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I HHHnessandl’rofelu'o-lCl’ds.
388‘ e Miscelheom‘hdvs. : °: : ::
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mummmwaucuu l
meek-I. In; Unveil. $1.".Ieoflul l
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run-at. .emhm-lt'nuul
Um MM ll. Banner. on!
“libel-MW-
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Charles B. filltb. n well-knock mt,
ideal of thin city. panned I“‘t\ Infill
eVentng at his home on North Tayi
ior avenue. at the age of 30 years, Mt
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i llou'ing a lhort Illness of Spanish in~i
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Nelson Tuttle. of 14 Taylor avenue,
fine on lr‘riday, Oct. 18th; Charles Ed-
ward Callahan, aired 19 years. . The
Mineral which will be private, Will be
DIED—At his home, 2? Stewart ave-
_ ~ v P ’ I .
fofezrifztEdrit‘iigg$2.11.“:ng£32,!“ TO LET—~23 ROOMS, “'Ooiitt'Altulobserl'ed the ninety-fourth anniversary
gentle. Also buggy ad mm mint-nut“; 4 looms No. 1 River omen:0f his birthday this week. _Abont forty
sate. Can be seen ’any time on s“"250. Norwalk, with improvements, ”mot. his friends called at his home and
‘fluenu. The funeral arrtulsvmenti-zI
are in charge of Director Frederick
{H Ganung and willlbe announced la-
er.
' Fred Nightingale .
i Fred Nightingale died of the Span
m
day. if. 1.. Greenherg, liner ave
ntle. South Norwallt. Phone 1492-2.
.‘g-Ler j .
him from St. M; 5‘» on Monday
:' t-tninz at Ll o‘clock.
‘ wiut‘rnn
hone 3054. (till 31
FOR sALe—BnnxstE'TPIGs“ 1‘0 LET-—t LARGE
l‘six weeks old, C. and K. firm. Tel. room at .31 So. Main street.
ills-6. oiti 3t;
WANTED -_., STENOGIIAI’HEII.
(i000 SALARY TO START, AND
.xrr:t.i.r;.\"r CHANCE FOR Ali- ,
\‘LNL‘I-JMENT THIS IS NO (lRillN- sutte, . _
Ai’Y POSITION. ANII \‘VANTS lN- “Hill“? at 5:1 Woodward avenue otpxlillibi -\0. ;» Valley I’lat'e. Phone 1070.
YIJSTIGATION IRRESPECTIVE 01“ ‘ ' -..._ "‘i 018 St
“HAT l’Ol‘il PRESENT rosrriox FOR >8ALE—GIYEHNSEY sown
"Ir Ntill‘l'AIJi Tint: & RUBBER ”'0 better-a pics from six weeks to‘ To LETVIIOL‘SICS.
it‘fi pin :it one and a half years. Phone lxtil ‘ztparttnt-nt, in Not walk, South Nol-
"’ f ('15 5“ walk, ltowuvttin. items from 8:. to
. WANTED a GIRLS OVER 16 will per Intin‘h. inquire Raymond iii-o-
. yum to learn light factory work. the FOR SALE—1914 FORD, lu BU. there.
,n r hour. pawl while learning. 54 hour Wlaloes. 25 (‘hlt‘k905, for sale l‘ail‘
" v-‘ek. (‘hdnce to make good par. evenings 0" Saturday, Geo. N. Alt-Ken.
l “ebbing 8: Edging Corp, 83 Wash 01‘). “Hi Norm-nth, l‘onn. their vital" auto and piece of garden patch. E. l“.
intrton street. 01? (ii 91), - EVI'i'biien, Scribner avenue,
n
FOR SALEM 3
TO LET —-FUUR LARGE
~
PIECE
~.. ”mm
" t
WANTED-MAN TO DO tucxnrut.1 'FOR SALE-4918 Form cot’rn'
. ~ - . T LE «IN US .- .9 .it‘. .-
nork about it place. who understands 1"“ ill‘iit‘t‘l Older. 3‘00. \lith still”- it 0 T H “”8” H H
y,hou.~'c, mery modern improte—
ROOMS.
PARLOH on first floor, gasmiectric lights. bath,
stove and table. A—l condniou.4391ial"dl9 furnace and stationarv was'lu
017 8!,
H. ti. liegelcin, tut Woodward arrow-{ha “’33 9191591119d With numerous bour
lquets and other tokens of esteem. Mr.
