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Severe criticism of.
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mm vigorous defense of the WI
m ! _. new party's Ivar-defiantly by United, ‘ . .
wanreo —— SALESWOMEN iN' _ :Oll'lm SALE-FOR? TOURING: TO LET—HOUSE WITH EVERY 595:3,“ Twifdfi'é‘ftm.‘hfuf i.
“mm W15 at the Boston (a i W. . A h0- l eondition. modern improvement. in desirable lo law‘hflm State Convention here to "
526 3t day.
it you want a Ford you will buy this ‘ '
calliy. Central. inquire 22 Taylo ave-
r Senator Townsend charged meltd-
Store. inquire at the store. _
one. Brice "casonable. Phone 1703.; nun, near Flax Hillffioad.
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WAN'FiD—WOMAN AS DISH‘ "°""”‘- ‘26 3‘ amalgi'éitifit and 35323
washer. White or Colored. Hartford FOR SALE—8 ‘ ~‘i To LET~NiCELY il‘URNlbi..-l) thatnlthouzb President Wilson told
Lunch. 6 80. Main St, aliii St. P108, 3 MONTHb rooms, steam heated, electric lights, Canvass notifies unmounted. Dem
old. “my Farm, N. NYBFEY. ocratic politics mar warmers active
West hot water ’and bath, use of phone. 2
whereas-Bit TWQ . GENTLE- Cedar street. :25 3t - . than when the PrefiWfiwannnfleIr
'ruon. unfurnished ' electric _ __ - minutes irom center. Phone 14233.. ry Ford—a Kn?!“ “id."‘ltha ““11
lights, steam heated and hot and cold Fon' m, and w 0 e t soldleuwere murder
BALE—A THOROUGHBRED
Airedale, 14 months old, for a zood‘enESR RENT—0N ROWAYTON AV-
home will sell very reasonable. Gail store
evenings, “Castieberg,” '
line.
running water, desira‘u‘le neighbor- 3l3u2n30;n&fi£:agn?wgm
hod, centrally located. ”A. B..'c'are of
Silutinel. 26 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED was;
ere-in. Also girls to loom. Norwalt‘ FOR SALEfiREUHAN » HARM.
Bok~Co., North Main and Ann ’sireets. ready to breed. ii to 10 months old.
.25 3;. “Jeeps”. J. Durban. James Batu
‘ ‘placo, West Norwalk.
wmrzoenv FAMILY or Two,”
woman experienced as waitress. Also: FOR 8Al-E-‘--'I'W() MALE POINT?
to assist cook with laundry work. 91' WWW. trout good stock. Will;
Yearseound- country home neatlbieszw "9350113”10- 3- 8. Seymour. North
Countdowns“ “a month. Address.'“3"0F avenue, South Norwalk, Conn.
Drawer M, Narwalk. ' I25 Zti s24 at
l 2 family home next to Ogden's
” ., . mi. of Mrs. Ogden. Rowdy-
~°~ East “'9‘ ton avenue. 326 at.
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city. politics. the M18“; .
“the sets, oiuibeoflovnrninentl in
peace andJn- ‘1"..th be WI ‘0
t TO "LET-é’rllREE nouns, F0R1 m h _ d .
“gm bowl: 3 ' e U1" 8! only in truth W b.
r u mine “a 1”" mlwwlhem Todu-mlmls.m~
0’ , usinesa 0" light housekeeping, god and some. of ‘the moat reliable
undone: building in rear 22 North ‘
53‘ 3‘lMain street, for either business or
:liviag. Apply» Mrs. E. C. Owens. ’6'
High street, or phone 2534. 526 3t
iatraiion ist-lites a newspaper new”
or a man who has been known for
years as a Socialist, and it is a prover!
tact that gross fulsthoods have been
knowingly published by him.”
The Republican party should be re-'
turned to poorer. the Senator said. not’
only for the successful prosecution oil
the. war, but the safety to guide the unit
lion through industrial and internation-
al difficulties that must bQ'de‘lt with
after the war. "
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To LET—31 COVE AVENUE, 5
:rooms and bath. Apply on premises.
