POI-“ll
:--_;.
m" _..
“mum—.1 not 1‘0 WORK LN
Mica] df‘plrmtfll of the Etching
linol. Fine opportunity for ambl-
ls boy. Cali st oficc for particu:
I Saturday morning.
new con. Fresh in August.
and orderly, Price 680. S.
logg. Tel 851-4
FOR SAL E—CA NOE
...,——
WANTED—JNVRN
W~
_ glint Model.
[ANTED-GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS 11“". runs like new.
learn light factory 70115. 15 centa' town. Price right.
hour psld while learning. 54 hour Willi.
Besg Ford
nub-.0; cum-k. sud-m
«mum
FOR MLE- FIVE rm OLD «FER 1
Gentle
0. Kill
1
OLUTOW \ l East Ale” near East Norwalk dewt.
A 1 Condition, looks lljte
in
Phone 1703»? Nov-
»,aueitoi he: atlas, Mm. 13;“;le-
son of East Not-walk, mm, .
—-—l . . n.‘.‘ l Tocquenéeluhwluneotsuusw
' {on Mondsy events; st tits unto of
I To LET—TWO CONNEtTlNG 0,, o; a... mum, whuc name will
furnished rooms, uith wstsr, gas and be announced 1”"
rugs and all conveniences for light;
' keeping 32.50 per woek.214lt
- .........,
Sunday wiihho observed“ Thanks-
lgivinx Sunday In a number of the
LASTERS EX- “Wilson balm”,- lenMards mast' I anltl'rhird District chucked. h Wrfl'
tenccd men can earn :30 or more wars complete. Prattlcally new. in“ with the custom prevailing in
week. ll. Jacobs & Sons, shoe Phone 1784 filter 7 pm. T0 LET-.l noon seswrnnrrrhm city.
solaclul-ers llfldon aveauc, Nob. ..__ -—- 3rd floor from in Swsrts and CorbettT —~ -- ~
k. a?! 3t 70" SALE—FORD TOURING CAB Bid. Rent :10. To adults only. Fort “Do all things work together for
further particulm inquire om Wellllood." was the sublect chosen 18-“
lt‘igar Co. office. a22 3t evening ll} Rev.
snd dellverod at the regular weekly
T0 LET‘flkL-‘RGE ROOMS WITH playgi- mega-g at _‘he church. last
pk, Chance to make good pull
chin; and macro. 83 Wash-l
Ion St. IWest Ave.
.10 I Orchard St.
vANTEo~A YOUNG MAN "WITH 1,
l‘ reputation to work in gents fur—l
king and shoe store. Apply at Av-l
Tel. 708.
lllll lulu
M’ P. 0. Block. afll 31.1; __..._.._..
.-—— --—— - 1 TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE
UANTEWFJXPERIENCED DSALES W ,
y In Cloak and Suit store.StentlY1 Nollie is hereby given to all
lltlon.
o
:e sork home.
lctt, Peabodtho. lnc. as spatial tax on said list.
NANTED-w EXPERIENCED h'IRE- the second day of December A. D..-
For: RENT—built). Isl. HOUSE 66.
11 rooms sud bath. Apply l
a 31 St.
per-l
lllcal Shop 101 Washinttoll sons liable to pay taxes in the City of
all St. Norwalk, ill the County of li‘aIIficld.
land the State of Connecticut. and the
In on low pressule boiler Good p0- 1918, and that I will meet them to "'l
Ion to right party. Apply at onte eeivo said taxes at the Oillcé of. tho
all improvements inquilc at 49 Chest- . lv.enlng
nut 81.. l
Fishermcn1re still toportlnl 890d
latches of small in the outer harbo:
l and on the Sound Parties arc formed
{almost Query day to enjoy this favor-
ilte pastime and several large hauls
TO LET—DEC. 18L8 ROOMS ANDl haw.) b3.“ brouht in
bath, all improvements, hot waterl
.bcst furnished no children. Goo. 1.. A number of East Nolwalk ladies
Britton's residence; 82 Foil St. East who am devoltd to th- welfare of the
NON'Hlk :Amerlcan Red Cross. aru pllnnlng to
attend the annual meeting of tho Not
walk Chapter which will he hold all
TO LET-FURNISHED 8001:! AND
board. Appl, 8 Crescent Tcrrsce.
i 1121 10 t
T0 LET—:THREE ROOMS. 0M 81')
Adults onl-gy
So. Norwalk.
hull.
