HORNY. SEPT. 2. 1913
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Wants.
and Proiutioeel, Cards,
Miscellaneous Advs. : : : :
Classified . I .. . ..
Advertisements
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oathhpanrunty-l'iuiomermio.
mummies-vanes. We»
,. cowardly and it is earnestly hoped.
that they will speedily be thought to
justice. Miss Fleenor will be held un-
til Tuesday afternoon at 1:30, at
which time Coroner Phelan will hold
an inquest on the death of Harebrai
MISS GORHAM union
or n. M. GLEASON~
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Army Blank
V - in the City Hall. . ,
Mr. Gleason. also. is one oi the sue- . . We have in [buck the reel regulation “I”! ad I”
“M“! ”W “W“. 3., °‘ “"P mf‘i'iniieiif’i intimaii‘ud eases m an. woos Bum-1's. a you hve e
Ezipggii‘ig :91]: in?“ Lake bifut’fig‘mm from custody. She has ie- v friend in the service here is an ideal sin that win be It"
company, of Bridgeport. lie £8 a: 3"“ “me J01“ 3- 001100 in m 1 then M at line the.
uate of Norieik H183! school and itn- legal adviser.
mediately unrgvm in??? mm' __._._. .-
ness cursor on a PRESIDENT WILSON’S
LABOR DAY MESSAGE,
Retriuerators anthouclflameeclis atCosi
We have on our floor 3 00001! moons and 10
REFRIGERATOR that must be disposed it, so we are after.
ing them at factory cost, to close thm on in o hurry.
If in need of one see these.
name, both tor him and tor hie'
city.
The church was nrettily decoratedJ
by Smith. the florist. with bulk and
y‘ten wees. This color scheme. was
motioned from First Page).
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wANTsMovnaNMnN1‘ my“, Foo SALE—i9 roor FLAT nor- TO er~3 ROOMS, WATER
service nominations Connecticut in "’1" motor but with CIND- Inquire at “Willy lights, Feldman. ti B
September. Government clerk, rall- at 43 Osborne avenue, East Norwalkisuvel’ 139‘“ Norwalk.
way mail, teacher, immigrant WOO-J 031 3‘
tot‘, typewriter, research clerk. SaiJ
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1.11, 31.209.32.000. Experience emcee, ’9'? SALE—TWO FAT arms.
my. Men. women desiring govern-J weighing “b0“ 31600 “75-. for the pair.‘
TO LET—3 noous AT ac rar- 111 an Mimi!" ““9 Mam“ “‘"p‘
lor avenue, inQUire Mrs. R. Tario'ul. 161
Grove street, or telephone 1852-12.
followed throughout, both in tho
AND: church and at the-house. war to alter the balance of pone; pt;
ridgeJ Mm, Gotham covered on the a 'm of Europe, that Germany was striking at
51 3t‘ her father and carried a bridal boot atii'imt ties men eevrywhere desire, and
Joni-t 01' white roses. She was attiredJniust have. the right to determine
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NOTIBE I
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Owners
Just received a shipment of WA! TI“ FOOD mun.
their OWn fortunes. Labor Day. 1818..
dry... with 3 becoming pictuts hat tethereiore, is supremely significant, l-e
|mal('il. Her bridesmaids were Miqueciai-es. because:
(‘..1olyn Mct'iausilnd and lies ileum “The laborer is not only as munlij
ment politions write for free partlc» One tut cow, and one milch fed calf.
1.1.», J. 0. Leonard (former (‘it'il shr- " “’9‘” 0‘d- For Particulars ask
Ti('(‘ Examiner), ‘21 Kenois Building. “Jack." at Schultze'a Market 39 Mainligm corner Washington trect
M'ashington. “1 6t street or address John Scfiuesslerdnénr'md Place. 8
J.}i_ut'ibutt street, Vttlton, it. i“. 1). 240.113” inquire at the once of Old
wmreo — WATCHMAN. GOOD. *3 Mrwalk. use 3t ‘03,, c,,_
wages. Apply Jonas & Naumburg.) ““"7"""'““
inc, Spring street. J FOR SALE“0NE
iExcclsior three speed motorcycle.‘
WANTED—LOAN or 4 on 5 m1», ““1 1.111 equipment. and Rogers sideJ
tired dollars, with security. Address"’“"- A'1 condition. Owner now in U".
