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Classdled .... .. ness m Meade-a! out
. Miscellaneous Ad '
Advertisement
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mummmwmuum
m.“ no: one Week. 31.00. mm
"flammable?“
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w““°“5“““ G‘RLS BE‘ FOR SALE—$3,250 ours men a 1-0 LET—2 rnoons or 4 Roots
cum—M
mammals-ea
Lack o! muscular more“! h It. first
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reaultotlyinginbad. Alana-lathe
appetite is weak“ the more ac-
tion slewe down and the marine or
the stomach and abdoraen “I! to 1m
upon the intestinal mass. When th~
body la in a recumbent politimi the
tune or elon and the least fltisuo and
the emulation and the functional aetiv-I
ity are decreawd. 1m unload the sub»
jcct ia exceptionally vigoroua all the
benefits are counterbalanced by dan-
rrs in bed the subiect is shut away
~ruin fresh air and ink“. The re-
sult 0!» that «Mirivm is a coalition
similar to meals. But the supreme
menace to the weak or the and con-
tiilcd to bed is the alumina at tile pul-
monary circulation. on action which
.ween i4 and 16 years of age. API'WJainily lhouae. large lot. some fruit. 2 each. Pleasantly situated on Wood-
. J. Lasl Lido Che‘Slnlfl Street. bath rooms. ' Near East Nor-walk ward avenue. lin'provements. Inquire
station. 01,150 Cash can have extra 56 Water street. Telephone 3654 or
WANTED—OPERATORS on POW‘ lot (or 3400. Address P. 0. 801 5‘3, So. 4733.
i- sewin‘ mat-hinES. presses and 51 5 Norwalk.
our workroom. Apply to McaMhon. _
I reinlniu and Worthington Co. Ins. FOR SALE 4:11ANDLER FIVE PA 3‘
. 4 and 20 Orchard street. a 17. 3t
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‘ In LET—FOUR UNFURNESHEU
‘rooms for light housekeeping: all im-
senger touring car. F1131; class condl- provements. Adana only. Amy 15“
tion. S. L. Benedict. No. Main St. [East avenue. East Norwalk.
l 18 35
...WAN'PEDoTHOUSANDS 08‘ G0\'-.
erntilelit positions open to men and
linen. Examinations seen. I tell:
on how to obtain a government poei- by 9 it 10 horse
- - ‘ ' 1’0"" 9’15““?- IMWG are. East Norwaik. Phone 1847
lion. Information FREE. Wiite 105 Harbor avenue, a 15 at.
George W. Robins. formerly with the, ____
Government. CIV“ servica' Expell. I TO LET—'2 VERY PLEASANT FU!‘
son eALE—Ii BUICK ROADSI‘ER' l ' -
r i ll shed rooms. Inquire 20 Elizabeth St.
295 JON“; Bldg" Washington, D' C' .’ ledel D. 45-Six. Winter and summer Second floor. a 16 at.
w p . ' ibody in good condition. Mrs. J. EA
WANTED—GOVERNMmT 01““ Jones, 295 Main St. Norwalk. a 15 all
service examinations in Connecticut; _
TO LET—GARAGE TO LET. NW
316 It
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T0 LET—HOUSE, 59 SOUTH MAIN
W -* *“i treat. head of musheih street. m a
t and Se leniber. Government _ ‘ ‘ _ a I
A p I FOR SALE 8 ROOM COTTAGE ‘11 airy rooms. modern hnmovenenta. oc-
Clfl‘k. “I'll Mail. Teacher. lmmi- Osborn avenue Ver comfortabl d .
