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' been turbo Twining.
Joseph Burton Twining died at hi:
home, 346 Park ulreet, New Britain,
yesterday morning at 2 o'clock. Mr.
Twining had been ill for a wee}; of
pneumonia, but his death was n€\'('l‘-
theless a great shock to his relatiles
in South Norwalk. He was a visitor in
this city last week. and spent several
days with relatives and friends. De—
was born in New Britain where he
spent most of his life. He is survived
by his wife. May E. LeCouiit Twining.
Burton Twining. his father. a brother.
Charles, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Ic-
cutie. stove and table. A] condition!
Inquire at '21 Woodward arenuc ollliltl It
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WANTED—BRIGHT GIRL FOR
.tllce. good penmnnship necessary.
FOR sALEvtit‘t:n.\'sHi' “till—tryl'honflg'm'L
So. Norwalk, with improvements. t‘tlli
(l. Iieuelcin, bl Woodward at‘enul‘.
oltl 3t
Lhnployment steady and good oppor-
'unity. it. Jacobs & Sons, shoe manu-
facturers, Belden avenue, Norwalk.
two heifers, pigs from six weeks to
one and a .3" years. Phone hill.
ol\ 3tlrooln at .31 So. Main stroct.
. 1‘0 LET r—i mama I-‘l'ltNlSHiu'll
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wmreosoilti oxr: To 'l‘AKt." '0" 5ALE~305lE(‘YlUIFE YOUNG‘ To LET‘ ’0‘“ "MM“
work home, last Work, good pail Al
ho man to take care of boiler. about
3 hours a day 5 to 8 a. in. Murphy
Mfg. (‘0. East ai'enue. o‘ll :lt
'horns, bred from
(‘onti.. single comb Rhode Island Reds.‘ “m“- N” 7' Viillt‘i' Place. Phone 1070.
vbrctl tmnl heavy fall and winter lay-l
(llh’ 3t
«ml-s. Prices reasonable for quality.
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WANTED—risilAlac Oillgtu'rolts 3“,:"giflfnéol‘3‘3'g’ “’m' "‘gmwd “‘e‘
and pressers. we are paying gtmll' '__.._._..._'
wages. areraglng from $8 to S‘A‘
weekly We are giving to each on: ' L08! , l ..
ployo a 350 Fourth Liberty Ilotid tot" ' “”""""‘""'""“"“‘ —-.' In”,
ellicicnt work. this is ilot dedllclmt LOST ”N Tlll'li-“IHY .ilt‘Tl‘Jll-l
t'mm waxes McMahon. t‘l't-lnlns and "Win. betu‘t-otl Van Zant and 05"01115. TO LETJN ”ENHAM‘E
pumping,“ It “Him,“ “rpm. Nurflai'cuuo. gold fraternal pin with nth-.11). “OHS“. ('H’l‘l' modern
with. H it ”on... rank on hm. ”page 1m”. afilllt‘lll. Includinz electric
. ,Ar“.__,-- ._-,.... .W
._-_,_,.. _ :Scntiucl ofiico and receive reward.
WANTED -~ S’I‘HNOGRAPHICR.
t TO LET IIOI'SICS,
tapartlllent. In
tWiilli. Ilowavton
FLA'I'.‘
Norwalk,
llcnts
from
light 5,
AND
South Nor
‘ SE to
ism por llitlnfh. Illquirc Raymond Ilro‘
olS 3t
LINEN.-
'illlpl'ovc»
‘ gas
,and furnace. Central. Inquire 2‘: 'l‘ai'
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VANCHMENT THIS is NO oumx”
ARY POSITION ANll “’ARR 9’38 l.\'
mu :zt Ior aleilue, ncar Flax Hill Road.
0001) SALARY TO START. .txo —- VEGA—l « ~
ROOMS, Ili-
llll'tllt‘llit'nll‘. in Him tlroll- street. Al-i
1,; litt‘ll madl- ‘1).llil5 court for atlllllnts-
WANTED .. GIRLS tl\'ll|l . v
nation of tho t‘<l:llt‘ ot‘ William Lit‘lll'. “‘5‘ 9‘0””“1
years to learn light factory \\till\ hr
:lvr lltllll‘. paill while ll-alllill';. 5.1 hour
vvcck. (‘hanrr to nlako good liai‘.-""““““‘dl , . "l‘cl. tit).
