Wanth'i‘o
ness and
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Advertisenlen '
Proteasiaul Cards.
Mt Nail.
In. Chm Huh 0! Woodvaru
avenue has received word thlt Mt
chute Robert S. Hall who was st.
tinned at Camp Bennins. Columlu .
Ga1 died. yesterday. of bronchial pixi-
moniii, toliutving an attuk'oi Spanw‘h
inlaenn. Mr. Hall was a Nonalk
boy, who enlisted in the service of Un-
cle Sam, at year ago. last April. He
was at Fort Slot-um a short time.
when he was sent to Fort Sill, Okin.
where he worked in the infantry
School of Arms Dept. His company
moved to Columbus. 0a.. about three
1 1'0!
weeks ago. it is only about two
’0 LI! months ago that Mr. Hall was in Nor‘
walk. on .t twenty days' furlough vis-
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. _ FQR SALE—~l’RlVA'l‘E SALE. THE
’ WANTED—TWH (1.0m, BENCH turntture of I 10 room house. All noun!
Ineu “m some ”when“. on taint-thigh class and in excellent condition
‘1er Webbing & Edging Corp. 33 Dining room. Futiled oak extension in
i ‘. . - .. ‘bl . 6 chair“ hi ‘1 s
.M lshlngton street. boulh notwalk. l _e ”' .c .nn ( 0 e" “won“
. 025 3!;dmner set. Sitting room. Very hand-9
some chairs, original watercolors. Ll»!
brary. Table convertible, folding lledfi
sectional book cases. secretairei
tliziils smoking stand, new sewing tutu;
chine. Porch. Hammock, hickory
chairs, smoking stand, new sewing ma-
complete suite iii circassian Walnut. 4'
iron bedsteads, new mattresses and,
pillows, brass children cots, oak dress"
ing tables and chairs, bird's eye ina-
pie dressing table and rocker. Wll<
ton rugs, 9x12, 6x9. New Sturges Coir
inpsible baby suiky. Kitchen. Tables.
chairs, crockery and utensils. Will sell:
in lump or separate. An exceptionai‘
_ opportunity to SBt‘Ui‘t‘ very high class
turniture at a bargain. Goods to be
WANTED—SALESGIRLS FOR AF“ seen at lb? Flax iiill timid and will:
ternoons and Saturdays. Also 3 exper- t”. .\01.1 inmicdiutelv. 025 at
knced saiesladies. Apply at the Grand ' l
5, to 25c store, Main street. Norwa‘k- FOR SALE—CABBAGE.
" llltl't‘l head. Danish Ball Head Fancy
WANTEDoFEMALE OPERATORS]
and pressers. Wages 24c per hour to
start. We are gitinu to each em-
plnye a 350 Fourth Liberty Bond for
efficient work. This is not to be de-
ducted from waxes, Addrctss It to 20
Orchard strxwt, Nol walk.
WANTED—A MAN TO MAKE
himself generally useful around tac-
i-‘l. Application by mail only. stat-
:u; age. references and wages. Ad-
aim-5s J. & J. Cash, i.td.. (‘hestnut
F' L‘t‘l, South Norwaik. 0‘25 3t
.ZNANTED‘STRONU ’30" 0“ yellow and red onions. Aim single
““1 for “9““ room. Must be W0“ liaise dump curt. cheap. illithetleld
ponman. intend) position and 8000 Farm. \i'oltplt Hill Road, Namath:
pay if satisfactory. ll. Jacobs & Sons. T... llit). \ , ~ .025 m“
‘Ihoe nonutactulors. Belden avenue. .-. - . .
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‘_"°"'“k'"_ ”'5 3‘. FOR SALE—A QUANTITY or,
WANTED »b‘RlGH'i‘ MAN‘ 'rtllm'“ "““““‘ W" ““"”"“‘““" “NW-“i
.. . . . . l‘ob‘i llllit‘r .\o. 13, Wilton, Conn. ,
work in our iliixmg room.‘ \ou Willv __
he placed in the deferred class it you
can fill this position. Good wages.
