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lone twenty arrests were made.
IQIMY, we. 9. 1m ' so: soon :0st limit-o mu. pm m
‘ ‘9‘" mowers. “in? ”H ”"
. . Wm To {0" F? 8‘!“ Fm" AN ACCIDEN'EL mum—“ml.” o...) i
ClaSSlf‘ed o e o o s s E llld “010881011”; cards’ imam“ him "m "'-
MiscelianeousIAdvs. :::: W
mummmwhuumu
”unlimoiuh “mm
numbin-
the car, and witsoueddhemuwn
yellow ear nosing ever bit do burly
Of Hm and till I! an W,
Frank Kuhn. who warmth. As-
the yellow car was donut-grab. In
chino 11 William J. LeCoult was seen
a little further along the mad but it
who learned despite the lily l-pm-
sion that he win implicated in the ac-
cident. that he bed nothing todo with
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fulfill l [‘0 LI! it except to render aid to the injured
, ”0-1-...— _ --—--—--t - ,T men.
WANTED—BY YOUNG LAD) , WANTED-BOY FOR DRUG T0 LET—TWO 03 THREE LARGE The coroner‘s full report is Is loll
Board or furnished rooms. Addl'ess.,“°l‘€v Apply Stillson-l’oweli Corp. sunny rooms, furnished or un- l0W5:
stating name-um. J. in it. we of all 3t. furnished. with bath, ehdhc.s£%1r:fdgo?:::?;ut ,
a9 3t. - lights, running water. etc., desirable con-”i. Report.
Sentinel News Ollce.
_ WANTEHY FAMILY OF TWO
wANTIb—A'r Hinuionscuoon “W“ as waitress. Chambermaiu
The undersigned. eomner, having
notice of the death of (‘lnrles Hrs-
brair. it "it" male, 50 years old, lste
neighborhood, private anally.
St. Opposite liy Place.
Cedar
Mrs. Susse.
39 3t
LProspect “I“, an experienced “inform to assist cook with laundry work
0! the town of Norwalk. who, on the
counting both ends of the city, the
Infinity for not having a driver’s li-
eeue, and cash bonds were posted in
nsuly every Wee. 1
Owing, to the absence of Prosecutor
Dunbar, the cues in the uptewneeut
were not held until nearly seen. and
Miller Human was busy with
the downtown cases.
There was only one accident. and
«that of a trivial nature. when Philip
Fillmore. oi New York city, ran into
the rear of the truck driven by Altx.
Sheht, of: New Haven. and danntgcsl
were settled without outlets. 3
There wu ”other accident. Batik-l
tiny. when a car driven by John Gin-E
ham. 0! Riverside Drive, New Your
city. ran into the mum at! or HJ'TYI
A "utibnt. of Wilton, inflicting ccn-
sidersble douse. This case is soiled-t
nled for today. ’
re lead with us 01 our new
to imagine you plenty of heat
ALL l‘ULLY GUARANBED
Faithful Servant
Howls the timetothinkandectandbaveyoureldnngs
Rmmmullto $100
onutkstwiilssvecoslnndin
stamimm" umoost.
T0 BAKE 000! AND “AT.
‘Ieso‘ to take charge of dining room. at year round country home in New
:fllhfl woman as helper in kitchen. Canaan. W38” ‘40 per month. Ad-
—
T0 LET—FURNISHED " ROOM.
318i day ot’August, A. D. 1918. died a
violent. untimely death en route tothe
Other uses are: David Rudosky. oil
ASK ABOUT OUR RANGE CLUB.
Also luundi‘ess by the week and woidffll 1“" Dali“? “WIsNOWIlk-
$2.80 a week. Address “A" core of
NLI'Wa’lk Hospltsl. in the town of Nor-
wnlk. having msdt immediate inquiry
New York city. driving on left side of ,4
trolls: lies Lewis. of 103 East eve-i
Iue, this city, did not have driver’s "-1
Setinel.
. . ~ 0
“a“ ‘0 M“ "‘ “mm” ""9" “a" a - 7 concerning his death. do hereby gem. con-e: Genres BMSG. of Bridgeporm
7, _ .7._,__._ .