13‘ ll. (3., care SentineL 18' service. A bargain for quick buyer.J J ,
JAsk “Jack," at Scitultze‘s Market, amenibm"
WANTID—fz ROOMS FOR LIGHT Miiin street. or address John Schuesa-l
housekeeping for one person. Adm-easier. flurlbutt stmet, Wilton, n. F. 1)..
(t. 1.. Sentinel. J431N0rwalk- a30 st'
1918 1101)th
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downer
NOTICE
ourt, August 30th, A. 1)., 1915.
Ordered, That
wANTlo-BOY. MUST BE 15,- FOR SALE—SEVEN WEEKS 01.11 mm.
(iood chance. The 1(‘ole—Koncoe Mt‘iJm“ “I reasonable 9.”st- Cairn. E "SPF"
(30., Dates Court, South Norwalk.
*mbcr. 1918, at 2 o’clock.
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WANTID — ROUTE SALESMAN .
for retail milk delivery business.J FOR SALE-FRESH ounnusnrv
Good position and salary. Better thun'mw and (“'0 Jersey cows. Apply id
$2} per week toebeginner. “1N be'Joseph Erdos, Connecticut avenue.
able to furnish first class reference ‘ 480 SM
and $50 cash necurity. Address box B.J . J
we swam. . FOR‘SALE-—2 DESIRABLE 111111.11.
___ .ing lots in Foster Park, East NorrJ “Notice
WANTED ——SAi.ESLADY, (‘OATs.anlk. Apply 23 North Main street) nual moat
suits and millinery. Steady position.'Soutlt Norwalk.
Apply Mintz‘s, 92 Washington Hil’cctJ
at least five dttva before said 6th
of September. 19in.
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NOTICE
”will he held at their oilicc at
WANTED-4301' TO_ LEARN THE: FOR “LE‘CHOICE YOUNG “Even. 185 Church street. Room‘
piintittg trade. No better time than théi
Jersey tnllkittz cows. one licitcr 1:1 Tuesday. September 3rd at ll fl
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pit-aunt.
An excellent opportunity forging 8,1:0 Jone “workf'ltlolrsepoheap. W.1
ambitious youth, Inquire at the office ’ 9'“ "1 "n“ "H ii‘tlluc. Dar-
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or the Evening Sentinel. 82‘ 3‘
State Shell Fielt Co111n1iesion."
Jien. Phone 123.
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FOR SALE—SOME (‘HOK‘E YOUNG 'I ‘7‘ "" ‘ '
Jcockercls. Single comb White helix
WANTED—ll. S. GOVERNMENT
wants help innuediately. Mcn, women,
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TO LET—OFFICES, SINGLE RUUMJ no. ,trimmod with satin. and i‘Olii
or two, or three room suites, northf wwc lard“ picture hate.
For turther particu-
of Norwalk, us, Probate“
Estate of ilattic F. Bengcr, lillt‘ of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased. ,
the administrator
”__‘cxhiblt. his administration account (of
.tTtis court for adjustment. at the Pro-
ofiice in Norwalk. on the 6th quJ
Lil gH-wagh .............. EIP'GI Jstrive together, but We did not realize
Melody ............... .- . .Sheliey 1115 we do now that we are all enlisted
Reverie ............. ,.,..l~‘l.tg:-¢r :men, members or a single army. of
i‘ 1. 1 ‘Sel‘ellfldt‘ ................... Gait many parts and may tubs. but com-
a "1' Hey Song ............... Palmt‘r ,manded by a single obligation, our
“'gdding Mitt-ch .......... Chopln faces set towards a single object. We
Jilansom. Springhill avenue, Norwalk.:‘nooit: and that all persons interested
a“ ll. in said estate may be notified thereof.J
ltho administrator will cause this or-‘
der to be published in t1 ncwspaper’v’“
having a circulation in said disiriet.§p““°“
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge. ,
is hereby liven that the an-, Lake Ggorg _
. in: of the Board of Hciiet ton, but wcrt‘ (“SN“‘W‘! "“1 ""5”", “'9 mill
1 “3° “,0! the State Shell Fitth Commission:
BOARD OF “EL
H. G. MARSHALL.
l’cr ii. S. York. Newark. Flushing Staten l-"Jlilt'li everywhere desire and must 11.1111
(tomato. hath being gownod in white needed as the soldier. it is 11h. our.
