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the Th Taxing District are hezeh ' . ¢ . ‘ .
notified and warned that a speci' A German peace proposals how not
meeting will beheld in the Mn inflamed the unveils! m the octagon
school house, Friday. October 15th, expressed by oillcmls. however. ‘95‘.
1918, at 8 o'clock for the following tertiay'a 50‘“ bond sales were 3208:.
purpose, to wit: .000000 over those of the preceding
To take action upon and to enter day- With the making clear of the
into an agreement prodding for the Allied D081li9n hy President Wilson in
purchase by the Taxing Diotrlot of m“. communication to Chancellor Mar-
the distribution system of The (‘on— Imi'if'“: the daily NDOHS are. expected
necticui Li hi and Power Comp“) ‘ to ‘more encouraging.
located whim. the limits of said my- NEW YORK. Oct 9.~An overnight
ing district. and the assumption by Rain of 832,516,000 brought tilt"total_
GUARANTEED TO
BAKE, 000K ANIM’I
We have the complete stock of nine of the wondol'ml
Richmond Ranguinstockreody for your ins;;:tion and stun; ‘ . _
. m up:
WANTED-(OFFLE. MAN 'I‘U . FOR SALE-fill) _ACRES—STANI)—
tulle care oi a biliaiirilei‘d of registered lug salt glass. Inquup Raymond Bro—
lit‘ihlt‘lfl‘ \l'oiiian to do general [hers 09 3t.
fuiu'scwoih iii a taiuiie of two I“. ll.
Sludwell. Lulu- \\ att-abuc. N Y. FOR SALE—l’l‘lJ‘MA}; AUTOMO
”M ['“e- "f“‘mlé ”W. perfect condition. at
WANTEDWA WOMEN WITH I-IX- a >aC‘Ni'iee‘ ‘259‘ Men-ill, Wilton.
... 'lt’lll'r in l.kllt’i'fli oiiicc woilt. pod Conn. Phone “.2“ “rum“ 09 3‘
hissing a good education and lilallll‘k ‘ -r.
Judgment to assist in advertising and
TO LET-~FURXISili-Ji)
Large enough for two men.
heat. bath. ilx L2 South Main
South Norualk.
RUOB'lu
Steam
street.‘
09 3t.
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TO LETfl-vAT 91 SOUTH MAIN
street, rim tloor, rooms with ink
pl‘ul'vluPnls, :ti No. :7. Henry street.‘
second floor. 4 rooms. rent 69 Inquire
Mrs. S. A. l'ouilzs. 241 East avenue-
.5
FOR SALE~~5 SECOND HAND UP-
“hnsflcal work. A knowledge of men right pianos that we have taken in East Norwalk ’ 09 3t
.israphy and “pew-filing would he exchange for player pianos. All bar”
...-lpful. but i-s not indisplounihlei ThfigalBS. {ill and up. Studwell Piano (‘0. i To LET~A HOUSE AT x0 11‘
~..-ltion offers an once our clam“. r" ........._. 'Iiovinn bll'etl two i' ‘ ' . '
. .. . ‘. dmliy housc,
tm- advancement Y0 0119 0‘ the 9'0”“ FOR SALE-FORD, 1915, RONA-'adults only . Inquire No. 9 Van
...'thw The government Ins claimed bout body
tmi‘ indtisiiy as essential. Apply by would etch
«our. stating previous PXDPl'ancet‘ ‘
.—.ttat'\' expected etc. (‘lovar Mfg. Co.
Aorwalk. Co-‘m.- 09 3t‘
summer and winter top.:Zant street.
ant-:6 for a touring body in.
A No 1 condition. Phone 335.2 5
T0 LET——.i PLEASANT ROOMS.
furnished for light liouSeIteeping to
adults in select neighborhood. near
trolley and station. iiiiproi'enients. Ai-
so garage room. Address “D,“ care oi
FOR SALE~OVERLAND RONA:
bout, $300; t‘our burner Perfection oil
stove, oven over two burners, $25.
