Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 28, 1919 · page 7

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”' W “MW. , ~~ —- --_ ... ~ . . ~—-- ~7-—--—---~——a--v—o .- l i‘ »m( -. I m m “Immm “cu” nu which to work they
\ W ' t8 T I‘t F S k . . ' ma 3 .. ‘ ~ ‘ ' l ._ thou-hag! 10 apprehend 21;:
an 0 or a fleas ' ‘ ' t. yemui. ‘31!) it in arm ‘,
Protest“ 'M. 'wellam RUBBER ‘m‘mm“m‘“”-" 69"“ aged a. Job.
l ‘ VS ‘ ND 7 uteri sud dotted Swiss scrims and ml George 3..“an Ii; . ..._._
4.: - - ~—'-— quiseues. New calm in cm “0. El“ W. MM "- my in. w“
'03 this {MW '01"! 0! In 250? “3mm“ ““3 "F3 0”) . sun em drip-tins. Also window . °' 1—1-0! m “a raw roux, In. 20-.
1 fl 0“. ”m
1 -nm' W'OMWeehfloo mum -. - “- -' - .
. , I ' - wide!» ~ 'Mr. M W. taken dot hat Satur-
- nap m. - m"- “d ”’5' M“ R- 3m“ “"9 Idny m ad to“. at
. slopped working 0‘ {hat R'Smlm‘i E K Ems in “a” u“. u
—i “on" in "‘9 0°” ”9" G“- and M"? 0 his 3. and mum's-l was against
_- i _‘_-._- j gone to the barn to keep themselves: mm. m ma... WWI-'00» trend
l , - «ow-v l warm, and hide their heads underthcn-‘tm We Mel. w“ combed to the we.“ 1* I’
WW 1‘ .'M- lam i Wings. 1”” M um. '45; min; u. m ‘31.- 1- 1). Mn.
i . l ' ' r " “‘f “"5 3““0““- and “"-‘ "It". brie? F86-: for New York. we sent nor-ad naked
__ WANTED L“? 0' 800d Maul“mg- FOR SALE—Good family horse suitv iiou or winter began about tom o'clock ‘ W lune or noon. but his man-nun-
- .m her i l. I I I I I ll-‘EV 0‘ for W“! he will ycslei'day ii it‘l'lIOOn with a series (it ’ J‘ecctnl“ huh-
. ' . .' able small ("In , . '~' sh rs m i -. ’ WEATHER 30330 T. ;_ .
offering ”Mind come church «to devote advent hours cheap to pro-Qt buyer. hurl Och-12:24:11; ngid in; c: gtngur;?: i -—-— A3 -L :2; “~"2;“£mhm _Mm(:
- ' ’i Forecast for Nor-walk tad vicinity: '

 
 
 
 

'.l g department.

twelve men in our
It 18

wk ard needs strong
Jen about 5 feet 10 or .
.25 and weighing around I.
8 hour shift and high

Nul'wnlk Tire 8: Rubber :60.
Employment Bulletin.

 

 

 

,from nwmbers of the Mother‘s Maga-
.zinc Home Ilcadim: Club. Splonllid
Opportunity tor lady with litth- sparc
liliu- to earn some extra moncv m-"l!

month. Periodical Publishers‘ Ser-

‘.o_~ton. .\la:=~'~ Ronni 45H.

VVANTED—-—\l:i) is! “5"". (in !ll"'

murmurs- at '- pt-r Com, No waiting

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

WANTED

RS.

Y 3; CO, INC.

WING MACHINE OPER-
PAID WHILE

NING. CLUETT. PEA-

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tor ililvi'cst. llcsl of l'ci'r-i‘l-ncv. Any
oilv hax'ilr; mom-y Io loan. .\ddri-::~'
‘,\ Sentinel. \

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WANTED—llousekm-per (lP‘lrt
about 15 years of age in a llunily of .3.
All grown up Apply before Saturday

 

 

night. Lnlirenct- Wolf. Taylor l‘laClu

 

 

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laundry. Family of two. H. C. R care

._ ~»--—-—-—————-— Sentinel.

NTED—A small litmsr, bungalow

lilipl‘th'lllb'uls.

WA

apltl’tiiu-ilt with

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-.-. -. -.—,. l~.~‘»“-’ _. _ , .
l...! lailiil} ot u.- adults. Adolos, lr:\ 1x. particulars :i'ldl'vss Carri-au- on” N“

_ Noru'nlk.

