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FOR SALE—A HARLEY DAVID
n} young men from out 01
we Coming to Norwalk to
ma Work. They need good
. t-l‘ildllltlllrl. We would there-
«t~ln‘r-t:izitt it it some of the
.""-‘ i. Nortnltn‘
\\ ho urt- (ll'Sll"
hut in: .‘oonlers or boarders
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'{wW'l t-olllllluilit-ilte with us. git:
oil pnl'tit'tllxiis.
N rrwalk Tire and Rubber Co.
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WE PAY SPOT CASE
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ATLAS JOND 00.
33 Washington St. So. Norwalk
next to Post Office. Up one Flight
Open Evenings
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err. Monroe 91.
WANTEDv—vllOY OVER it; YEARS.
to learn bakery business. Banner Baltv
son motor-cycle in first class condi-
tion, with or without side car. \V. T.
;54 First St. E. Norwalk. Tel 1109.
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FOR 8ALEr-300 STRICTLY FRESH
roe shad 5 to 6 pounds each.’50c. W‘ash-
ington St. Bridge. 9 a. in. to 5 1). nl.
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FOR SALE—-2 FRESH COWS. JER-
sey. one Hoelsteln and calf. John Gilt--
ney. 18‘? Perry Ave. “'innepauzh.
FOR SALE ~~FORD TOI'RING
WANTED '\\'().\l.\.\’ (til (Hill. WV
housework
small child. \‘t'llite preferred. Atltll'es
WANTED
SEWING MACHINE 0P1!-
A’Z‘ORS. PAID WHILE
LEARNING. OLUET‘I', PIA-
! BODY & 00., INC.
“\V 'l‘. 1'."
V\'ANTl‘Ill~Salesla(lies for
1737.".
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oer; lllllFl lluve lliltl ('XlM‘l'l‘Wlt‘t‘ on till
TURNERS WANTED TO
TAKE WORK HOME. INEX-
PERIENCED HELP TAUGHT.
blues. Apply at l'Illlploylllent
('olin.
to do elenllln: and liltlndrv. lliiy worli
CLUETT, PEABODY & (30..
W ANTED - \\'t).\l.\N DESIHHN
\ . . iii - tli'\I Slit-11>. L’l \\'tm(l St.
W ANTED . I'HCMAKHRS :‘Nl‘
uil"l~ We haw opt-ilinus for ex
21- ii. Apply br letter cilin‘:
.---' :lnd :t-nt-rnl experience
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- VIII" of baby. “it" care of Selle
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A “- VTED OPERATORS 0N IIAVN-
\pply ii. llzil’l‘lS, 5'2 “'alf‘i' S'.
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ANTED 7 OPERATORS 0N
:tt~l.~. .\mtly Norwalk “'aist Ca.
whine-ton street, So. Norwillk.
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hkNTED .\ Yfll'XC
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LADY AF-
)lilst be willing to
thf- business. References requil-
'1 Ifllt.‘ Shop. st No. Main St
~lk. Conn.
illtt P.
So.
tlron's and young peoples“ work a slmj
t‘ioltIv. Mrs. L. J.
1‘i‘l. 1571 or 1758.
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lint-ll. l? Lowl- S?
‘ WANTED».\ (HRL TO “'ORK 1N
store. lllqtli'1‘ 7t; \\'a.~'hington St.
‘.\'.\.\'l‘l"ll”AHOVT Jl'Nl'l
rooms with improvements.
located. in t‘eSpt-t‘lzthlt- neighborhood
Addrcm‘s' \\', “Us“, Keeler lllliltlinc. S'o
Nat-walk. ‘
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WANTED .\ BUY OVER lti
work all nlil'i
Ii. Norwrilk.
Wagon. 30 Van Zont ‘31
Main cooking. no \vgishlnv
or trolling. or would take Woman with
Amd‘." tolllorrou'. ll. Kl’ie'zi'r &
WANTED S'l‘.\'l‘l(lNAIl\' ENGIN-
luri :l’l.
"he Yale S; ’l'owne mm. (‘o.. Statlllortl.