“74,1,ng $2 litigiti: l‘otp, ‘3 “ash“ llltlt'lt‘tl. That said application he
iuuton stre'lt. 01.. Ill hl-ard and \lt‘lf‘l'lllllll‘ll at tho Prohatt'
.tltl'u'e in thlxttlllt. ml the L‘nti day ol
TO LET '3 ROOMS
‘thll-tllht-t‘, at [It o‘clock
W ».\I.." l ii.‘~:..
ANTED \\ 1” 10 l I \l R“ "will; and that public notice tlicl‘t‘nt Grove street, or telephone 185213.
vol-ll about a place who understands
i care of horse arid ouo cow (‘tlll 31K :RH'IISIV: v“; ”all? I .WJ‘HVPS {Elfir'ifu‘fl . , ,_.,. -. _.. _.. .. _ , _ -. “
I‘m ill]! “will, out spam“, ,,,,",. ‘,,' m, ""f. ‘2: “‘1', it) ' '“ifi‘
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Mlltl .“cttipt ill lcasl fl“, tlit}'-= liC‘ . In RED 0.4K (0A1;
VIISTIGATION “(RESPECTIVE Oi" . so :1 rooms at ‘.’l Elm Grove strcctu
Vl'lIA'I‘ \‘OI'R PRESENT I'tls‘tTItlx' ‘ NOTlCE‘ llittillire at 23 Elm (trove street. ol'.‘ tit
is NORWALK Tint: & litrllllrm “NW“ "l N“’“‘“““ ”7 """"‘l*‘"
('(l, 0... 3, (Rant, ()t‘to'tt-t' liltli. A. It. mix, 1 To LET-m “ORV Wt) ., “w.
-<~-— ___.__l \\'hci‘l‘tt~‘. written ilDItlll‘ittion 1mg , ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘
room apartlllcnts 207 East Wash. St.i
l room apartment on. , ,
llllt‘llllll'l‘ ot Trinity Episcopal church.
:0? South NOI’WMlk. The funeral will
“ho llt‘ltl ttnm lll'l' talc hotllc. Thursday
. v- :llllt‘l‘lllllll.
_, 5 :lt‘k ('Ult'llltlll “ill otliriatc, and illtcr
- ltltx, rot-o lor avenue. inquire Mrs, R. Tariov. 16mm“ Will l)! in Still": Grow t‘cnicivril
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lllilil. latc ot' .\lll'\\:tll\'. in said district.l(‘napel SI. Inquire 64 South Main St.
AT 96 TAY-
'm i ,_ ,- ’0‘ m l ’0 I” Count. father ln-law and mother-in~law.
' ' W " -———‘- . " _.._' w _ 7'” “‘ Miss Jennie Int‘ount. sisterin-Iaw.
WANTED—780i Ml'g’l‘ Bi: lll. l‘tfgznsial-g‘ ‘3 Btu,“ “UHF-$.39 T0 . LET-~TWO ('(JVVEt‘TI'N‘t‘ Short funeral services will be held at
”Md uppot‘tunit.‘ (‘Ulvlflusme Mtg‘ who Flat lou~ Kim-mu: order, PM”: tarnished rooms with water ' i (ll his late home tomorrow afternoon ""1
u'r.‘ Bali‘s Court. South Korwaik. \1‘ “ml: than. t. lil'lllfle stieet. East rangc and m conveniences’ffizrfili‘flt: the remains will be brought to the tiliv.
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lonn. 0'] ”I 0" '5‘ housekeeping. $2.30 per week. Zlil lartlifmktellllrlieil‘; $2,)m%112::‘“131|g:
"‘ . . -. . .. .. ii» " 3's ' ' ~ ' l I ' '
WANTED . ill-3N FOR DYE PHI“ “LL“ l“ hl-LL .\ LADIES ‘ I m ‘ "h” 1"“ MW” “‘2‘10'3', l (‘oilillliltal services mine-chapel litthe
works. Good pay. Apply at once. East (:22le Illilnl’ coat. Inquire at ml, is 'l (telnplpry at 4:30 u'plmtk, Mr. Twining
' -' > ‘ -.-, 2 3i ‘ ‘ '1" “Hard. .‘ '~ 1. 1'
human: Goldman—BIO U l i ‘— ‘ 5 ml TO LET’ 3 ROOMS WITH ALL 1M“ :mhrlzi‘lhlenllgfln“llodli'i‘lrlliotilll‘n liltiglllsg
. . I my 1 e t.', ‘7' ,‘ ‘ . .3 - ‘ '
WANTED—GIRLS OVER lti. 18c. ,.F°_R SALE-BhRKBHlRE PIGSIlgur;alllknlhn;:llir;7 :flufilfillefiufiikfigl __. "‘
lel hour to start. under 16. 15c an “x “Wk-‘7 Jld- L and K. tarlu. Tt‘l.icu ' ' or ‘ 1 Sergeant Fred E. Abbott.
