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WANTED — A“ LXPER'H‘C'E‘D kitchen cabinet, almat now,
shipping clerk.
Kim a hustler.
du~try. and those in our employ
eligible to a deferred classification.
Apply Clove;- Mtg. (‘o.. 50 Day street.
is.» Norwalk. 029 2t
WANTED—A MAN FOR OllR ’MIX‘
am: r00ul,a good opening for an intel
‘igcul. willinc worker.
Mir: (‘0. :10 Day street, So. Norwalk.
Advertisements
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it" ent'ellenl opening,
This is an essential in-
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Hmiromrsuennt-
MiscefianeousAdvs. ::::::
«Mummies-«rituals.
anus-q tea; cum-k. $130.”th
mm
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M W" m. M 0! 899’“: cemetery, Nowell.
influeue at the w lhlyila‘ — . ,
you-Mun The W services will Funeral of lies flag I. unis”.
be held from Riveuide Chapel, 1.1 The tunerel oi lies line E. Sullivan;
Wednesday afternoon It a O'crm'l. will he held Wednesday morning all
Rev. J. Benton Werner o‘clntinz. 8:30 o‘clock iro- her late bone, 3,
Mr. Brown was born in Norwalk iortr- Plynouth Ivelue. end at St. Mary's;
nine years ago, he has worked as a church at 9 o‘clock. intenneiit willl
mould" in Meeker! foundry for be in St, Mary's cemetery. ‘
runny years and‘was a member oi the
Moulders' Union. and 0! Norwalk
Amie, N0. 588. I". 0. I
Mr. Brown attended the funeral oil ,
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fellow workup-n in the some [Wyn Label Front the Soldiers
. Webevenngeshulllhsudprimfmm
to u: , l " <
who died of the same disuse last 1 “Over Tum Can send
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Phone 2047.
Tele‘luges. N0. 3 and N0. 6 Di Sean Court..me 5"" 90:“
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Phil“ and '83 removed: The government has made a dras; ‘
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To LET-t5 AND -5 noon cowsweek. and soonsttcr was seized with: . pack“ 1
Rent 812 and 516. 5 rooms at ill) lulu ‘0 the Norwelk hOSi'iNl‘ but a le'ltic regulation in reference to Christ-l
at 181 Flux Hill Road.
Fouled oak extension dining table,
chairs, leather
match. Lute
tum-nine. sectional
t. he. 0
, huudso
FOR SALE—FOR PRIVATE SALE.
So. Norwaik.
. 5 Joseph Di Sesa 121 Main street, Nonifion- Walter Brown.
5“th.0111118 closet I5 walk, or Central Hotel, So. Nomi-ilk:
st Singer cabinet sewingl
fumed oak bookl
all library desk and chair, very,
me parlor chair, new mahogany
street, Iith all improvements. Rent days since. . IIDIS packets lor the overseas troopai
317. Also 4 rooms, N0. 12 Burbank' "9 193““ a ""9 "“1 twochildren, The War Department has arranged)
street, St). Norwalk. Rem 810. Inquire a daughter. Ml'fi- El!“ 1‘01““, and a (or a system at distribution of special:
labels among the American soldiers;
loo duty overseas. One label is given,
Mrs. Simon Blake. 1to each soldier who is to mail the
I Helen, wife of Mrs. Simon Blakefiflme '0'th W? WWW,“ home "9'“?
died ms, opening at a 0-0101.“ a! hervwhom he especially desrres to recetre.
hon", in itnnbury, [according to inlor- glits. One packet only can be still“
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dirt. Jill? .
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TO LET—6 ROOMS, 52 SPRING
street. lint tloor. inquire J. A. Rudder,
029 Bi}
'music cabinct. music rolls, water coiv'
,or paintings. 4 iron bedsteads, all com-
plete and new. Oak dressing table
or phone 1446. 029 St
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029 2t
- day.
motion rot-rived by relatives here to- because one label ‘5 given ‘0 "3"“
Mrs. Blake. who was formerly soldier. No packet can be sent With-i
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WANTEDVV‘A YOl'NG MAN TO DO
T0'LET——‘STORE 1N noy'r's Miss Helen Blake. made her home out the special label. Anv out»
our jaltiltil‘ work. A chance to earn :Tgrgrgcf?,rl,dffiii,sk3'12,2'33,“ 1:65,: Theatre building, now occupied I] here {or set elrgl i‘f‘nrgglid nglsha niece 33:33:33 5:511“; 8:1: l‘Oh: (131111133? .
llllliou Mei-rill Business College. f ' - ‘ ‘ , " Borden‘s. inquire l. M, Ho or J. M. of Mrs. Haio . , r . . e was i, J
- 029 3‘ Cine cabinet. Line (‘Ui'lallll Daron-Layton & C0. n 028. 31 married ill hPl‘ former home in Dun- who has that label and have the Kill;
WANTEowa A \‘Ol'NG COU-
pit- four mains rooms with improve-
ments Rent from Nov. list or lbth. Adv
dress A“ cure Sentinel. 028 3t
WANTED —- OYSTER OPENERS
GOOD STOCK.
