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2.11.
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WANTEDWYAI'T'CII .\'1‘
‘t tulltly t‘lu’i.
FOR SALE , :.u ACRE FARM.
room house, outbuildings, fruit:
«.Illilt's‘ depot. town; $3.500. Terms
'l'illl
WANTED'I UK 2 PAPER HANG-
rr~. Alexander White. (51 1-2 Ely ave-
Iltgt‘. Tel. 1””. 0H til
9 - 1
Hal iland Block.
FOR SALE~GOOU HORSE,
-.._..
WANTED—”PICK GIRLS A'I‘ ()Xt‘l.‘
on our tlrst shill, per hour to
II” Quick litivantelllctlt. Apply Nor-
. .111 Tue a RUlJbH (‘o, (lll‘ ‘Jt
on account of leavint;
Hill L'ti ilav street.
Tel. 692-2.
city. A. Robin~
South
22c
Wants, To Let. For __
ness and"tProiessiondl£Cards,
MiscellmeouszAdvs.': :: : ::
mummwmwwumu
mmmztlu'ofl. $190me
HAR-
ness and wagon. Will be sold cheap.
Norwalk.
‘t‘entral Hotel, South Norwalk.
Sale, Busi-
. V.v “Wm——
l N tour
9
IV“ with privilege of using kitchen if de-
, , “5 sired, $3 per week. Address "Rooms,"
kit‘lt‘r. liulldlllgzs. $1.500 terms. 1) liuilflu‘. 5f Sentinel.
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TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM 5
TO LETfli‘Ol'il ROOMS, l)O\\N
stairs, I: Burbank stl‘ect. 812. Also .3
and ti‘ roolll cottage 3 and 0 Di Sestt
Court. Iteilt 31": and $16. Inquire Jos.
DiSesa, I‘ll Main street. Norwalit. or
011 ill
..,_
WANTED hillll‘Hd AGED \l'tl- .
'littll fill llull>tV\'OI‘k, l: Quintal'd RM" ‘ L ‘
So Ntllltalk. 011 Ill. ‘1‘” from J ‘0
4 ._._L_____. tior It\':'llllt'.
WANTE ~ OPERATORS ANilt
._ 0 q. _ , ,. m' (.1 inesl FOR SALEHPORII PANEL or;
i tlllu'ts oll ringet selling a l .. “w” (My in good colldition, newly
ludllFI'lt‘nFPd stilt-hers $11 per week painted, complete equipment. Lights.
u start. Q‘Iltk operators can make horns, etc. Good tires. Sold for want
OM per week. Apply McMahon Clem-‘0! “Sc. Phone 8424., 010 ill
nuns & \‘1’otihlngton, 14 Orchard St.‘
table. beds, side board.
5. Afternoons.
rugs.
l' ‘t'.
tit Wall street,
of her entire
store furnish-
Montflly. Oc-
lles i‘ltch, luilliner.
.\'orwulk, will dispose
stock of milllnery and
inns by publlt: auction,
WANTEDr4it)\'P}RNhlr3NT NEEDS
12.000 women clerks Norwalk exam-
itlations November 2nd. Salary $1.300.
l—‘I’H'lem‘? unnecessary- Women In“ tober lith. I’roln 2 to 5 and 7 to 11,
string government Position-r "It" I"Plain or tilllll -. William ll. thlllrit‘.
tree particulars J. C. Leonard 1'07““ Auctioneer. 010 3
er (‘ivil Service I-Jxaminerl «121 Ken
ois building, Washington, oll 3‘.
”_ jIllg stilt grass.
liters,
.n-..
Inquire Raymond Bro-
WANTED—~-~BOY 16 YEARS 01.“ I.\,
forming mill. Rough Hut (‘o. alo :ll; .
..-.___ —-————- 1 FOR SALE—PI‘IJAIA‘N AI'TOMO
WANTED—TYPISTS FOR I'i-Ill-‘ bile, seating file, perfect condition, at
ll’iillt‘llt work. Address Box 1’, South a sacrifice, $2.30. Merrill, Wilton.
