Evening sentinel, Monday, August 19, 1918 · page 7

 

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-IONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1913
h . .. a Wants. To Let. For Sale, Busi- a
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' 3 NOR WALK
.. SOCIETY!

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The many friends of George Rollins

. T0 LET~HOUSE. c ROOMS. ALI. who at one time was employed in Bax-

In first improvements, No. 17 Room? View ter's drug store, and later at Mayo-

Il.000 Terrace. Inquire of Frederick H. lilo-1 hers. Norwalk. will be planed to hear

‘SION- wan. 21 Elmwood avenue. all; 3t that he is now safely located in France

 

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WANTED—THREE 0R FOUR; FOR SALE—SEVENPASSENGER.
thonrders. gentlemen preferred. Forilate model. 1916 Studebaker.
paltlculals telephone 12181“ 31:1:1358 condition, run about
trailers. Inquire at Keeler’s shoe

 

 

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CAMPS IN GLOOM
(Continued tre- M Mr)

“Matters are assuming a critical

 

 

state." said William Boles, the dean of‘

hop dispensers in the borough, yester-
day. “If these times keep up, I guess
I‘ll open up a tea parlor for farmer»
“filth. winter, and run-a ‘hot dog!
- in Greenwich's public bathing
' . t . - in the summer season.”
. The elodng d the Thompstm piece
in marine removes a- town gossip
tumor of note Way back in tber‘ltlt.

_. when Bill Tweed Was a resident of'
lGnuwich. be frequently tied his old

black more to the iron post. and stop-
ped in to take a nip of appleiatclr and
play name of cribbage. Tweed also
.11th many of his New York con~
lint- to the hostelry. and was a close
friend of Boniface Thompson. Until

 

M" It“ um

“‘TERLING

.- Reductions. Olly

Refrigerators
1'. Couch Hammocks-
i Crex Rugs:

 

 

 

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WANTWMAN 0R WOMAN FO‘R .
'llig vaudeville act, with or without

 

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Apply Norwalk I lion.

 

 

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WANTED —— LIGHT ROADSTITILj

Must be a bargain. Address A.
(tare Sentinel.

eon SALE~SOME .cnmcn vouxo

“‘9 3‘iholus. bred from whom, Stem.

lCorInz, single combiflbode Island Reds.

 

 

WANTlD-t-SEVERAL GIRLS Bit}
_tween 14 and 16 years of age. Apply.ers. Prices masonable for quality.

J. J. Cash‘Ltdi h taut 3 eat; lReynOlds Poultry Farm. Highland ale-
'.0' es fr nae: PhoneIOSOt

 

 

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"w“:“o’ali’ERATORS °2d1mj FOR sALE—A DOUBLE HOUSE, '1
sew n3 Inst "8' W” a g r troouls on each side. with all modem

in our work room. Ayply to McMahon, _ -
(‘mnimins and Worthington 00.. Inmfimpmvmenta for both families. “Ch

14 and zo‘om‘m‘.tm_ a 17' 3.!family entirely separate. Well located
in East Norwalk. Price $3,500. A bar-

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WAVTID—SI‘ECIAL I’RIFIIS [AID]
FOR EXPERIENCED HAND BALI
BROIDEREI' WDRK. INSIDE “’UllK-E

Ions. ALSO WORKERS "ro EMBROl-l M M. T H‘Q'CS

DER AT HOME. s'raam' wound 17b. 7 “in It» I”
nouns. 9 A. M. T0 6 p. M. CALI. A'I‘: WI. luau—mouse:
102 WASHINGTON STREET. unava- _
IIIllIIIOIonRY wanna. meant I 1.081