"i‘uttle is enjoying excellent health
‘ ' .N' ‘ g “and sptnds a large portion of each day
H R lsgvéttworking in his garden 0,.
wood. lie was pleased lo see his
friends and a very enjoyable day was
passed.
Quat tertiianter
oi Strawberry
Third I fuss
:Faircll. ll rmetly
rpt'lltliilt‘, a li~hour
itiugit in .\'or\valk.
l
. ’l'lle Misses Margaret illlll Elizabeth
the,day with their ('OUMII.
illlle.
l
Iiotutis Ilyan oi Jarvis street, lci't
Ir
lNorwuik yesterday morning for \\'or'
‘cester. Manta, to take up lilfi studies at
uplittingi
llatillel
lliii
, avenue. and now tit' submarine chaser
.1.\'o. fill. returncd to his station Thurs»
FLATS ANUfllfll. ul'lt-r lur-
lc..rner‘s. Learners paid while learn-
Ing'. Apply J. E. Jones. Muller filor
in Mills, old fair grounds, Norwaik.
' mp 71
. WANTED-43V YOUNG COUPLE.
» I. rooms with all improvements. In
god neighborhood. Address Rent.
15139 Sentinel otllcc.
VllANTED- \‘t'AI'I‘IlESh‘ A'l‘ lI
.\ll'l‘~
‘ ford Lunch. oi): ::t
. WANTED-Nltlii'l‘ l-‘IRBMAV, lit)-
woyton Greenhouses, ltownyiou. .
trill iii
'WANTED»I'SEP‘L'L MAN. Anorr
; the Nice. One with some klttmlwiri
t of gardening preferred. Call {.0 Him
3. Mood avenue, South .\‘or\vnlk. (It? ill
i * WANTED-Allllitlll'l‘ tutu. t-‘Ult or
fine. cod penmnnship necessary. i-Inr
' yiioiincnt steady and good opportuni-
tt. ii. Jacobs 8' Sons. shoe multit-
' lat-turcrs. Beiden :tvenuc. NOI'WallI.
‘ oi? {It
3 WANTED 'tli\'l'IliN.\li'IX'i‘ WANTS
I‘litlllhilnrls cI'firItn. Mcnwotnen. $l.ltt0
Mint. South Norwnlk (‘KJlllillltllltlllS
‘3 comintz. SHllllJll‘ f‘llfil'lllllL‘ lt'ssol“
frcc. l“l‘:lllllllil ln<titute, Ilepl. 2::Il,
Rochester. N. Y.
WANTED—dunno A.\'l) WOMEN
'WIIO (‘AN OPERATE SiXtil-lll SHIV-
r'vo MACHINES (‘AN t-~t.\‘p (:(lllii
EMPLOYMENT \\‘I'I‘ll 'riti: NOR-
WALK DRESS co.‘ Nlt‘lvi STEAM
HEATED FAl‘TthY, srtwn
l-“WORK AND oooo PAY. APPLY s7.
‘ wtsntxo't'ox STREET. :.\'o
noon. DRESS SIIOI’. as 0:
, ,,_
WANTED—TWO (‘2) GIRLS Ill.)-
‘ tween the age 20 and 3:» to operate
milling machine. surface grinders :lllll
,I(- attend lool room.
While learning, Apply lliuiey Machine
Co.
WANTED —— Operators on
Singer machines, also girls for
table work. ”' LOUNSBURY.
inhuman a 00., South
Norwalk, Conn. 017 3t
~—-\
' {may mom
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looti \vnilt"
(are of horse and one cow. (‘nll it” 3:73 Illl Shitk, care Maples & Gold-impml lhcluding electric lights gas} the Holy Cross college iii that place.
Flax Hill Road. 019 at sclinndt. o1? 3L‘md furntlce.'Central Inquire-zifl‘av- - ....._
"i “- -—--- 'lor avenue near “Hi, Iiiil Road" ' ,. Mr. and Mrs, W. ii. llrown‘ha‘vc re
WANYED e WEAVERS AND FOR SALSA! YOUNG PIGS, ‘ ' (317 (it mined in their home in Iloslml. iti‘ter
sow and 2 more. Andrew Di‘ubek, 23
'tiicuwood avenue, South Norwalk. I
; 01? 3t;
. it pleasant vii-zit with minds in Nor
TO LET—«HOUSE. : Roons. Ill-{iw‘ilk .
