mi —
WAIT!!!
WANTED—MAN FOR GENERAL
factory work. Apply (‘lover Mfg. 00..
nu hay street, South Norwalk. O30 3t
‘
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WANTED —— AN EXPERIENCTEO
fireman, 5 hours, Apply Norwalk Tire;
and Rubber Co.
WANTED— MAN AS FIREMAN ON
luwih'cssure boiler. Day work. Amer-
ican lia lienltlle, inc, East Norwalk.
030 St
WANTED , (lllti.S TO WORK ONl
second Shirl. iron. 3 until it o't'iocku
Ameritan La Dentelle. lnc..l
Apply
mat Not-walk. 030 3! l
WANTED-YOUNG LADY Tvc.’
ist Good position and chance for ad».|
vaitcenienf to girl who can qualifyl
(live age. nationality. experience, and:
Salary expected. Address box Y, care
of Sentinel. 030 3t
WANTED-4.00M. AGENT FOR A!
fully guaranteed kerosene carburetor.‘
900. E. Carey. Cheshire, Conn. 030 6t]
WANTED 7;- AN EXPERIENCED:
shipping clerk. an exec-Rent opening.
for a hustler. This is an essential in-,
dustry. and those in. our employ are,
eligible to a deferred classification“.
Apply Clover Mfg; Co., 50 Day fifreeb'
So Norwaik. . o2!) .
WANTED—~A MAN‘ FOR Ol'R MIX-l
int; roouha good opening for an intcl-.
ligont, willing worker. Apply (‘lovcr
Mfg. Co, on llay street, So. Norwalk, l
‘ " . ' 029 2t
wmhfl...’ __-_ -L 3
WANTEO~—A YOl'Ntl MAN TO DO
our Janitor work. A chance to earn
tuition. Merrill Business College.
. O29 3t
WANTED—'BY A YOl'Nt‘. (‘OF-
pic four or five. rooms with improve-
ments Rent from Nov. lot or 15th. Ad‘
drool! A., cure Sentinel. 02% 3t
WANTED -— OYSTER OPENERS
GOOD STUCK. STEADY WORK.
l‘AN MAKE 832’» PER WEEK. J. & J.
W ELSWORTil CO, KEYPORT.
N J. ‘028 6!
WANTED —~ SALESLADY FOR
Nm‘t‘, one with cvperience preferred.
Address store, care. Sentinel. O28 3t
WANTED tillil. tiltAlillA'l‘lCS Otl‘
high school, class of 15417 or 1918, to
do general office. work in a Store.
Willing to pay good salary to Start
and train girl inexperienced in the
work, who will adapt herself to buel-
news. Opportunity of advancement in-
to an exceptionally good position. Ad-
dress 1., M, (are Sentinel. OLN 3t‘
WANTED—FEMALE OPERATORS
and pressera. Wages 24c per hour to
start. We are glvinu to each cm-
ploye a $50 Fourth Liberty Bond for
efficient work. This is not to he tie-l
ducted from waizcs'. Address it to 20‘
Orchard street, Norwalk. l
l
SllO\'l<Zl.lCtt,.
WANTED * — (‘O.\l.
driver. laborer, ltlllllllry helper. and a‘takcn from my llllllSO at Sliorcllaveu. be paid wliilc
l‘ay 3:3 a month, hoard
Snnitari-j
024 (It,
useful man.
and lodging. Apply tlivcns‘
um Stamford Conn.
WANTED—GIRLS OVER 16. mosI
an hour to Start. under ill, Inc an;
hour. Quick aill'anccment. easy work
and steady. (‘Outc ready to Work}
'Murphy Mfg. Co, East avenue. !
WANTED —- GIRLS ovnn 16
years to learn light factory work. the,
per hour. pal-l while learnlnz. 54 ltoul‘:
week. (‘hance to make. good pay.‘
Wehllinu &. litigin: Corp, 83 Wash.
iutzton street. 019 (it;
i
WANTED —- wnavnns AND!
learner's. Learners paid while learn,‘
ing. Apply .1. E. Jones, Muller Glor“
1a Mills, old fair grounds, Norwalk.