-__. --——w
fu'cclt Apply in person at the schoolf fy that said (‘hsrles lirabrsk died in
. a9 3, . 3'03 SALE TO LET—m Rooms ALL [14- Norwslk, on the 3m day or August;
, promise-ts, lirst floor South Main1 A' D» 1918- “‘0'“ 51’0““ ””5"“ 0"
son SALE—0N ACCOUNT or Go ' lb
’_ w ‘ . .street. In uir .. ,.. l s and pelvis and hemorrhage.
women .. A? oucidufw m "m. M mm“, mm, “Mmmm: v9 SW11“ ’1 1““, “ll Evidence taken showed than about‘
greed 63:22:92” cerk. G wages. driven only 1600 miles, tools good} I O“?- " 3t] (:30 p. m. on the day named as the
one - _ I“ _, _ . . Ideceased and one. Frank Kuhn. were
4C3; 3:2: at 2; my low price-;. To LET—3 ROOMS AT 98 TAy.fwa}iting together westerly along the
Michael Tony $.13“? s N H" mm” mm" "m 3“ “fl" 1" fill" Emailman]? lilo” {$0.th hm"
n ye” 0. on v ’ l .sMa e ,a a on stance, westot
flak. Conn. “ Gila“) e street. or telenIbne 1832-12.
,.
WANTED-THREE 0R FOUR MEN
J! our rm to in Marin: work.
Apply Norwslk Tire and Rubber Co. l .v men, probably the deceased. was
' ‘9 2;.) ‘ T0 LET-4 OR 3 vUNFURNlIllED struck to the ground by 3 Chandler
; FOR SALE—t OLUMBIA 'DOUiilNiljroomg [or light housekeeping. [mi west-bound automobile. of New York
T0 DO.ciii, $200 titevmlet Baby Grand tour-f armaments and 1 minute walk from city ownership, running at fifteen
Scribncr's lane, Norwulk. one oi’ the
l
WANTED—WOMAN . . ii '
~ . in; 250' Chandler to r . I ,in ex per hour and drlten by one,
washes. 51 West avenue. 80. NW- Bengt,“ 13 N M“ u m“ {700 3- Ifillmlley line. Rent reasonable. Address Ange Leon Fleenor, nn employe of
alk. I! at. ' ' n 3‘1 horwalk. it. hi. Sentinel truce. the owners. an experienced and skill-
i , so at tut operntcr. When the-occupants of
,; __ T L! ,2 . _ tbs injuring automobile were-“alighting
WANTED—T0 BY A FARM I‘N‘ O T CONNICflNt. m i to render suintanceto lb? .‘Mur’d
FOR SALE'” ‘CRE “NEST “A!“ nished reins with water.
:i‘cn; Abundance or fine truit. n restitollet and all conveniences tor llghll ward Hughes. a naval carpenters»
uuntry lome 10 room house all im~ housekeeping. 32.60 por wk. 21" mate. of the Unltcd States, stailomzdj
.m‘ovcmcnts: 6 minutes from So. Nor‘mut avenue, a." East Norwalk “J at New London. MW. at the mentor.
‘ ‘walk Station. Value 310,000. .9" 1”,me to yellow painted autouiobiitI then also
WANIED-TO HIRE BY THE 80,500. Geo. Mil-01ml! Phone 1“” I. 3!, traveling west. about forty {out be»
u to! at! couture ”liable men. , , [hind the Chandler car. pots are? and
Him: ‘ “w No children. Address", 89 31-! T0 LET—4.2 APARTMENTS ON, unit the bodies of the decayed .md
Nan. oni- Sentinel once. :1 3t 'W'M9mt Wuhlnxton street. East Nor-”llr companion. on the warrznne or
[on “13.43101 , _ . ' it‘uc highway. when. and ironic-ii .icly
"' ‘ GE ‘OU‘G JER “Mk Mt .18 0. month, a!” a” ‘ after which, the deceased was found
/ WANTED—OFFICE BOY'. NASH :iy milcli cow, one better. fresh in‘room apartment on Chapel street! ,0 be totally and his mum“, ~, ,9.
