Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, October 7, 1918 · page 7

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Wants, To Let. For Sale, Busi;
ness and [ProfessionallfiCards
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r -.-._. - - - - . .-_w_::r Ji IN EAST lNORWU‘LKHN FRANt‘E. Sunday. Oct. t; (llvl We have the complete stock of 8186.": Of the “EMU
. *N‘ _" « w " . ’m” l" , ‘_ I .'. A I‘. l‘l .—l\ r“\-3 . - . '
WANTED l' ’03 BALI I To 1.3! The Home t'hapter held a very interl t‘tlll'lls §::ll(‘klll‘tlt:il “iglmili lividtillll Richmond Ram m flock my foryom inspection and It '0!)
. _...-.-.»—-——I-——-—-———II . . . . 7- — ~— -7~—~—— .— —_ I“. “19:!ng Thursday ul’tel'noou at , .' l . . ‘ . i ' ' ‘
WANTED .\ l.‘.ll.tilu Bl :ii.’I\lIaba I For: iALEwlI‘ORI). 191.3, ltt'XA-j T0 LE“. HOUSE U. \‘o u file'flfmhohm mum, in but. NON“, British today ill illt‘lf‘ adv-aim at remnable prices. Try a. Richmond Range 00 days free and
mic luv (ash. T ~. 35,. mills em JU'ul ill y, summer and “‘llllt‘l' WP Rowan treei two l'al‘nllv- m) .. ' ‘ , . -. . d ,. 11 Ct" l . . t' I, l‘ . .I, . . , . . . .
. . . .. . .. .. . . . _~ , _ UN», The large audltnte greete “ii ap tl llt rtlltd ill, it‘rluauh dtllg ulllt
J""‘-‘-~ M“ homalk‘ 0' 31 2“,:2”11“_C1'al‘7e m; a ”will"; body "1.3de only Inquire .\'o. 9 Van plause llit‘ t-fl'ol'ts of .lllt- soloist and the “up“... from t'alilhrai I“ [MIN ”tidy yourself Of Its great hm q y' .
”— . - . ' iTFl 0‘. (”ndmon' “lune 3J3»: Zall! «*H‘t’el. speaker. Mrs. Newkirk's rt'lt‘c‘i‘m" At Aballcourt where the railroad
WANTED-Hum. 031“ .‘TA “‘ “” “ — ~——~ “When Our lsors (‘nme Home. was . - -. . ' t t . i . . ‘ L
""‘>‘ ““1”" man. one “uxll(’>>'..91|l: FOR SALE~OVERLAXD “UNA” T0 LETWJ i’i i‘ZASXV’i‘ RUUUS lilai'tiai ill tone and at thc same lilll"t hittiltlll “db. “Hum?“ )‘\ ‘ h film? an $ 0|“ 0
laborer. also uselul man and a diner. bout, $300; tour burner Perfection oil mmismn I-m. liglit ‘Imhb‘ekwpmg ‘ m’ touching. and appropriate [0 It“. and my, the entire garrison was killed.i ' ‘
"My ‘33, “ “gnu"..bumiq “:9 Wyn" flu)“, ”‘3‘“.0‘“? “W bumfl'fi- Silmttuns in 59]..“ neighborhood. may dress which followed. Dr. Alt-Gregor More ground has been taken
“ml" 3' Low" (”WM ‘ ”fiddling? “N I‘llhlkzlm' 0” ”am" “0' A” m‘il'tlllt‘i and station, improvements. Aiw held his lical'ern‘ attention Herr mo northeast of (‘unllll'ai. Ilallttlu.‘

.‘s‘t ltnt'ord. Conn. Phone 70. mod condition. Address t}. A. l<‘., Sen‘ with his lllt'ltl and elltilusiasliu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