019 7t
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\VANTED~—";0\’l§RNZ\IENT “'ANTS‘
thousands clerks. Men-women. $1,100,
year. South Norwalk examinations.
Dec. 7th. Sample coaching lessonsl
free. Franklin institute, Dept. 2311,:
Rochester. ,N. Y. I
-"\
WAW Young woman
for ofllce work. Must be quick
and accurate at figural. One
who understands unworthy.
Apply at. once. LOUNGE Y.
MATHEWSON 8 00. . 8t
, Advertisements
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lwit‘b all improvements. New
» Darnell. eavechlly
Wants, To
“”1"" 9» “MW "' - ‘1“: L1: mam: ,"
Sterling iii-Ike Co.
" "Tw‘w'w . . . ’
REPORTED MISSING, The
i .
Nor-walk, Stanford and Bridgeport
to be on the
Nro. Chat-ion J. Ii bur. .
Mrs. Alice Lockwood ‘ ydenburiu
wife of Charles Julius BlydenburrJ
died at her home on Benedict atrec'. [101109 have bten “lied
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Miscellaneous Advs. .:,: : : : :"
«Hum-flawelmm
nix-om Ila; Ono'ukJmo. Slocum
._.. - “__..._____.w_
East . Norwalk.
Blyd
shoc
host of friends.
resident of East Nomlk and was
held in the highest esteem and respect
by all who came in contact with her.
She was but twenty-six years of age.
and has been married for but a short
mania: l
2018!
time. She was the poasesaor of a sun.
by and genital disposition which at—
tracted to her an unusual large num
FOR SALE—PURE BRED JERSEY
heifer. due to freshen next spring-
Mrs. E. G. ll. Schenck, Wilton. Tl-l '
FOR SALE~N’O HUDSON SEAL
00. rovements.l‘ ‘ l ' -, .
.030 3t 3, Street, 4 rhflitisfliefidg 3:01? $531‘85‘mpathies are extended the family. TODAY IN WALL STREET l
$9. anuire or Mrs. S A. vaung' 241' 5"“ is ““4““ b" "e" husband“ —_ ' "
East awn“. 530 3,her mother, Mrs. George Lockwood. new YORK. Oct. 30 (Wall Street.l Sole Agents [or the Famous
and two sisthS. Helen and lialcl 10:30 a. m.)-Stocks were heavy all '
030 “popes at a bargain, if sold at once? «— .
. T0 LET—~H()USE,6 SOUND VIEW"
84 N)- Terrace, 7 rooms, including bath room l
per
in-t
out Well cit-4.;
l".rst class condition. (‘all and exam:
me them at the Tuttle Shop, 1
Main stretf, South Norwalk. 028 ;)
FOR SALE—HOUSE. s
roof and
leaders. House in good condition, well,
located, centrally in East Norwaik.l
Price $3.000. For particuars f
Ask John T. Hayes .
No. 7 loin 8%., NM
1&1. ESTATE—113mm}!
Firemen
Chance for good wagon and Id“
1' elahteen and forty-Md
good physical condition. App y N. Y.,t
N. H. a H. R. It. i
E.. E. REGAN, Sup't, New Haven.
M. D. MILLER, Sun. Waterbury,-
c. A. MlTCHELL. 8nd!” Hartford.
NOTICE
Electora’ Meeting
The electors of the town of Norwalk
are hereby notified and warned to
meet on the Tuesday following the
first Monday in November. 1918, for
the purpose of voting for the follow“
me officers to witze-a governor of the‘
Slate, lieulenantqzovernor, secretar‘Ll
treasurer, comptroller and attorney'
general. a representative in (‘ongreSSl
,for the Fourth Congressional District:
in Sherin‘ for it‘airficld County. a State
senator for the 26th Senatorial dia-
lrlcl, a judne of probate -for the dial
trict of Norwalk, two representativesl
in the ficncral Assembly. and justicosl
of the peace.