JTlte soldier is his champion and repre-
Jlentttiive. To fail to win wonli m- to.
until ”mm a, Gleason. brother of theJintperil everything that the laborv‘irhiis!
ngom, was best man. Mr. Gleason AIU‘IVBB for and held dear since free-
chpemly returned from South Amett-Jdoln first had its dawn and his strug-
WeilJ m, ttflcl‘ an ahuenoe of runny room. mate for Justice began." J
Jart as best man at his brother's weva The President's message follows: 1
.dinii. . “My Fellow Citizens: Labor Day,‘
J my, Frederick ii. Jacobo perform-J10”, is not like any other Labor Day
Jcl tlic cemmony. The usher-t at tilt‘ that we have known. Labor Day was
lawn.“ were Howard W. Gorhutn, W": always deeply significant with us. Now,
"a,“ ll. Ferris. John R. Wrigley audit is supremely significant. Keenly
JAlbct't s, Bar-1. ins we were aware in year ago of the
I‘recedin‘ the ceremony. Prui- F- 0- enterprise of life and death upon
Gtannlss.of Bridaeport. formcrot‘ilflfi'thich the nation had embarked, we
tat at the church. rendered :1 very did not perceivo its meaning as clean"
plaguing musical program. Which 00“:le as we do now. We liner-.103! we
noted of the following: Jwere all partners and must stand and
VATION CHARTS that will fit on your Hoosier door. The
chart will be of great assistance to you in doing, NOT YOUR
BIT but your utmost to help win this war right from your
kitchen. . Charts are 15c each.
lt‘olloWiuK mo. ceremony 11 Rectum" know thei’ every toal in every essen-
hcld at the home of the bride's tiai industry is a weapon. and a mat-
tu. on Flax Hill road, at which pon wielded for the same purpose that.
'ti11'.e the emut‘nlt‘nl of Aibfinllqn S-‘an army rifle is wielded—-a weapon
Hoot-u, son of M 1‘ and litre. [non-“l S-Jwttich, it we were to lay down, no rifle
fleets. and Miss Gladys Jenntnea. ntwouid be of any use.
Cudlnfli‘mi was announced. Whit-n theJ "And a weapon for what? What iii
.yrottiilif‘n was “J m; height. the nwlrtthe war for? Why are we enlisted?-
1 pointed couple contrived to 8WD out Why should we be ashamed if we Wore
Jmmotlced. on their wedding ton? to not enlisted? At first it seemed hurd-
e, the Berktthims and Bath iy more than a war of defense against
tary aggression of Germany.
Belgium had been violated, Pram-c in-
vaded. and ticrntitny was uneld eooin.
as in 1570 and 1866. to Worli out her
ambitions in Europe; and it was itc-
cessary to tiiect tier force with force.
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40 Labor Saving Features
Don't spend long hours in a hot kitchen this summer.
With a Hoosier you can do your work in half the time. The
most important discoveries have been. built right into this
cabinet.
For example, the Shaker Flour Sifter shakes out flour
light and 11tu instead of grinding flour and grit through
a sieve.
The Hoosier Two-Way Sugar Bin which holds twice the
ordinary amount.
Hoosier's patented Food Guide and Salad Chart can't be
in autos by the 111entben: of the t‘. P,
New C. Club. of winch Mrs. Gleason tun
111i mber. The young couple had too
“4'4th 9 start, iii)\\'t'\'(‘l‘, and were stun
in. 'loot to sight, point: in the direction of
”CF. Sieiutonl. uhcrc they boardel the But it Js clear no“. that H is much
.trnln Tho). will be at home ulter‘mom am 1111 war m an“, my Nahum.
inctrlwr 13 i“ 1" Grt'tzory Boulevard, Joi' power in Europe. Germany. it is
J Guests WU“ WWW" from Now now lilain_ was striking ut what true
Dun-
lerk. lend, Bridgeport. \‘cu‘ lluvon, ——tl1c 1‘1ul1t to determine their own
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1:? 2:12582012333'1“!”gepr'tg': Conn, single comb Rhoda sitin’d Rede,‘ NOTICE
* ' " '-bred ftom heavy full and wintcr lav-7 "hm” .°f 50"“7‘”,
for Wang-“1001111. Aunflist R. A. D, 191$,
Estate of Elitt (l. littke, late of
qulk. in said district, dm-ottscl.