FOR SALEwFORI’) llEllli'Eiti
car in good condition. Newly painted,
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R‘fnsflgeimgoufiiogdrwflli‘ 00" "0 timid tires, cotnplctc cqtlipmcnt.i
- ‘ ' "j ' __ chum-ml. l
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.WANTED ‘—- AN EXPERIENCED
FOR SALEV- lltlIfSH. ti ROOMS
\t'lllt :lll‘iflilii‘ovcinents. New roof and
loaders. House in good condition. well
located. (‘Pllll‘uily lll 'lilasi Norwnlku
I'ritl- 33,000. For particuars
shipping clerk.‘An excellent opportun
ity for a hustler. Our business is claw
led by the government as all casein
tial industry, and tllOStivill our cin-
ytioy are eligible to deferred ('lnssifl“ l
motion. (‘lovt-r Mtg. (‘0. :10 Hay Sll't‘elw .
.soum Nomin- ' ml. Ask John T. Hayes -
~ . No 7 Iain 8t Norwolk i
WANTED-1A MAN '1‘0 M.\l\l‘. ' " .
himself generally useful in the flu-fl 1‘“ “T‘u—NSMOI i
tnrl'. Alllliy Clover .lli‘g. t‘o., in HM ~ ~»~~-~==‘:.""" fl
street, 50. Norwaik. t‘outt. 02?. 2t L03!
WANTED ~ MAt‘lllNlSTS. TOOL-l LOST DARK i'llllilu'X' POCKET-
;.M»‘\l\'ERS. .\l.-\('iil.\'lc .tssniinimts.Emmi. mnmlmng hm 13mm... WW.
SMEN WANTED Ftlll S’l‘lCAllY JUllSl i'cttlrn lo Roiitilit-l other. and revolve
0N GOVEllNMl‘N'l‘ WORK. ii‘.«\('~.-ou-m-.r
‘TOltY l.tli“.\'i‘l-Il1 IN ilANlill'itY.‘
APPLY SAT. Alv"i‘l£ltNO()Nh‘, 5‘ LOST _\ ngw TAN GLOVE FOR
..(.'tll§S'i’.\'t"l‘ STREET. CITY. ort mill. rm], lmnd. U.” Monday an”
llimll. lli‘l‘dt'l‘ll So. Main street and
WANTED-l Till: \\'()\l.\.\' \\'|Tll
glosses from liol'lon‘s i’olnl. who call-'
edttt our factory. \\'edlicsillt_v. l‘loauo W
final! in again. Murphy Mfg. C0_ East. FOUND.
*avenue. ' l l
j “ FOUND t l'l'liSR. TEL. int;
*‘ WANTED —~ COAL SilOVl'llll'Ili. for ltlt‘lllllit‘rtiitlli.
:‘drivcr. labort-i‘. laundry “MPH". and a
vuscful man. Pay :25 ll month, hoard.
Ann sirrci, lmlvc tlt Sentilit‘l 001W.
and l't‘t'i‘th' reward.
hummus mucus
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tsrhool, Westport. '.\i. J. Fox.
.\.'.’:‘.‘ kinds of mason work.
0-12 “(.cliccrl‘iilli giv’e‘ll. .loliit llriscoil, Valley.
‘ .l’illi-c. Phone 1070.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN “11‘”; l
plight team or one horse. wishes idea“; Now .swcct cider from Palmer-‘3‘f
WANTED—GIRLS OVER 16 18c: decorating, paintor's supplies; wall
an hour to start, under 14;. 15c an ; ND"- up-to-date styles, 10“" prion.
‘ltour. Quick advancemont. easy worlc Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-i
.1,an steady. Conic ready to workmen ao"(‘"ed_ Tel. 400.
Murphy Mfg. (0., Last livonttc. lme' 61 1.2 El? avenue.