WANTEO~15 ME.' AT ONCER’IN
ltlll' first and second shifts, for 0U" and Perfection oil heater 6m All in S ‘ k
. , , . . . eniincl. .
l'ui‘d liI’P dent. Piece work .Our own good condition. Address G. A. l-‘., Sen-t 07 M:
arc making from St to $6 “1 PM“ line]. 0': St'
TO LET-.l ROOM FLAT OVER
limits. employment periuailnem. AD' w“-c_v _ _-._ M- ~__ Mrs Seymour's deli ssen store ‘
- l- .\‘ir - lit Tire anti Rub or (‘o. ' _,. , ~. . .. - ‘ 08.13 .
ill I on 09 3‘ ”503R SALE .’ H0“ la].\(.r Ai.i.I‘.\l’s R81", ‘12 1.0,. further particulars no
pool tables. Inquire it‘. E. Green
7 litti :llui‘n sirct-t, New (fanaan.
wnquD~AT oxcn infill WASH-
TJJwIIPI‘ at Plain Lunch. 3.7. So Mai“. i ran SALE—HOUSEHOLD ooons.‘
99 °‘ dining room set. parlor sct, side
~ 0. ply Old Well Cigar Co.
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TO LEW—HOUSE li‘l'l‘H EVERY!
modern immoiuentuin desirable lo‘i
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WANTioniZRIUH’I‘ Boy To Rily'u,
' . e altcrnoon from 3 to 5. eveninxninue. near Flax Hill Road. ol 6t
rounds and make Iiiindell ‘uscluhi'roni 8 o'clock. or phone 1692-2. 28' ’ - H_ «.t
:u'ouud shop. Apply R- U. Y- “‘2; Taylor uii’nuc 07 in. To LET~—A STORE AND 0 Fit r:
on . , I
““ l son 8ALE-BOME cantonyouuo» . t
WANTEDoHARNESS MAKER TU‘cot-lmrels. Single comb Whit; Mg,|Eflfli hint-walk. 4 room apartment on:
. icpair harness. (‘onifortnbh- slioii. in"li0i'us. bred from virtue". Smrrs,iChflpfil St- inquire iii 30“!!! Main SL3
quire Raymond Brothers. 01‘ 3‘ '(‘oiin., single (omb‘flhodo Inland Mg'i‘el. so. t
ihrcd fro-i hcuvy fall and wintor lay-' _.
WANTED—[IUVERNMENT WANTS ers. Prices reasonable for (lunlily.l
" < . ., . . - . . 1.10 Reynold‘ Poultr arm. Iii hiand are! .
thousandh ('L'kg' Mtn‘wmm 3 u a y F g llor nvunue. inquire Mrs. R. Turlov, 16
"Mup-
liiirritt avenua. So. Norwnlit.
irootu anarttnents 207 East Wash. iii..
TO LET—~3 ROOMS AT 96 TAYI'
,n-or. South Norwulk cviiiiiiviltiitiiils niic.l’hon0103li. . _ l
routing. Sample coaching lcssonr‘i Grove Street. or telephone 1852-12. i
lrt-c. Franklin lnsiiluic, lit-pl. mill.L FOR SALE—DWELLING IN 50. l
Rochester. 3- Y- Norwalit. Well located. cmvenicnt to.
WANTED—till” \. iXi) “VOME;E(‘illll‘cil. school and R. R. Station. 6‘
“'liO‘CAN OPERATE SINGER Slaw-imam house, with all improvements.
INC: MACHINES (‘AN lt‘lNl’l tltNlUtt‘tni'tltm. Price 2,500. For particulars
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Re istrars’ Not'
g ice.
The RPgisll'ill‘S of Voters of thc
Sccoiid and Fifth Wards of the Town:
land t‘ity oi Xorwiilh will be In 805-;
'sion at the (‘ily (‘oiirt Room. Cii)’
Hall, from it o’clock ii iii.. until 5‘
l‘JIII‘LOYliEXT WITH THIS now; '
WALK DRESS co; yil‘i: wimp; ASk John T. Hayes
lliCATl-ZI) FACTORY. s"; -.
noun AND tiooii my. APPLY its? No. 7 Main St... Norwalk
\vRSiiiNtirox S'ritlcn'r. 2x”. :ML ESTATE—USMC!
moon. DRESS soon. as titi . W .O'i'lm'k I" "L 0" Wilde?» 0” ”mi
-.__. l BUSINESS NOTICES litlx. for iii" purpose ot receiving air!
