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WANTED—YOUNG LAD) uhh'rs FOR SALE “Nit. (HIM. AM) To LET SEVEN [toon House...” I". w H . o“
‘ _' . _ "lvcrwnre, silk draperies N 'd‘ 'i V '
aerial position Experienced in gen s. . _ ) a. C-lfurnidied with If! imPl'OVelllelll. iii-Wilt "mew "° 3" him“
oral once work and can assist in book mumps 1 H 1411- wide. heavy iron cl electric lights. soot! cellar he“ ed 0'1“! '3’ 'm w’. ‘t '"d
Echoes—Things Seen
"neepiufl, Reliable ”3033”,?» to arlwhooped barrels. Phone 17034. nil at w“. ’s Point. will be "m“ to small Point In; W'I my“. in ”in!“
‘.'M99- P. 0- ‘ “5 otwnlb. ' "- " ‘— ifllniiy with not more then one or two cats had his wife st 0"” but ‘
ml 31 Ft”! SALE~l PAR GOATS. APPLY children, for 820 per month. Apply 8. on route to ' In“ ll; “ nu". Ill ‘nd Oils or t
at 6“ Myrtle street, Mt Nonvslk. , S. Danton, Ridzefleld, Conn. It, '1.” u '1“ "It”. a. m CM“
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laborer and useful man. Pay $25 a «em... _,. “$.-
month,houvlsnd lodsins Apply 0!" ‘03 Ml-E-ri9i7 Hm Rli'NA-‘wzg kitfinfofhfifirami! ur. nails. 8M. who be"
“3- mm 3w“ m bout in fine condition. Til-.es, an, and building. Rent ‘1'“ To units only hr been mm M a ml “in merry nib-bins.
._ a roll ton look all a bargain. Geo. lic- particulsrs ”P1! to tho 0" “v.11 Cl- My" house, in W om:
WANTED— snoonn muons,“de “9“ “NHL “um. um gar 00.. s: Wlflltngtr. m... souls hm aloud to be rich no... the Bone-bet! The“su" burned tom
Bats now my you hove sud price. Chapel- ' iNorwalk. ' w...“ u... ' {is notrtbe Gel-man kind.
.uiir 1px, illitOii. all St, FOR SALE 1"“ ~—'—' -' 1 . v i I ___.__-
-- —~--——-—-——— - . 1 ‘ x PASSENGER Al'-. 70 LE __ . _ .
WANTED—T0 GET rN TOUCH ”“10““; G20" running 0mm?"- Ah-€riii~tiiiihod ilom'ls“w(ith s2?3"?‘$‘§‘3
withsyouns mun whom to work ply P' Vi. “W5" V394“ 8"“- hunge. and sit conveniences for light bou8u~
wmrso (‘OAL SllOVELLElLI ill? 3"I m , . , _. i
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, Chester D. Gnyer'speot yum st? Del Iethy was so excited that
the m of m pm. In.“ In. be no hits no: out with the Union ((Wv
.. 'l ills tuition. Merrill Business Coi- .S‘m'" Ni’rwalkr (“’nn- '1“ 3i . keeping, $2.50 per week. 214 East IVO‘ mm ‘° 1’" home in "9' Y". "w.“ W'
1.2m. n8 8!» “ -. —_‘~_—'——_— inue n r v_ ‘ [Ell evening. . . -
__...__...___. -- ., FOR sALEJ HEAVY PORTABLE. ' 8‘ Ens Nor-walk depot n! It. ‘ Everybody [6 good nntumd. so act-i»
WANTED—A GIRL CASHIER IN “'0“ “Wing “M". 1 business “Kim- TO LET -— 'rwo UNPURNISRED: “$33.33;"; $622.“: £30m.” “m m f“ and m m'wn‘
.~~, _. 1 Jersey heifer. Apply E. Tuttle, Wain?
r . South Norwnlk market. Apply '0 rooms, full bollckeoptll prlvlklou in "m city will return tobis duties st? 19, riding in the bou’ truck and
tld‘fll‘ F. Schultae 39 Main street Nor- p" llili 3°“: "WWW 0°“. trans and pantry, running water. .lu'l . . .
