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FOR SALE~HEASONAIILK OAK.
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‘ WANTED—Boys to pull tacks.
' Also to open chattels and tack on (salt pellerf-Ttl. cellarette,
' $3.50” With whines. LOUNBJ Sin: mat-blue. pictures.
elt‘. Seen by appointment.
303v, urnzwson co. 5
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br‘c'wbmfiadults. Improvements. Also garage
Telephone loom. Inquire J, Ill. Layton, Inc.
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IN NORWALK
(“and m m N.)
Ipent almost his entire life it; :h . Two additional deaths were report,
city. While still a you“ I“! m 0‘" ed today, Private ClarenCe lr’JU"‘.'n.l
need a restaurant on lain street. camp Meade, Maryland. and Mrs. bid-
which soon been“ fastened for lie my W. Wiekwire, of 14 Burriit one
excellent service and food. If. K118“) nue, who died. yesterday afternoon. at
continued with this business for atom the Norwalk Hospital.
than twenty years, bill NW“! "0311 At the request of the state an] local
active-business at the age of ritzythealm dew‘lments, wide publit-it;. 55‘
years. thuing gitcn to notices on the pro rent-l
Mr. Knapp was one of the thou 'mri- . alive measules which'sbonld be tel.cn.
ly and charitable citiaons of this clU‘ by every person to keep the disease}
and was the best friend the poor “d from themselves and to 510,: the
needy of Ncrwlk ever had- He- .) one spread by the extremely harmlul anl
or the oldest members of the South dangerous practice of coughing and
Norwalk Methodist church, and up to “Will-
lll? Years always LOOK an active part: Very muoh comment is going thel
Ijn all church activities. He was not a mund; u: the city as to why more
member of any of the local fraternaliwnrdt and rooms are not opened in tilt-i
lorganlzationa. ‘ .new hmpital to care for the patient“
He is survived by bib daughter. Mitt. ' It was learned from a reliable source‘
Anna M. K. Minion, and one gl’andeon..tbi. morning that at present. with the
I Freeman B. Minton. lie was a brother
. xenon-ted m Pue Three)
i Riv. "ML 0153“ . . l 7° “7‘3 ROOMS: 0”“'AR“‘0I the late Alfred Knapp and 8};?utlheenifgllfifldlllllliztl‘litfetslittl‘l‘i'fimfllgj
‘ ‘2' FOR GALE—4 ABBAGE. LARGE.iavenue;. 4 rooms No. 1 iver strum; cousin to John H. Knapp of mu will . ’ .
.s‘o, Xurwalk, with improvements. (‘al-l
ll. (7., Hegeleln, 84 Woodward ntenue.
ll'hone 53%;.
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WAN‘I‘BD—Machine operator: “W heads. Danish Ball Head, for win
lier keeping. tnucy \‘ellow Globe on-
iions in ethnic bushels or quantity .—
jlllithet’ield l-‘ulm, Wolt‘pit lllll Road} T0 LET-A STORE AND 2 FIVE
éNorwulk. Tel. 1140. 015 St room apartments 207 East Wash. St.
tEast Norwalk. 4 room apartment on
' to work on government wout.
VI Learners will be taken on. Apply
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VICTORIA RUBBER (30., Union
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; Street. 015 3“ '03 BALE—A4". ELEGANT I"’~‘.Chapel St. inquire 64 South Main St.
. iing rout set, also fine old cello. Phone Tel 60
l WANTED—A GIRL eon omen-953' N‘“‘“‘““‘- 0“ 3'- ' '
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2 ; irlciu:°::“g°“1i°:’:r:$" 1:. FOR SALE~FOUR cows. Tum.- *0 LET 3 ROOMS AT
' E J a g I c -' ‘ 'heifere and small pigs, 6 weeks old. I" avenue. Inquire Mrs. R TarloV. “5
V can tyDewrlte and has some knowl-' . _ . , . . . t t l h 18'!!!
, lsll sows Barlte‘ 8 r l “at Ce-lurme “‘99 . "1’ 999 0“ it ~
t edge of bookkeeping. Good chance of “ t m ska, s
advancement to right D5?" "(‘rnd dar street, West Norwalk. olz 3t:W
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.. housework. Main cooking. Apply ‘. Conn, single tomb Rhodo Inland 3.“; 'llrs. Nellie “tickwire. “die of Sidney
um Van loan. 9:, East avenue, N0r.:bl‘9d from heavy fall and '13“, 1". \l. “iclmlre of It Bulrltt avenue.
