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TO LET-FOUR ROOMS Alimp‘
bath, stationary range, gas, 91601110}
lights. Also house to let. Call 9 Val-l
I15 31 111,.- Place. Telephone 1070.

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FOF §AL£~11 R11 RED PUL-
iets. ready to lay, 2cocker,els 337-.

WANTED—A GIRL FOR QENERAL late hatched Boned Rock pullPlF 811'

11 network Inquire 119 Flax Hill Road. ”10119 1736
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WANTED-EXPERIENCED “Tl-HT} T FOR SALE—ONE MILK COW
'I'sltresa. Non/11111 ifotel. 1118 31 horses, one fed hog, Rudolph Paulo—
' 31101 West Nontalk, Ri1bards alenuc.
WANTED—GIRL TO READ P11001- ’
and assist in attire. South Nowalk
Sentinel.

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moms uitb all improvements, :0 Cree
cent Terrace, South Norwalk, Ct.

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That home Hid profits taxes be
payable in near canal quarterly in-
stalments on March 15, June 13, Sep-
ltenlber 15 and December 15.

That excess profits tax rates for
payments due next year be no higher
than those in the existing law.

American Expeditionary Forces,
writes the following letter to his
mother, Mrs. Edward S. Merriam, 16
Bayview avenue

Fiance, October 11, 1938.

APPAREL

CHARGE AMOUNTS OPENED

 

 

1 That necessary safeguards be pro ””3”“ Mother
’vided for war and excess profits taxes Vi F“ We 11' up here in the rain and:
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amortization, conservative valuation
'of inventories. and ascertainment of
minimum incune which shall be ex-
emitted from the tax to insure the lax~
payer against injustice and avoidable
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moving “up the line” on the advance.
Our battery boys are here and the
guns, our 155’s (French guns. about
six inch in American ) Our battery is
in action right across the road from
eliminated entirely for mymm‘s due this shack where. 1 am billetcd, and
in 1m except “”1 ”we“ to profits nearby are a lot of these big guns on
on contracts ””5“,“ during thewarl sheets, howiuers or shorts as they
period. law called The billet has shell notes

SOCIE? '1'!
That corporation and individual in- -
come in roles be increased on 111- 111 the “‘9" but I “We a 80011 blink
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That war and excess prolts taxes be

 

 

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WANTED—A YOUNG LADY AS late 1916 model winter top. Demounta with board if desired. Home comforts
1111f leader and assistant in office of ble rims, good condition. 30113 12 tires and well heated house gual'anteed 3‘
d 11- South Norwalk Bream: Sentinel I All around extra rim A bargaia.Phon1 minutes from trolley and station 'f'ebl
3170?». 9 Noruuik. 30.

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waureo - BUSINESS ”A“? ' - —* :‘hesl:ull 3:11:11 Emmott-132115 31'
11 1.11111. Large, furnished room, 11111-1 FOR SALE A (10011 GROWING

 

 

wally located. Address R, Mu— business, well established Catering to
my on“; old 31 the 5 & 10c stores Large supply of
.... goods on band. also plenty of orders.

WANTED MARRIED MAN \\'l'l‘li< Be your own boss. Address N. A. D.

TO LET~WUR ROOMS SUITA-
hle for young married whole. 10 Plea-,7
sant street, East Norwalk. inquire on‘

 

 

out children, for «1111:1111,l Milly; care General Delivery. South soru-nllr,’”m““" '15 “1
”lountry." care Sentine 0 re 11 , r .
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WANTED —EXPER1ENCED SHil' ,l
mu; clerk. Good salary. Permanent
position. Chance for advancement.
Apply, between 8 a. In. and 5 p. 111.,
l‘iover Mfg. (30., 50 Day 81., So. Nor-

ron SALE—muss- 110'r011c1'mm“med mm "uh "m' g“ “a
‘11,lc Call Saturday afternoon or Sunday ‘11 conveniences for light housekeep-
111 1111111 6 o'1lock e1'.eninge Telephone in! 82 50 per '6“. 3“ FA“ “0““?-
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11'qu n13 3, Connecticut avenues, So. Norwalll.‘ _,
Win-{En T1131 117.111.3113.. m—-~—. "” 3t; remark—111031111111, mrsh 111113
‘ , taper en orwalk, Bout '01-“
11 learn weaving. The Cole Rosco“ FOR SALE-111 GiUGi' HAMMER- unlit, 30'5“” Rents t, m ‘5 ml

“.lfg. (‘.o, Bates (‘oull South \‘orwalk 1111,. [thafa allot tun, 1111811 "30' little. 350 per month #103119 mung“ BM

 

 

 