___I ii I , _ a so :araue l'oonl, Address "ll,“ care 01' 1‘“ ‘L . .

he" . U‘ ‘3‘ Senllnc-L 07 gl ilt‘l't um or “W i. M. L. A. work lor our
WANTED' BRIGHT I! GIRL FOHI ‘ ‘F'OI;“5ALE~--—~ ~6vr———-‘~v——~~~— “-I but} 0" [llt‘ army and “EV-v “5 (*Xt‘lllpll
Illllt‘t‘, good [‘Pnni‘dnnlll DECESIaU’i' —‘.’ B “’letl ALLEYS , , mid “I ‘1“. prpm'l training stating},
.-zuptoymeul steady and good oppor- and 3 pool tables. lnquin l~‘. 1-2. ”from T9 LET—l llimfmls. ,“ ”S" m— tiwillx to tile itulisposltion or til“ Rev.
l"!ill_\'. H. Jacobs & Son, shoe miss”: Im- Main ntl'co-t. New t‘anaan. o? ::t plow-mints. I .iw'. street, 0' NO“ liartlvi \t‘llson th. illlimldllul‘) exer-

-. ‘ . . . . .. . .. _,___»____ 'Vt'.‘lll\' t'all at at; Vtater street or M " ‘ ‘
,Jtltlcn .ttenut, Noruaik. 0.: ul \\’oodward 1‘. Due Rin 36’! ”N... “we “crept-ably led try llit llev.
--—-—~"~~~-.~r~-~—-~ . FOR SALE~ilOl‘SEHULD tiooos.‘_,_. "LL”; g. " __~ Mr. stun-en to South Nurwalk. The
WANTED—AN ASSISTANT i.\‘ dining room set. parlor set. side: 1- LET- . ittit .. ’t-hapturis gratefully indebted to those
the ofiice in shipping department. board. stands, lugs, rockets. Call in ..o . j t) ‘l- FLAT 0H2“: who so cheertully lent their talents to

hits. heymour’s delicatessen stored

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the afternoon from
lrom 5 o'clock.
Taylor avenue.

WANTED—«MEN TO WORK UN‘
oyster boats, good pay, steady work.
North Atlantic Oyster Farms. int.
1” Water street, South Norwalk,
t‘onn. o7 tit

WANTED—.A llRitlii’i‘ [NTELLL
gent boy. Good wages. Apply at Vic-
toria Rubber to, s Union street. So.
Norwalk. oi ‘

inquire Raymond
05 lit

to f», etenintb
or phone 1092-2.
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{Male or telltale},

‘ltr Rent $13 pm. further particulars all-1 make this occasion one oi uneolilmuu
on.

7 I; ply Old Well Cigar Co. “WW“-

 

Mru. Hyman Jade is suffering from
a severc tllltlt'lt' ot’ pnvulnonia. at MIT

 

 

K‘V__‘~—M‘ l u . t 9
FOR SALE mus. l..tltt:i;~ AND TO LET ”‘1“ ”‘1

_ . lllsllt-d rootilt-t. Steam
slnali. Also large Chester White ,I .. , t' . “0,119,117Fortslreet.
lirawn. .lillutlij iiul'sl. llowayton, 'i‘ok- ‘ ectllc “5h h and bath. (in trolley!

‘ _ _ ‘line. two .Illimltes’ walk to center.’ Tile Qut its- t‘lub meet. tomorrow
enelte. 0" 3‘ $2.50 and $3.00 per week. Address "V“"l’W‘ “ll“ “is“ Mildred ”0‘93““
‘ _.__. ‘ "“"flitooms." Care of Sentinel. 0:. at at liH‘ home, on Set-rind street.
‘l .Fofi . .SALFMHVH'K ALTOMO'l “ .—_..._.___._.._______________._I As has lire-n the Ctlslonl for the [tar-it
Inle l‘_:',’“nd“" noIt run 1'00“ milk? ”1. TO LET~F1VE ROOMS wrru rm. few Sundays, ltev. f. It. Miller, of
Ill” 1“st bond“ on. ii“?! “flesl‘gsfi movements. Second floor at it t‘ot- Stamford. “WWW“ “' ”W mile” at
(1:1: ”(lgénfiffgu' Addu‘” Bu'i'kétflage street. inquire A. Stull, 24 Cnt-‘tlu- t‘hn’st church yesterday.
‘ 1. :__,_._'____________.0.___Img“ 5‘1““. 1:35! NUl'Wfllk. 04 30' This uniting the regular. monthly
.- t I . . . ”‘"‘ lllLM'lilifl oi the Mayflower Hook and
. FOIR “LE “‘0” “35““ “- L? 1’0 LET—H01’Sl'.‘ wl'rll nvnnvI’ Ladder mummy will be held at the
.4 lloscil magneto, also a fine runabout 'nlodern improvelllent. in “8”“th lu..tttltlrlel‘8. on Van Zant “I...”
.55?le a!” 1‘9“ end of Flanders Studr» ”In”. (tpnIrIlII inquire 22 Taylor ave-'7 llt'v littl'olti l'I Wilson. pastor of the
halter. Address Ml‘. Feldlilan, ti Bl'itiiz East .lunut- .\i ll. church. hall recov-