cram lnepector. Typewritermesosrcn ' y e an lcumncy at we“ 3"” WNW"
convenient helm with all improvO- Apply 9 Elieabetb street or phone
Clerk. kflfle‘” unnecessary. M“! merits. Terms reasonable. Inquire 59?1249_2
”“1 women desiring government ms" Seaview Ave. 3 15 at!" “at
~—-— a
hoax write 10M!“ 93mm” J' 0‘: I TO LEW—DESIRABLE has
Menard (form Civil 88"“ Exam’i Fan sate—some CHOICE YOUNGlHotel Claim Bl il- Marc m
In”) 423 Kenois 31“,, Washington. cockereis. Single comb White Itfl‘l 0° ' re rent
{W horns, bred from winners. Storrs.. and ““3“" “99.55 ‘0 “lute; beat
. (”Aldrin—BRIGHT BOY To MAKE . Conn, single cell) Rhode Island Reds” buSlneas location in city. also bit for
lmselt’fueiul around shop. Apply K'Ibl‘cd from hoary fall and winter lay-.manutacturiax purpoaeadtfioo aquam
.‘ V. Cm. inc. Burritt Are. and Dev . Reynolds Poultry Farm,
tors. Prices reasonable for quality.
Highland ave- feet on Water St. Space tar amenable
8t. 80. Native?! ' 16 3";11‘10. Phone 1086.
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‘L WANTtD—GIRLS OVER 16 ‘i'EAitSi FOR GALE—A DOUBLE HOUSE, 7
Iolearn light factory work. 15c peri rooms on each side. with all modern;
our paid while learning. 54 hour week. I improvements for both iamilie‘s. etch: TO LET-0mm. W m
Chance to make good pay. Webbing a: f family entirely separate. Well located. or two. or three room, eultea, north
Editing Corn. 8: Washington street.
’ a 16 6t.
lhpply Harris a (lane (10.80. Narnia.
. a 13 Ct.
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WANTID—MACHINISTS was PEI).
‘l‘wo plader hands, Three lathe hands.
‘l‘wo drill hands. Iligley Machine (‘0.
M.
Ask John T. Hayes
lie. 7 Iain 8i, blot-walk
SILL ESTATE—INSURANCE
Ilars inquire at the olilce of Old Well
.(‘igar Co.
TO LET—3 ROOMS AT 96 TAY-I
, 1 gm avenue. inquire Mrs. R. Tarlo‘v'. is;
'WANTID—WOK-KEFJ’ER AN“ LOST iGrovc street, or vie-phone 1852-12. 2
atenographer in a manufacturing can I.
hem. - State experience and salary LOST—LAST WEDNESDAY
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allied. Address. P. 0. BOX 435 soulhlshori bar pin with small pearls. Suit-i ~ [[Ml NBME I
orwnlk. I 16 3tlable reward it returned to Babln. no; ‘
-~=-- - Iwaytnn. Telephone Not-walk 1412. i ~---—------- .
WANTED—A GOOD DISHWASHERi " ' I a 17 3t: . ”once I
man or woman. :45 ll month-and boardu _ .1 Notice is hcreliy given that a pub;
- pply at once. Mahackemo Hotel. i LOST_AU(ulST i5th AT (ynlch‘s- Iic hearing will be held on “MIL:
~ a 16 3% you, Conn. 'A dark, sable my not August, so, Illlil. at eight o'clock. p. in.;
il.lCl-l DOG. one year four months' old. 1tit a special meeting of the Mayor and ‘
WANTED-WE HAVE AN EXL’EP"umrlc leather collar. long black dou-iCouncil at the Council Chambers in
nonaliy good opwtupfly in 0‘" “Winnie leash. Kindly notify Highet , the City of Norwalk. when and whe‘“
tlainx dept, 101‘ I boy 0“ young manlflonsc. Round Hill Road, Greenwich. said (‘ouncil will hear objections to
who is (lg-irons of making advertising,Telephone?” Greenwich. $50 re-ir'crtnin sewer assessments, and all
Old Gem-I‘M! life's work State dedllk‘wam‘ hormone whose lands mill bl offer-Vi
cation. experience if any. age an 1 9' ' thereby or who are int-i ..
