Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 19, 1918 · page 11

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Wants, To Let. For Sale, Busi-
ness and Professionaljtmds.

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WANIFD-GIRLS honours roll. satelliltfin' flair. so AC-i

1'9!!!

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to finish tires. Night shill to giant. res nearly level, well trotted, gm front bed room with b th _ . ,
~_ . . ,, _,,_,a.ulprivllile
»’ Quick advancement find ”W Mm" mediate possession. 3: family. Suitable for two. 48 South
permanent. Apply Nor-walk Tire Ill“ ”00 'e’m‘ 1" “"95 buildings, ".500- Main street, city.

. ‘Bubber 90. .D. lion. 9‘ WW? glreet. slit 3i
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fort sacs—$1.000 Buys G00

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, WANTED—WOW. EHFRIENF'i

" ed as wfltressj'mrmald and to Darin! lrocery business Norwalk.

assist cook with laundry. Family d. Will IMO! 1| all the store fixtures.
two. at year round country home. 33W worth. Purchaser can do fine

'9“ 1"" CWll- WM” W 99" he” ""1“?th possession. Address ”75 ‘turluou'u‘ih‘u‘t'u'i‘s'u ‘oiv

‘month. Address prayer-AIL, Norwalk. P- 0- box 543 South Norm 819 (it‘lbe Green. Howells. 10 rooms. i bed

‘ grooms, partially furnished.

'lawn and garden. Large one line

places, electric lights. gas an mod-

Jemimvrove nts.lNill sclli desiredl

ter and bath. Also use or the tele
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WANTED — NIGHT WATCHMAN; EOR fiAng—Slx AUTOMOBILE
good wages, Jonas lit Naumburs. Inc... iu’e‘s’size 34 by 4. Four tires are
Spring street. 513 at straight size and two are‘ clinchers.
_ . ___,. :No. 6 Bridge street. Fhst Norwalk.
wanon—rnou MONDAY. surL l‘eldnlan.
tember 23rd, two furnished moms,‘

Wm. H. By ngion, Gazette Iiiiding.
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_ . . .. .. ‘ _ To Lsr—llo'usa, FLATS AND‘
completely furnished roi- light house- FOR sacs—NATIONAL casn‘fi‘li‘me‘g‘3ufl‘l’ b.2313; “:3,“ If“
keeping. Address Captu Harry 09 register from 1c ‘0 39- Record on ac‘l Rents from $5 to $50 per,month. 3N2?
Long, care floward Finch. South ('oullts. charges. paid out. detail roll mono Brothers. 316 st
‘Norwalk. :18 :t and check. Can be operated by 0 I
__ .. . iclcrks. Reasonable. Call {:57 pl“ Hull 10 LET—A rmasas'r House.
WANTED—GIRL. APPLY TO MAN- Road, South Ngrwalk, ' ‘ With every modern improvement. In‘
agar United Butter & Egg Co, 90, ---~-~--_,~ , . _ .... fl .. Agno‘d locality. six minutes from depot.
Washington street. s18 at FOR SALE—ONE PAIR HOLLANDHIlqulrs 22 Taylor avenue. near Fla!’
3“'llll€ turkeys, beauties, also chick-illill Road. s13 6t
wanna—Ala. aaouNl) HAT-lens. for sale cheap. Merrill, Wiltoh.‘
it‘r to work in renovating plant. floodlit)“. 'Phone .47-2 Wilton. ‘
wages to right party, Perfection Hat, .- , . _ room apartments ?07 E3" ‘Wash. S“,
Works, 121 gilt-mango street. Bing: I-joa SALE—PULLMAN surouolfiafii it'mwlk- 4 ”Mimi‘s?“ out
hampton, N. y. ' Hill”. seating il've. 1916, perfect ordem‘m’illlel 5L inquire 5‘ South “W St”
,_---_,_,.,_.._..____m,_-,-- « readr to so. for sale cheap, Merrill, T91- 60- . 1
WANTEDf—20 CARPENTERS FOR Wilton, Conn. Phone 4.7.3 Willoi “
government work. For rent, singlet . ‘ ‘ 317 at; . _ i
Koran. ‘3 per Willilh- Wilson 92 Wall? _ ‘ ior avenue. inquire Mrs. B. Tarlov, 16
,etreet, Norwaik, gone. . Foa sALs—on uxcnmau.:0r°"° street. or teatime 183211
. _ , ,... , , . Tll‘lQl “8110513111 50 x 159. 5th avenue.
WANtfip—A WAITRESS. MUST East Norw'plk for either Sluts, Notion. ,
be white. Apply Mrs. Russell Fros't. al, Buick or Mercer ‘Plll‘llll par, “i“OOdWlu’d a\'enuc. l
Jr. 52 West avenue, South Norwalk. llustifled would add cash. Address mglnonth. For particulars inquire at o"!