(‘AN MAKE $55 PER WEEK. J. Sr J.
W ELSWORTH CO, KEYPORT..
N J, . \
WANTED —— SALESLADY FOR
store, one with‘oxperience' preferred.
Address stordficnre Seutlml. 028 3;
wmrsn-rw‘o ‘ ‘AOTO 'riiivcn
drivers. Apply Raymond Bros: 02% 3t
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WANTED—GIRL 011 bonus or
high school, class off; 7 or- 1918, tO'I'ucntedx centrally “in East Norwiilk.
do general. oilico work in a store
Willing to pay 00d salary to start
and trim girl,l experienced iii the
work, who Will adapt herself to busi
ness. Opport pity of advancement in-
to on except anally good position. Ad“
«iron L. M., th‘re Sentinel. 023' 31
WANTED—FIRST CLASS TOOLI
makers. Highest wages paid, 8
titty, time and one hull tor min-time,
026 31
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The Wheeler Tool (‘0.
,WANTED A.\'
and Rubber Co.
WANTED-~IliEN FOR OWLCAS-
in); department on all three shifts, 8 WMM'WW" ""1““?
hours. Piecu work after lctlrning.‘
Piece workers earn from 50c to 75c!
per hour. Apply NOI‘Walk Tire and,
Rubber Co. 026 iii,
WANTED—1 FEMALE OPERATORS
and mussels. Wain-s 240 [WP hour to!
start. Wc life giving to each ein-I
pioye ii :50 Fourth Liberty Bond for'
efficient work. This is not to be de-
ducted from \l'nucs. Addi'css H to 20'
Orchard street, Norwulk.
WANTED ——- COAL
driver. laborer, laundry liclpcr. and n‘
useful man. Pay 325 ii mouth, board
and lodging. Apply Gil'ciis' Stinitiiri-
tim Stamford Conn. 02l tit!
WANTED—GIRLS OVER 16, 18c
an hour to start, under 16, hit: an
hour. Quick advancement, easy work,
and steady. ‘ Come rctidy to work.
Murphy Mfg. Co., East avenue.
WANTED — GIRLS OVER 16'
years to learn light factory work. 150
per hour. paid while learning. 54 hour
week. Chance to make good Dnl‘.
chbini: & .i'ngiiu: Corp, 83 Wash-
ington street. oil‘ 6!
WANTED —— WEAVERS AND
learner's. Learners paid while learn»
ing. Apply J. E. Jones, Muller Glor-
ia Mills, old rair grounds, Norwalk.
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WANTED—GOVERNMENT WANTS
thousands clerks. Men-women. sl,100
yt-ur. South Norwzilk examinations
Dec. 7th. Sample coaching lessons
frcc. Franklin institute, Dept. 23H,
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EXPERIENCED.
fireman. 8 hours. Apply Norwalk Tirel
026 St,
hammock, hickory cii'tiirs,
tunity to sect;
reasonable prices.
5 FOR SALE-JP
capes at a bar sin, it sold at
First class con ltion. Call and cum
STEADY WORK. inc. them at the Tuttle 81309. at No. bank street. suitable- for any buei'
M
’ kitchen,
chairs and tables. An excellent oppor-g
re high class goods at‘
wo HUDSON SEAL, ““8
once I;
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tbury several years ago, and Went to placed 1" ”‘9 box. Upon ”‘9 ”PM"!
v - .- -. i this label from "over there.” it is.
T T-—-FlRS’I‘ F O .“atcrbu.) to reside. She was a sis- 0 . ',
rootgs I.gent 813 No-nglraosswstrgz‘t“ '9" 0‘ RW- Father Blnhe, an inelruci- m. be ”ken.” the RM cm“ limb“,
. . .. . ,- thc Nim" College. The "L ities who will open special plates in
028 3, mains Will be. brought to Danbury, and the city. to be announced hle..WhPler
tinnerail berth.“ held in that place. a special carton 3xix9 will ht; giicnto
‘zDeatli was due to pneumonia. follow. the bearer. Only what can re put in-I
dug an attack of “mm", .to that carton can be sent. Alter the.
