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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 15, 1919 · page 11

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THURSDAY, In! III, mo-

 

 

 

CLASSIFIED '

AflVERllSEMENIS

Wants. To Let For Sale. Business and
Cards. Misce

On this we, Twenty-five Words or
Three Times, 600; On
or Gaps Double Price.

Professional
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WANTED

:aII/IALE HELP WANTED" I
'I .m: A POSITION OPEN FOR'
Alli '10 '1‘.th CHARGE OF
-II.\'I. III-:IIARTMEXT I.\ A'
FACTORY EMPLOYING

r we GIRLS. THAT PERSONS

l: \\"7 ABILITY TO OBTAIN

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"I ~ -‘ l'All'i‘Y. l.\’ REPLY ST \Tl’.
I 2 DETAILS REGARDING FOR-
:: f'OSlTIOXS HELD. ALSO GIVI:

 

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II; young Illt‘lI from out of
ilit‘ comin; to Norwallt to
and work. Tllv'}' net-Ii good
I ; conditions. III'I would there-
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)7 quell-2 Tire and Rubber Co.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WE PAY SPOT CASH

tor
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

ATLAS BOND CO.
23 “'ashington St. So. Norwalk
New to Post Ofllce. Up one Flight
Open Evenings

 

 

WANTED - X PROFICIENT 'i‘EAt‘ li~
II of IIIIIIIII IIiIl giIc lessons at pupils
I'IIII' I'I-nts an hour, A first
class accompanies! for singing
violin. "Music" Sentinel
i'iI'»I.

WANTED

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'IIIIIIIIs;
untl

.\Il~lI'I ss of

\Vl‘) (‘ .\'.\'
in wnmowcrs‘.

li.’\\I‘iI. II‘ .\

Get yours
\lII't‘pQ’nl'll III- i'IIrII IlIII I'II<II. I’h'op us a
low llnI-IIIII IQ'nLinI-IIIing (‘o llfll‘hill‘
VIIIII' l'III'k ("It_I'.

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WANTED l'Rll-ll’l' \("11\II(lnll..
loI' sit-.IIII' III IlII II Ink. HIIIIIII line-Sac.
I‘III-stnui St.

WANTED .\i.\lli\'i'2 ICNUIXEIICII.
\I'I'IIII Box 572;.

WANTED BRIGHT GIRI. FOR Oi“-

 

‘hold mrintwe. chin. and silverware.
lPholle 1703-4.

Iold chicks 50 to

llaneous

 

Ween $1.00. “12:0,

 

 

"NEW

FOR SALE— {rm FINE HOUSE

 

FOR SALE—ORDER 1HREl-2 [HY
III0 reduced price-z

mornen‘s toys.

 

When sate asleep on its mother's
breast :

But do not lightly pass such by

Without a word tint. will notify

The mother's love tlmtotrooger grow.

Aspnuing you: incline their men;

Rising to heights 0! tervid joy,

When they can serve their girl “I
boy.

With mother love that never IlII-II

WVhile giving all in sacrifice. 7

One night I heard ,a mother cal:

"Oh God. in mercy spare my .n;

I question not Thy will be done,

But. priiy. oh God, you spare my ,I. .I;
And I to Thee my promise xiv;
Through him to serve Theo “h“. l

 

Rhodc Islllll’l mac, Barred Rocks, \\'7-'~
ill]il0“".“. “’iIiiII Rocks. 4 NcIIIoIIII

AII. Telf hill—5.
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FOR SALE «~Ill)II2 SH“) 4 TO 5
I'm. .'IIII I-III'II." .. Ihs Loni: Island WI'IIII:
Fish. :50. \\'a£~'ilin2t0ll SI, Bridge. '3-
.I. III. in 5 I‘. III, Friday.
FOR SALE I IlllilSI‘Z PUWIZI‘

litIIkI-l Mutm in .\ 1 condition. C :III :II.
Preston l‘oyl, \\Il~IIn Point Road. Su.
Noru'ulk.

FOR SALE MAHOGANY
IllIIIIl-I l>l£iil'l Reds.
heavy laying. llatchim: eggs $2.50 for
fiz‘tIII-n, $12.00 for one hundred. B.“

 

 

 