817 3! q 8., care Sentinel. 85 lmlflce Of Old “‘76" Cigar CO. I

 

 

 

 

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WANTED—A SINGLE MAN 0N FOR SALE—SOME mom: YOUNG.I ,FOR “EVDWEU‘R‘G m 50‘

Ill-irate lace for general woflr. (‘are CQCkOrEIH. Single comb Willie Mg..i\or\\'alk. “ell located. convenient to
P, _ thorns. bred from winners, Siorrs 'church, school and R. R. station. 6

of one lllllL‘ll cow and a horse. Apply . , 'i i

in lemon 13 Quackc liueil Dahien :Snyn-l‘ Si“£116 CopybehOde Island Redsflmom llousc, “"1 8” improvementsl
; .. , . n . . .. ltd mm Why all and “mm lal'gtlardcn. Price 82.500. For particulars

l Brookside avenue, 517 It, crs. Prices reasonable for quality,
i Ask John T.‘ Hayes '

.__. _ -_ ; Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ore-i
No. 7 Main 31’... Norwallt

WANTED~I<:xrh:llil:.\‘ttlan EDGEVDM' mm” 1036' '
LEARN: l ,
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SITTTER. ALSO MEN T0

(l'l‘llbill nmxcnus or anomalol LOST
ING. “YILL BE PAID “’HILE >COST—‘NHIT- POODLE 1300.!
LEARNING APPLY ID‘UNSB‘GRY. last evening in Rowayton. Finder-l
MATHEWS” 6’5 C°--51“V1LAND will plum return to Ira c. melt-i chance for and was» and Id-l
STREET. “17 .wood. McKinley Place. Rowayion. “M"M'“ I" "‘"l between "‘9 09"a
“—l'of eighteen and forty-five years in1

”BUSINESS NOTICESMfil good physical condition. Apply N. Y..§
i N. H. a H. a. R. i

l Stove repairs. All kinds of stovesi E. E. REGAN, SUP": New Haven. l
WANTED-~00 YOU WANT REAL repaired. Bricks and grates set. in ont M. D. MILLER, §up’t., Waterbury. 1
nice meals and moms. The kind or short notice. at the lowest pricesl C. A. MITCHELL. Sun't..Hal-tford

 

 

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WANTED—A GOOD RESIDENT
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meals your mother used 10 COOK We lloill's (‘locllely Store, 23 my ave-3 ——»«_ «new ., ~~~ "” 5
_don't sci-ye “board." we serve nlcal-‘l! one 34 lml'. {‘75: ‘
8 Crescent Terrace. 51? 3t ._._.__. --._l [IBM- N0 WI. ‘

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WANTED—WAITER MAN. I’Al’ldecoratinz. palnter's supplies; walil

$25 a month. Call at Given'a Slillllfl‘f‘lpapor up-todate at i

‘ ,. . t. . . yles, lowest prices. ‘ ‘ _
illEIStW'Md‘ s16 6.lEstlmates cheerfully given. Trial OMCollli. Septembel 1]. A, II. this. .
WANTED-\VOTV EN CAN EARNI ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexanderl Estate 0‘ PM” Galligitn/ late or;

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as much as men b learning to make White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue. - ihorwhlk m ”“1 D‘S'Y‘m' deceased. !
nhocs in‘lllcf various branches by call-1 The court of Probate for the Dis-i

District of Norwalk, ss. l’rolmici

 

 
 

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i To l-‘TTFW’SFW' .1 Wl
519 3‘.
been heated, electric lights, but wy-i

land proved'to'be in favor-at Wu“;

