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ed nessantl’l’rofassiaaallfialds.
Advertisements“
' Wants. To Let. For Sale, Busi-
Miscelianeouszdvs. : : : : : :
911“me [WILMIN-
m dun 00:01. Ink. 01.00. Mus
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Fl. .
be white. Apply -...~. Russell Frost.
JL, 52 West avenue, South Norwalk.
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WANTED—A SINGLE MAN 0N
piivate place for general work. (late? bile, seating live, 1916, poFiect Omen'lawn and garden. Large open tire.
of one mllcii cow and a horse. Apply) Wad); to go, for sale cheap. Merrili.'places, electric lights, gas and mod-l
ill person. I}. Quackenbush, Darien.
Blookside avenue. 517 3t
WANTED'EXPERIENI‘ED EDG
Si?"l"l‘lt‘li. ALSO MEN TO LEARN
'U'I'HER BRANCHES 0F SHOEMAAL-
ING. WILI. BE
LEARNING. APPLY LGUNSBURY.
MATHEWSON 8: CO.. 5 HAVILAND
817 at
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WANTED-A GOOD RESIDENT
warlike-.130 you WANT REAL‘
nice meals and moms. Tile kind ot‘
meals your mother used to cook, We,
don't serve “board." we serve meals! ,
8 Crescent Terrace. 817 3:1
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FOR SALE—ONE PAIR HOLLAND T0 LET~F'I\'E ROOM!
Willie turkeys, beauties, also chick-'electricity and bath. Call 2'56 I-‘I-x
ens, for sale cheap. Merrill, Wilton,‘ Hi“ Road. 01‘ phone 1252'5
‘uinu. 'Phone 47-2 Wilton.
516 iii
TO LETo—HONE FOR LEASE. ON
the Green. ‘Norwaik. 10 rooms, 4 bed
rooms, partially furnished. 1-2 acre
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" FOR SALE—PULLMAN AUTOMO-
Wl‘lion, (‘onlt Phone 47-2 Wilton. ern improvements. Will 59“ if ‘1”.in
'm. H. Byington, Gazette Building.
“17 St Norwalk, Ct. s16 (it
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FOR “'5‘“ SMITH MOTOR. T0 LET-HOUSE, FLATS AND
wheel in fine condition One new'
. - ,apartments in Norw 1 , . ~-
tire. Inquire at 13 Cove avenue. s16 6t 'walk, South Norifikéofiffiufigfi.
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FOR SALE—A COAL AND GAS'mond Brothers.
range. slightly used. 79 (‘edar street?
South Norwalk. sl3 3t
816 st
TO LET—FlVE ROOM APART’
1 FOR SALE—0R EXCHANGE. View avenue. Tel. 1251.
,plot of ground 50 x 150, 51h avenue.
.al. Buick or Mercer touring car,
justified would add cash. Address
btulton seven . '
C. 8.. care Sentinel. ' rooms, large attic, improve.
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”5 mlmvntS. city and well water. Large lot.
FOR SALE—SOME CHOICE YOUN—G- (onvenient location. Reference re-
cockerels. Single comb White leg-Iquirm- AI‘Dll' 2 Center street. Phonel
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horns. bred from winners, Storm, 0854?.
GAS.
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, ,Rents from $5 to 850 per month. Bay-l
NOR WALK )
“ andPerJouol .
NEWS ,
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ayor Walter G. Audio, of Stan-
yesterday- from
attended the eons
the
Ex“
lord, arrived home
hicago, where he
vention of lhe Great Council of
l’nited States.
Rad lien. The Great Chis: reports
having had a good time. He visited
several places of national interest, of
with marked enthusiasm
S. Naval Station on
m tlfi, he
the Niagara
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which he
:mentioned the U.
the Lakes. 0n the
stopped oil a day at
Falls.
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at Mr. and Mrs'J. Mortimer Lichten-
,auer's tea at their summer home in
iWestport, were: Kiss Mabel Thatch-
:SOCIETY :‘
Among those present from Norwaik.
'I’ ——
X .
" Sarah A. Hardy
Sarah Abigail Hardy. o! Boonton.
New Jersey, died Friday night at the
home 01 her son, Rev. Charles B.
Naomi-ad. D. D., at mull laksl.‘
. New Jersey.
in. Hardy was born in Boston,”
tMarch 4, 1836, and had lived success-
lively alarm Boston, Mono-e nigh.