movements, -“9 Elm Grove street. "I“ Mrs Front-es Sititt‘i ot' \l‘iitliiliutik
' FOR SALE—4‘0“}? (‘ilUlf‘F‘ YOU‘\‘ 9‘“ Ilroonis Ill 21 Elm (lrove utr l-‘l. went ",5“de with her uunt '
.0 ‘_ .‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘thnquiront23EiniGrovcstreetol (it, . ‘. , '. ..
whim]... flint-file comb “'hlle “,9”. _ V.. l MILRIILlilIIl oi \\.t.\llltlll d\tllilt’
('tilllllliS‘
FOUR DEATHS FROM
EPIDEMIC FRIDAY
thorns. bred trout winners Storrs,‘ ~ .. . . .. '
(‘onn., single tomb Rhoda Isldnd Ms,‘ 'TO.L‘ET~150\. ,l. 151‘ FLOOR. llowatd ”PORN t'l' llll‘ tilsen idiot.
.bred front littivy fall and winter la)-“\"‘ 5” houlh Mtii'n “m9" rm" "mms'? “'0?" I‘HJ'UNNI H “il' l“ Nt‘“ V0”! it"
ters. I'ri-t-s reasonable for unllt'
. i q 3 .2nd floor, No. 5 Henry: Stl‘t‘olf’fi’nl $9.; _,,.._
nuc. Phone 1036. lAiao one large fut'nlitlieti room.
-.._ , ‘ . ‘ _ \. . ‘ 2“ E8“? titties in \‘cwtown ittcnuc.
6 Rotills.l"‘e"“"'?hfi;‘ . erratic. ol'iv 3t.
'ttith all ilnpt‘m‘ements. ‘..i . ‘ , ,‘7 ’ 7' "
Also house. 8’ rooms, $30 month. i-‘m‘. TO LETW’A STORE AND 2 PW” “Ml. NOTICE 1
LEast Nortvalit. 4 room apartment on.
ASk JOhfl T. Hayes [Chapel St.- lnqulrc 64 South Main St.‘
m Esr‘u_mmon l—»--—~—---v——- -~ To the lino-d oi l‘ouuly
_ .. . ,1. - ~ I TO LET": “00515 AT 95 TAY‘nioncri-t of Frirtitild i‘otiim
3031mm normals , . _ ,,. ,
AJJFOW street. orilclephoue 150v“?- -5plrllll(ills and lililleliillIlL’ liquors.
_ itilc, lnger beer, llltittc wine. and rider.
:duorntlng, painter} supplies; wall, '
:pnper, up-to-dnte styles, lowest priced.. lNllI‘Wlllk. in mid countc Mv plnce
fof business i?” not located within ‘. J
-iinprovemeutu. rent :16. Four roomy 1,0,1“...
rllcynolds Poultry Farm, Highland nve-
‘ . "‘7, Mrs. llanks of Weston ls visiting rel-
,quirc .‘lll's‘ s. A. Younge.
TO LET» (‘(l'l‘T.\tll‘I,
l' month.
1puttictilarit, [room..apartim‘nts 20? East West]. Sh.»
No. 7 Iain smile“, .. im- 5°-' . l ”0““.
Ior avenue. inquire Mrs, R. Tarlov. 16‘ I hen-by alllily for it lirt-nse to scil
; PAINTING” -— rum-nemtndt
kill .\'o. 25 Day street, in the Town of
iEstimntcs cheerfully given. Trial or-
Mia,
‘ish influlenza at the Norwulk IIospi-t
,tnl this morning after a short littlest-J
aged 32 years. > t
The funeril wliitli will be strictly
Private, will be‘held from Iii: la'e‘
.ltome. 40 (‘11le street on Monday ztf-i
ternoon. l
lie was a native of Enziand. :m'i'
cattle to this city with his parent"
during the past year. He worked iti
various places in town, including It
J. Mct‘aflhv's restaurant. and tonic
many, ft'innth ll\ his clteetv diSpt ‘5
lion. t
—-— —v< i
' ' George W. Britta. '
‘ George W llt'iito. one ot' the hunt:
i
018 3i1 Int-khan of Greenwich at‘t- ._‘.1:-il,lflinJg known and liked turn of this city. died
TO LET—n3 noons. cuter: row P‘ruuk McLaughlin “l “V‘S‘W' 3‘“ street.afiera slittrl illnessoi' pnPlllilo.
yesterday at his home. to Second
lnia which followed an attack oi iii!