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w'mfgpaMAC-HINISTS, LATHE. FOR SAhE~MAXWELL CABRlO-lt T0 LET...0CT. 131- 4 30012:,
HANDS, OPERATORS, ma pAc- let, 1916 model in this running order. second floor, No. 5 "a." street in:
TORY. LOCATED 1N DANBURY. 60 West alpine: South Nowell .quira Mrs. s. a. Young: 241 trust
coon whens, .s'rrtaov JOBS ouu- 8“ “Insults. ' 525 st
ma ANDAFTER THE wart. ae-
FOR SALE—30 FT. MOTOR BOAT:
rm EVENINGS. 5 monitor. T0 Laud ROOMS. police cos ’
Brunei-mint 525 st with huntins cabin. 10 h. v. mom-:an automobile and privilege of‘ a ”m’ P“ ""“m' .
-ICheap to quick buyer. C. A. Brown. Henry Pei" “Huston. 01$“!!er '
.————..¢ ... mat—-
{garden patch. inquire n F. Wlbhen.
WANTED—JUNK or svanv , Did-{East Norwallt. CSE! of Mayflower tingedbwu‘pu m. P 0. m 557 59:; E "21213! *fioa fi;&$®1 .
imitation. Highest prices paid. Small & L. Co. 5;. 824 mi , . m at age, or lwefi’ifilwo lyeara. He is :
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or blguloads. Tel. 692-2. A. RoMnsonJ
28 luyrnond street.
vised by his mother. Mrs. Heater 7
lingtnu oi lib Smith street. Norwalq 5‘
Funeral services will be bed i
the funeral parlors of D. W. Bay
on Washington street. Saturday at
noon at 3:30, Rev. Mcflrexor will Ill}-
riaie and interment will be made in
Riverside cemetery. , 1
F” “Al-“‘0‘; EXCHANGE. no tare-a scone AND 2 ~rive l
plot or ground. 50 x W 5th avenue.le o rt
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WANTED-A WOMAN AS CHMl‘iEast Norwalk for either Stutz, Nation-lam Ngwfi ‘ m“;:tv;::t 2:1
bermald and wnltress. Apply to Mrsflai, Buick or Mercer touring car, "lChn’pei St. inquire 64 South Main St.
E. ti. ~ii,‘Sclieili:k, Wilton. Tel. 50. liuatified would add cash. Address boning, 60
4 325 at C. 8.. care Sentinel. s5 1 I ' '
WANTED’—- LARGE FACTORY; FOR BALE-#80311!CHOICEYOUNG;l TD LET—’3 ROOMS AT 96 TAY.
More Wheeler iers South Norwalk .coclterela. Single comb WM"! W" or avenue. inquire hire. 8. TorloV. 16
.' " ‘lhorns, bred from winnm. Sloth.“ Grove street, or telepiflme 1882413.
1'24 “t l Cons. single comb Rhode [Child nods.
- . —-— bred iron: heavy tail end winter lay-
WANTED -_ SEVERAL BUSHidhwrs. Prices reasonable for Quality.
T0 'LET'-3 ‘ ROOM HOUSE, 62
of grapes. 9 Quintard‘nveiluc. s24 3tfnflyndd‘ Poultry Farm, Highland “n‘lwmd'mm avenue. Rent ’30 per
lnue. Phone 1086. ‘
’month. For particulars inquire at 0!-
WANTED—HELP. ONE \l’Ai'l‘E‘lt.i "’c" “t 0” “ °" 6““ C°‘
one kitchen man. one waitress. ono=
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Funeral of in Colo
The funeral of the late Ira Cole.
who died in Bridgeport on Tuesdpy.
will bc held from the. home of [iii
daughter, Mrs. Dixon hichtion. at.
Elm ('reet- ~91! Friday alter-noon in!
2:30 o'clork, Rev. Ernest McGregor,
pastor oi the First Congregational
(.‘huichhoi uhich he was so long. n
valued meinhericmciallng. The lg?!"
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FOR BALE—DWELLING lb: 80.: - 4.. __
“no," “so useful mun'niid a driv-lNorwalk' Well locuicd, convenient to:l TOVLET—l ROOMS,‘=. ALL. ill-
” dimly 8, lord Givens' Sanr_:church, school and R. R. station. G'proiVelrlcnts. 74 Lexington avenue.V
. ' ‘ ' ’ -room house, with all lmprovcnients.i()ct lat. and 5 rooms. all improve»;
will, Stamford, Conn. Phone 70. ‘
iGnrdpn.‘i‘ric012.500. For particulars Inlcnts at 76 Lexington aVeuue. Vii-l0” mm Ngr‘mlk cemetery.
