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f'ANTED—BY ELDERLY LADYn FOR SALE “REASONABLE. OAK.
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ms for Phlf‘llsltlfl
oak prdt‘~'t ':‘.l, t'ellarelte,
Sin: pictures.
.elv St‘t'li by t-ppuintlllt-nt

- manerting unfurnished rm
s -t housekceplna in good locality.
rues Mrs. \t', .t .\'a.~ll. 122 Wasti-
gton street, So. Norwulk. (‘t-nn.

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(‘REAM' FOR SALEr-ti'ABBAGE. LARGE.

 

' WANTED~CIHLS (‘ALL I.‘

f Mustard Co. 17 l 2 South until “a?“ “lid-"- name“ “it” “Hi 10" “""lt‘hapel St. Inquire 64 South Main St. “00d

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olb' 31 Ill lite])lil_. {alley \cllow Globe
or quantity l

lions in sinulv bushels

treet. South Norwaik.

 

 

WANTED—Boys to pull tacks! “I“‘m’iit'it‘IIWI'In. Walnut Hill Road.
[so to open channels and tack'onihm‘mk' 1”" m” ”'3 3“:
cables with machines. LOUN8-‘ FOR SALE—AN ELEGANT lax-E
BURY. MATHEWSON 00., 5 3”: xu,.wm.n.I

{aviland Street. 015 3t! . .
1’ FtIaIn BALE—SOME (‘HUICE YOUNG"
m coc erels. Single comb White lieu--
WANTED—Machine operators horns. bred from winners. Storrs,‘
. Il(‘onn.. single comb Rhode feland IledS,
p work on government workal‘ed from heavy fall and winter la)"
, era. Prices reasonable for quality.“
mars Will be taken on. Apply . Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ave;
, inuc Phone 1036. ‘
, aroma RUBBER 00., Unlonj f
t. 015 3t- FOR SALE -—il\\'i€i.l.i.\'G or so._
lNorwnlk Well located, cmvenient to'

WANTEDr-A Gilli. FOR Gl~.‘.\'l£ll fchurch. school and R. R. station. 6?
l office “.0,“ 60M opporttluitl lromn house. with all improvements,

for,
I. am Just mm“, high Sam“ M.),nl(alll‘tlt'n. Price 82,500 For particulars
: n typewrite and has some knowt-l

due of b‘ookkeeping. Good chance of] As“ 10h“ To Hayes
.tivancemcnt to right party. "tirad- N0. 7 m 3%. NOW
ate," care Sentinel. ' “AL ESTATE—mmcl

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. usework. i'lain cooking. Apply: LOSTvi (‘lm'l’ FOR Till“ ili‘F‘i“
. rs. \an loan. 92 East avenue. Nw‘lhund, i"l'id:lv. brown heavy kid. Leave:

fvalk. telephone 536. oi.'> at far Seminel tlmce.

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, WANTED—t on i'Nl‘l'llNlSll~‘ 30818285 NOTICES

id rooms on first floor. with some for‘ ‘
Irovenlents. Address J. P. box I. \\'ll.

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box courthgat‘enue; 4 rooms .\'0. 1 River street.'lhe Trust Company. and
dish “‘3811- So. Norwalk, with illlpl'oveulenls. (‘alLfloml emblem was: ordered sent.

it. (i, ilegelein. 84 Woodward venue!
Phone 3654. '

T0 LET--A STORE AND 2 FIVE

-room apartments 20'! East Wash. Sm!“ “d i‘ "a“ "1"“ m“ I" “I" 9d“ bonds as a practical addition to the;

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T0 LET-'3 ROOMS AT 96 TAY-l
lor avenue. inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16
Grove street, or telephone 18521!