Norwalk, giving qualifications and Conn. I‘llone 47-2, Wilton. op 31
references. oltl ‘It .
WANTEDwA rouse. MAN \vtslt
es poisitiott with good house.
;~coclicrels.
“afllmrns. bred from winners, Storrs.
trade ‘22 trips to the coast. (‘le1 33".(‘untt ,slngle tomb Rhode Island Redg' .
~olu IlC'in'y fall and winter Iuy- room apartments 207 East Wash. BLigl-avc ill respect to tilt-young man who Henry limmhoski, \l'utcrllury, Conn.
or address "Position." cal't- Scllllllt‘llbrod
otlice. ulU ill-(era. Pr ces reasonable
WANTEDr-A \\'O.\I\X \\'I'l‘Il
p-rlt-llcc ill general tllTlt'c work. I 7.,
scssing a good education and .“ l FOR SAEEerll'I’JdiI-VG n" so.
Judgment to assist ill atlvt-rtlslll: “1“1'Norwnlk. Well “mum (.mvefipm to
t. t . . r - - . it) g . , .
s.atis.lcul “0.x. A liltoulttLt ol .1!“ ‘rhuwk school and R. n. station.
ograplly and typelt'l'ltlng would lit-3 . '
helpful. hill 3-,: not indispellsihlt. The mom belt-<0. with all imDIO‘t’mem
position 0??ch an cxn-llcut t-flalltcitlartlcn. Price $2,500. For particulars
tor lldvilncet'letlt to one of tilt‘ lm‘lwr: Ask 10h“ To Hagkes
calibre. The goverlllllent has clilnsedt
No. 7 Main St. Rot-w
for' quality.
Ii\’- nue. Phone 1036.
1 an .
lltl’t
fltlt
our industry its essential. Apply by‘
letter, stating previous experience. «
salary expected etc. Clover Mfg. (‘04!
Norwalk. Conn. 99 3t:
waureowt; MEN AT oxenmbz, . BUSINESS NOTICES
our first and second shifts. for on"
(‘ortl tire dt-ut l’iece work .Our lllelll PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
are making ftotu st to to ill eitlllt ‘ decorating. palnter'a supplies; wall
llotlrs', (‘nllll-lfiilllt‘lll liel'lllflllt‘lll.‘ All'; DID". up-todate styles. love“ ”do...
My NMWH‘ 1”“ and HUN“ (3;, «A'Esllmates cheerfully given, Trial or-
_ ‘ '.;ders solicited. Tel. 400,
wanreo~n o.\'cl-: titstl \l'ts‘ll; White. 61 1-: Eli avenue.
slasher tit Plaza Lunch, :‘.7 So Main. 1
' "9 ”Ii Union Parcel Delivery. Edward 1.
,t Fiaherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long
WANTED-—BR[GII'I‘ nor to mix,
errands and. make lillllr’st‘ll “wrundiatnnre hauling. Light “d hoary
around shop. Apply
Burritt avenue, So. Norwalk.
" l
on or. House connection.
”Your
LOST~ LARGE DITAPK '(IEIUIAN
.potitt doc. Leather collar with New
WANTED—4.;OVERNMEN'I‘ WANTS ’wi'loll license tag. Answers to llillll"
thousands clerks. .\lclll\'omcn. $1,100 of Aflto. 'I‘vtcntvllyc dollars reward
’ycal‘. .Sotltll. ,.,\'orwalk eXanlitlatiotw for rt'llrll Notii'y Samuel C, Shaw.
WANTED~IIARNICSS llAKl-IR 'l‘tl
rcpltlr harness. Comfortable shop. l‘n-l
quire Raymond Ilrotllcrs. oil :11
(‘0Illll‘lg. Sample coaching lessons: Security Ilt'iltling. Bridgeport. (Yonn.
free. Franklin Institute, llept, 3:11,: __,, ._ . .. .-._._...__.__t
.,Ilochcstcr, N. Y.. ! ' FOUND.
