Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 9, 1918 · page 11

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Advertisements

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“unmificufla
nonunion-unasham-
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'NANTED‘r’b'O t‘ABl’ENTERS AT- FOR SALE-Poaranu: GARAGE.
wire. tor out of town joli. 700 per Telephone 1873-
.i-‘er. Plenty over time. Apply at Hath3 ‘—
t‘igar store. ’

third floor tronLin Swan; i Corbett

FOR SALE—A SUNDAY PAPE; W1“ “an ”0- In adults “I". For

, ,route with horse and wagon on at:-
. t . v 4 l‘ death an easonabi
WANTED-YOUM. LADY unite “"m’ f’. ' .
clerical position. Experienced in 5011- Ad "‘5’ M.. ”I“: MIlilm’l.
eldl office work and can assist in book-l " “ “"
lwrplllfl. Reliable and desires to ad“ FOR SALE"111“‘:AV_¥ PORTABLE
‘ Vite. I' t), link it} South NOIWIIK. I'Oud aflWIB‘h' (’utfit, Amman M180.“
“9 ill I‘Jersey heifer. Apply E. Tuttie, Wolt
’ . 1911 Hill Road, Nor-walk, Conn.
wwrao '—« COAL suovmmnnl -
Loot-er and useful man. Pl! 825 8.

 

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. . .. . . . . » cluse..y¢t took an active interest in
e price. igmgh.“ ““hmg‘w “he?" boumleonduetiax the turtle farm and rather
mi 3:; tpropertios which be inherited. jointly.
with his two sisters. Ira. Hannah Ray
mend Ambler. with whom .he lived,
and who survives hills. and the late
Miss Elizabeth Raymond.
He was well educated and took an
active interest in current events, sub-

 

I To LET-TWO CONNEI'TING
.furnished rooms with water and no
'fand all conveniences for light house
‘ keeping, 82.50 per week. 214 East ave-_
nue. near East Norwalk depot. us 3t‘

 

 

 

FOR GALE—AUTOMOBILE (PULL-t

- -. .. . . . _ . TO LET ._ TWO th'PURNISit‘h‘l) . . .
ltwnth, board I“ “5313- Apply Giv- man), fire passenger. Must be 80M 0- ‘ rooms, lull houSekeeping privilege. fingfknngljr flurry (‘1‘ ell‘iinform-
ens Sanitarium. Btsmtord.Coan. .K- condition; cone and take it away,‘ e p a re a),

range and pantry. running water. slu
t monthly. 20 Elizabeth street. Ground Ia
“8 8 it‘ioor.

His father was one of the largest
nd holders, in both Wilton and Nor—
:‘I'aik, a half century ago, owning the
entire acreage of Bell Island, at about
that period Which he sold for what its
present valuation would be called a tri-
vial price.

-— for 8150. Merrill. Wilton. Phone 47-2

wanna -.- ransom) corneas. Vi “ton- '
Staten" many you have and price.
11% 3t

FOR SALE—HARLEY DAVIDSON
motorcycle and side car in A-l condi-'
tion and also a cabinet Singer serving
0 Flax Hill Road;
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To LEV—5 ROOMS AND BATH. ill
’est avenue. Furnace heat. Apply to
20 West avenue, South Norwalk. it? St

w. ire, in “run.

waureo—ro GET IN TOUCH .
withsyouna man whowislies to work mafihlm’ for sale at 6
mn his tuition. Merrill Business (‘ol- 9 bflllman. .

lcge. n8 8t; . 3
FOR SALE—~CABBAGE LARGE

_ WANTED—A GIRL CASHtER 1N hard heads, Danish torwlnter keeping;
, South Now-1k market. Apply to Fancy yellow onions, also new corn,

 

 

'ro LET—6 ROOMS. FIRST rmonf
6 Cross street. Rent 313. F. i‘). Lawton,‘
40 Bayview avenue .

