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District of Nor-will, u Rabat
Court, September as. A. 1).. 1m.
Estate of Minnie C. Fischer, late t f
Norwalk. in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict o‘i' Nor-walk hath limited and al-
lowed all months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
0' “I” mm m Those who neglect to present their}
, m,.._.._.._~.._..m.____.,- __,_--, ._.__.__...._.-. accounts . property attested. Min .
‘I said time, wttl be «barred a recov-
.___.._._.._.__._.._—- " W " ‘ ' ery. All persons indebted to said as- ,__ . _
. HAITI!) '03 “I“ 20 L3! tate are requested to make immediate m '
I —~1 —, payment to ‘ Mrs. George Stone of Norwailr en-
ANTED—A BRIGHT lNThllJJ- .Fo.“ .“LE’BU’C’S AUTOMO‘; To LET—PiVE ROOMS WITH 111- CENTRAL TRUST 90- 0F ’43“ remained ouloHown rfiends at her
boy Good wages. Apply at \‘i‘*.".““ ° ”mm” “0' ““1 "00° “1““? "1 movements. Second floor at 11 (‘ot- . “AL“, . home. Tuesday.
Rubber Co. a Linton mm... 50. first class condition. Full “Pesllxfijuage street. inquire A. Stull, 24 Cot- (.. John Adams Brown. Pmnldififl.
~ k, oi 3i tIon. Pu“ .‘560' Address 'Bulck. tage street. East Norwalk, 04 3t Admin strator. Thomas ‘Roach of Port Chester is the
— “are of 89mm“ 04 3‘ ———- —-————— —-——— guest or his sister. in... John nomad
_ 9 . x "MEN TU ‘ T0 LET-FURNISHED 00M. . . "9"“ 9°” 0’ 5"“ N°""““‘- ‘
“"20 Mb“ A D “0 Good FOR SALE—A 35 MT CABIN suitable for one or two with all: m0d_ District of norwallt, ss. Probate ___
. ‘ tirea on our night shift. .
.7. quick atilancement. Apply Nor-Icrmser. in good gunmen. Best afiel-
“3 Tim “ Rubber ‘30- 0‘ 3t‘Iéeta it. Have no use for same. it.
“fireman, 7 Fitch o e, » s .v 1..
WANTED—Gilli. As I'LERK 1N “a” a “ ‘5‘“ \‘L .
ire. ()ne liilllg in Norwalk prefer- ‘ oo ot‘;
a. inquire To Washington “Verb! ” """""—-————————-I
tn Norwztlk. 04 3! FOR SALE—A (‘O‘W AND Pl“? 5 rooms and bath. inquire on premix;
. .. - - ——~ "-1 ”\oung pigs. IuQuire Thomas Skldd. 5;,4
WANTED noon AND llt).titll.;pa,~m,.m awn“.
room for light housekeeping for el-‘l _
My American lady in private taut"
on improvements.
all home comforts to refined people
on trolley line. Address “R," care Sen
tinel omce.
To LET—4 ROOMS.
prm’emcnts. Second floor.
ALL
fit
FOR SALE;COOD7iDRSE.‘ REA-
Reae‘ouble with
TO LET-“AT 31 (‘OYE AVENUE'pf for the creditors of said estate to
es. 04 3t
““3 time. will be debarred a recovery. All
'itenl relr persons indebted to said estate are
Court. September 27. A. 1).. 1915!.
Estate of John Downed: late of
1 Norwalk. in said district. (190888011.
The Court of Probate for the his»
trict of Nora-elk hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
short leave of absence with his moth-
er, Mrs. J. W. Duke of South Norwaik
Mina Minerva Price of Boston has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, Joseph
ltrown of Brookside.
'!exhibit their claims for settlement.
These who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested, within said
E. i.. Heinsling. instructor of the
Hsrstrom school. has returned from a
two weeks' vacation.
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'wmrao -. TOOLMAKERS. MA-jbuker' Add“? M“ mania“, 6.3111130.
