Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 8, 1919 · page 11

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FOR sau—mao-comwm‘
car. Fine condition.” warm,
for a mu: manhunt or immoral sought
’Also set‘ of new side curtains. Pm‘ "my t
I 1798-2 N'onvmh.

five per cent. of its strewn—1:4.
pied with the twelve yen enlistmpn
period, AMM‘ army on
will prevent a‘ recurreneom"
scheme by which. 0
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to impose when he limitel her
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on any; All
ill" ‘slblebtuloon building and mtg-«om
wit» me into be scrapped. All the experience

It was apparent, these ob.- w»,
My! btlfld'from the ground up.

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out fa- “: 06““. than 0(-
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Winn- of the Ge!-

mnn fleet will nudxtotbe minced.-
Tlicune extreme severity chuné
terlnuthe air terms, it pointed out:
t Germany has learned of dir-

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«w; :1 real trade. It pays
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)had been completely learned- by- the:
French militarism generally credited}.
imith having devised the lerms- of ttte'

FOR ME». GLASS CAB!“

7- launch. 28 it. completely equipped with pm treaty.

12 h. p. engine in A1 condition» an The twelve-year enlistment period
peoially good bargain-irtultensat'oncai required. it was said. was calculated
For price and particulate. address “D" ‘0' make the army highly distasteful?
mm of Sentinel llo tinD average malt. (an be for

‘ ' whim no hope of advancement, but on-:
”*"r‘ *m-——; ly the dmdgery of soldier life. for it'dfl- m9 1

FOR SALE—HOME OF THEJATB, will not be an expanding force. our» with Mr
W. T. Raymond'at Rowan-Rm. Coon: 20I 0"” “0“”th very much m“ "in” lane Th
acres orl'and. barn. 'cnrrinue. cow and‘")0 men “mm-ed could be Mlm‘ Genmde

. _ , as requlfi’d’ by voluntary recruitment.
chicken house. fruit and ornamental. Since the dismnntlinl: of the forts»:
tl‘ccs. trout' brook. river '

boundary-Jon the eastern frontier was not re-
thrcc minutes walk from railroad sur‘ "“1"“ some "b“ ”m h‘" hemmed“:
tion. Thomas 1. Raymond. Ex. South I that the treaty contemplated ”"19””
Norwalk. Conn.

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WANTBOLBUTCHER. \\’0.\'Dl'2lt-
9 ml opportunity for a 'butcher to taltt‘
‘ inlf store will: established grocery. .th-

tlress P. O. Box 702. So. Norwalk Cont“.

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TO RENT~ FURNISHED HOUSE
Gordon on plztcta about one and mm
. half lllilt‘s north of Norwalk. One min~I
éutc in Bus. For particulars phone 1876

. TO LETwFURNISIiEIl ROOMS
with or without board. Also rooms for
liuht house Ixccpinu. X0. 14 Elizabcth
St. So. Not'walk Cl.

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Norwalk Tire 8; Rubber Co.

eodmhlp of; Mine Cuddeook. .
s Jessie O'Connor at the pi-
ey were F'lonence Chairmen.

Miller. Lillian Ketcham.t
f Jennie Barbour, Aglina De Florin,‘
George Le Cotes, Thome‘llownrthm
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lilo Bugs!

Protect Your Trees

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It I“ hlppens in u twinkling-o“
tile unexpected accident!
All automobile ucidhnts "C“ rm
unexpected. 'l'ltnt‘: wily not ..
cnn't awn'd’tlium New
But you can place the cunt d
the worry on an imunnce G-w
puny. Telephone today. ‘

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John M. Glam, Agency

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Frank Santinello,
Harry Young.
Then came a song by cleven girls
of the 7th grade of the Marvin school.‘
“Blow Soft W’inds.” which was also
lRIISMfl; Should a. strong. government; wefl rendered by Cora Grover, Vera1
ans‘e "1 ““55” “em“ could be mc'iGmce. Jennie Salleck, Josephine Am- '
ognlzedd bybtydetbvn‘tflibemmdmmu ‘3. it'orosn. Ellen Cancun. Marlin Minor.
. .. - JV“ un 0“ 9 “c on 0‘ Violet Kantner. Harriet Jones. Jessie
sale. 'l‘hese are demonstrating ma-i the “stem defenses would be "1" Novak and RuthSelf.
chines. show- machlnes, etc. Some are slated upon. l. Dr. Winshlp splendid Speaker
new mat-hinns of an old model. sun in' It is ”I" View he"? ”I?“ the llrovlt’1 Vic" r“ airman Harry E. Scoiield.
their original crat . ' \V’ sion 0" the “WW "3'9"le! t-0 S'lml' -' itz- r well chosen words then in , . ‘3
«once they take 11 9‘ nd juries? the; Russian Government yet to be indv .‘l “”11: _.._1 the speaker of “I". evenlng.‘ A W for le species Of’
. . . - . D 8 W 8 themiett an the bent'flls enjoyed by til“ .u- m. .t». u. Winsmp of Boston. who is‘bugs curried in stock.
\Pl‘.‘ cheap if sold at once. Sf'lliolloll lied and Associated Powors, pruba- Ione of the best known speakers ol'l
Motor Co. educational matters in tin uluntry. “for Bug Book.
Form.