WANTED—11H A (lOl’i’Ll‘I. 4 UR 5' —”“- ‘‘‘‘ “ ' plicntions to ho made voters and cor-
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rooms with improvements. within at: _
It'W minutes" Hulk of center. Add
X Y. 2.. care Sentinel. o
. w PAINTING PAPEEHANGING rcction of lilt‘ toting lists. All appli-
i‘elli idecorniing, 9313“?" “1’9””: VI" cations to be made voters niiieil ‘w
jDIDN't “p‘lo‘dflte fltyiel- 10'0"- 911008. the hands of the ilcnistiu s by
WANTED—SINGLE MAN 0): Pill-Emilmm” cheerfully 3MB. '1'“!!! 0" o‘clock on tilt-,aimw dttte.
tutu place for general work. t‘are Millers Hollt‘ltt‘d- Tel. 400. Alexander: RUFUS J. slurp“.
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out) liiilch cow and horse. Apply {In White, 61 1.2 El? “an", » llale‘IIAI' ‘(‘»\ t
pt-rson. Ii. (lunckciibush, Bi'ooksitil’ , ’ "wistful“. m l’ot {Tr h. l . 61.. I“
mentidylhtrit'ii. on (it. i . t . or i l( .ttont ‘
Union Pmel DCHVEI'Y. Edward J and F”!!! “’lll‘dfl,
A nov TO HELP orv'mile'm ”WWW"- T’“¢““3- “mi Datcd at South Ntil‘WMk
ll. itoodncnt itatante hauling. Light and he", dlty of Oct, 1915.
liruckinx. once telephone. 1681. too - _..-.-., _._,_:_
WANTED‘ this pill.
bakery \viig'oii.
int: (‘cdar street.
Iliquirc
7 N20 <‘llillfl'l‘ lilofitliér‘d—liuiaoufle °°nn°w°n . , 1 . . ‘V
WA T «c .i «. ., ..-_ .--..__.. ‘ .
shirts 7 cents. Room and illlill'ti. Mil-”"wmw _._,. MM” 77 Rengtrarb 1“ "flop.
pics Hotel, Gieenwicii, Conn. oil 3t~ a
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Tht‘ chisl'l‘nrs oi oi tit-I‘
Third Ward of tho 'l‘ouil «in. ('H‘ ul
Noru'iilk will he in swoon ill Seller's
barber shop. East Norwalkn from 9
o‘clock a. m. until .3 o‘clock p. iii.. on
Monday. Oct. lith. liilh'. for the pur-
pose of receivinc implications to he'
' made voters and correction of the \‘ot-'
ing lists. All applications to ho mudc:
voters must be in the hands of the;
Registrars by -I o‘clock on the nbovc‘
dale.
WANTED—~A LARGE BI'SINESS . ..
attic for cash. Tcl. 25.3, (:ohlstcin
.liros., East Norwttlk. ' 07 3t
A 'Few More
STUDENTS
Can be accommodated in
our day classes
WANTED—HELP, ONE WAITI‘ZR.
one kitclieanaii. one. waitress, one
laborer, also useful man and 11 driver.
Pay 325 n month. bonrd and lodging.
Apply S, Loitl. livcii‘s Sullilul‘lllill.
Stamford, Conn. Phone 70. o? tit
WA'NTED-— MEN TO WORK ON
oyster bouts, good pay, steady work.
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Those wishing. to enter the
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North Atilintic ()vstcr Farms, lnc.. § . .
. . ~ . .. . . ALBl-.R v. .. ;.~
:14 Water Show, Solitli horgailgt. evening classes should en. \llt‘HATF[\ ngillill‘llx l.. l
'onn. ' . ‘ . I . x a: . .
-- . roll at once that they may chistrars tr lid“... to. ”H. mm;
WANTED — omiitA'rons Ann be entered as openings 00, vial-ti. :
loziriiers on Singer sewing iimcliines.
l'prci'icnl-cd stitciiers $11 per week
to start. Quick operators can make
pm per week. Apply McMahon Crem-.
ruins r; Worthington. 14 Orclinrd St.