Charles B. Macbmber-
The death tit Charles ii. ’Macoiutier
goo-curred Thursday at his home all the
Post Road. He had been ill for a long

T0 Lain—inflow: scour: m 'rrtu time. but was patient

 

 

or an exceedingly retiring disposal-l
particulars apply to the Old Well Ci- ”‘l he “'04 “W“ "M tilt of a re—‘ waist of starch the sill eoliu is less

scribing to many iiiiigtuines and news-l

and iincom-l

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Ii‘it of a. an at “III-NM dd.-
tng. styles fabrics and so extensive
use d paper for writing anion-l. For

and la- seen in Wood and France.
Germany has been the leader iir pro
ducing paper fabrics.

The British board of control of wool

textile production, styles and mixes
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of woolen goods and it was prontiw-d
that by June a million yards or the
. new goods will be on the market. This
Its one of the most ambitious fit"l('llt‘.t‘f.
in state control of production and
| prices that has been underalten. So
:greatly has the price of wool increas-
-ed that it is announced the standard

Pictures
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:ClOlll will be put 0 ntlie market a:
:Iroru 81.44 to 81.62 a yard: for similarr
.gootls the price before the war would
'Iuive betn from 76 cents to St cent-
l H Yard. l
i The price of men's suits will be
.5 flxed pod strictly enft need. The whole
' solar will be allowed to charge ”0.44.
1 while the retailer will be $13.80 for the
l standard suit. Before the war the
.wholesalci's sold a like null from 86.60
to. 81 to the retailer one ‘9 public.

. liscar F. Schultze 39 Main street Nor- Willi “liter- SPNW prices at the
v ilk. Phone 1942. hit at

 

WANTED~BRIGHT GIRL FOR 0i“-
i'lne. Good penmanshlp. Employment
Jeady. Good opportunity. H. Jacobs &
Suits, lnc.. shoe lungs. Belden ave. Nor-
\wlk -

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farm. lllithcfl'eld Farm.

-____.1tit Hill Road Nora'rtlk. Telephone
‘1‘! 3t

“40.

Wolf-'1“mm Block, corner of Weshington piaining. Det eased was 53 yearn
$25 one and had resided in Barton about

street and Riilrood Place. item
per month. For further particulars in
{quire of Old Well Cigar (‘0.

 

FOR 8ALE~GOOD FAMILY cow,l
young pigs. 8 weeks old. ‘
n5 3‘ sow. Andrew Dinbck 23 (llenwood ave-‘ room apartments 201 Last Wash. 81w
. rune, South Norwaik.

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iEast Now‘alk.

.To ten—a aroma AND 2 rm: "0"“ in

4 room apartment on’ Mrs. lilac-ember

of
.‘twelve years. The survivors art-the
Widow. a daultllter Jeanette and one
lbt'otller Ernest. now in Y. M. C. A.
Camp Humphries. Va. '
Macmilber Wile tires on of Rev. James
'Macoinht‘r, a MethodisH‘lerKYnlti‘n.
lo a sister of' Mrs.
The funeral

Mel

WANTED—TURN LASTERS EX ‘ ‘ l M Chapel St. Inquire 6| South Main St.‘ R. C. Lester, of Darlen.
u , s ‘l l
perionced men can earn 330 or moi-oi FOR SALE-‘1l0l'bl'3. 8 KOO-“5.11“ 60. will be held Sunday at
1“?! Wk. H. Jacobs and Sons. lnt‘.. ““11 all ll'lDl‘O‘ WHOM» $3.000- (‘ashi . __ itiie trite residence.
Ileld it n , Nor ant. ' n7 :‘t 8300. balance can remain marinara: ‘ “day will he prIVutta
an 6 ac w ~.. ) An elegant chance to get a home well. TO LET”: ROOMS AT 9‘ TAY

WANTED—A FORD SEDAN norm located. ‘ .ior avenue. inquire Mrs. R. Tor-tow. 16f

- 3t‘ Evae street, or telephone 1852-12.
my- 1 Ask John T. Hayes .
WANTEDr-BOYS ix MACHINE? No. 'f Main 8h, Nos-walk

 

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work. Help Uncle Sam “ill the wai'.‘
Neptune Hardware Mtg. (30.. 60 Fort.
street. Ealt Norwalk, Conn u? 3i.

