Wants 'l‘o Let. For Sale, Busi- ness and Professional Cards. Miscellaneous Advs.: OnthhmMIJivnWordnorl-uam 'l'hrontimnglipo; Onanok, $1..00 Blackfnon or Onpn Doubln Prion. 'ro LET—~HOUSE, 59 count MAIN street, head of Elizabeth street.‘ Large 3 15 3t. airy rooms, modern improvements, oc cripancy at once. Rent reasonaiil F _. 1". tattoo, experience if any, 889 and the MM:?I:A4::S:. BWUilftfr fag“): ER Apply 9 Elizabeth street or phone salary desired to start. Address Mr- Ibody in good condition lilr'iss.u.i.m::r 12492 15 3t .1: 11. Josselyn. care of The Rattles” Jones 295 M 11in St. Norw k 1 1 (ompany, Bridgeport Conn. 11 15 31 al .111531 cocoon" Classified Advertisements I 9g“— wazvrnn I r011 sans ~ i I ‘ I WANTED-WE HAVE AN ExcnP-‘ For.1 SALE—MOTOR BOAT 26 Ft. tionally good oppo1111niry in our ad‘ér‘ by 9 ft. 10 horse power engine. Inquire. 111mg dept. for a boy or 1011118 me“ 105 Harbor avenue M110 is desirous of makins advertismg Ind selling his life's work,- stars edu- TO LET FOR RENT——5 ROOM FLAT, 3rd I'floor cheap L’Hommedleu Build -— F0 _ “’5 WANTED—TWO OR THREE DE- osmgittfuesgggngogggfsgm 2; East end of bridge Inilull‘e, A. C. Knarr pendabie men for light factory work ,Iconvenient home with all imi‘irdtile- IPhone 78 a 15 3t ‘Apply Goldstein Bros. Fur dressers merits Terms reasonable. inquire 1’19: and dyers. East Norwalk. Conn- 11 15 3‘ Seaview Ave. 11 15 .11' T0 LET—UPPER FLOOR 0!“ 4 rooms and bath Also a room in the attic Furnished heat Inquire at 26 FOR SALE-MERCURY MAXWELL Concord street or pho e 294-3.‘ 11 13 3t Runabout Good condition C. E. Unders wood. 35 Quintald A\’ 9. SO. Norwalk TO LET—DESIRABLE STORES IN a 13 31- lHotel Clifford Block: reasonaure rent and suitable needs to tenants best F - . 1 on SALE FULL BLOODED 5”“ la business location in city, also loft for 2311?ng ly Cm G 1" Foote Smiling. manufacturing purposes of 3, 000 square 11. on“ a 133 tIfeet on Water St Space for automobile ._. _ ' on So. 'Main St. opposite Clifford Hotel. FOR SALE A GOOD ROAD HUME Apply Harris & Gans Co. So. Norwalk. Hugo Ruehl West Norwalk 9. 13 3t WANTED—YOUNG WOMAN TO assist in the Shipping office. Apply, Ray- mond Bros. 11 13 3t WANTED—GIRLS WANTED Al’- ply, Norwalk Steam Laundry. 43 Dali street. a 14 3t WANTED—~BOY TO LEARN THE printing trade. No better time titan the present. An excellent opportunity for ambitious youth. Inquire at the office of the Evening Sentinel. I I . FOR 5ALE~BUNGALOlV FOR SALE . I almost new. Darien village, near trottey WANTED-"EXPERIENCE? SHOE seven rooms, porches, improv'ements salesman. inquire at K991i” 5 Shoe partly installed Over one acre of land Store. 155 Washington St. So. Nor.waik, ,hcnner Railroad Place. For further. particu. . y shade, fruit. 32, 500. Richards. . 1 (01111, a 13 3t: D rlen a 13 3t |lars inquire at the ofllce of Old “ell 'Clgar Co. To LET~0FFICES, SiNGLE ROUM or two, or three room suites, north light, corner Washington street and V v ‘ ‘ “ANTEDF'LAUV” ABOUT 2": FOR SALE—SOME cuorcn vouuo feet. 1N0 junk. Geo. H. H1'.de to Hal- icockereis. Single Comb White Leg- 11.11- View meme, 11,111,111 \'1 ow Beach Ihorns, bred from winners, Storrs, . 13 6t Conn, single comb Rhode Island Reds, bred from licAVy fall and winter in)“ '. er.8 Prices teasonablc for quality Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ave nue. Phone 1036. To LET—'3 noons AT as TAY lor avenue. inquire Mrs."