Quackmihush, lmI-icn, ('onn. Tel liil.
FOR SALE T\\'O SIX ROOM
houses Part impIoI'eInents. \z-III' 'I:

ll lianford pldl II East NoIIIalk i‘ t.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I'll't‘ work. good pennianship necI-sIIIII'y. _ H”: ‘SAL': ' AT . AtHHH'JLVI " NOTICE and one. of {no Oldcst and mu .' popu-
,__ h. .In' \_ ' .-te '. . prII-e.-. room ousII suIIaIle for i“'n ) '
”Incl"; I'llfn' I; adI Goodqopportunity. “Hump-t NW“. Norwalk sum)” resm- Nogic l'l1‘9l9h) niII-n to III- I-sons 5... lat mcmheIs of Butler lodge I. O O.
..I II Is I; . om. InI. . Illlr Ilf:r:.. voir I'u- ‘ t i‘ I . I .- II-rosnd or «hose land m. IV in arrI-II— F. Pureku Rebekah Lodge |_ 0 o F
WANTED IIIIIIIIIII .XI'II. Nurwalk ' ' ‘ g“ “r O nutclinse mm“. d l u
“" f I may remain on llmrtgaup AII h. mu " 'h 1' I" I'll ‘lII' “filling m ”In \'.1IOI .ml the OrdI-I of American \lechaniI
3:.me mm OPER— _-_~E «fir—I ‘l—— f E“ ‘EH “:— J'. 3i. l.:l\'iHII & I'II. inc '5 ltafilmad ”m ( ammo" (”“"“l 0‘ "II I ivv off. H" 3‘ “"“‘M by a “"10“ "m “0'"
.I‘U-JRS' PAID WHILE WANTED l .\'I iI.l(IlL.\'( LSD Q I'm .1 Aw. q” -\.m.wak Cmm~ . gm“ Ilk “,II Im htld .It In. (Immu- Samuel l. Dlvln. who but recently re
LEARNING CLUETT, PM. ”P“ ;’E‘ “““W *“W'ng mncmm- II. $12 1191‘ ' I..- f ' ' .:‘I llflIllIN‘l's I‘In Hall. on the 31st III-v IIIIInI-d (tom Frauen where he fluent"!
' II'III-I to \‘iil'l Learnt-rs over II; yours ~ . -* f M. II 9 x . I ii M. Davis.
BQDY a 00., INC. ..,I a... mm, M”... lmd “hm. h Mb FOR SALEI-I-GOOI) on: IIIIII. Hf" ” 1 l " "mm‘ “ '" ‘0 "" Ese’w“ ms mum” m: E ”M n
. \l \I L I: .. . .. ' .- “mm“, box wagon for sale, (hum. I." . iIlI-I IlIII proposal to layout. upon. “Ingrid one :4]. it" Mrs “illiam ("Hn- H
iIII. . (.l'.‘l.ltln. (:llillll‘llllh'and \\ Duh-"Flllllllus St. East Norwalk. IlenII. cnlnrzc and change mt] grade‘of Norwalk.
--. , III Hm. ll--Il ()II'lIIuIl 5L, .\orII'IIIk. ' ____ _. _ »__7_ _____ _ _ ( lIeIIInIII It.I--II in the Spoons} T“- "I. In“. funeral services will be llt‘ld 0'1
x‘JRNERs WANTED TO 5 " ”'w‘ ““’ —‘ -— -~'-"‘ F , .. D IIlI'IiII i'IIIm its picsent S0u[h(.|\' 4.. ..-,;. S‘aptrda} aIIernoon at 230 (1'01“ u“
. WANTED lIOY (H’FR Ii; YPUIK‘ on SALE §.\li. BOAT ‘5 If i‘. minusi I'.I 9 l u, v John-i. Snnvelv will
TAKE WORK HOME. INEX- to h- I'IIII lIzIIIIII'I' IIIIainI-w il'lIIIII-IEEIIIk: I'mfk‘ “I'M-(“7"”) (“"3“"- Harhor Vim‘" n a ‘ H m 50“ Fri}. d le'tlIun la“ hon“ P h
I‘I'V \IonroI. u.‘ ff I f f liven-II. '" ""“““' ‘ "I "9"" at" l'm'. and 1". nfliciatc and burial v-ill bi} math" in l l‘
._ .-IENCED HELP TAUGHT. . f- ' ‘.__, __.'_ _ _ A- . II. ~ 3-... "I II rtahliSlImeut or the 1:; Id.» family plot in RiIersidI ct on let)
- , . WANTED . \I'o.\I.\.\' III: IIIIII. I-‘IIII F0 A E I ‘IIII ~ III .IIII: .Is IIpI-nm» -..I.I. . mm. ~..—— t
CLUETT, PEABODY & 00.. IIIIIIxI-work. I‘IIIin cooking. no II'IIslIiII-z \‘o 13.5%,:— .. ”ll(l:L‘:l. 32'; "OT ‘1 I. Mrs. Frederick Hopp.
"’1‘ 5“!“an IIr \I'oIIld Iakt- woman with ' ' ’ " “" 0“ “use ('03 . - - - a 3‘ I ' ‘ 'IieriI'k