ENGINEERING COMPANY. SOUTH “Wher- “‘0 “'0” horse Sum-.110“! 16- mm 64 South Main street! a to.” injured, the former our. mm
NORWAL‘K CONN. 57 3t “('9' '10- W. J. Held, JL. -Mmkfleld,TOl. 50. ' in an 1101”.
’ ” ___' __;. ._.,.. ,ayenue’ Doricn? Phone 413‘ '7 3t? ' _ There was no cvidcncc token 0r tip-
WANTEMIVIL SERVICE Ex' 4 To LIT—lMMEDlATE rossss-‘"“"‘“"" “mm" m ”m“ WW" "f‘
vicinity oi Homalk. Must be a bar-' 8”. “359-1 men. one of their number. one, Ed-
zsin. Address "Form" care of Senti-
not. a9 31.
FOR SALE—ONE
l horse.
lday. September 18, 1918, st 8 o'clock
I the two men. the. deceased or his com-
nminutions' in Norwalk in September.’
Government clerk.
teacher. inspectress. research clerlt.t
typewriter. bookkeeper, Salary 31,200,
$2,000, Men and women desiring now:
Call at Risko's Market.
avenue. Phone 493.
5 Loxlnlton
36 at
.-
llORSE AND start. the Allen Dauchy place, Rowan"! panion, was struck by the Chandler
railwsy mail. three wagons, Very reasonable inn-deion. seven rooms, large attic. lmpmVe-
Convenient location. Reference
gquired. Apply 3 Center street. Phone
l machine. or whether such machine oct-
ntents. city and well water. Large loll ““"Y ““59“ ”1“ “93‘“ "l m“ “90"”9'
re-. 9
, 'l‘lie yellow pnlnlctl mat-hide escaped
by mmlinu to the west , Down) its
at the Commissioners. I
and Pasquale Permgglo. of Brooklyn;
on sums charge. 9
Herbert Baldwin had left hll licensei
Case continued until Sept;
lith.
no..-
Funk Shade of Ponds avenue. com-
plained to the police Hut 0. men by the
tune of Henry, s resident at that 596- "
tion. was allowing his livestock to run}
wild. going over roads and throuahi
other people’s yards.
The Sunday schools of Gripe Parish
will reerpanise their sessions nextl
Sunday. the tuition at Broad River at
9 in the mornlnc. the Parish schools iii
noon in the Parish House. l’nrents.’
teachers and scholars will please take
mtioe and govern themselves accord-i
ingly.
-—Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders i
. . . A, - i
. t
NOTICE l
The legal voters and taxpayers oi
the Third Taxing District Ife hereby
and also thousands of steps.
H90... §.l§ R
The Cabinet thsi will help you save money in your kitchen
JOIN OUR 11008133 KITCHEN CABINET CLUB.
notified and warned that the regular
annual district meeting will be held
in the Mervin School House. Wednes-I
tor the (allowing purposes. to wit: ‘
1. To hear and act upon the report
127-131 Washington St.
We Specialize in Furnishing Homes Complete
Sterling Furniture Company
Phone 105.
2. To hear and act upon the report.
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erniiieiit positions write for tree pur- F Fob“ 3?:511‘2? $231“ COWL'IOSS-lz. 88 3t idtQ‘nliity “in; cstablliahcd. h i it ‘ 0’3“; “mill“? th 'C l l ' l 7-» -- """"
tlculers. Ra mend Tei'r’. former Ci- ”‘3 . ‘1‘ CB- . r. anti“. 36 3!: 19 WP it no ev enco s OWN m . 0 all or so 0 0mm III oners
vii Service :xsmln r) 'l’ltl(00lumblan - ~ i TO LET—8 noon HOUSE. 62' W Dem“ “”m‘k by ”W ”"""“”’m“‘ to borrow on the budget. PROMOTED AND
9 ’ , FOR sALE-i FORD rouuivowtiooward v Re Mm" ”me “mm" W“ ”W “m" “f 4 To discuss and consider a con-' CITED FOR BRAVERY
[Ill]. Wuhlnzton. 57 6t ‘ a enue. nt ‘30 per, its right headlight. as though from tho ' ‘
_ ____fl- . car. 1014 model. also 1 Ford runabout.
wwnwmmmomv SHIP' 19“ models all in first class until “(‘0 Of Old ‘1’?" Cigar C0.