salary desired wine". Address M“ boar—0N TUESDAY nonxmo A are hereby noun-u ll) :lMH h
E, H. Josselyn. care or The Wilma”; round pin with brilliant stones in vicin-Yliegrd in relation thew“ =1 they .0
0011193an Bridgeport, Conn. 21 15 3t ity of South Norwalk near Woodward desire. pursuant to tho lollowinu reso
"“ avenue. Suitable reward if return-ed llllion: .‘
WANTED-TWO 0“ THREE D” to Sentinel oilice. 15-31: I WHEREAS. the (‘olilinittec :lmili‘nt i
pendable men for "Sm factory Won“. FOUND. 'ed to assess to‘othirds oi the expense
Apply 00111319111 Bron. F1" dressers? :0! constructing the sewer recentli‘
and dyerS- East NorWfl‘k. Conn; *1 ‘5 3‘; FOUND—410“? non. CAPT r. B. laid through Fitch Street. Strawberry
ED BOY TO LEARN THEIl‘l’liliamson. Rowayton. a16 3ililill Avenue and Regent Sll‘t‘i‘l. and
WANT _ . :throulzh a part of Evcrsli-y Avcnii {
printing ”all“. N0 better time thanthe: \A complaint was lodged at police and through (‘cntrai Avenue. has so: .
present. An excellent 0990"““5' for headquarters of boys stealing peaches mitted to this (‘ouncll its report in,
ambitious youth. INN“? 5‘ the office on Fairlield avenue. writing said two-thirds of the cost cl"
0! the Evening Sentinel. _Isaid sewer upon" said l-‘itch Stroct.‘
‘ Strawberry Hill Avenue and Recent:
[EGAI "or“: Street. and through 1] part of liverslcyl
NOTICE
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WANTEfiL-LAUNCH, ABOUT 20!
feet. No junk. Geo. H. Hyde. 46 Har-l
'bor View avenue, Harbor View Beach!
a 13 st!
lAvonue and through Central Ayenuep
Eupon the property abutting upon‘
'said streets and highways. and
wpnrm. Ac 1' N ha 1) ibenctitting thereby. Tn proportion to:
' , l l .. app ica on S can the benefits by such property receiv-
117831150233 I‘Tgeglla‘ik'gg?finggl made by Samuel Roodner and others ed (pomp-gm. THEREFORE, :
free. Franklin Institute. ML 230. to tho Mayor and Council of the City RESOLVED. that the 30th day of
Rochester, N, y. , {of Norwaik. proposing that the City Auzust, 1918 at eight o'clock in. the;
‘ of Norwalk change the grade 0f the evening as the time. the Council‘
HERE’S YOUR OPPOR' sidewalk on the 8011”! side Of waflh'IChainber as the place be andthe same,
TUNITY‘I ‘ingion Street. between South Main are hereby designated ‘when’ and
- p and water Streets. a dimmce of Sixwhm the Council will hear allVob-l
Obtain a permanent position, hundred ”Id sixtydlght, and '“me‘ jections to said report and to said as-.
eam good waxes. right in your
home town. We haveaeveral
WANTED—U. S. GOVERNMENT 3
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FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT 26 Ft.‘ building 12x18. Cement floor. 18 Edliel
Ion So. Main St. opposite mirrors Hetel.:.polaoa not in Norton metallic.
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etablc and ”I. i i J
l'l‘llw. harm resulting ix 5%”3.’
in East Neru’alk. Price 83.500. A bur-’ligllt, corner Washington street anal
Railroad Place. For further particuv;
thoroughly masth‘utci berm they are
. l bulge.
tenths (“3-9) (eat. more 0" 1955' ‘5 sessmentslot the cost of said sewer?
shown on a map on tile in the oiiice or M atpumd.
exceptionally good position:
- open and than is an opportun-
, fly (or a number of men, young
m and boys to obtain work at
once.
the City Engineer. entitled ‘ "Profile.
and Cross Section of Sidewalk Show-
ing Proposed improvement on the
South Side of Washington Street.
Henry B. Minor. City Engineer."