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WANTED~MEN AND WOMEN "0
{wish tires m our night shift. thiodt.
ply. quick advancement. .tpply Nor-
walk Tire & Rubber (‘0. til :it

 

 

AN mom]. AS, l‘i.i‘IRi\' i.\' title. ti on Flax liiii Road. (1 'l .
will». 5%? living in NI‘I.\\-ulk pm”. Street, East Not-walk. (.1 ' I“ 1., .__*_-._ _.__~___M: 6 ered from all :Itlm‘k Ul merge. and “its
red. inquire 76 \\'a.~liin.;lotl sil‘etl.‘ i ‘ro LET—A STORl-Z AND 2 l‘lvn"':':" 'I“:"lfl'I'Z‘I'I'fo" ”m mm” m ”'0‘
qnuth Nortt'ullt. «it :11 FOR SALE~SOME Cltort‘r: rouxr‘ . . . . « . . it"‘n‘Mtv‘ ‘ -.
. _- _._.--_..__. -,__.._...- -~ -(.(N»kpfi.h‘ Single comb “th“. HERON" alpattmtnts 207 Last Wash. 5"; 'l‘he lllt‘illlM'lfl of the East Avenue

WANTEDvRtltlii AND lit).\ilil.lllm'n5. bred tmm 9"“ M'W'k 4 room «W'tmrnt on; it. t: lllttlt'li lied l‘ros‘s Auxiliary will
or room for light housekeeping tor el-
derly American lady ill pl‘itate iztllr
ilv. Address S, care Sentinel. 04 Kt

.rt. .4...-

winnera, Storrs,
Mill. on ll‘l'il' :tsslgnliivllt or

,‘bred t‘roln llr-aVy fail and winter 1331- Tel. 60.
. tiltlslts lot

ers. i’ricmt reasonable for quality. .-_..
I'lleyllolds Poultry Farm, Highland are»

TOA-LET--:3 ROOMS AT 06 '12:;- has been Hill out by the local heuri-

 

 

 

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t tWANTEcd __ “it”??? vilm‘ ‘H—“"-“3‘b“—‘—‘———-—-ymr “mu“ “mum M” R‘ Tmhv' “3 I I‘tllt llt\ it . (ll rud in on
A {(‘i’. till t~‘sttttlt..~’ u‘il‘ t‘ lt't‘r. I I I . ,I . . -... I . _ .0 9. i ll . t .» . .l- .
make all kill ls repair». inside and out.‘ FOR SALE: DWELLING ix nth ("me ’4“ l» 'T ttlepllone 13557-- llllt lilllt'l'h ill ll‘ Sunday school ol the.
all around lirtn lion-writes. .lU-rt‘l'lliNtil‘thllt'. \‘t'ell located. cmvellit-nt to ”'"W "'"“""""“‘ ~“"""—'1l:ti.~t \\t‘l|tlv it II. t-‘iult'lr at noon.‘
11W. “T \\'ttk<lliIIt-1IUH r-H'ft'l» S”‘"_}‘§chnrch. school and it. it. station. 6 I:‘f‘fill'ldayllrM" II" lll'prxlm“w ”I”
" ‘ AUTO SUPPLIES

WANTED »~ amt.a ovnn ' it;'”="‘t“‘"4 WW $2.500 Fur lm'liwhn‘S “-3 GASOLINE ”Allll'llt'lt. tt>litnllSlH| reading: inro-