‘ . ithc bodies of so many of the Norwalk
' cant Nov. ist. Ste hen 8. Kiss.
WANTED—‘BRiGHT GIRL rottl Ask John T. Hayes 1 p rorntatllm found a final resting:
miles. (1 ill , ‘ ' '. l .
Bumloxfm .l‘iigfiiupgfo‘g‘SSKJ.‘ N0. 7 Main St. Norwalk TO LET—hr norms. noun on. mm ____~_ :
tuhlty. H. JaCobs & Sons, shoe miln'iwg ESTAn—mswal Knigxnt::m:?:: :oonls,l,w;n “3mg: GEN. JAMES A. RYAN iN DANBURYi
uracturers, llrldcn nVcnuc, Norwnik. , LOST in] ” ‘, .1 “le' wuof tum . i .
’ s24 3t? ihmd' “9‘" "0““ NW“ ‘ ”I" ““rt' Represented War Department at Fun.
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LOST—4A LADY'S
ccr ring, jade setting in ilownytoml
or between Rowayton and Belle 1+.
land via Hickory Bluff. Reward if rowrnom, stoum heated,
turned to Ferris, Cobble Cottage. hot water and bath. use of phone.
llellc island. lminutes from center. Phone 14233.
upturn
i.l'i"l‘l.l-‘. P"....‘tAddress 2.11.. care Semi" l. r oral of Cardinal Farley
WANTED—«FIVE 0R Six (URLs
between the ngc 20 and 85 to opcrntc'
milling machine. surface grindersnnd'
to‘ attend tool room. Good wages:
while learning. Apply Higleylllnchlno
Co.
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T0 LETHA Nlt‘erY l‘i’ltXlSlllili)
electric ligh‘fl.
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llANilURY.‘ Sept. zit—Brig. noncr'l
al James A. limit. l'. S. .-\., arrived
in Danbtlrv this morning for a brici‘
visit with bi; sister. Mrs. William
McStay, 97 Liberty street. ile lenvesl
this eveninz for Hartford. to visit a
brother Mai city and will an from!
there to New York city. Laicr hc vvillj
' 7 ——- Losr~.\ MACK AND TAN Thu-E
W‘NTED“; 0" 6 ROOM 007‘ rier, female. short tail. Return to in:
“’4‘“ all illiprol'emcnts. Slim“ 393" perinl Cate nnd receive reward. 526 ill;
for “ adults. (loud neighborhood. lit-st; __ ‘
-- -___ - . .._. _._...__.z i no to Chicago and from there to San‘
(1.1; Brown, 6 Thompson street, Mil-i ‘ District of Norwnlk, ss. Probate Antonio, Texas. where he is in mm_‘
ford, Conn. I33 3t WANTED Court. 591“?th ”- A- “-7 1913- mand of Fort Sam Houston.
Estate oi Peter Galligan late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
General Ryan attended
Bumishers. “30 men in all d°’ miles 0: Cardinal Farley, in New York.
..WANTED — EMBROIDERERS ONl
fine georgette waists ‘0 work at Pmmems- Paid Em wages The “0“” or Pmba‘” for “19 D‘S' city Tuesday, its representative of the 2. (a) “Nymphs and Faults," ......
ironic. Good pay and steady work all ' min trlct of Norwalk. hath limited' 1 S t‘. r h ‘ ire i mt chberg
vcar Roth's (‘roclt'cl'y Siorc 23 Ely Whfle I“ g. Loungbm’ oml nlloivcd six months fromll‘nned m H A Ty at t e d etc 4 (1’) Theme and l'ariations..i’roch.
~ - ~ -. Mathewson &-Go. . of Secretary of “or Baker and he Miss Senigo. ’
avenue, s4 12:E 'tllo date hereof for the 'charnctcrlzcs the services as the most 3_ "The Soldier's Dream". ...Rodneyf
:,_,______ ... _, _ .creditors 0' said Estate ‘0 elhlb“ impressive of any that he ever saw. Harry Sterling,
WANTED—~U. 3. GOVERNMENT i - ’their claims for settlement. Those His position as commandant or 4. (a) ‘2Dawn" ........ ijearl Curran
WINS “910 immediately. Mcn. women.;T0DAY IN WALL W'jwlm neglect to present their accounts p0" Sam no...” is one of great "“r (3)) ‘Rest and Forget '“. .é...t
39;" ymfiflflfiméL'gegl’l'gggsl new YORK. Sept. 26 (Wall Street, properly attested, within- said time. 'smmtbmw .... under N, command . Mm. Cam a dim: on,
Rochester, N. Y. i . i: 10:30 it. m.).——Conilicting moyements willhe disbarred a recovery. Allt per- a", afleml tranches of the sprvtm '5. "Venetian Melody" ....... Kreisler‘
logein were the "“8 in the N’lY'BtOC“ sons indebted to said Estate are re-
Mnritet operations today. Selling or- ,
tiers in various issues counter-balanced quested ‘0 make immediate payment
l the strength shown at other points, but ‘0
Bum.NOTIOEB
ilhe. variations generally were true.