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WANTED -— GIRLS OVER 10 l
aliens to learn llizllt factory work. 1503 UN” Parcel Delivery, Edward J"
i’mr hour. until while learning. S-t imuri ”liberty. proprietor. Trucking. Lon:
wreck. (‘hzmcc in make good par.i “stance hauling. Light and heavy:
:‘Webi’ing & Edging t‘orp., S3 “'“Sh‘ln'ucking. Otllce telephone: 1681. 3003
tington street. ' 019 ' ‘
' ; minim connection 3
WANTED ~— “'h‘AVERS A’ND‘ ”' ' "" " "
learner’s. Learners paid while lenrn-' .
mu. Apply J. E. Jones, Muller Glory: D __ ;
in Mills, old 'ulr grounds, Nortvnlk. " .WANTE . Operators on i
019 Tt‘ Singer machines, also girls for l
tiible work. LOUNSBQRY,
MATHEWSON Jr 00., fiouth
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WANTED—(iOVERNMEN’I‘ WANTS
thousands clerks. Ellen-women. $1.100
near. South Norwalk examinations
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«3:: ‘Piranskliiiimlilstifli‘toetfinilepiisggi‘:.r 1k. Conn 0173‘: i335. miiirtiiieclilif‘iiiiiiticii'iszi‘gig-iii: “0“ Within l'efiljlonflble limits: The. twenty-one. and that there {13:9 n0 “'1‘ 463 casespvcr Tuesday’s report. Them? 6 B 'd giFglfiDMAer 1176-2
{gsglochosten N. Y. i _ ....m__.___‘33=;_~_ , i Mrs. it. M. Way, 116 East avenue; most. severe declines “’t‘l'tf WE‘SlBNd ‘ no” i" ”‘9 active membership. . have been i83 additional deaths from' 1'1 3° 'l '. 01'. e ' - ‘
, ~ ”“i F. Mrs. .l. Milton (‘oburm 55 South Main by on?“ shippings mid'equlpmenttr. “Li JOHN J‘ CUNE'O' the epidemic. ._ ' ’ ' ““‘L"“—‘mw‘*f
”rile SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND lrfimen street Mrs E. G Huntington 2i Buy- “mg“ ”mime“ ““‘Sv U- S 5‘99" ”0‘3“" WW"- There wasa falling (iii in both Dnetl‘: ..
TELEPHONE CO‘. l ‘ View live-title. ' . ,_ I I’m“. “the" standard ”Mk" averaged ”T" ‘ “WM ' moi-tin cases and deaths. 316.deaths heii
wants iv :hance '9’ 9°“ wage. and Id {recessions of:$ii§.sl:ll;1:§1'o;1: 3‘83: NOTICE lng reported during the past twenly-i;
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Girls and Young Women :‘ “"“m f" mm ”film” “‘0 '9" «out want no: no Wlmlen the“), riglling eof the am half h0u1‘.. District of Noan SS. Probate Your hourS- . ‘ . .
. ‘0 999”” ° "Wit" "d “NY-fl" mu In: _ _ . . . . - ’Court October 17 A. D. 1918. ‘ l f
llS swrtchbntlrds .3006 phi/stall condition Apply N Y ' - ““h a {6“ substanmtl recoveries on. Eat’le of Andr'ew J' Hut ,— l l "
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in Norwalk ‘i N. H. & H. R. R. [supporting orders. l t ‘a . ' 1 mm on 1 ANY bed-ridden sufferer» from i
Experience is unnecessary. You will E E REGAN 399'! Now H y a a 31' nQSSi thl M RF‘ETT n Peace “ding“? NON,“ k' in said district, d?! backacheandrhcumoticpaina owe l . m r‘l
he paid while. learning: After the' ' ' ' ’ mm" - . a ‘ ‘ ’ U H ‘ ' 0° "‘ ‘ ' ' ' theirconditiontothe tactthnttbey neg- i
rtrainin: is cniuillet’é‘d frequent sail r-AD- MILLER. SMP'L. Wlhrcury. Modern dentistry i! as difi‘erent 31:" 5‘01““; “19:9 fili‘igliyegifidgg igltrlrgl] 00519532..st ”lumen?“ (:29 £123! lectedthetintwuni otkidneytroublc. I ~
: -' .._,.‘ ‘.‘ -. . _ ' . tarvse ‘ . . - .-,
752i: Igilifiii'udiii given. t' ‘t . d 13.33 MITCHELL“ an." "'m°“‘- from old-time dentistry 38 le' force ill5llle firsgt hour. trading there“anowmi six months from ”‘9 date; omgyktidcuiirfill pl‘fxtnrgiig fili- i
iixlvvn‘ inii'u-inu'iionngiin gdlei‘iiildliibouti ”' ”T' " ' “* F light is fluent from agitators. after dwindling steadily. 0n the re- mfg: 3mg:tgggglmfimgffgalgetag-l f... _ Kecpthebiood am... pm i... .