PING CLERK, MARRIED MAN, Ex- tlon. (iood tires. Pricc reasonable! ,
mum mo“ DRAFT p11p3Fp3RRED.,Ph0“9 1703-2 after 5 p. in. st 3t: T0 LET—A PLEASANT House?”
THE R. AND W. HAT’SHOP. CROSS! [with every modern improvement. in
' ‘ V, i FOR SALE-SII O FILLI . [good locality. six minutes from depot.
AND lllVbR STREET, NOR“ ALK. - ‘ AG MA lnqulro 22 Taylor avenue. nciir Flax
. month. For particulars Inquire at ot~‘ Mm. or “bushes," and only mph 3,
1 short distance ahead of it as to make“
! the stopping of the machine before
rikinx liitii impossiblc.
There was no evidence itikcti or
itvuilulile to show whether the second
or vcllow machine actually (‘itll‘t‘tl thc
"~— SCllllle (very cheap), 15 Clinrl’ea' 134“" Road 53 (it ds -th of the deceased. or any with District Comnilssioners.:Aiigusi 14 inst.
street, South Norwalk. r ' __ _ .--.. Mont (W'lili‘nCt‘ to show whether crlmi- . { cidcnt. made to the commander of
WANTED—2 Expm’uENCET) SOFTt ”—9 _.-—....._ 3" 3‘ "“‘ m“ lit‘gllxt‘nce “'th imputahlc in {is -.~._--—-~—-—~‘ ——--———~-~-~»~~ l nt‘m)’ balloons, Foum‘ Army Corps."
HAT FINISHERS' N0 OTHERS. FOR SALE—011‘ — N : BUSINESS N03213: drlvci- tor mismannuemcnl l}! mnnlm: N Y N H & H m TABLE: stated than. with it companion. First
NEED APPLY' TR” 3- AND W' HATipmt of l' d ,0 1,0 Egg!” GP", S "" ““ “" ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘over the two men in question. its his ' " ' ' . ' :Liout. Lloyd G. Bowers. Liciit. Du'r-
snap, CROSS AND R VER 8TB. . “0"“ 0 X o . avenue._ iovc repairs. All “Pl: 0' st wen citr traveled behind the Chandler iizn- isclimidt remained in the air tluz‘inz
I ' ‘ ‘ In Bilect June 16. 1918 while
chino its shown.
The (‘hundler car was stopped about
tltlrly-ilvc i’oct bcyond the point or
Eldest Norwalk for either Stutz, Nation-i repaired. Bricks and grates set in on,
:31. Buick or Mercer touring car, ill-hart notice, at the lowest prices'
WANTEDaMAN TO DRIVE LAUN- Justified would add cash. Address boyltotli’s Crockery Store. 23 Elv ave, ,mbmn,
dry car. Also girls. Norwnlk Steam . 6.. care Sentinel. 35 In: one. 34 lm? After a full consideration of the evi-
Laundry. 43 Day street.. s6 3t' ”‘ldpm‘p stibmltled. I am 0f opinion ”m
. __ I Fort SALE—SOME CHOICE YOUNG. lTnltctl Secret Service Detective "w “”m °r "’0 Chum” "r mm m
lcockereis. Single comb White Leg-
ORWALK.
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WANTED—ELECTRIClANH' ITEA-
: . t , , promptly und skillfully HS could be
«Bureau, Civil and criminal invcstlgn- expected. and that the deceased crime
horns. bred from winners. Storrsu .
(I! work, and good “‘ages- N59“ En‘.Conn.. single comb Rhode Island Reds; lions. PM“ 332'”: NOFWBlk. Conn. to his death accidentally at the tlmc.