walk. Phone 1942. ns 8t , . ~~~~~ r ‘ ' "' iniontllll" 20 Eliubeth street. Grounds”I mm com "I“ evening. moi" “HMO“. w”? m me b.”
m FffifisALE~AlrfOb§403le (Plfliirlfioor, I “my 'r “ml 0! the “MM; - __...
wshlreo—umour (.m‘L son or- Kd(_:].nm\”mi:r_lsgzgs:2ndutsgktgenaoidv. 0 t 3...... m", l. spendinl . short tori eons of the "trailers" behind the
five. hood ianBnlh‘P- hmpioyment '0'). SW) Me’m" 'Wilt Ph “47‘.” To LET—~8 30033 AND BATH.” tough st the home of his pront- iu‘esi-s were funny. but none of thtin
. lend). flood opportunity. H. Jacobs 8; Wilton.) - . 0"- one 8 ;t ;West avenue. Furnace heat. Apply to Plittlvttlo "elite. ' ‘toolr better then ttilt Mi 1 of tlio
30‘“- inc, "'0“- “lfgs- 36”“ “9- 1‘30".“ ‘ _ _,_ __.-_._ -_ n .120 West avenue, South Norwalk. ill at: ._..- mm”. “M, “a towed u in“ do“, . - - “M.
walk up -" I (‘aptsin and Mrs. Frank Klinsrd of West avenue. ’ AMERICANS
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- ‘ s ' .. ,. - . . Washington D. C. spent the week end _-._-.
WANTED—GIRL iron oENhR ll. “WW-W“ 3““ ”I“ U" in 5'1 “Whit; Cross street. Rent us. I". D. sttoh.‘ with relatives in town. I The only people wot-hing ltlt'llljs' . .1-
Mons (layer. of [fatal street. He In“ the window, but quickly turned
moan rut-In Co. ii
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Linoleum Ranges
lhlrniture Bally Carriages ‘
‘ Bedding Cribs
Picnics ' Blankets
Sole Agents for tlhe Fm
HooSi‘er Kitchen Cmnetti f.
. The Fammis Richmond Ranges51-5V
Ranges From $25 will»
WeSpecltllutnl’nrnlsbluu ensues-pies v
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' ' MUST CARRY Elli: i:.."."!.'.".:’.."" at“: :33.
ON THE WORK The United stat-s . 3.th
m . ‘k. 0 . 10 h a k “.1 lion and also a cabinet Singer sowing . _____ . , .
:r~ig:ovtol:teno::ll‘lbhil s‘ifdsgilrlbewgi’i 2mm"? for hm" at 60 Flax Hill "Md: ' ‘0 nap“. “"109- John Russell of Cunt) Upton re-I‘um “vamp”- and "om" men. ‘ * into distrlcu cub bl I‘ll h to I. ‘4‘
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preferred. Can make herself vslnaitlc. :miman- “3 3‘. T0 LlTleDDLE STORE m 'l‘llls‘" turned to his duties lest eVPlilll. If' This is no fictitious United Press (Continual From First Page) lf‘ed ”7000 "WW ‘1’.“
Mme” 8' R" we 89mm," ‘ F A e . p-ib‘lynn Block. corner or Washington or a short visit with friends in this victory'r'lhifi is mi. having come m .'""V°“°“ m ““5” “m "‘1 ‘”
"" . .0“ s L ’(‘ABBJ'WE LAW" ‘ street and Railroad Pitce. Rent 323’ city. The Associated Press. 5 _ ‘ , floors of ”“310!“ up“ '
WANTED~FEMALE OPERATOIih liald lieads,Dnnish for winter keeping. , p". month. For further pnnieulsts m. ____.. _____ shing's expeditionary forces in France to detach, for inst-nee. m from the .M‘
and pressure. Wages 2ft: per hour to Film“ 3"'“°‘" ““h’u- “”0 new com‘qulre of Old Well Cigar Co. ‘. . 7 Dr Baldwin had the bi of its on must be retained there. it is poasible “First Demobilisatlonvnugt’“ m 2*- ’h
“a” We “re. giving to inch 0m- im‘lk «unrl'liilspf‘lciai' pFrlces “th: ‘mu m 'lhe streets today that ‘wgecnrriefl in “15° that for ”I none 0‘ intcmntionul lml‘lm "mud" ““7“ from ""5 “4“ "3"“
f‘gfgn‘: figflfogfil; hing-33": 2.1:! {if llaillniii" RON]; ‘Nhrw'ulkérnielcphgnei T0 LET—"A STORE AND 2 FIVE; :fn :“mmi'h- it was fully 10‘" ft. algal?lhotlii:putedr::::itfi:rym?aiaae¥ a. specified it“s:cfib port. dborb “unlit-j
noon-d from wages, Address it to 20 1140. ’13 “Hm ”mm“ :07 E“ wa'h' 3"? . : n ' "' “m "en °“ m" w“ ”h" 0“ the actual peace negotiations have caste rhinitis will he waits. when.
