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Three times. 502‘; One Week. $1.00. Mac.
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SEWING MACHINE OPER-
A'E‘ORS. PAID WHILE
LF'ARNING. CLUETT, PEA-
BODY & 00., INC.
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at sites $1.25. 31.6
Gretchen, a new “new of pat:
terns, 28c. 801:, 358 and
, Long cloth a850, 8012.838 and 38c.
Nainsook outlets. V
Cambrlc, Beach cloth and voiies, a
complete assortment.
E. K BANKS
'Acond St. East Norwaik, J. \V. MaNiIL engine. Reverse gear. Heron. 22 Ravi-2
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electric light: and heat.
Road. 1110'.
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31.1100) Operators experienced on
. I get Sewing Machines for our-
ew department of men ’s
:1'i1'ts. Employment guaranteed
indefinitely to first class work
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M. N. MAYEHOFF 85 CO.
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ant Melt 1:1. a ver\ desirable -:'11 (.2
,\\ill in r: .111} ior occupanm at 7 Trin—H ‘ouit_ Janun1'y'2. A. D. 191.1.
it\ nl-ue Al'. modern impr'tmemcn S‘ Estate of Thomas Brown late or
“W W’“ '4‘ ‘1 ~' ”1513“" ‘I- “001115 “‘3" -‘ 1 \'()1\\alk in said District, deceased.
1"". 1" "Hf "'“n ““91 Ian 10 "' ”or" Ordered. That, the Administrator ex~
kiillltt. (t.!_l'1'.'t(‘i01‘ and Real Esmw. - . , . '
'It'ihitr 1.3,”... “.1. 1117. (:3! tuition, his Administration account to
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1: ROD.“ lii:.\'G.\l.U\V’.i hate office in Norwalk. on the 8th (lav
All imlu‘ovi'mt'ntr‘. lll'iof Januarr 19111, at 9 ‘o'clock after-
FOR RENT“
’31 Lint-0‘11 Ave.
ers experienced on shirts
our new department. Em-
vy'ment- guarantee! to first-
ass workers.
11. N. MAYEHOF‘F & co. .
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WANTED~Experienced first.
class hand workers for basting,
quire- ol‘ ('has. 1'1. Hoyt. noon: and that all persons interested
i 'in said Estate may be notified thereof,
ANTED—Twenty-five (25) TO' LET‘ -l‘ 1‘ it “00-“ ”*W the. Administrator will cause this or-
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Silk Department.
.N. MAYEHOFF & CO.
1' navAN'rED'LYOtrxu (11111.
?.1:.- earn- 111' 4 rear old child and 1152*
' ,~ “"111. house-work. 1'). J. .1 care 01'.
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Abi‘TED T0 LET—DOUBLE HOUSE s1}-' FOR SALE—BOAT 20 ft. LATHROP. ' *" ”W" i
WEATHER {FORECAST
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity;
ing and colder tonight; Saturday fair'
and colder; strong northeast. shifting
to northWest winds probably of gale'
force. The disturbance which was‘i
central over Tennessee yesterday;
morning is now central over Long Isl-'
and. it. has caused general rains long
the coast from Florida to Maine por- i
{ions of New England. It will pass out.
to sea today and be followed by clear-l
ing and colder weather. The ternpmera.‘v
tures are low in all district east of the
Rocky Mountains, except along the At-i'
Zero temperatures ex 1
tend as far south as Sorfihern Missou-
.\\ .tSl‘liilL' ton stiemct Hart. Nor“ al‘ ..(
"o' 11' room apartment 1:!) Czh ipel sired
hming a circulation in said District,t
'at least five days before said 8th day '
Sto I '\‘i ashinnton street East Nor of January 1919.
rail-2811111) 13 Chapel street. inquire HENRY “1 GREGORY .l
('1 South‘uz. n strett Tel. 60. ‘ rude!“-
FOR sue—11111: 1 [.l.\'(l 3 [100115 E 1'
int 50.:150 111:1. within :3 initiates walk-31,031] PRISHNERS :
oi" Norwailt Post oifice \Ve11 loomed;
' 91 Hit} $1 700 A bargain.