1113- 31 3 .’0 l’honds 713 W 111011, met-6 p.111“
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WANTEDfiAi Hillside school, a. ‘ 1’ ET—1 FLOOR 4 EKB
11 01111111 to kitchen helper. Apply per- FOR SALE ~FA.\'C\ HAND PICK hug}: 3.“me lit 5 m2”; m3
1.;onally at Hillside school. 1113-31 111 apples. See them all lnln' 11 improvements. Wilt Q,“

— r1 staurant Vi asbinston street. Tel 300
WANTED—Janitor ,vlitll email 1111.... 21100 31:13:
fly to occupy rooms and take charge
of flat house. Man or man and wife,
11180 to New York rim to keep us lan-
itor of h flat house. inquire Raymond

 

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at once. inquire Mrs. S. A. Younga. 211
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[Flynn oclt corner of Washington
per- sneer and Railroad 111.111.1121“ 825

TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE

 

Hros. 1113.,311' Notice is hereby given to all
"" sons liable to pay taxes in the City of ‘fiirgzroh'u’affli?39:;9335‘30‘03 in
WANTED—POSITION BY LAME \‘ol",vlatk in the County of Fall'l'ield. ,q I

 

woman. Work which can be done 811' 11111! the State of (tonnectlcut. and the
ling. ~ Good bellman. Adl'ess “ill,
Sentinel.

., ,7 TO LET‘A STORE AND I FIVE
care smel'lll taxing districts of sold city. 1.00m apartments ”07 East Waflh Bl.
1113 3‘ on the assessment list of 1917, which East Norwalk 5 room apartment on
taxes uill become due and payable °",Ci1apei St. inquire 64 South Main St.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED 51‘1“" the second day of December: A. D..' ’i‘.el 60
"graph" and ”Phi: de'be“ 1103111311.! 1918 and (lint 1 will meet them to re,
Atlantis Stcnograp erLc‘mE._ he ‘lt‘elve said taxes It the 081130: of the. TO LETr~3 ROOMS AT 96 TA?”
WANTED—“OMAN T0 coo“ Collector in the CHI. Hail 007“" .0" lo: a1enue.lmulrs hire 8. Ttrlov. '16:
11nd assist in light houtewok in small \ortll Main and Marshall streets, in Grove street 01' telephone ’13:,“ l
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" ”b0" #9. South Norwalk. City, on Monday. December 2nd 1918 BMW Iona”
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. from 9 until 12 o'clock forenoon, and’
WANTED-W'OM AN TO DO LAUl‘
tlly work. Apply p o bo‘ 4,“. South flom. " 10 5 o'clock lll the afternooml lionseoleaning. jobs of an kinds 5'

Morenlk‘ .and that said office will be open the” rugs clean‘ott, cellar cleaned Phone

' ’ after for the purpose of receiving said call 706
WANTEM‘RL ‘FOR OFFIU“ taxes etery week (1111' at thé same ,
:33: 53%;nfiipiggrfzr‘éofigmifg hours, Saturday afternoons and legal, Fromm of 0.0 South Main. “PM, i
L riloe miss, Belden a1enlle,.\'orw.alk holidays excepted. 1111111 purchase-d2 llaniord P111111, 2
Taxes will also be fi-Cclved at the doors from present l0"‘1'!l1'.". 11.1 11111

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,1 1 et. remove his tailoring 11-1" 2'. lift :-
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‘P‘irst District. front Monday, Dccem-l _:

Firemen .11111- 23rd. to and including Thursday.1 New sweet d 111' from “hm”.

chance far good wagon and Ida-“mm” 211111019 0111 Orchard 1111111. W111. Miller as

vaneaman't for me‘il batwcan the In“, On all taxes which shall remain un- Washington street. 021 Mm
id aftcr the first day of January. A. 1

of eighteen and forty-five years YIn Du PAINTING _ PAle- GlNGl

,t).,1919,lnterest at the rate of 9 pl‘r

Scent per annum will be charged from
the first day of llcc,cmller 1918 until ’9”. “Flo-alto styles, IOWGIt IMO“.

Estimates cheerfully given, Trial or
the same shall he paid l

Dated at Norunslk Conn, Novembcl “911 solicited. Tel 400. Alexander
——.lslh A. 11. 19111 White. 61 1-: no avenue.

