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t‘ ' es .0” , Committee on Railroads}
ll CIaSSlfled o o o o o c 08.88 and P [Of 81 a! cards‘ . SendstoLegislatm-e a Bid.j
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t l I - i HARTMORD. Feb. 6.~The legislative
1‘ t, . d v ertlsement on m‘ m.» Mir-I'm Word: or M 259' . committee on spill-oasis today sent. to
a; Three times, 500; Ono Week, $1.00. 313ch the Senate a on: creating a, comm..-
l" or Oops Double P lo.- sion to inquire’yinto the condition of
if!» I _ trolley companies in Connecticut, as
-: A _ suggested by Govgxnor Holcbmb in his
-. ’ linaugural messfxe. The bill’provides
WANTED '. > 1'0 “1 l ”3 sun that the commission shall consist of
W - TO LET—HOUSE . --~ . three Senators. four Representatives‘
WANTED floor and ham liouqtfslfgaxivsitfilizqf.:l . FOR SAFE—"TWO L0T5- BACH W and five citizens to be named by the
.tLWING IfiCHINE OPER- $12.00 image rat-den room tot. (‘lll‘t-k-t b" so I" Mm so“ to‘ qumk buyer} governor. This Wm be known as the
-0RS. PAID WHILE “it“. part improvements. Mrs. ii.mr.v.Bmh $177" Phone 1848 0“ 1635” l“strcet railway investigation commis-
. Keeler. Bartlett AWL, 5 min. walk (rot:
m ' . or. '31.? PEA- . _ ..__ . - .- .-
E. . R'NIIVG ‘ U ’ car. 0“, mm)“. llroad “MT . _ {pensatiom but with flbfilslant‘e 10 be
2 ‘_.OD& & CO., INC. ! _ ‘ __‘ FOR SALEn-HOLSE G “003”,; giVen-compensation Up to $1,000. The
4..-... 1 TO LET—ARGO.“ WITH ill) Hi”: > hath. all ittttn~(,'venicnts. barn. (ET-1d sec-g commission shall sit in nu. capitol and
‘ -_____- 3” =ll7itl‘n‘erm‘utv t 'llfl"tllV l(l("ll(v(' “on Of mm d'smm' caSh $°""0‘ “. 118““ how" to call witnesses and
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. L -l t l bl t ltl.\ li‘t Lid lily {pm}. LR hm“, “Wimp ,3 3L, h- J- ‘3““4 m 59"”"91- : book.» and shall lldkt‘ a tcport not
~-'f':tt'H'~'l- :MlilTP-‘S ”- in! __ __ -. ‘ - ' i 0 later than April 1 with reconnnenda-
..l , .- ‘ "‘““ , F R SALE»—-—l~‘0Rl‘i 'rot'wxc car -, . . ~. -
' m“ l TO LETA '. umms. FIRST rumu'm , 1.”- 1,... c H. n ‘ ' , ‘ ”m“ “" “g“‘a‘mn-
.__..,_.__.. ‘uummpm H, ._, t‘la\ 5,. Rm” 51,-,g ‘ ‘ - "A ”e on“ “m- .emountable, The finance Conlnlitlees fax-0‘} v‘
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’: C' liti‘i T0 \\ Olin Al”! Improvements. l’hono Still. ‘ {Hun “ “1‘ one extra “lie and “m‘ “”3 reported in ‘1‘“ Senate ”1% "ill to
. :iil I'Snturldiavs lll\;';‘l:z‘i‘l_‘- : rev—-Reri r 5» POUHS‘ \\'i n ‘1: . {liillll‘l'fi‘li 3:12:3‘2301p.’ Tll‘cs 200d. I’ll“? Vll‘illlr'l'tr'l' six million dollars from the
K; »I~ Noemi ovt. 'tt<.iin,L'.~ - ’-' ‘ > > - . 1’ ‘ " ":1 ~ :3 I ~"-~ ! u.- » -
' ‘ intent. Imprm‘cments. 13 Lowe street.: W" " .(IHI “'1 funds to mp sinking fund
- __ .-. _ .--. itorncr llitmilton SI. inquire .iohn' FOR SALE-MATTREss, BE ) lull"! created 1)} thc General statutes. and
‘-— www' .- —‘“ ’ Et‘zakn Si Qttintm‘d Ave. fining: p‘lrloi' uit it till j l (‘ -llle treasurer buy and cancel state
JANTED - 10 m lt( “ASL :MALL! ...M... — ~ —. .1 ,_ .. " .3” _ “”1 , linnu-s or inYcSl in bonds of a... Unit-
5! mp, no motor. Must be reasonable; FOR RENT— FIVE ROOMS ANI)‘ 1*“ moan. Influllt‘ at it Quintard 8“?“ 9d Slates or in various other bonde is:-
