' a
CMKIOYIAI PACKET. , ,
1:!qu ’01 time to Nevonlber
30 has been given for sending
Christmas'Parcels to soldiers in. the?
American Expeditionary Forces. This!
has been_announced at the Atlantic‘
Division Headquarters of the Ameri-
can Red Cross. - t _
it has been found that, up to Illis‘ Frank Goodcbild is confined Nubia
time. there have been many instancesl home on Garner street with W -
in which the nearest relative of ai ..._._.___
member or the American Expedition A draft registration and cinnamon-v
ary Forces has not received a label tion card were reported lost by ChriS-
from the man overseas. toforo Cameo, of 5 Cliff! street.
The Red Cross has been furnished _, —————-——
hi" the war department with a supp‘y A bad hole in ti'e Mull.“ mad
0 1’ additional labels. unaddressednbed on Spl'ir: street. near “W
which will be given to the nearest rei- John Smith; home, has been W"
a i'xcs of members of the American,“ to Foreman Edward UNIV. of the
Expeditionary Forces who do not re-;street department.
ceive label on or before November 20,‘
(one label only for each soldier) uponr J. Spellman oi Stamford. left Fl
an application to the died Cross. Such] deposit of $5 at police headquarters
application must be made by the near l to cover the damages be caused
est relative of the man and must‘ when he collided with the police dum—
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‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ FALL C ‘ S
* MMWWMMW APPAREL
‘ . i Jaat the thing for a Gift.
W ”fimmww ._ .__. - ___-.._.._ g“ - CHANGE AMUNTI man ‘
. In lmall Neat Gift Boxes.
., ' ___l to m ~‘~~~- '~— 1m]; em on gm...
~ '5 . FOR SALE—IPANC ' . ’ , i "““‘"'~ ' ” ” g ‘ ~
muffin—POSITION as .5“. mm old remumit‘fiffis ATI ro LET—245 ms'r nvmoa, ls'r - of Them
haw. engineer. “Reel-1 398” 9‘ T ' as “15““ floor, 5 rooms. some improvements. . . H
We. Address Lngineer._care Sen- HUGH- el. 2,000 or 290. alt 3t. Rent $14. inquire ‘Mrs. S. A. Youngs.5 ZVOR WALK .
”It _,._A A_-__._ FOR “LE-EIGHT WEEKS OLD 241 East avenue, East Norwaik. nls‘ 3t , . I
WANTED~FURNISHED ROOM pigs and one pair shoals Otto hoib ' ' . h
_ , - : To LET—FOUR AM) l-‘lVE ROOMS _ - I ' 9
n lightyhoufiekeer. It! “80" Ameri thesmut iiill Road. Phone 1489-12. 6 and 8 Burbank street. inquire on SOCIE Y DON NELLY
an lady. Address 1:. u. care or _. mm 18 3t /
on... . .s 3.. n. it! -___. ~~___~——“ 16 80 Mai St.
~ --—~ ---—- “""‘“; i To LET~IIOU‘SE, 7 Rooms WlTH . . 1!