(mqmm 3“th waaik. E flfi_ .Enst Narwslli. 4 room sputntont on‘ , ’ lanai" wslsmmountod. it “my "’“m’ been brought to I close. .vessels willvpm finally to the ~‘
. . ' ” AMA 7' A EJ-dlcbspel St. inquire at South Main St. . " , m ' i TM" “10" 1“" “ell-“‘5‘ ‘0‘?“ 90"” “hm“ '°" W m“ “MW
Fife en canvas sun Immune am so. . -..-__—_ ‘ if mother's dislrpltn i.- not missing rm; :1" mm ”rt?” :3," b; g; 3ng drawn“ 3% Mentor: j:
I“ t » . . urn one soon 0 ere lice rourn oil-Io seem“ M
l._.- _. ._ . - todsyltn berm -.i hn i l nt ~ ‘&
Chance to: good wages and Id- e . Int-tin Hail Gill. . ' TO LET~3 ROOMS AT 9s Tris-i Mobster “”5““ in then. and. if he did it's glfsi‘rdl!d “Nd '°" “mm ‘1‘" 32m”; 7’“ T233; 7‘”:h‘-‘;‘t:§:od°“°hm” °' ”mi/'5
"mm m “this“ Emu" : ...... . rm .. 1w" “Mm and Work-t , M . $23.“... .3: maggots; ... u. twins...“ s. m... :i
0' elem-on and forty-fiv- yam In fifieb'mmer'bfitchmgw‘;,fifi‘gl‘i’l' gurote street. or telephone issz-fz . ers Are Busy Today .,.;';‘;.’§ff‘:{fl :23“; 33:3 ‘Pf‘i‘igf now in camps in the United States. in: shipments. mull-n suite-um to * 7-:
good physical condition. Apply N. Y.. m Funct- 'on Oct 10 of lobar pneth' ' ' ‘ A: i . .-._.... it was the Kaiser'" ' ‘ The question of discontinuing the lieve ttity cnn, to a great degree. 1'0“ .il;
"' "' " H' R' R. monia litechsntEOili true I son of FOUND' i A liuckt-d house of between 1000 and ' I culling 0‘ men to the colors under the ulnte the “00d M discharged mimr1.w§
' t ' ' ’ selective service act. with the ending so that no single sect!“ of the'conlsr if
E. E. REGAN, Sup't. New Haven. the late Martin Gill. of Stamfonl. lie ‘ .1200 people gruf‘ied Lieut. A. C. Kel- The flag-pole lit the Nor-walk Library
M. D. MILLER, Supt. Waterbury, enlisted the second day after war vi'its' FOUNDMA CAN’- TUE 0“ NE“ ley. of New Cannon; t‘lisplsln Watt, was found this morning to have born
c. A_ MITCHELL. 8np't., Hgmora, declared. in Battery A. 107th l". A. 01 ""1me “m9 by 93““ charges. of the British Expeditionary Forces, broken short oil, so it was most dilll-
.— Bethlehom. Pa.. where he was con ANN“ 5- A- "w Sentinel ofllco. “7 3" and Rabbi Abrams, of Bridgeport. at cult to put out the flag. This was
nected Vi“! “10 ”8'00"an depart» FOUND—TWO ' SMALL‘ SKINS. the monster lYiiiteii War Work drive finally achieved by draping it, instead
.._. LOST merit of the Steel Corporation. bio- Owners mm, have “me bv Dnl‘lnfl rally. lit the Palace Theiitre. lsst even- of hnvlnx it films to the breeze, as it