1-2 “reissued. By the provisions»! this the. «m

. A motion to adjourn "i made and

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(Manned from man.)
and matadflThe lentil)!!! unwed that
“HM 1011' , O micr-
ers have done an, wont The Window Parker’s Farewell
edness of the Phil! Fl! 50.ch I

through their-offend W 2%: We“ ill: Time of Tia“?
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small ‘ a at out for Leads 00
a: fillhtidegom the United ec. ’ ‘ 2' Tr PS
_ t Water Company. at at“ “Connecticut ” MSW
smaller nits of charge $239.13)“ who U. SW” ofliuwififllx
get them to produce .t e.._cprmleric.an infantry pierce the ’German
btetjnel‘splves. in the report £180 «In June and each the way for other All-l
a of the unwritten res marry «the 11:51.10

 

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t t the dyngge ‘ W3
calm all” lots; at the lilo-n! mm mm j tthe nuns, and its deeds of be-
e toaboui 1 . will enlighten the pages of Am:

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The repor of the on; tr ’9 history la la. m. - l
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. 888 mg"; J. (Machine Gun) Parker, its'

was read and sage yd.
cussed at some legth by e E~ Wer in his talcw ll . l
sent, and all yer; ygry c While 'ervlng members if mmmi
with tbel‘rfflnanfdal stall. . j. . . as he was transferred to anoth-
”3210b?" mat or i0 come We e or detachment, on July 31. A copyol.’
‘m a sge was windswept“ m it Major Parker'ajareweu address has
g a contract wit the .Cp _ Jason brought to Connecticut by Cor-
company for the supplying at can

 

was freely discusg'e so

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of the doing; of the realism.
ialtlylywls follows:

eni List of Engagements.

the voters. The contract hp
filled out,bu.t as yet has not

current to the third district for themes Dames Selcheprey
next ten years if the third .dlsinctqnn court, Reimeres Woods, (2nd) Bats de‘
missioners will buy up their DIM la Sannard. Bouresches, Trugny

holdings on the East Side. it It: W. Bola de Fore—will he writtenl
shown that the esilmaled (3081834; six-Ion a page of American history whichl
penhe of the contrast “lull w “.832.-
32. When the third district plain was

performed by the illustrious living and H ood 55 Atlantic Gulf rising
in use the cost of the current was ‘ l' d , .3. P'T’Sle- .
about 3 l-Zc. when supplied by thp gingggc “d meme” 0‘ the 10”writhree points.
Ulnlted Eicctrlc Light & ate;- 00.. u’ “You were the first regiment oil ‘—
was “’0‘." 3“: bl" under ”9' con- Amer, ican infantry to pierce the so-l' NEW YORK 89” 19 (Wall Street.‘

al eor . ~ i ‘short interest reduced, the market
.for the coming ten- 'ear‘pDWw-‘majgferd mamegzrcllivgzufiothzidtat: til-:1
““911 0m" ”was is my be received.- educated by We protons

The . lag in the oils. Texas Company tall
yin: 8 1-2 and lexical Petroleum 1;

'st of , - il-z . Recessions otherxlsa' you
C‘mnecucm company will “only fillltought fogethefigggsfizghi,“ghm'limifzdpl: fractions and there was:
lel‘ilY, Rléllétnot a great quantity of stocks press-
ing for sale, the market's course be
in; goyerned by purely technical con-

i'fll Die illuminated by tells of heroism, salaried, with the shippings making,

 

 

 

 

STREET. ‘

XEW YORK" Sept. 19. (Wall Street.
10:30 a. m.).~Changes were unusually
narrow at the opening or the Stock
Market today. with the tread upward.
soon crysilslislng into a more poaltive
show “strength among some of those
stocks Which were conspicuous during
yesterday’s.advance. American Suma-
tra Tobacco continued to reflect retire-
ment of an over-extended abola ao-
celnl. and boat Mexican Pm and
Tow Combo-Hy mieved still hm
level-- Swim in we. 099%
human: any W railroads
was to a limited scale, but Mitine Pre
formed was absorbed on reiteration of!
reports that the long pending deal for
the transfer of the British tonnagoi
would soon be consummated.

 

 

WALL STREET. Noon—With the

sagged again, the de'cline being ac-

 

dltlons. Near midday the list again

 

tract with the Connection ’Company called German line of resistance for “41:30 9. "1.)...popum tradin gshaws

it would only be about H46.

However no action was when and it
was voted to call a special meeting lit
a later date, at which time some ac-
tion will be taken on this matter.