55 Garden St., Stamford! My “mum cover such an extension.
and editor'of the Journal 0. .Z'iuca-

In the nimntime. however, Gel-my.
" ’ I ' fill 11 t' t‘ ‘n eltidcf :tion. (Ame I
‘ cl t'on ler l 9 Plle list-innit Dr. Vi’inshi , who is built very t I
FOR SALE—HULL 24 ft. x 6 ft x: Bolshevism. and at the same time'aot- ‘much on the gums of RailroadDe’tec-i r ‘ o . ‘

is to be kept on guard along her eng-

22 in. modulo” V bottom type runabout; ing as a butler for the Western Pow- tive Robert N. Mot-choose. resoun-
\Vhlto cedar plunked on onk frames.: “I?!” naval terms a“ if thi bk." lllm don." “'1 lo’gks. "I

E f ' , V ' ‘-_ any no. He isajoly 00 m: man. we 3
decks, connnins‘s. .eats and interior or, more druttllc than those "um 8M past middlr‘age with a strong “nu-i
cockpit finished in mahdgany. Price to the army. navy omcers Held. Front 3 of homo
3300. H. F‘. Stark. Nomton. Conn. a 3““ MW” claiming a “refill"! sec- . turel.

__‘, 0nd only to that of (ii-cat Britain.

l-lo-‘ sla
. . 7 “Germany will be reduced to a naval w that made hi
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FOR RENT ONE 4 R00.“ AND 1
two room houw. Inquire at 62 Meadow
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FOR snub-stomacrcnn' BAR-
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WAN'BED — Shoemakers

Setters. Lounsbnry,

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APARTMENT
('ore Ave. East
‘ .\'(‘l‘\V‘:llk. Rom $H. Inquire on promises
I‘. Ilopp.

.. NTED» nltitm'r novs ovmt‘
\i'tll tut-wire :4le pay with good
wunttv it” satisfactorv. ll. Jacob &
s. incorporated. Shoe Manufactur-
Ito-Mon Avenue, Norwalk.

 

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FOR HEN-T ~TIIHEE VERY DESIR-
ablo apartments 5, G and 7 room. Jani-
lor scrvice. steam heat and hot water.
All imprm‘oments and new decorating
:335. $40 and $45. Gibson Smith. Trin-
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“”"‘ 0f 5““ j Conncaliy & limakon's Shoe store. For
gi‘urlhw pol-tolllnl's inquire of Old \‘Veli

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tion with to‘o modem drcadnoughts,

. .— _..__._.‘ and t-vet-y otht-r department of the na»

__, _______.___ lCiE'ir (‘0 FOR‘ SALc~ 1916 HARLEY DAVID; val servicc i9 scaled down according.
‘ ‘ ’ son motorcycle with side car. just over-1 LV. 7

w-tNTED~~\\'O.\ll-Z.\’ “'lllTFI, l-‘Oltt I i I l l ' " '
loo-"x :tnd :t—neral t-lonninu. Country, TO LET r. rooms at 7.? Spring street. I hauled. A" g condition» 1 Lexintzton II I K 910‘19‘0’1‘ ”‘1”
Ave.
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I‘ll «- Funniy ui‘ l‘.\(l. Permanent posi~, Inquire1 Mrs. R. 'l‘urlm‘. 1G Grove S‘t‘f‘f‘t
FOR SALE BLI'E FLAME Oll.‘

tn. “It-d wrlzcs. Apply l), Sponcc. VHF-ITQ‘]. 1332-12.