ROBERT C \ll’l‘i‘. HELL. '
i‘a\ (‘ullcctor of the (‘il,\ of .\'or1v 1.1lk

hood physical condition. Apply N.Y
N. H. a H. R. R.
E. E. REGAN, Sup’t, New Haven.
M. Dr MILLER, 811171.. Waterbury.
c. A. MITCHELL. 811V!” Hartford. ;

F011 eALE:i'i01'srz, s ROOMS:
with all lle‘0\’,Plu9nlS $3, 000. (.‘aslll
$500, balance can remain mortgage. 1 _ w ‘81aherty. proprietor. Trucking. bong

An elegant chance to get :1 home “all; SICK AND wOUNOEO iammce muting. Light and heavy,
located- SOLDIERS HERE trucking10fllce telephones 1581.800

ASk 10h,“ T. Hayes : WASHINGTON Nov. 15—Thcwtotal House connection.

No. 7 M St NM number of sick and wounded men; ---—-~ --— ~ w-..” ~~
m "11mm“ ilnnded in the United States item the:

...... ..-... .... - ...—.....221 American Expeditionary Forces for
1108'!- lhe week ending November 8, was 721'

LOST—A YELLOW AND “’l'll'l‘E‘

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large collie dog Answers to name oil WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.——Uncondi-
‘.Spot " Reward mill be given if re- lionnl revocation of the general strike,
turned to Mrs. W. H. Hilliard Rock order in Switzerland by the Socialistlc;
land 301111.08 my alenue 1115 3‘ committee was reported today in an!“
lofllcial message (’0 Swiss Minister Sui
LOST~RECE1PT BOOK, SATLtK- zer here.
day, Nov. 9, in East avenue trolley to
East Norwalk 7 p. in. at bridge switch, I
oron East avenue Return Mrs-1. s A BA“ m4? "MAB!"
Youngs; 241 East avenue. East Nor-
wflk. nli___3t'
‘cor'rou emcee ADVANCE AGAIN.‘ m m swmn
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lew 101111.210“ 15.—-Colton 1111-:
111111 ed ten dollars a hate within a few “Plpfi’a Gold compound" Ends Golda
llllilILezi after the market opened here} and 01-13" in a Few Hours
today. 11111 rem-splat the m' This “Paws Cold Col-mime" or
11111111 of 200 points died, with a view on two loll-a anti! you have taken
‘0 I'mvemlnn undue speculation. as 611530-00. then Ill more mirror!
the limit for fluctuations during on M II. We.“ I'll-3.0980303. ll
day'stndiag ”momma-osmium-
The sou-111 nu 11111111111111 11111111- aaalaoan- arms-«:1
than marina of .111. u a. u. ammmcmmm
tan hash-Id by 1.1m mafia-showman»;
loom-autumumauhI—Immw. masoc- ",.,,
been m ls am plats. “and“ m “mum
Mfimmmm Mflmfl'wm Ml’mw “swag”.
mamfl-ua—amwu-‘n ”mu-Aha 1

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'J was in South Norw “1 yesterday
polling on her mother,

‘lhill practically all farms in Conner J
‘ticut need liberal applications of limb To "m

ifarnl labor it is necessary that the llll‘l‘ll‘éhulill‘elqlmlsélgg: “5:312,” £1833
fertility and productivity. of the land Citarella. at No 11'. Elv mantle. to

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l and Personal 1 1
l ' comes of 1919, payable in 1920.
' Hun shells come every day, m

.1 That the basis for next year‘s taxes l)
payable in 1930 be determined now | only a 19‘, have landed near 0“, ”My
ent billet. But there is sure some

1 ’l'he secretary also urged prompt
mat of the pending bit M
3:61:33- aatirnatad the revenue yield from the “CM“ and tar When the various bat
mu framed by the Senate lattes are firing around here.
A miscellaneous shower was tender- m committee at 86...,000000000 as over watchi
ed Miss Elsie F. Fagelstrom at the compared pith the 88,..000000 000 1110- 155-,s the other afternoon and
ll ls 1e
mm at 111- m n” 1111111 G De $312152: :21 1221.323"? Lyle ”WWW“, 1"" "11h" noisy 1111111113
Waters 0‘ Spungwood avenue, WM stringent than the changed situation 0’ “"99 Of them 88 to going in rapid
neaday evening Many beautiful and flu ”may" ,.Suooesamn
uaeful gifts Iere received and an en Ir. chdoo did not refer to the Francis Bum, is in tilts b‘
1 til i d
Joy-hie time was had. Those present mg" 1:111” '31:? fifilblll’ $111112: 1 see him every day now. He 31:12:11
on . c
“m ”m “1““ "“M “mam lions indicated that the also of 11111 0'" 0f the tractors used to pull the
Bessie Pohlnlan, Harriet Warm. Elsie wt be around {5410:- 0,000, to guns when moving from on position
Fagerst/mnl, Mrs. Frederick Green- make up the dilemmas in 1.1'en the to another.
,,wood Mrs Frederick Olsen ilrs. Axel nix billions of take-11 111118368661100000 A
Fagerstrom, and Mr and Mrs. Frank" ”my“ (rpm the Fourth “be!” itllmi’1 and “w bunch have returned
. loan and the eighteen billions of ex ' ‘ 9 melon-”‘93 ”‘03 W9!“ l0 set
G. Dclluters. down toward the south The) got

bones.
The Senate finance comm ttee to- here night before last. Andy has been
made sergeant recently.