,, f , f ,- .. l liitII-Ii at Ihc (‘lly (If .\III"-'-'.l-: I‘zIIS Mrs. Soplmi. liUPP- “l" "l 1““
L . ‘ ‘ . . ‘ sun!” ”In” “hm- Drown-NI Address tIIIIIs six rooms and bath. hot and co'tl ' l , f . _ ,. I
VI ANTED V(I().\ IuRNNII-AII {\iul‘Jls H“: 'l‘. If." water, (‘lt'cll‘it' light, hot. \\‘alt*l' heat. 1 ”III (lay of May. 1:019. l‘{upp' (lll‘ll Ini‘l memos .It hI‘l' honit.
: ‘ . ell-III“ I-Il' ( ”15”.; $|OII momir ”#7 — 3 —~ a- —— -— ~—~~-— lull 73x14“. i’ricv 3;.30“. Will ‘aknf T.) "rd“. ”I ”1“ Mayor and Cnvnl“ ( f 35 Core a“ (“w a‘ Eh.) Sp of b0 5It‘ll”:
., II.It.IIII.-: Soon Ace II'IIIulI-IIIIII-nts. WANTED STATIONARY I-TNGIN- gum" cash lll'lflnf'o 0n Inm'tgaI-II ‘9. said (‘Ityz She is suycIIEd by her lIusbImI an“
II VI. mw- l"t‘l' fi'tt‘ I‘IIII'IicIIIIII-s, “TI“. I-III'; IIIII~I IIII -.. lIIIIl prIIiI-IIII~ on Iur- é” l-‘ II “man“ Dal \ “ . .‘ll0'\‘_ ”two children. Mrs. ("al'l Bonner. 0
J I l.I I: I - . ' I...‘ blilt'5l_ AIIIIII' III i'IIIIlIloymem lIII-IIIIII. . " ' ' "P" “r . '1‘ . . . f. . . I .. . M hrs“.
1‘ ‘ III III . I‘t'III‘IIIII t I\ II M I \ice .mw Yul“ & Tuwm, ‘3”1.’ ('0.. Shimmy“ Much?” newt ”mm , IR\ l.\t. Ll. ROIII.I{TN_)\ Ivas~il| Hit It \\ Illlam Hopi). \'
‘E‘ '3'“ " 3'" ""1"""l"" “"11 “VI-“l? I‘IIIIII_ f ' I‘ll: (‘lI“l\'. City. and III-roan] Ham). 01‘5““ “‘
If" ' 4 .‘ - 7. _ -. -.._ ______ ___._ -_._. FOR SALE Y()l'\'(; llllll\'l-‘ \\.“ District III Nornalk, Ins, I’l‘nbull'fy'alk‘ The funeral “I“ beheld “1"“
‘ -‘._b‘ —# WANTED 'A “'0“ \‘\ “VH}TH] tun busineu “axons wiIiI ‘ ”In. .I. (“n“fl- M"! 'I. A. 1).. 1919. the law home on Satnrda) “"‘Emclof‘
«‘IIINTED .\l.\III '30“ (Il-TNIIZIIAI. III ll“ (‘lt'ftnllll :Ind lIIundlI'. Day work. \\'ill “‘1' 4“ ww‘m‘bh. ”k” . d ..\._ Estate of Georzc H. Fcrria late of at :30 o‘clock when R“" Frpd‘w‘r'f
Elf fluff E‘E' “‘“hm: ”m“ ““"'""“ (‘~(l{c:ll(tullll\Il)'l::ln\t\ flirifllfngllm’gluzgf incion An). A x“"“"lk l“ 53 All District, deceased. iJncolIs will (ImcialI'. Burial "l“ h“
:‘f l ‘ =\l'l'l.\ III... II' I' I'Iark. 'rIlI Immiz. :VIIIm'fnlk.“ ‘ E ' _ThII ('ourt of Probate for IIIII IIIII- made in Riverside CONN"?-
4: El ‘l'II: ., ('Uflll. “4.....- »-- ~-—— —— FOR SALE-3 DAYS (NJ) RIH~HH_I “'Hl “f NUIEWRHL hath “nlltt‘d and Ill' . ‘p‘ ‘ ' .. '—
“\:7;‘"‘ f.“ _"“" — i WANTEID lilzl'jSSM‘AIfINII: (Eanf' 1.4mm Reds, 23'1“] ROI-ks, “,‘Ia‘udmt luu-I-Il six months from-the date hereol. ——Sentinel “’ant Ads Are “Inner—i
' ~ “”5," ". MAUI-I'm: I:I~:.\I;II.II. my; *‘x‘i‘h-WEE‘R‘}“3:2,?"1‘7‘"|'f‘m‘_'v"l;‘j' I... mm. mm. 2 “1...... m .; “M. 0... III-II... I'I'I‘IIIIIII'IoI mi Emu» I0 I..- ~- ~ -—~--* N E -
-, \Illtlllxt.‘ lI‘IIIl I'llill‘llILZ.‘ NI: IIIIInIlrI'. ’I‘I-l. l8“ or 1755, ' ' 3 Ilhotie island Reds. Brahmas. IIIII'I'IIII Em." mp”. claims for 89““)?an WA T D f _,
1- 7””:‘3. Address II, I; care ()I ..... ... Illlt'liri. II ,IalndoItIIs. Aflt'l‘ I III-look “‘0” “m“‘g'eflmmflml the” M— f.“ W E \ ,\l.‘\.\' ron \‘l'V’l‘
. 'll~l ltll‘lll- l.itI-l._’. WANTEDI A (““11 T0 \l’tiItK I.\' in afternoon. 4 Newtown At” 'I‘cl counts. lII'IIlIel'lF attested. \I'Ithill Raid WANTED \(l . . - I”
