Mi'ro Let‘For-Sale, no. *
ness and Professional Cards.
Mkoellaneouslids. ::::::
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Prim Frederick 1.41m :
In. Loni: mm, of H Eliza 5
bath street, received the and news, 1a“ |
'ereniu, that her brother, Prizatt
frederlck E. Abbott, had sucuun hurt
to an attack of pneumonia. at Cu. -
)lcClelland. Anniston. Ala. Prinz. -
Abbott was a popular resident of Nor.
Iralk and was employed at the El ic-
trio Light plant. for some time. before
he entered his country‘s service. Pre-
vioun w inking up his residence in thisl
city. he had served an enlistment of l
six years in the Regulars. He was a.
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WHITE, FUR FOR SALE~1918 FORD (‘OIJPEl cl'O LET-41 ROOMS, PLACE FOR
71 Earl lib-[\el‘ff‘fl‘ order. 8700. With starter, auto and piece of garden patch. E, 1‘.
Good Sit-3 Dir slink. care Maples & Gold-iwtlbur, Scribner arenue. oi7 3t
WANTED-MAID,~ .
him»... tmrlt in primle family.
avenue. No cookiu. or waiting.
Images with room and board. Phone achmidt. 017 31 .
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123 Norflalk. ' l ' . TO LETwlN DESIRABLE 1,011“:
.- FOR SALE—9 YOUNG PIGS, l "y. ill-“189. 6"?“ modern improve-
wANTED——Oi’i£RATURS ON SINKSow and 3 geese. Andrew Drabck, 23 menl, including electric lights, gas
l(Menu-09d avenue, South Norwalk. and furnace. Central. inquire 22 Tay-
l 017 at 101- avenue, ncar Flax Hill Road,
I 0l7 (ll
of machines. also girls for table work.
Lounsbury, Mathewson 8; Co, South
Nor-walk, Conn. 01‘ 3t,
. V ' 7' FQR SALE~ REASONABLE, OAK,l
WANTED—lslll’lil- MM‘ ABQl‘T extension dining table. box couch.‘ T0 LET“”OIYS”- 7 KOO-“S- 1“
.1“. ”my One “m. some knowledge wk pm®.'|,. un‘ , d‘ ' .pt'oveuients. 19 Elm Grove sll‘ecl. AI~
”f gardening preferred. t‘all 50 Blur- “ U” “”9““ ‘5“ “3511' so 3 rooms at 21 Elm Grove Nll'ePi.
Muml 'at‘enttc. South Norwalk. ()1? 3t Si“: “l“‘lllll‘h pil'luh’n. bric-a bi'al‘. Inquire at 23 Elm Grove street. oi? lit
__ ._- - _. v - —-—~- - it‘lt‘. Sch-ll by i‘plllillllllit'lll. Telephone ~
WANTED-BRIGHT GIRL FOR 01*. 10:59? 7.. oi?) 31‘ TO LEvaNOV, 1_ 18'1‘ Fl.001i.l
No. 03 South Main street, four rooms.
improvements, rent Slti. l-‘our rooms
2nd floor, No. .3 Henry street.fcnl 89
mt». sod penmanahip necessary. Eur
oloyumnt steady and good opportuni-
Ii. Jacobs & Sons, shoe manu-‘
FOR SALE «CABBAGE, LARGE.
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iariurers. Beidcn avenue. Norwalk. ‘ll‘ril‘il heads, iiantsh Ball Head. for win-‘Also one large furnished room, in-
oli 3t tt-i- ltcvpins. thnt‘)‘ ll’llttw (tlobc on» llum‘ MN. S. A. Young-i. L’il Pia-<1
nrcnuo. East Norwalk. 017 3!
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member of Battery E, 35th Field Artil-i
lery. Mrs. Amundsou immediately tel-i
lurepr the military authorities to:
ihave the body forwarded to her home.
“for burial. The l’uneml arrangenicuts"
will be announced later.