RESOLVED further that the City‘
Clerk be and be hereby is directed to
give notice to every person interested
in or attectod by said assessment or
the cost of said war by publishing
We pay REGULAR m NOW THEREFORE notice in here- a notice thereof in a newspaper pub- 6 0
men while learning to become by given that a public hearing on said "shed in M 0m, mu“ were.“ me e PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. o
Operators» application for saidmchange ff 32“," time and place said Council will hear : Varicoaa Veine. :
LOUNSBUBY, “MWWH will be :3]: at“ gbtajcled’tf: ”m“; objections to said assessment at least .3, Operation is “maul-y in very o
5 00-; uat 30' ’ I e 11 p. d ten 6"" “1°” the time fixed by the 0 severe easel. In simple early 6
. Shoe If a ”“131 meet” 0' the “y" “a Council for said heating. agreeable' to 9 cases treatment consists of ap- Q
i 9' Oeuncil at the Council Chambers in,tlle' requirements of the City Gamer. O plying suitable bandages and e
E4 > 8011“! mm. 0081]. 881d CRY. When A“ were I“ Dori 1).th It the C11! of NON“ MO paying “tendon lo reflnhflty at O
, sons whose lands may be atfected mm d”, of August 1918. ’ ie the bowels and general health. «9
enema. m thereby or who are interested therein. By order of the mm “d Com“ e The bendage..which should be o
y " M -—-—-3m hereby notified to appear and be t O of flannel. about two inches wide to
PAINTING - tlmm‘mm ’ use them it they so 0 M my IO andayardoraolonzds wrapped O
{decor-ethic calmer. “mi.- 1‘ ' ‘ in “h * ‘ ‘ AM: IO spirally "and me limbi enact; 9
DB 11 todate. ‘31., mm, ”I desire. Nlnr I 1m 0- mm _ |O ed. commenc well’belilw the 0
ram. p i hated ‘t the m d ‘n’ A“! Chem. prominent veinaand taken well 0
"mm mm M '1'!“ arm to, ma ' a above them. it abould be adjunt- c
. mmdummw
.01ch
Attack: _ ‘
‘lmup.noberuon
‘dera. solicited. II.“ M
White. 01 1-1.5 ave-p.
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Union' “(all “(m J.
flahen I
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were. arrested yesterday ‘nttaroon b!
I Detective «Eminent chargedwith pet-3
on; “9 "Wmmgrmml
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WW mil—r
rem magnum-rim“
,. O
mmummmoo. 9 over“, they... mention be 0;.
frequently results it pensive conga»
ltion or both silica oi‘ the In.“ Fill
‘this low the staple Mrs at a.
‘bone may be the cause 01' dent. 5.
cause when the inltiellt lies in bad then
is no movement of the muscles to act
as an hit-entire to deep intestinal;
Writers and Artiete Too.
George be Mr Wail an artist.
who turned author after making a.
Euroiulil tame nth the mil as a
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heart works with the least expendi- '
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Connectbut Defense Council}
Me Out Letter martian
lovement—Givee Final-ca oil
Waste—Calla Upon 0031310,!
Producer: and W" to
lab.
A movement to save barrels. boxes.
ban and other containers need in the
marketing of rural produce has becnl
authorized by the (‘ollnectlcut Stale I
Council of Defense as a conservative!
measure to help in the winning 0! tllei
Il'ilr. Letters have been sent to all 0-
tfl agencies of the State Council iii-
i‘onlling them 01‘ the vote and request-
ing ummprlate tu'liun. .
The council's communicatio
lows:
“One of the forms of waste in con-
nection with marketing of turn: prod-
,ncc is the destruction of barrels. boxes. 5
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n i‘ol-
satirist of sw-iety. lie suddenly star-
tled the world with “Twin" and not
live continents comparing feet.
hini novel writing would his true
forte. but he had started too late. I.
enjoyed his new name only a five year-a.
Even Thackeray tried art before be
round his true volition. and be illne-
Itruted several 0! his own book! even
’tlieu. That in a very 0111111115 lm
‘whlcll tells of Thackeray calling on
l(.‘llurlon Dickens to no it he (POEM get
{tho l-onllpiaeioa to Widen 0! his
lenrller novels. lie had not written
‘ “Vanity Fair" than. " .
A very til-tarnished Minor
.Izes Dante (inbrici Rossetti. He waa
leapreucin 11.81"“. new-mo!
[the greatest peeve and cum one 0‘
:Ihuroatest artists 0‘. the last century.