' The (‘ourt of Proluttc for the
Rochester. N. Y. .. .- .
‘ “_ --,. ets. Prices H‘iinonallifl
, ' " ‘ Reynolds Poultry Farm. Highland ave-
BUBINBBS NOTIOEB Jnuc.1‘hone 1036. .
lnymond, Street & Son, Doricni»;
S-tnd, loam, buildln: stone and gi‘m'ei.J
. ’ 0 . 0 1-,
(‘ltidet's [or driveways and sidewalks. ““1 r “ wu
OR SALE-ilOl'SE. 9 ROOMS,
lowed six months i: 1 :
and gas connoctlonfi. mm the d do i
of for tho (‘Zt‘tillOlil of said 05th
sex, l’i'obatOJTWO MEN HIT
trlct of Noruulk, ltuth limited and ulJ
fortunes. to insist upon justice. and to
Job‘iuc governments to act for‘ thin.
land not for the pmtttc and selfish 1:1-
Jttu-at (it it L;t>\t‘l'llilli.' clues. it is t).
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Nor-J BY ALTTOS 0N war to make the notions and UPON-:5
“YA" HOME of the world sccurc .1guins1 every sot l1
pt Wcr its the hermit“ :lllitlt‘l'dl‘)‘ l‘cpio-
. Ht-Illfi. it is 11'111‘ at cuutuciptt' 1:1 \"111
pm (Continued from Fir-‘l 1339-) Julllli 1: it; won can 1min any tu1tl1tl1'
., ,n J“? free from courtunt tour or btvr-thc
bury, and surroundint cities.
found on any other cabinet
Hoosier’s Over-Size Base has 21 per cent. more space for
pets and pans than the average.
There are 17 such exclusive features as these.
QC §.1..§. R.
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. , Ji.ot 65x19? fcot, Good garden. Fruit. exhibit t|11~i1 claims~ for “-1.10%an They stopped in \‘uw lluvcn m...” “11“,. “1.... £0 about moi» J. JJv
Estimates given on laying ccmonti‘ ~ H ' .. . J J - ,_ 1 J. . . .' ,‘ . 1 1.1 _\ ' .
Willis and building foundations alsoibhadp’ Nc‘ Price 32-400. A150 many Tlitm 1 1111 nchitu t1. Jonah-J, r..."- around‘t‘: ‘o‘tlocJtlr‘ln Lin“; \yfl’i‘iglz our}: Links and knit“ 111111 gunprnqwnh a... Come here and pick out your H0051” before the pre.
' ‘ ' ‘othcr places for sale at price to suit “““mmt l‘l”l“”"l' MW" ‘ “~‘l"”u “‘“m' 1““ f“ 1. ‘J “L 3 their servants. not titttr masters. . ome on
ltorsc cart and bottom dutupt-rs tori . ‘ . . emd t.n1«-, will iw .l.~;.,» 1 " lurk. limdl." “"(‘i‘l‘tl '0 "‘k“ "'li11.~ is. 11.1-1c1t1r1-, the our 111 mil “rung ”no“. 0 .8 '
We. 1011. Mr particulate gory, A11 mum. 1.3.11. thou) in 1119 our. The >.lii1ll'.~'. (icomc “1....” “-111.11 1.11.1. ,Jmum who”: H.,,J We 11 deliver it for only $1 down. Pay the balance $1
a-..~__..__,__ ASk J h T H . ,tntc ill-i} l'orlllt‘sl. d to 1.1 '..- * 111111.. f‘nltuu, of New Haven, is). A. iluglteu. “mm” “.1”, all its concvntt'ntcdp-m— a week. Your money all back if you are not delighted.