‘-‘-‘ 'w- descrivvtion etc to J. A. (trench-fl hath- all new improvements; at \'cl'y.“""‘ ("m ““0" 6 I" m- l ' t qtate l ' . h
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'..'i Maw:- Ava. Stitmt‘ol-d. ‘ilcsirahlt- rent in central location. No.‘ quu m he or tuthority Of
tANTED -Y()l’.\'l". .\l.\N OVER l
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.i:- z , furnish rct‘erenceu. Apply
.‘-l21ltiH'i\l'lllll Hotel,
.vANTED .\ \vtnmx HXPFJ
«t in plain cooking and laundr
1 . in l'amilv of two. Country homo.-
.go 3.1;" Not-walk.
new. to act :is bellhov. Must}
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:5 Trinity place. Gibson Smith.
31 tructov- and real estate. l Trinity place
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FOR RE.\IT«~~3 ROOMS. FURNISH
aid. to rent. Free telephone, tree kind
,ling‘ wood. S‘s-Van Zant St. Mrs. Ma
honc)’.
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cone '
f6 31-?Sl0n," and shall serve without com-
FOR SALES—MUST SELL AT oxtzni "‘9 “a“ law- .
new 5 and 5 room flat house. All int- The HOW" WWW?“ from '11? Senate
'provements. lst Dis. $4,000, l :3th ”10 lt‘dt’l’ill pl'Ohibition amendment
(Bargain) George Mitchell. Imam. 135,‘,‘Etll(l on motion of Mr. King of “’ind-
iluuu. the Republican leader. the mat—
. tcr was madc the order of lilo day for
noon Tuesday.
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FOR SALE—ONE mes” Ct...
jand t: months old heifer for sale. ln—
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2:: l“ll'/.:lilf‘lll St. Inquire within.
TO LET”: ROOMS AND BARN A'I"
quire A. Stefarli. Bridge St. East Now
walk made on these billsz Increasing sala-
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llllflll. thctrtc lights, hot and cold wat-i St. East Norwalk. Tel. 1467. land providing {or an assistant clerk
ger. \Vnshington street. East Norwalk 3
YOU CANT GET SOME-g
THING FOR NOTHING.
mun wants to set aheaddiv
'1‘“.- till lii< tumors to
-x\: The lillil'l' you cite llw
...,., th'i. it's a sirtiiizt- mot-
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Norwalk Tire & Rubber CO.
Employment Bulletin.
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:64 SouthMain street. Tel. 60.
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iFour room apartment 39 Chapel street 3
Store, BilllVaHhington street East Nor
.wzilk. Store 43 Chapel street. Inquire,
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in the Orange court.
FOR SALE——SOLID OAK The mean",
ROLL-3
top desk and rcvolrin:r
office chair. i
" Senate favorable re-
Inqnire Mrs.
; Ave.-
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January 1. 1920.
'lllls (’tilt'i‘llll; soldiers: in service who
. it' math is taken by
FOR SALE—"AT A SACRIFICE .,
LOST~ SATURDAY l-I\"i'}\'.
‘_\\‘u.~-hin:tmi St. Finder
:Pllll l"‘{‘t'l\’<' it-wzirtl.
Sentinel “mic.
please
Address "1C.
(PICA-
:tlniunn": Signet rincr. I-lnst Norwnlk or
return ‘
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’room house with part improvements.
,llates (,‘ourt, near So. Norwalk depotJ
1nd,. R. .lose'oi‘skv. it Scaview Ave.