'an telephone 536 01") .{l’ers Prices reasonable for quality..died yesterday afternoon at the Norv
' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 'Reynolgs Poultry Farm, Highlandave-J walk hospital from Spanish influenza.
nue. P one 1086' I Mrs. Wlekwire is survived by her hus-
WANTED~—i on 5 extremism... . .
ed rooms on first floor. with some tm-l FOR sate—nu‘mnnxo m 5051mm! and '0‘“ “HI“ "'“d't‘nv Joret‘ho
' Katheryn, (ll‘ht‘t‘ and Nellie, all of this
progemenis. Address J. P. box 52, WilJNorwnlk. Well located, clnvenlent toi .
ton. 615 St 'churclt, school and R. R. station. 6'9"?-
_ groom house, with all improvement“ The funeral services will take place
WANTE°“'MAID. “VHITE‘ FOR Garden. Price ‘2‘500 NT Mrthullra i from llt‘l' late home, 1‘ Burriit avenue,
. house work in Dt'lVaN‘ family. 7‘ 1.33“? Ask John T Hayes 'tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Rev.
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avenue. No cooking or waltine. Good) lJohn J» BMW” Vi“ offlclatc "id
wages with room and board. Phone: no. I, m M. m ' burial M" b“ made "I New Britain.
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hm walk a“: mAn-JIIMOI j David F. cram:
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The death of David F. ('rofut. of
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to six rooms with improvements in . -l k e ‘ 1", w . I ii 'i
‘ 800d neighborhood. DD! far from Slfl‘l Losfarl (“QOVE ti-OR TEE {.El‘vr‘otxlfi‘n vnl‘lfll‘l1;;,) (1:13;:ng Irrlo: (:1:
- thin, An- - r _ . g9 ti .1» hand. t‘ duv. rowu leavy l . .eat'e ‘1 1"“ "f“ . l '
' awe A 8' care 0‘ n 35 "t!“ Sentinel ONCE 014 incensed was the son of tile lute ~Sof-
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his early life, was spent in Bethel. He
PAPER-HANGING secured employed in Bridgeport.
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WANTED-‘A PIANO.
first class condition. Tel. 210.
PAINTING
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nminers. flood salary to bcglnnerlestlmntPl cheerfully given. Tm“ oro.“'l“’n ho rettllllcd here to reside. He
McMahon. t‘lemltls & \\'ortltln.cton.lders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander “all “9"" cmplm'cd "I "‘0 .‘lrtlltlt'v
McMahon. (‘l'emlns & Worthington. Will”. 61 1-! El! avenue. hat WHO"! in “fillhlll'l‘. “1 'l Milli“:
lilac. llvi‘il Orchard St.. Norwalk. meat
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WANTED-4.xPltiltlrlNCEll srrni Harlem. provrietor- Truckinx. Inna. "r- ih‘ rttrvtwtl by m.
chcrs on Sinner power scwlnz mntldlstance hauling. Light and YIOIVVJW‘YZ
l1 chines, good my and stttudy workftfflckltlg. Office telephonea 1581. 800’utld ttvo slsltt's. .\lr.~4. Theodore R.
Learners taken mid atlvnncetl accord-i House connection‘. .Sltlitil.¢lf Norwttlk, and Mrs. Jefferson
Sm: to merit. Light. warm work roomfl .e--. - > _ _ "lint “1 Belllt‘l.
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J wuyton Greenhouses, Rtlwnytnn
96 TAY- I
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'ht‘ltlfll comptlled him to lt-lluqutslt,lhill H H ‘dltl‘l‘fllh till“ ”10 Hill“ 0‘
ltiny Ilk‘l'filtll U“ the first list under llli’ yt-t hell mattlc
wife. one “mantle "to be lt.:ltlc" will ttlulutc lifter
neat-go ll. ct-ntut, of Dunhuri'.jFthl l‘rltlttr. tit-tuber 25th. and an or SUDDEN DEATH OF
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were held at‘
‘ this. from nint; o'clock
, ‘ tattle ant. one female ward is in use rt.
load. ‘ . p {the hospital. These wards are ttlmgt.
the funeral of Mr. hnflpll will take. the size of a large room and MY til-
} Place in)!“ his late home. 10 holder! ready crowded to their capacity arch!