Ne Haul In Gilliam
1 The cut-umber is not. in any saline. a
Sprinklhig the sliced curtail-fiber with
salt is ounces-my. it “not than
out" any potaoli. It only wilt. the veg-
cunlliers is der- to the W to than
oughly cilesv tlic cucumber slices be-
fore swallowin; them. Adm. man
.ones in particular, need to be not!
swallowed. Tho clirlluibcr gives an:
to a ail-ill. millet-hilly if it be served
cold and (Theo. Ill preparing the cli~
Climber first peed it and then slice it
Ill very thin slices illltl pllavc these in
plain lee “'Il'i'r to sunk and become
crisp. It minim an hour for this
unliliily.- Philadelphia llcconl.
'areguay'e “Spider Lace."
‘1lissiuilarieu in Puma). lore than
900 yellrs a;o taught the lliltlvc. 1n-
dlulls to make law.- by hand. since
that day the art has greatly dcveIUM.
and ill certain or the towns lilt‘t‘lniiklllfl
ie the chief occupation. Almost all the
\voilleil. many children illid IlI|l a law
men are «lunged ill this industry. A
curious (act with reference In the Far-
agllliyilll blues in that the deslulls were
lii round from the strange “'i'lls wov-
c. by tho semitl-opicill spiders that
ill willlil ill that country. Accordingly
lllltl hit-c. la by the natives called nan-
dliti, which means ”spider Web.”—Ex-
Would Rather Not Go.
"80 you were late to ecbooi. Beanie!"
“Yes. luamma."
I‘Wby didn't you run. dl-ar'i"
“Because you told me never to do
eclre. nitlniliia."
"lint how would that deceive. my
ciilidr"
“it might give some one who saw
me running an idea tlillt l was anxious
to not illel“. and l \vnsn‘t."-—\'onkere
Statesman.
I The F‘uhe Lecture.
“You're not going so early?"
"Yes. indeed! I have had a line tine
ilt your party. but it I am to not any
sleep tit all tonight We got to go now
to give my trite n chance to tell me all
the breaks I have made while here."—
Detroit Free Press.
The Retort Courteous.
Hc-This bargain hunting showa your
character. You are always looking out
for something cheap.
She—Too true. That is how 1 came
to marry you-Baltlmcre American.
Sara-em flop.
She—l told papa you wanted to Ice
him the next time you called. in».
What old he say? Silo—Be said for
you to come on;>,llc wasn’t afraid ot_
you—Boston Transcript.
OO®®OQO©O®OO©©OOQ®
ed ilrrnLv, but not me Will}. .0
and each we: should slightly 0
out on while madame lithe
..
.W‘MM ’0?
{producers in lnllrkethu; such crops.
1 Under present conditions the prices 01
wnh‘contillners have Increased until this
. Haven. its grand total living approxi-
rectlon of the special committee of the
NAMING REIT COMMISSIONS
run 11. Holcomb intended to cope with
has" and other containers used by the
waste is mating the State hundreds of
‘lhwsfllilh of dollars. One center alone
estimates that tile [reducers in the lan-
'inelliute neighborhood spent tor parit-
egoa lust your not loss than Slmnuil.
It is beooilling difficult to buy at any.
wire certain coutuinurl. Lust yourl
many 01’ the market gardeners were
greatly Illl'OIiVi‘lllt'Tll'Pd in uulrhctiiig
their produce. Conditions Ira WW9
this year tiltin lust.
"’l‘his situation has been Itorglit to
.fln mnlloll or the council by herein!
at tho Market Garden Ambitions
theouhout the mate. It baa been the»
my investigated by ourDirhlion 0t
Culllllit‘rl'llll Ecoliollly. and in accord-
ance with its report and after discus-
sion the council has passed 1h.- 10'-
Miner vote: '
“ ‘Vti’l‘l-ll). That the council call
upon all dealers. produce. 0“ Con-
sulilcrs of form produce all a patriotic
duty to cooperate in the ma»
reuse of containers. and to that
”Winona that wherever prac-
tical a mecllic rebate be allowed tor
the return 0! such containers by pur-
chaaela. and that in particular cem-
munltiee organized eirort be M to
prevent the destruction and insure the
rc-llse of containers not so returned.
and that the council direct the war bu-
reaus ol the state to take appropriate
nation to carry out the purposes halo-
of.‘ "
Hill IETTEII BABIES
ll) MIKEJEIIER MEN
Campaign in Connecticut Con-
sidered Important Health
movement.