‘R. Tarlo'l, 16 Grove street, or telephone 1852-12. I To RENT—~FLAT. 5 1100111 AND bath. “1'2 North Main street. inquire at A. Modne's North Main street. p 113! WANTED—U. 3. GOVERNMENT wants help immediately. Iiicn,rwomen, 18 or over. $100 month. List positions tree. Franklin Institute, Dept. 230 — .W -. -_-—-_.... #1 W fifT‘f'1l‘L,, __ __ THE SCHOONER GERMANS RE-ALLIGN LOST BARRgg‘gggINIR IRE P(Y)Sl'l‘IONS IN glCfig- '— F D , BUT BEGIN O LOST-«ON TUESDAY MORNING A ' round pin with brilliant stones in vicin- (Continued From PER 0n.) EgEFINTON FIVE MILE ity of South Norwalk near Woodward _ avenue. Suitable reward if returned PORTSMOUTH N-‘H. Aug 15“ to Sentinel office. 1.1.31 Henv1 firing was heard today off that fi .‘or"t11(‘aroliria coast in the vicinity lercrc 11 German submarine has been 1operating. FOUND—AISKIFF, OWNER MAY ' Beginning about 8 o'clock this morn- iiiiihgac'iigrgi. $2333] Igggfgg; migI ing the booming of two guns, one of Windsor Place. So. Norw.nlk after 5. larger calibre than the clitor, contin- ”,0 platcou ,.,,,,.,,,,, the“, II- 111. , Iued for about forty minutes. To thosei (In the “05%,." bank “I tltc. ‘ on shore it scented both guns were he , ., , FOUND—POCKETBOOK ON THEIing fired simultaneously until at. last 83TH,\J,II‘rli\t,l,\,,:::m,‘I,villas? llnfl‘: lower Quit Pal‘lurc Road. Finder can only the lighter guns was heard. d V ‘ rm“ 1 m“ (Continued from First Page.) " ,prcssurc and now urc 11 ii; . 1c more than 11 mile south oi‘ the to. 11. (1111'- muu rcsistnucc is strong. thc‘cnc~ my countcr' attacking rcpcutcdly on the hills and in thc woods of ‘ FOUND. —o~-—o .- Ioccupicd liiliccourt. 'lhc town it- _ tactics. 813Gb ed by the newspapers “My only regret, ” the colonel wrote, “is that I am unable to fight beside my 80118:” PARIS, Aug. 15. -—'l‘he violent artillery duel? between the Avre and the Oise continued during Last night, pccording to the statement from the War Ofiice today A Ger; man raid' 1n Champagne failed. m— PAR-IS, Aug. 15 (Havas).—Gen- eral Hans von Boehn, the German] “retreat specialist,” has been ap- pointed to the supreme German command on the Somme front. The newspapers believe this change in the German command is highly significant. The German with- draual north of Albert is looked upon as the first application of his ROME, Aug. 15.—Italianforccs have occupied Monte Mnatello, Punta (ii, Matteo and ihe_ spur southeast of Cinia Zinelon,» north oi the Adamclio region, according to an official statement issued by the War ()tlicc. They have taken onc hundred prisoners. LONDON, Aug. 15. 4111111111 troops on their way to join the (.‘zccho—Slovak fronts on the Ussnri front were received. by the Czechs with the grcatest enthusiasm at N Icolak and elsewhere. The I' ssuri fiver Joins the Arnur near Khubarovsk, north oi. \ ladi- vostok. The Creche have been cugatrcd with the Bolslrcviki in this region for several weeks. PARIS, Aug. 15.—416111 sides arc guthcring‘ strength for. a rc- sumptiou of hcayy fighting. ’i‘hut howcvcr. does not prevent the French from lfifnmcring away at the Lassigrry- \on on litre and dog- gedly struggling onward through gas-choked woods. Gout-11111 llumhcrt’s men have cnrricd Rita-court, which barred the road running toward Noyoii bctwccn ’l‘hicscourt ridge and the Oisc and protected the 1cr'maus in Ournst'uriip For-cat cast of the riv- or. it is 11 success that scriously endangers both 'l‘hicncourt Ridge and thc Ourscump salient. 