 

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Admission of Electors l

Notice is hereby given that the se'
lectmen and town clerk of the. town
of Norwalk will hold a session in the‘
Town Court Room. Wall street, in
the. First \‘l'a‘l‘dhil‘ridav. October 18th.
1918. from nine o'clock in the fore-
noon until cight o‘clock in the after-
noon, for the purpose of examining

lthe qualifications of and admitting to "‘1 “l
{the elector's oath those persons who S,

shall be found qualified. '
At the above time and place said
selcctulell and town clerk will exam-

iine the qualifications of those women "0' "9"" 5
iby whom or in whose behalf applica- ”'9 d“ “99"“

tion has been made to be admitted aHI
voters for school officers and uponI‘
any question l‘clatlnz to education or
schools and whose namel- appcul- on

. 014 3t‘the “women's list—to 'llt- made" lln-‘tok his own lilt-
.lcss all entered on the llrst list as "to (it'nl't‘ to denote

he made" whose. rights shall appear:
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to have matured shall have been ad-

PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING‘ illlllt"(l or rejected, said selet'lmen and taill any answer In the 't‘lt‘llllmlt' “it”

gited a ldE-t‘l ph‘fician
‘WllO discovered that Mr. Brown

.Whit-ll he was under treatment.

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not were leaned here this Donn:
Four-i in West lube-y. In“.
The funeral at Mr Brown will be

held at ins old home. in West Ron-

bury. Mass. on Thumiay. and Urn.
Brown lelt_ this morning. for that city..

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accompanied bf Mr. and Mrll Samuel; Record in [All]
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”AXLIY flunk—1917 model, 5 passenger. 20 h. pf.
condenser radiator, electric lights, Goodyear cord tires, um
kerosene, run 5,400 miles, in fine condition. Manufacturer's
present price $2,875. Will sell for $1,500 cash.

ONE 6 PER CENT KORTGAGE OF 815850, on Van but
Ave. But Norwalk. Good property worth doobie-themonnt
of mortgage. Need money to put into P "
Bonds. Address 8. 8., care 80. Norwalk Evening SentineL

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At a meeting of the Executirei. HARTFORD, Oct. 16.——ln ”wow
Board of the Central Trust (‘0. this to I request from senators_ governors
morning, Mr. Keeier. who is a director.t’llod‘muouotln,h to make next Saturday
w . - i ,9 men! y, Governor Holcomb in
u formally appornted “a sillitablc sued the following statement this af-
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“Connecticut raised H7 per cent. of,
Mr. Brown was born in Brooklyn.Ithe amounts allotted In it of the first i
55 years ago, but his fallll’lv remnvod’lW-de and “Ill"! Liberty 103115. 8 ‘0‘“.

‘of $206,946,850. which the armyol clt~

to’West Roxburv. when he was but at. . .
‘ llzens at home has invested in Liberty

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younl: man-[70,009 men we have furnished to the
Efighting force of the United States.
He is Mm“ N1 bv his “1-9. {who are now on their way to vicftory. ‘
. . . , , ‘ . - . ' "Tile amount called for by the ourth‘
r“ mm“ WM“ '0 him In” “‘1‘?” leerty loan is absolutely required lol
death “as not so much of a surprise. finance tlle war. Counecticut mus.”
as it was generally known that he vis- not only do its part. but every Cunt
not long arm. nerticul tillzen should take as much,
had of the loan as possible. This will en-
for courage our army and the armies at
our allies.
and ‘1 therefore designati- next Halo»
had been warned from over exertion/day, October 19. as Pershing Libezty
Loan day. to be devoted to a when ai
effort to subscribe for the. fourth L.b-
erty loan and to make our record lint .
among the states of our union.
(Signed) ‘

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The story as printed in the Bridge;
port Telegram follows-

The lifeleSs form of James Adams

 

GUARANTEED ITO

BAKE, COOK AND HEM

We have the complete stock of sizes of the wonderful
Richmond Ranges in stock rady for your inspection and at very
resealable prices. Try 3. Richmond Range 60 days free and
satisfy yourself of its great baking quality.