WANTED A “’UM.\N (\VlHTEl
.‘i comm-entire (IRVS :1 week. Good wax»
es, \Vrite or phone. Airs. David Spence:
(‘vitt l‘2lll\
in excellent
rims. All new tires.
Norwalk.
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lilllall. no Flav Hill Road.
FOR SALE-«DODGE TOURINH
(-nr. (load tires. Cheap. (.‘all at Schaub‘s
Garage. Washington St. City.
FOR SALEviGRANlTE AND MAK-
ble monuments. Luke Benedict. 34 No.
Fairtivld Are, So. Norwalk.
"01:. .. . I .. I . . I' '(ll't‘lls of talking lilac-blues. thong; In: :I
T‘ I _ 1' ]"_'\"'““”" FOR Shin-E inofom :(‘I‘Et n :R‘i or gallons m- ink. millions of sheets of Wimam Burr. oz 76 SW“ ' ell-eel.
‘—'—‘ gillnsz- . )onr WenIy int oreyc m o'." wrning in or. hundreds of lh ._ has parchuwd t‘tonl Alt‘cl . Inn. a
WANTED» illll'ISSAlAKthl: (‘llll.- 5a". The”. a”. demonstratim ma- ‘ p mama t ‘
chines. show machines, etc. Sot'ne are
new machines of an old model. still in
their orizzin-il crates. \‘Ve need the
space they take up énd will sell them
very cheap it sold at once. Schielzel
» .‘lOfftl"l,‘O. 33 Garden St, Stamford.
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. FOR SALE CHEVROLET (‘A
1917. first xiass condition. Price 3373.
Fall Em“. South Main street. hetwm
t; and it. evenings.
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TO LET :l ROOMS P‘l‘llNlSllRl
for light llo'tw» keeping. improvements
I.\’u;tr trolley and station. 7 Grove St.
TO LETWA l-‘l'ilNiSliED
with all inlprmelnents. Tel. 1713.
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NOTICE
The Frost-0-1.“. Battery ser-
vice Station is now open.
The highest class of Bolt“!
work, Recharging, Repairs and
; Replacements on all makes of
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TO RENT ONE
Al‘All'i‘lllCV'l‘
‘\l‘llll five moms. 33 (‘ove AD., East
Nnrwnlk llent $11. inquire on pro-illiscs
Batteries.
Work Called For and Delivered
Norwalk Storage Batterv
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(‘\R_
condition. demotimableiain. with 1.000 secretaries.
FOR SAL: -MO'FORCY(‘LE AN”! installation in the Hawaiian lr'shtnds “W Lake region and NW England-TIN"
side-car. Ju51 overhauled in A Leondi.
tion. ('nn be seen after 7.30 p. m. Either forces in Siberia.
one can be l'cugllt separate at S. Sil-
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Voila. Phxons. foam and
mothergoodshnowpom
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State Deputy Cronin termed in. ;a.nd colors; the fsncy nteess
session the "Victory Convention. for lining-3—
The Knights of Colt-Due. sue. l . '
stood out. "a beacon light to all Ill
world, the work it has accomplish: "l
unlellshly will live (waver in t‘ i
helm and memories oi the boys in}
the service or the best country in 1‘; .
world—the United States of Airing.
E. K. BANKS
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Deputy Cronin described in c' -l p”? ”9222;.-. .._-
the work or the order in war swirl-v
ties. which embraced a campaign Tm FORECAST.
part. ol’ the United drive, when I.
amount collected was beyond . , "”9““ m" Norwalk and Vicinity?
quota. The Knights were active in’ra" tonight and WMPSGKYI “£711
every drive dining the year. [from ‘0'“th in‘expoeed places: mod-
War “fivmps of the nggfi‘. were erate. north and northwest nindw. An
summarized as: '294 camp buildings. ”“3 0’ hish pressure central this
27 tents and 67‘ SPQE'HI‘IC‘S "I II”! morning OVQ‘l’ ”19 MIKE I‘Fflflfi ifi pro-
country. Ovprmfis. , the Knights‘d‘mmg pleasant weather ill all the
maintain 25. places in praan Bel- northern districts east of the Mlsslwin-
gilm. ltltly, Germany and Greet um. pl ”"0". Cloud" and showrv krill-$10?