Losr-nou. DAC‘HSIII'NI) NAME

89!.
(‘Itln‘and address. Beppo Alexander. 123
service examinations in (‘onnecticutfsimmm“Id “WM“- Rulmull N. J, on
Au st and Q6 tember .Ov‘mmmvcollnr. Itcwal'd if l'OIlIl‘ni‘tI to St.
5"“ ‘ p - ' ‘ . .Mary's Hospital. West Rot-ks Road.
Clerk. Railway Nail. Teacher. Imml-le-wnm 319 3g
grunt Inspector, Typewriter, Research;
‘Clcrk. Experience unnecessary. Men: l.OS'l‘~—l..-\ST \l'l-11)NI~JSI)AY
and Iwomen desiring government posl-;short Ilili‘ pin with small pearls. Suit-
ilons write for free particulars. J. C.‘ablc reward if returned to Baan. 1.0:
Leonard (former Civil Service Extllu‘vwayton. Telephone Norwalk 1412.
Incr.) 421 Kenois Bldg. Washinxton. a 17 3t.

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WANTED—GOVERNMENT

 

 

WANTED—BRIGHT BOY TO MAKE FOUND.

himself useful around shop. Apply it."
U. V. Co, In:. Burritt Ave. and IMyI‘ FOUND—A SUM OI“ . MONEY.
St. So. Nerves . 16 sapwner canhave same by proving this
-_"_____ - lproperty and paying for this ut1\‘cl'~

tiscmcnt. inquire John W. Smith.

 

 

 

WANTED~GIRLS OVER lo mans, mm.“ MW Mm .

 

to learn light factory work. 15¢ per, _
hour paid while learning. 54 hour week: FOUND-ROW BOAT. CAPT F. B.
Chance to make good pay. Webbing it Williamson. Ilowayton. a 16 3t
Edging Corp, 83 Washington street. ! -1-..” ._
a 16 6L. Many people were verv irratificd
' ito 500 the traffic ofllccr which was
WANTED—MACHINIS'I‘S \VAAPED‘SILIIIOIHWI at the corner of \l'ashing-
‘I‘wo planer hands. Three lathe handsdton and North Main street Saturday

, d'il lands. I-Ii 'le'Macl inc (‘0. ”WM"!!-
TM" I l I L 3 l jlficcr was not stationed there. but in

, ‘ , anticipation of heavy traffic he. was
WANTED“‘I3()OI\‘K1‘J‘3PER AM).()rdcrcd to resume his post.

stcnonrapher in a manufacturing con-t
ccrn. State experience and salary.'
wanted. Addrcss. P. O. Box 435 Soutlil
Norwalk.

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QUEEN ESTHERS’ ENJOY SAIL.
On Saturday. August 17111. the

in church. enjoyed n delightful sail on:
'tlle Sound. in Captain Gehrmann'st

 

 

WANTED—A GOOD msuwnsnna‘munch' u... ..S,.,,.l,._..;t A my mow...

man or woman. $45 a month and board. his time was had and a bountiful sup-

Apply at once. Mahackemo Hotel. l per was served on one or the IOf‘ilI is-

a 16 3t~lands. Those who enjoyed the com!
:time were. Mr. and Mrs. John Allen.
_ ' Misses Florence. (‘lara and Jennie
WANTEFBOI TO LEARN THE nenrdon. Ruth and (‘atllorlnc Decker.

printing trade. No better time than the, Elizabeth Wilson. Mabel and Inez

present. An excellent opportunity for Munlmli. Ruth and Ilene Raymond,

ambitious youth. Inquire at the office D‘Iaraarct ilrasky, I-On'mm T111110.
. llallzabcth Fitch.

of the Evening Sentinel.

 

 

 

 

WANTED—LAUNCH, ABOUT 20: Virginia Housekeeper

“‘9‘- 'N0 junk. Geo. H: Hyde. 46 Har'iTells of Remedy for Chronic Coughs
[tor View avenue. Harbor View Benoit; Crockett. Vfl.—"I had a chronic

n13 6t cough. was rundown. overworked and
hardly able to keep about and do mv

 

 

WANTED—~11. S. GOVERNMENT
wants help immediately. Mem'women.
18 or over. $100 month. List positions
tree. Franklin Institute, Dept.