'l‘hc enemy in the 'l‘hcscotiri po- sition, rilrcndt 1111111111 shaken by thc attacks or ( ‘cncr'ul lilrmbcrt s lcit, is reported to bc showing.r signs of giving way. AMSTERDAM, Aug. 15 (Brit- ish Wii'cicss l’i‘css)———Sovici troops huvc begun to cvucuntc'Moscow. 'l‘hc gold 1'1'8c1'vcs which had been in the buscmcnt of'thc Kremlin ulr'cndy huvc been removed to an unknown place. Dispatches rccciicd in London have same by proving property nndI WASHINGTON Aug. 15~- 'i‘he Am-I scli is on th' iouluud, but '- ~ paying cost. of nritertising. No. 80' oricnn tank steamer Frederick R. it'el- IF, .,,,,,.I, "I“, brilil t"' . 1 31 $1,113 Firjst St. E. Norwalk. Iogg. torpcdocd Tuesday evening by it Jim “.0“ .,,,,I 111 .11 1 .‘ , 1 l 1 . -. . 1| l German submarine. still is afloat six- I,,I,,,.,, i ourt “nod MM,“ 111' 1111. I, - BUSINESS NOTICES PAINTING PAPER-HANGING decorating, painter's supplies; wall paper. up-todote styles, lowest prices. Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-1 dare solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander White. 61 14: El; avenue. r tie“ milcs 0" Burlregat, N J‘ ”‘0 sigriv.\\'|1ilctl1ci"r.111hlinvcriot ““J’lDel'mm‘em ““5 “d"‘ed ioda) .lfirrrtkcu thc Royc Lossigny \o\ on a“ ' rere 1“ a chance that 5““ may be linc it is still inr‘ from iii-i111: snicd brou h 8850; 1:39;): till Ito the Germans and n Ficuch 11d- 0 ‘0 ”'0“ S are"1i"5':\11111-c oi cu'u lcss tlmrr n nriic 1111;.th the N“ “"3 has ‘0 ‘mlfirmmm‘Iuould throw it out of balance. of rcpor'is that five men were liillcd by 1.10,“. “. Ct‘ks ago ltrt’lti) 1“,”th the “mom“ or ”'9 “"90“" ,l1‘och took lhc iuitintivc on the BOSTON- Aug 15 —-'l‘went,\- “‘9 5‘" 111(18tcrn sirlc of the \Inr'uc salient, “‘015 0‘ ”“3 British swam” Pems'tuntl n it 11171 ago the li‘rcuch trod tone, sunk “3 a German submarine 0“ llriti8h hit thc (icrmun liuc cast ”‘9 Massachusetts “as" S'"d“y' land- and southeast oi Amicris. in the ed at Cape C0“ 90“” ”day ,and re- ,'i'our \‘t‘t'lwlllt‘Allit‘Hll1l\(‘l‘CClilim— ‘ ”one“ that “Other ”0‘" containing ,cd 1,800 SiIlltll‘t‘ milcs oi territory, FOR SALE—A DOUBLE HOUSE, 7,membcrs 0‘ the crew had be?“ 105" Iimprov cd their positions to the dot- rooms on each side, with all modern’l‘om‘ 0‘ the 311“”0" were badly burn- rimcnt oi.‘ the enemy frccd the 1111- itnlll‘ol Pmenifi for 1’0“! families 93°11; ed and injured indicating the ””91 ,por'tnnt 1111]“ 1118 r'uriuiug cast and 1.1111in entirely separate We“ 100310“. had been attacked before ‘1‘“ Cl""‘“111()rtl1 irom l’riris, .rnd unofficially in East N01‘\'~'.fllk Price $3 500 A him had 11 “h““ce ‘0 ”cape I'htnc cupttrrcd 73 ,Oilil prisoners and gain. ‘ Navy Department reports earlier in ,,1_7(lil guns: Those are phvsicul Ithe week did not explain how Mitre gains lb? futur 1, ll 1 ASk 101“] T HayeSI t t io is 1111 others. Penmonc had been sunk and first ad ' Mairy army ofiiccrs 111 Washing- No. Tum St" Norwalk ““93 from the Cape today ‘3 ed ‘9 ,ton expect that a new drive short- 13A]; ESTATE-INSURANCE Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J. Flaherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long