Classdted . W. .;
dverttsement
OnthhmrmtylivoWoi-aormm
mama, 000;0mw.ok.31.00. Electron.
. or 0311- Double Prion. _
1 ~—,;,—,-m,, —«,~~~ I 1. a
; l 9 ' WANTED. l .1193 am
WANTED ' ' r011 smnc—POOL'TABLE, PLUMBi
SEWING MACHINE OPER‘: j .in: and bar fixtures. wall clock and‘
:‘ORS. PAID WHILE lother poison-11 property must be so’fl
EARNING. GLUETT, PEA. '
cor e 00., INC. '
WANTED —— “One hundred
GO) Operators experienced on
1‘ .lel' Sewing Machines for our
~ department. of men's
It its Employment guaranteed
5L. l finitely to first- class work-
“o“m—‘u -.
“M. N. MAYEHOFF & co.
ANTED— Twenty five (25)
:sers experienced on shirts_
our new department. Em—
inent guaranted t0 first-v
3 workers.
M. N. MAYEHOFF & CO.
3..
5 VANTED—Expei'ienced first.
135 hand workers for basting,
cking and button-holeing in.
1' Silk Department. 5_ '
M. N. MAYEHOFF & GO.
, ..... .... .. .._.... . .......-...._...___ _....-.._
to make good salary
ii. Jacobs s; Sons.
i‘rs. llt'lilt)“ Ave. Norwalk.
Int'.
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NTED—DRIG [IT GlRl FUR ()l
gnumx lady experienced in genera”
(‘9 work. Address "D“ care of Sent-
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ANTED SMALL I-‘UltNlSlllGl‘
:1-1-. more land. Near trolley linin;
l between Mathews Homestead and}
«sport. Rent $40 monthly for win;
Write Suite to. l). 23 W. 44th
New York, ' ‘i
‘.VANTED-—YOI:’N(}
___.-.—
1‘0
Gilt}.
' «:11‘1'
ixitii l1()11’~eW(11‘k. E. J. J. care of
".lli‘l.
.VANTED-—EMBROIDERERS 0N
.2 ;~-111- waists. work given home.
5.: 1»‘t\'. Heady work all year around.
.tum S to 6 p. :11. Grace Embroid-
102 \l'ashlngton St.
Marla.
“. ANTED
t'ntl;
i.“
-('L.'Fl<‘ TURNER Tl)
home. Beginners taught.
moody & (‘11.. Inc.
wANTED—»—_\li. N V OMEN GIRLS.
'lixllltlll petite. positions. Com-
5'30 month. List positions free.
1 'e ixnntediateiy Franklin Institute-.1
ti" .'If.l\'.:Rut'lit-siei'. N. Y.
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MARK OF CHARACTER
Yow is the time and anYi
‘1’bblers shop the place to
lo your shoes with
NGRWALK
lBRE SillliS
They are
in walk (tit and will out—
keep the feet. dry.
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1- l1'21lltt't' many times over.
Manufactured By
he NORWALK TIRE
a», RUBBER CO.
NORWALK, CONN.
301 a History slid“ 111g what Norw'nl! l
ihus- don-2 in the war,, and make sunnif Francis A. March, Ph, D. introduction
money for yourself as well, call :mdlby his brother, Gen. Peyton C. March.
.309 Mr '
lemo Hotel,-
- NTEO41-1131.1"01191.1. ' KINDS.‘
rings departments. Good oppur-t
if salis- l
load .penmzmship necessa1y.;
.. lm'ment steady. il. Jacobs (e.
i> inc, shoe Manufacturers. Beldon'l
”111-, Norwalk j-i 3L!
3 .
ANTED ~t‘i.liiti‘t'.\l. l’USI'l‘lUNl
i
= electric licht.
of 4 year old child and us- ':
uncut. Electric lights, but and cold wet 1 White. 61 l 2 El? avenue.»