.me to‘try Vinol.
by its use. mv cough has disappeared
and it has built me up In every way.'=‘

Rochester, 1" Y‘ __ h The reason we guarantee Vinol is
1. ecausc t is a constitutional remedy
BUSINESS NOTICES icontnlninu beef and cod liver pep~
tones. it builds up the entire system

PAPER-HANGINGland removes the cause of coughs and
Molds—Frank H. Baxter and drug',
‘gists everywhere—Adv.

 

 

PAINTING '—
decorating, painter's supplies; wall
paper. uptodate styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White. 61 1-2 El? avenue. .

 

LOST—August 15. at
GreenWIch. Conn.. a
DARK S‘ABLE GRAY
POLICE DOG. one glen]:

ac

four months old:

 

1
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward 3.;
Flaherty. proprietor. “Trucking. Long.

 

 

 

 

 

distance 1: tin . Ll ht d h i ,

trucking. (Tillie: telepghonesullbflfgrlz. doaugf: (Iglalsalll': 10261134335};

House connection. 0 name 0f “BM.” KifldI

__ -1--- -. _.. c “.3.- notlfy IGHET HOUSE:
Roan 11 ad. Green-

 

 

Telepiione 713 Green-
FIFTY DOLLARS
RD. No questions

,, ”‘ WANTED '
BOOKKEEPER

State age, experience and sal-
ary expected. Address Audi-
for, no. his acts. lest so.

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AUTO'SUPPLIES i
one anaemic
morons momma

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all) 3t

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TO LET—SEPT. 181‘. EAST NON-

with Co. l-‘., 116th Engineers. A. P. 0.1

. recently,
733. American Ex. Force. and at pree- American

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a framed photographoi the1
Club. with Tweed in the cell-

01! Stoves

__ FOR SALE—CHANDLER FIVE PAS-
WANTEM‘A BRIGHT GIRL meager touring car. First class could’

jt-ockerels. Single comb White i.en-‘

.hrcd from heavy fall and winter lay-l

For the past month the of;

a. 16 3t Queen Esther Circle. of the First ALE

. I‘OfIWI'OI'Y.

housework, when.my druuglst asked, I
I quickly improved 3'

230' Mrs. H. Honnshell. :

interest. Marine Common joining the;
' preferred at a fractional adVance and

 

5::fglllen’c‘wll‘213;a‘Cacotg‘dingggeyborg FOR SALE—$3,250 Bl'ivs NICE z‘pvalk. small house. seven rooms, all eat is serving in the regiment“ poat-’

tamed}; loan fullv secured Adjfaunly house. large lot. some fruit, zllniprovements. Nice neighbomood, oiloe. lie states that the only local

“F955 VEMWIIIG. sentinel Office. bath "101115~ Near East Norwalk one “091‘ “'01" "0116): fiVe minutes’ boy he has met since his arrival “over

I a19 3t'ltation. 31,159 Cash can have “native“ frm R. R. station. Call 3 to 7 p. then" was Aline Tariov of the film 0

lot for $400 Add .. .. "1w ‘7 Ed“! menus. 'I‘u'iov am... local toblcconists. Best

WANTED—A DELI. BOY OVER VOW“ ‘ r“ P~0.Box 549.80.. regards are sent to all his Nornik
1t; years of age. Apllli' Mallackemoi' - I T’o LET—2 FLOORS op 4 1100418 friends.

ea . 93m. -—--
mm. “9 3' n H “y ”mm“ °“ WW m. and Mrs. Howard I- Field and

Improvements.

lfward avenue.
56 Water street.‘

inquire

Telephone 36574 or of Saxonvillc. Mass... have been spend

 

the sorting room. ‘ S. L. Benedict. No. Main St. ; 473.; ill: a two weeks' vacation at the htnne‘
SW!“ Lanai”. *3 my Btl‘sfl- 1:19 3t: a 16 “I of Mr. Field‘s mother at at Burritteve-'
.. nue. Mr. l-‘leld. who has been employ-