WANTED‘—- STRONG BOY T0 FOR SALE~OR TO LET. HOUSE. bath, hard wood floors. Hot air furnace and Pasonat ”m ‘ “I
will on milk wagon About 5 boursha All improvements, 7 rooms, imp “a set range, gas. Rent :20. inquire ”all , '0 w -
3y, Good pay. n‘tap es & trig l. m . v , v .. .ySeaview avenue. n18 3t '” »
74 East avenue. East Norwaik. n18 3t' :1“ hrgfi: "5‘ street, East helualh. 7 NE WS 1‘ _
w TED BOY FOR DRLG: ‘ (Tao LET—HOUSE WITH EVERY ' W
AN —— ’ in em improvement. Newly paper-ed i 'ms [W
tore.Apply Stilleon-Powell, Corp. 1 FOR SALE—~ONE MiLK COW. 2, throughout. Good locality, six minutes i—-——. . Du ‘ND
ms at horses, one red hog. Rudolph Paulo irom depot. inquire 22 Taylor avenue ' Paul M Iakiyan
. Vich, West Norwalk. Richards avenue. ,"i’i" 1"“ H‘“ “W‘- “3 3‘ "'“r-MNW- Paul M. iski unfweli known in this
WANTED—FINISHES AND TIRL‘ n15 3U -- —-—-- --' Trinity church was the “one of a city as a oonuiotor and builder. pass--
uiiders on our third shift. Employ, __ __ _ To LEESEVEN noon uousrz, very Wt?” wedding Sammy liter- ed away Saturday aitemooa after a
19," permanent. Piece work. Begin: 70 L __ . , .iurnlshe with all improvements, to noon, w en Rev. Frederick A. Colo. sport illness of pneumonlm at his
, F 3‘ E 11 R 1- RED PU" cludlng electric lights, good cellar near man united in marriage. Mi" F101" ii0m9~ ‘5 We" avenue.
ers paid while learning. Apply N01“ lets. ready to lay, 2
all: Tire & Rubber Co.
cockerels, $35. ‘1
n16 3t|lnte hatched Barred Rock pullPiS, 810-
. _ —- Phone 1736.
WANTED -.- ROOM‘BRS “11T1{i’.- .--————.._
and if desired. Home 00mm“ FOR SALE~FORD TOURING CAn
lid "9” healed 110““ guaranteed 3 late 1916 model. wintertop. Dcmounta
i
tinntes from trolley and "“10“ Tel} ble rims. good condition. 30x3 1 2 tires,
”’0“ ’257‘3' M”. H' A' 0“"! 30A" around extra rim. A bargain. Phone
bestnut street. South Norwalk. nib 3t' ”033 NON/“1k ms 3,
P...
WANTED—EXPBRIENCED WHITE‘ FOR SALEaA GOOD uRO\\'l.\'G
‘aitress. Norwaik Hotel. n15 3tibusiness, well cstubliabefi. Catering to
‘the 5 8: 10::- stores. Large supply 0!
WANTEHIRL TO READ PROOF‘goods on hand, also plenty of orders.
ad assist in office. South .‘x'orwulklne your own has, Adda.“ M. A. D"
entinel. ’
(care General Delivery. South Norwalk
post ofllcc. till. 31
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENEKA‘I.‘
ousework. inquire 119 Flax Hill Ronni
m; lull lilillll
waursn -— nusmnss MAN; —-————
anta a large. furnished room. can; I, i NOTICE at
‘ l 1 ed. ’ . gnu” )lstr ct of Norwalk, as Prob c
:lzmtcicat Address R cale Flsl'i‘ourt, November 9. A. D., 1918.
y °‘ *_ n " ,’ Estate of Anna Van Scoy, late of
. iNorwalk, in said district decreased.
IIOR SALE—HOUSE, 8 ROOMSI The Court of Probate for the Dia-
dtb all improvements. 83,000. Cash, trict of Norwalk’, hath limited and al-
500. balance can remain morigag¢jlowod six months from the date here-
it elegant chance to get a home weli'of for the creditors of raid estate to
tented. exhibit their claims for settlement.
ASk 10h“ T. Hayes ‘Those Who “(islet-t to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
No. ’1 Main St, Norwalk
said time, will be dollarred a recovery.
:All persons indebted to said estate are
-'- >-—-——-"-—-' to
1.08! ANDREW E. ANDERSON.
. Administrator. |
LOST _. TIFFNEY GOLD CUFF 26 Franklin street, South Norwalk,
utton. monkey lace design, Liberal‘Conn,
sward. J. M. Ferris. 80 West avenueu -
n18 3t,
NOTICE
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i
LOST-A YELLOW AND WlilTEIers of r‘airfield County:
lrge collie dog, Answers to name ot,‘
8W" n“ ard’Wlll be 31,”?! if rE'iaKcr becr. Rhine wine. and cider at
“med ‘0 MW- “- H- Hillmr . Roc ',f‘liifortl liotel Elizabeth street in
ind Road, of! idly avenue. n15 3t the. Town of Norwalk in said county.