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING 0 ll . 3‘ CS ittyntcrtt to New London. and E. n. .luimurm New er. The world cannot be sol“. "m” _
— . - ‘ ND 7 main st NOW J lililllll-nl'i‘ \\’, IMlilI, London. clitnbcd No the hack sent of lives cannot in: securc, 110 math “gm”.
decorating, painters supplies; well w'm‘uw'hawcz J‘ Adminimaior. the Chandler. while the voting wumt‘" can be confidently 11nd succcfisfttll'. 1,5
paper, up-to-dnte styles. lowest prices. _.- M. _ - ., --- ~__ 1 WW" in frout.‘ N0 trouble was “in?" 'sertod against the rule and muster.) 111 1 We Specialize in Furnihhing ['0me complete
Estimates cheerfully given, Trial on J NOTICE icncctlihuriitil "“‘V "“9"” “mm" "’31 urltitriity groups 111111 spccltti int -::.-:«:v. '
q . , li’stucl m Norwitllt, us. I‘man “0i" 1' ('11., so ion' :1- = v0 111131 t; i-g,» 131.1 . 0 '
(1,151: 501m“:- ire}. 400' Alexander AUTO SUPPLIES Ctilli‘l, Alllus't Q. A. l).. ‘ftlx. 1 According l“ ““5 l’itwnnr, “‘0 “‘hli‘il.¥:tlllbl‘ 12:18 ‘lnéintlsd‘itntion (Ht-iv Sterl'n Furn'ture am an
tC. 61 1'- El’ "9mm OILS GASOLINE Estate of John W. Puke, lulc 0': W3: proctgcdinx ‘1" about ‘15 mid 11;” Austt‘itt and Gctmzmy into tiiiL \t..r.‘ .
”CYCLES VULCANIZING “WW-“J“- Ji‘ said ‘JJ-‘Jl'll'l1 d""“1l*‘d- ml 9" ““ 0‘" 11111 “’"R n "9 1n ‘ 0 are pcrtuitttd to control the dust -1Lc‘ .. , - -
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J. A MODNE The (‘nurt of Probate for the DJs- of the road. when Rho 511w an arm and the fortunes of men and unions: . i2t-i3i ‘\aShlnEt0n St- Phone 100.
Ftalierty. proprietor. Trucking. Long - trlct 0! .Norwnlk, huth limited and strolcl1ed_mtt in‘fl'nni of lwt‘. Then ploliini: while honest men work, hiy- '
dintance hauling. Light and heavy Phone 957—2 yum-(.1 ,.«1\- “Jonfh”. from the date the ltcttdlttzht dtsclosed‘kto li1er t)he int: the “I.” ml which innocent Hun.‘ __ ,__ ,_.[ .__ _.. .-
. J ' ”11‘ hereof for tho creditors or S'liti os- stance of two men Wu 1112 n ttc , J ,_ ., ‘ .. . ~ .. .. J ,
trucking. once telephone. 1581. 300' flNorth Main Sf...SO.NO tale to t‘xltililt their clitims for SONIL” middle of the pikc. She made n,“(-)-l;"?)ltli iiiiloivl‘ltliitlfiiziilutrcwoythli‘: 111:1": hands to lead the world to a “P“ “M! COME ON NOW BOYS’ ‘1
House «inaction.
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'il1o.~1 1‘. ho nogzlt-ct to pro
accounts. proper],-
illf‘ili.
lilaii‘
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Flremen Jrnrovct'y. All persons indebted
Chance for good wages and Id. saId 0111110 tire requested to n
vanoement for men between the ages i“‘“‘"‘“"‘° Wm‘l‘in' I” . .
of eighteen and forty-five yearn ln' ”LRNLRT “‘ "A“
flood physical condition. Apply N. Y...
N. u. e. H. n. n. J
E. a REGAN, Sup't, New Haven.
LOUNSBURY, MATHEW-
SON iii .00. are desirous of se-
curing the services of several
experienced shoemakers—also
men without experience. Ex-
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WAKE UP THESE BOYS
attested.
\t'ititin mild time. will he deburred
Administrator.
sent quick turn to the side to avoid strik- it J“ a
better day.
in: them. but hit iinrttlirnh. who W119 tttin. .
OFF WITH THE COM
war which industry must rus—
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The army oi ittbtvtt-rs tit ltozch ‘WOODRO“ “ H"
(one on ~Dou‘1’ es
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{‘0 She MON,” t‘hc Pmncfltiu‘o‘ “J‘Jh’,” army of iiRilliili: 111011 in 1:1» 1.11: liens THTS LWUGOUT J °$fxézefi’mus El
111 e twcntv (0"? m“ “n o I“ "m ms of actual battle. And the 1.1borer is FOR US OVER HERE ° ‘
Jumped out. He saw a man lying on .