‘l‘. z'onn.
stove. twob urner. also to h. p. engine;
it. Ii. Ransom. Spring Hill Ave. Nor-'

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t llisirict of Norwalk.
Position. The Forth ‘” ~- ‘

6(‘ourt. May 7.. A. D.. 1919.
2 .TO LET 93‘ 1‘00“” — vi1:;?u::;teatu;sBzfissI:mfu 12$:th ~ .
“’3‘?“ . 0.... wwi“‘°‘:”“9‘°~‘ D": T““*'=P“"“m°‘..'°m
i::;33;~finw (11:22:: 01 1.. our. Mn." mm} 'l‘cl. INLS. 4 _\'.'wtown= a . ta ll’lll ed and a .I

- lo‘vf‘d gix monlhfi fro“! ill? “at? 119er l (3035'. and his descrilnion of [hp neyy m m EWMND Chm m m
Ave. ’ ' .

growth on the immense tll‘t’Ph‘ of that l
""I m" ""m’m‘“ “"4“ '° “mm W“ a ”WM“ ‘“°“8h‘~ l 10 South Main Street
Simb“ "‘9". claims 30" settlement Ho‘urpzcd the teachers present lol
Thosc who ncglect to present their ac—' takc jndvantttge of the new thoughts]
and ideas of these monitntous timesq

- and not try to make progress withl
a . v I _ H
time. will he dcbarred .t recovcli. All‘ .. “1 Storage idcas.

‘_7______/ perrmR indebted tosnid Estate arc rte? HP defined imp dommracy as like;
(.\R'questctl to malt; immediate payment a gti‘al symphony Pllyljd by'tt great:
I number of instruments in pmiect un-‘
. - I 's , i ii in: ad cicl‘yliody connoctc"~
”‘35”: 1" FERR’S Iihf‘tlt llt‘orwnglk schools "trout the. . ~
Adnlinietratrix ; Board of Education all the way up to: i'or lhnl-w who fumlsll tour“

—~ . -~——«—-A«-£'—-? ”it Kinder Gurtcn" to work for unityl . » ‘- homes with such furniture as

BUSINESS NOTIC’S‘ g Ho spokc for fully an hour and all; . -- ' _ (“”3 There's physical W

9 who sorry when he finished. His l‘of : z .__‘ I» -.‘ . . R . 4 50.1 1
\‘fi\\' 18 Till“ Tl\li-‘ TOI HAVEI ercncc to his participation in the R‘e-é . » . . m us do mcnt 11 com I n it.
I I I I ~publiCttn Notional (‘onvcntlon at bi.‘

restful clt-aancc and undouhiid

IVW'I car ("I boot Pntrl'nPOVerbaule-d. A” Louis in 1896 as a delegate from good taste. There} another“.
’wol‘k guaranteed. Lawnmowers sharp-i Mnrsnchuselts. Q1 tho tight for lll't conuort too in IhD’llIO‘uX‘l‘ m .
I'cned. Harbor Engineering (‘0. Harbor: Gold Silnndard Kvad one oi" hls‘ most it has no, (.051 t"\"i'!l"agantly In ,

. , ‘ telling its. , . . .. _ . .
.V'w Pm“ 0'" i All octette 'o"f follr young oldies anal spine or to all around «locum
I“ ' four young men then sang the Cat's 13'. .‘m; ll and ludgc.
F090 REPMR‘NG ANB HOUSE Duet very cleverly. and thc mandolin
' WIRING lcluh played two selections. a stirring: .

r . . . ., . or lmarch. and Carry Me Back to Old; ‘ . .

‘ in")? flound, ”YEN"? H mm 0d $0.00; Virglny. the latter being especially ! , ’ , RN . _
1Trnnsml9>ion bands lcltned and put m. I well rendeied. l ' .
‘yon furnish the lining. $2.50. Rear end-t Then mm sang The-3m:- “ _ 7 __

L, ,

I‘ overhauling without ports $25.W. Elec-L'Spadgled‘ timer. and then that Hifll
I I ‘1 School Orchestra stancd right in

f .- - , u Clcancl. rl ancd nd -- - .
atile fans \ar-u m e c ' n iwlth How You Gonta keep Em Down
{repaired estimalcs. on house wmmL-On the Faun? and dancing was the
:F. J. Flaheriy. 4 Charles St. E.. Nafiiordcr for another 10"}. hour.
walk. ' “F'”“_—

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Mn. ‘Leonard Johnson

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ANTEDnW-HITE mun. .tootr'r, “rm...“dimce 3' °m'
'FO .HTw ‘ t . ‘ . ”A lg
IN! “'1'“ board clothe and suntl ",nh- IR. l 31.12"!“ 193;;flllflnluioadu-lts- “on. (i. G. Ernest, Elm Creel. Phone t'l‘iltln. ”19 largest not to exceed 10: ht‘l‘o in “S? 7, S elf-.5. “I . . .
mm...” "(Ht-l" ( - - ' ‘n “ “‘c‘md "0‘: ”3‘3 0‘ (‘1 296. ‘mo tons. would not dare to risk (QC-i It was a once all bfitho‘told-
o no died Inn. 3- month ago. wan , the
,‘Jlrinclpal of the Franklin School in

Satisfied Mum for last month to New anti
Main street.