111.5 the Gulf of Mexico.
ti and as far east as Indiana. Freez-i
ing temperatures extend as far south
it was eight'
degrees colder in Pensacola Fla, this
morning than it was in New Heifer:
WEATHER A YEA-R AGO
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$1.
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AT $10 EACH
‘ They moddServing'rabiesinouk'fuMflkm'm
sion; an exceptional Will if you have a pin. for one.
“we cannot alljiavethe honor of
W khaki. Some of us
must heap the wheels 01‘ usiness .
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Victories are not all confined
to the field of battle; plenty' in ,
diplomacy, finance, and the
mercantile world.
It’ 11 a. victory in the clothing .
field to be able to other you'
$121? good all round suits at
Considering the cost of fabrics
and the price of skilled tailor-
ing this is worth shouting
over.
Good array of various pat-
terns.
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Rogers _& Stevens
South Norwaik
TODAY IN WALL STREET
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Ask Jenn T. Hayes f
No. 7 Main St, Norwalk
83M. ESTATE—INSURANCE
, 7‘ '. sentiment- was again suggested by thel
' guncertain course of prices at the op- 2"
NEW' YORK, Jan. 3 (“Hill Street.'
10:30 a. m. -—Confusion of speculative; '
' Associated Press) .——In capturing
Perm, in the Ural Mountains, General
:Gaida. at the head oi CzechdSlovaki
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
and Siberian forces. virtually destroy.
HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR ed the BQishevik Third Ar1n1‘._ from'
Am takin'r orders for this history. by WhiCh he 100k 31,000 DTiSOnOl‘F- Gen
eral Gaida’s troops captured an ar-
A. \‘ai'r'lt. , , .. .
' morcd train, from which Nikolai Len-
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(.Hp “'nig[\' “'Ol'k giver] hour» it!" his hll')iil‘.‘l‘. (it’ll. I'eyton C. L‘Iai'Cli. ine‘ tho Bolshevik Prenliei‘, “'35 di i‘
'- " av ~te ml} 11' mlt' all 19a! .11'.oi«1n(l '( hi' 1' 01' Stall. U. S. Army. This work recting operations in the region ofi
ti \ 1 .\ it‘ 2: p m Hm- n liviiw»i.'.jlx.i:< been in preparation since the first 1’01 m Lenine himself escaped bu Ml
5-1 W133! 3.". in: \l'ttsliinuton St type-r of ‘the war. is. absolutely :§;::AL12;221::;5 of his party were!
2. __ iausiwntm. the author having tree ao- The exploit of General Guide in cap'
\2' ANTED ~ .\ 1 1:11 1 Oil (OFTUY. '00.as to the Government Archincs ut luring Penn parallels his success in.
“1.1 1m; “is 1 girls l)t[\\till 11 and IR \‘Vashiu'rton. It has many illustra the campaign of last summer His 511- i
perlors opposed his plan of attack and l
a... '\' . .2. . .i. . t .511. 1.11.. tit 11: and tn: 1 s from oflicizi h to; l . ,
3‘ " " '. - “w" K ' ,0 f. 5”" ”.0. Pt f 1 -‘ U' 1);)” he carried out. the operation at the;
.Vh..hiiut ht J... ..1. ‘c L( 1 tumors 5 o tl( . 8., rant 1.. risk of removal from his command
’ -_-_..--.._-__A—g - — »_————— ~—-il'm:'1:uui C annda and ltaly. Contains in addition to .1119 31,900 ‘n‘li‘tlnt'rS'
2 _ V'IANTED“ ('i'fl‘ lI R\El\ F” about 750 merge and (fists 3.15 bound 1'epm',ted General Ga’ida cap ' ital .1000
131'" :1 (isl'ii 1‘32”"; ('2'1'1'1'12'1h "'m M 2m leatlltizl Are you interested— Sent? fizgzdgufigriih}:;f£1&l§ggl 'Mggrlgg
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_ _ __““__ :Tn‘e 101.11' address on a. card or call 13b- tire wagon transport several armoredi
VJANTED 11123:, WOME.‘ (11111.5. :1” 9n the phone and l )1 m call on you trains and seteral .thousand horses.
a... 1.: '.~ 1 t. e; co ositions.Com-1‘7_ith prospectus.