Ranges from $25.00 to $100.00

 
 

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“MARCI'S H. HOL(‘OM il.

ill-own. president of the t‘entral Tru.~'t
"Governor of Connecticut,"

(‘ompany of Norwalk, was found part
ly sublllergel in the bathroom adjoin-
ing an apartment which llt' occupied
at the Stratfield Hotel. Monday New

 

 

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in all sizes from $1010 $50

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7 o'clock. according to Dr.
.‘ll. ‘ tisriick. medical examiner. “IE3 IN CAMP
Employ-es of the hotel made lllt‘ . .
find after numerous queries had __

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“pm".nm. r1m“. from .‘liulvny. son of Mr. and tire John Mu! I
to take a hath when lht‘ "M1 “"9“- wounds he had received while lighting
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The young man was one of the int sl

mornings.

New Perfection Oil Heaters
From $5.50 to $8.50

Get your OIL HEATER now for; the chilly nights and

 

been made “he“ Mr- "WW“ Md The still news was let-erred in this
cell about the office durinu city this morning that Private Anthony:
. . \u\' of ll Spring Hill avenue, who w is
earl dutcase the examiner stated. . . _ ‘ _ .
' :elloully wounded In France a tea
Brown had apparently made read! WW" ago had succumber ‘0 the
There were no indicatinn’n that be for his country and his flag, "0 trul
nor ”19". en- donc his hit and made the supreme,

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foul play. lie had ‘8 till e, I
been a mit‘sl at the hotel but a short popular in this “H'- and was perhnpt;
time. When repeated efforts to oh~ better known as "Spot.’ He was for I

lllrt'ly eulpioytd by the United Eli-c '
ll'ie Light A Power t‘umpatly. and was:

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on. “If. 3, I decorating. dlltllnterIs IllDDliol:flwl“'1town Clerk will he in session for Ramiro lilo :lpltl‘lult‘nt lttllctl one of the II i'.l‘ll‘llt'l‘ m ”Mr repair “I": “II ,.,,.. '
’ iplper. up-to— ate sly es, 10'0" p “ll purpotu- in the (‘uuncli room in illoI‘luale t'lltplo\'v:~‘ was sent to the room listed am", five months ":0 and at'tt-ri _
.1 WANTED-MY cocrmz. l‘otilt‘ Emmm" choemm ‘mn‘ Tm“ °r' city liail building, North Main street. it. ascertain whether Mr lll'nI'n was a bllm‘i training period in tlu-u “tun“?! F ' $7 50 $8 50 d $10 50 ~,
5 six rooms with improvements ll‘.lxfitjoginfig'mfztéflt AlennderIm the Second Ward, Friday. Octobt‘l'dn. ilv mad-- the find shortly before :ltl‘llalgllil‘rilrlliflll‘lnl‘llcvlainiilmlit‘l “Hal or ° ) 0 an _ a

.1011 neighborhood. "m far front SW: ' ' ' 323th. this. fit-tn nine o'clock ill the 7 o'clock .‘itmtlin' llieht in ,. nunibe’rot liv'eil'llnzhxvtlllellti “M! I D k d L ht G

'lon. Answer A. ll. curl- of Sentinel. : Union Parcel Delit'cry Edward J. fort-noon until eight o'clock ill the af-Il Medical Examiner ill: SIM Car. ul'ih- 0" an “.saulg'agamsl the u-nt-my‘ n at an 18 ray

' Iolt‘; :fill'laherty. proprietor. 1.1,.“qu Don: lemon", and not ilili’l‘it‘til‘tle: I‘Xt‘t‘lllIlit-k was notified and lieu-m thi- rt“ trenches he tell. mortalit- th‘undml . .

‘ distance hauling. Light and helium“ ” “ “pm” ”m ”.m “2m: m "mm mm" hm hm." .-. “men-tr Ill-tin”‘3:pr.lftlz'r‘i‘i’tllm‘llii‘t‘l: 221ml} FLOOR POVERINGB for on room in th hous

'I WANTED A l’l.~\.\'0. l‘i‘llit’iii'l‘qmcung' 0mm tglgphonu 1581' 300 any person «in the first liFi rtldcl‘ t'lt‘ from heart t'onblc a 10m: Tl! c. it lr hi: ”tarball-all in vainf " l ‘ y e e'
lrst (‘lllm‘ condition, Tel, 210. 017- 3 lacuna mnnecuonI .Illllt,’ “to be node" will m1" ‘I‘(‘ on" said I_ A 1“. leaves 5mm... m, [Ml-pulp n: LiNOLF-UM. RUGS, RANGES, BEDS AND BEDDING.