E . ' ' - "54W” ll‘IfIlli"" T"- \'\'II.~'IIinglIm St. 1,341.3. ‘ How. will no Ilcbarred a recoverI'. All Iess. ('Ilallllnll‘llald position In fun!
7" E‘NTED A l‘.\l(.\li'ZR, Vt)“ (”531' _ __-_‘ ___ __ -_-7 ‘ III I- ns inIlIIiIlI-II to said Estate, are re: of twin. ('(Illnli‘\‘ hull)“. G“”" ““2“"
0 ' .Ir:. -IIl-. ; . . .. - . , ‘ “h“.k'l'wll "KUUVT JUNE Isl ' . _ Ed . ,. ..I ' ' I . .R . .... .- Somme. XUI'WB 3;.
. f “ I. (“all ”hm” M E” mom; with improvements (‘on‘trIIllIf FOR SALE A Il.\IlI.Ir.\ I\\"II ”“3“ d m “a“? Immedmte "mmem IA‘MH" “E I '
\w . lf't‘llI III I-IL'III mun: also \‘IIIIIIIJ located. in respectable neighborhooduson motor-cu-le in first «his. I-I'.m'.i “ lf‘on“. fl
.. mom :I. um: .IIIIIII' III I.I-II£:I~- Address \l‘. Itosu. Keen-I IIIIilIIinL' So. ““n “"h 0“ “ ”W” 3“" “I” T“ ”my”; I" VERR‘S W“"‘“'E‘.i-~7. q .
"VIII". I’unm :Ivamw. XIII-II-IIIII. Nm-walk. 5‘ FIN S'- "3 MINI” 1‘ '1 “I"? Administratl'lx WANTED . BY A TRAIN-J) .\t mi-
' l‘l'r. ' —~‘ “— g ——-‘ .._. ._ __..._> —— POSIIIOD as YIUI'S“ companion. {(lllnll."
‘ . _ “f _ __ WANTED .\ BOY OVER II; 'l'O FOR SALE”- FRESH (‘()\\'.°~. .Il'Tllr“ BUSINESS NOTICES. mw'un‘d 3li~ Anna G. I’iel‘t‘t‘ 15v".
. _ “TED “U“ .\\‘ -01 l I I work on mill: wagon, rm VI." Zuni III, sex. one IioelItI-in and call. John Guru ____ t St.1‘:d ‘ Norwalk (‘i.. Tel I J71 III
..I.. )‘15 IIIA‘ !- . __. 4 I Ir Inf. .. v . n ‘ a? "'
.- ' . I I 5.1.. IIIIIIIIIII. fine). I... to I An. .IIInnIpIm ll WASHING Ax" POLISHING (“Rh 3 - __..__......_.
l ~ .I IIII'IIIII. Spells. :1 \\()()(I St. ‘_ , ...- ~ - —~--3 ---. —~ -- ,-. . _ ., _ .. h _ . _ . l “*"""‘
— —_- 1-0 a! ; FOR SALE I‘ORIITIII IIINI. FAR “ ""‘“”‘"" 'l ’f‘“ “'8 “_’“' ”rm“; LOST. ‘
WANTED llllIMAKICI‘S .~\.\'I.' h. .fl IIxI-cllI-ni IonIlitioII. (Itnllllinlubk’Vpr"h‘(.tpd' “3“" “"“E 0"" ““Sl‘ed' Rear _ .-. __. ~~~“ ‘ " "" 'i‘
. IlII-Is. \\’e II III openinus t'III ex TO RENT ‘IIFI OORS .3 AND .1 rims. All III-v; lll't‘ll. 2 Charles SI. East 350“”) XIII-walk Trust (‘0.. \\'ashlnxton‘ LOST—AXAI'TO I.II‘I‘..\‘SIj. FLY”;
EH'I'E'J‘“ ” up”), I" l‘t‘l-ll'l china rooms [Ileaguni located ImproI omenls xm“ an‘ _ _> . ISL th‘“ 54x4. - -XII 30-117.} :“liid;;;\i:l:ll::lul:::\t‘ at In
I ’IIIII .I I- an! InI-I.I I-\pI-I-iI-nm- ( 1 l t . f ‘ ll ‘ *‘"'"_ ._. ""' _“‘"""“ --.A ———-— 10! HP . 1‘ l't‘“ ' '
.3“- ... \._.IIIIIII1 pm I minu t mm In I) FOR SALE GRANITE AVD “M,“ ’ ‘ ‘ ’ _ . ”a _ ——
-. .- -__ ~. {In A I II Iein, “. oolnard, Ie.. f ‘ LIIIIA n. SL1). DRESbMAKIstI ISTAKE MADE By MANY
‘ . . . 1...--.v-.. an; _.‘_)“‘ ”:1. it Telsj‘ _3 ( ‘\ ble monuments. Luke Bellcdttt. "4 No.1,“! rpmmmurg film children! (10(th A M >~____
«NTED .\ Im .\I. I..\m AS- " ‘ " 'Fflll‘flt‘ltl .\I'e.. So. Norwalk. 4 Hawkins IIII. homalk T911*3“-. , - m.
H, mm. .\III<t be willing to - v _..——. —. Don‘t wait for I‘liollluailelll ll) m
busing“. References l'NlIlil'-' TO I.l-2'l‘-~1room apartment to adults . 1‘1““. MOWERS SHARPENEI’lIBIV‘ (“Sr 339.] kidncifi \\'lIcn you sut-
.I.. saw. H No. Main St So. orlI. RI‘III $9 Second floor. I'l'fll". over NOTICE . ‘01....“40 repairimz and house wirlnz for pains and aches II} Ill“ and 51999