Jands and laidsn.
nos-t tourmahe had madeher
home alternately with her daughter
in Boanton and her son at Maintain
ilikes. ’ '
i Her father was John Crafts, of Bos-'
‘ton. and her mother, Abigail Webster
Crafts, was of the Webster family of
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Improved Order of Franklin. N. 8., being a cousin of ‘ iE'ike, Monday M118. “an S l Id, Ohio.
,Danlel Webster. ,
I She married Daniel Macfarland. a‘
‘motive of Hornosand, Sweden, July
[10, 1856, at Boston, who died Febru-
fary 15. 1879, at East Boston. She man;
ried James B. Hardy, a veteran of
the Civil War at East Boston. Juan-5
lary I, 1884. and he died September,
29. 1910, at Maiden. I
Mrs. Hardy was a woman at deep:
spiritual nature. had been active all
her life. In rdigious work and was oi
great influence in the several church-
'Nlass. liar flflflmbtflm
was any or nosWAnk.
RETURN To wens
(Continued from First Page.)
Wednosthy. The mines south of
Broad Mountain are in full operation,i
m attains: having Quit work.
In the Shamokin district. it is esti-
mated that fully 10,000 men and boys
ore me. newsstands: the Miami
the Leaders of the United Mine Work-i
era and every econ to induce them
4
To recoverthe pride of mm d
labor alleged to have been furnished
thecity oi Norwaik, the White Electri-
Cai Conuiany, of Norwalk, has brought
attitagainst the municipality tor m0
‘ es. Pqers have mm
on ity markinnagn Inhertsan. of
Norwalk. The action, which was died
7m. In Common Plan court.
is returnable {gs-the October term.
mm
Because the mines in the Shamokin m yup—“ED 10°
district are closed and those in the While much is said alumt tired '0'
L .intnoy Valley were partly so on M n intisi he remembered that lthan
Monday, it I: attuned that “,0- “, the my or aver-ark.
tons of anthracite was lost to the mu fine We are weak. inactive
market. or alugaish. When one feels tired out
POTTSVILLE, Pa., Sept. 11.—-Al- and mute, lacks eiasrgy and am-
most all of the mines in the lower an- bitten. ‘ Foley Kidney Pills are tonic
thraclte district which were closed by and atrensthening. Wm. H. Wk»
‘ wins: “1 found no
way trouble until I dis-
closed today. Morta to have them re- relic! born
sumo failed. 'The strike has not spread‘covorod Roby Kidney Pills. NOW 1
to any additional collieries, so that the‘w in A1 shape." They act quickly
situation Is practically unchanged “a surely.”-—Stillson-Powell Corp.“
from that of Monday. ;Adv,
tr
iG ‘ v. Ware
GAGLESS SUNDAYS NEAR END.
“The Lamp" Bays Conservation of Oil
Will Be for Brief Period.
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The period of gasolene conservation
will be of short duration, according to
The Lamp, published by the Standard
Oil Company. of New Jq sey. Contin-
uing, it says:
ASH CARS
fiARBLGE FAILS
“' men" 13 High "'9“ Inquire 33 Ba)“ er, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Quin-
tard, Mr. and Mrs.
a . . - . ~ ' ‘ ' . , [Mia and Mrs. Minor D. Randall. Mrs.
fillllti‘ at once Phone 1884. s17 3t Last horwalk for either Stiltl, hiation-l to LETwlMlEDIATE FORBES-”wank Bisaeil. Miss Cornelia 0.1)?“
“imn- the Allen Dauchy place. Roway- and Mr. and Mrs. Redford, ct Greens
Farms.
nlss Frank Kelly and Miss Maturity“ from the Red Cross rooms when.
Miss Jennie Scotield. Miss Ha-_ltflcken several weeks ago with the
Kelly,
sit at zel Brown, attended the t
95-31”! “‘hHl 5““ had been WINCH “The production of either gaSOIPn.‘
ed. She was interested in all the or fuel oil——the two chief derivationsI
good work of the community. :from crude oil~depends on the con-
, . . sumption of both. The greater pro-
She ‘was norm and eamest In hm portion of the crude oils produced in
patriotism “d although In 1’" eighty. the United States is unsuitable for use
rtlilrd war was constantly engaged in,“ fuel oil until the lighter constitu-
work for the soldiers. She was on her. cats have been removed, and as the
military and industrial necessities de-
mand that there must be no curtail:
, , , meat in the output or the vital liquid’
list «runner-shack which ultimately aided her. moi of the oil burning ships and the, ,,
Lanna: O'Dell.