[treat before American troops. No reg’
- input succeeded in placing itself in-
',’lld¥&il§e of you during the fire daysl
4tapd nights of relentless pursuit undf
attack until physical exhaustion corn»
, ‘ , pelled your relief in favor of fresh
3””er Enaldillbgmmefiies now \trolops to carry on what you had so

' , 3-. wei un a carri d fro -

days- Tlley will hmmr you. A palm resches to 30:39 Fore.e m 130'“ "
famine confronts us and taboo-fire ls! WithstoOd Picked Troops. l
.. covarianceswill”: “m .. a“
.. .. . . . > , I -. norm mops you c yourl
l’l‘llclt- £llt‘lllltl be no wasiic pup? that .3 ground at Seicheprey and rciook by
i-liw‘lll‘lil‘ll Stilflrcfigg; 'i“ ‘g‘tjh l illand-to-hund fighting every inch the
‘r 5 . lien ' d 'l d‘ l .
lllollcy. Waste paper can be iill‘nuli':tilll.=lty Sturg‘lsfn ltlililnlgstotartsitllcl’r‘urlllol
iillo Thrill Stamps. “ll" WIU'lOllsm troops were ever more furious in'the
l: ‘gg‘glge quifilfifiiu‘ho’flflkfil “WU" Or more relentless in the pur-
y ‘ ' . i" wait. The honor of having command-
mugr:guiogizl'l;'l‘ii:“‘_":°c‘§m:;°1;1:il cd this regiment in those actions is“
' ' i . . ‘ - Lone that never can be taken (may
f‘lfltlllfilrttle'll‘l‘heil‘lallldnil'fciog: 3235:; and pride in your-.sllcccsscs’is only
facts you llol‘sisl ill “unto destructimum"?d by apprecmiion or "”i“ so?"
ion "'ralualli’ l mm.” d) oi bl ldierly qualities you have always ill“l
' ‘ u “' ‘ n “1"“ played. The smile of welcome that ll

us i we doubt you and act according?
. ' . , V , ' .. {0 nd on the faces of to old
l)‘. l‘l‘i-uson consists In :lvmg aid oI-l always u ll 1

passed unanimously.

youn gonna: wltpggrnav
YOU. -

lllczllbers oi' the 102ml infantry has

, “mm” m ”l“ 011W")? 15‘0” hon-lire boon only ll llllll'li of the mutual coll-l

" ‘i K iir'cl' lilil. You Sl"i‘ your own' ~ ‘

“ . ‘ > c t h 5 always calste' be~
decree when you apply the match. in‘ litigation]?i-ugifimcnl and as “com-‘1
lllllt' of war we are fill ‘ . ' . l "
lllllkc silorl Z«illiita I): “'3 RES:1111:.mnndm: ‘0“ M" no on to new cf-

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to inalic u lion-lire a legal act of “'93- ‘ forts and new successes. llllil?!‘ ii ll?"
son ‘ colllnlnndcr. Givc llilll the same un-l

l'ilnilill’i‘ \ilul‘ “ppm" 0_\‘llll_\' illld llll‘ Sillllt‘ de‘i'Oltilll
ll?

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lltl ii i bl r .Hlant n
l l 1" confidence you 3"“...

Into and you will Iliakc his duty as re;-
'u iinlenial commander always a lllk'lli"
DOLL CASE urc and nuvcr a burdi-ll.

OPENS OCTOBER ‘ "()ur trails Dart here. All lli‘W men
IN SUPERIOR COURT fill! up tho gaps in your ranks and.
lnow ltntlcr: take the place of lhl‘h‘t'i

W...”
"BABY

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:J“ '16 Foster Engaged to Assist in *1“) havo gloriously “1103‘ I knowl

H di' . .“ll‘J. tltclr lill mlry will carry into filo“
l, W. “azmggngaxnnrcscgta future the worthy traditions that the
[L a oun yesler- 102ml infantry lllhcrltcd from the it

tlxlr afternoon that the murder trial “a 2nd Connccticzlt. in the new

of William, ”Hilly Doll,“g Thomas, duties that await mo i shall nlways’

which has bvcn .‘ of . 5 ud_ watch the carr'or of the old regiment
l ‘0 ' ten m then with prldn and noflcitudo. and Fill“

will be; started October I in the Grill}: {IN-'9‘" expect that tho rzports 0‘ _,
ln.Il .upcliur court before Judge,”e will shout. “5 3.13.1, have hart-Q-
Rwd and a jury. Assistant State's fore shown, that. no loglmcnt of any»
“mm"! Gahn A. Carter made tho' rorvlco \vimin “than“! of the 102m]

. . infantry.
announctmtni upon the authority 0! , ‘JOllN J. PARKER.