COMPROMISE IN
KERWIN CASE IS
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Mien Annie McGirk
l The sad death of Miss Annie Mc-
lGirk. who tied at her home. at 10, M ‘
Cross street, yesterday afternoon. but ployed in the Muller Gloria Mills here.
least a gloom over her many young; His average salary was 525 nor week.
ifriends. Miss McGirk, who has been. The question atom as Io whether or
ill of pneumonia. but a few days, was not he was in regular employment
.only fifteen years of age, was one of! when he smashed the Muller car into a
db? most popular pupils at St. Mary‘s: telegraph pole at batten on lllt‘ night
parochial school. She is Sill‘Vth‘il by ‘ in avoiding a Ford at: o»
of May 21th.
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mow mobilc, and from the effect of the a: fist-i
(iiilt. two sisters. Phyllis and Gen dctil he died in ilw hospital the ill-
trudc. and three brothers, Frank. lowing day. .
IJohn and Edward. . The defense was that be was not so
Tho funeral will ho from St. Mary's employed at the limo. but that l‘lt' .tl‘ .
El o‘clock. Saturday morn. cidum was «luv to "sorious and will.tl
t
.t‘hurch at
ins. ‘ttiisccndttrtf' The plaintiff claintvd
i ill-'- .that ho was telling out the car alter
“ Anthony J. Mulvoy haying the cylinder clcunt-d of Vi'al'btill.
Anthony 1. Mutmy, who was mi-l The etitite police lol't'e Ot horwalk
APPROVED BY COM. '
l)ll.' in st Sill! s - . - ' . 4 . . ..
WANTED—I“ ELDERLY [Anyglér] -. n3” bu hf)“ '0' uuantuy. , 1ously wounded on hopi. H. in Franco.
, ‘ f . ,1 d s. l r ” ”‘mm 1‘1””. “U“bit Hill lioadp TO LET-~A STORP AVD I”Naomi who since has died. leaves a wid-
”” «inflating “'1 "u?” re ”0"" .0 Exorwalk. Tel. tlio. 01?. 3t; , _ ‘ ‘ ‘ . How. Eliza B. Muhny and son, who ro-
lmht housoltecpinu, in good lotalttiul .lOOnl apartments 207 hast Vlash. Sliiride Wm] hm, part-nix. Mr. and Mrs.
Andreas Mrst. \\‘. A. sash. 12: \t'ush- ‘ "East Norwalk. 4 room apartment on Henry Kern. Senior, Winnipauk. The
ingwn street. So. Norwa-llt. ('ouu. l ,6?“ SALETSOMFH "”1“? YOUl‘ll‘ilhapel St. Inquire 64 South Main St. son was born in August.
1(ut erels. single comb \i hite lien- , . Although word was sent to the fath—
oli; sl’llol’nH, bred from winners. Slot-rs, l‘el. 60' I". at once. m (m. it is not known
:(onn., single comb Rhoda island Reds; “m ' -- ‘whmhpr no (not- know the good new»
WANTED~GlRl s. t".\i.i. (‘RlililLde "'0‘“ "“3"? 7“” and "m" 13”“; 7° LET“: ROOMS AT 96 TAY' lwfore his death.
’ . - .7 . . 1"“- Prm‘" ”“0530” for “filly-'10" avenue. Inquire Mrs, 11. TarlOV, 16 Annihvr war tract-11y. no doubt one
of Mustard to 1 1- Routh \ium ii“ iii 1 a . 1 .
‘ .. ‘ - ' i ”no a P0“ ”y balm, Highland “9' 'of many which the art-at war lord will
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‘ Btl’Pi—t, South borwalk‘ “I" "t nut'. Phone 1086' - l I e t 06' Or telephone 18.) I ' thaw in answer it) God and llwl' R. A
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WANTED~Boys to pull tacks.’ TO LET »~(‘0'1‘T.’ililtl, a Round?
Audio open 0113111131st .mck on Also house. 9 rooms. 830 month. F013
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M u. Isaac Bentley.