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COAL SGUTTLES
”a.”
, . iCoIln., single comb Rhode Island Reds,
WANWIDW'AITER MAN. PAYibred from horny full and winter lay-
623. a month. Call at Given’s Sanitar- ers. Prices reasonable for quality.
s16 (it. Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ave-
‘sary of thtI ldmd Regiment, in *New!!ite.
TO LET~A PLEASANT HOUSE.‘ Haven on Sunday. and report a fine She kept up with the “meet ”my-
With every modern improvement. ln'paradc. after which they enjoyed J. er that silt" might live until the re-
multitude of munition plants, it fol
2ions that the period of gasolerle con-l , 84 WASHINGTON ST,
issroation, barring extraordinary devell .
iopments. will be 01 brief duration, and _
MOVED TO OUR HEW 8T0“.
' ten. Telephone 65-3.
. get a good
I'uln. Statutord.
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WANT§D~A BOY TO DRIVE A
delivery wagon, between It; and lit:
Address 7., this office, with rel‘crellc-‘
es. . 3 s16 3t .
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WMIwA-BOARI) ARI) Lonn-
illfi during, winter months, for Illothei‘i
and child, two years old. Must so;
bright, sunny room. Write till partic-f
ularsl Mrs. George Wright, .lr., Crawl
slay-taunt), Bowayton.
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WANTID—‘A NAN F‘OR GENER,’
al work on private plaice. Milk, care
of one horse. Over or under draft
age will do. Good wages. Board and
washing. .. Address T. W. Austin. Dnr~
s16 3t
WANTED»-\\'OMEN (‘A.\' EARN’
as much as men by learning to make;
shoes in the various brancli‘th by calb;
in: all ll. Jacob & Sons. slloc manu-
facturers, Bcldcn avenue, Norwalk.
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WANTED—»STI‘.0!\‘G (mu. CAN,
steady position inking
room. H. Jacobs &
care of stock
Son. Sll69 illtlnutacturers, Belden nVr-
nuc. Noi'walk. sit {it
. WANTED~MEN AT Till} KERR-
Durnin Fur Co., Woodward avenue.
all; fit
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WANTED — UNFURNISIIED ON.
or betore Get. l. 3 or 4 rooms for It
nue. Phone 1036.- '
Inquire 22 Taylor avenue, nsdr Flax
Hill Road. .13 6!
Norwalk. Well located, convenient 16' m'”"’"‘ -
church, school and R. R. station. " 6' ’ To LET'A STORE AND
room house, with all llllpl‘OVt'lllefllsmm apartments 207 E35! Wash. St.
Garden. Price 32,500. For particulars “4“" “rum 4 room apartment on
Ask John 1“, Hayes Chapel St. Inquire 64 South Main 8:.
Tel. 60.
Ito. 7 Main 8b, Norwalk
you SALE—DWELLING IN so.
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A.
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flood locality, six minutes from depot.‘ ”on Visit,“ .s‘vm Rock and all re. ‘ turn of her son from‘serv
gport a very pleasant time.
“——
Ml's. James Rutherford. tleasurer of
FIVE. Lady McKenzie Lodge. 1‘). 0. S, oflalter his return, he being at her bed
Standardwill attend the annual con.
vuntion of the "liaulzhtcrs oi Scotla,
Grand Lodz», with Past Chief Daugh-
.tcr filtrlluchlan. at Worcester. Mass.
They left Monday afternoon and ex-
Ice us Call-
:nlissloner to France and then sur?
{rendered to physical weakness. he-
VCOnlinK unconscious about five days
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side when the and came. 1
1 She. was the mother of eisht chil-
‘dren. of whom two are living. Rev.‘
;Cllarles S. Macfarlond. General Sec
rotary of the Federal Council of the
In America, and
1811. ESTATE—INSURANCE l TO LET-'3 Rooms AT so TAY-,pcct to visit Boston. The will vii-Churches 0‘ Chris!
. ,ior avenue. inquire Mrs, R. Tariov, Io'tum in the llllPr put-t oi the week. ’llitrs. Jennie F. M. l-‘ernald. She
* iGrove street, or telepubne 1352.1: ...._. ,leaves {our grandchildren.