M111. Leslie Smith, of Elnluood ale- dgy will examine Mr. McAdoo's pr-o
Everywhere we go there are signs

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rule. in honor of her slanty- -fourln gram and will examine film in person
birthday. entertained the member's of W hen he 399”" before the committee

late this afternoon.
the visiting chapter of Trinity Church
fie t of
Rev 11 m! e do rick A e n “1111:1111 .a r studying Kr. McAdoo'alt rather hasty eiacuation.

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terday afternoon. Mrs. Smith. for a added that they were thus the "M‘s. B as “ should be'

woman of her years is in wonderful he '1“ “3 ”flat“? ’1“ discussed 1‘" Monday "m“ I recen'éd’ "'9 9““
health. 8b.- entertained her guests "m!“ conferences. 1‘“ of tobacco ”d Sunday ‘i‘rlbune
with music, following which delicious 0‘ August 25' Was 3"“ ‘0 get 50W

So you
all the

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refreshmcn ls were a
one! 3:11:01: 3:111:21,“ hopeless white somewhyre “so received a card
1111. and Mrs. William Avery and ’1'“!!! Anna dated September 2:, from
her brother, 111111111911 Wood of East ”BMW Am now hoping to receive
Great 11111, l'onus Ridge. entertained ‘Wmi‘ lellm from you 110111.113 it is
a party of friends from Bllvchmino. [Em mm 1 “me "1°” "‘00!" mail Wits coming in.
Norwalir, and New Canaan, last Sun- , The “98m" 18 bad, but We are all
day. NOTICE "MU “‘1'" and Ilallri'xotucky soldier
“" liistlict of Norwalk ss. Probate 'boys. “e have to be thankful that we
1m. Harry Paxton. oi \‘ew,ur|l .\'. tour! xummbpr 7 A l). 1913 can live and work from day to day in

Estate (.f Julia Erdos. late of N
r}. John Weill. walk in said distlict, deceased.
The (‘ cult of Probate for the his

‘hel h cl llt
L ' o e ablated her ) r M" m lrict of \‘olnulk hath limited and al-

reeelvlng the calls of many friends

ice that you have much more to be

of {01 the cr'editms of said estate
M-‘fl- Summerlleld Jim“ 0’ PO" exhibit their claims for settlement.

farmed . .
Chester in spending the weekend with Those who neglect to present their 111- “a sol diffs wfzvxd ‘73:“ ’qu do" '3
her cousin. 11111.1. Frank Mucuugh- counts. nmpclly attested. within said to l d 3 .1 y ‘ "e W“
tin of Westport “mm, time, will be debnrred ll rnro1crv. All 3° rem 11 ion of the saddest phases
' persons ind111|1 ed to said estate are re of it all.1

‘ ulll'r-tctl to "who immediutc payment ,
Mrs. William 11 Smith of New to rfii1.."'l‘§1.wi ”0"“ 11111 ”mm‘m‘
JOSEPH EllliOS, 0011 come out of that?

‘1' k former] of No l
”(.'r-u.” “,,. gum“ 14:: k, has been l-Ixct'ulnl‘ llpeace talk we have heard so much
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' ‘ com-out. HERMAN wm'rss.
I RV$E PENDWG Tells of Always loving Up the Line
' REVENUE BILL on the French righting rum.
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loo-1mm m rm: me.) Wm‘ M“ “W 0‘ 111.1;
__._. Fiftyeixth Artillery band, Headquart-t
l, Other ma we‘ are Company. Coast Artillery Corps.

Wat ;
in them tire one. of ourll

Chairman 81111- 0' German occupation. but also sighs
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Wu afraid tobacco had gone astray:

or a land where so many are dying ever-311‘
day. You people at home must lest f

lO‘N‘d six months from the date here thankful for: that your lives are com 1
to putatively safe; that your land is 1101‘

 

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Regards to all you see, and love to
you and the kids. .
Your wither boy.
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; Helen node‘ ammo.- ulo two
gday old~daualhter of Kr. and In. l.
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died this m 111an. She In new
'dauflter of Mrs. Mary Danna, d
the am address who died ”I
morning A double funeral will fill.
place tomorrow morning at a did-eh
from St. Joseph's Church and m
will be made in Rlvenide m

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Mrs. Liam lam“

Mn. Lizzie Barnes, aged aunt}-
five years. died yutardapmalu at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elev.
Major-es, Bunion street.