the Fido or the mad “"h (moth?! 3mm (iit‘l’. it is his: Will‘. The soldier is
i)("ildilli! over 111111. lmmcdmtcly a . . , _ ,. J J J J
. ins cl1.111111.on 111111 11‘J1.c,~t1111.1ti\e. To
large yellow tout-1m: car came “10m: “-til to win would in- to imporii evcrv-
”ml went snttarelv over both of the -
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men. The ycllnv: cur promotion away
not only needed as much its the sol~
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thing that tltc laborer has strivcu for,
111d hold dear Flllt‘i' i'rt-cdum first had:
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cellent opportunity for an M. D. MILLER, Sup't., Waterbury, J‘ 1 ‘ IN THE WINTER TIME and then stopped. The octup'tnts of its dawn and “F slrunulc for justictw
EDGE SETTER C. A. MJTCHELL' Sup't., Hartford. J tum a IINI poor l :iisfilggpgg-J: £3033:le $3311)“ K32: begun. The soldiers at the front litmus . i
J J pgop.'w. m it." L 'n‘ ‘. ',, this. it stccls thctr muscles to thum monomers-u _
The positions open my good J‘—”* -. -—" ~~" — —~-—~::’ J my menu so...“ "”J‘Jm‘mrs Wm... “mum 1111.. and of it; They are crusaders Thov mo; "21:66:;3'; 3:021:63: £33.
wages and assure steady em. ' DEATHS AND FUNERALS. 1 M' ’0 m”"lBI-& I said Hilt‘ would not move until she 3:13;]:i‘rfogaggn59119;;TASS:flirt]J mm A 5T1": Brush: Davin.
ploymeitt. Men paid While J a,“ ”w i . saw ‘11.]? 31:32“ guf‘xg‘fiw‘qufi any one who 1.11.111 for 1111.1 seiiith 7mm“ “Sisttztiinfizr'W‘ J
learning. Funeral of John H' McNamflra. J 53%;, a l i2:r1 cittiliatil came (back to the sailors iiisiintafifitigfninfiv J"):Jog-mullwfv£1:J Luflng‘wfow refintrfietmmdin' waltz-LN
APPLY' AT 5 HAVIIAND ST. Jorqillg {liriLriiiliifilggtll‘nwillo dliida'rll‘iferel-J fl “I; . 4- " i :33: were bending 0\,Pr tho 1murcd ;.-her:. “.5 well as ”.10 homes ithey love thgfidfn: Wiméxm Em: lional. War a..dz,'"‘cmonufl
i a.” momma in ”"0 Dunbury H“‘?“"". ’19er one or the men in uniform said 3“ Mncricrt, may he kept :L-E‘rfrtl m .1, lion 0! Washington, and send ‘ two- Washington will send any reader
‘_‘_’A___: _fiJ “as held froth the home of ilifi Sl‘diel'.‘ tit-ti the men were 1),..le 3,1.”de and Fitff‘. and men evenwhere me. “I“. cent stamp for a storage book to :2: ::::;:0r 3 two Cent stamp
Mrs. iianorn Nash. 55 Greenwood ave-
?" STORAGE OP SNEEY ”TREES
The they insist upon being free. The; etc.
.should he takcn to the lmsnital. aid you in saving war garden crops.
on rent St. Joseph's church, L‘an- CANT 00M fercl to o to the hospital and 110‘ an ——grext ”ea 3‘ 1. i .J.“‘ - - ‘
' bury. at 9 o‘clock. A high mass was .muanunofiu'i‘twmm'm ( g The hospital was on. ideals Whmh shall light the “‘1" '
('ciehrafc-(i by lili' Rev. Father Dnllard NWROM IN UHIGtT
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e e . .1111 Was largely amended Friends AME canes 11m UITHIN‘IHE as. LiwfiJJfé‘eq‘JJJka'Zflm 11:th :5: on. donc and men live with men 1.1
epmnng - WPH‘ prompt from New York, Bridge I850 LiMiT. ' and rdisdppenre-d in the direction" of and emancipated spiritu.v That is tlveJ
liort. Noru‘alli and South Norwalk. figmmmum‘m New York. Nothing has been seen roasor they fight “101 80mm“ .10" 5M;
. i Til!“ decczrmd is survived by two‘ . 3m to ' ' or heard of them since. Jaro' invmcihlf‘k JJ,~. Jhera"0~x q (ta-.J .