HINISTS AND STocK T00IAIIIIII.5“'°"- Ea“ “walk 01 6t To LEI--4; noon
fut. FACTORY IN DANBI'RYX “FOR sALE-Lruorlchv'IN msrbu'h “d 3” ““1"'°"°m“““"
.tttu. 5 CHESTNUT STREET. CITL Nol'wnlk. about 1 acre of ground.mew “venue. 3”" ’20-
03 :II New :3 room house. big barn. chicken: particulars apply at offlCc of Old Well
,* ,coop. 10 Howard street. first Nor-wig“ 0°-
‘WANVGD - GIRL. GENERAL walk. Call on premises. ()1 3i:
‘oueework. plain coking. Apply Ml‘B.l'._ . .
"u Loan. No. 92 Earn avenue. Nor-I 1winter will lease fully furnished nine-
alt. Tplephme 536. 03 3t lilo! 0! ground 50 x 150. 5th avenue. room cottage with bath; furnace heat,
__ ,l‘Iast NUl‘Wfllk for either Stulz, Nution-‘cleciric light. and running water. For
WANTED —~ AN ELDERLY MAN ai, ““Mi or MEITN‘ touring car, ngparticulars address llox ill, Nord-
jllstificd would add cash. Address boxvton, Conn. 03 3t
0. 8.. care Sentinel. es Intf
HOUSE Wl'i‘il
it Sound
_ .1 . .--—-_r-*. ‘ __.- I TO LET—FAMILY LEAVING FOR
FOR SALE~0R EXCHANGE. '
enires a position, understands the
aim and wall paper trnde. Also W W” _.
rockery. glassware and kitchen iur-l FOR DALE—SOME CHOICE YOUNGJM automobile and privilege
lshing tradc. Bank reference. ho 001‘cockore:s. Single comb White her,- d 4 '1 -. i<‘ With
action to going out of town. Amines-Charm, bred from winners, Storm, m" 9" p‘m'l' mu”? ” l". ) ‘n'
I. care of SJ Norwaik Sentinel. i(‘onn., ”3““ comb Rhoda island Reds_,St-ribncl‘ “PM“ or P' 0' box W"
’ him from hOaVy fall and winter luv. 03 3t
TO LET— TI ROOMS.
“3 3t,crs. Prices reasonable for quality“
lltcynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ave-l _. l OI'SE ”i ii IVE Y
WANTED ~ onus OVER lo'nur- Phone 1036. To LET l “ T F R
tmodcrn improvement. in desirable lo-
_ . _ 1 FOR SALE» DWELLING 1x S()_‘(‘ilill)‘. (‘cnlrnl inquire 22 Taylor ave-
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m mu" pm “me mmm‘g' A 1qu Nol‘wnlk. Vl'cll localcd. culvenicnt to nuc. near Flax Hill Road. 01 6t
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"Wk (‘hantc '0 mil 9 gtmt Id lclluroh. 5011001 and R. R. station. 6 ’“"”“"“’"”"“”"“"“"“"”‘"W” "'
' lli - E 'I c r .. 3 Wash- . _- . . . . , .
cling & drum: 0 p 3 . iroom house. with all inlpl'ovclllcnts.,’ TO'LET A STORE AM) 3 1‘“ h
«won street. 03 .It
,Gnrden. Price 82,500. For particulars groom apartments 207 East Wash. S“
WANTED—A VOMPETEXT Mllr
Ji-lust Norwaik. 4 room apartment on
{inert maker at once. inquire Miss l\., ASk 10h“ T‘ Hayes
fCllnpcl SI. inquire Gal South Main St.
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Tel. 60.
A. i'olhcnlus. it‘ll Who'llinglt‘ln slrcct. ! NO' 7 m 8t» NONI“!
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. BUSINESS NOTIOIS ’lor avenue. Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16
:MMNTED ""1 8- SHIPPING "(Mimi —»- |Grove street. or telephone 1852-17.
:v 'ergent-y Flccl, Corporation “not; PAINTING _ PAPER-HANGINGi~
: .. I
it once, twenlyilvo cnl‘pelllcrs. "“"’;decoratlng. painters supplies; wall?