BIOYOLES VULCANIZING or. A. .\' lithium

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pt'l' llotlr. pultl while learning. 51 llollr‘ ASk 10"“ T’ Hayes ‘ A. MODNE lites: Iullttllluttut. of ”It: pIruIiIiquIIt df'”
. N0 7 Mann St NW . Ph 957 2 Ill-lllllillll. lttti.n on. lllt lid, “0
neck. throne to lilakc timid PM“. ' " ' ' 01.” _ . Seine": t'twilatiol. “A Mother's lledi—
\\l’blllili.‘. & l-ItiuinL: ('Ol'ii. 83 “HM“. WESTA13~ZNBURANOE 5 70 NorthMaln St..So.l~~r-le ,‘caliuuf‘ httrtiilly l,ti\.lj(l\': recitation.
at . . l. (3 31. - 7—5:. I"’l‘he Service Flutv.‘ liorptliy t‘nlir
in on rllt‘t‘ ’ I 308m!” ”OTIGES t _..-. -“' - ...~ 1. mines; rt'tiltttionfit'flter lit-re." liar~
. _, . . . . ‘ 'llIt lions; hymn, 'lialllr- llymn ol'

WANTED (ll lullA'lOllS AXllI PAlNTINQ __ Pam-HANGING!

l‘t'hlttl'lir. Rev. ilill‘l'ltl
\\'li.~oll; hymn. "'i‘h.

tuner."

(lilo. ileptlhlm":

MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
'docorntlux. palnter's supplies; wall?

.pnper, np-to-date lltyiell, lowest prices.‘ 142 Mom at
to strut. Quitk I'l’t‘l‘mtll'i‘ “a“ "lake" Estimates cheerfully glvcn. Trial or-tDuncing Instructions.
st: per week. Apply Mt-iiahon (‘l'ctu- tiers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexandert Private and Class Lessons 3
Jinills & Worthington. ii Orchard SLI White. 01 1,3 El'f avenue. l '
i ' Tel. 1838.
WANTED—srltoxt: GIRL H3". I’nlon Parcel Delivery. Edward Ii
pet a good. “93“." l’t’l‘lll‘m “'k‘l‘“ Plnllcrty. proprietor. Trucking. Lona
care of riot-k mm. It. Jami» K' 5“”;diatunte hauling. Light and ileum
Shoe Mfg. lll'lllt‘n avctnle, Norwalit. Itrucking. Otilce telephones 1531' 300
“l 6' House connection.

nose

learners on Hittite-r sowing mitt-hitter. l“
i-fvperlenccd stitt‘llers $11 per week til;

MABEL MUST LEAVE TOWN

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man in Several Escapadal Must
Keep Away
The local police (tlllil was a Iireli
place this iliUllllflL' and four cases
were disposed of by Judge Georgi- ll.
00:! wages and .G.I\'tl.‘l)iil‘l.:ll and l'l‘tli‘t‘lllilni; .\ttol'nev