To LEf—ero manor rummu.
ed rams. Siennlohaated. electric lights.
but water and bath. And use of ozone.
in: to haul their crafts out of water
and dry-dock them preparatory to the
coming cold weather.
QAWorfiic—énf—flln not
shop is.
1
Harold E. Wilson. ‘
‘ Dec.
,c'ltion with the old building. 1
Elm Side bout owners are prepar-
naur Baltimore, was expecting to no;
A number M to France wlth s plt of motor- truck-y
pound-tags any. but new
W township
.hhajausuligo. “swim
Wanamasbthmxeuy
‘memmm-s
.. “muss“ was not. worth
five cuts, but Justice Bullock loud
Miss Mary McClelland of the Post him willy. I I . line of ‘3 “a
load is wwflul‘llfi st lienox. a“. 0. 010.00 Kelly I” in as w
Mm 13.0; um mo. in my! am«
Miss m Flcitnlsa drove a pair of
exhibit horses n1 New York’s horse
“8‘ k' 'ol‘ Septimus Gibson. also of the mg
(tulle-portion. who pleaded guilty to
having a mule do; and a. female. and
a pup. He agreed to obtain a license
for the adult male do! and to got rid
of the female. as the license fee is so
much greater for a bitch. The court
Imposed the same penalty. 83 fine and
$10 costs. which Mr. Gibson paid.
.The final case was that of George
lHamnlershoy. of Barton. also charged
with keeping an unlicensed dos. which
he did not dcntv. He pleaded guilt?
and the case was motioned until I-‘l-i-
any. Nov. 29.
m: WOULD CONTROL
J AP CURRENCY
m
TOKIO. Nov. 22.-—Contrnction of the
currency which has been inflated In
Japan owing to the warts recommend-
?ed in many circles as one means of
. lowrolnx prices. the sou-Ins of which
recently led to distal-bum
the school in the Splinsdnle section mm '1‘ salli formerly Minis-
of F‘tnsnce. expmses the opinion
Mr. and Mrs. Wildilt‘hrisl have
returned to their home on 14m; Neck
Point after a visit at Amusnsctl L. I.
.vaairs on the residence of William
O'Hara of Grade strogt are he'll:
made in (‘outr‘attor (‘lurence E Sm
field.
The Indies" Aid Sotiett of the M
E Church is planning for its annm Ill
Christmas sale to be held on Friday.
l3 Exidently they are ntt
nflald oI suplrstitious hood”
Alvah II \t'ilmott janitor of
(outer School and of the Home Bank
who was tliticalll ill a few weeks:
sxo. when Influenza was raging Is
now able to go outdools for a short
limo each day.
of the turn has been closed for a fell for
.Hdfllil to (liable the contractor It) (‘81 “at jumncy loamy-“flan would un-
l'mmonfi Ih‘mulh to connect the ad doubtdely Iouel prices but he fellrl:i
NANT CUFF WBNERS T0 scwlal taxing districts of said city mud Ilool ulth pull improvements. Monday evening to tilt. town a sonlblv dltlon which has been In mum of cr- “Ch '1 “leisure would bring in m'
Bezlnnars taught. on the assessment list of 1917 and amounts and electric light
which thumbs 28 TaVlo'r Ave
....-..._. - :taxcs will become due and payable onl , I 1
wake s serious business 0169
.He pointed out that the mount of
nvertlble notes Issued by bill 393k“
in! has doubled but as money of
la “mm is in the pockols of work-
Itwlll be intro-slots to reduce its
mount sud anv attempt to do
I‘arltou White-law. who recuptly ell-'3
Ilstcd, and has been at Csmp’olsblrd
h’wonldzlmatutbatthsanlnal
Justice Sellack fixing a bond of not)!
pending the hauling of the appeal
The second case called was that
thackeulo Hotel. n‘ll
*—
Walk Tire and Rubber Co.