[Em "om “Sarah. widow oi Isaac Bentley, died,
,very suddenly. of heart tmuble, at the
|uith all improvomentr. $25 itiohlh.i
purlit'iilai‘fi. thump or hot- daughlt-r. Ml't-l. Allen M.
mimics With machines. LOUNS-. A k J h T H . NOTICE ”madam. 20 mm,“ “mum this
’ . L in . 'lht- funeral services will be
BURY! MATHEWBON cow 5‘ S 0 fl . ayes 3An Ordinance RelatiVe to the s‘lar'llllcohllul'rtfnt that “mm“. at 2.30 o'clock.
Hztviland Street. 015 3t “0- 7 m St» Norwalk ' . fl", fl Policemen ion Saturday afternoon, Rev. llc'l‘l'itt T.
h *5 m ”TWIN“ i u" ” otdalncd h" ”“3 ““3"” and \‘an Dorcn Ufllclllllllg. The burial will
Council of the City of Norwalk: Scum. m lliroi‘n‘itie t-cmclory, Shc was in
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W‘MED‘MM‘“ ”"3””: 3118mm momma 3:2:th$331113"313'€»‘.‘3l..§.2§1“""u°'1‘37"“‘79'“~“““”"“"""““' "m“ "N
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to work on government Work? tirc to the Salaries of Policemen".“wring; lit: slllllunl‘lsiil‘. altllll‘g'sutll'
l PAINTING —— PAPERrHA-NGING‘udopll‘d by the Council and approvod ltlliliurl‘. \‘1'isfl‘ I H
1431112118" Will be taken 011- APPlYldocoratlns. Dalnter'a supplier; wall.b.v tho Mayor in writing. July llllh.-.
VICTORIA RUBBER CO Unionllliiier. unto-date styles. lowest tit-icon. “‘1? *3 lu‘l‘ubr mncudmi by striking!
_ out all of said section after the wordsi
Street. 015 3tiEMlmnlen ”19°”;le 403:9“. Tm“ or i "as follows" in tho third line that‘sof.‘
lat: solétl‘lted. 1 Ale“ud°r,utitl by substituting in place tlwrcot‘
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WANTED~A llllll. FOR (lltZXl'Ill I m 1 F, I Duo ”H following. (“Hf ”f l’olltt. 34"" of short duration 1.! hltanish influenza.
rtl oiiict- uoik. flood opportunity fort
I '2” 3:: 3"},“3‘3 ”burnout". “all“? ’l‘hi- tutttt‘al \ti'l who place tomorrow
. . _ I Union Parcel UPllVl’FY. Edward J. .. rd“ "'g‘dm 0‘ 0 ”" mornina from tho l‘;illlt)lll‘ church in
it 2111 just ll’:l\‘llll: lituh school, who, Flaherly. proprietor.
can typewrilc and has sonic knowlI distance hauling. Light
or , .. 3 . a. . . - -" .
Trucklnl. bong $1.?" ptr tiny Lath latioltnun. 33.1.: s‘nuxtittuk u. 5. «:11th Tim firm,”
IN‘I titty. hat-h Hillt‘l‘llllllll‘l'al‘)’ for .. , ., . . .
and heavy twill in. t‘lllllllktl‘ll t-il.t~lllt’ lllt (lllllLll
ethic of booiiliccpiniz. Good chum-c primal“ ()ch telephone. 1581, 800
admin-winch! to right party. “(li'ud'iaougo connection.
|"iCll tl'tv 'If Hi‘ll'P *o 't' [it ,
plaid 8'; 50 ‘Qtli‘llol‘l "h (lull: slim: m :, Ila ill" hotly Is not illowetl ill the 9dr
1 .. is l : ' . H . .
‘ ( hcc lhl' internit-ot “ill be made in
('ilrt‘ Sl'llllllt’l. ‘ m
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Arriciig DeFoe.
At‘tiolii: lit l‘.llt. lllPtl yi-slt‘l‘tiaty tit
lui'niiivit '1' hip ltoiiii‘ ill Soulli l’tllhl,
Wont lintl, SJHXJlllt‘lt‘. uttor’ an illness
7M.
“shtill takc pffot'i Norm tiiot lit 8 ' . .