"“linav have same by paying Charges. the family and interment will be in
tAddress J. A. ii.. Sentinel office. n7 at. Riverside ceiilt-tcrv, .
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WANIED~1lIltli FOR (li-IXERAIA;l 11.ng SUPILL‘ISEOEM : FOUND~TWO SMALL SKI‘F‘lt‘S.l .Ml'h'. Frances Mason of New York' litters and l‘bfll‘tfl'll.-\ it in believedl
utilcu work. One who has some klltml'i‘ Owners may have same by paytntl filly. tiled till" nine l‘eai'8.'died Wedqt “r in quality» and wearing character

BICYCLES VULOANIZING

sewers. 2
one -- .
flNorthainBtu so. Nor-11: ; ' : WW mime

‘ New street cider mm l’Hlltlt‘l‘IBE
10ld Orchard Mills.

22 ncsdny nioruinr: at the home of her
islatcr. Mrs. (liililcr. Mills street Broad
illiver. The remains were taken to St.
lMicliacls cemetery rm- burial by Futi-
tend Director F‘i‘rut'l‘lt‘k H: (lanuna.

charges. Charles H. Smith.
ilowndes avenue. Telephone I361.

rdge oi stenography null tvpewv-w
lircl'erped. Can liltilil‘ herself valtlablt‘.:
Address 13. IL, cure Sentinel. l

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WANTED-«NATIONAL CASH Ill‘ltl
i-tt-r. mate description anti lriee
t huh. Kurlz, 15 E. lititll street. Y

Funsrsl at Mr. O'Brien.

 

 

 

 

. » "WW ' . it! r. 33t Th i erlofii ~ r O‘Ili ' . .
at (it , “m “9 . e “ll 3 “I" ”mm“ of his out tit ti their maiufact ll.
-. __'___ _. __‘ ”GAL NOIICE I“ ashliigton street. 0‘31 1m ‘llt’ld this morning, at 8:45. from his Suppliflg ".3. nbdut ready to; “,3er
. _ . . . . . . 3 little home In East Norwnlk and at 9 . - . . . '

_. .. a a ‘ b, ‘ . ' - - distribution. the am 1-5 h to been
iritlzlchIisigt’i'.lgll-cl‘inllll: “foml'rlnnloi‘f ‘ PAINTING - PAPER-HANGING:ticlock. from St. Joseph's church, widely shown and mil; ”fume-me
housmvorlr and plain cooking inlaid: ‘ NOTICE decorating, painter's supplier; In“ WJ‘NG le. ”Cm"? 3- ““1“," {month thoroughly “mm-d, The price scum.
‘1lyoi‘ :i. No children. litre. Frank own: or Norwnlli. as. lironnrrfl paper. unto—date styles. lowest price- fmé‘; mfg?“ g‘.;‘;‘fi:,...'.‘.’.f‘;‘fig'.¥° W h“ ”9"“ ”“3"“ '"l' ”“‘ ‘5"“05‘
r:cliburske.. zit: So. Main street. latti- t‘orurl. Noitliirber s. A. l).. lititt. iEattmatcs cheerfully given. Trial 0" Maria" and “Madlliindly l i‘rzhtl" Til: by???ugli‘lefln'llli‘l-rzlelt‘M'illmlllw wt!”

Estate of William ll. Lockwood Intt‘i 40 lex.ndall _ . ‘ . .' _ i Q , ~V !. “l “3
M”.-. __ --- . m- Norwnlk. m “m district dot-enscdi d9” solICIted. Tel. 0' A .Ilflll 1’9“?” were Frank Collins, Sh” crease cost of distribution which

'man Posters. John Canovnri rind Har-
fry Miller. The interment was private

Union Parcel Delivery Edward J lm‘d was made In Sl- Mary's cemetery.

proprietor. Trw “I inn-i. " ‘

H. “inn‘fgfldlatance hauling. incl: .....l limp; “‘DAY IN WALL STREET-

l r tvc ii , , y. .

Tillis, at 10 o'clock fort-noon; rind tllill mum" Dupe telephones 1M" 800' NEW YORK. Nov .9.~—}-‘tireign lieu-it
‘furniahed the basis for much of the

WANTED—FEMALE oranarons Ultlet‘ctl Tim: the (‘olineclit-ut Alzri- Wm“ 61 "3 E" "°““"

and premiers. Wages Zic per hour to cultural Experiment Station. trusted
utart. We are Klvlnl: to i‘flt‘ll t‘lu- under title will of said dcccrrncd exhibi’t'
ploye “a “0 Fourth Liberty Bond for its account to this' court for ndlust-‘nahgny,
Iimcient work; This is not to he do: meat. at the. I'l‘ObillC omrre
tiuoled from wages. Address ii to ill“ walk. on the 19th day
Orchard 1treet. Norwnlk.