" '* iMy place of business is not located
LOST—RECEIPT BOOK. SATUR_’witllitt 1,000 feet in it direct line of a
O“ Nov. 9; in East avenue trolley to‘churt-ll edifice. parochial school.
t‘Norwalk 7 1).!“- at bridge switch. public school house, or the premises
“m East avenue. Return Mrs. S. Aupertainmg thereto, or any post office,
Etnt on 0. East N t»: public library or cemetery, ’
“128$. 2“ Q av u “”039 Arc you a citizcn of the United
iSluics‘.’ Yet,
i Dated at liorwalk this twentieth
jday of October. A. n. 1918.
f GEORGE S. STEELE.
3 . Applicant.
1W0, the undersigned. electors and for
[pavers, as defined by law. of the
:Town of Norwalk in said county here-
by endorse the application of the
above named George 8. Steele for
mmMION on. HEATERS
.ly. each for himself, certify that the
labove named applicant is a suitable
. person to be granted a license to sell
1 intoxicating liquors and that the above
'described place 'is, in our opinion, a
‘1 TO LET-SIX ROOMS AND FIVE
“LL BQTAWWOB 9mqucstcd to make immediate payment?
Premises. n15 at with friends and relatives in South Station. N. Y., and one brother Eli
- - ' Norwalk. i'l'ilford of Norwalk.
1 TO Lara-“poi CONNECTYNG Mrs. William F. Korn has returned The funeral was held at the home
To the Board of County (‘ommlusion-llfurnish?d rooms Will “it". Knit and.
gall conveniences for light bo‘usckeell.
I hereby apply for a license to 89“,!“
‘spirituous and intoxicating liquorS. alt‘u
orliii’i' month. For further particulars in-
- . ‘ llllt‘. has returned home after a visitter Day Saints at 2:30. The burial
: T0 LETT‘A STORE AND 2 F“ k ill Providence, R. i. :will be in Riverside cemetery.
[room apartments 207 East Wash. St. A. C. Betta of Newtown avenue has -
iEast Norwalk. 4 room apartment on been entertaining Lindley Johnson of Mrs. Catherine Brown
'Cllapel St. Inquire 64 South Main St. l‘lurtiord. ' The people of this city are today
, such license and we do hereby sevcral- I
! Wilson's Point, will be rented to small
ifamly with not more than one or two
tchlldren, for ‘20 per month. Apply S.
is. Denali, Ridgeiield. Conn.
ence Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.;' Mr. lskiyan. who was in his twenty-
William Moore, Sr, of this city, andiourth year, leaves besides his par-
Benlsmin 1". Parker, son of Mr. andients, his wife and one child. two sis.
Mrs, Louis Parker of New York cityltcrs, Mrs. Florence Michigan, of Call-
The wedding was a quiet aflair and fornia. and Miss Freda itkiyan of
was attended by Mr. and Mrs. LouislNorwaik, and two brother" Gregory.
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. William Moormol thi city. and hauls, of Nr" York.
Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. William J.; liis pleasing disposition ..u.l sterl-
, Moore, Jr. The, young couple wore on, log character won. for him many
5“” minutes walk from center. tended by Miss Ida Marie Moore, sls- friends who mourn him. He was well
:1433-3. tor of the bride, and Joseph William- and popularly known in fraternal cir-
l < ’ son, brother of the groom. The bride cles, having been a member of Cecil:-
. T E _ , . .. was charmingly attired in a travellngtenoe Tribe, No. 32, l, O. R. M., t e
”.0035 0'; first {f‘OLRf ‘PLg‘ASAhP suit of brovul'and carried a large bou«;Norwalk Boat (‘lub and the Pheonlx
’ W“ “In“ . 3‘3"" quel of white roses. ~Engine Company.
fiord "1359- 8" improvements. lnilulrel As the couple left the church they? The funeral will be held from his
[54 Woodward avenue. Telephone were greeted by tllrcc autos filled late home tomorrow afternoon at 2
:47” 01‘ 365-4. ‘ with friends who gave them a royalm'i‘IOCk. Rev. A. E. Beebe “"1
M“—
, 'ro LET~TWO NICELY Fliith'lSli.
god roms. Steam-heated, electric lightS.
:hot water and bath. And use of phone.
' Cali
oili-
reception and who followed them toicislp, at the services and interment
the railroad station, wilt-re they were‘WiH be made in tho fflmil" plot in
zivcn a royal send-off. Mr. and Mrs; Riverside cemetery-
Parker will take up their residence“
at .614 West l3tltlt street, New York;
city.
jroom cottage, newly papered. 3 and
‘6 Disesa Court. Rent :16 and 812. Al-
so 5 rooms, 119 Main street, with im~
provementn. Rent 817. inquire J. DI-
isesa, 121 Main street. Norwalk. nib at
!
Alan-on Tiiford.
The death of Alanaon 'l‘llford oc-
‘ curred shortly before midnight Fri-
A surprise party was held Saturday: day night at his home, 61 Lincoln ave-
evening at the home of Miss Alice v3 nue, Danhury. following an illness of
Can- by a large number of her young less than it Work. A Week ago Sat-
irlends. Games, dancing and singing} urday he suffered G shock and (“HM
were in ordcr and a dainty collation‘ steadily until his death. Mr. Tiliord
was served. The party departed for‘ was revenly-ilvo years or age and had
home at the stroke of twelve. Among been a resident of Dallbury for thirty‘
Ithose present included the hostess: ”"99 3'93”- during m0“ Of Wllii‘h
Gussie Bliienstein. Anna De Boer, Eve-' iimc he Was employed at his trade of
lyn Burke, Mabel Puncher. Verna Rob- Niiliii’ mason.
arts, Helen Wood, ldu Blinks, Lillian iie is survived by his wile. six
Letter and Ida Wood; the “namidaughtera. Mrs. Henry McCollum oi
'Morlln McGloughan Myron Apt", per. Yonkers, N. 12; Mrs. Nelson Hover
clval Glebs, Tom Burns. Han-y Ander—i of Bridgeport: Mrs. William Thomp-
scn. Abe Tarlov Gregory, Bunion! non of Greenwich: Mrs. Fred Baker
Douglas 'l‘riatram. Victor Cnneo. Aflof Kitchewan. N. Y.; Mrs. Charles
Murray and Russell Conny", : Seaman and Mrs. Prank Seder of Dan-
(‘aptain Charles W. 'Rcmson,_ of bury; two sons, Charles Tilford of
Bridxi'port. is spending a few days llnnbury and John Tiliord of Purdays
! TO LEqu-‘Ol'R ROOMS AND
lbath. stationary range, gas, electric
lights. Also house to lot. Call 9 Val-
”Cy Place. Telephone 1070..
! To LET—4W0 FURNISHEU
Brooms with all improvements, 10 Ores.
ficent Terrace, 80. Norwulk, Ct. Phone
1715, his 3t
To LET~FOUR ROOMS, SUlTA-
bio for young married couple, 10 Plea- ,
aant street, East Norwalk. inquire on
to her home on llarritt avenue from this morning at ton o'clock. and the
a visit in Springfield. lbody will be tnken to Somers, N. Y.,
Superintendent George V. Bucbsn for burial.