W
B. C. Sentinel.
WANTED—-TO0LMAKERS
WANTED~-WAITRESS TO WORK
restaurant In So. Norwulk. Addro
n81 3t
, MACH
ilSTS, ASSltMDLER. GOOD WAGES
31.
flout 9 until 13 o'clock forenoon. and room cottage. newly
" flom 2 to 5 o'clock In the afternoon.
)X‘Tfifififi: 59““ c DRUG and that said office will be open therc so
‘ pp 3 on "“9 031‘ 3t after for the purpose of receiving said plmemcnts. Rent :17
holidays excepted.
Town Assembly Hall.
First Dlstrlct. from Monday.
January 2nd, 1919.
Collector ill the City Hall, corner of
V - —- Nolth Main and Marshall streets. In
WANTED’AMWCM‘ MEN 0“ till: Second Taxing District. of sailil
' mom 81““ Piece Wink Am"? City, on Monday, December 2nd 1918.1 TO LET-
Two minutes walk from center.
“423-3.
.-«
SIX ROOMS AND FIVE}
16 Discus Court Rent 816 and 812 Al-
5 rooms. 119 Main sheet. with inl-
Inquire J. DI-
taxes every week dav at tho same sells, 121 Main street. Norwlllk. all. at
hours, Saturdav afternoons and legal:
street and Railroad Place Rent 825
per month For further particulars in
quire of Old Wall (‘lgar (‘0.
‘fi
TO LET-~A STORE AND 2 FIVF
Call ‘
pupel‘etl. 3 and
I TO LET—MIDDLE s'roltl: m '1'th
Taxes will also be Rlfit’lved at the Flynn Block. corner of Washington
Wall street;
Decem.
bel 23rd to and including Thursday y,‘
ND STEADY WORK ALI; YEAR
1
On all taxes which shall remain lt‘h-' ‘
several of the smaller vessels have
been locked up along the shore on
Seavlew avenue.
Tonight Is the night for the presen
tatlon of a delightful comedy sketch
entitled “The Love o( a Bonnet." it
will be given In the Sunday school
rooms of Christ church by the young
lsdics of St. Agnes Guild who have
been rehearsing their varIous parts
faithfully and the reports show that
they have them down in line shape.
The Epwortll beam of the East
Avenue M. E. church will hold their
comm APPLY on mural T0
canon MACHlNE co. murmur.
3NN. :20 8t.
paid after the first day of January. A.
D 1919. Interest at the rats of 9 per
1110 first day of Docolllller.
WANTEMDAY DISH WASHER the same shall be paid
. once. l’lsss Lunch. s20 3t.‘
' 1
9
WANTED—A MIDDLE AGED LADYI‘M‘ A 1’ 1:03;,” o mwflm‘
hyxrfizzs‘r’: 7:21:11: 12:; 812d Itlrr'l Tax Collector of the (‘ily of Norwalk.
mod 2 Bsncdlct street, East .N .r-g
slit, 'Phone 853-4. After 6 p. m.
NOTICE
l‘lNllltl of Nonv.allt ss Plohzllo
WANTED WEAVERS, WINDERS, (‘ourt Notembcl" I. A. 11.. 191R.