cllunic Gill was born in Stamford, 2t . chum" f‘hsricn H g, ."h 33 fax. _ . should lisve been. if anyone has any
l_OST---]ll..\(‘l{, SILK mil, ox years as!» and educatod-in that town. wwnde's “a“... 7.49pm.... rm]: i Those present. were uttitll'tled on us. knowledue of who committed this do
'V'esi avenue, containing wedding rim: H9 19‘1"“ to mourn “5 death. i" M“. ' fiisunl treat when they were addressed IlNdhll‘m. Jllhl til the moment. when
“3.1 mm... money. Please rplurn to immediate wally. his mother. Mrs." lbvthph-‘a‘hree mpn'eyeryonoofwhom it would help the German sympathiz-
_\ li., Sentinel office. Reward. lift 31 Mary H3“ Gill. ”“1 sisters. MP“- Ed'! 8m tonal: .Wiltl nit cxct-Ilcllt tulkt‘i'. All worked “I“. h" ‘1‘ lll'kt‘d l0 report if. (‘ilhcr to
ward Clerimt Sound Bench; Mill. Rd. . in“. u“. hurt-cs5 of the ”up...“ gum. ”Il' library :lliihdl‘ifit-s or to the puiiL't‘:
LOST vliOOK or (lmlhlli'i‘ixti ‘09“ 3- O'COnheil. of this city. and. New NW“ NW from l’fl‘hier?‘ "sign, and through their «not-ts and" _- — m -
”ck“... bctu'tt-n East Noi'wnlk station n. William Bartlett Beckley, ot,0ld Ort-liltrd llllls. “in. Miller. 33 H“. Nam"... of ”w audit-lice, “n, cum- PRESIDENT T0
. 9 v . ' . . Stamford; and three brothers. Thomas Washington street. 02] in) :‘c A , , . g .. .
and Unit iticnue hinder pleat" re- I'll n suit- to bi oiel iiubsttlbed in ANNOUNCE TERMS
tum to 9 Platt avenue or leave of Sen— R Gill. 503‘“ 1- Gill “l“? P- L~ ii. “in ‘ ‘ this city. Enthusiasm prt-vailod
tinel othcc. liil .".l 0‘ Dnrien. } PAINTING -- VAPER-HANGWG throughout the meeting. and tho slir- OF ARMISTICE
> - w“; ' "‘"""‘ idscoratlng. patnter'ii supplies; wsli rill". talks of the speakers added to _ _
LOST-“MAXW'ELL AUTO CRANK. Mrs. Mama?“ ”"9”- ‘mper, up.(o.dam styles. lowest price“. i" t‘xtitt‘lllt’lll. (if file lllotllf‘lll. Eilt‘h ‘Cflnlinllv‘d From 1..” One)
Lost Saturday. Finder plensc. l'i'tui‘n .llls. A‘Illl‘gal't‘l Farrell. widow of l~-. I .r. hm; “Hump nf the “um-pm... WP“.
ii~ of- Millie 256 Flax Hill Rtliltl. Pill-no ”“‘ “ll" “1"“ “m “in?” 0‘ Havilsnd 3 Estlmstes cheerfully K “I r”. ‘ ..l tiit‘ highest order. and till wcl'u It'-
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siicct. dltd Inst evening at the Mir-ilk" solicited. Tel. “‘0' “9“” ' (Pitt-d with round aftcr round of up. n "h" I' ”" ” "‘ " ”Hr ~“ ‘ “"
ill-31 5. I' ~ I \
q“ __--.- - . :l‘d‘ii itosphil‘i. mull“? an opt-naught White. 61 1-2 El? "011'". pliiuw. “if“. ‘li. . itnini: of ”,0 mm...