 

WANTED ‘\\'oll.cn and Lurk for
>llit'hllll.’ and packing room. Oppon-
illlilllv for people who want
ll. Jacobs & Solis. lnt'.
l‘chk-ll arc-mic. Sore-all;

in 03““
l good wngus.

Shoe “tel-5..

 

 

 

:w . “at. ‘.a’.i:1.ir-: .il our of To LET
2‘. vii mm 11.7“ wriwriv l‘." .l ., __
‘l ,,5 ti: “liq-2" outwith» l’l'- TO LET—JV; liasi :l\'t‘llll“. 1 mum.“
.7 '53:. n in 11.0w v-hn l'.:n‘»- " :r'l , w, (seq Hum with sumo.- llll!’$'0l(’lll"lilr’
\x'z- ":zfi iH'w‘N‘ 3‘21"?“ (L'l‘lll :1 if (l".~l""il. lllflllll'>' tin pn-m~.~
ll . I~i . \" \l‘l"_‘»> l‘l‘ ple. !:-~ will 3.
, ‘ -,‘ y.“ .t- ______.__ , . _
’l.t'o'1 ll r'r‘o——L—ET_.; moms nil .\lar.~imll <'
— " '-——— $7 i m- (zlwrison and Pun-rs. 'l‘l'lh'? (‘0.
.l.lv~!'n uoln'il! [Holding
't -‘.t‘U-‘l{' till" -
n -i l . _.\.|.1;~_1<_~ TO RENT—Lthi'l' part of :3!) Lowe
it»? gnu-z. lilqlilrr- “'lbliin or Nelson "hit-k
" . t-rmun. it; lliah Sin-vi.

 

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‘Ile null Willi. in?

1:; (partial ii at Flinn

:ardx-nr-i'
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LBERTY BONDS
:lv l1rIll‘.lll.:ll"ll~ lmng‘lll
illll' i‘ltslz,
Xi'W Ynt‘k Sii‘it'l; EX-
i-l'i-‘c" for
Willi lll7

'''' I‘llell‘."
v\.i.,'\_ \\.- pal-l
7 in tlill" £l‘l‘l"'l
lf’lT lJlillll
1947 build
1394: bond
UH? bond

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:mi 4'.
41.".

:- $14M;
2151“”1m
131“”

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~:. .llld fil‘dlllul :roumh. Gentleman's
[Hi-pi" ('mmll'i‘ Box ”.72. .Qmilh J “hilt.

1w .. .~lw- '_nd ill'. 1:943 ’uuml
~ i. Si'l'iinl NJ? 1926 build
7' r. 'n. .-. :1le ill! 41;'. 1.";'.\limid
ALL CASH WAS PAID
IMDIEDIATELY
;-.- .. n,- S~llti boilt‘h by
“7 ink”. ll. jull '.i.il'. ill ill!
I . l._v11.l' ll}: lillSTII: mun}? UL‘lt'l
"'ii inn.
\ i.';:.;~ .< i:‘.;~ .~ll~l Sin Thrill
l HARLES SCHWARTZ.

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{'1 '9.

34:7 liairner Building.
83 F airfield Ave.

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Dort. Conn.

Bridge
"kill"! mail} 5 p. m.

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l-‘IORE‘S GARAGE

p ill: l‘a.‘ collu-
-» Y'.lih'1.
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Tazligw

 

v. hen every

and Stam-

l.. .V- block from R. R. Station

._- ...--._.__ :10 a. m.

l) \l)lil‘ car in; '

Hemline Ford pan- nsed, m‘
. , 7 .

l. fianford M m .

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TO RENT—x 7 room apartment (H’-
or Kr'iucnrs Stri‘v.
‘.\p;il;.' H Kl‘l't'L’Pl‘ & (‘o

O LET—7. llr'ni‘)‘ street. South .\'m'-
1 l'O-iil'S. newly papered. $9 0".