' ._.....- carton hits been filled it is to be re-l
Jone Von 5coy ,turned to'the Red Cross for inspec-
,inquire F. D. Lawton. 40 Biiyview nve- 0"
T0 LET-“STORE AT 18 HUR'
$25.00 to $100.00
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“lllll'd head, Danish Ball
' house dump ‘ curt, cheap.
an, strap.“ South Norwnlkfl 023 3 boss, inquire at in Burbank str
FOR SALE4CABBAGE..7: LARGE
Read Fuller:
yellow and ted among Also single; house, 0 rooms in good condition,‘ tit
Blithefleldl“ (,‘edai‘ street. Inquire 37 Cedar St.
| ' 028’ 3t,
' i so ‘ scrutin ' and mi“.
Jcssc Van Scoy. of 215 East “9““.th and P n y p
. HEATING/brows
' I ' ~ « , . wrapping. The Red (‘ross Will then}
TO LIT—Lownn PART or 9'3“, ‘3‘“ ”“1"“, H“, ‘,““”'“ 0F ff“: forward the‘packane to t. transpor-
ls n tienza, “H ”'y year" 9 *5 tation place for shipment «.lvnl‘seas.,
survived by two small children, Viola the sender my“: the postage. Watch}
‘Farni. Wolfpit Hill Road. Norwnlk.l 028 at '3‘: ‘32:; “gum: £2$nmv§L$SE the newspaper for further iniormation, In all Sizes “0“] $1“ to 550:9. it:
gTol. “40. t 10:3 3t, . H ‘ M . drone Van Scot, and Mrs. 'lmam. -——; GKLEY' ARRESTEB : c1,» , . -..« ‘
VIOR SALE limit-W 8 ROOMsmis'hgdL-rao‘oi—n: wlfll);§t:igwglzuenldp£p "alllwell and one‘ brother. Dav d v”; MISS 6 IN _-;.. .. . M i .. we will be pleased m lhfig you these “mm W , .3
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,with, all improvements. pew mat “dietinvenleneee for light housekeeping. :8; h,:h,‘;,,f"§,‘;{,‘,‘,'. argz30t¥;uggx Confesses to Stabbing Hem-y Hsrporl “db”: 0‘th our 01‘“) PM all! my in! to buy 3-,... 3;!- p
lendérs. ileum in good condition. well,- ‘3‘50 .a week, 21‘3““ avenue, ”9" afternoon and the Rev. F. A. (‘oleln it With ' r" “Knife ' i or 0‘ l'. "- ’4“ ‘9 b“ P“
‘ 3W?" 5'0"?” “ML 0‘35 3rwtii officiutc. Interment w)" talc“ ' v, - .ogtpatrolniunl ~ ' * ‘
_l'ricc 33-005. For parlicuars i V J ~|plncc in Riverside ccmeterv. Mr Viln‘ Through ”1,9 ‘kflahte ’ I . “.1 ' " ' ’ ‘ "
4 A k J h T H ,3 833 tau—3.0m salami) moon/q...“ wit. it... "l“ mu ‘smy “WOW“: t'”.“"£:.”2‘f.’2§'£‘st ' ' New Pei-fee [on 1 ea ers >-
l ‘a Mix! 1., centraly located ' {my ,‘,,,,.m,d' ‘. i‘” ‘“ ~~ / '0! 37 avmon 8 Wk ' ’ " " - . -' ' .
‘ , , , y . ,‘csllr . tipping died . . ‘oi. . . . _ , . . i in
, S 0 [I . dyes ho. Norttnlk, for storage or ligbt‘lafl,“ week 0, ”w Hm, .'dlseasc. yesterday afternoon on the mafia“, “'1 g
No. 'I loin 8t. Harwell:
gut.- chem—tumult:
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:tcr. llrick and plastering, and all
kinds of mason work. Fatinwtes
cheerfully given. .loliii Miami]. Valley
l'lticc. Phone 10:0, 023 (it
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New swcct cider from Palmer's
Old ()I'cllurd Mills. Wm. Miller. 33
021 int
PAINTING
decorating, palnter's supplies;
PAPER-HANGING
WI"
paper. unto-date styles, lowest pricey
iEstlmates cheerfully given. Trill of'flocation. Apply to 9 Elizabeth street
ders solicited. Tel. 400.