! m ,, - “‘6 . ,, ‘nnltl Friday, Ut'ioht‘i‘ 23th, al.l on or, No Report to Police number of brothers. one oi whom is. L

, WANTED FRESH-ERR AND lax-g WANTED. ilrel‘ore‘ the day of said electors' “169;? Much lllvl-‘Im’yt' seemed to surmund IlletI ill tI-ilIe siI-rlIIlr-I' oi Iii” t-ulllltl'Iv.IalldI’

mlnel-g‘ (“u“) Fillill‘)‘ in bt‘l’lnifl‘l'F-i .._.._. , .. A_, ,..__......._7- -_._. ._.. [up said Sf‘lt‘t‘lllll‘n and lilwn Clef Ihl‘ man‘s (l1 illll H.“ ”l" lltlllt‘i‘ :"3:!'“r‘ "I ”i ”I (‘Yll "l.“( 5““ rt‘ellt‘t'lt't '0 "vi

r. cMullmt. (‘rclnins & \\'ortlliucton.§ WANTED 'i‘\\‘() (2) mum; men will be in seeslon ill the office of said “has my.» knew nothing of the "flaw. Egg“,2}::::‘;’}"II2I"_Imi:h“.h” ”Wm" M ' we Spec‘auze In ”Fulfilling Homes comple'e

y. ciliallon, (‘rcmlns & \\'ortllinlztoll.1 who“ the "so go and 37, to oppmtetnwn clerk in said City Hall builrilnfl. nor m... ,1... (.omnpr notified “r vhn " ._..._...__...- III‘_ _I_ ,'

c.. 1120 Oltilard St.. Norwullt omit ‘ mining ma .~._,.,..I s“Hm-p grinders antl‘on the day before said eleciors' meet death DEATHS AND FUNERALS St I. F .t C

2‘ " llO‘ullt‘llti l-lol room. lood wage-“line, to “it. Monday. Nlllt'mh” 4”“ Late l:l.~t lllleli the Tell-gram out 1—»-»—— i er ["9 urn! ure ompany

; WANTED—EXPERIENCED ST'T'lwhile learning. Apply iligiey Muellillcilfllh. from nine o‘clock in the rort-v in t‘tllillllliillt'llllol't with Medical Emm. 7| PgivaIte Courtland EirdsaIll l

filters on Sinner power sewinrz nut-.90. ~ noon ulltll l‘itc o'tlmlt in the :l t--t'- :, . (lill‘lii‘k after "u sources which lt‘ ‘(ll‘t was receiver in til- MIX: .7. y -

“lilacs. good my and steady vvork.‘ —:ll()0il, and not ni'lcrtvar-l-‘. " "r“ l‘V" v‘ meld have had reports hi"! “"9" this mnrnirta. M m“ death of "”“”“f l-‘-]31 “aSblmflon St. Phone 105.
”(army's taken and advanced accord” WANTED you “as". SMALLiposi: of :ttllllilllll: Filth l ‘11-. “3'“ gnnztht and the details “'N‘t‘ "lad“ Cm'ru’md Blidsail. 3' mm”) n"“"'.n":_.. .4- M"--. —.~—~———~-«--~—— .-.,, .._ .__ . .- ._.. .:;\
ng to merit. flight. warm work room. , motor inuil ill good condition. bills! . fur no other rtllpose. a . . card, ilezlndlia. Louisiana. .H'Ftel‘dul‘d ‘ . .
f 015 3t ' llt‘ a hart-mill Addrtleri float, care of ital-«l I” 3-,”,an ; 2‘, _ .,r 1h» k“\,:nnr(wn was need 5.". “,1.“ “M Private Blrdsnll is well known in ~hlsj(lerlnans SCCk 11le (ll lDA‘ LIGHT USED