‘4 learners. Learners pald while Estate of (Homo ll Tallllzltlct late
liming Apl’lv Mr Jones Mueller of NMWM m said district, dcccnsetl
The Court of Plobatc for the Dir-
!mn. old Fair Grounds, Norwnlk. trlct of Norwalk hath limited and hi
7 lowed six months flom tho data here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those. who neglect to present their ac
counts properly attested, ultllin suid
time will be dobaxred a lecov.ery All
fl persons indebted to said estate are rt-
8 ROOMS quested to make
$3.000. Cash 10
7wsureo~nux srmov WORK
rind wages. Apply North Atlantlc
)pstcr Farms, Ill Water 81., So
lorwalk.
ghost ‘SALEwllOl'SE,
th all improvements.
I . balance —can remain mortgage.
' elegant chance to get It home well WILLIS 1:- CAVAXAG"
5 EXG'FlllDTSH
, ' i uorlcs
Ask John T Hayes 3 .. ..
N0. 7 Main St, lornlk -(‘:ourl. hovember" l A. 1).. 1913.
“AL ”TAG-HIM“ l
{walk in said district. deceased.
: The Court of Probate for the Dis-
;trict of Norwalk llntll Limited and al-
lowcd six months from the data here-
.of for the creditors of said estate to
lexhlbit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their sc-
mounts. properly attested within said
time will be debarred a recto cry. All
persons Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment
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Harris” 81 Guns
JOSEPH ERDDS.
Executor.
seven oTl-llzn semen
COAL 1 LOST leas
‘ ’ WASHINGTON, Nov 22 ~The
ll
ll
l
1
soldiers when the transport Ontrsnto
{was shut in foreign wntdfi'qn' Oct. 6.
:me made public today by the W91»
inapartmem. They Included Prints
Hour; 1“. Fox. New Haven, Conn
“‘h I
.-“R.-. :».r
That's. All
.Vsr
cent. per annum will he cllargod floutl
1918. until;
immediate pailllent
1 GEORGE B. TALIIMADGE, JR.‘
Estate of Julia Erdos. late. of Non
names of seven additionsl American ‘
1301m Bouillon. Edward
loom apartments 207 East Wash. St.
'East News": I room apartment on
IChspcl st. inquire 61 South Mnln St.
Tel. 60.
i To LET—4 ROOMS AT 96 My
Name street, or telephone 1852-12.
‘-
w
i Busmnss nucleus
N. Flonlcr of 70 South .4
has pulchzlscd 2 llsnford l’lace
llloors from prosent location. and will}
remove his tallmlug business .lftcr
‘llec. lsl,1918,tllerc. l
l PAINTING PAPER- HANGING:
decoration. painter’s supplies; wall
.psper. up- -to-dnts styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully Jinn. Trial or
ders solicited. T014011. Alexander
White. 61 1-: El? avenue.
.‘trcet'
o
1
ll
third of a series of meetings to ob«
servo \l'inMyvChum wook thls oven-
lllll. The meeting will open with a
song scl'vlcc which will be conducted
by Rev Halold E. Wilson and will he,
I
died Ill Not-unalk Conn \'0\"cnllwl 10, au-nua. lnqulro Mrs R Tnxlov 16. followed by informal talks on sub-
jtlls uhich will prove interesting to
n IllI- mbols of the league. Rev. J.
: ll- Il'isoll Thompson of the South Nor.
he Is not sure that he will so
1 w. C. owned" ot omcle stm-l
nod Benjamin 3. Raymond of upper
Mansfield avenue were among the or-
minrs of the Pet Stock Association
In Stamford last Week. nod fire olllcers
of the new organisation. Both men
are intmsted In raising rabbits and
Belgian hares for food purposes. Bev-
enl in town are also Interested to
breeding these animals, and others In-
rslsing Guinea piss.
Miss Nettie Leeann. who has been
bookkeeper for Lamar Butler at tho
Dorian Garage for several years. Is
now conducting the business whlls
Mr. Butler is In Uncle Sam's service.