or tllllil‘lllicllis. ‘it- ti stlrv re '. . . _ ~ . . . . , " “‘ "
iicn children Lt'ilt'l' and William 1315 Am “dummy M ”‘0 thtuire ““3 “'"H' \' “ “M"mw'” M “w Stilts
[EGAI- N0‘HCE ”w t' 8‘ '\'-t\‘v- Filwfll'd of '8‘“; Union Parcel Delivery, Edvard ’- tastefully dccotutt-d tor the occasion tit-portion". and him. procluitliod bv
. lam“ pl”: MALL. ' km} of Plliladel-i nabsrty. proprietor. Trucktnl. L003 “:m‘ DEMO‘ZC “”0““ A full 0“““"’f““" the fil‘t'. it!.lll. i was officially lin-
._.. (it'llll'liu' \llss \l‘li‘g'll‘i‘: l'icl'ce Mn. tat-tench hauling. Light and heavy “M‘. ”"5““ and. ““1"" by “ ““"l‘d n lulu-wt in tho Still“ «ivliariment. and
. ' ,. ' ‘ “ ‘ ‘ . 'i choir oi the various churcllcs of tho I- p.- -.»- tummy b" n... rump,“ -'
NOTICE. " i “ ”H" “ MM'M‘“. “‘3"- J‘ Lawlor, “Winch“; °° ““9“”. 1531' 800 cilv very fine music was furnished ' w <- ollliciililv unil ilnc (i "it" hlilo u ‘r.
,. .. . . . .. _ \i'ititt-t- liovo, .ll‘s. (iPOI' o Still. ind " ' . . ‘ ‘ - " 9 ' ' "
on:(hillifiiiligprl‘tiilioi‘tgifriltlt‘v‘.) commlflmn Miss lClllL-l iron-oil. tillle this c‘lfi'.ia°m eon an 1 ”W‘- A' 0' “"9" " M" ”mm“. ““““"""“"' ‘.‘"" “.” “m“ “m“ “R“
l hert-liv “W” for (i meme m SC“; TN. mm...” “.m mm. mm, mmo',;—————, _.__...- .._-,_-- —- boy. spoke of hiti personal cxwriencee lM-n ruri-inuwi. ho few mcmht-rs
spirituousand ihtoxlcatiugiiduors all‘ . H.“ mflmim m N ".flmk from St“ in the gigantic struggle. Licut. Kelley l-.-|lll‘llt-t! liidlly [mm tlwir ohicfion is
.L ‘ killer beer Rhine wine and civic!" tti .li unit's church and illtt-i'lliclii will he ‘ .i” very WWI” here and 1-“ address cation mm “m." “In!“ (if ”'8 firesi-
h (‘llffm‘tl lion-l b‘liz'lbt‘th street in. nilllii' ill 5'. Mum's (“cult-tun. 'H; was excellem' and we" momve'd- H9 (him S (timing reached "H‘- “Pimlw
the Town of Norvi'nlii in said county : ‘ . " l is a member of the old Fight Sixty. tllerc w"; some doubt whether enrimil
In place of business is not Ioffllt‘ti" Mrs Ruth T M k' i CEI‘EBRAT Ninth, now the 165"” and ha“ “"3“ could be musmmd for a 10"" ”55'0“-
within JOOU not inh-‘i direct line of -t' Mrs Rut 'T \Iakili died". at lltl“ considerable :32er OM them H9- ‘“ ”if” by Wireless mm Pm"
. .. ‘ _«~ ~ 2 ‘. :- . _- - ‘. . p ' ' , was it a num r of enmemenlg slid.‘ liliei- ‘ onlt-nceitu wo'ul road the
church edillct. pamthlnl school ()1 hnnlt, 33 pmlg strt ct. South hon, .._..... during the fighting around Campagne.‘ lei-"1.. to u“. French Chamber (if-Depu-
t-ullllc school house, or the promises wnlk this morning at the age of Tm mm” mm of \‘orivlilk's pollu- ,
- . . . . ' . l t ’ . he was wounded. lie was sent to a ”N at. about the same hour. All m n -
renaming tin-min. m mu imst oflim ”silty-lilo rears. him is survived by. Milton that wont to sleep lti rill were base hospital for treatment and was hers her" WW liuiizv called fossil;-
; .ililic library or cemetery-s . three daughters, ”Mrs. Rufus J. Smith wide awake shortly after ll o'clock . (m pawn” n
‘ Arc you. a Citizen of the United and Mrs. Benjamin Hoyt. of Southf this morning when ci‘ci'y ball and 11:20:32? to this country to con . for n join' strain?“Timingglilbillltmthgagz
.‘Ylllt‘?’ let. ‘ Norwulk: Mrs.‘Edwaitl OHnra. of whistle let loose wi'll owl-v ()illli‘!’ cl‘ Chaplain Well of the First British} tornoon.