.1 the “Russian Federated Soviet Social-
. immediateh fox cash. Tel. 53 3-2 or
lwrite P. 0. Fox 463 So Norwalk.
FOR SALE- —BOAT 20 fl. IakTHROP
Heron. 22 Haid-
j3 3t.
5
iengine. Reverse gear.
llantl St.
I; BUSINESS NOTICES.
i HISTORY 0151-1-11: WORLD wAR
A111 takinr: orders for this history, by
MEN AND WOMEN
-
It" you “an! to help gather the {at is
C. '3. Drucker at the Mahack- {Chief of Staff U. S Army. This work
Wu
W. «28¢. mmm
complete its»
humane. 30c. lot: and 38c.
Nunavut.
Cumin-lo. fien'ch cloth and miles, a
_«
E K. rims
WMMWW clothes, from overalls to l“?
main“ suits, mower .
wear-mm. . m w . ”m i
, men who appreciate mon- l
Forecast for :xorwnlk; and Vicinity; ”'8 worth . ,
Cloudy tonight and 'l‘uesday; slightly Whether it is mechanics ‘
warmer TueSday., For Conmecticut:
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday. rising
temperature Tuesday. A long ridge
of high pressure extends from Louisi-
ana nortlieastward to—fiulne. it is
causinc unusuallv law ltcmperatums
along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
Freezing temperatures extend as far
south as Central Florida. Tempera-I ""‘_
turcs below zero wexe reported from;
Vermont and Maine. A disturbance;
Rogers 8: Stevens
central over Minnesota is causing un-1
! Norwélk
' working eight hours a day
or the professional man
who ,works sixteen, here
are the right clothes for all.
Suits 025% $50.,
Overcoats $26 to $00.
South Norwaih
“Monday evening betw eon; has been in [Heparation since the first
7 Md 9 I) Only those able to fur~3.\"t'al of the “or
nish first (‘ltllss references need apply. 3autlientic. the author havingr free ac-;
leess to the Government Archines at!
'Washington. It has many
gtlons and maps from official photos 01':
ithe governments of the (I, l
gEngland. Canada and Italy.
labout 730 pagesand costs 3.73 bound'
iin leather. Are you interested Sena.
11110 your address on a card. or call 136-
is
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S . France. 1
Contains:
1!; on the phone, and i will call on you!"
._____.._. ._ m-m.___.__
—--l \\ ith prospectus. l
HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR
Have been taking orders [or some
etimc on this Authentic History by Gen.
tl‘evton (‘.Mn1'ch and brother Francis
Solicitors tot high class no1'k.Lu1ge;A \lart l1 “'1' prices are within reach
MALE AND FEMALE
4ommisaions pa1d daily APP]: M] of all. History comes in three bind“
throttle-1. .\t'.1haeku111u HOW" ‘ to ”fines. leather bound (Library editiom
ill 111. $1. Bound to red with gold letters.
£32.40. Round in red (sloth wifiir in let-
3iers $2.23. Contents same in all bind-
:111tzs. All inside facts leading to the
:\\'at'. duringihe war up to and includ-
1-me ' ting the photographs of the surrender
.ni the lerman fleet. Your chance to
0 LET~«N-E\'\' GARAGE .\"l‘ 2:,i1'1111'1'lu1se one of these. history's very
Ilnyi'iew Are. T91, 102.41 fi‘ensnmihle. These books contain 150
:pnzes and (H't‘l 200 photographs. Just
TO LET—«FURNISHED Roonldrop 1111- :1 postal with \‘1.u'.'
and heat, 7:, Pin); Hmiund i will cull with complet-
your inspection. Max Malmo 2:23 Flux
Hill. 30. Norwalk.
Road. City.
To LET TW 0 coxxn‘cnx FURL- ,- _ ‘ _.___,,n_ .- .-.- ’
'nished rootnsw ith water, can and hill PM" J‘ nelson. local and long dis
Wtontenicuces for light housekeepln Etance hauling and trucking. 213 files.