- Peopleimnwihe New

est chocolate store in town. .
-While-ont shopping visit us and have your ice cream“

or sundae (with pure fruit syrups- only) in our cool and in“

pndonundhkonquert orpint, bulk or brick, ice cream

the folluhome. NO ““100! TAX. '

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My, ,0 ”his, in (m... of 0th l'ainily. -(,adillnc_. Fully equipped. Good conch“ world. The six battleships she may . tin-anger i “in . '
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i this city some thirty yenm ago. and;
H” MPH?“ 1 ntttil‘ward Was at the head 01' fl!!!
lIStrltv Normal School in New Britain;
Dr. \K'inship's talk was along edit-i *
cational lines. but dealt almost on-
,tirely with what he so aptly termed
. “The significance or the new things:
ilin thP “’orld following the great;
Probate _, war. - -
' He recalled that it was the annircre

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~ 4 -, W - j sary or the sinking of tile Lusitania.
PM"? oi’ ( no HI Fort-tn h"? of. and a fitting time for the Central

Norwalk in sold District. deceased. Powers to learn what was coming to

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TUIN PORT' lino. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tm‘lm'. 16
llL‘Illt', lroi>iinz cool. sawing wood Qynvo street. or telephone 1832-13.

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First floor.
D. Lawton.

yvANTED lt‘l-JlV GIRLS OVER 1';
r. - Light factory “'(ll'k. 13c pcl‘ hour
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FOR SALE~~1UI ACRE “‘ITH
w» . . . H.-- II .. _ ‘_ rooms housn at (‘rtlanury on Buss llllP.‘ ‘ . .
IANTED . ltZVl'It’l‘tll'N'l'lf-l) TI‘RV . J‘t' "OIII. Ford ou-xhuult-tl m. 19- Price 31:00.0" “a” cash. 23” 1’th tollnls.mperi_\ attested, "llhln snid-
‘ ‘ “ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ paired at Florc's Garage, 11 llnnl'ord , , . . _ , ,, .,_ l

"1 lvnrn, xm-wak . _ , 7 :\\P.. lt‘llllllll, N. X. (H I hone -l-.-.\I_

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FOR SALE—~(‘IlE\'llt)l,.‘. ‘
1917. first .‘las: condition l‘rit-w
Ii‘ulgi full”; South -.\l:tinI S'I‘FI t.
9‘. and S. cl’eninpa.

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qt. -.. .\lili Gilli"! Slurp. \\'il<l1itl!tmt Auction Sale of the Mary Morton Prop—I
erty on Trylor Avenue. John K.I
Finch. Auctioneer. :
To (1030 this (’Sll'ltt‘ I will sell at pub-r
Iic auction. the the highnst hitldclzon
“' “I‘m” paid May 1:}. llllft. at 2 o'clock. p. m. on
. ”"Mah‘m- “"9"""ms 3"" tho premises. the homestead of lhc‘
..~ ‘uozton, ll»2o Orchard St. Nor- Ialu “an. Morton. No. 70 Taylor ave-I ’
E'nuc. bounded Northet-Iy 136 feet more
' “ _“ or 1095!. by Crown uvcnue; Easterly 7.0
"NTEDWTO ”“7 a CngP- f““‘.l‘eet, more or less by Taylor avenuc:I
"“"Fim‘“ (‘itv m' litilc ways ~ Southeriy 18.". feel. more orlcss by land
v-‘zports‘iblo party. without chil-‘Of Bridget O‘Connor: and “'esierly 50
-\”‘1‘I‘»'5‘5 "Portage" care 0f spn'd‘ct-i, more or lt-ss, by land of Miller
{& Jordon. I
Tcrnw made known at time of solo.
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The P'rest-O-Lite Battery Ser-
vice Stationjspow open.

The highest class of Battety
work, Recharging, Repairs and
Replacements on all makes of
Batteries.