Dated at borwillk this twentieth n'iriseport: and three sons, Ellis F. noise that could lit- gotten 0“! 01’ Exp‘editionary Fo‘rcag was an unusuni? '
my of October. A. n. 1918. Maklu, of South Norwalk. and William’ them. 1,. gm, speaker. and 'deuyemt an ad- ~ __- ”*7.
GEORGE 5. STEELE. 1.. llit‘dizetl and Samuel E. Makin, oft Few of the Oidt‘l'. or possibly more. dress well worthy of special mention . V V i
' ' ~Applicant. Trenton. b. J. Funeral services at her lazy ones tried to snail-ii a few winks Chaplain Watt was on the front in’ "Ric Am” I" MEA
up. the untimrisni’d. eleciom-and inx- home..- Wetluesdny afternoon. at, 3:30.? more but when til 6:45 it wall abso- Franco and Belgium for four years'and.
hurt-rs. of defined by law. of the Rev. Frederick A. Coleman will titlig lilte'iy certain that it was all imev'thirteen months—of thnttimolleltty in .
10“.“ “f Mil-walk in ”m countv Mm ciate. ' . « i ”‘9“ ”9mm“ broke 100” to" "m" ll. lioep‘tsl recovering from wounds be 0100s THE “
by endorse the: application of the. ’ ““- i “‘79 minutes later came a. ””009” hlld rehelved in action He was later ' ' '
“"‘““‘;_“3m°d “will” S. Stcclc “’l‘ ' Mrs, Henry Webb 3 sion up West avenue headed by a plu- ini'itlided home and is now engaged as
inc 1 ilcenseriliti “it do hereby hsevorit‘ - .Mm Jeaneotte Elizabeth Webb,‘ toon of police. and the American band a lecturer touring this part of "m Take GI ‘ f
.V. earl or time . ccit i i at H'- vtits of Henry Webb. died last evenins leading a procession 0f men. "lime-“- country ilomade a special appeal to :tun:?ronla:::?sl:lzzr:mw
above named npl‘llicnnt is it suitable at my pomp 25 First street East
. - . and children that increased like the ~ . . .
l’hfid‘é.‘.?.§°s‘f.ti§°dnl ilf£“€i‘f.‘§s:$‘§ MM" "‘é is" 0' 9" tw- 9... WW" MW W ...i. l’ll’.."°‘l."i12s.‘§.‘Sotimt‘tdlti‘héi ..'J 122‘: "it“? ’1'“? Time“
a . a is survived by her husband and four, Up Main street and back again they not, because the money will he need- Wm“ “m 6"(fxsionall’l-‘y :31; $133:
l: described pince'is in Our opinion. it chlldrpn Clarence H H '
‘ . . ' . ' .. 8173' R. Ell“; went \Villl it stop at the Wall street . ..