“I. (7mm. ‘ -(‘ Illnt' Iallr IQ. Blackouts Shoe store. For; The Pratt-Cori“: 38,th Ser- [II-I‘m: your Ford to me and save monev ldlsturbinz hladdc r \\ eakness‘ b) nizht.
-..___ .m... ..._.-___ L... ; L'IIIIIII'I II'IIIIII 'aI's inquire of Old We". vice Station is now open. on repairing 1.; J‘ mama-II; 4 (‘harlnglfael med muons and um down. 9‘0
‘ INTED I-IXI'IIIIIIII..\'( M, Tl RN-EC igm Co. The highest clasg of Battery St E. XIII-walk. kidnevs and bladdci should b‘e I'csctol‘oduo'n
‘IIIII Pll'lS to learn. Norwalk 0 l‘ S l ' :‘t‘l work: Warm-R cpairs a'l-Ll - to healtllV Show, and Eggxizjmem.
i . s .
,\'II Main and Ann Sis. ; T I.I‘ ' 100m» at J7 ‘pl ng ’ I“? . Rephcenlen“ on all nukes 01 i FURNITURE It is a mistake to 1‘05”") ( n
InqniII XII“. II ‘a 'lllOl'. 16 Grove street; Batteries . h Pole" Kidney Pills put the kidneIs i
. _ M--- -_. ._ -H 1T“ 1“ . '2' l - I will refinish I‘t‘mo“lel ““1 ”1‘0““ h n 1‘. condition and keep them -
I‘WED To rent (I cottage. fur- _ __ . Work Called For and Delivered fumitme. Reasonable rates. Frank’so‘t’it: :Sd‘I-IU‘OW' Bexin taking 10'
we" I I. “ ' ' I . ' AVe.. Rowavton. :39 -
‘” “Ill ( l“I 0: lll‘tlifltifl‘si’: TO LET 3'. rooms at 96 Taylor ave-f Norwalk Storage lgattel'y .Morrison. “0““mn E dnv. Good TESIIIIS (510' the “TS:
1mm I II par I'. I'I I .1 fl ‘ _ . II 3 —"‘ '
'IuEIII "Pounce" care of Sen- m!" “an of “rs' 1" T3110" 16‘ company )l SPRAYIXG I.\' SEASON. TO DO. dbl!-
' ICroI'c street, or telephone 180.49 ' 72 N0. Main St. 80 Norwalk
.' Phon 335 2 ' [roe “ork In all klllds Hen” Bean': "__._._. M-...—-3-—-- .. —"
‘ “I _ i 7 ‘ ’ . * v. V.. . . ‘ i e pa.“ Telephont‘ Connection South Nor' Beg: Sugar Cured Hams ........ 42c
.I .TH} :II MIA-ll OMEN L. S. To LET Sn: rooms at G (ross; lk Dime Bacon ............... -- 33¢
'1'” Jobs, $1.000-31fii'0 .‘T'm‘WstI'cIIt. South Noru‘aik. First floor.‘ PROFESSIONAL lwa E IMO“ DERESSE} VEAL-
""M'Iliutelv for list positions ob-I RIIIII sitt. lIInquiI'e oi lI‘. I). LIIII'lOILl ---- --__._.. ——_. ..,._ -.._' TAXI SERVICE 'Cutl ................. .. 46c
I‘I.IvIlIlin institute. Dept. 2" . '0 Pryticw avenue. ' PIANO N ’ H
. X. Y ' ' f f_f__ - - * _..__. f I 'l STRUCT'ON lcars for him all hours of the day and ChOPPLd" """ ' fffffffffffff :12:
- _.--_f_ _. ff .__..-__.,-____ —-‘ ”INN SCHOOL :night Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 93 "7; Rib. ...........................
‘I I ED -Younc men In IIIIII'n Int R‘Z'im" 9"“ WWI?” Imuflc tau: h Romano and Cutrone.1‘l‘.ODiI Mil-IF ‘0 Roast """""""""" 3“
I;I.I,I I,“ “4hi1,.]p.n.mn.. CIO- W'ANTED Ismone in 10 to 2019330115, \Vinn \Iel :flwldcr ....................... 32¢
"-II'It‘o‘E "' . I'tlmd. studio daI s. Mon. Tues, “ed" l PA.NTIflG - runwwm .........................
.-- _‘ ' _: . . Im II. m. to 9 p. m. Phone 1185-2, 120l-doeoratinl. "in“?! applies; '03 Corned Best from .......... .
N I ED _‘ “W N]. x“. I, Tm“ ‘ Operators on Sewmgr II‘asIII. gton stIceI, South Norwalk comps, Wu. emu. loved one. GEflUiNE seams LAMB