.. ‘ . Mrs. Harold A. l‘lusou's entertainedl Services were held on Sunday at
It . ews TO LET—4 noon HOUSE, 62 u numbt‘r or iadivs m lea on runny her son‘s home in Mountain Lakes,
‘ -‘ --\l'oodward avenue. Rent 330 per{aftr:ynoon, to mow! her sister, Mrs. and at Woodiawn Cemetery, Boston,
month. For particulars inquire at of-
__ __ Iflce of Old Well Cigar Co.
Miss Eunice Williams has received
word that Private John A. Gearin hast BUSINESS 30110153
arrived safely overseas with the Unit; a. --
cd Slates Medical Corps, from Camp SW" repairs. All kinds .r stoves
Upton, irepaired. Bricks and grates, set in on
____.__ isliot't notice, at the lowest prices.
The reuulair monthly meeting otiRolh’s Crockery Store. 23 Ely ave-
the Ntiiwiillt Building. Loan and ln-Enuo. at no
vcstlllcnt Association will be heldi
V
decorating, painter's supplies; wall
& Golden on Washington street.
‘ paper, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Mollie front New .It-l'~e\'.—-Stamtord
Advocate.
Mrs. II. M. Richards his returned
from u visfi with her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur T. Murray of Allentown, and
on extended motor trip with them to
Blooming Grove Club, l'lkcfi county.
; Supt-illitolidcltt Thomas Human, oi
' . 7 ~5th ll‘tillc) lines. is enjoytiic ll vaca-.
Ithis evening at the offices of Taylor, PAINTING, —— PAPER-HAXGINGiliun, He is visiting at his former
illuulc ill New Jersey.
HOSPITAL NoTEs Estimates cheerfully privep Trial on his. '1‘. F. Cuddy and .‘llri liilly
Admitted Monduywl‘tosc Pl'aelller,§d9rs solicited. Tel, 4m- 4 unmov- Siliuliz of Nvqum'k city wore wet-k-
8 Church strcrt; l’eztrlitnd (‘umminual White. 61 1-2 El? avenue.
faintly of 2 adults. with heat, use oi , llll Main street; Katherine Och, Wil-E
bath. I’Mlu'sl lie centr‘aléy 1:163:90} "Allt tun: Jusiah Jones. Broad River; Cali-i
dl‘tSS‘ ' \a “ cute 0 out I'll ‘ h h " ,liilli C(il‘llli‘illy, 5 Maple street.
' Discurged lilopduy—(‘nptaln (‘mtncl-l
J & J‘ W ELLSWORTII CO. KEY-<1)" ‘5 Maple street; John Wilson, Son
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WANTED — OYSTER OPENERS:
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J
Ii'laherty. proprietor. Trucking. Longl MW J‘lh“ TW‘" “f N“ “in R””d‘tomoblle cortcgc.
and heavyi has returned froui a three wrlis' vl:i:- .
trucking. Ofllce telephones 1551, soot with {trends in Yonkers, N. \'., ant."
distance hauling. Light
. end guests of Air. and Mrs. James
E C'erl :1 Main street, Flat lliyll'ict.
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‘lfilllllfi ll. (‘. Church, (‘Iifi‘ street.
where. she was buried, and were con.“
,(llH‘lt'd l9 Mrs. Mitt-farland‘s lather,
Rev. James C. Merrill, D. l), former.
president of Fisk l'niversitv. by her
son. Dr. lilaclarlalid. assisted by Reta.
R. M. Aylsworth. pastor of the Eli. i1:
Church, of Bouillon. of which she.
was a member, and Rev. T. E. (Iouw ,
em. 0! Mountain Intros. '
Albert A. Erdoa
Albert A.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
exander lirdos, died early yestcrduy
morning at the home on (‘o‘nncctlcut‘
avenue. Funeral services will laltel
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock fl‘tillll
tllt‘ home and 2'30 from the St. Lad ‘
Ill-i
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lterment in St. Mary's (‘t‘lllt‘tt‘l‘)
...._....
Mrs. Mary E. Moflat
in order that neither the War pro-l
gram our business shall suitor throughl
a shortage of fuél oil, it will then be
necessary for the consumption of gas-
olene to continue on quite as large
scale as existed earlier in the year."
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STATE TAX.
‘ Residents of Connecticut owning taxable securé .
' ' ' t l l-rates mdess the State
mes "e h‘bk' btlltli‘sesbgenggiid to the State Treasur-
er on or
Tax of four nu
BEFORE SEPTEMBER 3911!