The polls will be open for said put
pose from Six o‘clock in the foreman
until five o'clock in the afternoon. :if‘
the following places, to wit:—
At file'Town House. so called, for
the first voting district embracing the
first and fourth words: at the (‘entrall
Fire Station, enrolled. on Franklin
street. South Norwal‘k, for the secondl
voting district cmbracin: the second.
and fifth wards: and at the Mayflower
Hook and Ladder t‘ompany's house, on
Van ’/.andt Street. l-Eaet Norwalk, for
the third volinl: district. behiu the
third ward.
Dated at Norwalk, this .‘llllb day
October, lill‘l.
HERBERT R, SMl'l‘ll.
'I‘own f‘lclk
2 l
Oi
LOST
LOST $100 REWARD FOR 'l‘lilcl
return of two diamond dinner rings.l
Absolutely no questions asked. l~‘. “Kl
l-lurlbutt. 27 So. (‘ornwall avenue. At-l
lantic City, N. J.
“momma ruinous
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T0 LET~NOV. 15TH, 5 ROOMS.
on first floor, on East avenue.
lnr .
her of friends. for to know her was to
love her. Her death was received
with great sorrow and the deepest
All improvements
mom it.
Go.
‘ For further
ROOMSuuire at office of the
Rent 820
particulars
laickwood.
Funeral arr genlenfs aré in charge
,of Director l). 'i' Raymond. and have
lnot beyn completed.
Rcbert Upton Steele.
Robert l'pton Sleele. the fhreelr‘cflr- trenie reaction of 2 1-2 points. Muti-
TO LET—7 6 AND
Street, with all
f8l‘i. Also 4 rooms, ND.
lstreet, So. Norwalk. Rent 310. inquire
)Joseph Di Sesa 121 Main street
walk, or Central Hotel, So. Norwa‘lk.
029 6t
5
ROOM COT-
tages. No. 3 and No. 6 Di Sesa Court.
Rent 512 and 816. 5 rooms at ll9 Main
improvements. Rent
12 Burbank
, N01".l
S‘cclc. proprietor and manager of the
Hotel t'lifforri, dicd early this morn
ing in the Norwalk hospi‘al. A two-
week‘s illness of bronchial pneumonia
was the immediate cause of the death.
Besides his parents the lad is Stir
\lV’l-‘d by one brother, George, and a
sister, Margaret. The funeral will
take place from St. theph's church.
1
toldson of Mr. and Mrs. ileorge A
l
”-
st reef
or phone Hill.
Layton at Co.
-—
I To LET-ti ROOMS, 52 seRle'
. first floor. inquire J. A. Ruddem
O29 3t‘
Kore mileage. less than half cost.’ "WWW" '°" 1”" ”“9"" ”l. '9“ ..___....--.. l
028 3t:
l Friday morning, and interment will in.
tirade in the totally plot in St. Mary";
cemetery.
siznalcr on the .\‘. Y. .\' ii. and it.
railroad She was born in South Nor»
TO LET~FIRST FLOOR or out2
walk, twcmylour year: two. and lived
in Stamford for the last seven years.
last el'enin‘. Pup-l. watchlor Miss Hazel Tuttle, of .
mania, contracted from Spanish mil 1- CM. who has dlsappealed from her
enu. was the cause Of the death. M ra. thome. 5
burg‘s death case as a distinct old daughter of Mrs. A. B. Table, of,
to her tamlly and herl‘rgelWolfpit avenue, and was an employe|
She was a fill liked‘ol‘ the Norwalk Tire and Rubb \' com
this
The girl is the eighteen-year,
pony.
. She left her home at 11 o'clock ye:‘~-‘
terday morning and completely disap-‘l
poured. it was reported that she was.
seen driving toward Bridgeport with a;
litney driver with whom she has been
very friendly. The mother of the,
young woman team an elopemenf and;
immediately enlisted the services of:
the police. ‘l
the opening of today's trading, the cull
in the extra dividend of U. ‘S. Steel
from 3 to 2 per cent. prompting fut“
ther short selling and liquidation
Steel‘s first transaction comprieed 12.-
000 Share. at 15 1-2 to 105 7-8, an or-
can Petroleum showed acute weak-
ness, dropping 9 1-2 points, but quick-
ly making up two-thirds of its loss.