i. . . - ’ bound M Petroleum more than I‘ '2 «pm til ‘du health at th l
m::.:m§:““fif'pufifn’irsbggn "‘5‘: AUTO SUPPLIES v.0“ mm“ “uh“ “I. .-mauy ucoveirodel‘iiacalgunpoint loss and shlil- merit. Those who “9319“ ‘0 "959ml k iionglu 1:“: ”an" ibuth£i psi; l
m... m... “mm... .098 “we?" 9 011.8 ' 0mm dances for perfecting teeth or ex- pings recovered appreciably wiltt’i‘alls. tails“ imam; w‘iiiji’bifllie @2301. ”an?” will be eliminated min the . ‘ - ..
in"; iii'u'iliéi‘a'u NEW new morons mama mating them without pain that: my; P333531fi'gnf35 “73;: recovery. All in...” indebted ml "' . ' ' .
TEL. co. _° A. MODNE clwractoriae’HODBRN DENTIS- cricttn Bunting showed ' actual ad-‘gg‘efféwnflgwed to make im-l ' . l
17 Washington 3"“. \ PM “7-2 (TRY little" you vizii orr 0mm. Nance. over yesterday"! clone. Fur-t '1 , . ' i
ll vaioi't‘d on other fltuprnmpnt mxflfim.“ “JON l Ititer adjustment of price: was under' KAEFLRVDi-iviggt'. l hub relic!» thou-d- chut- l|
work. do not uppit tm- m.- "r H . . ~ 1 Way at noon. leaving only . nominal ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ m m f 9.
lion. ital { Ml than among important ”Mr”. “mini-training; “hm“. an “Len no; ll . s .
i. a. :uvmvunw HERVH‘P l ' ' . . ”“"‘N'oflu‘”‘ ‘" , loin-inc . .
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Lit EM"; Mi. 1.;- . In RED OAK COAL l r. . ‘ WALL STREET- 3.3.0 ‘9' m' '2‘“ A IMJl lusting of Lady Wall-l wow aha-rune! .
-. Wo'n only no. i . g‘fbf‘WM gum, .mc; 35:“:3 lnxtott Ind“. ammonia or can» . . -
“ i'l- "who of her mm. ‘alit'rilk-Hl . lion. No. It. will to hold thin owe-inn . ‘
.. ....... .. . "i ‘ W .,.. M w n 16 80. Main St. ....... .. .. ...... ... m .. .. .... ..... .. . m ... a...“
‘~ -. mink» W. Pennsylvania. , ' l ' into who on tin death at out; new. < o a TI.
.;;“,,;""~;-g-;mi:-i "1:“ w m l Booth Naval at... u... .l ‘ It
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. 'l‘uylor avenue.
.ist tlnor. all improvements. rcnl rcn- Fulfill“ street.
:crn Jttlprovuulents,
:quil-c Michel Mutticllu. Tel. 100'
02;; iii I‘l‘ll coiivcnic'ircs. Apply to .l
{Tet so.
““83“" ‘. lor avenue. inquire Mrs. R. 'l‘arlov,
gGrove street, or telephone 185242.
CRIPPLED SOLDIERS NEED CANES;
isolit out a plea for gifts of (‘Illit'S lOi‘
. resyontl before the 10th of November.
vcry acceptable.