I I ' ll .- (‘ii'ltoltt' ('t‘lllt‘it‘i) tn “l'sllltll‘l.
. tilt-nilwt‘, -
Suction 3, 0n and tiller
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0 i Louis Onion
Isl, WIS. illl ordinances or parts
ordinances hitherto on t'lcd and i -. .- .
a n ‘ Louistpttnn who llll'lllitlH wig». t'tln
tltit-trtl il tutrl'iiiui- shop Ill l{"lllllll‘:.
’coslstcnt herewith nt't- horelvv ropoul '
mud Lilvr i'it'l rind on H stiii-ltti‘ litisiiitiss
ed.
ill Ilrattt-ltylllr, tlll‘tl at liis hotuu iIt
ll I‘l‘,"
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WANTEDmiillll. FOR GENERAL: .
houst‘Worh. l'lnin cooking. Apply Flremen
Mr.- Van Loan. 'J‘.’ littsl aronur‘. Nor-t Allosl:
. Ch c e -‘l ’ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ '
w'ilit. telephone .‘.1‘.~;_ 015.3l‘ an e f r good wagon and "'7 ”“lM‘ ll. “()lnlilil'llfilll‘T-il. Strnlford on Stintlitl'. llo l!- suntrod
l enchant for (39!; haw/[eon the nail"& . A__ M his witc. who is a duuuiuor of tho
. __ - . v. 0 Gig can an orty- ve year. it} ' ’ " |:tli‘ William lionnett. oi llraurhrtllt-
“(ANTED 4 0R ”2 [HM [VRMN' Hood physical condition. Apply N. Y... NOT'CE .\lr. Quinn “its a brotlwr ot‘ t‘aptain
...i rooms on first (1001. “llll Nilllt‘ luv! N. H. ‘ H. R. R. :1 tum-t... “r xm-“nlk <._ 11mm... (.1 ristian Quinn. of [lanhury 'l‘hc fun
troy ‘mt‘nls. \tidress J. P0105"). \‘l'il‘ , ‘ - - um .. «.1 is ‘i .‘ ‘ *~.' " t '
: n ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ m ”‘l E. E. REGAN. Supt. New Haven. '(tll‘tll. (ittoo .\. ll. 1 . luulnzz‘tdnlltll in tsitittloid usitidn
0 ‘ ' " M. o. MILLER. SuP'L. Waterbury. } Wm“ 0' “ml-V "- " ‘11 ‘- ' ‘ ‘ -, -_-
‘ - a . . i c-A.MITCHELL, swig“ letford. inf hot'u‘tilk. lil said don-iii. ' . l 2. William Caeey.
WANTED—l“ COUPLE. ltOl ll: m, 1...... 4,; ._..-_ “4‘ Th0 (‘tlllfl 0' l’i‘ollrllo .‘tii‘ 1310 his \"illlultl (fist-t; u wt-ll known 'nml
in six rooms with itttproycmcnts m .irit-t of Nornulk. lmtlt lhuitul illltl ul- popular )otllit: man. an cmplow of
flood neighborhood, not for front Flu». In RED OAK COAL
- 7.. 1],}, gt i, ' l ,.,‘.‘. u' hi'n
titwr A"!:“91 A. I). ( trt of inllnt'l .. lWe re only one. ‘ ;of for lllt titdtlot. of “ill 1.1.11. tn 0" Gl‘t‘fllll‘)‘ lloulm’urti. following a
01" "‘1 Try 9' buShel and you 11 buy a.exhtblt ”M" "mm“ for stillloment. short illnoas oi pncunionia contracted
:ton. tThoso wh‘o 1.1‘tzlcrt to prosont their from an attack of Spanish influonm
WANTED"A PIANO. l'l’Rlllll’l'.5 luccounis. [it"ipui'ly illit‘slvd, \\‘lllllll The funeral urruuuemcta will bi- llll
first class condition. Tel. 210. 013 all lsaid film. will ho ”warm, a ".00“ nouncod. lalcr. '
' ' 3 Rowan Stu Ea“ N.t’rllmtlktgory. All persons llldClJll’tl lo sold 05-;
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
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A Triumph oi Sliill ' ;
Our Artificial Teeth are a. real
. WANTED—EXPERIENCED arm; triumph of SKILL.