FOR SALEi—G COTTAGES \VITH
;all improvements, at reasonable prices,
haw- bcen unable to take their justice
oath; increasing Certain salaries of Of-
ficials in tho Greenwich court.
From the insurance committees.
favorable reports on bills extending
LOST-—B\.\'K 1100K No.
. iltllll IF
,‘sucd by So. Norwalk
lizmlt'
Savings
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NO'RVVALK - - —- ,..--,, ........_,..-.... "r
2.1 Oak-Coal ...... 50cabushei. [Hill “ONCE .
1-; rdwood ......... 25:: a. bushel _
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“ 31' EFF RON l)ll~‘ll'l(‘l of Norwalk. as. ProbateE
2 Rowan St., East Norwalk. WW”, ,unw‘w .,Q N n ma
T914413 W.
Te’. 441.
. payment has been stopped.
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
till} CARS
Sell your old cars to the Bridge-
port Auto Wrecking 00., corner
George and Center Sts., Bridge-
‘xort. Ct. Phone Barnum 5586-2.
Second hand parts and tires to
it any make of car.
.tricl
who neglect. to present. their accounts.
properly attested. within said time,
sons
quested to make immediate pnvmcnt
tn
SARAH A, SMITH.
Adininistratrix.
Pistrict of .\'orwullt, as.
WE BUY
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING
AND SHOES ’
We. Pay High Prices.
Write or Call
S. LEVY
58 Water St... South Norwalk.
Court. January 23. A. 1).. 1919.
walk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the
for tltc creditors of said Estate to ex—
hibit their claims ' for settlement.
Those who neglect to present. their ac-
(ountq. properly attested, within said
IS YOUR RADIATOR LEAK-
. ENG? DOES YOUR FENDER
NEED REPAIRING? DONE
WHILE YOU WAIT. 26 MAIN
3T., NORWALK.
timc.‘ will «lobarred a recoVery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
l‘l‘filll'rted to make immediaté pay ment
.10 -LY sev'EN FEAST
TONlGHT 0N GOSLlNG CLAMS
L‘in- \ci’y day that the State Senutt
to license the water wagor
nun-went Wind bl-v.‘ :il“
in):' off the bar at. Keyser's
..alvl
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ljthle‘Cl F. Smith, the genial col
‘ ~ to: tor the S. N. E. T. Company
‘t'i\“(l a wiicless telephone or somt
y.
n'ncz hind of mesa‘age that there was
“Gosling" clams
lug down there. and standing
the order of his going he hastened
bench and managed to hive an
they could
.‘l iii: (-01inle of
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E‘ torty of 'em before
‘i :ll‘ll' shutters down.
restaurant and
'2.- it :tllu naked. ior a re...»
an; and invited six kindred spirits
mt them.
it. Jackson, who was one of
united. bezan to (.lUuDl. that
in. t».- was sutficient. however, so
' 1 down himself yesterday and
't It twenty more. This will give
: in average. of eight apiece with
rm z' to;- any chance visitor. and
we» all full grown and well
it costings everybody should
no enough.
f1.- ntinel “’a’nt Ad.
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joy;
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Island
lunught them no to TM" “JP-"Hr-
ordered them
to . _ _ M
DORA E. SMITH
Executrix
_ l.)l‘-il‘lt'l of Norwalk. as. Probutt“I
1(‘ourt. January 3 . A. 1).. 1919.
Estate of Francis E. (\Ierwln late of
_ Norwalk in said District. deceased.
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tric' of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed saix months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate. to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neclcct. to present their accounts
properly attested. within said time
will be dobarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment,
to
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— MAYME .1. MERWIN
Administratrix
Lilla t: r-
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:Fmdt-t' will kindly return to said bank,
ECIAL PRICE FOR EAST,
”Estate of Russell I. Smithhlate of:
The Court of Probate for tho Dis-j
of Norwalk hath limited and :11-
«lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditorspt said Estate to ex
limit their claims for settlement. Those
will he- dclmrred a recovery. All per-
indchtcd to said Estate are re.
l’t‘tilwltc
Relate of Judson Cable late of .\'or-
Ills—
trict of i\>'or'.valk."hat.li limited and 31-.
lowed six months from the date hereof
The Court -of Probate for the 015"
time of organizing lllt‘ American R65
’ou Lincoln Ave. Inquire at l’nitetll. . -
" Grocery Co, or R. 0. Raymond. insurance .( umpany, the Brotherhood
’ Life‘and (.‘asualty Company of Hart—
FOR SALE— Six ROOM HOUSE ford. the Connecticut indemnity Comv
inl puny and the Lin- and utiarantee Com-
81b:_pany, the Travelers; Fire insurance
Company andlme’ln‘re and Guarantee
(‘ompany of Hartford.
