURNITURE 7 '
FOR PORCH 0R LAWN .
All Slimmer Furniture at a reduction from 1-4 to 1-3 of.
mine sold to make room for our fall and Wintcr stock.
Harris 8166116
1. That's A11.
In an 1. no a s n a a a pet a: p. ”CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
In spite of a subliminal food supp”
page:thumbs" Sterling Furniture Campany
1:1.000000 11113119136136; 322223 127-131 Wflfiblflgm St' “lone 195'
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COAL
03 Wall: Btu”
1'01. 731»
servatlon practiced in America. and.
aided by extra weight of nnlmals, we
w
sent the Allies 2,011,100,000 pounds of
meat, an increase. of 844,000,000
pounds.
Wheat Saying Enormous.
When the Food Adinlulstrotiou up;
can operations in the summer of 1917,
this country was facing a large deficit
in whoot.‘ Counting ln‘nll'corry-over
wheat from the 1010 coop, we had at
the beginning of the 19l7 hurv est year
just enough “heat to take care of
Anicrlcu' a normal consumption,——not a
bushel of surplus.
At the close of the l917-18 harvest
your the Food Administration‘s official
mml‘ls showed that our total wheat
shipments to the other side had been
141,000,000 bushels. Evory‘ bushel
shipped was.,1\'lzci1t saved by» the
American people from their normal
consumption.
In cereals and cereal products re-
duced to terms ,of cereal bushels our
shipments to Allied destinations w erg
840. 600.000 bushels, 80,900,000 busheli
mom'thun the amount sent In 1016-17.
‘ Included in these figures are 13,000,-
000 bushels of rye and the 141,000,000
bushclaof snvcd whcut. In addition
we sent the neutrals dependent on 11:
10,000,000 bushels of prime brcndstufll.
“These figures do not fully convey
the volume of the effort and sacrifice
made during the post your by the-
whole American people." the Food Ad-
ministrator wrote. “I am sure that
till the millions of our people, agricul-
tural as well as urban. who have con-
tributed to these results should feel
a very definite satisfaction that in a
year of Universal i’Ood shortuges in
the Northern Hemisphere, all of those
people Joined together against Ger-
niimy come through to the new bar-I
rest, not only with health and strength
fully maintained, but with only teln-
pdi'ary periods of hardship.
‘zlt is dllhcult to distinguish bop
tween various sections of our people-r.
the homes, public eating places, food
trade 11111611. or agricultural popula-
(Ions—yin assessing credit, for thou:
results, but no one will deny the dom-
indnt part of the American women.
.,
I’.
10:03x.
91261:.
5.qu11 snoarnoe 1111's
6min Allin PQETUGAL
In Spain and Portpgnl sugar priced.
”cheering. Both countrlcsdmve been
seriously affected by the short beet
sugar crop in Europe and the luck at -.
ocean tonnage to move stocks of cane
sugar Isolated in far away ports. ‘
.’~
N. Y., N. H. & H. TIME TABLE
In Heat June 16, 1918’
scum ManALK T0 new YORK
A: M.-1:47x,
6571:, 7:18x, 7:64x, 31211:, 8:69;, 9:24x,
9:39, 10:33x. 10:52:.
M'.
only), 1: 091:, 1: 38x. 3: Hit. 41321:. 5. 271,
5:46. 6: 02:, 6: 26:, 6. 47 (Stamford on
ly). 7: 02x. S: 06:, 9:20 (except Satur-
days), 10:07:. - I
A. 11.—12:31.1, 15:27:, 52491:, 8:69,
9:19x, 10:33x. 12:03x.
P. M.—-—1:09x. 2:44x, 37121:, 42321:,
6:46. 6:03x, 72021:. 7:12x. 72451:, 7261:,
8:06;, 10.67:. 10:10.
NEW YORK 70 SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-—4:10x.
8:61x. 9115;79:4511. 10:60::
P. M..~——1203x. ‘
(Saturday only), 1: 35 (Satiirday only),g
2:15! 2: 57,3
Saturdays). 4:23. 5:13x. 5: 29, 61001:,
6: 03:, 8:10x. 11:15:; 11: 451:. .