tglgibgg'glgcfiqx‘ggielfnndtowtzcllhpggl‘i fine-Iii" :l‘lu’l Horace W. Webb, “Pi comer‘ while everybody that had mirghbak'i’l? bgpxiv’ii;hfr:t:e(lilzlgite(ig: 22:20:33 w“91:13:”tsilnni‘oils'tmt[Miit fol.tmhfi
severally each for himself certify that 1 mm W‘l' be new from he” 13‘? voice enough left. or knew the words some time to come kidneys in their north“:a “8 1 le
.. . . . route. on \ednesday afternoon at 2 sans the Star Spangled Banner and Rabbi Abrams the noted young ora- from the blood ‘g‘hey hecgnsgrflugt
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. ve- ale nulliti-i oi ie'tl tntnte s tulle oclock. Roi. Frederick A. Coleman the Margafllaise. and thou ' went tor. from Bridgeport lived up and mm and WE‘lkf‘n then you suffer with
ill said town of Noru‘nlk. will oillclatc and burial Will I) ,
r , . . 9 made cheering on a sin. ~ _
-..A‘ ‘llarris. l. hf. Guns. Jolt. Abra. in the [union cemetery_ ROWthon. . Stored that zero open eluted again, earned for himself axrester reputn- a dull misery in the kidney region.
.tnIi-i. Matthew Corbett, J. llllion (o | tion as a fimtclm orator. last even~ sharp pains in the back or sick head-
pm. m. n . S I - - - and “he” 3‘15””: “13‘“! the favorite ing. it was his first appearance in nche. dizziness. your stomach .our.
1 hereby certify that the above him» y W: Marion Brown. noiiCe that there was Nothing “Oil's, 1mg em; but it. is earnestly hoped n “tongue is comm] . and when theqwel:
Sylvia Marion Brown. dau hte f' med
...1 (indm‘gem are electors and tubal" Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. llrovtgvn, tiled.§ :catzishothgetecii‘trstrli‘é {\izld‘tilflglaolbk ”till: will not be his lost. He 3 an up- the “I had you have rheumatic
“Tents defined by law, of said town of yesterday, at her home. The funeral‘ door.
5‘7..."- u.
7 potent Norwallt this 30th day or fjl‘,§efi”laiet““d m" be held from. Despite the lanes! “with.“ has swetigflg’ifl mgvggegetngIhugggi shrie‘gn'dentirrixtedmglhi‘lglih om" “it
‘ I ' mme' omorrow afternoon, at ”a" lined and populated tbe‘stl‘eetn. the arniiétlce with Germany or the "seek relief two or ’three litigation:
”1' A‘ n" 19‘8' - - 2 o'clock. Rev. Harold F Wt ' ‘ '
HERBERT R. SMITH. ofliclute. .. lson willl for it similar length of time there was actual c'bssntlon of hostilities Should the “mm. . .
Town Clerk. ._.
_ _ . , 'r- and it Was due to careful driving and I - - t5“! canary ‘c - -
‘ FOR SALE—HOUSE g ROOMS “mm" °f Edward P: ”'MY “'0"! heads that more 99°F” "”3 “0L.gttiit:le:n'throughumy l1teo the endmgl'lwmlgitge lmfis'hirmieyzfie itiiirfii'
«till: all improvements, ttooo also .1.“ ""m' °’ mm” P- "we”? ”“- d""“ by "‘9 1““ 0’ "hm“ ““1 'cess of the mundane” much toolir‘ounces or Jud stills from my bar-
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post to the people to back the United twinges. The urine cats cloudy. full _
almost an “”01“” ““3" Of ““1343“ not deter the success of this campaign. Tolfetittl’aliZe these irrit ting acids. '
of hostilities has been under consider; U)" will be swamped. ' - .
ation. it is known that Gcncrelt‘iow-' The work of mtnrnll-g the acidic V
tiers advisers had favored cancelling to their former civilian ststus in tho ~~
all outstanding cells as soon as the industrial life of the nation has been
armistice had been signed, but this turned oxer to tho Dominant oil»:
miter must be passed on by the (len- bor end is being handled by s speciil‘i'r"
on! Stuff. This movement. of a large committee. headed by Volta Maillot-6..
number of men to camp was due tube: or. The organluumi is ready for the
gin this morning. under the November use or the authorities in the nine Ins ' ~
cells. which embrace about 300,000 chinery which has carried out the pro-
vision of the. "work or fight" order, mid-
Return home of Amcrlcan "an” it is understood that this will be and.