WANTED-‘(llllllh‘ AND \VOMICN; FOUND- .\ GI‘INTLmIAN'S GOLD
WHO CAN OVER-ATE SINGER 5‘5“" watch, Olt ll 2' may have same by iden-
ING MACHINES (‘AN FIND (100“ tifying snlnc i'lltl payillt: for advertise»
EMPLOYllENT \VlT” THE Noll-’mpm, Inqulrp (his "men, 09 3t
WALK lllth‘s‘s‘ (‘0.t NICIC S'I‘I'IAAI .«_._-,,_ _ .~-_ _,_____"=3
IIEATI-lDt . l-‘ACTORY, STEAIII‘ '
\VORK A '1} GOOD PAY. APPLY h":
lt'iSllthlToN srlltilc'l‘. 2N1). '
FLOOR. DRESS snort. oil tit A Few More
WANTED—‘IIELI-I ONE WINTER.-
one kitchen man. one waitress. one
laborer. also useful man and a driver.
Pay $25 a month, board and lodgillz.
Apply S. Loni, (iil't-n's Sanitarium.
Stamford. Conn. Phone 70. 07 6t
WANTED—MEN ,TO WORK ON
oyster boats, good pay, steady work.
STUDENTS
(Ian be accommodated in-
our day classes
'
North Atlantic Oyster «‘arllls, Inc, -
lit Witter street, South Norwnlk, Those wishing to enter the
t‘onn. 06 (it
evening classes should ell-
roll at once that they may
be entered as openings oc-
cur.
mmwsms
Cum
' WANTED VTWO (2) GIRLS Illi-
tlvcen the age 20 and 35 to operate
milling max-lune, surface grinders and
to attend tool room. Good wages
while learning. App!" lligley Machine
('0. .
m. .. _. ...__ __, “-14
I AUTO SUPPLIES
OILS . ououn
310ch mm
A. MODNE
Phone 051,—:
70 Ital-tit Iain 8:. lo. M
3'
unocnrtc Munition-
The Mom I‘m and Toto in
«out. H m M III oil
it“ W to the an at “at
FOR SALE —l‘()()KINti STOVE. lt‘l‘.~
28 Ta)" 37 Cedar street.
altl 251.! .
‘ South Norwalit.
FOR SALE~30 ACRES STAND-
i Mrs.
‘R' 2.
FOR SALE—SOME CHOICE roux; «m *1
Single comb White Leg.
:IAL auroral-.msuaanoz .
‘hibit his
Alexander ‘
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TO LET—AT ti (‘I‘IIIAR STREET.
6 rooms in good condition. Inquire at
01] 3t
TO LET~—.". ROOMS, Alli. [\I-
prmeulcnts, srcond floor. “team by
Nov. 11. lltl“. inquire it; Lexington
avenUe. So. Norwalk. Stephen B Kiss.
011 3t
TO LET—I ROOMS, 10 PLEASANT
FOR SALE AUCTION. MISS Atl- street, East Norwalk. Apply on prom»;
lacs. 01! 3t
TO ”LET -runxlstlull noon
large enough for two men. Steam
heat. bath. HR 1:: South Main street.
0‘) {ll
T0 LET—AT 91 SOUTH .‘IIAIN
street, first floor, 5 rooms with lIlI‘
proyements. at No. 5 Henry street.
second floor, 4 roo'lns, rent 89. Inquire
Airs. S. A. Youngs. 241 East avenue.
East Notwalk, 09 3t
To L‘Et—l noon FLAT ovlzlt
Seymour'a delicatessen store.
For iurtllor particulars at.»
ply Old Well Clear Co. .
n
.
TO LET—A STORE AND FIVE
i-Iust-Norwalk. 1 room apartment on
iReynolds Poultry Fw' mg'wgfive'd‘hapcl St. Inquire 64 South Main Shitty and "tam" wcl’c soulldcd by the“
“1‘91. 60.
TO LET ~3 ROOMS AT 96 TA"-
6 lor ill‘PnIlP. Inquire Mrs, R. Tarlov, Ill!