The funeral will be held from her
late home Saturday mania; at eight-
thirty andf tom St. WY 1!. C.
Church at nine o 'clock. Burial will be
in St, Mary's cemetery.

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Funeral of In. “akin

| The funeral of Mrs. Ruth 1'. Makin '
was held Wednesday afternoon from
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ruled
J. Smith, 33 Spring street. llrl. lla-
kln was a life membrane W
11111 Church and MI always been at»
tivo in its interests and was mind one -
of the oldest members of the W. C 'l‘. .
it. Her two 10111.31 SWmnol‘and min '345‘11
Makln, and her two WV. 11115" “no:
.1. Smithand Edw'ud o'am‘, acted '11-’11
pallbearers. Rev. W! A Cob
man, rector of Trinity Church. olddsh

ied.

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The funeral of Illa Violet Irene LY: , 1'11?
E511 was held yesterday afternoon 1! y
2 o'clock from the funeral chub! at
'Pfedericll Ganung. The item. 3,1,”,

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Howell officiated and intern.” w
in the family plot in the Nor-Ill! 50,8- , .‘
etery. '11.
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Patrolmsn Cluna reported but even-
ing that a trolley car operated by Mo
torman John Muller-nay and Conduct
or Herbert Rogers starch the pollen
dummy under the Washington shut ‘
bridge. The dummy, however. w“. .
not damaged. but the talent is!

broken. , ,
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it 1111‘ have any bulls
window glass 111111211.
replace then. there's"
savi'vl heal.

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street. NOTICE will make to the whole world. 0!:
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W” "“089“ Raymond 0’ N9“ District of Norwalk, ss. Probate?
“men is spending a few days at her (:ourt, November” 1. A. 1).. 19111. .1

Estate of George B. Tillillfltlll‘l' lutei
of \‘oru 11111 in said district deceased
The (‘otll'l of Probate for the. Dis-1
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-,. '
0' lowed six months from the 111111- hero 1
.of for the creditors of said estate to1
exhibit their claims for settlement;
CONNECTICUT FARMS NEED 1.131 Those who ncxlect to present their no ,
ERAL APPLICATIONS OF counts propelly attested, within said
LIME - time. will be dcbarred a recovery .lll‘
l f ‘ persons indebted to said estate are re 1
“ ‘1 0°" "‘1‘“ at ”‘9- i' 00" Del’al!‘ quested to make immediate payment;
1111111111 Hartford headquarters, H. J.

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Baker. director of the agricultural ex-
tension “service for the- ‘state, said.

home in Norwalk.

 

Miss Edith S. Harris of Scott's f‘or-
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Exect‘ltors.
Board of County Comisaioners
before their producing capacity can of Fairlie-id County: I
be economically increased. in view of I hereby apply for a transfer of “-
the serious reduction in the supply of ccnsc N11 14 to sell Spirituolls and in-

 

bc increatled as one means of limin- Prank Dattalo, at No 15 Ely avgenuo.
tulnlng normal food supplies nitli less T111111 0‘ 1‘t'lml’l‘lk-
labor. During the period of mm“ The plouosed place of business is

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structton it is essential that Connecti- “:9 0 11:02:12: 3311211 $83,223::

CUT fM1115! produce to full capacity in School-011w m the premise pet'talnim:
order to more mfly feed the people {)llereto. or £111 Post Office, Public Li-
in 0“ nd lb reb 1! rev or Catheters.

[W 11231? “:20; .51me gm :3: Dated at Norwalk this 11.11 day of

7““— November. A. D., 1918.
er- states and other countries. FRANK DATTALO.
The Priorities Division' of the Wat , W h 1 ed Applicant.

Industries Board has left 11 lo flr. P t e "Me's!“ 9'90“” '“0
Baker to determine the distribution of axnayers. as defined by law, or the

Town of 111111111111, in said County.
lime to farmers for agricultural pun hereby “We the application. of the

the above named Frank Battalo for
such license and we do hereby sever

the an) 1112...: e and limestone , .
m 11111 - ally, each 11111 11111111111. certify' um

which farmers may purchase so ions
the above named applicant is rauit
as it u w ”m a” ”“1“" able pmontobeanntodaiioonoe to

lion tum tablet! out however, that up illogical“ Mum "a a.“ W
1113 line eom have likewise auf- above described piano 11.11: our opht-

fanciful: 1m: in ion. a suitable place wherein to sell
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