:HIH street, Thursday afternoon. at 3 It is being found necessary to turn ril-
mclct-k. Rev. John .I. bnavel)‘ will tienta badly in need of treatment and
:othctate and burial Wt“ be mad? "1 who are really dying because thevcnd
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i.ntr..lde cemetery. not procure such, away from lhl‘ duulfi‘
' 'x {from the lack of room. Such eondi-l
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! .tioua should not exist when this d‘s—'
NOTICE
‘ foam is ravagiug through the city and.
[when one of the finest and most marl.
em hospitals in the state is practical“
l ly empty.
In other cities every person in n ,. *d'
of the treatment was taken in'u 'lll“
hospitals and. if there was no tour
.for theta. then room was made e\~:t.
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'; Notice in hereby given that the Sc-
llectmen and town “9"“ 0‘ the to“! as in some places. if it was neceesztrm
[of horwalk still hold a session in the .to place their cots in the corridor-n,
‘Town Court poo-t, Wall street. in ‘In this city many beanie W are orat-
lthe F‘lrat Ward, Friday..0ctober 18th. tlcally dying and in need of such trett
1918. from nine. o’clock in the fore- ' "1°" '5 can 0913' be procured at a liO‘l‘
Ital. tr fo~~ . '
noon until eight o‘clock in the after p ‘ a [M m be “"an "M h
the mom: are not open and they umtl
noon. for. the purpose of examtulnl then wait until some patient eltht-rl
:tha qualifications of and admitting to die: or recovori. and mom is made tttr‘,
ithe elector’s oath those persona who 1‘23“" ‘5 “filmy"; hoped db“ gm“.
‘1 | l . . ’ . . tons wt e mpmve an 1.3
t" ”l I he found ‘1“?!de ' ' ‘. hutch room as necessary be opened up.
At the above time and ill“? It!“ and given to the health depart-unit:
,selectmen and town clerk will exam for the benefit of the sufferers who tum
line the qualifications of those women afflicted with the disease.
'by whom or in whose behalf uppiica-'
ttlon has been made to he admitted “(OYSTER GROWER
lvotera for school officers and upon' DIES SUDDENLY
llny question relating to reducation or: ....... ._-
Lecllools and whose names appear on; (Continued From Pu. Two)
the “women‘s list—to be made," Un- '
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ll.“ all mm“, on the “M list as "to the .‘t-nlm member of the firm. . Til“;
be 'tic" h M H ms ~h-ll pleat deceased had been engaged all lllt-i lllt’."
ma “ 9‘ l" ' ‘ a I lit the oyster industry. and was ’Witlt“.
:lO hlfl't' matured shall liltlt‘ b0?!) ad'vjy film“ n among ill? ”amt. 'l'ht‘ l‘lllll;
imltted or rejected, said arleclmen and carried on at large business in barrel}
ltown clerk will be in session for said “d “9"“ 03'5‘91'5- l
1 fl . (.3 , ~. Mr. l‘ulmadgc had been ill lor hulllt’,
tm who in [hp mm“ 1 mm in Ibo time With diabeles. but his death was!
ldocorntlng, painter's aupplloa; wall]and 11”" ”Hue" in NOFWfl'k. Wfif‘mfm'y ”*3" bm‘m'f-“t “”2“ ”3i“ “"9“" unexpected. llt- arose from lila chair. 1— -
tc resided utllll about four years ago.‘ in the Second \\ ant, lrl-Hl‘. (it‘lobt‘t about 12:30 this morniuc. ttutl stunt-deparge of the t‘entral Trust and with
'25111, 1918, from nine o'tlttck in the for bill room. when he collapsed. and.
liorcnoon until em“ (yum t. in the af- in falling, struck his head on the doom
- basing. He never regained conscious-
‘tct‘nootl. ntl not after tut's xce t . “ '
“ W_ « f‘ 9 new and died t-zbortly afterward.