TO LETv.—12 ROOM HOUSE, 15 iting at the home of Mrs. Hanks. He
Haviland street. Suitable tor boardingmu many friends here who "Ill be
or rooming house. All conveniences grieved to hear the sad news. His
and possession Nov. “L For termslbl’d)’ will br shipped to Bridgeport. to
apply to 146 So. Main strap." 025 “this aunt's. Mrs. i’alul Gouldlng. on Car-
.._)l‘Uil avenue. where funeral arrange»
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, Alli. [M‘liueots 'v\lll be made later
movements. 4 Washington street. in»!
Mn. Jolt VanScoy
(i‘uiye (if-J. W. Gorhuu. .1 “125,th Mm. Anna ldl \'ansgol\') wife 01
b rcel. 0‘3 aimless VanSt-oy, ot’ 2i5 East avenue.
! fl“ - . . ' . __ idied veslelday afternoon at the Nor-
"? LETEJ bOl'T” MAR“ STAN.“ Hospital from pneumonia which
lloube, ten large l‘oOlnS. [”0de I” was connet'ed from Spanish influen‘
pictements. two lurnaces. house za Mrs. VaiiScoy ‘was twentveight
newly renovated throughout low ren' tears of age and is survived by her
tal. large grounds. big barn. Splendid husband “a ”.0 small children. The
liocult’lon.’ Apply to 9 Elizabeth street. funeral will take place from her late
l‘ horwulk. “5 6‘ home on Monday morning at it
,. " .o‘clock. . Rex. Frederick A. (‘olenlan
'ro LET-43 ROOMS, 0N 530031) “7.” “my”...
floor. all improvements. Rent 3th 6'
Fort street, East Norwulk.
Mrs. Jouphine Hyatt
. lirs Josephine llyail. widow of the
To LET~AN EIGHT ROOM (‘07-. late Edward Hyatt, died at her home
lake with modern inillrovglrlcntu_ 21 on (‘ounty bllt’t‘l. yesterday after a
LARGE Sn_ (mmm avenue. Rent 32;,~ inquire long illness. aged sixty-sown years. on Wednesday by that llt‘wspllpi-l'
002:, at The funeral bt?l‘\'it't‘tzi will be held
-trom her late home at 3:30 o'clock.
She is stur-
l.mlls and
59 Scaview avenue.
5 HENRY STREET ion Saturday afternoon.
' two soon.
To LET-NO. .
Rent $9. :nd floor. 4 rooms: also one "fwd by ”9"
large furnished room at 241 East ai’e- “an" llyait.
rule. Inquire Mrs. S. A. Youngi', 241:
East avenue, Eliot Norwullt. 024 all
Funeral ot'CIthcrlnc M. Martin.
The funeral of (‘aiherinc Mz’Mumn
TO LET vSM‘AlJ. PLAf‘D ON NO.
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”we garden and 1.: 1.. Hamilton avenue, at. 3.30, and
H, .9 - t . t . at 9tl‘clock1roni St. Joseph‘s hul'ch.
itt. lnquil of M. (.uiilzon, ti l-er where a. requiem mass wag nghv
is i ve e. 2
l nu o i 31- the pastor. “e". n, J_ Farm". t the
' ol't‘ertory Mitts Alli-c Splam sang "Ave
T0 LET»»5 ROOMS. AU: IM‘ fMaria” and. at the conclusion of the
provementil at 16 Burrltt “and". Al- masts. she sang "ii‘uco to Half. A;
605 rooms at '56 Ixxlnxton EVPUW‘. “'1‘ the corlrge was leaving the church.