sincermg Co. 36 3t‘bl‘l‘d from Many fall and winter loi'~' 8! 6t lllm‘f‘ "lid ”0'“ "‘9 ”“5“ “how” ""d
~__?__-_-___ _ __ jers. Prices reasonable for quality: ‘tlmt said 1‘01““ was “0‘ ”“158? bythc
_‘ Reynolds Poultry Farm. Hiizliland ave-~ __ , criminal act. omission or cure oneness
WANTED Guns OVER 161mm. Phone 1036. : PAINTING PAPER-HANGING 0, “m, mm pom“ 0,. my...“
years to learn light factory work. 15c, ldecorating. painters ““99"“: '3'" The witnesses examined “'9!“ S- H
lliiiiilngion. M. 1).. medical exumincr
FOR SALE—FINE DWELLING vaj Duper. up-to-dste styles, iowolt prices. '
for the town of Norwnlk: William
per hour. paid while learning. 54 hourf
week Chance to make good my. South Norwulk. Centrally located. con-l “Mimi" cheerfully Elven. Trial or-
. ’ tder ‘ licite _ Janip'g Lct‘ount. Canistock avenue. _'_ . .‘0 . . , Smir. mportcd the incident to tho
Webing & Edging Corp, 83 Washing .‘9ment to church, “MOI and 'R' R'E WhltcmGl 1‘3. mini. 400' Alexander Nm‘wttlk: Geo. ii. Dance, police om- sél‘xhg'qulgflsi 16.506,“ 8 00" crmmunder of the corps. its l’JllI)“ s.
*0“ “’9“- Istatlon- Home has 12 rooms with 111‘ -. '- " "°““°- ccr. Darien: lm s. French. 10 0"?“ '1) union 13:45}. 1:06 1:09'“ - ‘ ““mmmdamns‘
M’ l'lmprovements, Also garage. Lot 80 2" cent terrace, Norwnlk: Mary Louise (Saturday ill-1130:1235 (Saturday: only). it) Hwy 01. the following: rcpoi‘t.‘
WANTED—AT HILLSIDE SCHOOL 180 feet. Owner leaving town. is aux-g Union PW?“ 139""??- Edward 1.. Push. 220‘W082‘307‘g‘] WEN”; ‘dmtll 2:15x 2:57. 32803:. 3:53. 4:13x'(elcepf “film I My}? logiciurtixns m '9’,“ g1
.. - .-’ ' , “shorty. ro rleiiol‘. Tm kin; city; James trum y. 301m c (‘1 ' .0 . . - r, ernoon o t c, o tirzitst._ .
Piosput lltll, an experienced wait to“ to sell. Price $6,000. F0, partlc D ll e a Long Aw” South Norwnlk: Alice Leon Saturdays), i...3. 5.13x. 5.29. fiOOx.‘ I recommend that observers lst Lieut-
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Oihoe telephones 1681. 800
House condition.
Firemen
rose to take charge of dining room. lulars ,
also woma as he] or in kitchen, Ai~
n ,, Ask John T. Hayes
so laundress by the week and woman’
10 help in laundry three days a week? No. 7 min 81., Norwalk
Apply in person at the school. as 31; “AI- ESTATE—INSURANCE
.. l .
Fleenor. 340 Park Ave. New York
city: Cornelius A. Swocncy. policem-
fit‘el‘. Norwallt; liinric Shiidtl. 7:20
West 107th St., New York city; Steve
Kuhovitcli, Connecticut Ave. Nor-
Walk: Frank Kuban. Nei'wnlle; John
‘lliilquccn. 95 Connecticut. Avc., Nor-
tract with the Connecticut Light and;
Power 00.. {or the permanent pun;
chase. of current.
V V l
CHARLES C“ RI ”NEIL ispccizil mention for creditable per-
13‘ I" BENNETT' ‘formance in the face of encniy/ tire.
PRED GREEMVOOD. lWllllO in on observation balloon, on
(Continued trom First Pugs).
_—,_
The, report‘of the in-
jthe entire afternoon. enemy
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORKyaeroplnnes hovered near. apparently
A. il.—-1:47x. 6:27x. 6:493. 6:08.] maneuvering {or an attack. The 0b~
6 filv, 7:183; 7:541’. 8121!, 8:591. 9:241., servers remained at their posts in the,
9’29. ingf‘dlx. 10:52x. Mace of danger and, in the early even-
l‘. M.~»12:0§x. 12:52 (Stamfordiing while descending the balloon hc»
only). 1:00x. 1:on. 3:17x. 4:32x. 5.27x,l came the mark of a carefully planncd
5:40, 6:02x, 6:26x, 6:47 (Stamford on-t "flack by the enemy planes. Fm“:
iv). 7:021; 8:05x, 9:20 (emept Satin“, :‘llois were tired :it the American bnl-
vinyl). 10:07:. {Ion and while some went very close.