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Firemen i

Chance for; good wagon and Idl
vancement for men between the node!
of eighteen and forty-five years In;
good physical condition. Apply N. Y..i
N. H. a H. n. n. l

E. E. REGAN, Sup't, New Haven. ‘

M. D. MILLER, Bup't., Waterbury.

C. A. MITCHELL. Sun’n. Hartford.

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WANTED-~NiGiiT FIREMAN. “0-; .
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f WANTED ~~- AN EXPERIENCED

. ipping clerk. An eXt-eiient opening}
“.II" a hustler. Our business is classed?
'y the government as all essential lll‘:
tlatry. and those in our employ are,
Ifllrlbie to a deferred classification.“
lover Mfg. Company, so My street.‘
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WANTEDMA MAN T0 MAKEl ,..-__
, l self generally useful ill our lac—,1

ry. Apply Clover Mfg. (‘mupamg 50} In RED OAK COAL
xl y street, South Norwallt, (‘omr [we're only one.
I Try a bushel and you'll buy a

WANTED—A sum: FOR Fro-ll”-
tiSllPtl rooms, 2 or 3 at least. \l'ith‘
lltlml. Addltss .l. P.. Wilton hnx'?

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WANTED—voexo' MAN FOR 3231.441. .h“ :g'fil'

.' ore. Apply in person. Joseph Davis,
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AUTO SUPPLIES
OILS GASOLINE
BICYCLE-8 VULOANIZING

A. MODNE

.IWANTED—J-‘EMALE HELP. \voaK'
, not hard. pay good. Apply iii-P0
,‘aterproof Battery Corporation. East

 

orwalk. oil at
w ANTED—A GOOD MAN To 70 North Main St. 80- NON

 

work cr. ll il'; route. Strawberry Hill? .

Dairy inquire of Mrs. Mary L. Ben-i” ‘ . "‘ ’ ,'
A Triumph of Skill

he”. 37 Scztliew avenue, East Not".
,waik. (all at? -

IOur Artificial Teeth are a real
nation as a housekeeper or house, tnumPh 0‘ MI" . '
i -rker. Hiltlll family preferred. (‘nn' PM“ Who “9 “WK than
lsh uh- best of references. Mrsnhave no more trouble in eating,
. es. care .‘lrlt. l‘idgcon, Rocklnnd fluncwigh mturgl Nth.

”Id. South Nol‘fl'fllk. 0” 3' m' do you mnfinu. wi‘h, M'
(”ANTED ‘xtH'i-IiiNMlINT \VANTS mm ”$.hdmcgth:
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2!". South Suinnlk t-lhnllnntlons ‘W‘

.. g sample mnchlnz lemon: 1“ u M b. h m ‘
Pianzlm lufllltlltt. Dept. 23". ’0' M?

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“"0 ms omit": smut» slaw»
I‘ll IM'flflt’ll us run mum
Mirror“ ‘11“ TH! some
a u a runner I‘m m1: man
in 'Tt'n rmv.

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immning, entity that yesterday
' ‘ were only 64 new cases reported, two

llth day oi tlttoht r. li'IS.
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l‘liiiJl‘ t‘AS’l‘l'Ii.l...\.\'tl,
‘SYIA'ES’l‘Ril \\‘. ilRO'l‘illllliTUN
Selectmen of the town of .\'or\va'l<.
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The admin of the local physicians
and the departlllent of health have all

 

llust been successful and the epidemic
‘of Spanish influenza which has been

exacting tearful tolls, ill this city. has
been checked.
The report of the hospital authori-

‘tics and ilr. William J. Tracey. this

there

adluittances to the hospital, and twu
deaths. John Lombardi, a well-known
local ltallan, who resided near the
Norwaik reservoir, passed away with
the disease at the hospital yesterday
afternoon.