The estates of those who neglect to pay this tax
w'll be liable to
A Heavy Penalty
Money on hand or in bank is liable if more than
$500. Savings Banks enosits not tax ._ ,
. Instructions and . orms sent on application.
STATE TREASURER.
Hartford Conn.
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PORT, N. J., AND 212 FULTON:
MARKET, NEW YORK CITY. s18 till
WANTED-GOVERNMENT CIVIL:
service examinations everywhere
October 5th 12,000 women clerks to
be appointed tit Washington. Salary!
81200. Experience unnecssary. Wom.
u desiring gm'ernlliellt positions
write for free particulars, J. G. Leon.
nrd (former (‘ivil Service Examiner,
42! Kenois Building, Washington.
all (it.
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Nol'wnlk.
Discharged today .4 \‘ulli‘otlrtlandt
Hamilton, .Ir., Union Park: Oliver
Sturges. Iloyl street; John O‘Neil, 42
l House connection.
" "Loss "
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l‘rivutc George
'—‘3 been transferred front (‘ump Taylor. snnt View street. Faster Park.
9 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ilotlct. widow;i
'nf l‘:tl“'i‘.l'd \Iol‘lot, died at the home
1"“ of her son. Charles II. Moifet. Plea-
this
E. St‘ln‘iver
Faithful Servant
i Leer—Tux DOLLARS liuTivl-zsx
Chestnut street.
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imA_ m M__ ._ - , I! :hr Sn. Amp lzngland Ttxlopllnnt‘ 011,“, t‘nlllp Upton, Yaphank, L, I. : She ‘9 survived by one 8011. 8 grand-3
. ‘ "0 “I.“ 1" (”mm “mm “9'1 ’ _..... , lcnuuren and 1c. nreaivrandchildmm
AUTO SUPPLIES ward ior return to 6 Crescent T‘r- Joseph Quittncf of the Aural Re- Funeral art-unnements will be uti-
OILS GASOLINE “409. all" 3t ser"cs was rt week-end visitor will i’s nounccd later.
BIGYGLES vULCANIsz ;parents, Mr. and Mrs. llerlium Quilt-i _
A MODNE _ L°5T*SMAIJL BI‘Ncu or KEYS! nor of Seaview avenue. ' moat-z PRISONERS FOUND.
Pit 957 2 at east bound station. Sept. mm. :63 ‘ » M-.- I WASHINGTON. Sept. I7.-—~The
one — .wurd if returned to this office. s16 3t' names of 83 American soldiers held
70 NoflhMIinSt..SO.N0T"1k in“ ....._.....__..__. -————--— INTERFFRS WITH DOG QFF‘YC'AL.p.-luouo.u in various camps in Ger-
“ l LOST~WHITE POODIE DOG] D02 Warden Thomas F‘ “ “1“" “(many were announced today by [he
‘ WANTED IIATTER WANTED To'r
work in renovating shop. Write to}
M. J. Johnson, 51 So. Main St. Wilkesl
Barre, Pa. 811 St;
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..WANTED -- EMBROIDERERS ON
tine georgette waists to work at
home. Good pay and steady work all|
-year. Roth’s Ciock'ery Store, 23 Ely!
avenue, ‘ s4 12ti
“glast evening in Rowayton. Finder
Firemen will please return to Ira t". Lock-
'wood, .\I Kinley Pl , R '
Chance for good wages and Id- 0 ace ovrayton.
vancemem for men between the apesl SIX‘fKIflflEDW’- -_._.w
of eighteen and forty-live yo." Int IN AIR RAHj
good physical condition. Apply N. Y"i
N. H. a H. R. R. I
' PARIS, Sept. 17 (Havas).—Six er-
E~ 5- REGAN. Surat. New Haven- lsons were killed and fifteen p
M- 0- MILLER. suP't-i Waterbury. injured in Sunday night's air raid over
0. A. MITCHELL.‘8up't., Hartford. (Paris, according to the lists given by
y ' the newspapers today.
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WANTED—U. S.'GOVERNMENT:
wants help immediately. Men, women.l
III or over. 8100 month. List positions
free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 23G,’
Rochester, N. Y. t
WANTED—FIRST CLASS TOOI.‘
nlakele. Applyxash Engineering (‘0. i
all St
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WANTED—BOYS 1N MACHINE
shop. Steady work. Good pav Nep-
tune Hardware Mfg. Co.. 06 Fort St.
East Nurwalk. 516 3!