52.50.1191'1uek214 East «venue near w East homalk.Conu. Tel.1892,
E‘ust Norwalk Depot.
3 Highest market prices paid fm all
Spe iii prices for,
pRI\.AT1,;1liintl.~'. of metals.
--v-.. .‘_—
TO ," #l‘AR’I‘ OF
Koran inquire 97 South Main St. Tel. ‘1‘“ old automobde t” L‘ W '_' " q “m "
“4592. lsecond- hund furniture :'l! 1 ---.'.hu.- :1" ‘I
_, suits, Call or ‘.\rll(‘. S. iuwin 5n Juni'f,
FOR REN-r_1‘Evl\“rEEN .lz‘N ,DC'Ali‘l‘. 6 [ENG ST, Tel. 3.5."l , I
and Ive-.11 1.:t, a ve1y desitablc [Gilli ,
will be ready tor occupancy at 7 Tr1n-' LADll: S TAILORING SHOP of 31.;
ity place. All modern iniprovenients‘imenr
are now being, installed. Rooms ready
i'oi inspection after Jau.1tl.(‘-iosorlsmlm Main St:
Smith. tutu-actor and Real Estate. 1 the comet at 3 Hanford Place.
Trinity place, 1201. 1117. dill 31,1626. -
which was formerly at (70;
is now located around
Tel.
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter's applies; wall
FOR RENT~6 110011 BUNGALUW }
in Lincoln Ave. =All improvements. 111-;
quire of Chas. 13. Hoyt. ,paper. up- -to-date styles, lowest prices
iEstimates cheeriuily give-11.15%] or
APAI‘T lders solicited. Tel. 400.
TO-L ET-I“1VE ROOM
er. Washington street. East Norwalka
Your mom apartment 39 Chapel street;
Storm 207 Washington street East Nor-| herty. proprietor. Trucking. Lona
“all: Store 43 Chapel street. Inq“ir°§dlstance han‘lllg Light and has"
Oi S”“u‘“""n sheet Tel 60- bucking. Ofllce telephones 1381. 3011
" House connection
7 FOR SALE—~DXVEI1LING.8 ROOMS
«Ost 50 it. et, within 5 minutes walk H ARTILLERY
BOYS HOME SOON
(Lair Nor“ 11: Post office Wen located '56T
(Continued trom‘ F'Ir'st Page).
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J
I'iice $1. 700. A bot-.gain
Ask John T. Hayes
E No. 7 Main St, Norwalk
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settled weather with-finrx'ies of snow.
in the western and central districts.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
' TODAY. Mrs. Edward F Meeker.
Allen Church'will be at the South;h tic. at; missed by those who knew
her 5
Non alk Post othce tomorrow morning.
She was
t‘between the hours of 10 to 12 o'clock; Friday last 3111;?" sgiual'aléeal‘lghdigfit;
for the purpose of examining petition-2 stricken and never fully regained con-1
91$ for naturalization papers ‘sciousuess although a faint amilel
_ proved that she was able to recognize
The police have tmn notified of tho! ”"3““ ““0 $90k? ‘0 her- She is sm-
viied by her husband and one dau h-
smnshing of some windows at the res 191, z
idence of tired Vi. Campbell. at 196;
East avenue. and the. matter is being?
investigated. l
.Porter C. McCl‘ean. died at the home
'ot her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Taylor,
22 East avenue on Sunday morning, in
her 73rd year. Prayers will be held
Mrs. Mary E. McCiean
~———--
Police Oificer Charles F.1’age, hz..-'-
been off duty since Saturday when a'
d‘l'lli‘SS badly ulcerated tooth gaye- him an from m.- above address and this even.
b'm‘n (onmuch trouble that he r'us forced to ing at 1. '30 the remains will be sent
to. her old home in New Cumberland
,Md. where the funeral sen'iees and
iburiai will take place.