More than half of the towns In (‘on-
noctirut have iillluxul'illcd l'IIlllI \ch-
fill-l- l'llliiilliflls to I'I'illK‘tl ini‘iint illor~
tilllty lillll l‘fl‘illt‘ better health mildl-
llollx. il state with! tank that 114 being
undertaken by 1111‘ (‘lillil Welfare lie-
p:ll'tiln-tit n! the i‘olliwctlcut Stillc
('olincil or Defense. t‘olliilluliliics that
how passed the tlcat phase of the cum-
pniull. llll‘ weighting and measuring
tests. are now being uracil in (‘Ilnsillli'l'
and meet the need of public lil‘ullll
nurses.
Pol-timed was the first town In Ille
Mlle to h-pnrt its weighing and mens-
lirllli: l'ilnlplllgn oomph-tell. \vllllc (‘ii—
ninth true the first town to make a
xiiilllilili'y of Its child welfare “‘Ol'k.
The town weighing nlld measuring the
largest number of babies wna‘ New
I
nlnlcly 14.011).
Cenneetlcut State Council or Deleon
to Show What Has Been Done.
Connecticut's contribution to Amad-
ctt‘s vvllr efliclency and power will be
graphically shown at fairs in the state
this full in an exhibit which is being
prepared by' the Connecticut State
(‘ouneil 0 Defense. Tile main ox-
hlbit. it is now pliillned. will be shown
at (‘llnricr Oiik l‘urk. Hartford. and at
the Danbury Filir. During the winter
it will be shown in cities throughout
the state. Smlllicr exhibits. ndnptwi
particularly to rural districta. will be
shown at two routes of smaller :lltl‘I-I
cultural fairs throughout the shitel
Proportions for'the exhibit are now
will; ”forward rapidly under the di-
dei'enae council. The official Mei-n!-
[ovemment war exhibit has been so
cured tor the State Fair at Berlin.
TO CONDUCT INVESTIGATIONS
In order to handle emclently inves-
tigations made necessary by the recent
letter to Judges from Governor Mar-
Billlflim nes-
1.4
mr- ~-
ERLIN’G"
..-... WA any“... ...“. ...»...
m...
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lust- besold to make room for
127-131 Washinzien St.
, August Final
Reductions On
_ Refrigerators "
Couch Hammocks
.- Crex Rugs '
- 011 Stoves
'Wluow Chairs .
Willow Rockers
Gas Stoves
OLD HICKORY FURNITURE --
FOR PORCH 0R LAWN
All Summer Furniture at: a reduction from 1-4 to 13 011..
“CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED—
Slerling Furniture Company“
curtail and winter stock.
Pi“ 1054
Harris & Canal
1
.. COAL
' That’s All '
”Water sum
70!. m.
. This Till'lui SHOP
82 mars inn Siam
3 West Park Pin“, SWOM
Furs Repaired
mm“ ”him if“ “'"
y exper-
ienced lurrleu.
IIEIISTI'I‘CIIING AM) Bill»
“EMS MADE 1‘00le
M
Firemen
Cheese for good arena and ad
vancement for men between the as.
of elfllteen and Iortydlve yore In U
need phyaical condition. Apply N. Y..
N. the H. a. a. ,
I E. a. REGAN, eup't. New Haven.
M. o. mLuR. cum. Waterbury.
c. A. MITCH ELL, aup't. Hartford.
4
N. Y.. N. n a 11. Train ram!
111 Effect June 16. 1918 '
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.—-1:47x. 5:27x. 5:49x. 6:08.!
6.57:. 7:18x. 7:54lt. 8:213. 8:5”. 9:241.
0:39. 10:33x. 10:52:. I
P. bf.~12:03x. 12:52 (Stamford
only). 1:09x. 1:38x, 3:17x. 4:321. 5.27x_'
5:46. 6:021, 63:26:. 6:47 (Stamford on I
ll). 7:021. 8:06x, 9:20 (excapt Satur-
days). 10:07:. .