proventenlri. (‘ailut 70 lkttttgtdn av!L tllé choir sang “Romp Swoet‘ 3" iii-
“Ul’l SW"? Kine. 034 ‘ :tel'lllenl was in the Catholic cemetery,
Springdale. bliss Martin Mini 8 mettl-
TO LET—-Ul’PER FLOOR. AT NO. ber of the Norwnlk High school, wcll
ll7 Wet-t Cedar street. Moderate rent. lovod by.iht> members of ill‘l' class for
inquire of Mfumli. Richardson, ”Wt-H her iioblenees of character und splcn-
t‘edar s'l'eel. 024 It ‘ did altitiidc with llt‘l‘ clnr'atliatqs. Her
— ‘pttrontll litu'v the sympathy 01' till who
TO LET "FIRST “‘70“ OF SIX have t‘Vt‘l' known llt‘l‘. and offer it this
rooms. item 313. No. 6 (,‘ms: ain‘t-t. titty of their,bcrtuu‘dillchl.
Inquire 1“. ll. Lawton, to Buyvicw arc-f
llllt‘. 024 ill ,
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Funeral of Nathan 0. Monr‘Oe.
The funeral ot' Nathan 0 .‘lionrme
TO LET“ 1 My” LIGHT "00515. was held Tuesday afternoon. from the
upstairs. “on... improvements. ;, roollih‘ home of his blFlt‘l', .\lr.~ l"iil'l‘. No. .1
lie. tilt-d in the Al-
...npblu [nquini gin-Wt nvcnul». bony liollpitttl, last Saturday. of Spam
‘ . l,:i :li isli influenza. having been ill but it
sclmrt time 110 was lt'iormniH-csi-
To LET‘ 3 RUOMS lS'l‘ FLOOR. dent of Ntli‘WHlk. bill it‘ll “811‘.“ 5'9”“
lazllust nvcntic. brick house. All lliml~ “i" *0 Rim “0 was of a cheerful dial!"-
garage. Also 2 sitloll tutti Iikctl by all. “4- iii slil‘vit-
rooms. 65: Mention street. rear. in‘ “d h.‘ 7' illiltllt‘l': touriii-(ithcrs..lluui».~t,
New l-Zilwm, (leoruc. Mortimer and Robert:
033 31 and tin- sisters. Mrs. Tucker of New
t‘nimutt. Mia. ill-trillion of Detroit,
T0 LETi—st‘EMENT GARAGE. AC- .‘tlii-li.i:.ln. and Mrs. Fun. Mrs. Smith
coniillodaiint: two carts. Inquire ill and MP" Tmnmdk“ M ""8 city.
(‘hcstnut street, South Norwalk. t‘ontl.1 """
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Canaan.
“and lodging. Apply tiii‘ens‘ Sanituri-‘ “2.: 3| runerai of Mrs. James Benincasa.
um Stamford Conn. 02! My (lct your "mm. dun" bcforv win~ 1....-c..._..n-_.____._, _ ‘ 101- ltilit PM 0! Mrs. James licnincu-
’ ' ‘iliw. ”NOR and illith'tcriiig. and uni TO LET*.rtl’.\lt'i‘.\lifii..1 SLY! . ‘“ “l” hr lwld Saturday morniuu. zit
lisiimlttuull‘omiis mid bliill'. hot watt-r i .z' in“. 9‘13“. from her late home. 11 [Silaca
tor service. ideal llti'?l~'. «‘w H mod 9mm" “ml “1"" S" Mary‘s, church at
ll. Lav ?‘ iii-Inuit. interment will be lit St.
033 3i { .\lury‘s cemetery. '
ion or phone .1027.
Funeral of Mr. Brainy
i“? ”limo"- “'“1 “'“l‘k “‘“Wflbl-‘V 0m (lrt-ll'lrtl “his will \lillcr ‘l‘ii To LET—A STORE no n For
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iglleeéz'tii‘horli'lhrifillluQiiiililil‘ltillnlliinli D. ““hmgm" 3““ t' "21 “"TO‘W apartments 207 East Wash. St. . Hl'ltill‘lt‘vui‘va': lieiil till: liltilt‘llillliaitr);
‘* . ‘ ‘ 013 at: _ . Exist Norwalk. 4 room apnrlmcnt onlthu llunnnrinn Cntholir (‘hilrch at 9
I PAINTlNG — PAPER-HANG!” Chapel St. inquire at South Main suhfrlwk. Interment was made. In Sir
.‘ Mn ”"5 ccnlctt‘ ry.