t‘lauler t‘. livizt-lnall
vancement for men between th' I90” .iost-pit lirottll. of ii? Witter street.
.°' “9M3" ”“1 “HY'HVG ”I" Il‘l churned witu drunkenness and with
' tween the arm "ti and "'i m'npumte IBCOU physical condition. APilly N. Y..§tlsl~unltjlti: Arthie It'rawlortl. or 4.;
illing tntl .lemhl‘mhu”grim“I" Ind LOST \\'ll'llil\\’ \itiltVth’ .N. H. d H. R. R. illitl'nltlIlltl 5”,...” thth uI knife. Inn:
in I“ " “ i 1‘ M 1' ‘ l ‘ - . . i-T . . v ,giwn ‘otlr own is m jut as a is ar~
to attend tool room. lood “hues on Slli‘lilt ttrtet. or West Washine‘on‘ Ed : 2:332: Ssup l' New Haven. Jm [Tl-own and t‘rliwiot‘tl figured ill a
while learning. Al'l’h‘ “M0.“ Ttialthine, strum. a Ilillll‘ cloth hIt-tl. Il.‘iiit‘lt‘|~ lilotlsn CIA IMITC . uP‘t..IWIterbury. ikniiintt "mm ‘7" \\'ntor Mm), .‘nm:
(‘0 .letlve :tllltle tit i’tlhllt- Library ”mi.” 3 - - HELL. SUP L. HimO'd- [Thursday “t'f‘illiitz, when lirown. in it
*' - I‘VIVO reward or St .-. . _*“~_g drunken rum“ pulled out a knife and,
. 1 l w y isttlck it in t‘l‘myl'orti's left yide. [0”qu
wggfiigDII—ngmdIiolgofipfb‘ifiEE:l LOST .\ l.lT'i‘l.lC \\'iil'i‘i: I-‘OXIREBL‘ lImIv {In Illi‘KllliltI'lll IIwel-IIuIIwItIIliItIlIlIlI.rI)IIItII-t
t . t . .. _. . .. . w it son. t'. ltl "as; s ' I
'13 or over. slon month. List positiona:“‘"”“r~ ("mm to the name 01.1 ”m “ml.“ or “11“,...an and New“
free. Franklin institute, Dent. 23G.;“Qneen.“ Property of Mrs. (:arr-ltson.f "I ”filmy SI“, “as niven thirty ‘1“ng
Rommer- N. Y- “Vest Sitit‘ avenue, ilotvttyton. Liberal. in 5“”. hm Mintttm-(x “-35 Stlsitelitlt‘tlt
" ‘—*" ‘~~*-""—' ___.._.._.__.....-.__.. ”‘Mluéward will he paid for rmurn Tel], if Hilt' got 011' (ll. ”1" "ll.“ lltlfin hf".-
‘ lfirst appearance back here she Will.

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WM. F. MONTGOMERY 1—34 I’m“ "- it... mil-mi and will have a. servo out;

 

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AT MORGAN
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INFLUENZA VICTlill: .. . . .. .,._ ._ -. . b lllLilIl\t'.~I tlolu .\lur:;un. httlllll Alli-ihoévifqlffg‘ “I “Hm“. iintlik was!
~ . my not (H lt'l' ton ‘. l . ‘ I " I. ' . .
. i i their homes tlllriunnilm ,“il‘; .3“ d ”um brought “ll “"th three choices
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I I I ~ up oslull. “t it nlmi-drtlnkt‘nncss, der~

Illt'llllilit'tl ltii‘t'llll‘ii today. Many found against the . .
their houses wrecked. Tilt‘ t-lllergencv l troylnfl 1mm“)
(‘Hliills of tile lied (.‘l'Oss. .
League tor National Service.

and earl-villi: con»
lie was arrested fol-
l)_\' (Tolelnan 1).

"Roll for his unfailing cotlrlesv,
cheer-y \vats. l

Sonic‘ )‘t‘Hls’ ago he became interest.
ed in photography in an amateur um

and
‘ ~ . icoaietl weapons.
,“mnHlsilnwinlz a colllpiuint .
"“d 0m” if‘htlrnok, who complained liadlk hall

A Few More

and soon became an expert in tim’oiopi 1‘73”]le?me . llm‘ld”! "mu" “"dicnt two tire“ and tWO “lbw“ 0" “13"
in: and printinn. He graduaiiv work-i STUDENTS ”$an mm'm“ m" ““"‘-" "f ‘ho:F‘Ol‘tl'dellvt’lly car. iladik admitted
ed up a thriving business in doinc this ‘ H Ill?“ “1 _ _ lite Wag so drunk he had no remeln»
\ulrt of the work for local snap shot-I ‘ "WNW "‘ 5‘ lmy‘ “mm M ”‘9 hrnnce whatever concerning his nc-

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: llill‘ih‘ltriiliilfi, IlllI‘I’lIlI-‘IIHIKI t‘lmlni-‘S'Unoltinns. Judge Vosburtzll decided that a
within-I1... “0”” l . lw.“""'”-"”“‘r":fine of $7 and costs for bt‘ifiZ drunk
I. tier) 5 Qllltllt‘i‘>. rand thirty (in)? in lull (m HT! 0”)"
' Try 1 if... sfi“ charges would learn him to tie inorcI
careful. .
Albert R. Suhner. of Mumarolteck.
‘ was tried on the chut‘re of ilnvlnz no
Icnr registration certificate. SlIhInPi'u
twililo iii-lvln: nlonx; the. Connecticut
:Tttrnplke Friday night. struck hut
Ztlid not seriouslt injure Min Anna
iTookc-r. of in Place lie nve him»
itself up to the police and it on

tors, which ot-tupit-d a creator portion
of his time when off duty. often work.
int: far into the night to keep up with
his orders.