A. M.—§:.00 8: 001:, 9.00x,
10:60x.
P. M.—12210. 1:03x, 1:54x,
6:02, 6:251. 6:00x, 7:05x, 8:103, 8:23,
9:00x, 10:00x, 11:15:, 11:45:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
A. M—L’Z: 261:.
7:15, 9:191: 10: 22:, 11: 58):.
M.-—-1:20. 2. 20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only), 2:41 (Bridgeport only,
Saturdays). 2: 47 (Bridgeport except I
Saturdays), 3127):, 4: 28, 6:19,
6. 51 7: 091:, 7: 32 (Bridgeport only),
So nclaya
A.M.—12:26x.12:58 7: 43, 9:19x,
10: 19 11 12x, 1125811. .
, P.‘M.——2:10x, 3:05x, 4:42x, 6:33:
6:48, 7:68x, 8:28, 9:251". 10:10x.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
A. M.—12:25x, 4:10x.
5: 50, 8: 05x. 8. 30. 9: 413. 11: 00.
P. biz—~12 17x, 3' 40x. 4: 35,
5.8211, 5: 37, 611111, 9: 1811‘.
811
A M.—4:10x,
9:41x, 11:00
P. 11.—12: 17x, 1: 65):, 2. 231:, 3: 40x.
4: 36 5:131, 61111:, 7: 0511,,91133. 9. 35,
P. M1492: 15. 7: 20.
DANBURV TO SOUTH NORWALK n.
Granulated sugar, home grown. man HA0 “‘6' 09’ '1 25' 8 25'10‘05‘
being noidln Bai'celona, Spain. duxln ' ,
d the early auntmer at ‘10 cents a noun 3' ”"4 33' 7 97. 8‘36 (except 3“
pal-la or brown sum in ., “ml": , .. is ll: *
' rm. ' "I” II"
A. Ma—T: 50 .
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1; 1
5227):, 5:492. 6:08.
~—12'03x, 12: 52 (Stamford
' Sundays.
5:30, 6:34, 8:003,
Arrangements have been completed:
for the field day of the local Junior
Food Army which will Ibe held tomorg
row on the estate ’21 Mrs. P. W
Brooks which was kindly donated fat
the occasion.
.vr'
subcontract 116m"
You can: at say it came unequcw? .
only. Seals before warning was age? .
en. That dyspepsia, constipation, ll“?
ct- trouble Was an equl'l'mml'slndoflb’ ”
of" common events. To .the 1111111th
spelled blood deficiency, which“: M
physiologiocause of along list of M!
stit-utlonal. functional“ nerve, hon
and tissue ailments. I
The Mechano Physical Therapy In."
stitute provides the agency of Meter:
lug normal conditions in trouble
both sex, which institution is squib»,
bed with all modern apparatus.
Hoyt’c Theatre Building
Entrance Room No. 3 -,
I". R. OABTELMNO, Rifle...
"on Clothing?
Bought
Highest prices paid for old
clothing.
We will coll for it if notified..-
S. LEVEY .. . _
58 Water Street, 80. Nomalk.
Near Harris 6 Gem'- Coal Office.
12: 45x, 1:06. 1: 09
3:30} 3: 53, 4: 13): (except
i
Sundays.
9:21x.
3:35x,
1
HAVEN.
12: 581:, 5: 37 6: 07
1:011:01 .«
ricochet:
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10 riasr stare:
East Norwalli
hit. 152 ‘ ‘
9
6' 21.
NORWALK. -
4: 53x, 5:50.
5: 13:
nydas
4:63x, 7:55, 8:30;
11:40x. . ' ~ _
SOUTIH NORWALK I'ro IDANBURY . opens \ r“.
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P.M_.-—1: 27. ‘x ' our ays .. _ .
only), 4: 39:, 6' 27 (ehcept Saturdays) sept. 3
6: I2§. :.- . _
" Sundays. ’ .
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Mornings ‘Ulliil‘
August 28 . .
Fall Term,
Norwalk Chronicler