WANTED—TWO (2) GIRLS Bid-i
tween the ago SQ and 35 to operate
milling max-lime, surface grinders and
to attend tool room. Good wagesl
while learning. Apply I'Iigley Machine
Co. ‘
Dtltcd in East Noi'ultlk. this
of Oct, 1918.
iii li (lay
iii-:itiliii BUSINESS
CWEGE
STRATFORD GROCER
‘ REBUKED BY.OFFICIALS
.Food Administration Warns Merchantt
Found to Be Making Execs
oive Charges
STRATF‘URD, Oct. 9.——ln a menu
visit of the officials of the Food Ad-
ministration one of the, prominent.
grocers in the Centre was severely
reprimanded when it was found that
he was charging more than the price
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_.____.-c :TO GIVE LUNCHEON
‘ FOR. LIBERTY LOAN allowed to: butter and several minor
articles. Although not taken into ciis.
LOST—:MOXDAY NiGllT A BLACK: The “be-n. - todv he was warned tit t tutu ~...
. . 5 Loan committee has 11 re it
Rllk pocketbook. between South Main gem out the following invitation which peacliment of the‘ rules would result
street and Railroad avenue, contain- is self explanatory: m the imposition of it licni‘y penalty.
ing a pair of white kid gloves. Finder Dear Sir: '.
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please leave tit Sentinel ofiicc. 08 {it You air. cordially invited and urged. IT’S TIME TO BUY FEED l
.__..__.. .. to ntten :1 a luncheon, at the Mahacke- Throughout the summer feed pricesI
LOST J SATURDAY MORNING, mo Hotel, at 12 o'clock. on October'ha‘e ”mm“ at my "”2“ ””0“ ‘9‘”:
els. if they follow anything like the;
usual course they will advance Still:
more when winter sets in. As to what.
10th, as a guest of the Manufacturers'
and Corporations’ committee of the
Fourth Liberty Loan.
on Spring Street, or West Washington
sircei, ii blue cloth belt. l‘indcr please
leave article at Public Library and re-
.into an ai'rccnient providing for
1'“ nd Power ('t iitpaiiy.
hoard. stands, rugs. rockere. Cal? “reality. Certil. Inquire 22 Taylor ave»:
=sliitnhlo pliicc ‘S’herclii
i-iuch district of the sale and delivery subscriptions '0 the Fourth ”bony:
of current and the furnishing of ser- “’3“ "1 the 399-01“! Federal RPb‘H‘Ve,
reasonable prices. Try I Richmond Rouge 60 days free and.
vice within the limits of such dis District to $369,720,250. an officially . _ . ’
trict. reserving to the company lht' 1'14“)!"th at 10 3 III. Today. satisfy youroelf of Its great baking quality.
WASHINGTON. Oct, 9.—At the pro"
sent rate of going and with the pre-
sent average per capita. subscrip»
lions." said a Tieasui') loan review
today. “the Fourth Liberty Loan may
not reach the desired goal within the
allotted time.” '
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DEATHMID FUNERAL!
Mn. 'da J. Cookefur
Mrs. lda J. I‘ockefur. widow of the
late. William J. (.‘ocliefur, died at her
home. 5. Watt-r street. first disli‘lch'
this morning. aged 40 years. Pneir?
inonia was the cause of hcr death. Silo
is survived by five children by a i‘.tr-'
nier husband, Mrs. Jo ’Ohil Scarptlio'
and Richard, Joel, Walton and Lucy
Hoyt. The ionci'al services- will be
. held from the funeral parlors of D. W.“
Raymond on Washington i‘il‘t‘f‘t on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rwy."
Frederick A. Coleman of Trinity
. Church will oiliciate and interment
m mak‘l,will he made in Riverside cemetery.