Grove street, "1' telephone 13:12-12.
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NOTICE
Ilistrlct of \‘orwalk. s: I'l’ohtttc
(‘ourt, October In. A. 1).. 1913‘.
Estate of .lozef llagdunwliltc of
Norwalk ill said district, deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator ex
utllllillistration account to
this court for atlJtlstlllt-llt. at llll‘ Pro
bate othcc Ill Norwalk.‘ on the 17th
day of ONODPI'L 191K. at 10 o‘clock.
t'orclloon; and that all ]lt‘l‘stlns intcr-
estctl In sititl cstlltc lll:-\ llt' llttllflv‘tl
thereof, the litilllilli~trzttnt c i‘=
this order to be pllbll: lu-u
pllper lltl\lil‘.’ n circtiizt'
ll'it'I, ill li‘it)‘ lllt' (la)
th' t-
lll'
"iii ll
lit 5- all
1;_ it \v. (maltrucktng. Olllce telephonel 1681. 300,17111 titty oi fit-tolu-v- tttl»
IIICXIIY “I lllllititllll'.
I ., Jtlduc.
NOTICE
District of Norwalk. ss l'l‘tllml“
Court. September 27. A. ll. lftlil.
Estate of John l)tl\\ll('\, late of
Norwalk. ill said tlistlit'i. dcceasetl.
The Court of Probate for the ills
trict of Norwalk llillll limited and :ll'
lowed six months from lllt~ date herti;
of for the creditors ot‘ sniti estate. to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those \\'lIO "cult-cl to present lltcil‘ :lc-
counts. properly attested, within said
time. will lie dcllul‘rcd ll recovery. All
persons Indnliictl to said estate are
requested to make illiillt‘tllll't‘ pay-
ment to
DAVID W, RAYMOND.
Adlltiniet tutor.
NOTICE
District of Ntll‘tvalk. ss, Prollztte
Court, September 27. A, D.. 191$.
Estate of liollol'a Downer. lute
Notnvallt. in said district deceased.
Tile (“ourt of Probate for the Dis-
trict of .\'or\‘f:llk hath lllllitcd and al-
lowed six months front the little herr-
of for the t‘l‘ftlllt’ll'.~l of said estate in
exhibit their claims for settlctllcnl.
Those who neglect in present their
accounts pr perlv attested We“..- mm
time will 0 dellarred a recovery. All
persons Indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate pn‘rr‘. at
to
of
DAVID \V. RAYMOND.
Adnllnistratnr.
NOTICE
District of Norwalk. tut. Prom-.-
form. September 26. A. D.. 1141*
Estate 0! Minnie C. Fischer. late “I
”Milk. II I.” dmflt't, di‘nnlswl
The (tom or Probate tnr ~‘.«- In-
MN of Sofia“ hath limited and al
lowed trill mc‘rtthil tum: rt. dim» hmc
M hr the "'th at mid «Nate
‘0
”an.“ ”9“: claim: .‘u! “'M
M flu ruthrt 0. Mt M!
m“ . rut-"h moo-ad. artist.
“I“ ""3' ‘1’» hi “m a We:
on
h-"t m Want to I‘- MW
mun-t kn
”mat. ‘l‘fl‘l' "l
'M‘.
113‘.me
' nue, after a short. illness.
‘1! row “i“ t. « yo,
" ~ titlil‘lilli'i
Intuit lllllil:
He is sllr- l
lived by his wife and four sons, Johan The following Casualties are report
1 of Virginia, Edward of North Carolina] ed by the commanding general of the
k-..
Hugh Hines. ‘
Hugh Hines .one of the best kr. m :1
residents of this city passed away lat
evening aft his home. 20 Eversly -. .