;70¢ per hour. (‘aii inllllctlintci)" all paper, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.‘ AUTO SUPPLIES
the employment bulcan. \\ll~onfl.~~g Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or. OILS GASOLINE
PM" SW“ “WWW“ 0" "‘ dent solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander moycmg vmcmmzma
. White. 61 1-2 El“ avenue. ‘
WANTED—EXPERIENCED sulp- ’ I A. MODNE
Phone 951- - ’2
PING CLERK, MUST BE lCXlClllvi‘r r l
l Union Parcel Delivery, Edward 1., 70 North Main St.,So.Ncr‘”“k .
gm FROM DRAFT 0R MKWll‘lh-‘laherty, proprietor. Trucking. bong
IDRAF‘T Acu- Tue R. AND Iv. IHTJ distante hauling. Light and heavy, . .- . . . . .
.‘Suor, cnoss ANo RIVER STREET, mm“ om“ “Who“, 1581. 3003 ~
ENORWALK- 02 3‘ House connection. i MRS. LOUISE cnurmtn
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WANTED—SEVERAL MEN TO" LOST ! 142 M‘f‘“ 3‘-
,er in fur dying establishment. l‘Zx-l .- 3 Dancing Instructions.
rience not necessary. Goltlslt‘inf LOST—-\ LITTLE “WV”: FUXE ‘ private and Class Lessons,
roe. Depot Place, East Norwalk. ltorrier. tin-“\W'S to the name of’
1" - "‘Quccn." Property of Mrs. Gttl'l'llson., TEL 1838'
‘WANTED—iN FAIRFIEIJ) (‘()l.‘N."\l'cst Sidc :tvcnuc, Rmvuylon. Liberal __
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”‘ tit. small country place. 5 lo 15 nf‘l‘eg,ll‘(‘\\'al'd will he paid for return Tel.I F‘
l‘imodern improvements, 1‘. 0. box No.53?! Dnrlcn. lremen
93. Riverside, Conn. of: .‘l ‘f
“'WANTEDJ’"
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i” WANTED—dim“ SFllOOL ilOlSi WANTED—-\\’t)itl{. CAN
_;..-lo work after school hours and album, ".mp- Oriental and
guilty Saturday. Joseph Davis. 8.". Wash-irons by hand. best: work. (‘all Ill
ington street, South Nm-Wfllk. 'lskenderiun. 3:; Washington
vancement for men. between the an“
o‘.‘ 3i' “PHIL:
—-1 2nd floor.
M D. MILLER, Sup't.. Waterbury,
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c. A. MITCHELL. Sup't., Hartford.
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WANTED —‘ OW'AMTORS A“): WANTED—JUCLIABLE LADY As,
,‘ letrncrs on Singer sewing.r lunchinesqwamess in more. Good wages. Apply"
. Experienced slilcllers $1] per wcckun person, 24 So. Main street, South
9 to start. Quick operators can "‘akeiNorwalk
, $15 per week. Apply McMahon Cremd
1" mins & Worthington. 14 Orchard Stu! WANTED—U. 3. GOVERNMENT manufacture of glass utensils and re
-‘ [wants help immediately. Men, women.‘ Gently placed in the non ('Svnllal list
WANTED—POSITION AS 1.137;]ng or over. $100 month. List positions by the government, will close for the
.. eer or mamm- Ald' .. _. . ~ . ee. Franklin Institute Dept. 280. duration of the walnutarling Saturday,
, i ( 108‘ in“ N” 8". RochESter. N. Y. ' iaccording to a statement from fl. Y.