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right to transmit electric energy
through the territorial limits of such
district for sale outside thereof, or
to railway and street railway cut-por-
ations ini~ida thereot';~such sale to
he subject to the approval of the Pub-
lit- Utilities (‘oiuinission oi the State
of t‘oiiiiecticttt, i
To take action upon and to enter:
the
by the. district from Tip-
(‘onnet‘tit‘ut Light and Power (‘oiir‘
puny (it all cit’l'll'il‘ current wifl‘h
such district may require for the sup-
plying of itstlf and its customers
ultiiin such district for a period of
ten years from the date of such agree
went and tilt-leaner until terminated
by either party at the expiration
one year's wilien notice
said party to the other.
To Hullifll'ilt' the (Jodiiuissioners to
borrow in tho fliillll’ of the district
sufficient "dull?! to purchase the
equipmcut of the Connecticut Light
and
transfer of sonic to our lines.
t‘ilAiilJ‘IS (‘. RUNNER.
ii. I. BENNETT,
FREDERICK GREENWOOD,
District (‘oiiiiiiissionem
NOTICE
To the Bonn] of County ('oiiiniis-
sinners of Filli‘lll‘id ifounly: '
I ilt‘l‘t‘bV apply to" a transfer of li-
cctiw No. 0" to sell spirituous and in-
Raiiges lrom $25.00 to $180.00
HEATING STOVES
In all sizes iroin $10 to $50
New Perfection Oil Heaters
From $5.50 to $8.50
Get your OIL HEATER now for the chilly nights Ind
mornings.
All liVool Army Blankets
For $7.50, $8.50 and;$10.50
In Dark and Light Gray
FLOOR OOVERINGS for any room in the house. ‘
LINOLEUM. RUGS, RANGES, BEDS AND BEDDING.
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given bv
Mn. Bridget stiu
Mrs. Bridget Shea. a v till-known
maiden! of this city. died yesterdai‘
ui’temoon at thc home. of her tlfllltll“
tor. Mrs. Christopher For. 20 Witter;
street, first district. Besides Mrs:
Fox. Mrs. Shed is Sill‘YlVFd by another:
.dalightt-r .\ir~, Mary Kelley. also of
this city. The funeral will bP hold1
on Friday morning at 9 o'clock from.
. . "3 St. Mary’s (‘iiurch and interment
toxicatinc '“‘”m"" “'9' inger, beer, will be iiii-idc it‘ the Catholic cemetery
llhint- wine, and cider from Mark 011- in \l'estpon.
jen til 39 il’xmflltin avenue to Andrew
(their nt 39 lulu/don avenuc, town The funeral 0' William F‘. Montco'u-i
"1 horuolk, % ' ery was very largely attended at St.‘
The proposed place of business is' Marys (‘hurcli this morning ht nine;
not intuit-ti ulthlr 200 feet in a direct o'clock. Rer. {flinging J. Finn ntilcizttg
inc ,4 M I . ing. .‘llrs. rvng avnieii anngn Mint-t
l‘ M R m I edit cc or thc her of hyiiins most feelinzly. unti-
school houS-i. m "‘9 premium 9"“there was it profuse display of ilorul
ruining thereto. or any post ofllcc. remeinbrnnceu. The pail .bearers
public librilr» oi cemetery.
were. l’rcsitlanl. Huwuni E. Knapp.
liittctl ill Norwitlk. this 26th tiny of and tit-o president Stanley hitiylicw.
Scplcl’nhrl‘. A. I . 1918.
We Specialize in Furnishing iIoines 99'9““? , .. . ,
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Sterling Furniture Company ~-
icpreStniiiig tlic Tioilcymen'n lliiion. ‘ k
and Edward O‘Neil and lhlichacl
ANDREW CHER.
Applicnnt.
12’-l3l Washington St. Phone 105.
Lynch from tho Norwnlk Acria. No. ‘ “ “
“’0. «tin.- noun-sinned, oloctora and
nit—5
.588 F, t). E. The burial was in St W“;— '1
tlipnycre. n» tltfiiictl by law, of llic
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’N - HERSHFIELD'S-
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.Assessors otice
town "f Noruui L in Mid county. hcrc- Flint-rill services [or ll‘rnnk l-I. l’ci'i'is_ . , h .\. 1.,
by endorse tlic duplication of thc who tltcd at Camp “ride will bc held Notice is hrl‘t‘bi‘ 31““ i “i ‘ ”3
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AUTO EXPREso.
above named Andrew (‘hph for surly from lilt' l'itiiiily i‘csidcncc in Flux "ill person. firm and corpornlion l‘csidcnt .