Private Courtland Birdsaii, whose
home is at 7 Day street. this city. div-cl.
yesterday. at the hospital. at (‘amp
Beauregard, Louisiana. following a
short illness with the disease.

Peter Rino. of Washington street,
and itose llcFoe. of West iflntl, Sauga-
tuck, were admitted to t Norwalk
Hospital yesterday. The (:0 ditlon of
the patients in the institution at pre-
sent remains about the same with
wry little change. ‘. '

Dr. William J. Tracey this moral”:
lulled older: that all public trainer
in: be discontinued to safeguard the
health it. the people of the city. This
order Iii] cit-ct many affairs which
mu [m it planned but it is for the good
or the mnmunlty and the only way to
«when the spread of the disease. 8!
must: um order. the regiment of It-
alian [WM-"“0" and Moist. which
In to new been in thb c‘u. (III If-
mm. It. won ll. Mi W"!
tau, has. to be not“ to the elect
that the“ w tor M
Odd mi in be an“
M to him but! em. a
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A‘" mm” "’ Bridgeport and see for held frbm his late home on Roton ave-'

Churches For l’cach'

. . l WASHINGTON, Oct. 16. « \K'ideand
"\“w 5'11""!"nd bank ,. , . , ”persistent efforts having their origin
0“,. fm. ”Ni and was “mug“, m and is survi.ctl in his nllllllt'r. tm-c ,m ilt-rlin have been made to not the
Norwalk to lend the (‘entral Trust “'5‘"? .\ire, Annie Jones, M” Ie‘t-llurchesl of both neutral and belligvl"
(‘ompmlv last sprinlz. He and his wife A‘OU' and hiss. George Gentiles, :tntlI‘ent countries to call a conference.
"him.” H. the Lindenllurst him one brother, Howard Rideaii. The bit. Which. under another name. practica-

. . . . . , . t-iy would he a peace conference. While
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Left Norwaik Friday "‘ lli ’9 llitlthl to ”m N ‘ m m ‘the lllOVt'lllt‘lli heceived much support

He had left .Nol'wnlk last Friday "t‘ “M "l” “”9”" “F""W'm‘m‘s “"“, in Sweden. Holland. and Switzerland

“use on citv and is the son of ills. Marl/f
thr‘ Birdsall. of 7 Day atrcet, The yount:
years :ltte.

was it native of l-‘ttlmmlth.
lie was: presidenLof

in 32-5. York man was twenty-firt- of

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to visit his sister. .\frs. Edith he announced later. it has lint met with favor in the t'fl"

- .V , p ,. (‘od. and was due‘ —-—---.— ltente countries and America. 1
Q“"1I('_’,_" I“, \i d4 , ornin ‘ Funeral of Mrs. Joseph Hot: t Dr. Charles S. Maci’ariand. general
to .llrltc ome . on d.‘ I“ .3- Jospph liotz secretary of the Federal Council of

The funeral Br Mrs. . . .
was largely attended this morninmt Churches- of Christ in Amcrlca, m”
quirch into the matter on his recentI

from St. Mary’s Church. at 10 o'clock. trip to Europe and his mp0“. .1,”
“11""? 1‘ requiem "la-“S “'89 sung bl" mnde public here today by the Federal'
Rev. Walter ~.\ic(‘rann. itirs._irvi'ni:I Council. Dr. Marb‘ariand said he ‘waa5

to e o ' , as he was known to . l
l n d ‘ mm ilnvmes sang solo 0 Pic Jesu.

. ting 'I‘llom- quite stare tllat there had been effortsj

have heart disease. Comnlumcn . . .emnna ing from Germany to influence.