From insurance committee: Extend-
, int: time of organizing the American
N0. 7 Mom 8t" ROI-walk . Reinsurance Company and changing its
“m ESTATE—INSURANCE lnnme: extending the time for organ-
’-—. izntion of the. Brotherhood Life and
BUSINESS NOTICES.
land three acres fine (:lvnr land.
éCrnnbury. $2.090 Mum. he sold
,‘oncc. A bargain.
Ask John T. Hayes'i
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3 lCunualty Company of Hartford: do
. wi‘h Connecticut indemnity Company:
_ ”r? fix“ 1 i'c and Guarantee Company of Hart-
let us sin: ubout “A.“ i“. In "P"; :for'l. 'l‘ravelers' Fire Insurance Com—
sinzs. “My Bonnie lies over t‘ . it"etlfl. l panv. amending ”‘9 charter or Securi-
and expressoe the feeling; u." a greuti tv Insurance of New Haven in rela-
many. The “Oh Frenchv." one-stepl tion to directorate.
will 'ust mzke v. 'z ' ., .
3 l v"“ “ m’ “’ “("1" I Mr. Hall of winington and Mr. Ea-
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llr‘ai' Harry Lauder-‘3 “va. "
illin't ‘t‘l.
91H Sin: about. the war any '
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Ilcnr them at Donnelly's. it} So. lining
St. ‘lon of North Haven. as a committee 5., W. p -_.. - ._
f ' reported that the comptroller would, w Tm TABLE
i . CATTLE WANTED secure additional accommodations for N' Y" N' H' & "' - 8' .
i lluying all kinds ”f cattle. Hit-11W“ committees. lSOUTl-lnlgofigaltfixsljgt'l'ozzl’flégé TVORK
Iiiriccs paid- EXh‘a {"1095 for CalVeS- Announcement: was made that. hear-g A. M.-—1:47x, 5:27x. 5:49x. 6:08.
.3150! poultry. Harry 3- Friedman. ’0‘” logs on all workmen's compensation 6:57x, 7:11;, 72541:, 8:21x, 8:131, 8:59.
mcr y of Danbury, now on Conn. Ave. . . . . d ‘ (1 9:39 10:33:. 11221-
"Tel. 2mg, :‘nl‘d bluildn, :r‘egdmeni‘: “T“? b"; P.’ M.——1‘.’.:03x, 12:52 (Stamford
i w on ‘ an] a_ (m ‘ arc'i ‘ 1011131). 12091:, 1:38x, , 3:17); 4:32;“?
h .. _ ‘ _ Both branches adjourned until Tues- E 6:27x, 5:45, 6:02x. 6:47 (Slaxnt‘o. l
g. “15111.11? ..nd popular lllllSlt". Piano day. The calendar is now lieavllyionly), 7:02x, 81061:, 10:07x. ]
unstruction school. “run Method Guar- g'mden with matters assigned for hear. Sunday-
nnteed any one in 10 to 20 lessons. ' A. AIL—1:47, 5227X. 5:493», 8:59
lugs and leaders hope for completion:
This is a new and easy method oi g M all hearings by April 1,
playing pianos. If you have a piano: in View of the. creation of a trolley
why not may it. Two lessons will con] investigating commission it via 9,}.
Vince you. Also short course for any i pected all trOlley matters will go to it.
one who can} already ‘play popular mu-l
sic, we teach you to play it in ragtime; _, Trv A Sentinel
Schools everywhere. Call for it‘eqmem and see the Results.
demonstration. Studio 120 Washing-i .
ton St. Phone 1185-2. Teacher nEclnEsTn '
miss Celia BrOckett. Studio days, Mon.