mix and stiff hats, also young
' . II'-.I--II lIiIIInIInc; and binding
II‘IIZII- learning. Crofut

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HUUI) PLAIN CCDUK
-. (:IIIIII wages. Address

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l'll’ IlII son. Ii. 1". I). XI). 36 Bald
‘."'l'on. or phone 2 3.
'I’ANTED diUlPHTS’. EXPI‘IR‘

1 ll S.\I.!-IS.\II~ZN for carpet and
'Ifinn. Stenrlv position and good

‘s'I’riIn mung details a! expel“

&

‘I' ‘I an I salary wanted. The Ed',‘

Machines

Good wages, steady work for
wcmen who are capable of
learning to operate on Ladies'
Fine Shirt Waists. Good pay
while learning. Clones: and
moit sanitary factory in town.

NORWALK W 1181' 00.,

‘ ESL 33, 600. Insoz

 

 

Rocdner'sfnall,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ygoalte- Post. OIHCe. Studio now open

 

MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD, 142 Main

street NoI'II' alk. Conn: private 1e:-
1 sons in dancing. Telephone 1838.
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FOR SALE—2
gall improvements.

FAMILY ll')!f<l‘.‘.
W on Kerwin

E'prm ements, Iocnted on “’est Main St-
33. I300.

 

RIZIIS.‘
Selected years t'oI .

family house. it" im-l

live
It I be worth} in Thv sight
Giant my mothei' s puner tIIIIiglII
Ev er thus the lmc that neve! dies
“ill plead to glue its sacrifice

1 One night I heard :4 mother suy:

"Think of your ninther's IIIIIIluI- H“...

Ii:I_\_'

I hid then I sun that mothei fold

Iier aims mound her soldier bold;
linowmg Well the son she trained
V\ as goingv Iorth with soul unstained
'To meet the tone 0! cultuned might
‘PI IlI.IIIs III the im law and Iizht
Il-‘III '.III' and llflll giIcs sacrifice
lHII IIII II IlII “mic that never dies
— Annn) moug_

. FIORE'S GARAGE

. II;IIII your Ford overhauled or to-
named at .‘iIIII- 's (image. ll Ilani’urd

lplllf‘fl. '1‘le .IZ’II. (‘Icnuinc Ford parts

insed only.