 

 

\u t'l‘llt. t'u-m ‘lllflllll'c .\lr.~. S. A. Youngs, :41 East
7 7 7 -——7~—~ 7 77 — law-nip. l‘:it<l. Noru'alk. or The Gurham
WANTED—”n “‘"W‘rn‘ 7‘ “‘ IN». IT: \Vashington strum.
.. '\.‘:Ul’> ' St-H inc-11th, Huh lll
"-"'” 14“ “""- 3‘3““, T0 i.i-:'r .: mrnislfii 7173:7574}: .[nli
. . ll: .1 [warm lzie-xlll'i‘JCOu' ranzc. lv-lvplitlnc. kindlin: “3mm.
‘ ’ \‘ Hm " k" 1“ .\'. Y‘ >510” ;u-i' uvck Mrs. P. )lulimli-y. 3.‘
”‘ "'1“ "_""-'\';lll 7.2m! rif'QNl, Plant Nlli‘\\'alk. l'hon
7NTED—l t;;1.l‘oi-l~-:»-z~.‘3\p--:ionc._ ”3.3—" -
rm - t unfit-z llwlllv: Work.’ ____.
5‘ " l'-*"'- "'5‘” “H “-0011; TO LET 2: rooms at :M Tavlor avlrfi
-\ _,. iii) 1“"“”"-"nm- lnouirwof Mrs. ll. Tailor, in
: ‘(lt‘tw'v ~'li‘N-t. or tr-lv-iilionv l.\.'v'_'»';‘.’,
7-353- '-"’-l V" '1‘? "' "11'“ 53 ”‘7. TO LET Six room." at 0‘. Crow
w V“ t l” 1“ -‘ “ ”‘- 1-”,':~trm»;. S‘ouill Nurwallc. l“il‘>l i'loor.
“- “72743173 ’“ 9'9"“ “"3"". “will $11! Enquiri- oi I". ll. Lawton.
‘t-\“|!.1\‘

l0 Raw ivwi‘ avenue.
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i ITO LET—Om- room npartiuvr.’
jand one flu; oi'cr-Josepll Davis store.
‘Aduln only. For further pardculnrs
inquire Old “’0“ Cizar Co,

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; LET \ pleasant four room
'ailru'tlzzwzl 'm. Ann street on April lst.

 

 

}l:‘:iillir--
'ualk.
FOR RENT House 10 room: all 1110-
xlvxa Il.l:»rm iiicllw. llai'n. llrnnt‘l'!’ and
t at North avenue. 341)

month.

Ask John T. Hayes.
lo. 7 Iain 8L, limit
um. Bantu—manual:

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mums land :27

LOST.

 

 

 

 

‘ LOST—Grew neckcl'clliof from Trust

(‘o.. to Raymond Bros, office. Find;

'cr kindly return same.
PROFESSIONAL.

 

PlANO lNSTRUCTlON
‘NI’NN SCHOOL

Ragtime and papulm' tmusic

'nnyone in 10 to 20 lemons. “’inn 3197

Slhod. studio days. Mon. Tue-9., “'00.:
:0 O p. m. Phone ins-2.. 120‘
'll'asliington street, Smril Norwalk. op-‘
stanza now open;

; posite Post Office.

The

;each month to collecting our accounts.

vice Bureau. Inc. l'.'.0 Ilovlston sir-wt;

..—_. _.____.—————~ _.__.____———-——.

All inlprorr-llil-nis

elm-l; \lilli my own.

i . . . .
.and hearty and raised in this :crritory.

“l 2 \‘v’est avenue, South Nor-

(‘onncct lcut.

tauzh

N. a. Ryan-Co...” wonderful.
'ladili‘m‘ )1 no: Visit nine. in their union tantalum-l

Ford repairing a spco‘ment at m: k 0‘
-m ‘ 3

l‘hnnc 98, \Vllton.
‘ 1 Snow this afternoon: (air tonight end

I i while ha]: :1 gale was blowing by bid.

“ , _____ . __~ ‘ililnt'. ‘ ‘

" M” - . , . . . Tnoi‘lllnllii‘H‘l‘S llt‘rflitbnuts rpgiéihf.‘ bnmrday: much colder tonight: not-ill-

FOR .SALE Pine bli‘flin whitei cd several degrees below n“, freezingl welt Rules. The long trough of low
pressure which was central over the
eastern districts yesterday morning

Pr-k‘ioclnek eggs. Weenui dozcn. Ti 5. point a, sunrise. Awhile a brief hail}
Smith Homestead. Rowayton. '
has contracted during the hunt 24 hour.