1 fluenza.
» 'I‘hc tlt‘l'l‘ttl‘ll is u wvilknown itall
moulder and is :t member ot lllt' ltlt'.il"
uerio of the Fineninl Order of Ettg‘n-s
' lie is survived by his wife. one child,
, llll'ct- brothers and three sisters.
« ’i‘lic IuIll'T'Al will take plw-e frttn his
flair» home on Monday ai‘tcr- mm at 2
:ti‘t-ltit-lt. Rev. J Ilenton Vlc'rr. r “ill
I oiiiciute and interment will be. madc in
ltlu‘httlt‘ t't-tilt‘lt’l‘)‘. l
Charles R. Duffy
(‘hatrles ll. Bully dlrtllllllh‘ ttioi‘tiitiLt,
at his borne. 42 Woodward nvcnuc :it
the age of ‘il years." [legidee hilt} :wlltm,
he is survived by his mother and t‘ath-iy
er, Mr. and flit'ti.,.3ll'clia‘e2'Dtlff\-. thin-e;
‘slttteriz, Mrs. F‘l‘nnk Rineliartlt: . Mine.
.Ktttherine Duffy, Mrs.- Harry Seatncn.‘
all of. Norwailt. n‘ four brothers.
James and John of Waeliinl‘lon. It.
l
,0, George of Brooklyn. and William; .
‘nf (‘amp llnnmck. on. The. funeruli
will be Tuesday rimming. at ninel
o‘clock from St. Joseph’s Church. _
Interment will be.“ St. Marx‘s-
t't‘lflt‘ll‘l‘“. Funeral pri\‘ute. ’
‘
Nathan 0. Monroe.
Nitlhun 0. Monroe. n former well»
known resident of llli.\ city. died yt-s»
lcrdity afternoon ut his home in .-’\i-_
linny. N. l'., after it short illness of;
pneumonia contracted frotn an attack;
of intiurnzn Mr. Monroe was lltll'll‘
in this city thirty-seven yours nu.) Ililtl‘
hud resided here HIlllOeI continually:
until :ix months ago when he wont to;
i
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.
.
lders solicited. Tel. 400’ “9’3“!" 1‘ ll . f ‘ l" . "fcct lll it direct line of n tlill"('ll edi" Alhntiy to utccpt it lut-rtttitc poditloit‘L
1White. 61 1-: Eli avenue. - , 9”” “u‘d mm “1*“ My). ; m... pal-09m.“ ”hm” m- pump. “moot. on the railroad The body i< expected:
-—~- . w” huh... or m. r, is» .m in: iii this city this nticrnoon and they
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J. T'f""""‘m' “Red WWI“ “1“" " ”‘l‘d‘m‘ ‘ VI” _ , ‘ P?“ H “l" "1.". funeral ili‘l‘.tlil!t'llll‘lil.\ will in- nit-t
F] b H to develop pneumonitt very ttuit‘lt- H“ " ”- ”‘ “n‘ l'“ l “m“- ”“1“ l' “cunt-ed later. i
i a "th proprietor. Trucking. Milli l\ tutti iii the mniority (if raspg the Mary or tctntirry. ‘:
pittance hauling. Light and beaflidn-cnst- is very twvct‘c with them. lIc' in. M,” J film." "f ,1“. I‘m...“ Courtland Birdsaii—Floyd Jones. i
Tho: double i‘ttntidl oi I’rivttte
itruclting. Ofllce telephonu 1581. aoo'uruentlv requested thttt they keep on WWW, Y“
itirt-ly :twnv i't'oin nil crowds or any ’ ' ‘ . . .
tiltlct‘ \l‘llt'rc llit‘l‘t‘ is lllc flllfllllt'fit IlllS‘ llilll‘ll :tl .\l)l‘\\‘}llk, this lolll titty til
tsibiiitv of tin-Ir contracting the til (it'lolwr. A. it, 15015.
sense. * l
A Ilif't‘llllgl (if u numlutr
. House connection
l LOST
i LOSTw—ON 'I‘Iil'ltSli.\Y Alv'l‘lillfi
A. one 2mm:
Applicant.
. l
til tot‘inrk’i
t‘t urtinnti llli‘tlhllll-fllltl Floyd Ii. Jones ,
. both virtiim oi the Spanish iniluciiznw
. will lic lit-id limit their lillt‘ home. x.