First Lieutenant Hugh Hines, Jr., A. E. American Expeditionary Forces; 1
‘ r- in France. and William of this city. Killed in action .................. 91
l The funeral trill .be held, Monday Missing in action ................ 25‘
morning from his late home at 5:3th Wounded scrercly ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 200
. o‘clock, and from St. Mary's church It Died from wounds ................ 62_
'9 o‘clock. Interment will be made In Died from accident and other l
St. Mary's celuelt I‘)'. causes ......................... 6‘
l .__._ I)ied from disease ................ 29
f “in Mary Samoul. Died from,acroplanc accident 3
The death of Miss Mary M. Samsul, Prisoners ........................ t5
fifteen years old of Georgetown, oc-
lcurred in the Danbury hospital early Total ________________________ 425
KILLED IN ACTION.
yesterday morning. death being due to
’pneutnonia. Miss Sanlsul was admin
ted to the hospital Tursday forenoon,’ William Stankiewicz, Norwich, Conn.
at which time her condition Was con- Thomas 1.. Moscarlella. South Norwatk.
sidt-ltti tritlcal The body was taken _ '
Y to lllc home of her parents in George WOUNDED SEVERELY.
town, yesterday - Privates.
ti'l‘itMo snw Sam Cllerniak, Meriden, i‘onn.
. ~ -** "-- ,It‘red Muass, \l'illimuntic, Conn.
l Pally Tucci. ' Sergeants.
Patsy Tllcci died yesterday ailer- John J. l)wyer,.lr., Waterbury, (‘olllr
noon at his hotnc. .liorton avenue. itI- Tile following casualties are report
ter a short illncss The funeral will ed by the commanding generalot‘ the
be held Saturday morning at nine Allin-ricall expeditionary forces: ‘
I o'clocl. from St. Joseph's church. In- Killed in action .,. ... . . . . . . . . . ... Ill ,
It‘rillt'l’ll will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Missing in action ................ 2:;
Wounded severely ............... ITOf
l Funeral °I Private ferria. Died from wounds ....... . ....... 1;:
1 Tim llmt'l'hl 0| I'l‘ll‘alt‘ Frank H- “'9'" Died from accident and other causes I
ris, who l't‘t'clilll passed away follow; Died of disease .......... . ....... 39'
ing an attack “1 Pneumonia “I Caml' Wounded slightly ................ 25
l Meatlt‘, Maryland, was held yesterday Prisoners _____ ’ ., ................. til
. .l.tcrltoon trolll llll' home of IIlH futllcr, * _, .. -
'l‘mnk l.. Ferris, tits rltix Ilill l’tlutl Tm,” ........................ 39;
liter. Frederick .lacobs‘omt-lated anti ' KILLED m AC‘UON. t
l Interment was made in the l'llioll ('L‘Ill:' (Privates. ,f
Ietcry in lilowaytoll. ’I‘Ilc pail—bearers potpflmhn' Tattlil’lc. Conn. I
I \vi‘rt- :lll lllclllbers of the local ctllll- Thomas J. Iloran. “31“”.me ”,th
; panics of the Static VGqu‘tlS and were John F. hlorl‘lsfley. Bridgeport. (‘omti
luf‘rtttlllilflllii‘d ll)’ Illelt‘OIlIDiln) ““81“" Aime ’l‘arlov, its (iroye '51.. South!
l Following the lowering of the body mm ~
I Its final resting place the firing squad
‘5 discharged three volleys over the
Norwalk. Conn.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Private.
Ivalue his llit‘ in (In service of his Court-l ““35”“; IN ACTION.
Privates.
. .loscpll Julius Schissicr, ‘iristol, (‘2 tin.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
. ‘ l stllllnlltt'y of casualties to date;
'l‘lti- tltnctul o1 lint: Bridget Ellt'il‘ ONIcero.
I“as held this liltillilllg at 8:30 fl‘tllll the “mm“ H
‘ ‘ ‘ . . ,. . .. ‘, . . > . .......................
glitllllt o, lur doublet. Min. (lllIsto Wounded ................ m
l phor Fox at It. \\ 'llA?!‘ street,- and (ti 0 ' -_..