With Willlnlll Brencher. one of his
employees. llc enlisted about three
Weeks mm, both expecting to serve
as motor mechanlclalu In France.
They have becn at Camp Polk, Ruin
l
BAKER-N01131:
in; the announcement of the mo
of Second Manhunt Incl P m
son of Mrs F. B. Bnkar. of Fort strut.
East Norwalk, to Miss Viol: Vdcf.
daughter of Mr. and In. W
Friends in this an are fed" I”!!! ".
Volgul. of burnt avonuc m your
couple .who are among the most wo- ' "
larly known members of the yoanjor '
set of this city, were united In 10- ~'
rinse in New York city on Wound”.
November 20. Mr. and Mrs; Vols!
will leave in a few days tori-Ith-
tonio. Texas where Lieut. Dukes-h us.
signed to the Aviation Corps oldie
iUnited States army. v I.
a.
t Churles Byingtlon who muesli! Db:
tamed his commission to tho ynitpd
'smes sully. Ins also been «new
from the service and mum ill-45‘? ._
gyms in Norwalk. owing to tho w
tlon of hostilities with German}
.3 V
Word has been received from‘ Pri-‘ ;
vale (‘llurlcs Clark of Baltimore. out?"
in; be Is lemming to Camp Devons.
mm where he had been sent a few
weeks ago.
__._
l Mrs Mary Calnell and donuts.
Min-s Janet Cornell have moved t6
Washington, D. C.’, where Illss Cornell'
has secured It government position. ‘ ’1 ‘
,.
Burton Callahan of Storm Atrium.
would pmvg ‘ blow to the business tursl college, and an authority on war .
u" Wm“ “a" “read" d°u° 3° and drivers. Slncd the. end of hostllltlcl. prosperity which Is founded on an ex
lpanslon of credit
“45::
.——..._.
Yesl Everybody
Takes Cascare, is
Only 10 cents! Harmless
cathartic for sluggish
liver and bowels
Feel bully! hecr up: ‘Ilutc “15' l
gardens. is spending a few dips to
1 Nomk.
I
A
t Mrs. Fletcher H. Montpomunnf 1.
France street has moved to NamYprlp ,. -
for the winter.
Private Ellis Hughes of Camp
Meade, Maryland Is enjoying s four;
lOIIlll at his home on Beacon street.
Morris 1‘ Byxbeo of the u. 8 Navy“
spent a few hours at his home on Bar
rlet street, last evening
Miss Martha Hamilton of 291 Flat .
sigh. N. C... and may he returned to
Witllt Baptist chulch will deliver shat Dalricn sooner that we), expected.
‘wlll llliscs to be It vcly interesting ad
lllt- Is
*flmm .._...-
MAJOR TRUMBULL'S
DEATH CONFIRMED
NEW llA\'.EN \‘ov, 22.~The death
of Majol John I" Trumbull. of this
attended to In townnnd the aaloctna-o
and constablpr are datarmillcd that
every unlicensed dog—or his oli‘llor- ‘
{rig former (‘hicf Inspector for the “m “"0" hm" hls day in Justice 8"
Public Utilities (‘ommls‘ulom from the lot-ks coult. D02 Wild?“ I“- Ollmu‘
“’31!“ Of 8'; OWNUOH WNW he was and Constables Clarence E. Bouton cl
mersens w tll an engineering unit. is r Dance 01
lollllrllled In the official casualty list Norolon Heights and Goo go .,
the. center rounded up three men ll 3'
}issued today .
terday owning or harboringunllcons—
Union Parcel Denvery. Edward 1.}
l'lsbarty. proprietor. . Trucking. Loin
5dlstancc hanlinl Light and heavy
trucklng. Otl'lco tsldphoncs 1591, 800
1 House connection 9
:m— M!n~~w_—-
DEATHS AND l'UNlRALS
m...
1
l Funarpl of Mrs. Wiaham.