TO LET~—FOUR' UNPURNISH EUl

: . ‘ ' i it ttIr
rooms for light housekeeping: all im ed In Boston and Vlc n y the

.1 eighl years. having
.provements. Adults only. Apply 194: walk with
gE‘ast avenue, East Nor-walk. when that firm transferred its central
oilces to Boston, is planning to re-;
locate in South Norwaik in the near
future and take a res nsible sitlont
(building 12x18. Cement floor. 18 Edliel with an old establishtzio local drip.
:ave- na-tNorwalk. Phone 1347 “(Nb 4
1 William Patterson, Nathaniel Dan,

1 TO [17.3 VERY PLEISA “den. Jeff Turner and James 'i‘.-.ylor.
finished rooms In tr 0 ‘i NTFUlt :members of the contingent of colored
l “ on e ~° Ll zabeth 5‘" troops which recently left turn for
. Second floor.

a 16 3t..'(‘amp Devens. spent Sunday in :mll'
t (with their friends. They presented «I‘
l T0 LET—Iminnmng‘gmnm mllnost attractive apnearanon in uwlr‘
{Hotel CliffOrd Black: reasonable rent “9" ““‘°’"’“~

gand Sulllbleneod. to tenants; ““5 (‘ltlra Kimball Young. the motion;

.buslness location in 010'. also left tore picture actress. has estubliithed a sum-

lmanufacturing purposesofxptbsqm“ Iner home at (‘annondalepwhere she
_g feet on Water St. Space for entomobllq! has rejuvenated an ancient house on"

‘ . -h b-.\‘ lltltlh‘v'tv.- '
'on so. Main St. opposite Clifford Hatch! Rheum “firtfll‘m In: dinnuoigzltt

‘ Apply Illa-rig 6’; Guns C0. SO. NOI‘walk.; church.
I 1' 6L

 

 

’ T0 LET~GARAGE TO LET. NEW}

 

 

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l Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Sharer and

T0 Lgrmem' SINGLE RUUM' diluglltcr EIITRIM‘FIIE and Mn. Fk‘rank F'.
‘or two, or three room suites, .1 untlnxton static on a wee s auto

north. . . .
tour t l Lair» l'lucld. .\. I
light. corner Washington street ' ‘ ‘
tRallroad Place.

andl lnz.

lb! further partied:

tars inquire at the office of Old Well
Cigar CO. I

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, .

.. this morn-

'I‘llonlns It) Spino. of the 73d Infant—
ry. II. Q. I). t‘o.. has been enjoying a
few days' furlough wiAll his parents,
1 ~_"‘Mr. and Mrs. Salvator Charlolt. col--
1 TO LET”3 ROD-“S AT 96 TAY‘lner of Chestnut and t‘oncord streets.
lor avenue. Inquire Mrs. R. 'l‘nrlo't', 161 -
;(irmc street, or telephone 1952.]; 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Twining, of Now
i jBrlialn. who have becn spndin; the
"-1-“ llmst. week with Mrs. Lof'ount'i [a

irents. on North Main girl“. refill-nixi'
lllmuc last cvcnlnu.‘

 

 

‘ litigant

I Miss May Wheeler. clcrlt in 1’0nty':~
Istorc, on North Main sin-ct. Ffill'li‘fl'
v ' v ' ‘ . .
as. Probate on It two weeks \acailon this anln-
lillr. She will spcnd the. greater part]‘
ofthe time in Springfield. Muss.