.‘\t 9",”. prevails in the hotter Mississippi al—
lent there are flit secretaries em iram~ 19V and along the Gulf coast. The tem-
: ports bringing over soldiers. The re . “Talul‘r‘ cont illues low alone the north
I are K. "t t‘. service hats in "my.” m- em border. Frosts were reported from
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Miss
the tenth anniversary of her birthday
evening. by entertaining several of her!
little friends.
indulged in. and a tempting collation
was served and
wishing Miss Mabel many more such
happy birthdays. and all declared her
a most charming little hostess.
Mabel received malty pretty presclllsd
Those pretzem
Maher. I
lima Holly. Jennie ilanko. Mabel Tay-‘t of Junk only if you send postnl ‘
NOR WALK ‘
SOCIE TY
and Personal
M netting and ell-aim do
two": Chapter o. a. I...
be old at the home 0! v
R. Born-m 17; Mom n *
marshy afternoon boy 19th, Q
1.30 o'clock.
Annual reports or
one“ am at
C. W the delegate from the loci! c.
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P IEI" ter Mrs. Leo Binds.
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S l —-—Try a Sentinel Wm Mel. .
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Miss Lundquist Entertains.
Mabel Landquls-t celebrated
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her home on Harbor; avenue. last.
Mimic end L'lllllPS were
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they went home
WRags 3: lb. p
And best pflces paid for all in.“
Ell-'5
Misses Anlln'
Helen Davis.-
we re
Sarah Maller.
l i‘trrto Rico. and with the Ameri-gnlWP-“Mn and southern (llsll‘lt’lh‘. lor, Phoebe Taylor. Mabel 1.11ndoutst.‘ 1 IV”
N931"? Sllfl‘i‘l.(m0‘ " " "" Howard Taylor. Frank Danko. arr: Ar- . te ep ""‘e'
I ll“?! been collected for the worn. lnsle-l WEATHER A YEAR AGO thitr Davis. 1
.perttlem lo the combined tlrit-n, trp' ‘ ND‘Y. . _..__. t m m
3 Knights‘ share of which was $1?,tltm..
work. in ii total period (I! two years, * l
.the l't't’t‘lpla and disbursements
I be‘ ch,” in $ItumtltltNL
llepuly t‘ronin briefly l't“\'it‘Wetl the
lflgures of some or the "We disi-"
itions by the Knights, the tomb
ning into big: IllL'til‘Oik. stir-h as
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i‘" pounds of tell. ”my.” “mm-I chat-o house and lot on llridge Sil‘fi‘t'l. Hit \l
late. cigars, pipes, etc. by the "Hilton. 5 Norwnlk.
i He also quoted from official leviess trt'E
:cummendatitm of the Knights‘ workr A hole in the sidewalk in from n‘
1"“ "m“ and “mt Mr. (‘rtmin said he'lhc t’olehurn & Lauder Bloek mi \\‘.- i‘lU
:Withed ‘0 emphasize this "the work i inelmt street was reported to it:“ no-
in
:i Alstlne. 3S llayview avenue. yester-
day afternoon.
games and Wm served with dainty re-
freshments”
[were Gladys and Sam
““"’"""‘“‘4 llulse. Myron Osborn. Alvin Heerdl.
jRaymond Pechiold. Helen Till‘v'. Har-
Iriet Sherman. Ruth Brush,
. Fielding YanAlstync. Frankie llunting-‘
' ton.
I'Alan Van Alstyne l
Announemn-‘nls are helm: received
,_. ' . . - , v-.—. l. ' cm 1-“ id' v aAlntyne. the‘ .
time. making a total amount .l‘l'iilJIflp E . r‘zwfm""' "'9'.“ "'- !""'I”1:2_‘9;l:o,d'd;:hm: Of Mr. andIs m 31). M I!”
:SZSJKHMNHL ltIiIs f‘fx‘PW'tIfil tllatIhy the: ""' 4"““0r‘; Mrs. .George \Vard VanAlstIvne. watt. T01. “1. Tel. “L .