:' storm. tollou'ed by sleet that made the

 

 

 

——T ———_._._._- ._1 pavement Ireucliemus for rubber ‘
FOR SALE A iargv 1!) room housv heels. green-d those who man“ {or llama well-defined Circular storm area
7 .which is now central orcr almde is

work vatly. .
The wea'hcr wise say that if the.
weather should clear and the predic-

‘lami. t has caused navy rains and
high "winds alone the North Atlantic

lion at much colder weather muwrmi.‘ Pom“. it is followed by an AM.“
ize Ill; ll.‘.!‘.iflg(' to fruit and :‘hade' high pressure. which is pendulum:

lrms room be enormous. as m-em-fplenfiunl vveuthcr
kind oi urn-ration is advanced far. prawn» in the western and comm]

licyond il.~ law-rage state at this sea- fir-«rims.

.tll ililpi‘0\‘(*lnontfi_ Fine:
Address (l. M. 1‘. Sentinel;

(ind Salon's.
lot-a tinil.
office.
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FOR SALE—:4 fool launch, it) h. p”
Tole-do c-ncinc. both in good condition.3
l‘l‘flW'l‘t‘. inquire J. L. Roberts, 121’

 

~' . . . . 5“". .
“1" sheet. . Po-nplo- \\‘lin 118.8 been bedéviellni; WEATHER A YEAR A80
. .- -. .. ,. _ M . , ___ - ' Callahan m :4“! their awnings. up won.- TODAY.
FOR SALE—House of 6 rooms- alul glad i“ Pu” ””‘m “3‘ ““111." (1!"an the Tcmvvrm‘wo: High. 4.5; luW.
l

blizzard-like weather nt midday. . ‘lil Fair

(image 15 x 3“. Lot 43 x 131)2
"rmyfind‘ of \Vabliiilg- I
$2323.,le to a quick:

LIBERTY LOAN‘ _— _
_»~ . I .
' \‘.'.\<l!l.\"-'l'll.\'. March 2%. -Tcrmc<,;
ul .pa) mun: ill 'hc new Victory LiIu-rn .'

‘ bath.
'on Kaiser place, .‘
ton sum-l liridgc.
'bul'cr. ' (‘. ii. Aielhnl‘lu'. i=3 So'aVii-W

 

PAYING FOR NET

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y ._ _ ._ ' wilt-c on straw work. Good opportun-' averting
E . l Pt II,\' In lI(-!'Ulliv' skill rd opo‘i‘ators. (lood ,__ __ __ 4__ 7 _ < .

D-mL—“I' .w'hh- «:11 >~ -‘ ' l'zn‘ “M“, learninu. 'l‘lu- 0.0“" e: FOR E—(lvcrlanii .; ““de : lat-m announced“ today are th « l ‘
1‘“ p I".w~tmll .‘lli"“l , . ‘ _ ~ llilh'lzll .-\. r l-‘w‘lo‘d by the govev mar- . ;, . <~

._ _.- _ ..-__.,_._. __ . l\n0l'l‘ Company. pasecnizcr «luring car. J'ust like new. liei'o-rrv-d W} ments may he 9. ‘ -1. ‘l “a",

. .- - , - .\ ' ‘.' ‘ 5 " z; t -; ‘ 71'» ‘ ; 'l'll it six mu .5 - ' - -' ‘ . ,. .
ANTED—xi (in. . ng g-xperivut-rd -- "" ”H", " "‘ " *. "l l“) (\lia.. “ I“ be demo l" I m"! "0"] Km . Aw" I1 nllis. ”0L. 41“) hdvvard Hyatt 0t ihc- :~iram (7
. . "9.. m ”I m“ 0.. gum“ WANTED loom—l m” f!“ goiltfl-t .lor any distance. Iii: l'al'lzaln. Can " ‘ "““ I ‘ an“ fiahn‘ forcc. made a 5, a.“ 1...“,
‘ " ' ‘ ‘ ‘ housework and assist in cookinll. .\0 b9 Soon at any time. i Oak street. 7 TV ‘. Jag—{gm}; " .‘ l to New York 3'88‘9|«d".'

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FOR SALE—Two pic's .\ months l‘ll'l _
'l'ilomlw Skids. 7-3 Fail‘fiuld ith'lHl".

Many {nun om- city \iailed lli'iuize-
port last evening and heard Galli-
Gtirci. the world famous culoratura Sc
ymnno at the state Street Casino.-

BUSINESS 'Norlces '

 

LADIES STRAW HATS
rublockmi 'o latest styles. guaranteed
innit-r pi'mlt‘ entitling lit I'lebl’:

FIH‘

 

FOR SALE

 

 

italiy ('tll‘l‘lapl'.

le l‘cllowcrntt degree was our
way. corner “’ater l‘errmlr inn (~\‘(’Vllllg on several ranuii-
3dntv” a: the special
John‘s l/ngt'. No. S. F. and A; M.