NOTICE

. District of Norwalk.
Court. Auullst R. A. 1).. lfllx.

istate Of 1911a (1. Duke, hitc of Nor-
welk, in said district. deccascl. i
. The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and it"
lowed six months from the data Ilt‘l‘f‘~
of for the creditors of sold "<I'1Yt‘ vo
exhibit ”It‘ll claims for ~...lh-lu ~t.
Those who neglect to p.... .2 tin .r
amounts. properly attrstctl. liilhin
t-‘nitl time, will be dollar. 't' 'l l..t..~
cry. All persons intlchtctl to said e."-
.tan are requested to make illiilfodinte

'plivnlcttt to l . .
. , , . . . Miss (trace Nicholson and bliss Mllg
“F‘RBI‘RT‘ It‘ll-‘13}. r ! tIl‘i'tI llailwitz spent yesterday at‘
‘ ”m" " ”m ‘; Satin Rock. where they visited with

1_ fi‘ll-ndtl.

l’llntnurnpllcr George 8. North 1:: In
attendance at the convention of New
111 Illantl Photographers Association in
itlil in Springfield. Mass.

N.

 

blr. and Mrs. Royal 1.. Raymond and
t‘av'lzlltcr Emma of Spring sircct. spun?
r‘u ’(Illy in Bridgeport visiting rcla~
tivvs.

 

NOTICE . «
District or Norwalk. ss. Probate. George, Miller, of Stamford. blotllcr
Court, August 8. A. 1).. lots. of William Miller. the Washington
“state of John W. Duke. late Of street grocer. goes to: California, this
Norwnlk. in said district. deceased. :“teek’ where he will spend two months,
The Court of Probate for the Dis-l .._ ,__
trict of Norwalk. hath limited anti‘ M... and Mrs. John Ruggleg’ nf New
allowed .st months from the date York cltv. are visiting Mr. and ltlrs.
hereof for the creditors of said 05- Robert Mama. at Belle i5‘and_
late to exhibit their claims for settle. . __
PM“: 11‘0““ who ““319“ to present]: Joseph Soltesz. 0145 Lexington avo-
,their “"m‘m'“: properly M‘f‘flwd' hue. leaves for Key West. Florida. to-.
within said time, will be deharled a morrow. to enlist in the aviation sec-

All persons indebted .to . . crvcs
are requested to make tlotn 0f the naval Res '

 

 

.said ertatc .
immidia‘e Payment ‘0 ' Frank a Field of the South Norwalk
E }{ERBL"R'1‘A:I\"I:At-l.\l:‘ r ! postofilce force has left with his t'amilyl
‘ m n S m o ‘1 for a two-weeks vacation at Ncrtllport,

 

 

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trophy m was. ammo “- ‘-
. 1 John Russcll of (‘amp l'pton return-
1 NEW YORK. August 19 (Walhed to hit duties last. evening. after
Street, 10:30 a. Ind—«A further inquiry; spending a 48.1mm furlough \I'iihf
for Liberty 3 1-2 per cent. bonds we friends in this city. ?

a»-_ I

stitutod the chief feature Of the early ,i .
dealings on the Stock Exchange today; Howard A. Tilley and fmuilv of!
at the new high record or 101-0“ South Norwnlk are cccilpying W. 10,;
against the previous maximum 01,1101,va cottage at Lake Kenosia. Dan-1
100.50. Dealings In stocks were light. bury.
with a steady undertone. imparted- ._____
largely by the strength of Marine l’fd.i Charles H. Korn ".1“de to his-
:at. an extreme advance of 1 1-4 points. home yesterday, in philadplphia' aftcr‘
American Telephone Increased last paying a visit with his parents. on‘
week‘s recovery and minor rails were Huffm- avenue.
firm. but promlnent industriuls. nota-g
bly U. 8. Steel and Baldwin become-j Kenneth Taylor was a Sunday visit-
‘i"“- eased “HEM fractions. ‘ or at the home of his parents, Judgc.‘
WALL STREET, Scour—Another and MI‘S. Joseph R. Taylor. 1
high record was set by lecrtv 3 l-‘Z'sl
during the morning at 101.06. but; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Adams. “f Tny-i
iradinz in stocks continued stagnant. 101- avenue, enjoyed’a day’s'outing at.
Shippings were the. sole feature 0f.Savin.R0ck. yesterday.