.CIOSe oi the "lay" portion of tm- «mtg .-- _..___. _£T—.._.. -_.='.1.__--.. tendered a (191121“nt birthday party} NO succ rs Whatsomr
the bone of Mir. George R. Van-‘
The little ones playedI
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Dayton. Lots
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‘leorge Ph‘llip Van Alriynr. and
town of the. marriaze, of Frank Her.
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'i b: not “1' ”on“: SW m H ”H“ H ‘1'“ last evening, ‘tfi:i:u$\tfaltetllgr:i:n #5:; 1:1: Mite; "Comgml M‘ ”We"
’ lys returning from lsert'it-e ;. - wet . 4 z , ' ' " A H , (yup by me our Can't up!“
. . . . . . ,. . -Sartaln was formerly teacher in the l - g 1’ I . I
taken not» ot. and «hiring lllt ti. mu.» Sherman pnmmanIMI No. 470. rm, ”mom scum] and has a large firm, {victors arespraJelmlfi x!"
SH‘ that Hit-3’ lth' PH’IF chum-e in wet Ind Order Golden Prom: meets tnnlOl": of
etllploymcnt. Irow night in Red Men's Hall. A lam;
He suggested that eat-h mutton attendance is ,prtd i
should have a committee to work or .4... .__.. A 1
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reemtlloyment. and to work with the IQ '; a . .-. ~ -_ t.
“BMW” ”‘mm""'“- A Mirrors! “I ”l":r‘aget‘e‘lti‘tller—33:“:ndiit'hgm:u;rlft‘v
ortkr‘s war activities will he out ilin “(5.1. 0n“, one DICK!!! Q'] ->:u‘h pug.
“hm" 39"“ "mm” 1 More ’"erh‘i‘ flow it r——othér spedal for the div. llonw
are needed. and Mr. (‘mnln appe'lZ-Jdlnen‘nfl 1,; 90 Mam St.
for volunteers. ' ' _.__'_
(‘tnlnrfls an. .~..minded m... ”.m‘Twfl tARs ERA—Sh
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with permanent quarters ov hri‘wllntzs
are to be (men to men dirlvhppffnfl
from the Ht‘l‘Vll‘O The lllflt‘P' l‘l‘J‘il
be social centers. devoted it» titers of.
I the community. ‘
Deputy t‘rtmill dealt “i'h (‘flfllll-'
lions in the order. its union»: for: tin-F. .
and urged renewed effort in e.=er:e_th-;
on it by larco-l' ltlembershltrs. more :ll-‘
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There was a lively nilxup on West
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. members. and the earryin 4' through or last evening when two Ford passen'zel‘ m
tthe slogan. “A
Mrs. Charles
treet entertined her nephew. Charles;
Randall of New Bedford. Mass, ovel'I
f Sunday.
The infant‘ son of Mr. and Mrs. Paw:
‘quale Romano ot'
Edied Sunday.
;_vesterday morning at 10:30.
‘was in St. Mary's. cemetery.
Patrolman Frank Rammnd reported .
it bad hole in the road war mIthItI‘
te‘ntion to the individnsl welfare of avenue Shortly before seven o'clock; (.01.; gfl.::“klm and “(N ‘1‘ m.)
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"ltlll ilié ’iliiéi;
Protect metres
3..., now With
snunntowon'm's .
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.r... Talmadge Place,
The funeral was Yield. A 3pm for MY spools dI
3“”3‘Ibnp corded in melt.
Ask for Bu; Book,
Albert D. Morgan
friends in Norwalk.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Infant Romano.
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"“ * "“"l'm ‘lll'lf‘ht’l'v‘ in cars come together near Leonarl . .---__3:—:r _ #h __ _ e- --.. m
" "'- ' I ‘ ~ V: iv: .- - ‘V' ””"P- -- Comm-v . 1‘9””‘3" P" "m- insurance. all good .stn-tt in which one pedestrian. Mios‘l '7 . . - .