distance hauling. Light and heavy trucking. Oiilco telephones 1581, 300 House connection. Idel‘“ “‘11 this ”mm as it was 33%! “9' ly will be made against the cncmy. ‘a 3‘“ ”mes had take“ charge 0‘ Flanders on the arcu bctuccn the, '11:: 73):: $32.11 1"“: Elie: :9“? in Oise and Soissons are believed to‘ Sund Th “I r ‘9 Since be the most likely fields of action. ’ d f “Y 9” were “911411811 exhaust-I Along the \‘cslc the French andI ‘3 ngi‘ui‘ggfizetigigafk 0‘ 3:? .Americans are being subjected to was- not “at“ a "PM" 1°“ bonibardmcnts from Gcrmnu air I The injured were engineers and ii :men as well as front the cuclfi) I men Two of the Penistone oiil re- guns. There has been no infantry were aboard the first boat to rcer: action. In Lorraine American pa shore. 9‘10 IIrols Iglave brouglttt baI'kI prisoners 1 r0111 1c nemi rcn Later reports to naval headquartersI Allied firmen “16:11:: put out, here said wen" -nine "'9“ had land,“ 0 faction 43 German machines? The statement by survivors that one of which were destroy c boat was lost was not accepted as defi-' 011 1111111111'1111110111 d Attack HERE’S YOUR OPPOR- TUNITY! Obtain a permanent position, earn good wages, right in you home town. We have several exceptionally good positions open and there is an opportun- ity for a number of men, young men and boys to obtain work at once. We pay REGULAR wages to men while learning to become 8 airdromes,‘ : on .‘-loiltlll_\' reporting that l’rcmicr ii.c11inc and War blinistcr 'l‘rotzkv had lied to the naval b11811 at 111.11}. stutlt added that all the govern nrcnt dclmrtmcnts n’lso would be rcmovcd “two. The flight of Le- ninc 11nd 'l‘r'otzky was said to bc doc to threats by the Social Rcv- oiutionists of tire left that they were about to bcgin 11 reign of 101'- r'or' there. Whether the Soviet troops were forccd to depart from Moscow is not clear, but the loss of the city to the Soviet Govern: lIlL‘llt undoubtedly will bc a seri- ous blow to tltcir cause. Moscow tJrc ancient capital of Russia, 11118 made the Soviet cup- itai in March. The Lcnirre govern— rucnt fled there from l’ctrogrud. toward which the German troops were marching. It has been report- cd within the past few days that thc Germanshud renewed their march toward Pctrogrud. (.‘zccho- Slovak troops have been rcportcd in force along the Volga. abouts five hundred miles cast of Moscow. LONDON, Aug. 15 ——'l‘l1e Brit- ish line has been advanced slight- Limited lcarnti that the BritishI maul Quentin Rooseevlt is publiSh- and fruitful deliberations by then Kaiser and his adv 18ers on politi- cal and military questions. With the arrival of Emperor Charles and his political and military ad- visers the deliberations are reach- ing the highest point. ” WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Wednesday, Aug. 14 (Renter’s) .—2 p.111. Along the new battlefront from Gary to Thiescourt Wood, struggle came to a standstill to- day. In addition to the St. Cloud and Eeouvillon Farms, we hold ground to the north of Belval vil-i logo and n footing in Plessier- dc- Roye Park. Tire battle, therefore, has reached a natural conclusion and the danger of a counter attack. from Thiescourt Massif has been. removed. It is unknown whether the bat- _tle will be renew ed or not, but ifI it is, it will be a new operation, with stronger material and great- er man power on both sides. ._.