Work Called For and Delivered
Norwalk Storage Battery

Comoany
’72 No. Main St. So Norwalk
Phone 336—2

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WWShfieM’S Motor Express

‘Ia'm m. N. 308'”; P80“ 294.
KBW YORK, 438 SIXTH ovum; mom PM“!

nun? man “man nonwmm now your

Operate Bevan Belt Truck: in the ”to Also Hydraulic Dump;
Trucks for Contractors. Work.~ will be “a o '
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WANTED—IZt)-MF3N-\\'O.‘.IEII\'.I12.S. "““
'Ih'i‘lllnt'nl Jobs. $1.000-Slfitltl your.‘
'l l"' immediately for list positions oirI Auctioncr‘l“
homo. Franklin institute. mm. 2:: P.I ”-" “M" “f “flaw” K “mo":
.m.t, .qm.‘ N. Y. [Administrator of .ilto estnit- of ManYi——‘

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pl1l('t' for :eneml work.
linO‘VI how to milk and corn for
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PROFESSIONAL.

PIANO INSTRUCTION spilAi'lxo 1X SEASON. TO uo‘,
WlNN SCHOOL liree work of all Iginds. chrv Buau- 7 .
‘ Ragtime and popular tmusic taughfpain. Telephone Connection. South Nor: Mrs: Annie Johnsoni WIT: 312119;);
Public :tut-tlon, Greenwich. (‘onn...8m'0ne into to 20 losizonS. “’inn 'M‘pfwatk, / 1&3222323 gloetfteidnyeraftgrnobnuin
J. ll. Mitchell Auctioneer. will sell abumd. 9”!le ngs. Mon. Tut‘s, \Ved..! . :her 64th year. The funeral services
,IHIbiill' auction. lhc entire contents "10 3- m. 10 9 l}. m. Phone 118.12., 120: snuFELT’S GARAGE I will be held from her late home on
‘of tho Scllcclt house. steamboat road. :“V‘rlsmngton street, South Norwalk, oil-l Ford Taxi St rvice; Reasonable ralesi Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Re“ 31"-
Tucsday. May 13th. at 10 a. m. sharprws‘lo P°St 0m“. Smmo now open'tm— out‘ortown:trtbm €am=ovéfitlnleda imam “Dustin"
and continuinz'cach dav until all lots ICamfui work. Tel. 1633-3 11 MHR‘AVO. .
- - = .. . ' GHT‘ER‘S O‘F scorn
_nrc sold. Cash deposits required. Deal-i MRS- LOOlaE CANF'ELD. 14:3 Main East Norwaik. R DRU ~ENTWAIN Vlsrroaa
. ,__._._——_.____________.,...’ers and private Iliuvel's, don't miss this; 5‘1“?“ 301“"9-‘k- Conn-I Private 193- l A very interesting and eniol’ljble
' ‘ _ . _ - it sons In dancinc. Tcleohona IQSQ meeti of Lolly McLauShlm mt
...- __ ..sale. . . ‘- ‘ -- - n8 "
I..TE.I?, i..:l“l:‘.th.\t‘ED TRIM ‘rb— ‘ a: H} .- -_ Daughters of Scotia, was held at _Red
. ~ . . I’ll rllff hats. als.) young _ ' AUCTION SALE“ Men's Hall. 25 Main street, .15“ night-
. loin-n trimming and binding' Two gum m Monteith, of La-
- Household floods at the home of ti!) Dm man 0d of Oran e and
' \iltflu learning. (‘rol‘ut &' late ”p,- 1: r Peck 66 (- . l dy m L 3e 3 I
. 4. ... . .regorv BOHXE“ . . Sister Cmpbe“, of Lady Campbell
yard. Fast Norwalk. Sat. May lflth mg PAINTING _ FEM-WW4 1421153, Ofszgtflmfielgt-igg Legsl_ten;::.&§
.“0: ' -.' ' .. . . ii an
t. attain, translating of .“ alnut dro. e- decoratfiIIr miner’- mm, well read by the Chief Daughter. I”
915. 11911‘ ‘mattlesses. mirrors. walnut . DOW- np-to-d‘ m. styles, lowelt 3513.. Plans were discussed for the formal . .
. wardrobes, Lpright piano, Sfll'relal‘l'iEatm‘m,WUA siren; We! 01‘ observance of the first anniversary of I
oil paintings. clocks, stands. tables can. m MI .‘ ’1‘. 400. M the Martini?“ ‘0‘ the . lodge on A3. I .
pots. rugs -md Rumers round walnut lm'Lu 1.13:)"th . 3‘“ 151tflganset::e 8m“!- promises 0.I,;:~'
rlininz tabl-é. sideboard. cook state; be m ea n I I II
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pieces in this lot and other goes toownrd J. Marti. 97°91'19“)“ ' BRIDGEPORT. May 8.»An unsign-fi‘
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Many men from out of town
Are seeking work here.

But we want to give prefer-
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These positions pay high wag-
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10 men to learn finishing. 2nd
shift.

1 man. washing rubber.

1 man trucking.

2 utility men’ for mill room.

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