The war division, also towers and no
tors. averaged 1 to 2-point det-line.~.
Rails displayed relative steadinesa un~
der renewed inquiry for Southern l’a-l
cific and shippings also Strengthened. l
“1'”. STREET. Noon.»'Fully one»!
third of the first hour‘s dealings cnn‘
glided of l”. S. Steel. which was in.
process of further liquidation down
to ltll (H, where it met with substan-
tial support. rallying a large fraction.
cum held the better part of its re«
bound and rails, notablv transcon'tin
entitle. made additional advances with.
Marine Preferred The market be-l
Linoleum
Furniture
Bedding
Pictures
__ f ETC. -
—-F‘OI£—\--
Ranges
Baby Carriages
Cribs
Blankets
'-' ’ ETC
Ranges From
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet '
The Famous Richmond Ranges
r25 to ma
We Specialize in Furnishing [tomes Complete
127-13] Washinnton St.
Sterling Furnittlre Company-
Phone 165. ,
ALLIES EXPERIENCES
Women in industry Should Be Safe.
Guarded White.They Serve the
I Mrs. Howard Eberhart. Other industrials, especially mum-I
.n to! T0 LET—STORE 1N llOYT'S Mrs. Ethel iibcrhart of tin Park Row, fiona, added to early (if ‘ines, hut <
Theatre building. now occupied tr Stamford. who died Sunday of intiuen- some of the active specia' is scored _,__r___. ,F. ”I - ~. ""’” -
Borden's. inquire I. M, Hoyt or J. M. 2a. With the wife ct Howard Eberhardt, irregular recoveries Mexican Petmu ’ amERiCA MAY pROFlT 3y flirt]. Btevhen E. Keeler M‘Smifll -
Ridge-“Rev. Stephen E Keetar. Jr.. .
rectoi-‘of St Stevensl- Episcopal Chum)! '
in Pittsfield, Mass, a brother of the
groom," officiated, assisted by Rev. A.
rooms. Rent 313, No. 6 Cross street. it “ it i- d p re 1 W
inquire l“. l). Lawton. 40 Bayview ave~' or pal-ants, . r. and . rs‘. ‘rani. came it at mph. with inc asedl . H mitten rec 01 h it! . rt!
title 038 St Mather, are mind in Norwalk. Two lirmneSS 'dlliOflL' leaders, l Nation .Durmg the~ ar. ‘, t ' Chink ‘P tor t e mubo .
.children. (‘larencc and Francis. with WALL STREET. 1-30 p. m—Sel. “The women of the [tilted 5.3 6* we the strains oti popuiarTAll-c
TO LET—STORE
bank street. suitabl
9
AT
for
nests. inquire at It; Burbank street.
0'18 3‘;
18 BURj
any buSl-
hcr husband. Survive her The inner-
al Service was held today at 2:.‘itl
[O‘clock in 'l‘. .l. l'rltcbari‘l’s undertak-
inrz put’lnl's lulcrmenl will be in Riv-
crlide cemetery, Norwalk.‘
TO
LET-LOWER PART or;
house, ll rooms» in good condition. at.
Vtela May Broadhurat.
. it points
ling‘ot’ ll, S. Steel at on additional do,
ciino of ring points was resumed at‘
midday. other arliw stocks, including
rails. shippinga and oils. reacting 2 to
The reversal coincided with;
reports of further contraction of hank
loans. »
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-.---_.,--.-_...._ l
will make as extraordinary record»:
in the war industries as the men are
making-every day in the actual battles
of the war," declares Mil-t5 Joy Mont
gomery Higgins, a member of tho
labor commission wihtih went abroad
last Spring in response to an initatlon
from the ministry of information of
American wedding march played by
Prof. lves, of Norwalk, the wedding
party entered the clutch and proceed- '
ed to the altar where. the bride wot
i
streaks-marriage by he‘ll momma..-
win Wa,‘bi'otheraat~rhe bride. was c
beahmntfihfiaa Jennie Myers. stator ~j
of thosbride. was maid of honor..MrS.