mall Qllll'li admncrment. easy work “86‘ 010 3t' __,' l 'I‘ht~ remains of Sergeant Fred It). Ab»
and steady (‘ome ready to work- '" ' —"—.-————-—- . . . . limit. who (tied at Camp MCClellau,
up» I , Mt". (' . .1 S. q , . FOR SALE 3 , w, , To LET—l ltOUMs. “(mint-Alli); . _ ' . .. .
‘ '1'” ‘ “' In I .nenue. 1“ L lAm'Ofltau-nuc; I looms No. 1 River street, Md" on (lttober 16th. “an he!“
yustt-lday morning. escorted by l‘oi'-
.poral Chas. DeSaIvo. and were lmme
‘dlatt-Iy taktll charge of by Funeral
tilirector Frvderlck H. llanung. Sci»
igeatlt Abbott had many friends in Nor
,walk. and was popular with all who
0‘3 3"knew him. altd lcl‘t Norwalk last June.
like its sutvited by one sister, Mrs. Itou- ,
.. . ill,’)0MS.:j§ Anderson. and three nepltevts, Jack.
cockcrels. Sinnlo comb “111,9 Inuit-“(m tlrst tloor, gasy-lcctric lights, buthfinavm and Eugene Drew. of Elizabeth
winners, Stormy separate furnace and stationary wasb‘mrept,
'l‘ltc I'lincral will be held Tues~~
day attei'lioon, from the funeral chapel
of it‘redt-l’ltll ll. tianung. at 2:30
o‘clock. 'l‘hc llcv. Harrison Thompson
will oiilciatt and a tiring squad from
the local Statn tiltartl collipaiiies will
HCl‘OIllllall) thl- rclnaliis to its limit
l‘t‘HllIlK plat-c, which Wlll be in Nor-
WaIk ccllictciy.
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Mrs. Myrtle Cloud.
Mrs Mirtlc l‘lotld, with of William
(‘Ioltd_ hut-d twenty nine ycars, died.
yl-stordlly inclining. at the home of her
llfll‘t‘ntfl, at Bcll Island. While fiht' had
been ill mi several inonths‘ pant, hel
death ('fllilf suddenly fmlu' pneumonia.
lit-tildes llPl' husband and one datum-
ter. ngi‘d six yearn, she is summed by
llt‘i‘ lather and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Sicrolis, of Ill-ll Islénd. and
two sislcrs Mrs. Rita linorr, ot I'liila-
(ll‘lpllld, ltlltllMl'S. Samuel Wecd. ot
ltowayton, and one brother. (‘liarim
Storms, of Bell Island. She. was a
TM Iicv. Fri-doc
ill 2.3”
George H. Hunter.
(lolirgc II. Illintl-r. who tor yours
,lla.~ bccn t-mployod as a until-carrier
,2 at tho remind district port oilico, is om»
’ol tho latest victims of 'llt‘ spanish ill
WANTED . \l'l‘1.\\'I‘IllS ANI) hm. ,W; .i.” m lil‘fll‘ln‘ ‘ ,
ll'.tllll‘l"$. Inali'llcrs paid \lllilc learn IIICNRY \\.'xll‘.Rl<‘.4:lltl-Y ,WO re only one' ,, S llllt'nlil. Mr. Hunter was taken ill but
in: Apply .l I). .llmos, Muller (Ilor ' ' ' Try 3' buShel and you ‘1 buy In short time ago with tho disease-
.ltttluc.