' The funeral of Mrs. Horace B. Wig
ham was bold yesterday afternoon at:
2:30 from her late home, 6 Park p1sce,'
Danbury, the Bar. Aaron cmoburn ot-
nclntlnx. Mon! relstives and friends
were premt and there Was a mold
slon ofbnndlonjs floral tributes. The
body was brought to this city for lb
torment In Riverside cemetery, the
Journey helnk made by automobile.
,Rev. J. Benton Werner conducted the
services at tho mve.
Funeral of Edward J. Murphy.
The tunuul of mwud J. Murphy
Wu largely— attondad thIs morning
mun Ills bomb st almond from. st.
Jossph's church at 9 o'clock, where a.
requiem Inn“. was sung by Ronni. J.
Lynch. Miss Alina Bplan undated
a...“ 03mm,“ Emma“ nnddownynt mm rally moi-top ms
“11W
Th“: Mil, beacon—worn
s -....... --
Gilli! lllllllll All
led dogs. and the three were found
'lzuuly by JusticeSclleok. The latter
'Is also First Selectman, and has w
, cclved frequent complaint clinic that
vagrant dogs have been annoying null
killing chickens and pigs, and the
town has been obliged to pay several
AND 810‘) ”Ml: claims for damages on such coin-
plnlnts The local officials Inland to
Try this! .Your hair. gets wavy. glen, prosecute every resident of the town
and abupdant at on». have unlicensed dog; on or about
' ' , their places. Joseph Kelly of the
To he possessed of s bend of heavy Spflngdale road was the. man whose,
beautiful hall; soft, lustrous. fluffy. page was first called last night. Kelli
“‘l' and he“ “on “MN“ is mere sdmitt'c'd that the dog renrdlnz which
ly a matter of using a little Randal-ins Constables Dinner and Bouion had
11 Is my and inexpensive to have complained 1nd bgen guilty at attack-
nice soft hsll- and lots of it Just get In chickens and pigs but denied ow
a small bottle of Knowltons Dander nershlp of the animal. He stated that-
ine now for: a few coon—till drug some time ago he had liven it to It
stores recommend lt~opply a little as "malt". but that it persisted in 9031‘
directed and within ten minutes there 1“.th unusable Qttmor 88M “I“
will be an appearance of‘nbundance. )v- lml who}! lilac animal severiil times.
freshness. flufflnnas and“ incommr- {tad up on the Roll! m bill KB"?
also gloss and min. out try as you stated that no, oil: to: It to to keen
1"! you cannot find since of dand~ It Mm Vlnlmr dams“ on his 91969
ruff or' falling filr: Mm rest smv mmmqldtmt he did not like to
prise, will In sitar smut two new smote W 3*
3"me traiuitbefosnd
.slckens like other things.
Dog days were late in coming to},
Darlen but yestclvlay the canines were .
”u out he
carats to liven your liver and clean lllll road H spending .910 weekend.
”‘9 ”0"“ “"1 “01’ hunch“ “I“ wlth her aunt In New York ‘
lousllcss. bad breath, coated tantrum; ‘
sallownoss, your stomach and gases Seaman William Kaitlin; of Harriet
Tonight tulle (‘lthltlets and enjoy the street is enjoying ll four days leave or
nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleans absence.
lng vou ev-el experienced. Wake up
feeling grand~Every bodv's doing It. KAMAKURA, Japan, N0v. 22.—«-Vlll-
Carcalets best laxative fm children count Kanetake Ourn. Minister of
The hull In a this leasant c ad Home “I“?! In the hilt 011m M
y g y' k n a r not. died suddsnly yesterdsy at his
7111: here from congestion of the
He was sixty-nine years old.
cathultlc because it never clips or
brain.
Known quality for 100 years.:_Gllat-
llllteéll to Bake, Cook and Heat ‘ j
- 60 DAYS TRIAL lulu?
Ranges From $25 to $100
Jain cm- 8.11an Club, Now.
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