\Iury's church.
lit Ville (:ullltllit- celli-
lcoltlpitny lltlglcr.
t -
l Funeral oi Mrs. Bridget Shel,
1:0
t‘cloclt from St
l lntcl'tuont lya
Enlisted Merl. ‘
, . llt'nllls .................... 105M I
t““"" “ "mm“ 7‘ . \"t'lilldctl ................. ‘11”! l
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NOTHING DOING'COLUMBUB DAY. '“ "‘_‘"‘“‘ “' ““ “‘3 """" 'f _
i ' ' )l-r-Illg.................'...lZI-t 31H:
I“l'lllll picscnt plospt-t ts‘ (‘olulubtlt't --— ..
Itity will be marked lather by the Tot-.1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,2 177.
brt-acll than In the obscrtance, tomor- ’
row. as the banks will observe thrust
lll‘llmfnmhmy horns. from it a. or. until 1,990,000 MARK .
'I‘he billbf‘l‘ts secnl.to hc the only HAS BEEN PASSED
BY SOLDIERS
business men who. as a class. will oh-
(Continued From You One )
u- \I‘ III( day by closing at noon. ,
'I'llcrc bill be no parades or other
public obscryllflcelt. bill the Liberty
Loallcra will mark the day by t’l‘t-Il
greater efforts than usual. in ll final
attempt to put NtlrWlllk ill the honor
class. . ‘ ,
The Sentinel ll “rm to press prompt-
ly at 10 ll. Ill. and all advertisers and
those who have news or church Itallls
to contribute. are cautioned to have
tltelll in before 9 o'clock ill the morn-
ing, or better still. send them in this
:lt‘tt-lllooll or evening,
('litl ~.lppott n1 that program must now
he \llllllliltl by the nation.
‘l‘aitlng up llit: billilc situation. on
the \lcst front, (loneral ,hlurch silitl
wilh the rupture of Le t‘utetlu b) the
British, the Allied forces our» within
fourteen miles of the I'il'llll'lil‘ junction
01 .\tl1llo,\c, which is a vital strategicul
\pJLIlt tor the enemy. The Liege-Muti-
heugc l.l.i\t.ly and the lateral rend
William 3- Hamil!“ thlotlgll Sulttll, at \\llicll the American
William ll, Hamilton. a well-known Anny is striking on the Mouse, mam
“‘r‘llll'lll “f ””3 "ll."- I’W‘I‘“d ““14" “"5 each t:li:cr ill .\ullloye, and these [“0
noon at his home, R Elizabeth street. UH” “H, H“, “mm “"9”” for tlcr~
m the are of thirty-four years. Hcti‘t‘l lluln‘supplies nnd troop lnovclllcilts in
trouble was the cause of his deiltll. France. I
“9 l“ “WNW“ I" 5‘ \l'iic. "L" "mum“ (icncral Mttrch announced the Amer-
.\Irs. “WWI“ J- H“m”‘““- and "“0 icon divisions which cleaned up thel
""1““? Sam“ ”“”‘“'"“- "““m‘ St. Mihiel salient In the light wllit‘lll
arrangements will be announced lll- prepared the way 1-01. the present 01)-
"""~ erations north or Verdun. Pointing
""‘”"‘"“‘“‘“‘ [mm left to rigllt o lithe map, he said
in tall? ltltlltttlt ,writtrttsrrr W»;
t in ttlttsttllttl
26th (New England National Guard).
First (Regular).
42nd (Rainbow). _
89th (Kansas. Missouri, South Ilfllitl-
la, Nebraska, Colorado.~Nelt; Mexico
and Arizona National Army).
Second (Regular).
This is the first information
ptlblic as. to the constitution of the
army with which General Pershing
achieved a brilliant and swift victory
In his first wholly American etiort.