G ' .. ' .. 'r' " p t 3 _H ROBFRTSF _ ito hare be’en1nnihilated and the res'-
Y"»‘-"‘“'" *3" “mm”- “St positions free i ‘ ‘ 'of the arm {was (1 iven ac th
. . . . -. . l ' 'No‘. a Hawkins'Kve_N01'wlk y 1' ross e?
g cue unmetllau-iy iranklin institute," . Kama River.
km. :.‘..i\'. R0chest€r\. . . Y. t ' l Troops of General Semenoi‘f. the an;
.__. .i Peter .1. Nelson. local and long dis ti- Bolshevik leader in the Child (its
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WHEN A MAN MARRIES
HIS TROUBLES BEGIN 1’—
'l'hat is not true! But it is true
that when a 111an=’has worked _in
our plant for one yeargflpt)‘
worth of life insurance is taken
out for him: and if he stays 7
5t-ai's his policy will amount to
$1,000.
The insurance premiums are paid
by the company. This is one oi
the many evidences of apprecia-
tion of loyal service.
'iuml positions open with the
Norwalk Tire 12 Rubber Co.
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WE BUY
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING
AND SHOES
We pay high prices.
Write or Call.
' S. LEVY,
E 58 Water St South Norwalk.
Notite (l (il<.-'tilllii on of the—— partner-
flle. iii‘ill 1=zm2e
‘11e1'ebyz'1 1h»-
.Tanuai'v lst 13110.
The llusiiiezss trill be continued
tht said Edfai T Bates.
<rrtnd
alt customers will be
- plied as formerly,
I' The old telephone number
.-. been chanced to 897—2)
Norwalk. Conn, [)ecember 31. 1918.
BATES S; \\'HITE by EDGAR
BATES.
MAJOR DEAGUERS MEET.
snow to take effect
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carefull)
JZG- 4 has
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lance haulin: and trucking, 213 East ”let have occupied \crkl-mi i.’ dinak
_ on the Siberian 1"ail“ ay ea: 1 n: i. «he
Vave. East Nor“ alir. Conn. Tel. 1892. ;Baikal .
TO LOAN—“$10,000 KN SMAI. l ; DEATHS AND EUREKA“
,anrounts on 6 percent 1‘11'51: ntortg age.
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01 Rates- & Whit?- 1"“. White, 61 1-- " Ely avenue.
at the oi'siF'laherty. proprietor.
at the foot of Ann Shem and distance hauling Light
5"” i VtruCking.
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‘ 'decorating,
J paper, up- to—date styles, lowest prices.
Ship heretofore t\i~.ting between Ed- iEstimaies cheerfully given' Trial 01":
ear 1‘. flutes and Joel H. White under triers solicited.
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Vi rite P O. Box 463 o"
d30 61.
securitr only ' 1
Funeral of Miss Nathh'e soulley.
The funeral of “tea more Scul-'
—--'le1 1185 held this morning at .'t' .45
Highest market prices paid for all “from her home 12 Monroe street and
kinds of mPta‘S SIN-’01“ Price“ ‘01 tat 10 oclock from St Joseph's church
all old automobile tires. “'ill also bin where a feqmom mass was sung by
second-hand fumrturc. all cTothes and' Rev. M. J Lynch. The edifice was
149”““On' Jun"? filled with 1elatives and £reinds, who
3-‘ 4- went to pay their last tribute of re-
zspect to their departed friend. The
choir sang "Some Sweet: flay," as the
cortege entered the church. and
“Nearer My God to Thee.” as it left
the church. Hugh Campbell sang a‘
solo‘ Saiataris," at the offeriormy . . 3,
'I‘h pail bearers were John Farrell
Maurice Der me John McMahon, ”Wil-
Iliam 1101311. The flower bear ers were
Gregory Reardon and Frank Newman.
i'i‘hc floral offerings were many and
1' beautiful. interment was in'the tam-
'iiiy plot in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J" Funeral of Mrs. Max Singewald.