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“mm“. and WL d" hereby Bevernliy. ill :tll. tomorrow hilt'llutiil at 2 oclock. rind non-resident liable to pay taxcsi Dally TI‘IDS Betwm
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PM.“ “‘1‘“!me (”my that the in it H atom of ie oi I oi on real or personal property in m Norwalkand New YorkCifl.
ulmvc nnnwti nridirum is a suitttitln fills}. ( {lilixcufii‘i‘cli'ili‘iilntchuuiillhlity‘ili‘i (is: city of NOI‘WBW ““1“ “‘9 “‘"i‘ in” MAIN OFFICE,122 WATER "any
poison to he [minted t'l license to sell family plol in l'nitin ceiiictt-ry. Ronny: Board of Asscstsors of ihe cit." 0‘. South Norwalk, Conn.
illitiit‘fllilli! iifllll rs nntl that the above “"‘~ ,Norwalk within twenty days 0" “‘9 ”RPM" 294- ,
tit-scribed pifll‘l“ is, in our opinion. a iiinle hcrcoi‘. ll printed or \viilit-n list! NEW YORK CITY OFFICE, ”x.-
. . . . . . r, m.” lielong- 117 East 23rd St.
‘0 5°" ““9“ The funeral of Miss Mary 'l‘iillv 0“” “‘0'" ‘0' “f til i’ ‘l I ' ‘ Phone Grammercy 705. . -
intoxicating honors Rlltlliliil the above who pllswti may at ilt‘l‘ home, .14 int: to such person. firm or corpora I If you are m n hurrv. just phone “4"?
.K'-"4'rnl|y on”, for[,1“N.|[J»pl-t1f\- ”mt (‘licsinlit slrtu i. t'ill‘iV 'l‘lltmlfll' mm‘n- lion (in the first llaylot October. liH‘Llaud {re will take (‘lll‘eidf your 919““ _
- :tvc ownc'a if rcill cstillo situated
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Funeral of William F. Montgomery '
Funeral of Frank H. Ferris.
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Funeral of MiSn Tully
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inc nftt-r n ling-urine illness. will he with ”w particulars of said propertyl for you. We haw seven of film“
"I. told town of Nol‘ivitlk. liable to he :lili-rcssell and valued unthfii‘ucks'rin tkhefstuiLO. 'MSO. “Ya?“
. a . 1 . i'ti‘icts mt uiilp we 3 or ‘on ractou' .
(““hn'mng 'h‘ d‘s‘rm m d B Our Trucks make daily trips to N
which each item is situated. York city. Let them handle.
licltl Thursday iiioriiini: from ili'i' lute
c hoiuc tIl hull) tinti from St. Jo'~cpii'.~'
Dated at Norwalk. this 2t‘ttli tin." of
Festteinber. A '1. 1918.
Church ill it o‘clock. interment will
be in St. .\lury'.~t t-eiiictery. Aliloiuohilo
ll. J. Reynolds. Joseph lievcsy. “WW"- l-‘or the [impose of receiving said freight and express, and thus *
. . . - . - 1 . 1. .. a .- . . _..~lnn turn from the con rated to .. -
lrttlerick Sillin. ilciiiitln Quiltne . Funeral of Private Schultz list.. tht ascittsors villi he in Sess‘ . yw H ISA yth'
10““ 9'91“,“ The funeral of l’i-ivuie (“limit 0.» in the Assent-Hy Butldipgd first d ““1 e an ll “1‘
l herchy t't“lli}' thin the above .{ll‘ Scllllllz, who died at Camp Slicr' trict. and City Hall Building. second nywhere
fl‘llll. l‘hilllcotlic, will be held from district. on Monday. October 14. “mill
the lionic of his niotiicr. Mrs. Louise '1 ti r fter excepting Suna N0 JOb Tog Llill'z‘e or T“
Rclnp. ll Ilunitt iivcnlic on Thursday and d!" y ‘9 en “ ' 5 Y bi ma .
afternoon at 3:30.11ev. John J. Snare-'dayfi until and including Saturdng‘.( our F ”mil“. arelfmmuedw
ly of the First if. it: "hurch of South November 2. 1918. :competent emp eyes on y.