Sundays.
a A. M.-12:3-ix. 5:27; 5:49x.’ 8:59.
9:191. 10:33x. 12:03:. .‘
P. M.—-l:00x. 2:443. 3.12x. C:R'.‘x.
5:46. 8:02ir. 7:02x. 7:12x. 7:45x. 7:57x.
8206!, 1007!. 10:40. ‘
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.——-l:10x. 5:30. 6:34. $001,.
8:51x. 9:15: 0:45r. 10:50:: ‘
P. lit—13.031. 122451 1:06. 120i!
(Saturday only). 1:85 (Saturday only).
2115:. 2:513:30; 3:53, 4:131: (except.
Saturdnvs). 4:23. 5:13x, 5:39. 500x.
6203!. 8:101. 11:15x. 11:45x.
Maya.
1
A 54—6100, 8:001, 9.00x. 9:211.
10:03x. 10:50x.
P. M.-—l2:10. 1:03x. 1:54x. 3:35x.
5:01. 5:851. 610ml. 7:051. 8:10x, 8:23.‘
9:00x. 10:00:. 11:15:. 11:45:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
. .- HAVEN. ‘
A. ll.—12:26x. 12:58x. 5:37, 6:07
7:15. 9:19x. 10:22x. 11:58:;
P. M.—1:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only). 2:41 (Bridgeport only,.
Saturdays). 2:47 (Bridgeport. except'
Saturdays). 3:2'l'x. 4:28. 5:19. 6:21.{
6:51, 7:093. 7:32 (Bridgeport only).
0:25x.
Sundays.
A. TIL—12:26:12 12:58, 7:43, 9:19x
10:19. 11:12:. 11:58:: '
P. M.—'2:10x. 3:05x.
6:48. 7:08!. 8:28. 9:25x. 10:10x.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
NORWALK. ,
A. M.—12:25x. 4:10x. 4:53x. 5:50.
6:50, 8:05i. 8:30. 9241!. 11:00. |
5:13: I
.. I
4:422. 8233:;
P. M.—-—12:1'lx. 51:40:. 4:35.
5:321, 5:87. 6:11x. 9:18;
Sundays
A Iii—440:. 4:53x,
9241!. 11:00. .
P.-M.—-12:17r. 1255:. 2:23;. 3:40;;
4:35, 5:131. 6:11x, 7:05x. 9:131. 9:515,i
11:40:. .
QOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY
A. 51.—6:13. 8:27, 9259:.
the "rent profiteering" in Connecticut.
lndustrhll centers special coiniiiissimn'
have been named by the Governor In;
Waterbury. Bridgeport. New Londolm
Derby.- Ansonln. Shelton and New fin-
ven, and preparations for similar no.
tion are under way in other placea. ‘
ma. IIAOH NOW HEADS
STATE WOMAN'S DIVISION.
«nan—.—
I
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10m
P. Iii—41:27. 1:5ix. 2:48 (Saturdays:
only). 4:39;, 5:27 (except Saturdays) l
11:25..
Sundays.
A. hip—9:25, 10:29:.
P. u.-z:15. 7:20. a
nauaunv TO solrm NORWALK
A. Illa—8:00. 7525. 8:25. 10:05:.
11:50. -
P. 11.43:. rag, “attempt lat
urdm). _ .
-\ A.4'M.e—7:5°.~ ' ‘
.€ln.
I
any
. accomplishes. more with ion
7:55, 3:30;: ‘
Old Clothing
Bought
Highest prices paid for old
clothing.
We will call for it if notified...
S. LEVEY
08 Water Street. 80. Norwalk.
Near Harrie d. Gana' Coal Office.
till: coitulu
COMPANY
llECORAI‘0RS
ill FIRST STREET
East Norwalk
TEL. 452 .
The Trained Worker
work and worry. .- .-
'M‘n‘lilllii; BUSINESS
“ consul:
011cm, thorium traimng' for
business and civil service posi-
tions. ‘
Summer Session Closes Anni?"
hum Opens Sept- 3
Right School Open. Sept. 16
1.;
I.
Telephone 31437 I
8-42
Norwalk Chronicler