White. 61 1.2 no uenue.
Alonnder
Union Parcel DelIVery. Edict“! J.
ll'laherty. proprietor. Trucking. bong
iletsnre hauling. Light and heavy
. . l'I‘cl. 00.
SilOVitdduH, trucking. once telephones 1581. 300, .
House connectlon
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WANTED —— Operators on
Singernachines, also girls for
table work. , LOUNSBURY.
MATHEWSON o 00., South
Norwalk, Conn. 017 3t
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Firemen
Chance for good wngee and Id
:ancement for men between the .9“
at eighteen and forty-five yelre In
good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,
‘l. H. a H. R. R.
E. E. REGAN, Sup‘l, New Haven.
M. D. MILLER, don't" Waterbury,
C. A. MITCHELL, Sup'L. Hartford.
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COWS FOR THE RED CROSS.
Get your repairs done before win-limes. Iood for any business.
asssultinz Henry . Harper. ‘
Haven. N. 11, with n' pen knife and;
inflicting a number of wounds. “Han;
per and the. Brinkley wanton. h |‘i
been engaged for some. time, but on
Sunday night they had it falling out,“
and whenllenry attempted to upbralu,
licr for-her actions she pulled out a.
small spring pen-knife which Henry
bud lent licr prcviously "to cut a corn.
oil with." and lahbed hlni in the lest
_ and inflicted it rather deep gush across,
his chest,
manufacturing. 'Good light front; tear.
,and overhead, inquire an‘ence Aneu-
tcy, 15 So. Maia (street. 028 (it
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. . , Mn. Susan’Ferkn
Susan Fttrliiis. wile'bl’ thc late John
'Farkiis, died at her home, 395 Flax
COR' Hill Road. )‘l‘lflt‘l‘lllty noon, aged forty“
“l “VP“two years, of Spanish-influenza. Mr.
. , , , lmmh'b,Furious dicd Sunday and a double fun“
FJ‘ J‘ Mchovein, “‘4 Connecticut “9‘ and look plate in the Hungarian Pro-
nue. ‘ ltestunt ('liiii'wli ill ll o'clock this ntorn
,ing the burial lwini: ill Riverslde‘ccm-
, TO LET-‘FIVE ROOMS, ALL lM‘ fiery,
ipi‘orements, 4 Washington street. ln-i
. From $5.507,,tot$8,50 £1. ,-
‘ Buy them now before midiirintor. We can'tsnuurwjoufiw ’
that they will be obtainable then!" , . . -»
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»net- of Ferris and Connectic
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'“rm- 0‘1» 3t; The funeral at .\lt‘.< niixabotb Scy— ”- " “W“‘m‘l “
tended the man and ordered his re-i
from which
The
take
—- .Innur, who dud “New“. wm lm niovnl to the hospital.
ST" ill-U3“ from hcr lutc liome on Tul’ , , ,. ,
illnufill, too large rooms, modern im-igflam, 0,, «Thursdni tiltei'n00n at 2 he was dirtlinritg agrtggrllafi M.
,pi'ovcuionls, two furnaccs. bongo o'clock. Rev. F. A t‘olemnn w," oi~ mutt» hm? i; no , ‘
newly renovated throughout low X‘I‘n‘ llt'lfllt’ and the horizon-in 1“,, place though pit pile. he the mum“ affair
till. Large grounds. bit: burn Splendidlu Riverside cemeterr, l‘“"“.‘“““ ‘ u r ; ‘ ,, i
Lenti tltsupiwiircd. presumably site In t
tcwil. chterduv afternoon Patrolman
F'ritnk Stratton began a quiet search:
and tllscoverul the woman hidden in;
n house on Raymond strect. llc an,
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i TO LET7~59 SOUTH MAIN
Funeral of Mrs. netticia Kelley.
- ‘1 ’l‘iu- funeral of Mrs, l.citicia Kelley
TO LET—A STORE AND 2 FIVE“ “'liz- livid truth the noun ol' hm- daugh-
iroom apartments“ 20? East Wash. Std ti-r. Miss Jennie l’owurd. ‘li bin uni-t "Hm, ,W am, bruucbt her N, “on“.