“NATIED ,‘T‘H’RH‘M H’\‘ W“- ._ 7 —.3 72No. WKSL So -No:w:xlk torn Tag-1w); 'lhle rnvmml .m- 'le- i Max" (l‘llnm‘hl nt‘. i:l Franklin art-nueI .
r- so rzl .\ to 1.-m-n. Horwulk . I. . '. , , . . . . one 336 .2 >2 09 'or am t e no.“ in clue in w... knocked down but not <el‘i0usl,‘ . m n CANBY MFG C.
I: I . IIII .\'u. I‘IIIIII and Ann Sis 1t) i,l.’l t moo .ipnltlni ill to .ldultsI . lt-ondut't of councils. injurpd_ ,‘ THE NEW ENG N ' ‘
» II ‘ A‘ . Inni)’. Rt-nl $9 St-t‘nntl “001-. t-eztl‘. Over. I I0? "H‘Inbfll‘flhlp nine-13' "or . ll' (v The cause Or "it“ accident wag "‘0; t
- <7 _‘.W— *1, (Il'lmr'i‘uf‘ K" “"ilt'l‘ii‘ll's 311”" Sim". V0!“ l w councils show an increase. ‘llie "m” of ”mm lx'ertenbnum Who wad S t M t
J .. WANTED . (H [HRATURS A\“ i'lllthi-r pnl'lt-lilars immile ot‘ Old Wetl' PROFESSIONAL. tfi‘l'i‘lll fixtlrrs 8r? 7.359 insurance. I drlvlnl his tar down \th avenue to, 10 011 h ain S Iree
I 1 V ‘t "H I I" “hm-g (if “Q“ (Ill lxt“‘0t‘v(.mar ("o ' ““ “ — ~ A—-——~———-~—- A—_- ._It ‘Jfifn 13310:;3’91 5" ""1“ 01-1)}?‘036‘ as ‘a‘void Fr.\d..|ri[k Got-hall(‘("n nm‘tggx :15
inn. .. 4- nlaehlrlps. “'ztzes‘ Paid whit. ~ I' I PIANO INSTRUCTIO :12." s 2,. ., axt yuan p repre- it turned sttddenlv out of e ley WV""""" " ' " ' I ' " " ' ' ' " ' I I
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1.. 1:. it i. . c- . 7-. . . . . i to the supreme council ls street. Hg rtlcee-d .d all fin" btt. D y
11- . .l t Mrdaton. “mm"? and TD "ET " mm”: 3? "" 917""? “WWI ‘NINN SCHOOL illeteaset from fire to‘ eilrht dele- pulled orrr so fal lo the left that h‘el . or Ollar a n1
,. .. or: on. 14-..0 Orchard St. Nor- lnqnltan Mrs. R Taylor, 16 (lrot-e street, Rug-time and popular mm; 5.. luilzh' :31! 7 One new cotmcil. that in Mys- struck 108991, Bcrcs' titnt-v or r which LAT! EC lb 2 lbs. for M
T ‘1‘” ”32“: :“V’ne in ‘0 M 20 lesson< F" 'n lie W ', "ts been formed. ‘ wall t-omi'nx fill the at‘cnue. wrecking MILK 03000 8’ «SIM DOM ' . DI .......