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NOTICE i
To the board of Polluty l'otltllli‘~'
I in Mills, oltl fair grounds, Norwalk.
lll‘.‘ TI
E FFRON
l' wxfiileEllthtll it'lgkiinn Stdvmlli‘l’ >ltllll‘l~ ot‘ |‘-lirt'lol«l t‘ouuti': {3 Rowan 8"? But Norwalk 1
art 5 ' l ""l" ‘ , 'l'l‘INt‘Hlt . 2‘ t'.'." l 'l
:Ltlll neighborhood, Alltli‘t‘is RN". 0 l‘llkfi :llh‘l‘l,| 'll‘ll‘l’lq' ‘ll'\'\l:| l.-"L;p},-l,hl\-AI Tel. “1‘ Tel. “1
l‘:ll't‘ Sentinel olht‘t‘. {socl'l-tzll'). llvluw t‘ollztllittw dilly ltll’,
_ lllUl'th‘ll li_\' "Ull' (if said (‘lllll' notch)“ D Ii ht
WANTED» WAITRESS .\'|‘ lHliT‘ apply for a club rol'tlficatc to clititlc 3y g
ford Lunch. lll-‘t 3“ it go llalc ill its posscssioll and dim;
.‘pl-ilso to its I‘lt‘iilllt‘l':-, spirituous and,
WANTED—NIGHT lt‘IliIvIMAVgIIO- lllltl\lt':llllii‘. liquors as all incident to
wayton Greenhouses, llowai‘tou. ‘ it social lifv llllllt‘l' tho prolislons ot
olN .‘it ,(‘liatt 21hr. l’illlllt' Acts of 11‘th at tlw;
»-————— -~— -——- quall'tt-I's of rant clllh. 1m Illl‘ll :_ll (.7.‘
WANTEDMHUYERNMEXT WANTS ‘n‘tmlll Main txll't‘l‘l. Town of Nol‘il'tllltl
thousands (‘l”l‘li3~‘. Mt‘llrwnllit‘n. $1100, Said llal» tut.» tor its littl'pllsvs and
Modern dentistry it ~ '3 1:;
tfrom old-time dcnti- 2 .t
You cannot realize the
your. South Norwulh PVlllillllItlltiIl“ltllljt‘t'lli tho tullowillg: the practice ot.t.ra(‘.‘.lllg‘ them without pain lliilif
‘Dec. 7th. Samplr coaching ltlssoti‘l thv virtllt-s ol' charity. justict‘, tooth. . . , , ' '
tree. Franklin lll~tltlttt-. Dept 22‘.“ Fair low .lllll i'iliolitx ,chniacterize MODERIl ULNTLSH
FJK‘licSlf‘r. N, Y, ll ha~ a tllclllllct‘shill of thin-(- llllll" THY unless you Vli‘ll Ol‘l Oll‘CC.
_‘F#.H_ ---___,_..__._,., _ __..t-li'ctl tititl ttl‘tl tun liiftjl mill was or-l
WANTED—-T\\'0 m GIRLS illt‘unnlzrd Jtm~ tatttmt. '
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x .. l ‘ 25 .‘f
milling nl:]"lllnt‘. surface grinders and. (‘. ”Hm: mfimmpwl‘. R.
to attend tool room. Good wuuos‘
. John H. Tootltill ii, i. K,
while learning. Apply iiiulcy Machine Franit “T l-W‘lllmlz > H 1.. N
Co. ‘
lltl.ti'tl.~‘ ()l
l‘atrit-k l~‘. lirophy - Stu-rotary.
.Ioliu Vt'llL’t‘llIlllt‘l‘r -’l‘rt>a.=ltrcr
16 So. Main St.
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l John F. llllQul‘tlllSv t‘hail'nlnn. south AOI'“ alk
__ ‘ lu‘ollltill it. 'l‘rlppw Tl‘l‘alNli‘t-l' omce H0 rs—
WANTED Operators on Frank W. litlchholz. I ll 9 8.. m' to 8 P. m'
t‘llin S. Yollnzs.
. , rSundays by Appointment
1- rank J. llicixoon. m-
Singer machines, also girls for
light is dinerent fl'olil .lli‘AneS .‘
malty
dct'ices for perfecting teeth or ex-
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table work.‘ LOUNSBURY,
MATHEWSON Jr 00.. South
Norwalk, Conn. 017 3t
George W. Hopkins.
A copy of its llv Laus. (‘0lt‘illlllltlll,:
attd list of luniuhcrs arc hereto (illlll’K‘
ed.
< llillt‘tl at Smith .\'or\vall:. Putin, this
:l'lt’Yt‘lllll day of October. lftlfi.
AU'I‘O SUPPLIES
OILS GASOLINE
BICYCLES VULCANIthc
A. MODNE
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"' F. o. Elks mull. ' l Phone 957““2
tremen By PATRICK r. BROPIH. . 70 N0!“ M3“! St.. 30- N°"""”‘
! Secretary. .