'I‘Iiilnhelh :ttrcct. tomorrow :tt'leruooiil
i n' “ o'clock. lit-v. Frederick (‘olctttttni
. ot‘ the» churches about tin - .- ill tl‘t - : l , t-r l: l .
noon. between \un Zuni and nciiorn held hm “Hm“ “n,“ ,3 .. . .., “‘c. the urdcrnlttned. elector and I; 1.:1,‘:.::d: ::‘lll‘llllfl': m n “I” Ml
, . . . . ‘ .' , ' ' . \ ‘ - ' ' ' .-
3332“: ”gob; flidl‘mnll'lcgm ‘I‘Ith “ml ‘close their churches ii~ .‘ » ttw- ~ . Murmurs. 34 defined by law “l “W _-.._ l
'. at t o ll. 89 tim- n - .. . ' .
. mud to hold no Ht‘l‘lt ‘34 -. . Town of. .\orwitik. in mid" count). Funeral if Charles E. Callahan ’
ISentinel oiilce and receive reward.
. ..
nl.i "‘ [tier of the hoard of health, but \vite'
.tl purely voluntztrv step to Fiilt'glifll'fi _ ‘ ' _ j , . . ., ",.
,thc health of the parishioners. The ”M" ""d “0 d" “”9“ ”mm -’
O
, Flremen thistors oi lllt‘ following churches "Hill for himncil. certify that the
. h . :M‘t‘i‘t‘ in favor of the plain and an ulmvt- nitnicd nppllt‘ttnt is a suitable
C into for good wages ahnd Id-iitounccd this mornltltudhttlr lnl‘rp “'llll 1"me to 1),. granted a ”ppm“. to N.“
z it ie no Ft"'(‘l't-l l‘ll‘ c ., re .
va cement f°r men between t a lace, x ' n k m ‘ I “ intoxicating liquors and thttt the
I
la, el hteen’ ”“1 fort -flv “r. 'ntlllm'l'nw.‘ Norwnllt t‘onutegntionnl. . > . .
': aood ghystcat conditiorl. Aopply N. v. .Nortvnik Methodist, South Nttrwn'k alum- «ivscrthrd place it. In 01" 09hr
'Ponsrcentionnl, South Norwttik Moth ion. it suitable pingc wherein to sell
for such li-
nimtc named llt‘t‘t‘filll‘l‘
TM“ “"9 not “"m‘ ”" ““7 “mm”! ”"' hop-by endor-tc the application of the
The lllilf‘l‘tl or ("-0“ l". t‘aliulinn.
wil be held Monday mornint: lit 8:30
trotn his lute home. 27 Stuart nvenuc.
untl nt tiinc o'clotk iroiu St Mary's
(‘itttrclr Funciiil will be private “1'
torment \till he in St. Murv's reme-
lt‘l'L I
Funeral of John Newman .
flincml oi .loltn Newman \xiil;
The
be held nt 9:30 from llll‘ home of his“
‘N.H.&.H.R.R. w y _, .
' . indict. ‘bouth MHMlH‘. “3mm" “"d silt-ii intoxicating liquors . and wc son Ilertittrd .\'cwm"“ ‘ Wen street.-
. E. E. REGAN, Supt, New Haven. ;l<2nsl Rom-Mk Mt‘llltltllfil laplst'tillill, .1“)er schi‘nliv lynch for himrcll. and to tl't'ltlt‘k "m“ St. Mary's,
l M. D. MILLER, Bup't.. Waterbury, A rumor was about the city that the . ' " ' - ‘f ‘9'] W Church. interment in S" Maryfn‘
l C.A. MITCHELL. Sup't" Hartford. Palace and Recent. ”'“““““ would mm“ that “( art mun” ( 1 d (‘ cemetery. Funeral will be private. l
l
‘closc tonight until further notice. he- into situated in said Town of Nor-l
lcnusc oi" tlficgipidemic. Ilul the tunnt- walk. \ I
.ttgcmcnt o it til places of tumtscmen . , .. r ,
icipphtttically denied this rcpoi‘t this llutctl “l M’Nalk‘ ml“ hm dn“ of
:morning when interview by n Sentinel 0“. -"~ 11, 1913-
pnrtt-r. i John Oldcnechlaccr. Joseph 'I‘omnx
The lzitcsl victims of the Spanish 39““, Mario Marut‘n. John Redway,‘
.‘ In RED OAK COAL
iWe're only one.
i Try a bushel and you'll buy a "9
will bl‘ lthl
'o'clock from her home 5' High street.