—n- . LONDON, Aug. 15, 4p. m.—-Thc, French have captured all the blob? ground 011 the Lassiguy massif and are. working down the north and; eastern sides, so t_l,1at refurther 1e- tirement of the enemy in that see- tonis probable, according to ad vices received here this afternoon LONDON, Aug. 15.—«British pu-I trois ware active throughout last' night in the district between AL”, bert and At ctte, where the Gcr- mans began thcir retirc 111i yes-1 terriay. Tlrc patrols have main- tained closc touch \1 1th the cncrni in this region. PARIS. Aug. 15. 73111111111111; camps and depots here. were Visih, cd by the Spanish military mission today. The mission was accompani- icd by American oiliccrs. AMSTERDAM, Aug. 15.—~Thc guardianship under which Princc' Fricderich Leopold, of Prussia, was placed last Jtuic has been rescind- cd, according to dim Zcitung Arr Mitag of llcrlirr. Prim-c Friedrich Leopold, of 1’11188i11, is the youngest son of 11‘ ricdcrich Leopold, first cousin of the Emperor of Germany. Last August hc \\ 118 placed undcr intcr- diction by Count von Iarrlcnhur .1 minister of the royal house, and was charged with cxtruvagarrtc. 'l‘hi'; ct'ti'm brought about a con- trr VHS) in court Circles which was cndcd 111 June. when E mpcr'or W il- liu.n approvcd the action of (111111 l'lulcnbui'g. 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. —-The Army on ualty list today show: Killed in ac ”011,17; wounded severely. 95.1‘otnl, 11?. Tire list: - Killed in Action. Lieutenant George T. Rodgers, Brookvlilc. Pa; Corporal ‘Joim W. Cortlcs. indlaun, Pn.; Privates Wilbur G. Anderson. Millerstown, Pa; George Baumler. Mlllvale, Pa; Burney Blank- enship, Pauls Valley, Okla.; George H. Briggs, Tyrone, 611.; Thomas Brown. Rummcriicld, l’a.; Harry Dunn, Dunn’s Station. I’a.: John C. Gr'amstorff. Evcrct‘, Mass; Lawrence J. Griffin, Latrobe. Pa.; Floyd T. Hickman, 3 Wayncsburg. Pn.; Fred. W. Marshall,‘ Time, Pa: Edward C. iifotiitt. Pitts burgh. Walter R. Morris, Washington. Pa.; William C. Rupert. S'rlina, Pa.;P__ Arthur Vidal, Chicago; Albert Yackun- sky, 37 John street, New London. Conn. Wounded Severely. in Action Include. Sergeants Joseph F. Brown. Benson. Me; irvin A. Daniels, Punxsutawney. Pa.: George P.1D1'er. Bangor. Ms; James F. Philbrlck, Beachmont, Mass; Warren R. outy. Mass; Harry A. Smith, IR. F. D., No. 2. Altoona, Pa.; Corporals Peter J. Bris- son, Amesbury, Mass; Alvah J. De forge, Cambridge, Mass: Bert A. Fors- berg, Worcester, Mass; Arthur A. Glunt, 5820 Sixth avenue, Altoona, Pa.; Ily cast of Rainccourt, in the dis- trict northwest of Clruulrrcs, Oil the Picardt battlefrwont today‘s W11 1' Office statement announces. Since August 8, when (he Allied, attack in Picardy began, the Brit- i ish and French have taken prisou- ‘ ore to the number of 30,344 I AMSTERDAM, Aug. 15. —E1n-i peror Charles of Austria is at Ger- I l American aviators also Anzeiger of Berlin from Karl Ros-I South Norwalk, Conn. _‘ nnarns AND *runaam Funeral of Mr. Reed. The fune‘ral of James E. Reed, who passed away at his home, 69 IWater street, yestecday morning. \ operators, :3; Hinged"? TOW” it “light ha'eIanumuritioir dumps arid LOUNSBURY, mmwson 0, 111111111111. " y 1. 