it. $2.50 per Week. 2“ East avenuc,‘ i" of West avenue has been in Bus-‘
,near East Norwnik depot. I
Judson Cable
Judson Cable. a wellimmvn resident
“in 3” ' “H“ ‘
_______,_, _‘__ .._- ‘ Miss Catherine Brede of loumbury
‘ _, - , , ,1 “WHIP has reiumed from a visit in of Bartlett aVcnue, Broad alvrr, died
rum Lil-c9133? Emittitriinmlkl‘ M“ “”1" on Sunday menlns after a we ill-
istl‘eet and flailroad Place Rent ‘5" ‘Jtlllll Russell of (‘amp Upton. L. 1.. net-ls. He was 73 years of age. The
i ‘ ' '" Visiird friends in this city over me funeral will be held from his late
“'i‘i‘kd‘iid‘ home on Wedncdsy-,afternoon at 2
"verge J. Adams of. Newtoa'n “VG-'11. m.. and from the (‘hurch of the int-
equire of Old Well Cigar (‘0.
Scranni Frank Legit of East the mourning the death of one of our old-
nuo hits returned to Camp Merritt.,est and most belchd residents. Mrs.
N- J. lCatherini‘ Brown. widow of the latn
Sir. and Mrs. Filmore Kelsey of Albert S, Brown. Mrs. Brown passed
Worcester. Mass, are guests at the into the Great-Beyond last evening at;
lltlllt‘ of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Tuy-‘her home, 31 Woodward avenue, at the
luv. - ,age'of 82 years.
She was a. kind and sympathetic wo-
lman and loved by all who had known
Sergeant William Croal. who wnufher. She leaves fch children, Mrs.‘
severely wounded in the battl e of Charles Sterling. Mrs. Frank Fitch.
('hateuuThierry, Flint-e, and has been Mrs. William J. Sanbe. Sit. Miss An'
in this country recuperating for sev-ha Brown and Alfred Brown.
I Tel. 60.
j 110 LET—'3 ROOMS AT 96 Til;-
lor avenue. inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16
aGrove street, or telephone 185242.
i __ 1
' BUSINESBIOTIOBB
; Housecleauing, jobs of all kinds.
irugs cleaned, cellar cleaned. Phone
call 706. '
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m- —. -»————-———-——-— i
' SERGEANT CROAL HOME.
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i
state that such relative has not re
eeived label, that no other parcel is
proposed recipient, and that if a
label lafiubsequently received it will
be used.
The regulation that only one Christ-
mas parcel may be received by each
giving out these labels the Red Cross
will permit only one label it: a sul-
dier.
The carton for the parcel mus: be
obtained item the Red Croaa,~and
when packed must not weigh more
than three pounds. it must be in-
spected by the Red Gross and alter
postage is ad‘ixep sufficient to carry it
at Parcel Post rates to Hoboken, N. J.,
Red Cross to the ‘postofilce autholi‘
ties.
Christmas Parcels for individuals
‘servln'g in the Red Cross, Young
Men's Christian Association. Knights
of Columbus, and (liner .lrgmtltuJons
working in connection with the Am-
erican Expditionary Forces may be
mailed to such individuals (one parcel
only. for each war worker) providcl
the nearest relative malice nn applits»
tion to the ,ltcdt‘rpss and obtains a
carton, returning it it the Red Cross
for inspection. etc., as. in the case of
parcels for members of the Aznelicnn
Expedli innary Forces.
Packets obtained at. i 01 low ing
places '. . .
South Norwaik store Washing
ton street, next to Elwood & Glover,
hours} to 6 p. in.
Norwalk poatofllce. hours 2 to 6 p.
in.
Wilton Library. hours 2 to 4 p. m.
Rowaylon, Weed's store, hours, all
day.
GRACE PARISH NOTES. i
Mondawa. 0. K. A. at 7:30 in the
Parish House.
House at 7:30.