Stove repairs. A“ “”1“ of “aw-’5: tional. Speculation was lively in hier-
l‘l‘ilaired. Bricks‘and grates set in on cantile Marine shares, Common and
thou notice. at the lowest prices: Preferred gaining nearly a point each;
Roth's Crockery Store, 23 my "9.3 til 29 3~8 and 106 5-8. respectively. not—‘
withstanding lack of ofllclal confirma-
lincluding infantry and (‘aValry he:
sides big aviation fields lit which arei
stationed thousands of men. l
General Ryan hopes to soon be‘
ordered to service overseas and has
requested to be assigned for service.
His bmnch oi the service is cavalry
and as yet there has been only a
Mary J. Galllirnn
Administratrlx
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District of Norwallt. as,» Probate
Court. September 11, A. D., 1918.
nue. .
M mi lilo" of yesterday's renal; resargins natal: ‘0‘ I???) 03‘1““ h“ 0’ comparatively small number at this
“i i to status of tie negotla one wl a. 'orwa u an lstrlct, deceased. " ,s'
PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING' loreign syndicate. Leaders like U. S.- The Court of Probate for the Dis- branch sent overseas. He expect
that there will soon be work for we
trict ot.Norwalk, hath limited and al~l “we" and that he will b‘. assigned
lowed six months from the date here-3 for ”Hm.
of for the creditors of sold Estate to ..
- . . As soon as it was learned that Gen _
WALL STREET: boon—With no exhibit their claflhs or settlement. ml Ryan “5 com," to mum
.particular inliiative by the larger
speculative interests recently aflive.‘Thm 'ho neglect to present ‘hm‘m ”but" 1““ €0th “flied
l cunts, properly attested. within peep t the
Union rat-oat Delivery. mm 3.. "i“- '°" “11"" "1“ “PM” 0' “fir-m ” ”a" “m m “ n "
' lcaslonal mum" Buying M... h“. aaid time. will be debarred am. 099‘ 1mg oi the campaign and be do
mm- ’W' I'm W in: disappeared toe large extent.end All persons indebted to and W0"
decoratint. palntor'a. supplies; «all! Steel. Reading. Union Pacific ...;
Duper. unto-date styles, lowest prices} Southern Pacitlc ware shaded, the lat
EliimIies cheerfully given Trial 0...: ter losing a point. American lee
derl solicited Tel. 400. Alma“; "all” 3 mints.
White. 01 1-: lily avenue.
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‘m h‘fllI- "I“ I“ In" the immediate demand of the aborte ~ id" 0' the‘rommittee In! common:
mettle. Ole. m m1. '0; satisfied. little opposition was oilered "a ”Time“ to "fie ‘Mnticated to him this fore-eon Owing,
louse m ~ to the scaling down process. Home mmen o the short line he was to be in the:
liar-y 1. Gillian
Adlhistratrix
fills Marine sham. unable to with-z
Infill! the pressure elsewhere. relin-
{23v “m.“‘klfl‘IIIifllfii
I «do. mthOWJIeiso-alufl
lies-omens
: wished their elitist. the Preferred iall- '
, «Mundane-I‘ll Coach- that henna-inn
, in; one point below yollv-rdayV clog. ml“ ““0
. "JUNK .inkleluatiftmdaim;n':4 F. uretehhchnmnmym m.:e;li‘:tda:mt'="tz
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“'"Emu'w" . .mm' '."..,'...."""m To- mm W ‘9' each: art-en tan ha a: a:
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film use.