.ru es .luii'i
l

itinei. .
'.intl llxnllzmul serQlS, Smnli .\orwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ FOR SALE—llal'lrv-Inn'illsn'i mntni- - .‘v— .V . . . ,. .—
. ~ summon“ i.\ shricx I.ESSO_\‘. , ‘ll law one. -. oaopb Dem
«yob- :Illtl Hill“ cur. in Al (‘UnillllnlLI \ J1”, \ “stem for home find; 3 .\ large numoer of Boy Scouts woo ‘35. 0320?." andgz‘t'xrllai 'm be mad:
l-flccirit' t'fllllllllln'lll Sold i‘opstin'ilil- K ‘ . . ‘ ‘ I ‘ ‘ . won» candida'm" {Or the second-class. ' I " '
‘ " ,\ii lmi 7 .l-. ll‘l‘f'. Srnd for (les(’1'lt‘-l 1 l' y ' . - l . 'm .7 l ”n S" Mar} 8 cemtm‘
Sll‘llllnn Killian. “3-51 N(il‘\\':tlk (‘onn.' . .. f 00 ‘ t I?” ( 3am "J” I.“ ( ‘8“ “1' ...__..-
' 'zl- 'l‘;l"‘ r‘ Mldrcss. Bender's built». at tho Sonih Sorwallk public library v F at ' M D
- . lbnl Slinllli. lid. SLIBJIOI'IL Conn. '-’ ‘ Th9 “1:2:1'1 0: “I": ‘33::0 [)3ka
FOR SALu—liuu-k .3 passe-nwr iour- __ _.._ . _. -.~.'._. - -... l 'l‘hero- will be a lull company of "I,“ place “fig morning at 3.30 (mm
m; I‘ltl ’l'np. Flill‘ ('ul‘lltlns. wind SOUTH NORWALK LIVE pouLTRyl {XI-”“3”"! "'}"‘l"5l'°°,‘°r“ hetore 'l"d"'e'1ihc home of lie-r brother. Stephen Kerr- '3‘“ of tour
‘lllt'lll _ 71w” l‘llllt'll-l'. oil gas lamps. 3" MARKET m‘oz’fi‘l‘ih 'l“;l1i:n"ll(i:i‘f~p 23:“ 21:12?! T"; “Dal. on Ely .ai‘enue. and at 9 o'clock
'—“”-l I” w. MIC-v $1.30 Good runnin! l'IIiil' . \ ul‘ . ll kinds aOI‘l aliV“ 0" kl'l‘: tor a llr-ai in}: I 3:?Dslliflmmougc?ll; (2'11? 3;:
rundown. lullmn strum. .‘larrin ‘ ...1 and .13. _.- .. .1 while to“ wait. Tel“ .. 'mfl’ny beautiful "ml tributes 82mg?

;; ‘itl‘ll _‘ lid iton street.

illii'.‘

lo the police that boys are doing son»
(llln‘ damage by throwing stun-s
through the “'IMIDWS of his >hop (in
Mechanic s'rm'l.

FOR SALE—Nelii‘lv lll'w iililt‘lOOllll

. . . . l ' - ‘ . ‘.- 't ‘ pd . -
house in flnr‘ l‘i’rlldl‘niltll .wclinn. All-é “ m" Joni“ "' pro “m. ank '
iiiipi‘m'ciiicn. ~'. Larrzv

.inz. . . tunn- hauling. Lizhtl

lm HIM Lhmlen: land heavy am: ing. Office telcphoixoll

I'm“. Nx-zu‘ Fine 1381. 300 hour»: onnemion. 3 war-ands Jpwein

plau‘ for common-r. ' -
phone lxlT.