Sundays :none rcuchetl their mark and the
. __ .ri . r.t)~ r.
9:I‘dxuioég‘x‘flBzé‘fifx' “"49“" _. '[ cuimcis, the two observers landed in
P. M.~-l:09x, 2:44x. 3.12x. 4:32x.l~‘““"~"-
5:46. 6:02x.7:03x.l:1m.7:45x.12571,
8:06x, 10.07x. 10:40. \
new YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK ~
Report of Incident
ln citing the bravery (I l'tic two
'oun“ rmn, Firttt Limit. Maurice R.
(mint Llyoyd G. Bowers and l.t Limit-
5:03x, 8:10x..11:1t'ix. 11:45:. I
Lieutenant feredc.. fcof eta etaet‘toiet
' Sundays.
,0$,,M;;fg,°§- 8:00" 9'00" 9‘2“”tenant Fredrick r. nurrscituiidt be
P. ill—12:10, 1:031. 1:54x. 3235:.t‘3‘e“ ““1 3”“ “Wm ”WM“ “‘r
ctr very creditable performance.
Being the observers in the only hal-
loon, allied or enemy. which was/in as-
censiooon the afternoon or the ittli
5:02. 5:25x. mom. 7:053, 8:10x, 8:23.! ”1
9:002.- 10:00x. 11:15:. 11:45x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW 1
HAVEN. l
A. M.—12:26x. 12:58x. 5:37, 6:07.
7:15, 9:19x. 10:22x. 11:58x.
ill-l
8'59 “ lack being repulsed by the machine.
ING ON EXPERIENCE Aim smu-
TY. CAR FARE PAID FROM ANY
ronrr 1N NORWALK. AN Anot-
TlONA-L BONUS WILL BE PAID A'r,
END or out: YEAR'S salmon!
IKBADMERS’ SUPPLY 00., When
Dated at Bridgeport. this 6th day of
September. A. D.. 1918.
JOHN J. PHELAN. Coroner.
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DAV NURSERY REPORT.
The monthly meeting of the Day
was held at the hem . :3 Mrs
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..WIJTWE§l '-*‘ ”'"N— -»-—-~ ..._...__—_ Va::::::nf:°r w‘bwt.'.a ::d .4- prk; Janie Lecoun“ 64 North Ma'n
tine zeorgette waists to work atl . I r men tween 0 ages St, South Nor-walk: Erank Berg. 67
home‘Good pay and steady work all' AU") SUPPLIES l" eighteen and lady-live you. In. Meadow St., South Nor-walk. and E d-
. . R th- c-ocke Store 23 El ‘ OILS GASOLINE ,uood physical mdltlenmApply N. V., ward A. Hughes. mung out section.
1:21:19 0 s i ry - s4 12’; BIOYOLES VULOANWG 3N.,li.£ H. R. R. . Marine iron Works, New London.
‘ I * E- 5- "EGAN. Sup't New l-lsven. Conn. _ ‘
,.. l A. MODNE l M. D. MILLER Sup/t“ Waterbury in accordance with the statute. tie
‘j’y-WANTE "“5 TYPIST. WILL“ Phone 957—.2 l 1‘ A MITG ' v ' body of said deceased was delivered
PAY 310 70 $15 A WEEK DEFEND" 70 North Main St..So.Nor--1k t “ ' “u“ 8“" ‘" """W- to the town authorities. for mitiai. at
’ ‘ l ‘5 " Pine island cemetery. Norwziltt.