ll t‘edur street. Inquire 9" (‘ednr Sf. View Mar. l'nurleefl' .wars uldu v - . - . 4
“ 028‘s: dauulilt-r of m and Mm. (‘liarlos' COMPANY SENDs SYMBAT'H'T ”h“ ”Wmmumlm‘m-mf -. . .' ~ .3 l" 0- Raymond Sutton sister. at the-h
, lirnadhunl of New t‘anaan, died in . _ Wm“; Miss "dim“? :udgt:llj):\0rra';d: 3'00"” was matron of honor. ‘7 -
Hirilell “l“ ““1“ ‘ “ l ' ' The-'hride was altited'ln white li‘
TO LET——»l.01i"l‘. SECOND FLOOR.‘
moo Si]. feet., centrally located
in;
the Stamford hospital, last Friday of
The t'lllltl win born in New
hail HT! .1 llif‘l'f‘ all her
intl uenz_a.
(‘anahn and
Appreciative Letter From Lleut. Hunt;
On Death of Private Birdaall
Mn Marv llirdsall. of 7 Day street.
and (lreal lliilain and saw the battle
l‘rrnw maintained by the American
troops as well as those held by the
bertw'silk and carried a huge bouquet
of with bridal roses.
So. Norwplk, for storage or light} . . ‘
manufacturing. Good light front, rearJ llll' ilcr patents olrvtw her. llurial has received the following anproclw; French and Enlel Since 1M. relut‘it honor was‘atllrf‘d in Pink satin In“
and overhead, Inquirp Lawfitnw Aden-i “‘HR m ldikt‘Ht'W ci-luelery, New live letter from Llcul. Frank R llunt,t . V . . .he-th. woken in mam ””1“ a “e““t'r‘” bouquet 0f 9""
“M" “ml“ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' pink carnations. The matron of hon-
(‘3',
15 So. Main street.
026 at, i‘anaau, Saturday.
TO LET~59 SOUTH
house, fcn large rooms, modern
TO LET-A STORE AND
Imom apartments Ell? East Wash. Stu,
liast Norwalk.
(‘lm
Tel. 60.
TO LET~~3 ROOMS AT 9t; TAY-
llor avenue. inquire. MN, l‘t. Tarlov, 16,
‘Grove street, or telephone ll 1:»?!
My.
THE SOUTHERN NEW f" GLAND
'I
4 room apartment ()n‘yf'als, died at her home. in
pel St. inquire at South Main St. fll'l‘nllt‘. yesterday.
TELEPHONE CO.
\V it n
is
Girls and Young Women
to operatic
its swilcliboattls
in Norwnlk
Experience is
lrainlnz is completed
ary int-rear“ are given,
unnecessary. You will \-
learning.
After
fqullI-lll
0‘25 Gilt‘all at l'.‘ \l'asliinulon strecl and be
MAIN ST..‘.
im-'
the
Sal-
Seymour Savage
Seymour Satakc. a tolol'ed oyster
burial,
Piv i: '
Mrs. Susan Cnehy
.\tr.~, Susan l‘hehv naed bl\',\'-llll‘t"t‘
Luvtncton
of heart failure.
tThc funeral took place llli< after-
noon, Ill-v. Gabriel linkus officiating.
and interment wa> in River-aide ceme-
(HY.
Jesse Van Scoy
'i'llc funeral of Jesse \‘nn Scoy, who
'ill'il on Wednesday, will take plal'c
lrem his late home, 2l5 Ram avenue.
all :.:‘.0 tomwrow afternoon. Rev. 1“.
\ t‘oleman officiating. Tll“ 'lurial
twill takc place in Rth'rHlllP (:ellictt‘l‘)'-
win-re the members of Lady Jen-
uinns Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem.
will have charge of the Servicev. Mr.
an Scoy is surviVed by two child-
lcn. Viola and Albert. his father.
(iv-«true ll. Van Scoy. and mother, Mrs.