VUNION mach. DELIVER-9m-

 

shndn. Nation and Optical Store

 

loner-s much new. that aim “ultr-
PAINTING.. — PAPER-HANGING: Wwariet’v, values and pm that
__ Idocoraqng. painters popping: wail make it abundantly arorth while to
FOR SALE—2 lr‘nrd iotliin; cars. paper. np-to-dxte styles. low“: priconl MW "(0'9 ”‘9 ‘3‘ 5‘“ ml“ “”9"
l-‘im- (‘nlltlllOlL A bargain if .‘lllll at ; Estlmm cheerful” given. Trill obi'fueeday AW! 1' -
OHM". l'hnno- ”03-2. xilru-ali. ida's solicited. Tel. 400. AWN
' White. 61 1-: Eli Avenue. l

F0 SAL _.\ l- -__ ._. _~_ .. -
.R .. .E W U" .. TRUCKING—J’elm- J. Nelson. iocnii
hound slit minim-s walk from ( ll\ llull ‘ 3 nd long dlxlance hauling an truck.
”n“ L'm‘dvn plot and fruit tin-r: l‘ric-~ in: 71 Osborne m'onur. East . orwnlt

l' n-l‘ofnrs ”

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A rummazc sale is being held today
and will continue tomorrow in the for.
“PT Morzan More uh “'ashiilglon
street by tho ladies of Mongolian-t LL-
xlon. A numlwr of attractive articies
haw- been placed on sale and the sure
is being well patronized and promises

 

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$3,230 .\ part max l' v.:.. .I , in" ’- : ul‘n. Tel. 1392.

::r:.- non-go Min-nu 1, W, - . - L to be a success.

1M”... -- —- .
- Lenten services. consisting of Sin-

H_M~_‘ “‘7" . .._-._ . 7 f 7' A lions of the (‘rogie and benediction.

FOR SALE ”“" "‘” """‘ '" "“’ ' will be lieid'u. St. Joseph's nnd'St.

Mary's R. (7. churches this evening.
Siwions of the Cross will also be read
at St Mary's this duration nt 3:45
for ihc benefit of the children and
ilmsv who would and it impossible to
attend in thP evening.

Those who “‘Pl‘e delighting in the
lplensant spring weather of the early
4 part of ill-- week and who were easel-j.
looking forward to the real start of the
nelson received a hard act-hack this
morning to arlhc and gaze upon a cold.
gray moining with a filtering of snow
in tho air.

now <.l)lHli:1(_'l.~, and all kinds- of horse-
good» in i-o-ducc stock lwfol‘o (onsnli-l
lla'ml
Watt-r!

~4--- .. .-.. -.—.-_.. _.

Wlfl -
menstrual
mum:

tit Norwulk merr
they say thgl

tlilllllu tho- it‘m'nll)‘ plirclihm-d
(‘zill at 3‘.
(i. ll. \Ytii'ilrn

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or 322 Minn >tro-s-t, .

 

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FOR SALE—...\ ll.
lllll~ ;' cncinvl. can lu- uwd for station-i

1-l‘_\‘ or i-(mt or \\ill (llzinL'c ll for a I ill

1‘, boat engine. l'etcr (‘. Gilchrixl, l‘il
l’i'o>c«-t :th‘ll‘lt, .\'oiwalk.
lMany Sou ‘
1.7.5.:(‘hants do as .
‘sales bill is a direct way 0

FOR SALE 72 purc mm ‘ll

 

 

shire Shots 13 Berkshire Shots lb" . .
. ., , I. . , . ‘ 3 ~ ' ' i hr. and Mrs. Ernest F. McGregor.
(ll“.~l('i' “hire hholls. Also _' young mm the buying DUthi who have benmfl‘cring with severe

attacks of inuflenu for the t t

l‘lalllpsliil'k‘ flours for brew-din: pur-
past. are convalesclng. and the Mn:-

Imfies and pigs of all sins and “it‘ll at? ‘m to
reasonablf‘ prices. Tllt'>¢4 li';~'> are 200d1pri‘1ted m ah‘ys he“ 3
mm as the W810.

fails to give the?

display and the “1
lost.

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get good sales bills?
sumo charge of the services at the first

Congregational church again Sunday

Cornet: . nex t.

Soutnlprinter
3910].”. .
lfeetwenees is
FOR SALE—l )xoull: frvsh Holstein.
. — .~ l ‘l'vns ‘. -
Lil-33.53132]. (33.23.1435 11.215: lfllf’yw “’8" a M 3““ 0"
Xyai'y. Tel. 2010, (‘orncr ('onnecticuHClothes you go to a M,
luld Tavlor :‘renuc. Smith Nor-walk: m. Do the same Withe
im print“! "utter—go to; 423v. J. Benton Werner. rector of
lthe JONES at WQStDOI't. Grace Pnrlsh. was the speaker of the

FOR SALE‘I'am“ " “’0'“ 1‘0"“? lday at the thirty-fifth units] meeting
zai‘agr‘. All modern iinproVw' 'ol' the Ice Men at Cationic!“ It. the

in How residential section. 5; For fortY'fivg; years . we Allen House. Hurtford yesterday. and
hue been mung: agglgnJgave one of his characteristic toils.