forces. battleships, destroyers. sd’huia- largely in the task of findingposltlonl 5.1;
rincs. converted yachts. supply _shlps for the men. Under this plan, ouch lot ' it
and other emit—also will follow the cal draft board will be constituted I. "77*,
end of tlto wiir. Definite plans have central labor office for the district in I .
not been revealed. but it is assumed which it it. sltusted end will piece the. .7
that once disposition is made of the men who were sent. by it to the truly -
German High Seas Fleet and whom to the positions found “out. ,. 2
limit, in accordance with the. terms of Willie full not i hold by file
tho armistice. the American dread- Wu Depu’tnlen for this demoblllu-
noughtsl with the British Grand Fleet. tion (it the armed forces. the return of .,
together with most of the destroyers the Nation's mobilised industries to g
and other submarine hunting anti con. pence basis, it is thoughtwiil necessl- -'
voyiug craft, will return. tale important legislation by COMM“ am
Even with hostilities ended. how to prevent a period of acute disruption ‘ . -.
over, much other naval work aside in business. Officials here expect tint.
from that of taking 'over and guarding Congress will be called unoh soon it!"
German and Austrian naval vessels. considers “demobiltsntlon bill.” which- 1
remains to be done. Removal of the will delil with this and kindred prob“
thousands of mines laid by the Allied. lemil. ‘
American and German. Navies will; ~—-'- -~-~ ——-—-— , 4
form no small part of this work. and; St‘llllnel Willi! Ads- Work Wonders. . .
undoubtedly the fleet of mine sweep-1 — ~..-—— -.._. ".—
iilg and laying craft sent overseas by
the United Stntcs will assist ill tlllti Try . Sentinel Went 1“
tssli. The greatest mine. field is that '
put down in the North Sea as a bar-i .
rage scaiiisl German submarines. The‘ I "" '
mines Wore lunmlfactured in this coun~ ‘ ' “
3y; and were laid largely by American Harri - . (~ 8 S 4 _
mm. a f
\ ill: the return of all German sub ' S J n ‘
Inl‘ rines to lllf‘il' buses. Allied nnd Alll- '
erlcsn shipping once more may still
the seven sells without fear of molesttr
tion and iii disregard of the regula~
lions mlidt‘ necessary by tlermuny's ' . '
unrestricted warfare. Time will be -
no mule running at night without
lights. with its attendant dangers of ‘ .
collisions and trig-sagging ttnd devla- . . ' I
tion from established shipping motel-tub . w, "
Much‘ol the shipping used for war [I ‘
purposes will be freed for police time . '- . ‘
commerce and there will follow a grad. , . '
uni relaxation of the restrictions as to _ - .
food and‘blher necessities imposed Th t, A” ~ 5
upon the peoples of tho Allied coun- i ' a s ‘ ' 7
tries These changes will not. come. ’;
litlmedtntely, however. for it is the pul-i '
pose of the. American and Ententc‘l-
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Governments to cooperate with Ger-
many, Austria. Bulgaria and Turkey” 53 w‘m m ‘
as well as with Belgium, Serbia slid
Romania. in furnishing. as far its pass m 721.
hible. ille‘food and other supplies ne‘-
cessary for the civilian populations 'of
these countries. .-.. A
in this country tho problem has ‘ _ .
been taken up with reference to itsl _. _, _____.,__ _. . _ ._'_
two chief phases: The strictly mill--
:tnry. having to do with the demobilie r ‘ . .
cation of the army and its safe return it” ’0" have any mm
to America and the industrial. which 3* ' “‘“'
"detils only with the inflitrfilgi oi ttho .Mnduw glass have n
tuidiers to the ranks of r, a tor . ‘ - . .
they ‘hsve‘been released from the "replace . mm. ‘m;
tinny. A third; problem of denioblliss- . _ ~ ‘
tion will den'l With the mobilised in- saving heat ~
dustliss of the United suites. ‘ ‘ - , .
no military authorities have under
consideration. for some time, the sub-
Ject of demobiliutiolt of the unlit. but
wolf '- ‘
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