Locating various divisions In re-
sponse to cautions. General March
said the 91st (Alaska. Washington. 0r~
econ. California, ldtlho. Nevada. bion-
blowing tam. Wyoming and rub National.
and mum,“ |‘I.<f (our thumbing Anny. still was in the American Train-
lit-ltl‘ntnhllfl else ill the norltl rivet in! "Q“: "I“ 7th (“95‘9“ mt"
elicit prompt mile! us “Pam‘s i‘old York. hie" JeM’ and Delaware, .Na-
Paloma.” which Wis only- it in: that Amy). In on the line win the
«at: at any drug Hm'fl It am with. first Conn. but in politic- out one
out uni-ton 1‘. “It” nice, and no.» ‘cllully mud. The 29th (he! Jer-
as l met-murmur, Atwpt no mt.» our. Bullion. Vim Ionic-d and
~titute- M: m 0‘ CM Null.“ 6M).
m- thWhthV-un.u ”the
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w“; mmhmml Arm.“
”to.
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l and Grippe in.a Few Hours
Take "Pope's (‘old Compound" ev-
ery two hours lllltil you have taken
three. doses, then all Krilipe misery
goes and your cold will be broken. It
promptly opens your cleared-up nos»
trils and the air passnzcs of the head:
stops- nasty discharge, nose runninll:
relic-tea the headache. dullness. fel-
Vcrlsllness, sore throat, sneezing. sorc-
nt-ss and sultry”.
Don‘t stay littli'fed-up' Quit
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New Perfection Oil Heaters
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Get your OIL HEATER now for the chilly nights and . 9'
mornings. ‘ . ,1
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LlNOLIJJM, BUGS, BANGES, BEDS AND BEDDING. LL ‘
We Specialize 1n Furnishing Ilonles Complete
Sterling Furniture Company 1
127-131 Washington St. . Phone 10-5. ,1 ‘1
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HERSHFIELD’S _‘ ‘
AUTO EXPRESS
Daily Trips lietween .
Norwalk and New York City
,, , ,, . ammo" .ltlvcrybotlyiMAlN OFFICE, 122 WATER s'rnaa'r.
{refleyifiogz x: motto at tile t‘atllo'. South Norwalk, Conn.
lic Club house. on West avenue. lutltol“ Telephone 294.
m“. “fining. when t‘alllolic Linton NEW YORK CITY OFFICE,
Council. No. it}. will keep open housed 117 East 23rd St.
in dual honor of the Liberty lionn until Phone Grammercy 705.
m. Christopher Columbus. If you are in a hurry. just phone in >
There will be an entertaining tin" and we will tall-a care of your expm ,
gram of song and‘ story. tipprtilirlilll‘l for you. We have seven of the but I, ‘5‘,
to the day, and an Informal lupcheonflrucks In the state. Also, Hydraulic» i;
will be served. lilulnp Trucks for (‘outractors' Work. '
Short speeches on the Four Minute. Our Trucks make daily trips to N",
order will keep the loan p01 hotltna.l'ork 0“.“ IA“ them handle ’0“!
antL the fact is emphasized. that every-1 freight and express. and thus been it“
EVERYBODY wsucoual
EVERYTHING FREE!
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Well-known’slogan at the K. of C.
Hull to Shin Full Force at the
Catholic Club House Tomorrow
Night.
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body Is welcome. and everything i [away . w.
free. ' 1' We Haul Anything
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th“:l'x1l:llrgfalf::; and rrlend: wim,‘ tour shipments are entrusted t
t'oklnkllv t-cts and svmpatltv. helped competent employes only. . .
l" ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ A receipt Is given and obtained
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tl ' Il\' beautiful florttl tributes, , lhone or write to . r rates, w. m I;
m ‘n‘ ' 'uas nowaup .\l. BOSSA save you time and Kidney, . fl,
\le AND MRS. V, 1.. DOS} LIGHT AND-HEAVY TRUCKING
s.\ ANII FAMILY. I of Air-Kinda.
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. Furniture Moving.
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proceed to load your stomach with at Tel. “1. T01. m. .
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys .._, __._ - ' . j
I and Irrltnte the entire tlrlnntv tract. =——— ' W,
Keep your kidneys clennlllte mu keep ‘1’
your bowels clean, by littnhina them
with a mild. harmless alt- wh'ch :4
moves the body's urlnous waste a
stimulates them to their normal at.
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to filter the blood In :t boom the.!
strain from It or» (fill! at and and,
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