He in survived by his wife. lie was
a member of load fraternal societies.

The funeral of William F. Montzom
on will be hold from St. Mary's
t'hurcli on Wednesday morning at 9
a tn. '

Can be accommodated in
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Those wishing to enter the
evenintt classes should en-
roll nt once that they may
be entered as minus oco
cur.

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CA” "mm PAR-t 1-3 PM! ............. 95c dam {32:33 ill: ‘2‘: #:tht; TM min.
gm AND 5mm Pints ............ . $1.00 dobn'pmounnu; in mm outfit—to paid
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Conn. single (onlb Rhoda [gland Reds, (‘llttpei St. inquire 01 South Main St. meet. as usual. llr's uvwllinu. and will_
gauze‘
\‘llitli an elliernency t'itli.

collection and now

Slitl‘ 51-:tllult tl‘

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CANS OUTFIGHT out
MANS wno ARE inn-i
TREATING 0N WIDE}
rnour'm THE anM-t
PAGNE secron I

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court. 'l‘illoy Farm and several i'or-_
I'llllt'd woods were captured.

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.‘t‘atsi of Lens. has hoell reached illlll'
passed. Murry explosions ltavei
.llt't‘ll observed ill the great ('tlill:
.lnillillg district northeast of lai'l|\.l
.‘ulltl prisoners say the coal lilille'
pit lllottths have been destroyed.

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troops are among tlle \\'0lllltlt‘tlI‘

who are arriving: in large lllllll-
filers at a southern English port}
level‘y day. They are flushed wilhl
ft'ietol'y lllltl jtlhlllltltly tleelare‘

“the Allies have lt‘ritz llt‘tllt‘ll to?
a frazzie. Wounded (itsrlnalt pi'Es-t
Iollel‘s are most tlespolltlolll. They?
Iiitlllllt the end is not far oli' illlllI
frilly it is impossihle for \ferlllttily‘
'tu hold out much longer. i

A The larger percentage of thei
.(i‘erttlalls urt- lleunletl lalulstrllllll‘
‘tt'uo'ls. with a sprinkling of hots
I lit their lt't‘ll‘.
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! OFFERS DO NOT
MEET PRESIDENT

WILSON’S VIEWS

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., HEATING STOVES
in all sizes irom $10 to $50

New Perfection Oil Heaters
From $5.50 'to $8.50

Get your OIL HEATER now for the chilly nights and
mornings.

 

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All wool Army Blankets

For $7.50, $8.50 and:$10.50
In Dark and Light Gray

FLOOR COVERINGS for any room in the house.
LINOLEUM, RUGS, RANGES, BEDS AND BEDDING.

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noted that it was
made to the president will a retitled
that he invite Amerfca'k associates tilt
the wor to send plenipolentiarit's ill“
the purposi- 'ot opening negotiation: I
Attention was also directed to the tart
llii't throughout the note the term "tilt-
til illltlil nutvrnllli-m" was used “'llllt
tlltI "itlltlel itti‘ tiltiiltetl 'l‘lils t'op)’ oi t'ie
llotr. how-vet; was not the official one.
lli tin- gt-lierul di<cll<sioil oi the [ill
posal. two thoughts new \tlil‘l‘tl lil‘
llitlliy quarters. line was that lien“
litany lilit‘lll in spurring for time and2
winter to old llt'l' ltlll‘ :‘ttl army. at .ll
the other that the tiernlttll effort t' itu-l GENERAL DO’YEN DEAD,
in): at this time hair llt‘t‘ii intendel l‘l; WASHING it‘vN, Oct. T.-~iir|l_. ll“‘.‘
tlfl't-tzl the Fourth Liberty Loon l'ltlil'i‘ltln"!‘"l ”ml" “- 1mm!" comman-