D “A i "- ' “*‘31‘ ”‘1 - ._ . _ 3 thud. studio (111":4 Man 'r~, .» \\-..,s ‘" closing, _r"'l’I‘"-" {‘mnin 1‘l‘flkt" the right front wheel untl doing other, . p Y- ’1“
.,-, lNTBD Tn r. n: :l C(lllaL'FK fxilr n 10 . . 'l ‘ I " ' words of praise tor Vi. .l. Mulligan. ‘ dmnngpI xpnhnbaum'g car Wat also 1 “3. box Finest knotted Chocolates ................. -
I . i' urn-«Me ("t . l' l . .. .. To LET " “mm“ at ”6 Tam“ "W”? "‘ "L ‘O p "" “mm 1" - 1‘1" Wh" has been active in- war work over badlr used up and both are now under-i 1 lb box Cocoanut Dainties ......................... n
‘ l .r .h ' ' I'\ ,m .m ‘ “Jim tine, lnnuit) of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16'“‘&ISlllllKlUn street. South .\'tH“‘--"37i- "015“" “"d M “mm" gain} repairs in local garages. 3 . ‘
‘ ' i'IfiI‘m'Nhr party W'mm" Nm‘ (I:'.=\"- street. or telephone 1332-12. ,Doslle Post Office. Studio now open; _“" ‘ Miss O'Donnell was crossinz the‘ m "‘ $1,“
. . ((l‘.-,~.:l .. ‘(lll:12‘-” (tire) of Sen- 4 ‘ i L I “'hile Mel”!!! . with a number of 9"?” "I9" the mixttp came and wan W I.“
‘ ~~ . v ! MRS lOUt‘SE CANFIELD ll" ‘1, 4 tin!" N'hoolmat -s yesterdn“. the tl"o- knocked over but suatained no in‘ltlrv. SPECIAL DOLLAR. DAY ONLY ..................... I m
4‘ , TO LET S” ”mm“ at 6 ersI g. .‘ . \~ . . . ' . ' ' "'meear old Martini bov of 14mm street. she wee sent to Dr. Tracy's oifii-e 1“,_ Hershey ‘img ..................................
\NTED :1) MEX-“luncx U. S. ““qu South Norwalk. ’[t‘jl-st ”010123 ~"""'I . "l‘lf'k (onn.: Pl'll‘fl't’ 14"",wns struck in the forehead with :l nearby for examination. . ' 1 1b Ital!!! Creams IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .00
I 'tii‘l’ll Jobs. Sl.tl(\0-$l.ti00 yt-nr. Rent ’11 Enquire of F. D. Lawton. sons in dancing. Telephone lsflS. ‘stone and suntnineda badculz He was Officer Thomas 1M“)?! ifl:P-"l“;-"'I‘I‘I’“- ' : r ‘ “""I
1 ' llYl"'ll:tlt-l\‘ for list ppgfiforn: ob. M nayview avenue_ I - . ., A“. . . fi.l"0nd"d {0 and "‘59" I0 “I”! MINE. lht‘ inatten- and shall: lPIlPtI (“I 3:3 . 9 $1
- - ' AA A‘- ' AUCTION SALE No ‘i pillfl‘lll' lint no' strtolny ln- traffic tangle in short oldel. i‘htr f 31“”
Flutvlklln institute. Dept. 23 _ F1.— - F6 Auction Sale of the Mary Morton Prop .3,"ng were no arrests. i SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY OILY ......................
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GARAG ‘ erty 9n Taylor Avenue. John M £85 NOTICES l 15 pkgs. Wrigley‘s mint ........................ 756
M 1 Mm M A _ “M" “dime ‘ usm » ' . ”CE F'NED m‘ l 5 kgc Wfigley’s Juicy Fruit ......................... 5
.wTED Young men to tom-n 1..,t live your Ford overhauled or re-t 'l‘o Pk; [h . ~t :' .~ 3“: . VI . . A. i 5 P ' W '3. Juicy Print IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .25
: (.1101 my while learning. 00- pnired at i’iore's Garage. 11 lianford [9 t 05 a o I “”1 sell "t mm] 1““‘A “'j 5'5”" l’fibssMAK'N" Joseph Pace was betor; Judah pkgl. ”3h, .'
1 ,III,I I.“ } l’l’lce Tel 99' (‘en ti 0 F‘ I 'l "I; I "9 Rilf‘lmn. the the highest bidder. on and remodelirg. Also ('hlldl'i‘m‘ ”Olhi‘s- George H. Vosbursth in the (‘lty (‘ourt .’ . ’1
I "eted‘o 1 - .-.., . I n (N m I. .May 12. 1919. at 2 o'clock p m rm 4 Hawkins Are. [-2. Norwalk. Tel 143.“. «this n‘fn'ning when ho was (mm $10 -- a”,
" - d - I ‘ n ): I ' ‘ " I .. ‘4 "_“ — ' ‘ f breach or ”‘9 peace. " DAY ' ....................... . I,
' " ‘“ 4‘s on "W "ham 0 E m1. DOLLAR.