 

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3 (“"00“ from. lowed to add it) per cent, or 11 per
'Mmm'm On Mon— cent, und‘tlie matter. '20 per cent.

Franklin. the mentv-dayold non oft in; into effect. Thirty-nine styles of
Naomi .‘ttrs. Arthur Lane. died at its footwear have been planned. giving a
jlionte. it Ketst‘l‘ place. East Norwallm
.yristcnlny morning. The funeral will. though much less
FOUND- A CALF. THE OWNER be held today at the convenience of; th‘n under normal conditions. There
§arc good looking. glace kid. Welted
‘ boots, and from this style all the gay

1 lll
:publlc has ever been offered.

midi-about 811 for it. I
'Standard war blankets in various.
sites and weights are also being math“
utacturcd to be sold at rigidly fixed
prices. Several million yards of
‘ilannels are being manufactured;
:which will be handled’in the sanie'
iway. on which the maximum price of
i3‘: cents a yard will be fixed for the
. manufacturer, the wholesaler being al-

‘Thua the flannel will he retsiied to
the public. at about 48 cents a yard.
The war boot scheme in new com-

reuonably wide range of styles.

variety is provided r

we will lie the best footwear the

Every effort Ilus been made to pre-
vent thence of interior leatlierruatid
of substitutes. Every nlanulncturer
with the equipment to prt‘tiur-e these
lines iri required to devote one-third

menu‘s reduced profits to the manu-
lecturer. wholesaler and retailer.
PLAN TO REDUCE

FLOUR SUBSTITUTE
BY JANUARY isT

 

Austrian Armistice May Result in
General Lifting of Restric-

 

 

may be notified thereof ”it“ said“ I“ IN _ agtivityb 8:3 Intsermlittxtimlk titreltigtlr

trustee will cause this order to he pub.‘ K 'E is own yt ny's toe. ar et. rad-

WANTED lislied iii a newspaper having it t'tf‘t‘lr! 111ng ggfiifivr SLERVIOE in: concentrated to an unusual degree

Lute“ shoemakers and men lotion in sail district. nt least tilt-l _ Bet can in motors and coppers. although rails

’ . days before said liltli day of Novi‘in- ) W . were active Ill it smut» 'Wlt-h some 0t

v“ 1°”? lasting. Excellent 0!" bt‘i‘. 191s. tNorwalk, Shelton, Derby, Ansoma «be leading equipments and specialties.
portunity for experienced men. ‘ HENRY w, GREGORY, : » and whichJ’rere firm to strong. Notewor-
. Stead work. Good 3 while ‘ Judge.’ thy exceptions to the higher trend em.-
tear-mix Apply mgémtely *l Pier45, 3' R" mo" JaCkson 8t" braced Southern Pacific. Marine Pro-
to LOUNSBURY MATHEW l ' NOW York ilerred. Sumatra Tobacco and Oils,
. . . , - ,. NOTICE l Steamers leave Norwalk. 4 l)- in. Mexican Petroleum showing marked
80" & CO. ‘ mm“? . of 30"‘Wlk- 9‘" PY‘lbi‘lCISouth Norwalk. 5:30 D. lit: for do" heaviness. The closing was steady.
(.ourt. r\m ember 9. A. 1).. 1918. ‘9?! m New York at 7 a. m. the follow Sales approxixhated 450'000 shares“;

 

 

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Whereas written application has
>been made to this court for the ad 7:30 a. m_ to 5:30 p, m,
gmission to probate of a certain writ- Steamers leave New York at 3 p, m
ifflbgnsll'llllllfint as land for the will of daily. ‘ ‘ .. .
if 09a ; ’nnnv Me of Norwnlk in Phone—Namath. 1609: South Nor l. . ' ' . v. 9. Wi Sire .
vancoment for men between ”I? I!” said district deceased. *vl'alk. 504; Now York. Orchard 'r'tilg 101:3“; lit?)R-l\slpl:t?lalties( anililkindrgll
of eighteen and forty-five years In Ordered. That said application 1’9. KEW YORK & NAUGATUCK stocks dominated by “$98810an lil-

uood physical condition. Apply n, Y., heard and determined at the Probate: VA
7 . . ‘ ,. .3 .. LLEY LINES. INC. terests worethe conspicuous natures
N» H- 5 H- R. ‘1- Office, “1 hoiaalk, on "‘0 mm d" 0" . .at .the strong opening of today's brief