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with “T5“ Quincy Rt Palmoutll. Sam- lip ”C iahon sum! altar) hes the churches of both neutral and.war-
ucl .l. Kcelcr. one of the bank tlirec: “"

ldly Littllt was sung as remains ring nations on the side of the mm
tors. ascertained that he had left Fal-

Tht‘ Wt“ tenencc.
mouth Sunday nicht on the Federal

hlcCartll:»'.tg=———‘—_—~I- , ‘ ,_
express. it was thought he might . HEB SHFIEI'D’S
. I. d 1 nd . tei~ .
have stopped in Bri gepm a 1 AUTO EXPRESS
Francis E. ‘Ba‘ttet'son .

epholle message to the Stratileld lln-I

tel brought the, reply that be bad rez- . .

”Wm“ here Sunday. night “‘0 was no Francis E. Batter-son, a respected cit~ Dady THUS Between

93'9le feeling all “Km- ‘ izen of Rowhyton, died at ills home. Norwalk and New YorkCity
A W‘ss‘mz‘w was sent '9 his room there last evening. following an MAIN OFFICE,122 WATER STREET

‘0 call him, and there was no reply. lack of pneumonia, at the age of 43! South Norwafk, Conn.

it “"‘5 lbw-'3‘“ that he mlghi have years. lie i~l survived by his die. and Telephone 294-

'vnn (lit. Then Rn: iKeeler decided . in l NEW YORK CITY OFFICE.
n 9 1 two cblldren. The funeral w )9 1” E.“ 23rd St.

Phone Grammercy 705. .
if you are in a hurry. Just phone us :
and we will take care of your express T
for you. We have seven of moment;
Trucks in the state. Also. Hydraulic,
Dump Trucks for Contractors‘ Work. 1
Our Trucks make daily trips to Nev ,
York city. Let them. handle your
freight and express. and thus keep it?
may» from the congested terminals

We Haul Anythinlr

to appear at bank—
in: hours. inquiry was made at his
home, and then alarm began to
he felt that something: had“ imp.

When he failed

were leaving the church.
hearers Were: Daniel
Charles Smith, Robert Lamb and R. .l.
Lynch. Interment was in Si. ltfhry‘s
cemetery.

 

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himself. The circumstances being re- mm on Friday afternoon at 2 o‘clock,
hated to the Strntfteld manuemem- Rev. Kostendleck will om‘clale and
the hotel door was forced open. 'bnrial will be made in Union cemetery

The body was taken to the Bishop "l Rowayton. I
undertaking parlors. and will be sent
to l'almouth. his boyhood home, for

interment.
The funeral of George B. Tnllmndle

HELP NEEDED m grill be held from his late home. bo
m BE Woodward avenue. Thursday after
FIG F0 T FIRE at 2 o'clock. The luv. Preder

Anywhere T
, noon 01‘ 00
81'. PAUL. 06!”. [W Ital! m“. lck Coleman will oflclnte and infer! N0 10b Tgm‘af‘e

l at. We have received a
.nlqu w it, today from mom will follow In the family plot Int fam- .hlplnenln are entrusted t ,

a. lino-I. 0' "I "0-0 rum-w cemetery. Funeral will not Went emblem only. '
not“! for A meet»! to given and obtained it

 

 

 

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“m“ ”m." ‘ .u :oodl handled.
Home a Phone or write for ourrntel, to col
nonu- Mdlr. than an ,0. liven-my.

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INSTEAD OF COAL

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The more daylight which enters at
the windows the more arms and am-
munition will reach i-‘rance. Arms and
nlnmunitlon are made of steel which
is produced by coal. Gas and electri-
city. too, are produced by coal. When
we >‘dvc gas and electricity we release
coal for the steel furnaces. One way
to save gas and electricity is (0 let.
the daylight at our windows.

Screens and awnings are not needed
at this season. and should be removed
at once, for they keep out the light.
No heavy curtains ought to he hung
ill window spaces, for they. too, con-
sume sunlight. After Jack Frost.
makes his appearance washing win-
dows becomes difficult_ yet the more
spotless they are the freer will be the
entrance [01 coal conserving daylight.

 

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MUSICAL.
Piano instrrcmns Conserutol'y
course. Pupil of New ark Conseflnm

 

of Music. Miss J. Dellee. :0 Goal! ‘4

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