Trucking. Long
and heafl' The funeral of Mrs Max Siegewald
1581 8001 was held this morning at 8: 30, from
.her late borne. 10 Hamilton avenue,
land at 9 o'clock at St. Joseph's;
'church, where a requiem high mass
Ewas sung. The choir‘ sang. ‘hea d. '
' Kindly Light, " as tse cortege entered'
the oifertory Mrs.
0 llaie St. Tel.
LADIES TAILORING- SHOP of .N.
Framer n:lticir.' 'was formerly at,70
South \ia-in St. is now lOCated around
the corner at. 2 Hanford Place. Tel.
1626. '
PAPER-HANGING
palnter‘s supplies; wall '
PAlNTING
Te1.400. Alexander
Office telephones
House. connection
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LOST
LOST .SA'Ii R11 11 AFTERNOON.
'l"1ir uhit’t kid glmes in a. box. Finder the church. At
pm; NCH LICK Ind. “Tan 3-—Mem- \\ ill please return to Sentineloffiee and Hugh Campbell sang a 8010, "Ave‘E
1w is of the schedule committee of the 1900“? reward
to 1 Junior baseball leagues were here;
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today to draft the 1919 playing sched";
"ii: es oi the National and American
lJ'ttglit'F. The two leagues already
lune agreed. to open the season April
22: and will play 140 games, each, in
«ma of the usual 154.games during
it is understood thatno
the " schedules worl'red‘oui
will be made public until after
1122-11- adoption at the joint meeting 05
111- t» if'ili > 10 he held in New York,
.lenu: ”'1 it}
. he .\:uional League is represented
h it by 111v president, John A. Heydler
Kg”: they lheyt‘uss, owner of. the
l I :“ux 'h (lull ,While the Amer!“ 11
“"‘W is tepiesented b maid:
‘1 an Johnson and his secretary
.2 liam Harridge.
'iJ‘ Sl'i
:..~ou.
tit—l iliifi 0i.
ilt‘i'“
'ed pearl pin on "\\ ashington St.
'Finder please lea\'e at Tiifirary.
j2 9‘. Marie" , and at the conclusion of the:
LoST—FRID u. x M A Bi iSTER-g 'McMahon sang “Calvary," as the cor
_tege was leaving the church. The pail
and the. Post 01112:; bea'iers we1e Michael A’Brien, Thorn-
: as McMahon. P. F. Brophy, and T. A.
i Collins. Interment was in St. Mary’s
~ I cemetery. ‘
tween Spring” St.
Funeral of Mrs. War'm; '
The funeral of the late Mrs. Carrie
Warm will take place at 230 Saturday
afternoon from D. W. Ravmond's fun-
eral parlors Rev. E. D Sims. of the‘
Grace Baptist Church will oificiate and
interment will follow in Pine Island
cemetery, _ ' '- '
sac ms SPECTACULAR
mum U. s. osmotic WAR
PICTURE. ‘
“Under Four Flags”
A masterpiece of actual scenes
from the last fierce struggles of
Lthe World War.-
mass she sang “Face to Face. Thomas ',
, such prompt rater
"Compound.”‘whi' 3‘ custom '5.
.\ x'erx' wasonabic suggestion may
be found in Conneaiiy
adv. regarding their big and \arierlt
line of artics {'01 men. women and
children 'l‘be1 are surelv ' needed:
whether the min continues nr_ colder:
‘1 outlier comes.
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Hear “The rose. of no mania 11mm".
“‘1 m glad i: an make \ou cry: “Diary" :
im- hot and others of the ne$uaryf
-hits. The new records are e onal
ly good and .vou will want- hear’
them at Donnellys. They will grant»
play- them for. you. ,.,
V——-For'me1 natrons of the .1. ll. White
bv (ailing 1968
Reliable iiiincoats for women andi
children, umbrellas of many "grades
MI" 111;: assortment of men} under-i
wear and pajamas and night shirts ular‘.
are advertised by Tristram & Hyatt.
There is still good pickingarnong the
cnpvrig‘ht fiction at a»bargain,price.