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Funeral of Edward Doyle. .
Thu “”10““ of Edward iloyic will but
164mm Saturday Illlllillnll.. at 9 o‘clock.:
itrom St. Joreph'rt church. inti-rnli-ni
:wlll be in St. Mary's cemetery.
T0 LET~3 ROOMS AT 96 'l—‘AY-j
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Funeral of Mary A. Lee. i
Tho funeral of Mary A. Lee will be.
held Saturday morning, at 10 o‘clock.
' from St. Joseph‘s church. lntermonti
in St. Mary's cemetery. l
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A short time ago Norwnik t‘llaptur.
D. .\. it. through the local papers
thc trse of our crippled soldiers. As“. *~_m
the response has not bt‘t‘ll us lit-nor - “Em ‘
Oils as" the cause would demand. ”it‘lToDAY m WALL 8 ‘
D. A. R. is sending out this second up
pen! in tile hopes that those who had'
not before. known of this urgent crtll
on'th'e part of the {internment may
NEW YORK. Oct. 25 (Wall Street.
10:30 it. m.)-—-Stocks were weak ill the
opening of today's session. speculative
issues losing- 1 to 4 points as a direct
result of the action taken yesterday
by the local money committee to re-
duce bank loans and restrict opera-
Old playing cards and bttoks an: also
The receiving Sta
was held this morning. from her llOnli‘.‘
.Ol tilt) Silt-idly in
=thrco. and was organized August
‘ 1909.
mm Good Helena
. HAS REVOLTE”. GuaranteedRanaes
RANGES,
mam-L" of m m
60 DAYS TRIAIé’ min:
the
the Auto-land“ Ponitn'
sumac-rim 011an on; 1*. may am
We hm ”inhumanity-ices from
Wt, and tho of the Hungar-
erlo. Count Julius Andras-y, aj
Bangui“ m has but,
sppotntod to moaned Baron Bur-t
ian. ;
BASEL. Thursday. “ct. 24.7— }-
Ai a clinfercllcc iii' tllc party lt’atl» is
era of the Austrian Lower Housml‘
llelti recently. Strallsky. one of the '
(“Act-ll chiefs. declared that in fit-H
itii't‘ all negotiations between the;
Austrian govcrnllielit and tiny
t'zccliofilovak government must:
in: carried on with tlic Paris ..,~.;
gallizatioii. Del-luring: llt‘ was,
speaking on behalf of the t‘ze'lli
L'llioll. he .said the (‘zci-li Dcplltit-s‘:
did not consider tltelllwlvc.» illlliii-i
filed to opt-n ponrparlcrs with ”W!
iAilstriail goverliillelit or with otii-l
t-r nationalities in llll‘ country, ac-l
;t-tirtliilg- in \"lcnna advices reel-iv:
it‘ll hero. 1
l illlgtl»Nlti\’ llcpitties Diliiit‘ a hiiiil>‘
liar declaration. it is Mitl. i
. 'l‘lic Victlna currcspontielit '
itllc Frankfort Gazette was qllotmll
liii ii‘ill
$25.00 to $109.00
lint haying Austria is not diopilhi'tl
U“ clltcr into ilt‘fltlllflli‘difi Viilil HEATING STOVES
lilic ('zccllo-Slovak ()l‘gtll. liltlll :ll' . I
l‘l’itris. hilt would deal only with”
illltlh't‘ in Austria.
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‘ A very pretty wedding took place:
in s". Jqflepm New”, ”stem". We Will b9 plotted to show you these Guaranteed Rutge-
morning It 10 o‘clock when Rev. \i'Itl' Hill 3150 e’xpiamwour Club P1P“ “d W! to buy 3' “n33
chard J. t‘arioll united in lita‘i'rlnuei or heat". ' _; . ,v ..