Guano urinmfiiwseat. as:- I
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Criticicniu the Govem’s publi-
the people; it is melamine“ and all-
news concerning the Wmmfi9.u.
through Canadian papers. . Them
- sang was‘gywmle. She possesses
range. and tam {writ ‘ ith great
lease. Her c ‘ ,_ apple as done
in enviable atyig. Adlolrenderod
list will be in ‘ilie tainily plot in l’ho‘
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the obse ~
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Miss Sarah Senigo. oi New York,
proved heraeli a charming entertainer.
The cats; and arnce with which she
it lyric sopranoveiee‘gr very wide
three little cha _
proved very clevdi _ mils-
Charles W. Sterling was the violin-
ist of the evening. This musician al~
ways warms the heart of his hearers,
and last-night's work was no excep-
tion. His rendition of the “Prize
Song," by Wagner, and the '\'dietianl
Melodies," by Kreisler, was exception'l
ally well done. its wealth and sweet-
ness of tone proved a delight to his
audience. '
The ladies of the association, who
were in charge of the affair and who
were responsible for its success. were
Mrs. Lewis L. Pugh, chairman: Mrs.
Milton Elwood, Mrs. Myron Osborn
and Mrs. Robert Morrison.
The piano used tor the occasion was
loaned by the Siudwoll Piano Coul-
“‘h°1‘¢,\piiny'_ and completed the success of
tho nluaicale.
The complete prom’uin follows: ’
Part I.
(ll) "Sului n'l’cslh". . . . Kocsulaski.
(bl Second llilsl- .......... (lodard'
Miss H. Lois Burt-hard.
Duck-"Ln ci.da.relu,". (from ‘Don
Giovanni") Mozart
Mrs. New-kirk. liurry Sterling.
Yr) "Spring" .......... lionsoliel
b) “Downing“ .......... Cudlmin
Miss Slirnll Sclligo.
"God Bless ()ur Boys"..Sliiiderson
Harry Sterling.
“Prize Song" ............. Wagner
Charles Sterling.
Home" (by special request
(ll) "When the Boys Come Home."
(by special request).8pe:llts
(b) “Gimme a Kiss. erandy,“
. ................ Rutherford
Mrs. Newklrk.
Part ii.
ntlet—~-“Bnicarolle".. . . . Offenbach
(from "Tales of Hellman")
Mrs. Newklrk, Mrs. Case.
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EQUAL SUFFRAGE IN THE SENATE?
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—Equsl
suffrage-finally was brought to an is»
sue today in the Senate. The resolu~
tion adopted by the House last Janu-l
ary' providing for submission to the
states of .the Susan B. Anthony suf—i
irage amendment to the Federal Con-
stitution. was taken up. i
A twothirds’ majority is necessaryt
to pass the resolution, position leadcrl
expressed confidence that the resolu-;
tion would fail and thus automatically!
go over until the Sixtyoixth Congress!
convenes in December, 19l9.
Both sides expected a vote beiore ad»:
lcummcnt this evening, although lti
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aim returning to town might prevent;
a final roll all. ‘
Milne! “'an All! “'0“ Wonders.
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SATURDAY. SEPT. 28
rm,mi..m., Green ferns. 2 miles west of 80mm on the
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Mrs. B. Bookish. of Cedar street. College, Worcester. 731W M
has received word from her son. Pri- on military duty “m. 09h
vats John Bncldey, ot the 102nd reti-
meni. in France. He reports in the
best or health and happy.
" At
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. I”
returned tron‘thelr wad“. '
lColumn, man. .. . .c
Cletus Masher. son of Mr. and Mm: ti.
1. Ha Mailer, oils .Beiden avenue”
returned this morning to Holy Crossjlfil' street.
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with Mrs. Edmund Godfrey. at
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S'I'ATE TAX.
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Resi , of Connecticuto in Elihpff
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swig no...“ ...: ... will“ ... ,,
or on or .
BEFORE SEPTEMBER 3 » . .
The estates of those who neahctiooay this!“
w'!l be liable to o to
the
A Heavy Penalty
Money on he or in bank is liable if more
$500 Ssvlnirs Ban denostia not taxed”
nstructions and forms sent on an
STATE TREASURER“
Hartford "
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’ A Good and
Faithful Servant
Now is the time to think and act andlllave your old ‘-
replaoed with one of our new ones that. will save coaL H .
return give you plenty of heat at amim'mnm cost. ‘
Ranges item mime 2.,
ALL FULLY GUARANTEED T0 BAKE 000K AND.» 3
ASK ABOUT OUR RANGE CLUB. ‘
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