Norwnlk ofiicinting. Interment will bc‘ Failure to file such lists will make all goods handled.
in Rhm'ndp aft-mew“. it necessary for said assessors to fill: Phone or write for our rates, ya
'out the some. from the best inforinnsnve you time and money.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKI .
of All Kinds.
nniiicd endorscrs are electors and
liixpnycre. as defined by law. of said
town of Norivlilk.
Dulcd at Norivlilk. this 2nd day
October. A. 7)., lBlR.
' HERBERT n. Siii'i‘il.
Town Clerk.
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A receipt is given and obtained.
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Funeral of Mrs. Zembroskl ..
The funeral of Mrs. Michnlinn Zom- ntion obtainable and a penalty of ten
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NOTICE broski, who died of ”19 Spanish influ- or com will l... added a. required
DlStrict of Not-walk. ss Probate cum ’on Monday. was held from St. :v the m“; . l PADDEDFVANS to; Long Dim:
I ' Mary's Church this morning at 10 . ‘ urniture wing.
in Hershfield.
i if the property owner fails to file
73uclt lidi he loses the riszhi to appcili
{to the lioard of Relief. I
Hours-ill .t. in. to l'.’ m. and 2 p l‘
.ni. to 5 p. 'n. Also Wednesday all(i_
Court, Soptcmhcr .23, A. D.. 1918.
Estate in Connecticut of Anna
Smith, late of Norwalk in the County
of Huron and State of Ohio. decent:-
ed. -
o‘clock. The burial followed in St.
Mary's cemclcry.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
1
Beniam
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In RED OAK cOAi. . t ‘;.e =
The Court of Probate for the Ilis4 NEW YORK. Oct. 9. Wall Street. Saturday evenings from 7 p m. to {We’re only om,
trict of Norwttlk. hath limited and nl- 10:30 it. iii..-*Rl't‘eSSiODS extendinz . ‘- ‘ ' Try a bushel and you.“ mi
lowed six months from the date here< {$319 33:: figictsion:t (is!!! 33%;: 923: Dam, at ”.9 cm. of Nonmk 09.!” .
of for the creditors of said estate to Marine P-rei‘e‘ire'd‘wcrc the. only can tober 9, 1918. .. ‘ EFFRON
exhibit their claims for settlement. Spicuous exceptions to the general “1”,.“ 1 SHEEllAn. . ‘
Those who niielflct t0 present their ac- firmness of stocks in the first unit. WILLIAM F. \HOYT. ;3 Rowan St. East Not-VIM
counts. properly attested. within said hour of today's trading. Variahlc: FRANK H.‘ MERRILL, i
time. will be ticbai‘reti a reCoVei‘l‘.’ All “”9112”! Was dinnlaved hv oils. ulllh ‘ Assessme-
ties. especially the telephone and tels‘
egraph issues. and Bethlehem and
Crucible Steels. Latest wni' develop
ments induced moderate covering of
short contracts. hut dealings were
comparatively light.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—W
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persons indebted to said estate are
rcqueste to‘mnke immediate pay-
ment to
’F‘ou‘ud
FOUND—A “GENTerAN's crow
watch. Owner may have same by iden-
m titying some and paying for advertiser
NEi-I'EMIAH CAND'tm,
Administrntor C. '1‘. A.
"‘“w "“""' "““”““‘“‘ ;Shares underwent further severe de- merit. Inquire this OMCG- ‘19 3‘_ 1
Firemen tnrccintion during midday on rumors ~-- ~ -_-- ""f" ,_ “ma—"3 . m - ,;.