The. badly worried parents 0! Master:
Stanley Winslow, of 36 Chapel street;
reported to the police last eveningl .
that he had disappeared about 2 (3:11 lkmsr’wgeflfi ”S; 33‘:ng1;
o'clock and that they had not been this Mm ms We home on Qmmam We
tn locale him. No reportofhis return one Rev. hm Daren officiated and
h “1 been madp to the uptown station, interment followed in Riverside ceme-
quit his boat.
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Funeral of Mr. Safiain.
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Mrs. Mary E. McClean. widow of Dr l
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The funeral of Charles Sartzu'n. who;
2;
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AT $10..
non,
Mmddsuving'rubluhuhwukudu
“owning-39in Hmmii'éiaoeibrm.
HOOSIERKITCHEN CABINET '
EACH
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WE SPECIAL!“ IN FURNISH] NG HOMES COUPLER
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Ten 1' tire: lliwli. 3y: 1‘“. 1 Mrs. Sarah Esther Jennings. will of.
‘50 S333“? ‘ " ) ' ll‘ldu‘riud F. Meeker. died at her ho: tie,-
. - i - ' ll ’estport avenue esterdny, . it ' -
t . 3 I er . .
‘ ta. brief illness. The fun 2' 2 services , At “19 01d dub Phn- Club now 10mg $1.00down and $1.“,
l .y willdbé anew from the2 :fight on W’ed- i7 weekly.
. nee 9y rnoon at o’clock, the f' 5 -" 1
»‘ I . News burial following in Riverside hem: . cm 1'30“ . ...... . . . .............. 339.75%WW . g
. .tery. Mrs. Meeker was born .
1 Georgetown about sixty years ago. and ‘ 1
numbered 9 wide ciree of close friends '
-' in éhis community l ' ‘1 I
Patrolman Milton inckwood found ‘ he death of her only son a plomls- "3 '
"30' " Hawkinsfheu h Nornlki the door of S L Benedict’s store open i_ I;ng led at about fifteden years. some"
evi years ago. prove 11 shock from ' - »*'
early this morning An investigation re 1' «which she never recor ered and al-li 5-? ‘l
vealed ”"3 fact that nothing was miss- “mush all of the sweetness of her dis- ii" §
mg. posnion remained. the sunny bright-,0 ‘ ’ ‘ 1 ‘
mess that was so strong a characteris- ll” '
Oil Heaters
From $5. 45
to $10. 00
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as 1' at. l
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. . ‘ .4...” ~«.— '--l Funeral of Mice Northrop. Mm -
WHITE PM “D in The funeral of Miss Rebecca P: I“ ‘ ‘—
Northmp took place this afternoon The publlc schools of the city open~ m m ‘
For Who, cold" at from the home of Charles snples on for buo’ this morning after al
Pine Hill avenue, East Norwnlk. Rev. ed. - mesa tinn l for HON Woodinnlocln.
25¢ per bottle. Ernest McGregor ofllcioted and inter ““99“ 01.7 holiday race. ' which ’5' W Aha w Bed ”0“! m
. ' merit “as made. in Rldgefleld. one of the longest every-outed in thisl *3 m m
Stillman-Powell Corn“ 1 - city, and should fit both teachers and; -
South No Ophir Chapter Order of the Eastetn pupils for added interest in their work 1 WM EFFRON
Twink Star will meet all day tomorrow 9' The standard Butter & Egg Com- 3 Rowan 315,, East Hm '
M. W-.. —--———~ " " their rooms on South Main street to pany, of North Main street. are moving Tel. 441. Tell “I. .
are mquested'lo be present.
Court Laurel. Order of Castile. D of S.
will hold their first social of the New.
Year, -W’eduesda.y eV ening, at Red
Men's Hall. Mrs. Margaret Craig is
Chairman of the Committee. A good
time is expected.