{"TED EXPERHSNFED Tm“ .' " " _‘ 3m1,(,p\x,:T\iqvg,r::: “groinzirlzi 21:: LAWN MOWERS alunmxtm-tt will be «m that Pace no | 9 V ' . .
" end stiff hats. also youngI +1 ‘ ----- A“ 1 ’ 2mm bounded \‘orth‘crl-v '1“ flet‘ a I,{eleetric remirinz and house wiring. 'R'rfl'ed 135: Veg“ I0“ {if complggé W - <
». ("n trilzlmlmz mitt hindlnzi E6! SALE 2 F‘AleLY novel). ' ‘ ‘ ~ - t“ "W t . c , _ ., “a", m... at s numbe. of . ms 3 o repIo -——— _ "um...
. . . I, . .otr 10.4.4. lw Frown gym“. Eastern “Nikon- tom land to me an mo . thot "I "my were possum: Paces jib '
t “In learning. Crofnt & all mmmwmmfs' Located 0" mmmrtwt more or tea: bv 'r- ' lm- ve - 0" "mi”“g F‘ J- maker'" 4 ““3"” nev in Shaw's WoodS. Pace Jumped" o ,
7' -' ESL $31700. Altzo 2 family house. all inn-l,”I t4 '1' te‘ r t ' w a' mm ’St E. Norwallt. .ou't on them and threatened them with He’Sh 'e'd 5 0'0, xp’ess
. w»- almtwmenh, located on West Main St-F "fun "Align gt M ’moro 01:” by M1“! ,_.__ ._e — a revolver. .At the time Pace was
. ,~ . - . .9 [o rt 0 '(lnnor; and esterly So ., it'd or cm“! a concealed wen-1 .
I .‘ WY”) “ Aslmr) IA.\1)I$...fi00. !f‘."‘l. more or less. by land of Miller FURN'TURE " trollelmt this charzegm later changed ! 122 WA“: 8m. w- mwggov "3" ”I.”
. .\ .i. ln‘ “pun lm- husinesa Ask John T Hayes l& Jordon I will refinish. remodel and reporlsh f0 breach of the peace. lt developgg- NEW vogx’mm‘m' n ‘M m
l l. lt-iit' [\‘o, Not-walk Trust . i .. - _ furniture. Reasonable rates. Prank durng the tral “1“ Pace was annoy .
i No 7 m in um i T‘ m“ ’2;§.§;"‘;2:§.g““‘ °-' ““°‘ “0...... net-mm. A Rowan... my in. we and in ammo scare um DAILY ran-s m nonwnu m: it“ you
"_‘ ""———' —‘-‘; “AL. as m .. “AN ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ “ ’ . . . ' -he drew his gun.
‘ " E ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ' ‘ TA .4.“ GE ‘ ' Malone" ”fl -_ ‘ : Opente Seven Best Truck: in the late. Also Eydreulic Dump
M D '1‘“ Hfl‘flké' ALSO: __ ._... Bv order of Alexander K. Morton. SPRAYIN‘: IN SEASON“ TO DO' SEARS C‘ASE TO THE JURY ' Trucks for conk‘cm'. wuk‘ . n i
‘ “Yum ”WPHHUUSPS. l'loW-I ’Atlllll'lliqll‘alor of the (“hie of “any tree work 0‘ all kinds. Henrv Beam. s TOW your aim. Prompt mm will b. (“Nb-“1 Ill _
i f'Mm'lcn. doomsde pain. Telephnm. Connection. South NorI BoSTON. May 13,—TakinL' or lesti. 0‘1, mg help .mph’edI A receipt given “I 0 , 23-.
.*-—— .._——~—~—————— --‘i : walk. .monv in the trial of Frank 1. Sears. aI for M -
I - ED " MAN TO GO ON A ‘ __.,,,_ I ~ 0 T_ —‘ -. , 'W‘ebster manufacturer. charged with: III! no,“ W” 01’ m ”Ln.