Funeral of Mrs. Frank Guarneri.
‘lte funeral oi‘ Mrs. I-‘rnnk tluarnerl
Sunday afternoon at 3
Rev. il’nton Wei-net- will officiate. 1n—
tt-rtncnt in ithcrside cemetery. Fu.
[influenza in this city are I’t‘ctlci'lck
1Xiglit1tlgziic. til (‘ross street. Firm
District and Gnome \\'. Britlo, to See
East Norwelk. nnd‘Jll't‘Fl. East Not-walk. lloroihv
Tel. 441. i0wen< Adam»: ttvcnuc;
‘ lSmith. North Tuyior nvcnuc.
t
ENJOY ED TOUR l “I"
itAtt'rront). om. tout-driven tiiou j EFFRON
Hind dulitirs was realized from the con {3 Rowan St.
«ct-ts given in this state in September Tel. 441'
by the French Army Ilztnd. according.
to an announcement made today by} — e A { Those who have been admitted to
(fine Connecticut State Council of Do. A Triumph 0' Skl“ illll‘ hospital suffering "mp ”10 di'
fence. under the hospices of which titc‘ .5938? MP :‘mgcllm‘ Gillvt‘tli. Marv
Our Artificial Teeth are a real Gillerdi. .lcnny Virgo. Joseph Tlfllltl.
- all of Sntizntuck: Walter DonoVau.
triumph 0f SKILL blames Virgo. ’l‘alyor
‘linntl was brought here. The build Wits:
’ finariinteed_$.'i,xotl. While in t‘onnecti.
cut it gave seven indoor puitl concerts...
f. fl'herc were also several concerts oull
of doors, but to tlie=e no admission was
\charta‘d.
avenue; l’aul
have no more trouble in eating rczloue, \vestport; Chants: “Hill, to
ithan with natural teeth, ‘llenrv street;— I-‘irst District.
'l‘Tltc Defense; Council has learnedI Why do you continue with im-. ' ~--
3}::'(lll”;::_n‘l'lgfl"t'h',_'*g§:d (‘g'l‘A‘II‘li-Z‘m: perfect teeth, to the detriment of! EAST NOR‘VALKn
thiit tho bundstnen regard their snu;;::rm§;(;1atsge “fiegml'ttllx; When. HAS SMALL FIRE
lti ('ottnccticut its one of the most on SUPP l W! a pen;
joyuhlc features of litelr tour in this.‘ feet SCI. that would be to you Al The Second district fire station re.
"' ""111". They have exprrsaed RP‘JOY FOREVER? T spontlcd to an emergency alarm. this
. pm Iuimn of the entertainment and, noon. tit 12:30, and found the roof on
tortnni rm-ptiont accorded them in n J a.“
. r. . . allery
.' t‘onuwtnur hut mid they were pnr~
titularly pit-med and toothed by tlt:
to So. Main St.
Minn-mm informal mvpllons and
ihttclt of the East Norwalk railroad etn~
ftion. blazing. The blue was put out
3without ,much trouble and the dittnaue
‘lWll estight. A small hole was burned
giti the tool hint ”to watt-r ll‘tlk‘ll
itlmsugit trio a pile of fur.
\t‘tirn the the was diluent-cred a
“pimp mli Inn Will to the Mnyiltiwet
p ,Iltmlt Mid Ladder (may. but I!!!“
I...‘"- .; not no unit on duty to we" the
oinm. and the Central fin elation In
holllnl t‘htet mm and one In
Wand. Haw-nib. n
wedslde vii-item
All mum, united to the French
.J“ Am Ilium Hum llb t-unnits. nonvo-
: 4| on. gm . In the rug” do t‘altiale
{a Free: it ui’amul in iii the 'rlll'ir
. eel “It: to the hi and I‘tiih it
‘ W it intuit-t. ’0 vii. lineman
my I l' A Th- hand hill
M m but new Lilwcn I‘mu
n We: Va! Mr
mammal
mill- in .
aw whim
.Ql New.
W
lthe Goldstein Bmtliera’ fur shop. in.“
Abrnlinm Hnrrls._
I hereby certify that the. above nntu-
ed cndorscrs are electors anti taxpay-
th’it's Tl- ers. as defined by 13““, or said 1‘9““ land will be held on Monday morning
of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwnlk. this 16th dii“
October, A. 1).. 1918.