Non alk, Conn. _, -
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“ET—2i Cunningham, president. Funds cf the
. company, more than 525.000, were in-
A Few More
WANTED—STRONG GIRL
position
(‘AN’
inking,
vested ill Liberty Bonds by the presi-
denl.who announced that he would
julnke an immediate effort to get into
garluy service. g
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“get It good. steady
’ care of stock room. H. Jacobs & SonI
Shoe Mfg. Bclden avenue. Norwalk. '
11 “' STUDENTS
T is indeed hard to stand at one side
while the stream of life flows bym/l
man or woman condemned to sickness
that doee not permit him or her to per-
lormtheaetivedutieeot lite, to do hi1
WANTED-—T“'0 t2i ("Rm BIC-g
~;. tween the £20 20 and 3."- to operate .
l ‘ .
milling Illa-Gone. surface grindcrs and’ can In mud.m III
in :-"-nd tool room. Good W319!" Olll‘ dl)’ elm
wuile loaminr. .toplv lilulcy Machine ’
°‘ 'lboeewisbinttoentertbe
IWVIMIGMIIWIMHMI . . ‘ i t «landmark-Roam
emu» I t etioan. Marine Preferred and rum If! p
we?» - worm ms meat m d“ m en- “in Moon-$352“. fins-lilo Gulf. Royal putt-n and Tn-‘ terribly;- ll: .34 Ill-“my a. patent...
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2.3.: 330:: mums-“'5' relflmefiat M nay “a...“md w” qtfinflflmv. m'fiaé. 3 e
Ola-alt lemmas-unborn! “Gm-mul- ww l:ar.haertcin Mill new I: “wreck-I‘m“! at
M ‘ ”Mk. " ‘ mt ‘ w ‘ in Nut ear-nu thee mund- ‘I’; his but; let have m, an...
In. ' it”. ”runny“. "MB-wr‘amum-
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ware-wane: mm tum. u " ‘3': i it: nun. an e... um”?
‘ «I» W an. an. wont-n on. m .. ”nu”. I I'M L
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For further
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‘ SEAL ESTATE—INSURANCE , TO LET—3 ROOMS AT 96 TAYv
: . of October, 1018.
} Chance for good wagee and ad»:
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WASH. of eighteen and forty-live years hilt-euro. I refuse to pnv anv bills 00"
domestic} good physical condition. Apply N. Y..{ tl‘uricd Miter
"-‘N.H.&H.R.R. .!
. E. REGAN,‘Sup't, New Haven. 3
7 j10130 a. lll.-——i~‘urther
IGLASS‘UTENSILS PLANT CLOSES.§
PlTTSBL'RG, to. Oct. t.-—'rho l). t‘.f
j Cunningham plant hero engaged in ”it“
;. Address ‘5. care Sentinel. 04 lit-sonable price. For farming purposes.;sonablo, 1:; Elizabeth 5m.“ J. ii. requtestted to make immediate pug" F. B. Smith M Main street has m
" " ' "‘ -.... ".— " iRobinson. 2‘5 ~ " Imen 0 i ' ' k" '
WANTED __ Si'l'UA’i‘iON, CARP) 692-“ Raymond street. :‘chtrosby. DAVID W. RAYHONI). \ilmfcllhizll’h a few wee o \ml In‘
her, unde'stands furnace fires. '- 0- 3!. Administrator. _. . .
“P a“ “in“ "Palm “15““? an“ 0‘", ' TO LET ~-.\'0. .1 HENRY ST.. 2xn‘ Private Pdward (‘ook of Orono Me
1 around man. Reference. Joseph FOR SALE-411G“ TENSION D' U-Fnoor, ‘ mount Rent ‘9‘ inquire Mrs: ”arm: is entering a short furlough at his
9‘" ll‘k‘ “35’““3‘0” street. Sill-"3: illosch magneto. also a fine runabout s A Young 9“ Fast avenue Fastl District of Norwalk. its. Probate home on School strce't.
orwa . 0 '- tidy, also rear end of .1 ,1 .’ _ i “ " ‘ ' ‘ Court, September 27. A. ii. 1919. .___.
‘ " ‘ E anders Stude ’M’H'Hm“ '1 °3 3‘. Estate of Honora Downey. late of
Mrs. Frank Smith of Winnipsult
spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. F. M Ic-
imughiin of Westport avenue.
\Norwnlk. in said district demoed.