William Schanker.
of the 29th infantry. (‘amp Beaurel
card. Louisiana, cxpresalnu the der-p‘
relzret and sorrow of the entire cour‘
party over the death of her son. Pri-
Allow me to offer to
palllv of the rntlre company of whit-bl
your son wa~ a member. (‘ourilandv
was an excellent soldier and was a‘
coliirade to all. His death WHH a blow
to all. He v. as faithful energetic“
and his services will not soon be for»:
mitten. lie was held in high esteem,
by every officer in lbi- command lie
L’:l\'t" his l.fe to his country, therefore,’
hi< name will be engraved with tho‘
moat honorable lilt'n the world has
known, ,
.‘iunin. l extend to you for mvselél
anvl lllt‘ tompam‘. our deepest Syrup-c.
tiller“
Slufl‘l‘i'ly yours.
FRANK R. HUNT.
2nd Lleut. 29th infantry. CommandI
in: lioxtlpanv.
:46." WORKERS
STRIKE SPREAD
t
CZLOTHl
NEW YORK, Oct. .lll.->-Tlio strike of‘
Lilli") incu‘bcrs of the amalgamated
cities of the west, where She liaS found
the most patriotic and enthuSiaStic
spirit.
“At last, labor is coming in'o ll.-
tribute to the nn‘ional welfare. Here
on thin Sltlv of the ocean WP are but
jllhl heuinnlnu to face the facts of the
war and the first great fact is that
womcn must do their part just as cour-
ageously an the men ate doing theirs.
"i think cnr American women have
rwalizod thill their time of complete
>tl\'l('t‘ would com" just as it cattle ii.)
iii“ men 0 t'lhe nation. and they have
been plapavin: for it. The know that
. It is tho-re now, l-Iieryu‘liere 1 sec them
going to wtrk bravely and with the
mute will to win that has enabled the
women of Francmnnd (treat llritain to
support the allies So Successfully.
"There are no longer any soft, white
bands ‘Overllu-re,' whcro there is no
. task too hard or too bumble for wom-
en to attempt. or Success-fully to ac
ccuiplish. if one may judge from ap»
pearances. i saw peeresses and peas-
‘ ants working Side by Side in the illum-
lions iacloric.~ and the columnist. The
women will club and cook. sew and
care for children. They follow the
or was dressed in yellow and carried
a bouquet of yellow chrysanfhetnumn.
The church was very prettily decorat~ -
ed for. the occaeion with autumn -
' ' ~ ~ "9‘4""? dlt'd Fl lllt‘ Not-wt lk ii ~' if i " t ~ t‘ 'tl' l B ‘l ll . .. - .
[ilfflflnlpnls' (“0 furnamih' m 38 d 0.1) ii, \.I t tilll tilt it SR . ' ,1 . , , a, i , 2 ‘ Mir» .
inewly renovated throughout low! tin-W" morning. “5““ '“"’nl.‘"elsht years. (‘mnoany A. 29th Infantry mgigtmfa‘f “xl: it... ll:l‘l‘))tl‘l"l is hon‘ leaves. dallllas and memos. The unit-
ltal' large “mundsl bl“ barn. Sl’l‘ndld 1.13.21 ”ham“: influenza He is Htlr- (‘amp Ileallt‘elz:il_‘tl. in.» orod 3.; it Should be and the work-TS err! we“. BOP“: I). “hite'ert. (3nd
llocation. Apply 10 9 Eliaab ll “rt‘cl.‘;’l\;. I?“ a w.fe and T") ‘lhnd' Tl", October I" “‘1"; hate a chance to prove their heroism. Truman Reyna as" both m ‘ 9‘ ‘ an- ‘ ‘
South Norwalk, 0:; fit of \ will be sent to iaXmore, Va, for My Dear Mudam' “Mr NH!" and their power 10 con aan. ‘
you the uvm l ‘ " ‘ immediately after the wedding a
reception \v.l~ held at the bride's home.
where about one hundred relatives
and friends gathered to congratulate
the newlviuarried couple. Many new
fill and valuable gifts were received,
including Silverware. cut glans, fumi-
fure and numerous household articles.
The bride is one Of New Canaan’s
popular young ladies, and the crooni
is a leader of the social young not.
Their many friends join in wishine:
them a most happy married life.