The 'unerttl ltmttlccluetlts !t.t\. nu:
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lllcfttre the tiny of suit! t‘lf‘(‘l(|l\' lllf‘l‘l" '
'intz. snitl sclccttttt-ll and town clerk
twill lli‘ Ill Shir-lull In the office of Sflitll
town ('lt‘l‘k itl suitl (‘il.\‘ Hall lllllt'tllllll'
tm 'ltc tllty llilfll‘t' said elector.“ lllcei ' - ‘
itl'. to wit. Monday. November 4th, It “WM” ”m' M'"
in ”H, fore- lltmtl \laltint; his
CENTRAL TRUST CO.
HEAD SHOCKS CITY
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Mrs. Edit ill
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sister.
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GUARANTEED TO
BAKE. COOK AND HEAT
' We have the complete stock of line; at the wonderful 4
Richmond Ranges in stock ready for your impaction and at very
teaser-able prices. Try a Richmond Range 60 days free and
satisfy yourself of its great baldng quality.
Ranges from $25.00 to $100.00
atom
RANGES.
HEATING srovns
In allsizes from $10 to $50
mornings.
, New Perfection Oil Heaters-M
From $5.50 to $8.500 A, 1
Get your on. HEATS! now for the chilly nights and
All Wool Army Blankets“
For $7.59. $8.50 and,$10.50
In Dark and Light Gray
FLOOR. COVERING! for any room in the house.
LINOLEUH, BUGS, RANGES. BEDS AND BEDDING.
127-131 Wasblntrton St.
We Specialize in Furnishing lanes Complete 1
' Sterling Furniture Company
Phone 106.
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- ETHICAL. '
what proved to be characté‘l‘lstic en- ““0 “SUN...“ Commuter)-
ergy. began to make himself felt all
'a like wire in local banking circles,
in Boston about 55
.for .mnnv years
identified with the ‘banltin! circles
there. until he was culled its president
of the New Netherlands bank in New
York City. a tosition which he resign-
cd to accept the post here.
He was born
Governor Marcus H. liolccmh yestctn
titty said: "The only answer to tho
(lel‘mun pence proposal is a demand
lhotne of his sister, will it .. .l ‘t"-t~'~
Chance for good wauea and Iii-pm. Tw'cl\‘c.~. mm. ... tn“...
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vancement for men between the ape-“WW...“ ompmpd In... W... ,m v M. noon until five o‘clock m ”H. ""9... Quincy. ot Fillllltlulll, (‘apc Cori, .\l:tss..¢ for an iltt'ntrdhllt‘ find unconditional
lln the t'tuutll' plot in lhr (3 liter retn- noon, and not ut‘tcrwnrtls.,f0l' the pur- 0"” ”l“ Pile? \Vt‘i’k end. and had lcl'l" 9“”“m”! r '
",lcit'ry tmd the pallbearers were. llcm-y rose of admitting such persons. and “03")" Smith." el‘t‘mnu on till! P‘Etit’rn
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WANTED —— AX EXPERIENCED
. shipping clerk. All excellent openlnz
for a hustler. Our business is classed
by the goyjemment as an essential ilr!
dustry, and those In our employ are}
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South Norwalk. Conn. oil 2t-
" WANTED—A MAN TO stilts}
himself generally useful in our {ac-f
tory. Apply Clover Mfg. Company, 50:
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WANTED—A SUITE
‘ nlahed rooms. 2 or
children. Address
62.
FOR ~Pl’R-t
3 at least. With;
J. l’.. Wilton box.
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WANTED—YOUNG MAN FOR‘
alorc Apply in person. Joseph Davis.
8!; Washington street. oil 3t
. WANTED—FEMALE HELP. WORK;
is not hard. pay good. Apply ill-Po.
Waterproof Battery Corporation. East;
Norwnlk. 014 ill]
WANTED—A coon MAN To?
work on trill: route. Strawberry Hill:
Dairy. Inquire of Mm. Mary L Ben-E
nett. 37 Scutiew avenue. East Nor
oil at?
‘. walk.
WANTED~WOMAN _\\'AY\‘TS SIT-3
nation as .1 housekeeper or house:
worker. small family preferred. Cnn'.
furnish the beat of references. Mrs.';
Jones. care .\Irs._Pidgeon. Rat‘klano.
‘ Road. South Norwnlk. 0H 3H
wanreo—novnnxunxr w‘ax'rs.’
. ulousands clerks. Men-women. 81.100,
your. South Xorwnlk' examination“
coming
two. l-‘mnkltn institute,
Rochester, N Y.
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Dept. 23".