The Court of Probate for tile lla-
tl'ict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate In
exhibit their claims for settlement.
l'l‘hose wilo neglect to present their
{accounts properlv attested v-iibh «I‘d
Itimc will be debarred a rut-.tlveliv. All
,pcrsons indebted to fluid estate are re.-
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wailt loll Wednesday for her new home
in New Hl'ilnln.
.‘llre. Joseph McNally and family of
Weetport have returned home after
. a It .- ~ ~.
,qncstcd to make immediate panllent oil “In. her mother '
' ‘” Julius Holioran returned to the
RAYMOND.
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l / DAN“ “- Administrator Brooklyn navy yard .vmterday morn-
, ‘ ‘ ing. ni‘tcr unending a short lurlough
with his parents at 3 Kellogg street.
(‘ NOTICE __.._. ~
Mrs. Mae Lewis of Norwalk has been
been spending ll few days with her par.
t-nrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walker aniland at
Eat-It Hunting Ridge.
Probate Sale of Real Estate
Under and pursuant to an order ot
the (‘ourt of Probate for the District
,ol Norwulk. authorising it there-unto.
the subccribt-r hereby offers for sale
all such right. title and'inlcmt as
‘ hilnnic t‘. l-‘inchcr. lutc of Norwalk in
7mid district. deceased. had at the
time of her titatll in and to the flil ‘
. lowing described real ('.~ltllt‘. to wit:
‘ .\II that certain tract of lurid with
the buildinz thereon. known as Nos.
‘t: and 8 Reynolds. street in the Third: who has been “awn.” ill
“”1"" District in tho i‘itv M NM" rcportu I‘I‘t't‘h‘t‘ll Illul .he in
:ualk in said town of Norlvuilt. hound'l in , ' '
‘cd Northt-rly by land no“ or lol‘lllerli'l k
Q
. Mrs. Owen F. Kindilien and son
Owen of Bridgeport, are visiting Mr.
itnd Mrs. Stephen (‘ariin of Still Flax
Hill Road.
Mrs. James ti‘iluru of South Nor.
walk has returned from Camp Mead.
Tho liltil,
im prur-
it: 3:1}:“33: og;k'f(?r‘::‘l;‘;r\m'“f 2:11:33 .\il'. nnd .\lr.~', Walter Pierson and
_ . . ‘ - . I t . I . '
,‘Sullll‘ml: Southcrly hv lliflllwavi lloumtl I h roon M ”H an en. and MN"
‘kllown as Rcvnolds street; and West {William H mmfload 0f "'3‘“ Park.
1”.” by land now or ““1"va “I fill" lc.l )cntpmllly- lor o Inotortrlpthrough
heirs of Alfred Vii" coma, tlt~t-t‘:lStld.i ”“‘ ”"”‘"“”“"
lwinu about two hundred 1200' focll
from and l‘I’ll‘t' told about nine” (90H
.fcct ill depth:
l-‘or particulars until Icl'llls. lll'lllt to'.
Till) (“EXTRAL TlesT ”nutty,“ ’ Percy SI. ("lair Acktsrman, formerly
- A(1,nln]s.,-,,mr_iwollolmown in local business and
incmtpnpcr circles. died. of Spanish in-
fluenza. at his. home. in Portland,
HitlmflmwlMaine. on Wednesday, fifty
,years.
our—m Inn mans
Percy St. CE-Ackerman.
NOTICE
"Girl” of Norwalk
I‘tm-l. October 1, A. n, 1918.
W-Iutt" of Elizabeth Seller. lalc oil lic ""9 "‘"nwmd "“h ”‘9 South
..\'o"\v;llk. in Stilt! tiistrit‘l. decvnscti. 'Norwalk Now“ its advcrtitting man'
"'dcrcd. That the Ildminislrutrix ““d- lflit‘r, as joint proprietor with
t-xllihit hcr administration account to 30““ ltllndcmcycr. H“ was later 0011'
{this court for udiusImollI. at tho Pro “99‘?“ “'“h 1h" Danbury Democrutn
,ltmo (lmt't‘ in Norwnlk. on the 9th day; whwh had but a brief existent-o. and
“.f 0pm,“. 19H. m m O‘clock {0,-0.5'then opened it local office of the Sper-
lmon: and 'hill all persons inch-ested'ry & Hutchinson Trading Slump (‘0...
l in said estnlc may be notified llif‘l‘t‘nf.t and inter removed to Portland. Maine.