Well! of 16 kilometers and cpen tho.
.ll’ay for other American regimenlu wusmllpins issues continued to make an ,
carry forward the driving pursuit in {impressive unification of lnd'pendenil
which. for the first time. the best Ger- .‘strenxth. Atlanticfluli sate
‘mn regiments ran hi preclpmue re gain to 4 points. . ,

moved narrowly in the mid-session.

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ON TO HIM.

“I can‘t live properly on 875 a week," i
complained the young man. “Yes, you.
cad'.’ said his guardian. “The real'
trouble is you want to live improp-
erly."

 

itics are llablejo tax at
Tax of four. mills has

er on or
BEFORE SEPT
will b? liabic to

Instructions and forms

noaid

The estates of those who nettle“ to any this tax

A Heavy Penal‘tstf th
h d in bank is liab ei more an
$5003§$$in2§s Il‘dllkgIdenosits not taxed

STATE TREASURER.

Day and Evening
Classes

In Low M
M. 01M My. my.
Janna-d deal I'm
1' 'mm
wrtfinstlu.

9 m

a oomarroxwmh
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cusses nus
coax. sour-rule

vans. are.

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luovan no on; new arm.

, s4 wasamo'rou 31-.

Albert l). Morgan

flame”:- “r ‘

STATE TAX.
Residents of Connecticut owning taxablesoour
local rates unless

 

the State
to the State Treasur-

EMBER 3Q“!

sent on application.
Hartford Conn.

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Faithful Servam

 

lng 0“ “Jam" 8‘ 'sth. alumni «Pl Union Parcel DellVel'y. Edward km" of Norwalk, hath “mmaIStiile‘s Attorney Homer S Cumming“
“0“"0’39 ”um" “”3"“‘3' “malls“ ll'laherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long“d “”0“” Six month“ “‘“ml “1mm... rm made “0;,“ WM “Qt
‘ . ' a ' hp‘. ‘ c
y [distance hauling. Light and heavylthe dais “9190f for t . .- . ,
creditors of said Estate to oxhihltlmm ““1 MSW °' 8 idccport h”

WANTED—STRONG GIRL r'CAN‘q'ucking. omce telephones 1581. 800

get a good steady position takinK House connection.
«r-Itm of stock room. H. Jacobs lb ._.__. __________
£32, Izzozarifilnufaciurers, Bk'lllcglgvgt'\ Any' person having llcavy Khaki
‘__f .. ‘ ”.____. yarn bought at Miss Mallette's, South
WANTED-MEN AT THE KE'RR- Norwalk. to sell, communicate with
llllrnin Fur Co.. Woodward oycnnc. Mrs. James Dooling, R, D., 35 West-
. ' 815 5! port, Conn.

 

 

 

WANTED — OYSTER OPENERS ———_
.l. a J. w. ELLSWORTH 00.. KEY- NO EVENING OPENINGS I
PORT. N. 1.. AND M FULTON FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE
MARKET, NEW YORK CITY. m ot'

. l Additional help will not be hired by;

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. .WANTED - EMBROXDERERS ON the stores of 'Norwalk this winter for Norwalk in said District, deceased.

fine geoljgetto waists 10 Work ill the Christmas trade as it is expected

llome- Good Day and steady work all that the Yuletide shopping will be trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-:
3'99“ Roth's 01‘0““? Store, 23 Ely spread over the period of the next lowed six months from the data here-'
N0 Open evening of for the creditors of said Estatc to
scheme is to be permitted by these exhibit their claims or settlement.

avenue. 3% lzl three months.

 

WANTED—U. s. oovunxumr stores_

wants llt-lp immediately. Mon. womcn.
r“ or over. Slot] month. List positions

Rochester. N. Y

 

iChristmas gifts.

WANTED—GIRLS AND BOYS. 1},
years and older in smiling and print-I
ing dept. Good pay. Chance for ad-,
vancement. Mulphy Mfg. Go. Bust?
avenue. 316. 6'.