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Look on a helpless bubs at rest, l

Louis C. luau I

The death of Louis C. Braun of
Middletown, formerly of Dcnbury. oc-
curred shortly alter 7:80 o'clock Tues-
day evening, after an illness of about
one month's duration. Mr. Bnun wu‘
urn in Hoboken. N. J.. but went to
Dnnhury whén a young man. He. re-
sided here about thirty-two years
083‘ 10 Middletown a little oIer a
month m, -

‘Ir. Bnun was a tailor by trade, and
\‘.-‘l.I employed by his brother. ex~liay-
M William .-\. Braun. until a few years
I80, when he retired because of failing
Ihealth. He is survived by one daugh
Eter. Mrs. A. Arthur Collins. 0! Dan-
,hui'y. two sons. Louis Bmuu ot‘ (‘hiv
lcago, Ill.. and Harold lll'nun of South
lFXorwalk: three brothers. ex-Mayor
I,“'illiam A. Braun of linulnn'y: Iloh-
lerl Braun and Augustus llraun oI'
. "art ford. and IhI-I-II grandchildren.

The remains will be brought to Dan—

bury and llll‘ l'unI-ral will he III-III i‘rIIIII
:lhe home of Mrs. A. Arthur Collins.
'2I on; street.

 

 

Q
| George A. Davin.
; Ieorge Allen Davis. a hixhly I‘m-peel.
eIi resident or Norwlk. died lafilJ‘Vt‘ll
ing at his humt‘ 190 South Main sired
.ai'ei a low: and ”mac dint: illnI- ss with
which he ha] been afflicted I‘m the
lpout yen.
"‘ “i: was a “1‘" known hatter
er IIIIIIIII- the \"(‘ill.\' be was
a. tII IIiIh the Barthol (‘o.. and
“uh thI Roach lint I‘o. He was a'-
wnys prominInt in ”storm affairs

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ltstimtu cheerfully liven. Trill or Less .............. . ..... . ...... . 40c

 

 

: Neck.

E Taylor

 

snowmen IIIGII

BEATS NORWALK vs. Junea “mum um;

tDedhun I II.

 

In spite of threatening whether
Greenwich high school defected Nor‘
well: high school. Monday afternoonl
For the Int few innings the chances'
of m the game looked had for"
6.3.8. The Nmalk players were
heavy kittens and at the end of the

wrww

—'—M

.‘inry A. LI“
Mar.“

w. W‘illlnm Y. Thurber:

Walter llIIdIIIInI;

Lawton III Saiah A. IAIWNII)“; Plinth

Silver-nail \I. Ethel SllIernw; W.

Iey Thoma town: I.. Isabel!- Q
Young: Jennie E Slur
Bur-n John SUM v.3 H01. 1.“
Strykei: Lucius Janet 11th VI- M-

Eolla Babb. Manuel N.

third inning the neon: stood 7 l mlBoealle I‘Drdo.

their i'aI0r. Then G. H. S. began tol
snap out of it and held Norwnlk downl
for the maiflng liIc oi six innings.
Fin I fielding work was done by Kriet-f

.ler. '-'I'I'bh. Hussan. Moran and Danks.’

Lyons. the pitcher. whom Cupmin‘
Keat was holding in. let out and Non
walk couldn't “see the ball. III IIII~E
sixth inning hits‘hy Moran. Webb. Imdt
Khitlenbrought the score up to 9-7.1

where it remained to tho end. This
year's team is the best (I. ll. S has
seen for about five years. (‘api KIInI

fills his position like a veteran. and
Lynn. who was found this year.
wicked halls. which it!
been hit. G. H. S. out for
record. having heat Harrison.
llridgepor;. Norwalk
Tuesday beat T‘IllInIII 15.0.

has
yet IIaI'en' I
is

a .III on
. I
This WIN

rather a slow game In there was no'.
I

pen in Pelham team. I

SIX AUTO BANDITS
HELD IN NORTHAMPTON}!
NORIHAMPTUN. 3I;Ii~s, \iay II ~,
Three of the six automobile banditsJ

captured in Lee laIII Saturday and who,“

the authorities say admitted I'IIblIiIlzI
the Fuller and Bartlett store :II BLI-
chertown May 9. escaping in a Iourin:
car. Were held for the grand jury in
bonds of Sl,00Il each. other II h('i\l'lnI'l
in police court yesterday. The other
three denied guilt and were held for a
hearing. None could I'urinsh bail.
WOMAN FALLS lN PAINT,

Dies or BROKEN NECK.

MERIDY-TN. May Mrs Inscph
Kabul. 50. a widow knocked met a
m stove while tailing in a flint.‘

struck on her head and died of a
broken neck yestetday niteInoon.
15 DIVORCE CASES TO

BE HEARD FRIDAV

 

ls Biggest Day's Divo’ce Business in
Court Senion .- List of Cases.