chi-rs on Sinner power sou-in: mir’ Peoplewho are wearing them
rhinos. good my and steady worklhave no morc trouble in eating:
burners taken and advanced accord-Ilium with natural teeth. l
ing to nicrit. Light. warm work room» Why do you continue with im-g
McMahon. (‘rcmlns & Worthington}; perfect teeth, to the detriment of l
015 3t‘your pleasure and health, when
lyou might be supplied with a per-
wmreo~~x1mtr FIREMAN. ‘no-lfect set that. would be to you A"
wailon Greenhouses. Rowayton. JOY FOREVER?
-.l.ll.Mallery‘
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lowed six months from {hp mm. horo- 11m John ll.tntotk .lllblllill'lu“ tom
‘punr. died last owning ltl his homc
EFF RON
William Henry Turner.
William llenry Turnur. tilt-d. at his
home, 5 P'orry avenuc. lust etching, of
Spanish influcnm. azcd 35 point. The
funeral will be held from St. Mary's
church. on Saturday morning. He
WANTED»PRESSERS AND EX-. “mum“,
mitiners. Good salary to bccinners.l
McMahon. (‘rt-mins & Worthingtonl
Inc" “'20 Oitliard St.. Norwalk. ot.n'.lll
31:th are rcqurnlod lo makc
filie puymenl lo
ELMER l'I. lllCXDllll‘K.
Adtttinislrnlor.
‘l WAR STOPS “GET RlCli' we oldest but 10 years of ago. and the
I QUICK SCHEMEs'youngefll' “ babe. of live months.
Gambling Devices Keep Men Away1
from Work, SO Pittsburgh Takes
Drastic Meaeures.
.. Emily Marie Whitney.
i-Jmily Mitric. the little daughter of
Mr; and Mrs. Herbert Whitney. 0f 17
. ‘ ~ School street. died. of Spaniah influen-
“(iotrtclt-quick" gambling may be za last evening. aged two and one.
tho port form 01' popular amusement to half years. Tht‘ funeral services will
loren't‘ its ill-Hill blow as 21 result of be héld from the house. on Friday 8".
the war‘s demands. tomoon. at 2:30 O‘clock, Rey. Albert
in the Turtle ('rcck rallvy, nmr Recbee ofllclailnll-
l-Ittsburgh, gambling ilt‘l'll‘t‘.‘ intro on —-—-——-
tit-cd turn away from work. and a: John Glcllrd.
strong campaign has been starlcd lu- -
at hi. home, in
ptit an and to tho tzpcrations of the John Glclord died, k
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wmreo—ruwmxunxr “‘ANTSlDrO
thousands clerks. llienrwomcn. $1,100. 3 San atuclr vesterday afternoon. a ric-
ycar. South Norwalk examinations; :uamblera. . ‘ tim Fitspa'niah influenza. The funeral
coming. Sample machine lessons EN I IS I i “l it ”"1 C"?l‘°f""’°“‘ m m" WW“ will take place from tho Catholic
fvcc. Franklin institute, licpt. 23H. lb‘m‘h' ”'9 Wm" "mm ”W“ -"”“”"‘ church. in \"eatpori. tomorrow after-
‘ playing slot machines to ”W ext-lu-
1union of their jobs. It is said that nunr
- mm hare been enticed into such
j plum in the noon hour. and lmn- 1..
‘ method there during the afternoon .
in View of the areal need or con
i uproot «lion. in mining and in tiw war
Rochester. N. T. l
WANTED-GIRLS AND “'0.“ EN;
16 80. Main St
woo (‘AN OPERATE smart}: saw-f
on South plot-walk
mo MACHINES (‘AN rtxo coon; °° ‘~ ‘- ‘0 3 P- In-
mrwrnsxr WITH THE NOWQW
noon. at 0 o‘clock. and burial will be
made in the (‘nthollr cemetery. in
Weatport.