5, "lab Grade WM 3 tuttgtteis, .ii.~.J.1mes R, Flynn of thts m ham?“ them to Bleep il Inthe meantime 50m? One had 3.1.1“, . Let us ma 0‘ .ie.' .. “tn“; .1 oi‘ ‘
J. . city, and Mrs. John J. Gordon of ° W 500k '11!“ {‘0‘ fiii‘ ambulance winch was quick- 0‘ “cs“ comprmension. no U ‘ tJ '
'I 0 New York. formerly of Rt‘lilt‘il one 'mhmtanyreader ofthilpnpe! 'i I “1 scene at. was nnns‘ahgp what we are about. and of imttw-zJ :
: SPECIaHy son, Michael McNumatn oi Dauburv: W md' I two-cent for by on Sauce 0}- n.3,...“ Al 1}... hos- nnd clearcycd resolution, out n. (la)? ofJ
‘ three grandchildren, Miss Gladys and Quantum National Warm 'fifi: was fannd that liarahrak wag' consecration also. in which we dew [VJ
Master George E. Flynn of this city, . .. ngumpfinz from a cmshed thorax and OIIFBEIWS without pause or “mm m J
and Kenneth Gordon of New York:-,
and two sisters. Mrs. Ilnnora Nash and
Mrs. Michel McGrnth of l)nnliur_v. J
Official Service fors
" - . k of settin“r our own
: ivts. a compound tincture of the the great the '3 ‘ a ,
jlinen ice. and his liver and right kid-J country, and the whole “mid, fr..e L.)
now was crushed. His life was den-f render justice to all, and of maktng 1t J
Chevrolet, Maxwell:
and Graham Bros!
Trucks ‘
Ford Repairing and Parts.
The pull bearers were Bernard Bo-i
land and Joseph Ryan of lict‘tcl. Dan-1
icl German, Joseph Lynch, and John:
Word. or Danbury, and George W.J
Flynn of NorWalk.
I Mm. J. E. Porter
' Mrs. J. E. Porter died at the homes
‘ol’ her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Huntlng-.
1 new A V.
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on 10 ME
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1 - Eton, N0. 21 Bayview avenue. SundnY' in themeenor car, which: taking counsel. with no 9900533 .cinss. 1 “fl ““Ml.'l’° Brass' 1 t W. B. Corsets in form-
Wrecks Tfiwed in any dIS' {evening-g, There will be prayers atJ J wggfigyby the Mun-fly Motor C0,,J it 15 serving no private or single in- J «tu;.mebnc&jy%uk Dm‘”“¥‘8§i‘q’,n?ronmu BRASSIERES.
ce J'txlte iélte home of the deceased on' "unnumm.g '-"‘i“ ‘J or New York. was taken to t e po- tereat. its 0:31 mills! has dbeen :L‘TJ-J bum ' i » “mummdeudc and
an 3- . ues ay erenin , at 8 o'clock, Inter- . m e! d nd' fortlii by 056 IVS W c1 .3. - . '1 1
8 e cannint book? ,lice headqua in this city. wher Je u The light of a J y . Thebw-pmdcomt
Doyouwantaire ,
Thie- heartened!” 1-
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J ment in New Britain. Conn.
' the start and despite impossible for small groups of ;iol.t1-J
pfiéredarotfiotrggns of the doctors and col rulers. anywhere, to disturb iur J
' nurses to keep alive the little spark peace or the peace of the worll, ‘11 111
of life still left. the man soon passed any way to make tools nnl puppe 3 J
awav. Kuben had not Men injured: at“ those upon who \\ consent uni 1.11031 J
so fatally. but suffered with serious, wltone power their own authOll-V‘ .111 J
lacerations and bruises about his their own very extstence depend... “ .
Jhend, and upper both and possibly in- “We may count upon each o,be_.. J.
tcmnl injuries. ~‘ . JThe ntttlon is of a. smgle mind. it 15 J
eon-eh ' . got-mitt perfection
'“h V! firzfifmmu boat that the corset
mmfiniehiegtouehbth
worn in .
new hdein'. n4 I".
“F . . V 111 la ed '11..
' ' m ce ecu over :1
30km. hmi:g:gdtsmmphce ngrfmrimmmed With lace and embroid-
Mios F'Ipenor asdriver of the car was J burn the dress away. _
placed "under ".000 boom cit-the new oonlvetlon nu penetrated to.
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