‘Ilw atlnllnisirutrix will cnusn this mull where he bccnmc general manager for
.tlt‘l' In he published in n newspaper; that stair for the S. & ll. concern,
:lllt\‘ln2 n circulation in said District; and established a prosperous business.
at least five days before Hflld 8th day", He was born in New York city. in,
ISeptcmher, 1868, and. when a lad. at~
. _ _}1~lENRY \‘i'. GREGORY. Itendcd the private school conducted
i *- "W‘ ' Judith; by Benjumin F. Brown. in Cannon Std-
;lion. with his brother Harry. and m-
_ tered into the social life of the place.
me without, "ewes a resident of Wilton for a
4 number of years and was. at one time,
[chairman of the Democratic Town
committee there. and entered largely
into the political activities throughout
the slate. - .
. - —- - i lie is survived by his wife and an
only son. SI. (‘iair Ackernlan. who Is
IN WALL .STREE'S'M prominent electrical expect in St.
“lull lSlreeli. I Paul Minn.
motc u c sc -; ' ,. . .
""1“” contributed to ”‘9 ir"°§"r5'rietr)ictly private willabe‘heliitomorrow?
trend in the first half hour 0 to ny‘SI‘ . ' . . ‘
.Rtnck Market. U. S. Steel and Crul ,wrth :hfib‘alg‘ follovlrltnz.'in .1093 Hill
tiblc Steel rc‘ucted a point each with'cem‘I “'5' lion. 9. “f“ a promi-
spot-ioltics. such a! Suulatr Tobaccolnem member of the Elks Lodge. in
' , . . Portland, and a delegation from Nor-
:t'lllll Toms Company. St- ’aul 315°. Mk I d . .~ . '
yicidlllu to the same extent. Those" ‘0 5353 N" 709- “”1 “Ct “3 pail-
,l‘ccessions were balanced by renewed bearers.
rII-tmtzth in shippings. Mexican” Pe-
llroicum and Utilities. the latter holllf‘i
,rcpl-cscntcd hv Brooklyn Transit.‘
.rhilotlolpllln company. People's Gas!
fund Ohio Gus. '
aged
NOTICE
j My wife, having left
or any other person. ‘
~ 0. H. noswomn.
lTOUAY
NEW YORK. Oct. 4.
Mrs. Kate G. Balcom. ‘~
Mrs. Kale G. Bulcom died very sud-
denly at her home2 40 France street.
last nightfagcd 60 years. The funeral
4' service will be held from St. Paul's
WALL STREET, N00n__mg,.pgm.d.l church On Monday, October 7. at 2:30
.mg ,1”, persistent heaviness of the m the afternoon, the Rector. Rev
ivulncrahlc war stocks and the battle. Louis 3 Howell. officiating. “’1 Rel»
lwardness of mile. the market broad. com was formerly Miss Kate Cornwall
em-d and strengthened substantially, She was a native of Norwalk, and for
I during the forenoon. Shlplflflfl. Nip-i many 36.", was a very active member
luv”. sugar M. utilities continued '01 of St. Paula pariah. having charge of
4de motors a d “M, "mm” .p. the resilient! ot,lbe choir, and doing
1m gaining. SPOON fp.tum. onmuch other good work. She is sotL
”Mum" Included III eberee “d 10’ rived by two mus. Thoma C. Balcom.
Seaman Louis liukc is enjoying a
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Mrs. E. P. Fitzgerald of h'hulh Nor
. All "wool Army Blankets
‘Wllm‘ i'iht‘ has been visiting her com!
GUARANTEED TO
BAKE. 000K AM) EAT
We hawthompletestookofu’xesofthewomieflll
Richmondnanguinetockuedytoryourimpeefionmyuy
reasonable prices. Try 3. Richmond Range 60 days free and
satisfy yourself of its sweet baking quality.