Followinu a Short honeymoon trip.
hirdmdhirs, Keeler will make their
home in .\"ew ('anaan. where he in em-
ployed as chauffeur for the fire com.
pany.
Sentinel Want Ads Sure. to Pay.
slur than“
Without GOOD TEETH you
given information in detail about < u ' -ker~' of America. enzazl‘ll '
hours or work, glllfll'i‘I“ "N" If not Tliut‘tevrait 0: army??? Pl Sfiepze. tortilla?:ttlllllltact‘ure of boys' clothlnfl.‘ “KN-illtlvllf‘t lllltllll its Of women, but at 031111!“ QHEW- Without thmough
convenient ‘0 Pull in lll'l‘t‘llll it‘ll" “MI" 0 A a” ' ’ “We «prc'ld :odal to New Jersey, where. so, they perform the labor of men. and mastication you cannot have M
Cci mm. "min, done before Wm_;plione chief Operator, 17?»; between
tcr. Brick amt plastering. and all;
kinds of mason work. Estimates!
cheerfully given. John Driicoll, Valley?
Place. Phone 1070. 023 6H
1
front Palmer's:
win. Miller, 33:
021 1m
New sweet cider
Old Orchard Mills.
Washington .«lrcet.
PAINTING PAPER-Hanomoi
decorating, painter'a aunpliea; walll
paper. up-fo-dato atylea, lowest prices.
lEstlmates cheerfully given. Trial or-i
tiers solicited. Tel. 400.
Alexander;
White. 61 1-: Eli, avenue. '.
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward It __79 North min St" 80. NOW :
in" RED OAK COAL”
Haherty. proprietor. Trucking. Lonxl
distance hauling. Light and bean!
trucking. Office telephonea 1581. 300;
House connection.
_. N . .- .
A Michigan judge holds that the ra-f
zor is not a deadly weapon. This judge:
evidently never saw a cullud gem-mum?
with his tank filled with gin when said.E
cullud gemmum was starting out fol
cut a few undesirable acquaintances. .-
CARD 0F THANKS
We would like to extend our Mart»
felt thanks and appreciation to out
many friends who by their kindneso‘
sud aynmathv helped tighten our bur ’
en of norm in the death of our dar ‘
ling Inn and brother. Patrick Iowa-I
do we wish to
”fit
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than Ir. [latch and Member: or w- * . of the mambo" of the corps by (Mill. . . .
mum of the flatten and “silly Pitt 45, 3...}, ‘mm CL. «if: .... -. M Rm. 028 3‘ them an uniform-inning of what the :;',§L"?.flmflzl 3:? $1712: That’s A"
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a. m. and 5 p. m.,
R was held, yesterday morniniz. from the
home of his mother. at 390 Park alc-
one thousand men and girls employed.
on contract work for the New York
of course to llicm is assigned the task
of ministering to the wounded. They
DIGESTION. Without 300d di-
gesting your food will not ASSIM-.
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1T Washlngton Street ‘ J' B' lvmll celtbrattd the mm ‘6qu died .klf‘llt'f‘l‘s returned today to the batik) inflicts. They have even helped, 13‘1“ V0“ “an'5 have 8000(1)!"-
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if employed on
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GASOLINE
BICYCLE-8 VULOANIZING
A. MODNE
Phone 957—2 '
and Michael McFadden. Delezafions
from the Master Plumbers' Aesocia-
tion and the Fraternal Order of Eaclcs
attended. He was a nephew of Kath—
erine, William and Frederick Steeb. of
10 Dover street. interment was in St.
Michael's cemetery.
t
Funeral of Miss May E. Sullivan.
The funeral of Miss May E. Sullivan
r
,was held this morning. from her home,
3 Plymouth avenue. at 8:30. and from
who a greed to
ARE FIGHTING FOR
Under the new regime instituted at
Storrt‘: by the War Department, radi-y
cal revision of the entire curriculum.
has been necessary. According to lir. ‘
E. W. Sinnott. chairman of the stati' ofs
English teachers. one of the most in-l
tcrcsting phases of the new plan is a;
courSe called issues of the War that is -
required of all students in .the S. A.