11.15.13 5‘8“" . lctu ‘I . 85 00., \ BATH, Maine, Aug 15.—The the‘ p Shoe Mfgs. - Cape May, N. J. yesterday. was own- I Ihave bombed railway stations in Iner, its war correspondent. 3:51:82 8:11:13: DON“? B BarrettrIithc are a between Verdun andI\ Emperor Wil 11111 and his EdVIS- Y a“ 5“ marine near Moitz. Iers have been olding an import~ t is reported that the Soviet ant conference at headquarters ed 11 111 . ' Itnrs :lty e“:- Swims (10°11‘98“: 9'Itroops are retiring from Moscow. the correspondent reports, and Iat $150. 600. T11 B “III was valued The reason for the movement is these delib political ”88 to“ a: “We a “38391 01,1101 disclosied. Premier Lenine Iand milit q , arc INew Engladdopo'n‘vsvitzmczfdmg ‘0 9' 111,111 Foreign Minister Trotzky “reaching ighcst point, “0 Iii/tiere- reportetitseverai days ago to with the c-' 1 the Austrian . rave gone to ronstadt because of emperor 111-. 1 divisor-y Stafi’a Country' will unsettled onditions _ telegram ' which i ,1 I James A McGowan, Lynn. Mass: Wil liam J. O'.Brlen Northampton, Mass; Harvey F. Taylor, Florence. Mass.‘ . Edgar R. Mite, 35 Beckiey street. 'Barre, VL: John P. Wolf, 809 Eighth s,treet Altoona. Pa.: Cook Edward W. Laudrtck. Gardner, Me.;. .Privates Charles L. Augustine, Uniontown, 1511.; Walter Beauchalne, Hailowedd, Me: .. . Paul Beaulieu, Winchendon, ‘Masss , Ara S. Belcher, Bangor, life/George other mili-i man Main Headquarters accord-I . i A. Berube, Franklin, Pa; Jurgls Binge Itar1 targrts continue ovithout 11 log 'to a telegram to the Lokal lus' 5mm M Felix J. B oisvert. ‘Manchester, -.N‘H.: William J. Borus. Webster, Mass; Charles H Burrisliire. Tyrone, Pa; Ralph C. .‘Clark, Winona. IN. 11., Roy H. Cunningham, Manches r,N. 11.; Wilfred Damboise, Nashua, H., Henry A. Day, Ashland, N. H.‘: ter N. Ernest Deschene, .field, Mass: , Herbert C. Durant, Exe- tei', N 8.; Robert W. Evanopfionu thcl Miller's, Fall's, ‘ Somersworth,N.l1l.," )1 John F. Dorgan, 20 Crosby Place. Plttse and that Reductions 011 Refrigerators CouCh Hammocks. 'Crex Rugs Oll Stoves , Willow Chair's . Willow Rockers Gas Stoves OLD HICKORY FURNITURE FOR PORCH OR LAWN All Summer Furniture at a reduction from 1-4 to 1-3 off. Must be sold to make room for our fall and winter stock. -—-f.‘-HARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED— Siér'iing Furniture Company 127-131 Washington St. Phone 105. I I I \ l IT'S IN THE AIR a. McKees Bucks, Michael Gall, Mass. ' “Pa; Eugene Gebe, Mascoma, N. 11.; I I i I Windblown pollen, carrying the has; "' terta that inflame nose and throat out 3 ‘ cause hay fever,ls abroad in the land. I one remedy is known to give relief on! 31 'comfort from choking, gasping asthuti g —-4 n:- a. Howard E. Gil‘b Oldtown, Me; Hai- old E. Grandshaw, 156 Woodieign ave nue, Pittstleld, Mass; Harvey L. Gray I ISe dgewlck, Me.' , Josiaph F. Hnnick,I lselln, Pa.; Arthur httidim, unicock, and tormenting hay fever. That roll- I Mass.- , Edgar W. Jeffrias, Gardner“ , IsMass . Joseph A. Lacoy. ”0,11,31,19,:qu able remedy is Foley 3 Honey and Tar, Mass: Napoleon 1‘8 iFontuin 8833'“ that spreads a healing, soothing coat a.mptoh, Ma“. . Andre .I. I..avall'er. Jim: on the inflamed membranes, storm Haverhill, Mass; Stanley Lawnicki irritating coughs and summer coldl'. 