Chance for good wages and at}; Personally appeared Patrick F. Br0~ ' MM "M”NMH
cancement for men between the agenll‘l‘Y- S“l‘l‘t'lrlri‘ of Hills 709. Club and To the Roma] or t:..:m:y lintmtasslnnl-m
. : . r . , “ hair’iv‘ld ("utility~
of elahteen and forty-five can In mm" o"”'.""""" n“ '0 the "”m "ft ”‘. ....‘ . . .. . . . .
good Physical condition. y .tlic flil‘otztllilf. appllcnlton and I “W!“ '1‘" 2“ M d “'"M l" ”A” "W'
ill-tqu-l'. .\. IL. tots
MAGNEI! & FLYNN.
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“w. tho undersigned. l-Il-ctulu M. H “It
H .\ :- . L. rah] County, In 1. Inc t-iltlnt'sc'
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..p;-;icltt-i:i of thr- lilhfl’l‘ lizl‘wl .
MAGNER it rt.r.\'.\' ”‘
,for tun-ll lll‘t’llrlt. l'litl vim tlo lll‘l‘t‘ll" lwv-
rmlll. each tor Ilium-it. cr-llllv tllhl Ibo
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Apply N. Y. , . _ ’ lll'dt, hiatus and intoxicating I.i- lzors. Ale :-
N 'H d H R R usalld club is a bona Itdc ormmlzatiomficb lit» l. ithtnn \Vino :lmt tonsil-fit
. . . . . ;w lcrc.n tho dispfinging 0f in uors iglfiz Washington St. Ton‘n ot‘ .‘Corwall'
E. E. REGAN. Supvt. New Haven. q l y m
, . ) . ' . . . ' . . My pltlcc or business Is all Ir ti-
M. D. MILLER, Sup't.. Waterbury, :1: ill: (‘XlSllllll‘t is all OllItlllIZdllOn., \t-mm. 3.... (a... m u an...” '1“... ”all:
, l . mom )crs who are twenty-one. . {hutch lutlfictn i'urnchlrtt School or Pull»
«'illtl llllll llit‘t'c m.” no minors in medic school-house. ot‘ tho promises. pertain-
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BUSINESS NOTICES i‘utfil mmnlli‘l‘hllm Ilillli'ltl‘y‘ar ('t‘tllelt‘l'y.
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. ., Justice of the Peace. ‘ ‘
new sweet cider from Palmer‘s ESL-._-_-.-___..-- _____ l
Old Orchard Mills. Wm. Miller. 3:! ' I
Washington street. o‘2l llll ”BERIY l0AN "ms ' t
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decorating, painter”- supplies; wall
paper. limo-date styles. lowest prices.
”all“... chocmny ("013. 1-11.] 0|“ int-ow nulllrtl applicant is a sultan!» por-
den lolldtM. To]. 400, Alexander lurs more which she has subs: rtllml W" l" W Smhlrll n liven-t In Mil tn-
‘_ dru-rilml slave I., i . t ' .
tillll enttlustu-m nlnnys wins. (Brent nt-tt pl tit-lullml:l?s1llfsnmll.;lllxlr:a:‘
”will is «In. to (hr moot-ration oi :“W‘Wl "'4 "" MM" Irv-"Illi- «all
0.... Mr. mum. an“ ’ all “h" haul minis-d “. mull- ”n“ .., lllmm” totttvy “ml he) ate moon
liltii its chief oltjccl, but is an Incident“ “3‘“ “”1““
C. A. MITCHELL. Bun't“ Hartford.
tug thereto. or any Post office, Public
JOSEPH .T. LlNX“'ElLER.
PAINTING - PAPER-HANGING
While. I] 1-: Eli" Ivonne. during llw past week. lx-adcnhlp “WWI” "mm" "M "u" H"
1' tum7 vnlnlr
lilUlM‘ll in and Tan o!
innit-m. W. 1mm. bl. Wm" UM“ '4 . the \‘u-mn- Mum
In.“ to am It , ' “it-""3 vil'V-r'w‘n‘ti lit up. l, .,
stance m. Utbt cub-cry cl... "~ ‘4. 'l 9 Liberty tun ”M" ‘ L m. H. ... l
.. n. no u sh» to my not”! \ntmsl mom"... .1..." in»... in In.“
.mmmmu
1mm,
«lat; aloha-chum in em on: who " "Warm hat I «am... it on...
llm omit-d we then. «pain and W"
”m ”Mm” "..Wmm lbw-M "MW lhmm
1.5m
Iht rim Minnie-hm
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and Darkness
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. which l‘r.»ttltl-tl in his
Ettory—
l'otll'lt'tllls
I lllpll))l‘t'.
tit-lit ll
lli1 was
postal
hotly lll.t‘ll hislll.
and made an lllt‘lll
‘ llt' is stil‘iit‘titi by his will», tllrcl- chil-
tlll‘ll, his tlltltllt-r. Mrs. Emilia Hunter.