Rarities ironl $25.09 to $100.00
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HEATING STOVES
E in all sizes trout $10 t01$50
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' Get your 011. HEATER no
mornings.
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J New Perfection Oil Heaters
' ’From. $5.50 to $8.50
w for the chilly nights and
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i For $7.50, $8.50 andL$10.50 .
3 In Dark and Light Gray
PLOO‘R GOVERINGB for any room in the house.
LINOLEUII. BUGS, RANGES, BIDS AND BEDDING.
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127-l3l Wesbimrlon St. '
. ‘ w; 8m in Furnishing Homes Complete
Sterling Furniture Company I
Phone 105.
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lnc in Mansfield. Ohio. one son. Dr.
CM“ 1. Men. is a practicing physi-
ciao in Great l-‘alhl, Montana. 3“,“
May 1. Hitler. ot Bunimer out-ct. Is the
'xrandnlece. .
The funeral will take place from his
late residence. Saturday. ill 3 p. m.
Mina Alice Reardon.
News reached Norwulk this Week Ill
the death in Middletowu. Conn. sonic-
timc ago, of Milly: .elit-c Itoartlt It. It for-
Ilmr resident of this place. For a num-
ber of years Miss lleardou wal- em»
played as a telegraph opelutor in South
..orwaik and nearby towns. and was
considered an expert in this line. .She
became widely known Iltrolmh her at-
tt-ntion to buninec»~ and courteous
treatment of patrons of the office. and
had a large number of friends. all of
whom will regret to hear of her death.
Harry H. Stoote.
Hurry H. Stoots, one of twin babies
born to Mr. and Mrs. (‘inrenco Stools.
of 21 Camp street. twelve days ago!
died on Wednesday. The funeral Sill"?
vices will be held at l p. lll. today"
from the house. Rev. "Albert E. Beebe.
olllciatillg. Tile burial will be in Nor-
waik t‘cluetel')‘.‘
John Spepkowaki.
John Spopkowski. of 21:} Davis strewn:
died. at his home. this morning, of,
Spanish influenza. llt- leaves it widow
and f or children.
DEMPSEV-MEEHAN FIGHT
PROPOSED FOR RENO, NEV.
A telrround bout between Jack:
Dempsey. and Willie Mcchnn, who ro-
c:ntly obtained a rci'cl'ce‘s decision
over the conqueror of Fred Fulton. to
be fought at 'cho. Neva. is the pro‘,
poszll of Promoter of Dem Gay. of that!
place. , ’
hompscy is.bilter over the adverse
criticism he’ has l'eccived since the
bout and his manager is hot on Mee-
llnn's trail for a return match.
Meehan is in the navy. but. on a:
week’s furlough just now appearing at
a theatre in San Francisco. turning
over his salary to war funds.
GLASSES
when out of adjustment do not
help and many times harm‘th'e
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nonunion-1m!
bmualltimluariu.
THAMER;
minnow-m" ,
o we. may.
pause-no an,“
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l HERSHFIELD’S
AUTO EXPRESS
Daily Trips Between
Not-walk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE.
117 East 23rd St.
Phone Grammercy 705.
if you are in a hurry. just phone us.
and we will take care of your express
for you. We have seven of the best
Trucks in the state. Also, Hydraulic
Dump Trucks for (‘ontractors' Work.
Our Tmcks make daily trips to New
.York city. Let them handle your
freight and express. and thus keep it
away from the congested terminate.
We Haul Anything
Anywhere
No Job Too Large or Too
8
Your shipments arc
competent employee only.
A-receipt is given and obtained [c-
'all goods handled.
Phone or write for our rates, we can
save you time and money.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
of All Klnde.
PADDED VANS fol- Long Distance
Furniture Moving.
Benjamin Hershiield. Prom
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I; one OAK COAL
We ‘re only one.
Try a bushel and you'll buy a
ton.
EFFRON
East Norwalk.
Tel. 441.
Tel. 441.
Harris 8t Guns
'COAL
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