__..__.__

. Jo n O’Neil, of the 73d Infantry.
American International Corporation apent Sunday with Ills relatives in‘
gaining a point. U. S. Steel and re- South Norwalk. -
latcd equipments kept within narrOW.

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two sons. Frederick II. 2nd. and l.eroy.t

ldike rush since May 13.

l1“ti would be 20 cents.

left'Sooth N0” the d 1
the Sealshlpt Oyster CO... " "a mum

,wlll be obliged to charge 10 cents forl

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ter, hung in the tap-room. where the.E
politician was in the habit of meeting
his friends The headquarters of the!
club in the Meadow we. mtlndianu .
harbor. on‘the site where Commodore
E C. Benedict‘s palatial home now- -
,ntands. The photograph was present-
’ed to the elder Thompson-by Tweed. .

The closing of the Wieaand place;
was a big surprise. East Port Ches-f
tcr saloons have been enjoying a Klan.
when the. I
Port Chester Liquor Dealers‘ Associrl
.tioo decreed that the price of whiskey!
“Over the river,";
to boost their'
prices. Instead. a pouch who had the'ty
hill to purchase two whiskies in- at
row would generally get a “shingle oil";
the balsa." i

A representative of one of New;
York's big breweries declared yestera ‘
day that "business was on the blink."‘

"They have got us with. rum” he'
added. “and I wouldn‘t be lulpl‘lledl'
that the entire United-States is dryvl

{*5-

127-131 WashingtOn St.

 

Willow Chairs .
Willow Rockers
Gas Stoves

OLD HICKORY FURNITURE “"T
FOR PORCH OR LAWN

All Summer Furniture at asreduotion from 1.4 to 1-3 011’.
“lathe-oldtomahoroomforourfallandwinterstock.

-—-CHARGE ACCOUNTSOPENED—

Sterling- Furniture: Company

 

Phone 105.

 

 

 

within five years. The big war taxes
now existing, and the higher ones than i
are coming, are mm- to kill the hint-i
ness. In addition to the taxes. the‘

Harris a (lens

brewers have to combat against the.
‘m can": i

scarcity of labor and mum"
He declared that saloon-keepers 1

a glass of beer before another month?
Three years ago. he said. the price of?
beer was about 65 per barrel. now it;
cuts the retailer 818. He stated fur-f
ther it is not improbable that they
brewers throughout the United Staten
u their coming conclave in St. Loni--
will agree to suspend operations until‘

the end of the war, if Congress doesn’t‘

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IaAItRIanMaN 1 That’s A" I

 

 

ARE NOT axanr'rii

(Continued from First Pun). 1’

 

Marshal (:vncral
before the House

11 n rch anti Provost

68 Water Street
t‘rowdor appeared '

committee at opon-hmrinaa to ruitcrv m m

 

tltlt? immediate enactment of the Man-
l‘twcr llill is inn-eralive ill order to

82 NORTH MAIN mm

BEMS‘I'I'I'CIIING mm-

' Furs Repaired

Illa 'I'u‘mi.‘ SM
3 West Park Place. Stamford

from your own‘or (rennin

with. w r m

 

’1‘0NS MADE Ti) ORDEK

 

" Firemen

Chance fer good ways; and Id-

vanccmam for men between the ages
of eighteen and forty-five years In:
good physical condition. Apply N. Y..
N. H. 1 H. R. R.

E. El REOAN, Sup't, New Haven.
M. D. MILLER, Supt. Waterbury.
c. A. MITCHELL. sun's, Hartford.

 

Ill" their explanation Riven the Scnatc I
early out (to enlarged war program. ;

‘Tl'orn are two ways of" prosecuting

 

 

this war." Mr. liakcr said. “One wavf ‘
is to make t'\'(‘l‘)' possibil- effort to (I); H
it now and ll‘n other its to procrctl:

st lncwhat more Iciuircly and do it N.