Young Man Comes Back
lTucs. and “’ed. Hours 10 a. m. to a
p. in. Studio opening Mon. Feb. 10;
1 One of our young men sure has come
l to the front in short order and his
’Cllfford F. Seymour, Supervisor. l
friends are at :1 loss to understand his
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untlring energy and ability to work
and get’ results. where only a few
weeks before he seemed to be all run
down and almost a nervous wreck.
Questioned by a. curious friend as to
the cause. of the. sudden change, he
said: “I sure was In bad shape and no
one knew it better than I did. It had
my goat {or fair. I was all in and my
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tance hauling" and trucking, 213 12.19?
are. East Norwalk, Conn. Tel. 1332,
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Fromer which was formerly at 70
South lllain St., is nOW‘located around
the corner at 2 Hartford Place. Tel.‘
1626.
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1 wish to thank all friends and rela-
tives for their kindnr‘ts during the. ill
ness and attcr’tbe death of my hus-
band.
MRS. R. I. JONES
—Sentinel Want Advertisements,
.,a’re.fiuig to 'brin '1he heer’esults obi
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L - ‘ - t leces with worrlment
1; PAlNTING — PAPERvHANbING gigggfieggggs 3,52,“...0,” (1..., I 0.....-
decorating. painters supplies; wall heard a madman telling what Phos-
‘ phated Iron had. done for _lnm and 1
.paper, up—to—date styles, lowest. prices. could not get a. auppiy quick enough. i
. ”Estimates cheerfully given, Trial or-. “That's the whole stormdiust mm? ?
ider‘iieoliclted. Tel. 400. Alexander gmggvggté'hg'gefixé'gé i§§g§§ifil l
-" ’hun .toway eyoo ooi.
! White, 61 1 - Ely avenue. shaggy what a relief. I felt. like a new I
l - man. Could sletfap {g “.35.?" and get up l
. 83 K' e a Vito-year-
: Union AParcel Delivery. Edward J .otldfheBmgfiie, I had some appetite 5
li‘lahertY. DTODI’IEtOI'. Trucking. 140118. too. my weight increased rapidly, my l
facsrfllled out and had the color of per— .
.dlstanc—e haullng. “Shh and hm” feet health that 2:“? goes with pure l
.tru t . m ele bones 158 8094:1006; well ted wit Iron. -
' cling 0 co t p L : "You can bet I am strong for Phos- i
IBouse connection Everyone who tries it is"
pirated Iron.
a beaten _ .
‘ "DU youlknolr: on them are
prescribing It; trui them to get. next .
tango“ . _. '
W mm W . re.
Elms;
specialty
is.
rics of Waterbury City Court judgeufl.
N Sit-nu: Suits?
SEATTLE. W’ash” Feb. tie—Seattle‘s
general strike was
scheduled time, 10 a. in. today. First Compound.
reports from the downtown section ‘ému
,said Union street our men started
their cars for the barns at 10 o‘clock:
Union elevator operators in all the
large buildings abandoned their cars.
closing their doors
and waiters
and restaurants
when their union cooks
left.
Schools may be closed because oil
the strike of. janitors and engineers,
the Superintendents of Schools stated.
Moving picture houses will be crip-
cd by the strike. 01‘ operators. .
Today's walkout was called by the
Seattle Central Labor Council as a
sympathetic move to help a shipyard
workers, Who, numbering about. 25,-
006 struck for higher pay Jan. 21.
Most of the city stores announced
they would remain open as long as
their stocks last. They will he "11-,
able to replenish them, as the truck
drivers are Striking. »
' Telephone operators remained at:
their posts, accoming to reports. Seat- .
tle expects to have lights tonight. as‘
the strike committee of the Central.