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We Specialize in Furnishing [lollies Complete

Sterling Furniture Company ‘
127-131 Washington St. .. Phone 105. I i

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lllllliil I” it"Ittillll: lililll)’ Winn“. initial“ 11' HIV \liiliiit- (‘t‘l‘lNI ’Ilrtlnli. . AU. I '0 EXPRESS.
America to lu-IEct'o- the end of the warlt’dmil "' Q"“‘”‘“‘ \a. then
is nmu: ‘htst night. it“ influenza. He returned

 

some mont hs ago.

Daily Trips Between
Norwaik and New York City

MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREE‘N“
South Norwllk, Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEWNORK crrv OFFICE;

117 East 23rd St.

Phone Grammercy 705.
if you are in a hurry. just phone In.
and We will take care of your oxpmn
for you, We have seven of the but
Trucks in the. state. Also, Hydraullc_
ilump Trucks for Contractors' Work.

Our Trucks make daily trips to New
York city. Let them handle your
freight and express. and thus keep at
away from the congested terminals.

We Haul Anything

- ‘T’Il'i‘lliil Franco

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Suits. Coats
and Dresses

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The Langdon islands Company. Spe-
cial Meeting of Stock.

holders i

.\ special lilw‘ililfl ot' lllt‘ qloch-l
holders of The Longtion island‘s ('tii'i'
puny will he held to act on lllt i'ol~I
lotvltll: votn ot the directors: i
Voted. That the col'polute existent-tn
of this commotion be terminated unti§
tllnt a special meeting of llit‘ slot-lt-
holders shall he called at the Mile.
ol‘ Leo linilfi. Jill Wall street Nor-ll
Wiilli,‘('tlfint'l‘llt‘lll. Saturday, ()clnllel“

 

 

 

20th. lililt. at in ociot-k it. ill. for llit‘i, .1, .

purpose of confirming the vote of "‘”—"—‘“"” _, h L ' N0 .101) éflgfig 01' Too‘
the directors tlisnolvin;r the corpoln;

lion: and be it further : ‘ LIGHT AND HEAVY ma '

Voted that it uni notice of the stock-[
holders' meeting he published ill t‘wj
Evening Sentinel once a week for
four \veelts. i

Your shipments are entrusted l
competent employes only.

A receipt is given and obtained to
all goods handled.

TRUCKING
Anywhere and Everywhere

N. J. DI SESA

 

 

Attest . .Phone or write for our rates, we cu. .
LEO “Wis. 51 Water S: 20:30. Hal-walk. save you time and money. ‘ 3
Secretary. P m“ ‘ LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
fl ._ M _. n-.. n_: . -r of All Kinds.
. NOTICE A. PADDED VANS fOr Long Distance.
District of Not-walk. ss. Probate ‘

 

Furniture Having.

Benjamin Hershfieid. Proo-

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t‘otlrt. St‘illoillbt‘l‘ 20. A. 1).. 1918.
Estate of Minor S. Miller. late of
Norwnik. in said district. deceased.
The (‘otlrt of Probate for the, Dis.
trier of Norwaik. hath limited and :ti ;
lowed six months from the date here-l

The
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of for the creditors of said estate tn' weire only but!

exhibit their claims for settlement; - ' , .

Those who neglect to present their: BECORATORS Try a. bushel and you 11 buy I

accounts. properly attested, within . ton. . .:

said time, will he dobarred n recot'crv ' .

All persons indebted to said estate: EFF RON .

ggnpe‘qouested to make immediate na)’~I 10 FIRST STREET 3 Rowan 8t. Euler???“-
MARY R. MILLER. t ‘ Tel. 441. . .

tumult, TEL. 452 East Norwallt v __I _ ‘_
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The annual meeting at the Nor-walls; MR ' -
Hospital Association will be held in ‘
the (‘Ity (‘ourt Room. Town Assent-t
My Bniidlnz. thil street. City of Not
nit on Tuesday. October ton. tins.~
at elm dam to tram" the fol—I
Mil: Millie-sit: .

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