- lnow lo ' t milk '1 cow I II S . / SERVICE bribery and (onspim’ to defraud the, We ”In . m 0. m m
‘ L“ O ( I i a..-“ > ‘ TAXI government in connection with a half. Padded Von- fOI' Dunno. »
Address “Man." '
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. Stamford. Conn.
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ED MAN TO WORK SPARE
mi..- pi: or chickens for pav.I
3 mm lawn. paint. Receiv-I
it t Newtou'n Ave. I‘
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ED .\ HOOD PLAIN COOKI
ill Em: Good wages. Address
" 'l ”in. il. F. D. No. SGIBalrlI
'l or phone 124}. .'
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“TED swam“. MAN TO LIVE?
‘ '. r“ for. zen-'l'iil work!
to milk and care for:
in pit-son. B. Quacken-l
" 3'1" Aha. llarien, Ct.
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A “7 ED tax kilnrs.
EXPER-I‘
~..t.l-Z.<.\ll-2.\' for carpet and;
-:i si-ndv pasition and 30033
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.. In - Hitting details of expel”;
til i salary wanted. The EdW.
V". N‘W Haven, Conn. .
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I sure to bring
Shore llitlners
All Kinds 01 Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken
LOST——A.\' AUTO LICENSE PLATE
‘Nn. ill-117. Finder please leave at wnv
of the Andrew Dal/9v stores.
I LbSTmBOOK BETWEEN Non-
‘gwalk and Standard Oil Co. Please (‘all
TStnntlard Oil.
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LOST—-A SIT.“ OF MONEY ON
Thursday night between Hafner'q Cig-
A LA CARTE
NEW'HEEN GROO—E—R
IN BANKRUPTCY COURT
Giuseppe Fonaro. a grocer at No. 44
udson street. New Haven, filed a
petition in bankruptcy in the United
States court yesterday. He has liabii-f
'lties of $1,253.82. all unsecured. Aa-l
sets consist of stock it trade. valued
$400. debts due on open new ,‘
listed at $2053 and property in r i-
sion, valued at. $30. 4
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—-Sentinel \Vant Advertisements
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:ar' store and Thomas street. Reward of
‘ $10 if returned to owner. Frank Read-
:man. Thomas St. s. N.
E LOST—O§ THURSDAY EVENING
Eat Palace. Theatre. first performance.
zLeather card case, containing sum of
money. Return to 77 Flax Hill Road. on.
Franklin School. Reward.
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'Romano and Cutrone. Props.
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eargTor hire an hours of the day and‘ “mo.“ dollar shoe contract, "3 com
night. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 9373mm“, lod”. The cm was eXDeCt-i
ted to go to IRE jurv during the after-
gnoon of the arguments of counsel and
PAINTING __ P‘m.HANmGilh9 Judge’s charge had been complet
decorating. painters amt"; inn 5.
paper. optoadtte stylel. 1""! priest.‘
Estimates cheerful” given. Tflnl alt-v -
tiers solicited- Tfil 49°- Alml' HARTFORD.- May 13.—GovemorI I
“M 61 1-3 F!!! ‘"n“.- l nrcns H. Holcomb experienced I”;
‘ ‘ slight attack of vertigo at the home ofi
”MON PARCEL DEL'VERY“Ed' Judge Lucien F. Burpee. Sunday night;
""1 3- ““0"” ”"3””9‘9" m‘mkhud tell, stliklng his head against at
ing, m distance hunting. Lgmilavntcry bio-in and bruiilng his right
he“ ckln . Oflice telephones,
22:1 800139 3 . Ieye. which Is badly discolored.
A Well-known northern comedian.l
anxious to get. demobilind, discoverer”;
"that “actors“ came very low down in "
[the order for release. Accordingly. he
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TRUOKING—oPeter J. Nelson. local
and ion distance hauling and truck-
ing. 71 borne a‘ve'gue. East N
Conn. N; I”
FOUND—1N LONG ISLAND SOUND
'by a Rode! Oyster Connor steamer”
=1 boat number iii-612. own:- on have'
lad-e by «was new Qatar cm
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MADE FRESH DAILY
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