LOUNSBURY, MATHEW-
SON’ 65 60. are desirous of se-
curing the services. of several
nit scrum,
n'r. - _ 54 1,, experienced shoemakers—also . 332:2? Warmendance a, the N,“
r»- _- ' men without experience. Ex: Y Iory was 242; gi‘its to the 5:11:33,
WAN _ V 00“ . . : ndkeroh sis. 6835. A1 , ,-
for roll-11:10 wilsogggerfAIbfizré-SI out Opportunity for an ~ I :l'eetievege‘lables, fruit. ice crelam, crack-
. I ‘ I» lothin . Those w 0 so gen-
posltion nndsalary. Better than ' EDGE SE, If" Sgugffdfmntodgwm: Mrs. Geitz. Mrs.‘
McMullsn. Mrs. Andrewa. Mrs. Cava-
lnagh. Mrs. Mathewson. Mrs. Weed,
l Mrs D. W. Raymond, Mrs. G. Miller,
Mrs. Woodward. Mrs. Bartram. An
325 per week .to beginner. Must be
able to furnish first class reference
and :50 asst: security. Address box n. W“ and assure steady em- ‘
care Sentinel. I moment Half pad .m i fl ‘ lapnesl tor a cyclinder stove for the
“mg. l ‘1 _ [dining-mom was made. A rummage
APPLY A! 5 ELM 3T ' W” Male Will-be held in November. ,All .
1116 positions open my good
a—t..-.. .. . ._ ,.... ~~wa¢
WAN'reo—nor TO LEARN Tun
printing trade. No better tints than the
pt‘cscnt. ;AI excellent on ty. for
gmhlilons youth, m ' ' c.
m N ‘ ‘ .N “
tr. ..
‘
I
I
.P. M.—1:20. 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only). 2:41 (Bridgeport only,
Saturdays). 2:47 (Bridgeport. except
Saturdays), 3227):, 4:28. 5:19. 6:21.
6:51, 7:09x,.7:32 (Bridgeport only),
STA“ ‘
lot August, 1918. 1st Lieutenant Fitd~
t iitk J. llurrschmidt and let thuien~
litut Lloyd G. Bowers, knew tint they
; no t exposing themselves us to tip.)
gilCMi oi‘ illlilCli for llll enemy planes:
-‘were above the balloon, up.
pnicrtly maneuvering for an
attack. The observers, how~
t‘\‘(’l', insisted upon retaining at:
Jilin -' and» or long us there was any
visibility. At 6:26 p. m.. the balloon
blhilttl I..it‘lt it) its bt’tl Puslll’) l, 05‘
sei‘Jt't-s iii the basket, and while uh
rout lu‘trvuiw .' ~- in: rk of d ca"v':t‘.l,.'
planned attack by enemy planes. With-
thicc planes above them for Dl‘0l91‘~
tit ll tllt‘ Il.<.» tor the billion and
zip. un' im- :11 (‘7-l05t‘ range. thin;’ 21—
oovt it) shuts. none of which altunuz'l
inw- \- v. ‘t")' Llosc. hit the bal'von.
‘llin i.:ut:l'£'ll.\' . til-inc guns mined
fire briskly and' with the aid of the
allied ‘planes. repulsed the attack.
A Young Captain. '
Announccmcm was made by the
War llt‘pill'lllit‘nl, on Tuesday. that.
ll‘i"rt Lietit. llurrschmldt had been ad~
vaiiccti lo a captaincy in the 7611i Di~
vision. in which he has [teen serving
in France. He graduated from West
; Point a year ago last Week and has
I been in France since last April. ~Cap-
lain Durrschmidt is very young. new.
3 his just passed his 23rd birthday.
i LITIGATiON LIKELY.
Local experts who keep track of last
."wills and testaments and matters 0!
.iilto nature. are predicting some inter.
:ostlng developments when the will or
: the late Alice Sellcclt Bentley, widow
of Floyd Bently. who died. at her
home. 10 Merwin street. less than a
ifortni‘lit age. 1'; brought before the
- Norwalk Probate court on Wednesday
l [or a hearing. Although the document ‘
. has not been made public as yet. those
in a position to know. predict a spirit-
erl contest. /
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FOR D ,
.. FURNACE
Eve' member of your family
is breat ing once in every few sees
ends. This rapidly removes the
oxygen from the air oLa closed
room, so that ventilation is nec-
eslary. .
‘ In winter, the best way to venti-
late is by means of a warm air
furnace. This furnishes a never-
failing supply of pure outdoor air,
properly heated, and sent through-
, out the house—no stttfly mom
3 nor cold drafts. The STAIN!!!)
furnace is an ideal warm nit: 1021‘ r
mace. - ‘3 "
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