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VHO cm ormrtt swarm 89:"-
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mam . FM‘YOIY. mm
won: urn noon PAT. amx as
raw amen. 22m
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of eighteen and forty-five yearn in
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eligible to a deferred classification; ‘
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_ .Andt-rson. Arnold Beckett. Louis for no other purpose. it express. it ( l mu en. no .s at o ‘
E“ 5' REGAN' 5“" t; N" ""°"' sum and catty it. More‘d- Danbliry Dated at Not-want aforesaid ”,Iqlstop at So. antt-utk. and followlnx Clear Peachy Skin
M. D. MILLER. Bup t... Waterbury. ENeu‘s. : l ith a," of October. 19,5. his usual custom had stepped off at ’ s
O. A. MITCHELL. 8H9 L. ”IMO”. “M", of H. E- Jenning._- . mm“: ll. WELDING. Bridgeport \‘llt'll the train arrived
The funeral of llcury lC. Jennings“
. _ was held Saturday afternoon at his
Samuel ".lmllltlll and Mrs. Annie into home. “2 Meadow Mm... Rev. J_.
untilttm widtto thank their manyllnrrlsou Thompson ofllcintinc. m_
frwnd‘“ for ”W“. kindness during the torment was In Riverside cemetery.‘
illness and funeral set‘VW’S of The pallbearers were George Mllls.’
their so“ and brother, \‘lilllanl. t George Movers. Willinm Sitcehnn. and
. . . 1 Henry Rowland of llowavltm. He is
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Lentinel “out Ads “Mk \‘ionderl uurvivcd by a widow and two small
échlldrcu, mother and father. and fn-l‘
i filer. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jennings. and
CARD OF THANKS
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In RED OAK COAL .
We're only one.
Try a bushel and you’ll buy a
‘Churles Clark and Miss Hertha Jen
‘ niugs.
ton' Funeral of Mrs. AnnieDorney '
EFFRON The funeral of Mrs. Annie homey
3 Rowan St. East Norm was held front St. Mary‘s (.‘hurch this
Tel. 441. morning at 3 a. m.. the rector. Rev.
Tel. 441.
AUTO SUPPLIES
one nasonntn
morons mum
A. MODNE
Thomas J. Finn. officiating. The pull
bearers were her six nephews. R. S.
Millard. T. E. Dom‘ey. P. G. Domey.
Patrick‘ Harrigan. J E. llennessey.‘
Patrick Hennessey. John McCormack
sang l‘Ono Sweetly Solemn Thought"
Phone 9574 and with Mrs. llaymes rendcl‘ed
TOIoRhHathSOJorI-lk "Mad Kindly WW l
‘ . n . ' The lforal tributes were eloquent
testimonies to the affection in which
site we}, held by a lnrae circle of
friends. The burial was In fit. Mary‘s
OI! Artificial TOO“! are 3 real cemetery. l
triumph of SKILL. Funeral .1 am. 0. truancy
rapt. who are wearing that The funeral at Ira. Dennia J. Too~
A Triumph of sun I
Sample coaching lessona‘hlw M W M“. in will, tut-v was held thla mot-ulna at nine ed.
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o‘clock from St Joseph‘s I‘httrch.
W with ll- wlu-m a mutant was: was sung by
to the detriment at Red“. 3 J. t‘nf’rnll
you-radiant“. ate-amen» rendered «do.
u: “I ”- Ave. Hark and Fate to Face. M
d“ hhmllmxwttumu nub-cm
_ find. the church .
The anti team weer Jan In»
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PHILIP (IASTI:]];[“AXO' there shortlv after three o‘clock yes‘
SYIA'ES'I'ER W. BROTIIERTUN terdat- morning and registered at the
Selectmen of the town of Norwalk. Stratfleld. A
HERBERT R. SMITH. .
Town Clerk. uni Monday morning and when he did
' 'not appear by noon a dispatch was
‘sent to Falmouth to his sister, who,
replied that he was probably at the;
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The Langdon islands Company. Spe-
cial Meeting of Stock.
holders Stratfield.