 

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WARDEN OF Nswrowu DEAD. i

 

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NEWTOWN. Sept. lit—Charles of
. Peck. wooden of the boroilgh died ui'
waureo— l'SEi-‘UL MAN. ray . ' i
:25 a month. Call at Given's Sanitar ”‘9 ”mm" ""9“" "“"day' “""l
lum. ghm‘om. 816 St a long illness. ‘He was 58 years of age.-
«r- .~._ —— and had been registrar or volt-rs for

PAY
Sanitar- many years. _ x
m at “_ l

. anrroa mo ITIIL axon? out:

PANAMOQUE. OIL. Hot. in.» \‘ll~
institute-it. 1. {mot-mu .\'. 1.. former
as c l ?. ”til 0“ of A'-
M lune-a Quasa- Butt-unity.

 

 

 

 

WANTED—KITCHEN MAN.
’25 a mouth.

Call at Given's

 

 

 

 

 

mm.ntu..au u. immune-mm mutua- ash. in- use
' Whnflhflwlbunhmbhm

{who neglect to present their accounini
properly attested. within

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: .ThOSe who neglect .to present their!
Only the strict observance of thls'accounts,
tree. Finnltlin 'lnstitute. Dept. 236. ruling agreed to by the merchants we said time. will be debarred a recovery,
.ventcd a nation-wide campaign agalnut All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate

 

lbccn engaged to assist the state at
lillc trill]. As State's Attorney .Cuur
Inlings has not been in good health
recently, it was decided that tflditlorr
’al counsel would be needed. Attor-
ney William H, Lewis of Boston. one
of the foremost negro lawyers in the

- countr', ll 9 been retained b Thom-
lllary J. Galligan las 3 a y

l‘tdmlnistratriltj

their claims for settlement. Those
said firm.
will be deball‘f‘tl a recovery. Allt per-
sons indebted to said Estate are rc-

questcd to make immediate payment

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Jake Hawkins. who was. arrested
at the same time with 311103133 and l:
Ialso charged with murder. will be
'tried with Thomas.

 

District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court. September 11, A. D., 1918.

Estate of Eliza Galligan late of

 

connecrlcur POULTRY SHOWS

—-—.,—-

At a meeting of the Connecticut
Poultry Breeders' Society held at New
,‘Haven on September 13th, the £01-
‘lowing slmws announced their dates:

Western Connecticut Poultry Aaso~
elation, Danllury. No. 28. 29, 3'0.

New bonu’on County Poultry Asso
ciaiion. New Madcap“. 2, 7.

l Hartford Poultry Association Hart-
~ ford, Dec. 9. 19, ll. 12, l3. 14. ‘
Mary J' Galligan . Norwalk Poultry Association. Nor-
2:4 _Mmms”“m“wulk Jan. iii, 17. Is. l919.
Jealous“; I "weer". m... ...........
' .Middlotown. Jan. 28. 29. 30. 8]. 1913'.
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The Court of Probate for the Dlsn

properly attested. within-

payment to

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WAR Kill! IVIIYWHIII.

HARTFORD. Sept. l9.—Thc lucetinz
of local food directors in the Capitol
yesterday rail attended by about two.
hundred persons. In addition to the couldn't whip my"

conservation of food. the directors on ”Well. 3, gaunt alone. but be and
as W nouns-a at tie- the!

interested in home «one-lea as a
war activity. Robert Boovllle. Food gum” Mr! L
Minimum to: Colonial. al- l“ M '
dress“ the “In: on tho seen-airy

 

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“Thanh! you said the Jones boy heat. “a"

 

"Colonel, infantry. N. A."
Cant. Hourly Promoted.

Simultaneous with tho addrot’tmnmo
word that Captain J. J! linggorty. for-
merl of'Co. C.‘ Soccnd'ncgimrnt. C.
N. (X, had boon promoted a major..
Major Hngertv when the old regiment
went to the Mexican border. was re.
looted l‘l unfit for further duty and re-
turned hcmo on the reserve list. When
the rotlment was called in the great
was no cast aside his soldier straps
and enlisted in his o'd command as a
private and was primed to guarding
a railroad bridge at Niantlc. Ho noon
writapromotcd to a sergeant and went
across with the rggimont "3 that cr-
pacity. “At the front his ah litv :oon
won him promotion. until finally he
won again a captain: n was gassed
and summed hams to cw Haven and
lanes: on lnstructrr at Crmp Downs.
His'appolntment to a major.“ ..l wns
announced - cuterday, and damn Ju y
31‘366. bovine fully mcovcmd. ho isl
antlolp‘ating a return to the frontl
with ‘o troop: new being tramcd :tti

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