4 .. ‘ i
s . ‘5 I l ‘ ~ . A ‘ confession of l I1 ll :1 r, lint s ' ",
'Lhzipel St. Inquiie 64 South Main St. ”9“” w”; "m“ by RM' "l “‘ Lynch. int“. hcld tor trial toiitori'ow iiiorninc’. t
I’ lit- pull bcui'ers were John P‘lllgt‘l“ .. ._..~ 5
. :i‘ ' l.I'~‘lt‘i' liorui'cy. Sherman Powers,
‘ TO LET~3 ROOMS AT «b: arty-g lin-(lrund iitymonti. his... Alice ,
lior avenue. inquire Mrs it "till “ S m" “m“ ”IOWA": MM“. and Face NE \Vl’OltK, Oct. 29.—«Thc Sptinisilij
fGi-uve street, rlr tcleplione l\'-2 !? THE SOUTHERN “NEW ENGLAND inliucnzu cpiticiiiic showed an increase,
I ’TELEPHONE C0.” of 1.261 ovci yesterday's figlll‘t‘5.'lllll :1.
W*7—— "— 15081“ H VM‘ _... wants decrease of 824 below Sundays in the
Girls and Young Women 4.073 crises reporlgd today.h lilllll‘hlil'l'lv:
.. ‘ . .v N to operate dred and twenty v9 ten s. an 1-“
,.e,|:,?:1,.,f it]: (fisxfifinngg Jug: . its switchb’nards crease of 75. were reported “th; . ‘
:mkpn from my mum at Silorf‘llllvvmi . in Norwulk . Tod’ays figures shop .0- man fuses
iAbsoliitclv “0.0uem0m‘ asked. ,It w.;i‘1xperlpnce is unnecessary. You Will and 330 deaths from pl’leulllttlllfzdll ln'
‘HurlbuttdZT So. Cm‘nu'ull avenue, Alab’ Wild while learning. After the crease of 217 and 106, rosputiw y..
lnnlic cm. N. J 023 6,truinmz is completed frequent sol-'m-cr yesterday.
M lary increases are given. - .
,‘Cnll tit 17 Washington street and be:
,‘ South Norwulk. 025 Gt
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We have 10 Cabinets that were marred, scratched and‘
gilltaged at$10.001tiss then the factory advertised price, to be
so .
.,- Blankets, Comfortables and Bedding
' We Specialize In Furnishing lloiiies Complete» ,
- Sterling Furniture Company ;
127.131 Wasbimrton St. ' ' Phone 105.
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Dayligh‘ and Darkness I gum lgig‘rvlfd‘l‘kfnsulgrles. pet: l‘i 332i s. W... W- _._._ . on -..-...-. ...r ‘
convenient to call in person tcle-l ‘
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Modern dentistry is as different
from old-time dentistry an day.
phone chief operator. 1708 between 8
’a. in. and 5 p. in.
. . . ,THE SOUTHERN NEW ENILA
light is different from deficient, ‘ TEL. co.
You cannot realize the many: ‘7 W“"‘"°‘°" 3““ '
’ - . iii" em lUyed on other government: . .
devices for perfecting teeth or ex- p at these, ,vsfimmglc‘gngfifit12‘j‘ fisgrgggrgg’c"
tracting them without pain that l ’ H " ' ‘
iwork. do not apply for one .
‘lober lStli, A. l‘),, 1918, ‘
characterize MODERN UENTIS« Upon the complaint of the snidlg
THY unless you visit our oliice.
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NOTICE
Rosa Kulmnr {is Joseph Kalmar.
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ROM Killlllfll‘ praying for reasonsl..AVE MARIA" His DEATH
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,Will Stock the New American Red
, Cross Hospital Farm at Sarisbury.
LONDON, Oct. (By Mail).-——Sixt.y
{pure bred dairy cown have been given
to the Am’erican Red Cross as the re—i
pull of an "Appeal to Cattle Breed-i:
era," issued by citizens of the Island;
of Guernsey, in the English Channel.‘
They are to stock the ne ' American,
Red Cross Hospital {timid Sarisbury.
“At the most critical moment in the
history of this righteous war America
came lo'our assistance," read the up-
peel.
"America is now turning what might
have been defeat and degradation into!
.glorious victory. WHAT CAN WE D0i
lN TURN. - ‘ ‘
Rochester. .N. ~Y.
AUTO SUPPLIES
OILS GASOLINE
Brownie VULOANIZINO
A. MODNE
Phone 957—2
70 North Main 8h. 80. Nor—4k
In RED OAK COAL
We ’re only one.
Try a‘bushei and you’ll buy a
ton.
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WANTED —.Young woman.
for office work. Must be quick
and accurate lit figures. One
who understands stenog'raphy.