:liltl ottc :llstor, Min. l‘litlrlvs ll Stowe.
'I‘llt- tum-ml will takl- plat-o ll‘tinl his
lvlo home, on Pleasant Vicw stroot,
I‘ t Norwaik, ’l‘licsday afternoon Ill 2
o. .lsk and ltltcrinclit will llt‘ made in
lllll'l‘-l(ll‘ t‘l‘llll'lill'y. lit‘ “as a HIP!“
lN‘l' :It‘ lluticr Lodge, No, 97. I ti () IA‘,
Blanche Cecil Northrop.
.\ll.~‘.\' Illauchu (‘ecil Northrop, «laugh
“‘1' of thc lillt’ l Smith Northrop, died
at llt‘l' ht inc. ti lll'lllt‘n l‘ltlrc, yostcr-
day of pnculllonill, iollowiil: an attack
ot Spanish intlltcnza. The flint-rat will
.1 hr held from hot Illtc homo Ttlcsday
.aftornoon at 22.10 o‘clock. Ill-t, .I lit n-
‘ ton \\'t‘I'nct' omriatin.
Dr. J. Illiiallery
. of tho most popular to the employee»:
. of tho II. a" U. (‘0.
; llor molht-l', Mrs. Miliilic Northrop with
Tlll‘ lllli'ittl will
hc in lll‘l'vrsidc cemetery.
Mitts Northrup was rhyming Woman
of t"X(‘O‘[‘llt‘lnill ability. and was horn ili
Norwlilli 2R years ago. Slic was one
She is stlrill'ctl by
whom shv livctl.
William McLaughlin
\\'lllianl )lt‘lxillllllllil. of lit-ml.
died this tnornlilt: at 6:27) o‘clock, at
his home. It)? Grassy Plain strcct, no.
thcl. He Is survived by wife, three
daughters. one son and a brother, The
daughters are Mrs. (‘. M. Quinn. Be-
the], Mrs. Martin llawley. Ilethel.
Miss. Mary \Icl.out:hlin, South Nor-
.walk. and the son. William McLougli-
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t '.\lt~ you a t’llizcit .lt' 'lllt l'n.t.-.t Stat- si',
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llilll‘ll ill Nt-l'u'atlh. this Ml] tllly n!"
lin Jr. Dunhllry. one mother, .lamcs.
lives in Stamford. Funeral will be
held Wednesttay morning at 9 o'clock
at St. Mary's Church Bollicl. Inter.
itlcnt in St. Mary's cenlctery. Iiethcl.
George Totlt.
thfll‘llt? Totll. one of the best-known
residents of the Springwocd section,
of this city. died Saturday evening at ;
his homo, 24 l 2 Knapp street, after a.
short illnea of pneumonia. at the. age
of forty-two years. The funeral will
llc ('lllll‘t'll Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Marianna Rogonskt. .
Mrs. Marianna Rozoirski died at her
' home, 10 York street Sunday morning
w _ llIltl tux-l
‘Qll\t ts. its tit-tilit-tl in; law. or mp Tan“ ”1"
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front Spanish influenza. tilted fortyv
threc years. The funeral will be from
St. Mary's Tuesday morning at 9
o'clock. She I: survived by her hus-
lillnd Adam Romnskl and live chil—
dren.
Mrs. Mary I lie.
Mrs. Mary Mullilo .. at her home,
Strawberry Hill arm at amnion tr,
am on flail-y m and :5
in" The W It» held tn- It.
Ian“: this «an. ribs in mind
by bin “in“ I“ m brill!“ t
ceased was thirty-five years of age and:
«her 4.“ was bulletin lltwllliflsulllllff'i
. poll-bearers wele Frank Riley, Thomas
3 made in Riverside cemetery.
m
William H. Hugh.