The Ialgcst number of diI'HmIc cases.

in this sosslun oi the Chi] Superior

c'IIIuI “ill be lIeIIIIi Friday when 15 un-

contested pctitiom~ IIlli he‘called for
action. Bridgepon as. usual leads the
field. 10 of the petitionets being limit
that city. The list is III-s follows:
Charlotte H. Frank vs. Herman I.
Frank: Hannah Olive Thomas Is.
Harry S. Thomas; Henry Hammond
'Iaylor; Nel

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Joseph Clip No II! (”earn-h.” _
guilty to the ('rlmiml Superor a“ .
yesterday to stealing ‘62 won. ‘
clothing and other things belong!“ .
C. Alfred Wagner of Greenwich. Ill.-

ary 4. and was sentenced to 1"
months in the county jail by Jud.-
Kelcr.

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lAn Inside Bath
Makes You Look
and Feel Fresh

Says a glut of hot water Id“
phosphate before Moot

 

.l keeps lllnus away.

 

Thlu excelleiit, common-
health measure being
adopted by millions.

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‘ Physicians the world oter rec“
mend the inside bath. claiming tho: b
of vastly more importance than ‘9
side cleanliness, because the ob
pores do not absorb impurities I’D
the blood, causing ill health. while I.
pores in the ten yards of bowels .»

Men and women are $306 to W
each morning. before breakfast. I
g! :53 of hot water with a teaspoon”
of limestone phosphate in it, u a
.harmless means of helping to w‘
from the stomach liver kidneys ‘
bowels the preIious day's indigent“
material, poisons, sour bile and tan.
thus claiming. sweetening end -

fying the entire alimentary cannl “- '

and molten the skin, so hot wet" all
limutone phosphate act on the 0.-
math. mm.

Those who make up Milt bad breath.
coated ton‘ue, nosty inst: or how u
dull, selling head. allow comm
acid staunch; others who are m
to biliotu nttacks or constiputh.
should chain a quarter pound o! _I
stone phosphate at the druz store-
'l'his will cost Iery little but is *-
cient to «mount-ate the mine 01-h.

\"~‘ .Ianet llexter
” continue It
lie 31. Xilan I's. Thomas J. Nllan: Side bum“? Those Whoa f
“and Fuxenia Rich'n'vls vs. HIII‘I‘I‘ m 110qu are assure o ’ ‘.
Thomas Richards: Hattie M. Thurber w w m

C.

 

 

vigor D

m cuocou'rn. 60c lb. .'
W

Till: NEW ENGLAND CANDY MFG. CO.
10.South Main Street.

vvvvv"

“#1131- Day Only

Dollar Day.
1 lb. box Finest Assorted Chocolates .................

 
 
 

\
AV‘A‘“

A“
:AAW

' .............. 2 lbs. for $1.00

1 lb. box Cocoanut. Duinties ............... . ......... 4‘—
$1.50
SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY ONLY ..................... 31g
1 lb. Hershey KIsses' .................................. f”
. 1 lb. Italian Creams .................................
' $1.50
SPF» IAI- DOLLAR DAY ONLY ...... _ ............... a;
16 pic‘s. W- ley' s Spearmint ........................ . j
l 5 Pm- W” 33"5 Jme Fruit ......................... .26
5 pkgl. Wrigley's Juicy Frint ........................
f $1,”
$1M

’ SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY

 

 

 

 

”3 “‘94- TB. ‘0‘ we"; Loin Chops ..................... 46c .
WM“. ‘1 1-! EU ”'3“- law... ....................... doc
l Shoulder ........ . ..... . ......... 38:
I U“: '0" “WE‘- ”EILI'Vfifiy-Ed' Stew . ................ . ....... 25c
J m. 8m: rash .............. 60c
inc. loo; dis hauling Light “I! F Bow “c
sndheuyuuckin‘cfllce telepm Prlntluuer........ .......... m
15:1me .mthuhunon. ..... 23m}
' I’mlofwadwng...14ondflc
l TRUCK'NWH‘I Nelson. W 2 Cam‘romm ................ as:
”d m “m M ”4 "1“" ramem,wssu a... .. 23m“:

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KEYSTONE, ”RPM”, BATAVIA, FISK. PRESTO“
PORTAGE, MARATHON, NORWALK TIRES AND 113338
20 to £0 per cent. oil‘ the list

SMITH & MORRISON

91 1-2 Main 8t., opposite North Ave, Norwalk.
Phone 969

Tr;r Our Home Made

g -- CANDIES --

“BEIGE GREIIM
MADE FRESH DAILY

. CWIQHERY

W‘

“amt-l.

Luxu‘do m. '

tore putting move food into the at- I
och. ..
Just us soap and hot Water cm

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