There will be a joint meeting of the
Sunday School Board and the Epworth
League of th( 'East avenue M. E.
Jinn-ch, Tuesday evening at S oclock
at the parsonage. Every member is
urged to come, as there are important
Imatters to be considered.
Police Commissioner
Moore. notified police headquarters
last night that someone had broken a‘
Money
SEAL ESTATE—INSURANCE
7‘
‘bles wele received in Dnubury on
lThursday and were sent from Brest.
lFrance, the point of embarkation for
RUSS STATE SECRETS ‘all returning soldiers.
JUST STORY 0': GRAFTl From this lniermation it is expect-
“ 1"" ed that the regiment with the No1-
‘ Finger creasing Features Notes walk boys will arrive at some port in
that Bolsheviki Publish in :this country within two weeks.
300k Form ‘time of arrival depending upon the
. (lileISTlANlA, Jun. 4.——A publica speed of the vessel on which thev
lion containing all seciet telegramsi 5311 and the weather conditions.
letters. notes and communications in
code from the it ussian Imperial con-l
2111] general at Simla, India, to the for-»
eign office at Petrograd during the
year 1916, has uriived llele.
It is published under authority
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l-iarold Lynch, night man at Tripp's
lunch cart \1 as forced to call in the
police last evening, wherL Clayton
Buckley was creating a disturbance in
the place. Patrolmén Clune investi—
gated and brought Buckley to police
headquarters. where he was released
after a warning was given him.‘
of
i3t Republic" and is allqged to con;
taiu the complete texts of all com-
muniquea or Lissovsky, head of the im-
perial consulate at Simla, to the pot.
rograd bureaucracy. '
Copies-of this buolg have been mail-
ed to all countries in Europe and to'
Interest bi four per cent. m'u be paid
it - t .'tii rehearsals of‘thc men-
111. “in be resumed this evening
Whit-fan‘s headquarteraf on
3? 11in :tiieet when
.~_..; [,f 1(I-Jrs “-ere ins
the United States offAmerica. aceord- and your money when you want E in
in; to a statement 11: me to me by I'. the Settings Department of thejSmIih,» '
Wennerotrom. member of, the/Swedish Norwmk- Trust Company '
filtering. 1111111133119: of the left Socialoi .:,
iotgmup. 1 wasmlormedthbtcooies‘
.ln duplicate hove been 111906610 var- .
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‘" LOST
LOST-éAlRDADE PUPPY
l» banlttut or beiore
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Bull Dog collar.
will draw later- 1 95"“
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led pearl pin on 'Washingtou St."
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Finder please leave at library.
1 Notice of dissolution or the partner-
ship heretofore existing between Ed-
gar gnr'r. Bates and Joel H “mite, under
the tim name of Bales & White. is
hereby given the same to cake Effect
January lat 1.919.
._. The business will be continued by
KthesuidEdgar‘T Buttes. attheolt:
VMotthotootormisn-eet 11:11.13
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'1 do Red Cross sewing All membms 1n the stock for their branch store on
lliiain street.
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saddle, ton head and feet. Big spike} 18am nothing to be
Finder plea” can ten the W of a
l .to 515.1
m Wo‘av- St. South Norwnlk.
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13 YOUR mum-on LEAK.
mo? nous YOUR noon
NEED REPAIRING? DONE
WHILE YOU Wm. 26 m .
or. nonwm.
W..-
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,rriage Work
Our system of bridge work'
desired. .
bridge BENZ:
.DERS TEETH VALUABM for
which otherwise would ml
LOST-FRIDAY A M A 131.1er11. of no use These bridges not onlyl_
be 1.001 mtml. but they perform
tween Spring St. ahd the “Post Dulce ALI- W functions of
£8051") tooth.
Let us DEMORSTRATE i
you.
Did. EMalle
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Prompt Delivery _ .1.
man-ts & Gm * ‘"
53 Water Street
Tel. 781.
Wrist and Bracelet
Watches
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