 

lag morning. Freight fetched from The bond market was strong. French
Municipals featuring the interaction-l
at group.

Firemen

Chance far good wages and Id-

 

;Nm‘ember 1918. at l1 o'clock, fore-

 

n. __ . -. . M..-“T"3£."

said the fed administration. “but .
'fact will increase our load and there-

tlons

WASHINGTON. Nov. it-Plans to
diminish by January 1 the percentage
of substitutes used in wheat bread in
allied countries and the United States
are being discussed bv thedntenAllied
Food council in London. The reduc-
tion it decided upon a statement is.
sued by the food administration last
night said, will be a direct result of
the Austrian armistice. ‘ _

“The chanlze in the war sitiigton
lrgwaver. does not alter the totals 0?
food demanded of the l'nited Statea‘.“
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fore there will be increased demands
for economy."

 

BENJAMIN WAS HIT

 

Fil‘litul'e 4 Baby Carriages 3 ;

Bedding Cribs
Blankets

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Sole Agents for the Famous

. . Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet

The Famous. Richmond Ranges . i . .
. Ranges From $25 to $100 f "

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Sterling Furniture. Compactor;

127-131 Wasblnctnn St.

 

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The“:

. the “way we make that.
“(it'll Old: tire ot yours.» OI!
vullanizcrs ado welders with
worn sheet;Laird,t itiner- tubes.
imublesnhjtpn trebies. the lite
of your tires. isn’t it». more
cuiiiomical toepoy‘ us forapood
viziciltgilzinfifithnn 30 my *

trues-emu filial. tenor/Ms ,
cost or makes mounts daily.)

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—-$OLD BY—

M. P. DUNNE
A. D. MORGAN

MEETING PROCLAIMS ,
BAV‘ARIAN REPUBLIC‘
I
Sitting at Diet Palace Passes Decroe'
Deposing the Wittelsbach Dynasty. ,
BASEL, Nov. 9.'~Al republic has;
been proclaimed in Bavaria at the‘
conclusion of i- great popular meeting .1
yesterday. says a telegram front
Munich tinder today‘s date. 3
During the sittlnt: of the Diet palace.
yesterday a decree was paSsed dPDOrl'i

 

,ing the Wittelshach dynasty, accord.

ing try a dizipatcii‘received here last
talent from Munich. BaVaria.

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BY A .fiERMAN SHELL

Ludwig ill, king of Bavaria; is:

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E. E. REGAN, Sup't, New Haven. session, gaining 1 to 2 1-2 points.’
M. D. MiLLER, Sup’L. Waterbury. Leaders in the movement included

head of the horse of Wittelsbach. He
:became regent in succession to his

‘uoon; and lint unlit: notice tlereot' _ , . >
I D 1 Mrs. William Benjamin of North

.be given to all persons Interested

,0. A. MITCHELL. SuD’L. Hartford.

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LOST~BLACK. SILK BAG. 0N
West avenue. containing wedding ring
and some money. Please return to
X. 1-3., Sentinel omce.‘Reward. n8 3t

LOST—-TWO PHOTOGRAPHS. i.
at group picfiil-e of Mr. Hipson a‘nd’ oth-
er ambulance driers; the other, a pic-
ture of H. Ilipson, of the medical
corps. himself. Suitablevreward offered
t’or return of the some to Sentinel ot-
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LOST—A BUNCH OF ‘KEYS BE
tween Washington street and Clifford
Hotel. Reward. Tel. 142, James E.
Jackson, Summit avenue. it? fit

LOST—A BLACK W'KTERMAN
ideal fountain pen. between .BaYVlOVI‘
avenue amt Washington street. Butto-
bie reward. Leave at 78 Washlnzion

. street. second floor. Ralph E, Dibble-

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15 APPLY FOR
COMMISSIONS

. «flourishes ’roin that Page).