William H. Haugh, a well-liked car.
lpenter of the first district, passed.
away at the Norwnlk hospital Sunday
morning at the age of 27 years. Mal
Haugh was another victim of the- Span l
16h influenza. He was a. popular mem-,
ber of Uncas Tribe. 1. O. R. M., and the
Carpenters’ Union. The funeral will
take place from his late home, on,
Glenwood avenue ,tomorrow afternoonn‘
at 3:30. Rev. J. Benton Werner will
,omcinte and interment will be made in
gRiverside cemetery. "
, .
; Harry W. Brown. ,
; Harry W. Brown died. at his home,’
;14 Union Park, last evening. aged;
,thirty-seven years. He is survived by,
gills wife and his mother, Mrs. Georg Z .
‘Brown. The funeral will be held Wed? :
;m-sday morning. at ll o'clock, and in—:
,,terllient will be made ill Riverside cem-, '
eteiy. .
: Fortunate Citarella. '
t Fortunato t‘itarella died. yesterday
”morning ,at his home, Monroe street.‘
.aged twenty—eight years. of pneumone
,ix. He. was well—known and conducted
'a barber shop on MQIII‘OE street. lie
is survived by a widow and two out tll
,children. and his father. and nlother‘
quid one sister, Mrs. Ruse Eula, of tilts"
city. He was a member of the Italitlllt
Order of Foresters and several other“
,orders. The funeral will be held \‘l'. 11-.
nesday morning. providing the propcr'l
‘arrantzciucnts (an be completed. ‘
.
l
. TODAY
DOUBLE
John J. Hartlgan. ‘ L;
John J. Ilartigan died. yoslortllly; ' J
'lll()l‘nlll;,‘. at his home. Treadwcll are»,
nue, Snugatuck. The funeral arrange
lllents have not been completed. 5. 0
Milan
mum) Guaranteed Ranges
Richmond, Sterling It Beam
RANGES
60 DAYS TRIAL FREE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED on YOET. Ion! BAG!
We have ranges in all lines and prices fro-
m: ramp
3.
$100.00
‘ Stephen Flynn. I
l Stephen Flynn died, this morning. all
his home, It'll (‘onnectic avenuel
Funeral arrangements hat sot been
completed.
i Mi... lll all sizes
’I‘ony Mutton». of 10 l’odmoro street.
We will be pleased to sh
.tlicd. Saturday night, at the Norwalk:
Hospital. Funcrtll will be held Wed-
and also explain our Club
or heater. , .
licsdlly morning. at 9 o'clock, from St.:
Joseph's church. inter-illent will ho l‘nl
St. Mary's l‘l‘lllt’lt’ry.
HEATING .
- STOVES
$10 to $50
these Guaranteed Ranges
only way to buy a range
0 Thoma] Pallip Cattery , .
_Tliomaa ‘I’liilioflntlery. who died at,‘
Fort Admit-l. "Newport, R. 1., on (lcto-‘j
t
Hudson, in ."a‘t Joseph's cemetery. on
,. New Perfection Oil Heaters
October. i F rOm $5.50 to $8.50
Funeral of Charles B. Smith
The funeral of ('lml'lcs ll, Smith.‘
who died at Us home ili Taylor i'lttt‘i‘,
Buy them now before mid-winter.
that they will be obtainable then.
We can't assure you
Friday afternoon, was held at 2:3"
this afternoon front ”to homo, with
dclcxations from South Norwulk induc-1
Loyal 0rdcr of Moose, Olive Branch
lodge. Knights of l'i'tllltls. and Bridge“
port local. llrotherhoml of llalluay,
Trainnwn IlliClldll‘lL' Rm‘. Mr. Snail“
Iy officiated. and members of the.
Moose and Knights ot‘ I’ytllias actcd
as palllwtll't-rs. Burial was in lll\(‘l"t
sitic‘cenmtcry,
Mr, Smith. who Was fill years old!
dlt‘ll following all attack of lint‘llllitm'
la. following influenza. lltl had an,
parcntly rpcol‘cl'cd, hltt sum-red a rc~
lapse late in the week and tho tIlll
canto qllicklv lio is survivwl by a
will), one cllilll. a mother. Mrs. llessic
Smith. and two sistcls Mrs lt‘rmh-rit k
W Godfrey and Mrs. Tllt‘titlfllt‘ Mark
of Not-walk, "
For t‘ltllll \l at‘s tho dot-cased was it
mt'lllhcr of tho l'tlllottl Stltos .\'a\l'.
and alloy he was attachcd to the SM".
enth t‘ompatly. ("t‘lnnttl‘tirttt t‘onst AP.
tillort'. l'ntil a war iltht ho was a
popular IlL't’Ill oi lllt' .lohn Hanl'rtclb
Itifu Inslirtlucc Company, leavini: tlltllt
position to take up walk with the
maintenance of way dcpai'ttticnt' of}
the Now Halon railroad. t
”v“ I
Funeral of Charles Callahan. l
'l‘hc l‘tinct'tll of Charles (‘tillahati “VISV
hold this morning. from his home. at.