'l ' East Hampton, Mass; Thomas N. Ler- Any one who has once used this ”M ‘N dard cough and cold remedy will ‘0- nno. Northampton. Mass; MorrisJ , . 1,-— i a well 00 s. Mathews, 303 East Bell avenue. Alton-.cept ”° mm St 11 on P0 r9 na, Pa; Ernest A. Maserati, liangor,‘ 'Me.; James B. McGee, Salem, Masa.;' Harry N. Meeks, Washington, Pa.:I ,Erlc J Mor.rill Morrisvllie, VL; Dale ,E. Clinger. \'andergri1‘t.Pa.: Martin J Osterrled, Lucinda, 611.; Francis Pat Ineaude, Montpelier, V1,: Millard i. Pat tcrson, Gardner, lie; Frank F. Peas lee, 25 Melville street, Pittsiicid, Mass: , Joseph J. Ravgiela, Haverhill, l Frremen Chance for good wagon and n vancement for men between tho I of eighteen and forty-five yarn ill good phynical condition. Apply N. N. N. All. R. R M. D. ivIILLEFl, Sup't.. Waterbury. I c. A. MITCHELL. Suo't.. outrun ‘ Mass: Zcphlln Raymond, East Hamp-I Iron, Mass; Leo A. Ricard, Belmont. 1N. ii.; Norman W. Ripley. Bradford, Old Clothing Bought Highest prices paid for old 010 ' . We will call for it if notified.I . 1. S. LEVEY .1 58 Water Street, So. Norwalk.‘ Near Harris a Gann' Coal Office. Mass; Volney A. Roberts, Gnllford,I Me: Arthur L. Robinson ‘.\ arrlor sI Mark, Pa; Charles E. Savage. Hennlv ker. N. H.; Lewis F. Scherp, Dalton. IMass; William C Sclto‘neld, l‘hilndelI g;pl1la Davis Stamblcr. Danv crs. Ma s5. Roy L. Syster, Derry Pa.; Wilfred II Thibodeau, Peabody, Mass; Willinm‘ 5. Thurston, Mount Vernon, Me: Mar-I tin L. Tllletson,’Groton, Vt.;, Frank i..li Vose. Leominster, Mass; Harroid Pi Wildron. Boston; Royal P. Webber,I Litcltfleld, Me; Julian S. White, Ban-I gor. Me; Harv: E. ,W'nltrnlzer. Haven? l1lll..Iilass.: Geo'ge J. \Viuett, liont-' peller, Vt. I I r mi: 1101111111; COMPANY 11112011110113 ._-._ ._. Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. 0. O. F., met last evening. at which time the second degree was conferred. I 1111 i111 Pistr‘ct of Norwallr. Court, August 11, A. n. 1918. I I Estate or“ Thomas Taylor late of ' Norwaik in said District, deceased. ' SS. Probate 10 111181 81111211 Ordered, That the Administratrix ex- Eagl Norwalk’am hibit. her Administration account to ' A '.‘ ‘ this Court for‘hdjnstment. at the Pro- TEL! 452 1 . bate office in Norwalk, on the 2lst day, I ' ' ' ‘ f I of August 1918, at 2 o'clt‘mk afternoon; I m_‘_, ._. and that all persons interested in said; Estate may be notified thereof, the Administratrix will cause this order to be publisheh in a newspaper having'u circulation in said District. at least five days befcre said 21st day of Aug-I accomplishes more with I“ work and worry. ust 1918. \ HENRY W. GREGORY ~ Judge. " District of NorTwalk. '53., ProbateE count: oilers- ‘thorough training f” business and civil service ' tions. Court, August 14, A. 111.918 Whereas, fritten application has been madcto this Court for the 1111111. 8- sion to probate of a certain written in- strument as and for the will of Sarah A Benjamin, late of Norwalk in 11an District deceased. Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office, in Nemalk, on the 21st day or August 1918, at 10 o'clock forenoon; public notice thereof be given to all persons interested therein by publishing this order 111 a newspaper I Fall 'l‘er'm Opens Nishtfichoelprens
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