‘
l-t'. " "“w- nh‘ :t)‘l' I‘tIV'llllll"? frcln Y" N. H. & H. TABLE;
(‘\t"l‘_\’ standpoint Weill]. military. I'I-l In ngt Jun. 16’ 1918 I
drstl‘tnl and economic. is to [111‘ fulu-‘l ‘_ SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
cury cffort ill this country and win A. M.-——l:4'fx. 5:27x. 5149:. 6:08..
ilw War as soon as lmsthlc." 6.57x,7:18x,7:541.8:21x.8:59x.9:2ix.l
Lemme an explanation of the than 9:89. 10:33:. 10:523.
Ill.\\'i'l' ‘Illlalltl'i tn f'icncml ('l‘tlwtlir.l 1’. )l.-712:tllix, 12:52 (Stamford:
ill - stmrctnry announcwl that because‘nnlv). 1:09x. 1238):. 3:17x. 4:32x. 5.27x.!
oi ':l‘lltzali0II.: to calllnl: boys of 18. "0 6:46, 6:021. 6:26x. 6:47 (Stamford on

 

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c

58 Water étreet, Bo. Norwalk.

Old Clothing
‘ Bought

Highest prices paid for old
lothing.
We will call for it if notified.

“"S LEVEY

Near Harris dt Gano’ Coal Office.

 

Ili‘iI planned to dclt‘l' their call (is long 1,). 7:0”, 3:0“, 9:20 (except Salim.
Ill possible. and would not object to days) 10.0“ .

 

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placlng t) ptovisicn hi the bill making. .
a cosmic class of men between 15 and‘ Sundays. j
In )cars and for deferring mmml A. lit—12:3“. 5:2lx. 5:49x. 8:59,
1! cm “as far as practicable" until of, 9:;9Xommzfi33bx12 .2031; 31"x 4 M‘
for t-tllnre. :55: y. ‘ .~: . .—-— 2 . I . .- , :.....
Muriel]. in C“ 0“ M" W" °‘ .me. 6202):. 7:02x.07:12x, 7:45x. 7:57...
"There l< a sentiment In this com- 8”‘6‘- 1°~07"' 101‘ -

mitlcc." said Mr. Baker. "I don't know NEW YORK TOOO‘UTH HORWALK
ll(l\\' 13.23. against calling Illi‘n (IS. A. IlIr-‘IIIOX. 5100. 6204, 8200!.‘
.Voun: as is unless it Is absolutely ilcc- 835“- 9:15x. 93451- 10: 50" n"
essary. I think the sentiment of the‘ P: 3,-“12'03’9 laziax. 1105- 110.1
country is to set all the [non “CHM”. (Saturday only). 1sz («Saturday only).
Ilut from the beginning I have planned 2515*. 3357- 3330K. 315-1. limit (except
as a mattcr of regulation. to have men ’ Saturdays), 4:23.510: 5229. QOOXH
{rum 13 to 39 put in a separate class, 6:03x. Szlox. 11:1:ix. 11:45x.

with a view to deferring their call [111- Sundays:

til it Tinficegfinrv' A. Nix—6:00, 8:00x. 9.00x. 9:213.
II" II ‘ .t. -. .. 10'03x. 10:50x.
( med "m “1' When". mm" c. u.—--12:10. 1:0:tx. Irslx. 3:35x.‘

well he left, to executive regulations,
but he would have no Objection to haw]
Ina a specific provision written into‘
the bill. 1

5:02. 5:25x. 6:00x. 7:05x. 8:10x. 8:23..
9:00x. 10:00x. 11:15:. 11:15x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN. .
A. lit-12:26); 12:58x. 5:37. 6:07‘
:15. 9:19x. 10:22x, 11:58x.
P. 111.—-1:20. 2:20 (Bridgeport only
aturday only). 2:41 (Bridgeport only.