* : that Austria soon would announce ac- HOTEL PROPRIETOR DIES i
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centance of the Entente‘s peace terms. . _
Reactions of 2 lo 6 points ruled among GLOUCESTER. Mass, Oct. 9.—-\i’al~,
those “om" 1"“ ”“5 ““d 0m" ter F. Osborne. proprietor of the liar-3
standard shares were relatively steady. bor View Hotel and formerly Con-903
tor of the Port‘ot Gloucester, died
last night. follow-int: an operation. He
‘nt one time was connected with news-V
papers in Boston and Springfield. He
was tilty~iour yearn old.
.chndoa for good wages Ind Id:
vacuum” for moo beMen the ages
of clghhen and fcriY-flvo yell-I In'
good physical condition. Apply N. Y..l
N. H. o it. a. it. ~
E. E. REGAN, Bup't. New haven. i'
BROTHER OF PRIVATE PLATT
STILL ALIVE
The local police dennrlment receiv-
ed a telegram from the Military au-t
thorium at (‘nmp l‘ptnn. Ynohnnlt, L.’ FUNERAL 0F CAP‘I’AIN LII-LEV.
i.. askln: than to lnvcsilctito and WATBRBURY. Oct. 9.——hinen_l ser-
M. D. MILLER, m Wlhrbury.
o. A. MITCHELL. Sun’t. Hartford.
tcive reward. 07 3t Your presence is extremely neces— will_nctually happen perhaps "Mi
”MP—'- snry. as it matter of great importance 3:: ages-3.15, as good “.5 mother's.-
NORWALK LIN is to be taken up. There will be a and thntglwmth‘ If?“ “9'33““ however.
FAST FREIGHT an 10] plan submitted by which each manu- during tile-(y it! eed “HI be scurcei
“WOOD facturei' "n be put on the honor roll. tcr it was oilfielnngii‘ptliz's‘i‘h‘lc {Alli Win.
, . o secure-
Norwnlk. Shelton. Derby. Ansonin “Mimi; ftflii‘iitit huh ms “ti" "‘° “W" “‘3" ”m" °°" ””9 ‘° ““w‘“
“a :‘ourth' Liberty Lonn p on ‘0 i 9 or. This not only resulted in 'the'
Pier 45, E. 3., foot Incision St. A wounded American soldier from {35’}??? 21.21: by“; prices. but inabil-
New York the hall '1“ b0 8 8990“” We!" on turns in'the :n'ii‘k 927:1; Ithllpom re-
Stcuneiti lcavo hat-walk, 4 p. m.: "I“ occuion. Pond Aditiininirotlon regulation!
You no muted that the meetin
will be brie! and to the. point.
flout]: Kurtis-lit. 5:30 p. m: for do“
cry in New York at 7 ii. iii.. the rm. 5 “0" prevent rot ra from akin:
npeoulntivu profitl. All a renult than
In: no in. i‘ vim rm-ited tram Gordian: yours. will In ll lb
7:30 IL . to 5:30 P. in. run Lintnt'rv [DAN couui'i'rnn mum'remvo‘btggd 3.7.33 332'.
ltmn leine New York ll 3
OP NORW
“m. ALI.
p. in.
. HINRY W. GREGORY,
Ono thing in quite certain thorcfm
and that in lhui i! no ll to it"!
Piano—Karin". 10”: South um Chic-an. teed t I it
walk. I“: New York. Orchard 16M 37 I. ll. IAYIIIIO . to in“? .ll zififém too at:
not-o w mun-"call ‘ nu-
“Wu-am wu'm
" iv ‘ m m'irmninuu‘
Wm H the death of Private Ernest vim for Cumin Julia heavens liner.
Pintt'ii brother could be confirmed. .149” ton of the I! 9 Governor (loom
The local police teletrrnphed back L. Llley. yum day In Wuhinp
that Private Matt‘s brother had been ton. 1y, 0" of , to. yum bell in-
urlounlv ill. but Wu not recovering. s“ John‘n d,“- 5. ohm u
AUTO SUPPnLIfiM
mantle
NE . It is thought that the Roi-nut ml- 1 u up out. w”
A‘uon Mar In an endeavors; “um I fur- mh'g: m "a. to River“. a N. I 5"
lunch Muted ‘thnt M' was a.“ . ‘ w mm m
dad} but the 1mm: gamut: “1' 'mr i .
44h. no . exam 1 MP W .
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