- - ‘thnt are briminc him into such de-
and mhng 200‘ ' mad as a. spenker. On Friday, lut,

Inquire L. Nvary. Tel. 2010,
Connecticut and Taylor a\‘enur-.
Vorwalk. Conn.

 

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Storey re-
ceived word way. that their son, Lieu-
tenant JamenStorey, Jr. was now
comfortably settled at Queen's cone“.
Oxford. England, where he is taking a
special course in Foreign Exchange
and other studies at the expense of
the United states government.

 

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with .
mcnts.
minutes from Nation and trollev. East

Nor-walk Address Sentinel otticp (film

C. | ' ° hat '-fhe spoke at the Covenant: Hell in
_ _ _ ,.__- “We. .,_ ,. , “Juiness' m t has bIISl 1305mm to a gather-ingot fifteen hun-
am in time me“, 11685 PI“! power. ‘ Tdred of the Masonic frntemity, and a

fie-m dun previous made an address in
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FOR SALE-«liar:

n. Alkstandard makosl

Strain vulcanlzing workl

mm.

est place in low _

One of the JON'ES—ALLgmmnd' "P

 

 

 

 

 

and sizes.

guarans.~etl.—Wehh Brothcm. 12% 50.: PRINTERS --: A married man generatet'inbtlir 11l-
Jt..in street. 4": CI“ If you WISh. andgLorted mm in. '3;pr not-wee to:
" lam ° M M m“

FOR SALE—3m top bay. and house} . 0“” Ion-r Mime-lied meagrm is inclining rider 3::
and ”AFB. 2.; acres, fruit etc. Alain-m a“ you. .215?” Mo? '7 I” m h'muldm
small plot of ground he; Dari. . ' « : _lhodlflfllism manual” Arthur!- m_
uliirh I would exchange r a. ' - m m’ better service ml . gm; NV“ Am , m
auto (l \i Wood Slivermina ave W0 - - ' ’ ummym .W

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“'3' ‘ - , .' " . ‘ WWII ' mousse
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5, 0 - a" 4hr; -3, .- use .g .. ""'"“f . u ”or

with freezlnz hm f

Newsi

meeting of St.

er announces that he expects to ns-‘

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ho was actively email)... the heat
ware business It 7! meet.
South Nonmik. when becsmc
widely known for his Wanna!
business dealings. He as n Mad
iii-h.- of Old Wall Hook and Lulu
00 y. bum mod naively with
that organisation for twenty-five years.
.He tobk an active part in the sandy en-
W and so“! W of
the company in years past. He won al-
so a member of the ' Wt-
Chmh. of South Norwaih.

Up to the time of his illness be "as

employed by the Norwalk iron Works
£60m. when he had been shout
two years.
' It: I‘m-u leaves a wife, Jennie M.
Perth, 3 daughter. Mlu Minnie i..
Ferris. and a non. Arthur D. Ferris.
who "with. at Baldwin. ’nd.
He was 69 years of up.

The {mail will b held from his
.hte homo. 27 Beaviev Ivonne. East
Norwulk. at 2:30 p. on. Saturday. Bur-
lai will- be at Union Cemetery. Roway-
ton.

*
Jam‘es Minion Lloyd
. James Milton. infant m of Charles
,ii. and Helen Philllpnon Lloyd. died
)‘r‘stt‘rday. used one year. The fun-
erul will be held from the Lloyd home
on eElls street on Sntunhy memoon
at 2 o‘clock, Rev. J. Fenian Wcmc-r

 

officiating. Thu burial will be. in
Nor-walk cemetery.
John Miklo
John Miklo. son of Mr. and Mrs.

'.‘\lldre‘V Miklo. died early this mnm’
in}: at the home of his parents. 5
(ilenn street.