 

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Saturdays). 2:47 (Bridgeport. except
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9:25x. I
Sundays. . ;
A. M.—12:26x. 12:58. 7:43. 9219):.
10:19. 11:12x. 11:52“.
P.1li.—2:10x. 3:05x. izi‘zx. 6:33;.
6:48, 7:08x. 8:28.9:25x.10:10x.
NEW HAVEN To SOUTH
NORWALK.

‘ funneled:

RECIPE IMLED FREE

. ' _ . v- . . . n.

A veteran business _ h‘ A. M. 12.29x. 4.10x. 4.53m 5.5,,
almost completely infill. 131110 J: 6:50. 81053:. 8:30, 9:~ilx. 11.00. 9
numerous tonlca. lotions. lhampoos, etc., P. M.—12:17x. 3140):. 41-30. 5:1..x

5232):, 5:37, 6:11x. 9:18x. .
Sundays.
A M.—4110x, 4:53x. 7:55,’ 8:30;.
9:41x. 11:00. .
P. )I.——12:l7x. 1:55x. 2:23x. 3:40);
4:35, 5:13x. 62111:, 7:05); 921k. 9:35.:
11:40». .-
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A.1lf.—6:13.8:27.9:59§. q d '
P. M.—1:27. 1513:. 2:4 (tatur ays‘
at the N lonly). 4:39x. 5:27 (except Saturdays) .
6:25.

without benefit. came across. while on
I Journey. an Indiana' recipe by which.
he.zrew a complete crop of healthy.
luxuriant hair that he now possesses.‘
t Others-men and wOmen—hava re-
ported remarkable hair growth by the
same method. Whoever wishes the re-
cipe may obtain it free by writing to
John Hart Brittain. ISA-222. Station F.
New York, N. Y. Or'obbain share:
the ointment. Kotalko. made according .
to the perfected recipe.
store. ready for use.

 

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work and worry.

otters ; thorough training. for

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tions. *

ccomplishes more with less

urinal. cusnrss
consist

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'chanze at 101.
must! t

bounds, also the prominent war is—l
sues. Rails became irregular. the
moderate strength of Canadian Pacif-
Ic. St. Paula and New Haven being
counter-balanced by recessions in Un-'

,ion Pacific. Reading, and New York.

Central.

 

LIBERTY BONDS ABOVE PAR.

NEW YORK, August 19.—-LibertyI

Bonds, 3 Ms. opened on the Stock Ex-

a new high record by
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for artery-blue Chandler

Mrs. Virgil 0. Champion is spending”
a few weeks at Moose Bay Harbor, Me."

 

John Jansel was home from Cilntp
Devens over Sunday. ,

Hush Campbell. of the Naval Milit-
ia, visited his parents. On Sunday.

W
The Bridgeport police asked the lo-«
cal department to be on the look-out'

city. . .

 

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touring car.' a.
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altttr sum it lltlt stint “ i

In a vast number of easel. when hill! 5
hill out. the roots are not dead. but remain I
lubeddeddn the scalp. alive. like read: or I
bulbs. net-ding only fertility. The usual 1

‘ alkaline shampoos. alcoholized Imit- ionicx,

etc.‘ are of no avail in such cases. The
ifnli sns' ointment nourishes the hair'aad
stimulates the growth.
Katalin fertilize: the scalp and Induce!
It! ‘ th in eh case possible: won-
reattltl For m'c,‘ mm?
and rluldrnt'l air. If are bold. or ’
losing hair. or have «llama. you should
try oialllo. It II a pleasure to observe
sun hat: nil-Its Ito-d!

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Sumhter Session Closes Aug. 23
Fall Term Opens Sept. 3

Sundays. 3
‘ Nightschooi Opens Sept. 16

A. M.—-—9:25. 10:29:.

P. .\I.——2:15. 7:20. ;
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK;

A. M.-.—6:00. 7:25, 8:25. 10:05x,;
11150. ' - I

P tit—4:33. 7:07. 8:36 (except But; -
urdayl).

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Hum er Qfllce Hours
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