A sppcial meeting (If the stack,"f ‘Vth the Stratfield Wfls nailed on‘
llolllCl‘l-i of The Lnngdon Islands Com- the telephone. the desk clerk said
.threc sisters, Mrs. Lester Rogers. Mrs. puny “'i” be “Md ‘0 act (“Vibe ’0" that Mr. Brown did not answer his "9 “SW9“ only by 1‘1”" {00d-
some-i0“? every man and woman could belall goods handled.
lowing vote of the directors:
Voted. That the corporate existence roonl call and . , i
of this corporation be terminated and where about the City.
tltnt a special meeting of the stock- Later wordwas received that the
holders shall be called at the office door of his room had been forced and
of Leo Davis. 39 Wall street, .\‘or- . \ . . d begn'
walk. Connecticut, Saturday. October that the body of ‘h' Brown ha
found on his bed.
26th, 1918. at If oclock a. nt. for the ,
purpose or confirming the vote or Samuel J. Keeler. a director of the
the directors dissolving the corpora- Trust Company. Immediately drove
“0“: a be " further in his car to Lindenhurst Inn. where
Voted that legal notice oNhe stock- . .
holders' meeting be published in the Mr. and lifts. Brown made their home.
lat-9mm Sentinel once a week to, and made all speed to Bridacport.
was probably
four Weeks where it was found that the body of
““9“ , Mr. Brown had been removed to the
LEO 82:13:37. Bishop funeral parlors.
-_ , -._. .,-_. —.‘ A special meellna of the directors
NOTICE of the Central Trust Company was
District of 'Norwalk. as. Probate held this morning at which a card of
(‘ourt. September 23,1. 1)., 1918. rcttreta waa drawn up. which ht pit"-
Estate in Ponnecticut of Anna llahed elsewhere In this paper. a com
Smith. late of Norwalk in the County mittee was appointed to draft autta‘
of Huron and State of Ohio. dema- ble resolutions of Inflow.-
; em to Nov-watt: tn nay. Last
The Court of Probate for the Na- )fr. Brown was elected Meat of
trlct of Kuwait. hath united and al- the (‘utnl TM Coma“ WM
Mix-alum thethtebere- adlmm‘mlltlebtwaan
anathema-ail state to dAprfl.whanthon-Ialothuafflae
alibi their dab- hr settlement. to, Instant-aldthdhamn-
fl—If‘mahflhmfiflrlfi «cum
mmmmm “afar-at nan-met Ir
theolueaumdam “been ante-ital mane-M at
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He Was eypccled at his desk as us- ‘
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the entire alimentary ml
patting more food Into the stomach.
Await Anyone Wildly
Drinks llol Water l
fast Help: Us Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet. Fresh
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Sparkling and tvlvnctour—mcrry.
bright. alert-—a nood. clear skin and
a rntrral. rosy. healthy complexion
induced to adopt the morning inside
bath. what u gratifying change would
take place. [stead .of the {Transom of
sickly, anaemic—looking men. women
and girls, with pasty
complexions: instead of
tudes of "nerve wrecks,” "rundowns
"brain fags" and peaslmlsts
should see it vlrlle. optimistic throng
of rosy-checked people everywhere.
'An inside bnth Is lint! by drinkinz
each morning. before breakfast. a
the multi-
‘glass of real hot water with a tea-
spoonful of limestone phosphate in It
to wash from the stomach. liver. Eld-
neys and tea yards of barrel: the pre-
vious day'a Indian-title waste. sour
fermentation and poll-one. thus
cleaualna. ateetealng and freahenlnl
before
have sabre-{Jo nick M. iii
W. last! breath. rhea-Ilka.
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Course. Pupil of New ark Comm.
of Italic. Mina 1. Dallas. to Cedar ‘-
HERSHFIELD’S ‘
AUTO EXPRESS
Daily Trips Between -
Norwalk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE.
117 East 23rd at.
Phone Grammarcy 705.
if you are in a hurry. Just phone up.
and we will take care of your expreu
for you. We have seven of the but
Trucks in the state. Also, Hydraulic
Dump Trucks for Contractors' Work.
Otir Trucks make daily trips to New
York city. Let them handle your
freight and express. and thus keep It
away from the congested terminala.
We Haul Anything
Anywhere
No Job Tog Latin: or Too
it
Your shipments are entrusted t
competent employes only.
A receipt is given and obtained fc
,Phone or write for our rates; we can
save you time and money.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
of All Kiddo.
or tim‘lldl' 4
PADDED'VANS for Long pittance
e Furniture onln'. ‘
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