Tho funeral services will be held

llomormw morning at 11 o'clock from

(frinirarmr Michael Riordan reimlls ing thP love and aflection which her March

friends felt for her. The interment
followed in St. Mary's cement

Mrs. Hannah W

Mrs. Hannah J. Seymour. widow oi"
the late France-s S. Seymour, passed
aWay last evening at her home. 1! R0-
kwan street. other A M nine-t fine a.
is s lved by'u'b miners, lites. F."
A. J . of Stanford: Bin. [Wight3
Graham of Lynn. mom, and one bro’
liner. S. E. Known. of ‘i‘mgstown.’
Ohio.
. The funeral serviccs‘u‘ill be held
from the East Avenue Methodist
Church on Monday lflmn at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. Humid E. Wilson and
A! J. Smith. of Astoria. L. l.. will of-
i’lcinte. Interment will be made in the
Rest Now-elk cemetery.

 

Funeral of If. We“
The mm. of Hurry S. Rockwell.

tor-cycle no in the sub-i. of
Built-ore on‘ night. we held
this morning from the home of his par-
’enu. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rockwell.
on Union cm A would: of beauti—
tul floral tributes e'vldenced the great.
honor and respect in which the young
man was held by his friends and ne-
sociatcs. who have extended their
hart-rel! sympathy to his bereaved
parents and sister. Rev. J. Harrison'
Thompson otficiated at lilI- services.
following which the body this taken to
Danbuii'. Where intention! was madc
in the Lake cemetery.

STOLE‘ sane
WORTH or MEN’S
- romantics;

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(Continued iron: Pose One).

There are two windows in the near
or the atom. and each is covered with
a heaxy wooden shutter. The burglars,
for it is thought there was more that
one who pulled on the job, removed
the shutter with the aid of a screw-
driver and then bmkia the glue with
a stone. enabling them to shove their
hand inside and turn the latch on the

 

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in.

ltodly. Ths- Weed Coupons.
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the m.
10 pue-
more subs

, I)“ tho-9* ‘- .1

I :03 Du. A‘V-I-“Q .
motors «In full! Sm‘ .
tor specialties were hw-

(ivo pol-tn. m -'
been“ nod Wu

oil-ted for the reducedd

3......“ V”. ,3.
the m- I'D-d...

mwwunt-drnt

HAnMLEss ENEMY AMINO”?!
mu

he influen- Mon.‘ _
1‘7‘pttu‘lcated, and hint W;-
oue persons would be m -
lnclmlinu about two-

cd member; ot.the l. W . ~
chit-Ric. cm ”a
“mild be rvfcrred to the t. 7 -
of labor with a View t‘thall:
lion.

oft

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Mrs. Robert J. Brain-ton
Miss Hilda Corn-lock of m
were guests oi h-iendo in
walk last Sunday.

NOTICE - 2.;
At a meeting of the Board d; W
ion.- ‘01 The Peoplo's Trust‘
held March_2fi. 1919. n «lune-l ' .7
H- per cent... ”to '
was' dot-lared to depositors in t.”
lugs Department out of the . -. '
for the current six month
31.1919 the same to be ~
on pns‘uooks and paid on
April 10. 11919.
“'5 (H‘Ill‘l' J" lh“ Boa“! “
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“'gnld “unlike in get n lot
cincuhrs and W: 7
ably know that maniac-l gm.
houses. wholesalers .’ :11 pu
buy mines and mum
pose of sending sample. 1 ,h .
matter. papers and m ‘00.
nu... are hard to get an! no. .

expansive. We Mug}? ml». ‘ l 7
toiling mos . ,. . ‘ - . *

send these LIST! to
know one aniline for goat
send advertising matter to. .
Writ‘ 0 your» .W van m
prim walnut mm. 0. ~ in .
sure to give your eitireet nu- it.
town also plainly w m so ,
mail addreseed to you will.“
without fail. ‘ w‘
All we ask is that you send‘ll' -
in silver and we will enter your
LIST. as name awaL '

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wlndow. Once‘lnnidc it was HAW
matter for then to take their pick of
the goods on display and in stock.
The break was discovered this
this morning mien Phillip m
went to the store to open up for bu
iness and the first thing that caught
[its eye was five cont hangers lids:
on the counter and three complete
suite all rolled up in a. bundle. Thing
naturally aroused his suspicious and a
search revealed the [act that the back
window Was broken and later when{
the stock in the stone was gone own“
it was found that five or six suit. 8b
esSGsnd“.80r-!do:enofhlghqui.,
M4160. etch MM“ (0.1.60:
seven! nick-pins. stilt and khaki
handkerchiefr, and $8.14 in engage.

m we.
Evidently the thieves were in 1
great h in their work and finalist
left the store without taking all of thet
which the; desired. They sen-J
chm the MI! “1‘
whatever M“ w
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goods
etm
hook
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