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WANTED—GIRLS ASD aovs. ll
years and older in tortillas and print
In: dept. Good Day. Chance for ad.
vanes-ell. blurphy Mtg. Co. But
avenue. aid 6'.
——..—_.._....__
025 a math. Call at Gina'- lawn-rm
lulu. W I" a
NW1 f "r2?
8-"- d m. m, , Mar-
YOM KI’PPER oassnvso.
Yom Kipper of the Day of Atone-
ment, celebrated by all Jewish people
as the most solemn day of the year,
icame to a fitting close at sundown
; last night by the blowing of the sllofar.
«The services started at sundown Sun-
: : day and continued until sundown yes-
lt'ltlfly. The day was spent by all
* vaery as a prayer and last day.
A! We local synagogue beautiful and
impressive services were held. Satnr
- an) and Sunday will mark the close of
the sztnll holiday um when the
1 Pearl 0! Suceolh will be celebrated.
Day and Evening
Classes
In Accounting, Commercial
Law, Christal Training. Filing,
Basins" and Legal Forms,
PM lhsrtiiand, Til”.
writing. Ito.
'clitldnl. I'm “a H. I.
gull. 0a..
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others I the government auto.
'fers the dogs from the various towns‘
nan. IIISNISS ...... .. .... ....
- :kr bu tun norm a ism‘
«'rfls'mnaltJlamwm
Illacon. Ga, to Base Hospital, .\'0. SO. ”em"! at the use of 80 years.
this Cli)’. has reported his first 0339 War Department. Three officers nam-
oi interefercnce with government ot- ed on the. list are
ficcrs in the disc‘nurxe of their duty,‘ Al Karlaruha.
. . Clifford A. McElvain, first lieuten-
to the Military Intelligence Depart- ant, Albany, Mo: Alexander )1. Rob-
ment at Washington.
erts. lieutenant, aviator, Gultport,
The trouble took place in New Mil-
Miss.
ford. when a number of persons ill-'3
tcrferred with A. L. April, driver of
which trans,
At Landahut.
Durward McDonald, first lieutenant,
Burt, Iowa.
Tile enlisted men include:
At Raatatt. I
Savage, Cloyde W.. Bangor, Maine“
Sheffield, Harry L.. Forestville, N: J. -
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to the U. S. Gas Station in New Ha«
veil. April was in the act of t'lis- , .
- . _a Corry, George. Philadelphia.
charging ills duty When he “as in i ,Bradley, Arthur G.. Bristol;Conn.
.teri‘erred with. He notified Dog Wat»; . Cheékley, William T., J,“ Patersoau
‘den Walsh, who has charge of an h N. J, ' ,
work in his section 'who inVestlgated. Zimmerman, Arthur it,
lztnd forwarded to the. lnté'dlgen’ce DeI'phiivit'li'rlta Cassimlr JohnstoWn Pa.
liartment the full facts and details, ‘Rancil’, Earl 0.: 101 South' George
in! the case The “mm “'m be street. York. Pa. ‘
watched with interest. Coyle, Peter M. Johnstown, Pa.
1 -....._——- Axel, Morris, Philadelphia.
. Z Livingston. Guy. Boston.
. Frank R. Gleason of Taylor avenue,‘ Jules, Edward, Rochester, Pa.
"mm” ”“9““ '"h WWW”; Lattimer, Frank. Platts Mills. w
Goodalo t Bull, clothinl manutactur. terbury. Conn.
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era of Syracuse. 3!. Y.. has accepted Landmark, August 1-1.. Gaylordsvllle.
. Conn. ' i
' WW- ‘mh 3*" ‘ mm" of runny. James .I.. Hanlord. Conn.
~ South Norwalk. Hr. (lie-son is a well,
‘ blown 10“! Ill. it'll! large experts;
iellco la the Qumran. ,
”m I
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: In. warm. at in I'm, ' .Cau.
must. mm .9. m, d: M.Wlllia- R. mm .
J» on» than as at an 5... last M,
m" ‘ w ”WW murmur...
Wyn . was amid "
Drouin. George E. Joansbury. Vt.
Illahiwtci, John. New Ilavsn. Conn.
Aunt". lat-k 5., Port W
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Now is the time to think and~act and have your old range
replaced with one of our new ones that Will save coal and in
return give you plenty of heat at a minimum cost.
Ranges .lronl $25 up to $100
YGUARANTEED To Bani; coon AND mum
ASK ABOUT ova RANGE own.
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