MissJahct hiaruca, of this city. and: 7'
Byron lililiel‘ield. of Block Island. Al“
bert Marucu and Miss 'Marie Blanche
“Marti sattqndeddha happy couple.
Miss anion is ”a well islown and
popular member of tho youugcr set
of this city: and has a large number
of friends who are extending their
conxrnttllattomi. Mr. and Mrs. Littloi
field left lat-it evening (or a short;
weddinu trip. following which thi-yl
will take up their restrictive in lilock'
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OLD HOSPITAL NOTES.
Admitted yesterdayA-li‘rod ll. i’latt.i
Wt th Jlt. I i
Dittcharmd yest«day—«Victoria lltt-‘
garisky. i Ant‘ord street: Fmttk.Ku-.
ban. West Norwlilk. ‘
"”‘iitliltlncl"
Tn llll‘ ”11.th‘ iii (‘tttmiv
slulma (-i i<‘.ilt‘ticld County:
The Sillint i-‘otlr Social t‘ltl'n. ilflillK;
by Thomas Jackson. scerctai'y. duh"
authorized by vote or said club. here-i
llt‘ :ipp't for it i‘lnli (‘criifictttc to on“
lllll‘ it to ll.l\|‘ iil its nnfist‘ssitlil and‘
till-"it‘ll”tl to its lflt‘illb‘l‘“. epii‘ltttnus
untl intoxicatln: liquors as all incldcntl
to its rminl life under the minis-inns.
nt Chap. 291:. Public .tcts of 101.1. atj
tho (tilur'cre oi’ :Jnitl club, located :-t.
X0 12‘: \\'ititi‘ lill'et’i. Town of Not“.
hulk. (‘tml’L ’
Said club ll.l.s for its purposes
ol-in-ttts tllo ft-illliting:
'l‘ii nid. halo and titlslst the members
cnscs of aicknms.
dinth. or titlicr tiltttroxs. and to pro-t
li:-:tc‘nntl viiwzllo tlicii‘ ci\'il. moral:
and tor-in! tillilitilllZ-l. and to disseinin-i
lite gun-tin} knowloduc anions: them. .
it lllib it membership of sevcntyu
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New Perfection Qiltileaitcrs
From- $5. 0 $38.50
Buy them now before in“ inter. We can‘t uni-e you‘
that they will be obtainable then.
e, a
no
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
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TBELOW FACTORY ADVEfiIBBD PRICE
We have 10 Cabinets that were marred, scmtchcd and
golt‘iiged at. $10.00 less than the factory advertised price, to be
so . -*
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i Blankets, Comfortables and Bedding
‘ We Sileiiulize in Furnishing Hollies Complete
Sterling Furniture Company I
127431 Washinamn St. Phone 105.
'l‘hc otticrra are as follows: :
Pauli .‘l:lsilli~——l'rcsldent.
llohort l’attcraon-A’iccpresidcnt. i
Thorium ll. Jackson—~Secretal‘y. l
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Horace lilnkinsztcaallrer.
Cornelius Plements~8ioward
Dated at Norwnlk.
October. Milli,
The SILENT FOUR SOCIAL CLUB.
By THOMAS JACKSON.
Secretary, dilly authorized.
this 7th day of
In all sizes iromfitl to $750
Norwaik. Conn, Oct. 7. 1918. Per-
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MANY NEW CASES lN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.——-The Health
Commissioner today reported M03
new cases of Spanish influenza in this
city during the twenty-four hours endv
sonally appanl‘ed. Thomas Jacksonu
secretary. of The Silent Four Sooinl
Club. and made oath before file the
truth of the foregoing application and
that. said clttb is a bona fide organiz-
ation wherein the dispensing of 11i-
quors is not its chief object, but is an
incident of ill. existence as an organ
ization. to its members who are
JUNK!
old iron, Just call up..
decrease of 987 under yesterday’s lec- mom”.
0rd of new cases. it is an increase ot_
You can always get the highest.
prices for raga, paper, metal and
ed at 10 a. m. today. While this is a price paid tor Second-hand Auto-
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