Jane- Pinball.
Janos Pinbcll. twontyone years of
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WALK DRESS (‘0. RICE SHEA!“ . bl . 11 “'lefl
. . i - . in“ age. died. It I MO. 0
Lieu-y," ' ’1’“ TOM. 137ml: cm m “rm ;“'I::‘:l:: [greatlgrrmfimrlxl I"... ,1»! aim. in. Stanton in.
out 1‘50 “00” P“: 1" NJ" .. w ; Pill‘lfllnh lfll‘ofllhi a” .4 ~ “' a ‘ “h “M. uh. .Dfl‘nhfl;
v‘. mono-rot: armor-r. .w m ”“18 “WW“; "Wm“ m H mm” m'w'“. and. m. m. m, m..."
l .001: mu.” error. 00 a —-— “m “' ‘= .9. "" .i in. mu m. um . «a an,
ful- ." [0 xi lulu! m--. , 1...... no mm d the taunt nu Mm
wane run in oral: Bf} "" w ‘5‘“ Try nu . ~ ""
. I not Want Ad
fut-«n the or :0 and 35 to "a” M ADI“ Y“
m it a .- ' . " m ""3 I"? ‘ um neit- Tm. M. "um.
'" " ' ‘0 M” "'1‘" M W M'- wfil -m. m .o m. u m; .3 M w" a in Les.” am.
1. atom moi um Mum «um-nu rm at“ room Hue Mitre-vi” m at mwdmyw,wm
.fiilo hfflifi. haul“ “gm W M M M w, M'fi.‘ . “ '1" “l w m mm.
(In “I“ heed-rt» dunno. I I IJUI ~' 0-H” Moth-amine:
M 59:?! b “it pi “itfil ' u *‘I ~’ w‘ ‘w
w uncouth-ape “m wan-teem.
timber-wan thee-“ma In 'M* , ‘
m ”it Mt rumor“ m lllv‘ “
leaves a wife and five small children,
' appeared as witnesses before the com;
pcnsation t'omtnissituvi'. Commission»
or llutlilnghunl rulrd this wcok that
"in view of the fat-ts and the Various
complications" he was oi the opinion
ithai a compromise» in this cafie was
both propcr and just, and he therelart-y
approved of the agreement ullnllllt’ild
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OLD RESIDENT, pins,
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the bakery busittt-ss. in West War-hint:-
ton slit-ct. tor a long period and. dur-1
ing that tiiuc. accumulated a formula:
which lil‘ ln\'t‘l~'lt'il iii teal estate ltciu.‘
and 111- was our oi the largo taxpayers!
of thc city. Some of his holdings aim
the property at the corner of North;
Alain and liarahull streets, and tho;
apartutont house in lluy street. l
1112 was a staunch Republican in pot;
iiic; and. {or many ycara. hail bcon al
llll’llllM‘l‘ of Old Well Lodge. No. 108.;
l". and A. M. lie is survived by one
‘aistt-r. Mrs. Martha ltamp, of Watoirw
bur), and one brother. Albert Lit-zit .
blau. oi Statttlo. Washington. and 1151
one ucphew. l-‘ritz Lichtblau. and :it‘\':
t-rnl hivcos, living in south Norwalk, l
l’uncrul services will bc lll‘lll Sutorwj
day al'lot‘noon. at 2 o'clock, from ltlll!
into homo. iiil Washington stroet lit-v.
Martin 1.. Stoop will oiliciuit- lllll r-
tncnt in llitvraide (‘i‘lllt'lt‘ly ‘
WOULD REDUCE
POLICE rotor:
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Slillt‘ ("lPCllillL lit llt‘ ho-ltl 0n Ntfl't‘lll’
bt-r 5 1918.