W'?dliesdily—-A meeting of the Wom-
an's Guild in the Guild room at 2.30.:
A meeting of importance in coming up:
for consideration. and a full attend.
once is requested. l
Thursday —— Fortnightly meeting oii
the Rector's Helpers at No. 9, West!
Main street at 3 o’clock. ;
l
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APPREGMTEB WORK BEING DONE]
November 15, 1918.
United War Work Campaign, Non,
walk, Conn. l
Enclosed find check for ten dollars'
as a contribution to the lint: WorkI
Campaign .Fund. This is from on» inl
the service who has bad opportunity to
appreciate the work they are doing.
" J. A. CAHli-r.. I
Rain tonight, slightly colder.
being sent .10 his knowledge 1.0 the!
Tuesday—(l. F. S. in the Parish,:
, savlro’hcal.
imy under the Washington street
: bridge, Saturday evening.
l A Haney-Davidson motorcycle, No.
’1076 Conn, was found abandoned on
. County street yesterday by the police.
, Albert Brush of 2003 Fairlield avenue.
Bridgeport, was found to be the owner
soldier in Europe is still in force. in, of the machine and he was notified of .
its whereabouts.
‘A lad named Tony Christiano. was
,struck by the delivery. car from Whitr
ilock‘s market, driven by William Mc-
Garrie, on the planking over the rall-
road tunnel, on Wall street Saturday
.evening. but was not seriously injur-
.ed. No arrests were made as it was
clearly an accident, that was unaVoid‘
it must be sealed and delivered by the- able.
”‘1 _ .
Young beets grown in the open were
noted on some of the local stands this
morning. which is remarkable for
thi season. Spinnach is also plentiful
and of extra quality. Many war and
eners, taking a chance when they do:
their potatoes, and sowed spinach seed
in the freshly turned earth, with aplen-
ldid results.
i The case of Lil-s. Hattie Hope of"
Lockwood, who was arrested but ~
week charged with stealing a bundle
of meat from Schultae's market. and
'was parolled until this morning in the .
care of her daughter so that her sen.
Eitv might be investigated, came up in
,.
the uptown court this morning, and .-
‘ ritioa
after consultation with the chi! .
commissioners, and the physicians
who had her case under observa:
tion. it was agreed that she be sen. ,
to the Westport sanitarium for a week
that further observation might be-
made. ’
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3 WHAT BETTER GIFTS?
’ Jewelry,- Watches, Clocks, the most
acceptable gifts that you can make.
Charge accounts may be opened now.
Cash sales only during December.
Brand's Jewelry Store. _
if you have any broken
wi—ndow glass have as
replace them. thereby
in serum co.
DEC ORATORS
TEL 452» East Walk
Hotpoint Electric Heaters
suitable place wherein to sell such'
intoxicating liquors and we hereby
cral months, on Saturday received an The funeral will take place from
honorable ilsclmrge from the Unilul
. N. b‘mmer of 70 South Main street. States Marines. which won the. tight
noon at 2:30 o’clock when Rev, John“
her late home on Wednesday after-
: ; ; Beaten—Round square and 'severally, each for hims‘elf. certify that
Radiator Style ' :we are owners of real estate situated
[libel-1F; Gellebe .. .. ‘
A. Harris, E. M. Guns. Jos. Abra-
" i urn M. D -
1,. Washington St. . 3.), Norwalk I hereby certify that the above nam-
,fmpt Delivary, pm". 527!“ endorsers are electors and tnxpaY-
,, ,_ - _ era as defined by law, of said town of
.‘ENCH TROOPS iN MULHAUSEN.’N0M1R. ‘
*MULHAUSEN, Nov. 18 iHavas),——-l Dated at Norwalk. this 30th day at
__0 words can picture the trlumphnl'OCt-. A- [b.7913-
nirance of the French troops into HERBERT R. SMITH.
his city nor ’express ill" wild joy at Town Clerk.
_-e people who crowdai the streets to!