Mexican. Petroleum, Baldwin Locomo
live. Studebaker mafiandier Motors,
American Can and Wilson Packing. U.
S. Steel, made a large fractional ad-

Taylor avenue. has received the fol~l
lowinlz letter-from her son. Private'

‘William E. Benjamin. who is with

therein by publishing this ordflr in it
newspaper having a circulation In said
district at. least five days before said.
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. . . v . vanes, portal which was immediately
HEM“ “' GREMR} e . ' :forfeited. .Coalers were most dominant
3 ' here he has received 15 applications. among the rails. notably Reading and

 

to her under date of October 18‘:

about half of which have been accept. ‘Baltinore & Ohio. General Dear Mother, Slalom tint! Brothers:

ed by him and it they are. passed up- Texas Company andPeopie's Gas were
on bythe examinine-cfll’cers in New moderately hegvy.

Haven. they will receive their appoint-
ment, .

ALCamp Fremont. California. a
training sohooifor ciVilian candidates
for commissions as second lieutenants
in the U. s. infantry. has been esuib-
liahed. The school will have a capac-

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itv of 20000 students. and 200 or . I .

these are to be appointed from this ‘5 W11“ '3 ”fih'i" mo“- 0!
i‘fi‘fifi'fii :3an afigfifdieipfiil «anneal-suinunbomocnanimt»
321‘ filfiiep’rii'r‘inlil’r'éml “$322.32“; I! would. but th- onmination ‘ m m

.todet‘smiaojost what glasses are l

than November 25.
calla! tor venture- the greatest

To be. elinlhln for admission to the
school an anottmnt must be between
misadsklll.

the am: of ill null 45 and he a draft
registrant: must be a oqun of the
3'. an justly m dess-

DEDICATE ELKS' Hospn-AL Motors,

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Members of Local Lodga‘ May Attend
. Celebration

'lliembeh of Norwalk lodge. B.~P.'O.
Elks, have heard with interest of the
dedication of .the new Elk? recon-
struction hospital, at Boston. which
will take place Saturday. Not'ember
16, at which time the building will
also he presented to the war depart
ment. This liuildinc.‘ which Is one. o'
the largest of its kind in. the coun-
try, has been built and equipped by.
the Elks of the United States. and
Its completion and dedication is to be
the occasion of a larno‘celebration a
week lrolirtodav. at which it is ex-
pected lire Nor-walk lodge will Be rep-
resented. '

The notice of the dedication was re-
eetvod by totem-am this mix by 0.
Irving thnstoti. exalted ruler or the
local ladle. and tuned in John K.
Tenor. chaima of the use war re-
lief committee. The motion of the
m are as bite-vs: “W new
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this little so‘nvonir, and . enticing"
hit mezvsa an biz as your little angerfig
And it went clean through my steel

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milled stole-r and ”nun-my qualified not why i don't not any of

for anneal Million new. A high
achml education or m captains-t la’
unused. and «an candidate and our
soul time Imus M m, m‘.
from mandate urn-s art to his lot--
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' rd Machine Gun Brigade, known earths “mad king or Bavaria."
5??)th 3Ameflcu expeditionary Otto was declared incapable. ot ruling

forces in France. and who has “men owing to his mental Inhrmlty.

married Arohd
Just line to let you know that l 0 .
run our: and kicking, and as well an germhulne children, three sons and six
could he expected, after a plane or an: era. >
Fritzy's shell had nipped me‘ on the crown prince. hart~ been one of the
back at my head. ‘Do not wmy about leading Teutonic allied. generals. on.
are as i am in the hospital-now with the western front duringvtlio War. _

treated line. The piece of also“ that ”MORE WAR BUREAU

father. Prince Lultpold. in 1912. Ludi.
wig was proclaimed king in 1913 lot

lsuecesslon to his cousin; King Ottoml.

Ludwls‘lilwna born in 18% mil;
tress Maria Theresa
f‘AustiIa mate. i this union were

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HARTFORD. Nov. 9.—-Filteea more '

helmet and on into myahead. pod ooh or Connecticut's toe war bureaus have ,
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