L‘ To I‘t‘lilli‘t‘ lllt' lllllllbt‘l‘ of llllllil‘
own of tho city or. to lillit‘ nt’oonsnry,‘
and proper tit-lion for an intlo-ftniie‘
have of nhscnci‘ to [lllllt‘l‘ othcors of“
”to city, I
When thc lWlh’Oll for llll‘ tnct-tiug;
was made hnoun, it (‘i‘t‘alt‘tl t-ottsiili-r»;
lllllt‘ surprisc. and shown that Mayor
Donovan has not given up hopes of
t‘llllinl: down thy- pay-roll of the pollen:
department, despite the action of tho.
(‘in (‘ouncll in pnsslnu tho pnlict- ros-
(‘lillltllL ot'or his win. at tho but spo-
‘ttl llli‘t‘llllE.
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TODAY IN WALL STREETI'
.\‘tzw YORK. Oct. 17 (Watt small
10:30 at. tn.) l‘eucc stocks rcsutncd
their upward swim: at the opening of.
today's tnnrlit‘t oils, motors. coppt-rai
and sbippings making gains of 1 to 3.
points in tho first hull hour's actiw,
doalintzs. Royal Dutch Oil distinguish-l
on itself with an :tdrtmcc of 1?. points.
jumping ton points bctwcen sales.
Ruils. Sugars and l'tilitios shared In
the movement at pains of l to «1 points,
bttt Steele and equipments comprising
munitions and ortlnanco groups were
computatliwly hoary.
WALL STREET. Noon.~iluo_vant
conditions prcvalled during the fever-f
ishly active morning. over 500.000'
almrou changing hands. The move-t.
merit continued to feature peace stock;
but also included high grude‘rails and
other iasues having no dirt‘cl relation
to foreign developments. New 'mrtxi-.
mums were madc by Mexican Petro-l
leum and Texas Company and humor-l
ous other stocks wen» at highest;
[31‘le of the past year or two. Even
the war xmup threw off its lelhargy.‘
probably as «result of the strength.
of I’. S. Steel, which rallied two polntei
from its nominal reversal. French
Government 5 1:2'11 me a faction to?
the high recon! of 102 1-2 and Paris!
C‘I laid at ’9. their best quotation of
the your.
EARTHQUAKE thus
not Pumas
. NEW \‘n'tli 0c: 17 With tum
liltin- our hundred perm find and
mm without shelter. teed or
.rlnrhiaa, n 1- Wasn't at inv- earthen-ht,
I“ N that min- ‘twh-l but
mitts. Ilc cum d We lion
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RANGES
60 DAYS TRIAL FREE
SATISFACTION (WWI!!!) 03 YOUR KOIIY BAG!
We have ranges in all aim and pri~ea from
$25.00 to $100.00
HEATING. STOVES
lll all‘sizes irom$10 to $50
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We will be pleased to show you these Guaranteed Range! '. A":
and also explain our Club Plan and my way to buy a. range . q.
or heater. , ' . a 3.:
New Perfection Oil Heaters
From $5.50 to $8.50 I:
Buy them now before midwinter. We can’t assure you
that they will be obtainable then. m:
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet 7::
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BELOW FACTORY ADVERTISE!) PRICE
We have 10 Cabinet: that were marred. scratched and
gauged at $10.001esa than the factory advertised price, to be .
sold.
Blankets,- Comforiables and Bedding.
We spellallze in Punishing Homes Complete
Sterling , Furniture C ompany
127-131 \Vasbinntan St. Phone 105.
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Two NEW CORPORATIONS Manager Kantor, of the Regent '
- Theatre, has entered a. complaint with“
.\ certificate of incorporation of the the police department, regarding the
Ideal Cloak company of Waterbury practice of a. gang of boys climbing
has been filed at the stale secretary's the tire escapes or the theatre all“!!!
ofiice. The capital, stock is authorll— performances. The matter will be ,1
0d at 310.000 and the1 incorporators:invesugamd. _
are William E. Thoma. Arthur F. El;
ha and Harrv .1. Beardsley.
The imperial Tie and Lumber Com-
any of Danbury has incorporated.
with 810,000 capital stock. The incoi}
porators are Anthem~ L. \\ athley.
Henfy ll. Brewer and Edward Motion,
The Morton 8: Dwyer Company 015
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