'pplaud their liberators. Flowers. ‘tn-j
coo and'cocliades were thrown to
In soldiers as they march-ed along. preciation and gratitude to our many
'General ,Hersch‘auer headed his relatives and friends, especially to
oops. lien and women rushed braMossrs. Dimond and Device and Miss
hrd and plough; kiss.“ ”If. f(.',d3_of.Colllns of the R. & G 00.. for the
flag borne by the {:“gh Ifianu-y_;kind‘assistance and pvmpathy'exiend-
. cheers grow "at“ ”,6 hoops 3,..de to us during our late bereavement
.. at the City Hall, when“ the city in the loss of our daughter.
critics welcomed General Hire-3 ”RAND MR3 ANDREW WAN'
tier and his staff, i --‘-~ -
ge joy of the populace was sad-'7
CARD 0F THANKS
NOTICE
hunts. Matthew Corbett, J. Milton Co-'
'b
We wish to exprese our sincere an} White, 61 1.2 .31, avenue:
ihas purchased'z Hnnford Place, 2
doors from present location, and will
remove his tailoring business after
' Dec. lst. 1918, there. ‘
New swoei; ‘ cider from Palmer's
lOld Orchard mus. Wm. Miller. 33'
’Washington street. 021 lm
PAINTING --» Patina-memo,
decorating, paintei’a. supplies; waill
paper. unto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on
data solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward I.
must-tr. proprietor. mm W
distance battling. Light .and MW
trucking Dales totem 1581.
House eonnaetion, ‘
CABLE WSW!“ REQUMED.
. “Vireo the Rev. Cent 2%.; dean Special meeting of the Building
Manned. was ov-ttColnr- by t‘mo- Trades council. this ovoainl It 8 liti
urns. otllclal reception to the a... c. L. n. flail: ‘ '
~ “:33 and dmpped gad. “9‘ won PHILLIPS. 8R.
_ ,‘Ialylearaa m pummel...
" ~ m m ‘n Alflce. “on M
After til uremia, the m m It. Mull-l"
it! W a DA "BY. 30'. “will. .
m that
i
tpanyaanoaacad tethyit had ran-and}
NEW‘ YORK. Nov. 18.—-'l‘be West-3
era Union Telegraph and Cable Com-
the acceptaauuuwulutic cable.
manicured-lay. n. i
J. Suavclv will oiliciate, and inter-
ment will be made in Riverside ceme-
tery. "
front the Germans luring the early
entry of the Americans into the wir. ..
Sergeant Croal has been under treat-_
ment and observation in the Navy:
Hospital. in Brooklyn, and the Officers
decided that his injuries would in-
capacitate him from active service
again. He has returned to his home.
No. 56 Spring street.
Mi‘a. Johanna Cronin
Mrs. Johanna Cronin died at lib?
home. 8 North avenue. this morning.
of old age. following but a brief ill‘
ness. 'Mrs. Cronin was born‘in ire-
,land, 86 years ago. but had lived the
'igreater portion of her life in New
I‘Market. until about five years ago.
‘ when adva clng' ago made it neces-
.' . sarv for hex-{Vi close hexomehthe‘l-E.
Z ' » and remove to his c ty. era's e no
Hal-{ls & Gills since made her home 'witb her sons.
. 2 «loom and Patrick. of tbe'flrm of
> Cronin Brothers, on Main street. An-
. {other son. John Cronin, resides in Cal-
w
The body will be accompanied to
New Market for burial in Calvary
cemetery by the members of her
(anally. leaving this city on tha mi -‘
night we tomorrow alabt.
_.
Itmw
(1' hit . v
lull
Ranges From
,
llculoll liltls‘
Knownquality for .100 years. Gun?- ' '0
spiced to Bake, Cook; and Heat.
0 60 DAYS TRIAL FREE.
Joan Our-Range Clasp Now.
..m tron (“81010350 ,
New More“ all hasten
“$25 to $100
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Norwalk Chronicler