8:30. and trout St. Mary‘s church at, 801d.
BELOW FACTORY ADVERTISED PRICE
We have 10 Cabinets that were marred, scratched and
gouged at $10.00 less than the factory advertised price, to be
9 o'clock. Wfil‘l‘t‘ it requiem mass was
sung by her. .I. J. McGuillnis. The! .
choir salt: "Lead Kindly Light," as
cortegc was entering the church. Mrs."
Iriini: ittlyincs sang "Ave Marie";':
Hugh l‘auipboll sang "Face to FilCt‘."l
'I‘htI choir sttiigf'Abidc With Me." asl
cortcgo was leaving the church. Thel
bower-boaters were William McGIono,
Ralph Scllcck. 'l‘hc pull-hearers were
John Kelley. George Lazarus, Frankl’
Svcc and John Leonard. Interment
was in St. Milly's (:etiictcry. “
127-13] Washinnton St.
Funeral of John Newman. I ’- ._. .-
The lunt-ral of John Newman was," ‘
held this morning, at 9:45, from the?
home at his son. llcrnard Newman. at]:
Funeral of Mr. Britta. _ l
The. funeral of the late George Bl‘ll-t
Mary's church. A requiem mass W‘dfi‘his late home, 40 Second street. at 2.
sun: by RGV. 1“. J. Lynch. Miss Il‘\'-,‘tl'cltick. and interment Will be made in,
ing Hay-mes tendered the solo, “O Piel Riverside cemetery, l
Jcsu." 'I‘lie pull-bcai‘ers were (our,
sons of the deceased— John. George.
Simon and Bernard Newman. Inter-
ment‘was in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
N ORWALK LINE
ras'r FREIGHT SERVICE l
l old iron. _
|
t 6 Bridge St. E. Nor.
Phone 105.
“:IUNK!
7 Aiken street, and it) o'clock from St. «to will take place. this afternoon. from; 13132:: :3: 3;??agg’flgegm
Just call up. Highest;
price paid for Second-hand Auto. _, ,
mobles.
H. FELDMAN
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
Blankets, Comfortables and Bedding
We specialize in Furnishing [lollies Complete
Sterling Furniture Company
._ ,_ ..... _h. ,_.~._.__‘.ad ‘
Tel. 1176-2.
Funeral of Mrs. Frank Guarnleri. t Between
. .. ' ‘- ‘ t . ' ,t t .
The funtial ot Mrs. hank (rullnli‘ll' No l] Shelton, Derby, Anson”;
d
was held Sunday afternoon, from her an
late. home. 9 High street, at 3 o'clock. ,
Pier 45, E. 3., foot Jackson St, l
New York
Rev. Benton Werner omcinted. Inter-l
Steamers leave Norwaik. 4 p. m.:
ment was in Riversidc cemetery. The
Murphy, Charles Smith and Charles South Norwalk, 5:30 p. m; for delK
R"?!- .: a lery in New York at 7 a. m.. the follow i
lng morning. Freight received from
Funeral: of Private Birdcatt and Floyd 7:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. ,
l Jim“- . Steamers leave New York at 3 p. ing‘
The double funeral of Private Court',’ daily. :
land Birdsail and Floyd Jones, of this; Phone—Norwnlk. 1608; South Not '
city. war not held. yesterday. 39‘ an~, walk. 604: New York. Orchard ‘l'fl'l
pounced. but was pontooned until 3:30: W you ‘ N‘ua‘mc‘ ,
o‘clock. this afternoon. Burial will be VOL“? m M. '
————— ' l.— ,. ,
PM .0 WV Elm Omal TO_ LITvl-POTTAGB. ll animus
The lwyur old daughter at Mr. with all improvements, 32:. main.
and Mrs. cums. 01m“ died Friday Aha houn- \ mm". ”It month For
Iflfl’m at bronchial mama-h. The “dictum
MI was bellm- thr mobs-o,
Mam am. My ammn low M m T.
:
mm In it I’“ mm. [In-v
Harris 81 Gans
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COAL
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