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There is a pleasing varietyi, in the
list of week ,end specials in $ch ultze's‘
big advertisement today €li'lch" iii-'5'
eludes. legs of spring lQm-E), 14°er
roasts, fresh shoulders. choifie_cu111 011’
veal and roasting chickens at all prices*
that cannot "be equalled in the” city,‘
Comparison is the best proof.
'° -Forrne1 patrons of the J. H. White'-
lee Co. will receive prompt attention
hv calling 1908. " ‘
ii. Niestemski, -who conducted.
market in-Naugatuck, filed n. 9121111931...
in bankruptcy in the- United States
court vesterday. He made oath he did;
not have the money to pay the filing3
fee. He has liabilities of $1. 0159. 37, Salli
unsecured. Assets consist of stock in
trade. valued at $1 000 and debts (11qu
'on open account, Tisted at 51 000
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A Stilt-l0 W,
"Papa's Cold Compound" endsV bad
ooldsor gripper in a few hours.
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Relief comes instant“
three doses are taken will end gripper”.
misery and break up a severe cold
either in the head. chest.
limbs.
. It promptiyV opens clogged-up nos- ' ‘
Vtrils and air passages in thé headq .
stops nasty discharge or nose running?
relieves sick headache. dullness [eve
ishness, sore threat,“ sneezing. sore
ness and stiffness. . 1
Don' t stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
and snufning! Ease your throbbing
head' Nothing else' in the world 311'
& Bracken s '
l'“t-on'tirtuirrg to feature that division at
~ iTen "Bolshevik regiments are declared 1“. Co Mil magi”. prompt weapon; three- Doint advance. while Texas
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A doSe taken every tWO hours until ‘5
body or _
ening of today' s Stool; Market. Brook-
lyn Transit made anew low record on. . . -.
its decline of a. mini to 20 1-1 Anacon-
da Copper also yiélded a point, prob '2
tably in connection with it‘s new bend
altering. and Mexican Petroleum and
tUniied Fruit fell about two points
Mexican. however immediately 1e-
boundimz almost ten points. Other oils
were very strong. also Southern Paci-
..Sr Paul and Texas Pacific among
rails '
“"111 L STREET. Noon.’—-Oiisnssum-
ed their leaderShip,’ Mexican Petro-
leuin's spirited rise' being “attended by
one to four point gains in Sinclair, {Roy‘- ,
111 Dutch Texas 6011111111117 "and ‘Pan-
American Common and .i’refened.
n'l'taiis held their gains, Texas Pacific
Land Trust Certificates. which are
barely traded in, also were any;
strong Brookiyn Transit rallied three:
points and Tobaccoé also niade sub-“7"
stantlal gains steady- When not iris:
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WRITE pm AND Tan
For 00nghe,' Colds, Etc;
.. 25¢ per bottle.- .
Stimuli-Powell Corn
-- :South Norwaih
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deposited 111‘ this “
bank on or beiore
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isttmd in driving rain on the sidewalk
~ betnre the White. House 1esterday m'
. merit.
' in Lafayette square;
. the disturbance and released withouti'
' court.
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Sterling Furniture Company
9 127-131 W'asbinzton St. ' Phone 1051.
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\x'Asr'iiNG’rmz,‘ 1'). 1:. Jan. 3.'-Sev: “’iT . 441,
embmembers of thé National Wont-V;
en‘s Party, "wearing seamen‘s suckersi .,
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keep latching in a. metal wa‘shtu‘b their
-.'-:?wrt<'hillre,”’wh1chthc1* sav will be';
-keptrit:£hted until the Senate acts fav—‘
crew on madam strdrage amend-1
Relays of women had attended thei
lire' since it was lighted in the tub‘
~W’édnésday night, Alf-Ear .a. crowd of ell.-
izens and men in uniform had extln
guished one. starterlain a decorated urn
Half a dozen Men arrested during;
bond did not 'nppear"in the. police
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TOOLS TO VMAKE A RIFLE
Nine hundred and ninety-seven cut-
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! 'suppiy 1.000000 rifles, 94, 000, 000 holes:
a and anti- aircraft guns
'sevenly to 5,000 holes each.
uracturlng a modern rifle The twist:
must be drilled Shrapnel, torpaloes.
machine guns biplanes, motor trucks
require from; _.._..__ ._-
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