HERBERT B. SMITH.
3 ‘ Town Clerk.
PeOple Who are wearing them 'Huzinn Editewood street: Tony (‘ur- 'r.. om “mm-n or (totmtv 'Commtsslonerst
of 1-‘niri‘ield County,
‘ t tum-m- v-nwlv for n license to sell Soir-
.ituous untl Intoxicating Liquors. Ale. [A-
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220 Washington St, Town of Norwalk,
tin snltl t‘ouuty.
; My plttcc of business is not. located
“‘illllll 200 feet in a direct line. of n
ll'lturch I‘Idiflce. Parochial School or Pub-
} lic Sclmol—hutlst‘. or the prcmlscn pertain-
inu Illtrt'IU. or our Post (Nice. Public
Library or Cnnetery. . . ‘ ..
Air you it citlzutt of the l ititt-tl Mates.
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llilit'tl fl. Norwulit. this 8th titty of
.‘irtuiu-t‘. A. It. Will. ' . .
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Applicant.
We. the tindenlned. elector: and tax-
" Wot-11 Is defined hv law. of tlu- Town of
Kuwaiti. iii enltl Pol;nty'.hl:'ert-liy' muffin
the nmdimtlmi of he a. Vt» unmet
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for such llcem. and no do hereby- IF"-
ernllv. tech for himself. refill that the
aim" mm is 1 I‘ll table par. '5' “nub m e back ““11““
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$431: tad-:fiulm ::t ”W" “a ”MIMI“! "5'1" hut v"! “M“(‘N‘SB'i
mm a. in. II our opinion, a not. fill. ln fear of mm" “ll the lixht
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@pnd will be private. Interment will be
.. made in St. Mary‘s Cemetery.
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Funeral of John Newland.
The funeral of the. late John New-
at 10 o'clock from St. Mary's Church
"MORE EAR
QUAKE
f TREMO .
RECORDED
' ST. LOI'IS. Oct. lib—Earthquake
; tremors were recorded co the Seismo-
' graph at the St. Louis University last
: night front 10:28 to 11:05 p. m. The
distance was eatiflitcd at 1.800 miles
almost (inc south.
‘HEAVY GALE ON SOUND
TI 5 UP BARGE SHIPPING
1 BRIDGE ORT. Oct. ‘0 ~\'iolcnt
storm conditions upon the Sound Fri-
vday baffled navigators. So keen was
the blow which sprang up sudden vei-
terdny morning that town nought safe‘
ty within Ih'! breakwater in large
numbers/i Reports or vessel capininst
indicate that several inn with bare-
cn futon-caught ol Penileltl reef uln-
m lines I!" heat but? ll!”
m Inland pm by «we.
to Maul”! ll.
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RANGES
60 DAYS TRIAL .FREE
SATISFACTION 001mm 0! You IO"? It“
We hove nub! k III Ibilaldprimfm
$25.00 to. $100.00
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or heater.
. HEATING STOVES“
In all sizes iromSlll to $50,
We will be pleased to show you these Guaranteed Ranges . '
and also explain our Club Plan and easy way to buy 9. range
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New Perfection Oil Heaters
From $5.50 to$.8.50
Buy them now before mid-winter. We
that they will be obtainable then.
can ‘t more you
sold.
BELOW moronr onnn'mnn PRICE
We have 10 Cabinets that were mailed, scratched nod
gouged at $10.00 less than the factory at
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dvmised price, to be
Blankets, Comfortabies and Bedding
127-13] Washinttion St.
, We Specialize In Furnishing Homes Complete
Sterling Furniture Company
Phone 105.
' 'NORWALKxLINE
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
Between
Norwaik, Shelton, Derby, Ansonia
and
Pier 45, E. R., foot Jackson St.,
New York
Steamers leave Norwalk, 4 p. in:
South Nor-walk, 5:30 p. 111.; for dell!
ery in New York at 7 n. m.. the follow
ing morning. Freight received from
7:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.
Steamers lent-e New York at 3
daily.
Phone—Norwnlk, 1609; South Not
wnlk. 604: New York, Orchard 76]“
NEW YORK & NAUGATUOK
VALLEY LINES, INC.
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It you have any broken
window glass have us
replace them. thereby
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JUNK! "-
You can always get the highest
prices form-g8. paper, metal n’nd
old iroil._ Just call up. Highest
price pitid for Second-hand‘Anto.
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Tel. 1176-2.
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