Apply at once. LOUNSBURY,
MATHEWSON o 00. 028 3t
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16 80. Main St. '
. South Nor-walk
.omoe Hours—9 a. m. to 8 p. m. l
._SundaYS by Appointment
is new SHIPS IN A WEEK.“
wnsrtmerou. Oct. 29.4359:an
A34.
EFFRON
l’UT CREAM iii no E
‘ AND ST“? 0 TARRH i “TheHAmcrlcanilllled gross is erect-:‘uew ships, 01' 98,900 total deidweight 3 ROW”! 8‘- But NW
._._._ 3 us a osll in w t 30 beds at Stir-lions. were added to the American fleet' ‘ l
,, Tells How ToOpen . isbury Court. netti- Southampton and during; the week ending Oct. 25. The} Ta' “1‘ Ta‘ 441'
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trils and End Heul- bids.“
‘y‘ “has purchased a large area of land deliveries announced today by the
- i.tittrniurntiingui;1 raria man suitable ol .Shilprtns, Burgo- included the rimming the mm
. , suppy ii I s a ry an other needs aprons. an 11, ton vessel bolt 2' - ' , . ’ ' - ,.
T loii feel. lane in n few moments. ‘.........It would be a gracious act Alameda. Cal. and Cute ‘Mdy. all 13,3 NORWALK LINE 3 FRED W' “MC"
utir cold I“ had or cntnrrh 'm b, on the pan 0! Guernsey formers ,0 000. built at Sparrows Point, .lid. , P an O! ‘ l (‘lerk «if the Superior Courtlior
:hmfi'l‘lt‘ culi- (toned nontrlln will.”- etock the term with Guernsey cows." l _-. ~-- ‘ a! '3'! all: i I 'nlmfld County. I
w" ”grabber?” of mar hood The farmers Ind cattle growers of WAR EXCESS TAXI! SXTINDID. ! m , — . . NOTICE .- - ...
N. ......i. to.“"...“.:.“*"....- 3.2.3:...“ ' ammonia? .33.???“ 3““ “.- M W M» M' m .. m
'"~ : ' ‘ ' ' ' “em-Won eorr u , _.
”If-Jil-umm'} ain‘t-ms le‘hnl'lM or turn! loom: secured I special net-om 3......”- in ,5. Wu I» {ill at" u .3... . : “ gals-xi: or mwcw‘llldlm: or #3:,
m In .. .. hum: tor bmtn at he the am at the nice-ted cattle. u m the “once ' ““0“ I M M aha .. h to . on; Hell M Ml
‘ ' When thee-I“ annulment: hard by the Senate M eon-hm to: h,“ . «run tn-t We-
Ttll your bitumen
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.Falrfleld 00.. one a mask for 2 weeks,
set forth, for a divorce and the cus-,
tody of minor children, now pending
before. this court. having been return?
ed thereto, on the first Tuesday,
May 1918. ‘
it appearing to and being found by
this. court that Joseph Kalmnr, the
said defendant is absent from this
state'and gone. to parts unknown and
that notice of the pendency of. the
complaint was givanvas' required by or-
der of notice heretofore issued,
[now the plaintiff asksipr it further or-
der of notice in the premises.
l Therefore ordered. that.notice. ot’
,the [tendency of said complaint be
given by‘ publishing this order in the
'South Not-walk Evenlns Sentinel, a
newspaper printed in Norwalk. in said
successively, commencing on or be-
fore the 29th day. of October, A. D..'
three at the Note Capitol. "OHM.
(mint. It 2 p. 3.. WM!
end flint-ed“. November 0 all 7 lot
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HYMN AT WIFE'S GRAVE
EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J., Oct. 29.
——The strains of "Ave Maria." which
ol‘ Adam Bombagh had played on his. via-i Old iron, Just call, up.
. . nigitti
since his wife killed herself with gas;
three. months ago, failed to issue last;
night from hi home. at 108 Cornelius?
avenue. The viollnst's son, John. was:
becoming worried over his father'si
absence. 4,
Neighbors found Bombagli stretched,
across his wife’s‘ grave. one hand:
’clnsplng his violin and the. other :1 NH
.mlver. He was dead from a bullet'
’he had sent into his brain. Tuckedl
beneath the violin strings was this:
note to his son: ‘ t
“My poor boy, forgive me. .I have.
lleft you alone in the world, but i no!
'to your mother. i play the 'Ave Maris‘g
first. because that brings me nearer-
hcr. Take the violin. which is all I
have. Be a good boy and be carefu-
wlth your music." ‘
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