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Labor Council exempted the engineers '
in the municipal lighting. plants from :
the st rikc order.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Lydia Bradley Demmon
’ Mrs. Lydia Bradley. .widow of the
late Isaac Bradley Ilemmon, died at
her home, NO. 10 Orchard street, yes-‘
terday. The funeral will be held from1
her late home on Saturd"." 't'tcrnoon,!
at 2:30 O'clock. Rev. Alt'n IE. Beebe.
officiating. The burial will be in Nor-
iwalk cemetery. '
She. is survived by one son. Edgar,
Faxorahlc "mom; to ”"3 Hous“ ““1"“ and one daughter, Miss Elizabeth Dem-i ~
5 .7
mon.
In the passing 01‘ Mrs. llcminon, Nor- ‘
-walk loses one of the {most type of
New England women.
«sterling qualities of truth, honor, inde- '
pendcnce, her children and friendsl
may well recall WiUYpridc. She ask-g
‘etl so little and gave so much; sympa-i
thy. Wise counsel, interest in every1
Also 1 99' \nzlpdilé ”,lean yeah...) ports on these bills: From Judiciary: “me thing that. concerned her 30.:
Ogden, Rowayton, :egnrding justice of the peace elected quaintances and the neighborhood in:
Kin November. validating such election which she had spent so many years. h.
Notwuhstanding the condnions of her 7i
lifc,'recently. for she. was shut into}.
1,}.
her home for years. her serenity, her
keen sense of humor, her sweet. na-
ture were a. lesson tO all Who came in
contact. with her.‘
she went out as she had lived, gentle,
simple yet with the strength of real,
ability and of intellect she had;
brought to bear upon all problems.
3 Don‘t forget to read the. Help Wt. ll
ads in The Sentinel. The people who
insert ads feel the need of help, and
will pay better prices than those who
don‘t know whether they want 'it or 6
not.
Don‘t forget to read the Help Want
ads in The Sentinel.
will pay better prices than those who
don’t knot; \xheiher they want it ‘or,
not. i
. Don't forget to road the Help \Vrtotl
ads: in The Sentinel. The li‘dljllt' uh xii
insert ads tool the. need ot‘ help, until
will pay better priCes than those whol
don't know whether they want it or;
not. ‘
0:19; 10:33x, 12:03x.
P. M.—-1:09x, 2:4-ix, 3:12x, 4:32;.
5:46, 6:02x, 6:57, 7:02x, 7:513, 9:19x,
10:07x, 10:40, 12:34x..
NEW YORK TO'SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-4:10x,5:30, 6:34, 8:00x, 8251:.
9:153, 9:45x, 10:50x.
P. M.—12:03x, 12:45x, (Saturdays
only) 1:06 (except Saturdays) 1:06
(Saturdays only), 2:15x, 2:57, 3:30x.’
3:53, 4:23, 5:13x, 5:29, 6:00x, 6:03.‘
8:10x, 11:15:, 11:45:. i
— Sunday. ' ;
A. M.—6:00, 8:00x, 9:00x, 10:03x.i
10:50:. ' ‘
t'. ll.—-—12':10, 1.03x, 3:3Sx, 5:02,'
5:25, 6T00x. 7:05, 8:10x, 11151;, 11:45.:
SOUTH NORWA-LK To NEW HAVEN .
A. M.-—12:26x, 12:58x, 5:37X, 6:07,;
enclose with Sc and mail to N8? &
(70.. 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, nu!
5 writing yOur name and address clear“:
5 You will receive in return a trial pack- ‘
called at the age containing Foley’s Huey and Tart
sides and Mk; rheumatism, backache
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mind continuétl until the vciy end and
9 Or will supply at the cost price"?
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Swift’s Pure Leaf Lard, per lb. . . .. .................. 200
White KingSquab Soup, par can . . . : .. ............ -. . . . 1Q)...
2 pkgs. Beardsley’s Shredded God Fish ..... . . . . .. .. 256».
Use. mom; God Fish, 1 1!). solid meat ................. . 30o:
20 Mule Team Borax, 15c size ................... 2 for 290
No. 1 Royal Plantation coffee,» l‘b. .................... . 30o
Heinz Cream of Pea. or cream of Celery Soup ......... W _
Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour, pkg. .................... 11d -
Mueller’s Macaroni, large pkg. ................. 11c ,
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83 and ‘35 Washington St. Phone 1405
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P. M..——2:10x, 4:421, 6:48, 6:33x.
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