T. C. unit. Milton and Chaucer and
to dig :ho graves on the Bl‘lliill from
i' is Sllrprisinn lhal they are engaged
succesfully on heavy job that require
great. phycical arenulh. it is the Am-
erican ideal that womanhood should
be protected, for that reason I believe
in safeguarding the health of women
in every possible way. We, here in the'
l'nited States, can profit by the ex-
perience rf France and Great liritain.‘
where it was demonstrated that car»
lain kinds of employment for. women
meant a terrible wastage affecting lu-t
lure generations. as well as our own.:
And this brings me to an acknowl-l
. . . . | . _ ,., on as deacon. and Rev. Jose, ill t"; .. “ml” of manufacturers _ _ ‘
llxdlmg: not ill'l‘ll hi on: 0? ”H 4 as subvdt‘ncon. Tile church (x‘ll()il"l.:‘illf(i:{ 71") union terms. I“ 27‘. Flanders. . :you 03mm" have HEALTH- And-
1' s rum 0Y\ll~‘\"l‘ SRRYI’W‘ Schmidt 9 mass. The pall-bearers were "“""’ ”T" ' ‘l L“ “0' “‘"W‘L‘ing ““" . “‘,’“",’,‘ Whatis LIFE Without HEALTH?
" ‘ ‘ ' ' “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ WHAT COLLEGE STUDENTS lshould soon learn to run machine... bl. .
Dr. i. ll. Mallory '
16 SO. Main St
South Norwalk
Ofllce Hours—9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays by Appointment j .- _:;
. St. Mary’s church at 9 o‘clock. where Shakespeare will now give way to the . ) ‘ _ ‘ H ,,t ,3
We to only one. . “ ““‘lmem mass was ““8 by “9“ J' l composition of military correspond ”mind": flag: \lt'lll‘lle afitd‘lldljlll‘vvil‘t: ‘
Try a bushel and you it buy a hicGutnnls. Mrs. Albert Rose sang , '0‘”? ‘9 d. - . -- .
“A“ Mariam Ml Hele Wit (1 dence and reports and the study of . upon us. trio have entered the war so H I‘ & G s p
' ‘ 35 "a ‘ ‘ er recently, the benefits of their four: 3". IS a“ »
ton.
EFFRON
3 Rowan 8t. Baal: Norwalk church. the choir sang “Lead, Kindly All colleges commandeered by the! , _ , .
Tel. , .‘l.tght."‘ The. pail-bearers were Wil- w" Department have been directed x the mistakes made in the that expert,
441. Tel. 4“- liani H'l nd f St ml 111' Edw rd J ' . intents in warfare forced on them by ‘
' 3" '° “ ° ' a ' to establish a coyote of study on “the the horrible inventions of Germany. l
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Sang “Angela Ever Bright and Fair"
tand. as the cortege was leaving the
lFinnegan, Thomas Pagan and John
— Hadden. interment was in ‘St. Mary's
cemetery.
European history since the time of
Bismarck.
remote and iinmedtate canma’cf the}
war. and on the underlying conflict all
t
grunts of view as expressed in the,
t
years’ experience.
“They are teaching us how to avoid
We are profiting by what they have
learned in factories and Shops. iv.
homes and schools. as well
trenches and on battle fields, in camps
u< in-
COAL_
“81' than!!! 33mm}; —!entinolWaanda Work Wooden governments. phiioadphiea. and “Lora-pm, WW“, ..
ween ~~~~~~ ~> ~ - *-- tum of the various States on o l‘ "1 MW that we shall nuglhm may
"m' of the Ieeflonn offered by our alllm
Norwalk, 85.1:on nutty, Amm‘ ..
for: .
n
”a... «to not Vimhwflnmnfla
.au.mfl' *
[Asia'flUfi’
:sidea of the struggle. The purpoae oil
this course it to enhance the moralcl
m. Man .of tho mu condition.
tear-comm,- poom. will by an MI-g
inhuman-um.
that we Shall be especially cautiom m
the introduction of women into il;--
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